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Home My WebLink About1981-08-23 - Orange Coast Pilotl • --~ -.. .......... . ... ..-. -, . . -, . .. - .. ....... ...... . . .. . .. ORANlil COAST YOUR HDMITOWN DAllY PAPfR SUNDAY. AUGU ST 2:t 1981 O RANGE COUN rv ' C ALIFORNIA . 50 CENTS Civil rights given wrong emphasis? By JERRY CLAUSEN Of•Dillty ........... The case folder labels read like a list of high ·interest con· flict stories in Costa Mesa over the past couple of years. The Cuckoos Nest , S\lnshine Modeling Studio, Sid Soffer. Ali Roushan .. _ All are law cases involving the city in alleged violations of civil rights - usually rights guaranteed under th e First. Fourth and Fifth amendme nts to the U.S . Constitution. The First Amendment cuuH" deals with freedom of s peech. religion and the press. The Fourth involves search and seizure. The Fifth says the government can't deprive a person of life, liberty or property without due process of law nor take private property without compensation. Costa Mesa City Attorney Tom Wood calls some of the cases ··nuisance s uits.·· costly and time-consuming in the defense_ The plethora of legal activity that worries Wood and city and county attorneys across the na· lion is grounded in the Civil Rights Act of 1871 a Re- construction law originally in· tended to prevent officially sanc- tioned violations of the civil rights of blacks. But that act has been radically transforme d b y the fede ral courts to cover a ll grievances connected to a federal law or a federal right. The result in Costa Mesa alone PRE-CONCERT PICNICKERS -The Werne r and Slater families of Costa Mesa sha re suppe r outdoors with the Har· rison and Beach families of :"iewport Beach before an American Home Sy mphon~ Pops Concert. The s ummer music series. co-sponsored by the Dail~· Pilot and Orange SUNDAY SPECIAL has been a legal scurry in de- fense of unus ual s uits . One was filed by a resident who claims his rights to own property were violated when police towed away his old Cadillacs and allegedly failed to grant him an ad· ministrative hearing. That case. taken to the federal court system by Costa Mesa's own Sid Soffer has cost the city $31,000 in lawyers· f ees alone to date . The city has successfully de- fended itself at the Federal Dis· trict Court level, but Soffer is taking the issue to the federal appellate courts. Then, there is the city's recent attempt to close down a popular r ock nightclub on Placentia Avenue, the Cuckoos Nest. City Council members listened to club neighbors and police complajn about marauding punk rocke rs and other teen·age rs who drank to excess. smoked pot and damaged property in west Costa Mesa. The council revoked the club's live ente rtainment and dancing permit, closing out the rock bands that appeared mostly on weekends and as a result shut d ub doors. Cuckoos Nest owners cried foul and are laking the issue through the courts _ They claim the city is trying to curtail rights of free expression. The city, Nest owners contend, is thwarting the teen-age punk· De+lr ...... -Illy •kMN IC.-..r Coast College. concludes with a free program at 7:30 tonight on the lawn in front of the OCC Auditorium. 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. Joseph Pe<1rlma11 conducts the 60·pit>e'P orchestra. Khadafy willing to fight U.S. Libyan chief vows to defend claim even if 'this causes third world war' TRIPOLI, Libya (AP)-Li b· yan leader Col. Moammar Khadafy said his country would Chemical leakage cleaned up SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Calif. (A P ) -Confident that a toxic chemical cloud had dis· sipated. officials reopened an in- dustrial area Saturday where a s pill at a chemical plant sent 28 people to the hospital and forced thousands of people to evacuate. By S p.m., 25 hours after the leak began. s pecialists had pumped out practically all of the silicon tetrachloride that had seeped into a drainage system below the M&T Chemicals Co.,. said Paul Kaufmann, vice presi- dent of IT Corp., which handled the removal. Crews used a rubber-lined vacuum truck to pump out the corrosive chemical, which is supplied to manufacturers of silicon chips used in the elec- tronics industry. More than 10,000 people re- portedly were evacuated Friday Jn the mostly industrial distrtct after a truck backed into a pipe at the plant, releasing 10,000 pounds of the chemical, which vaporizeli when exposed to air. Police kept an area where as many as 70,000 people work cor· doned oft Ftlday nt1ht and early Saturday during work by the crew from IT Corp., a Martinea firm that specializes in control and d.tspo1al of batardoua sub- stances. · Dr. Richard Wade, deputy (~ CBEMICAt, P•l• A.1) ~ defend its claim to the Gulf of Sidra even if it leads to a third world war, the official news agency JANA r eported Satur- day. The Gulf of Sidra is where U.S. Navy jets s hot down two Libyan planes on Wednesday during Amer ica n naval maneuvers. "We are convinced that there will not be an end to American fanaticism until there is another Vietnam. And this might be the occasion, .. Khadafy was quoted as saying in the news agency's Public confidence in schools lags NEW YORK CAP ) - Co nfidence in public schools remains at the same low level it has been for rive years with no sign of a rebound, according to the 13th annual Gallup Poll education s urvey re- leased Saturday. For the first time, tbe poll also rated parents on FOR REPORT ON NATION'S SCHOO~. SEE AS how well they raise their chlldrtm -and they got lower marks than the schools. The poll of 1,519 adults taken between May 8·17 also found lac k or dis· ciplioe and drug a bu!'le were perceived as the big- gest problems In public schools, the same as last year. Respondents were asked to rate public school11 in their communities with the same A, B, C. D •nd Fail gradea most children receive. Nine percent 1ave their schools an "A," 27 ~eat gave "B's," 34 , pe rcent gave "C's," 13 percent "D's," 7 percent gave their schools failing grades, and 10 percent answered "Don't know." •'The 1981 survey pro· vides further evidence that the decline in the rat- ings given by the public to the public schools in their communities has ap- parently come to a halt," the poll said. "Only slight changes have been re· corded since 1976. On the other hand, evidence of an upturn in the ratings is still lacking." School confid ence generally was lowest in central cities -where S percent gave schools an "A," and 20 percent gave a "8 ." It was highest in communities with popula- tions or 2,500 to 50,000, where 15 percent gave "A's" to their schools, and 28 percent gave "B's." Parents with children ln public schools viewed tho s ~ schools more ravorably than dJd parents or c hildren in private schools, or adulta with no children. dis patch. JANA said Khadafy made his comments in a s tatement to journalists in the Ethiopian capital of Addis Abada on Fri- day, where he was on an official visit. "We accept battle with America face to face." Khadafy said, adding that Libya is will· ing to fight "to the death of the last Libyan man and woman." "The Libyan Arab people are rompletely willing, and always, to defend t he Gulf of Sidra, even if this causes a war between Libya and America or a third world war,'' Khadafy said. He admitted that two Libyan planes were downed in the dogfight Wednesday abou~ 60 miles off the North African coast. Previously. Libya had said that only one of its Soviet· built SU-22 jets was downed. There was n o immediate response from the United States to Kh a d a f y's com ments. Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. said Friday he hopes the matter of the dogfight is "behind us." . Khadafy also said Libyan television filmed the wreckage of an American F·l4 that Libya c laims it s hot down In the dogfight over lhe Libyan. ter- ritorial waters . The United States says two of its F -14s were attacked over international waters and denies that any American planes were l<>!lt. . Ethiopia Radio broadcast a speech Saturday by J<hadafy at a Libyan-Ethiopian "solidarfly rally" in which he said the shooting of tho Libyan planes showad that the Unlted States "is a dangerous rorce against peace and internaUonal law." Libya's relation• with the United States have ~n atormy since. the mercurial radical leader toot power tn a nearty bloot' ... eoup Sept. 1, i•. rock cult, an important social m ovement in Orange County. And, of course. there is Ali Roushan, the fi er y Iranian im· migrant who refuses to abide by city building regulations in con- structing and raising towers tha t some call sculpture and others call metal structures. Rous han and his Ameril'an Civi l Liberties Union lawyer. Meir Westreich, are s uing Costa Mesa for $1 million over what Roushan contends is an infringe· ment or his freE.'dom of E.'X · presswn under the First Amend- ment. Last year, the city finally ended up the victor m its suit against the Sunshine Nude Modeling Studio. The l'ity contended the adult· oriented bus iness. where several women had been arrested for suspkion or prostitution. re- quirt-'d a spl'tial use permit and pr ovid ed inadequate parkin1-, fot1lit1es for customers Studio owne rs claim ed the nudt• models conducted "rap sessions. · in which they dis- cussed their customers' prob· lcms as well as posing in the buff before cameras. City efforts to require s~cial permits and regulate downtown parking under zoning laws, they l'Onlt'nded. were designed to in- fringe on rights of free speech. In short. the city's attempts to enforce regulations dealing with. puhlic health. safety and welfare- arc under attack as the result of recent U S. Supreme Court rul- ings regarding the Civil Rights AC't of 1871 . One such Supr eme Court rut· mg in 1978, W<1od recalls, opened !SN• NUISANCE, Page A4) Boyce posed as fisherman before arrest SEATT LE 1 AP 1 Chn~topher BoyCl'. the C'Oun try's most wantC'd spy who escaped from prison and eluded author ities for 19 months. spent much of thal time posing as a fisht'rman on Washington's re- mote. heavily foreskd Olympic Peninsula Boyce. 28. was recaptured Fn- q ay night by U S. marshals at a Port Angeles, Wash .. dri ve·tn r est aurant as he was eating a hamburger. He did not resist. of· fi cials said. Ile was convicted in 1977 of se lling U .S . satellite su r - veillance information to the Sov- iets a nd was sentenced lo 40 years in prison. He escaped from Lompoc federal prison in Californi-a on Jan. 21, 1980. The FBI is investigating the possibility Boyce m ay have committed other crimes while free. according to a statement r eleased by the Ffll's Seattle of· fice. Steve Kern es. s h e riff of Clallam County, where Boyce was ar rested. said investigators s uspect Boyl'e m ay have com· mitted bank robberies lie said Boyce·s abs ences from the Olympic Peninsula coincided with bank robberies in nearby s tates which Kernes declined to name "and perhaps in Washington ... "He's absolutely the No . 1 fugitive for i his agency," said Robert Christman. chief deputy of the US_ Marshar~ Service here, Christman said Boyce s pent Saturdav in the U.S. Mars hal's office 'in Seattle , .. walking around the cell block, drinking coffee. passing his time." "He· s ,·cry s urprised, very shocked. dismayed." Christman said "lie felt he was not ever going to be captured " Offit'ia.ls in Washington said a noted private crimin a l psychologi s t. whom they declined to identify. developed a profile of Royce to aid in the hunt. John Twomey. deputy director of the Marshals Ser vice. told re- porters that Boyce's delivery of data lo the Soviets was viewed as a one-time episode, and it was thought he would return to former habits . Boyce, the son of an FBI agent. was convicted of selling highly c lassified information dealing with U .S. satellite sur· veillance systems from the TRW Co. of Redondo Beach. where he ON THE INSIDE TEMPERATURE RISING? - Robert Reed, one or television's nice guys, says the caustic nature of his c haracter on "Nurse" came about by acci· dent. He tells how on Page 89. SOFT TO TOUCH -Designer Vera Maxwell continues to tap the rainbow of Ultra-Suedes. Find out what colors s he's choosing for fall and how she's using them on Page 86. LAST I.AP Are you the only employee In your department not on vacation? Some cures for the dOtf day afternoons of sum· mar arc listed on Page AS. DON'T WAJT -While demo· araphlcs show more Americans are 1eachin1 6S and older. 80 l<rXA/>Tl REI> Chnstupher Boyce worked from mid-1974 until 1976 a:-a security clerk The govern- ment contended the codes could have compromised the CIA's cryptograµh1c communicatio ns ~ystem . Microfilms of top-secret docu· mcnL.; were fo und in the pockets of a confederate. boyhood friend Andrew Daulton Lee, when Lee was arrested Jan . 6, 1977, out- s icl!: the Soviet Embassy in Mex· ico Ci ty. Boyce was arrested in Riverside 10 days later. Lee. 29. a cabinetmaker and drug dealer, was sentenced to life in prison in July 1977. Hijacker surrenders BERLIN (/\Pl -A man armed with a grenade hijacked a Polish airliner on a domestic flight Saturday and diverted it to a U.S. air base in West Berlin in the second such incident in five weeks . The hijacker. identified only as 25 -year ·old J erzy D. of Wa r saw. s urre ndered and freed the four crew members and 34 other passengers. includ- ing two Americans, Berlin police reported . Th ey s aid ~wo passengers. Polish men ages 19 and 21. later asked for political asylum and were allowed to stay in West Berlin. percent of the work force has no retirement plans. John Rinaldo, c hairman or the board of American Rome Companies. has some suggestions for finances' and properties in old age on Page Cl. INDEX •r-......o ., ,.;._,.....,.. ,.,. ........... cs ".,....,... ., CNMHW ~rt.OMt AMUMWl IJt c-a.-. C1 ... .... ,.., c._._ a ....... .... .,... ...... Cl ......... cw :=-..... At ,....,._, :~ .,..,. .... ........... , .. ... ,. MKll,....... ~ ... _..... Alt ,........ -: ........ ..., Trw ... ·--C1"4 ...... .. .. .._ AU OAl\.Y PILOT RCT .... C.Wc.lc.I ~--TV ... ·• ! , f • --·-·---------------. .. -· .. . . . . Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. Augu1t 23. 1981 ;· What kinds of programs would you rather see on TV? Jimmy Jacqttei Costa MeM, landscaper: "More cowboys. I think the com- edy shows are kind of bad. I don't llke my kids to watch that Lucy show -It's not good to see a grown-up lady acting like a child. I'd also like the news to come on earlier because you have to wait so long to find out what's going on." Sharon Anderson Fullerton, department heH: "Some interesting documentaries. Right now, there's too much sex, violence and killing on television and there's too much of that stuff In the world, too. Those Jacques Costeau specials were very good. I think Channel 28 has good things too." Penny M eldrum Cost.a Mesa, retired: "I swear it's true that sex and violence on television encourages sex a nd violence In real .life and we see too much of It on TV. Everyone knows what sex is; they take the en· joyment out of It by showing you everything on television. Why show • all the murders? That's why there's ~ so much c rime around." Mark Bauer Hermosa Beach, grip: "More sex and violence. More sports too. What makes me mad is when you subscribe to a pay station to get the fights and then they charge you extra for the good ones. You can a lways see the fights a couple of w eeks later on r egular TV." Pearl Malthan Cost.a Mesa, tennis club owner: "More documentaries. The Na- tional Geographic specials were very good. I like the ones by people who go out on anthropological adventures and r eport their findings. I don't re- ally watch much else." M arti Malthan Cost.a Mesa, student: "I'd have to agr ee. I just spent a year in France and they have a lot more documentaries over there. They attract a more intellectual au- dience. The kids there are more in- telligent ~t any early age." Bill Ellerman Costa Mesa, clerk: "More of the old western stuff. I think there are too many serials and soaps going on prime time now. Westerns we need; those old John Wayne movies were great." 3 coast districts et hoard elections ~oters in 11 special districts ~~d 12 school districts a long lhe ~ ange Coast will go to the polls Mesa. 3; Sunset Beach, 2 direc· tors. 1 assessor-tax collector- treasurer. ov 3 to elect directors and trustees. Filing deadline for candidates is 5 p.m next Thursday, accord- Hlg to A. E Olson. Orange Coun- ty registrar of voters. However, if no incumbents file, the deadline will be ex· ,~.tended fi ve days, Olson said. · / But, if no one other than in· ,,.. bents file for the vacant •$ cial district positions, or if t; er candidates than there are ls open fil e, then the county ~ '11rd of Supervisors can either > • clare that no elect ion is t .... ~essary or can appoint some- • • to nu a vacancy. : • peclal districts scheduled to f Id elections and the number of ~ • ailable seats a re: -~"Community services districts: E m er a id Bay. 3 : Surfs ide Colony. 2 full terms, 1 unexpired term ; Three Arch Bay. 2 full terms. l unexpired. Sanitary districts : Costa ORANGE COAST Water districts · Or ange Coun- ty. 4. Moulton-Niguel. 3 County water district s · Laguna Beach . 3 ; Mesa Consolidated. 2 full terms. 1 un· expi red. Sto rms wa te r districts: Surfside Colony. 3. School districts holwng elec- tions and the number of seats open are: Elementary (th ree seats in each>: Fountain Valley, Hunt· ington Beach, Ocean View and Seal Beach. High sch ool : Huntin gton Beach. 3. Unified: Capistrano, trustee a r eas 4, 6 and 7 ; I rvine. 2; Laguna Beach . 3 ; Newport· Mesa, trustee areas 2, 4. 5 and 7; SaddJeback Va lley. 2 fu II terms. l unexpired. Community college: Coast, trustee areas 1 and S; Sad· dle back. trustee areas 2. 4 and 5. Daily Pilat Cleulfled edvertielng 7141642·5871 All other depenmenlt 142·432t I Thomas P Haley ,.UOI,.,_ a.net CP'ti•t E 11K uf1t1e Oll•t., Rot>en N Weed ,., .. ..,,, 1 ThOrrlas A Murph1ne ,., Ed!Of j Michael P Harvey Metil .. •"9 Dt•K tOf L Kay S11hultz 0.-IO' OI 0.-•I-• Kenneth N GO<ldard Jr Cw<-Owec10» 8ern1rd Scl'lulman Cb- Ctwln H LOOS -..... 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Bradford Smith, leader of the photography te am, displayed photos their colors falsified by juggling wave lengths to in- crease detail that showed "in- creasing evidence for vorticity in Saturn's atmosphere." An oval clump o f clouds seemed to be rotating c lockwise where it as tr apped bet ween two jet stream s that race in opposite directions across the planet's face. .~ ....... Off1c1als and rescue workers look over the wreckage of a Tmwanese 1etl111er tlzat exploded and plunged to earth soutwest o/ ·ra1pe1. killing all 1 JO aboard The feature. \\ hach appears bluish agains t a field or brown clouds, may be s 1m1lar to a gigantic hurricane on Earth. Jet explosion probed Voyager 2's views of the huge, distant planet are much more detailed than pictures taken last November when a sis ter ship. Voyager I , toured the system. Voyager ::!, its flight plan alter<.'<! lo examine many of the mysteries found last year and to look 1n places Voy ager l couJd not see. is also examining more closely many of Saturn's 17 known moons Investi gators gather wreckage to determine cause SANY!, Taiwan <AP> -ln- v estigators. seeking to de - termine the cause of an ex· plosion that ripped apart a Taiwanese jetliner Saturday and killed all 110 people aboard. worked to gather pieces of the wr eckage strewn over a four - mile area. A witness said bodies fell like ··things out of a can" when a blast shattered the Boeing 737 as it was n ying a t an altitude of 22,000 feet Saturday morning. Police saJd 104 bodies had been recovered Workers u sed bulldozers and s m all cranes to shift large 'chunks of wreckage in the search for the six others. Four Americans and a promi· nent Japanese writer were listed among those who plummeted four males to earth in the Far Eastern Air trnnsport plane, which had been switched from another run and delayed for two hours before take·off because of "abnormal prC'ssure " in the cockpit. An airline official said ··ab normal pressure" meant lhere was a leak that lowe red pres s ure. Asked whether the prob lem wa s connected to the cras h. llarrv Ho, the airline'!) vice pres ident for sales and traf (ic. said he didn't think so. He also s aid. "We will determine whether s abotage was involved or not after a thorough in· \'estigation · · The director of Taiwan's Civil Aeronautic Administration. Mao Ying-tsu, said ... At the present moment. it's diffi cult to de· termine the cause of the crash.. .. He said lhe 737's flight recorder a nd night data box had not been found, and that he called in a team of Boeing s pecialists to help Rescue workers probing the debra:. were hampered by the he avily wooded, hilly terrain and by hundreds of curious peo· pie who flocked lo the area, 94 miles southwest of ·Teipel. leav· ing car s and other vehicles blocking access roads. H igh point should be fly-by of smooth globe of Enceladus . Thousands march for ERA approval However, the rescue workers reC'ovcred all but six bodies by late e vening. The passenge r mamfest an · eluded American!) Harry Grossman. J erald Marrs of Van· couver. Wash .. frank Wer vin or Werwan and Richard Clowes Eighteen Japanese. including popular writer Kuniko Mukoda, and one other foreigner of un· known nationality also were list· ed. The rest of the passengers and all six crew members were Taiwanese. Tuesday's va:.tt to Saturn wall also feature close encounters with nine or al!. maJor moons. Laurence Soderblom. deputy photography leader and moon specialist, s aid the high point should be a fl y-by of the smooth globe of Enccladus at 8:45 p.m . PDT. 21 minutes after the ship buzzes Saturn from 63,000 miles. Since Voyager 2 1s nearly a billion miles from Earth. radioed news or 1ts encounter won't reach the Jet Propulsion Laboratory here for one hour. 26 minutes By the Associated Press They called it a walk, but it looked more like a march on Saturday as thousands or chant- ing, singing people trekked through cities across the nation to drum up s uppo rt for the Equal Rights Amendment. "The Last ERA Walk-a-Thon" to raise money to lobby for ERA ratification drew 400 walkers in Cleveland, 500 in Atlantic City, N.J .. 2.250 in Washington, 6,000 in Los Angeles and scores more in 100 cities across the nation. "The fact is that the deadline is only 10 months away," said former First Lady Betty Ford, a sponsor of the Los Angeles walk. "People who support the ERA without being active have to recognize the deadline " Thirty-five states have ratified the ERA, which woul(l ban dis- criminat ion on the basis of sex. The amendment won't be added to the Constitution unless three more st ates approve it before the deadline. June 30, 1982. The walkathon is the fina l fund-raiser planne d by the Na- tional Organization of Women before the ERA deadline. but on Saturday NO W President Eleanor Smeal promised more ERA rallies and marches. "This may be the last waJka thon but this will never be the last march for ERA and equal rights," Ms. Smeal told Washington marchers. gathered near the White House. "We are ... building a political movem ent that will not be denied. As you m arch on for equality. the spirit of Susan B. Anthony, the spirit of equality 1 and the spirit of fe minism lives with you." Many marchers wore green and white. the official march colors : gr een for "go" and white, a tradition for suC· fragettes . The walkathons were joined in some cities with ob· servances of Women 's Equality Day, which faJls Wednesday and marks the date women won the Man arrested in slaying Westmins ter police in· vesUgators bave arrest.eel Raul Anthony Vega Jr., 22, of Midway City and ch arged him with last Saturday's murder of David Guerrero, 19, of Westminster. Police said veaa was arrested Thursday without resistance in Riverside. Police said Guerrero was shot followinl a fiat ncht near Olive and Maple Slr~eta i n W eatmimt.er. Ve1a ii beln& held in Oranae County Jan. Police aaid he la scheduled to be arraigned Mon- day. ) • vote in 1920. New York City's NOW chapter arranged a 12·hour rally wher e the 24·word proposed a mend· ment was r ead ever y hour . Mayor Edward Koch. address- ing about 100 s pectators, pro· claimed Aug 22 as Women's Equaltty Day in the city. In Cleveland, about 400 people s inging, "We Shall Not Be Moved " and "We Shall Overcome." walked 10.3 miles Saturday hoping to raise $10,000 for the ratifi'cation campaign. In Atl41ntic City, N.J .. more than 500 men. women and c hildren mar c hed down the boardwalk Saturday shouting "2-4-6-8, Ratify in Every State." Organizers said t hey raised $25.000 In Omaha. 45 walkers raised about Sl.200. Toni Carabillo. pre· s ident of NOW's Los Angeles chapter, said 3,000 walkers there pledged a total of about $300,000. Among the celebrities at the day-long event in Century City was Maureen Reagan. whose father, the president. withdrew his ERA support while seeking the GO P presidential nomina· lion .. BOLSX From PageA1 "As far as the possibility of finding something that's really wild and new, it has got to be Enceladus," Soderblom said in an interview "Enceladus is go ing to be very exciting " CHEMICAL SPILL ... chief for health of the state Oc- cupational Safety and Health Administration. said an inspec· lion indicated tha t the liquid c hemical had seeped only into M&T's s ewer system and not in- to the drainage or other plants in the wstrict. Wade said OSHA 's investiga - tion of the accident would probably take about two weeks. Whili! the possibi lity o f personal injury had apparently passed. Wade said, there will probably be "pr operty damage to cars. piping" and other metal items affected by the corrosive chemical. Light fog had wafted over the bay Saturday morning, m ixing with the fumes. which turn into highly corros ive hydrochloric acid when mixed with water. The vaporous chemical burns the eyes a nd damages lhe mucous membranes of the nose, mouth and lungs It also has a s uffocating effect . The Coast Guard had ordered boats to stay clear of an eight· square-mile a rea of the bay, and the F ederal Aviation Ad · ministration barred a ir t raffic in the area. which 1s five miles south of San Francisco and a mile from downtown South San Francisco. The hasty evacuation. which backed up traffic over a 36-block area, came at the s tart of the eveni ng r us h hou r o n busy Highway 101. which skirts the heavily industrial dis trict of South San Francisco The concept oj endurance. the foca of Integrity. Rolex man'• Date}u•t In l 81c yellow gold ·with hondaome aeo·green mofochfte dial, $8350. Ro/ex day-dote Pretldent with lmprttgnoble Oyater cote fn I Bk gold with l8k gold hldden-clo•p Pre1l'1ent bracelet, $7950 . Bailey Banks&Biddle World Renmt111ed Jewelers Sina 1832 SOUTH COAST PLAZA. COSTA MESA Ar1t leuel, S..lloclc'• c.ofn9. (71 4) 151·$640 At.o 111 Lu v,... 111 '"" F-'tlort Sllow ------~--.-.-------~------- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday .. August 23, 1981 o.i1, "' ... -...., a..n..~ Char lie Daniels. eyes closed and mmd on music. was the headline act at I rvine M eadows Amphith eater's opemng mght. Daniels' 14-piece band was preceded by David . Lindley. who, at right . appeared to be thoroughly enjoyi ng him self. They liked what they saw at Meadows opener By MIC HAE L DOUGAN Of UM o.lh .. , ... Sutt ··Good evening, Orange Coun- ty, .. s houted the m aster of ceremonies. · ·Thh place belongs to you " those firms must have doubted whether Friday's opening would t•ver come. Hcpresentatives of the Marine Corps pers istently sought denial of the amphitheate r per mit before the Irvine Ci ty Council on grounds that 1t lies beneath the flight patte rn of nearby El Toro Ma rine Air Station. Spectators began arn ving as early as two ho urs before showtime. settling into one of 5.000 pe rma nent seats or claim- ing a spot on a la rge grassy knoll overlooking the stage They wa lked almost a n eighth of a mile from the par king lot, past four refreshm ent s t ands, two beer outlets and three booths 'clhng Daniels souvenir~ More tha n 8.000 s pectators cheered as that technically in- correct pronouncement marked the opening of the hotly-disputed Ir vine Meadows Am phi theater at Lion Countr~ Safari Fnday night Rut those battles seemed long ago as David Lindie} and his El Hayn X band appeared on s tage. to l>l' followed by country rocker Charlie Dani l'ls and his 14-piece m u:.1e ma ch int' Occasional puffs of wind along Lhe path earried the aroma or Lion Country's well known in habitants In f<td . the i.lm (>hithei.ller belongs to the Koll Co and Lion Countr} Al one time . orfidi.ils in Stormy day • m Colorado Atlantic coastal areas also receive heav y rain U .. summary Thunditr\hOWers and '1W:>wt r' •• ,... 'c a Hertd trom northt•stern Color-.. ,.,,,, the nor1hern Pl•ln\ o" S•turd•y. wHr\ r e port\ of torn,adoet tn trw ()efwt r •re• None of tf\e t unn•I ctoud\ h•d lou<Md tlW 9rouno by mid •flernoon, but one reporteeltv ume wllMn ~ ftet of U'M QfOUnd 1n the •re• Of NOrthQll'NI, Colo Some areas o t Coto,.•do had oertOd\ ot drenc"ln9 oownpcur. rwavv t~r and h0f"lr11no strike\ t>ul the.-. wert no npo'1\ of wvtrt d•m- Thunoen ta<ms •l.o .. ,.,_.,from northeasttrn Arkan\a\ to <•ntraf K.entvckv. and there wef"f \howtft and thundlntorm\ •Iona ow ten tr at •nd ~-n ... 11.,,lt< (OH i •n0 the Gull CoHt C•s-H•ll.-a\, NC hMI I 11 tn <"-•of rein, and EltUbelh CtlY. NJ hMI I 61 lnchH ShOwer\ wer~ widely \tellered over o•rh ot Artron• end into M>Ul"-'n UIMI Sllln were """"'1Y over muctt ot tM rut of ltw N ltO<I. A lr09kel <Rpren lon th•I mov..i Into the u lre,,.,,, souttw .. lern Cenb- bu n •nd r>uOgeCI the nortMrn coa\t of Venezuela on Frloav .. uken•O Sa turd•y lr\to • troptc•I wave , IOf'e<<Kltf\ at IM Nallon•t Hurrt< arw Cent .. In Mlamt \IHI T .... y J,ild ,,,. syltem l\ld !>Ko,,,,. noth1n9 more lhaf'\ •n t•Sltirly mov•nv Nno of ShOWef\ T e""'9ratur .. •round lhe n1tlon el mlCICMly S.turOo ,.,,9"' lrom • low of SI_. Monler•y. Calif . to e h19h of IOI> el N-H. Calif For toOev sho•ers end lhun dersno-s -·• torecesl from Mis slnl111>t 11<ross ll'lt •outhern hall of the "llantte Coast, over lht upper Mlnlulppl Valley end ecron New En91enc1 Clear to ~r11y cloudy sl<les were fOAJCest elW'Wfter• Hl9f>s 1n tr. 10s were prt<llc led lrom New E1>9l1rct a< ross ll'lt Gru t Leke-s -over much of the P11<tflc Coait, Mar IO from lht centra l "ll•ntlc Coest acrou ,,,. 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Steep, Holtow M --.. l2 '1 Tllat10-a-1 1·2 -poor .. 1t 43 Atlso 8Mch 1·2 H•N -.. 11 t i S.ttCt'ffll 2-J ..,,,. -•• Oofleny llff<h 1 --" : ~ r~::==I M Mme poo< .. IO S7 Seft C-e Pl .. n .. Trelef9or 12 '2 CT·Stl'Mtl 1·2 1·2 .. ,.,. .. ,.,. totr felr .. •• 12 60 Cotton's""'"' M ,.,.,. ,.... " 12 S7 Tre1lfft t·2 ,.,.,. poor M II 1S Sol\Oftolrt M UIN -M ., ,. TODAY'S TIDES: Hltfl: •:SI p.m. ~: 10: It ··"'· s-11 Cllr«tlofl: 12 ,. West1Sout-... .. ,, REPOlllTINO AGENCIES: 0..0 ,,.,,..,..., JoM 9enll, Oetdoft R-. Tim a 60 HOllU, Atdy Alttoft, Clllp PM111Dft. l'tolt ""*'' T..-ry Muf1111v. Tom M<Hole, 1111 11 Ce rt ~-. u .. .. .0 11 11 .. " " .. '° n " .. .... . .. We'Te Listening ••• What do you like about the Dall y Pilot? What don't you like? Call tht number below and you r message Will be recorded, transcribed and deli vered to the appropriate editor. The sa me 24·hour answering service may be used to record letters to t he editor on any topic Mailbox cont ributors must include thei r name and telephone number for verification No circ ulation calls, please . Tell us what's on your mind. 842·8086 A l mo~l 8.000 advance sales ticket~ were rcportl'd by am phithcater s pok esm a n Bob Payton moments before the show Ile said he expected many mon.' to buy tickets at the gate "I guess Charlie has a lot of walk ins who have that last beer before they decide to go." said Ptt_vton The amphitheater 1s designed for a mux1mum l'fl)wd_of 10.000 Th<.• a udient'l' Wi.1~ exuberant. but not unruly Only one fi ght "as seen by reporters in the pr es~ sccllon Secur ity was tight The stage is s urrounded by a large, temporar y shell t o be replaced this winter. In the spec· ta l or a rea. the re were spots whl'n' l'Oncrctt• had not been p oured a n d a mphitheater personnel were assigned to warn people to watch their ste ps In ti me. amphit heater owners plan to replace the grassy knoll "1th 5,000 mor e permane nt scat!). Although the night sky was dott<.•d with distant air traffic from John Wayne Ai rport. there wen· no low overfli ghts of M arine a irc raft du ring t he performance. Marine officials have said that fli ghts are usuall y not held on weekend nights. but warned that it could ha ppen in an emergency s ituation. The concert lasted fo ur hours, ending at midnight Although some spectators left early, most ~ta)t'<l until the end. creating a hug<.• traff1(' Jam 1n the a111 ph1thcatc:r parking lot llowcver, t he ct.1rs quickly dls J.ll'rsed one·(· the) reached tbe nt•arb\ antl'r'iection of the San 1>1n:o F r<.'e" ay and I rvine C<.•ntt·r Dri vt• The amphitheater 's concert scht·dulc 1s now in high gear. "1th performances scheduJed by II en r) l\1 a ncin1 and the Long Re-<1ch Symphony Orchestra tonight and George Burns and lhl· Captain and Tennill e next Friday In coming weeks . a ppearances are slated by Cher, Anne Mur- r ay. Kenny Hogers and Crys~l Gayle , Tom P e tty and l .. e lfeartbreakers and Christoptl~r Cross Cowboy hats were the order of the night . as 8.000 turned out to see Charlie Daniels' cou11tr11·flavorecJ.' performance at I rvme .\ifeadows ONE STOP FOR ALL YOUR. K>ME DECORATING NEEDS '•I TOT AL DECORATING SERVICE , ALL ITEMS DISCOUNTED 30%-50%-MORli ' , , , Draperies, carpet .. wallpaper, reupholstery,; minibl inds. Levolors. Ohline cedar shutters,; woven-woods & vertical blinds. Slipcoveq sale still going on. FREE home desi gn: service. Just call for FREE ESTIMATES. f , Jl.e' ~ ~ e,.. .1 590 W. 19th St., Costa M11a 631 -44:P2 ~ .. ' L -...--..-...-.. ...... ...,..... -.. --·f'---,· ..... --·-.. -.. -·--.. ·---p---.-... ,--;-... -___ .,._ ... ______ .... ------- I More flies "d found 1J?· Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. August 23, 1981 SAJll FRANC ISCO l AP) C al"ornia attorneys battled wt*"Out result Saturday in a lengthy court hearing in Dallas • to l'IOock Texas' request for a fedfiel quarantine of the entire GoMdh State. lhck home, meanwhile. dis- heartening news came of the dls- co~l!ty of more fertile flies. on~''1f them outside the quaran- tined area. Officials quickly ex- parldbd the aer ial s pray zone by at s.Ast 150 square miles Ttkas Attorney Gent!ral Mark Wtule sued the U .S Department of Agriculture last week. seek- ing to force the agency to ex- pa~ a produce ban that so far co.wts three Northe rn California cot\Mies and portions of two others plagued by the c rop- da lHaging Oy. \14'ite contended the USDA moved too slowly in fighting the pes~".and asked U S. District Jud'f.e P at Higginbotham lo for'tl! the department to require fumtiga tion of all California Crl#d; and vegetables that enter Texas. Higginbotham continued the he~tng to Tuesd ay <?\aifornia officials Saturday coM-1_.med the discovery or four new>"'fert1lc medflt cs. including one 1n Hollister in San Benito Cot.Mty. 15 miles south of the cut!~nt quarantine area 1)1c:k Thompson of the medfly eral1lcat1on project said between J50l:lnd 200 square miles would b e aerially s pra yed with m alalhion m the area HU licopters s p rayed nine s q QGre mtles before s unset Saturdav 1n the immediately vidiaJty of th(• llollister find, In an HUlmond orchard, s aid Irv PaA&. a pro1ect spokes man Two wild male fli es we re found in Mountain View. an ar ea a ll'-dlldy being s pr::tyed. and an~tt4er male was dis covered in Ben Lomond, near the Boulder Creek area of Santa Cruz County From Page A 1 that also is bei ng sprayed . WHIMSICAL ZOO UNFOLDS -Yu Miyatake. 16 months. watches as his mother Yukie and Anne Barngrover and Julie Cohn practice Japanese art of origami. Their results include the rac· DMty "91 ~"..., ......... coon. above. bird and kangaroo. Paper folding classes meet from 2 to 4 p.m. Wednesd ays at the Senior Ci ti zen Center . 3 Sandburg Way. Irvine. 'NUISANCE SUITS' PIT FREEDOM OF SAFETY VS. FREE SPEECH 1 Charges dismissed for o~ physic ian A~ged probation violations agai l Dr. Ralph Small were dis ssed Friday in Orange Counfy Super ior Court after tern\$ of his probation were modiTfed. Sm~ll. given fi ve years of pro· batio in September 1979 after the e\lth or one or his plastic surgery patients. ~as ordered back "to court this month after inve~tigators learned he was practicing medicine without liability insurance. However . Judge William Mur· ray agreed to dismiss charges after .. lawyers agreed to a llow Small to practice under close supetvision or physicians in a cliruc with offices in Newport Beach and Norwalk. De'D uty Dis trict Attorney Brem Romney said S mall's situation. in which he provides only diagnostic and consulting servic~. has been approved by the slate Board of Medical Quality Assurance the :-;uit fl oodgates. Justices declart>d that local governments could ht· ~ued under Section 1983 of the Civil Rights Act. He fore that ruling. citizens could not recover monetary da mages from cities a nd could secure only injunctive relief, rul- ings forbidding future similar il- 1ega1 actions b y munic ipa l authorilies. Then. m 1980. the high national court ruled that local govern- ments are denied "good faith" legal defe nse in dealing with rights gra nted under both the U S. Cons titution and all other federal law Previously, cities were grant- ed legal immunity by proving that appropriate s t eps we r e taken in researching decisions upon which city officials ruled. No longer . says Wood. Cit y offi cials throughout the na tion now a re haunted by the thought that municipal govern- m ents may be liable under Sec· lion 1983 for neglect Wood says. The hst of possible lawsuit materials is expansive. It could include damages for reduced property values result- ~-----=-=---=-==-===;......:;.,;;;;~~ 1A .. IC T : Tropiul Fish • Fresh • Mi rine : Aqu~rium Supplies 'Special Aug . 19, 1981-Aug. 25, 1981 Trlchogaster trlchopterus $1. 79 I am native to the Great Sunda Islands. My temperament is peaceful and my cerulean body adorned with a black spot on my caudal peduncle , anothe_r below my dorsal fin and my black eye 1 1 make 1t obvious why I am better known as three spot or Bl ue Gourami. See me at Aquatic I Tropicals where I am on sale for 1.79 j l 1510 W. Baker• Costa MeH - 1 • 54~1391 • Corner Harbor & Baker iiii. I ' I I I I Grmtd o,.-.. Sale UNFILTERED APPLE JUICE $2.89 Gallon CltTNClerJoe&Pr..to lA ire at er o du c l -Trader Joe's at the in- ltun filtered Juice rrom tersectlon or 17th Street r i pened Ca l iro rnla Newport Boulevard and Gravenstein apples-at a Superior Avenue <next great pri<'e . S2.89 per to Denny's and Barclay's ,gallon. Bank) :Please vi11it our nt'west NOW IN COSTA MESA ' ' • ·N ATIO.'\/"S SL'IT HAPPY. Attorney Tom Wood ing from zoning ; free speech suits based on r estriction of signs by o rdinance; unla wful search suits charging excessive- ly nosy police forces: lawsuits brought by majority group An Anthony Pool Planning Spec1olu11 will cualom dfflgn o pool to harmonize wtth your home and give you o complei. .. 11mol• Allot no charge I• m embers c lai ming minority- hiring practices infringe on their own rights and city negligence in complying with federal law In launching programs funded by the federal government for the local level. Wood says he has no idea how much money has been spent so far by the City of Costa Mesa in d efending against ci vii rights cases. But he figures even more are on the horizon, just now clearing through the adminis trative pro· cesses as claims denied by the City Council. Man'y will also end up i n the courts after ad- ministrative relief is exhausted. "We're seeing just the tip of the iceberg," he says. And the problem is na- tionwide. So concerned is the National Institute of Municipal Law Of- ficers that it formed a commit· tee to study the situation. A National Municipal Defense Fund to defend municipalities against civil rights cases is con· s ide red "imperative ." munic ipal l awye r s report be cause o f "civi l rights liabilities undreamed of a few years ago ·· Th06c sulls. the committee re· ports. "are imposing a require· ment to raise millions of dollars in additional taxes upon resi- dents of municipalities. "Th.is additional drain on local tax funds can strike at the solvency of all local govern· ments. or the very existence of s maller municipalities " the report notes. A survey by the attorneys' or· ganization. about a third com - plete. reveals claims under the Civil Rights Acts of more than $3 billion agains t onJy the smaller cities across the nation. "When the facts are in on larger cities," the report notes. "the $3 billion figure will be in- c reased tre mendously.'· Wood recall s a civil rights case in another state that went a ll the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. "A prisoner s ued prison of- ficials." Wood recalls. "He said his civil rights were violated by someone taking his property. "He had ordered a $23 hobby kit. It was lost in the mail. He filed a civil rights suit for losing that kit. It went through the s tate courts. He appealed into the federal system. .. It finally ende d up in the Supreme Court. ··The 1ust1 ces ruled that the cas<' should not have been al- lowed to gel so far. that it was a negligence case under state law "The point 1s 1t went through a ll the state levels and on to the federal level ·'Think of the lt me and money and the wasted time of officials over that $23 hobbv kit The situation · jus t doesn 't make sense. Wood declares. ··Espec1all} when 1t involves tax funds" Wood says, "As a nation we're gelling suit happy · · He blames some of the prob· em on la rge awards by courts who charge mun1c1palllles los· in~ such civil rights cases with paying plaintiff's legal fees often including lawyer's bills up to three limes actual time spent. "But," he says. "the courts are worried that general welfare standards will get involved in censorship · · The courts. he explatns. are afraid city or county offi cials who don't like dirty movies wiJI prosecute theaters and such un- de r public welfare laws . He concludes. "It's become a case of freedom of safety versus frees~ch " ------- LFLATER. 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(714) 831·9340 South Gate. 5871 Flrestoi're Blvd., (213) 111·2703 or 928-3381 OPEN SEVEN DAVS A WEEK. ---------------------------c:~~· Anlllony l'oOle l l F'Ooll l 5'>as &111 Firel!ONI OIYd I Send me South Gate, CA 90290 FREE twoc:nure I JClllmelOI ~ ~----"'-----....,... _______ _ City--------Zcl------------------- ..... ,__....,.... ....... --.------~----·· ·-----:-...----~~-· ---·-----------~--~-~---- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday,, Augu1t 23, 1981 Schools· face 3 C's: cuts, confidence, creation By LEE MITGANG ............... WhJle pupils prepare to return to the "three R ·1, ·· educatora face problems that mlaht be called the "three C's' · cut.a, confidence, and creaUoniam What's likely to plaaue the nation's public schools In 1981·82 can be put simply: hl1her ex· pectalions than ever ror schools, dwlndlin1 faith that schools can do the Job, and Increasing re· luctance to raise the taxes needed to do it. A just-released Gallup Poll aays that more than half the public gives schools low marks. "There's a kind of general malaise," says Herbert Salinaer, a spokesman for the School Boards Association in California, a state likely to be among the big losers with President Reagan's planned education budget cuts. County to buy phone system? By GLENN SCOTT Of -Delly,., ... ,...,. Whether at desks. counters, warehouses or workbenches. Orange County employees use 8,600 telephones, virtually all black and all leased from Pacifi c Telephone at a S3 million price. The situation has some county leaders con- cerned. It's not the color of the phones but the cost that'S got them worried. Leasing costs have risen during the past few years and are expect· ed to climb even faster after next March, when the federal government deregulates the rates. Faced with the unattractive situation, the Orange County Board of Supervisors decided last week to hire a consultant to examine whether the county should buy its own telephones. The supervisors apparently were spurred to consider their own equipment after learning that San Diego County has purchased its own phones and officials there claim they will save up to S50 million during the next decade. "We think that·s pretty high. We don't think it would be that much in Orange County," ex· plained Stan Oftelie, aide to Supervisor Ralph Clark, who suggested the consultant. But Oftelie said the San Diego experiment has prompted county officials to consider the savings they might realize by buying the coun· ty's own hardware. and perhaps a new _com - puter-run switchboard system. The consultant. who won't be selected until fall or early winter. also will be assigned to audit billings from Pacific Telephone. The company, a subsidiary of Bell Telephone, won't be giving up without a fight, however The county government is its largest account tn the county. slightly bigger than the Rockwell International Corp. Art Leavitt. public relations manager for Pacific Telephone, said that the key to a suc- cessful system is technology and his company holds the lead in that area. lie said company officials plan to try to p e r suade the s u pervisors that Pacific Telephone's "end-to-end" responsibility for service ultimately will remain the most cost· effective choice. He also noted that the county formerly had its own system until 1964, when It contracted with Pacific Telephone to lease its equipment In a letter to other supervisors, Clark noted that leasing costs are expected to climb from 20 to 50 percent in the near Cuture He said, for example, the system at the South Orange County Municipal Court in Laguna Niguel is proposed to increase almost 11 percent this year from $14.800 to Sl6.400, The s upervisors seemed willing last week to hire a consultant. at an unspecified fee , to in· vestigate costs. Should the county get its own phones. Pacific Telephone suddenly will find itself hold· ing 8,600 black phones. but Leavitt said the equipment can be recycled. Then he added: "It would be interesting to know what hap- pened to the 3.000 phones the county had in 1964.'" BE AMONG THE FIRST TO GET YOUR CHILDREN'S '8u.J· Weejuns. NOW AT gJ~ n30 FASHION ISLAND 644-2464 WESTCLIFF PLAZA 1 7th & IAVINE 548-8684 ~j Dilly Piiat Classifieds -\\ton duk. Moving~ Ro.· 1;o soolt $125 3 tables.$ h S45 . $50 nenc . case0000• M. usl see' S46-~ . "Great response. We sold everythi ng In one day!" ~~~1 @ 642-5678 charge it~ by phone From South L•gun• & North County call 540· 1220 toll-free. Jn t he 1970s ,. an excellent school emphasized equality of opportunity, Head Star t programs and bilingual educa- tion. In the 1980s, the agenda is pr oductivity skills. "There isn't any bright spot on the horizon. Yet parental expectations are higher than ever ." Salinger says Plenty lies ahead tor schools this year -Ul· tie or It good, and none of It easy -PROPOSED FEDERAL BtJDGET cuts have left uncertainty over their likely impact this year. College students will take the brunt of this year's cuts. Interest r ates on federal student loans will be raised from 4 percent lo s percent on national direct student loans geared to the needy. Students applying for $2,500 annual federal loans will have to pay a 5 percent fee, and interest on loans to parents wlll go up to 14 percent from 9 percent. If those new rates are scaring anyone. it isn 't showing yet in enrollment figures A study by The Chronicle of Higher Education estimates enrollment increases of 7 percent at public col· teges. and 6.2 percent at private schools. In elementary and secondary schools, most or the proposed deep federal cuts affecting school lunches. bilingual education and special education programs will not take place until next year, and will hit hardest In Inner city school d1strict4. -CASH WOES ARE expected to hit hardest this year in Masaachusells. where 400 schools are closing and thousands of teachers are being laid off in the wake of Proposition 2~. the tax-cutting measure passed by voters last November In lllinois, education officials say about a hundred schools may close. Chicago's school system, some $75 milUon in the red, may not open on time because of the fiscal crisis that has plagued it since 1979, despite budget cuts last year of $120 million. Michigan, Ohio and California also have s chool financial problems. ln San Diego, school supenntendant Tom Goodman says there will be higher prices for school lunches, less student transportation, oo field trips, and very possibly no salary raises for teachers -ANYWHERE F ROM 50,000 TO 200,000 of the nation's 2.4 million teachers wilJ probably lose their jobs. In financially pressed states like Michigan. teachers with 15 and even 20 years of Imagination unleashed Editor's Note Readers. wh.o like the reporter are ··bored with the air traffic controllers' slnkt, disguat· ed with IM national budget and fed up with the Med· fly," are invited to break out in a smile. By JODI CADENH EAD Of .... O.lly " ... Staff You know dog day afte,noons have set in when . you're the only employee not on vacation. when you've forgotten what you did on the last one. your kids have stopped saying they're bored. you start telling them you are seniority will not be immune from the pink 1Up next year For the first time in a decade, the naU0,18 ; biggest teacher union, the 1.7 mllllon·mem~ ~ National Education Assocl1&lion, says it expect. a decline in membership. /' Whether this wiJI mean a atep-up In ~ mtlllancy and teacher strikes is being sharpb debated. ", "I see next year as being very tou1h," •lll• • Dr. Mary E. Busch. chairwoman of the Council of Urban Boards or Education. "You're goin1 ,,_ see strikes next year you haven't seen .t,a years " -:• "' But Don Cameron, assistant executht • director of the teacher's union, says. "I de)IJ't know that there'll be more strikes." Instead the union• -which sent 485 deJ• . egates to the 1980 Democratic convention, far more than any other group -will be greatly !D• creasing its political spending and activities to influence local elections. ; -R EQUIRING TEACHERS TO take sta\o- administered "competency tests" has draw.n . fire from teacher unions and there are siw the trend may slow next year . Currently. 15 states either require or SC>PJl will requ1re teachers to pass a test measurU,1 competency to teach. William Harris, director of teacher pro· grams at the Educational Testing Service, sa)'ll state legislators seem inclined to move more slowly, making sure competency exams aren:t used unfairly to remove teachers already in the classrooms. I -IN HIGHER EDUCATION, some sta"' universities like the University of Michigan Qd M ich1gan State will face deepening financi,eJ problems. and those wiJI be reflected in pr~ gram cuts and substantial tuition hikes. "For the first time. tuition costs will 014\• pace inflation," says Jack Peltason. presidt11t of the American Council on Education. a Washington-based lobby for higher education. ACE estimates the average student will PIY about 10 percent higher tuition this year. In at least three universities, Bennington. Stanford and Harvard. total student costs in· clu<ling room. board, tuition and fees will top Sl0,000 this fall Continued inflation could pose special dangers to smaller liberal arts schools that already are on fragile financial f<>bting. Some could even go broke. In general, though, college spokesmen are not nearly as apprehensive about this coming year as they are about 1982 83, when the impact <See SCHOOL, Page A8l your dog begins growLing as you walk in the door. -the boss stops growLing. But there's still enough enthusiasm left this summer to banish the dog days forever. or at least until fall rolls around. 1 > Invite five friends over for a batch of Un· cle Len's Famous Chili . 2 pounds ground chuck, t onion diced, l minced garlic clove, l 06- ounce> can undrained tomatoes, 1 CS-ounce> can tomato paste, l (16-ounce) can undrained kidney beans. 2 to 5 tablespoons chili powder, l tablespoon garlic salt; s alt and pepper to taste. Wallace eyeing governor race? .t; around Balboa Island and the Peninsula. Ren· tats are available near the Newport Pier and on the island. MONTGOMERY, Ala. lAP> -A birthdaf •; celebration here Saturday for former Gov George C. Wallace increased speculation th~. he will seek an unprecedented fourth term m . • . Brown hamburger, onions and garlic clove, drain; add remaining ingredients. Cook un· covered 1 to 2 hours. 2) Take a fitness class at the Orange Coast YMCA from 8 to 9 a.m. at 2300 University Drive, Newport Beach. Cost is $25 for 10 sessions. Jazz exercise meets Tuesday and Thursday from 9 to 10 a.m. and 5:45 to 6:30 p.m . All-day camp for youngsters begins Monday and includes excursions to Disneyland. rollerskating and the beach. Cost is $101. 3> Rent a cocktail cruise boat from the Fun Zone Boat Co. for $75 to $150 including a boat and crew for 60 to 140 guests. Bring your own booze For information call 673-0240 . Davey's Locker in the Balboa Pavilion rents 16-foot motor boats for $30 all day and $24 half day. All· day and half-day fishing excursions are avaiJa· ble from $15 for adults and S8 for children under 12 For more information call 673-1434. 4 > Go see a baseball game. Even if you don't really care for the sport, the hot dogs are good Tickets are availabl.e at Ticketron agen· cies and al the Angels Sta<lium. 5> Rollerskating is not just for kids. There are plenty of adults scraping their knees 6) Visit a local museum. There are quite a few to chose from : Bowers Museum, 2002 N. Main St., Santa Ana; Briggs Cunningham Automotive Museum, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa ; Experience Cent.er Science Museum, 3542 Main St., Irvine; Newport Harbor Art Museum, 850 San Clemente Drive. Newport Beach. 7) Spend the day on Catalina Island. Boats leave daily at 9 a.m . and return at 7 p.m. from Catalina Passenger Service. 400 Main St., Balboa. Cost is Sl8 for adults and S9 fo r children. For reservations call 673·5245. 8 ) Spend an evening listening to some free music. The American Home Symphony Pops will perform at 7: 30 tonight on Oranee Coast College's lawn in front of the auditorium. Bring a blanket and a picnic dinner. 9> Shlep down to the beach al sunset with someone you love -that could include your lit- tle brother, your grandmother or your best friend. Build a sandcastle or maybe collect a handful of colorful shells. 10> Make up a list of 10 chores waiting to be done around the house and then go ahead and do one of the fun dog day activities instead. the Alabama statehouse. 1 The celebration. which drew about 3.000', people from throughout the state, featured',, country music and a covered-dish supper. However, there were no speeches by Wallace,' who earlier told The Associated Press that the ' event had "nothing to do with politics." · In brief remarks to the crowd, he sa1c1, "l won't say yes or no. But .tell the folks I'm still alive and kicking." Wallace supporters, who asked not to be identified. had said the birthday celebration could be the barometer the former governor needs to make up his mind about another cam· paign. Wallace spent several hours shaking hands,· at one point rolling up his shirt sleeves as throngs of people filed by his wheelchair. Wallace told reporters he was "having a goo<t, time " Speculation that Wallace would seek another term as governor began last spring as. his successor , Gov. Fob James. saw almost his, entire legislative program go down in defeat. · About the same lime a poJI taken by a pro· fessor at the University of Alabama al Bir· mingham showed Wallace the clear front- runner in the 1982 governor's race. A sparkling new experience. Jessops at South Co•t Plaza. A timely new experience. Jessops at South Co•t Plaza. Come and experience Jessops. An extraordinary new setting for fine jewelry,.dlamonds and distinctive gift$. Like a diamond solitaire In a contemporary settlns fro m our collection of over 125 solitaires. Jessops. New at South Coast Plaza. Your satlsf action Is our most important concern. llWlltlSSINCt t"J ~~ Oi~SJI0"4~CMM-lAIOlLA '°" IOUll ~llMil ~t--<.W.IMO-<llOStMONT-ucx>NDCIO Come and experience Jessops. An extraordinary new setting for fine Jewelry, diamonds and distinctive gifts. 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Leama n told the county Board o f Su~rvisors last week the new. less centralized mtl,;tal health ser vices program is only a ··stop- gar>" measure until more permanent facilities art a rranged. He said the new program will not of(~r the quality care or access that patients now receive at UCIM C. • According to the short term plan. patients wyl be locate d at Brea Ho s pital 's ne~ropsychiatric center, La Habra Community HO)lpital and Santa Ana Psychiatric\ Center. while others will be moved lo Norwalk. In cases where patients are either deemed viqlent or not seriously mentally 111, he said sovie might be sent to jail or juvenile hall While the new program is put into effect, Le<aman s aid county officials still are trying to worrk out agreements with three hospitals where pefmanent mental health facilities can be in· s~ed. Those hospitals are Midwood Community H"pital in Stanton, Brea Hospital and Western Mfdical Center, formerly Santa An a-Tustin Community Hospital. • ,. Besides lo wering the quality of care, Le]lman said the new program also is destined to~t the county more in administrative ex- pefaes. r ln the wors t case. the shift could cost the Cf.Unty an e xtra $600,000 this fiscal year. a'1hough he assured the supervisors that the ac- llfal price probably would be lower. The county's program for providing mental health services to indigents is what som e of· fiCials describe as a n innocent victim or larger c9ntract disputes between the university and t~e county. Along with mental health care. the county contracts with UCJ to provide medical services ro r poor people who couldn't afford the care. ~oney for the services comes from the county aeneral fund . However, the two sides are at odds over $8 m illion in bills. County officials have refus ed to p~y the bills. claiming they are for unnecessary services. 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HUSTINGS of• .... .., ...... llllff The Goldwaters U.S. Sen. Barry Sr. and Congrt:ssma'! Barry Jr are scheduled to spend some time with Orange County Republicans in the days ahead. On Tuesday. both are to be at a fund-raising · cocktail reception at the Santa Ana Country Club being sponsored by the county GOP. The 6-8 p .m. event was rescheduled from a dale earlier this summer that Senator Barry couldn't keep. * * * mEN, ON SEPT. 2, Congressman Barry, who would like to join his dad in the U.S. Senate. will speak at a combined dinner meeting of the Newport Harbor and Laguna Niguel Republican Women's clubs The meeting will be at the Holiday Inn in Laguna Hms Tickets are $15 per person. Reserva- tions can be made by ca lling Mrs. Anne McArthur. 644-0646 * • * EQUAL R IGHTS Amendment backers in Orange County will meet at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday at Beverly Hills Savings and Loan. 18351 Irvine Blvd., Tustin Interested persons s hould call 586-2350 for details . * • * STATE A1TORNEY General George Deukme- jian will speak Thurs day before the Orange County Forum of Town Hall His topic: "Is There Justice for All?" Deukmejian , a Republican who would like to be California's next gove rnor , i s scheduled to speak dur - ing a Town Hall luncheon at the South Coast Plaza Hote l in Costa Mesa . * * ROC K 'N ROLL music of the '50s will be featured at a Saturday night reception for Hun- tington Beach's Harry Budds, a candidate for Orct..nge County Sheriff- Coroner GEORGE DEUKMEJIA.\ The reception starts at 7.30 pm. in the Villa Pacific Clubhouse, 9933 Villa Pacific Drive. Hunt· ington Beach. A donation of at least $8.50 per person will be sought. Call Kathy fl ansink. 964·7749. for details. * * * DEMOCRATIC STATE Senator Omer Rains of Santa Barbara says al leas t six Orange Countians have endorsed what m a y be his bid for state al· torney genera l. According to Rains. the six a re : Congressman J erry Patterson. D-Santa Ana ; Mary Yunt. secretary.treasurer of t he AFL-CIO Central Labor Council in Orange County; John' Pope, executive vi ce president of Local 11510 of the Communic ations Workers of America; Lee Kearney, secretary treas urer of the Orange Coun- ty Teamsters. Santa Ana attorney Frank Barbaro. and Howard Adler. former treas urer of the Democratic Party in Orange County. • • •• ATTORNEY GENERAL Deukmejian. by the way, says Huntington Beach Police Chief Earle Robitaille and Seal Beach Police Chief Stacy Picascia are backing his run for the Republican gubernatorial nomination * * * ASSEMBLYMAN ROSS Johnson, R·Fullerton, has been tapped to lead the Victims' Bill of Rights Initiative drive in Orange County by Paul Gann. statewide leader of the initiative effort. * • * nM HA YES, a former aide to Orange County Supervisor Harriett Wieder, has tfeen elected to a second term as president of the county's Young Democrats. Hayes is a legislative a nalyst for the County Administrative Office. * • * ERNEST J . DRONENBURG of El Cajon. a Republican who re presents Orange County on the state Board of Equalization, s ays he's interested in running for state controller next year. 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The focus almost certainly will be on a trial to be held in Arkansas in October The American C1v1I Liberties Union sued to strike down a state law requinng the teaching in pu bite s<.'hools of the creatiomst version of mankind's beginnings Nell Seagraves. a leadmg proponent of creat1on1sm who operates the creation Science Research Center in San Diego. predicts "a lot of growth .. this year "J thank there will be creationist bills in virtually every state this year.·· she says -lHORE BOOKS THAN ever are likely to be censored from school library shelves. In October. the U S. Supreme Court is ex- pected to rule whether the case of Piko v. Island Trees. a Long Island, N Y . suburb, should go to trial at the district court level. It might thus become the firs t Ca!ie of school book censorship ever to reach th~ trial stage A recent study found that one in every five s<.'hool distrit'ts Is under pressure to purge books that someone finds offensive Titles now include .. Huckleberrv Fann." "Stuart Little" and Wilt Chamberlaan-.s autobiography There seem s to be emerging s trength among group:. to purge school libraries or classrooms of ·wrong ideas'," says Leanne Katz of the National Coahuon against Censorship. -FEW BELI EVE T H AT President Reagan·s stated opposition to busing wilJ bring desegregation grindmg to a hall. "The courts so far have shown no tendency to cut down on their busing orders, .. says Thomas Shannon, ex- ecutive director of the National School Boards Assoc1at1on. "What we have is a tremendous political attack on busing. But if anything, I thank busing will expand." Richard Larson of the ACLU says that he expects few new busmg cases next year. But legal battles will continue over desegregation plans in several big cities. Dallas, Akron. St. Louis. Los Angeles and Chicago. -ON THE BRIGtfTER SIDE, reading scores an the lower grades have been improving m the last several years. and are expected to continue that trend. But Or. Roy Forbes. director of the federal· ly funded National Assessment of Educational Progress in Denver, says more complex read- ing s kills, especially in higher age groups, have been declining a nd this will likely show in lower college entrance examination scores. As for writing' skills : "We might see a con- tinuation of the decline of more complex writing skills like the ability to write persuasively," says Forbes And math .. We haven't picked up any im· provements except among blacks," say Forbes. "My guess is we'll probably continue to see declines.·· -CONFIDENCE IN SCHOOLS has been lagging since 1976. and a just-released Gallup P oll says that schools s till get low marks from the public. The annual survey reports that only 9 percent of adults asked to grade public schools in their community would give an "A". and 27 percent would grade them "B". The poll results have been steady at that low level of confidence since 1976 , and "evidence of an upturn in the ratings ls still lacking,'· the poll says Educators protest that the public's sour at- titude toward schools isn't entirely fair on two counts: first , people apparently are clamoring for very different things from schools than they were just a few years ago, and, second. there already are some positive signs -notably im- proved reading scores -that the quality of public educat ion is headed up. "In the 1970s. an excellent school was de· rined as one that emphas1ted equaUty of op- portunity, Head Start programs. and bilingual education. That was the national agenda then," says Dr. Scott Thomson. executive director of the National Association of High School Prin- cipals. "In the 1980s. the agenda Is productivity," says Thomson. "Whal can m y child do when he graduates~ We want students with skills and knowledge. "The nation · s agenda has changed for schools. But when the agenda changes. don't blame the school~ alone." 69~ pkg er Plate• Whl\8 P•~ 80 Disposable packag5e k up today plates 1oc ~ -. -..:.. -. ~ --.. =--~~ -::::r----I "":.~: I ~ Lt_ --..... '----"" :::---'--2 P~g;s1~ f ru PIHtlc Cutlery Reusable spoons and forks, 80 per Pkg (40 ot each). 1.47 • Iced T•• Ml• 32.oz. on Ue· natural \em Retresn1ng ar added. vor with sug ·~"" Cornb1nat1on Padr Srurd OCk helps Y general-purpose guard agalnsr !heft Adjust attitudes early Too many high school students lack motivation to study NEW YORK (AP> -Jn hl1 own way, an educator here Is fighting the spread or un attitude he believes seriously threatens the nation. "Too man y hlgh ·achool students everywhere lack motivation, don't understand why they are In school, or what they can expect to leam by the time they graduate," says Dr. William N. Dorfman. headmas ter of the Highland School, a college-preparatory school. Dorfman points out that companies which have Introduced motivation programs have increased productivity and employee morale. "Educators should do no less for their students," he says, explainina how he Is trying to prevent the national problem of lack of motivation from reaching his students. For generations , says the 38-year-old Dorfman, the traditional student war cry has been "Who needs chemistry'" "Why should I study French or any foreign language?" "What good is algebra after I graduate?" "Too often. the answers from educators and parents have b~en inadequate," he says. "The evidence is everywhere Reading and wntlng. science. math and foreign languages have been diluted and downgraded. E ven bright students try to take the easy way out. "Freshmen entering hlgb school are at a sensitive, impressionable age," he adds. 3.97 -•• • •••• ••••• •••••1 ••••• "Attitudes and stundards toward re:,pon11ibility and work are being formed for four of the moat lmpc,rtant years of their li ves " Part of the problem, he explams, is that in loo many instances high-school orientaion is devoted more to routines than to the rewards of education Class schedules are spelled out, but not what mastery of the s ubjects will do for the students To maintain the st rict academic standards that have existed at Highland. in the borough of Queens. for 25 years. Dorfman has introduced the concept of the "e ducated high-school s tudent " At a night meet ing of eighth-a nd ninth-graders, Dorfman and assistant headmaster Kenneth Blackburn, 35, outline the reasons for the school's 1ns1stence on student productivity and dedication Parents are mvited to the meeting to develop teamwork at home · Invest an your own future." 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The keys don't hit with a crisp pop ! They sound like raindrops on the dusty road. We all at around drlaklng cold Fiji bltt~r, and a sugar planter said he'd run Into a ratu -a village chief -who kne w where the cannibals ate Charlie Savage. He said . "The ratu's father found a place on Va nua Levu the local people call 'Peter 's Hill.' That must be the place Peter Dillon stood off the Fijians and watched them make fast food of poor Charlie." I'm wild about FiJi's fearsome past. The room boy in a wraparound skirt cut at the ,bottom with pinking shears says "Bula!" He s miles showing a mouthful of teeth like sugar loaves. Children run out of thatched villages to wave ·FILLER PAPER I I: ·. f \\.\.£~ ...,_.. as..-=-====--\ p A p £ ~ • at you on the road. These are the frtendUeat people In the South Pacific. Yet Captain James Cook wrote : "The Tonga people fear the men of Feejee because or their bows and arrows, but m uch more so on account of their savage practice of eating their e nemies." Charlie Savage was on the brig "E liza" when she went on the thundering reefs and broke up in 1811. She carried a cargo or South American "pillar dollars" and occasionally one shows up. Charlie Savage got ashore with a musket. The sugar planter said: "In spite of the t alk of eating people by the dozens, a ctually the Fijians couldn't CATCH many people. You can 't knock off a lot of folks with bows and ar rows. "Charlie's musket changed that. He went to work for the loc:al king and U was as If he'd opened a supermarket." On a pleas;m l day tn 1813, Charlie went ashore on Vanua Levu with a half dozen other adven· turers : A Chines e, Charlie, the S wede . Peter Dillon, t he Irish m ate of the trading ship. 12.34 Twin-Pak lnatant Film Take-Two Pak Sa11nluxe. ltn1sh. for use with Ko d a k •> 1 n s t a n t cameras 2 Dillon thought they were all crazy for they split into s ma ll gro ups. ln short order . the Fijians slaughtered the m . All but Charlie, the Chinese and Dillon who had barricaded himself with a musket on a hilJtop. Later Dillon wrote a detailed account: "Charlie Savage thought he could talk to them and bring the m to a be tter frame of mind. They called up to me · ·come down, Peter . You see that we do not hurt Char lie.' "The isla nders finding they could not prevail upon me. set up a screech that rent the air. One of them crept up behind the Chinaman and with his clu b knocked his head apart. ''Charlie Savage was seized by the legs a nd held in that state by six me n with his bead in a well of fresh water until he was suffocated. They immediately cul him into pieces for the oven. wrapping each part ca refully in banana leaves ." That's quite a story for a ralay day la Suva. The palm fronds rattling Uke shutters and white water loaming far out on the rfff. I want to get over to Vanua Levu some time and climb up Peter's Hill. .. ll m•w •DYfllTll(D MfACHANDIH POllCI ,...,.. I 4.44 6Pr P~g ,_,.. ___ , -For Men'• Crew Socke Corron/stretch nylon cushion foot Fit 10.13 · lg1a1 l --- Ea. ·:-------1 200 Count Filler Paper ldial! 5 hole 200 sheet pkg College or regular rule. Size 10n x8 in Save ~l . tT 9 <Ondi~ n ..-----=--=-"""'' Q-(Nor ... 01. Olly. 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Now we ge t cooks from the New Aus tralia ns . ~ The Europeans who came Down Under and finally got decent food on t he table . The seafood is fresh and delicious l did follow King Cakobau to Bau island just off the tip of lhis is land He was the last cannibal king Ceded FiJi to the protection of Queen Vic tori a On anothe r rainy day In Suva, 1 saw bis grandson, Sir George Cakobau, among the chiefs as Prince Charles gave FUI back their lndepen· dence. It's a s mall green island across the water A white stone m1ss1on church A ship's rudder leans against a stone platform It's all that remains of the s lup "L'Aimable Josephine ·· The Bau people ate the crew . Some country' \ J \J / --,'-....__/ r L J r -_ _:/llJ1kf ' (~ ~,> ., ,::r '--~j.'? 11 _:/~~· --·-. v"'-., I A' \ . . ' ) · ,._r-~ ~ ,...· /~/ ~~~;:-~~ The Bri~ter Way to Stay in L.A. On your next v1s1t to Los Angeles slip into the cozy comfort ot the University Htllon. oll the Harbor Freeway by USC It's a favonte for travelers who need to be near downtown. yet prefer the 1nt1macy and pe rsonal touches of a 241-room hotel We have fine fac11tttes for your every need-restaurants, live en1ertainment. lounge pool 1acuzz1 banquet' mee11ng space plus a free downlown shullle bus For families. business travelers meetings or seminars, we'll put real sparkle into your v1s1t at a price that'll b11g hte n up your whole day THE UNIVEHSITY If I I.TO:'\ l',4 J I Juer '-'d • l , '''"Jf"I:~ A I J NI Md•oor ~,ee,.,c11 t •tJOS•I 01 em I • .I .. f I ••• • ..,. .... . .•. ..../.. TRADER JOE1S MARKETS DISCOUMT ALL CALIFORNIA WINES Fair Trade has been dead for more than three yeara now. and we con· Unue to d1"°'1nt EVERY one of the hundred• or California wines which we •tock No full c .. • purchase necesaary-we don't think you •hould be forced to bu y more lh•n you want. Please v111t our newest Trader Joe'1 at the ln· tenectlon of 17\h Street Newport Bo\llevard and ~rior A Vtl\UO (next to Dcnnr.'• end llarclay'a Bank . MOW IM COSTA MllA f 1'19 Or ngo Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday, August 23, 1981 Newport Center vote headed for approval C' t I \' c· o u n ('! I m t> m b t' r s t n N€•wpor:l Bcuch will <lel'idl' the fate Mond ay of un e of Hw more l'untrovcl'!:)tal a nd heavily dis r usst'd d~velopment projects to hit t he Orangl' Coast tn months Thl· p roJ eel is llw I rv in<• Company's $12:J m11lum plan for l'Xp an s ion of Newport Center. the c:irc:ular professio nul center tha t s urrounds Fashion l ::,land :\t th1:-. potnl. tl UJ)Pl'iH'S that a maJol'lt~ o f the sc\ en C'oum·!I members '' 111 a ppro,·1.• the proJ l'l'l. suhJl'l'l lo llw I 1 \ tnt' Com pan~ g u.i rantl'l' tor finanl'tng m•;rrl~ S28 mrlhon worth o f road c·o11strutl10n ancl 1mprm·t•ments Tht· I n rnl' l'omp<J ny wants pt>rm.iss1on t o h111lc1 a :wo.room h o I<.' I w Ith up lo 150 <' o rl domin1ums , two 225.000 !'>Qllal'l'· f o O t o f f I <' t.' I o W l' r s , t w 0 restaur:1111 s a nd ll l1 a rly 400,000 s qu<.1n· ft•t>t of addrllorwl offit•t• -;pan· around tht· tl·nter. It ~IJJJH.·urs tht• dt.•v<.•lopmPnt firm will gt.•t all of this l'Xt'ept for 111w off1l't' tow1.•r for which lhl' ('OUIH'll is l'XpN~lt.•d lo ask lht:' 11·, tr\l' l'ompan~ h • :-uhst1tull' a l't'sidt.•nt 1 iJ I tcm t•r Al l lht•st• fa c·t ors s u ggc·st lhl'l't' has ht'l'l1. a ., wa:-suggt•stl·c.J e arlier in this s puc·t.•. a strong ~f fort to comµro mist'. lx>lh o n the part of the dt.•\'t•loper:-. and t'lt~ of· firrab 1m oh NI T h e Irvine Company s e.·ulcd Uw hotel down from 500 to :«JO rooms and ~aid rts c harat'lt·r will bl• one of a luxury hott:I. no t a con vention t ype facilit) whiC'h would have gl'neraled m ore traf fir Also. tht:> Irvine Company agreed to eliminate plan::, for r e tail oulll•b along Mal'Arthut noult.o vard and s ubstitute offi('t.· s pace instead But the mos t s 1gnif1('ant added public benefit is Peh('atl Hill Road, the as ) ct unbuilt s ix lane road that is lo run from Pacific Coast . Highwa~ south of Corona d e! ~t ar. con nl'cting to Sa n Joetqu1n R oad and MacArthur Boulevard. T his road. estimated to cost S20 million. is a conditio n of the I nmc Comp;rn~··s so·called d own toast plan bet ween Corona dt•I Mctr and Laguna Beach . But lhl· f\rm h as agreed to h<1 vC' l wo lanes of this road in plate befon• development at Newport Cente r is completed. This means con s truction o f tht.· road. whic h s ho uld ea se the week-end traffic load in Coron a d cl :vtar. will be s peed ed uµ b' four lo fi\'e years . Th e plan 1s a \'al1d <·,>m promise with benefits for rt•s1 dents and the In rne Compan~ alikl' It s hould be aµproH•d Rescue road system \ hr part is an propo:-.al lo add l wo <..'1.'nls :i g.rllon to tht• s latt• g a sol1nl' la\ appt'<Hs to ha\'l' -.olid hu<'k trl~ in lht· Leg1slatUl'l'. an<! nov. t'\ l'n lht.· appro\'al nf Co\' Brown But l<J s t V. l'<.'k th<.• l'lghlih draft of t h l' nll'asurc ran into \'l't :inolhl'r roudbloC'k 111 the Assc.mhlv \\'a~·s and ~kans l'om mttll't' !\londa~· p rohu hi~ with sonll..' adtl1tronal C'hanJ;!,<.'s 1t will lw up tor anolht•r \'Olt• T his t1mt• th<• tommtlll'l' :.ho uld at least mm·t· the bi ll. }vh1 ch alreudy has been appr ove d by the Senate. o nto the Assembly floor The s tate gasoline tax h as re- mained al seven rents a gallon s inc·c• 19fiJ Thal 's 110 \\ \\Orth less lh<1n t wo c·ent!. And the dt•cline m gasoline• r n nsumptso n has furth<~r d eplt•t(.'(I r<.'' <•nut• frnm th<.• tax whi('h g<ws toward hig hway ton strul'lion a nd maintl'n<1nre This ,·car alnn1.'. 19 s tates and lhl' 'Dis lnt·t of Co lumhw h avt• set•n ftl to bring their moto r fu t> I taxes up lo amounts ranging from 11 t o 14 cents a gallon . Even by m c r<'asing the s late tax to 9 cents. Californians would be pay - ing lt•ss 1>er c apita on their highwa~s than rl'sidt•nls of anv otht•r s talt' And. a:, d r ivers \\l'll k11ov.. lhe eondition of lhl' stall' h1ghwa,\· syste m ha~ gone from bad lo cl eplo ruhle . Whilt• C\'l'l'V<>ll l' :.<.·<"m s 1\1 agl'l'l' a fut'! t'ux tnC'l'i..'a Sl' •~ t'll'l'Ckd. d ebalt• has <.·e nt erl'd on the separall' pro blc.•m of ulso transferring part o f lhl' fl p<.·n·ent sales t ax on gu~olinl' from thl' gene ral fund. whC'rc• ll nu\\ goes. to the hig hway fund T his c learly m a kes sense That revenue. b ased on cost per gallon rather than gallonage. h ai, ris en a long with gasolint.> price~. T h e questio:; now seem s to be ho w much of the sales tax rt•\ l'nue l'an be s h ifted v.1thout de pleting state flnancrs The bill o riginally propo,t•d lram.ft>rring S230 million of lht• sall•s tax t o the high\\ a~· fund over the nl'xt fi Vt· Yt'ars Wht•n that was rcdul'ed lo $177 m 1llion. Gov Brown t•ncled his ~•x·ycar 11ppos it1on Now it's time for the A::. sembl~· to get o n with 1l and vot1.• to n.•sc·uc• t he c r umbling h1ghwa.' system Alert president to • crises The extent lo which P resi- dent Reagan delegates a uthority and the concern of his aides for his p e rso n al well-being w e re point ed up when his c hief adviser . Edwin Meese Ill. took it u pon himself to wait s ix ho urs before awak ening the President to advise him of the exchange of missiles between U.S. and Libyan planes. Meese was advise d of t h e a t· tatk. in which two Libyan planes wen· downed b~· U.S. forces, by Defense Sct'rctary Caspar Wein- b e r ~er who t•a ll c d from Washington at 11 pm. Also alert ed were ViC'e Pre~idenl Geor ge Bush . Secrct<1rv of St::ite Alex ander H aig and C'IA Oi rectm· William Casey Rut R eagan a ides on the West Coast wciiled until 4 :30 a .m to awake l h e Pre s iden t and brief him o n t he e ncounter because. t h ey explained. "There was no nl'ed for presidential de- cis ions on the matter .. It is true the pres ide nt ha d been briefed o n tht:> maneuver s a nd the possibility that Libya would choose confro ntation. And he had authorized return of a n y ho tile fire . · But the aides a pparently overlooked th~ fact that while it • might be the m iddle of the nig ht in California. it was alread y the start of a wo rking day in the capitals of o ur a Iii es and oppo nents across the oceans . And a n incident like this could very well h ave triggered unpredictable m ternational reaction. It's a t least conceivable that som e E uropean h ead s o f s t a te mig ht want to communi cate directly with the preside nt in a s ituation of t his sort. And it's so m e what inconl'eivable that they m ight ha ve to leetrn lht' preside nt had not even heard a hout it. Delegation of authont~· hy the president is essenti<1I. We certainly can do without pres ide nts who think the com mander-in-chie f title qua lifies th em to make tactica l militar~· de cisions. But it would seem t he man at th e top s hould at leas t be advised of major internation al crises. Just in c a se h e is called upon to fl'Spond. T his time it worked o ut. But we think the nation a nd o ur allies would be a lot more comfortable knowing that the boss is both briefed a nd in ch a r ge the next time Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the O.lly Piiot. Other views ex- pressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. RMdtr comment 11 lnvlt· ed. Address The Dallv Piiot, P .O. Boi 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 9262HS60. Phone (71•> 6-42-4321. ORANGE COAST Daily Pilot Thomas ·p. Haley PublllMr Thomas Murpftlne Editor •• , ... ,. krelbk:lt Edltorlet P-oe Editor ,. ~,,,,_,_, t.JrHf! 1t.1M1t1-•1!111\<t ..,,..."' Kennedy's image, magic fade JIOLLYWOOI>, Fl:1 . Sen Edwurd M . Kennedy's speech was skillruJly con structed and fort'efulty deli vert•d to a labor audience filled with volunll'<:r!> for a 1984 presidential try, but thl' old Ken nedy magic was lacking Kennedy's fa1hng at the 1rmiworkl'rs natwnal convention was partly 1·oi. m etic. Nearing 50 and <A httle over weight, he arrived hl'rt· 1n a wnnkled !'>Ult with graying hJlr In nl'l'U or groom ing and tutting But 1t 1s not men· Iv that he 1i. '"' longer the da..,hing restor er of Cam elot. he seems unw11ling or unalJle lo paint a dear picture or the ruture restoration, J fa1hng t'ommon to Ul·mocrat1c lcadt·rs s incc Rl'agan. I h s µnnc1pal ml'l>!:>agt• atlackl'd Pres1 1!t•nt Rt·agan's etonom1c program that .. reward:;. lht' ric h a nd prl'ssures hard pr t•ssed workers 11nd the m1ddtl' clai.!i The attentiVl' union 11ud 1l'nee .,at on its hands until KcnnNly turnl'd to Sot•1al St•eurity. hi g h 1ntt•r cst rnt t•.., and, t'SIH'l'ially, the Davis Baeon /\ct that protects wages Of construt·t1on v.orkPrs I ronworkcrs president .Jutm II Lyon1> ,.., an old b<1ckf'r of the Kt•nnt·dys. Hut n•Jt•c·trng a d vict• from subordinatt• of f1cials. Lyons put his union behind Jim my Cartt•r against Tt•dd~ Kt·nm•d) u1 1980 l k h us been making ameml' l'Vl'r sint•t• Lu:.t OC'lober lhe 1rnn\\orkt'rl'.I bl'camc the rirst union to plt'dJ.!t• tlw maximum S5.000 c·ontnbutwn to dt:fnt) mg the Kennedy pres1dentJal campaign debt and later pledged the maximum Cor his Senate re·election campaign next year . Lyons was so anxious to snare him for the convention that when the air tramc c·ontrollcrs strike posed comphcat1on1>o. t tw union lured an expensive exet·ut 1v1· Jl't to fly Kcnnl'dy out of Florid.a Yl•l, le:.11ll'f' of th€' union admit th<·ir rank and filt trnckt•d Ronald Hea~an la'>l \'l'ar and ..,till like him "Tht>1r at 11t11d~· b , Why don't we ~1vt· fka~a n .1 f1~r:. l-VA-NS_/_N_OV-AK-1'~ c•h:.int·e to "''-' what he l'an do" unt. rronwork<:r offiC'cr told us Thu' Kl•nned) s J '>sa ult on th•· Rt•Jl-:Jn lJ\ lull ah J lrct• r11w "rth thl· nt·h<·..,I plum!'> for tht' \<\b.1lth1t· ... 1 rn d1\ 1duJ!s and corporat1on!:> but 11111\ hllll'I fru11 for \\Orke~ and tht• t111dcl11• !'lass ~ot littlt· rC!>!){rnSl' Latt.•1 l\t•n rwch pn \ ,1\t'I\ t·om mentcd that workl·r' ..,l·t·m n<1t to curt• 'that tv.o-thirds of th1· tax t ut got'' to the nf'h so lonR a' thl'\ an• g1•ll1ng lhP1r one third ' l '1111m l1•<Hll·rs think thih atlllud1· "'111 d1angc· v.ht•n hard times coml." .\ftl•r K1•nnt'<h told tlH' t•nn vention that th•· 1·011struC't1on rndustry I!> on the rock~. .1 11nwn off1<·wl informt.•d the senator that 1 ronworkt•r" have plenty of work 1\ll thl' rw w off1Cl' buildings''" ... ..,k1·d i\t•nm·ch Ml.l1nly po\H•r µlanti.. ttw union ofr1cnl replied, too pohtt> to Hfrn 11h man) of them a.., nudear pm\l't plants opposed by Kennedy Naturally, Kennedy d id not ment1<111 nucleur power to the 1ronworkers hut did bring them to their feet with this Let us pled~e to~ether that rcp{'al of the Oa\ 1s Rac·on act t the lav. reQu1r1111;. 1>rt•\ ailing WUl!l'S for govf'rnment con ,11m·t111n proJl'<'b sh.ill not be passed fl \ ( '1tll~',ll''' I J'h1· 1•:i"1·-.1 w:n to d1ase the union's I .111k .ind fill-.11.1. ,1\ (rum Heagan. one or 11' 1 • .,,c1 .... , 111ld u' v.c>llld be a Reagirn pu ... h 1111 l>av" llat•on rept>al. So far H1 .1g;1111-.1111t ulil1g111g C1·rw1 Jlh in \\cming back blue.collar \\ ''' !..1·1 ' K1·11n1·1h Jnd other Democrats :11 1 ~·r 1111111J.! V. 1· m u-.t he somethtn~ "'"'• th.111 1u -.1 "'armed over It• 111111111 .. 111-. Kl'IHH·d.\ told the conven 111111 th111k1r1g of 011p11-.1 t1on to him in tht- ~l'11.1t1 · l>•·mot r attt C'onrercnce 11111 h.t\ 111g 11pl1 ti for boldness 1n 1•1·111·1.d 1'1·11111·11\ I'.'> c·aut1ous Ydlh -.1w11t11 ' Iii t!1K11 program of go\'ern 111,.111 111111r111~ 1111 v. .11!1"'· price.,, interest 1.111 -. 1•111111'> tll\l(ll•n<I' Jl1d rent.., 1s 11111 ''ti • •·11.11111\ for nov. 1wrhaps 11111·\ 1•1 ~t1 lhl 11111111 g 1111 111·v.-µol1<:1es 1s l.1111111.11 rh\'111111 lr1t1mlut·mg Kennedy 111 th• \1..-. .... u·hu..,t'l l ~ Committee on l '•illtlt'.d l-.t!Ul',1t11m rC'OPE1 rollowmg lw Fl11rnl.1 I rip ''''"' A l-'t. CIO pres1-tl1 111 \1th111 <blior n1• tlenoun<:ed 'the 1•111 ·11 111'' ol th•· 1.1.01 king class. v. ho 111r11 l1tt\\ h.1\ 1• rn.tnJJ.!t•d to take control , •I 11111 J.!"' 1·1 nn11·nl \1••J1l111i..• ('(J l'f' . .., unanimou!> en 1!111 , 1111·111 1r1 Ho,to11 Kcnnt>d\ assailed lh• I<• .1i•:111 ,11lr111r11..,lr alum n<;t onl) for 11,1\ ,,, 11.11 011 r • ,,..,11 hut also for sueh 111 h•·r 111111 H ... 1~'.111 poltl·1cs a!> a national r 1i.:hi 111 \\Ill~ l.11.1. Jnd an t•ffort to apply .11111tt11,l l,.1\\ lo union., rtw ;\\.1..,sa1·hu!>l'lls labor leaders c h1·c·1 .. 11 louck-.l "ht·n Kennedy declared of h1111"' II ·1 tw. h .i pr>en!> to be one l.11).!ti 111 1111 \lorJI \L.1 JOrlt\ whn in I• 11tl t11 'IJ.,!hl li.11 ... August vacationers make mistakes i\ columnist has a greul op1>ortunitv to make a fool o f himself in pubht• l't•o pie who are not columnists. and there urc hundreds, perhaps evt•n thousands of them. arc lim1tctl to making fools or the mselves 111 front of a sml.lllt•r au d1ence. I have availed m yself of this op portunity countless t1 mes since I've been writing this column Las t week. for example, I was reading the paper, idly thinking about something to write. when it occureed to me that Ronald Reagan's name was nowhere to be found in the paper that day. I thought that was remarkable and I inferred that he was taking a real vaca lion and was unavailable to the press or public. I wrote about how good 1t was for a pr esident to take a ~enuine vaca t10n The following m ormng I was dn vmg to work t•arlv and I had th<• r .111111 on Tht•rt• w<is 'noth1nJ? hut nl'"..., .ihout Prt•sidl·nt H1·a~<1n lfe \\as /WlnJ.! lo llaVl' a l11g t•erl'mony when he '>IJ.;nt•d tht· tax lull that day with photograph•·r.., Jll'('S('nt Laflor that samt• day tht• prt•s11h·nt ,_~ -AND-Y -RDD-Nl-Y -~ mel with Cabinet offic ials and al'>o made a st atement about weapons tn conjunctio n with t he secretan or dcrcru;e a nd the s<.'cretary of stat<· All this <1ct1vity made what I had written look pretty ridiculous. and the fact that 1 t 1s ridiculous of h1 m to work Don't b e a s hained of g ifts A very ric h young man 1 was lunching with in Detroit not long ago said lo me. "I'd never confess this publicly. but I don't mind telling you that the money I've inherited has proved as much a burden as a blessing and maybe more of a burden " "YOU MEAN all the legal and finan r ial problems it entails?" I askt-d "No. not that," ht' replied "I am speaking psychologica lly. You see. like the beautiful Jtirl who never knows rf SYDNIY HARRIS men want her for her looks alone or rf s he is valued as a person. I don't know what I would be or do if I didn't have all this m oney." .. What do you think?" I inquired . •·How do you view yourself?'' "Well." he answered, "sometimes 1 lhink I would have done well on my own. and sometimes I feel that without lhis fortune behind me, I wouJd just be another perRon, struggling to get aJong. 1l •~ms simply 8 matter of luck, which I don't deser ve m ort than anyone else." "EVE&YTHJNG STARTS with luck." I saJd. "Yours just happens to be a cer · taln kt.nd. The beautiful alrl Is lucky In her genes. Tb brlabt man Is ludcy ln hi• bralnl. Tb• •tar athlete II lucky ln hlt body. And aJI ol us are lucky t.o hav• been bom wpere wt were. and to be llv· rng here, instead of a nee p11ddy tn China or a hut in Africa ... Warming to my subject. I went on 'Nobody has a right to take c redit for what he or s he was born with only for what they have done with it. That's why t he person who is proud of his ancestry seems so ridiculous : he did nottung lo earn 1t, and in fact must justify ii by hi s o wn e fforts "SOM E PEOPLE are born v..rth mm1mlll talents. and make absolutel) the most of them Others are born with large native endowments. and just rr1t ter them awav lt 1s what you do with the gifts at your di$posal that makes all the difference. The most perfect!) coordinated athletes in the world would be a bust without courage, determrna lion and patience. "What will dete rmine your own sense of worth is how you use your money To what purpose you put it will decide 1f you deser\'e your luck. You can use it to amass more, to indulge your fancies. to exerc ise power, or you can use 1t creatively and ltnaginatively, so that il becomes a tool for enhancing not only your lite but many lives to come. "IT'S FOOLISH lo be ashamed or embarrassed al any girt Ille h .. s freely handed you -the only sha me is lo m a kt lht lcust of It. to lorn a lucky chanct' Into o source or dlsappointmenl or sorrow The only woman buried in W 1tmJn.ster Abbey, alter aJI, is one wbo used b r money ror the ulUmato benefit ot everyone arouod her." I let my youn1 frlud pic.k up lh check, Just a• • s\.lrt. 111 ti lt.11 d \d t1•11 ht ,.I\' hl··.., on q1cat111n drdrr t 111.11\1• 1111 11•1•1 all\ 11·-.:-foolish 111 1111' p.1 ,t 111.11n t1f \'OU have ht>en k111d 1•11111Jl-!tl t11 11111nt out ••rrors I '<' r11.id1• l1k1· th:1t 't r111 -.:" 111111 ..:~ llkl« You're so dum b. \.\ "'' h.Jp-. '''" sPl'll th\• hard words" or I '1· '.rid 11 lwf1111• :ind I 'II say it again ·1hr.,1 ... rtu-la't 11nw I'll e\'er read you1· 1·ol11m11 ,11lcl th.it ~O('S for watching YOU 1111 '>o 211 too \l o'I pr·oph· t akl' columns more -.1•11011 ..,1, th.111 eolu mn1 s t s la k e th•·rnwlH·-. I find that it's fun to throv. ., 111 .111 11 u t r ,1 gt' o u.., 1 d ca o r stat~ ... 111111·1 l11nl! ,..., ,, hrm con\'lct1on when 1·11111111 t1rr nh 1·11n\ meed of 1t at all. 'I h1· lw-.t thing th:.it can come from a 1 ol11rnn 1.., ,1 lit tic conversation You ;1gr1·1· 01 1!i,,1gn·c• or are a mused or ir- , rt.11 1•d II\ -.11n11·thing you ve read on the 111111111111 p;.1g1• a11d ~ ou throw it out at din n1•r 01 111 .r 1·011\ 1•r~atmn with a friend 't 1111 thr .1sh out lhl· 1dC'a in your own 11111111. Jll'l •" tht• t•olumnist did \ll\orw "ho takc•s what a columnist '·"'s ....... th1· l<t..,1 \\nrd about anything is c·r:i1.\ 11:.ill th1· ttml• I disagree with "hat I 11 rtlt• :-Jim l'\l' ;1polog1wd for being wrong aflout tht• !.11l1t11d1• Hcagan is enjoyinJil on \':wallon, "' I'm going to tell you when• I think he went wrong. The presi- <knt mudt' u mt!'>lakr t:iking his vaca- twn tn Au~u..,t rnsle:id of in July It's a ('ommvn t•rror Fm I unat l·I~ for resort areas, the 1w11plt· of th,.., 1•1111ntry are almost equal- !\ ch\1ckd lwtwl•cn those who like to t'ukc Lhl'lr \'Ul'3twn in July and those v.hn w;mt to takl' 11 m August . 'l'lw p1•opll• v. ho t:.ike it in August. like Prt-~1c11•n1 Hl'u~an. have the m istaken 1dt•a that thf'~ 'rf> going to get all their "ork cleaned up m July so they can re- ;ill} l'nJo~ a month off without any wor- , 11'' Th,.., 1s nonsense. No one ever gets t•vc•r\ thing all cleaned up PMplP "ho take July vacations just d ro11 l'V(•rythin~ a nd leave. They know tht•y '\'l' ~ot u ml'SS on their hands, but t h~·y know 1l's never going to be any dif- f1•r1•nt so they don't worry a bout It . Tlw /\u~ust varatlon people have the wors1 of hoth worlds. They sweat throulilh .July. the best vacation month, worryin~ about whether they're going to ht• rcudy for Aul{ust. In August they take ofC a nd during the whole month thf'y have thls gnawing f<><'lin>: that t he people back on the job. thf' on('s who took their vacations ln Ju- ly. arc g£>ttln(( a head s tart on them tor foll I mad<' some m istake In that column the other day but nothln& Uke tbe mla- take President Reaaan made when he Joined the Au1us t vacation people . The)' ar~ usually wrorvi thinkers. ------·----· ---·-------~--..--·--.-~·----.....-.... -~ --r--· Fund cutbacks create sunimer of discontent Vr C.:twrles G. Bell is a professor of political science at Cal State Fullerton This s ummer has seen a rash of gov ernment employee st nkes in California a nd across the nation -in Penn· sylvania, Minnesota. Rhode Island and Massachusetts, for example. Most recently, our attention has been focused on the clash between air con· trollers ( PATCO > and the Reagan ad· ministration. The controllers' strike is CALIFORNIA COMMENTS the first national strike since the postal union went out fo r a week. 1n 1970. But, unlike that postal strike, PATCO appears lo not only have lost the fight but the union itself has been destroyed Is this a portent for future public emvloyee strikes'' From 1976 to 1979 I the last year for which there is com plcte dat a t the number of public employee strikes per year grew from 378 to 593 almost 60 percent. The numbt>r of employees in volved i,:rew from 181.000 to 254.000 a 40 percent inrrease. In California, pubhr employees ha\ e gone on s trike 1n San Jose < c1t) employees>. San Otego County <deputy sheriffs). Los Angeles County <deputy public defenders> <!nd Sonoma County < rnunty employees l Almost consistently. the central issue is pay. And almost equally consistently. the city or county involved doesn 't have the money The revenue cuts imposed b~ Proposition 13 arc now being felt b) J l0t·al government The sluggish et'onnmy has further re duced governmental revenues. And President Reagan's cuts in federal aid lo state and local government a lso add to the burden Not s urpnsirigly. local government!> are being 1ncreas1ngl> forced to cut back on programs and re • duce their work force Thus, parallel to the increase 10 public employee st nkes are increased layoffs. Hardest hit or all are the na· ' tions' public school teachers. Earlier this year, an estimated l out of 3 teachers received a layofC notice Typically. school boards facing a potential cul 1n revenue protert themselves by giving layorr notices to those teachers with the least seniority ' Not all of those notified will lose their jobs but perhaps :l~ many as 100,000 will hc dismissed this f all In a ddition. 100,000 non·1ns1 ruct 1o n a l school employees also may b<.• out of JObs this September. In California. many cities. counties, and srhool districts are making use of less expensive or free labor Chula Vista has used volunteers since 1979 to overcome the impact of Prop-0s1 · lion 13. Chula Vista volunteers work tn police, fire. personnl'I, and other city departments Modesto uses paraprofessionals m its police department for preparing non· in1ury and theft reports, assisting an crowd and traffic control, and other non·hazardous routine police tasks. They are paid 25 to 30 percent less than would be professional police o fficers In the San rr:lnCISCO Bay Area. two small cities. Hercules and Moraga, are experimenting with two and three year enlistments for police officers Under lh<' plan, young men and wom en enlist 1n the police department just a s they might in one of lhe nation's armed scrvit'eS. Neither the city nor the officer has made a long term com mitm ent Thus, the city need not set aside funds !or pensions Instead they use some of the savings to pay hefty bonuses at the end of the enJistmenl term and the rest is used to reduce their budgets. Apparent- ly. both the cities and their polire of· ficers like the plan. On the other hand, the Peare Ol!icers Hesearch Association or California con· tends that the enlistment plan is basically "anti labor" because at dis· courages collerllve bargaining And that's essentially the point e nli stme nt s, vo l unteers. paraprofessionals all reduce the cost of government. And they certainly reduce the ability of government employees to ~ngage m effet'tave collective bargaip· mg Along with the growing problems of local government finance, public t>mployee unions have become more militant often ignoring the fiscal re· alities of the situation . More and more, lol'al government doesn't have the money to meet employer demands More and more a strike ensues ':Prohibit To the Editor I urge the C1t) oi Newport Beach to prohibit s wimming m both the Upper and Lower Newport Bay I. as a homeowner. am aware of how exceed· mgly unpopulur such a step would be from the point of view of real estate 'alues Siltation, and the subsequent filling in of the bay, ha~ rightfully caused much t•1t1zcn c·oncern because the bay 1s the one geological feature which dis· lmgu1shes our city from surrounding com mum tie:-. HOWEVER. of graver concern than siltation 1s the• chemical runoff in the bay because fal·soluble compounds and detergents from motor vehicles pose a serious danger to the health of those who bathe in the bay. Most carcinogens are lipids or fat·soluble compounds such as thosl' found in petrole um products . The absorption of s uch compounds is enhanced by detergents or fat solvents the ver~ additives which improve automotive performance a nd, thus. are the compounds we add to the tanks of our automobiles. This com bin ation - fat·soluble carcinogens and detergents to enhance their absorption forms t he cfflijent that accumulates on our city streets and parking lots . Every rain washes this lethal com banation directly into the bay . Therefore. m light of the intense de· velopment occurring around our bay, the parking lots required by these de· velopments. and the concomitant runoff tnto the bay, I urge the Cit y of Newport Reach to close the hay to swimming. G. L CARDENAS Bible cartoon upset To the Editor This 1s a response to your cartoon" depicting the Bible with a serpent. as the Moral Majority, eating away at our Constitution -----------,. -~----·--~------------------------- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Auguat 23 . 1981 Al I THcFORCe ISWITH US. s I fecl that my constatut1onal nghts are ·eaten away" every time my children. my grandchildren or I go into a place of business and see nudity on magazines. I feel your newspaper r irculating such a biased opinion without regard to others' constitutional r ights. I can no longer suµvcrt your newspaper RENON CARTWRIGHT Co1u1ci lman insu.lting To the Editor; I have attended the last four Newport Beach City Council meetings. On Mon· day. Aug 10, I witnessed the absolute. MAILBOX worst, display of "our system of action" im aginable. I refer lo the conduct of Council man Paul Hummel. Mr. Hummel was ar r ogant , r ude , contrad ictory a n d generally disruptive . The purpose of an open hearing is for the citizens to voice t heir opinion on any given s ubject. These citizens shouldn't be badgered and emba rrassed Mr Hummel did all these things. Are these citizens. who are interested in the democratic process. going lo voice their opinion on the next issue if they are go· ing to be insulted'> I thmk not. When that happens. there will be no opposition to Mr Hummel and his ideas and he will get his way through intimidat ion. 1 will look for his name during the next t'lcction JOHN J MORGAN Grease traps telling To the Editor . Weren't grease traps (contraptions to capt ure the dr ops of oil and gas that drip from our cars) one of the condi· : k§ L Newport Bay' tion!> on which the Coastal Comm1ss1on 1ns1!>lcd when it allowed Cor porate Plaza lo be built by the Irvine Com· pan)·• And didn't the Irvine Company .igree to install them 1n return for 1>crm1ssion to build out Cor porate Plaza" The answer t<> both q uestions is yes. Were these grease traps ever built" Apparent!.> no one knows I've never st•en one Furthermore. Irvine Com - pany officials are unaware of the loca· • lion of the grease traps. Since the Irvine Company is so lax in honoring past commitments, how can Newport's City Council allow the build·out of Newport Center when the city lacks money to monitor whether the company is living up to its commitments, My concern is not whether grease traps are effective but whether the Irvine Company intends to live up to a ll the prom ises it is m aking to the city in return for permission to m ake its monstrous build·out of Newport Center BEATRICE ALIGHERI Harmony aids faniily To the Editor l have attended the fi rst two concerts which your paper ha s helped to sponsor. They have been delightful experiences. Thank you for this very important rommunity serv1c"' The great attend· ance of whole family groups indirates the need for this kind of performance VERA VITTON Why me111io11 Bradlev? . . To the Editor· It was with concern that I read your recent editorial lauding the presence of Los Angeles Democr at Mayor Tom Bradley in Orange County. You indicat · ed that Bradley came to Ora nge County because he recognizes our political clout. Wh)' does the Daily Pilot not give such rerognition on their editorial page to Republican candidates for governor when they visit Orange County? Republican candidates have been visit· ing in our community for sever al months and they have not been praised for such. attention to Or ange County. yet they have actively sought the support of this community having understood the importance of Orange County for many .>ears. You continue to refer to the Democr at front group. the County Club, as a "non· partisan" organization . That orga niza· lion is composed o f Democrats and their money encourages Democr ats. Their guest s peaker. Mr Bradley. is a Democrat Let's end this charade! The Daily Pilot's reader s deserve less partisan ed1tor1al cover age. WILLIAM F. DOHR Finance Chairman. Republican Party of Orange County • l.t l l•t' tram,,...,.,, •rr we1<ome TM r•ef'• lo catldln"'9 1•1 ten to t•I ~·or •••mirWile-ltk l '' r..wr..c:t U lt.,• of JGO word' or IH\ ••II rat ;1ttn pr•f•tM<• All t•U•" m"'' '" tlude \+QrWlur• •nd tn••llnQ •OOrtu but ~' m...r be Witf"lft•ld on teql.W\t 11 \.UfhttMt r••'°"' '' aooit'•"' PliMtrr #•II not btt pubi•~ LettH' m•v CM t•l•pf'llOneO 10 ... 2...c.. N•mr •no~ number of the contr•t>utor rnu\I Ot 91 .. en tot "e"t1c•t1an pyrpo~\ GLOOMY GUS An old·timer 1s anyone who can re· mem ber the phrase-"Money isn·t everything · · F.K. Gloomy G<n commtt•h u • •ubmotttd tty ....-r• tlMI M not .. <HHlllY rtfltcl II•••••• of IM ntw\jMper. S.,... ytur P9I pet .. to Gloomy Gu>. Dt •ly P1lol. Will thrill of shooting 'enemies' out of the skies boost the Army? The next time you walk through a mull and see a bunch of slack-jawed. vacant-eyed teen·agers droppin g quarter after quarter into the com· puterized video games. have a little respect. You may be looking at the soldiers of tomor row ln a surpr ising move. the United States Army h:\s decided to use the video-game concept (Space Invaders, As teroids. Gorf. etr I to t ra in and possibly to recruit young soldiers. It all started when an Arm y general by the· name qf Don Starry saw a bunch 8-0-1 G-Rl-IN-1 --~ of youngsters spending hou r after hour playing the video games in a mall, and was struck by the a pparent parallels between what they were doing and what combat soldiers do. Here were American kids who were e n jo yi n g the thrill o f s hooting "e nemies" out of the video gam es' "sky"; and no t Just shooting them down, but destroying lhe m , watching the m explode befor e their very eyes. Gen. Starry m entioned this to some of his s ubordina t es; he thought the re mt1bt be some use the Army could make out or the video·1ame craze. One thing led to another, and Atari -thf' Catllomla·based video game manufac· turlna company -revised one of Its games called "BatUe Zone" so t hat It's control panel was eucUy the same as that on a s pecific kind or Army lnJantry perM>nncl earner. And now the Army la studylo1 the concept.. U lt la determined that IOldJ.en can hone their miUtuy aldlla by prac· Ucin1 on vfdeo ,.amet, tM Army m11 commilllon ••met to be produc.d ex· pr ly for lhepi. and to be set up on Armv bases around t he world What's more. some Army officials are wondering whether all lhose game arcades around the U.S. might not be ideal places at which to recruit young soldiers If a kid 1s terrific at s hooting enemy aircraft out of the sky on a video screen, why wouldn't he be a logical candidate for the Armv? Capt. Steven Cox. w!10 is based at t he Army's Training Support Center at Fort Eustis. Va , said. "If we can show that a soldier will play these games and become a better gunner, then the games could be very useful to us We are not taJICing a bout using the video gam es in place of our traru tional training procedures -but they certainly could be used as a sup- plement to those procedures." One of the factors involved is that. in the past. a great deal of the training !unction has been served by written manuals To some Army offi cials. those manuals seem almost obsolete ··we certainly aren't sa ying that today's soldie rs can't r ead," Capt. Cox said. "But we're living in a video- t echno logy environment . Today's soldier s wer e r aised in t elevision . Maybe t hJs is a better way to train them than the hundreds of manuah we now use." One of the features that the Army has commissioned in the first video games it is ordering Is rather intriguing: The Uulc blips on the screen will not look Ukc spaceships . but like actual enemy craft. "For example ," Capt. Cox said, "on one screen we are going to have the T-62 tank, which ls a Warsaw Pact tanJt. We will also have our own tanka on the screen. In the scorln1 syste m. if you destroy an enemy tank, you will get point.a ~ but If you 1tut flrin' at a friendly lank or alrcratt. you wW loee point.a ••• The ttnLath<e plan la to tet t.he vMlto games up ln Army dayroom1 and mack "Juat think, ZXYXIL, In• very ahort lfm• we wtll h•ve conquered E.,thl" bars, so that the soldiers will sharpen their mllllary skills ln their free time. "The lmC>ortaD\ thing is to keep the fun aapect 1n," Capt. Cox said. The ldu or recrulllns 1oldl1ra . lbrousb mall arcadet 11 , .. , nrm, alt.bouO aome Army otnctai. '" aaid lo Uke 1L "Who lJ to 11.y lbat .. can't find ~ som e pot e n tial s oldiers ln those arcades?" Capt. Cox said. "lf there's a kid who can score 100,000 po\nts on one of those aam rt1ht oU tbe star\, l1n't that the kind ol youn1 man who bu UM klnd ol b&nd·•Y• coordlnadoa that could lead to a bri1ht future u a l\lftDtt7" Some expert.a In the field oJ human behavior are aktptlcal about lb• Army's contention that the skill found in video arcades may be transferable to m ilitary situations "This strikes me as being pretty s il- ly." said Dr. Roy R. Grinker J r , a not· ed psychiatrist-psychoanalyst who is a Navy veteran of World War 11. "There is no indication lhat playing gam es has any influence on military training, .. he said. "The transferability of the skills used in a video game to Army war m achines is questionable, at !)est "Certainly. with less well·educate~ people. the use of audio·visual aids m education has a purpose. But in a war situation? When you're playing one of these games. your whole mind-set ls that it doesn't matte r . That's not transferable to a real-life war s ituation . which is very frightening and life· threatening .~ ' Dr . Grin ker is even less taken with the theory that potential soldiers can be round In m all arcades. "Certainly, these kids who are play· ing the games are very aggressive." he said. "But you can't assume that those aggressions are going to transfer to a war sjtualion. Using that theory, you could say that a 2·year-old who likes to destroy the blocks he's bullt up is a potential soldier, too. "I just don't iJee any sense in a ny or thh;.'' But the Army is going ahead with its plarus to teat the video games, and s.ee how they work with modem aoldlers. There ls one twist that may not fit we ll wlth the youn~ infantrymen, lhou.gh. Capt. Cox aa1d that -even though the video sames will be uted for training -they m 1y not bt hee. It a till may eo11t the soldiers a quarter to play them. 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He had a temperature of 99 8 degrees. his throat hurt and he felt cold chills throughout his body Every time he ran. walked. talked in other words, frequently But it was Disco who would later give the chills to the Cleveland Indians and another On TV today. Channel 5 at 1 more wtth ml'n on base, didn't like at ~o he answered by going 4 for 5. t11ttmg a home run and l'ollectmg fa v<· R Bl "WHEN YOU PUT Danny that far down. he'll force you to put ham ba<·k up," Mauch said in the aftl'fmath of Saturday night :. game at Anaheim Stadium So, Ford \\as moved into the clean up sµot and he responded v. 1th U1rec t11ts and two big RBI. Ford·~ home run was his 14th of the yeur, tops on the club and his team leading R Bl count is up lo 40 But up until Ford's surprises, it had be<•n a rough night for the Ang<'I~ FLYING LION -l>t·l rn1t I.ion~· running back Billy Sim~ f11e~ OH'r tht• t,!11.d l11w .imid ~lt;,am1 Dolphin dl'fl>nder~ ............. during NF'L exhibition action Saturdu~· <Jl PontaaC'. 1\11t·h 26 ,743 in the stands with a spine-tangling ninth-inning home run to tie the game a nd a long fl y to right in the 10th to bring home the winner C I t· ,. <' I a n d s t a r t e r Be rt Blyl<'\'l'n was bending but never did quilt• break For lhl' final oult'omt'. see Page 83 Split season brings split thoughts TlfUS, A 3·2 Angel win. their fourth in a row. and a big wan considering the opportuni ties they threw away time and again throughout the game AND. ANGELS starter Mike Witt \\as doing the same, although he was n't bending quite a~ much Cleveland got on the board first with a single run 1n the first inning H1 t'k Rurleson's bobble or J orge Orta 's ground ball With one out (.'\ cntually led to a run a~ :v11k.e llargrovc followed with a singlt• to left and Toby Harrah s ingled to ri ght Kuhn 's mistakes magnified in frustration of baseball's worst season "I came very clos e t o scratching Danny JUSt before the g ame ... s aid Manager Gene Mauch. who mus t have been very glad he kept the eraser on his pencil pointed up. By BARRY \\IL~ER A,.S~Wrttef Whl'n thl• ;,o da' ... tnkt• h~ thl' M aJor Ll•agUl' l'IJ~ t·rs Assm:1a t1on mdcc1 on .Jul) 31, basl'ball e xl·cutavt'~. pla) l'rs and those fans who h;,1dn't t•nt1rl'I~ lost m t t•n•sl 1n lht· s port· rt•Joa<·ed Negotaataons. c·om1wnsul111n and off.field c·ontrovt·rs' could be put in thl' p:1 ... t It ~'as time to pl a~· hall Three week:. lat1·r . thanks to a m UJOr blundl•r by Comm 1~s1oner Rowi<' Kuhn and his aclmm1stra lion. basebal I had anolhl.'r blal'k <'YI.' The splat season formal they t·ame up with would h:l\ e permitted ll•arns to make the playoff.., b> 1nlt•n1 wn<il I} losm~ .ea m<'" ON(' E T II AT d e f 1 c 1 ency became common knowledge, Kuhn summoned the league presidents. and afll'r apparent!~ lenghy d1scuss1ons. they re\ 1scd the system. No longl.'r C'Ould a t r am use strttte gH' Jo..,se<. to make th pla~orr., But a IPam already assun•d a pl a ~off s pot could help cl<·l vrm1n t' 1lli nppo nenl h:. losing <'l'rl.ian ganw~ Wh \' rhd t hi' ti\\ nt• rs huy l hl· s plit s eas o n 1cl l•a in. the first pl.1t·1."' Thr•\ n ·asonl•cl that ll'ams wt•ll bac·k in !ht· s lancimgs "'hen lhl' st rak 1· hl·gan or1 .lurw 12 wouldn't he ahll' to dra\\ manv fans to their gan1l''> If the season resumed wht•n • 1l lt'ft off t:ndt'r their plan, the• IN1 ms in f1 rst placl' 111 tlw 11 11·~1>t•ct 1ve d 1v1sions 1111 .Junl' 12 \\('r e cle elart•d rar~l h.11f t'h<impton~ Thosl' t·lubs the New York Yank ees. Oakland A 's. Ph 1l a dclph1a Phill ies and D o d gt•rs au t omatically qualified for something new: a best-of five divisional playoff T H EIR OPPONENTS in those ~wries would be the division win ners of the second half of the s plit season Fine. But if the same team won both halves of the season. who would ANALYSIS it pl ay m the divisional playoffs? Or. for that matter, why should 11 hl' burde ne d with such a series'' Shouldn·t a team whlch won both portions of the split season be entitled to a bye into the league championship series? Kuhn and Company decided not For one thing. there was the pros pc•c t of al least 12 and pl'fhaps 20 e xtra pos tseason games for television to air - and pay for For another and. again in part to accom· modatt' television the dates for the divisional playoffs had to h l• set well in advance. Kuhn did not ttunk it was fair for a team with a playoff bye lo be idle Cor up Lo L•ight days. THE OWNERS originally de· l'ided the team with the second· best pert'entage over the course of the full season would advance lo lhl' d1v1sional playoffs 1f thP s ame team won both halves of the !.plit season ·'The system adopted has the advantage of being clean cut. To me that has some appeal," Kuhn s aid at t he time. "Considering the problems of the last seven weeks. the te.ims will be start· rng with a fresh slate. My in· s ti nets tell me that· s right." But the first playoff format was anything but clean cut. f<'or instance, if the Dodgers and Houston Astros were in· volved in a tight race for the second-half flag, the Cincinnati Reds who finished second by a haJf.game in the first half of the split season could help themselves by losing games to Los Angeles IF THE ASTROS won the second half. they would advance to the divisional playoffs against t h e first-half winner. the Dodgers But if the Dodgers won both halves. the team with the. second-best overall percentage for the entire season would ad· vance to the playoffs too. Therefore. the Reds might be able to l os e games to the Dodgers and help themselves in· to the playoffs . Man agers Tony La Russa of the Chicago White Sox and Whitey 1 lcrzog of the St. Louis Cardinals said they would have their teams either forfeit con· tes ts or lose them intentionally if 1t m e a n t getting into the playom. "Mv first priority is to get the Si. Louts Cardinals into the • Wlil Valenzuela 's hack in 3-2 ST LOl.IS 1J\1'1 DC'rr<'I Thomas· fifth inning homl• run snappl•d a 2 2 tu· .ind helped F e rnando \',ill·n1ut•la bl·tome the National Leagut"'> first 10 game wanner as th1.• Oocigcrs trimmed the St Loui s C~1rdmals 3 2 Saturda\ n1 J!hl Valenzuci:i. 10·4. -;cttlt•d down after an early wild sp<'ll and permitted just four hat:., struck out 12 and walkt•d four hefor<' nel•ding last·out relief h<'IP from Dave Stewart lie recorded his second s ave. Ron Ccy g;H t• the Dodgers a quick 2·0 lead with a two.run double m the first inning off loser Bob Forsch. 7·3 The two· On TV today Channel 11 . 11 : 15 out double followed singles by Ken Landre aux and Steve Garvey. St. Louis tied it in the second on Tommy Herr's two-run, two· out single that came after two walks and two wi ld pitches by Valenzuela lllf D TUCKER The rookie lefthander settled down thereafter, permitting just three more hits before leaving with two out in the ninth. Thomas· home run was his third. Valenzuela had failed in four prior starts in trying for hls 10th victory and had been rocked for eight earned runs in nine innings in his two starts since the season resumed. Valenzuela's 12 strikeouts - s eve n cat c hin g Ca rdinal batsmen looking -raised his league leading tota l lo 127. playoffs ... said Herzog Wh en Kuhn got wind of the possibility or teams dumptng games, he quickly ordered his assistant. Bill Murray , and presidents Lee Mac Ph ail of the American League and Chub Feeney of the National League lo "investigate revisions" in the playoff structure. "We began cons ide ring a new structure at the time of the All· star Game (Aug. 9 )," said <See KUHN, Page BO "When he came to the park, I asked him how he felt." Mauch said. "He told me he'd make it. lie came with his tonsils in fl amed and feeling terrible. But he wanted to play." It was only a night earlier that Mauch had move.cl Ford down the batting order to seventh. Ford. who admits to playing bet· ter under pressure and hitting The Angels an!.wered with a run of their own in the second as Ford lined a base hit. advanced to sel'ond on a halk by Blyleven and scon·d on Don Baylor's s1ngll• to center. That's where the frustrations began for the Angels in a literal s uccession of denials. Baylor was advanced to third on a (See ANGELS, Page BZ) CLOSE PLAY -Costa Mesa's Kodee Mur· ray stretches to m ake a play at second base on Redding·s' K elly Jackson Saturday in semifinal action of the '.'Jational C lass A Fas tpitch Softhall Tnurm·~· in F'<Jrgo. !'J D. See 82 for st or~· It w on't he a banner season if G e orgia has her way It is entirely lik ely those intrigued by courtroom drama feel a void since the Oakland Raiders·National Football League thing has de· parted the daily news. in which case they will be delighted at t he prospect of a new case. It figures as no more than a matter of time before one or more customers of the Rams drag the franchise into court on matters of constilu· tional righL'> and freedom of expression. You see. the Rams have issued a standing or· der providing for the removal and/or destruction or certain banners adorning the grands tand at Anaheim Stadium during games of the Rams. Georgia Frontiere. Madame Ram, has instructed her staff to swoop down on any signs which are not fnvorable lo the Rams. During the Rams' recent game against the Dallas Cowboys, two such banners were deall with ... Bring Back Vlnce," one of them said ln an obvious rererence to departed quarterback Vince Ferragamo. The other one declared. "The Los An1eles Raiders -Sooner or Later." Geno Effler. the Rams' assistant director of public relations, was the man charged with the du· ty of removing the messages. Aware that football spectators can sometimes behave erratically, in· deed violently. Effier passed the buck to uni· formed ushers in the employ of Anaheim Stadium who carried out the assignm ent properly and with dispatch. Inasmuch as this will be the policy of manage- ment for all future Rams games, you note the possibility of action in the courtroom or bloodshed at the stadjum or both. ln an effort to avoid the transpirinJ of such events, the Rams should attempt lO sohclt some degree of sympathy for Madame Ram. It seems that objectionable banners at ball parks are particularly disturbing to her. In fact, they are somethine of an obsession. This trait waa first noticed In M1dame Ram at an exhibition game at t.be Loi Aqelt1 Collaeum ln the late summer of 1979. The Rama bad announced their move to Anaheim and the lntent!on wae clear of Al Davis to attempt to move the Raiders to Los Angeles so when the two teams met this day, it was something of an occHion. A large banner was to appear stating, "Welcome, Los Angeles Raiders ." Madame Ram ordered the sign removed by whatever means necessary but that was not the end of it. She was later to make a telephone call regarding the incident to Pete Rozelle, com· missioner of the NFL. "When s he called me," Rozelle says, "she was quite hysterical. I did my best to convince her the banner really didn't mean anything, but Georgia was very upset. "Sometimes in my Job I have to act u a p~ychialrist." It Is slgnlfkant that not all banners wlll be re· moved from Anaheim Stadium durin& Rams aames. Only thoee determ.lned by the Rama 1taff to be obJectlonable to the team and lta ownerahip will be 1ubjected to attack. Dlaplay1 of favorable mesaaces wm be quite welcome. "Rams -you are a good looking 11." "Madame Ram -vou are a good looking 53." This sort of pleasant communication wlll be encouraged in keeping with the Rams policy re· garding comfort and enjoyment of the clients. Make no mistake, it is a concern of Madame Ram that the fans of the team feel like a family at the stadium. When Anaheim Stadium was being renovated for football. the Rams paid close attention to the performance of the firms Involved with the con- struction. Jack Teele; then a vice president, was the Rams; llaison man and reported regularly to the president. Madame Ram was more than interested,. She was actively involved In the area of Input. Jack Teele was to reeard her most slanlflcant lde!a as a classic example of concern for the comfort of the fans. Madame Ram su11ested that the eladlum M divided lnlO two aecliona -smoklna and non· amokin1. I ~----·-.....-.--,,--.--.-.. _.... ... ,--.. _,-... " .. , ..... -.. ,_ -.. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday, Auguat 23, 1981 Calloway relieved to be out of 'mess' California Surf Coach Laurie m Calloway, dismissed l ate Friday night after his club failed to advance t o the North American Soccer League playoffs, says he felt undermined following u late-season 2· l defeat to San Jose. "I knew that once we lost the San Jose game th<1l the writing was on the wall,·· Calloway said Saturda.>. ··1·m just di:. appointed I couJdn'l gel the team into the playoffs." C<1lloway, named head coach early in the season a fter Peter Wall res igned, saw his team finish with an 11 ·21 ret·ord Only three other NASL t(•a rm; had worse rec- ords The Surf management's dec1s1on not t o rene\\ Calloway Calloway's contract com pletcs the most tumultuous season 10 the NASL club's history. Although the club made no of f1c1al anno uncement. veteran m1df1elder Charlie Cooke was a lso released Friday Earlier, defenders John Cravin and Steve Seargeant. along with Steve Feeney were dropped from the squad. "Obviously, I'm ti is appointed that things didn't work out. But. I'm also relieved that I'm out of what seems like a bag m ess." he said "I hope the good people <in the organization 1 in vol\'ed can turn things around " In the meantime , Calloway says he, his wi fe and child will head north to San Jose where soc· cer may or may not be in his future · Quote of the day · 'll was so far back in the woods, they had to pipe the daylight in." Legendary Alabam a football Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant. describing his hometown of Fordyce, Ark., a farm community of about 4,000 Irwin fires 67 , leads by a stroke llale Irwin had to fight off a bad n case of jet lag· after fl y ing to Mi chigan from Hawaii, but he got his golf game going just in lime to make a serious bict fur the title in the Warwick Hills Open, sail ang to a one-stroke lead over current British Open champion Bill Rogers Saturday with one round left today. 'Tm having a little trouble getting through my time changes." Irwin said. 'I'm all messed up. s till I'm gelling too old for this " Irwin shot a 67 Saturday to overtake second round leader Dan Halldorson ... Beth Daniel shot a course-lying 3-under-par 69 to give her a share of the 54-hole lf>ad with Donna Caponi al an LPGA tournament 1n Shaker Heights. Ohio. Bulling homers for Seattle l''ormer Gold.-n Wt!Rl Collcee star la Bud BullJng atroked a solo homer fo r thti S;euttle Murlncrs Saturday night, the fm1t of the season . but it wasn't enough to offset Jim Rice's four sinales as 8011ton deft-att'd Seattle, 5·3, in American Leagut• action ... Tony Armas's two.run homer 10 the seventh inning boobted tht' Oaklund A's to a 2·0 victory over Raltimore as the r<'d·hol A's continue atop the W t>s t ern 01vis1on Armuis. who Is s •t·ond in the AL with 16 homer:. and leads the league with 51 RBI ripped into a Scott McGrego; f astball, driving an C'llff Juhnson ahead of h im to break a scoreless tie . Dan Pe try, Dave Roz~ma ~ and Kevln Saucier combined lfolltny on a four hat s hutout as Dtitroit whipped Texas, 2-0, to extend its win· ning streak lo eight gam es and maintain the East lead Rick Reuschel scattered four singles m six innings and Bucky Dent slammed a two run homer as New York's Yankees put Kansas City away. 5·0 . Britt Burns shackled Toronto on a four-hitter and Greg Luzinski and Chet Lemon h it solo hom e runs as the Chicago White Sox ripped Toronto. 8·0 .. Ted Sim· mons' bases-load~d single scored Cecil Cooper , .. 1th none out 1n the 10th inning. lifting Milwaukee to a 4·3 win over Mtnnci.ota Smith's triple puts Padres atop Onie S mith's game-winning tn la pie following pinch-hitter's Broderick Perkins' three-run double enabled San Diego lo pull out a 7-6 National L_cnguc v1cto.r y !?aturday . Larry Herndon singled to drive in the go-ahead run and Jack Clark homered a nd scored tw1(•e to boost San FrandsC'o to a 2·1 viC'lory over the Chicago Cubs Oave Kin.l(man s mashed a grand slam home run in the eighth innjng to send the Nl'\\ York Mets to a 7·4 victorv O\'cr Cincinnati It was K.1ngman ·s llln lifettme grand sl<1 m and 19th homer of this year, t ying hjm with Mike Schmidt for the major league lead . Keith Moreland hit a pair of solo home runs and Manny Trillo and Schmidt c•ach had two Smith run shots as Philadelphia "h1ppt•d llouston. 8·4 Claudell Washington .ind Chris Chambliss each belt ed two-run honwrs 111 a f1 H'·run our burst m the sixth inn mg that ga\ l' Atlanta a 9-1 nightcap \'Cllory and a splat of its double-header with Montreal The Expos \\on the opener. 5·4. when John Milne r, acqu1rt'CI from Pittsburgh earlier this week. clnll<'d a thr<.•<• run homer as Montreal rallied for ft\'t• runs 1n the sixth inntnJ! Slaughter subs for Rizzuto-again NEW YOHK It took 25 vears la for h1storv to n•peat itself for · Enos Slau~hlt'r and Phil Rizzuto Ilack in 1956. when the Yankees got rid of Rinuto as their shortstop. they used Slaught er us ually an outfielder as an emergency replacement for a game . On Saturda), at the Yankees' Oldtimers Game. Rizzuto was hit in the nose by a ground ball and had to be taken out His replacement· Enos Sla ughter ~" ................. Irie .. 0'0-11 Former L'C Irvine basketball coach Dick Davts now co-oums the Girts· Gym in Laguna Beach ------- It's one tough mess to unravel College football , TV tangled beyond recognition KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP> -H you've oeen thinking the NCAA-ABC-CBS-CFA-NBC feud was tough lo unrave l before. brace yourself. It's really a mess now. ln part. this is due to the Kremlin-like secrecy In which the College Football Association cloaked its Atlanta meeting. But only in part, because not even the people who sat behind those closed doors for Friday's 6~·hour conclave can tell you what's going to happen next. For example, one of the founding fathers or the CFA was Henry Lowe of Missouri. He has served as CFA secretary-treasurer ever s ince there's been a CFA, has worked tirelessly In Its behalf, haa been one of its most persuasive behind-the· scenes lobbyists. So how did Missouri vote Friday on the ques· lion of whether the CF A should 10 with its own televisJon plan with NBC, In confrontational de· Oance of the National Collegiate Athletic Assocla· Uon and Ill a1reement with ABC and CBS? "I'm sure we arefoln1 to talk some more, but baaed on what I hear ln there, I votM ·no'." said Cb~lor Barbara Uehlini, who ca1t Missouri'• •ote. The CFA cle111ed its meeun1 to the media and refused to break down the vote of the 61 schools, which arc al most all tax-supported state institu· · lions. Mor eover. the CFA wouldn't even give a vote total. announcing only that the plan had been adopted by "63 percent" of the 61-member CFA. This. It turns out. was quite misleading But reporters who have been tracking the story have lear ned the vote was 33 for and 20 against, with five abstentions and three not voting because their credentials were not in order. Ob· viowily, 33 does not equal 63 percent of 61. "I think Chuck. (Charles M. Neinas), CFA ex ecutive director was just trying to make It look be tter than it really was." said a Big Eight of- fic ial. Now the focus s hiCt.s to the three-week period of reconsiderallot1, when school presidents can change their ballot. The deadline wlll be ~pt. 10. And he re is where It's really going to eet nasty. There 1s a possibility of conferences split up along with a CFA pullout from the NCAA. Althou'lh the CFA won't 11y who voted wbJch way, lh!s much Is surmised: The Western Athletic Conference was unanimous aga.inlt; lhe AUanuc Coast Conference. eircept for North Carolina'• ab- staining, was unanlmoua for; Th• Bil El1ht was 6·2, the dissenters being Iowa Statci and MiHouri. . ---· .. --.-:: ... --;·--·----. . . .. . ------------------------ Baseball today 011 th111 dutt> 1n bafwbull 111 l!H11 F1vl' Sun f<'runcisco <:111nh 01 lu111to Ccl>t'du. l"ellpc Alou , J1111 l>a\i'rllJOrt. WI lit• Mays and John Orsino homt•n•d 111 mw inning to lit• a major lt•ugu1• 1 t•1·111 cl Tcxlay's birghday Montreal Expoi. outf1eldl'r Jt•r n Wh1t1• IS 29 Escondido off for Williamsport WILLIAMSPORT, Pa Fo1 fl la tinw, ll <ippeured us though thl' only .. hoys of i-.urn m er " would b<' hen• thi1> wt•l•k, playing an the Little Leai:ue World Serici. Rut lhl' 50·day strike by mu1or league ballplayers was finally settled, and µlay rt• s umed Aug 10 in the 26 muJor lt•ugut-ballp;11 ks around the country much t11 tht• n•lu~f uf I.it tie League officials "We felt 1f the strike was still 1n l'Xli-.lence . "'l' might have been over-1ndulgt•d "1th JH'l'Ss people," said S teve Kcenc1 . L1lllt• l.t·a~Ut' assistant director of public rt·lat10ns We'r1.• glad thl' sln ke was settled " The 35 year -old single t•ltm1natw11 sern•s opens hPrc Tuesday and torwlu<ll>s Satu1 day with the t'hamp1ons hip guml' at :! pm EDT The lltll' game will hl· kll'\ tsl·d on ;1 d1·lt1\ Pd basis on ARC al 5 pm · Escondido became the \h•stl'rn r<.·1>1 t•wn lat1ve from the United Slat<'i. lo <'o m pet<· "hl·n 1l won the regionals at San Bl·rnurd11111 !'i;itur day The three other American rt•J>n·sc•ntJl1 \ll'S a nd Canadil also matenahzed Saturd.1\' About 30,000 fans are usual for tht· final game. wh11.:h has drawn a stronR c·o1111111H·nt of Chinese-Americans over the r>ui.1 ft-\\ \t•ar~ lo cheer for the Taiwan teams Waltrip breezes to 500 victory BHISTOL. Tenn. t>arrt•ll Waltrip. p1ck1ng up wherl' hl• ll•ft off la st spring, dominated the latte1 • stages of the race and coastc·d homt· und\'r the caution flag Saturday night to wm thr HusC'h 500 Grand Nc.tl1onal stot·k car ract· Oriv111g the Junior Johnson pn•pJn·d Buick. Waltrip made it two straight '1<'lorte'> ill Hras tol International Race way, wh1•rt• ht• won lhl' Valleydalt• ~ earlit·r this ) l'<tr Waltrip, who U\"l'ragt•d K-1 n:1 mph f1n1 s lwd :1 lap alwad of U\1ollwr Hu11·k dn''''' lt11·k\ Rudd Gminsk1 responding to ant1b1ot1cs Tht• Ne\\ .Jersey :'\ct~ got so mt· good rtC\\S Saturda) about c<·ntN Mike Gminski, who 1:. ho'\ptlal11l•cl • with a vi ral blood 1nfrc·t1em Doc-t ors told lht> club that t he 1nfect1on. ''h1d1 sl'llll't'<I rte•\I Satur day from a New Jersl'y hospital (;rt·~ Page, fighting mut'h of tht' bout ''1th 1,,., lia1·k 111 lhl' ropes, sC'ored a 12-round . .,phi d1•e·1s11111 "' t•1 George Chaplin tu rl'I atn his l ' S Ho:-. 111g .\s soc1at1on hcav~ \H•1ght tttll• and up h1~ "inning s treak lo 17 Juan I.a Porte .,c·ort·d a stun ning s econd r o und knoc·koul O\ e1· R ock' Lockridge to lake Lockndge's L S Boxing .,; soc1at1on featherweight title La Porte µ1nnt•d on the ropes lall' an tht· round. ~urld1:11l~ thn•" ii straight right hand that knocked Luckndgt• tu the canvas at 2 .52 of tht' round From Page 81 ANGEL • • • up tlw 1111clell1· b~ Bobby Cindi Hut he wus t•ut d11\\>n .1L tlw 111.111· two 11111' lutt•r, running on a pitch lh;1t .,tru1·k 11ut 1-.cl Ott IN T iit-. 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But tl11 1>.1s1 h1h '\lOJllwd t·om1ng after that .111tl f<, dd111i.: u ... 1·cl .1 "Jlk ancl J ciouhlt• to scor e ll:. unh run HI lh• fir ' 111111111! off hJrd luck loser J ulie T1ollt11l1 \\}H• .1llmq•d 11nh t"n 11ther '>afl't1es :\ut 11•1 h:id l\\CI -.111,.:11• ... ror C'o .. t.i Ml•'\a \111111l'l.111 ..,, ru11J.! tog1•tht•r thn·l· :.rngles and a tl1111ble· 111 1!1·1 11--'"" runs in the hrst inning lo ad 'a111·1 · 111111111d.1~ ., 1·om1wt1t1011 Davis finds happiness Former UC Irvine coach enjoys the business world • By JOHN SEVANO Of ti• Dell• 1"11.c St.aH In UC Irvine's 16-ycar basket bull his tory, lhc Anteaters have had but four coachc1' Questton 1s . wh ich one fas hioned the school's best seasonul record'! Was it a Danny Rodg«:rs. b l D1<'k Davis: cl Tim Tift. or d i Bill Mulligan The most obvious choice. in ltght of his recent success. would be Mulligan who. alon~ with All- LOOKING BA CK American Kevin Magee. has helped change the Anteaters' fortunes. If you picked the diminutive Irishman, though , you 're wrong. Actually, unless you followed such trivial records. you probably wouldn't know THF. CORRECT ANSWER 1s h, Dick Davis In 1967·68. UCI finished with a 20·8 mark for a 714 winning percentage. Davis's next scai.on wasn't too bad either as the Anteaters were 19·9 1 678 1 In both cases UCI advanced into the NCAA On 1s1on II playoffs . splitting a pair of games each year <Mulligan. mcidenlally, was 17 10 10 1980·81 I Those were the only two varsity seasons Davis coached at UC!. The following season am bilious and yearning for a Di vision I opportunity Davis migrated south for a five.year st int at San Diego St ate. After that? Well, it's as if Davis vanis hed into thin air. Not t hat he isn't visible. Davis 1s the mana~iniz general partner of the Rancho San Joa quin and Rancho Mesa Verde health clubs, plus he co-owns a wome n's spa called "Girls' Gym" in Laguna Canyon. The fact remams. though, that Davis isn't coaching anymore and that's fairly strange considering he 's only had one losing season in 19 years as a head mentor What ha ppened? Davis explains. ''QUITE FRANKL V, I just got ti red of it." he says honestly. "It's the same old story the de m ands of recruiting and the things t hat went with it. "Plus, the m ore l advanced, the less fun 1l was working with the kids . Rather lhan the student a thlete, everyone was more into becomrog a pro a nd ma king money . "And, I always had it in the back or my mind that I wanted a second career I wasn't about to get farmed out teaching P.E. classes som ewhere. I wanted to get into the business world " A lot of coaches have tell the ~ame way as Davis, but they always seemed to return. Ex a mples that come to mind ar e Bob Boyd (formerly of USC> and Bobby Oye (formerly of Cal State Fulltrton). These coaches. like others. have "re· tired" too. only to come bacl< In, the end Oavls was dtcrerent. though Ane r he resigned from San Diego State In 1974, he vowed never to come back ... a nd has n't. "BUSINESS HAS BEEN super rewarding Cor me," says Davis. "In retrospect, I rHlized the tunnel vision you get as a coach. "Other coaches try the busln ·sa world, but the·~ a I\\ a\.., ..,..,.rn to go h<Jck to "'hat they kno" h1• ... t I 111.1d1• up 111\ mind I wasn t !'(Orn~ to <lo that i\tlualh {);1,·1 ... m1f!hl still tw 1n the game 1f a r1•\\ had l''\Jle'l'l1'nl't'S hadn't sourec1 him al San I >11•J,!o Stall' \.\'hl'll I got ttwrt' the~ \\ere Ot \'is1on I and -.tall pla~ 1nJ.! at ho1111• I wcrnled to make 1l a major l1•;igut· pro gr :i m 1-•> I went out and got a maJor 1t .. 1g1w .,dwrlull· .ind put us tn the arena <San 1>1t·gi1 \11·11.1 1hm n there Oa\'tS explains I 1 h1111ght "1th the schedule and the fac1lttv I h.1l I ht• I l'f'rUll mg ,rnd l'\Cr~ lhlllg el St' would come logethl'r hut I got ahl'ad of m}self " SAN DIE<;o STATE enjoyed some fairly good S('ason., untlt•r 1>:1v1s winning IR games one year an\'er had." re· 1·alt.. l>a\ ,., \\ho \\as lil 39 tn St'\'en seasons at c;1t•ndi1lt· l11 glt ti A 1n t\\CJ seasons at Cl's JV <"Oach.crnd :111 17 on thl' nirs1t\ level at L'C I ~1a:.ht• I JUSI rnuldn I -.iJnd losing." he adds "1th a d1uc·kl1• · 1 g uec,s ..1fll·r 19 ~ears I felt hke l 1 \'11\J,! '\Offidhtng l'l.,l' ·Wht•n ~ 011 gt•I a ma1or college program so much of 1t i... r1•e·ru1t1ng As for lht.• coaches, there an• sonw ~I :rndouts. hut thrre·s a basic leveling off amonj.( lhC' rc·st Da\ 1s \\ho wa-; <I four sport letterman al La!-!un,1 lk :.u·h I ltgh played basketball at Orange Coast C'nllt•i.:t• for t" o ) ears and became an All· , .\nwnc.111 \11lle·,·h:ill pl:iyer :it l 'CLA. says he has no cll'"trl' to f.!l'I h;u·k to the gamt' he was so suc- t'l''>"ful ;11 · I can sa) no no" and if you had asked me that fin• Har~ .1gn I would have said the same than!{ I d1cl ·"hat I did ~ind I don't have a ny regrets c1<11ng ti " Tlw onh rl'grct 1s that basketball lost one h ('(lrt\'tl ('Olldt U.S. swirmners burying Soviets K IF.V, LI S.S.R . cAP> Craig Beardsley cracked his own world record in the 200·meter but· terfl y Salurduy to pace the U.S swimming te am to a virtually insurmountable 139-85 lead over the Soviet Union after the second day of their three · day duul meet. The US men's 800-meter freestyle relay team cf(cctlvrty l'11nC'hed the team victory In the last event Sulurd:I\. finishing more than four second~ uheM ot UH• Soviet quartet It was the-Americans' 15th victory In 19 events over the two days and the sixth 1n nine evenL"i Saturday. Even If the Soviets acore one·two sweeps in the eight Individual race!! and win both relay• today, they would i<till tlnls h six polnt8 behind the Amclican . Only the unlikely POtslblllt.y of an American dl&quullficatlon could olt.er the result. --T,,..~~ --~ ~ .. _--__ ... '111"""~-'"T'" .. -~;:; ~ 4.. '. • • .. ......... -----------. ------·-· .. ~··-.................... ~~._........-.-....... -. -..-.-·--y:-· --.-·--.. -.-. ~~-. ......,.---~----. . Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. Augu&l 23, 1981 8 3 Today's television menu channel hopper's delight Angels, Dodger s, Y ankees, Sai nts (B enny Ricardo) and golf figure to keep viewers happy r or busy switching J By HOWARD L. llANDY Ofu.Delr,,.. ........ If you are Interested In football, baseball and golf, you'll be busy switching the number of tbe dial today with an exhibition footb11ll game, three baseball gRmes and two goir tournaments all sandwiched 1n the mid-day hours. The action gets under way al 10 this morning with the New Orleans Saints and Benny Ricardo facing Philadelphia in Syracuse, New York. Then it's baseball at 11 with the Kansas City Royals and New York Yankees meeting with Channel 7 bringing the action here hve At 11 15, it's the Dodgers and St Louis Cardmals and at 1. the Angels bring their home game with Cleveland live on Channel 5. For the golfing fan, the Warwick Hills Open is set for l o'clock on Chann el 2 and the World Cham· pionship of Women 's Golf on Channel 4 al 2 Looking ahead to next week. there's baseball. live. every night but Wednesday with the Dodgers and Pittsburgh on Monday and Tuesday followed by the Angels and Baltimore Thursday and Fri day Patriots • remain Followino are the top sport<> event'i on TV today Ratings are: ' , , • excellent;• ''worth watching, ' ; fair; ' forget it. ~ 10 e.m .• Channel 4 ./ NFL FOOT BA L L : N e w Orleans VS Phlladelphia. Announcers: Don Criqui and Len Dawson. George Rogers, the 1980 Heisman Trophy winner and No. 1 selection of the Saints will make hi s na- tional television debut in this game aoa1nst the NFC champion Eagles. Bum Phillips will also debut as New Orleans coach and former Costa Mew High and Orange Coast College star Benny Ricardo is expect. ed lo do the place kicking for the Saint<>. e 11 a.m .• Channel 7 ./ ./ ..; BASEBALL: Kansas City al New York Yankees Announcers: Keith Jackson and Don Drysdale. Kansas Ci ty's Royals try again to solve the Yankees with left hander Mike Jones ( 1 1) slated for the mound against New York's Ron Guidry C7-3l Kansas City 1s struggling below SOO bal1 !6-7) in the undefeated Calhoun's TD runs s park 23-21 win over Oakla nd From AP dJspatches FOXBORO, Mass. Don Calhoun ran for two touchdowns and John Smith kicked three field goals as the New England Patriots edged the Oakland Raiders 23·21 Saturday to remain un defeated after three National Football League pre season games The Patriots rolled to a 20-7 halftime lead as they outgainf'd the defending Super Bowl cham pions 245 yards to 129. Calhoun had a pair of 2-yard touchdowns. and Smith booted two 37 yard field goals. Oakland's score came on an ll·yard pass from Jim Plunkett to Cliff Branch Buccaneers 27, Oilers 17 TAMPA. f-~la Tampa Bay's Doug Williams threw two touchdown passes and rookie substitute Mike Ford added a late touchdown as the Bur cancers held off a Houston rally for a 27 17 triumph The victory was the first so far for the Sues. who lost their first two exhibition games The loss dropped Houston to l 2 Ford leaped into the end zone from the l ·yard lane with just J 09 to play, giving the Bucs a com- fortable IO-point lead. The insurance touchdown was set up by u llouston pass interference com- mitted in the end zone. Dolphins 31, Lio ns 27 PONTIAC. Mich -Miami quarterback David WoodJey swept two yards around his right end for the winning touchdown with 12 seconds left to lead the Dolphins to a 31 ·27 victor y over the Detroit Lions . After spotting Detroit a 21·7 halftime lead. Woodley passed 35 yards to Tommy Vigorito and Uwe von Schamann booted a 22-yard third-quarter field goal for Miami Bears 24, Bengals 21 CHICAGO Vince Evans passed for two touchdowns and Walter Payton ran for another Saturday night to lead the Chicago Bears to a 24·21 victorv over the Cincinnati Bengals . The victory was the first for the Bears after two preseason losses. while the Bengals s uffered their first Joss after two triumphs Redskins 13, Colts 7 BALTIMORE A 54-yard punt return by Make Nelms. d enied a n earlie r 59-yard score b(•cause of a penalt~. capped a Washington rally and gave the Redskm s a 13·7 victory over the Baltimore Colts The Redskins. unbeaten in three preseason g ames. sty mied Baltimore's lasl chance when a pass from Bert Jones fell incomplete with 3:35 re mainin g. 49ers 24, Seahawks 17 SAN FRANC ISCO Rookie cornerback Eric Wright intercepted a pass by Jim Zorn. 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It ................... c.... .... .. ·---W.C 1714t "'""" "I .... nn Aug 5 tn a Nat tonal f-'ootball Ll'ague preseason opt•ner. tied thf' ~c111'l' 17 17 rn the summer rematch cin Ray Wersch1n~·:-. 30 yard fi eld goal wath 1.11 ll1ft Jets 37, Giants 24 EAST RUTHERFORO. NJ . Oonald Dykes mterc·epted a Sc1Jtt Brunner pass and returned it 36 \ arcls for a tou chdown with I 18 r£'maining, polishing t he Ne\\ York Jets' 37 24 victory over the :--:l•w York Giants The Jets built thc1 r second l'Xhl b1t1on \ 1ctor~ of the season on l \\O one yard run~ by Kevan Long a threc-yarder h~ Scott Dierking . a 32 yard field goal b;. Pat Lt•ahy and a 21 ·yard touchdo\\ n pass µlay to No I draft c hoice ~·reeman McNeil from quarterback R1c·h<1rd Todd Vikings 20, Falcons 19 BLOOMINGTON. Mann Tomm) Kramer h1t Ahmad Rashad with a 24 yard scoring pass and defens1vc tal·klc Doug Martin returned a defle<.'ted pass 42 yards for c.1 touchdown as the Minnesota Vikmgs held off thl' Atlanta Faltoni. 20 19 Minnesota erased a 9·7 half-time deficit with 6·53 left in the third <1uarte r when Kramer hooked up with Ras had at the Atlanta 12 and the fleet \\ 1de rec<.•1 ver s lipped a tackle and danced into the t:'nd zone Cowboys 24 , Steelers 14 IRVING. Texas Quarterback Danny White's four! h·quarter touchdown passes to Ron Springs and Butch J ohnson carried the Dallas Cowboys to a 2•1 14 victory over the Pittsburg h Steelers The Steelers led 14-10 going into the fourth quarter on backup quarterback C.:1trr Stoudt's 25· yard touchdown pass to running back S1dne;. Thornton. Broncos 17, Packers 7 DENVER Veteran ,Rob Lytle ran ror one tout•hdown and caught a 17 yard pasi. from Mall Robinson for a nother score. leading the Denver Hroncos to their first preseason victory \\tth a 17 7 dN·1:-.1on over thl' Green Ba) Packeri. Thc Broncos who trailed 7 0 at the half. tied the score l'arly 1n the third quarter after Ric k l'arros broke loost• on a 34-yard scamper to the c;rt•l'n Ray 4-.v urd line Lytle cras he d O\'t'r on th<> nc xt ol ay Cardinals 16. Chiefs 3 KANSAS CITY Safetv Lee :-Jt>l 'ion sca m pcrcd ~even ya rds "1lh a Kansa s C1ly fumble and Ottis Anderson hulled six yards for another touchdown as thl:' St Louis Cardinals. unbeaten an three exhibition gcim<'s. whipped lhc Chiefs 16·3 Bi lls 31, Browns 20 CLEVELAND Backup quarterback David llumm completed touchdown pas:.es of 55 and 19 yards in the fourth quarter to break open a close game and give thl' Buffalo Bills a 31 20 v1cto1 ~ over the Cleveland Browns . 2nd Trust Deeds OF APPRAISED VALUE FULLY AMORTIZED 10,000 TO 200,000 Secured By o Combination of Real & Personal Property Seacoast 'Finance .----Call Today !---- l71 South A'11l1 Ortve Orange CA 9:i668 (114) 978-6531 (21 3) 694-6208 10U 2 Magnc'•.t Avenue R111ers1dt CA 92~3 (714) 681-9950 (114) 825-130 1 2!13St Al1c1a Prllwy . •A Laguna H1ll1. CA 92&51 (714) 855-1145 1 SSSI E Amar Awe • •E WHI Cow1na. CA 91792 (213) 964·4024 (213) 795·3920 Pilat second half of the season. The Yanks, winners of the 'tirst half", are four oames off Detroit's Eastern Division pace. n 11:15 a.m., Channel 11 I ./ DODGER BASEBALL: Dodgers vs. St. louts. Announcers: Vin Scully and Ross Porter. The Dodgers, first half winners of the Western D1v1slon, send right hander Bob We lch (4-4) to the mound against the Cardinal'!>' Lary Sorensen (.S-Sl @ 1 p.m .. Channel 2 GOLF: Warwick Hiii s Open. Announcers : Pat Summerall, Frank Gheber, Ben Wright, Tom Brookshier and Ken Venturi. Hale Irwin ente rs today's final round with a one '>troke lead over Briti sh Open champion Bill Rogers a lter firing a sizzling 67 Saturday. Five others are in contention at 207, two 'i trokes off the pace. They a re Bobby Clampett, John Cook, Steve Melnyk, Calvin Peete and Roger Maltbie. [f!i) 1 p .m .. Channel 5 -I ./ ./ ANGELS BASEBALL: Cleveland at Angels Announcers : Don Drysdale, Bob Starr and Ron Fairly By Realistic· Cleveland puh John Dttnny (3 4l against the Angels' Dave f' ros t ( 1 11 1n today's tlnale of Cleveland's three-game v1 s11 lo Anaheim Stadium Cleveland is in tht-Fc1.,tern D1v1c.1or1 <l'l lar OTHER TELEVISIO N 10 a.m !.SOl SPORTS AMERICA Featured The Jer~y Shore Marathon m Asbury, NJ 10.45 a.m . (34J FUTBOL. 11 d.m. (2) TENNIS The single~ final of the ATP champlonsh1pc,, from Ohio. !5-0l SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY. 1 pm (4) SPORTSWORLD Live coverage of the scheduled 10 round 1unior m1ddlewe1ght bout between Tony Ayala < 12-0) and Nteanor Camacho ( 14-0-1) Also TM <,print competition of the World Ser 1es of Trac:k and F 1eld Commentators includE: Marv Albert, Dr F erdie Pacheco, Charlu• Jones and Frank Shorter 2 p.m . (4 ) WOMEN'S GOL F Final round play in the World Champ1onsh•p of Women's Golf from Shakf'r Heights Country Club ot Cleveland. 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Mealm ~II (Parttl, If, 1 S-JofW90ll Ceo.te ->. 1•; J .... e-- llY lc.&e MeM), TS. Pale<ll -lt1 ..-, ........ 1~1)-1. $M11 s ..... f~ a..c111. 11; 1 0-Corr•I !Colte Metal. IO;~ """"" •1r-1~10ecll),ll ...,_,,Seen $eltt11ro (Hlll'ltlflt!Oll ..... ). 101, 2 .,... 09tlom (Cata MtMl, IGI; J ,, ..... c:..Mon. 112. Etchells regatta set today By ALMON WCKABt:V 0.11, ............. ,.. The Etchells ·22 No rth American Championship Regat· ta a t Newport H arbor Yacht Club hus turned into an interno· lioniil event with the registration of sax foreign competitors -one from England and five from l\u~lralia After a practice race off the Newport Pier Saturday, dead BOA.TING earnest competataon begins to· day with the firs t of Silt races srheduled to get under way at I :IO pm In add1t1on to the foreign en tries th<.'re ar e Silt from San Francisco. one from New York, one from Seattle . and 13 from the Newport Beach fleet The cur rent North American c hampion David Curtis of Marble head. Mass . 1s not on hand as he is sailing in another regatta on the Eas t Coast Curtis has he ld the North American U tie SJO('e it was first sailed in 1977 The North Amera('an cham· 111onsh1p regatta for the popular :io foot rac ing s loop will be followed Sept 5 by the world l'hamp1onsh1p at Marblehead The Etche lls-22 so-named IJctause Of Ill. 22-foot waterhne, 1s !>ailed by a '>kipper and crew of two It was des igned an 1968 by Skip Etchells. a world class star -.;ulor from New York. as a possible Oly mpic class. but lost out in the lnternat1onal Yacht Racing Umon balloting to the 27 foot Soling C lass. The IYRU selection commit tee admitted that the Etchells-22 was a faster boat. hut chose the Soling beca use it was less ex pensive to build Olympic scoring will be used in this week's regatta and will be s ail ed over a n Olympic course starting about one-mile west of the Newport Pier. General chairman of the event is Bill Cox of NHYC and Bill Crisprn 1s nice committee t•ha1rman From Page 81 KUHN. • • Kuhn. '"when we first heard or the na\.\ .. It took nearly two weeks before a solution was reached UNDER THE ne w plan. which has to b~ appr oved by t h e players. a team which finishes second in the second half could move into the divisional playoffs if the nrst half winner a lso wins t h e second ha lf of the split season That club will host the firs t game of the best-of-five division series. with the next four games at the fi eld of the two·ti me division winner. "In this unusual season." said Kuhn, "anything you do has im- perfections." T he imperfection an this system is that a division winner from the first half might de- termine its rival in the division series . If the Yankees have clinched the second-half nag and Baltimore and Milwaukee are in a battle for second place, New York could antentaonally lose games to t he club it prefers to face Even 1f the Yankees -or any first.half winner -were not go· Ing to win lhe second half, they could dump games to a team with a chance to win the second half in hopes of m eeting that team in lhe playoffs. But Kuhn drew the m ost criticism for t he new pl ayoff format because It made the pre· s trike portion of t he season ir· relevant for any team but lhe division winner. Nadadores • • 1mpress1ve The Mission Viejo Nadadores set a m eet record Saturday night in the 400·meter re.lay, turning In a blistering 3:34.06 clocking at the Junior National Swim Championships in Mission Viejo. Jon Larson, Derek Vaughan. Artie Willlam1 and Ric k Robinson knocked off more than two seconds from the previous record owned by the Industry Hill.a A team. The only other meet record turned tn during the third day of action was by Alan Hays of Lex· Inst.on ThoTOughbred Swim Club who clocked a 4: 02.04 In the 400 -freestyle. Today's final competition ln· cludel the 100 meter back.stroke, 100 bru1t1troke and 100 butter .. ny and the 400 medley relay events for mtn and women. Prellm.lnarlea beJl_n at 10 Lm • rollo.ed by flna11 al 1 p.m. al lb• Martuertu Reereallon Ctnter. - •-J•'J'--.---·-""-·--·:---~·;---... ~ ... ~--... --:\-:-;-.-.. --.----.;--... -----.-.-------;-. -------- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, August 23 , 1981 San Diego's Chargers .have big lead in NFL passing and pranks LA JOLLA (AP> -Returnin1 from a workout, the rookie'!! heart sank at the dreaded sl1ht before him: a cleaned-out locker and a hand-written note. .. See me," the note said coldly, "and brtn1 your play book." It was sianed by his coach. Devastated, he glumly entered the coach's of· flee to drop off the playbook. Shakin& hjs head knowingly, the coach smiled and Informed the re· lieved rookie the sifnature was foreed. Add another v ctlm to the hit-list of the San Diego Chargers, who lead the National Football League in passing -and outlandish pranks. Rookie Eric Siever, a tiaht end from Maryland, round himself on the list after his first week in camp. He made the mistake of rubbing The Organization the wrong way. according to reputed SPECIAL! LEMON FRESH JOY LIQUID FOR DISHES KING SIZE 32 oz. 1.49 SPECIAL! MISS CLAIROL HAIR COLOR prankster chieftain Sid Brooks, the club's equip· ment manal(er , Called on to sin& durtna a tralnina camp meal, Sievers belted out a version of "Bli Bad John" that came out as "Short Fat Ed," a firat-dearee !!lur aimed at Ed White, a veteran otfenslve lineman. Retribution was swift. A day later, five city policemen barged into the clubhouse as Siever emerged from a shower and whisked him away, barely in lime to wrap himself in a towel. The Organization takes pride in "1ettin1" its man and plays no favorites, said Brooks, who was wearing a guilty grin White. a two·tame all-pro. found that out fast, after arr1Vang in a 1978 trade from the Minnesota Vikings. SPECIAL! . ~~TIDE Quickly establlshln1 himself aa one of the messiest players, White walked Into the clubhouse one day and found a portable toilet 1ittin1 in front of his locker. His eear wu stacked inside. Later, after Ukenlna his role on the team to that of a "big tractor," he found a full·slzed trac- tor parked in front of his locker. "We have friends in hlih places," said Brooks, smirking. White. a chunky cherub with a face ablaze with mischief, hinted that Brooks is usually behind the foul play. "He's very creative. Frankly, I think he's somewhat bored In his job." Other leading instigators include quarterback Dan Fouts, backup quarterback James Harris, veteran wide receiver Charlie Joiner and de· fenslve lineman Louie Keicher. SPECIAL! CHARMIN IATHROOM Tll~l~UEI~~::§~~ Mo~ter Cord ALLBEE C-800 HIGH rGT£NCY VITAMINS "Fouts 1s SllihtJy deran1ed," snUfed White, trading on thin Ice. Such treachery amona the inner circle Is not uncommon. When Fouts was lionJzed durin1 last season for his durability. his unimpressed cohorts saw it differently. Propped against his locker the next day was a maMequin in full uniform, with broomsticks for legs and icepacks taped to the knees Brooks giggles about that one, but after nine years with the club, he figures his days are num· be red. ''I know Fouts and Harris are after me. I know it because they almost got me last year . My infor· mant.s tell me they purchased a ton of styroforam packing material and planned to bury my office with it." SAVE •1.00 JHIRMACK IFA or QILAYI IHAM .. 00 EA. SAVE see ULTRA BRITE TOOTHPASTE SAVE 8 1.1 O JERGENS LOTION CllME FORMULA AD PRICES PREVAIL: SUNDAY . AUGUST 23rd THRU TUESDAY. AUGUST 25th 60 3 ggWITH IRON4 99 TABLETS • Ill TAllm • FOR HANDS l BODY. 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' . . --·-.-.....----.------. ----···-· -r .,..-..... -... + ___ '\ __ ,__ .--... -.. ---~--...... -.--.-~ .. -.--...... -.~.----·.-·.-... -* • Ill • °'If • t • .. I . , . . ... -. ' ' .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, August 23. 1981 ~ fASHION Vera Maxwell designs a fashion tale in Belgian tapestry r from left J: ·Speed Suit' with floral print skirt: keyboard patterned skirt. I I I !, 1· I I, ~ ~ 11' .. .. . . i: Intra-Suede Vera Maxwell is showing her 80th consecutive collection appropriately enough on her 80th birth- day. There is no need to interpret or defin e her clothes. for her style always is impeccable. She manages to maintain a delicate balance in a pre- carious industry. Faced with the fact that her customer more than ever loves Ultra-Suedes, this season she has deftly made it more interesting and weara ble. The collection opens with three costumes with Irish Mantles ... not just a stole, but a beautifully contoured shape of jersey and suede with lots of savoir-faire done in both soft and brilliant colors. Shown with Ultra·Suede skirts and turtleneck sweaters, they are the grace notes of this group. With wit and whimsy Mrs. Maxwell used bright Ultra·Suede appliques in abstract designs on soil wool jersey dresses, creating a collage effect. • • • Vera Maxwell uses abstract designs on wool jersey dresses Not.eworthy too, are the hand-crocheted jackets in imported jewel-tone yarns. topping matching chiffon blouses and suede s kirts. Perhaps the most unusual mix of texture is a three-piece suit; the jacket is of tapestry from one of Belgium's oldest mills, but in a distinctly modern design . . . add to this a blending blouse and a suede skirt. and the sum total is sheer flat-tery. The reason for the continued success or Ultra- s uede is the array or colors. A new pale plum shade. brilliant crimson; a mystique soft green, subtle taupey brown and winter pastels. Mrs. Maxwell's sure grasp of proportion is evi- dent in a group of opossum trimmed costumes in a soft warm brown shade of Ultra-Suede. Included in this segment of the collection are a superbly cut Balmacaan great-coat, pile-lined and shown with London tan trouser and a black turtleneck sweater. There is the perennial favorite of so many women . . . a fitted princess coat with a sweep of skirt and lavish opossum shawl collar, and a loose smock jacket suit with the slimmest or shawl col· lars similarly trimmed. The black and white group is punctuated with m any exclamation points. A stand-out is an alabaster Ultra-Suede skirt appliqued with sun· burst strips of black that over-lap and become solid at the top for a waist whittling effect. Also. there are sleek black suits adroitly touched with dashes or alabaster. and a slim white column or a tunic trimmed with architectural details or black Ultra-Suede. The group is sophisticated, young, and altogether delightful. favorite color combination ... toffee and black ... and uses the mix in dresses of floral and stripe prints. and an encore t).y popular demand of her justly famous "Speed Suit." It looks even newer and more wearable with the addition of a wrapped cummerbund waistline. Finally, there is a group of black chiffons with glitter of silver and gold. An artfully draped dress of black chiffon is emblazoned with a gold paisley motif, and a tunic of silver sparkled black chiffon tops satin pants of superb cut. Newest of all is a long pleated culotte in black and gold stripe metallic topped with yet another of Mrs. Maxwell's enduring styles ... her famous wrap blouse ... all in aU, a group that is light -hearted, wear able and bewitching! For evening Mrs. Maxwell returns to her Vera Maxwell's styles are available locally at Nordstrom. South Coast Plaza. Polyester . . . fashions advanced to that natural look With all the uninforD)ed talk today about "plastics" and man· made products by people who advocate everything "natural" in our envi r onment, some s imilar misconceptions have also arisen as far as fashion is concerned. Here are some in· teresting myths and facts about one of today's most misun- derstood fashion products, polyester fiber: MYTH: Today's apparel made of polyester is shiny and plastic- looking. FACT: Most of the new polyester products have ad· vanced to the point that they are now natural·looklng, luxurious and can exactly simulate wool challis. silks, cotton gauzes, suedes and other fabrics. MYTH: All fabrics made from polyester fibers are double knit.I. FACI': Polyester fibers are stllJ often falsely equated with only two or three 1peclfic doubleknlt fabrics that were pro- duced in subetantial volume in the early 1970s. The public for the past few years has tended to link the two words polyester and doubleknit together as one. In fact, polyester fibers can be knitted or woven, or produced in a myriad of fabric-forming systems, in addition to doubleknits. MYTH : More people wear So many of today's fabrics are actually polyester fabrics and blends that look and feel natural ... natural fibers than man-mades. FACT: Today in the U.S .,. man-made fibers account for 75 per cent of all the fibers used. Out of this group, 40 per cent is polyester MYTH: Polyesters are not used by today's leadln1 de- slcnen. FACT: Such top fashion names u Oscar de la Renta, Mary McFadden, Diane Von Furstenberg, Evan Picone, Albert Nippon. Schrader Sport, and many others such as Bill Blass and Kasper use polyester fabrics and other polyester blends in their collections. MYTH : More energy i5 con· s umed in the production of polyester than in the production of cotton. FACT: According to an article in American Scientist, the main- tenance factor involved <washing, drying and ironing of apparel by consumers) in the life of a natural fiber garment versus a polyester or mao·made • fiber eannent more than com- pensates for the initial ener1Y disadvantages. Using a man'• shirt as a case history, the American Scientist study found tht a 65 per cent polyester /35 per cent cotton shirt requirelJ subetanUally lesa ener1Y than an all-cotton shirt durtne the weartna life, and laatl ·SO per cent loneer than an all-cotton abirt. 11lla fact ot course al.lo ap- See Polyester, Pase 87 .. _____ ,...,. • • • • -~~-.,,-~~·~·-c 11: '(9'r. ... • •,.. ~-~-~·~~=-:-"::"'"':~~---------:----~~-----::---------... Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sundav. August 23. 1961 81 ·It's not nice to comment on how much one eats , ' ' ' • 'J ,, ., 11 u /1 DEAR ANN LANDERS. Yesterd11y I went to another (amily reunion and saw th«: usual pMck of overweight relatives stuffing their faces. I put three or four items on rny plute, while all around me uunL._, uncles und cousms were piling on the fried chicke n, mashed potatoes, butlered sweet corn, biscuits. ham a nd gravy ad inlln1tum. I'm 23 years old, in good health and have a nice figure -on the shm side. I have never made it a point Lo gorge myself at reunions, banquets or buffets simply because the food is free. I'm not a heavy eater, but l am not suffering from anorexia nervosa, either Whenever I'm a round my family I hear critical remarks about how little I eat -how thin I am and how I must starve to keep my figure. Am I wrong to consider s uch remarks rude? I would never dare say, "Why,.Awit Maude' Why are you eating so much" You 're overweight as 1t is " I hope you will print this letter so my relatives will see themselves and shut up. A LIGHT INN lANDERI EATER IN LEXINCTON DEAR LIGHT EATER : Here's )'Our letter - for all people who don't reaUze U la lmpollte to comment on how much (or Uttle) others eat. In the use of your relaUna, It could be guilt -with a IUtle envy thrown ln. Remember th" good Lord gave you two ears so remarks like those can go In one and out the other. DEAR ANN LANDERS: As an educator trying to follow Ann Landers' advice. I have tried to be molher, father, nutrition expert, reHgious leader . psychologist, friend, listener and educator of manners, etiquette and personal hygiene. With ~5 children and a six·hour day packed with state Friends of Newport Library ... Plans preview of 'Dorisso Del Mare', a showcase home By MARY JANE SCARCELLO Of t• Dlilly ~-Sutt F riends of the Ne\\port Beach Library are planning a preview. The advance look won't be on printed pages. though. because Friends' President Anita Ferguson and her husband Gil own "Sorisso Del Mare," a showcase home in Newport Beach. Interiors by 20 of the area's distinct ive HAPPENINGS designers grace the s howcase hom e a t 17 Muir Beach Circle in Spyglass Hill. The library group will host a benefit tea there from 1 to 4 p m . on Sept. 8 with informal modeling of the latest fall fashions by Robinson's Chairman for the party wall be Mrs Edwin Ramsey. assisted by Mmes. Roland Hammond. James Dowty, Sydney Black, Walter Goeggel and DonaJd Yahn. Tickets are $7.50 per person and available from Helene Layton at 644-4209. Tickets also will be available at the door Net proceeds fro m the tea will benefit the Newport Beach branch libraries. Wedding vows said on yacht A shipboard wedding united Patncia Gayle Pe rkins and Mark Edward Schumacher in a ceremony held aboard the 136-foot Nesco I moored off the Balboa Bay Club. Water taxis carried lhe 150 guests from the club's guest dock to the ship, which was decorated with white orchids, lilies. stephanotis a nd s prays of seashells for the occasion The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Gerald E . Perkins, is a graduate of El Dorado High School in P lacentia. She is employed by Brunswick Win·Tec of Santa Ana. The bridegroom 's parents are Mr and Mrs. Edward W. Schumacher of Corona del Ma r. He was graduated from Newport Harbor High, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Florida a nd for Global Van Lines in Anaheim . Guests were seated on deck to eOJOY champagne a nd music before the ceremony. conducted by the Hon. Robert Polls. The bride was attended by Lori Gonsalves. Jody Perkins and Anne Sehumacher, and Steven Bird served as best man while David Bunnell and Rick Hausman ushered guests. W omen in Business really know how to get the JOb done. An air controllers' strike may have slowed up flights, but the women managed to have 75 live Maine lobsters nown in for a Lobster and Clam Bake at the University Park Center in Irvine. President Jan Young claims vice president Sa nd y MacDouga ll, a trans plante d New E n~lander. had some special influence in getting the main course to arrive on time. Local restauranteurs (and a few diners) can be envious of their success with the crustaceans. and at the end of the evening nothing was left but a few shells and a little melted butter. The only guest not sharing in the menu was e1ght·day·old Bob Mitchell Ill, who brought along p<il'ents J ennifer and Bob Jr. Others attending the party were Kara and Bob Johan. Kay Parker, Rella and Walter Rizzuti, Judy and Bob Carmichael, Barbara Nelson with Hav Vidal. Liz Pearce, Judy Jensen. Joan La Ros(', Joann Jelly. Helen Monroe, Bunny Mac innis and Vena Garrell with John Glatz. T he Assista nce League of Ne wport Beach has selected Che rie Kerr as its nominee for Junior Woman of the Year Award. She was nominated for her volunteer activities at F.amily Crisis Center in Costa Mesa, where she .\1H A.VD MRS SCIH 'MACllER minimum l'ducut1onul standards , J find myself falling tthort of your Ideal. 1 have a great deal of dlrrlculty unden1l11nding why parents complain about the education their children are recelvint(, yet they are unwilling to support their schools by voting for an operating levy I realize that everyone is feeling the financial pinch a nd the burden o f school funding should not lay solely on the public It has become a financial impossibility for gomc compe tent teachers to r ema in in this profess ion and for others to enter it . In the state of Ohio the minimum salary for beginning teachers is $10,100 Teachers realize they are not going lo be independently wealthy, but we also like to own houses and or eat Last year our teachers went out on strike and received a 2.9 percent raise ($300), while the cost of living increased by over 14 percent. It is a sad s tale of affairs when professionals have to "hit the !>lret>t" for a raise Do you realize how many teachers need lo inoonl1ght? What does th1s do to their effectiveness 1n the classroom" UP TO HERE DEAR VP TO HERE: Lawmakers at every lt-vel are constantly lnflldlng new taus -aalea ta~es, Income taxes. utlUly laxes, gas taxes, etc. Y f't public schools a r e largely dependeat oo pro!*rty taxes 11ubJt-ct to referendum -aod vulnerable to veto by citizens red up with taxes beyond the ir control. School11 wlll remain the scapegoat until we e lt>ct pollticlan11 with the ingenuity and courage to chaogf' an archaic system. It's rwt always eu11y w n•cogmu love , e:tpecially the first time around Acquaint yourself wsth the gu1delint1 Read Ann Landers· lxH>klet. Love or Sex ond How to Tell the Difference " For a COJ1!1, mail 5() cents and a lo11g, self addressed envelope With your reqt~est to Ann tonders. P () Box 11995. Chicago. Ill 6(Hjf J Prepanng mmtatwns for the Showcase llome 'fea an• 1 from left 1 \111111 llo1111111111</ t\111ta t'l!rrmsm1 and L.rJTm Dowty. serves as a member of the executive council and chairman of the executive advisory council. which s he created. She is listed in "Who's Who of American Icing-savers will I have spent the greater part of my life trying to figure out what kind of people scrape the icing off their cake, heap it in a UtUe mound to one side of the plate, eat the dry cake and then eat the icing s lowly ... after I have eaten all or mine. They have to be sick! Do you know what would happen if I saved m y icing? The diner next to me would crush his cigarette out in it. The waiter would remove my plate while my head was turned. or I'd find a fly in it. People who save their icing wilil last are born that way. They're the children who put their toys away before someone breaks their leg on them. They brush their teeth before they go to bed. Tht;Y save the ribbons a nd the paper from their Christmas presents and they read their birthday cards BEFORE they open the present. I had a girlfriend once ... for about 15 minutes ... whom I met one night after school at a n ice cream parlor. From all appearances, our friendship was made in heaven. We were in the same grade. Ji ved in the same neighborhood, our mothers worked , we bolh hated True.and-False questions. and we both wore bangs because our foreheads broke out. We ordered the same flavor or ice cream. My mouth closed in over the cone so fast. my glasses Women" as a public rdat1orl!> agency executive The Assistanct' League gives the award based on s 1gn1ficant part1c1pat1on in group a nd community projects 1n Or<1nge County never change and was the only evidence there had been a cone at all I looked over at Glona. Her Uttle tongue licked at that cone for 55 minutes. I wanted to smash it into her face. We never spoke again Icing.savers never change. Nol really They grow up Lo be adults who put the pimeentos out or olives into a little stack on their plate and lick the IRMA BOMBICI ~~----------~~--~~- c hocolate off chocolate-covered strawberries in· s tead of popping them into their mouths. Well , I can't change either . J have to follow my philosophy for living. ··Eat! Drink! Be merry, for tomorrow your husband lw1fe J may find out." I have to grab all the gus to I can gel I have lo believe you only go around once in life, but if you pl<iy your cards right. it's enough. Like Laxes. the icing.savers will always be with us. but rejoice in the knowledge that aboard ever y Titanic is a woman who foolishly saved the m araschino cherry on her icebox cake! frosted up J ust the tip of the cone s tuck to my 1 i p t;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:::====:;;::==:::::;;;;;:;;;:==:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Diane Elias. a Metropolitan Opera national finalist , sang three classical selections during the ceremony. Afterward guests enjoyed dancing on the upper deck and a buffet catered by the Balboa Yacht Club. Aquarius: Plans building program NEWPORT TILE & CABINET DESIGN CENTER ,, Complet. Tiie lnstallotiOft • • H0tne R....,..lllCJ * Local guests include Kevin Betson, Gini and Wally Be nnett. Irene and Jim Bentley. Marilyn Hausman, Mary J ane Queyrel, Betty and Dwight Bekins, Loni and Gordon Scott, Mary and Bill Taylor, Carol Lee, Win and Jim Bird, Michele and Peter Schleicher. Marilyn and Ed Ettleman, Shirley and Ron Rapp, Cindy and David Dyer and Timothy Perkins. 'fonda.), .\ug. 21 Ry S\'ONEV 0~1ARR ARf E.4' 1 ~tar i t Apr 191 Stake da1m. protect ter ritonal rights Be definite concerning aims TAURUS <Apr 20 May 201: Settlement reached ; applies especially lo relative who has aired complaint, \a hd or otherw1Sl' C:EMINI 1 Ma~ 21 Junt> 20 1 Emphasis on personal p0ssess1ons. spcr1at collectlons. wider appeal. localing "hat had ht-en lo!ol or stolen The newlyweds left the ship by moonlight to begin a honeymooon in Yucatan. • • . Polyester now has natural look From Page 86 plied to women 's fashions as well. " MYrl-1 : Many cons umers believe they are wearing only 100 per cent natural fiber gar- ments. FACT: So many of today's fabrics are actually polyester fabrics and blends that look IUld RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY W'-Y•W..t ....... ltu.....,••& c ........ _..._.z1t "«••-·• °"'•-'" x ..... .,.._....,Y 77M211 °"N IVH I WO~tNOS ,,.,. I.Ml ~" o-1111 I feel natural that the consumer often thinks they are natural fibers. The next time someone s ays to you that he or s he never wears a polyes ter. ask them to check the labels on their clothes. Chances are they're wearing polyest e r or blends of polyester I cotton. polyester /wool or another of the many blends available today. (Focus arouo s tudies done r ecently have proven this point over and over again.) These pictures of the "new era" in polyester -all these shown are in Trevlra polyester, produced by Hoechst Fibers In· dustrles, and designed by lead- ing California fashion names - speak for themselves, and we h ope. prove the point that polyester "isn't what it's thought to be ... • Ages 2 thru 6 • Excellent nutrition • Extra curricular activ1t1N avalla~ •IMMEDIATE OPENINGS e CANCER <June 21 July 221 Breakthrough occur:-.. you mak<' ncv. start. \'alu1:1blc contact and l(ain lo{reater freedom of action LFA> 1July 23-Au.: 221 Persons with problems seek your counsel VIRGO I Aug. 23 Sept 221 !'raise. affection coml'~ HOROSCOPE your way . significant rhange of scenery could transform lifestyle . LIBRA !Sept. 23-0ct. 221 : Superior examines pro1ect with care, interest. Continue bulldjng on solid i1Lructure . SCORPIO Wet 23 Nov. 21 I: Travel, writing. communication and unique relationship dominate scenario. SAGITTARIUS ! Nov 22·Dec. 21 I You're asked lo budget program of home repair. domestic adjustment. financial aid to family member. CAPRICORN <Dec. 22·J an. 191: Define terms. be aware of legal nuances, check rights and permissions. MIU ARIUS t J an. 2(). Feb. 18): Plans announced for "rebuilding" program. You 're given added responsibility; rhances ate promotion, reward ere enhanced PISCES <Feb 19·March 20): Emotional dilemma is re!lolved Focus on completion of project, bt-ing nd of unneeessary burden and discovering object of affection. THE MOST COMPLETE SELECTION OF TILE BOTH DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED Ceramic Tile • Hardwood Cabinets • Floor and Wall Treatments• General ContractOI' 646-3213 642-5678 Put a few words to work for you in the lllily Pilat • I , .. I ' -Orange Coal\ DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Auguat 23, 1981 Theatrical adverti,sing has become big business By JAV HARBUTT A,..._ ..... NEW YORK Openlna nlaht on Broadway TuJtedoed men. eltaant ladiu, naahbulba and flowers. kisses all around Allerward1. the open mg·rught part) And the wait for th• rt-view• The cruy nlaht can aet craaaer for Jetrrey Ash and Petf'r LeDonne Tht'y have to tell the producer that even the aood rev~wa aren't atrona enouah lo sa,•e his tableau t'' en though 1f he diaaarees they can profit h~ It "Sometimes ~OU actual I~ have lO araue with them to sa\'e thc-1r money." LeOonnt' says of BiOrtizing over whether to close a new show. "We try to be as realistic as "'e can. because we don't want them to ha' e to spend a lot and still not do any business · · He and Ash run Ash LeDonne, lnr , one of the handful of theatrical advertising agencies here They plan ma,ior print •&nd broadcast campai~ns for Broadwav shows both before -and after . with luck opening night In their m1d ·30s. the) ·ve only bt>en in the game since the late Sixties But the) handle 12 of the 27 plays and musicals now on Broadway Their eye·catch1ng ads abound A JOYO~s ringmaster for "Barnum " Ehiabeth Taylor s s moldering eyes for "The Little Foxes " A sinister. shadowy figure extending his arms for THIS SUMMER'S EPIC! ACTION SPECTACULAR FLY TO IT 0r..,.. .... , .~, ........ UtUH The most fun money can buy TKhnicOk>r® •• O~t),"'f ,.crv1tu ,.,,.:., ffkv WA .. Nflll 1'105 0 A WetMr CO'ftmi.n•<•l•Of'll Com""' eiw'-"'"""'-"''*'11""""° ~ l UWAHU' \S'fOUNt AIN vau t 'f ,,~ ..... ........ ...... 1 .. .-1 ....... , •• ,. ''°° ~ lUWAROS \§ WOOOORIDGf Cwtft• 9t J•"••f t• l•t••"·H -f~e H\·otff m ..... HRI A Pl A/A \QUI AI 0r .... ,_.,..,.....,.. ... ntn>f In the Supreme Court there are only eight of them against all of her. .. Amadeu1." A plano·kty 1talrway of Art Deco chorines tor "Sopbl1tlcattd Ladlt1." Two In· lertwined dancers cau1ht In mld·•tep for "Dan· cln'." All of It to ll1hl the mind and lure the multitudes. Broadway beln& h11h·r1sk, Aab·LeDonne baa had its ahue of client c11ualties. "Franken1tein " Broadway's first S2·ml1Jlon play, lmmediateiy died. ditto "The Roaat" and "Tricks of the Trade." But enou1h succeeded for the agencv to grow from a five.worker shop here to a llO·employee operation with offices here, in Boston and Loa Angeles. handling 40 lo 50 shows a year. It grossed just over Sl million In billln1s the first year. This year, A1h esUmatee, It 'll be S2S million·$30 million in bi1Un1s from entertainment advertising, S20 million of that from theater . Unlike most advertising that kicks off only after months of research, meetings and martinis, theirs must commence faster than a speeding bullet. so to speak. "The time we have to create and produce our advertising is zero compared to conventional ac· counts," LeDonne says. ·•we literally have to work overnight in many cases. A week's time is lux· ury Ash, a slender, bearded man who faintly re· semblea Peter Fonda, grew ur In the busmeu. His father was a vice·presldent o Blaine Thompson. a now·extinct firm but once one of New York's top theatrical advertising agencies. The son broke in there shortly after college In 1967. Two years later, he waa joined there by LeDonne, his college fraternity brother. Jn a few years, they won a Clio -advertising's equivalent of a Tony award -by helping create a now· legendary 60·second TV spot for "Pippin." It was one of the firat llve·actlon TV spots lo offer a seg· ment from a Broadway musical. The commercial, aired when the show was six months old and dying at the box office. so revived "Pippin" patronage that the musical kept going for three years. Same thing happened in 1975 with their TV commercials for "The Wiz," the rollicking au. black musical based on "The Wizard of Oz." The show had bowed on Broadway to so·so or no-go re- views. After the TV spots, "The Wiz" went on to log l ,672 Broadway performances before easing on down the road tor good. TV ads. now widely accepted by Broadway moguls. don't come cheap Just one 60·second blast can set you back from SS0.000 to $125.000. not EMI flLMS Pr-n11 A JOHN SCHLESINGER film rIONICY TON1C nu:EWAY' A DON BOYD Produc11on S1arnng In alphabetloal oro.t BEAU BRIDGES · HUME CRONYN B£VERLY D'ANGELO • WIWAM DEVANE· GEORGE DZUNDZA TDU CAM · JOE GRJrASI • HOWARD HESSEMAN · Pl\UL lABARA · GERALDINE PAGE • JESSICA TANDY Wrlti.n by EDWARD CLINTON Prod.-d by DON BOYD and HOWARD W KOCH TR Directed by JOHN SCHLESINGER "" r:141 nua "'1:SD>All0" DISTlla\/T'C)" u~ l'IC'IVllD ""° A.UOC\ATtD nuc DllTilllUTIClR CCII' IOONtml.-ctAWl.AALl:Oll """" 'PO "'IWTll.SUIWGaamoo J CAlnOl M:COlfllDI • TAJl'D ~ -· ~ • ..,..,., ._.., ...... ..,. Ot•' V'lf'PJl~S•~ C•' ... ifUOIO$ ~ MEET THE WORLD'S RICHBTORPHAMI AAA--..Ww au• In..._.... (RI 12:00 2:00 •:OO 8:00 8:10 & 10:16 FirWl-.....,Yln OclDMr (RI 12:00 2:10 •:115 8:15 8:20 & 10:26 H41't 11Mll...,,.. to llw In a lodcerl Smart aou9ft to pick th« winners. I ............. LAii~ IPGI 12:00 2:30 5:00 7:30 9:65. No Econo my SHti"il I S w II IPGl 11:30 2:fo 4:50 7 :30 10:10. In 70mm. No PHse1/No Economy SHt1n9. £.,.ottllo,._.IRI 12:00 4:00 8:00. Zono,Tlw 0.... m.tt IPGI 2:10 8:10 f0:10 ... , ... ,,., EICAPI! FROM NEWVOAK (Al I HEAVYMETM.IAJ ALIO IHOWINO AMERICAN 'OP IRI I DOI -LOW IAI ALIO IHOWING FOXEI (RI -==-=--t. ZOltRO.. Tit9 UY a.ADI l'O) Ttrun Tht Apa Man I AI ..,..00 UNDIR THI RAIN90W lf'GI Aftd bit •ftOU!h to bat the •Yttcm. 6'WtCOl&\W4 ~TttERIGttr'h ST ARTS FRIDAY counting the price of air time . And lht' cost keeps nsing Ash says the TV spots his agency made for "Sophisticated Ladies" took $130,000 lo produce. After the successful "Wiz" and "Pippin" ads. LeDonne observed, Broadway producers began re· garding TV advertising as a new. surefire cure for tepid or terrible reviews or even public apathy. But it didn't prove surefire "It's reached a fairly happy medium now," he says. "I think everyone realizes it's important to have both print and TV advertising " ll the show survives the critics. Jtets raves, even, you still must campaign Print ads usually include quotes from approv· mg reviews. the quotes often spnnkled with ex· damat1on marks the critics never wrote. A mild bit of hype, but objections are few and far between. But uproar does erupt if a critic is quoted out of context. if. s ay. he declares he found JUSt one tune stunning. the rest of the musical stinking - and the ad says he found the whole shebang "Stun· ning 1" This has been known to cause fistrights, duels to the death and even bad feelings. Fortunately, :.urprisingly little out·if·context chicanery occurs these days. Le Donne says *BARGAIN MATINEES• Monday thru Saturday All Perlorm1ncea before 5:00 PM (Eaeept Sp1c111 Eng1gements 1nd Hohd1ys) lA MIRADA MAU LA MIRADA WAlK·IN .,,._. __ CM..,,. "ARTHUR" "" , r•. 11• ..... •1•. 11~. •~• "UNOl!lll THI! 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THE BLUES BROTHERI t101 179·91_5_0 __ ~-wo.u.:.o;.~~~ ~~·;~;-~s:= tll> STUDENT llOOIES" (A) Ill\.~ ""' 'THE NIOHT THE LIOWTS "HE KNOWS YOU'RE ALONE ••I I WENT OUT IN OEOROIA" (PO) Cl .. , • S.OUllilO -c '-t S1 ~OUlfU BUINA PAPk BUENA PARK ORIVE·IN t1ncotn Awe Wett Of ~"oH 121-4070 I OUNIAIN FOUNTAIN VAWY DRIVE·IN Jo~ O e;o flWV o• l•oo•~u"' oo l 962·2411 WI SIMIN Sllll Hl·WAY 39 DRIVE IN ..,.., _..*"'°'' ,....,. •AWICll'n "THIE CANNON9ALL lllUN !NI ...... 'ARTHUlll" 99(PO) CtNC•.,_M Ullll• AN EYE FOR AN EYE 1•1 ...... THE HOWllNO 1•1 D•YMt tllMIOHTOJil • .,._. &9UTT'I'• "AN AMl!RICAN wtllll!WOLF IN LONDON" 1•1 ...... BUSTIN LOOU t101 eoocn l ••o $0 01 G,,11oen Gto'f't Jttt•Of 191·3693 ...... --....-'DEAOL Y BLUSINQ 1111 ... .,. HE KNOWS YOU'lllE ALONE 1•1 ---~c1~•t~1_1 1~o~u•~o----+----=-••_t ~u•_o ___ _ ltODUH·-DIWlllM WAU HIUTnWl•A.LCUY__. "TARZAN THIE API: MAN 1•1 "FllllST MONDAY IN OCTDBllll c•t ...... "" .. "THE BLUI! 1.AOOON" 1111 "THI! FAN" 1•1 CINI fl SOllNO C••f ' SOllllD l-' llAl!llA LA HABRA ORIVf IN .. .,. ... _._,,....,.... ··AN AMlllllCAN MllllWOL' IN LONDON" 1•1 l'\.111 I ........ "'"". ltO(~ 11 ... HO•.... .... BUITIN' LOOSE 1111 171-1162 ~UI NA l'AllJ LINCOLN DRIVE·IN l•"COlf'\ ••• We\t ot .:nou 121·4070 < >flAN<.I ---·--· "lllAIOl!llll OF THI! LOST AllllC .._ ··fHI ,.HAL ~NTOOWN I"' lanta ""O '~ ~ ORANGE DIHVl IN • l•o•• COH•v• ""'E'~,. 551·7022 ,.,,':"') ----"IUNAMAN 11" 1"11 -"ON ANV IUHOAY II" CN1 .Aflril lltUlf A' 'i.A .. L MISSION ORIVf IN • I~ I,,., I I '4 . 1 I ~4 • I a, ' WARNER UlllVf IN .............. .i ... t~ •••• 1· .. -------·~·· ''"• "'"" -·-... -· 'AN EYI FOR AN IVI 1111 -"THI! HOWllNO !tit -----"IUHlllMANll""' --"ANY WH1ct4 WAY YOU CAN" •• •• Reed's doctor just developed By JERRY BUCK ,.,,....,...._ LOS ANGELES Robert Reed, one of tcll'Vtsion's quintessentiul nice guys, says the causlk nature of his ('huracter in "Nurse" came about by accident. The role or Dr. Rose in the script was wide open for interpretation, and it was up lo Reed to fill in the blanks Reed could play him any number of ways . "It was originally Just a movie of the week, "says Reed. "Then when it became a series they wanted to write 1t for me That's the kiss of death. I said let me put at in " The acerbic personahly of Dr. Rose came when Reed dt•c aded to play against the script. He says, "Very often in television you don't have time lo write a script to depth H's fun to play against the script. Or if a character's given a trait at's more fun lo play against it because at's usually overdone.·· Reed stars in the CBS senes with Michael Learned, who plays nurse Mary Benjamin. He is the head surgeon of a major New York hospital and she is a nurse who returns lo work after the death or her husband. Their relationship operates on several levels Professaonally, Rose can be r e- mote or even testy to nurse Benjamin Statching this together as their fnendshap, and, finally. there is an undercurrent of a romance Reed says, "He's a curmudgeon. maybe." He smiles and adds. "Due to having to gel up early lo be> on the set, there were times when I was Charlie Cranky " The hospital in "Nurse" is a real hospital. They use the mental ward ··My dressing room is just another hospital room," Reed says. "I 'll slip in and I can hear people down the hall moaning. We have all our sets built in the hospital wing. even the apartments and other interiors ... Reed has played a variety of roles: He was a villain on "Hawaii Five·O." a decadent playboy in "Rich Man, Poor Man·· and a transsexual on "Medical Center." His most prestigious role was the lawyer son on the CBS series "The Defend· ers " But probably he·11 be remembered best as the nice-guy father on "The Brady Bunch," a series that was strictly vanilla, and was still bland when revived briefly as ''The Brady Brides." ··o n 'The Brady Bunch' we fought over the scripts. Always over the scripts. T he producer, Sherwood Schwartz. haa done Gilligan's Island' and is now doing ·Harper Valley.' Just gag lines. That would have been what 'The Brady Bunch' OM.•-····-..-.nMIY G '°' llDICD--. ....... - To~ a stranger Is easy. EYE OF THE NEEDU UNtno .umnt IE OAa. ............ 11 NOW 18 THS TIMS ,.011 tnll011:8 YIC'IORY lEl OAll.Y-- WM.ftllllA~ .11u.~·--F9151--MO•ro1« •OCT08£R OAIUt·•.1.• , .••• 7;16, .-u .. 11:91 ... GET OFF 1/&n/IJ.~ ON IT! F'REEWAY ~ • Uflll!"f:•IAl "C"Y-\119 OAll.'f I'll, 1.•, tkM "il~fl!2] ~'/fiJt FREEWAY -.a,1•,H:te ~ nl.IGAr MAM OM.'f• .......... . "BLOW OUT" -··.a.1.11 ..... ROBERT REED . . A caustic nature would have been if I hadn't protested." It was a g uest role as a young lawyer on "Father Knows Best" that led to his selection for "The Defenders ." Reed, a native of Oklahoma, studied acting at Northwestern University and at the Royal Academ y of Dramatic Arts in London. He has starred in six series. After ''The Defenders" he went into "The Brady Bunch." And while still in the latter, had a recurring role on "Mannix." He w_as signed for "The Runaways," but left after a dispute. Then came a brief role in "The Brady Brides" and "Nurse." He had crucia l roles in two pion eering miniseries. In "Rich Man, Poor Man," he was Teddy Boylan , a decadent playboy who seduced Susan Blakely's character. On ··Roots" he was the plantation owner who condoned the crippling of Kunta Kinte a nd sold Kizzy a way from her parents. He also found time to have an affair with his brother's wife. ·1HUGELY ENTERTAINING!" ·'-:-..., ••<N i2~:~~ ISAAC~TERN IN C HINA •AA.TD IMTIWlll ~cu,,_ "FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER" DAILYI:•,•• .... fll ....... 11•4111 CHEVY CHASE CARRIE FISH£R UJa/I. ~'-ii IMtttd Art11t1 Clnsacs Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday .. August 23. 1981 I "ZORRO. T~ GAY BLADE" (PG) II "FOX AND THE HOUND" (PG) "ONCE UPON A MOUSE" Ill "ON ANY SUNDAY 11" (PO) brooke \hield~ martin hewitt ·endlesslove A l 'ni•cr,ul lklcu'c 1• I t••• • 'i+,J h• a., IO•HDS \9' •ISIU01lK ................. ....., ............. u .... , To love a stranger is easy. To kill a lover is not. EYE OF THE E !Jl}o NOW PLAYING c:otfa MlU ......... Soutll Cont Wtllllo~ (114/ ~6 lit I S)O 4401 ur.. •••• s.oct.Olek WOodOllCIQt Mt~ ~~t 06SS ...uJIT19 Fu (11 41\1~047 ', ... ,~ ... ~ c-··~·· c. .. l ....... ~ .... ED"' ARDS CINEMAS NOW IS THE TIME FOR HEROES. ••• j NEEDl.F A KJng's Road Production · Donald &.ithet1and · K.iae Nelligan "Eve of ~ Needle" Ian Bannen · Christopher c,ui-nove LORIMAR PRESENTS A FREDDIE FIELDS PRODUCTION A JOHN HUSTON f'ILM SYLVESTER STALLONI:. MICHAEL CAINE MAX VON S YDO W PELE BOTH FEATURES ON THE SAME PROGRAM NEWPORT CINEMAS NEAR COAST HWY. & MACARTHUR NEWPORT0CENTEJl 644-0760 edwards SADDLEBACK PLAZA EL TORO AT ROCICFIELD B. TORO 581-5880 Ifs a hot summer. Ned Racine is waiting for something special to happen . ' And when it does _ .. He won 't be ready for the consequences. BODY HEAT As the temperature rises, the SIJSPl!nse begins. edwards CINEMA WEST WESTMIHSTH 891 3935 AT GOLOENWEST • "BODY HEAT" WILLIAM HURT KATHLEEN TURNER and RICHARD CRENNA Written and Directed by LAWRENCE KASDAN Produced by FRED T. GALLO PANJ\VISIO • TECHNICOLOR . ,..R--.--=~,'."='lffe...,..,.,..., '""•---:..r---. A LADO COMPANY RELEASE ...... , .. fUllllA<ttel,lll... ..., ,.,. ·~\!( ...... , ................ "11•1 .. AMI SVANIAI STAaTS ,_,AY a.21 I r ~ ....... ----~ ---t-··---·-... -----... ,,_ -. . . --·· . ,-------:-·--;-·-;;--;--·-·----.-- ••• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, August 23, 1981 ·Erik Estrada may he lost without CHiPs By l''Rt;D ROTHENBERG A~T ....... Wr!M NEW YORK l''or un a<'tor of Erik Estrudu's caltbl'r . there's secunty in huvan~ a safe vehicle like "CHIPs." Ditching the California freeways for the open roud muy be fraught with Potholes Mr Ultra Brite didn't s how for this week's shooting or NBC's "CHiPs" because or a contract dispute, raising the passibili ty that Estrada may take has spokes and smiles elsewhere But could he find happiness on another highway? TV stardom does not ensure suc· cess in movies or other small screen vehicles When Farrah Fawcett left "Charlie's Angels ." hl•r first movie was a bomb and her s tar and poster sales went down lier most recent p ublicity has been as s purring partner to boyfriend Ryan O'Neal Suzanne Somm ers got too big for her T -shirt on "Three's Company," demanded more pay and was wnllen off the s how Anolhl·r blond Joined the cast, and the A 8(' hit nevt•r suf fe red. Ponch. Jill and Chrissy became household stars because TV viewers invited them into their living rooms . Without that weekly v1s1t. the public quickly dropped them "We used to joke that we s hould gMe Pernell Roberts a Job us a Sl00.000-a year consultant," said Brandon Tart1koff. president of NBC Ente rtainment. "We'd JUSl let him talk to actors in their Winncbagos about the pitfalls Of leaving SUC· cessful series .. R o b e rts l eft l o ng -running "Bonanza" in 1965 because he gr ew tired of Adam C artwrig ht a nd shallow scripts There were no public ca mpaigns to bring back Pernell Ro berts. and the show ran through 1972 Meanwhile. Roberts was pretty much forgotten until he surfaced as "Trapper John. M D .. 14 years later. 1-:HJK 1-:STHl\/M In most cases. I he vehl<'lt• mttkt•11 the st:ir. not lht• other wtty uround ··M AS II " s urvlvt.'d th11 101111 of W a y n l' R o I{ c r s u n d M <' I, 1• 11 n Stevenson . who t he n flvppf'cl In st'veral s hows. lndudln~ "111•1111, Larry .. /\lun /\ltl11 probably would ht• an exc·t·ptmn to thl' ruh• fluwkt•y1• 111 the show's l(lut• und lth•nllty Aldu is u flnC' TV und movlt• u1•to1 Talent Is his insurnnt•t• polil-y J"hn Travoltu c·ould lt•uvc• "Wt•lcoml' llut·k Kotter" und successfully dl11ploy hl11 talenL., in "Suturduy Night f'evt•r " But t.'vcn he couldn't make lht' bomh "Moment to Moment" a hit Thcrl''s a big difference between the 19-mch and 19-foot screens. On TV. the character and actor often mer ge The publi c likes the character , not necessarily the actor. and is more apt to overlook acting deficiencies . T hat's not the case when movie-goers pay for their en- tertainment. Are you listening, Erik., EYE OF THE NEEDl.F R ·ZC· fl TORO Saddle back 581·5880 To love a stranger is easy. To kill a lover is not. Umted Artists NOW PLAYING NEWPORT lllCM ORANGE Newport (1,,e11ome 644·0760 f,j•l l'i~3 WlST MINSHA Cinema We'ol BCll J931 CHUCK NORRI• A! AAHciH ... EVE.._ * ••fast-paced, action-filled and Romance -with a capita I R.'' Rnn .. H, 111"t>U •·".1••1at&1~• H, lfiWil1 M t•-410..-1 I • llfP•N NI •w•« ,A MtltN• ~· '' 'A.JW~ ••iit'I •t, ~~f\!I UW,_ WJ 1W 11.1'1 ~· 11 I 1:.1 ... """' ..... " NOW PL.AVINO ......... '°"'" COAll ••• IAIA ,..,. ruir•t I IOllPll GOU I ffOtl.t Mt"W*'Af '' •u ' 114 q • • tu t l .. Mltl uttlllACI • Ct•IHllll lllK.01•11•1tl 141 tt f•t '\II •,allt(1 I i•y..-I U fti• t • ~ " ·~~=:.a:,·.~1~111 .. PIHll IOGtrlll '"' flllt ........ ., • CCJ-. r , •·-....... ru__,. AlAN ARKIN CAROL BURNETI ''I' '" SuJimer Festival on KOCE /50------- 7 p.m. Ill (lr Ge orge ~ ~croe..:" v.ontc. t0 toke \ 0v 0· \ 1 <;,~ r) \."'l101..11"\(1 tr-e ·,, ,,, )t "' 1.,ten f ,, ' c.• f '.)' • I' • I • '"' 1 .. jl '"I r. , ,,. , .. ' 1 •• 1 • ,, , • ,, ., •tr ''...I , ,f I I• 11· I ~' C>• • 11·" . ' ... 1lo1 I .. I• I If ,,, •C" • ··~· 11 lo· I .,• 1<•11c,. I· • I' '. J t-., . 'I . I 11 • I .. If c" , • I I I·. 1·00 ti m I I J' • :•c .. 1 • I I· ,. l'JC• j 'c..., ,. ' •• , ~ ,c. I I• c , 1 J , r • ':.. • • • I' • I le , • I : O p .m . " t f ~ ' • • , •• • '. c. .. • ·~ ....... ...,._ .. , ~ ....... _ ... ,,.__ ,,...,.,. ............. , ........... , :i. ,,. .. 4Gl l~Q .. "' '"' ..... (-) Vor conipl ete cul ''"llJI '""'ti.rt :,,,,,,,, 1''1 adverlis<'rs all ul<11u1 the Orem ye ( 'ru1sl rely on Daily Pilat -Co·Sponaored by- Daily Pilat AMD ORANGE COAST COLLEGE Orange Coast College Quad -Fairview Road between Adams & Merrimac Bring the family and a picnic dinner! . Ice cream & popcorn vendors will add to the fun! Featuring the 60-piece professional American Home Sy111phony Directed by Joseph Pearlman FIRST FOUR SUNDAYS IN AUGUST AUGUST 23, 1981 Overture, "La Gazza Ladra".............................. G. Rossini Rumanian Folk Dances ...................................... 8. Bartok "Invitation To The Dance" .............................. Weber· Berlioz Outdoor Overture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A.. Copland "Tritsch· Tratach 11, Polka ................................ J . Strauss, J r. Overture, "Die Fledermaus" ............................ J . Strauss, Jr. American Salute ............................................. M. Gould "Stars and Stripe " .. . . .. . .. .. . . . .. . .............. J.P. Sousa SUNDAY EVENING AT 7:30 Bring your own blanket or fofdlng chair! • •• ------.-~--... -'r; -.----· ·---· -·-----------------.. . . Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, August 23, 1981 Sl !NOA Y -MORNING - 5:00 lS) MOVIE • • "fll<Jly fhM 131h ( 111110) Be1sv P11tm .. 1 Atlro onne Kl~ Tile rttoper1111g Of a 1umn111r c•mp, r"IOIJOd 20 year~ 11111fl11r otter throo murcH1•s all•octs n vmd1c live lo.Iller who llr11f1> unsuspe<.ung ll!vro 11gcr • R 5·35 0 STAR TREK 5:45 0) CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP C~OONING Andy William s j oins John \\ 1llrnrns und the Ooston Pops Orchestra 111 · E\(•ning c.tt lht• Poµs" tonight at 8 15 1111 Ch;1111wl 28 8-00 0 MUSIC ANO THE SPOKEN WORD 0 DAYBREAK LA 0 YOUTH ANO THE ISSUES Hos! J!.11111 A '>l(l;m 0) BIBLE ANSWERS ID ROMPER ROOM (JJ THE BAXTERS C MOVIE • • • Th~ ff1t1 ',., .,., Jucli: Wt!Si1()11 Hita Mc.ut•r11i A OutnhfPt 1J1tiN!I 1to11• ( ~tumttlti!> '°'' , g.;., h •'' llouso whole ~'"'~ 11111 • nlu<i• from his murOt•, mmcl,.tt brolh6r 1n·ldw R 8.30 II MARSHALL EFRON'S SUNDAY SCHOOL (A) 0 THAT.SCAT 0 LfAVE IT TO BEAVER 0 PEOPLE 7 Host A11nt1 Ctwv1>1 0 DAVEY ANO GOLIATH 0) ASWE SEE IT (I) TV-8LOOl<S AT LEARNING ~AGRICULTURE US A C MOVIE •• rt11rh·tJ .ithlt tt f t tu'>t ~" ,, ' Fll!a h md• ID .r OH t•' (1• pie t.itP1vd1 " , 1.1nn " fh!' way f)f no~ ht'C:OH lf•ll 111 Olyropoe h•mP• r $ MOVIE . ~ 8011 I 11 Mt 1'160, Cttr•llht"ttl '° ,,,. M •"I 7.00 EJ TODAY'S RELIGION 0 SERENDIPITY 0 ROBERT SCHULLER 0 IT IS WRITTEN 0 KENNETH COPEL.ANO 0) DAY OF DISCOVERY ID MIGHTY MOUSE til) YOGA FOR HEAL TH CJ) LET THERE BE LIGHT (\"OJ DIRECTIONS Gues1 Fothe1 Elruct A_.,,., founder end d111<< 1nr 01 Uncler 2 I l.nv>1nAnl House 1 youth ~Mlle• "' New York 1 I 1m11s Sq.,~,. or"a (Rl ~SUNDAY MASS 7·30 EJ FAITHWAYS Host 5r·i.·o, J,,~, ,,, Q WHITNEY ANO THE ROBOT 0 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION Shape Up t10$1 Or Arnofcl Poke Guesh Anne LOCkha11 M1cnae1 11t1ynot5 01 Anthony Snopp Anita (;olum1>11 0) JIMMY SWAGGART til) MISTER ROGERS (A) Cl) INTERNATIONAL HOUR @) PUBLIC PULSE Hos1 Rob Mill~ f3THEWOALO TOMORROW 8·00 EJ SUNDAY MOANING 0 AGAICUl TURE U.S A 0 POPEYEAND FRIENDS 0 PERSONAL DIMENSIONS Host Mory Onro 0 LLOYD OGILVIE ID CLIFFWOOO AVENUE KIDS ShowdnN11 Al Gho~I town Tht' k•ClS tr wf'I I ghost town ancJ lond ltl!'m selv"S ll!Cf' IO f,1c1 wolh benk rOll1>e1, EL) ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) @) JERRY FALWELL ~REX HUMBARD rC l MOVIE • • <;w•m I Pam <;1p onen F111't A p.1m11CrAd g1oup ol couhlry c:lul>llP1' 111cqu11t1 a gOrQeous nnw mem1>er Who thttrQA, them up lor fhl' ch.imp1011 shop PG (S)MOVIE • • • • Blut> F111> l H1y CRlhryn H<ltrl~nn Mar~ Mold•ln A you11g Qorl ow suM Iler drnam of a caroor In snow nor,e 1ump1ng In lhe exclusion nt All ols1< 8:30 0 THIS IS THE LIFE 0 TODAY'S BLACK WOMAN HOii Freoo Payn" 0 MEETING TIME A I CALVARY 0) FREDERICK K PRICE ID SHOW MY PEOPLE ti;) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (I) DAY OF DISCOVERY QfJ KNOW YOUR BIBLE t:OO Q ODYSSEY HoSI Janine Tertelgoa G1-I$ Freel ()lament ond s.iene 8'uck who lllend ed the WO<ld Galherlnq Of J-Sll HOIOCIUll Sunn vora. Samnang T l>On and Klmsuy Ker. retuge111 11 om C1mbodl1 8 VIUA ALEGRE (R) 0 (J) OAAL ROBERTS G) THE KING IS COMING • SESAME STREET (A) Q IT 18 WRITTEN CHANNEL LISTINGS 1130 EJ J:: FACE THE NATION 0 ~MEET THE PRESS 0 CAMP WILDERNESS 0 OAY OF DISCOVERY 0) THE WORLO TOMORROW ID JERRY FALWELL 10 KENNETH COPE LANO 10 00 EJ NEWSMAKEAS 0 IJ91 NFL PAE-SEASON FOOTBALL N.-w Orl.,8115 Saints vs '"•l<Hlo!lph1d Eaqles al ,,,H .. \i!:tP Ny 0 MOVIE • • • • Beau Geste 1 1·1 I'll 1 •• 11y Cooper Ray M11111n<1 n111:e rrenr.h Fo1 r•ICJfl lt. .. yHH1n0H65 Clalm r "'l•011s1t;1111y lor a 1ewel 11•·•11 '" orcler to pro1ec1 a uh~ llf>"0' • 0 KIOS ARE PEOPLE roo • 1lJ''' ,. >dd Br1dges Tai • 11 '"''l ancl Aanoy , 11 ,,..,.,. r11cr.aeo1oq1st tr1s l ;. I~) 0 HERALD OF TRUTH 0) REX HUMBARD ED PEOPLE TO PEOPLE ,, ' .,. _,J "" .n •ttO PIOSIS 1h•S • ~dhon on Cho· th 'ian 01 .. go , ~pr1nn't (!!) SPORTS AMERICA • I ' ft-~ .u. r~iit Surf I I 8 MOMENTS fN TIME C MOVIE • • I lw Ma,konlOSll 1,,1.11 11·1n1 Paul New. " . .,, Dnm111•que Sanda 11 •50d on ,i novel by Qes. ·n•>nd Bagley A Bnllsh •roft•lhgenc e "gent ano his 1 .. mal!' ~ohan are rorceo '' ulJt' wllh double agenls ""' 1rop1., croase!> on lhe11 in1~~1tm to c..apture a com· 'rt•1tt1M SPV S MOVIE • • • For b•dden Planer' I 19561 Woller Prdgeon. Anne Fra11r.os Based on :;ha~ .. speare s ''The Tem· L•PS' An ouler space m1s- .. ,o, •S launcned to locate a ,,.,,, ... ,,.,;or ~ho ha~ beef'I I , •w; I"' a !'lumber ol yf..1• ~ nn a \11~1an1 plane• ot lhr fulure 10 15 f PAE-OAME SHOW 10 30 EJ INTERFACE 0 R08ERT SCHULLER Q) JERRY FALWELL ID CALVARY CHAPEL 'I' BASEBALL S,111 Diego Paores al PtllS· b"rgn Pir dies 00 SPECTRUM I I 00 EJ ASSOCIATION OF TENNIS PROFESSIONALS CHAMPIONSHIP Tnp lf'nn1s pros oncluOing .1011n Md:nrae Jimmy C.A•w1ors and deteno+ng < 11.1mp1011 Haro10 Soromon • ""'P"'" on the f1nalR ol '"'~ low 11amen1 (llve tr om 1 111c1nn1111 Ohio) 0 n61 BASEBALL I "ll•nnJI coverage ol Los A11n••ltt' Dodgers al Sr l 0111s <..omlonafs. l\ansas <..•Iv k<Jy;ils al New York Yont.oos 0 TEARY COLE· WHITTAKER ID CHURCH IN THE HOME til) MASTERPIECE THEATRE FESTIVAL OF FAVORITES W SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY Belqoum vs West Germany tt 300) MOVIE • • • Mrs Mtnover 1 1'1421 Greer G111son. Wal 1<1r P1091'0n A family llv1ng 11 rnq1and Ourtng tile Ger- """' -.1eqe struggles 10 ,..., 11n1a1n a normal ex1s· ·"•'(."" -AFTERNOON- 12:00 0 LOST IN SPACE Smith IS mistaken for an 1riramous tnferga1oc11c. ~UP"• swltl ~Iller 0 SEARCH "The Lant NIQlll On Earth ID MARCUS WELBY, M O ll(mn returning from South AmM•Ca Or We4by s son- '" law shows signs ol hear1 Oo'leBS<l till FLAMBAAOS fl<>onl To Point" Mark •Kies In Ille PO!nl ro PO!nl r1Ke ... nue Wiiham 1t11tt tmma overhead. Wll· ham de<:odes to leave Ffamberos after en a1gu- men1 with Russell (Par1 4) IA)O Ci) GREAT PERFORMANCES Molle<e· Artllough at 1ne 11~111 ot his ~reer. Mol 1er11 •• bffl4!QIO by dlsten· lion ano uvafry tn tile uouoe and mounting crlll· C1"'1 lrom reltg;ou1 Qu11r- ren (P1rt 4) (A) I) ~NX I 1CBSt L• "'An 1• 0 KNBC" tNACI lo"' An'1o•I• 0 l\TLA fnrlol 1 An1j· • 0 IV-\f11 l\t t Ali~t I • ~ 1• • t fMll l L I~ 11. "' 0 '"I c:J l<H J TV !f'1U l 0!. .\ 1"1! " tO ... C. 1All'-1 S,111 01t q G) I\ TTV 11n,1 L••!I An 1• "'> .., l\COP rv 111111 ' LO!> A.11Q ,, • ti) KCE T TV 1 PBSI L~ An1J .. te11 flD KOCE· TV 1PBSI Hunl1n91on EH>•c:h I CJ MOVIE • • ·Get Chortle Tully I 1976) Dick Emery D1rreri Nesbitt A swindler cone tnou141no1 or dollars from _.n ltlJlan crime bou ano makes 1111 Oelaway In dt1g '"''h lh• mob on hot pur- suit PG S)MOVIE * • '01! God! Book II" I 1980) G1orge Burns, Suzanne Plesllelte Wiien tilings gO wrong. God calfs on a little girt 10 be his earlhfy 11111111n1 'PG' (l_)MOVIE • • ·~ "The Nude Bomb" ( t980J Don Adems. Sylvia Kr1s1el Secret agent M••· well Sman races his most dangMOUS adversary tn an a1ch villain wno plans to launch nt1$Slle5 tllal Will 01sro1>e tile en11re riuman population ·pa· 12.30 0 IT CAN'T HAPPEN HERE 1 00 8 (I) BUICK OPEN GOLF Final-round coverage 01 lht~ S350 000 PGA Tour event Clove from the Wa1 wock Hills Country Club on Grand Blanc. MICll ) 0 ~ SPOATSWORLO Bo~ mg -Tomorrow s Cllampoons 1eatur1ng Tony Ayala vs N1comar Cama- cho lhve/. WOllO Series Of Tr.ick Ano Field Sprint Coverage tfrom Berlin GermanyJ 0 BASEBALL Cleveland lnd11ns a1 Call· rorri1a Aooeis 0 MOVIE • • Sherlock Holmes And Tne Secret Weapon" ( 1942) Basil Ralllbone, N1ge1 Bruce After Proles. sor Mor1a1ty kidnap• an inventor. Holmes steps In ro bring him 10 just!« Cl) ROOKIES After 1 syndlc11e t>oss ts an111e<1. Ille rut of lhe gang plan to take over ano continue their worl. fl) MURDER MOST ENGLISH The Nine T11fors ' Nature · not Lord Pet9r Wfmeey • Siled• Ille llnaJ 1'0111 (Pan .. , Ci) 8UT THEN SHE'S BETTY CARTER Jazz singer Belly Carter ts prolllec:t lllrough 1nte.-vlews ano performances 1 30 0 @) ISSUES ANO ANSWERS "e'MOVIE • * • Madame Rosa f 1978) Simone Sognorel. Claude Oeupllon A wom· an s personality undergoes an e•treme 1ransform1111on when she involves herself tn a romantic affair which l>ndges two w1ae1y Olffer· ~ cullural tevers 'A' 1:45 (Z) CINEMASCORE 2:00 0 Qt WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP OF WOMEN'S GOLF Ttle t 2 beet temare o<>llers on the world compe1e In the tonal round or lllta 1ourn11· men!, feeluttng the rletleSI f1rs1 prize on LPGA history (hve from !he Shak11 Heights Coun1ry Club In Cleveland, 011101 0 DIRECTIONS "American Jewlsll Com· mlltee At 75" All>bt Mire Tenneb1um and F1ther Tlleodore Hest>urgh dis· cuss ltle current wave of 1nto-Semltl$1T1 In the U S (R) m MOVIE • *•'It "Cep1e1ns Coura· geou1" (1937) Spencer Trecy. Freddie Bar111olo· mew A spoiled young boy learns many te11on1 on a rough flalllng veue4 ID MOVIE • • ·~ "Rampage" ( 1963) Roben Mitchum. Etse M11r- 11nelll. Aller llley return to Germany from e safari, e big game llunrer plane !he d811111 or the tripper lo wnom he loll the girt he loveo Qi) MOVIE * * • 'Royal Wedding" (195 f) Fred Allaire. J1ne Powell A song~·dance ream gtves 1 P8ffonn1nee on England at Ille tltM tllal Queen Elfzabeth ff 11 put hng Iha ffnll louehel on lier rnlf rimon!IJ pf 1ns '1J) Ot8COVERINO THE AlllT Of KOMA Hlllorle1f •nd cuflufll b1c:koround mmed In l<orN ara lnciuded In 11111 focu1 on "5.000 YNrt Of Kor11111 Art," an axhibll lhll wlff bl touring Ille U S. OV8f IM ne111 (WO yeare ~~AS * * * "l'tf Cf\' Tomotrow'· ( 1955) Suun H1yw1rd, Rklll•rd Conlt Ac:trHI Lll· fl•n Aotn strugglee \#Ith .icono111m llld • f•dtno car-. .MOVll a* "WllO 81Y1 I c.n•t Aidt A Rainbow!" ( 1971) J1ck KIUOMM\, Norm• FIWICh TM C.Wtllk« ol I Orwnwleh VlllllQll pot1y llt'ITI ,_ 11/tcftoft by In ~IM wtate ~I wtio wanlll to ~ 1 ~n. on tht ltttn'1 tot '0 THI ltW>OW OF THI .,,.. ''The t9' 11) UO 8 ANIMAL.a ANIMAi.i AHIMALI "Anfmall ()I file Olliipa. ~ ltlallds (R) D MOVll • ·~ Tow. Of Ev1r· ( 111721 l 1y1nt Hellday J1tr tiawonll An l ban<loned old ffOhth~ beComM Ille ~ 01 _,. murd8<9 ano Ql\Ottty 00ing1 9 JOYIOf WOOOWORKINO (l)MOVIE • * • "C1m11tt " (10361 Gra11 Girt><>. Rober'! hy· f<>I' A con1umptlv1 Ftll\Ch COurlHan has ii 1r1glc rom1nce 3;00 8 2 WITH YOU FREE 4 ALL Mod&ralor Frank Kwan 8 OAEA T ADVENTURES "8rltoJll Rod Saa E.cPe<I•· lion" Ley Kenyoo wllo his, among Olher U11ng1. 1aug111 Prince Phllflp how lo IGUb• dive, 1otns fllls expedttoon 10 stuoy marine Ille and wlll display some spec1acur11 1mOerwa11H 100111ge fii) FIRING LINE "Tl\8 Ou.Ilion 01 Nam1 I>•• Guest Rev Pe11r I l\llangufa p1es10ent of Namibia's governing pe1111. Cll Plrty Cl) OREATESTSPORTS LEO ENOS ®)MOVIE * * •,. Tile Female lnstonct I 1972) Helen Hayes. Paulene Goddero Allhough well-meaning and resourceful. the ttld11< ty Snoop Sisters become a source or 1m1a11on and annoyance to their de1ec 11ve nepllew "'hen rney m8ddle 1n Ills cases 18 STAASKY ANO HUTCH Hutch risks ll1s fife lmpeo. sonettng a d~tor In orOer to treat a wounde<l gun- woeldlng merchant seaman who·s threatening to kill two hostages H THREE TALES DARK ANO DANGEROUS Three s1oru1s 1nvolv1ng 1n11ogue ancl D•zarre fanta- sy are presenrea Silver euue. starring ChroSIO- pher Plummer as Stteflocl. Holmes The Ugfy Boy wolh Barry Morse ano Rocking Horse Winner. fealutlng Kenneth More 3:308 MOVIE • • • •; Samson Ano Oehlan (19511 v1c1or Mature Hody Lamarr The moghly Samson flnas hos power curiallecl l>y the tovefy Oel01h Q ONCAMPUS Hosr George Fenneman Introduces young comics from Whlller College, Pep- 11erd1ne University. Oc<:•· dental College. Chapman Coll119e and Loyola Unlver • Slly 6l) THE HUMAN FACE OF CHINA "Somellllng Fo1 Every· one" A people'$ commune prooue11on team Is the focus 01 11111 flfm expfalnlOQ Ille workings ol • typical commune In Criln• (A) Cl) WESTERN OUTDOORS MAN (C)MOVIE "' • '> Brack Magic ( 1949) Orson Welles, Altlm Tlmlrott The mysterioua Cagflostro 11 prevented from lel11ng over 11'1 empire 0 MOVIE * * ',; AOMl>ud" ( 1975) Peter 0 ToOle. RICherd A ti en borough Five "'eaflhy girls 111e taken llOSl8Q8 l>y Arab terrorlsis &lier they board tlleir lux- urious yaclll and kHI the cr&w 'PG' 4:00 0 SUNDAY Hosts. Pal Satak. Susan Hahn Locaflon live from Ille Ce1e1>r11y All·Star SOfl· 1>a11 game at use. U MOVIE • • • · Frenchman s Creek (19U ) Joan Fon- 1aone, Arturo de Cordova A proper English lady 1s wooed ancl won Dy a lwashbuckffng French t>vccanee< D DALE EARNHARDT - ONE TOUGH CUSTOMER The story of NASCAA s <1efend1no Grand National Cn1mpoon Is tofd 0 MOVIE • • '"' Tiie Konglrsher Caper I 1975) Hayley Miiis 011vid McCallum Bluer Olsputes erupt among membefs ol a wealthy lam. lly concerning control 01 lhfttr Soultl Alrlean dill· mond interests 0) MOVIE • • '"' .. When The Norin Wind Blows (1974) Dan H11909'1y, Henry Brendon 1 Two Siberian snow tigers terrorlz a small mountain village and a wiry old mountain trapper meets up wit!! tllem while out on an aoven1ur1 In the woods G) MOVIE • • • .. Bui Nol For Me .. ( 1959) Clerk Gable, Lllfl Parmer A young actress seeks a romance with her middle-aged produoer ID WALL STREET WEEK "Oellaflon Atiead?' Guest Thomes J Holt, edllOf of The Holt lnveslmenr Advisory ' fii) ONCE UPOfl A CLASSIC Oomlnie Miss Sarah Tiie hOUMkeepet of CIStle S1a1nron ~· the cutte balfltf to capture Oomlnle, wtoo I• Delng Nllllelsty Interrogated. (Pitt 31 (A) (I) WONDER WOMAN Whtie ln'llOl'tled ln Ille top. N<il'9t l)'oductlOn of Amer. 1c:a·1 tlrlt Jet pf-. Won· o.t' Wom.n 19 l<Kl)'IMd by • v1$110t from P111dl11 lei~. (Part 2) 8MOVIE a •'A "Thi 8urg111s .. ( 11113) Jean·Paut e.tmon• do. Om11 Sharif. A ClOOked cop pur"'" a oroup of lhievtt 1¥1\0 uMd • CQMC>Uttr to ''"' 101TM1 Yll\llbla-lidl. Cl) COOf(JE GOii TO THI HOUtT AL COOllll ffnda 1M l'lotplllll 1 acery pf-bU1 ~· bY wttti Iha help Of htt trllllda. (%)MOY!£ ··~ "lrubalttlf" (1ff0) Ao0ert "-<!ford. Ylj)hat Kotto. A r9'of1~ wwdeti llnCOY9n ~ .... ~ ... ,. Mt TUBE TOPPERS / KCJt:r t2f 7 45 '"The Making of tht> Wizard of Oz.·· Mar1earet Hamilton, Ray Bol~er und Jack llalcy reminisce KTLA 0 8 00 "Yankee Sails Acro~s Europe " The "Yank ee" sails aero~~ t-:urope on canals and rivers. NHC EJ NBC 9 .00 "Audrey Rosi!." Marsha Mason and Anthony Hopkins star in a reincarnation thrille r. ABC f1 9 «l0 '·Tht> Way We Were .. A politkal aC'tivist murne~ her M mJ)ll1te oµµositt• in a lovC' story star nng f\arbru Stn•1s:.i nc1 und Robe rt Red ford prllon pos111g 1" 1n 1nm11111 A 4:30 0 INSIGHT C1rgos EL) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW m THE VICTORY GARDEN Bob Tnompson offer• &dvoce on every pn1M1 01 ~arden1no Ii MOVIE •It• , The Great San ""' t 197'11 Robe<t Duvall BfY!he Danner A rough· and-readv Mar1ne Corps offic.er faces oomes11c b81· ti•~ when he! Illes to ompo&e hot m111ra1y 1Cleata on 11111am1ty 'PG !0 • RASCAL DAZZLE Jerry L10w1~ ,,a,,ares tnos tool. at A.llalfa, Spanky B11ckwh.,9t end Oall1, lhll L11Ue Rascals 1111d 1e1nerr1 ber~ lllll day~ wnen we &nd 1ney wotre youno f$ MOVIE • • Don 1 Miu flltl Boal I 1980J JoAnne Wor ley Guv M.irks H118rtou~ ousaoven1ur11a abound on a ten·Oay cruise 10 lllfl Cartl>bean on the Marconi 6 00 fJ ABC NEWS EL) ARING LINE Ille Out<~hon 0 1 Namo boa Guest Rev Peter T Kafa11gu1a presooeni of Nam11>ta s 9overnong pe1111 cal pa11y m THIS OLD HOUSE Bui> Vila lalks woth a 11ea1 ong specoahst and tekes a took ar the t>edroom c•o· ~ts and a new kitchen sl<yhgh1 (RIC; J.) M·~·s·H @)NEWS 5:30 0 NBC NEWS 0 NEWS m HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH ·cancer Of The Colon (Al ()) WELCOME BACK, KOTTER ®) A8CNEWS (CJ MOVIE • • •. The Maoluntosn Man" C 1973) Paul New· man. Dominique Sanda Basec:t on 1 novet by Des. mond Begley A Brlllsll lnfeflogence agent 11\d n11 female cohort ore lorceo 10 cope w11n ooubte agents and froplP·cros~ on lllelr m1ss1on 10 capture 1 com muni•I apy 5:40 0MO\llE • • ·~ ··aon voy1g1, Ch•r· lie Blown'· (11179) Anlm•t· ed Directed by BIH Melen- dez Snoapy end WOOd- at o<:k follow eacll1noe students Cllathe Brown, Peppermint Petty Linus end Marcie on an lldven· lure·flllod four ol England and France G' -EVENIHG- e:oo I) (I) CBS NEWS 0 NEWS 0 MOVIE * * ·~ "King s Pirate ( 1967) Doug McClure. Jiii St John An American co1or1e1 marcnes wits w11h pirates In 18111-cenlury Spain wlllle trying 10 win 11 woman a love 0 $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE 0 AHORSEMAN AIDING BY "19 t6 The Profiteers Tllo Valley has ots first coosci. entloua objector end most o4 1r.. loc1ls do not lake 11 kloOty. Syoney Cod141fl VIS 11s P1ur 1nd 1r1os 10 Involve him In a doublluf Oeal (Pan 10) 0) MOVIE * * *'• 'Meet Me tn St Lou15·· ( 111•5) Judy G•r land, Tom Orak• 01sap pOlntmenl reigns es a St Louis lamlly Olac:ove< they must move ro N..., York jUSI belOll !hi WorfcJ s Fair Is about to open «!)MOVIE • • .. The Fiction Makers ( 1967) Roger Moore, Sylvia Syms till ALLCREATURES OREA T ANO SMAU fl "Alarms And Excur1fon1" SlegtrlOd Is dllermlned to rind tile pereon responJI· l>fe tor POllOf'llng aeverel are1 dogs (P1r1 251 '1:) EVENINGAT SYMPHONY Sel)i Ouw11 eon<IUC19 the Boaton Symphony Orche$- lte In Act Two ol "8-llrlc:e e1 Benedict " Tiie TlnO ... WOOd Fnt1v1r Chorul Ind SOk>ltlt i re leatured <llJ THE ROa<FOAD Fil.ES (8N8CNEWS (Q) VIETNAM: THE TIEN THOUSAND OAY WAR "Fronllint A,,,..lc1" A di•· wsalon on now Vletn1m dtlllded Ille American pub· fie, 1 factor In Praldenl Nixon'• detannlf\ltlon 10 find~. (Pin 8) (1)MOVIE • * • "Forbldo.t\ Pt-r ' ( tllH) w11tat Pldoeon. Anna Francia. Baaed on Sh1k"9eare'1 "ni. Tern· ~I " An OUllf tpeoe mil• llon ft launched to locate 1 PfO'-<>f wtlO het bMtl tMng f0t • NJrnl>tr or )'Wt Ori • dlatent pf1M1 ot the Mure t: 1& (%) MOVIE *a• "HIOh Pr11n1 Orllter" j 1973) Clint Elll· wood, Verne 8toom A ,,.,,,..... •l•tl'lgef rllllel the OOWlrdly '991denll of • Wetwn town to~ • lht ""..... OlllO wlltdl 1'111 Mltl MfrOftllno tMnl. 8.30 8 ()) GfJ NEWS 0 NEWS CONFERENCE MATCHOAME )MOVIE • • • Grafld Tllelt Auto ( 1977) Aon Howard. N111cy MOlgan A you•'ij man 11nd 111e daugntec of 1 mlllton- atre elope lo Lu Vegas In lier father·s R<>llS·Royc.e wllh a coflechon of lor1une hunters on hot ptJ(5Ull PG. 7 00 I) ()) eo MINUTES O aOISNEY'S WONOE.Rf'UL WOALO Big RllO A lonely 9P0r1S· man lltre5 a 14·year·old orphan ro help run 111s dog kennel and c11re 101 a f)r11e-wmn111g lrostt settotr (Pa11 1J(AIO 0 THOSE AMAZING ANIMALS featured a groz:z1y bear allacks llS trainer. two queon ~s light 10 ttie oaa1n wild mustangs s11uggle 10 survive agalns1 angry ranchers (A) 0 THE BAXTERS Where Have All The Flo· wers Gone, .. Can p&Ulon ano romance survtve a twenty.year marriage? And 11 not wllal replaces 1nem Illa! could POSSlbly De as eac111ng rew9rd1ng ancl satostyong? m PLEDGE BREAK Regulat1v scneoulecl pro go amm1ng may be Oelayed aue 10 ple<lge break~ W NOVA Vr1yager Jup11er Ano llevond Tiu• ~pacecralf Voyage1 t s tourney mrooqll lhe oul!'< solar sySlern lo date IS OOCu· m11nl80 (A)::,; ~ BEST OF TIMES '0 ,MOVfE • • • " Ano Justice For All" ( 19 791 Al Pacono. Jack Warden An •Cleallsloc law. yer has trouble coping with lhe •nsantty ot tile Amerl· can 1ud1cia1 system. 'A' 0 HARRY CHAPIN: YOU ARE THE OHL Y SONG Tho& master story-teller ano singer gives 1111 unfol • oenat>le performance of l11S llO<)'·IC1n9S 1n lhll SPI· ctally taPe And Drop Sl'IOI Vic Braden demonS1ra1es how I ..it·llmeI can DrNk 10 opponen1'1 ~llm(R)O 7:30 U FOCUS OH BRITAIN "Clustc Cars HOSI Ke41h Bur-wiek goes In 5earch ol some cfuslc cars on C1li· fornla end flfks 10 owner$ and en1nusl1Sls 1bou1 some 111s1or1e cars ano their descendants rn tile 1980s (CJMOVtE • • 'Swim Team· Ste- phen Furs! A pampered group of coun1ry cful>t>ers acquire a gotgeous new member wllo c flarges them up for Ille champion· snip ·po· 7:46 m THE MAKING OF THE WIZARD OF OZ Margore1 Hemolton (Tiie Wicked Wrtcll), Ray Bolger (Tiie Scarecfow) and Jack Haley (The Tin Man) rem1n· lsce about their 1ourney down the yellow brick road 8:00 II (I) ARCHIE BUNKER'S PLACE Ttle suooen deatn of 1111 mottler leaves Murray dev· as1ated with 01J1ll f()( nav· Ing lell lie< alone and prompts n1m 10 cance4 1111 weddrng plans (Part I) CA) O Q!CHIPS .Jon and Ponch ere uaioneo lo train the CHP u1111 s fltsl remale molorcy- c:le officers (Pe.r1 t)(AI 0 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Yankee Sans Across Europe" Ttavel1nq on c1n1ls and 11vers, Iha · Yankee" sans over 2.000 mites tnrougn tile hean of Europe. 8 9 FOULPLAY Tucker Is assigned to guard Captain Lomb1rOI, tht star witness In a gang- land murder trlaf, lrom assaulns wllo w1n1 ro keep him from testllylng. D IT IS WRITTEN m MERV OAIFAN Gue11s Helen AedOy. Pia Zador1, Frid Travllena. Piie B1rbu11r. Jolin lWO<T>eY LIOnl Boyd, A.o H\K19V • HEEHAW Guatlt Aiy Prloe Bo11 Car Wltlla. Kentuelly ChlmM Cloooefs G NOVA "Anolulfon On Setum' An upd1te on voy1,g9r 1·1 exploralton of S1t1Kn In 1979 fNturea unique lllm fool1041, moe1 of whldl hu n-before bMn -on talevtllon.Q CB)MOVIE •**"The Hunt«" (111711) Slevt Meauean. Ell Wal· flCh. A1lph "P1pa" Thor· son fff<I• 1 d1noatou• '"• .. I modem-<llY bounly hunt«. 'PG' (J)MOVll * * * * .. Chtnltown .. ( 1974l Jeck Nlellolaon. flayt O\lnflWtY DutlnQ lfle 19* •• pthi•ll dlfectl~ lnvttttoat• I CIM lhlt rftMfl 1 trill ol oorrup. lion, lnoelll Ind rnurcltr .MOYll • •" "Ho11ey1uckla "-" ( 1tl0) W9e NeAeon. o,.. ~ WMe on '°"". • r... counuy. w .. t1rn •lr>ow beeomea 1nvoiveo 11rflh Ille ..aucuve daughl« Of hll IMdelllek IYln 11\0ugll lie llMI lovet hi• 111y-at-flome -.tie 'PO' CZ>MOVll • *',>\ "Thi Nu<la Bomb (IMO) Don Ad1tn•, SyM1 K1l•t81 S8Cllf IQent Mii<· well Sm1t t r 1c:a1 hi• moat d•llO*<OIJ• 1dVefury In an atch VIiiain wllO plane 10 ltunch mluli.t that Wiit 01.,01>1 tile trthre f\um111 popul1110n PG. I: 1CI. EVEHINO AT POP8 Singer Andy Wlllll.,1t jOlnt JOM Wlllllll!ll and file Boaton Pops 0<ChNtl• 1:308 (1) ONl!OAV ATA ff ME Scllne11111r becomtt rom111t1Cally 1nvol\lt0 with a 22-yllr·Old (P1r1 1111'll 0 THEWOALO TOMORROW 11:00 IJ (I) ALICE A young lady lruclo.er •• stranded 111 M ... , whe11 she tell• nor over 1morouJ p1r1n1!f 10 111.ot hit truci. 11nd hll lllt tO•O (A) O Q!MOVIE • • * AuClrey ROH t 19111 M1rsha Muon Anlh0<1y Hopi.ins Q BEST OF FRIENDS An ddap1a1ton 01 a snort SIOfy bv Ernest Heming. wav aae11ng with 1 raff •CCoclenl on the C01or11clo Rover 11nd tnt1 an1u1ng ret1- 1oon5'11ps U ®J MOVIE ••• ·~ Th11 Way We Were 11973/ BarDra S11e1sand, Ro1>e11 All<!foro 0 WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS LIVlng Savon111ro All tho jW8rmong heros ol AlllCMI wolclllle are pul Into locus ID DOLLY Gues1 Ronnie Milsap m PLEDGE BREAK Regularly schoclulereal.s O)MOVIE • • • One Ttock Pony f 1980) Paul S•mon Blatt Browrt A once.popular ~•ormer os pretsureo Uy everyone arouno him to arop "'' style 01 mu11c 1nd wrole songs Illa! can brtng hom Dack to lhe top 40 A 11·20 &;) MASTERPIECE THEATRE FESTIVAL OF FAVORITES Sunset Song lhe U11fu1 roweecome a teacher Jean Guthne commns auicooe !Part I) IR) 9'30 II()) THE JEFFERSON$ 11elen ancl Louise go 10 en all-male strop show \Al 0 BREATH Of LIFE . Ot>eSlfy" Gue&! Or RICh· arO Nell 0) INSIGWT «!) NASHVILLE MUSIC Guests Jonn Conlee, Jim· moeC N&wmnn m NOVA "Anatomy 01 A VOicano An 1n1erne11ona1 1e1m of geotog•ll& studies Ml S1 Helens 1n an eflOfl 10 uncovet clues whleh wHI lead lo more •ccur11e pre. cloc:;11on1 ol eruphons 1n lhe lulure (R)Q CC)MOVIE • "AchtzolO ( 11180) K18'.11 Ktnskt. M1nanD Hiii A Cf&Z41d murder• Wl>O u- ICINOl'I to do l wey with a series of dlvorc.ed or unllapplly merrted .omen -'d• e feflllf lo 1n advice columnllt lttClf each klfl· i A. 11:45 CINEMASCOAE 10:00 (I) TRAPPER ~N. M.O. l rapper fakes on lhe fob of 'remodellng· 1he daughler ol an old Ir 1end who ts a Sludent nurse II Ille hosl)ltal. to make het look e11rac1ove 10 Gonzo jR) am NEWS 0 ERNEST ANGLEY ID INDEPENDENT NETW~KNEWS lttJ MOVIE • • '"> The Flrll Oeaoty Son ( 1980) Frank Slnllra. Faye Dunaway A veter1n New York City police detec11ve, WllOta wife IS sutterong from 1 serooua lfl. ness. tries lo c1tc:h 1 brutal killer lerroriZJng M1nna1. ran ·A· 0MOVIE * * * '"' "Avl!ltlf (1972) Jaci< Lammon. Jutlet MUls A conMNlffVI bullnets· m111 falls 1n IOve wt111 tile aflghffy fl(!()enlr IC Otughlet ol 1111 dead l•ther·s ml•· treu (Z)MO\llE • * '"' "Brubaker' ( 1980) Robert Redford. Y1phet Kouo A reform-minded warden uncovera wld•· spread corruption wll8f1 ne en10t1 hll newly 1tafgned pr11on pollnO 11 1n tnm11e 'A' 10:26 9 FREE TO CHOOSE "How To S11y Free" Or Miiton Frtedm1n lhowe hOw concenlreted POW« In ,,,. hllnda or 1 re ... , ev.n elected r8')fetenl11Uve1. It 1111 ~1 M<lou1 lhra1t to freedom. IA)Q 10:30 I JEAAY FALWELL JIMMY SWAGGART MOVIE * * ·~ 'Tiie S111n1ng .. ( 1980) JIClt Nlellolaon, Slleltey Ouvlll OlrlC'led bY St111ley Kubridl. A fOf'l'llel' lcilooltaecn. hired .. I w1n1., c:ara1.ii• fClf 1 remote, end &pparenll')I h1Unted. ColOrado llOtal, 11 anowbound lhera With Illa wtte end e11trvoy1n1 ')IOUllO ton 'A' 10:45 (1D MOVIE .. Chaec:h And Chong'• Next Movie" ( 1080) AiOh· atd "Chffch" Mtrln. Thomae Cl\ono. Two rMll 111ve many ldv1nturas In tile Loa A~ ., .. Whtn they mMI up with tome IOW tie*•, tuecloua l1d')I *'111. vtlft IOIM Holly· wood m-. pat1ots ~ I go In j)llf'IUll Of tht ultl- mttt 1\1.oh. 'A' 11:00 I (I) HIWI , PACalTTPI Holt l.MTY Mceot"'6dl • WIU), WIU> WON.I) OIANIMW "LMng Tundra" U.. ii\ 1M At<tk C#Cll9 ........... CJ:)MOYll • • "'~ Tiie 1Stfl" t tllO) ...., po.,.. "*"" Bii enna "'llQ I lie 1eopen1ng of 1111mmet c:amo. CloMd 20 yMrt _.,., •fter '"'• rnurwe. 1t1recta 1 vtndle> llYa 1tflta1 •llo llnlltt UNUlj)ec:llng IM!Wlgell 'R 11111 CUNIWI 1120 8 98NIWI 11:30 IP<>f'TI lltHAL Hott. Jim H1a I 700Cl.U8 WILO, WILD WOl'ILO O'ANIMALI ..Konfld Lore nz And 0-" Thi revolUllOl\lrY lfudi.1 of .nlmll blll!Wlor .,.~led 0) MOVIE • * ',>\ "Wiien Tiie Norlh Wind Btow1" (19741 01n HIQQOflY. Henry Br111don Q) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY Guesis Biii Monroe, Jean• nle C Alley ID SNEAK PREVIEWS Roge1 Ebert and a.ne Sosli.ef lool< at the bfft IN· II.tie lllms produc:ecl by the new breed ol Ametlean onoeoenclenf r~mm1ken. (Al (]) FIGHT BACK WITH DA 1/10 HOROWITZ 1 I 45 1) THE ROCKFORD FILES 11.50 D ABC NEWS ®)MOVIE • • • Just For You 111152) Bong Crosoy Jane ~min Q!MOVIE *' * ; LOVUllJ You ( 11157) Efv11 Presley. Ltzal>elll Sco11 I I 55 'HJ MOVIE • • lhe Awakening·· ( 1\1801 Charflon Heston, ~usannan York An orc:haeologlsl's daughter bec.omots 1-tOS!Mlsslld by the malevolent spirit of an a11c1an1 Egyptian queen 'A' -MIONIGHT- 12·00 Cl) ROOKIES f1l) THE TOM COTTLE SHOW Menial Pahent A woman Sloares ner nort1ly1ng e•pe roences of being on _tour mentlf 1n1111u11ons OREA T AMERICAN HERITAGE SPECIAL 12050 MOVIE • • , Loving You ( 1957) Efvos Presley L1111>eltl Scoll 0 MOVIE * • • Oragne1 ( 1969) J&c;k Web!> Hauy Morgan 12. 15 2 MOVIE • • • Hogh Ptaons 011fle1 (19731 C11n1 East· wood. Verna Bloom A nameless strenge1 r1111es tile cowardly 1es1dent1 of a Weste<n town to c!!allenge tne ruthleH gang *""h h81 been terrorizing them 12:215 0 MOVIE • •,, "On•Trlek Pony (1980) Pll!JI Simon, Bfelr Brown A once-popular perfof'lner IS P<•Uured by everyone 1rouno lllm to drop his Slyte or musie 11nd Wfll• tong• that can bung lllm Decll IO Ille lop 40 .R. 12:30 ID LOS ANGELES WEEK IN REVIEW Hott Cle11 Robene 12.,6 1) NAME Of THE GAME Gt.nn Howard I !"llUSIJ 10 back a polttlcal Cllldidall '-di to blld<mell and t llreaf I f O Ills puOllshlng empire 1:00 e NEWB (C)MOVIE • * • 'A Oltferent S1ory· ( 1978) Perry KlnO, Meg Foster A m111 Ind a 'NOfll- 1n ,_. Ind we 111radild to one 1no1hef'. bUt ttlel1 re111tonsn1p 11 cornpllc~ned t>y 1ne feet thll 11>ey are l>Olh hOmOM~Ulf 'A' MOVIE • "Jaal. Tiie Rlppet" ( 11160) Lee Patteraon. EdOte Byrne A llendlsh madman eludes Scotler1d Yard wtiff• conducuno • ;11sty one-man CNsaOe to e11m1na11 P<OSlltullon. 'A' 1 30 0) TEEN SCENE 1·45 9 ABC NEWS 1:S0(8NEWS 2:00 (%) MOVIE * • • "C1mUle" (1136) Grete G1rt>o. Aot>etl Tay· 1or A consumo11w French cour1esan has • lrlQIC romance 2'06 0 ATONE Guest Tony Bill 0MOVIE • "''h ·Honaysuckte Aoee I 111801 Wl"le l\lalson. Oyen Cenf\Oll While on tour a T uu couotry· wutern singe< l>8Came$ • onv()fved wrlh the Mduelfve dauohter ol Ille llfdeklell even tllougll Ill atilt •-, his Sl8V•ll·h0tne wife ?<)' 2:161 NEwS 2:30 TOOAY'S AELIOIOH SPECTACULAR LONDON Suianna Som«1 talc .. liil on I dlZZllnO rout Of ~ don 10 ... Ille llohta lnCt IOYndl of Sollo. PlclCM!y Cl1eut Ind Ille T ewer of London. 3:00 8 FAITHWAY8 (C)MOVIE * "SchlzOld .. ( 1980) K._. Klnllct. Mll!Me Hill. A. Ctand mul'deflt whO .... IClllOn to do IWty ... • • nrla1 ol dlvClfceO Of unhlC>olly married wOf'!llln SWldl I letltlf lo 111 ldlilce I~' 11111' MCf'I ... i:Oe. HEWS 1:30 ~ UVf DEAOt -THIE GAAT&UL OIAD IN CONcsrr Tiie G11tefuf DMd are tat· 11.tt'ad In I Halloweetl COii• ott1 II Radio CIT)' MullG Hiii in New Y0tll Cit)' 11ot1- ld by Al Ftllnken lll1d T ~ Davia CI)MOVll • .... "The Nudl Bomb''I. (1H0) Don Ad.,,., 8~e Krlatll, Stol'l4 aeent MD· -.II Sl'lllr1 ,_ hie moat d"'°"OUt ad~ Ill .,, arctt Yllllln wt1o .,_ to llUnCtt rnlaaMla lflllt wtll ** lht antll'I ~ E 'PO' •:OO ..,..,.Aee dO ~ • • "'rleley The l3ttl' f1NO) l.c.y P...,, A~ enne Kine, The reopei11111 of I Miwner CMl(ll, ~ al>,..,._..,""' I mw--.-.. • **'" ,.,,. ..... wM lt.11lfM' .......... 'W -~------1--·--·--~-------· ---------------- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Aug ust 23, 1981 LOI #2 i\~ IS NOW ~a HARBOR BLVD IN COSTA MESA FACtORY AUT.HORIZED DEALER FOR ALFA ROMEO•MASERATl•SAAB•PEUGEO THE FINEST USED CARS AVAILABLE TRIUMPH•BENTLEY•COSWORTH VEGA•VW CONV. 848 DOVE ST. NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 . . . -.. 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Bnng your bes1deal 1n writing & see what we II do tor you Ad applies to vehicles in stock; Cars sub1ect to pnor sale All pnces plus tax hcense doc tee. dealer installed options & finance tees Ad must be presented at time of purchase Sale ends Monday. August 24 1981 a1 c;lo-.c ot tws1nes::. The Newest Economy Car From Japan ISUZU THE ISUZU DIESELS EH E!!! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! EPA CITY EPA HWY. These figures are for comparison only, your mileage w1 II vary COSTA MESA • .. ., Though the Nissan Stanza wzll be the first new car carrying the Nissan name. others. like the Datsun ·280-ZX Turbo pictured here, will follow as the models are redesigned or changed . Daily Pilat SUNDAY, AUG UST 23, 1981 STOCKS REAL ESTATE CLASSIFIED C3·4 CS·7 C8-12 Don't get crossed up w hen f iguring out our puzzle . . . CB What's in a nam.e? Japanese automaker to change Datsun to Nissan By KEITH TUBER 0.11, 1'11111 ......__, E.iter Pnct' a Nissan, 1t ·~ good for you Nissan . Wt• an· driven Don't laugh, 1t could hap pen. In fact. it will happen Nissan U S A . distributor of Datsun cars and trul'ks. w ill begin the process of changing the name of its vehicles from "Datsun" to ··Nissan" wi th thc rntroduc lion of the N1!>san Stanza in mid-October "There arc several reasons the company 1s doing th1~. ·· said Art Sprnclla of Hob T homas & AS!>Ol'1ale!>, who represents Nissan l' S A ··First. vou haVl' to un derstand that 60 p<:rcent of all the cars produced by th<.' l'Ornpany worldwidt• are Nissan cars Actually, thl' DaL'iun namt• 1s virtuall} in significant in Japan those• are lht• h•ast expensive cars and commcrc·1al vehicles, ltke IJghl trucks ··The N1s!>an name. on the other hand. s1gnif1es quality. The way things are now, it would be· Ith manufacturing Cadil lac· in Europe and marketing 1l here under the name Volkswagen. ··Also."· Spin(.•lla conlinued, · ·thcre ar<: future product poss1bilttics, l1kt• electronics hardware. for instance. Nissan would ltke all its pro- ducts marketed under the -.amt• namt' · PC'LN West. president of the Southt•rm California Uatsun Tk<ilers Association, feels tht' laltl•r rc•ason is more on par with Tokyo's feeling!'> '"All of Nissa n 's s ub- !>idiaries. and there are a lot of <See DATSUN. Page C?> Rinaldo: Growing old is not a taxing problem By MARY JANE SCARCELLO Of .. o.lly ...... ,_ A young Newport Beach businessman is mak· ing plans for old age, but it's not his own advanc· ing years that occupy his attention. .. By age 62, the average American worker has contributed $12,000 to Social Security, but he draws it out during the first 18 months after r etirement," sa id John Rinaldo, chairman of the board of American Home Companies . "Social Security will phase itself out or result in one worker directly suppo rting o ne non- worker," he continued. "with m oney transferred from a paycheck to an old-age check. Social Security never was intended as a retirement fund, but rather a n old age insurance against starvation. "Our company did a survey of 5,000 people, and 72 percent didn't expect Social Security to be around when they retir e." Rinaldo. in his early 40s, has built a tax prac- tice into the six American Home companies now EXECUTIVE PROFILE he adquar tered in Newport Center: American Home (Mortgage Corp.>. American Home T hrift a nd Loa n . American Home Nat ional Bank, American Home Limited Properties. American Home Pension Products and American Home Pension Services. About 175 employees work al the company headquarters and anothe r 200 are employed in the properties division. While demographics show a n increasin g number of Americans age 65 and above, Rinaldo says 80 percent of the work force has no retire- ment plan. "Actually. 60 percent has no plan. and another 20 percent don't keep what they have long enough to be vested," he noted. Vesting, whic h gives a worker a non - forfeitable r ight to retire ment benefits. occurs on- ly afte r being with a company for a specific length of time, varying with the company and the plan. Individual Retireme nt Accounts (IRA) a nd Keogh pension funds allow employees or the self- employed to set aside money in a tax-exempt fund to withdraw during retirement years. when the taxpayer's bracket should be lower. Rinaldo is enthusiastic about the tax bill s igned by President Reagan this month which broadened participation in the IRA and doubled the top annual Keogh participation to $15,000. "With these new rules, housewives can go back to work part-time and put away several thousand dollars each year toward retir ement so they won't be de pendent on their husband's Social Security m later years." he said. "It's even worse for widows who have to live on s urvivors' benefits.'' But the traditional plans in banks, savings and loans and stocks haven't collected enough inte rest to keep pace with inflation, according to Rinaldo, which is why his company was the firs t in the na- tion to devise reUrem ent plans invested in second trust deeds. CT h e d eed s, also known as "second mortgages.·· are popular in California, where soanng home values have made them vital for first-time purchasers and tempting to owners cashing in on equ.ity>. The numbe r of mortgage brokers having problems and declaring bankruptcy lately doesn't bother Rinaldo. "We're in a real estate 'buat·let' now," he said. "Borrowe rs got s wing loans on property they inte nded to sell, but then sales slumped. "Actually, fe w investors lost money, although a fe w e nded up with property or longer loans. Both borrowers a nd investors should have had better counseling ." Another a re a of his company de als with private limited partnerships. allowing investors with $5,000 or more to join with others to own part of larger properties. The company bought troubled Manna Pacifica Mall in Long Beach last year, which Rinaldo describes as ··turning around dramatically" due to both structural and management policy changes. His companies also are involved in building a bank at the corner of 16th Street and Newport Boulevard in Costa Mesa. described by Rinaldo as t he first in 50 years with 50 percent initially owned by one person. Another company, his thrift and loan, differs from savings and loans because it deals more in commercial lending, although he says the concepts between the two institutions are mer ging. The companies. a ll called American Home ··because the name is warm and said what we wanted to say," a re part of Rinaldo's 10-year, 20· year, 30-year and 40-year personal life pla n . The Newport Beach resident grew up in Long Beach. where he be gan a tax practice in 1962. "I was inter ested in business but wanted a n accounting background." he said. "I liked taxes because I could get to the ·meat and bones' of a company and discover why one pe rson made <See RINALDO, Page C?> Can't stomach rats? Then feed them to death Old formula retires rodents through 'fatal irregularity' By PAT DUNN Of .. ...,,...., .... "Rattus ra ttus" did not get clearance from the s tate Coastal Commission to buUd its home along the Orange Coast, but the roof rat has never been concerned with regulations or acceptance pro- cedures anyway. Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley and other beach city dwellers would welcome a modern-day Pied Piper -or some s ure way to iet rid of the in- c reasing number of slender. agile rodents which are migrating from inland areas via utility wires, CONSUMER CLOSE -UP roofs and fences . If uncontrolled, they can eat their way through hundreds of dollars worth of landacapln1 and fruit trees -u well as causing extensive damate inside a houle or other residen- tial build.in((. A homemade, lnexpenalve remedy 1u11ested by a lon1-Ume Daily Pilot reader prompted a clo.e look at wbat "realty worb" when it comes to elhnlnaUna these unwelcome lntruden. The reader claimed, "I've 1otten rid of rats ln Santa Ana, mire In Tustin and fteld mice in lrvtne Terrace (and there wert jllllona when we ploneeTtd the terrace).'' The IOluUon, •h• said, 11 makln1 a dry mlx· c ture of one-third plaster of Paris <a 1ypsum com· poslUon which hardens when mixed wlth water) and two-thirds white nour. The mixture should be placed in s mall, open containen around the house and garage for mlce and ratl to feed on. "I learned of lhl.s years a10 when It wu used to rid a Santa Ana bakery of mice problems. The bakery had lnvested many dollars tryln1 lo control the mice, but. notbint wu 1ucce11ful until a German baker from Milwaukee wu hired and be off erect this remedy. It worked when notblnC el1e dldl" • • • Fre d Beams, education coordinator for Orange County Vector Control District, reco1nlied the baker's formula. "Ob yes, the old conalipation solution." He explained that rats and mice con- sume this mixture, drink eome water to wHh it down -and face fatal irrelularity. Beams noted that t.b1s mixture may not be a favorite dish of roof rats. "They are very picky about their diet and prefer to tat backyard fare, such u oranges, avocadoa, natal plums, other ripe fruits, walnut.a, pet fooda. snalll. and era., and bird Med . "The most important thing for coastal resi· denL'i to remember is that Algerian ivy, widely used for landscaping and soil stabilization, pro-' vides the perfect hom e for roof rats," Beams sai~ "It 's usuall y quite dense in neighborhoods that are1 six or 10 years old. They live in it and even feed o it... • ' Beams explained that the rat's s urvival and' prosperity is dependent upon the existence of: abundance of food, amount and availability of har borage and a dequate wate r. Environmental management is the first and most effective step to gel rid of roof rat.a and mice as well as to discourage them from l.aking u~· residence in established neighborhoods, be said. The Vector Control District su1gest.s these steps · Harvesting oranges, avocados, peaches apricots, plums. walnuts and tangerines as soon u they are ripe. Never leaving uneaten pet food out over. night. Keeping palm trees and yucca plants well trimmed. Algerian ivy, oleander, bou1ainvUlea and other thickly matted plants should be trimmed well away from walls, fe nces, uUllty poles and trees. -Storing wooct a nd lumber pllea on racu at least 18 inches above the ground. Stora1e boxes s hould be neatly stacked close to1ethu. Clean ~ all debris piles. -Keepin1 pet food in a sealed container II s tored ln the 1arage or other outbllildln.1. -Repalrinl leaky faucets Joel ellmlnaU., any other UMece11ary standlna ••tel'. <See RATS, P11e Cl) , Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, A~guat 23. 1981 LOCAL STOCKS SPOTLIGHT fl'UHI HOQ, Fluor ~rn Eng/Const. Oll products Oii products Instruments Auto products S&L ..,. MVIM8 , ....... , S.C,826.3 1,S47 4 74 .1 CLOU CLOSE 1/14 43~ 461/• SS 30 171/a s~. 9/21 381/ .. ,,~ S•~ 31 18:1,; s:v. NET CHANGE -s~ Ve .,,,. +1 From Page Ci DATSUN' NAME CHANGING ... tht'm, huvc N1sban in their numl'S." We t ~aid "They alrt.'ady pTtidu1.·t' u vurlety of products move as being a P<>sitlxe one ' Nissan is known around tht• world and Is well-respect ed ," Emmerich said. "l don't foresee tiny negative Ct spcrts of it, and I don't believt' there will bt• uny drop in business." steps, spread ovt•r a con Mderable length of lime "ll 's 101ngo to take awhile. with the num~ changes or the automobiles first, and the dealerships much later. ' , • B•ker Intl Smith Intl Beckman Inst. Wynn's Intl. Downey S&L Presley Cos. Gen Autm. St.-Paciflc I rvlne Orange Ne wport Bch. Fullerton Fullerton Costa MHa Newport Bch. Anaheim Costa Mesa Home bulldlng Cmp. products Home bulldinQ Ti tle Insurance Fgt. forewarder 011 products S49.3 173.7 140.9 132.4 12S.8 121.7 121 0 116.9 108.6 IXCM. NYSE NYSE NYSE NYSE NYSE AMEX NYS E OTC NYSE OTC AMEX NYSE OTC NYSE NYSE AMEX OTC PSE OTC NYSE OTC OTC AMEX NYSE OTC AMEX OTC AMEX OTC OTC OTC OTC OTC OTC OTC OTC OTC OTC 1231 .. 12111 12 17'1• 61/e 28.1/• 1211, 151'7 7111 11 J(. 12 12 + 111 .. 'le .3,1. "But whut I think is that N1ssan'b planninl( to bcl·omtt a major uutu monu(u{·turtor in lh.Js country. The• Nissan Motor Manufncturing Cori> , which 1s thl' 1.·ompany's Ten· nessee based Jlickup tru1.·k m anufoctur1ug arm, will turnout 15,000 trucks a month. beginning with the 1983 model Yt'ar One possible negati ve aspect. though , m ay ht! the millions of dollars that will have to hE' s 11en1 to re· t•duc·ate the Amer1ran public. West said that by next s ummer, most of the Datsun dealer~ wall have changed their si~ns Lo refl ect the new name . But according Lo Spint·ll u , that wo n 't necessarily be the tase I I , 11 ·fl/a .J,I .. "The target date I have is Dec 26 , 191l3," he said "That's the 50th anniversary or the l'Ompany, and they'd ltke to have the change across the boards by then " •• I I . . :- 1st. Amer Fin. Santa Ana WTC Inc Varco Intl F /Wst. Fn. Cp. Nat'I Ed Newport Bch. Orange Newport Bch. Newpor1 Bch. Irvine Santa Ana S&L Voe. training Furniture Mobile homes Irvine Cmp. products Newport Bch. Home bultdlng 11 "· 171/4 61/1 28'1, .. :v .. 14:V. 7 If. 10~ 11 NC NC .. , ... 81/11 • .:If. ·'I• -1~ -1 -•111 "I think you' II Sl'e a car plant perhaps on the same s1tf' before very long They bought an awful lot of pro perty there " Local dcalcn. already seem to havt.> acc:t.-pted the immediate change Bernie Emmerich. general manager of Nt•wporl Datsun in Newport Beach. sees the According to Spinell a , "Nissan is totally committed to this new nam e change They are prepared to spend whatever is necess ary to drive the point across to the American public " Local dealt•r A 1 Para JCCkas. genel'al manager of Dot Datsun tn Huntington Beach. said he believed the name-change process will be one of a scnes of gradual The Nissan Stanza. to be introduced in New York Oct. 9-12. replaces the Datsun 510 It reatures front-wheel drive, and will reportedly seat five adult!> and provide adequate s torage s pace for that many pas:.enger~ I ' . . RB Indus! G.W. Homes Cmp. Autm Am. Pac. Mercury S&L Pac.. Scientific Huntington Bch. S&L Anaheim Control Inst. Plastics 89 4 89.3 8S.• 8".1 81.2 76.7 74.9 62.8 62.6 S7.6 SS.9 55.6 52.1 '42.6 <l().7 40.S 39.2 37.0 36.0 27.6 26.3 25.2 23.3 20.S 19.3 18.6 6''• 6118 243/4 101/a 17/16 511 .. 18~ 403/4 1211e 4% 611a 6~ 24 93/4 111. 51/. 171/a .co11. 10~ 4~ 1/e 15~ 2lll• 5 ·'I• .lf • From Pa e C1 Fluoroc.arbon Lac;iuna Niguel • Cov.ng Tech. Irvine Home building Mobi le homes Cmp. products Med. products Elect. products Food process. Sound systems Health care Cmp. printers Concrete prod. Fireplaces Acrylic shtg. R.E.services Dewate r equip Elect. circuits Eng/Const. Hote ls & R.E ·\la ~ 3/16 NC RATS CAN BE EXTERMINATED ••• :· • ' ... :· Silvercrest Ind. Buena Park MSI Data Costa Mesa Bentley Lab. EECO Brgtord Fds. Altec Co~p. Care Pnn1ron1cs For Bet L111 Ramp Gen. Swed low VT N Stang Hy West. Dlgt. Ullrasystems First Newport Irvine Santa Ana Anaheim Anaheim NewPort Bch. Irvine Laguna N 1guel Irvine Garden Grove Irvine San Clemente Newport Bch. Irvine Newport Bch 153/4 22 5 111. 161 ... 1J. 91; .. 9'111 91,. 71 > 111. 16 1~ 91,4 91,. 91. 8¥8 . , ., .. -'I? -1~ NC! -1/e -11e •1 .. NC NC .. , .. ·'le NC +-l/9 NC When renovating or planning landscaping, select a substitute for Algerian ivy A list of ground cover plants unsuitable for rat har borage is available from t he Vector Control District upon request. If roof rats are s till a problem, Beams sug- gests using traps r ather' than chemical control. "Rat tr aps may be ui;ed in the yard a nd inside buildings with good results. Wood s nap tra ps (anchored with a nail and piece of wire ) are inex- pensive, give positive results, and eliminate the possibility of a poisoned rat dying in an inaccessi· ble area. creating serious odor problems.'' Beams emphasized that roof rats are very shy creatures "They· re neophobic -afraid of anything new in their environment. They really don't want to go inside a house and when they are ,--.---~------:..:·, Gtou ,,.,,.,,_. ltQUrft rrom '•'' rePCWlf'd h~ ye•r TM O"'l•r~uw count.r IOTCJ or•<tt•tt ,,_ ••P o.o tot f'.CP\ CS.lo Quol•llont<our1fty &.I.em., Et<hl•r Mill Aicll.,d> Inc , Nowpo<1 &.«II :t•'aEAGAl'S TAX CITS~•: From Page C1 ·RINALDO LOOKS AT POLITICS • • • i CAI MAIE YDI RICH i I I I WELL KNOWN SPEAKER I money and another didn't." Tax season lasted only three months of the year, Rinaldo said, so he spent the remainder of the year in grnrl uate school. earning a master's degree in psychology from USC and later gradual· ing from law school there. "I have a fascination with learnfag," he ex plained, "and never intend to stop. I'm a master builder, but l'm sllll laying bricks.'' He prefers to work late during the week . if necessary, to keep weekends free. He and his wife Robyn li ve in a golf-course view home in Newport Reach with a son and two daughters. -; A "getaway" waterfront home in Huntington Harbour has cut down on his zeal for travel. he ad- • mitted. because "tl's close but lets me think 1'm away." "F or t he most part , I 'm done . adding companies , ex- cept for a few var iations. I 'd like to write . and get in- volved in. politics.'' Rinaldo's free time is spent as far as possible from columns of numbers and bus iness deals. "I played c h ess as a kid a nd was the California state cha mpion," he remembered. ·Most chess players were older so I gained ex· posure to the arts through my association with them ." Fresh flowers and antiques rm the Design Plaza corpor ate headquarters and phone callers ptaced on "hold" hear classical music. Rinaldo estimates American Home's annual contribution to the arts at a bout a quarter or a million dollars. Beneficiaries or the largesse include Channel 2J.f and the Seattle Opera. This month the company co-sponsored an outdoor symphonic "pops" concert s ¢es at Orange Coast College. _, "This t ype or concert is the first level or ex- pOSure necessary to a ppreciate a symphony," he ~plained. "and it's my contribution to the Orange , ·e 9unty Mus ic Center. We have to develop an au- d tence for it. I'd ra ther give free admission than dOn ate lo build a lar ge edifice " Descri bing h im selt as a J e ffer sonian , De mocrat. Rina ldo said, "I'm a human being Uefore anything else. • "Bus iness exists for a social purpose and must meet a socia l need . For example , when the pablic switched fro m horses to automobiles. the buggy industry died · ''But the government has failed in econo mic : · 9 eres. and we're getting back to free enterprise. , I which the founding f athers intended . They purposely made production a nd distribution too unwieldy to functrnn in government's hands . "When the government is In control. every- one 1s a serf.·· His economic predictions for the near future include a ratcheting up of the prime rate which may hit 23 percent before going back down "Interest is held artificially high to contract the money supply." he said, "and forecasts a re a guessing game. because the Federal Reserve con- trols rates " Rinaldo's own futu re is more prdict able. .. For the most part. I'm done adding companies. except for a fe w variations," he said . "I'd like to write and get involved in politics." First step in his involvem ent was fi li ng to run for the Newpor t-Mesa School Board seat in Trustee Area 4 currently held by Betty J o Bailey. And h is wr it in g projects include a just- completed love story as well as a book designed to popularize physics and one on economics called "The Theory of the Su rplus Class." "It refutes the Mar x and Engels theor y of economics, because t hey never made any alloca- tion for surplus," he said. "IC you wa nt to influence societ y, you have to write," he added . "Winston Churchill, Thomas J efferson and Abra ha m Lincoln are reme mbe red because t h ey wrote. a nd i n Egy pt t he hieroglyphjcs a re still on the walls. "If there's one thing I want to do to be remem · bered for, it·s m y cont ribution in writing." I DON D. NELSON : At10fney Al Ulw I Cer11fled Public A~ountant I I FO<m« Coltege Profesaor I I LEARN HOW TO: : I I. Bec:otM hMntt .. J llldtpelldetll l. Cct starttCI 1"111 SI0,000 or less S. I Oo4lblt llld l11p6t JCMll tu sllelttf wttll lllt "" Ao1111 Tu Bdl 4. Use new I CapltJt GllM L•ws 101 1nwutori i. P1r less tu o l Hawe a l1rp Rut I Esalt COfllPlllJ be 10ll' partner J. ~llO• wll•I lo bvr Ind tr!IJ new laws I .. uate MOtllef "tlOoftl 111 Jlq Estate l Oelttl!llllt lfNt l)1lt ol mu I !of ,ou ate l lUtn lo 1si tllt t!llll questlOllS '°' success l!ld a'tOtd 1111 I I ;_ 1t. 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I can almost gua rantee that setting them on the third or fourth rtight will br ing successful results ." Beams added that traps s hould be placed along known rat runways such as fence tops, walls and securely fastened lo beams and rafter s in garages if rat activity is evident If a serious problem exists. Beams urges con- sumers to phone the Vector Control District at 971-2421. or stop by the offi ce at 13001 Garden Grove Blvd . Garden Grove. RADIO PAGER '6.65 PER MONTH For services only l'nlimited page s and pur- cha se your reconditiont>d pa- ger for only SJOO with 30 days guaranteed part'\ a nd la bor. Be paged in a four count~ area . Los Angeles. OrangE'. San Bernardino and Rh·t>r · sidt> Counties. 401 S. SANTA FE SANTA ANA CALL 714/835-3305 ORANGE COUNTY RADIO TELEPHONE SERVICE The loguno Bonk N. A. (In Orgon1zor1on NEW ISSUE 300,000 S H AR ES COMMON STOCK PRICE $10.00 P ER S H AR E ·1 hi\ i~ not an off tr to \ell nor • 'olicilation of 11n offer 111 bu) th"f 'tcurllif\. 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' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1050 - 1000 - 950 900 I 11111111 850 'M' A' M' J' J 'A 1911 ___________ ....__ _ _....__ ___________ .... _________ -i I # I ' t •• .. I I ll • Never pay before job finished • IS By ROBE RT J. BRUSS , DEAR BOB: We contracted to have oar kitchen and bathroom remodeled. Tbe contractor a rranged a home Improvement loan for •H ,000 through a finance company. Our problem 11 that the contractor got the •H,000 direct from &be lender but he hasn't flnlahed our work. The kitche n and b athroom are a ball· completed mess. Whenever I phone, the contrac· tor's answering service takes my me11age, but the owner nevf'r returns my call. We haven't aeen the contractor for over two montba. What abouJd we do? -Mn. David R. DEAR MRS. DAVID R .. Cons ult your at· lorney He will probably contact the finance com- pany. the contractor's license board, the local Bet- ter Business Bureau and the contractor's bonding <:ompany <if any). lf you know the names of any subcontractors. they may be able to help too. Although most home improvement contractors are reli able, a few con artists give the industry a bad reputation. You may have become a victim of a ripoff scheme, so take prompt action to cut your losses. In the future. never pay a contractor before he completes the job. Pay only as the work is finished Your situation s hows that precautions s hould be taken before signing a remodeling contract. These include getting several bids and checking with at least three or the contr actor's recent clients to see if they had any complaints about his REAL ESTATE MAILBAG work Then inquire at the local Better Business Bureau and with the contractor 's hcense board for any unresolved complaints against the contr actor. Purchase of a performance bond befor e work begins wi ll assure job completion. lOOo/o fi n a n·c ing hit DEAR BOB: As a real estate broker, J dJs. agree with your recent ans wer suggeatlng that 100 percent financing is safe for the home teller. If that house sells for $95,000 and the seller carries back a $25,000 second mortga1e behind a new S70,000 fi rst mortgage, the teller Is no bette r off than If he refinances for $70,000, pockets the $47,000 refinance cash and doesn't aell tbe bouae. There s hould always be a down p a yment. Otherwise it's dangerous for the seller. -Robert G. DEAR ROBERT: We agree that it's best if the home buyer makes a down payment so he bes some equity in the house and won't be tempted to walk away. However. when the alternatives are 100 percent financing or not selling the home. I vote for the 100 percent financed sale. The property. not the buyer, is the security for that second mo rtgage If the seller has to roreclose. his $25,000 second mortgage is either paid off by a foreclosure s ale bidder or the seller gets the house back to resell for another profit. Have you got a better idea that will enable the buyer to buy the house if he doesn't have the cash the seller needs., Realty agents who don't en· cour age innovative finance methods are a big reason some homes don't sell. Why le nde rs are sno opy DEAR BOB: We applied for a new mortgage on a home we want to buy. The loan application form Is very detailed, bu& the lender also wants our tax returns for the laat three years, verlfi ca· tlon of a ll bank deposits, my buaband's last paycheck stub, our fi nancial atatement, profit and loas statement for my bu1lnea1, driver'• llcenae a nd social secur ity numbera, a nd even ou r parents, brothers and slaters names and ad· dresses. Is It normal to be so snoopy? -Wilma M. DEAR WILMA: Many mortgage lenders don't want to make loans today. So they discour age ap· plications by charging high interest rates and loan fees, as well as requiring irrelevant loan appllca· lion infor mation. These lenders forget that it's the property. not the individual borrower , that is the loan security. Shop around. You'll eventually find a lender eager to make loans without unreasonable loan applica· tlon procedures. Installme nt rules changed DEAR BOB: I understand that tbe rulea for In· stallment sales were cban1ed last year. Wbat la tbe minimum and maximum down payment I ca.a receive when I sell my farm If I waat to apread out tbe tax on an ln1tallment aale? -Uoyd W. DEAR LLOYD: The 1980 Inatallment Salea Revision Act greatly simplified the Installment sale rules. There is no minimum or maximum down payment required. Even no·down-payment salea can qualify . The big ln..'itallment aale advanta1e la apread- lnif out the tax over several years to avoid a boost lnto a hilh tax bracket. As you receive principal payments, the proflt portion wlll be taxable aa a Iona-term capital gain . Interest, of courae, la taxed aa ordinary income . Further details are in my report "How the New Installment Sales Law Can Increaae Your Realty Pl'ollts." To obtain your copy aend a S2 check payable to "Newspaper books" for Report 80109 to t.he Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 2!9, Norwood, N,J . 07648. No limit on tax deductioru DEAa 8011: la It trae _.at real eatate la· veaton caaaot deduct more ill•• tit ,• peT J•ar for mortsai• laterettf -JoeD. DEAR JOE: No. That ls a common m llun· derttandin1. The "at rtak" rules whlcb Umit an· nual lnterett deduct10111 for other lnvutmentl do not apply to real n tate tnv11tor1. There are nd Umlll to the amount or interest cS.ducUona for real eatatt. Your tu advls•r can tQ>lain further, ' .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. August 23. 1981 a I -. -__ ... DEVELOPMENT UNDER WAY A test of af. fordable housing project~ 1s under way in El Toro. Bench Mark Villas. a 124-unit con- dominium develo pme nt. 1s designed to off er ··no frills" reside nces for prices ranging from S42.000 to $74,000. and for interest rates as low as 8!l.a pe rcent The developme nt 1s a product of t he Los Allsos Ventur e. a li m it ed pa rtner ship between the Build ing lndustr.y Association of Southern California 1 BIA SC 1 and the Builders Consortium fo r Affordabll! Hous ing, in coo}1eration with the Ora nge Count~ Board of Super visors If the Bench ~ark Villas e xperiment proves viable. it could be the harbinger of similar projects throughout the nation . Housing conditions rated WASHINGTON !AP> Despite millions o r leaky basem e nts . four out o f fi v e Americans rate their homes as in good or ex· cellent shape. the Census Brueau has re- ported But owne rs were a good deal mor e pos1t1ve about the cond1t1on or their homes than were renters. the report said Extrapolating the results of its survey of more than 67,000 houses, mobile homes and apartments, the bureau said that of some 50 million households li ving in a dwelling they owned, 24 mill ion would rate the condition of the str ucture as excellent and 21 million would say it was good. BCA H BULLETIN Only 40,000 owners rated their homes as poor, while nearly 1.5 million renters felt t heir dwelling fell into that category The most common complaint in the re· port, compiled with the cooperation of the Department of Housing and Urban Develop- m ent. was a leaky basement. Indeed, between owne rs and renters combined, nearly 8.5 million leaky base· ments were uncovered. Some 26 percent of homeowners with basements said their cellars leaked. and 18 percent of renters reported the s ame pro· blcm CAD\'ERTISE\.IE!'<ITI I ' '· I ~ I REAL ESTATE OU ES Tl ONS /COMMENT By RANDALL R. Mc:CARDLE Q : 11 a vacation home a reliable tu abetted I Juat returned from a deU11utuJ vacattoa at ~ Lake Anowbead area. My tJme and lDcome a. auch that lf I could depend on m y mouataia IMua• to be a deduction as well, I would 10 for It. Wj a& are your thou1hts? Thanka. ~ • J.R., Newport Bew ' A: It is the time of year to buy a vacation hod. , Be careful, however, cocktaH talk about wrltfns ; off a ll of the home's expenses as business dedUf•. tlons on next year's federal taxes can be mlale8"· ing. What can be written off on personal returns : Interest costs for the mortgage :. •• f All loca l property taxes ~ 1 Casualty losses. ·: To deduct more !such as total utility costs, ift.. : s urance, maintenance and depreciation>. t ... : homeowner cannot occupy the property for MO'!" : than 14 days or 10 percent of the total days avalfa.. ble for rental In addition, the propert y must t)e ; actively marketed for rentals. The IRS won't d · • cept an unsubstantiated claim that t he place w-s • offered but no prospective renters came to loolc at it KEEP SUPPORTING DOCU MENTS: Most il'O· portant are written rental agreements or leasee. : Also helpful are a journal, ads run in newspapeif, • and all expenses in a sequential basis ' JN CASES OF LIMIT ED PERSONAL USE: The business rentinJ? the house can show a loss thJt offsets other incom e if a profit appears in two of five years RARELV RENTE D VACATION HOMES: 'fn. come from renti ng a property for less than 15 da71 does not have to be reported to the IRS. But thee deductions fo r expenses connected with the ren~I can't be taken As we have said many times -Investigate before you invest It would be advisable for you.to Sit down With your accountant and look long abd hard at all of your tax considerations. Then you could better determine if a vacation home wotad make any sense from an after taxes standpoint .• Randall McCardle 1s pre11dent of TH E RE AL. ESTATERS. he 1s also an author. lecturer and inatnlC· tor Send your comments and quea11ons lo Ro"°JI Mccardle, c o The Daily Pilot, Pos t Office Bor 15')1' Costa Mesa. 92626 ; LOCAL BUILDERS AND O.C. SUPERVISORS ~ COOPERATE TO PRODUCE LOCAL AFFORDABLE HOUSING EXPERIMENT I Grand Opening of 124-Home Bench Mark Villas Hailed County's Need of Low Cost Housing Inspires Project Wi1h new home prices exceeding \140,000, pricing mos1 families ou1 of the rnarkc1. §Omc1hing had to be done. The Orange County Chapter of 1hc Building Industry As,oc1a11on m111· atcd a ~tudy that 1llus1ra1cd tha1 1f regulatory red tape could be cut, affordablC' housing could be a rcal11y for the a' er age wage earner. The study pointed out that 11 some- llm~~ iake~ ''as long a~ thrcc-10-five year\" for a proposed rci;idcnt1al prOJCCI 10 make its "ay 1hrough the go\ernmen1al paper mill . Thus, "Ith 1hc blessing\ of the Orange County Board of Super- " 1sors, the "Builder~ Con\ort 1um for Affordable Hou,ing" (BCAH) wa~ established, to determine 1f, through a cooperative effort between go ... ern· ment and free cnicrprisc. affordable housing is possible. A land me was ob1aincd at below market cost from Signal Landmark and Occidenial Land. Inc. Security Pacific National Bank pro.,.1ded con· struction financing. And, an Orange County Mortgage Bond Issue made low rate mortgages pos\iblc for most units. The results arc Bench Mark Villas, a S7 million experiment that presents one, two, and three-bedroom condo- minium residences at prices ranging from $42,000 to $72,000. Qualified buyers will be entitled to mortgage interest rates as low as 8'/.o '1/o, After the Bench Mark Villas arc sold out, a stud y will be completed to determine If the experiment can be repeated elsewhere. As Orange County Super' 1\or Thomas F. Ril ey put It, "We can find ways to short c1rcu11 the process (of home buildina and financing). I really believe it can work. I'm say- ing a prayer'.' And, so arc homc·hungry fami- lies all over Southern California . BCAH COMPRISED OF 15 INDUSTRY LEADERS Builders Consortium for afford· able Housina (BCAH) is comprised of I$ respected builders and devel- opers. all of whom funded and part I· clpated In the organization. Included arc: Avco Comm unity Developers; The Baldwin Company; The Bcrahcer Company; The Biddle Group; Broadmoor Homes; Butler Houslna Corporation: The Field· stone Company; The Irvi ne Com· pa ny; John 0 . Lusk & Son; The William Lyon Company; Nu·Wcst, Inc.; Presley of Southern California; Rldaewood Developmen1; Sukut Construction, Inc.; and The Wood· ward Companies. Althouah Bench Mar1t Villu Is not a •o·callcd "lu~ury'' develop· ment, it prescnll attractive housina wllhln an attractive environment. (Cont. on Col. 4) • Real Afforda bility, in Rancho de Los Alisos • O ne, Two, & Three-Bedroom Condominium Residences • Private Patio or Deck • O ne or Two Baths • Generous Dining Areas • Built-In Kitchen, with Range, Dishwasher, and Disposal SAN DIEGo FWV • Wa ll-to-Wall Carpeting <4os1 · -~ , D ri s: IS' 0 ~(t • rape es C) ~ ~i.-• ~ ..... " • S eparate Bedroom Wings ~ .., \J" "\"~''0 ~· • Landscaped Greenbelts, ~ ~ i.-'-~ ~\ \ with Tot Lot and .< 1 ~ Volleyball Court E ·~ • Exc ellent Location .9 :; M11p "°' 10 1col• N s42,000tos12,ooo (714) 855·2894 BEM:H MARK VIUAS ~ S.lff occur11ne •ubMque,,1 to thlt d••• mey ru vlt Ill unevellabtlllv ot aotn• °' eU II!\. prlct ltvtlt Pric ... ,. Ytlld ti time °' pubkallOn e 8ulldtTt Contorttum Of AllOl'clebl• Houalng. Inc 1qe1 'Cf Members of Builders Consortium Avco Community Dcvelopett The Baldwin Com~ny The lkrahur Company The Biddle Group Broadmoor Homes Butler Houalna Corporation Nu-Wat, Inc. The f leldnone Company Praley of Southern Californi a The Irvi ne Com~n)' Rld1ewood Dcvclopmmc John D. Lu.all• Son Sukut Constnmion, Inc. The William Lyon Com~n)' The Woodward Companla WllUam T. Hoasfcld, Eaecutlvc Vice Praldenc -.. "Good, hard-working people: wilr • own homes in Bench Mark Villas;· .. said Karl 0 . Bcrgh eer. president of"' BCAH . "We hope this will be a commu- n11y including fi remen. policemen, teachers. administrators. and other~ "'ho wan1 vcr} much to enter the home O"' ncrship market, bu1 arc otherwise priced ou1 :·he added. QUALIFICATIONS FOR OWNERSHIP PRE-ANNOUNCED Who will b~ able to purchase homes in thl' Bench Mark Villas de· velopmcnt? And, how" Very strict guidelines have been issued. c'lplammg ho"' "gross family annual incomes" determine the price ranges and interest ra1es applying to mdi"1dual bu)•crs. The: homes, offered in formats of 753 to 1,147 square fce1 of li ving space. will be made available only to resident purchasers. A system of re-sale cont rols will prevent spccula-.. to rs from participating. • Families earning up to $18 ,720 · annually arc classified as" Low Mod· ' crates:· entitled to purchase from a i.elcction of 16 Plan On e's and 9 . Plan Two's for families earning up ; to S20.800. Families whose ann ual incomes • range from $20,801 to $26,000, classified as "Medium Income I;' shall be allowed to select new homes from among 2S Plan Two's. Those fam ilies wh ose gross.: annual incomes fall whhin the $26.001 to Sll ,200 "Medium II ",. designation will be invi ted to choose from among 62 Plan Two's. Twelve Plan Threes, the laraest " homes, arc reserved for families " earning ann ual Incomes of up to S34,J20. LOTTERY WILL SELECT QUALIFIED BUYERS ,_ I " fl I . ' ~ I Those hoping to purchuc homes : • I In Bench Mark Villas must re7ister "~ • t I I during the Orand Openina, rom .-1 Aua. 22 to Aua. 30, and receive an • • entry to the private Louery. slated •' 1 for Aua. JI. Reaim ancs wlll not bt r • present for the Louery. ..,: l The Lottery will be supervised by ~ the Oranae County Housma Author· , l Icy. Those whose names are drawn ••· I will be aiven appointments for fur· .. I ther screenlna 10 determine theit , Cligibillty. ' ~' I Walker .t Lee, exclusive aalo ' { aaent and Reynolds Escrow, n crow ~ aacnt for Bench Mark Villas wlll be on site to provide Information ancl • assistance 10 prosl)e(tlvc buyers. ( How to Arrlv• ·~ . l . • To arrive at Bench Mark Villas., : visltora should cake the San Dlq q' i Freeway (405) to the El Toro Road n il, then nonh to Monu:Urr Orht : Just beyond Tnbuco ROid, tbtn Ifft"~ ~ to Rlmhursc and lhe dcvelopmmt. ~ .. • .. •• ii .. ( I 1 -0 .,. Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Sunday. Auguat 23, 1981 ndos going fast At Cabrillo Park, A & C Properties· con inium community in Santa Ana 's Pa rkcenter 'ghborhood. one of ever y 33 v1s1tors becom es a yer, a ccording to Pete Fishe r. gt'ne ral sales anager for the building firm. "ln today's ho using m arke t. these fi gures are etty impressive particularly when you con der the fact tha t we have hundreds or visitors ch w~k at Cabrilln Park." Fisher said Six floor pla ns are fe atured. priced from ,000 for a "j unior executive" home The one- d two-story homes offer up to 1.195-square feet living area a nd include unique junior executive Its with built-in bedroom alcoves, one· and two· room designs with one, P i or two baths Models are open daily from 10 a m to 6 p.m 1400 Cabrillo Pa rk Drive in Santa Ana The con sion community m ay be reached by ta king the wport Freeway to 17th Street, then west on 17th Cabrillo Park Dri ve. between Tustin Avenue d Maybury, a nd ~outh lo Cabrillo P ark • Open-style d living areas mark the thr ee- room Plan 430 a t Sheffield Manor, a sing le· mlly attached hom e community in the Irvine "Jlage of Northwood. Inte r est in t he tommun1ty of 50 Ea rly merican -styled residences has been so s trong at only six of the homes rem ain to be sold. ac ding t o Don Roberson , vice president of trickel Developm ent . the builder Prices range from $142.950 to $146,950 Models are open d aily from 10 a m to dusk. TaJ<e the Santa Ana .Freeway to the Cul ver Drive exit in Irvine . Go north on Culver to Irvine Boulevard and turn right to Yale Avenue Turn rig ht on Yale Avenue. another righ t on Northwood aOd a right again at Savanna h Turn left on Chesapeake lo the Sht•ffield ~anor model homes • I rus t l>t'l'd :.it 127" pt•r ccnt interest rate with a 5 Pl'rt l·nt down p:.iy ment Wilh a $61.000 selling prtl'l'. this t ran~latt:s into monthly payments of pnnc·1p:.il and interc:-.t of a pproxim ate ly $656. Buyt•rs <tl'l' made uwarc of lhe fact that under this arran)!t.'ml'nl . they will have to rerinanct• the note JI thl• l'nd of 36 monthi. Tht.• other Condo Mini mizing fin ance plan J\ a1l.1hk a t Lakcshort• consists of a 30 )ear fi xed rat1· mortgage· thut I'> sub~id1zed by the developer. llo\\ard. llo v.;.ird and Barnard . Under t his ar· rangt.•ml·nl. a 5 pC'rct.•nt down payment toward an .tn·ragt• pric1·d two bl'droom. two-bath home sell · ing at S75.~ rt•(·ei Vl'S a 3 percent monthly subs idy for thl' first two Y<'Urs , the reby reducing monthly J)J\ nwnts by approximately S172 For mon• 1nform at10n and a persona l tour, vis. 1t tht• l.akes hon• sales office at 2857 Fa1rv1ew St on lht• northeast cornl•r of Segerst rom Avenue and f'"t11n It.'" Street m Santa Ana • • /\ f111ul dost•out sale· ts now ta king place of the l<.tsl fin• tnv. nhomt•s r('maming in phasl.' I at La ('ut•,ta b~ the Se a, the luxur~ Ayres community onh a half milt• from t he s u rf in Huntington lie· al h Two popular rtoor plans are available Hoth •trl' l\\o stor~ three b<'droom . 212 bath modt•I' \\1th bt•droom.., 'ituated upsta1r!> for max- 1 mum prn·acy Thc•1r µnee range 1s $159.990 to $174 ,!190 '.\'lodels op1·n daily t I am to fl p.m a t La Cuc•,ta b~ lht.• S<·a ma~ be visited by taking the San l>u·go Fn•t•\\ a~ to the Ocach Boulevard exit. dn· \ 1ns:i o,outh on !3t•a(·h lo Atlanta Avenue. turning 11ght nn \llanta then right on the fi rst street in till' <h.·H·lopmt•nt • T hl· 612-unit. cos mopolit an.o r iented. con· dom1r11um l'O nv<'r s1on community or MacArthur VillaJ!t'. loC'at c·d praclt<·ally next door to lhe famed South Coast Plala shoµµing metropolis. 1s prac· Ill .di~ !>old out All of tht• fi rst two phases a re gont.'. Jnd ft'Wl'r than 100 homes in the third and final phase n •ma1n to be sold m A & C Properties mo:-.t successful con ,·t'rs1on deveropm ent ".J u01or Executive" and one· and two-bedroom homes, offe ring up to 966 square feet of living ~Jlal'l'. arc nffl·rt•d from $70.000. I Butler Housing Corporation Presents: 113k3 . 12%Annual Percentage Ra te Newport Beach 'f or~t V•·or !Jl•lllUdll•d povm~nts thl'1t•<1lh·1 Just 26 Units In A Charming New England Style Village Newport Knoll-, th1· < hdrmo, nt d smdll (dpt> Cod 111llciqe ·n u11<· 11f Southc·rn Cdhforn1d s mo'>I prt•o,11q1nu'> arC'd'> Nt•ll.iport Beach d '>ldlt o f rn111d '>pt:c tacutar -.un'>t:t '> <Jlld '>upt:rb -,hopping. the· good thtnqo, 111 ltf<.· '>Ummt·d up 1n ont: tndcJ111l1< 1•nt '>WC't·p ol pldu.· dnd ttml· Wht:rt• you l1vt' says .so muc fl c1flrn11 you di Nt•wport Knoll'>. di'>< ovl·t cJ 111<.•'>lVlt• un<,urpdS'>cd tor ''' c h1111 , • ., Bc·dultful 2. IJC•druom tov..nhonwc. "' tunt· .... 1th tht·1r \urround1nq!. dl">1qrwcl for indoor outdoor hv1ny BN du~< th•· t' 1dt•r n<JI ur>kt·c·p of tlw v1lldCJl • .incl townhom<·'> tJ<. well a'> 1tw lond ., I~ I ',,. (. ••tH I ,, 1111111'1 I p11lt1' •• I• , ,, ' ti s lf1t lllfhl It-IUCitht\ pt I 1t11 1J11 '' EARN AND LEARN! 0,C rtp111q ol tht• 'Jfllltr11h .tit p111f1·-. '>lllllrifl\. ll1cll(ll<JH1t·d' \ l>ll ollt lr1•t 11<1\h HI thr ')Un ......... Ill Ill 1111' "'··v.potl 1\11011-. p11ul, lhH.V. •I 1"111\. 11r fl ft1,, In 11111 .t r11.11mq 1111• 111 th1 \ttldqt• ll:<.tL<.1t111n <' nr.-1 1<~q '" llw fwrt' h •llld I 111 y11111 poc kt·h 1.1.11 h -.hl'fh I h1 rt''> <J world ol ''"' 111111· N<·wpwt Knoll'> 111 Nt·w111Jr1 1~·01 II 1'>111 lfll' lht ftft \IHJ\I' IH't 11 >l°<llC htllq ft I ' I llHll St 18,800 (714) 646-9618 ( Newport Knolls __J A new program which he lps put young singles. ceuples and first time homebuyer s into a two-or t tlree-bedr oom condo minium in a desirable ot,nge County location has been decla red a SUC· ceis at Lakesh ore, a condom inium conve rs ion cdmmunity in S anta Ana. Since its inception in Ju Jy~ 24 new owners have purchased a home utilizing one of the various financing plans a vatlable. The most popular "Condo-Minimized" fina nc· mg plan has been th(• thr<'e year All lnclusl\ e ~odels art' OP<'ll daily from 10 a m to 6 p.m .. at 1000 MacArthur Roulcvard. Santa Ana Ta ke the San D1l•go Freeway to the Bns tol Street exit, then tra\(:I north to lhe developme nt. Fro m the :>.t•v.J)(>rl Freewav. take the MacArthur Boulevard 1·\1t ;ind dnv(• Wl'SI to MacArthur Village Deliver the Daily Pilot Boys and girls 10 or older - Call 642-4321 and apply today. Daily Pilat Finally a Sensibly Priced Boatslip-$695,000 In a world where more anJ more huys less anJ less, we're plcaseJ to announce some· thing as reasonable a11 SeasiJe Pointe -the last new waterfront homes o n the 111lands of Huntington Harbo ur. Designed for those who e residence i a statement of achievement as well as an inve11tment in living; each home is sump- tuously appointed, completely landscaped, and includes a J S foot boatsUp. If you must pay two 10 three m.iltion dollars for yo ur waterfront home, p lease ao rn Newport Harbour. &aside Pointe is for the (Hotne Included) frugal rich who still seek w econo mize o n essential luxuric . lf you wish to build your own ho me near yo ur boat J ock we have waterfront home· sites from $5 28,000. ~aside Pointe ts n ot for everyone and 1s not shown to everyone. For an appoint· ment please call (714) 8 46·446 l or (Z 13) 592·2H39. A variety of fi nancinR plan are available with rates a 'ow a l2l/•% (Annual Percen~e Rate). Coopera· tion to brokeN. IN HU NTINGTON HARAOUR .. •• ( I l I •• • -. -. ----------·---------.---------------------------------------------------....... - U.S. homes are bargains Housing considerably more expensive.around the world While h<>meseekers "worry and wait" -and complain about the high cost of U.S housing today the truth is that Americans are much better off than people most anywhere In the world, accord· Ing to Kathryn Thompson. president of A & C Properties Inc. Ms. Thompson. whose Orange-based develop· ment firm 1s a leading producer of affordable housing in the rorm of condominium conversions, still stands by her conviction that "there will never ~ a better lime in the foreseeable future to buy a home than now." To bolster this belier with facts and figures. Ms . Thompson sponsors a continuing series or "World-Wide Housing" seminars featuring Gary Watts, head or Independent Training Systems of Mission Viejo. a noted Southern Caliromia expert on real estate investment and sales. "Compared to the staggering costs of home ownership in other parts of the globe. America is still the land or plenty," Ms. Thompson said, "and 1f the public could become aware of all the facts. they would realize lhere·s no reason to panic, in spite of continually rising building costs and in terest rates " Quoting from Walls. following his most recent trips abroad, here are some glimpses of the cur rent housing picture in other countries: In Scotland, there 1s an 8-to lO·year.wait to buy or rent a place to li ve. In the Netherlands, where affordable housing is produced by the government, 50.000 people are on the waiting list and another 40,000 to 60,000 have decided not to buy because of prices that begin at about $300,000 for a 900 square-foot unit. Most homes there are cooperatives or townhomes. In the Fa r East. housing costs are approx- imately 10 limes what they are here. In Japan, for example, the average home costs $1.200 to $1.300 per square-foot to build, compared to per square foot cost of just $125 lo $150 for even "custom homes." In Hong Kong, a three· bedroom home with from 1,300 to l.500 square feet is selling for $300,000 in the merchant district -and if you need four bedrooms the cost jumps to $400.000. <Housing prices have tnpled in Hong Kong over the past three yeari. and are now at a record $6,000 per square foot '> ln Switzerland. even an 1979. a two-room un- it with 1,300 i.quare feet cost S250,000 -with a down payment of $125,000 required and seven.year due date financing at 18 percent The same size un · 1t in West Germany now goes for $350,000. Financing 1n most European and Far Eastern countries must be provided by the seller of the property, with down payments ranging from 50 percent to 70 percent. Interest rates range from the Phjljppines' 22 percent (from the government) lo more than 25 percent on the "black market" - to 40 percent rates in South America (where infla. lion is over 100 percent> and as high as 150 per- cent to 180 percent in Israel. where inflation is now al 130 percent' Kathryn Thomps1Jr1 ,,., prl'Stdent of A & C Properties Inc Great Britain's financing structure for hous- ing is the only one that is anywhere comparable lo ours but that country's personal income poten- tial is nowhere near as great. In England. while financing costs are as low as 141 i percent, buyers can only write off interest costs on the first $50,000 of a mortgage loan. with a maximum allowable tax deduction of just $7 ,500 annually. "When you digest all of these facts. you can see why people from other countries are in love with California properties and\ financing methods." Ms Thompson pointed out .. Foreigners are coming here with cash and there are three m~m reasons why thev want to invest in real estate in the Vniled State~ ; f'irst. they want th<' ··capital preservation" provided by an inves tment in U.S properties. which traditionally go up in value at a rate t~ree points above that of 1nflat1on. Secondly. they see a great leverage here. hccause of the vast amount of property available in America. Third. almost t'very foreigner believes v.ar in his country to be inevitable and seeks the personal and in· vestment protection offered by the United States. "Americans should heed these economic rea- sons for property investment in spite of high prices. home ownership is still today·s best hedge against infl ation." Ms . Thompson said. Orange Coas1 DAILY PILOT/Sunday .. Augusl 23. 198 I • Irvine's ne-west cotntnu.nity. ~~~. I ). • 1'· Jf ~ < 133/4 °/o (141/s APR) First 2 years on a 30-year loan with only 50/0 down payment. I t11.., intimate attached homl' cummun11v offl'P• vuu thl' lomfort and l<JnVl'ntl'nCt' of an urban 1tr ..... tyl .. m Un1vl'rS1tv l own Ll·ntl'f, plu-. .in 1•\1 t•l11·nt fin.ini:mg program to help you qualify for a luan With .i ... .ill'., pm'l' 11f $102,UOO, duwn p.ivml'nt 1-. \5, 100 with .i loan of \'ln,'IUO Yuur llr"tt 24 monthly payml•nt!> arl· $ l.236 Rl'matntng 28 y1•Jr"t JI markl't ral1• di d11~l' uf l'"tCrnw I-or l'\ampll•, di 161120,u (lf,7'e Al'R) 33h monthh p.i\rnt•nl"t uf $1..J'j(l All m11n1l)ly paymt'nl!t tncludl' pnnc1pal, 1ntt•r.•.,1, tall.l'"· rn ... urdntl' .ind prt\'Jh• murtgagt• m"turJnn-.ThHe is no prepayment penally. A .. k \llt•r ""'l'" rt'J1fl''>l'nta11vt· fur dl't.lll'> Select a I· or 2-bedroom d esign w11h rJ"t·d-p.ind t'lllr\ dtJttr, l l'ram11 talt• l'ntrvwa>" woud·burn1ng l1rt•plall', tntl'nor l,1undn Jrt•a hardv.1111d l..11< ht·11 l,\liin<'lry and pnvall' f,·nll·d t 11urt y.ird or balll>nV Furn1"tht•d rnodi•I., 11p1•n I 0 a m 111 h p rn d.11h ( dlt ( 714) XS I 'i8b8 fur mlorm.itmn From $102,000 Columbia Square 3-bnt:s !Jt;dlren ~ L1NI\ l:.H..,11) 10\\'N Ct::'\'l l:H ~ 1HE IRVINE CDJIRW< It ... -'"' f \ .. •H , .. .,, 1, "'"" 1-4 ,, ...thl\ •I f• ulo .. l't•• • "!! 111,&rh11 ~·•ff•• l1\• J .. h ,1 I •ll·lo Al11r "'"'t• 1 I I 1·t1 '"'"''' •to''' 1fi.1 •h •Jli~ ·•I U11\ ,Jitu11 11 TDDAT'S CIDSSIDID PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Ballet bird 5 Fly a1011 57 Put ott 58 Alghan com 60 Quiver 100 Moving I ruck 101 Citrus frulls t02 Collon b\lndle 17 Arab robe 18 Sane 19 Idle 67 Peruses 68 Brtdge bid 70 Long cuts 71 Repairs 72 Axillary A Flctllioua Bualneu Name Sletement filed with the C-nty Clerk 11 valld for 11119 yeers alter which time continuing bu1lne1M1 mull rallle. 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Call the Legal Oepar1ment al the D A ILY PILOT for lnlorma1 1011 and neceaury l0<ma. 1031 FM 9 Marsh hollOws 15 Marine llsh 21 Begin to f0<m· 2 words 23 Mexican 1818 24 Beach shelter 25 Girl's name 26 Ancestral 27 Incarnation 28 Coagulate 29 Lode loads 30 Printer's term 31 Climbing plant 33 Rink sur1ace 34 Pub brews 35 Ending wllh young or old 36 Armadillos 38 Decay 39 Theater areas 42 Wl1nesses 43 Proverb 44 Russian lead8f 46 -of Troy 47 Solar disk 48 Pebb141 49 Resur1aoes a road 50 Flower extract 5t Snare 52 Accumulate 53 Treated royally 5' Part of HRH 55 Caste 56 Crumpet's cousln 2 3 21 25 61 Punitive 62 --cane 65 MarSl'I birds 66 Seed 67 Prepared 68 Blend 69 Mexican coins 70 Enghsh counly 71 Repasts 72 In lhe air 73 Common suffix 74 Blackboard 75 Rips 76 Smoolhlng IOOIS 77 -Plaines River 78 Tapering pieces 79 Time Indicators 80 Sweet· hearts SI 81 Chimney deposits 82 Comes lo earth 83 Bruin 84 Indian cymbals 86 Leaves 89 Kennel sounds 90 Musical sign 9t Dwell 92 Overjoys 93 Jullanders 94 Llsteo to 95 Bfanches 96 01 the sof1 palate 97 Mer· chandlse 98 Felines 99 Disjolns 103 Olympic event t04 Baseball club 105 Moslem marriage 106 Whale 107 Silkworm 108 Passing IBShtOn t 11 Ear problem t 13 Abundance 116 Trademark· 2 words 118 Give 119 Ciiek beetle t20 Rather than. 2 words t2 t Dark place 122 Icy rains t23 Headland 124 Saucy DOWN I Male party 2 D1m1n1sh 3 Ftre god Hindu 4 Cape 5 Divides 6 Desert spots 7 Sacred t>ull 8 Turmeric 9 Declares 10 Teeter tt Lose 12 Buddhist pillar 13 Guido's note 14 Fabric edge 15 Reads briefly 16 Cavern 10 11 12 20 Challenge 22 PurlOlned 30 British gun 32 Wrath 34 Maturing agent 35 Ooze 36 ldohze 37 Window part 38 Refund 39 Mideast Hiie 40 Face-lo· lace Fr phase 41 Calamity forecasters 42 Headliner 43 Make amends 44 L1c11 45 Llttle Edward 47 Opera solo 48 Tend a lire 49 Pass on 51 The one here !.2 Frighten 53 Tears asunder 55 Barbecue bUthnSktS 56 Coast 57 01s1nbutes cards 59 Century plant 60 Skewers 61 Fleshy fruits 62 Formerly· 3 words 63 Rescuer 64 -and cratts 65 Hurrk!d 66 Pretends 74 ln1ect1ons 75 Arm0ted veh1c1es 76 Interweave 78 More painful 79 Jackrabbits 80 Dread 81 Lucifer 82 Highway dividers 83 Ruy or Grl 85 Minus 86 Budd'11s1 deity 87 Lilt 88 0 1 the hard palate 89 Unadorned 90 Celebration 91 Wash 93 Defaces 94 Hardy 95 Fashioned over 97 Humor 98 Provides food 99 Holy ones to 1 Misplaces t02 Basque cap 103 Fodder 104 Portend 105 Curassaw 106 Animal abode 107 Soa eagle 108 Lose color 109 Love Sp 110 Dextroua 112 Restaurant check 114 Everybody t 15 New Guinea 16 17 18 111 20 642-4321 hi. 332 STE R EO SOUND S OF THE HARBO ~ Two and Three Bedroom Townhouses From $134,950 GARDEN PARK VILLAGE was conceivec;f and developed on the same site as the original Roger's Gardens. For many years Roger's was Costa Mesa's most colorful spot. now it has become it's most desirable residential community. The unique design and custom touches that made Roger's Gardens famous have been given to each phase of the project. You 'll live near one of Southern California's great shopping centers and it's theatres. restaurants. schools. churches and freeways; and just five minutes from Newpo rt Harbor and the beautiful B lue Pacific. Business. pleasure. entertainment and a Garden to live in ... It's all here in Garden Park Village. MODELS SHOWN DAILY FROM 10:30 A.M. UNIQUE FEATURES: • Assumable loans no pre pay penalty • You own the land • 2V2 baths -Ceramic Tile • Woodburning Fireplace -Gas Lighter • Custom Kitchen -Greenhouse Window • Double Garage -Automatic Opener • Direct Access from Garage to Dwelling • Wet Ber -Private Patio Plus Deck • Recreation Area Heated Pool. Spa. BBQ . '_-\ 1'-~ -:..· .... ~ .. *(13112% A .P.R.) t • . . . . NOW OPEN ci > _, • • 0 • ~ % Orange CoHl DAILY PILOT /Sunday, Auguat 23. 1981 Vet center sites detailed WASHINGTON <API The Veterans Ad m1nlftlrullon hu n11nounced the locat ion of 40 storetronl (•ouni.ehng ~·t'nlers whi ch will open within the nex.t fou r mon1 hs to provide adv1ct' to Vietnam veterunis T he 40 facilities will bring 10 133 the number o( reh a bill ht lion centers in existence. T he program has been popular with Vietnam veterans, mi1ny of whom shun traditional VA hospitals with their formal procedures Since thf' program began in early 1980, the VA said. 72.000 veterans havt' received counseling in the center s The ~Iles for the new fuc1lilles to be opened are: 111 Ille Nertl•Htl Nuu w Swlfoi. Cownly, N v , Alll•nY. N Y . Wt1ICMtl" eo.tnl~. NY So•tt111f .. IC1, ~ .. , WlllO>or, VI ; a.n-. ~1119, T ""'°"< N J • ""tleelllplll•, Pllltl>ll•gh _,Cl Htrrl\ta.ore, Pt 111 ,,. IMl-tt: OflenOo, Pit . T•Mpo l'I•, Cl\erto11t, NC., Oreen "'"•· s c • All .. le, 0 • Mq~··· Alt KNlNlllt, Tenn . U•l"OIOfl. Ky . 1t1c1Wnono, v, . eno Moroento.11 w V• '" Ille ~t. CP\luto HolQM•. Ill . "9ofto Ill . fv•,,.•hl•. lllO , Stooic Clly, looo• Twlw, Oki• . Lln<Oln, Noll Grono lltPIO. MICll , Minot N 0 , lt~CI City S 0 . -MMltOll, WI> Ill ... W"I' COfll,. COH• County, C.0111 Fr-C.llf . Rtver.ioe C•lll , ....... Oro SllO~•ne W•>ll . For1 WWlh, T•u•, S.n A1'10fll•, Toa •• Color-~·nv• Colo WtllOo .. ltoo NM -F•trM1'kl. Al•kt In addition. two fl1c1ht1es recently opened m Reno, Nev . and 'l'ul'son. Ariz I n h1i1 m1t1al budg~t proposals, President Reagan called ror closing the centers Oct 1. 1981. with Budget Director Oa\o1d Stockman arguing they had i.erved their purpose But the recommen- dation drew an .outery from veterans groups and the How.e and Scnat~ voted overwhelmingly to keep the pr ogram alive. At that point. the Reagan administration <in· nounced the expanswn. Robert P Nimmo. who just took the oath as VA adm1n1slrator . announced the new sites. "While lht• va~t tndJOrity of our Vietnam veterans havt> succei.~flllly returned to our work· Ing society, a su1Jst.int1al number still suffer various degree!> of rc<.idJui.tment d1rticulty," Nim- mo said The VA s<11d the typical center has a staff of three to fh-e "who operate on an Informal. person- to-person basis with Vietnam era veterans ex· per iencing emotional and other r eadjustment problems " Some of the new centers are almost re- ady to open and the rest will be opened as soon as space can be found and staffs recruited, the agen- cy said 642-4321 Direct or collect . to subscnbe to your hometown paper, the l'UILIC NOTICE PICTITIOUS IUS!t>U!U HAMI STATEMIHT Tt>e I01lowl1>9 .,.,..,,, I• Going .,..,. n•'' •• THE ROYALE PARROT . )AU w1-coun. CO\tt ~ ... C• •au 1.lllle1' S R00.'1\. JA4J WtnCl-Cour1, Cost• M9••. C• '1'106 T I'll• llu.,,..., I• <onclutl•CI bv •n Ir Cllvteluel Llllla1' S R000'1• Tlltt tletemenl "" llloCI w1111 the Co..nly Cle•• Of Or•~ Co..ntv on Jwty J0, 1WI '"'m P111111.-Or-Co .. I O•ttv Puoi •ug •. ••. n. JO "'' Js.4 t i DEATH NOTICES .\kC \RTllY ;\tAHY ;\I \Id i\B I In restdl•nt <•I l'o..,tJ \h•)>;i ( '.1 Pas!>ed J\\ ·'·' \u1tu'1 22 1 9 8 I S II r \ I \ t' cl It I 2 daughters. l'l·~ Spat rm.1 of Co11ta :'Yl.t''<ll. f"u . :ind ()oroth\ Bro" n nf llt'met Ca . 13. l(rand1•h1 hlr('n ,1n<J Ii g r e a t I! r a n d 1· h 1 I d r 1• n Memorial !\1,1!.c; v.111 ht• held on Morday, Auf{ust 2-1. 1981 at St \J11al·h1m·, CJlhulH' Church lit 9 OOA;\I Pt l\'Utt' interment '"" ht• at llol~ Rosan Ct:mett•r1 Ot•tr111t Lakes: '11nnc'1>tu 11.i rl>or Lav.n :\tount 0111 t• \1nrtuan of Costa ;\lesa forv. a rd in~ directors :HO·SSM Daily Pilat rtllllC NOTICE PICTITIOUS aUSIHISS NAMI STATIMI NT T no to11ow1n9 per.on '' CIO•ng Dv•I· nen ., DIP N STRIP, 71.! W 11th St . •A, Cost• M9 ... C• •2UI H A Terry W••"''' t2'C)1,., Mont• Vl•I•. Cott• M9w C.• 916?1 T"'I' bu11,..'-' I\ COfleluct~ t>y 1n in GlvlOV1t TtTfy Wtt¥•r T 1111 •1•1•,,,..,t w•> llloel wllh '"-Cownty Clerk ot 0••"~ Covnty on Augu>t •. 1w1 "'""' Pu1M••ll9CI Or-C.CNSI Oatty Piiot Aug t, t• 1'. JO, "" JS)t.41 P UBLIC NOTICE PtCTITIOUS aUSINISS NAMI ITATl!MfNT Tiie lollowtno tHr.0111 are doing bu••rtnl a\ COU NTRY BILLS 11 10 . 2000 H•roor 91,,,, .. COtl• Mo•. CA.,, ••. HUAN PHAM, !Oji Ml"lofl, No. A, COtl•-w. C.A t'UU HAI TRAN, 10)11 Minton. No A, C.Mt• Mew , CA '1'16:Z.. 1 n1• DUl.lnHt It COl'ldUCttd by 1n In• d lvlelutt HUAN PHAM Tiit• tt .. _, .. ,. llteo with ti.. CCklnJy Clerk ol Or•no-C.OVnty on Jwly )I, 14'1 ~167Ml Pwlltl•"9<1 Ortn91 C.0.•I Dally PllOI, Aug 2, •. t•. U. 1te1 JO•·•• PUlllC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS aUSINIH NAMI 5TATIMINT The loll-•no .,.,,.,. Is CIOlno llu•I· n•n •• SHAMROCI( OISTRt8UTOllS, IMJ '-•.Co.It,,._ .. , C• '2621 Pal•lc• Allen LOll•n, 1'6l I-•· Cott• M9 .. , c. '1'161' Tiii\ llu11ntH It <onCIVcloCI llV •11 ,,,_ Cll•IClu•I Patrlo Allon LOllan PVlllC llOTICf 'tctlTIOUI IU .. NIU NAMI UATI MINT Tiit '-'IOwilll ~''°" " 0.1 ... INtl M•••• ,ICTITtOUI I UllNIU MAMI ITATaMINT THI O"AHOI PIALllU JAll •A~o. 1112 Mtr11111 A-, Hwnt ,,,.ton ika<ll, e.111.,n11 .... ' ... loll9Wllll ---............... """ • IXOTIC INTI •to-ti, ttJ t:.<11 Pl41Cf, Ctti-"""4 c;.ellte>tlll• .,.11 J-..,....I Pwllleo, IU C:..11 l'laet, Coale,._.,, Ctlt'°'lll• t26tJ Tlllt _,_, It <.,.MIH 11• all In dhrlO..t THI OltANOll 11.0$)()M JAJI IANO, 1112 11"11"9 Aw,_, H1>nl lllOIOll ~II, C•llfOflll• ,._ JOllll (. M(C.,11\l<', t1n 'torllne Av t n11• Hwnttn1tnt11 l ootll, C•ttfomlt tM4 Thlt llu•IM\J "(-1911 lty en In· I OIVIOV•I JoM C M<Cormlc• I flll• •1•1-t *ti llleo with 1"9 Co1111ly Clerk of 0••110t Cownty on .. , ..... PlllMl.noct Ortl'IO-Co .. 1 0•111 Piiot, Jtnn s ""''""'° Tiit• ,, .. _, •H llleo wllll ti.. Ctwlllf Clerk ol Ot•"" Ctullly 011 A11911tl tl, tttt ~ .. ,..., PllOlllll9d Or-C..tt O•llY PllOI, Awt 2:J II, Sepe. t , I), '"' lnt-11 l'UlllC NOTICE I A11911ll I), lttl t AYO 16, JJ, IO, Sept. 6, llll :lt'2 .. I. ~ICTITIOUI IUllNI ... I ~---------~-NAMllTATIMINT I rulltc NOTICE T~ ........ 1,,. --,, do'"' .,.. ... ...... ------------1.10 DAIOU8 PVl l.tSHIHC) CO., "CT1nou1 •UIUilU "'° _.,.,,. A ..... No A·S, Co.I• NAMI ITATIMINT Mtw, ~lfotlll• mt1 I T"• IOllOwlllf IM"Ont ••• dtlnt WCI Oellowb, HO Nl<e LA11e, No 11u11,,... H 20t, "'--' .. ecll, IGellfOrnl• •~ K ltAK I N CH Alt TI! IU, ,. .. I 1'111• .....,,..., •• conouctoa by ... ,,,. •l•rr• Vhl•. Newport Boull, CA dlvl-..1 .,..., L.MO.-TOM CORKITT, •on w 0c .. n Thi• .... ~ ... 111.0 wllll ..... ProM, "--' .. e<ll, CA '2..0 Cowllty Clo• .. of 0•1n91 COllllly 011 avlt()H l(OUOt<, 2411 ller r• VI• AllQ11fl21, ltlt I•, N--1 8"(11. CA '2..0 Pl.._ MICHAEL J MYlll,, ,. 0 ... Pwlllt-Or•,,.. C .. 11 Dally Piiot, 761), ln<llnt VIII ... , N1v•cll twM> AllQ U. 10, S.114 , t, t). ltll ~*11 Lindt KOUfll, 1411 Slerr• VIiie ~••-1 llN<ll, CA ftt.0 Tllh llutlneu h (01'CIW<le9 llY • _,., .. ~"''' U nOe KOUQll T"lt t .. l_t WH lllld •1111 IN County Cler• of 0••1109 Cow,.ty 011 Awt JI, 1Wl l'UIUC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE NI tttM PlctlTIOUS •UllNISS NAMI STATIMINT Tllo lottowt110 po<.on\ •rt <10111g PUlllC NOTICE PICTITIOUI aUllNlll NAMI ITATIMINT ,..,w Pwbtt...a 0r ... oe eo.u O•tty •1101, Awg 1 •. ''· u. 1w1 J,,..., PUIUC NOTICE D<ltl"OH •• PICTI TIOUS eUllMIU IMPEltlAl IUPU8LI C, 16761 NAMl ITATIMINT H•I• Awnue. '"''""·CA.,,.. Tho ""'-'"' --IS oo(nv °""' Wll.1.IAM W TAY I.OR, )12 1'111 I MU H . Strfft, N•wp0r1 llee<ll, CA., .. , I. YTTON lll!Al TY. ,, .. eo-•Y ROBERT E LONOMAN, SIO AvollUt, CO.le M9w, CA '262'. )llllSlrffl.NltWOO•t8ee<ll,CA'2 .. , lt08EllT LYTTON '"ow Thh D•"'n"' I• (01'CIU<ltd lly • 1 (0WM•·•roa..), 12 .. COfl••Y Avenue. ge,.or•I pe•tntnhtp 1 Co1t•-w. C-4 '2t1' Wllllam w To lor 1 Tiii• Ow\lntts t• c~ltd l>Y '" 111 R-t E l.onomen dMCluet. Thi> U•tem.,,1 .,., lllld wllll ,,.. Robert I.. Crow CO\lnty Cltr-ol Or•noe '°""'Yon Jwly Tl\lt •ltt•n.nt WH lllecl wit!\ 1"-le. 19tl Counly Ct•" 01 Or•no-CO\lnty on Pl•IJUI Aug 7, lWI Puotl\l'ed 0.•"91 Cool Oe•lv Piiot, ,.,..,. Aug 2, '· , •• 2), "" >47Mt Pullll.,..., °"-Coe•• D•llv Piiot, ru1uc NOTICE PICTITIOU• I UllNIU NAMI STATIMINT Tiie tottowlng pe"o"' ••• Clolno .,..,,,. .. at PC H MAii. Sf~VtCE, l..OJ Pe<llk Caetl Hlghw•,, ~I llea<ll, C•lllo."'• t010 Allee llMll, ,..I Al-111 Or ..... Hwnll""°" 9Hcll, C•ltfot,.I• ,..,. Chri. R .. 11. 1'tl At.ae1l110rlw. HuntlllOIOfl hach, C.1110f'1'1• ..... Tltls l!lo.l\IMU I• conduc loCI lly • 99.,.,., l)er1119"1'lp Al!Gt ... ., Tlllt tltt-1 wa\ flled '*Ith 1"9 Co11n1y Cl••-ot Or•noe Coun1y on Augutl 21, IWI ,,_ Pu1111.-cr .... oe Cot•• Delly Piiot, Aug U, JO. Stpt 6, U, 1 .. 1 >61Ml A119 16, )), aD, Stpt 6, 1 .. 1 3'1' .. t PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUS aUSINIU NAMI STAT•MINT Tiit tottowl119 peuo"' ••• dol119 .,..., ...... , STUFT SUIU:'fR, tOl -ISll\ Slfffl, N~ a..cll, CA '2.WJ JACK Off LINS.COTT, JOO E Cotll Hlgflw•y, •JOI, NawPorl IHCll, CA'26'0. MILBA M. 1.INSCOTT, JOO E CCNtl Hlt11w•y, •JOI, N••POtl 8te<h. CA '21.o Thi\ lluMnft• I• <onClveleCI .,., .,. "" Olvl-1 Melba M Lfllt<otl Tlllt tltl-1 ••• 111.0 with lllt County Clorti ol Ora1199 C.OU"IY on Jiiiy JO, ttl l P1'7U4 Pul>ll"*' Otenvo C.O.tt Dally PtlOt, ------------! Aug 1, t, I~. ll. 1te1 JOMI ru1uc NOTICE "CTITtOU• IUSINISS NAMI STATIMIHT PUIUC NOTICE Tllo lollowtng tH,.on• ••• aotno NOTICE OF DEATH OF llutt~~·.!10E WORt.O OF OAMES M A RTH A SUD AK 0 W 11010 BHCh Blvd. Hu1'11ngton aeec:h: v E N T u R A A. N D 0 F ca '1.-!P E TIT I O N T O AD · Rt<k S.mutl•. 10S4t c1111e11wrn MINISTER ESTATE NO. SI. Huntington l ee<h, C• n .... I A 110005 Cll•lt S.11\utts, 10s.1 C•llle1111rn • T · I I h I s1 . Hwn1tno10n eeec:h, C• nM6 o a e r s 1 Tht• .,..,1,..11 '' <one1uc1ee1 11y • , benef iciaries, credllors o•,..r•':;!~:.;:·" and contl~ent creditors of Thi• •••t•me"' .... 111.a """ ,,.. M artha Sudakow Ventura cou,.tv Cl••-or o .. no-county 1111 1 and persons who may be "ug"'"· '"1 ~mm otherwise Interested In the Pu1111....ci Orenoe Coo•• O•llY Piiot will and/or estate. Aug •."· n.J0.1"1 mw1 A petition has been filed l'UIUC NOTICE Neptune ocietv Tiii> 11tten.nt w•t llled .... 1111 1"9 ------------ by Maxwell Sudakow In t h e Superior Court o f Orange County requesting that Maxwell Sudakow be appointed as per sona l repr esentatl ve t o ad - minister the estate of M artha Sudakow Ventura (under the Independent Administration of Estates Act). The petition is set for Clll MATION •UlllAL AT SEA 646-7431 Our literature tells Iha complete story or o ur SOCIBtV C~tt tor''" Po•llollo '""' ,., ,.AClflC VllW MlMOllAL ,.._I( Cemeterv Mortuarv Chapel-Crematory 3500 Pac1l1c View Orivt' Newoori Beacn 644-2700 Cownty Cter• of Oran .. County Oii A11gu11•, IWI NOTICI S•CICltel)•t k Comrn11nlly Cotto .. P ,.,... Ohlrlcl ,,.,..°" ,,.,., nollo tltat II PwlMI-Or-C.otlt O•lly PllOI I I I e d w I I II I II t N • I IO II a I Aug •. I•. 23. JO. 1"1 U,._.1 felKommunl<•tlen• •nd lnfOf'll\atlOfl PUIUC NOTICE AClmlnlUr•tlon. United $1alu D•P•rlll\ent ol Coll\11\t r<•. w .. hlf1910fl, o.c . •n •PC>llo tlOll IO< I llnancttl Htlllance lo,onttrucl •n ,.M PICTITIOUSIUSINISI Tr enttalor ti Newport leacll, NAMI ITAT•MINT C•llfornle Tho Pr-d lrantltlor T"-lollowlno P9•t0nt art dofno wlll -•I• to provide • tocal pullllc 111u11.,..,.. r•dlo M•vlu lo Newporl 8u <ll, ONH f NTfRPlt lS£S llOe C•llfornl• end Ille ed )aCt 1'1 Mcl(lnlty W•y, C0tl• Mew. CAt2ta communttl•• Comme111t 111 S~ or Wll.l.IAM H Ft ltllAUC)H )IOI I In ~!Ion to 11\o •ppllcallon may be M<Klnl~Way cOttaMtta CAfUllt lllt O wllll Ille Oep.,111\tlll ol ICAZUICO' l'tllEIAUGH )IOI 1com,,,.,c• •111'111 IO caltrod•r Clt ys, W .-~ • enOlnQ Auvu•' ao. 1"1. M<Kl"lty ty, ....,.,. -M. CA f:t6a. p lllf•.._. Or C I D•ll• Pllol Thi•_,,..., 1, cOlldllet.o 11y .,. th• u "-•nos 001 • . dlvl-1 IHu•banCI and Wfl•l . Auginl 11. u. 1•1 nn .. , Wllll....,H.FI~ Tiii• ,,,.,_, .... fll9d •Ith 1 ... Cownly Cterll of OrtftQlt County on Awt 12, ... , ,, .... P UBLIC NOTICE hearl09 In Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic Center Dr ive, West, In the City of Santa Ana, California on Sep- tember 16, 1981 at 9: 30. McCOllMIOC MOUUAlllS Lacuna Be acn P1111tl.,_,, Ortf!Ot COHI Dally Piiot, I PICTITIOUI IUSINIH HAMl ITATIMINT Tiit IOllOIWlllt P•rton• .,. dolnt 11v11 ....... IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition, you should either appear at the hearl ~ and state your objections or file written objections w ith the court before the hearing. Your appearance may be In person or by your at- torney. 494 94 15 Lacuna Hills 768 0933 San Juan Capistrano 495 1776 HAllOI UW,._MT. OLIVI Mortuarv • Ceme1erv Crema tory 1625 Gisler Avf' Cos1a Mesa S40·5554 PIHCI HOTHIU 11&.L llOADWAY MOITUAIY 110 Broaawav Coit• Mau 6'42·9150 ULnliiiHOH IMTM 6 TUTHILL WlfJCLJff CH~,.L •21~ 17111 SI Coe;1 MHO e•&-9371 Aut 16, U. JO, Seo! 6. , .. , ,.,._., PtllllC NOTICE "CTITlOUI IUltN•U NAM• STAT•M•NT tho fottowlng PffMllt ere dol"t ........... , IOUTH OAAHGE COUNTY TA.It, 2»SJ C-.. ~. L...-Hlllt, CA '26!.l. CIUtO W I OAltOMAN, JU S<Hl<IM Cll'Cle, CO.It Meu. CA ft'2>. I Al'll A. PAlt Kl lt, JOJ Avt ,. .......... ..., ci.-e, CA mn Tiii• .,.,,,,..., I• cond11<1H lly • teMrtl Wlllertt\lp c w .... , ..... Tlllt tlt'-t WM lllecl wit" t ... Cow111y Ct.,k of ~.,. .. C-ty on A119. ti, '"'· ,, .... Pullll"*' Or-.. Cotti o.lly Pltot1 Aut. U, IO, S.pe. 6, 11. 1•1 J7tl .. 1 HAltBOA I OOY WOltt<S, INC. 1076 Ptactnllt, C0tl• -... CA '101 Al.Ml"ON NIWMAN JONIS. a C•llloft'll• <Ol"OOratlott, .. ., ln1n-. 1t•I .. e<ll, CA t07~ SAltAH KAY JON!$ 011 ll'Oll-. SHI I M<ll, CA tol~ Thi• .......... ,, C9"Clll<I .. lly • cor portltoft HelW ... 'r W•ll1,lnc All'llitr9flN -'-'• PrM-.1 T1'1t lltl-1 ... ,., ......... 1"9 Covnty Clt'11 r1 Or.,.. County •n Jl/Ay I F YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a cont- ingent creditor of the de- ceased. you m ust file your clalm w ith the court or present It to the personal representative appointed JO,'"' by the court w ithin four months from the date of first Issuance of letters as provided In section 700 of ,,., .. ,t he probate c ode of "'*'..,.. 0r._ c.a" 0011., Pltot, California. The t ime for Aut11•t1.t,ll,H,1•1 .,... .. , filing claim s will not ex- .... ,..., PICTITIOUI IUlllHU NAMI ITATIM•NT Tiit lttlo•lllf Hr .. nt •rt dtln1 l>ll•l-.. 1 T1w c..r1te ....... ; n. Mflll 11'11 ... I TM 1-lltlw 11'11119'1 Tiit loclll ll'Nlel/ Tiit l"YWllCI lt'I .... om •111 14,..,, ... , .. 1. ,,.,,,., CMlfWNO mw llNlftl llltOl'tlol!Met tnct,.,....otw IC.Ollftnll•I, Inn Mllft ltl'Mt. l\llM •• l,..,IM, Col .... 111• '"" Tiiie Wll-It ~tM .. ., • <•· -•tklfl. l"IOf'J f,,l.,MllOllet ,,.. CIM'--Ooty w ........... "'•" ~ .............. _" ........ .. C:Mfttr C:~tt flf °'""" C-• Oft .... "·"" ,,_ ,_,.. ..... er-. c-t Oott, ,. .... ..................... 1 pire prior to four months from the date of the hear- ing notlctd above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the flit k'ept by the court. If you are Interested In tht t1t1tt, you may fllt a re-quest with the court to ,... celvt spec111 notice of the Inventory of t1t1tt and of the s*ltlon1, accounts and reports d9scrlbed In S.C· tlon 1200 .5 of tht C1llfornl1 Probltt Code. I..,._. M. CMM 1111 Deve It. Suitt 160 Newport -..Cl'I, c. ...... (714>m-1M1 Pubfllhld 0r1noe Coalt Dally . Pflot, August ,J1, !J. 2t, ... , olfM-i11 • \ 6 4 2 / • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 --------..-- INDEX •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ho.IHI For S. Te Plxt rm Ad. C1H -~~~ .......... !~.~~ '~~~~ .......... ~~!~ 642-5678 HOUSES fOI SALE "-••I ............ tlflbo)f P.111 ... 1. t;'ap .. ln!IQ &.If~ I l ....... dtl M•1 !'OoloMot lltM l'Ol•I fl Toro ,,..114•1~ Vollo ""'"'1'411 .. llut• h\'lfM !..o•WI• ..... i:.., ••• "'"' 1Acv111 l'11wl 11 ...... , .. 1¥ ~rr::.:-.::h Ml\ Jwal\ f•Ot•O•~ kl"o A•• ... , .. ti. »it• t...1••• """"'l"'H" ..... ,.~ ..... •m mm 4 ...... ,., ,.It Ap&n ... 114, , .. )tit t,:~!,;:V,:">nr l <IMttt> 1'% C11,i• f =~~::'~'i:J."> l:Ju•Mu1 l l'IU 5•1• H~IDOit'tO'lltO ,,,.._ ''Of't'V Jftef"tlt'lllProptU) l.ot1 lw ~It 14oOolt Hmt T1lr frh MCNNll o. .... ,. l'oorl o ... :1"" rrop ~ :i ~r~z ~!~"" "•l\Cttrt f tr'"t t.ro'o Kut l61e1t t •the,,tr ~ .. 1 i..1111 .... , ... RENTALS H~~tt f lirftnl\•4 UwH• l "h1rru•hf\1 .. ~. n,,,,,., "'"' ( ondom1NYm1 t wr1t lond()triU\i~fht t 11tf h·"~"''"'" ro ... Mor.lu_. l j\f Oupt.•" f'Wrft 0..~u• Loi At>U l'\irn AtiU Lnl"1n ApO P'\fn1 Of l "'' R"""'' IOOfr • f9"•'4 kolth .... .. fr ....... Ofl'\<P. ~,.."", ""''' \•U t.ol\lhfth t .,,...i, ht "'i1t•• G611CO fot "•"' 0"•·t "f#'\U fhtHMU "ffth IM1•tr t !Rt"°'•f ~~-·"''"' 't"' "'~u,. IUSINCSS. INVEST MENT. FINANCE lk!UMO(~t' ..... ~. "•"'"' :~:::::::: ~~f I "«OfW'> to Loan ,li(Of'lt~ "•'""' """'-'''"TU t ANNOUNCEMENTS. PERSONALS & LOST & FOUNO .\nl'lflrWft1rfht"h , ., ,..,.,. tAOl,1At1.,,, t....t• ~ ... .., ,....,, . .,.,.,,. "6'111(.'lwn..• n ... 1• sm1ccs 'wl\11, l>Ht(lon CM'10YM£HT & rmmnoN ""'*' l~tltwhorft JVOY.t llt••1' lltlpV..-1'4 11 6 t ME•CHANDISE Atfllll~-. 4PMt•M•' ,..,.,..,.rl: ~r:.~: W•\•t"lt I.,...,,., 6 t.qw1,~M l •U "'4• t'fM \e \tJiw "''""'"~' (,., .,, ,.,. )Wlh#t "°"'~ f10oAh J••rh, LIHt\00 "~ .. j"''" W1"•ll•""'w• M1K"tllu1~--. .ntN ~wuul IMlhmr~h ~'"""' t wrft 6 • Qw1p r,.. C~': ~~:~~~·,, _.,,na Londt "iiiOt"t Rnl1111 ant 8u ~~·ritdH>.H1t I '4trf'O BOATS & MARINE EOUlrMCNT <i•Mttl lto•U M••"9 ilw'fll'tO lo1h "lftft,f ... q-..1p ao.u Po.tr lo.tlt lhnt ( "'•"" loall St 1I lo•t• '111po !Jo<h loo11~4 Mu llfMh !tioru • THNSrQUATION Alrcraf\ Ct mP"" ';t>t ""'' E.lf'C1nrf"1n -~I• s. ....... Mot• HMt ~If' lhf'lt tre•M<t Tra\otl r~~~!.~'!11•.,,. AUTOMOBILE Cltiw,.! .\M.._., .. C,.:lahu • a.cru l'°"' \t,.•tih :t~, ~~~=.~f)d\ Ttw.i ~. v ... 4wt• t .... , •• 4Wil.-Wt1,tf'd AUTOS, IMrQITEO "'"'"' i\U t"'HlWu Alld1 .\wlu~Uult) lllW C1pn ~ U1t•un r.,..,. 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The DAILY PILOT 0tMM1 liabHfty for ... flnt l"corrtct h•urtlo" Ollfy. :: ---------•YJJ WU ..... ..,. '"'' U.IU ~ ·····•················· GtMral 1002 '4)1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I ,.,, I IOIO "* llm ---llt71V --•110 •111 mo ... tt• 1110 9110 - "'" -'«>Ai ---tl!lv -. - l II. SIOJ,000 Prime CM home. hul(e bark yard, covered pll10 Nice starter home needs some r1x Ulll Only 10"\ down Call now @ SEA COVE PROPERTIES 714-631 ·6990 OWCAT 121/2% 2 Bdrm, 2 bath 2 fireplaces 3 year old rondo. attached garage sm.ooo Call 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS TRINIDAD ISL TREASURE Lowest pn ce home on the Jsland with s~ller financing and an u sumable lsl TD Sll8.000 al 9 50~ Owner "'111 r arr y a 2nd freshly painted 1ns1de & out v. 1th a carpet allowance Tt' nants have vacaled and owner Ii motivated Call Diana Cappel 631-1266 WMI< R~ o\I TOHS AIE THEIE ANY NEWPORT HOMES UNDER $200,000? YES!! l9'7S. ...... The ...... )Ir 21a $169,500 o,_ T ockw 1-5 Lovely end uru'l. sincle stor y "Townhome" nurby pool. at end or cul-de·uc, backing to greenbelt OWNER FINANCING! I SEE TODAY 1!1.1·1'1111\'i .\: l!"11 .. i!; r.d I 111 •1 Htr1· 1 hflO •,r)f >L A11yluru· [ I ,llJlutr 1't<1f flhlq N••~ •••rt1 ., ... , .... ,., f OCJI, f N a.i.lltd M ACTION c.u A OAIU PllOT U.VISOI '4M671 Tiii~~· on tllt Ot-qt C.. DllLY PH.DI' CLASSIFllD ADS You t.i W It, Atld It. f,..11 Wlfh I W.. " (142•1178 ) §ff TtifSf OPEN TODAY 1·5 UMl9UE IM llG CJ.HYON Everything is beaut1ful about this four bedroom Broadmoor Pool. spa . guard gates, and too many extras to mention. Priced to sell fai.l at $68S.OOO, See Jo Anne Perkins at 6 Winged Foot UM19UE IM HJ.HOR VIEW HILLS Private courtyard, four bedrooms, vaulted wood cP1hngs. two fireplaces, master bedroom has separate dressin g a r ea Excellent owner finan<·1ng S435.000 Fee See Marian Reedy al 1225 Keel Or UHl9Uf OM LIDO ISLf F'lnancing you only dreamed of 1:, being offered on lh1s beautiful properl> Large lot. tv.o Pcttlos. spa. fireplace Featured on Home Tour s.i55.000 See ~larg1e Schubert at 138 \'1a Xanthe UMl9UE IM IRVIME THRACE Owner financing avallahlc. c·u~tom three bedroom . 1 .... 0 bath . su per neighborhood. l(ood buy wnh lots of potential $435,000 Fee S<.·e Barbara Riggs at fil2 Hamonct Dmt- UMl9UE IH SUWIMD F:xpanded three bl'ciroom Ca 1 nH·I model St:i ined glass. pal'qUl't floors. lush landscaping with fire.pit Hnl!ht <Jnd terrific· 1n e'er) det;ul S359,000 Sl't> Jac·quehne Pearson at 2208 Port Lenm·k UMl9UE IM IRVIME TURI.Cf Beautifully remodl•led and l'Ompletely decorated three bt>droom plus home Pool. spa pn\'a<·). ann a terrific location You II want to m-O\ e right in 1 $395.000 1-'ee See Pat ~err) UMIQUE IM IRVIME This IS a ternftc opportunrn to haH• a Jo, el ~· San Joaquin model. t\\o bl·tfroom plus den. lower level unit. for onl\ Sl00.000 See Kalle Roberts '1 t 5 t't·rnto UMl9UE IM MESA VERDE f.xtra lar~e yard . R \' or ho at ac'C'E''iS. three bedroom !JIU!> family room and assumable f1nant 1ng Clean. clean. clean $174,900. See Jf<Jrriet Hammond at 2037 So. Capella Cl. UM19UE IH OLD COM -Architects own custom hom e Great cabinets. lighting. skylights. French tiles, two fireplaces. Super South of Highway loc ation $525,000 See Marily n Rousselot at 307 Poinsettia UN19UE IH EASTILUFf New kitchen and bath tile. sensational backyard, three bedroom plus family room. fireplace. clean , clean. clean Be sure to see this one $275.000 See Laraine Shaw at 2425 Bamboo • UMl9UE OM THE IA Y Two large bedrooms and den. plus a wonderful bay view Excellent financing and the luxury of living at the Cove make this a very interesting property. $595,000 Fee. See Susan Har der at 973 Bayside Cove West. UNIQUE OH THE IA Y Terrific floor plan t hat f ea lures a master bedroom sujte and a den. Co mmunity pool and spa, and the charm of living on the bay. Best of everything quality. $350,000. See Susan Harden at 1014 Bayside Cove East UHIQUI IM OLD CORONA Da Mil Count ry kitchen, soph1st1cated m aster suite. two fireplaces, three patios. bay view. two bedrooms. 212 baths. $324,000. See Sara Marvin at 502 Acacia. UMIQUI HIAI SOUTH COAST PL.41.A - Skylights, st yle, 3 bdr~.. den, 21r~ baths, near gr eenbelt, only S169,500. See Sharon Corzine at 912 Powell Court. U~IVU i-i{)Mfi-·~~ REALTORS,671-6000 I , l"5 I!.-COMt Hit11w119, C-4a& ~. ' WI MA'I • O.M _., Mllfrl It TGWMl l' t ----~ -- ~.~s. ...... ,Fors. ...... Fors. ........... r. •• 11........ U..........-If.-- ••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~· ~ ~ ,........, rut'" Wt "'-"" for t_ ......... Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday .. August 23, 1981 c;... .. ·················· ...... -r I OOJ G,..,_. I 00 G 91 ••• • • • • • • ••••••••••• • •• ••• • •• • •••••• ••• •••• • • •• • • • •• • • • •••••••• • • • ............ 2 , .. , 1002 '----....1 100 G ,... I oo• ol'!. ~ 100 .. ••••••••••• •• ••• • •• • • • •••••••••••. ••••• •••••• , •• .,....... 1-• •••vu a ~-I OOJ ~ For Wt I "'STSIDI -.. •••• • •••• ••••••• • •• • •••••••••••• ••••• ••• • •• •••••••• • • • • ••••••••••••••••••• • •• Gt.er., I 002 ~. For Wt rA'T10HoM1 To~:::., HUGE! G1GAHT1c Htw~•uCH 2 rMMSULA ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~··········1;,o·.; ~;;,;;;··········ioo·2 I• A stp11rale home on ('all tht sperh1llsl• Ill s or II bdrm humt With 5 IDIM s1lt.'1:5~ rotHTl.AIGAINS ............................................. . •mall lot 3 Bdrm. 2 lhl' rondominlum In pool G~11l 111'tl Owut:r Jutl halt<! Jnd priced tu w ow·· O a t •"'CE .AIAH~f:D OLE HIUTl'\a 1 bath . br1<'11 l1rrpl1('", rormauon ('t'flltr 111 h 1 1tll 1 PriVlllt' roun "llr<I al.II lo beat'h lkal buy " wu.n.i• """ ' T "··-· w e p with f1n1nr•n• , In 1&rea . 3 btdroom 2 IO'i I CalJ now• 4 BR s, ..... SH VILLA RmE•T iupcr pnvatt' and t'h·11n our • .....,. .. llulty Sl&S,000 entry lead11 to hUlll' bath bomM. one•n ...... m Mex1"1n Villa. 1 ho"'" 1,000 K;A Owner will help f1n1mrl' 96.\ 181'1 Newpon 84.oarb estate ' ,... ....... ' -· I 3% Flxfd. IO Y rt • Sl3t.SOO Call now, M ~normoua tamlJy room ('tili ngs, secluded patio from pound10.: •urf Kl'•.tort• .. nd \a\ l' MO ORE h Call67~ sm A~t Sccludtd maal4:r rrtn•111 TllOliS \~[)S ' r t S('dUd('d hilltop sphl ' M6·Hl3 DOUla.J .•. Wit blai111a l1replac:c' Wllh f1r .. pllt('" N .. u d I • '11 .11 \'r lt'Yl'I 1·u.~locn home on "" ~bdr m w 1w1mmm1t Sunny 11ounnct k1lrht•n MoMonevDw.MI! kllCht'n, din" o'n 111'uwd ram»lH' u 't• t1m 1· h11ll nre' O"'n('r "'II MUS'f QUALff\' •'OR r: and Jaruu1 'olar IArae lush around• On o 111' d ' • parlour with qu, 11111 f1nun ('I! ut 13'. f111t'd PAY M L'N'l'S d ly ........ ,cJW\t '"•II •001.,, wner w ronst er any '8110 Hurr) COMMlllCt AL llEAL UTATl •1 .. vices ar l'hc·cl w1ndm". hti:h THE REAL ESTAT&:RS "' ~"; nt>tded uti: RV iaru "• KR""" .... • , orrer Trades. note on a .. r111r . 10 y1·ar:. 1 Sl)l'l' for cost College Park 3 sumc•'NMA St69,000 8'1HMO ruleatatt,rars.aoldor ST~Sor;OS'"'HD l't 1l1n1ti. hu1l1 in l11·ul ;.ir rnnyon view Bdrm. 2 bath. famil y • submit for do"n pa• ..,.. ,. A (',1b1nt'l!t ,·.incllt' lltthl HI S minull'!t to ~wnd roo d bl f 1 RED"'.o.r' , FIXE R13 BR & DE OPEH HOUSE I 5 fnrm:il dm1111: l'llnt1n,1 m . ou e irepa<'I'. ""'"PET ment Pa)·ment Sl600 needsyourattenuon 8r • k1tt·hun . 1~·k1a1I ""110 .ind )urf' Mai.SI\ I.' cul de s111· street A n P&I c 11 d ~ ·~ .... m11ste t C b11r"ain ul $134,900 Call 754· 1202 '1 °· a now lln · ing shovels and paint .tll on l•Y('r;w't.l itround~ 1 1 r ~ui t u~tom IUYERS. INVESTORS BROKERS ,. et 's wr1le 11n offer ' bru•h M ........ 5 ()wni•r OHH OM f'ROMO...,..ORY ••y t l 1 1 ta llin Ill\' bath Garden 546 2313 ---Bru<'I' lilom1t1l'n. a1tt 0 """'.. "'' -JUSl minu t•s 0 ll'~ ond fru1l tn·e!t too' will c11rry ut low 1n I Custom Bayfront. 4 BR Library bt'al'h in t111rbor an•11 V.ACATIOHPUM 759122lor7fi0.0297 lt'rtil I . PosMlilt' o~n1·r r111.1nt' l'r1va1·) aboun<h ul un N i:: w L 1 s ·r 1 N c 4 IR, THE REAL ESTAT&:RS ·~ S2.200.000 estate St'l·ontl $I 4t000 DOWM lo none OWC i.!IXl.lltXl ,11 <.i1anl HUl'k Ba> llllrden ll'' w onl y S40o,Oll0 home • <:harming hvinic dwn, assume St 000.000 -------1 room. ~•ews nowen1 and Th 1 s n e" tu s t om OPEN SUH 1.5 ust'd bmk pauo. Formal a Spanish Med1te rr .. nean d In Ing s wet' Pl n i: I estate has1tdll 360dei! l.AYFIONT sta1rwa} lo secluded \U of ocean <1nd ALI. ll l~Cons ma ster suite Eas) Video camera. 1•lt•rlr ~ ~ 1:1 U AT SL I I' lt'rm s' Only $1 37,500' Rates. custom pool. hpU, ~95.0UO' lnl'ludes sane.I) llurr). call 67J.llMO watt'rfalh.. 6 ~tall' ~ ith bt>arh d1•l·k & palm -t riding aren.i. 11.'nni!t large QU&hl} 3 bdrm + 1·ourt & mul'h mun· den 2 hath homl' ' T;ike ~our l'ht'nli. ofl f'ircplal'l', bril'k lJ8Q + tht-1r lm) hit .. -; .. mJ mlo t x l r J ll J r k 1 n It THE REAL ESTATE RS H L' 1 Ov. nl'r .\gl 673-9187 or eaven ror < 11tJ1ls & 67~ 7060 Attw. Dt•~ pre' iew Cdll l'alrtl'k ·------..i Prime Costa Ml'sa area THE BLUFFS Te nore 631 1260. 20 unit c·ondo proJet'l compl approH'd, reaciy FOl21YE.ARS w antique bar Pie r & slip mi: llu(r\1.tllS171i100 IMP OSS IUU: 1.(1\\ Vallerta or l!(XJ oth1·r re 606 HARBOH ISLAND DRIVE ~:ngrr buycr. rt•ad lhr lJutilii·k 00~' 1~ 1.221 S2500mm dwn. Puen11 @ Sl.750,000. See Nancy Simmons Al ltt'ull)W1N"ld~.1lh"d1• 51 1~.uou• <:.tll Hoh sorts 1n 2S t·ountriei. Call N ein . Remax t'l:ialllf•ed t11l, l'\'H) SSOOO DOWN OP~ IM HAHOR VIEW HIUS du y If yo u h J v ... .159 1221 i-:r qui1hfyin" L ,N 3 ••r, SEA COVE Dra m atic ocean view. Newly l>Omethini: for ~alt' rr lock ~~ " n PROPERTIES customized & elegant 3 r.R. + fam. ach them fast und mex Lo I I a :ic brnt>fllb & i.hart• u ""'nc1 •Iv II"·~ 5618 ''e y3 2 awith fu turt' profit \i;t 714-631-6990 Rm POOL.$485.000 5e<'LisaWh1te =.:~ve..:.<,ca ~ -"- new Frt'nch l'o unto 831 6834 At llOO WlllTE SAi LS kitchen and used br11·k exterior. Locatt.'(J in thl· STC>r!! • S 151< DOWM • heart of Newport•s up iakl' lime to relu:ic :inc.I DESPStATE! per buy, ovt'rlookinl? ~hop al home H's ~Im 4 Bdrm 2 ba pool horn(• rounlry dub Prirt'd JI pie with DBll) l'ilot Assumt! h1 balam•e loan onl> Slll7 .SOO ~ 1lh ex l'las)1f1ed Ads And if OWC straight note cellent fmanc111g a\a1la ;ou h1He somelh1J1g Lu sn:ri-:xs Kl':Al.'r'r C:~ElHT -1""" PHOPE I~ 1 If<, ble.Call7513191 ).ell. c.all a friendl) ~97!1!11 Clas~1hed Ad Visor al ''I f d \·'• """ 56?fl 642 5678 '-llSSI It' I "" .,..~ , OPEM OH LIDO ISU Smashing 3 HH . + d~n. Atrium POOL Entutainer's dt!light $.595.500. Srr Edie Ol~on Al 204 VIA ~;BOLi WM~ REALTORS WM~ RF:ALTORS owe THE FIRST Lobulld.rall7S26499 Jusl llstt'd w1lh unbeatJ ble term!>' Ov.ner ~•II liit:Hll'tmli']Jnl f'lnd what you want m tatr) al lov. interest ---··-----.U Daily P1lotCIW!s1~eds rate L;iri:e 3 Bdrm flll••••••ill•••••- OPEN ON IA YSIDE DRIVE N~wly detornt('d 4 BH with privak dock Sl.950,000 See Paula Erd At 1617 BAYSIDE UR 13% OWCAITO ga rdcn home on grt"en belt t'07}' rirepla1•p t J hui:e bdrml>, lOUnln k1ll·hen . fam1l) room. fireplace. RV :itc·esi. St34.900. CaU $46 2313 Beau11ful lush pat io plants included ' Onh Sl9!1.000 llurr)'. t .iii 673 ssso CE BIDBBE ELllRS ca . OPEN IH HARBOR VIEW HILLS Head-on ocean view 4 BR. 2' 2 BA . Den & Sparkling pool S355.000. See Wendy Heam At 966 SANOCAST Lf: Ol'EH IH IA Y SHORES Distinctive Cape Cod. Reams & shutters. 3 BR. 2 BA . w12 patios. S335.000 Lil See Melinda Marst<'n At 2661 CRESTVIEW DHIVE FAHY ASTIC FIHAMCIHG Beautiful 3 IH'droom end uml with wrap 4.lround p<itio Assumable 1st TD and O\.\fll•r \\-tll l'arr) large 2nd !\lo!!t cles1rabh• Dolorl's model 5249.500 01wn Sat Sun I .5 400 Vista "~Utnl.a .. I .1 ,, '!II ., ' I • I . I THE REAL ESTAT&:RS THE REAL ESTATERS &'2 5'18 W ootAd• C•ll "'""' I Pete Barrett Realty I presents MESA VBtDE-V A CANT & READY 4 Bdrms and large family room. remodeled kitchen. excellent carpets. nicely upgraded. $.179.900. 2162 TabocJo, CM Opet1 Sun l·S llG TREES-OH CORNBl . Cute as a button and all fixed up. 4 Bdrms. 2 bath~. and intimate patio. Good Easts1de fo('at1o n S149.500 296 RoN I.ft., E/Slde CM Opetl S-. 1 ·S WESTCLIF~RENCH REGINCY This home features 5 Bdrm. 4 baths. marvelous custom kitchen and extra large family room. Excellent storage Lovely private yard for entertaining. Owner is leaving area and highly motivated. 1500 Hiqhland, Ml 0,... Sun. l·S IOMUS ~AUGES44EWPORT Will take 5 or more cars in full sized garages. Interestingly remodeled 3 Bdrm. den home, with 2112 baths on large lot. Easy care yard. 1806 IHyf. HI ()pell Sun. I ·S PENINSULA POIMT -REl>UCB> So!id comfort and easy ma~ntenanc(' in super location. EnJO.Y the in come with this non-conforming duplex. Each has bdrm. bath. kitchen plus 2 car garage. Bay and beach close by Owner may help on financing. Now $339. 000. W.ATEIFROHT SUPER FfHAHCING Doc k spa ce ror 35 · boat , comfortable 2 Bdrm cottage and 2 Bdrm income t guest unit over double garage. Flexible financing to qualified buyers. W.AMtSH IUHGALOW Pl.US NEW LI ST ING . Cute Newport Beach home with 2 Bdrm income unit. Steps to beach best price on the Peninsula. $289.500 OCEANFIOHT IEAUTY Custom built 3 Bdrm 2 bath home with income uni t -2 Bdrm and 1 bath. Super Newport Beach location. 5750.000 fee land. CORON.A DEl MAR-VIEW Excellent rina ncing adds to the desirability of this superb view property. This home features 4 Bdrms, 212 hath and in move-in condition. Community pool. Owner highly motivated. $429.CXM>. IALIO.A COVES W .A TlttNOMT Extra large lot with spa. 3 car garage. Pier and slip. on sandy beach. Immaculate condition. many beautiful featur es. Call for appointment to see. $635.000. MISA DB. MAI Assumable 1st, owner will carry 2nd. 3 Bdrms a nd family room with hl ceiling. Excellent condition, very private yard. $135,000. CUSTOM DOVtl SHOIES One o( the la rgest lots, with beautiful grounds surrounding this custom 3 Bdrm home. L«s of used brick, elegant carpetmg and wall coverings, spa and BBQ. $425,000. 642-5200 OVER 57 YEARS.OF SERVICE 206' VISTA DEL ORO ILUFFS OrEN SUM 1·5 S MILLIOM S VIEW S Lovely Courtyard Entrance -Tile lialore Pl us Huge .May View Patio Po~ted Plants Flowing Fountains Indoor Outdoor Living This Two Bedroom. Two Bath Condo Shows Belter Than A Model Open For Your Viewing. A "Joy Of Newport'' Listing 314 AYEMID.A CUMIRE ILUFFS Ol'EH SUM 1·5 END UNIT. Vacant, Easy To See. Excellent Financing. Bright & Cheerful Three Bedroom Unit With Wrap-Around Patio On Lush Greenbelt. Large Assumable Loan Wit.R Fixed Rate. Owner Will Carry Second. $234.500. 2000 IARRANCA ILUfFS O,EH SUM 1·5 Bright & Airy Three Be<lroom End Unit On Greenbelt With Sunny Deck & Open Beam Ceiling. Localed On Quiet Cul-de -Sac Near Pool & Tennis. Owner Will Carry At 13.5'''c. $169.900. llG C.AHYON VIEW! Beautiful Versailles Model On Quiet Cul-de-Sac. Wide. Winding Stairway With Spectacular Sus pended Walkway Overlooki ng Marble Entry And Spacious Living Room. Elegant Features Garden Kitchen. Den With Fireplace. Huge Master Suite. Hi ghl y Landscaped Garden With Paddle Tennis Court Gr('at View~ $87 5. 000. THE .AMllENCE OF LA COSTA Nestled In A Knoll Above The Golf Course. This Home Offers All The Elegance And Tranquility For Which La Costa Is Famous. Fine Appointments Include A Marble Foyer. Gold Plated Tiles. Fixtures And Hand Painted Porcelain Bowls. Ideal Home For Entertaining. Built Around A Sparkling Pool And Spa. Priced To Sell $650,000. SPECIAL CUSTOM IA YFIONT FEE LAND . Four Years Old. Cathedral Ceilings, Parquet F1oors & New Carpets. Lots Of Wood & Glass . Th r ee B edroom s & Co n vertible Den . 312 Baths. Separate Dining. Huge Family Room With Wet Bar. Kitchen With Pantry. Breakfast Room. Sauna. Study. Three-Car Garage. Wood Deck Overlooks Bay & Dock. See To Appreciate. $1 .600.000. CORON.A DEL M.AR-IHCOME Huge Duplex Overlooking Bay, Ocean And Breakwater. Has To Be One Of The F inest Income Properties In Cor ona del Mar . Master Units Have An Ocean View -Built On An Oversized Lot. Call For Detials. MESA YEIDE Beautiful ContemPorary Home ln Costa Mesa's Best Area. Features Include Five Large Bedroorm. Two Impressive Fireplaces. Gorgeous Living Room & Family Room. Skylights, Wall Coverings, Wet Bar -Fantastic! Priced At $2'23,500. IUMD MIW ... IS1HM A Rare Opportunity To Move Into Harbor View Hil ls At An Affordable Price. Extra Larse Lot For Family Enjoyment And Privacy. Three Bedrooms & Family Room For Only $290,000. OPEN SUM 1·5 33 SAM TROPEZ HARIOR RIDGE Outstanding family ho"'•· lmmocutott Dno11thlr• mode4. 4 ..... + study, ]l/l lcrths, famity room, lrq bonus wi th ct.cl&, 2 flrepocH, private lftOller wife, atru.., «)"at OUClll, mOWtfaill and rifjlt NCJht vt.ws. Vaca1tt and ready for your ptrsoul dtcorotln9 toucJ\. $995,000 in a privott, CJah CJNS*d community. OPEN SUM l·S 3032 CAROi SU'IR 3 ldr111 2 loth hoMt fHhrta M.1icC111 tile etttry; lrg .. electric liitchtn, fo11llly roo111, bullt-M shel•t1 & fir~ kit llYMcj f"OCMft. lanJe btoutifvl pri•• y.-d. SUl'Bt TERMS. Offtnd by Mier. °"'Y $249,500. OPEH SUM 1·5 2227 ARIUTUS la the lllwffs. &tter ~ .... doon to tftfoy ...... -c.... vitw frOM fftt liYlllCJ l'OOlll and ............ Mite. Fnftdt doors IMd fro111 tatttfully decorated tc.ity rooM to 0 .-y. prtv• flow•r fllltd courtyard. Two ~"· 4 ldrwts. 21/J la. Shows •• • MOCW. u20.ooo. OPEN SUM l·S 1124 PORT STIRLING l .._ 2 lo MOftClco. SI 25,000 I at, try 20% dowfl. This .ti llOf lost IOftCJ at $250,000. OPEN SUM 1·5 2221 FRANCISCO DR. 4 ldrlll 3 lo H•wport holwt. pool & soua, largt yard, well IHd1coped a11d uw carptt. Security 1ystt111. .Auu111ablt financlag. S275,000. OPEH SUM 1·5 1830 IRVIME A VE. R~ OYtr $30,000 wfth Alptf' financing. Now $294,500. OPEN SUM 1·5 2477 VISTA HUEITA SMws Nkt MW, freshly dlcorat.d 4 ... "I(" "°"· taf•i11 kltchtft. 2 fftCloMd patio•, •'-Pl to pool & wolkh•9 dltt011ct to tchools. ~ ORd pen. O..ty Sl91.500. OPEN SUM 1·4 2904 PAPER LM. Then 11 room to npclltd ill tMt dNI & ""' 3 ... 2 .. "°""'· LoccMd at ttw Md of a ~ soc !It a good f°""ty M~ "' Mtwpott ltoch. YM c• add to te.t aht of the ltofM ht ttveral ways or • .,-the OMtdoor IMn9 qllllity with pool I t po. Fl1011cl119 GTellaMt. OHw.d at SI 7',500. UMIBJEYAILEIUY--VEIY HIGHIMCOME I" CONN del M ........ shtt, red1ctd for quick aale to $299,500. MotiYat.d .,...,. llol co::.•Hd hout I• Mo. Col. $1 ,775.00 MO ..... • offw. For MOrt lltfo ul 644-7020. 1112 llOCKS FROM MACH Forowmrocc.,Md Of ........ l l1r9• tow•hHH Hlh with flnpl1u1. Int IHo .. fer •••lt•d .... a.c ...... w... PrtcH ............ 14"·'°°· J5"e._ ..... w.....,• tlutt.f ....... ,, ..... .....,. • ...... of ..... ,...., ........ fat .......... ... ....... ,..,.,.. .... _ It ... MDtpcl ' Ol'EN IM SHORlCUFf Ocean & tanyon views 3 BR. + guest quarters . SGHU .OUO See Kathryn Raul !»l o n Al 32.i MORNI NG CAN YO~ From 2 10 6 OPEN IH IAYSHORES On the bay. 5 BR. Li brary Lrg. pt('r & sl!P· $1.100,000 LH See Eleanor Bowie At 2752 RAYSHOIU•: OHH IH IACK IAY~ORT C.harm1n g 3 BR . Large lot Fireplace. Beam ceilings S210,000. See Evan Corketl At 2228 1 IOLI DAY ROAD WATYFROMT COHDO In excellent condition . This 2 BR. in Or~~g.e T.ree is near TENNIS & spa rac1ltttes an adult community & only $99,500 with.assumable loan. SOUTH IA YFROHT OUPUX A perfe ct co mb1 nat1on of prestigious li ving & rental write-off. Very spacious 2 BR . +den owner's unit with breathtaking views of harbor & pavilion. $1.350.CXM>. THE OHL T OHE ... ... of its kind. A fa bulous 3 BR . home with the finest view m all the city. The key Jot above China Cove affords a panorama from every room & level Sl.350.000. TWO STORY TRADfTIOM.AL Separate master suite is included in this ~ BR. Westcliff Colonial. Huge f a m ily room wl firepl ace & Bar-B-Q. POO L & spa. Formal dining & breakfast areas Perfect for a large family. $335,(XX). FtME LIVING OM UDO ISLE Beautifully decorated. Extra large rooms & garden s un deck 5 bedrooms. 4 BA. Den & dining rooms . Lrg. 46' lot. $469,SCXI REOUCED FOR YOU French doors from master suite family room , kitchen & dining roo~ all lead lo inviting latticed patio w/lovely planting. Ba ycrest 3 BR . 3 bath & just reduced to $325.000. Owner w/consider all offers. IUCH COTIAGE Neat as a pin & in an outstanding location, 12 block to ocean, by the wedge. this 2 BR. 2 bath home on the peninsul a is a charmer. Screened outdoor eating area + brick patio. $295,000. .A VEIY SPECIAL IA YNOMT On the penins ula 's East Bay Beau~ifully. decorated 5 BR. home: Special pier & slip with wide SANDY BEACH. Special separate lot. $2, 100.000. WOOO AND USED •CIC Good location on Balboa Island near South Bay Front. Immaculate home with beam ceilings & two fireplaces. Lovely patios. 4 BR. + 2 BA and beach showers. Terms available. $450,000. SIHORIS Y SIHOUS This beautiful Spanish home will bring back memories of the ''Old California." This 5 ·BR. formal dining & family room Baycrest beauty has a fiesta size patio with fantastic pool. $495,000. IN NEWPORT CENTER IA YSHORES-OWHER FtNAHCED O"'nl'r \\Ill tarry Isl TD on thi s ch a r m 1 11 g l' o u n t 1 \ fr en r h 3 bedroom. :i hath horn<: Amenities inylud<: h;ird"' •HHI floors. paned \\11ldO\o\!». -;hu tters , 2 f1rcptace!i. and beautifu l sun11 y hnrk patios. Of fl'ml :.it S:Wl.500 Opl'n Sun I 5 2ti.51 l'n.•.,l \It'\\ BLUFFS-AS SUMAIU Lo veh· ex1><11uh·tl E" plan with c o u 11 l r· ) k 1 l c· h t• n • r e c e n t I y remodeled. 3 bedrooms. family room on quiet C'ul-dt' :,ac and lush greenbelt Largest assumable loans in the Bluffs S298.5llU Open Sat Sun 1·5. 523 Avc111da Campo nRRIRC ASSUMABLE FtHAHCIHG 3 br. family room. Rluffs Tenms Villas Large assumable financing at old interest rJtes Immediate occupanl'y for bu~ er wanting a condo in mint condition -new paint. carpet, appliances. $245,000. Open Sat 1·5. 2716 Vista Umbrosa. SPYGLASS-OWNER RMAHCEO Enjoy the good life in this immaculate i Bdrm home. Perfect for entertaining or comfortable famil y livin g This s uper SOUTH PO HT model with its beautifully landscaped yard and Catalina \'lews is available with exc«:llent financing O"ncr hi ghly motivated. $675.000. Open Sat Sun 2-6. 25 Bodega Bay SPYGLASS FRONT ROW ~ts forml'r modt>I hnm<' is very highly upgraded 4 bedrooms. ramtl) room and !'>pa \\Ith s pectatul<Jr ort·nn \'IC\\. air conditioning. pool. sel'unly svstem. Priced helo\o\ ma rkt-l nl sn°29.000. JASMINE CREEi< REDUCED G u a r d e d t' o m m u n 1 t ,. "' 1 t h commun tl ) t('n111s. pool . and greenbelts 3 bedroom 212 bath former mo~el. 30 day availability. Move in quick with low. low down. Owner will finam·(• [lon't miss this value $349.500. STU'S TO IUCH IH IAYSHORE This 4 hr. 4 ha family home has one of the brs t locattons in this gate guarded ro mmunily Amenit ies include heavv wood beam cetlmgs. pantid windows. shutters. sunny brick (>al.lo and 2 private beathes. Owner \.\111 aid m financing or cons1d<'r exchanges. $.)49,500. LIDO WITH FINANCING Beautiful Lido Isle home with excellent financing Assumable S4~.000 1st TD at II '~ interest. EnJOY 5 bedrooms. study, sunroom ~1th pcek·a-boo view. spacious kitchen. French doors leading to enclosed courtyard with fountain. Ca ll for private showi ng. $745.000. F.AKT .ASTIC VIEWS A. Southport mode l with spectacular v1~ws The home 1s highJy upgraded with butlt in s in the Bdrms plantation shutters. an<t hardwood floor s . The profess ionally landsc aped g r o un ds feature extensive use of used brick. A "~eady to move in " home Owner will carry some financing $699.500 or offer on lease option. $11,000 MOVES YOU IH Own~r wit~ carry ~t 14'1~ for 3 years. Don t mi ss this opportunity! Perfect starter home. 3 Br. 1 Ba . covered patio. large fenced yard. A steal at $123,500. DRUM HOUSI Buil~ your dream house Instead of buying someone else's. Large double lot on premier street in Newport Heights . Con!lists of 2 lull lots. Build one house or two. Priced to sell fast at $350,000 for both Don't wait! · I PET BARRETT REALTY (!) =-.. ~ .644~060 ~7028 ~===~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!~l J .. .. • Cle Orango Coast DAIL V PILOT /Sunday, Augu1t 23. 1981 SUPERB YU--OWNER RNAlt h,.cleUy lerCJe trl-lt•et ..._ witll bu11tlhl dtcor by dtcoretor ltrattghodt. Hotpff.tfty & ......., Ill IWl l ..... + ..,,.... 1111rrored ........ .... ~ + i..,. bl•lwct "*" ..... ,_. ..... .,...... """'•'••t" ..... ,.... + prt•oh 1po. UHQUESTIOMA&I VIEW OF OCUH & IAYFRONr clo1Hp! OWMr wOI http fiMact. St71,000. BEAUTIFUL CONDO-OCEAN VU Proftulonally dtcorattd by Ro9tr ThomcH. ASID . LOCJUfta leach. rt. Y. Mtwport Cre1t w /3bdrmt iftcluclftg ,..., Mlih, I01'9' fontlly room _. pana. amic •ltw. Quality and tltganct tfoint.otlt. Owner will carry AITD. $270.000. 631·1400 LUXURY PENTHOUSE C(ll)OS G.-.. ll•iftg with Yu1. M.w haNt wtth tt.e fiftttt of CllMttffftl, «pity, MC&lrity. l1Mt to IMct Y°"' c..._ Call for detaih. $369,000 to $439,000. 631·1400. LINDA ISLE-SUBMIT EXCHANGE Owntt-will c0ttsldtr txchcMc)t for ranch or commtrclal proptrty In Calif. bctptionol home Oft watw wittl boat slip. Lar9t & open floor plan with dramatic balcony/galltry L-. masltt Mlih °" wahr with VU t 4 fcnlty btdroonn. Many amenities indudtd are stained glau. antique bGr, lcol pool. tam.rm. formal din.rm. & gourmtt lcltch1n. $2,600,000. fH land. BALBOA ISLE EXCLUSIVE! Mew Oft the marlctt 2 btd. coftagl with SUMY patio. On• of tt. !wit lsbtd "'*-'-larCJI auwnablt IOGM. $339,000 631 -1400 & 6 73-6900. DOVER SHORES-POOL Largt rttidlttct for 1ntet tuisiog ill tt. finett falhion. 5 btdroOfftl wfffl fim"" & beautiful pool. OwMn will htlp finance. Hew on marktt. $450,000. fH land. 673-6900 BALBOA IS. BAYFRONT ~autiful 4 bdrm homt °" Comtf' wtth boat slip. Two story wood and glass cOf'ltempoi ary with balcony and dtclc, gourm1t lcitchln. Submit 11chanc)ts for prop1rty in Palm SprilKJS. Am>wfl1ad, Big har or 1 Owner will as1lst with financing. SI ,200,000. Will· c0ttsid1r ·llfling furnished. 673-6900 NEW EXCLU. DUPLEX COM Dandy incom1 pro,.rty So. of Highway an comtr lot. Sin9lt story ll'Mts dMdtd by garages, for edra pri•acy. Well prlud at $325,000. 631-1400 ON WATER-FRONT ROW Ntwty dKorcrt.d 2 ldrw\ 2ba ~ Gorgeous Cotall"a OINf ~ basin mw, .As..,., lo0tt. Seiter "Ill cnsi1t in financftMJ. loot sflp a•all. S285,000. BLUFFS ENO UNIT-VIEW lffutifulty upcJrOdfd COl'fttr O•friooting CJll"ffftbtlt. All am1niti11 in tht ''Oo&orff" plan, 3 bdrm condo wl"' anwnobl1 loons. Owner will leaS1/opfi0tt with $22,000 down & SI 200. per mo . $248,800. 50 FT. TO SANO -LARGE VU •autiful custom dllflU Of'ly ~ _yecn old. OM bloclc to Santa AM Jtotty. LGrCJf O'#hlr's llftit with 4 btdrooml, pitched beams. stained glau & spoftn1 dKor. 5Mper YU of 1urf. LGnJI 3 bed. ........ 1.wtlt. Elctlltnt flna11CiltCJ. Redilced to $595,000. OCEANFRONT -PENINSlU PT. Triplu °" o•tnli. lot. 6000 1q ft. Owntr motiuhd and wll COMi~ ony ,...~ offw -trodtt, nc._,.., hnlls. tfc. ~ of o.....Wp. R.-.ct to SI, '5~.000. . GRANO CANAL ON WATER l.onJe & lo•tty 2-st~4 bed. homt Oft quitt Littlt 11. En oy ytar 'round recrecrti0tt. Also I b rl'llfd wit. Tit for 2 boats. $675,000. 671-6900. BEACHFRONT CAPE COD Comer coffogt Oft prln Ck..ifront. Recutly r.modtled 2 btdroo"' for lftjoymtftt now of a Htwport ......., wt"' SI00,000 down oWMr will cony. $499,500. 631-1400 NEWPORT CUSTOM-s,oc1ous 2bd, 2ba. Oft cpMt ~ ~aac. family room, extra lg. lot room for pool, custom bufft for origlMI ownen, fully lttaufahd. MCMY wnitM1. $249,500. lock lay aru. 67).6900. COUNTRY EJ.EGANCE-8Al.. IS. OwMf' will lffw /optlot1 tWt bt..tfMy dlconrhd properly with $50,000 ce9" .... Cllld $4000. ptr ....... for total price of $650,000. C"-"' .,_t & t•try COftYtftltftct + cptftt conter locotioft. lac:W.1 l btd hoRtt & I Md ,....... + Mich .wt. 67 3-6900 HARBOR RIOGE-FRDl:H MANOR 110 VU OF .. y. Oct• & "'I' llC)hh. ....,.a& .... ....,ty ' dttal .......... fMt 5700 sq. ft. ,..ddtnu. Stll thM to Mttct yow owft dtcor for fMt -... "°"" wtttl 4 at.cl, library • ..,.... .... """' llRIMIHt fctM, nlL md ~-r....... a4lit wfth flreptoce, ~ .... &: ... l••ttHIYt CMd c.tM fot ... l""!lculor ho"''°"""· '" the bttt tw .. tkwt of tt1k a.o.f1 XIV M.of' '-" Sl,ftS,000. Ul-1400. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC Rt Al ESTAn K;..t ~' P11111"t> ~...,,~ 2'-Jt W CooiM I hr.\ m M.ttlM Aw ,~,,..,dw•h a..o. "'"' 611·1• '7U .. darrell Dash ..... ,.._ .. ,.... ...... Mtwpor-t-lutbl11ff 2000 sq. ft of I ux u n complete with Jacuz11 & pond on 1.1 1:1t·re lot $225.000 m financing, asking $326.000 Mewport-Horttor-vi.w HoMtt Palermo Modl'I completely rt'de<.•orakd & landst·aped. Assumt• S220.000 in long term loans askin~ $329,000. Col"OM dtt Mor Duplex So. of tl1~hwa y, So of Bayside. $409.000 Col"OflCI dtt Mar Duplex So~th of Highway $340.000 in assumable loans. Askmg $485.000 lrvlnt·Tht Ranch Custom 4 bt·d hornt.• on Pnunium lot SHi8.000 Must see to bC'lit!\'e. l"lfte..Woodbrid9f Gablts Rrid~cporl Model Vacant & must s ell now Prirt'd below ma rkE't at S2l4.000 Co1ta Mffa 3 units Pnde of O\\ncrsh1p :\e\\ er building 1war South Co~t Plarn $265.000 \ ASK FOR darrell pash 6 3 I· 1266 offlct 760.a748~~ ACJ"lf for U /MAX' h ... on LINDA ISLE Finest loc on all l.ind<.1 . 7ti' of \\atcrfront. rm fur up loss· yacht fihr. 7ha formal din . Ha)~ide Po11l & spa. Uaml' ro11rn . lrg ::.it dn bar. Wllll' t'Pllar. outstanding tin. a\a1l. l'nt<•d at t :'\l1l11on Bob & Do\'ie Koop 75!:1-1221 HARBOR RIDGE CUSTOM English Tudor 4br. Sba. fam rm .. den. \\llh lri! oak bar. lrg master suite w bay view. 1 :i of acre. rm. for pool. lrg lst T 0 . avail. Asking Sl.600.000. For private showing mil Rob & Oo\'1e Koop "2" NEWPORT CIEST CONDOS Ocean \'iew. all 4br 3ba. fam. rm .. wet bar. din rm .. pool. tennis . · ·3" to choose from. S210.000 ea Submit all offer!) to Bob & Dovie Koop 759-1221 llG CANYON RE:DUCTIOM Prof detor Dover 2br. 2ba. fam rm . lrg yard. room for poo l Guardt'Cl gate ~lust sell Submit any offer or terms ,\ssum ex isting $300,()()0 Pnee S42.5.000 Bob & Dorn• Koop 75!H 221 CAMEO SHOEES 4br. 31 ~ba. fom rm .. elm. rm . lrg yard \\' pool. Pn bchcs. Grt finaneing, $724,1100 FEE StC'l:ll this one! Bob & Do"ie Koop 759·1221 LIDO ISU 4br, 4ba. lrg lot. steps to beach & tennis. Asking $440.000. Submit any terms or price. Must sell. Bob & Dovie Koop 759-1221 ORANGE & AVOCADO RAMCH 78 ac. sub map <:ompl. 4 sep parcels. Sell or trade all or part for home rn Npt. Laguna or Mission Viejo. Sl.100.000. Bob or Dovie Koop-759-1221 HILLTOP RmUT 130/o filt.d-10 years! Secluded hilltop split level custom home on 1 ~ half acre Owner will finance at 13', fixed rate. 10 years~ Spectacular canyon view yet 5 minutes to sand and surf ~ Massive master suite. Custom Italian tile bath Garden and fruit trees too' Privacy abounds al an impossible low $179.000' Call Bob Burdick now '. 759-1221 CAPE COD CHARM Neat. clean. fres h paint & new carpet ing. Charming 3 Bdrm. lrg pool. Excellent Mesa Verde location. Good te rms. $190,000. Jackie Hande lman 6.31-1266 TURTl.stOCk Warm and inviting dC'cor. Delightful 2 Hdr & den garden home. Wood planked floors. lots of used brick. best location. Brand new on market $265.000 Jarkie Ha ndelman 631-1266 MESA Ya.DE VIEW One of the rare locations! Night lights view from choice 4 Br home Private courtyard entry. 2 frplcs. Great value at $225,000. Jackie Handelman 631·1266 MESA VBDE 3 Br pool home. $135,000 with $96,000 assumable . Seller will rarry additional financing. Two nice add-ons. Best area value. J ohn Cox 631-0213, 646·8425. 2l4 l 17t• St .. Co1N W.. ................ Hl·IJH 4412 ........ ,..,, '" .................. 15'·'400 15 c.r,.• ....... Mpf M ................ 7H·1221 Independent Mlmbet' Brokers ------·-·-·-·----·--•• 111101110 ............................................................................................................ ,. Dalebout Bay & Beach Real Estate REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949 FIHAMCIHG HAS HEYER HEH EASIER .• OWNER FIHAHCIHG IS QUICIC, CLEAN 4tifD UNCOMPLICATED .. MOST OF THESE SELLERS WILL MJUT THE SALE OF THEIR HOME TO 4 IUYH'S ABILITY 1 ,1 TO PAY .. PLUSE PHONE US FOR IXCITIMG DETAILS. -j OPEN TODAY 1·5 COME WITH US ..• TO DOYER SHORES WATERFRONT. w \ H I( F H ()' I \\ II II I \I(( a. I' n: II \ :-. u s I.I I' r \ ' T \ s ll l \11-:W l.l'\l lllC>l-. lllllEI-; Sl'Al"IOCS llFlllHIO \IS Tl!Hn. II\ Ill II O \I .. II I 1, I-I I \ I '\ (; 11 0 O \1 \\ I I II \' A l I I f I> <"fll.l:\l, ttJ\IH>HT\llU Fi\\111.Y IW<l\1 \\lfll \\l-1 B.\H HIH\I \I lll~l'\I; 1100\1 l H>\1111°"1-:t> t'l.llSETS 1036 POLARIS DRIVE .................. FEE LAHO S 1.125.000 COME WITH US ... TO DOYHl SHORES. !-.IX 111-.1>11110\1!-t -.1 \ \:'\() lli\l.F II \TllS 1-"0HM/\L DINING 1100:'.I. Ill"(; I. \I \SI I.I< HEOHUIJ:'ol !-tlln: \\1"111 F11n:P1.An: SEl'i\llAH. ('1111.llllF\'- Wl~(j l!'/('Ll IH.!-t (.,\HC I•. l'l.1n llt>OM WITll OW:\ U.\Tll t Holl I Ft HIT SOI.Ill t"OH 1-; llOOllS ITALl 1\ °" \J1\H 111.F Fl 1n:l'L1\l'E" \\ 1111 WHITE 1111 H "I\ POOi . 508 EVENING STAR LANE ................ FEE LAND $950,000 ' COME WITH US ... TO DOVER SHORES. s11 ~:rH<'l'I. \II 1-111 II II t: l> H <> O ~1 I' II It ~: F IL\ T II ll t > ~H: II E ,\ l I I I-l I. I \ l" l'GHAll ru 'II I-;\\ l'IH II :0.1'1\ A~U Fl rH:PIT s 1-:1' ,\I( \H ... \ \111. \ HOO~ WITll FlllEl't..\t 1-: 111-j\Ml-.lll't-:ll.l\t; 0\1, 1"\lll:'ltl-.Tll \ 2106 SANTIAGO DRIVE .................. FEE LANO $559,000 COME WITH US ... TO WESTCLIFF. TH-\llrl IO:\o\I. IH. \l l \ 111- l"SEO IUUn\ 1\11'1<1-!-.SI\ I-Hll It 111-:tlltoO\IS 1-·\\111 \ ll1tll\I \\It Ul;'lll:-;G 11om1 1..\1((,1-!-.H'l l llr II HE'\H \\HI> (,l(f \I I-till 1111 BOAT OH l't.1-:1\Sl II f \"1-.11 II U 1118 SOMERSET LAME ............................ '495.000 COME WITH US ... TO LIDO ISLE.. 1 11\H\ll\1, 11'\r \'\II 0:-;1-. II \l,F Slllll\ "' \\IM IHI I Ill I< Ill l11<t11t\1'-11 \l l<I "I PATIO l'O'\\'F:\IF\ I I ti l\t_\<11 \\JI l I l l\lllll"l- 111 VIA DIJON .................................... $495.000 COME WITH US ... TO 8AYCREST. <l:O.W \1 111111 111111 B I-;() 11110 \I!-. 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Tiil-11111•1 I \It CARMEL MODI-:! rllHEF IH .DfHHlMS "l \\O 11\111'-\I-\\ CARPETING COl'l'i'H 1'1.l\1111"1; S f'\llOl" (,\Hill-\ \\It PATIO n :1-: LA;\ I> 1930 PORT IRISTOL CIRCU ...................... S268,SOO COME WITH US ... TO DOYHl SHORES. Fn111 111-11111111\1" FA'\ll LY HOO \! l \11'1'.l'l \llU'. t"O\f)lflll\ l 1'1'11< II" \"JEW EXn.1.u::-.T l,.\'\I) 1•111n. 2 I 30 SANTIAGO DRIVE ..... IY APPOINTMENT ..... $237 ,000 COME WITH US ... TO WESTCLIFF. '.\ U I TllllH 111.1111• '' •'l TWO llt\Tll 110\H l"\"l ln.DH,\L U.111\'<; J\ 11\ I\(; Htt11\I \\ll ~'A'\111. \ HOO\I n STO\I W.\l.1.1' \I' I-H \I-\\ ( \I! n 1... \I \\ ROOF' ('();\ n:~ n·" l I.tit" \TIU:'>< 1528 CORNWALL LANE ........ PRICE REDUCED TO $2 19,900 COME WITH US ... TO HARIOR HIGHLANDS . 111H1, l BEDROm1S, T\\tt 11,\'l lb Ill (iF I' A'\1 11.\ H001\I WI 111 111111 I\ FIREPLAn: roH:"l-:H 1.t rr ll'J llE \l Tl ~T L TR Er. I.I I\ Ell ... , II r F'I 1940 TERESITA LANE ...............•.............. S 189,000 COME WITH US ... TO MESA VERDE. s l'At"lnl !-. r 111 II BEl>ROUM. TllH EE 11\Tll llO~n: 22.'iO SQl"1\RE FEET or 11\ I,(, SPACE Ill'<; t-: LOT lit FOITI' SUI.Ml II E1\ TE[) POOL llA I! IH t"l ~ A.'ID SHt·n ·u:11t> \IW col 1< r 1658 UT AH CIRCLE .•...•.......•...••..•..••..••.. S 185,000 1617 WESTCLIFF DRIVE .................. 631-7 300 NEWPORT BEACH Prime R1tidlfltial Income ProptrliH 3 Tripl<'M.., 1n J ru" on Ol't'an ~1111• of P('ll 10 Corona lll'I \far 2 l>upll'"''~ 1 l Tripi<·~ 1n " ro" on ll alhoa Pentn~ula l 1111 from sand and surf Near l!tth St I Oupl1•x on thl· "Jkr with dot k for l l' !)ont All larl!c Jl>hUmllhlc loans .it 12' ,. • ()" Ol'r ' JfC O\Ull\ all'il C/21 Newport Cntr 640.5"357 RANCHO SAMTAFE Es t all':> & \l-reai:1· Tr" 5Hr5 Ra.<1s<X1,11n pool. on I a(· Jt 5875.lOI Wr know all It.JOI hu pro~rtte!I 9UAIL COUNTRY RULESTATE 714/756-1681 IYOWHet I 0>/40/o FWtancln9 Must sell thls wt-t'kt'ncl Prcs\111e executive view home Smog-tree C11p1. S329,900 il4·496· 7131. 933.0730 WOODBRIDGE LAKEfRONT 1111\\'I-: LAh EFIWNT IN\~::-, TOH\ ASSUME 914°0 LOAN ()" Ot'f "111 I ,lrt I :!1111 :0-.11 lflf ,tllf\tni: 'It I'\ dt•t'OI Jll'll I l11lt 111 h111t1• "1th Int" ol .11nt·n1l t•'' Onh $1:!11 ~•• C.111 lotl,I\ !li!I 5Ji0 Hu\ mi: S<'lllnl( Lc•J:.tni: C i\l.L m f: l.akl•f ronl SIJ('1·1,1lt~l Lynn Noah OFF'tet-:5.52 1800 II OM E S!J9-5 lli-I Town & CountryRtty ALLSTATE REALTORS r---f1n<I whal \OU l\,Jnl rn Orul; Pilot t'l,1s~1f11•d, --------------, 1 I I I I I I I I I I STARTING A NEW BUSINESS? According to C1llfornl1 Bualneu and Profe11lon1 Code (Sec. 17900 to 17930) 111 perton1 doing bu1tnt11 under • fictitious name must flit • statement with the County Clerk and have It publl1hed four times In • newspaper serving the UH In which lht bu1lne11 11 located. The statement 11 required by law and 11 ne<:HHry In protKtlng your bu1lne11 namt. 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OMCI 1M A UHT1ME opportunity to buy tx-st louted 3 bdrm, t level LINOA. Overlooktn~ w1de11t jotrt'l'nbclt & reneetion pond $29S,OOO 2 b11th rnndo Auum11ble t llr " uurmi. 11 " .. H',,, int Pll) • urr 2l has low 1nttrnt loen to view rrom spectacular architectural )l.'4~ b:ihancl' Jt 12' >'. n1umr Ownc-r w<>uld designed 4 bdrm. 5 bath. pool home llj > ~ olf l:.'1 • H'olr\ ('QR tder Ol\t' )t.tf ll'll~l' Shp ror 2 large boats $1,495,000 1 M11nth1' bJ1J 1 ~.!.' 1 option or uutr1ghho1lc- .. ;1 .. i:o1n1 lll{ICJl.'ro. l>Jllu IJOOl , lloublt• i:.m11:1· LIDO ISLE HOMES OP8f 1-S 2112 FBJ" loff Rorol IAYFIOMT PENTHOUSE ONI YUi MEW. 3 bdrm, 2 bath. highly up"'raded Large liv & din room.'i' You own the land. $325.000. OPl-:NSA'I' SUN I 5 1741 TllSTI~ •IH Owner ugl 646-~ M11k~· )Our shopping e11~11.'r b} us11111 th ... Dully Pilot Clasiur1ed Ads 120 Yl9 'l)UITO OPIH SUH I ·5 Featured on Homes Tour th.Ui lovely trad1honal spaC'ious, custom 3 bdrm. 3 bath home, newly decorated. Priced to sell quickly at $475,000. Must see. 2 + den condo on water with slip available Top floor. security bujlding. excellent value at $.560,00> Of'IM I ·5 1912 VISTA CAUDAL HJJtlOR RIDGE An ext•1ltng 4 Bit fam rm. De\ onshtre Townhome ofrenng prestige security & view with view Entertaintn~ cnhan<·ed by den & downstairs game rm A galt• guardl'd <:ommunity $995.000 CHAI.MING 2 bdrm overlooking wHJe gn-enbelt Xlnt terms $139.500 2 14YIAITHACA OPBUUN 1·5 Newly remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath plus lge recreat10n room & 2 paltos. Beam et1hngs Great for entertaining. $420.000. Best price for the money JUST USTIO. Lovely t level 3 bdrm. 2 bat.h. Owner will t·arry h.t 20', tlown 13'7. 1nterC'SL $235,000. Ry appl WXURY IH Hit.HOR RIDGE Th is ocean & tit v v il·w home ('ale rs to gracious eritcrtainmg and casual comfort Unique in this expanded Jodcllo has a brick and oak wine C'ellar with tempe r ature controlled storage room Private l'Ommunit~ with pool and tennis S)95,IKXJ HELEN B. DOWD PENINSULA POINT IUCHFIONr P:t noramic bay & ocean view at wedge, from prime large lot. 4 bdrm, 3 bath custom home. 3700 sq. ft featuring marine room. $1 ,385,000. UALTOR. IMC. 644-0114 PROPO''ED CUSTOM WITH 110 Ust & lyY Witt. T1w ~ VIEW Top or th"' hall in i::meraJd Bay will ~oo n hl· this elegant C'u::.tom home . wh 1ch wi II mtludl• 38(1{) ~q ft \'1ew from l'\'l'ry room Load~ of glass and cletkang w pvt yard Thi~ home has 1t all ' l'rtn(' only NEWPORT CREST COMDO 714 760 -C)~ ~ ~ SANTA ANA COUNTRY CLUB I• Yowlodl Ycrd 117 The ~asll'r~ l'1rl'll• Open toda) I ~ GARDEN PARK ¥Ill.AGE OPEN DAILY SrYGLASS HILL OCUMVU SIOOK Ullder Ji.waisa1 My Ion is your .:am' 4 Br. SKI ~lory rantasl1c oc.·eun view Nt'(.-dS fast escrow Appra1sl'll at $650,000 Must sell now SSS0.000 Owo r /A~t ii r u 1· ... R I o m .: r c n 75'9 1221or700-0297 EICELUHT LIDOISU Opn Sat/S-1-5 2 I 4 Via DijOft 200/o Dowit + I owe LAJf 2fld w Ith "° pcrJ11Mflh! '2 hdrms. 2 iath 1111 ma1·ulate t'Olld1t1on with exp nns1on vut1•nt1.il JIL~I S33S,IW 963-1112 UNIELIEVAIU FIHANCIHG On this 4 Bdrm . 2 story beach house with gul·s t 1n·law quarters Nt•ar park $205,000 \\1th SIXJ ,OllO. S year loan al 2 bdrm. den . s pacious Plan 8, immaculate. Excellent r1nanl'ing. $215,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J.ll Bu y\•cJ,. D• ,,. "I B b7S blbl CLOSE TO SO. com PLAZA rtlVATE COMMUNITY ,\ dch ghtrul Harbor Ridge 4 BR home Spacious & expanded Lautremont Model offers famil y room. formal livtng & dining rooms Large ma ster suite, gourmet kitchen all with views or opening to patio or deck . Security . lll'<lr pool & ~pa $770,000 OUTSTAHDIHG REHAISSAHCE Elegance & harmony throughout this 3 BH home Library lort opens to l1v1ng area below. Qual1t) a ppointment!-1 & tuslom features enhant'e t'harm & warmth Ci ty & nighllight views. Gated comm with pool & tennis. $499,000 I OH :-.;ew port 111\ll 1 FROM 10::11 A.M. Gorgeous J bdrrn 2 •Brlld New* bath. atnum ram rm 213 lrTow Ila.an t form din nn I stor) home 1not rondo1. oHr FrOlll SI 14,'50 looking the lush & plu~h 11th green OHert'd .ii 131 t'. A P R FINANCING JH 1285,000 down m11y buy I 4 m1ll1on wa1errron1 property localed on bay _...t:' ~\ 1n Bayshores Owner ~No~ wall consider carrym~ '7~J.TY?" 17' • MOllLE HOMES M.I. MODULAR OMLY $79,500 Of'EH SAT /SUH Lovely , spaC'ious 3 Bdrm 2 bath, with firepl ace aeross from the bu y V1t.'w from deck . Adult luxury l1v1ng m best location Pool sandr beach 3 Bdrm 2 bath <:Ondo. Pool. spa, gym Big patio Only $99.900 with 20't down Owner will earry. S245.000 '"' 1lh owner All amenities mrluding !1nanr1n.:1 See FranJ double attached gar. I.st. 2nd. ~d TD maybe I OCEAH YIEW 4th TD Call Otck Orex , 1 "°'o DOW ... Scoll wood burrung fireplaces. ler now ' 759-1221 ' •n• " MAGNIFICENT CUSTOM HOME En1oy the superb ocean bay & city \.1ews from this Pollendtne built home featuring 5 BR pool. s pa & exten::.1ve li s t o f outstanding amenities. S2.SOO.OOO LYHHE YALEHTM 644-6200 10UL lllYJlll. !O'!AL U!llrJDTlll ----· ICll Dover Dr1V• H.tin>.>r v-c.n..t fl_.. lloocll CA ir.le&3 llewpo"' e.<n CA llQeec) -custom kitchen. wet bar. i~,1!;1t11ll!i S.: lf ll .. ., . 4-~ l\il hll !i R1nq 640· 5560 Anytome Eastblull Prol Bldq pvt deck. recrea11on area walh pool. spa. BBQ and man> more too numerous lo mention Located at Fair' aew and 1-------•1 A'orado. on the same site as the original Roger 's GJrdens 1n owe asT an spar1oµs s Ur + maid 's qtrs Spyglass custom Crtyrd spa en try. gourmet k1tch . opn beams. 3 frplcs, 4 car OPPOITUHITY gar. raly ht.es & ocean knocks often wben you 5~2239 vus 1 2 milhon Jen Costa ~esa use resull gettJ.ng Daily A Development or lfunt 631 7""" Pilot Classified Ads to · """ M cKmnon1 Bibb H..t & AuociatH reach the Orange Coast Properties 631-7600 market. Pbooe 642 5678 ·---1!1'!!11!!!'!!!! ... Placing your \..t1&1t..,111cu "A Certd1ed Hu y Home "Wan t ;a dramatic. near new. easy rare in Newport Beach with an O<'ean view' Want to assume a low interest loan and have the seller help w1lh an even lower interest rate~ ThlS as 1t' Quality location, ronvenaent and financing ' '349.000' C..:1111 00-0:..13 COLDWC!U. BANl(eRO -~~-- slips a\;ulCJbll' Owner will finant~ "'ith S25.000 do"'11. LIDO/OM THE WATY Ol'EH SUNDAY Cozy I Bdrm with large living room and r1replace. Great for year round living or weekend retreat. Sec loday. make offer. $59,500. 0WMf' wll carry ltw loan. 759-1616 CAHHetY VILLAGE Utdqu. Opportunity :-,~ ~q ft <·ornt'r parrel EASTSIDE DESPEIA TION l{('dUtl'd CaPt' Cod rnn do ab:.olutely a J?reJl bU) & \ a<·ant ISi IS S82.000 at 12 :'!Cl'. 3 Br 2 :.t). pool dbl gar and country kakhen ~:x<'ell bu) and own er "'111 carr) Call nov. 01dna Cappel 631 l266 · 714 &U ~ 714 ~ 8200 I~-~----ad is so simp&e . JUSl The rastest draw in t 1ive us a call on the -West a Daily Plloe pbooe and we'll help you SELL idle atetl\!I with a Class1f1ed Ads. )OUr one Classified Ad Call T word yoW' ad for rast re-Daily Pilot Clas51(aed ;1~ sho~ C'tOltr ..J..:d::a~&U::.::567'8=·---==:-t .. .-'ult.siiii&. ·;.;;"2~·5571;==:::::· === -"'Ad~·.:;642~567'8:.;,:... ____ .:====-----.------==~ COfttod Ed De AvHo 752-1111 SPECTACULAR BAY FRONT PANORAMA Unparalleled 240 \'lew of big bay & islands' Five BR s uites. cntertammg rms include playrm w fully t>qu 1pJX'd bar & upstairs billiard. w f<J m ily Im Two staircases & elevator Slips for 3 large boats. S3,900.00Q incl uding land Cathy St:hweickert or 642·823!'> 1 X33 > ELEGANT BACK BAY ESTATE Offering 2 acres in the country. Living rm w/walls of glass offer an unparalleled view of Newport's Back Bay. Home features a 60' pool & spa. 6 BRS. including mstr suite w sauna. guest maids quarters. Tennis courts. 5 car garage & room for stables . $3,700.000 L.ynne Valentine 644·6200 <X34 > SO' RIGHT OH MAIM IAY! 70' pier head line accommodati ng large yachts a nd a handsome 5BH, 51 :.i bath home w/fam. rm. & formal din. rm. 24 hour security island. $2.100.000 Dona Chi chester 642 -8235 <X35 ) EXQUISITE BIG CAHYOH! 5 BR English Normandy estate overlooks golf course. Circular staircase leads to m.str s uite w his & hers baths. sauna. spa & 3 guest rms w/baths. Gorgeous views. $1.900.000 Lynne Valentine 644 -6200 < X36 > PALATIAL ELEGAMCE IH DOYER SHORES! Magnificently designed 5BR Fr e nch Regency and Greek classic style residence. Approx. 5600 sq . ft of Ii ving s pa ce overlooking the bay and formal entry courtyard w /pool. $1 ,900.000 incl land Barbara Aune 642·8235. <X37 ) MEWrORT 'S NEWEST IAYFRONT COMMUMITY 147 ' of bayfront. 2·story entry w/a step·down li ving rm w/bay views & library w/bath. Upstairs, the master suite w/separate sitting rm & fireplace, and another wing holds 2 more BRs & baths. Sl ,500,000 inc luding land Larry Dyer 642·8235 (X38> MOHACO WITH VIEW! Elegant 3 BR home w/180 degree view of lights & mountains. Liv. rm w /skylights & covered patio. Details are found decorative woods & custom wallcoverings. Owner will assist in financing. $675.000 Lynne Valentine 644·6200 < X39 > MACNAB IRVINE REALTY A SUB50ARY OF THE RVINE <XWPANY 2211 WA TERFROHT -COROM.A DEL MAR Old CdM charm combine wi the comfort afforded bv a new kitchen. remodeled baths, & a -new mslr suite w/bay views Formal "garden dining." library. & guest qtrs above garage. $625.000 Fee. Martha Macnab 642-8235 (X40) OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 12·4 2211 Waterfront -Corona del Mar. THREE IH BAYSHORE -PRIVATE IUCHES Charming Country French. flawless 3 BR 3 BA din. rm. S90,000 price reduction $495.000 excellent financing or $340,000 for lg corner lot garden home with seller financing or new on the market -move-in ready l ·story "Bayshore Charmer ... Dona Chichester 642-8235 <X41 ) SEAVIEW ELEGANCE Hampton Plan w/ocean view plus guarded gate. Richly appointed 3 BR home w/fam rm &. formal dining, spa off master B~. com~unaty pool & tennis . Owner assisted financing. $465,000 Belle Partch 752-1414 <X42 ) OP~N HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5 19054 Yacht Camilla Corona del Mar. GLAMOUR Ir STYLE prevail in this Ivan Welt's custom-lush atrium 4 BR fam rm home. Beautifull y decorated -Special lighting for fabu lous entertaining. Close escrow January 1982. Good Assum. loan Fee land $425,000 Jane Paquin 642-8235 CX43) HUIOR RIDGE -IEAUTlPUU. Y appointed view condominium. 2 BR + conversation area kitchen with nook+ formal dining - One '1evel. Assumable loans. Owner wi l\ assist in financin g. $419,000 Lorr aine Rennie 75~·1414 (X44) PRESIDENT HOME WITH VIEW Newly remodeled Turtle Rock home wi th French Doors. plush new c:C:t rpcts 4 BR fam. rm formal dining . Attractive financing. $449,000 M adelincCrawf ord752· 1414 <000 l IA YSHORES DOLL HOUSE Charming ~ 2 BR. den, garden rm. e nclosed patio garden walls of ivy give complete privacy - Security guard Private beaches $340,000 Leasehold Amy Gaston or Dona Chichester 642·8235 (X45 ) STAR LIGHT -STAR BRIGHT View day or night will delight Gradous 3 + fam. rm .. one level home in prestigious Seawind. $335,000. Jane Paquin 64.2-8235 <X46 ) OPEN HO USE SUNDAY 2-5. 2.300 Port Durness - Harbor View. GREAT FAMILY HOME. Large yard. lru1t trees, HV access. s uper garage. Freshly painted ins ide & out. $1 12.000. Betty Grubb 642-8235. < X:!2 l EASTILUFF VIEW Great 5 BR newly refurbished home -Good view location & pool size lot. $329.500 Leasehold Low down & owner will assist in financing. Tom Allinson 642-8235 <X47) OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5. 2215 Alta Vista -Eastbluff. HIWE:tt ILUFFS -FROMT ROW! "Dolores" Plan·end unit overlooking upper bay area. 3BR , 2""2 BA , patios. $325,000 including land. Dick Halder man 642·8235. (X48 ) MEWPOIT CREST -BRIGHT & CHllltY Freshly redecorated spacious 4 BR. fam rm, 2~ BA condominium with partial ocean view. End unit with two decks in immaculat e condition. Shor t escrow posslble. $230,000 incl. land Belle Chase Lee 644-6200 CX49) PREMIUM LOCATION W /POOl SIUO YARD This cu l -de -s ac home o ff ers a profess ionally landscaped ya rn in Northwood 's influe ntial homes lncl1J<',.,• · this 4 BR. Fam rm model ar<> 1iu~1·h..:e.1 beige carpet & decorat<'·· t11uc:1E's throughout. $2 19.900 Scott Alston 55 1·8700 (X50) PRIME PLAZA LOCATION Bluffs popula r "W'' Plan Beautiful condjtion. 4 BR 2 BA + powder rm. Generous size k1tche11 & private patio. Convenient to pooJ & shopping S2U5.000 Lil Lois Egan 644 ·6200 CX51 > AFFORDABLE POOL HOME Beautiful Syracuse model in Irvine's College Park. Nearly new pool & spa, 4 BR's & courtyard entry. Highly upg raded. Price reduced to $175.500. My rn<J Boom 5.51·8700 <X52 > STAIHE:O GLASS IEAUTY This super 4 family home near South Coast Plaza has been modified & customized w/lots of stained glass windows. Big yard for the kids ! Easy access to everything $159,900 Jerry Thompson 551 -8700 CX53> ASSUME LOW YA loan and owner wi II help finance balance. 3 BR end unit townhome. Pool. tenni s & clubhouse. $149,500 Barbara Callihan 642·8235 <XS4 > OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 1-5. 612 Seaview! - Costa Mesa COUMTRY CHARM 3 BR 2 BA freshly decorated, cozy used-brick fireplace. Tree· shaded yard with wood decking & brick patio. Seller may help with fina n cing . $126.900. Betty Berkshire 642·8235 (X55) NEW USTIMG. Exclusive Cameo Shores. 3 bdrm, Camily r m , dining area & 2 baths. Situated on one of Cameo Shores largest lots. Room for pool & expansion. Walk to 3 beaches. Only $359,500 leasehold . Donna Godsha ll 644·6200. !OHL SIBVICI. !O!.AL SA!ISIAO!IOR. JDWPOBT n•o• mvm• Campus Valley Center ?R>odbr1dge Village CentAsr Irvine, CA 92718 Irv1ne, CA 92714 (714) 762-1414 (714) 651-8 700 901 Dover Drive Ha.rbor VieW Center Newport Bea.oh, CA 92863 Newport Beach, CA 92660 (714) 642-8238 (714 ) 644-6200 .. •I I l It--......... ...___ 11 u....... __ ir. __ c...1-1 Ho.tta For S* Ho.a" few S. • • • •• • • • • • • • •• •• • • • •••• •"' • • • • • • • • •• •••• • •" • ... • • • •' • •' • • ......... • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • .. " • ••• • 02 GtM'r• I 002 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday. August 23, 1981 HcMtttt,.... .._ Ho.It" For S• "-"'For~• ..__, rvr - 1 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • u......-. IL..-1:....L. ~ u-··•t• ltorS. 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Italian SHOWPLACE tncludeii PIT! or less down payment & This newly construrtt'<i duplex orrcr:-. .~ tt'I a1n1t· ltll', m llVln~ room. drnmg A truly rriagnafi<·ent ff arbor View paymenU) of $935 PITI on this neat the finl'sl quuht1es or both personal '1 1 REALTORS room. k1tC'hcn and l'ntry Fabulou:-. J11l b Hom (• t·xtt'M>i\'ely and 3Br. 1':1Ba . IJ< coven'<! patio. fire & residt>n<'t' and rn<·ome property 11w !' ·~ 675-SSI 1 mountain .rnd park \'ll'W:-. f:xt·.-pt1onal bcaul1fullv n•moc.ll'll'd :i bedrooms security ularm tnlt.'rl'oms Asking property cons1sb of a two story a .~ r1nanc111g1 ' 1 ffrdut·t>d lo$237.9oo plus a terr1f1l' fa mily rm. with lOVa Y I YR. OLD lH, llA. FAMILY RM Step down Ii v tng rm, dramatic Staircase & w1 ndow t•overs, greenhse windows kit & bath. Takt> over existing $127,000. Se ller trade $89.900. Hdrm 3 Bath dctachl'<I hollll' plus a -~·' OPEN HOUSES 1-5 hardwood llom . opt'n beam ce1hng, spacious 2 Bdrm 2 Dath unit over a 4 ..-PEHIMSULA PT IEACH HOME <·uslom ~ood bar. m.tssive river ANOTHER lOVEL Y I YR OLD 21R, 21.A Family rm. dbl garage. covered patio. decorator drps & wallpaper. clubhse, pool, jacuzzi. sauna in Palm Springs f.4uity $38,000 Will trade. SHARr l YR OLD 2 STORY 3Br, huge rumpu:-. rm . floor lo 1·e1hng frplc . lake privileges La ke Arrowhead· Woods Asking $149,000 Take O\er t'x1st1n g loan Submit SELL OR TRADE 80 acres at SI 500 per at'n' Kern County car garage. Our client 1s Vl'ry fll'x1 blt' Sharp 3 Bdrm horne with Jots of rock fireplarc and French doors a nd will considl.'r all lt>rms or IRVIMl TERRACE MASTERPIECE: Comt stonework . hit in kitchen, fireplace , opening onto tilt• private patio with exchanges. Presented al S150.000 '" ttNs hondcrafttd btcalty. Coftlplttely lltJ(a; master suilt·, double garage on ils !-ioothin ~ watt'rfall and jacuzzi. R·l Lor ~ nerythllMJ I• •wand ready for cxtrl'mely qUtt't s treet. Seller wtlJ There·!> 11 lal'gl' ma ster suite with Cute 2 Bdrm/I Bdrm duplex on an H-3 you to lllOH lnl 3 bedroo.. C2 MGsttnJ w financt• at 12', intt•n•st Asking only huge w<dk in t'los<•l and a second zoned lot in Nt•wpo rt Ilei~hls Rare a fcnlly room, too. Asking $349.500. 1436 $3.50,000 firepla t t• You have to see this opportunity to purchase inrnme Sermodf Terrace home tu appn·c1ate it. $465,000. property or build :l t·ondos Flt•x1blt> {)pt>n Sun I to 5 see 3906 lnJet Isle terms. Asking $224,500 DRIGHTFUL OLD CDM CHARM. l bdrm 2 l>r bdnn ..,,_. cloH to beochea and •hops. JACOBS R[ILJY Newly pow.d ond carptfed and new roof. [14 $279,500. 702/7021/1 MClrCJU"'ff• MEW CUSTOM HOME: Wnapped around a hugt glens eticlos~ atri...,. en l leveb of C)l"OCious modert1 liYilMJ. 4 ~. family r"OOfll and Library. An Optft beanwd cellMcJ CJnKH the trettop livi!MJ room witt. a v~w of tt. ocean. Added to oM ttiis, a Hparat. gwst wife, spo and many patios & decks. Offend at $749,500. Calforbrochutt. 675-6670 2919 M•wport llvd., COfMt' loth CAPE COO ON WATER HOME + IMCOME lusu" 556 1732 or 751-1242 "'"prises Rut Estatt' OM~lon 3400 Via Oporro 11103 MO 9UALIFYJMG COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy,, Corona def Mor 675-5511 This i1 on autMntlc Co~ Cod residtftce by decorator incllldln9 staifted & etclwd glau, brick and beams. Totally coordinated with luxurious anwnltiH throughout tt.is 4 bed. fam.rm 2 patios, VU in a quiet Littte Island locatiOft. TIMlp few 2 boots. $885,000 fet. 673-6900. Home SI/(.' Corona del Mar duplex. onh 6 r t•ar" ulcl ~•th 3 bdrm . fam1I~ "rm I trl'pla<·e and beam te1hngs plus a sharp upstairs 2 bdrm :! lwth ;.iparlmenl with exeellenl n·ntal potential Owner 1s moving EII at S320.lXX) What ·~ more. you l':.in bu) with only S70.000 down 1 Opt•11 Sun 2 to 5 see 720 Ja')ffilnl' A\'t' FAMILY HOME "\t" pon Bt'ach, CA. 92M3 THE REAL ESTATERS SELLER ~MAHCIMG Casua l. pleasurablt• li ving in th1!> exceptional home Lovely, large lot manicured and enhanced by well spaced street. Swimming., why not. the pool is heated and wailing to be used day or night. Take a dip and then relax next to yo ur vibrant firep1l. Cook a hot -dog . it ·s part of the pleasures. F1nanl'ing 1s handled Assumc $120 .000 withou t (·onrern Areas best bu\. Call R1t harcl Drexler 75!H221 lo preview this outstanding value. VERSAILLES CONDOS tWcr Udo, Mewporf llvd .. to Hosptal Rood into guord~ community. Pool, jocuul. sauncn and more. CANALFRONT -NICE & NEW Large J800 sq fl t ustom bwlt home 1n lhl' heart of t•xtlus1ve Haycresl. Owners ha\'e moved and priced this lovely home for qu1l'k sale. 4 bdrm .. formal cl111ing rm . family rm .. offtec. hugt• famlly gaml' rm. and pool. W1•t bar. <·entrcil station alarm. 2 ltn•phH·t·'-bit in stereo & much n11wh morl' .Ju!'il S399.500 Open Sun I tv 5 "et• 1730 Marlin W a y '' If Sh 1 I> " a ~ Lane . ~ B Dtfft tult to fwd -.o t herk ~our map or tall I ir..,I OLD COROMA DEL MAR. $350,000 SOrHISTICATED DECOR, l:.irgesl 1 Bdrm. f\irnished and read) Great terms ' Assume loan :j()() ragnt:~. ;-.;o 209. $139.000 Two patios to enjoy tfte outdoors plus a "movt In & live" condition in ttti1 2 story, 4 bdrm home with firtploce. PANORAMIC VU ON WATER 2 blocks to the bearh from lh1~ l'harming 2 HR 2 Ba home + I HR I UJ motlwr an IJ" qtr:. aoo1 t' earage O"ner "111 finance' Call to see• HACH CHARMER. $159,000 Walk to the bearh from th1:. proft'l>s1onall) decorated 3 BR 2 Ila homt' f ormal dining. skylights. col'ered pa 110 fanta~llr <1s:.uma ble loans A bargain at Sl!i9.000 Call fnr d<'lail:.' R&'M* Of Newport Beach 2 IDRM. 2 UTH, FIRErLACE. LA TOUa. features 2 master suite~ Enjo) ocean bree1es and snamor<• lrec:. \\1th th1!> well located 2nd noor umt 500 Cagne~ No 204 Sl65,00U leauffful Mewport retreat ifl a MC:urtty builditw). Ocean & lay V 111 from this OM bed. odult c~p in Vista def Udo. Mint conditiOft uullent financlnc). $280,000. Stq>J to beach and temi'-$245,000. 631-1400. ECONOMY CONDO 3 thing., to n•m<•mh(•r ""hen bu~ing real estate. Lotal1on1 Location' Lo('at1on ' Thi ... tondo has all 3 and at an unbeltl'\ a bit> price Lo<'ated in the Westeltff <irt•a just a .... hort walk t o s hopping , rl•..,laurants . tran .... portat111n & till' park 2 bdrrru, nrt·t·ly t'arpett•d and draped and "1th a dt•IU'<<' bit in kitchen Private patio pl us a lovel.' :,w1mmrng pool All for onlv $129,500 If vou can't beltt•n· 11 '. lhl·n rnml'.b\ 1704 Wt·-..tdiff Dr tt lfi. "\ B . Sun . ht"" l &~ Open Sal Sun 1 5. ask guard to direct vou to lfarbara K:a..;tlt· WA TERf RONT HOML~.1" HI AI f'>HH 1700 M.wport llvd, CM 646-7171 There's an eas' "a' rorj ~A R \GE SAl.E .ub m \ou to sell that b1i')rle lhl' l>•11I~ l'tlot hrin)! ,. Eilfftt Hlldson Rtoftor 7 6~8617; 644-0322 ;·ou no longer ll~l' Jll'l h11pp' n·,uli-Tu plJn· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ adn•rt1s 1• I( In lhl' )OUr d rJl'IOK l'Jrtl. -: I 1 ta, e &omethinj! tu ~t'll' Cl:issif1ed ' t'all IH2 !iliiH 11honl' 642 ~711 lodJ) ' WANT Al"rH)N'' <;lass1fod \rts 642 5071! I Clai.s1hed c1ds do 11 well 879-3411 OCUM VIEW AND THE SOUMD OF THE SU Outstanding 4 Hdrm l'Ustom home. Extra large street to street lot. merely steps to the beaC'h. S685.000 WATERFRONT DUPLEX 2 Hdrm plus bachelor both units with tml'k firepla<'cs Pier and float. "1th room for t wo ho:.ils S..150.000 HUMTIMGTON HARBOUR Davenport Island custom 3 Bdrm horn<' \\1lh 62' of bayfronl. boat dork sauna and spa. exqu1s1tely appointed. llull.crs. parquet flooring. paneling, nl'h tone th1t..n111 O\\nt•r w C':.irry at 14', with S175.000 <'ash It 's s rnashmg 1 $8311.000 LIQUIDATION SALE BAYFRONT OWNER·BllLDER MUST SELL THIS HOME NOW. NEWPORT BEACH'S EXCLUSIVE PENINSULA POINT. BRAND NEW 4 BDRM, 4 BATH BAYFRONT WITH BOAT DOCK. OPEN tlJUSE DAILY 12-5 P.M., UNTIL SOLD 2274 CHANNEL ROAD ti ARCHITECTS SEE THIS ONE Top loca~ion. a couple of doors from the pvt beach 111 the exclu ive guarded comm of Bayshores. Ea sy t~ remodel 3 Bdrm. 212 bath home. $375.000. YOUR TERMS OR CASH DISCOUNT ,, •\ . « t I l" SAM JUAN CAPISTRANO 5 5 AlTt'" with a view Just minutes from l>an<1 Point Yacht Harbor llor..,e-.. OK ..,o 'ou <'an ndt• or ::.ail lde<1l t•..,tc.1te ~1tt-pn,·ate and 'ecluded S695.000 Owner w1 II fin an('<.> 95 ACRES emus Wl'll matnt<1tned gro\'e less than 3 miles from Tvler \1 a II in the City of R1vers1dt' l'<i n hl' .. ubdl\ 1ded into .. m 1 n 1 g r 11 ' l' -.. A t e r r 1 f 1 c tn\'(•slmt•ot opportuntt~ Jt Sl.O'I0.000 \\llh attr:tt'll\ l' ll•rm:. (714) 6 73-4400 I 2 I l I 628-2828 The Harbor Arto's Lonqttf Established Real Estate Company 11 .L \ltl~()lt TURnEROCK HIGHLAMOS Natural beamed wood ceilings. paneling. war~ earthlones. Lovely vtew. this 4 Bdrm. Edmborough has everythmg Exrellcnt financing. $405.000. Call DAN BIBB, 675-2311 or 640-7665 QQ, SU VIEW Outstanding view from the largest 1 sty. 4 Bdrm plan in guarded gat:e a~ea . _Pool ~nd tennis courts. Owner will assist m fmancmg. ~.000. LUSK HARBOR VIEW HIUS Lovely 3 Bd rl!1 plus family roo m. m one of Corona d~l Mar s finest areas. New carpets thruout. bright a~d cheerful. immaculately maintained. Owner will assist in financing S299.~. COSTA MESA Air filtered & cond .. ~ Bdrm Hall of Fame home. Remodeled kitchen . hardwood floors. xlnt corner lot. Near sc hools from kind ergarten through college . Try your VA for a low down . $134.900. DUPLEX Prime location in Old Corona del Mar w/ni ce owners unit + 2 good rentals. All surroundin g s wimming pool. Call for appointment $320,000. f9UESTRl4H rRorERTY One sty 4 Bdrm. 2 bath home tile roof. air cond .. fenced corral a~d horse pad. Near the equestrian _center m beautiful Nellie Gall Ranch. Owner Wiii car ry at 13'1. $244,500. * * WA TERFROMT HOME * * Detached home featuring 3 Br 's & move m condition ~ Located ~mack on the "aler within walking distance of the beach. Private Lennis and pool available. The owner 1s w1 llmg to carry a fir.st T D. al 120/o & has priced this outstanding property al $230.000 for immediate sa le 1 ~ Ca ll 759 1501 or 752-7373. ZERO DOWN PAYMEMT Seller is moti valcd and will d~ 100' r finan cing al a very favorable. interest rate .. forty eight acres of pnn:ie raw land with off ramp access from Highway 14 (Near Edwards Air Fort~ .B.ase l. Adjoi ning properties make.acqu1s1t101~ of another 80 acres possible Asking Sl.200,000. 963-5671 • UMIVERSITI PAIK • Sensational 3 Br home that is in absolutely ltp top shape. featuring a family room . formal dining. 2 car garage and much more. Only $162.000. Fee'! Call 759·1501 or 752-7373. SIX 4CllS Ideal retreat for the executive to build hi s dream home and harvest the Valencia orange crop for income . Fantastic hilltop location with 36~ vi~w of the rolljng hills of Rancho Cahforma . Owner must sell and has reduced the price $30.000 to $190.000. 96.'J..5671. * • W 4 TERFROMT LUXURY * * Marveous l y decorated. 3 Br Townhome featuring extensive ~se of used brick. plank noors. tile. mirrors & wallpaper lo create a warm feelin g of quality This one ~f · a kind residence has a boat sh p available and an assumable loan. Pnced at $319.950 Call 759·1501 or 752-7373. ll.25% LOAN Our seller is motivated and will carry $300,000 on these 6 indivi~ual ho~es situated on one-half acre m ~ prime rental area of Costa Mesa. All six houses have been recently painted and ha~e new roofs. l<"'ivc have fireplaces. Ther~ 1s almost a zero vacancy factor. Askmg m>,000. 963-5671. ---~-------------------~---------------------___) ___ _ I Classified Ads. )Our one I f ind what you want tn ~tQP s hOI!Pln! l'<'nter Dail P1lot_Class1f.!_eds * EXECUTIVE HOME * Nestled at the end of a qwet cul -de-sac Lhis spacious and "ell decorated 4 Br home features a formal dining room. modern kitchen . family room & bonus room and fenl'ed rcar yard Perfect for years of cnJ oy ment for a growing family '' For appointment to view l'all 759-1501 or752-7373 $28,000 DOWM -12.5% LOAM New 25 ye ar loa n available al the incredible rate of only 12.5';. Beaul1fully upgraded townhome near South Coast Plaza with formal ciimng room . cozy brick firepla ce and double attached garage with opent•r. Complex in<'ludes pool s. spas & tcnnis courts Won't last long at $139.900 963-5671 • HARIOR VIEW HIL1.S • rAMORAMIC OCEAN 'IAY ~IEW Fantastic newly remodeled & expanded home f eaturmg 3 Br's, formal dining. large modern kitchen. pool. jacuzzi. oak floors. frcnch doors. 13 1 fplcs. This s howplace rs va<'ant & ready for 1mmed1ate possession Owner will consider all terms in c luding Lease1oplion. Ca ll 759·1501or752-7373 $16,000 00~ Perfect starter fo r the budget conscious rouple. Takeover 12"( loan payable $890 per month. This one is a real charmer with cozy firepla ce and double detached garage. 963·5671. - 111111•0..iu .. a11s•s110111s1111112111150 ... 11s 11s111uell!!!!Jll ... , ....... , .. ,,.. ... , .. , ... , .. ,,..., ... ,,... ... "~· ... , ... ,..,.,_••--·-··--· ........ --.. ·-·· .. ·-··--· ........... _. ___ _.... __________ -__ ... __ ... __ • _ .. _ ~~ .......... !~~~~~~~ .......... !?.~~ !~~ .......... !!~~!~~ .......... !?~~ I •• ., ~t .., I I, ~· •• :u • • • OCEANFRONT-PRICEl.ESS VU ,,.,... unit. "' 0 prilM becd k>cottc.. OWMH WIU CARRY RltST T.D. AT l?Oo w.r..t. $675,000, 631°1400 LIDO ISLE BEACH llJUSE StrMt to 1trodo location. I block to teM!s, ck.tbhot!H !Moch. J t»d.. I bo. ho.-with s.porote I b.d, bo.. «Jllfd ~ ftriced rl9ht ot $355,000. BAYFRONT PENTlllUSE lricjtt & IGnJC 2 bed. + cte.t wtth boot sMp nallobtt. Suptr location with VU. &cluli•e at $625,000. CLIFFHAVEN-REOOCED! Owners need to ull this holftt Immediately! Reduced o•er SZS.000! AsMlmt HistinCJ finan cin9 & OWMf' wUI cony I~ 3rd T.D. or win exchan«)t. New roof, fumoce, wallpaper. carpet & mor-e. 2-story 3 bed. 2 bo. on pool liled lot; 2 fireplaces, bonus room + country kitcheo. $350,000. A su~ •due in area of hlqher priced homes. YlLLA BALBOA-REDUCED! Profeuionally decorafed 2 t»d.. 2 bo. in a ~llrity b11ildin9 with amenities. Great price ot SI 78,500! OW'Mf' will help finance ! WATERFRONT-CAPE COO Tht. is an authentic Cope Cod l'fli~e by dtcorator incl11dln9 stained & etched 9lou, brick and beams. Totally coordinated with luxurio.is amenities throucjtout fflis 4 bed. fom.rm., 2 patios + spa VU in o quiet little Island location. Ti~up for 2 book. $585,000 fee. 673-6900. EASTBLUFF VIEW HOME Uke new! Wonderful family home with new decor throu9hout. Wood ffoon, crown ~ldinq in this innaculo+e 4 bdrm., fomily room and formal diniftCJ room home. S339,000. 631 ·1400. LINDA ISLE MAGNIACENT Beautiful in every detail. Pri•ate lush CJ"ff'Mried entry o•er pool & spa. Two story wit+. eleqont li•in9 rm. spacious fam.rm. wit+. step-down bar. fonnol din rm. & a 9ourmet kithcen. 5 total bedrooms with lu1urious master suite. Pier & slip for 3 boots. S 1,395,000. BETWEEN BAY & OCEAN A wondtrful home on the peninsula point. This 3 bedroom, 3 bot+., 2 story homt is reody for a new family. Enioy Hw jetty this Stlll'Wner. Owner finoncincJ $425,000. FENCED SPANISH VILLA Old Worid charm on approx. 11> oc~ with lorqe pool + Volleyball court. Generous home with 5 ~ 12 moster suites! larqe IMnq room wiffl beams & fireplace: formal ch.rm. Many quality amenities include French doon, tiled entry. HW & pe99ed floors., antique leoded qlass windows. A. tnie estate wtt+. flood liCJhh. lor9e drck and much more. Owner will nchcmqe. S41bmlt offen. $499,000. 63 I 01400. BAYSHORES BAYFRONT -YU Hew on the market in a f~ location wit+. unobstrvcted VU of aH Bayfront octi¥ity. Versatile adult -family home wit+. otl t+.e charm & quality of Mewport Open & smoothly flowinq floor plan with hic;t pitched beam ceilinqs, ~ pantUftCJ ond pri•ate brick interior patio with CJCRebo. One level with 5 bedrooms, tam.rm. + dock with lanJe spa on Hw loy. 'Sl ,350,000. 631 -1400. LARGE PENIN. BAYFRONT Main loyfront location Mar Newport Harbor Yoc:ht Club. Spacious ond frfthly decorated S bed. 6 berth, din.rm homt with large patio on ¥tater. Moster suite with con•ersotion otto. Panoramic VU on BAY . Auumoble loons of $900.000. to quallfied buyer. Sl.600,000 fee. HOME + BONUS-ial. Is. SpociCM1s & o~n 3 bed + cte.t or 4 bed in o 9reat tocotion on .... end of Marino. Includes I becJ. apt. for income. Ouhtonding finoncin9 with owner canying ot a reasonable inhrnt rate, $495,000. SUPER FIXER-SHORECLIFfS ''luy the lowest priced home in on cno oud it will increase in volut the fastest!" Titcrt's wtiot we ha•e in thl• 3 t»d.. homt on o corner. Surrounded by higher pie~ home wltfl tre1Mndaul pofetttlol. Hot o "tear down," it need solM cr.otivity to work with .ttcd you hovt. OwMr will help flnonct. • ct'ffff •t. $369,000. 631-1400. BAY AVE. CONTEMPORARY 1'1w'ff .,... old custofl'I i.o.. with VU. Wood, gloss & .taytltjith, _.,, k~ Wwntiftg l bed. + study. C>wM.-wt• c..,,., F;rst T.D. Sl7S,OOO. BEACH DUPLEX FIXER $650,000 Oct11tfroat duplu that . CH bt 'a::••lld to MNOM .... bcelewl ,...., ..... c.nfordet.Ms. WATERFRONT HOMF.S, INC Rf Al I "ilAlC '-"' tc••" 111 Pt11•·ft\ ~\.•~.,,., 24311 V.. t N\I HI.\\ Nfwotwl 8'.-.:h '11·1• H~ MM•rlf Aw 8.alboe ltl.nd '7Utto You 've Arrived at ... HARBOR RIDGE CUSTllt ESTATE /\11 /l.rnfof1 un Dieom Coire True Picture youri,elf on the veranda of an authentic early Gerogian colonial and overlookint;t the Newport llarbor and Pacific O<'ean All the features you would expect are there. the spaciousness of 6 bedrooms and 6000 sq. ft of unmat<'hed workmanship. Enter the reception hall a foyer with magnifieent turved staircase. and notice the crown molding and wainscoting throughout. Sit in a library surrounded by rich paneling of 200 vr old So. Carolina "heart of pine .. 'spec1ftt (.lll} chosen for th1~ room. Light fixtures of brass and pewter cast a ueautiful glow on every room which is dressed in th<.• finest authcnw· wall and floor coverings. Imagine creating in a kitchen with rolonaal atmosphere but all the \'crv late s t appointments Leave · feeling "This is a masterpiece which reflects quality , tradition and exacting ta:>te ... Offered at $2.35 millwn. By appointment onl y. Ext'lus1\'C' with W11l1am Cote BIG CANYON Complimented by 6 bedroom'>. this executive family home is right on the 18th fairway . Separ ate 2 bedrooms guest quarters and a \'ERY pri vale pool make this custom home a d1stmcll\e "best bu) · in thC' Ca nyon Exdusm .• at Sl.7 m1lhon and Sl'ller will ass1~t \\ilh financing BIG CANYOM Overlooking the 7th green. this arch1tectufal mas terpiece 1s perf eel for the executi ve whose family 1s grown and ··on their own ... 4300 sq ft with a custom sit-down bar for 10. magnificent vaulted ceilings with open beams and all the amenities a custom home should ha ve Exclusi"e at $1.8 nulhon and seller will finance to a qualified buyer BIG CANYON Customized 3 bedroom home on a comer lot with huge pool. spa and sauna. Dramatic 2 story living room. Privacy is the by-word. Large assumable loans. Exclusive at S895 .000 with immediate occupancy BIG CANYON A commanding new or the lsl fairway . th1:i Tudor custom has. it aJJ including 5 bedrooms. 2 family rooms and a brand new custom pool and spa. Total pri1,,acy and security with a large pri vate park contiguous to this cul ·de·s ac mansion . i\n executive offering at $2.3 million with Sl.1 million of assumable rmancmg. LIDO ISLE A Mediter r a n ea n custom 3 bedroom. 4 bath home with pool and s pa. just steps to Lido's tennis court. This magnificent offering has a huge assumable loan and the owner will assist in lhe balance. Priced to sell at $625.000 and open this Saturday 1·4 and Sunday 1·5 PM 204 Via San Remo. VILLA BALBOA This new listing oCfers nearly 2000 sq ft of luxurious customized features including two separate master s uite s, and large entertaining area and huge Arizona flagstone patio . . . all in a gated community. A $148,000 assumable loan at 12'~ awaits the shrewd buver. Priced at $275.000 and open thfs Sunday from l to 5PM. 260 Cagney Lane # 120. NEWPOIT cam This is the best 2 two bedroom buy in Newport Beach. Located on a greenbelt, featurin~ .vaulted ceilings and step-down hvm~ room. this townhome is underpriced at $16.5,000 and won't last the weekend. MESA YERI \... Can you believe three bedrooms and a private yard with brick, BBQ on a cul-de-sac for only $144,900? An assumable loan of $98,500 awaits the smart buyer on this charmer. Quite frankly. the best bUY in Costa Mesa. t 2075 San Jo1qufn HUis Rd. Acro11 from BIG CANYON Newport BHch 840-Sm Orange Coast OAIL Y PILOT/Sunday .. August 23 1981 DI Honts for S., t for S. Ho.Ht For W. Ho.lff for S4f Hotistt for S. ..•.•..........•.....•. ·········•·••·•·•·•···· •••.••••.••............ e;:;;;;.;··········;oo·i G..,.. 1002 G 11 1002 G •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. .. ~~~ ................... ~~ .......... ~~~~! G....,., 1002 G..-.1 aooz ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• •••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Wl·.~I Ii \ TAYLOR CO Hl<A l.TOHS ·.111<1· l ~HI llG CAMYOM COUMl'IY CLUI GIU T GOLF COUISI VIEW CALL FOi COLOI •OCHUll Magnificent location o'looking 8th green or golf course. Call today for appt lo see this luxurious Georgian Colonial custom by owner /builder. 5 Bdrms, lge formal dining rm, family rm. b1lhard rm. refrigerated wine rm & 61 .i baths. Lots of marble. finest wood paneli ng & custom molding, great storage. 2 stairways, a1r-cond . bit-in vacuum system + many other tustom feat urtts $2, 150.lXXl. OH llG CANYON GOlf COURSE ELEGANT "VER5~1LLES" -EXCLUSIVE Spettacular Deane Hom es "Ver:>a1llei," located on largest lot of all Dean(' Homes. Beaul1(ul golf ro urst> view ~ Profess ionallv landscaped yard w mature trees in a private park like setting including a lovely largt• pool and hul{l' spa + <111 attracti ve ga7.ebo Gated front courtya rd entrv with fountain Marble f I 0 0 r I n f 0 y. e r w I t h g 1 i t le ra n g chandelier 4 Bdrms. den. formal dining room & 41 ~ bath~ $895.000 VACANT-VIEW-Ati.x!OUS Panoramic view of bay. ocean & sparkling lights. 4 Hdrm'I Lge family rm . 1-'ormal din. rm 212 Baths S395.000 Submit offer on pm·e <.ind terms owner anxious . 1251 SURFllNE WAY -HAAIOR VIEW OPEN HOUSE Sat & Swt 1·5 ftM 2-STORY DUftLEX·NEWPORT IEACH REDUCED TO $279,500 STEPS TO IUCH·OWHER FINANCE See th1:, rine duplex today• Li ve tn one umt & rent tht> other 4 Bdrms . deck & 2 baths an upper . 2 Bdrm<; & l bath 1n lower rireplace in each. Some view of ocean owe 1st T.D & note of $247.000 int only . $52.500. down pml No loan fee See any time . MR. & MRS. PERFECTION SI 35,000 HEATEO KIDHEY-SHAPB> roOL ROOM FOR PADDLE nMNIS lmmaC'ulate piC'turebook :J bedroom home nestled in flowers and shrtibs. Large grassy baC'k yard for the c hildren. pets or guest house. Beautiful pool with large de<'k area. 90· wide frontage Zoned for income. A wise in\'estment for young or not so young. Call fM·4910 to see any time IALIOA DUftLEX -$450,000 4 Bedrooms upstairs & 3 bedrooms downs tai rs with patio and deck. Covered gar age + laundry room. Excellent for sum mer-winter rental. Just steps to the bay & beach from the door of this excellent tax sheller + potentially uppreciatmg property FOR LEASE -S 1,000 MO. B1{:! Canyon Townhome 2 Bedrooms. rlen. dining rm & 21 i baths . N1c:eh <·ptcd & draped & at end of c:ourtyard. lmmal·ulate Minimum one-yr lease. WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 2111 SonJoClquMHillRood NEWPORT CENTER, N.I. 644-4910 RUDE AW ilDUMG For LHMhoW OWMn An owner or buyer or leasehold property should be thoroughly informed us to a II aspects of sul'h ownership 1>articularly ll•asehold renegot1ut1on dall' and rent:(.!Ollat1on formula, ctr Some buyers who arc not so informed are hit by almoi,t ruinou s t<.•rms upon renegotiation It 1s lht' n•s pons1b1llly or the agent involved to makl• full distlosure to the buyer of :.ill ,1\'a1lable least•holcl mformatwn. In t•t•rtam lo<' a I a re as where tlw renegott.it1on date 1s near at-hand . land 4uotes art• 1nt•1't•asing <1t a n alarming rate . in so mt• a rt> as increases h:.ivtt been from $30,000 to Sli0.000 111 a ~l <la. i>t•nod I\ leasehohl O\\ nc>r would he \\ISl' to regularly request a I :1 ncl q uotl' I I and purt'hase pm'l' > I rom tht• lt>~sor If ht• clot•s not . lw ma~ tw in for a rutk awakt•11in g OU H LISTl:\IC;s Cameo Shrs S925.ooo \'u Cameo Shrs. $695,000 \'u Cameo Hinds $.135.000 F>.r Spyglass $635.000 Vu HVHomes $339,500 5 BR HVHomes $350,000 Pool Hunt. Bch Condo SI 19.000 Pen Pt S45Y.000 5 B H GERRY & CRJUITA 760.1397 673-7761 STARNES COMPANY LUXURY LIVING Al THE COYE Bayfront patio. 2 Bdrm . den. fireplace . wetbar. community pool , s pa . private beach. security gate Price way below current comparable sales. Incredible al $595.000 fee . Please ask for Laraine Shaw at Unique Homes. 675 6000 or 759·ooa8. BAYVIEW Spacious bayfront view condo, totally secured building, 2 Bdrm 2 Bath on Balboa Peninsula, just steps to the ocean. boat slip available. priced at 1 $315.000 with terms SELL idle items v. 1th a ,. Sell with EASE' Dail> Pilot Class1f1ed It's a BREEZE -------------~ Ad Clas~1r1edAds642-S678 * * * * * * Heritage Collectio~ .. AfTD I l.5% - 7 YEARS Adult occupied 4 Bdrm home. cul de sac. neat as a pin. Sprinklers front and back. Asking $149,900. Call 540·1151 for an appointment. MOVE IM COMDmOM Sharp 3 Bdrm, 5 years new, large open kitchen, lovely atrium. earthtone carpets Asking $134.900. Call !>40·1151. C-2LOT Hi gh traffic count. 62 .5X307 lot . Existing house on property. F1exible uses. Owner will consider carrying lst TD. Asking $199.500. Call 540-1 151 for more information. ERITAGE High on a Hill ... Ntw. IUlhtnhe tudor nomt on CholC• Pllll·ICrt VHIW lol 1n presli~IOUI LtlTIO'I Ht10P111. Ortngt County O¥tr • 000 IQuate IMt 11we l>edl'OOl!lt kllmy. QtMfOllS m1tt" ..,,,,, d.nong and "''.,,.'"'no .,.. S.Cllfrtv Qtlt 1'11tgl'l1loe»nt Countty v-s Wt '""" ,Ou• ""' Of tall lor an app0tntmtl'lt Procec IJl'lcltr ()If M1N1Qn Ootl1r1 Rick Alderette, Realtor (714) 731-444 RCTaylorCo 640-9900 TERMS -TERMS Imagine 4 BRS. F'am. Rm. & Pool JUSt reduced to $265.000 with low down and interest ! HEW CAPT AIM W AN1t:D To man 61 ft. on main turning basin of Newport Ba y with views from almost everywhere. Plus 5 Br. 5 Ba. pool , spa and room to dock 4 yachts. Our Linda Isle beauty 1s priced al $2.100.000 with great terms. CAM~ TAKE IT WITH YOU Sellers leaving country and must leave behind their well located 3 Br .. Fam. Room Close to pool & tennis. It's only $169,000. CUSTOM DUPLU Two 3 BR units beams · fireplaces ·shade trees. 6 yrs. new · seller will exchange or be creative with your terms · offered at $347.500. Call us now' SLASHED $75.000 Night light and ocean views. 6 ijrs .• playroom. family room. oool and jacuzzi. Reduced to $719,500. Owner will carry. QUIET cua...og.sAc Location with nite lite view 5 Brs. pool, spa . This is our buy of the week $.539,500. OWNERS WILL AtWl:E IACK IAY AIU. Attra<'tive home w/4 spacious BHs. Lrg fam rm overlooks covered patio & rose garden . Moti vated sellers OPEN SUN I 5. 2375 REDLANDS Only $210,000 IALIOA ISLAND'S lowest priced duplex l'robutc ~ale on 30x85' lot . Hldr's oµportunit~ low. low $289.500. ESTAn SALE! Mu~t M~ll ! Waterfront duplex. Inviting owners unit openmg lo a lrg . fronl 1><1tio w/dock. Master Br w ~undeck ovt"rlooking water. Lrg rear rental unit Below appraisal at $399.500 0 W NE H WI LL HELP fl NANCE OCEAN VIEW! 2 ~ r old , owner built 4 UH honu· w 1lr).( fam. rm. Derks. Extra parking Quality throughout. ln·law quarters Setondary finant•mg available. S425.000 D A v r D s 0 N K E A L T T r N C. 3116 Newport Blvd NB 673·9060 HARBOR RIDGE OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5 #3 MONACO Come see the most spectacular view an :'\ewport Bt•at·h Stunning 3 bdrm. family room c:undo Just REOUCED lo $739,000' 1J Colesworthy & Co. 2S45 EAS TBLUFF OR NEWPORT BEACH, CA 640-0020 CAPE COO BAYPOINT COtlJO 25' • do.,.. n mo\'t'~ you an Seller financin g at i:p J', for 10 years :'\ew Pacesetter 2 Hurm. den. 212 ba, firepla<'t'. upgrjrles galore. private patio Common <irt•a ~pa. BB~. V·ball Model homl· condition. Also lease option term~ a\ atlable. $189,900 We afwoy1 ho••hbfft UstftMJs at the best pricn! "FtRST TIME OFFERS>" WAL.DORF IN TURTLStOCK VISTA City lights and mountain views, spa, l'ustom u pg r a de~ 2855 sq ft o r exerull\'e lo.,.. nhomC' I BR. fam1lv rm. formal clinang rm • Off•red ot $342,500 ind land. OPEN SUNDAY I ·5, 50 Rocky Knoll, TR Vista. In. Cati for information. 640.6259 SHATZEH REALTY nev. .goot111:s "1\h a want to sell' Cla~s1f1ed Trade )our old ~luff (or I lla,·e someth1nie )OU Class1f1ed ad &12 5678 ads do_ it well. 642 5678 MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE I IEOROOM :n!Ol S. PC! I sp 754 Treasu re b . Laguna Beach 963·8182 $24,900 Sat 1·4 701 Lido Park Dr . Space #3, N B. 7S9 Hilfl s.59,SOO Open Sun I 5 2 IEDROOM 890 15th St . ISeacliHs >NB ~.0001 Furn 1 Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE I IR & I II 1014 Bayside Cove E. 1Coves ) NB 675·6000 $.150,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 21Rl.Jll 521 Carnation. Corona del Mar 631-1400 $325.000 Sun 1-5 l1Rpln2• 720-720i"'l Jasmine Ave .. CdM 673-4400 $320,000 Sun 2·5 702-7021 2 Marguerite. Cd M 675-SSI I S279,500 Sun 1·5 4Hpa.1111 116 Marine Ave .• Ra I boa Island 673-6900 $495.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •·~Grand Canal, Balboa Isl. 673-6900 $675.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 . , ... W.ttm..t w~ ... ,,_. I ,, ... I ••I 'I 11 'r e 1 ------. ... --...... _._.._....._..... __ ~--...--....... ~~. # ' -. Ci:-;"* .... ;a • c ' Ii -• ... • ... • -; !It n Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Auguat 23, 1981 OPEN HOUSE 1·5 OPEH IN IRYINI 3 BR CAMBRIDGE Formal din ·g. Green hells. $169,500 w owner assisted rin<1 n(·1ng . See Wendy Beam At 17241 CAN DLEB EHHY OPEN OH IAYSIDEDRIVE Newly decorall'd 4 BR with pri vate dock. Sl.950.000 See Lisa Whitt· Al 1617 RAYSIDE l>H OPEH OH LIDO ISLE Tastefully dt>coratcd & spacious 2 BR. in id eal loeat ion. Owner assisted financing. $:!65.000 See I Edie Olson Al 227 VIA ORVIJ...:TO OP&I OH PROMONTORY IA Y Custom Ba) front 4 RR Library w 1ant1 que bar Pier & slip. $1,750.000. See Evan Corkett At 606 HARBOR ISLAND DRIVE ON THE IA Y-4-tARIOR ISLAND Oak . bri ck & bevelled glass Trad1t 1onall) elegant 3 BR SouthsuJe ba~ front Rolling l;rn n to pier & shp for large yacht Inside spa & sauna Gour met kitchen. Sitting room orr master w sweeping bay \'iew~. $5 ,000.000 IAYSHORE CONTEMPORARY Extra "1de q l'l'l'l fronla~l' and I a r g e p a l 1 u <· o m p I 1 men t l h 1 s spacious 3 HH + dt>n. PnvalE.' gu ard gated area \.\Ith grt•at beaches Land includt•d. S-150.000 A HOP. SKIP AHD A Jump to the wa ter' This "''">Od~y" 2 BR co t la~e coult.I \.\I n a personality ('O lllt•st \.\1th tls used brick. hard\\ond floors. french w i n d 0 w s . (' () I \' f I re p I a (' e & 1rresisllble hot tuh S.199,000 THE BEST IH THE BLUFFS Abundance of out<ioor patios. Shutter ed \.\1ndo"~ & parquet kitchen floor~ I h ghl~ mamtaincd 3 BR 21 :! BA 'Dolores" ·on FEE land. Hesl of :.i II exn•lll·nt rinancing S2!18.000 PERFECTION OH PEHIHSUU POINT Highly mamlumed beaeh homt· 3 BR. 2 BA Wonderful curb appeal \.\i lh bay w1ndO\\ !>. \\hlte p1l·kel fe nce & hand erafted front door Extra large gara!!e Best ol all owner will carry the loan . $349.500 IA YFROHT COHDO Highly upgraded 2 BR. w 2 English !>lo ne fireplaces Traditional custommng 1nl'lutles distressed pme beams. hard\.\ood floors & stencil bordered walls. Bayside Coves . S750.000. A SPECIAL FIHD IH HYH The location couldn't be better for this spacious I RH. Gated entry to brick courtyard Cozy family room. Custom bu1 It m~ & l wo fireplaces. Many fine features. Harbor View Hills~ $355.000 HANSEL & GREl'B. Would have felt at home with this CdM 2 BR charmer. They would love t he used brick r1replaces, bea med ceilings. custom bwlt-ms & even the "plate rail. .. Charm + a separate 2 BR. rental. s.119.IXX>. PRIME OCUHFROMT DUPUX Beach lovers' Investors! EnJOY dramatic ocean views & Beach life -wh i le r ealizin g e xcelle nt summer/wi nter rental in<:ome & write-offs. Super condition. 3 BR. up, 2 down. plus guest suite. Pri<.'ed to sell now. $675.000. IAYSHORES -GREAT IUY! Sparkling white sand & beautiful Newport Bay just steps from your front door . Delightful 3 bedroom, den. 3 bath home with s pacious private patio. $34H.500. • IA YSHORES CHARM You'll love this spacious 3 BR + family room home. Expert use of stained glass. wood. til es & wall coverings. Close to private beach & marina. S359,500 INVESTORS HOTf Corona del Mar duplex in excellent location Surrounded by newly expanded & rebuilt duplexes this property offers great potential: Or live in half & rent the other. Priced right at $252.000. OUTSTAHDIHG OCEAH,llAY VIEW On a big corner lot in Harbor View Hills wilh 4 BR. and loads of pot ential. Desirable c r e ative financing. $425.000. Fee JASMIHE CltEB One or the prettiest homes in tlus auard gated community. Light & airy 2 BR . + den. Elega ntly appointed with air cond. & pnvate location SJ.15.000. IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 HOUSES FOR SALE 2 llDIOOM 502 Mtll'IU, ('oronu clt•I M.11 675 6000 $324.000 ~ut Sun I ~ 918 Vcnturu St . A111thl•1111 759-1501 $89.500 Sun 12 1 1515 Cornwall. Npt Hr h 631 7600 $149.900 Sul Sun I 5 2108 Miramar. Hulbon l'l•nm. NII t).11 1400 $318,000 S:il I 5 546 l'alalll\a, Nl'w port lk•tH'h 631 u'9'JO SI 79,500 '\u11 I I 507 Ja~lllllll'. Corona cl (•I Mur G73 K550 $260.000 Su I ·1,Su I 5 214 Vit1 Dijon. Lido Ii-.lt•, Nll !-)63-81!!2 $:1:15.0(XI Sitt Su11 I r, 2 IR plus FAM RM °" DEH 339 Pt' a di ht•t• L11. U;u·k Hay. NB 642 0917 $155.000 Sat Sun 260 Cagnl'~ Ln. 111::i11. ~hq>t lkal'h 640 5777 $275,000 Sun I ~1 •5 Cerrito ( Hand10 San .lo.1q) Irv fi75·1i000 $1ti0,000 Sat Sun I 5 973 Ba vs it.It• l'o\'l' \.\ \ l'o\ t•s I NII 675·Woo S5!l5.000 Sut Sun I 5 31725 4th A\ t' . South Laguna 4!17 1761 S275.000 ~un 111 5 3o ••6210 Lido Park lh. ~1>l lkh '1!i0·9333 $.'itill,000 Sut Sun I 5 365 Ot1VVI£'\\ 'l\·rr . Npt H('h 7ti0·S33:J SI 75.000 Sat Sun I 5 138 \'ia Xanthc· t l.1cfo blt'I NH ti75 11000 $155,000 Sun I 5 32 !->l·a Island. ~l'\\ port llt'.lt'h 95 1 21<115 S::!57.50o Sun I 5 3(15 PrnnM1tt1a. ('oro11a 1ll'I )(Jr lli:J l!ll l S:l5ll,OllO Sun I 5 3 BEDROOM •2718 \'1sta dcl Orn. Easthlufl. ~H G-tli 713-1 $175.UUO Sat Sun 1'.H •246 Joann St. Cl!-! Pt1rk (' \1 646 743-1 $138.900 S,11 ~Ult 12 I 6408 On•anfront. ~pt lkh !H2·3215 $578.500 Oµn Ua11\ 11 j 315 On\'X , H;dbcrn Island 613 .. io62 s:io11.oou Sat Sun J:H :10 too \'1sta Quinta. :\'pt Bd1 760·0835 249.500 Sal Sun I 5 1735 Labrador. ~ksa \1•rdc. l' )I 6-IG 743-1 SI :lf>,l)(HJ Sat Sun 12 ·1 •314 1\\t'n1da l'umhrt• 1 Hl11ff~1 ~n 75!1 !II oo $:!31.500 Sat Sun 1.5 •2000 Barrann; 1 Blulfsl NII 759 9100 SW!l.~00 Sat Sun I 5 1860 Port \\h1•t•l<·r (Jl \'lllTl-,J '.\B i'f)(l !J5!Hl Sl:m .:1no Sill Su11 1 5 ~23 H11lt•<h!l' l.agun,1 Bt•JC'h .iw I Iii $325,tltl<I Sun I 30·5 * * 10111 11 Hi E Balboa Balboa Peninsula !i42 82:J5 SJ.:350.ooo l-,at Sun 2 5 104 \'ia l'alerrno Lido bl<•. ~ B 673 7300 Sun 3 Ii 2635 Solon a \\ ay. Laguna Bl'al·h 497 1761 $425.00o Sun l ;, 116 l'lata. Bluff!>. ~l'\.\POr1 Bch !H0-5357 $327.000 Sul Sun 1-5 2165 Raleigh, Costa ;\l esa 642-6368 $125.000 Sat1Sun 1-5 2320 La Linda Plac:e . Newport Heh 640-5357 $225,000 Sat Sun 1 ·5 2328 Vrsta Huerta . Bluffs.NH &t0·5357 $198,()()() Sal Sun I 5 2313 Redlands Dr . BaC'k Bay. NB &10·5357 S219.000 Sun 1 5 9'131 Leilani Drive. ll untmgton Bch 963-4793 Sl45,5UO Sat Sun 11·6 2661 Cresl\'iew. Bavshor\•:-.. N H. 644·9060 S.1:15.orni L 11 Sun I 5 801 Cliff Dr . i'l•wport ~a('h 631 -1400 $350.1100 St11 Sun 1-5 3024 Ocean 1\\ e . :'\ e" port &-c1t.•h 6.11 MOO Sl.350.000 Sat Sun l 5 2651 Crest view. I Bay!-hores I NB 760-0835 $349.500 Sun 1-.5 1614 Santanella. I rvilll· Tl1rr. Cd;\l 552-2000 $299,000 Sun 12·3 30 612 Ramona I H\'Hb 1 Cd:\1 675 6000 $435.000 Sun I 5 3518 S Birch. Santa Ana 979 2390 $129.500 Su n 1 5 •2147 Vista Laredo. N H. 534-4842 $215,000 Sun 12·5 2904 Paper Ln .. Newport Beach 644-7020 $179.500 Sun 1-4 1824 Port Stirlmg, Npt Reach &t4·7020 S250.000 Sun 1·5 2845 Tabago <Mesa Verdt>1 C~l 546·2313 $165.000 Sun 12·5 2506 Lehi gh Pl I Coll Pk 1 l'M 546·2313 $12H,900 Sun 1-4 3332 Maryland. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $137.500 Su n 1-4 2441 Bayshores IBayshores l NB 675-34 11 $375.000 Sun 1 5 •••16872 Baruna Ln . llunt llbr 675-34 11 $830.000 Sun 1·5 1637 E. 14th St.. Santa Ana 752· 1700 $112,000 Sun 1-5 12 Rock Wren, Irvine 752·1700 $214.900 Sun I 5 •682 Capital. Costa Mesa 751·3191 $129.500 Sun 1·5 '3 IR plus FAM RM Of' DEH 523 Avenida Campo. Npt Och 760·0835 $298 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1735 Labrador (Mesa Verde) CM 631-1266 $13.5.900 Sat1Sun 12·4 2333 College Dr., Clg Park, CM 979· 1674 $1 34 .500 Sal1Sun 1 ·5 • 1315 Santane lla, 1 rv Terr, CdM 675·6000 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 307 Poinsettia (Old CdM> CdM 675·6000 $.525,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4615 Camden (Cameo Shores) CdM 644·6397 $1.225,000 Sun 1·5 341 Peachtree Lane. Newport Bch 642-7744 $189,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 343.5 Quiet Cove, Corona del Mar 545-3627 ~9.500 Sat/Sun 12-4 431-444 Nyes Pl., Laguna Beach 497-3331 $.195-425,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 8 Tortoise She ll <Groves> Irv. 645-3474 $159.900 Sat/Sun Noon-4 • •3711 Seashore, Newport Beach 673<6.S78 $895.000 Sat/Sun 10-4 ••38 Balboa Co~es. Newport Bch 673·7060 $595,000 Sun l·S •1761 Port Manleiah Cir .• N.B. 640-03aS 1289.900 Sat/Sun UH fin • -.,....,. __ ...., ____________ --·------------ IG........ 1002 C.tMfel IOOJ Gneni 1002 G.-rel IOOJ ~~ •••••••••• ~?.~~1 ~~~••••••••••!~.~! ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DIRECTORY IO(l(i Inl<'t 1:-.h•. C'orona d1•I M ar fi75 :i.11 1 $2(.)9,SOO Sun I 5 Ifill:! l·:lm. Costa Me,a ~Iii 2:11:1 Sl3!J.~itHI Sun I I 30 1!11~1 Woo<lfonf T1•1 r <'1'11lrl. 1 Ir' ~~1 I .IOOO S-lli5,0<HI Sun I ~1 27fi S11·1 ks ( Ea:-.t~ule 1 CM l~lli l:JBO Sl4!1,500 Sun 1 :m 5 r).ll5 Nv(•:-.1'1 . Lai,:una llL·arh 1!17 :1:131 S:n!l,0110 Sun:! fi 22\IX l'ort l.t•('\\ I t'k 'Sl•a \\11ld l "n li75 liOll(J s:J5!1,(J<J llamho11 IE Hluff J ;'\I! li7:1 filHHI ~li!'l,000 Sun I 5 31!18 ('(111ntr~ ('luh l>r c \ll'stt \'p11k J( '\J !li!I :!:l!HJ S2i!!l.~1IHJ Sun I ~> • * 1111 \o Bu~ I rnnt. Balhu.1 h larul 1~12 x2:1., S!li;),tHHI 1"1·c.· Sun l 5 2:uH1 l'rt l>urnl•ss. St••1wincl ll rur \'IC'\\ Ii I:! H:!:l~1 S:l:l5.00ll Sun 2 5 1!10;, 1' ad1t l ':i rntlla. Sl'.I\ 11·\\. l'tl:\I ;;,z 111 I Slh5 ll<HI Sun 1 5 21 1!1 \nnl\ 1·r-.a r\. :'\pl Bc.·.1d1 if, I :rn.1 I SHUI ,lllHJ Sun I 5 IXS;il1hu11.~. llrhr Hrdgl'. :-< B. 7J2 1411 $525.111111 Sun I 5 l:'i7!1 l W1t·klo". lfunt1ngt<in lkh 5-lli 2:H:l SUM ,5110 Sun I 5 172 Lt.•rrn ood Cir N pl llJ!ts. C '.\l ti:ll li~l<I $1 !Ii ,!111<1 Sun I I •X ~lonttn·~ C1 1Sp\ glJ~~ 1 ('cf \I lii.1 :rn I SS 75,000 Sun I 5 ~l:i:! Ho~ al Palm < '.\lesa \'t•r<h• 1 0 1 f)45 o:io:l SI :!Ii.HOO Su11 I 5 lH<Ni lkr\'l lll \'lllnd~) NB ti425:!00 Sl?!J.500 Sul Sun 1 5 11:16 St-rt.•nade 1\•rr Ctljl fi75 551 1 s:J4!l.500 Sal Sun 1 5 I Ii The ~I as ters Cir. Co~tJ jlesa li411 556<J $245.000 Sat Sun I 5 ·1511l'i.Jmclen 1Ct1mt.•o Short•s1 Cd.\1 fi7:1 7iGI S925.oon Sun I 5 11:1:!11 l n int• !\ \'l' . N pl Bt•a(•h 64..t 7020 $:!4~1.500 St1I Sun I 5 3032 Caroh. NC\\ poll lka('h !H·I 7020 S249.51lO Sat Sun I 5 120 \'1J Quito. Lido lsll'. '\; B fii5 lil61 $475,UOO Sun I 5 &JliAlt•ppo <E BluffJ NH &12 6368 $250.000 Sat Sun 1 5 2M Via It haca . Lido ls ll'. N H. 675·6161 $420,000 Sun I 5 332 Poinsettia. ('orona del ~1ar ti44 721 l $498.000 Sat Sun I 5 1921 Trade\.\1 ntb Ln. Ha~wcst. ~ B 631 7300 $425,000 Sal Sun l ·5 120 Shorecliff Rtl . Shore<'11ffs. CdM 644 H060 $585.(XlO Sun 2 1; l!J30 Port Bristol Ci r. llVll. N.B. fi.11 7300 $268,500 Sat Sun 1·5 •204 Via Eboh . Lido Isle. N B 644 9060 Sun 1 ·5 1528 Cornwall Ln. Westchff. N B. 631 7300 $219.900 Sun 1·5 l!HO Trresita Ln. llrbr Hinds. N.B 631-7300 $189,000 Sun 1·5 317 Poinsellia !Old C'dMJ CdM 675 6000 $.550,000 Sat 1Sun 1-5 • • JU36 Polaris Or. Do, er Shores NB 6.11 7300 Sl.125.000 Sun J-5 324 Mornmg <«111yon. ShorecLiffs . NA 644·9060 $690,000 Sun 2·6 2228 lloliday Rd .. Newport Beach 644·9060 $210.000 Sun 1-5 517 Poµpy . Corona del Mar 548-1904 $385.000 Sun 1-5 365 Newport Glen Crt. Npt Bch 760-9333 $335.000 Sat Sun I ·5 293.1 Cassia Pl., Newport Beach 631·1400 $340,000 Sun 1·5 320 Seaward. Newport Beach 631 1400 $369,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 305 Columbia. Ne"' po rt Beach 631 ·1400 $270.000 Sun 1·5 •3906 lnlet Isle. HVH1lb. CdM 673·4400 $465.000 Sun 1·5 4627 Cortland, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $.125,000 Sat /Sun l ·5 2921 Jacarand a (Mesa Verdel CM 645-0303 $134.900 Sal/Sun 1-4 1912 Sumba. Mesa Verde. C. M. 963·8182 $184.900 Sun I 4 4 IEDROOM 928 Salvador, San Clemente . 714/492-2100 $223.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 19371 Sierra Chula Rd . Trtlrk, Irv 0 827 Via Lido So ud. Lldo Isle, NB 673-7300 S1 .500.000 Sat/Sun I-5 118 Via Ithaca. l,1do Isle, N. B. 673-7300 Sun 1·5 1 Trafalgar. Hrbr Ri dge, N.B. 644-6200 $1,795,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 1647 Reef View Cr. Spygls Rdge, NB 640·5357 $.529.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 8401 Heron Cr .. Hu ntington Beach 979.2390 $113,000 Sal/Sun 12-4 ••8 Collins Is land. Newport Bch 631-1400 Sl.200.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 :m42 Colonial Place. N.B. .. 631-1400 $369,900 Sun 1 5 •1739 Labrador. Costa Mesa 545·6395 $139,900 Sal 1·4 10252 Kamuela, Huntington Beach 962·0132 $128.900 Sat 1 -~ 2772 Bluebird Cr <Mesa Verde) CM 979·7815 $269,500 Sunl-4:30 296 Rose Ln CEastside) CM 642-5200 $149,500 2211 Wall'r'fro11 L. t '11rona d1·I \la1 li42 X235 $1i25,fltlt1 "-11111 I:' I •2221 Fralll'l'll'CI I,, \ 1'1 lkh 1~1-1 111;m s:n:. rn111 "'i1111 1 • :! 177 \'i-.1.1 I h11·1 I I \pl lkh &11 7020 ~l!l>i 111111 l.\un I ,, 1382 \\':ibon ll,il1·1·w .. t. t'\l G:ll G!l!IO $1:17.!IOll 1.\1111 I 2217 \lapk, ('11~1.1 \11·..,a 1;.1:, o:m:1 ::-12:! ·,1111 s1111 1 4 IR plut FAM RM or OEH •WI \'1;1 S:1 n Ht·lllo l.11111 bit· 1;.111 ~1777 Sli:!:1 Ollr ah \ \ t' \l1•s,1 cf<•I \1;11 , t'\1 551, 7:.ti' I $1tilJ 11011 Sal Sun IU Ii l41iliSan )lannu 1 ·.,~1 .1 \lt•'>J !l 15 lil'!X4 ~1113.11110 Sal Sun I 5 * •2274 Cha111wl l<d 1 l't•t1111 Pl 1 Nil ti75·231 l SI .li[10.llOO Opt•n l>atlv t!Jfi:I Port ( 'IH'hl'<t ~ l'" po11 Bt·at h 75:! 2838 $:150 !Hiii Sal Sun I ;, :tti:la1Srn1 t•ll l'I \l'llll' 1;.111 H4.lnt h l.agun.1 11 111.., 75!1 07()4) ::,112.1,IHlll S.tl Sun I :; • 1117:! 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W1•st!'l1fl.:\'H 631 ·7300 S4!15.rnl<J Sal Sun I ·5 111 \'ta D1Jon Lido 1:-ll· :'\ II 6.11 -731XI $4!15.IHl<I Sun I 5 •1730~1 :.irltn\\',1.\ B.l\r n•-.1 ~ B ll73· 73<HI $J!l!J ,51HI S1111 I 5 1909 Lanai Oh·~a Vnd1· J C:\t 96.3-6767 s.145.0IJ<J Sat Sun I 5 13 Rimrock <Trllrk lllncls l Ir\' 675-3411 $405,000 Sat Sun 1 5 4006 Yacht Link11l' 1Scavul NR 675-34 I1 $383 .OIHI Sat Sun 1 5 4006 lnlet Isle 111\'llh 1 C'd\l 675·3411 S299.5llO Sun I f1 ••124 Grand Canal. B.tlhoa bland 673·6900 $675 .000 Sat I 5 lflSO Kenluckv Pl., C'osta l\le~a 546·2313 Si32.500 Sa 2-5 Stt I I •6 Winged Fool (Big ('~ n 1 \' B 6i5·6000 $685.IHHI Sun I ;, 1225 Keel ( H\'lfl, 1 r t! \1 675·6000 St21>,ooo St111 t ,, 2001 I Beaumont. I lunl 111gt11n B1 h 979-2390 S2·IO,OOO Stm I ;, 1776Panav (i\ll's:t Vt>1<lt·10I 979-23H<>' S:l50.llOO Sun I 1 2862Tt1bago Pl 1 ~l tt~.1 \'<'rcll·J !'\I 6425200 Sli!l.500 ~uni 5 2200 Port Ournl'~" Npl lkh $450,000 Sun 1 4 •!)672 West\.\ood. W1•slm111ster 531-6912 $17lUJIXl Sun I ·I 2227 Arbut u~ (Bluffs I N1>I Bch 644· 7020 S..120,(J<)(l Sun I 5 • •2616 Ba vi.hon• Dr . U~n shr!> . .\ B 642·8235 , S2 ,ll<MJ,()()(I Fe~ Sun I 5 2727 Island \'ie\\. l'nrona dcl ~lar 644·6200 $4!i!l.OOO Sun I !'> * • 132 McKnight. No Lai.:una 642-82'35 $795,0110 Sun 12 4 50 R1dgeline. Harbor H1dl-(t'. NH 644-6200 $7711.000 Sun I 5 1127 Somer!'et. Wt>stchrr. '\;B 644-6200 $525.000 Sun 1 5 3158 Kerry Ln .. Costt1 M~sa 675-3411 $134 ,900 Sun l S 23..19 Rutgers, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $125.000 Sun 12·5 1500 Highland, Npt Rrh 631-7600 S339.000 Sun 1 5 • 1133 Highland . Npt Rrh 631-7600 $.195,000 Sttn 2 5 30 S HDaOOM 225Canal, Newport Beach 67s.8700 •23 N.irbonm .. llrbr Hid~l'. 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Ol'EM TODAY 12·5 I>··\ Ill I( 1•.d ~:,I J 11· Sl'rtOll">I~ l"Oll!'tlllt•l't•cl for Clllh> u.i.~ ~(}7) 2on lo1 Eusll.1de <!Hr :1 2157PocificA•t l)iltih:Mill OPEHHOUSESAT.&SUH.11-6 lora VanCB tTi<J/wtlWJ 6'j.J-811.9~ Uu + 2 Br 1 Bu t>"'rwr 541-8269 PRICE REDUCED 3!JU Aspen St. lrv tnt> roalfOr 3641 E. Co•at Hwy., Corona del Mir S30r1 n.uooon cd'"u!n a~·u'11' ,',~;:.t. llR H-in' Coli-~" To Sell this Wtf'ktnd. I Nadi1w M ag nef. Hant h Rt•ul l.\ (I r , "''"' w :'olciv. uni,\ S12U1Kl for 55~Hl4ti0 551·3005 611 C R oltw flt !ft tmfntt S15~.ooo l\gl'nt ~ 65Hi Part.. Only SI 20,0 0 tlilh 11111·1\ :1 ll!lr111 hum" I IOL1 rown t 'J •ff ASSUMAILEl2•75% Xlnl l'Ond \'Arn l'u11 un1·ul11t•,,wm11•1\th· ~~~~~ WIM BLEl>ON vu: H·111m1wl J5111'rin1 l'l1111 s111•:itil1• • .11 l'<1 ~io.uoo I AnliCTIVE 2 STORY + \10l>l::RN APT REDUCED! AREA'S BEST BUY Nr hays Jll xtra II( 2Hr rrplr 1 •~Ba. Jpl 1m·oml.' 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I .ill fur tit l.11h Clµn 'oJt 'oUll I"' 1:,;,1 ~JIJtld ~ RANC H ~REALTY v 551 2000 760 ().ll)~\S v.knd~ Ll9UIDA TION SALE Sl95,000 EnttrtaiMn Deli9ht ~ .1hul11u' 1•1101 horn• I 111 1lr1111n" :t h.1111' \ 1111 u t :! ~llll '11 I 1 ' I l'r 11·1·1l llt'11l111, rn.11 ~.·1 S204.900 WMX REALTORS \\ II II I> II H I ll 1, I· Hwntin9ton Btaeh I 040 tuv. nhllu~•· .lhr 1 h,1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~1H-t ooo l~'l 1,1 I J) $8000 Down ~ 1 :1 :! ~ 1111 11" 111· 1 Sin• ;1 l~lr nt I h,1111 h1 I !lll:Jll '1.'1'1 17111 """"" l'""'" t11 ''"'" p1111: \/\\ rwr 11 ii I lw Ip I 111ann· Sl!li ~>11 • VACAMT • 3 lidrm l,.:1· 1111 ~111\ clo\\ II ~1311 IMMI l'I Hll 11111~ '.>-11 \l!f'J:I Hh.11 lr•int Grovtt Twnhs ;I H H JI. llJ ~ I .1111 1111 I!!:!~ ,,, ft ,,, IU\UI \ $5JI\ 'I J"Ulll.1hh· hi Jntl wllt-r v.111•.111' :!n•I I J• r I I 1• f 1111111 I ti I I )l~'I !1110 II I 1111111" Shdl 01'1-'\ S.11 Sun "111111 11'\1 \i;t 1,1:; .Ui I WOODBRIDGE 51~.KIMI l'i" l'l>I \\1 \I l.H I.II" ~:SI I'll II r I> 11111 ~II H \\Ill~.\ ~!IHtHI llov.n l'ol\ 1111 Ill ~i ii HIM l"ll al II • .1 :)~<!.51Hl :!Otl TIJ .11 ~11· ~!Jl!!HI Jrtl 11 >.11 ;!11• . 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BELOW MARKET f'11w\I , 1"" hom1• 111 TURnatOCK \I 1nu11·, tu 11111• " l'urtl1·nu·k \Im"'' BROADMOOR 2 BDRM CO-OP '\un II 1'1111 I,, '"' • \Int llft.JUI IH '\.1'1 ,i,• I l.11 • •1111 ,\ ll 1111 II l1fl'\ I 1h flf t \ f I 1"1 lull '.._·-t • I H t I \ ·~ If t I ''I lft 1t SEE TODAY Miii Pric• S375,000 494-7551 Black Tie Showcase 1'1 t•::.111:1· I h1•dru11m dr1•Jrn 1 \h11ut :!11111 "l lt-t'l fo1111.1I 1h11111i: r11oni ""lhlr;11<' I Jrt11h r1K1m TWO hr .. plJll'' 1'0()1. (lv.lll"I '4111 ht'lr r111JOl l' \t't tndJ}. 979-2390 JiO'i S Bn,.tol SJnta \11<1 pounch111: wrl fh1' 111" Jt 1n 1 H T1•rrJtl' F:xcl'pltoOdlh ,h.iq1 maint Tov.nhou."· v. I 1'r .. ,1dt•nl llum1·,, Xlnt dean Plan ; ~ llr • 1 br ~ dt•n or .!nd hr I & 1 c n" ·---------.. ......,. r#-MIU.II HEW LISTING 2 BLOCKS TO OCEAN 3 Br. frpk . laundr> rm + I br apt (.'(1rnt•r lot Easy walk l•1 lw;u·h $350·,ooo & owner "'111 rarry Isl TD Owntrwill financt- Ho Qualifyinq .., rWJ\XICLIX ~( . .UH :ml>IC-~ ec.-........ 640·7000 641-0366 673-7552 lnl'estors Duplex on bt!Sl ~lrcet. pool. h1 1nc:o m1• (Iv. nl•r S325 .0ll0 640 1999 THE BIGGEST GARAGE SALE ON THE ORANGE COAST IS IN THE DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIEDS , r 642-5678 DAILY PILOT ( hi tnJn I ,.. R11nu:. Rm J l·ar )!Jr .1~·• , b.1 lmm.11 h1g ' $.ll\.'1 IU > 'l'ar lhl." l>Jrl.. Fm.1111 I Upl:rJrll•tl llJ :1 pooh (UjJ 1111( J\ Jlliibll· s::,·, IOI J ,, • u / 11 11 1111 1' I ~i \\',,,l(Jhrldgc Hr11ki·r11s1 lllil•i I 1 luhho11'1 "'"I hJI I fprh 11 ..... "'"""I! , •1 Realty Laquna Btoc:h I 048 111.111 1111<·11 SJ\ Sun I • I i:l I :11llHI ..... •••• •••• • •• •• •• •" \l~lih \ 1·rrl" \I ..r 111..i 1~~" 11.,,.11, • 1·1. .. , '" '"' Grtat Btoch House 531i lf10ll or!IAA KJ.l 1 Sf 69,500 R5'Mtle Rf.AL TORS TARREU. ~.~!~~ s~~~:soo ·~?!.~I OPEH SAT/SUH 1·5 1------COLLEGEPARK MESA VatDE Uv. ner mo1 in.: m St'µt or else' Thi~ shaql I llr home ma) bt.' :.i s11·;1I Call .\nn~ '.\kt':i~h1ntl 631 1266 2333 Cotftc)t Dr. SI0,000 J Hr ram rm. rlt'v. 1 ph & I BELOW MARKET drµ~ ~l 11\t•1n 1·u111I Ol'E:\S\TSl\l ~• , :i Hr I', ll,1. ho,11 i:.111• 1·ul tit· )>JI (I IX tlllll O\\ t' !Ito.I •t:i:1 I HY ow' r:H "'""1111111i: .. ( .11111"1 1 IJr l ' h.1 ~Ink und• r 1111.f 5.'i!J !IJ.l:o I 111< cl1·11 11ro pl.11 • 1111 .1 1>1)! lul n1·df I h" ht'.11 h \1111 :.!nd 'l"n '"' 111 OtP.il1 \II'\\ R5'Mtte REALTORS SIJ I .)(Kl Ov.111·1 \l!I \I :!X20 Sil \ \T \II ('11\!li!Jltiil 1i't1w•·Ch11 SpJ('l"U' I llH ., 11.c 1111:v.l'l'k.1·Jllfr11 .cppl 1 1.111111\ r1111111 .11111 ! I 111 .. p1.1; ,., 1•11 J I'·''~ 111-,. fltt"tlf( lJ/('Hl 1 .1rd Onh ~1;,:, •~Kl n I' E '< \LL\\ U .h ·11·11 I .1•11..111 Ill I\,. !)J l.'i .'illll %.I l.!1.I lET'S MAKE A DEAL I. 1· J ' 1' " I' 1 1 " 11 Whit•water View I urll•·f'll• k 111 •hlJn•h Shere Pool 111111'1' l11r :-.:11,. 111 I 1.1111 llr"n honll' I \ 1 nl1I '1 (I'll.(' r1•.1,011,1hh· ·ind :!heir 111 111,,...1,.1 hilrm 1 \ 'Unfl\ :! Bil t 1\'1I 11•'.ll REALTORS 494-7551 llllt ,:1 II\ d,·11 v. ltpk :!l·h;i. t111111,1tl"hopp111i:. \,,111111 lih1 .11' I I\ rm din 1111 I cl 111 r 111 1.1111 ,. 111 S1111.111111 1.1 11111•1•·'1 lrl! punt Hit.! 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PROPER T IE~ INVESTORS & I st Time Buven 10', dv.n no qua11t~1111: S101.ooo 'I Rr. t•nd unit rlbl 1·ar !(Jr pool 2~\\ :o-ieeds f1x111 Cl\\ nr i\1:1 Dwna Ca I 631 1266 BY OWNER 4bdrm.2blJ. pool.Jal' ~esa del Mar area S160.000. ~·7271 Country Atmosptwre J Br home. s1tuatt!d on huge lot near bark ba) Excell owner ass1i1ted financmg Only $126.900 Bill Kennedy 631· 1266 WMRC Rf.UTORS ***** 3 BR + Pool + Spa Harbor and Baker area Xlnl neighborhood TERMS with $3.SK down 0"' ner must sell. $144.900 59 2 BDRM UNITS Doublt> ~JrJl:l' r11r '"" h unit F'orted Jlr ht>Jl tin 3 32 .irrc.., "l'nm1• l."'"' \te~J Jrl'J Prim uni\ ,\~k for fl!'ll~. &15 !llhl ... OPEN HOUSE , REAl TY ii!' CANYON YllW 3 Bdrm 11, b<ilh~ t larf(c ram1ly mom 17X37. with Flu~sto1H' rireplal'!', etr S107.5!Kll ancl terms Roy McCrarcle. Rltr. 541-7729 FIXER t;pper 3 br. 2 ba + '3m rm St 10 000 Seller "'111 earn $80.000 IS\ al 12' • Q•°" II \j!l 642 1523, 645 7:.1.5 VIEW-VIEW .I ust redured SHI ooo Seller says move 1t' 2 > r old lge 2 bdrm. 2'' bu <'Ondo lmmar P\l len nis & weight rm are just n re"' or lll<' ;imen11tes Award winning romplex where Newport & Cost.i Mesa meet lhe Coast Seller will trade for ho me A 'teal a t 1 "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!' I s 119. ooo. 1~ IACKIAY 80/oDOWN Wood sy condo with 2 mslr Br's, vaulted 2-!lty ceiling. uPl!l'adt crpts. tilt noors. and mur h more. Only Sl2.000 dwn. no q1ahfying S1S3.900 81U Kennedy631 l266 MO MONtY DOWN Seller will crirr>• thl' down pyml on this ~PIH' 3 bdrm + 1o r 1 Woodstream rondo Lot~ or ll1ht Ci nt'W crpt makt' rt ready to move in Ju t redu red S3000 to $128,000 OPfn housr Sun l·S 34S University (WI Irvine. EISa nla Anal. Viv Riley • ._.i.131 sm EASTSIDE I :!l'.I Htill tiU:!1 , "'" up.:r.Hkcl ,.rpt I Sl:!i ;;1~1 ABANDONED 1 ".111 PJl.k·r & clrJIK'rl•'' I 494-7551 OPEN SUH 1-4:30 41 3 Gloucttfer Dr. t>ff Tu,tm \\1 m"1r :••~h I 2 STORY +POOL '"~mJhll' 111,111 & ,1111 --... .• r#-Htu.11 I $88, 900 1111 i 5!_ <0 11 .....-7'!: McCOb4ACI If 'ii ~ ,1111 ~ 1•ml 11111\ 1111111 .. Ill llllll(Ut "'lllnl: l'.1t "' 11 h I ".1r.c~1 pun I 1 luhhouw .0:. p11111111! ~r••t•n \dull run1ph'\ 11v.111·r "'111 lwlv 1111.1111 < $1:!:i.ooo Im rnnl 1.111" '"""'"11111 To pl.H"l' rnur m1'"d~l' lwfur!' tht• n•Jclrng µuhhl' phone OJ1I> 1'1lot t'l.il>'lrwd M2 5671i 1)1\ nn t' Fun 1·~ 'i.111• l1rn1·r 3 \r1h II." 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SIOO.IJIKI ~l 15'. un th1' :1 PRIDE phone &Ii! 56711 lod:.i)' bcirm 2 h.1th I !1-11•1 1'11.1rml•r on \\Ill twlp uf 11\\ lll'r~h1p Thi' ;1 LaCJl"'O leach I 048 r1na1H'I' IHI Ill"\\ loan Bdrm :! Ila, \\ fnrm.11 ...................... . 1h111ni: room sho"' hkt• \gl•nt I~ 17:10 Sll!.\.!IOO nl'v. homt' 1.owh ) Jrd~ OPEH SUH I ·4 w "roui:h1 1r1m ll'•ll'1' nn 1912 Surnba rul de :1a1· l>un l 1111~s 963-8182 ~~ thts onr' ,\ssumahll· j1nannni: 1\,k1ng $126.500 ~ RANCH ~ Rf ALTY v !.>~1 2000 ----..... ~~'!'l \!_anl Ad H.tl.P.." 642 5678 SW.ER WILL FIHANCE t.-Ow down · Below market interest rate, excell ent terms on this Turtle Rock Garden home with view. 2 BR plus den. 2 BA. Earth lone decor. Call today• Jel!nne LaFourcade 551 8700. ormn °"""'a~C.-~V\lllo1lo!Catll.tt lMllt CA91'11& 11'111111 r.\911'714 1n•11'll~4 1~4 1 MOO FOXBORO HEIGHTS BEAUTY Exce pti onal 2 story, I yr old Stained glass. hardwd Ors. Lovt>ly I a n d s c a p t n g . m o u n t a tn v 1 t• \\ El aborate security in lh1s ~ bdrm . fam rm. frml din rm. Large assumable loan of SI56.700 + owe 2nd TD o( SJ 33 ,000. Reduced lo ~9.900. OCEANFRONT -LAGUNA BEACH Spectacular VU & beautiful 2 bdrm. 2ba CO·OP right on ocean. Gree nery. priva cy, security + swi m pool $299.000. 63H400. OCEAN WITH 2 STORY Lots of wood and glass in this newly r e modeled 3 bdrm . 2ba architecturally interesting home. $304,000. WATERFRONT HOMl:S, INC Rl.41 H1TATf '-'lf, It.'"°"' f'l•""1'• M.,._ .... t 2'36 w ll)ll\I H,... ~1 8ttl(h ,,,., ... 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Assum loan -+ front•Re lD pnme Jou Ocunfront, July 18th .acf'p ion• )' ll 1Hp, A beauty With frplc. pool elu~ . enUTIFUL SQllrDt[l . owner carry 2 duh + lion Owner wall finance Au& 2ltl or call 12131 dean ramily homt!. 4 Mr patio" •Pl Try IJ0.20K · .... 17•• lA ftll.l\'1 p11t10 1223.900 Exrlu11ve Prioclp1ls Buv 40 Acres .with """•""'!.1213' """' 22SI r1m1I)' room v1tw down. Hau.mt 11\.t'I or ""' --1 """'""""'-l -$2 " 000 R k l W ' I onl) Aa1k for lrenl' Wtnl•r ft .. nLaJ Se,,,. 12th i.. ru t!t UH opt. ont Ul Hnor vt.........H-Five bdrms In lf urbor View. Well u11..11~1 l d A·" ""1'"'7 ~ .. "" ~1 8800 194,49$ Patrick ·renure ...... _..... u ,. .ou . on. &•·"" """ ur 50010 oil and tlll!llC ri~S thru June 12th Cle111, 2 Beautiful Pall:rmo maintain~d home on fee land and with 4 BR 3ba u lra luxury. &317~ 14 -:r-7" I &t I l-.. ..u.....a I 052 &31 1266 M o d .. I 0Ccj"' ' n d I t , ... -"' W lk br, p•I o, l(araae Mun -r--._.,...... · "' "'" a fixed rate a~sumable loan. $339,000. 8 moa <'MIJh-u:u 1 Shopp1n1111.rip & comm dry ~Mo +deposit ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1pac1ous 4 rms. 211 lo bt'ach FANTASTIC.'' <:4 lot, H ll , & other hi the..._. of tht oa ftetcb Adului. 675 3571 __ UP£NllOUSl-:SUN 11>-4 ba,r11mrm,poolandJ•H hliith.tltMf«~ S37S,OOO comm prop A&t ls.thofCo..._I Wmter rent.i 9tt2 thru 2 Br 2 Hu . dC'n. t'nr lot. with sul111 he01l1ng ll3l 1~7 _,..,.. 7,.1 2 Br 2bu. •') blk 10 upKrode . Sl~.900 24382 ~s.000 Fee land Ope I 123 Port TOCJIJl'f. DUPLEX LOTS La,•oo ~IU S2l00perAc,..1200 Acrn cmml.W.I bo'J •u"tmo S73-S6311 Cimarron Ct. (In Lake Sat.un IS 1963 Po • • S73,900toS74,toO • 6 " ~ P41rk) 8319&49Uwner HartiorYt.w Chelaeu or call Knul ~~i·i ~~ ~ * 675.5930 * Nrur bcllch. owner OFffCI W 1 1 Bdrm. 3'11h St 9113 to Move 10 condition, 3 l'ro_eert1es, 752·2838 e t to be developed m 1hr r tt too....-: 6il3 Nice l'allo S350 per Mewportltoch 1069 bdrm. 2 ba home ID .• 3637 E. Coast Hwy carry re nlrul corrlder or ,,0 .lort41 Clo•lsCA9l61l rno lncl ulll ....................... Harbor Vluw. lllgh as HarborVltwCanntt • 1 ,( urQpi[ Corona del Mar AA ltachlftn,. IM. Phoenix Unusual rn Or Coll 12091431·5509 673·S742or~57811 W ALIC sum able loans. l11"hly l'OOI.. spa. 3 br. RV yd vestment opportunity 2 Bdrm. J.lth St 9113 10 TOTH1tl.,"'CH " Huae corner lot. B~ 714/492-2100 h 111_ .... 1 200000 1 ii; ~ upgraded throu11hou1 owner~j900.64Q:0325 Cas rtq ";" l, . . ••••••••••••••••••• 6113.SSlOpermoinrlull From t111y of Show! hke model Must -W ESTCUFF 50'7c interest. 1146-3278 or 673·5742 or 639-S789 lhese baq:a1nll sell rut A.~kllll( $239,500 HEIGHTS I BR CON00$95.000 ASSUME LOAM s. J11• l213l S53-9M2 Ocean view from sun· .. for s• 2200 Unique 4BR~llr uul"'incl Lowest pnced an NPS incl land Come ror an l'~rn assume existing New condo on mkl. un Copl1trc.o I07e dt><'k . lux. •·plex 18 ••••••••••••••••••••••• St200 Sep( 191.h 1n June canalfront3Br.2R•,2 spec11on Sal, Sun IG ~Dr. 3 ba. 3 frplcs 0 loanofapprox $60,000at der Sl50,000 , ire ••••••••••••••••••••••• W.CatHwyCo.1t't soldt, 2 11va1l . approx side by side loll! in l9th 6JS-D»l st), dw. Crpll'. new 1860 Port Wheeler or <"all huge St>cluded lol wil 14 \•"t ml 6l3-fi640 Wi:$tchft 2 Br 211 Btt , 'Z TRADE ott SALE Al·live Mariner'& male 7SOO •q fl bldgs, owner downtown ~et·t1on uflrn. lnltw 3144 carpet pr i <' e Just 760 9596 Owne!!._~ guest house Easy 014'De Lido Isle Custom 5bdrm i· J r II a r t' u rn m 2 67 Arr~. 3SOO sq rt location next lo Tony unlls approx 2240. mrbl 21 , blo<'ks Lo brh. wanl •••• ••• • ••••••••••••••• SLASHED to S220,000 WESTCUFf41D lt'rms Only S259,SOO 3ha Jcargar Le·seo ~ool <"lbhH Opn homr burn, rorruls, Roma's Rib !louse entry & frpks, 4x7' tile foi.l sale. terms Pr1n CARMF.L toUaitrllome 10'1 down OWt 10~; in S Own.e. r says "~lake of t Ion 0 w n er a Ag tp al Sun l S l SIS view of c·ntirr valley, Includes thl! blda + tou tubs. sunken hv rm. v.t•t l'1pi1ls un!Y l'1111842 8705 3 br. rum rm. 21, ba leresl. Corl)car.. PA<'IOWI, open & airy, f S \ornwall Vl>eStinson r " bar alann system tn Just hsled .i Br 3 Ba. beaul 4 Bd w 2 pc1t1°' erWs tolffraURS4!'_1.221 I 5428759 ... 67J.7783 Hunt&Auociotts ~:1~Ya~:~~n;~1011~:'~c,. o< parking Swtable for terrom. trash co~p . •IUILDA.ILELOT corner ~SS?-9345 ram rm sunde1·k d14 Assume 10,95'".ant A re " Cc ininon -6) 1-7600 17141493-13'72 v Hied bus1n es St's W ID ea urut Approll. in f11ntast1c opportun1L)lo LocJ-o ltoeh l 148 f rpl c. I ri: 1 rrit lot al value 27S.OOO P.llrll'k , MEW UST1MG 631 1400 l' 0 me S36 00 m 0 acquire land 1n 11 1mme ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl89,900 Tenore 631 1266 HOME w tdclff Ct1tt0fll S.ta AINI I 080 M•w bctml•• Crea II\ c rin Low 15'< c 0 I I .. M e s ;j Jo:nghsh Mtage 2 Br 2 $299.950 14 llh land 3 Br. AND llup~!!f>!I<'~ ~~r. 2 •I Hr + retreat. Fr doori.. •• ••••••••••••••••••••• Prime commercial pro-dwn w l3": CUI 00 credit ne 11( h bur hood ' ' Th 1) Ba Dining rm Walk 10 +den, 3full ba, 2 frplcs l~OME ba Super pro;rrt>' uni~ upn bums 3 (pies. pool 928S KJLl)ON !>(!rt)' on busy Nev.po1 rt appr\'I 0pn Now 50321 propert) reature!> un ell. beach. Shops S700 On lhe water ThlS week "'-& brick pall-0 OW<.: 2nd SBJ.500 Blvd Two large ols Dunbar Dr JIB 846-9501 1st1og 3 br home 14hll'h 213 378 Jll9 onh· Price lol4 ered 3 & 2 bdnn. nnly 3 short 12 )'rs o I R I> r T D 1133111.chland Opn 2 BR I Ba. dbl gar with ex1stmg improve ,_ could be re mo\ ed tu $3o:ouo for · l'llsh lu blocks lu beJeh Lo14 er f1replal·e . beJm l'e1hn~~ Sunda~ 2 s.:.> '395.000 OPEN SAT SUN 1-5 mc•nts Ideal Cor motel, Q W C build a minimum ol 161 Newport leach 3169 I u T k unit ha:. den or 3rd ~ood (1nanl'IDI( Onl} JoriHunt 54253'73.~27J7BKR rondo. shopprng center • • 1·ondos 1•r11·ed .It ••••••••••••••••••••••• uan oU)'er a t' over * * R e d u c e d bd $234 900 (' II r 000 .. ~ f lh m sh 2 l IDO ISLE channin" 4 Sl64.000 luun 12'1 1n rm · a ur · H1111t & A.uoc:lotes or ~ Submit of ers wt so e ca on $270,UOO Call 759 1501 or • " moredl'lails 't · ...,.. Vac:Cll.t& Rtady S&so,000 67l-6900 bdrm Pl ba twnlbc 4 752 7373 bdrm, 2 balh. newly re terest f'>llf 631·7600_ lo assume FHA 9 S•~··,, I S ,. M I d~cor"led 11800 mo Xlnl 1•ond thru ()Ut N "99 000 963-1112 owe lstTD ~ rdr; .• onRv~~~k2 ~l·~·.~7·,H~~~.· lion Callfl§-~103_,~gt l '.'M l:rna:•'!J:O) ~~:r!~a~'~l~e::i~~~: ea .. u lluge lofl >1.llh ~para I ow "" . ' jl Gr:muus4 Rr. ram rm, 2 lnl( owe 2nd TD Bl! ID REAL ESIAIE Mo Quahfv1nQ I . 67S 6161 stam:ase, reram1t· lilt> Up to 4S' slip available Ua. lrit thermo heated o ••. i·hcwil S98,500 V"'"' 87"' •900 10 yr uld Jlunfington RF.AL ESTA Tl:: T k ' I Ir i..~ r <>'< '' ,.,. -l.1do Isl"'~ Hr. 311 baths, a e over 10' • ml oan wlth1s huge 2 den or 3 · poo or t .. ., al11ve 111111 Stan&on lit>aeh triplex. 1 m1 from Mountain, Dtt«t. · ~ uf Sl43,000 Ask1nR Hr 1·ondu w1lh waler ~~ ly S4•hools, t•hurl'ht>i., Hunt&A.noclotes DuokHt/ Ocean Newly pamled j Re1ort 2400 l41nler renllll S900 , S279,000 views from both h1 ing ~ shops doseby Opn Sun 1 OO Q111t1 Salt 1800 inside itnd out Owner to ••••••••••••••••••••••• &iS·7667 Mrs Clean li\'eS here -I room and masler su1le l S 1509 Hil(hland. Vt>e 631· 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• carry 2nd TD w1lh small ake Gre1<ory, Creslhne. Near 81.>ach I bdrm, ut1I Br. 21 ~ llii. lmn'lacuJate Gorgeous neutral del'or Stinson S-nl.900 Tustill 1090 ly0wntr/2HGlllH down payment Prine New super modern included gdr ycl. $.)()() Upgraded, wallpapers. and the best financing al IA YFROH'T DUPLEX HUflt & A.s50Ciotes ....................... on ll:e l00x200' lot Can on!t 964-2354 Agt _ set•luded owner.fan lrg mu cpts. seeunly gall'. etc lhe beach Call for you r sa.ooo DOWN BALHOA PENINSULA 631·760Q_ Condo. SI0,000 down. by easily be convertt!<l to 3 deluxe 3-Sbd.rml 2700 SQ :>48-2901 Dmc by 214 Lul(onia, personal mspecl1on Two 2 bdrms, 2 ba owner who will fin11n1·e unil~ ss 2.50o. easy MEWrORTDUrLEX fl Low int 0 25,000 1·all for app( SUl7,500 owe lrdTD 4 ~ Garage. Pter aod floal JUST US TED 2 Sr 2 Sa. 8J2.S689 Prin lerms 1714136.>6465 IJ.Y VIEW 714 J.3!:2794.._ 10•, INTERF.ST w1lh [UIJ\\\)()(fbrldge NOIMTEIEST Oue u( those "hard 10 BEA.CHHOUSE c1_palsonl}' lyi 3&2 BR NearLido S30.000down,assumable ofC--.. S60K down, IS ~o 4 Hr Versailles 2Br, 2Ba pen find " llem.\ and uwncr ln1 eslor's and builders. S 3 Is . 0 0 0 o 1o1. n c r I.st. OWC paper 3 Bdrm, rro-Z°'' 2550 r.rnal frunl S2!10.000 RealllJ th<w. orn view St56.(IOO 14111 l'oHry thepapcr~ al .nll"r finan"lllg is ~Rtal&tott 2 b h & I "lb r••r W . I • II, ~· h h cd , ~ ~ • a••I, 751 2442 al an~e sm,., ~ •••• ••••••••••••••••• • on l asl la iur mun• 3 Assume Sl28.000 or S&L 20'. down wit l e "ll~ a i 111IJ ble on lh1S 3 Br I • • ••• •••••••••• ••••• • •• G sin• 500 info 551 000 I loans at 17": S1t01 mo tu be' 1nlcrest or 13": le\el beach house on ree Mobllt HOMe'I lllCOfllt r,..,ty 2000 ..... I 2 s sq r I 0 r r I l' c Good assumable & selll•r mt Hur.nra Pk .. '. lrun• 1 owr $20.000 3rd TD ore E\ en the pr1n• IS r11?ht JI land Freshly pamtr<t.1 Fors• 1100 ••••• ········:.·······:.· 6 7S. l 77 I warehouse lhgh growth Newport Island 3 Br I"• balb.s. frplc S82S mo Avail Aug 2S 1\gt 83J. 26SO 67 l-8849 Newl)' deroraled 3 Bk I Ba, 6507 Sheai.hvre. dr1\'c: by $8SO mu 14 inter 752 6499 financing on all' BE .t.CH AXER 1 730-Z:.'70 Hm1142 2fi82 Sl,300,000 inside & out. nu crpt and •••••••••••••••••••••••• 0.-eanfront l2 • ftn 7~ • area GAoodffordl aboble rhous OpenHouseSal ~un ~ · MB.RJCHS iusl sleps tobearh Onlv OCEANFRONT e~ loan San Diego No Ct) ing a r urce H-tiU--"---'-t..-...i 32662ndSl ATLOTYA.LUE NoMoneyDwrt-MB! '"'VILl~•.,"'LTOR IO)rsoldrn"real c:ond; Modular Ty,,.. llomcs 7t:S6t9K8kr97Sll2U Exceptional rlean air -.. ~ SeeyouThcrt-' Puninsula Pt ri•"r. "···nor will '""nsider any "' V'l"'lllll9'EA. ,.., 1 _ .. 1 nd "" •. h en\1ronment 244 U803. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. A.. vw .. "' 675-8120 lion C<11l Olana Cappel eas"" a . 3 P' t u1· s H.,. •r 211 311• G al 3202 Miilfo & r~ O'lriew lowest pn<"ed home on offer Trades. ootes on 24 h l r h I( CU"· '' ~ ttltt G•I\ ............ -'JI "''2·""ui I thn ... t ~.""" Pr1t•ud I Id dt631 1266 r secur1 >· IS I~ Need sharp4 plex In llH RI\ L'R k ·'~Cll ••••••••••••••••••••••• .....,........., .,.. _,., " .-_,.,......, , rea estate. cars. l?O or pier from SJ.l.900 10 • II ave 70K l'il.'ih Prm 011 "-"" J ohnCoombeBkr atlotvalueSubm1lyour submit for down p11~ down499-l31G 5 ac·res ull fenl ed ------terms on thl~ 3 Br ment Payment SltiOO I 0% DOW~ --'-ly 675 9797 40 UMITS lireal Well l'lblom de HAHOlllDGE w rormal dmmi: rm mo. P&I Call nol4 .ind MUSTSB.L MEWrottTIEACH 4 Pl.EXES c>wnerwillconsidernote signed home owe JI CUSTOMHOME Just steps to sand Call let's write an offl'r' Presl11t1ous Nwpl Ad SEACUFf'PARK as dwn 8 6Xgro~~ 1014 interest for lU }r' ( I 11 h Della now631 1266 Bru ce BI om i: re n dress. :tBr. 3Ba. formal RS 1980 2 Br complete!~ 2 Bdrm. l balh Near So $31,000 pr unit Prm only Agt Mik e 247 41&11 E'e" 3 Tra a gar. ar or 759·1221or760-0'.!97 dining, cathedral reil· BUYE RS & SELLE furn 125() Sq fl. I m1 l'oast PIJ~a Terr1fll pleasr Norm Ml·K1nley. 244 7971 Ridge, Newport Beach tn1ts. OYl'rsm'<l lot. mul'h W J\ :-.IT RESULTS• from L1doshoi>t-S66 000, rental area Super c:ond1 a~t 631·1266!>48-6492 Ovt>rlookJOI! Santu Ynct. Comm andmR orean & more Eas} fmanring CALL EDEE STERN Open Sunda) IS 1190 lion Va 11 e > So I' an It r1tyUghtv1ews.6700SQ Owner .. 111 hulp REALTOR ASSOCIA 1<1hS1 FOUR_,LE.X f r r bed b h " ' TE 67" •966 " E II Or I magni 1<·rnl \'1!!14 rum I .. 4 rm w at . $425 000 A"' S4S """n .. ,, ,, . ~5357 0 ., 2 l S cl I xce ent anR<' Ol':J d ( h formal dn rm , 4 frpls , ' .... """" ., ' · upcr t•on 1 um lion One 3 bdrm, 2 balh, every win ow v l 1~ C/21 Newnnrt Center "''"ar break «\'Un the "ft t ( I'"")()• fl '' •l> .. car gar ' :ur cond . OCE .... MFROMT r-''"' ' ' frpk Thrtt 2 bdrm. 2 .,.,au I u "' oll 'J Mm PI el e s Cl' u r i l Y " OCEAN VJ EW THE BLUFFS first year l'ndcr !OX balh All units have pvt luxury home L1\ inl{ rm It r HEW BYOWMER 3 Rclrms . 3 baths. Beautiful ocean \lt'l4' lestluyinTown gross pat to<. built ins . 24x30 w huge Tu dor system. xn lnJnt'IOg. 3nu&cl ..,...000 2Br & dt·n Co11du , 2EXCLUSIYE ~ arc•h dome f1n·pla1l' Sl,GSS,000, by dppt univ · n en,'""""· · SJ59.000 10'; clown /\gt, 24x60· l971 Goldenwt•st d dshwhrs, cml'I garagc·s Call Darlene Young 3711 Seashore Re\ a S.imul'I~. ll45 0303 · ewporl l'n•st MEW US TINGS <!Br, 2Ba w fa mil) rm & .a RED CARPET Assume ex1Slmg 151 T o <'ounl r) kttt·ht>O bu Ill United Brokl•rs Owner 14 l'arr.~ 67J.6Si8 1 or!li!l 11311 Siii COAST • Brsl or11t area wel bar, m Laguna lt1lls -754-1202 at 9 25"~ Submit on ms ) ou naml' 11 ~ou\ c 17141646-7227 •Best floor plan nit'esl 5 star p1trk 21 yr!; down paymt>nl Sellt>r gol It Call bl!tore 12 or Redu tel $300 000 I 0010 DOWN IUl [STAil •Best valUt!l! + toquahJy $..'rJ,000 will rarr) large 2nd, art 6PM. ~ lill8 711;; ur 17141760.8181 C • l>lxt·und11111NEWPORT 18oth lslury c• "'irSIC 4 PLEX. Tustin Near Ca\orabl"' terms Gross 714 539&Ul8 In Oo\er Shores 5'i<l0 ''H I A I I " V ~ ood "' -r r I BEA ..... part.la \'U S· 'Ange 1la Pan on 1s MOI" .,HOME ne"'' in best area. g inc•omc• $21 ,420 Ask mg Real E•tat. By OWNER sq 1 0 lop qua ll) i·on sume 1012', Sl34,500 • la l'aJun. 2 lxtnn. 2 bath ,.... assumable rm w 20', • struc·lion This 5 Bdrm Rae Rodgers6.ll 1266 64t.-0616 ma1or l(reenbelt Onl~ SAl.ES dwn $31 2.000 Prine S2SO.OOO bchClllC)f 2IOO :~9a,e000W~~_:befrf.ri"na8n~ Mecl1l sl\le res1den~e 1s Sl9S,OOO 2706 Harbor. Ste 200 A lease A"' 1138 4921 or D A V I D D ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" V>O.. • lhe best iii loc•allons and 540.5937 P .,. CARLSON Palm Springs hou~l' l41lh mg Won't last C Jll has lhe best orfmaocmit Rolls Royl-tquaht). front , Bonil.i Plan" 00 \'uila 499 4721 R E A L T O R , pool St39.SOO SS3 000 now Norm & Kasey a\a1lable owe $950.000 row center, FEE. oH•r Dorado. 3 bdrm. 2 bath, equ11y Will exchange MC'K1nley, ownr al'(t at 91,1~ int Full pncem· looking Np( Buy all the LOTSrTES C I _93~9293 Sewµorl BeiHh area ""' ,,.,,,,., m a s s 1 \' e t' n l r ) --27 .,,,.... 631·1~...., '""'" c I u d 1 n g 1 he I and way to the outerislands court) a rd near new 10. 240 ac parcel mobile IMYESTM&n' UMFTS 171413 .,.,.., lie .._ Sl.450.000 Call Dan Bibb IEST ILUffS 3 + family rm. + 20~to' lerior. o'nly s2to,OOO home sale. alread} ap PROPERTIES V1e14 condo, Ne1o1. port pt~ for appt IUDGET IUY J(ame rm. 31 J Ba. has ll llotal 014nerfinancingl I proved by lhe Stale of Any size. 60 30 40 16 Beach area, 166.000equi Moftlleys, GlrcrffH ROGER'S REALTY all Ex cellent term~ Calif for subd1V1s1on A Coldwell Banker Co Call for set ups 54G-3666 I), for sgl ramil) homt: ~~r~~~~csiz~r~~d·~·:~ ,_----~---slor) To14nhome" llGCA.NYOH SllOWN ONLY BY Perris. R1ven1de Ct} --~ WATERFRONT I Br 111 Ba Luxun Cond11 Furn A' a1l 6 Mo $2000 'THI:: COVE" Ba)s1d1: Drive I Br Den. Pool. Spa , Privatt• Beat·h S99S Lea~e WOODBRIDGE Collage Hume 3 Br famll> Rm 21 1 Ba Charming & New !llc<tr Pool Lakl' & Tennis ~ No pets 759 1092 Agent S240 furn rotlal?e :83511 5340 CM lbr home =6-125 $.375 San Clem 4!br :4!f'.!4 ~00 2br 14 '1el4 :49111 SS25 H B Jbr home =8483 Refttimn 631-4555 1936 Harbor Biid F'et'. FOi YOUR LEA.SING MEEDS CALL CARLE 'E MORRELL! 67S.1771 ir you are ured or 11,101( 67S.231 I 3 Bdrm 2 bath single 5825,000 Agt 6311579 lrnTH PROPERTIES I Lrg 60' lots. nr L<1ke LA~~CH Whelan Vt\ Rile~~a_gt,631 S751 Or1gm<1I area, end unil. BR B d S APP1' Try SSSOO pr lol + im f 1{40/o Re I Estate RtWc-' ~°!! 2900 Custom Span1)h IAYSHORES xlnt cond $169.5011 2 .2 ,\tslu Y per provemenls A slcal' '~ """'"' liiiAJ~--~~il Mediterranean Estate BR B r 1 lal·ular view. on the A t 6311579 A1~t.oc. n ••••••••••••••••••••••• lhgh On Top or A 11111 4 2 a. ami y rm, I014 ner Cmanl'ln~) \itt. golfcour~e l.2:>7.~llO X! ~-. 0 ('ea n v I e w s w 1 l h ;:4-Private Part) 14111 trade Locally With 360 Deg '285,000 OW~,6315596 ~OS."160 Sea Island 0Pt•n Sun Newporl-live at lhe Catalina sunsets fro!TI hldll,strial 21001 D1amond.sfordownpay l•-------- View Of Ocean & ALL ANT house m :"olewpon BLl:FFS CONOO.Sm1tle1 ls 951 2Ha> beach Travel trlr S4SOO every unit Near Mam ro ment on hi>me 141th pool WIMTBl RINTA.LS Video camera ele('lric· He1ghtsforchenl Cleo, story. Lmcla Plan 'liel4 l98 0 mobile home Bearh and Village ••••••••••••••••••••••• w1lhin4m1lesofoccan Fuml1lwd&Utrfurll. l c lo Pool Spa United Brok1·r~ plush cpts, pumt up ILUFFS !~000~§45-_367S Pmedfor quicksaleby 963·2103 Callourrentaldepl ~a~~rr~1t 6mStalls.'W1tti 673 7771,S48-Z7ll grade) To11 cond SIHGUSTORY mohvaled owner' J(Vil IMhntriolCa.do 67S.1771 Riding Arena.Tennis CREATIVE TERMS' I' Greenbelt i\ssurnabll' End unit h.uida Plan r-MEAR WATER down takes 1t Flrsl lime Terrific ~ sq ft in· R..tal1 Court Area and of UndermrktbyS20,000 loans 014ncr J~t w spa Open?JeamNI MWPTHEIGHTS Steps 10 lhe water on offered can'tlast!Call dustrial cond(fi o.w1t~1 12bool ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'l!!IJlnll .. •1!11'!11 course. much more all 3 br. 2 ba. lge bonus rm. S230,000 855-2013 l'C1hngs. new rpt. paint $20,000 Dowt1 Lido Peninsula. 2 Br 2ba John Tucker. sq ft of o ice ava1 a e HOMSts ~ for a cool $2.200.000 with hv. rm & formal din S lu and paper L1.:ht and :J bdrm, 2 bath on extra mobile homes, only 3 yrs 714-134-9393 m Fullerton, Sl20.000 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• TER MS' Assume area w (rplc Open * "pet'. Z* airy feelmg $40,0UU largelol Assumecx1st old Pool.re<'rm.small assumable hnanrmg lol»oalilcmtd 310 $\,000,000 with S400.000 beam reiUng . com pl rr ~~oost reduc,ted ll~ 18b71,koooto' down wilh loni: lt>rm ang f1nanc1ng Owner pet OK •22. priced at M .... KE ...... o~... and seller WI II hell pd ••••••••••••••••••••••• Down. Owner Will Carry rurb1shed. new crpts, "" sq • , financing. NQ baloons $15S ooo $62 S69 000 ~ " rrg\. ftnanr:e this 3 yr o $700 Mo. Wmler. 3 Br. l S800.000 al ti"', makes pamt. landscapang beach 4 Bdrms + fami Total price S222.500 Call anxious. y 'D · .soo& UI at · · building Priced to sell Ba. complelel)' furn li~iliil-~l!lllWMM this oc·s Best Buy (m· Low pnce for Baek Be~ ly & fplc Wetbar. indoor own1ag1 at ~3-1006 with DA I D. -3 Income Properties al $290,000 Exclusl\ e Choice loc 116 Diamond lol»oo lllcmtd 3206 v es lo rs & broke rs area Sl89,500. BBQ Corner lol As· any qi!eStlOO orlo sec CARLSON WATLRFRONT Easls1de Costa Mesa with Wilham Cole 675 4185 54().4917 F d I 6315476 6427744 sume loan or SlSJ,000 Rr..t.•TOR HOMF Owne r will l'a rry t ,. -·· ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• welcome) or elal s . -1-Callowner~64~an6 rRICEREDUCED ~ • REAL ESTATE Pncedtosell' Cote Realty CALL us f'OR Ycarl) or 2 IDRMW/R'LC ~n:0 rie;~~r ~~r,:~~ HA.Rlotl~IDGE SPYGLASS RIDGE To sm.ooo & with only 83l-92j3 631-1400 & Investment Winter Ren1als Ae1t1r S6.SO mo L,r,,nn 673-7360 "'-""T"'TES 140,000 down. owe ----I LAl\S777 .ero2f!rtles67S.MXX> Lillie Island. 3 br. de~ Tenore63H266 u"" Family home in Al ron· Open House, Sunday People ~·honeedpeople Acrt-wS• 1200 NEfml lll"'fV' Cha rming Victorian Sl•OO mo yrly lease Profts.-alv d1l1on location. 3 Bdrms !2 5pm al 2147 Vista should always check the ••••• ;:i;••••••••••••••• home lmmac . 4 br. 3 Agt S40.0997 675 6000 Dtc~Modeb +den+ family rm Laredo Transaction Servicel>irectoryinthe 1 Acre Parcels I FS I 2S•~MG>-lltdln ba.9mo Sl,800mo 118W '·r I L.: 2 B 1 The rinal chance to Securitythru-out Master <"-'-4842 DAILYPlLOT Ocean vi-, 40 Kona QM1J:lll® rw~ rt1.a Tonaz 673-2777 ater ronl ease r MEW,ORTHGTS 3 Bdr charmer, xlnl Hgt5 location. Assume 11~3 loan owe '234.950 EXCLUSTING on this 3 Rr home w l pool Owner will finance. S235.000 Rae Rodgers 631·1266 make Your dream Or OPEN SAT SUN l 5 ,L~ "-" --~-1~ r.-r11n -'-= ' -Ba S600 Mo Also3 Br 2 Airport. prices start Corner of 18th & Whit • " E buytng a new homt' 1n l647REEFCIRCLE from SIO,SOO Please call 714 6410763 -Ba o7SO ... o 'es Newpe>rt Beach's most C /21 MewportCntr (808)329-7711 Real 2925CollegeJ\\e tier ' IS.OOOsqfto(pnme bct.M•elewtats 770.0347 prest1g1ous rommunity _64~3~7 D IUI Ar-t..I AD Estate Gallery, Kona. l"ollta Mei.a. CA ~~~!!0~ !2 ~rdci:d:~} ~ i11:..-i..1.........1i lol»oa Pl'lllitMla 3207 come true Call Cor a IYll1L.I~ Inc or write 75-5719111 Alu both• Call 855-0233 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• pnvale showing or visit IACk IA Y ID\,..,,U:: Dr. Ka1lua, Kona, Ha oTr d w · A l Yearly Leases 3 Br oceaofronl condo m oursalesomce. Ct..rryLGbArecl 11"'\Yll~ ~ l for Prlct Of I e 020asserman. g 3BrBayfrtS22S0 1mo neat beachy Balboa 1714164().6776 3 bdrm family home REALTY •SUMHYMIAD• 3 lots plin 3 charming 644-7 4 Br with VUS1850 location w sec parking 17 H..tlorll"'-Dr w1lh separate in·law's ,_,. .. _.,_ older homes. Walk lo LohforSalt 2200 and spectacular view -r qrtrs P~ size corner Tracl·35 lots-ready to re· beach & Lake Park. On· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Winter Rentals SllOO_l'rll_ 644·7211~..fil Mewoortlffch lot Very pnvale Fan IAYCREST -HST IUY cord. S7500 per lot. Xlnl ly $235,000. Submit on 2 acres/price of I. Calif I Br $400/mo B C' 1 H From \800 .000 to tastic r1nan c1ng "OHE OF;. KIMI>" Cinancingbyownr. 714· terms. pines.S6200.S00.4640aft 2B 1\501 4 Br.3 a ,ami y ome Sl.2SO.OOO 12.75'~ 3 yr 760.0823; l2tr. 1_:n_3 p M C • 6:30PM 2 Br $6SOI mo on quiet lane. entertain· loan amortized over 30 S2l9,000 Absol utely immaculate fou r · · -· ooper ... Assoc. 3 Br 58501mo 1ng patio off LIVlng & vrs No pre·paymenl C /21 MtwportCntr bedroom Baycrest ramily home. SPECULATottS _5J6.l4S4orS36-80l3 BY OWNER 3Br $7"'/mo Family Rm. Sl200 Mo l>enalty 113.58"'• annual 64Ml5L A de Ii g ht f u 1 h 0 me in most Buy now. put aw11y Cor HHT COYaS rYMT • B~ nooi~~ Att!!t 644_:.9060._ THE.WFfs ~ . LJCi)UIDAT1MG 2072NewportBlvd. Large ocean view lot. ~.\llHIHo'I ample pking, I blk lo ly"""""'"" spacious. Formal dinmg room. 2i,., to 40ac parcels • SB S3l0.lm. 107.: down. Wood Cove Area with all llOJ\lt., '"<· Ocean Ad.It cple S8SO ..l!_ercenta~ rate). s I 0,000 URdet-Mlrt. pretigious loca tion . Bright and ruture 8 uniui in Costa Mesa. LAGUNA llACH -LR. den. 2 BR. 2 ba. deck, "HE& SH" 2 Br + dcnoncul·de·sar Oversized bedrooms. Seller has Co. 2~ ac $9000. LA Co owe al 14/k. SJS.9444 the llans and ar.proval. REAL E$1ATE !'.'O_llets 67~~ --·TH-I•.-•• -.---Magnificent views or Immaculate customk pur"hased another home and IOac 118,<m •Kem Co 14•-rea Y lo bt' bui t. Price 87M900 COf"Ollo.WMs 3222 -.vrr Upper Bay and moun· home In Upper bar \, d f r t 1 40.58ac $39,000 Leverage v"''~ 1259,000 Pl.AH '"X" tams. Front row sharp 3 bay 2 Crplcs Owner price reflects nee or as sa e. wtlow dn & 10% int for 1s COSTA MESA 497-5100, 831·3389 N•e•;;;~bd~·;;;:;;0•n·,·~~· 3 bdrm, din rm . h'' bd rm on FEE land ~~~~Ing available With full price ofrer. seller will yrs. Don't wait. start gReapoot ~t.a1i~~~:l~n~ o.tofC~ o.tofC~ il. s1200 mo 7090rrh1d rm., ram. rm . FIP, 21, Good creative rinanrtnit carry attractive 2nd T.D. and your ruture today Call "ome S&8~ •• 6o. Prt'"' ,__... 2550 ,_....... 2550 ssups ba. xtra large porcelain available Open Sat Sun f f · M · D on La n e , A g t .. • • • • -r-• •r • -,..... .. , -lub ~teer•"''" tile ~·alls 339 Peach Tree Lane note or t ve yea rs. ove-m .... ,, 000 SeU-carry 6 •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• --•tu.. w Opet1W/S. l·S l' bl 714-559-8047 ..,..,, ~ . SPACIOUS SBr , 3Ba. & noor 4 covertd pauo 416,.... 642-0017 condition with an unbe leva e lffcllP---t.. 1350 ye~rs 10.5% financing rormal dtn rm. ram rm down. assume '40,000 Lat C 216•4~5'3s3._rt7 ""' cAHAL_..RONT built throughout. Don't miss this ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ulen call Ownert~er Av111I 9 l 11200 mo AKI areu. PnceS23J.000.5'1 I c~ L.,"'SE,_...O..... now for entertaining and quality • ..,......., Dnve by 149 E Bay St tE w/wet bar. rrdnr IDl.'I trutt deed at 71't~ Xlnl ~ " l at642·0282_._____ 760-8311 land le~ 18S300 per HEWPOITCIEST Open HouseSu1114 specialoffering alony$349,000. MOUOIAY ~==~·~·\~~ai:: ~~~ ~r~n~ni~los~,~ ~c::167~:h MACLAIN -llG CAMYOM ~~cr~:.i::1n~e~-~ Cl IMVISTMEHT 110181 ILlllS ca. lm~:"':x!c~~ 38r Znd trust deed due financin&. Priced to sell. do. 2 lrg Br. 2 Ba. Rare 3 Bedroom El Oorodo lot. S74.soo 3 BR. ram •ROP..,..ES OVER 55 YEARS Of SERVICE 2ba. lge kitchen. frpk . 198887. Call owner ror 1 owe. St69,000. Opn Hae P . d d k t rm ., 3 BA. ocetan view. .-l5ftt1 lovely grounds ~·r be appt. daily alter 5 pm 189,500. Sun 1·4. t2 Aries Crt model -nee un er mar e -Sl24,llOO v.'IU trade tor A Coldwell Banker Co. s 12oo1 mo . 1nc1 ·a (714)7SO.• C /21 MewportC.tr A•t. 213/869·3095. Immaculate move·in condition -OrangeCty. IAUOADUPUX PllMI LAMD gardener m.•123 dys. 640.057 213/927-8001 highly upgraded -dramatic COMti8CIAL , ..... .._...._ Ideal Planned Community Site. On ly ~·5760~ey_e,s ___ _ OWC $15,000 PINTHOUSICOMDO OCEA..WOMT formal dining room & sunken PIOP. I block to beach. Great 10 Miles From Fresno. 691 Acre Cost. MtM 3J24 Sfaclous s 8d estate w 111tboh do~kdetor 40' Prime location. 3 Bdrm living room -security entrance ~loAn~·H".:ycoml r2t1~•e· ~:!urn~:~~~ :J'! O~~ Cattle Ranch. Located At The Foot s••E•C•1••u•D•E0•••t•8•;••;:r•y• • u d party y•rd 81 at 1-a ocean. Owner owe. Room tor -commun1'ly nlV\1-spa-teMt's -• "' ""' -· Of King C N t' l P k ' ' ' ' · ~ d bay and cllY U&hl views ddltl T dlU y vv Occanvlcw, loci's BUJ. taee style, used brick, s anyon a 1ona ar . private, quiet & woods)'. w/cuat.om POOl. •P• an Laroe assumable loan. a on. 09 con °0' Callfornja llfestvle Is the theme Opp. Ownr. financing. fireplace, panelin&. Boating, Fishing, Skiing, Etc. In Adults. no pets New view! Subdl.lfd eleeancf II> '578,500. Opa OailY ll·S. of this extraordinarv orferlnd at 1239 000 shake roof! Priced tor Process Of Being Zoned Into 17 carpets. drapes. ran1tf t brouchou t ho me . Security+pool. 64 Oteanlrc t.Ownr ' e MORROBAVREALTY faat ule and escrow Utllt pald.l~t.+a«url Stra111Hhandelltr1·31n C/21 .......,.C•. $225,000. JohnDwyer, CallBrlaoWoll Forty Acre Sections. Projected t)' 1525 Mo, 6'2·1113S or eluded. Aaurne '"'%in· 640-'317 IA YFIOMT COMO<> 11...a.1403 134-Ufl increase Of Fresno Is ~~ In Next §:4M423 tertll. All tor only , __ 0_,pen........,H .... OUM--J-,s--Entirely uplfaded. In s.-t....,. 642 .. 2l5/671-l441 10 Years. $387,720 Down. Priced At a Br 2 bath, brand ~w •.OOO. Patrick Tenore 1408 Llnroln Lant security bklJ. with fan U 1•~~---M"nlrlttm 1 Br. s 'ea. tastit-bayview.S471.000. tOl.&L..,.IOtiLIAtmlOlm ic. ... WYa../ DbH_&._ 12,197,380. f'Ol'ldo P~~ MIWPm CllST Spanish on 1ppt01. " Crypti 1100 z )'11 ntw. total I unlu. ,. Two or s bdrm + den. acre. Crtatlve rlnaoc· OCIAMllONr ~ ....a. aua &;"L.;:'.i~"oit;; OWMt may carTJ fillanc· (!) L d wo inc •ooo etntury2L OPEN SAT/SUN i» fOOtioW.,.,... ...,.,_ca. ..... c , • ift1 at u,.;. 1535,000. 2SC7 2l• ba. ow 0 Al Orambow .Realt)' 170tEOCKANl1lONT ~a.tl.CA-~ (A.., 2 IVY. nir-... wn Eldu, Cll. May ~· =•~~a: lJ ms. tl30,000lmnuvaal. lft•l t41_.. l"'4l ~ Makeotr.-.OW aWw m..,._ =-= 8rohr Tom OoUltr f11d what ..... w-...... Hnt IOIDdlMI to MU? n.d •Ml r' ,,.,. le I Pt 1' ,-. ... -... ClauUW •do.It wtll. Daill Nil ~lllM. t lf you've newr plaCfd 1 Cl.auilied ad, you're In the mlnonty! Try i\ontt and ... ,.,. qllic:llJ JOU tl re111ls. Phu __ _...._ ___ ......._ ___________ . ____ c-,._.~-~-'"--"""'-'--------.... -......... ----------.... ------- .. ., ., - ,,, ~ p , .. • I c ·---. . ...... U PW we; 94 Honea U• wl.a..d Ho1t1tt U ...... lhtd HollM1 U•fwW.e..d H.Ht Ul'Jfunilhed .,.,._ ....... Wei A,lrff!Mttb u.fwa. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sund1y .. Augu1t 23, 1981 DI c··;;~··············· •···················•·· ...•.................. ······················· ······················· ....••................. .. ~........ 1214 "''" 1244 Mtw,.,t...-UH Mt•AM 3210 Hew,_t..,_.. 37'9 Co1t1Mt11 3124 .,.._ ... u.fn. ......... S•111rl..W. 4200 lttlfmtos.rt 000 ·····••·····••· •.........•.•.•..••.•.. ••••···•·•·•···•••·•··•···•••················· ..............•.....••. ············'·········· •......••.•••••...............••••••••.............................•..................•.... t sldt·8dwy, 3bdrm. oodbrldaeCondo 2 Br, 2 2 br. 1 ba, fmh paint No ew 1 Rr, •~runty poole, A T E R F R 0 N T SPACIOUS 2 BR Adult, Mewpoti leedJ 316' Mew .. rU .. lt )Ht OCEANFRONT 3 Bdrm 2 Super view. sec &ate. ~rllc, dbl aar. lr1 yrd Ba Av11l Sept tat 1araae. MOO mo 204 AIC, nu c:rpt drapes, BACHELOR Ne.r t2 St open beamed celllna. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... (.~~~•••••••••••••• be house Weekly A\all pool, teDNa, •Pl NB ~$~m o No pet1 ~ tito ~~ '4th St Front Drive-by •.nrlou<l P'llo. near So h OO Mo Utll plld lot1 or wood. aervlnl PAii ..WMll1' Waterfront Exceptional 8/22to9 1i ~1347 Stt5/mo + It hskpg · 1 WDIRG ESTATES rtrtL 7SH499 Coast Piao ~nl'lond 675·2325 bar uoo No pell 22'51 nt"nnu ly lovely&lra2BR.2BA. .tiff A_.. 4150 76Q-t307 ___ -- 3 Br 2~ 81 Condo, frplc, 3 Br s 81 dffl)r led Ilk JASMtutt ca•IUI pawrk1n1 ~ tncl uUI Yuri)' Yolntn. summer Maple St 548· 73$4. APAITMOOS frplc, pauo ' aJI xtrat .~................... M f' to •hr 2 br condo. encl pallO, 2 ur &ar a t "5 Sal I J 21 6660 111 1 t ,_ B R It 91"8803 Sl50mo Adutt.t Nopets B"ACH VACAT ION HB .pool,tett m.lndr)' $750 mo 751 l364 M·f' a model home-2nd u111t 2 BR 2 Ba condo, dtn. S$7 3150 ren 1111 nery ea Y .:.x.:= · v5.2299 ' c. 11624 , to like Swim, hah. ult, w1wetb1tr, 2 fplc'a. pool, e?f>.Qltl_ 3 bdrm, 2 bath, carpet, -BALBOA Comp furn rac m MS--~ 1': side 4 8r2 Ba.111 bonu1 ttnnla S950 No pets ttnnl;. In aatt iuardcd ~~~i.2~=~~~09~~1~0~ $6$0 mo yrly. z br, 2 b•. dr•~•. poUo, carport, COUHTRY CLUI S..ta AllO JllO 11pl Except llnen1 ~~·:~le. ilr f1IO mo Call Lo11 Miiier631 12$6 comm Sll.50 mo Homt, Own1t111r11. {4 hr HI' frpk. aar Neptune Av ochlldrenA°!· neo-~ E~l5 LIVING IN ••••••••••••••••••••••• SNIHpt 8 p:m Edl~tw111ter Ail '114·844 ·5512 work bid& A t ,idluulpdex 548;16112 _ _ ranu ... ftN vea NEWPORT NEW CONDO neur SC ear a\I ton on •F.l\STSIOEHOMES• Sr Oranaelree Condo, US.M7~Ertc' cc pt l'lrc UZS mo Ulock to btach 2 br. 2 ba. ~i 7420 Plata. Small adult com Penanaul1 7141171 21166 t 8r. la Mo by str um, tennis & 894 2592 fully rurnl.shed fo'rpk. 2 E s ide 2 bdrm, no IEACH pin Secluded corner Parkin~ ll Br 5625 Mo 1w1mm1ng. Adults. nu 0 CE AN FR 0 NT 2 hnill ttr 32'1 car a1ra11e S5~ mo chlldren /ll'lU klOlmo. An adult community on ~n~lu~~ .J;~geo!v!4.60 l..toh to Shirt ODO Frc21~a/c~a· n~NoMOoo .,. P"2l.' 67~ ~ Sept lit Bdrrna with lots of wood •• ~.s. ••• ·'·••••••••••• •• <;ull 10·41)111. 875 ~t. 7722 8 k B S ••••••••••••••• ••••••• • le •0 '5 ,, ,,.""" 1md ah tt fl I Wlnte entals 2&3 bdrm the ac ay · pee· Sovttt t-3116 Movtn&? Avoid deposits M5?!08 -960·3989 000-BRI.DG E 4-Br u en, replll'l', HOMEf'ORRENT rr 6 ..U.8il'!BftU ta,cul1r Spat, 7 awlm· ••••••••~•••••••••• •-cut l1v1n11 ....... nses' mature adull.S $1175 mo 3 Bdrm 1625 Fenced on Balboa Pen1n f'ully ~ u ,,. 8 pooll 8 u&hled ten .. .. ~A,... l BR HOME with at 21~sa. 2 at)', n ice yrly yard & 1111r11•1! Kldft & rurn1sh0d Fr~m S400 "''ARTMIHTS ~to • blk II . l Br. & den, enclosed Professionally since lached ~arage + xtra neighborhood, pool in IX'll welcome 545 2000 mo. 9 mo lse. C111110.4. Beauurul landacaped n s court.a, e tro •· patio, near the bea~h 1971 parkinK. quacl Eaats1de wallun& distance, no HARBOR VltW.4 bdrm. Aaent noftlt! 675·1~2___ aardtn apt.a. Patloa or & u 1 l II n g 11 r' e/ · S400 +. 31845 ~,2nd. St. HOUStMATES Very clean & prlYlltt pets. S7SO mo. $.Sl-6931 21, ba, 2story w1th fam1 c-'& , Time Sbare Oakwood decks. Pool & Stia· COY· ache ora, 1 In 2 So L1auna Shown 1().8 832·4134 soo Adult&. no pets. ar 'PM ly rm, formal din in11. Oftdo111W..S bedroom& apartments, Sat/Sun. ------873-6372 '!.!..!: 1 b d UnL.-1......... 3,.25 Studio You get Thur. ered parkina A ults. no and town. hous es frt>m ... _....._ ........... E.-1 ..... .1 -------• A Profess1on11I St'rv1re For Profetslonal People 3 offices to screen. chc<"k ref's & employment. will match you With !hr fll?hl roommate' 30 Day Guarantet' --DELUXI CONDO Sl~i ~~ ::fy • privac) "'"°"" .. Fri, Sat. SWI $2.$0 pt:r peu S.SIO 00 pt!r month ...,...nm.,..,....,..~ 1 ~·''"":\I ~ Eh' Side 4 br. ram rm 2 ba. 1 Br in spacious tort. N•Ew .. ·e;·;:~ .. 1:.-;:n·;· mo. 548· ~-·--1 BR S425 o n Jamboree At or Un1'nlthed 3'00 • 4H) .. 11 .. JC · 50'1 otr with this ad ouse, lr.11 ya rd. wa~her ~ " " 161 £ 18th 646-8816 San Joiqu.ln Hlllll Road ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.£1 , • .,..1 ,.A l OraftCJt Co: IS 1·7714 & dr ye r , rt fr 1 g . greenhouse window. TRI LEVEL APT with Unusual adull complex OCUHFIOHT {?l4)&44-l900 S E A W I ..i D !'.. •·v-~'"- gudener S775 646 7010 encl paUo. rentr air. ocean view 3 Bdrms. 3 w gilt & pool Nor Beautifully rum. 3 Br 2 --" MASTER VISA rrplc, assoc. pool , 5pa. b1. 3 car gar In a prime SC Plan Stdudcd Ba frplc. d washer. VERSAILL~ 1pac. 2 br, VILLAGE -~ ··--· · ~ftft•"'wt MUR·HEWDf'U tennis Near Northwood Newport location comer unit I BR. dan patio on sand S82.S Mo IUDS OK 2 ba, sec gate Clbhae · ~e l&.2 bd I xury Oldest &largttt11gency ~~ Lower 3 br. 2 b<1. w shopp1n1 ctr, 5S50 mo+ $1200fmoyrly tnic. patio, c~nt aar Wanter rental 673-9499 2 br. 2 ba. laundry hook ocean view, adu!La. no · w rm u 1nSo Calif since 1971 HELP ' l~DtEO OCC frplcr. lg:Jin area. bit SS.WRod d~p2 -+:7 S10 crl'll ck Waterfront Homes. Inc k60+ ~ utll 775 2S80 o.r..98L421L __ ups 1n11de apt• Pvt sank eels S750. ~H997 ~~~ ~f! ~. ~1bci";~ Credits ABC.NBC CB.S E side C M f 25·3$ lo Ins, tnc.,., rur )&rd, 2 .,s .5 42, 551·6611 631·1400 ~\es week·l!ncb Notwtl> 2Br. patio. step& to bch, tn each bdrm Great for EASTBLUf f , spacious 1 from SS35. Townhouse Cosmo. Phil Donahue shr 2 br 2 ba. 2 St) car gar Ntar 19th & -Y.t ___ ----• 2 br, I ba. secur1t). yrly lse. $S75 mo A\111 student•' Pvt patio bdrm Pool, quiet area from $610 + pools, ten •l>Otr• twnhse OW frplc Newport S700 mo l H Golf course location at child ok, no pell. sr SeptS SHO. Drhe by 769 Salt adlt No peU SSOO rfaJls d. to all new cllenl!I "ho washer clr)tt. 5260 " lease No pets Wkdys RanAho San Joaquin 2 15 AC. PVT p "'RK Hamilton •l A. then call .... '1""' nas. wale · Pon 5 _. I 631·91SO P.!t 1213 254 9192 k d & • "' Plaza Are11 $450 ~5684 963-8182 Do not dtsturb mo.,...., u1 Gas for roolung & heat ne ..... a P ace I · · " n 5 Br . 2 ba, den, W D. 2 Mstr Bdrm 2'' Ba 8331$53 5456844aft6 Winter or \'early 2 Br 1 Ntar Hoag Hoep Beaut 1ng paid from San fem to shr 3 br. 2 ba eves t714.1§75·345c6 BBQ, pool, ground floor Ltke nu . W D. re(ng. EAST Bl.CFFS Ba Bit ins, steps to tenants newly decorated 2 story Diego frwy dnve North NewPort Beach,641 1899 home. nr So Coia~t Brand ne" 2 br condo. 2 with 3 patios $825 mo $650 pr mo Kids OK New luic 2 br. 2 ba sand 5206 :-leptune apt. 3 Br 2 Ba. frplc. on Buch to Mcfadden Serving alltheS Coast Plaza_._S2SO 641·871R_ ba, 2 car gar w elec 8Sl·0320or846-6613 pets maybe vle11o, haith "ood beamed S48 921~ZlJ.446-9220 21r To~ dshwr, lndry rm, 11t then West on McFadden F non smoke needed door. frpk,d1shwasher, R-anchoS1nJoaqu1nCon JohnMarshall ceahng6.spa l\dultson Newlydecorated.l11Ba. Adults, no pets S6SO to Seawtnd Village GardenGro\e,8953482 $171 mo .,.•Jutll House ~lro.Ja"~ashbearl~&o ~r>"!.'-do on golf course. view, 2 631·1.266 I) Xlnt lat· So rets 021~~~rpr.o~~~.P~~ly !~~ gar, patio, adlla, no pets 5'8·0230 .!..114189J.~198. 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I B d B C d i h lb h ...... "",.,..,., HOUSEMATES ext 34 home77.Q·l~ pet child ok 1650 mo 552·1332 . study, 3 ba. rountq gar eiis Poo . Jal·una, ••••••••••••••••••••••• r carpets, rapes, oy ront on o, wt w at . ..,..,4..., . ..," Convenient roomm11te Reply ad •896, 0111ly klt<"h Gardener .\n11I sauna . 1-:ym. 24 hr "cl' Balboa Isled J806 pool Adult~. quiet at view, security bide , M f , $225 incl all ame . personal prorlle .service Spacious Condo. Bluffs. Pt lot Box 1560. Costa OCJUllO leach 1241 9 15 no pets SJl(lO gua~d $750 mu 631 6666 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mos~here Business & pool, parking Yearly nr s c Plaza/O cc 0 1 profe~s1onal to share ~~sa.JCA92626 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -M2·9§67 3br. 2bu, a c, patio. pool, $700 Mo Annual Furn or pro essional tenants S~. Broker675·49l2 957·2908 Ive messg a;t494 1294 with same See to ap· Modern 3Br Townhouse pee ocean \W 3br. 2 Br bungalow an ex uunu, no 11cts $525 unfurn 2Br w ~undeck 548·47_61,731·6829Agent Brand new 3 br. 2 be. ~her Proffemale,non·smoker r~c1ate 760 Ji50 aft 2, 2 Ba pa tao, deck rrplc hrdwd floors. clusa\'e guarded g.ite mo n t h Io month 3 o 6 ti Cora 1 A\' e Room y 3 Br Townhouse Steps lo beach. Nr pier Room for rent an ex To sh a re prutf',ous 5750 Mo 759,5152 da\s. deck,nr town bch S975 community 51275 mu 557 5761,~7975 , 213 557-3.535. _ apt 1n qu1e1 Adult Nopets ~.673-6640 clume area of Corona ~.1~~~2hB~~otal~~ 631-3566 ~ves · -t94·6930 Dy$ 642 9201 c \'ts 2 br. $550 mo :"lr So Large !Bdrm. Befng . Complex Newly re WESTCUfF.1 br cond(), deJ Mar for profess10nal -OCEANFRONT Mobile 644-1697 Coast Plua 2 car gar StO\'e dashw~hr no decorated, fi replace. adults, no pets, pool, single man S500 Mo graded, many Xtraa No ~~it te{1de~kB[0~~;e~: Homes S650 mo & up Harbor ~e" Hom~s ChaldrenOK S45!1706 I garage JS75 ~o pets ~clsd pa~ &~~\,e newly decor , new ap-760-4448. 'f:,~71~~0 & share 992· IOQQ, 9'J8.2318 Dbl wide 499.;~J& beaut exec 4 Br 3' J 13a Ne" port \'ena1llel> stdio 673.9743 64~~~;~all b~wn 9.5 ·JO° R.tC!.. S500 673-6640 Balboa Island room sep --------• llALECR~TArea Jbr Vacant 825. LR 16x28, Sep ~1othrr1nta" or condo, pool,Jat' sauna lalboafttftiftsulo 3107 D--1 -2~ , -d OCEAN VIEW, yrly, 2 entrancewbath&small "Cay Roomrnate 2 bll, med )Brd. D W (1replace.DR9'cll 2Br maids quarters, lo\el> l:Jt rd11! $435mo1 ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• gupe~,d . r·~' >' BR 1 Ba. S600 mo Avl i:..ef $250.675 1018 CJ>ntactServacu" nr schools A\I 915 Kat with bkfsl area grounds, alarm system, _8S180901ateeH· •u ONTiiEBAY.lBR. sid~red~962.~con· 9164467Sl,646-3189 2 Rmsforrent.S300mo abLargesl Ga> ~tale $700 mo 979 8899 Range~ boTx Patlao, Tgar ~se $1400 mu 759 0279 IXlnt 28 R .. \C Pools am mac avl 9 1 S.S25 an-' 3 _B_d __ ._2_b th -d Luxury Villa Balboll Con ancl utal fam1h at ~~f"fl,~\1\1Sen ice an yard ~ emp e er· New ocean view 2 Br 2 • 2 Spa~ TPnnts Courh dd:. ut1I & secured gar rm. a ron ° do. view, secunty, 2 Br mosphert 96().~ C21316J0.3040 3 Bdrm. 212 ba. 2 ~tOr\ race S800 ~to L'tals b~ Ba 2 car garage Ref's 213·596·1711 714 673 i467 Do l' k ~Pare .i \ I ,I famll) section So Cst 2 Ba S79S Mo M2·08S3 Wanted Refined. matur; ~!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!l-!!!11!!!!!!1-1! La Jolla F.xec 405. nr\\ to OC. wi shes to locate and sh:1 re elegant home condo w responsible. adaptable. profl'Ssaonal lady 30s All terms negotiable orr I Gene ' 132 .f439 f gorgeous 2BR 28A condo furn. iac & pool Joe nr SC Plaza & OCC ~o 3666 Jo Da)s After 9PM & Wknd s 556·47i6 condo Frplc DIW.comd· owner 494-0lS4 required Si50 6452682\'11111 Balboa.2br 21la 12'beam 45 Ing Open Y.~1417!.~e '650 mo N:fi' tlsl waterlrontupper male :"olon·smkr,Share Want lo shr Park {:.,a rlor sm )IH 2BR. 2BA n.·ean vie" &646<"1V\ Sat 14 311 "'-'0 e"aler .,...,. '" d C 'I $67• "' ·oXJ4N sep suit~. rrpk mu:ro. ' · ""°'" -pix 3 Br 2 Ba. rrplc. love!>· home Pra\'ate r\ewPort Bdrm & bath I f' 21-resp non •mkr estaa e " ,, mo Lro patio Lr" rooms 673 1943 I Quiet 2BR uncta1rs unit d C II 67.,2282 'I h " " Harbor \'1e" Homes f:OOeatoc:ean&ba\ \1e" · ,..., sundeck, slip a\aal bath Room. board, or2days11ok Bachelor S210~1 o •· ut1I .' .. a .,,. , " on t ru $800 mo 497 3142 I an a triplex Eastsade "' • ·' <> fn ----Lovel> 4 bdrm ~am1h &12 6149 CorOflo dtf Mor 382j Loe s425 A\ ail 9 1 Mature cpl No pets laundry $375 mo lsl & Chuck Century 21 lla\I.• 631 6367 C~Park ram home. 38r 2u&n113 5 B0r ~epaanc10\~1~ .. con~1o1 home. 2500 sq ft Com pl So Co11st Villa Condo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642.1625 orM8-6906 S850 mo. I.st, last & sec last 894-1706 P N rers Prefer stable Will share2Bd 288 Condo ., • ~" " sec alarm system. 2 2BR.IBA DelWtedcMr 2bdrm. Iba, deck. --·~---+ref.!~~671._ __ tr11 bd ti d r mature lessor 1 2ba · f P. dbl gar nu new appl, drapes t'pl'g strv Sep an·h1w~ qrtr~ Adults \.'a cant 9i9 69Hl <' d r port. pool lease. 2 Br 2 Ba large rooms. lr-d o...1~ c-..a. K"' h rm, u 1 pS1 urn 7 14 6 4 O 6 361 1 r no " female '" In me or cpts paint Gdnr "1r Mo lo mo Set! to ap· Av.ail no" S!SOO lse adults. no pet~ SSliO fresh paint etc well -· ,_.,., unuv ate prl\' F 170 mo answer call C'ollcl't "111 relocate w 1 or pd ~o pets S7SU prec111te $8 00 mo 1735 Port Sherfield ln1nc 2hdrm. l'1ha 7~9·1863,[13-0473'"" josated $W()_~6·4218 1 bdrm, 1 ba , pool. 545·9857 213 846·2460. Burb11nk morefemal_es ~-7922 li.!:9079 4973S25or96().~91 __ Dri ve by then call ~~di pde:~ ~ku.n~i~~~; 2bd, 1,1 ba. frplc. deck,2br.11.,batwnhse,frplc. garage, no pets Nr Hottls,Moftfs 4100 Will paytopSrenl bt 2 Prof fem rmmtes Eastsade 3 Br den, gar. Oetmiti«k Of Hwt 548 7813_A(l 631 7088 paol, blt·ins Adults. nc gar, pvt patio. adults. Hoa11 Hosp. S650 mo + ....................... class persgn needed as a p for Cd~! ,... d hkups, Rdnr incl No 4 Br 2 Ba & 2 Br I Ba A d I I rwls Lse SSSI. 673-M73. $495 276 A voe a do se <' u r it y de po s 1 l SEA.Lill( MOTR 30+ lo share 2 Br 2 Ba non·smkr~. must like pets. $875. Sa\•age. Wilda 3 Spacaolls 3 BR 3 a. na con o or ~a c• As i:.·---.... 7•10 ~.,, •722 524-5158 Wkl t 1 cats 644·358111642 7504 & 1 ' dine rm, ram rm. fplc & for lease furn or un sum S4S.OOO 151 ut al Large t Br O e ck ~_. . ., Y renta s now ava1 · Newport Beal'h Condo. · _J:Q. 675·!K!!li bag secured yard A furn No pets SteJ)!> to 11 r, u w r 596 ,000 garage. new cpl, paint 2 br. 1400 mo Stove. OCEAN VIEW S126 & up Color TV patio, frpk, phone $290 Wanted woman 4S·~ to New 3 Br & den or 4 Br great noor plan to share beach $80().$6.S() per mo 962·1417 719•2 Mangold SS9S ref rig Adults, no pets 10 steps to sand t.11e 2 'Phones in room 2274 646·7~ shr 2 br. PoOI. Costa Condo All blt·ms. pool & and retiun privac:y 200 Agent Jud;t 559-9400. C' d 1 u S l' Pl 640·4255 423 W. Bay 548-9516 bdrm + ~atao + 2 car New Port Blvd C ~1 Npt Creal Condo 3BR. Mesa Call 548~7 spa S!OOO With leaase --on 0 ur aza ------gar p rk II ."9S/m 646·7445 2' BA s2~··10 'I f "atura r .,.., '>II to shr 1°e yards to No Laguna Oceanfront single ramilv ,, c Jal:: 1enn1 5. Nearly new 2 BR 13• be F 1 '"• .., 0· --2 ...,,, " "' ' """" " 960·1C>ifi beach Sl400mo. Agt. 4 Br . den. 3 Ba Penan S400 mo No pets Jim w 2 car gar. deck , view mfe81iBllU urn 1 lure av a a I SUfMltr Rtfthh 4200 Nice 1.0( ~966 house. pvt br ba, gar ~ Bdrm, 3 balh condo 494-7551 loc. Furn or unrurn S<IO 8759 ' 1690 mo. Res 760-2566 TOWtolo40Ml'S 1148·4S57,eves962·2305 ....................... Employed lady. Pnvate2 s240 mo + 1 • utals ;73~~ndc~~&f.S.~i:11 LOCJW1oM.,. 3252 ~15~oo Mo Yearl>' · of~975·0~ ___ CONDOSFORRENT 2br. lbalowtr.rrptc.gar, N9e~r's~pga~a~a:~~b~ BR & BA F~c, pool. :a~~oa~~~~~~·=~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ~2~ partmlf'ltlFwttl•tt.d Studio apt Klch, Ba, & 2Br +Oen2•1Ba l660 r.:rch S62S yrly O~n . sepdana.narm Int Loe 12 S br. 3 ba, super clean 3Br 2Ba Garden llome. Newt~ decorated 3·4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fplc.rer.sto\'e.S400mo Brand new full slle 1t1S un l.S.21230lh l . nehSpaint in tout 127 ENp\ S.S.4077 ~uBtll ~~7.0°1~;.•n960 ..,,~2 Ne,. crpt & f:'"t Walk Niguel Shores, private Bdrm , 2'1 Ba 2 blocks alboa I.sand 1706 S of PCH 760-1813 aftei t ownhomes, double Balboa Pen.673-2830 J4t l.8S7-C.iS7,S73·541o Rent loft an Nrt Sch T ,,. " UOoXJ to all schoo . park & com mty, pool, beal'h to beach. close to pool & ••••••••••••••••••••••• &PM garages, private yards, 2br. Iba upper, sundeck, Jlie11o0Port 3 Br I house ho mt . ram 1 y at art 6p_m shopping suoo.mo .lst. $950 492·6700,661-3526 tenn13 962 6683 1 .. y.,..~ C t M 3124 rirepl ace No ptts &ar S600 yrly Open from ocean. parking mosphere ~anl:ludes )hleprortoshr2700sqft J!sttS250 ~7650 _ ,"eu 'Br.3ba.famrm NewRQ!!Shores "'"'~' osa "° Located 2 blocks rrom Sat Sun 1·6 212l1 30th Wk ly a\·a al no" all ulll plus use or luxur> home.So Coast ·• ~ " --3 Br. 2ba A\ 1111 9 13 ••••••••••••••••••••••• d t ho · a S St B lboa p 67"2830 675-8775 h I Pl 3brfamilyhome.crpts& centralair.modelhome HARIORVIEWHOME Sl200mo W1nter MESA\'ERDEhomeal· ownown s ppan,. 'a en ,,. omeo11o ners poo au area wsam~ drps, canyon \le'!', St200mo info Suzanne d E mosphere2&3dJxapls min tobeach 3B R, tBA S67$ yrly IOO'FIOMSAMD 7s9.07 Ownerabsent5d)sper fen ced yards. aarden, 540•8300 Out 5 11 n 1 n II x e c Owner ~ lS35,§7~ 3241 Open daily 10.6 Steps to bch G•r. sun· M le f looking for 3rd to "'k SJ50 .... '' uul This greenhouse, fruit trees. t.. I v1.o.1... Pfaamle~mmo 4B,...-r e~p~B~et 3Br 2Ba. f7i.s mo . com No .P!!cS 546-1034 666 W l8lh St C M Porch 1129 West Balboa lBd~~~poprt ~~Wlc share J.bed.room house offer a\ a al for person 1625. 673-5719, 64.S-5422 Mid Oii T.....,... 1267 · p I et e I>' r urn 1 shed 2 Ir. I la~ 645·6334 642-4905 213-865-2542 an Laguna Beach Ref r 1nanc1 a I I)' stab I e -••••••••••••••••••••••• t Ba 11uest hse. Ill lot. 951 3243 u. eu ly d~or as pd H...N..-'-I h ll'"O 2Bdrm S3751Wk (714) 4'"·-,.... d•s1re to live w st Ja Elegant townhouse, HOMEfORRENT pool. next to Grnblt -., ~ n _,,....,,_. toe ,. 2BR condo Stepatobch Newlyderor sharp __ .. .,._, • Y• 3bdrm, 2ba. 2 rar gar an 4 Bdrm se75 f enced grdnr incl $1700 mo S700 Mo AMual fum or encl gar .. pool. dshwr ....................... S700 Mo <714)997-0432, 67S·8127 Ftmale non· smoker S22S & respect Please call cl dishwasher rerrig Agt 57•.637U, 67S 7698 unrum 2 Br w sundeck Adults 642:5Ctl3· ft.If WHIFFUTREI m8877 lBr 1 blk to ba)• •· bch, + utll Eastsade C'tt Nack 545 7790· PS .~o lse . . yard & garage Kids & J Ak., a 3 0 6 1 J c 0 r u I A \ e LI" d I I r ~ "' or llmJ hmat wuher dryer 847·5500. pets welcome S4S·2000 ~L £!.!!I n 213 557 353.5 3 Ir TownhcMIM uxury A u tun U at a · SELL idle attms with a S400 mo )Tly 2Br. yrly ..§31·2744 __ 557·5606 or 754 l033 ask A_ient, no ree Very nice 2 br 2 ba , :"olewly decor gas pd . fordable living 1.2 & 3 Oaaly Pilot Clauaried $750 mo Jones Rlty Find what you wunt an Have someth111g to sell' forJaneorJohn WATERFRONT CONDO Beach bay steps awa\' WINTER 2 lir I ba encl gar .. pool, dswhr Br Well decorated Ad 67~6210 Daily PilotCla.sslrleds Class1f!.edacbdo1t well SPE~i~~~L~l~WCITY Lake Mission Vie~o 2 S600 202·21!L675·5464_-_ fg~~R~:ptw~;:~lfr~~l Adults 642·5073. ~J>'t~:~~·~~la~~g~~ ..••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~BR , 2BA. Bluff Condo. Br 2 Ba, gar. pool, A C, 2 bdrm. 2 ba house. h\ Homes 631 1400 EASTSIDE park hke landscapan(! • • k h I micro wave. guarded rm, stone fP<' Enc gar · · Avail now 2 bdrm. Iba. ·M be ut ful bid Decks, s ylJg l. spira gate. frplc $175 mo Priv yd w access to olboo ftlftirtwla 3707 I story, sha~. drapes. ost a 1 g an staircase to loft S850 586·05_10 ----~I Nr Npc Harbor Hi ••••••••••••••••••••••• H B • S•DAY WEEK SPECIAL • lease. 631·2'.!46._9fH·3466 c f t I bd 1 b patio. frplc. w. beam From S.'.395. 846-0619 rt •---h 3269 90 mo 6i5-2520 746 ean ron · rm. a rallinos aar adults -M .. Rl .... ERSW-;L:;-• • Charming Jbdrm ramaly twpo 9cvo. Tustin Ave NB !rplc . ~·curly. Mature • " ' " ' ,.. " ,.. " h I $400, 34113 ····••••••••••••••••••• ------d1t ts '""11 " s.75 mo 8 Daya • 3 Lines • 8 Dollars ome.on)' • HARBORRIDGEOt'ean On the Peninsula' SGOCI' 8 s.noi,;e ,..,,,.,,.,o TSL~QMT 6421603 1.2 &3Br Townhouse . • View Lux 3 Br 3 Ba Spacious famal)' home• 6 ~ 4894 Apts from $475. Patios. College.close 3bdrm Lge ~1aster suite. den, " dramatic entry, bnck Bach full ktlch l'On\' loc MEWf'ORT single & double car • It's easy to place your 8-Day Week Class1f1ed by mail. and 1t • w woodburni~g frplr wet bars, ( p . tennis. fireplace. large master S350 yrl) incl util, quiet Af'ARTMEHTS. garages. near Hunt • costs 1'ust $8 -that's o nly a dollar a dayl To Qualify for this • + dble gar S62S 1!8379 pool. Ja<' , Sl900 mo suite + dream kitchen non·smkr 673 5580 1 I Bdrm from S270 Harbour Children OK Rentlmes 631 ms Fee J.75·42471S49-90'J9 w new ~pie' Children osta Meso 3724 mo + utals. Nochaldren. 840·6807. • specia l Offer. YOU must be a non·Commerc1al user offering • 3 Br wath garage 1550 SeaY1ew 4 Br 3 Ba. ram11~ * m~f~es' ~3~~~~;5:!~ ••••••···•·•••••••••••• no ~~·;~;;,t~r~J 2 cl~e \~ t!!~t~~.JJ;:~ • merchandise for sale up to S800 per ad. and the price must • MO Child & small pet rm . danang rm, ocean --CASA DE ORO Costa Mesa OK Dys 846-06ll, eves be 1n your ad T he cost stays the same whether your ad oK sJ6.24S6o~S36·7979 ~~~~:51af~~1:~~:001 & ILUffS 1Wtolo4SE ALL L'TILITIES PAID IMMED MS·S26J e needs e ight days selling time o r just one. • J Br, 2 Ba. New Carpet· WALK TO BEACH Lake • • 4 Bdrm, 2 bath. renced ang & Paint. S750 mo Com pare before } ou OCCUPANCY! yard. frpk. dbl garage Woterfront lease. 4 Br 4 Call 8SS·0233 Ted rent Custom design 2 Br I Ba Apt Beam new Bachelors. stove & Mesa del Mar S800 mo Ba, family rm. lop con· Wasserman at llSS-0233. features Pool. BBQ ceilings. laundry rm. rernge, gas & water • Use one word 1n each box . About 4 words make one • Owner Bkr64S.6266 d•tlon. dock ror 40' boat ~ CO\ rd gar ate sur pool Adults only , no paid $32S Mo 536-2456· • c lassified line of type. Minimum ad IS 3 lines P lease print • )lesa Verde exec 4 Br 2 $2200 Blurfs loHI) 4 bdrm rl oudndtd w11\d plulsh pets NS36R .7B97E9ACH In HUN • plainly. • B 2000 n d near IVV\I s1200 mo Bkr an scapan~ ' ult I\ TSL MG!'tft_ 642 1603 an~·1 Sl200 ~o gar ener <I Br 4 Ba. clean & sharp. 644-0IJ4~ ' ' ing al lls best No pets BEA UTlfUL 2 Br 2 Ba TI N GT 0 N H R B R 3 Br, bag lot. (enc • SS80 Ca ll 751 3191 Stlect Properties Easts1de 2BR. an 10 house dev Pool, gar. adults No pets S525 M1na11er U53 B Oraniie Ave. Hwitln9fat ltoeh 32 4 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brand new 3 br. 3 ba house for discriminating family. 2 blks to beach Totally upgraded G ardener i n c l $1200/mo. SlJ..0145 Spacious 3 Br /3 Ba. lrg F R .. 2800 sq ft. 3 car gar. l ''J ml to beach S9SOtmo. 962·8118 next to tennis & beach -lBrfurn !rom S445 Mesa Verde. llOOsq rt AREA • r------------------------------, • Sl500 mo Bob or Do\·1e pyglass 4 BR home, 36$ W Walson...§:12·19?1 r I I d d Extra lge 759· 1221 \'1ew. 3 car garage S!800 P r. n ry, palao. LS· 2 bdrm TwnhJt • I • per mo Agent, Joyce SUS CASITAS hwshr, encl gar. Adlls. S510 Pool, Jae. adults. • • 38' DOCK Edlund, 642·8235. Mac· f l b •••s & no pets 5S50. d urn rapt...., 3107 Mace S40."00 16885LyMSt,84&3S41 3 Br 21'1 Ba Nicely e· _nab lrvmeRealty. _ up Encl gar Adults. no .... • • corated Condo Avail on Cl---'-3276 pets 2110 :-iewport Bl 2 Br 2 Ba upper. crpt1, 8·12 675·6175 """"""' •""·j_968bt"'n.8 &_·P~1 I .. y TluaERS drapes, w/gar, nr Hunt • • ....................... """--. .. _., "' ,.. Rarbour.846-1184 Ls::t~~g~ s~~ry4 h~~~·i~~ 2 l~RM ~OHDO Furn comr 2BR apt in SPACIOUS I BR 3Bdr 2Ba. spac .. ~uiet • • Presldentla!Helgh•· 31flex Couple. n·smkr. 4.plex nr n.h •. • a'n. seoarate master bdrm . '"' k OO 646 2323 Large patio. walk in "" "' " 1 suite 3ful1Ba f amily PanoramacOceanVlew. i:_e -· -closet. dishwasher. Frplc$61.5mo.842-8217 • • Rm, Formal Dining Rm. Adl!s No pets ssoo fireplace, garage. Pool SDOCloYI • • & Living Rm. in very Avaal 911492· 7210 & laundry fac . '425 2 or 3 bdrm, kids ok, elegant neighborhood. 1 Blk from bch , 3Br. 2Ba. 399W Bay St patio, aar. 2bdrm1395. 3 • • Wall papers & carpets on canyon w/ocn view 646-9113 bd 1495 I t thru·oul. Perfect cond. S1200 mo. 498-6206 ~i 947.ol:i'12~ PM • • $1750 Mo Bro ker panish style 2br home! Slaclous 2 Br 1 Ba R B dinl I • Cooperation 759-8974.By Brick frplc, S375' 14924 2 B 2 a, na rm, IV· • Owner aundry fac., pool. '395 Ing rm , gar. $410 mo .• Wanter Rental Sept Breathtaking view, 2br 548-955& m sec. n81 Cypreu. • S be h 3 homeonl"S400' •4981 THE VICTORIAN 1163-8842 aft5:30 • • June teps lo ac • ~ Newly decor 2 BL 2Br, tBa, 7794 Newman Br. new paml in & out d I p f NR. BEACH 3bdrm. 127 34lh St 8S7·0867. SZ40cozyrotlageU3S8 YWl·ROUHO FUN. w gar. 8 u ts. crpts. St. $450 mo. lJt·IUl + • ublish my ad or 8 days starting I • 2·~ba, ram rm. rn"d yrd, 873 u10 Renf1m•s 631-4555 Fee Social Acllvtlles 01 • drps. bit-Ins. Fncd yrd dep. ~. 842-4431 I -. • ""Id.I 1 'th ~ rector • Free Sunoty w patio. wtr pd Call 1·5. 2 BDRM TOW NH OM E. • • l•'._,:Jdhkupe,gdnrin· SELL t tems wi da SeU ldleltems &42-$f?S Brunch • eeos • 6364120 Pool.park.nt1rbeach • Classification I e ~c!...I ..::-~s~·~sas.==I.___ ~:.lly Pilot Clamrlt Mewporl IHch l2't Parties • Plus more 667 Victoria k50 963-5191 altfTALNl.llACH ~!.:-.------....................... o~rAEcMAnoN 2 er 1~, ea. 323 E. l8lh '"a... 31 ...... e Name 1 1 e This 2 bdrm o.....aUl)' Tennos •Fr .. Ltssont p t llT ~l b'Jd -,.,. uo:: IPfO & pro •"AP\. 2 I 10, a . c I .... -.tu1t c .... • ok ...... s1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• e Address e new c.,_, "" oc up HealthClubt•S.u111 ·no .,..... erra Waoltd: Roommate to I condo avail now. Sauna, • HyO•om11110, • Mgmt Co. 6'1-1324. h d UCI • I • !~ng1t·,~~0· ;~1·~~~~ D MACNAB Swimm•n11 • 0011 ,RIV ACY & QUIP !r!a.nP;,,.c.:.:moktr. J City Zip Phone · or .. ino R•llQt Like new 1 Br. Apt1. kSO + v, util. 675-5847 or • -------1 • 1~~~:.1~.pets please. IRVtlE :~~~~'J!~ with garaat Up or 8'75·4812 • I Check or M.O. enclosed D '• 3 Bdr, 3ba. (rpl. atrium, REALTY room• ' Furn11Md down, bal~)' or patio, Latme 9""' 3141 I I aundeck, dbl ,,,.,,, • .._ .... __ , unturnttlled• Adult poo1. spa. bbq, laundry •••••••••••••••••••••••• e Charge my ad to: 1 • aardener. 2 ml to beach. L1v1no • No Pell • lush shaded landacaJ>' 2 br apt, 1 blk to beach ,. • I ts. 984·2283 Model• Open 0111y lnJ. S4eo at up. Mature shops, ocean view, on D 1 • 11 to a adult•. NO PETS. Meta c t H R f , f , # Exp 2 STORY UPGRADrO ..---II• C .a.o..tyAM C11~tom I H I OU W)'. e a. • ---• ., """'"""' A" "" .... 01kwood P nu , 2650 ar a , $5$0/mo.Av@!.4'Hfff I f HOUSE 2 Br. 3 Ba. frpll', home. Terrlflc ~olf course view 549-2441. - covered peUO. saraR" on the 1st tee. Over 6000 sq. ft. Garden Apertment• Dtlun. 2BR. 2BA. Pluah Mtwwt .._. · llH • I D # E I • xard. MOO. Mo.~l~. ~A 2 0 M l lh Newport ... Cfl H. carpel. Choice Uta ..... , ................... I xp. I• 2 Br 11, bl, frplc, patio, ... s mo. ari yn Kers ner m lrvina-111 '&';' Adults only. No ~u. I SSOO/mo. Avail Au1 1, 642·8235. ( ')~&·11 1550 3099 Mace Ave. YA.CJ.)(f • L------------------------------• /':~ory Jltnt ! $525! !OW. ...... !OWIAlllllOda 17~~rfJ.r!11~etM E'•r:uldt, lharp 2 BR 2 fu.:p~1~:.'tiit.fn.~~;. Mtlll-Ca.rHW ......... , • :l*::. ~~;.::Mt. ...,:=.':':.-:=-.::=.. l bdt:·:~~ Poo~ ~.mi:'~&:.·.i:~ ~Whtd Yrly allllG • Daily Pilat :.:'i!: ~. tzm : • .,ort"'HB .. ....._t with tfl41...... <'l'l•>....-0 Jac a .lnVenallln 2 br + l&t ram. rm, • "' n _.. tao 0 U1 ftllCed pe&. MW crpU wl:~;t.lr..:,: t. ~::=:i~:::: t peJnt: Mlbln ....... • ••••••••• I I •• I I I ••••••• I II •• ( I , .. t t 1· 1 ) } .... ---... -... -... -......... ___ .,............. __ ·-·----... --._... DI Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sun~ay, August 23, 1981 ~ .. ------lllltJ~ a...Wtn C..,.tlenlu Dryw.. HMMC..... Metwy I'.... 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Spern1t home For appt. call r.e roofing, ms. bondt'd. bnngyourret'tlrdsupto high l'Pi\ fl'e~ for C t -· GAIDEHIMG Prompt Call7591:17ti urof. woman avail ror care in handhng 25 yrs Roberts[)(>cor 539.55® Iii· 322179 F'ree !!SI date Accounllnll b)' t . 1 ., 1 MJ>fltfr ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTS> Thankyou,John r exp. Competitive rates -s th 96&6"24 rou me arcnt~ < ut1es ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl& 90 IWK housu1llmg Sept. 4th N 7~ lM:I The Paper Hanger. Prof 827 0861 amu aL --· 1•an do alm~t anythmi: Cabinet:. & l'OWllt!r top!> • 1.:· Mow mi:. t.'dgmg, raltmi: llAULINC: & DliMf' I lave refs Pref NB oov~ime install Oeroralor qual RoofmgSp«111llsl Aa1wtrl.c) Serf kt a CPA does wider tht!ir Room ..idd1uo~ & l1111sh llot lunrh ( M Chris ~ w t e P 1 n.: fr l' e JOBS . .!Sk for Randi . 8i11boa. 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GuJr l'hm pet ALL TEXTIJRE.S & masonry. roof mg. home J · ing. a l ••••••••••••••••••••••• local refs L1c 11403941 I' LASTER PATCHING ~ tndo~· r!!!g kS-5689 SPECIAUST odor lrpt repair 15 H~ Dry~all Clean&depen repairs & 1mprn\!' ?1rl Frec~l 64~Sl?l BRJCKWOHK S!"all Bonded,1ns'd Freeesl Int ext ~)rsexp Or1guialW1ndow Washer Herb's Garage l995 GERWICK&SON exp Oo ~ork m)M'lf dable Reas 631·2345 ments 966-5257 l,1ve a Gift Scrub-a Duh Jobs. Newport, Costa llutch1son 963-0911 NeatwQ_rk Paul54S.2977 /\\g3brhome.S35 BuildersSmi·i• l!Mi Rer~ 531 UIOI -. prof houseelean1011. Me~a . ln1ne. Reis •GAPE~OR''L' 631.7698 Harbor Bl Costa Mes;, otl R li •'fl TS . \ R 1, L'T .IACK OF ALL TRAD~:'i •, service Reas. rehal.lle. 67~·3175 " r "'"' PlumblnCJ ~6226 Add1t ions, rem el Ing. u r~ c 1 ,, ORVW AU REPAIR Plumbini.:. elee, heatmg rt>fs Jean 631 5016 Painting Co 3 gen~ra ••••••••••••••••••••••• plans f'rl!t'l'$l llt>u!> RJ::P\IH l<1-:1tn•1!'11 rt' TheC fo' Grou.e 754 1539 Odd jobs 633 4068 1 1 EXPERT BRICK& t1ons of painl1nR ex McCORMACK PLMBG The fastest draw 1n the Lit 3l0942 549 ;mo lay \II rep::11r' Tape. Texture. :\t'ousl1t· Rthable Coople does rrn Masonry Small Jobs & cell~nce 839 5851._ REPAIR& REMODEL West a Dally Pilot II'!> a BREEZE 673-M90 Ce1hngs Pree l'St Rea~ Sell things fast wllh Dail) tal & yard dean ups. repairs f'rplr racmgs Find what you want in Stoppages Reas rates Classified Ad 642 5678 I _pass1f1ed Ads 642 5678 \\:ant Ad Results ~2·5678 K~evin 675 9<8! 673-1503 ..fJ.!ol._W ant A~ hauhn_gJ et<' f>.l2 4~ Refs 551·~ .. 760-~m_i Da1Jyj>__1_I~ Classifieds. L1C'. •194378 67~9194 "t.et the Sunshine In .. Call Sunslune W1ndo~ Cleanil!1,.Ud ~S.~3 Want Ad R.esulta 642-5678 ltwtok to Slwt 4300 Office lewtal 4400 Office Rmtal 440 1us;..e11 lusi11e11 Mort Tnnt Lost & Fo.d 5300 Lott & Fow.d 5300 Ptn011alt 53S Hetp W..t.d 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Oppotta;ity 5005 0Wortw.ity 5005 D~~ 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Female toshr2bdrm Hll 'Execut11.: orr1 <·c· "'1th •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• s •P1ychic• Accounting apt Eight girl pay no NEWPORT I \ ll'~ rur lea~e. !II~ pt w;~;·~~~~;~~;·;~;·r.;~~ Lost Siamese M Cat I Will jlUide you to make COST ACCTG rent.960·0072. CENTER B<·h . ~h1 sen ices bayfront home Give FOUND IDS Neutered 2 White toes the right del·1s1ons & CLSllC Shr 4br home w prQI Pres~· w otht'r profcs!>1on,1b rrcr:R·;;\ ~ell secure.id I.st or 2nd ft tell rear n 631 1307 cure your bad habits Narmco Matenals. lnl person No pell> m ... 11 f;.15·4212 T_O_,_.A_,g_t,67~6161 ARE FR££ Lost sable ~hlle \1 Arter 6P ~1 545 0231 3 leading strur tural -~!)'&orean 673-1266 l\K . PRIMELOCATIOM Scrtfftr Cal~ Shellie, Lagun.i Niguel Maurn:e adhes1'e mfgr has im 3 1'10do14 0ml·es.l\JllJ \ X"> r 1.,.,, Mf9.Co. Days 5866220. !!lt>S Leading Rrit1!.h m--' ononinofora'·o·.I N B r'I G I bl F' II"· I l ' ppro>. .it ~ sq t """ All types ol real eslah' l"U .--.. " " pro enl emun i• 111 u ,-,.,•n11•1• .{'i.:a sq f\ a11 l'Ond1t1onl'll of lkiJllors uivestmentssmn• 194!! 642-5671 831·5338 Clairvoyant. ltamllton Acl'-Ountmg Clerk The Will share lkaut. honw Sullein Newportt'i•nli'r fll'e ... ~pr1n kl l•r s s~.1....: ....... 1-Found Cockatiel bet Farmer l'an ad\'iSe you successful cand1dat(' wi th M F over 30 $375 ,\\all No.,., I k r·---""7"' 8 h & S • ,. .. on all areas or •our hre II h h d 2 3 rom_pl 700-~ 64(}-5640 f1•11l·e1 par '"ll ar('J IAKEIY 2ftdll>I Lost !led Fem Corker I t anta "oa. " ;., I\ ing S<1ud. Princes!. w1 ave a )tS al \\allJbll' 1mml'd1.tll•ll G rd G Bl d 217 s ro Span iel 1G1nger) Call&ID~548-5058 counting exper ~llh M f to sh.ire unfurn Prime llunt Rear h 111 D1rettly on busy a en rove v 641:_ I 4~ 611 0 rte g a 11 w Y 8 16 FOUND· Ftmalr Gray & Margaret&: George liar Cost Acctg exper pre 3BR.2B ·\aptonpenm NEWPORTCEHTER dustrial p.irk. (.'Jll Can net to $1.000 weekly. Completely Dis<·ounted Trust Deeds Rewan!493-8424 wht cat. blk collar. rison.iretncludedinh1i. r'd . knowledge or com F ll..mo t d!P 673 8293 Pre~11g1ous. full SCrl'l!'C 89-1 7257 ~looda~ Ask ror equipped. Owner financed for 7 yrs . at available !or Investors Lost Female German VERY F'RIENDLV Abt famous <'llenlelt S30 , , puler input helpful II). Lady wants room w pvt EX ~C 0Hi1·cs tnl'lclo; Mr Campbell Xlnt yield For details 8 mo Park Ni:wport hour lnten..~ivc consult:i key by touch a must bath. kitchen privileges. rcpt, Sl'l'. xerox undl·r i4r; a fter moderate down payment. ~1957 Rrolter Shepherd. blk with tan area 645-~ lions for the bus1nes~ Narmco offers a com .mJ1 BorH B".WS 2038 ground pk 'K. tel~>t & .in BOAT SLIP JOHM IURRJDGE feet 1'' yrs old f lea man a'a1lJble 495-4256 pel1t1ve starting sal;ir~ d r II bl h or Macktre4RatsMh). collar. \IC Dover Dr & FoundSamo}'ed ll usky. I OearThier & h Prof Ftoshrdeluxc2 br \1que r1or ron rm a•a a t w" yo11 SINC'E 1 1981 Mari ner Reward yr oldf m II.' Vr ~es· co m pre ens1\ e 2baCdMapt.PoOl.J3l' 6447189 ~astowdelia~2400 lllL GlFFIHEY S e,ar} 6465194 V d ;.1~""21 . a We s1tw }OU running beneritspacj(age ~('IU 1z111g •n · -er e .. "" '"' from our apartment on For 1mmcd. cons1dera lndry rac. s:n> + '~ ut1ls CdM Uelto.e Sulll')>, i\C. to 6000 ~ft. officn . 646-5096 I.st & 2nd. T 0.'s Lost CO<'ker Spaniel, F. found Male Grey t11ter Seashore Dr with our t1on please call Jackie 760-0J35_,Jl64-1872 a~I pkg. ut1l pd :!A.'>5 CalJ S~t or Rmtdl If there 1s a desire burr color, The Colony. striped Slark nea col money We ll\e and Birkel.$48 ll44.ext 224 MIF to shr 4 br house. _E. stllwy 6JS.6.'l()O 675-1662. M f M will dev•sl' a Irvin~ 5.Sl-0150 _ _ tar Vic Pacific A\e ~urk 10 Ne~port Beach MAlMCO pvt romm . Nwpt Bl·h. Prime orru:e spate 10 II!'" HEWP'ORT CENTER ~·a~eter Oubl>s Broker Lost gold bracelet. 18K 646·67J!7 & Costa Mesa We will Mahriab hK. _e~t br bl!,,~6,:tS20l5 bldg. Dana Pt lkean& C 'al Ch lc .. Stn•·-7"""""" · 64t'"'>l6 ~old cha111, (31 pearls Found. Small mixed fmdyouforpohrc•action Shr lrg Laguna home mLn \ 1ews i\\'ail !l Ill Prestigl' suites on rnth OfMntrct tfll ..., "":"°'' '"' a 1• r o s s top . ( 2 1 Terri female 8 21 \'1c: no mailer what 1t c_osts A Subsidiary of .. r n r non. s m k r • . . PnH·om plet1on ll.'11~1ng floor. up 10 3 > r ll·a:.ell Rttdol1 4475 SwiMnliitq Pool Cho1cr Newport flcal'l1 diamonds IA6t m Mar Brhjt Heil 840-7039 Cel~ Corp pr11·ary. deck sun bonus Q.61 ~I l; Olson,76().()1(~1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• So Orange Coast Area I Property.2nd TO with rioll Hotel Fashion Tra•tl 5450 600W V1rtor1aSt class 1 ca I mu ~ 1 r .. IRPORT • •U:• O~LL'X E OFFICt:: ~1th Xlnt ~Loe No exp nee Will train 21 Mo lert Good yield on tslaod area Very de Found. M blk Lab. ap ••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa Mesa. Ca 926Zi 494·~116L~3989 "' ""''""'-ocean and mountain On Balboa Penisula, all SS0,000 Req Sl5,000ca~h well set·ured nol<' lirate ' 12131784.8425 prox S mos. on Can}on !WANTED Airline ticket _ EOE M •· F. 2bdrm. 2ba. COil\\' Furnished or un vie" ~ewpor1Center root and auto traHir to down Will net $40,000 960·1~78roker REWARD' :~~4~2 Lagun11 Bch lo Houston or Dallas ment toe :>Jn smoking, ~~~11~~~v/~ui~·~~d~~ _Harrett Rlty,_642-5840 the Balboa ferry passes Plus Call Mon·Fn 9·6 $34,000 2nd T n ser by Lost Himalayan cal. F'ort Worth departing ACCOUNT REP. S210 963 62l_6. Irvine Walkml( tl1stancc I 7TH S'L"IH:.rT Ill front I vreat place ror PM 408·867·011J var lot IO Laguna Bch about lvr old. Smokey f"ound : wallet m phone I ~OS Anfel!!S7 het;•een Jom lhe ltader tn th\' M i f To share JBR hou~~ 1mmed Cull for drta1ls _!42·1323 ·~· book store. art shop. or Small Business for salr dis to S29.000 30,-; yield ~ booth outside Ralph 's, • eptem er an 14 loairport COSTAMESA fil'e, etc 673·2943 Arches Manna Fuel .,.111 provide add !lee ~1r or F~h1on Island Goldenwrst Wa rner Would hke round-trip ~emporary h~ 1n PUU 2or3room offi ce su1te:. 673·3'.130 Dock Umoo 76 8708122. Call Paul bus 5456007 ewar~567S.671.:> 847-7848 _ Please call day!>. ustry Weares tngJ CdM Beaut. 3BR. 2RA. gorgeous \'1cw at beach F1quiet, prof S54lO mo 675· 1368 EXECUTIVE SUITES \ C. plent> of prkg lt1l 7_.3.30 Mon ~·n res 499.~ REW ARD! F'ound · 4" ~ater val\'e, 768·583'i self mo~~ated. bright. 2082 Michelson :1212 ind A1·a1l no" Call Costa Mesa Lease. High S Lost. Blue tote Bag on ow ner 1dent1fy, Par1f1c L-& persona e. sales orient 2021 Business Cir 11213 Realonom1rs _675 6700 identity D>Osq ft 131 E Trod. &c~Co. s9.ooo buys 12·000 Tl>. Ced ar Way between Coast_H~N.B 979-0285 ..mDlo~ ed indiv lo enhance our 71 .. 752-0322 17th Street. Free stand Leading Nat Co placin" 32.47< annual yield R h d 'rt~ sates force Send re ~ " s17,000buy•S20,"')0."'1', osa Bon e u r a n FOUND Puppy, 'l/w"t • ..----· t mg_ bid" 67J. !600_ Serv in 98 Ce Stores ~ "' " A t L 8 h " ••••••••••••••••••••• • sum es o. Costa Mesa. 704 sq ft OFACESUITES "'--ISM·200M =2.1 returns TD.216'.retum As eri7tha~~ ~ac Hgtsarea.Tustm&Cla} JobgW..ted, 7075 Box•924 ~au~;n~: p~?,olii.s'c:''t-Med1ral General ofril'l'. 750 sq ft to 4500 sq fl of. Ir "UTY S'"LO.... 1st 642 3723 S80.000 buys S00,000. 20', ug am no St. Sm. It brwn w blk tip •••••••••••••••••••••• Daily Pilot ground nuur. pn patio fi ces availab le 1n 5A "' " in_ c.tear _..:,__ lstTO.Jyears rlolhes, but 15 used as a ~ars/ta11_548-:1192 Congenial Lady a •a 1 po Box l560 ~J_!Jlll~. $563 mo 771 3350. F ashion I s l and Annual lease, space & SUCC ESSFUL Business $27.000buysnl.OOO.l!I'· lunchbag.Call494--4J97 Found: lovely youn~ \' Costa Mesa.Ca Wanted Liberal Room 1_94·4797 (Nrwport Center) Ex· equipmrnt. fully ma1n lootk0 1negxpurondr 2ndTD.3years aHer4 PM black Cat. \'ic Flowl'r ~:~~.1~r~~~P~~~~~¥ 92626--0560 mate to share 2 Br Apt Costa Mesa. <!SO ~'I fl cellenl v1s1b1hly. Call for equipped J.stat1onsalon par ners Chr~Shaw, 1t4-7»GO;;O L ost · 2 German St, C.M 64:>-8459 in Tustin S225 ~1 0 suite Sm mo l'tih. m det:11ls f:Xclus1ve with Owner ill R.H R . Al?I whd1esal:1 m:~:1eti~5g S29.000 bU)S '32.000. 20•: Shorthair Male dogs FOUND Lg gray Tiger HOUSBHPEll 832·6063 _ dd 7i9 W l!llh St W1lhamCote Newell Gill.67J.7300 in!!mseu~~~-ne t.slT0.3years 8U~petJr .BaRrkE~ax RNDB' stripped kitten. w wht s,eek1s pos1111on w ntC'I! Non-smoking. remJll' 7713~ t-c ,. R I $44,000buys S48,000,20'. belly /(ace 1paw s . am1yas 1ve.incompa roommatrtoshardl B Nwpl B<·h. small orflce. Ole ea ty -Skat e rentals·sales 2ndTD.Jyears. 645·J?1S__ 6'2·5656 nion Exper & xlnt rers 2 Bdrm Condo Great 8xs. 1827 Westchff or.. & Investment Coast Hw y frontage Ap games, etc. Prime Time QirisShaw,714·7»SO.S2 Lost· diamond wedding Pleasant. positive. neat. location •2 rent and ~ B SJ50imo_,_63J·0900 640-5777 ~:~ ~ 8Gg~=ro~~I beach location! $6000. Oeean Home 3$', band. vie Marriott. FpOuu:p~: tSah~~':~a~::. sober. reliable Do util1t1es 964 7167 arter WESTMINSTER mo Turner Asso<' ~18SJ1}1401 yield 18 mo S..15.000 N B . 8'15. reward Shelt ie·Sable & wht drive. Pref S days on. 2 ..§2m 494 1177 ........ KE ........ o~· $640 mo 3rd TO Xlnt 12131329-1428 remale. Temer mix·blk orr ~ll 631 2427 -Goraq_t1 1200 SQ. FT. ~ San Diego Count~ OO """' """ rrl:ft J!_a.t_q_r 61\1·2990 Calco Cat & wht female. Golden H•lp W Ollhd 7100 for ltftt 4350 14:.>ll Beach llt"d Htwn San Marcos ln•itrial lttttal 45 Owner leaving sta te~ lost around Newport Lab male, little green ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~h~~~;~~I! C~~·::r C~rl~~ W}hM10:~1~E~sl' ;;00•5•Q•FT•••1::;h;·:~· Equipment rental yard AMotMc:.......,../ Terrace Con~. Gone 6 bird. Newport Beach ACCOUMTS Stor.Gorogt lorat1on 9791188!1 or L1m1ted time offer dustrial Pnme location in Morro Bay. Catir Ptno.ds/ days . Name Zooie AnimalShelter&«~ PAYAIL.ECLBK on Balboa Perusula next ~H260 Prime 2nd loc noor or next to John Wa) ne Asktng S60.000. Lo1t & Foi.d Reward Ptno1tah 5350 The Jolly Rogrr lnr has lo Fun 1.one 11012 rt '< fices 700 sq rt gross Airport Sl250 mo 63l-l242 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64.Sji24B__ ••••••••••••••••••••••• an A/P Clencal 1>051llon 201,ru PrimelnineOfflce rw 20 acre Los 975-1262 AMowlctMtMI 5100 t:Keynngwith6keys SHE for an industrious rn· _ 67J.2!M3,67J.39~ Sf)!ICe Vallcdtos Business ~sq rt. 3fronl oHices, 2 ...................... , on Cedar Way nr Aster d1Y1dual. General orrice Wanted to rent. stor111?e llltintuCffthrDr. Center EZaccess llwv large drl\'e 1n rear SCRAM-LETS Reward.494·~--ES C 0 RT S & &!or a rcounting ex garages. Costa Mesa 1100 sq rt Will d1\ 1de 78, IS. 115 lligh fr~way doors 3 phase power » Lost 8/20/81. Sma II MOD EU NG perienl'e Pf'eferred Ex _MS-8585 full service Sl..15 pedl \lsab1hty Park·hke set· sq rt tm Whittier St ANSWERS Spaniel-type dog. Long 13~911'___ rellenl benefits & work E Side CM 2 clean encl 213 J9HZ76 Rl_ng Bros lint Choice or carpel C M 540 93.52. "'•"t."" Island Chorus brown & while hair COEDS-would love to ing cond1tJons Apply in singles on priv alley s.55 col,ors M C. Plcnt1rul 2900 sq ft w1ret•cpt1on and Opportwiffy 50 I 5 Eldest Jomer Long tail. Mesa del Mar party with you. Call Sue person at. - mo ea. ~73-3600 EXECUTIVE adjacent parking. Part• exec office 2 rear over •••••••••••••n•••••••• Memoir Grisly Track Te Winkle Park or Ka l h Y a n)' t 'm c TH E JOLI. y ROGER SUITES 11on allowance Fred head doors Beaut c M TENNIS ~rt const co DRESSING ROOM area. Call 754-lJaJ 953-~ _ INC Offict l..tal 4400 IN Walters 714 744.9023 area Ample parking. I nsta llat1on~: John My unrle would never F 0 u n d Ma 1t e 5 e 17042 Gillette Ave, Irv ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4450 Wayne Tennis Club. y k w 1 h c EXECU.TIVE 1114>S4&0331 16l7 Weslclirf.N8 Want HBUTAGE lttsline11Rtfltal _?79-1533_ BalboaBayTenrusClub, ronfessthathewas or y, es or ~1 . --- rinancial inst. 7000s r. PUU ••••••••••••··~··•••••• ttttol Wllllttd 4600 LaCosta Tennis Club & overw~ight unlit he went Cocker mix. Doxie mix, SUITE ACCOUHTING Accounting PAYRfl.1. & BILLING CLEIK C DI Corp.. ii loolliltq for ~~. to wcri I• }fr1_ Acc0Htl119 Dtpt. SGIM pnvloui IDt'' payroll & ~ txptr. rtq'd . Fe.ill.tty wfftt llM 5200 StriH pref'd. Mlt1t b. ... to 11M o I 0-kty by to.la. Pot'9 Hott ott.n CJ11. trowfft oppoetMtt. Cll for ~DI CORP. llOlHert.at.d. Ste D-2, COIN Mesa 55M022 Equal Oppl.y Em ploy er MI F 1st. floor. Agent M1·~32 New luxury office spa<'l' For 5lore &bloff~rle splice ••••••:•••••••••••••••• Palm Springs Racquel to a big and tall storl'. Springer Spaniel. poo-* * Fast-growing ad agency In Irv In e. s bus' es l ut reason a e ra cs ""yr old rem ale Is lookino Club 548-4009 They had lo let out the d I e ' A us l r a I i a n 24 Hour ESCORTS needs reliable arcounls MEWPORTIEACH F SOOt 4000SqFt i7ol " --·-DRESSINC ROOM Shepherd mix. Collie. t5~1122 MC t.. l · h'-======= Full service exec or. center' Easy rwy oc· o :D • tor guest house Low Investors Sl0.25,000 to H • Terrier mix, lrlah Set· ,. ~ payab e clerk wit 11 fi ces rrom 1397. "On cess. A\·ail now ' \<111 MESAVEROE R cost or exchange terms restore & market oppyA 5120 ter,alsocats&kittens SOOTHINGMASSAGE minimum 1·2yearsex· ToPlaceyour Call"exec.officesfrom lordeta1ls PLAZA disrussed Mu sta ngs. Full y ••••••••••••••••••••••• Irvine Animal Care F'ordlsrruninat111gmen perience. Please apply "f'ast Resull" 551-12l1 640-42}0 1525 M e5s4a r.V~r1cJe23E. C.M __ 645-Jllll_. -.-serured. Center. 7u ..,.._. Call Peter_, 494·4871 an person. ii qualified, 1105. lnrlds. secretarial, :r.. ..,... .. ,... -l.68l2 R-" hill 1 Service Directory •DELUXEOFFICES• -WattrfrolltHOMt ssz.771 6JJ·ll3l Fortotal stress reductlon "" • rvin~ ph()ne ans .. wor~ pro· Offl 111...a.. LM Put $38 to work in motion LOST ; CAT. altered male & relaxation massage 979-7000 lfor dlrettions ad . Call Now cesaine. Telex.qw1p 1.2 & 3 room N'o lease l"f' "-Telephone Co Exec moy tiger. Very talkative. St'"'v'"' l"B, "'• .,.17 onlv l. 6 .. 2•5671 THE HEADQUARTERS quired AdJ A1rporter Npt Bearh ing to Newport Area plrtures. Eamll9,456 811 c on640-249'1 "' "" V' . ,,_..., ~ COMPANIES ~cl.BJ=!:m3"_9-l2 Small executive om ce. from Oct to May tr.fr NPS71'/95H08S. anx · For stress&weight ClanifiedAds.yourone· ht.JU 714/851.CMllll OHtC'e sp1tce avail for xlnl address, $696/Mo. Miller> 1714) ~4318 or WEHAVETilD UP loss·musage. stooshonnin11 cenler. ._ ______ ---' MIWPOIT parl·lime use. Across Terr1 ffi4)7S2·1~ J.ll!U74 a:m l0,000 + acres of oll & H11• ,,.,,. $48-2817 lOAM·lOPM PMMSULA rromHoaaHospital NB Newport ModemStore Prof. fo'em. seeks studio gas leases&havemade 14•l••••tf YOUNG LADIES avail•· Spacious executive 01. ~1·3SIO or olc nr post ore kSO. :.pt in Npt Bch. CdM agreements to resell bit to party anytime U.,.UT1V1CSU~ S48 s f 213 477 7001 _are~aren75H729. them by Jan '82-for tull Call Gina or Liu rices acrou from C.ty ~ • .. , , "'~ J Hall All HrVices avail a Newport ~ach area _err o~ple desires cle~n, return of capital Plus ~7..:.8.:..1·=~------• ble •optional'. From 225 7l4/6ll-3&Sl N~~ ~~~c1lft ~r ~. quiet ~lace to rent. C.M permanen~alty In· CHAND OPIMING sq.rt.1up Nat fjasonable Share 2 orc;uite in pre· 75l·5S25_A!!Y!ime ~~e•s 4 g~t/~~ w~1f!~ ~~~·a~eJoin~"v·:~I· Pre~ r:1'~t" all~ re· sUgaous airport area 375 Orrice/Store /Business 548-1005 · lurt/CapltJI partner to q r ,c: sq rt For details call 14\~X•O 30~A llarbot romplete our pertion or .... uoMlOMlMA""Y ES THEIJGHT 8518226~ Blvd, Cotta Mesa . ......_,/..._,./ the tranaactlon. For ...UllOMIOHllMlli Mon . .Sat.10am·4am SPACE $275 Up "H;.)le ~h 4crosa from Fedco ,.... • rurlhcr Information PlaccaHAPPYAD 73'..otU .uEllGHT Carpet. drapes. air, Avail. now! k 7S. agt ........... •••••••••••• please call Doug Jone• lnthiscolumn EROTIC plect or art. '" partition 17Jll Bearh 54&·1368 ...... at 114· · toronlyS3.2S. done In bronie. Aptly PllCI 842·2834. ...._. o.,,,..., 5005 Wtllhd SOJG Call&42·5178 tilled Erotica. 1'wo 6UAIAMTBI TlwU.lw.. e~_,w. ••••••••••••• ••••••••• ....................... wome n toaether by aoo to IOOOSq fl. Prime -., 4.200 41q. fl Ground Ooor PllNT SHOP Need 3rd Tt>'s on house H ·-Foro.11\td Ad Lambeaux around l8ZO. W aterrronl ofrlces In r:• f r;~s~N;:fy ·~~~~ Coast Highway. Thrlvlnl 1Miftesl.. C M.. l /or romm. _prop. In HB ,,.,--,-y ACTION ~ II a.Tl~ Newport Jhrbor wllh avail 9/I 2 room Suitt Realo omlcs 67ill~ low ovettaud. Call for " BlllUM'-5 ANNIVBSAAY 4 M&C.: "°' Room. board. ulary boat •llPI aullab!•· seoo, a l'OOQIS •ea. 4 Ca-1r.. detail• 915,000. Crtla. ALAM ,....... Part-t i me com pa· Pf111110nClittol1ptt1al rooms Imo 3:w Via ..... 4471 CSl-1281 Nolltfdtot.nwlallO"tr Mt-MN alonablp and Jlght amcoltMI Tmiflc ltu· Lido i.r ... ,.., ton te tac* 'tftnlt houlell ............. ldtal for II ....... 1.~ .. wv i..... 'h ....... _ ll'abttnaauperyear. ........,_.. bl&LenDa..,.IVI •-· aa11n ... J"DU _._._, tolleae or carter ~U'l'odayl Profe111onal Orrlrca richt here In O•tlled. I a.... Y-. 'n. r .. t.eet draw In tht woman. t.quna Beach 171 167.MUJ ~m:.~. 'sir::~ ~ plaet 10flt ,.,.,. West. .a DIU1 Pilot lftilt.1ut11ar. F.dml&ftd, ,. Ir Call""'7Z2 111t1d.call~ Cl111111dM.!01fll. , l JOLEE MILLER V\ll '\l IRl\l"I'\· 1111 IU , .... as openings for sl~dents or al · ages and leve ls. Gradual Westminster Choir College, Prin ceton. N.J. • .. .. . . ,_ .. ' .... t. ,, -•• u _j, ·~· ., t I ' !' r • # .. .,. • ' ~~~·::! ..... !!.~~ ~.~~.~·~~ ..... !!~~~~.~ ..... ?!.~ ~.~~~.~ ..... ~!~ ~~=--:t. 7IOOHelpW-...d JIOO Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday .. August 23, 1981 07 ADVaT1MHG . • ••••••••• ·········:············· HtfpW..t.d 7100HttpW..ted 7100 H .. W ... ttd 7100, .... w..-. 7100 SALIS Off'T'Y ,.._ Bt1n.klnt Bank1n1 Bookketptns Clenr•I •••••• • •• • ••••••••••••• •••• ••• ••••••• .. ••••••• ••• .. ••. • •. • .... • ...... •••• • •• .............. .. Stll rt1dtr ad tdvert•1 TaUA Making Waves •TB.Lias• F/C 100kk9B R L :·":~a:-~ Cook OP Harbor Y11ehts sales 1n1tolocalmerchanu1n Put lime 11011l1on lnNewpon TOSll,000 are•n.~eedul~ ~vine DAYFOOONIP uft1t·r nerd:. u 11oud Hot.rl ~ht r o~ ah Mu IJ ' OIJllable Mlbl be able tr you 11'! looktnll lor Our Cotta Me.a br1nt'h TIAVa bright ' ro/ r~r~ & ICITCHIH MGR I) P•~l rt'l'P to work ewport W 11'c , lrvlht' to 'A Ork S1turdoys l)'P. morr thin Jllit inother ha. lmml'Cilate opc111ng11 .:1('1t1n1 lr1vel Industry clerks Requites somr Apply II nooo M F', JOlih wlcnd's Opportunity fo1 ·~~~1 1 ~n l e ln11 JS WPM No ex Job. ronstder a u~r ~rrJ!~!~ !.1~~~e~llh rirm nt'~'ds 11cncrahst to ortire txprr and hi,;ht Slorum 's Restaurant. 11dd1tlon•lh.rs W1ll tra1n ~~ C:" t' co"? ptrictnrtnt'<'esury f or w11h us ' We are 1n ,..,... mo1ntatn computl'ni~. typina •'uJI lime 37,, 2801 W Cont llwy oncomputf.'f' ·t9320llor ca~Y M: M~~ ,.ht. •tpnl 1nttrvu.•w5 by wppolot l rr v • e "'In i for th t' ~rt::.:: ~!rni~>~ ~!J book.a tbru trui.J bah.nee hrs 8 4 JO <.:all Vala rte 6'B93S • 4116 704~ n}nvrr fM2 ~11 t' ment ci.11 t:vty llaytt follow ln& P<lllhom advancement 1 yur Will also be responsible at 549 4100~19 C 0 0 KS . S w 1 n IC Drain men wantcd fap • <213 1 373 ~ for admm11trauve fun<' Cravey11rd 1-'ull & Put pref Will tram \I Ul>I AIDE M.cwy&> 5_. .. 1n9s Teien previou~ bankin11 tx Ilona In thl' 6mooth t Im e 0 en n Y's ha\e own tn1rk All rl'f For d11yc11rt' In my C M & Lo. P11rt time Pre1 tu us P<'tlenl'e reqwred f'or uptnhon uf tbc ortice Clerical Rettaurant. 1114TI Bct1<'h will b1· ,rrif1cd Xlnt home Will c:o11s1d1'r fOlM'FIM/V trller cxperttince re ~~~.~~~1;;,:l~pointmenl Require.sgd t'lpcllurtto 30 INVENTORY Blvd . lfunt Brh . e11y 754 6862 mothtr w1small l'hlld 'L l " qu>rtd 1•ommt•rc:1JI f'OP systems & 3 yr11 CTRS NEEDED 1142·2ll2 ORIVL'RS u r) ~7·9640 b k · c. · oUb 1 rl\'{'r~ Ambill""" wk1r\o cplei.I Baokln" (an tnjt t>xµcrnmce pn• COlllll Mt'llU currt'nt ex per Prl' CUSTODIAN for Christian School .,...., ,. .. erred Ja<'klc ferably In II !'tl11!td i.n. One d•Y wlgnment Npt Bch area Full M u • t h u v t> b u ~ sgls with mun•gomcnl LO ...... S ... lES 1714)~5:.lO cl us.try Bt:NEY11 S 7.,451u j·.30PM time 3 t-0 llPM Cull l't>rllflrate tahf Chm !!Xper.P1'1'8313838 •" .-Cudomft'Stnlc t INC LU~E }RAVEi, ftttrt Chutk g31.2880 tu llr Apply 16113~ APT M~rs Rl'l1red cpl SPECIAUST Rt~otl•t SOUTH COAST PRIVILEGES (89021 A 31 M ' Br ookhur~I. I'' V 36 units, N111 lh·h Full t1ml' Pr1•vio11 5 Uf. , on. DATAENTlY 962 3312 Quaint, quu!t comµlt>x Career oplJ()rtu111t) fur bank or bank related ex IAMK C11ll for AµPointmcnt Eitp1irTenc1· prer..rred OPERATOR Salary + 2 br (•ottal!l' + md1v with fNMA Loan pcrirnce is requ1r\'<l An lnd(•pendent Ua11k 17141547·7,31 Airport are8-Call today Irvine bast.od rr~tuurunt ELECT1UCAL mQre R1ck4 213763·9406 Sh1pp111g buck~round Equal 0 11vty •:mpl) for11ppt. chu1nhasanopvurtu111ty ESTIMATOR ART GALLERY seek) Evaluutes luan in,cn· Stat1me11t MIF ACCO ta t 557-0045 available for an IBM F.xpr nrr Safar> opt·n bright YOUlll( woman as torie), sele('~ & pl€.'<l11cs Proctuina/Flllng -un n s Cf\-L1n-:. 3 7 4 I 0 d t d f: n l r )' w xlnt workllll! l'Olld 101 part time man.;i:er loans for sale to varmus Full time Eiltry level Unl1'mit' ed Operator 11yr on the e1thc1 1'111111 Sµrtng .. or §44·4545 agencies 1-'NMA loan posillon Bank related BANKING IBM 3741 Ill required R1vt>rs1dc ;irea \II in sail's ex per dl'&lrcd t>'<pi•rienrt> preferred, rtMl'OiARYl'fl!SOtiNIL SllMCIS Small 131 girl data entry 11u1r1e~ Jrc 1•onf111t·nt1al ... SS-.L ... S T)ping 41Mpm ~><1·tll but not •W<·cs.\ar} Ex * Pt"OMllStrtices l7231JrchS~ team Pos1tion1iiforfull lntlu~trial 1-:l1•1·tr1l'al • a. U\ benef1t3 C'Jll Ko;t11' rellt>nl opportunit} for o; NtwPort l90Ch ume day sluf\ with at lnr ~·or 1'11lm Sprin.:\ Lor MLSs1on V1e10 co PJulson for aµl)l person rnterested '" TELLERS IOSS N Mrun,Stc 10lti t 0 E tractive workinJ? l'ondi l' a 11 J 1 m c; •> m 1·' needs Assembler~" 2 S4970St beginning a banking SantaAna.Ca9270J t ioo & an excellent 71 4 327 12H u1 for yrs exp Candidates <'aret'r Futl/PartTim~ --be nefits patkage R11ers1de r.111 Jcrn must have gd manuul PAClfiC Ff:DERAL A Recrwttng Firm Clerical So1lury will bt> rom Smalling 714 tlllJ 0113 NEWPORT BEACH MARRIOTT tllfil • TtMl1 Court A ...... P ff • T.-1 C'-b ~ltorF/T .......... ~ • Rtlto•u·•t ~ • RtttourClflt Ho1tjHotfttMS * fft9i1tHrtng Seutfory • Stcurlty Officer ExC'1lmj!. l'~tahll:.hect hotel has immed . full & part time opportunjtJes avail. for qualified applt<'ants We arc :.et•ktn~ 1rnople-oriented persons who ha VP a sml'cre interest m a future with MAHHICYl'T COR P We offer excel c·o benefits including a FREf<. nw.il pt·• ~hll Apply m ~rson 91\~t \oon ~Ion f<'rt PF.HSONNEL !llKI ~ l'\\ port t't>nlf;lr Dr . ~ L'\\ port Bt·at'tl EquJl Opp l·:mpl~ r ~t F dexterity, gd e}es1!(ht. Savillgs&Loon Sa•ifttCtrtificate f1dt>lll> ft'deral Sa\' fortheAcrount111g CLEIKTYPIST mensurate "1th e>c i---------neatmappearance &de Profession perience Appl) 10 F ""ndable. Work 15 in hfc L'.() L' ... F ccOloltf ings has full and purt 1--~~--~--Laguna l:Jeach ~Irr •1 L' 8 .n.:1nc1•nng ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ c. "'"' R t-'1' t11ne opuortun1t1"s - -lron1cmfgr hn·1mm-" pt>rson "on rn am · E.._.Gl ..... EERIMG 1-------:'-------(ient'ral Off1t·t> support med1r al elet· '•--------1 tpt ncn ur •t .. ' IOOTH ... TTor.uD u.. ~ "" 5 t " " Ironies Gd benefit s •• Full·llmc Pre1 IOU:. l'\ ava1h1ble Ill lb Ir\ IOI.'. A ....... A" I Ol>('Olng for sharp per1>on 1.1TmHaE JOLLY I x· L'R TECHMICIAM I 0 n I Y res pons• b I e 1--------•I penence is rt'Qu1red in Santa Ana, Costa Mt>~a ~=r~n! oc'a~I :.:nc ~;~ for general dental IN(' l< •r. Sal~ SI 459 persons seekan» , ... rmJ Ranking hand 11 n g s", 1 n g ~ and 'ewport Uea<'h of & p• duties mclud111g typing 17".2 Gillett" Av" . Ir\' S 195 per Mo. .. .-SAYINGS ACCT c r ' fi res for Tellers L:x s 1'1, 642·4644. Mon for our Purnhas1n" "" '" < nent emplymt need ap ert1 1catc nt·rounb r ' " 71 ••6 "°'I ply Call Mrs Parelh • pl'nence IS preferred. F'n., ask for Jutly or Dept and working in I 41 ... """ Kt'qu1res 3 )t:Jr' t•11 II 581·3830 COUNSELOR SKl"tfary 1deall} 1n a commemal Harve1· _ stock room, pulhnR JOb DELIVERY 1·ni:mcerin1o: l'>.1J1•r1c11 Kequires ext•ellent t>J> bank ur ~av1ngs and Busboy needed. Lunch kits. issuing material~. pr florist 751 41os l'l' edurat100 Assembly MO EXPERIENCE? GETKaLY EXPERIENCE! W or•home People A1M.-..n Podten f\JLL l'IM E Pos1twn a1·u11 1n uur So <.:uu~t Pl;ita otr11·1' Ex per ne1• J>ll'llM~ rnn tact Kath} Amburi:c~ S-10 ~06(j CALIFORNIA FEDERAL Rtfft'T'GI IOflllsts Sa•lncJs & Loe. PaidVocaffoM 695To"n<:enter Dr 1 Otrercd Co~I a ~ll-sa. (.'a !1'4>2ti Apply at tht> Keib offlrv Equal Opportumt} nearest you f.mplo)er I 2102 Business Ccn1er •-------• Dr , #208, ln1nv 833 1441 <Nr Mal·Arthur Banking .,Bl & 405F'N>1 llrs 8 5 : HEW ACCTS REP or 27957 Cabot Rd . 6 months pre\lous bank Laguna Niguel. 831 ~2 1n1: ex per preferred !Crown Valle> Pkw> larc~'s ICll'lk ex1t1 Hrs 9-3 or 16152 · · ~each Bl . 11230E. llu111 of f oo:~~ia mgton Beach. Hrs ~ 5 (.'ath\ 631 1511 ~: O ~; . .'1 f \' H s1g kelly sen 1n·~ with "kelly Girl" added E O.E M f II Aui1t luy.r S/R lnteresl1ni: Job Women's fashions f:x per. in lhlS field helpful Will train bright l(JI w/gd memor} fa1.t pace. Top pay Non smoker Appl' in person· IACKSTIEET _sss··B~St ,Justin Banking TELLER FULL TIME Pos111on avail In uur II uni 111gton Beal·h of. f1ce Teller exper pre !erred. ta~h handllnl! expl•r rl'Q'd Contact John June 714 848 0111 CALIFORNIA A THLmC FEDERAL ingandothersecretanal loan. and S.Aturda) hr llAM·3PM. Come in keepini: rl't.·ords Gd Oemonslrator~·HIRlNCi NoRcsUtllt•\ skills. Heavy statistil'al hours will be required for appt 4251 Mart· typing sk1lh; a mu~t llO~IEM AKf.RS , de t\·pina Prniiou' c~ for lht' part lime JK!l>I mgaleNB.714-95S·2755 Mm SOwpm Stock mom l l Deadline St'pl4, 1!181 "' ' " ' t W (( ( mons ra I' toy portlCS, perience draftini: n• ions t'O er IUS DRIVER exl>('r ht'IP ul. not Ill'<' I' T Now u n I I I ports Shortha11d llul rl' •Jo:xcelll•nt salarit'~ Wt' uffer 1td pay & Christmas. gooct pay iiuired. hut thl'lafihorw •Paid career apparl'I Substitute school bus bendll) 1.1ltc. a f SJOO k N COUNTY OF ORANGE t·xpericnl'I' n\•l·essar \ ' • Ucaut1ful "ork driver wanlt.'d Must be 4 DA y WORK WEEK rl'c •l 0 invest I bl & I ed S I mt'nt. c·ollceting or dt>I o 1 f) 1 Our sut'l'ess in the 111 dustry allo"s us tu pm nde h1ghl> c11mpcl1l1H• salanes and benefits m dudml( :i1t't111·al, Dental, PA ID 1 Jcat1on Jnd more \ppl) ~1on-Fn 1u.Ut II• l2PM or 2P)1 to tP\I or rail Pt•rsonnt:I Dl·pl 17t'1 I itl-0-6000 en11ronmcnt re 1a e 1cens ea ''o 1, 2 1111 !rum t'noist rersonn1• 1·11 L' k B h s ... ~.1 D t " ., Brand namt loy11 & i;lflc; S"< ~' R St •r rl'l' par init eat• l'uuu lstr1c Hw,· & !I mi from 40.~ & "' "'" ~ • · rll'aSt' appl) at ou r New port Beach <)fr.ct• on )1ond.i). 1\ugw,t 24 ur Tuesday AUl(USl 25 from 9 JOt1mto3 30pm 1698 Bolsa A1·e, Seal 5 frwys run, easy 840-6912 Room G 13 B!'ach 2l3 594 4400 DMtal Office (71418J.l 284-l CASHIERS Please call for u1.1pt front desk, dental rxpcr I AHirmat1ve \t11 un P ID t r,., d • d "'k Emplo~er \f F Orange Coast Collei:e ersonnc ep d1u1re ~ ay d we" ·--------P time. day eHning TELONIC Bf.RKF.LEY In ;i n1rl' Ne" port Real'h Contact Coast Com I 714 494.9401 E 0 1-: office &15 7SfM> ERRAND GIRL/ FIDELITY mun1ty Collei:cs. 1370 I DENTAL RtOHT DESK 1 RECEPTIOMIST Ad am s A 1 e (.' ~I --------1 All phase), dental ex per P 11 me for :"I U <k FEDERAL ~-5947 I Clerical req 4'2 d\os wk r~t 11.'IOper \Ion fr1 Sa•iagsCMd £OE -~! F HI 6311420 · 15pm .\fust hJ, ... d ... P\'11 L AISft. CASHIER DUPLICATIONS l>en tul Exp Ortho Js~t dablc l'Jr & 1t0<11J 11hun1· -oc. llOUSEWARESALES I CLERK Rf>A Full time Xlnt \lllCt' 6i5..Ji2S ~=--. 151~ Westrbrr Dme Full or p lime Appl) latDove I $975 $1212/ )alJr> & bvnvr1t' "-X E C U T I V " .........._ __,,, J>,.lllk r Crown Hardware. 3107 • 1: 1: ... ~ > An 1-:qualOpportumt) E Coast Hi ghwa> McMthfy 644 1405 SECRETARY of 1•--•E•m•pl•o•>e•r--•I Corona d~ ~ar DEHT AL Rtcpt/ Asst r or ~ewport B«h Tour & 1• llunllngtoo !-\each llnion p lime Rct'l'plwni~I tra1el rompna~ l)p111i.: _ N<.''\'pclrt IARMAIDS H1ghSrhool01stmthas "r ha irside exper 60WPM Sil ri11nti Equal Oppey Empl M F BANKING OPERATIONS REPRESENT A JIVE Full and P time Culll!gl' CASHIERS an immed1.1te upcnini: Perft>l'l for mother Salaf\ rommrn~urllll' OK 646.55,wc M for a Dupl1ca11ons (.;lt'rk -.;school J~ed children " ex per Ins & lraH•I M lo Ol>('rate cop1t<r~ und Fnendl) oft• 111 lninl' benefits 752·0788Nllna IEAUTICIAH UTDTE other reµrodut'lion Lotsofbenef1ts 5512024 fast f'ood P1iza P.irlor 1''ull or p1t1me !lent sta equipment Public l'On 0 1 ,, on thn Beach ". 0" hir .... cnt11 As~LStant X n.a)' " ·• t1on or comm !-'lex. hrs tact. pruuUl'llli;? masterb. , d 1na •t ust '"" tu or oi"•r b d. h exp 4 day wk I a1 var " " "" " ~ 646·4935. MARKETS '" lnl(. s ippin)(. re & liolldays 546 3000 6 i 3 I 8 1 I ' I l· J 1 1' Beauttcian & Manaitcrs f or2nd&3rdSh1fts cord keeping and other 1Mon Thur• messaJ:c) needed for for top Im· 111 StarlingS4 up to S4 so duties are rt'Quin'<I •Full or Peri-~ It New po r I . Irv 1 n e , We promote to managt'-DMtal AHlstClllf Professional D1strll'l ment&superv1s1onfrom Knowledi:e of repru T..-e •CCWHrOoot'y* 64S 1340 within graphic methodi. anti Mon.Thurs Hourly $30,000 yr AiJS1nes~ machines and the ub1ht)' 642 7998 mngmt ('Xper helpful Beauty WANTACAREER' lo communicate effcl' but not nc(' <:all for WA.HT A CHAHGE7 Costa Mesa t1vely areesscnual DENT AL ASSISTANT app't States Dist ~I F We need cosmetologisl.3 5t?W Wilson Sl F.xper req RDA pref 631 ;559 e\l.'s "knds & man1roris ls for 6Jl9609 Apphcauons will be ac NB area S48-5504 ~9·5254,!">Si!\fill ShorechH lla1r Saton LagunaBeat·h cepted ont1l Septemberr·--------IF'ull lime W.irehou~l ~~1~k~e21U bet 9 3 494·9'l33 !!1tppl) al Room 131 or DENT AL truckdmer liood l'J) PROSTHETIC Ask fur Rob 1:;op Boat Operator Huntlngt.On Beach '11!0 ' " ~7·~ G~neral The lalboo lay Club is now hirincj: Mtn's Spa Attendant P /T l'lea~t' t•all 101 .111p111111 ment !I :io 5PM \11111 d II ) I h r LI Jo' r I d ,1 I 645 73511 Reproduction Egui1111ent O~rator t:m1•rc;un 1-:lt•t tr u oil!'" th1c; t•\n•llt•111 npportunt I I lo JUIO Jll 111tJu,11 I kJtll·r \\ t' M ck Jll 111 di\ 1du.1l to llJ14:roiil' .on rl µetlo1111 hi.:ht ffiJt11 H'nJn< t· on 1111111n1: rnarh1nt ~ ~11m1 l1 ~ht hflml! 1, rt'l'1u1rt'fl 11 1..:h ~l'houl ).!rJduatl 1•n ft•rr,.d "1th ~ \ 1•o;r' 1 ' 11 v r 1t· n n• u 111• r J 11 u ._ r1•proc!uc lion 1•qu1µ llll'rlt <llfM'I 1111'" t'\ 1x·m•nr1·h1•lpf11I We off "r .1 l(t•n1·rou~ benrf1t~ pal'k<11(t' that 1n clurlcs paut hohdu "~ and <:hr1s1m.i~ Wl't•k '-hill down Please aµµI> 1t1 person Moncla1 lhroui.:h Wednesda~ 9 111\\1 11r 13PM EMERSON ELECTRIC CO. lnd1L,lr1.1I Control [)1, 1s1on 3300 ~ Standard St Santa Ano1. CA 9270:! HOMEMAKERSl! Come Out of The Woodworid! .loin I h·· lt'adt>1 1n lht• tl'lll)JOIJr) h\'Iµ In du:.lr) Call or t·oml' b} todJ\ no:! llu:.inl·!>s C"ntcr llr "llll!. Jr1111c 1133 1411 1 '\r )1.itA.rthur HI &. IU.~ fN \I II rs 8 S or l7~57 ribot Rd l.Jj!llnJ '\1guel 8Jl·OS4! 1rru"n \,1lle1 Pk~1 l'\11 ll r3 !J :1. or 161S2 llt>at'h 81 :2301':. Hu.nt 1ngl1Jn Bt•Jch llr:. 8 5 f • E MPH GIRLRtlDAY •Plea~anl, mature person r~fd to handle cl1\'er:.1r1ed clulles •M ust be EM·ellt!nt ac t orate typist lspeetl 65wpm 1 on elertrll' t) pe" rttcr •Dependable" & l'fficient self starter to do Xerox •nl? & maintenance or manu.il~ & f1hn1? •TWX &. ll'lt•vnone ex i.wr .in .iss•·t .:-;on smoker MOC>E:D Sa•inqs & Lo°" Career Sales Opportuni 7222 Edinger Ave Columbia Savlngs. a pru.i:ress1ve savings and loan. 1s seeking .i qualified 1nd1\•1dual to a:.r.ume the position nf Operations Represen tallve 111 our Anaheim sa' tngs off1re The seterted candtdate "ill have an in-depth work· 1ng knowledge of sa\ mgr. operauons and sa'' ings transactions. and will handle spet:1al or un usual transactions Jnd more difficult l'Ustomer questions This pos1l1un will also tram and de legate work to the sa' 1ngs represent al I\ c•s Columbia Saving~ orters com pet1tive salarws. an ei11·ellent work l'n\'1ron ment and oulstamllng benefits 1nd11d1n.i: a c•o mprehens1 1c 1n surJnce parkagr and (rel.' bankmg pnv1lt'l(<'S For more informollun. t·ontart Marlys Coals at 1714) 77&7101. l''<t 15 Only qualified 1n d1,·1dualsshould appll Coast Guard Llcensc To "i FULL Time. p Time equal oppC) operate Shore Boat in Personnel Dept MANAGER I ~~se::r~tJ>~::;f ;1t;~t111 employer m r h Shore Boat Operator. 962·9116 i-~~-·~" ·• '~~~~ LAB -F:x1 ~lll'nl l>Jlary & benefits '11.SSION VIEJO AREA 1'110"\E ~lrs Jans 581-383) A\•alon lb). Catalina S3'1-4840 1 1 A~ working supervisor. & 4 JOPM. ~Ion f'ri i---------1 213 SIO ~ John Jen manage a dental pro 631 0140. EOE ty. SJ0.000 + after 2 Hunlmgton Bearh years Eam $18.000 lo F.qual Opportunll) $25.000 first )'ear S300 Emplo)er per week gu.arantee lo ... -------• start Salary plus semi ... --------annual performanre bonus Unl1m1lt>d growth patentwl with 20 year old natmnal AA AA -I <'Orpora l1on . leader in growth in dustry Very respons1bl l' pos1t1on Personal assl'ls r e quires hqihly ener getic. sales ,.,, pe rienre. adeQllJ\i.' education Col legt' degree a plus Lo<.·111 l\'r ritory ; excellent frinRc benefits. thorouRh tram ing, merit advan«r ment Call )1r Mausteller. 916 391·2093. Sun. 5 8PM or ~nn 5·9PM. Attention College Stu dents. Castuer Counter Mon thru F'ri 10 2 Hours are flexible Super en\ 1ronmen1 ' Call anytime work 558-1~ ... !94-~ - Automotive MECHANIC Banking JOB OPPORTUNITIES LAGUNA.HILLS OFflCES Jo:X I' f.RI ENC 1::0 POOITION •Proof Operator sport Timt Teller TRAJNEJ-: POSIT!Of'< •Part Timt T~ler TUSTIN OfffCE F:XPERIE~CEl> P<l>ITION •Proof <>p.rator TRAIN El:: POSITIO~S •ChtckFtlt * Mts s fftCJf"' I Pnrt time position. Isl sh1ftRAM 1PM.2nd sh1n 2PM 7PMl Columbia Savin9s and Loon Association l!IO S Brookhurst Anaheim. Ca 928C}.I Equal ()pportumt} Emplu)er M F BANKING nings dft6PM -"'•c'"'"..,..,. )thet 1c laboratoq Catermg Service needs """ Rout Opt>rator food prep worlcers part staffed b> 11 techni Shore Roat Operator. lime Mon-Thur .. 1 PM-"• u "10 r1ans Coordinate lab Coast Guard License To 5 lOPM & Sun SAM 10251 Yorktown Avenue procedures with Section operate Shorr 14oat m 2pM Lori's Kitchen, Huntington Beach. Cha1rpeople to ensure Queens way Ray Marina. :xm s. Harbor 81 . s A CA 92646 that the educational ob L 0 n " B c a (' h . 17141964·3339 JN'llVC or the t'11n1ral .. 979-0747 for appt 213 437 5611. 9 4 teaching program are Chef & fry Cook equal opportunit~ met Establish t•ontacts Boat rigger mel'han1r Exp net esi;ary llar r1son Boat Center S A 542 7211 Hookk<'eper Qualified Trend Imports Sales Inc 631·6941 100 unit Motef & 250 seat employer m r 'h with outside 'endors of Restaurant in tilwn 3S dental matenJI and miles NW or Santa Fe, l•--------1 evaluate bids and ven· 17.000populatJon.7.000ft Cleriral dor r apab1htli.'S Re· elevat•on. heart or pme PERSONNEL qu•rrs gradualmn rrom forest. Good f1sh1ng & an arcred1tcod srhool of huntmg Salary negotia-RECEPTIONIST dental technolo.:y and ble, housing available tert1f1cat1on by the State 1---------1 Send resume to P.O. Box CDI Corp. is lookin9 or Cahfom1a as a Deni al 250. Los Alamos. NM for an txpet"d. office Terhnolog1st Skill in IOOKKES'ER F/C P time for rlothinj! store in Fashion Island Ex per d person in A P. payroll & double ~ntry Journal thru trial balance Call for in terv1e" app't after tOam da1I) THE LOOK 644 fM) 87544 (5051662~Jl!OO rtctptlOftlst few our manal(ing a large dental CHILDCARE bu~ h9l•ttrl1tCJ laboratory Skill in superns1ng dental Mature English speak-faci lty. htu1h t technologists inrludmg mg person. after srhool ~ badl~ & training and evaluating care my home. light ab ili ty to type performanceagamslJob housework S4 per hr 40.SOw-occurattty standards Kno"ledgeof Min 4 hrs per day Ref. r" and skills 1n all phases or Da 851 ·1075 . Eves ~.Calfor~. dental prosthetics In 559 400'"'"----·-<;DI CORP. terpersonal skills to re CHIU>CAIE 3303Harbarll•d. late effect1\'ely v.1th ASSISTANCE Ste D·2, Costo Mffo faculty. students and the B 0 0 K K E E p E .R I SSL •022 public Kno" ledge or TRA INEE for pro Orange Coast Colege -local dental materials gress1ve CPA Firm in seeks <3> par t time Equ.alOppty vendors preferred fas hion Island Call persons to work 18 Employer MIF T h k 11 hrs/week in child care eac ing s 1 s pre Cheryl~ l~ center for pre· school !erred Salary range IOOKKHPEI children. $4.75/hr Re· '22.068 S32.076 plus an Permanent. full lime opening for experienred. skilled Mechanic Ex cell. co benefits which incl ude di scount privileges. medical Iden· tal, life ins .. profit shar Ing & pension plan App ly In person FULL CHAJUiE quest appUcation. Co11sl CLERK ex c e I lent be n ef r ts Part Time Must have s20.ooo-s22 .ooo. Call Community Colleges. TYPIST paskage Se, nd redsutmel otrire, c:ash handlinR or An exciting opportunity Bentley-Hayes & Assoc 1370 Adams Ave . C.M an11 cover etter e a1 . REGIONAL TELLERS pub Ii r ran l a<'l e K is available with a lead· 556_5947 & submit berore Perm .. part time or full mg qualif1rat10M or ap· 1>erient·e ing savings and loan. 1 .. ~.9.·98-20··---•••••i Spm.Sept.Jrd. time, gd. benefits. Npt ply1npersonto: •• Bch. loeation. We offer i:ruv.th op We're seeking ex Bookkeeping E.0.E. M/F/H 714-~1·9'719 UCLA J.C.PEHHEY 24 Fashion Island. NB portun1t1es. excellent perienced' Tellers to F/C IOOIKHPER Clerical Position with l'!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!l--1 Starr Employment Oept working rond1llons. travelto branrhesinthe TOS2t,600 medical lab io Newport X-1403 E.0.E. MIF' salary & benefits Call Oraoge County area. 35 HR. WEB Beach near Hoag Hosp. 40S Hilgard Avenue Cindy Gamson.BJ0..8800 providing extra cov-Irvine -. w1'th many Accurate typing & COMMBCIAL LosAngeles.CA~4 BABYSITTER. mature erage when offices are w I m d t LUStMG HP. woman to care for I yr short·staffed Selected Joint ventures seeks ge.nera. 0 ce '! ies old bo C M ho ELDOUDO IA.MK bookkeeper ex per 'd. WUI tr a LO. oo expen~nce Outstanding opportunlty Affirmative Miion y, my · me applicants will be based thru Ctnanrtal stale· necessary Full hm.e exists worlnng as an on· Employer Cathy, ~7095 art~6"'"" E.O.E in the office nearest ments on mu!Upleset.s of 9AM to 6PM. Mon·Fr1 site Leasing Rep. with l•llll!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I BABYSITTER l'!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"I home and will receive books. Exper'd. in joint SCS.5S81. Orange County's leading Mature. experwoman to mileage r eimburse -"'-'"'-"'=-"---------land developer Thesuc-DISPATCH babysit in OW' home for BANK ING ment, a top salary and ''enture & limitedl•--------1 cessful candidate will In r a n t Mon Fr 1 . outstanding benefits In· partnerships important. Clerical have 1 yr. exper 1n com· 8::J0..4:30PM.ref.COM SYSTEMS eluding paid career ap. N(C~)E BENEFITS. , ... _.TI...,... merci1I leulng. MaJor part time Must have re. II able transportation and good drivmg record Be familar with Harbor Area and willing to learn Newspaper bu1lne11 from ground up Call &40-66fil... parel. profit sharmg and -· ...., respooslbibty mcludes Babyaltter for O\lr tod 'N'LYST/LQUI paid medical/dental Call for Appointment Cl.BJC assisting Sales Manager dler. Mon F'rl Please ft ft M cover:ige. Please apply in leasing new ofr 11 ft ?PM 0 before Immediate opportunity at our Nl'Wport Beach 17I4t147·76l 1 General otfice duties in space. ca 1 er r for a person with Real olf1re on Monday, our Ottlce Services 12Noon.M4 l!ll7 -Estate Loan upenence August 24. or Teusday, A tants Dept. Pulse PBX exper. IAIYSma to provide support to our Augu~I 25, from 9 .:.>am cc• helpful. Lite typing 20 Mature person to wotch Loan Department. Mu..,t to 3::.1 pm. un11n· Hed hn. per week. Call: my 5 mo. old son In my have t>xperience and/or Melissa C.M. home.8am·llam, 5 knowledge of an on line FIDELITY , ___ __,.__.__ S4t-7051 days/wk. Reis. &46-S103_ loan system. Loan docu· FEDERAL .,._ _....,~ ... BABYSl'M'ER· ment preparation ex ..,YHOM": per1enre required. $OYiMp.d 105SN . Maln,Stel018 ... C• Com ~lete rompa.ny s•ld Lo.a..... Santa Ana, Ca mo1 8am-5:30pm untlt Sept. '--nc ta Call or "n ,...._ Uth, 3·Spm durin11 "" · 1"' ·~ lSIS WestcUHOrive ARccn.iitl""Flrm school Hubor Ir Baker sume. (at Dover> ... PACIFIC FIOllAL s.,..,.,i.o. E.0.£. M/F We aeek a hiJhly pro Mra. Zce673-QS50 - fesslonal incllvliluat with DOMESTIC help A neat lnitlat.t ve & pride In a job Christian cpl. !Cook well done. 11 you have Nanoy or cook moid or these qualities & 11rc co.ok aardener I or seeking o poeition In a person needed for faml· rapidl y exp 1nd in g ly with 3 children . d i v I s I o n o f a n PrenC'h cooking dHlred. ett1bllshed ea., please Must be F.11gllsh speak· send resume. Including tng &i able to drive Car ulary hl'lor)'. & telf·rontalncd •Pl -·21t'1 eves. An Equal Opportunit,y for lphcrofA~~~lln& .....,... Carol Kendrkk E plo -.1Y1• BABYSMTER Mon·Fri, 833-11383 m yer provided In So. Laauna. Us. lho Dally PHot ll'l'IHEIMNEaJ.IWlt For detailt. call Judy, W 714,696.4400. Mon·Fri., pert<tlmt. Own transp, f ID WEST •h home.1~1.lli_ M Lovins babyaitttr needed SaY.._ & Lo. for f mnth old baby boy 4001 M.iriithur Blvd din. C1U&i.uott Newport Buch, 11lt fut.al thw ill tM CADl80 " -"-UY p•t.... Equal Opportunity ct::.;.l JI C.11 r; EcnpAo)WM/PIHIV .......... -, r For Clau!fled Ad ACM ON C&U1 DlllyPUot AJ)..VISOR -- stOf'll "Fast Result" mvke 500 NewJl()ft Centtt Or l.!.AM-...:to"""5._.iP""IM....._ __ _ Take tlmt to retu and dirfrlory Your Suitt350 ahop il llome. Jt't thn· ltt'Vlcelsour Newport Beerh, Ca Topl1ceJ0Urcnau1e pie wlt.b Daily Pilot ..,_.1•11t _, bt((ntbe Cllulfied Adi. Allll ll ~~ y Attll: AIA"l\llUM ttlldincpubtie, 10Q btt .,.... .... , to Cell '42-S67t tsl. m £.0.E. Mtr ~ aell, call a friHdlr ______ ..., .-·-. •w =td Ad·Vllor 11 Cl!la1l1td,,. .u.sm Q·rMHMI ttHlftl fl.iLL TIME Ans Sen Mature. responsible adult 'No expcr ne1· Call bl wn 8 & ·I Jlll'~I Mon · Fri , 892·1212 GENERAL OfffCE fullt1mc bookkcf'p1n1:. 10 key, filing l°ompJn) benefits N II R !\ 645·1711 General Office Will lram on word pro cess1ng cqu1pml'nl Should be goocl I) µisl mm 50 WPM <:ungt·nr.11 co·" ork er. lo\l'I) 11ffin·s nr OC Airport 1'11:.1\11111 a\ ail 1mml'd1atcll For 1nterne-. appt u1ll Maril.J..n Ceile) 955 2000 GE~ERAL OfffCE Small manufact uring r1rm needs someunl' v.11h minimum 6 months eKperienc:e to handle bookkeeping. hght l) p mg & telephones Must be personable & ha' e e'( cellent skills s,i5.504;. as!_.!or Traci. GENERAL OFflCE Work 1ng knowl etl~l' AIP. A R, & pa)T11ll H must Computrr input exp helpful Il ea' y phones, htt• secrclan.il resPon front ofht·e JP· pear Loc 111 ~ 11 :<Int opp'ty for ad\•:.rnc·em1•n1 ( 0 n ta(' I J (' n n Ir I' I (714) 955.:llll!O General YOUCAMWIM FIEE TRIPS TO HAWAII &WEBlY $$CASH$$ PRIZES •SECRETARIAi. •CLERICAL •IN OUSTRIAI. WORKADAY, A WEEK. OR THE ENTIRE MOMTHOF SEPTEMIER For VOLT COME IN TOOAY FOR DETAILS YOLT Temporary Strv1ccs 3143Campus Dr . <Across from Oranat County Aifll(lr't) 14M741 E4ual Opp Emply GENERAL OFFICE Newport Beach To --------• s10.1100 ras('1no1t1og '"''' cuaNrdOsW HIRING as Sl'l'relar' 1n th•• .i:lamour "orld 111 1n lernat1onal trJ\l'I .\1· !-.erurity orr1cer pos1 1·urate typm1: mamt.iin lllln!> are no" a'allable fi le' & ll'a rn l 'H1 10 M 1s~1on \'1e10 & So F'Jbuloui. prornollon Laieuna for malur<' ~pot & great ix·nt•fll, n11ndetl md1v1duals :-lo "57 6122 731 7711 prior l'xperience 1 ~ ~ • ' • nl'l'c'>'>Jn ~1ust have IOO' • 1-'rt't' 1U ·\flllht·Jnl "" n µ h.11 n c & t ar 14211 'l'cirba St Tu,lln Open ~1ontla' i"ll·nini:~ By Appointment Onll GEH OF<:/RECErT Nev. port Centl'r 0H1re has 1mmed nµcnm.: for i:eneral nffit•e dcrl.. "11 h 10 ke' b1 tou<'h \'.1m·d dull('; includmit sail'' rt' ports & computer cl.it a entr> <.:nll for .1pp I 644·4460 GIRLAllDAY F t1mr II :l).S ll1•!\pon person " set'rl'tflrlJI skills Salrtr)' op1•n '\ ll orr ICC 540.0457 More families are gettinl( the camping ''hui:" th1~ year If you hav« a raml>('r that'.-. not Rl'I ling used, sell 11 no" with a Cl;1ss1f1ed Ad \'t:tl'ranl" tmng 00214 1'1nkrrton's. 2701-R S ~1ain, SA tto rear of RJd10 Sh.u·k :.tore 1 !"l5i !+020 1-~UJI Oppl) EmplO)t>r HAIR DRESSER Rl•nt Station" "ell known sJlon ~lust ha\l' clrent cle 5-1111311 HARDWARE SALES full or 11 trme Appl~ m per\on Cro "n llarrl" .ire 3H11 E Coasl ll"y .Cd~ _ Henn: HELP AIDE & 11 0 \t EM \KERS F' & p t ime T & C llomem dkers 6.16·1420 HOSTESS i-:xpt>rienced only App I\ m person The Beach llnusi.' 619 Sleepy llolluw l.dnl'. l,aguna llea<'h II 11ll' I SWITCHIOARD OPER. nt>l'ded fur luitury hotel. l.aguna !-\each 491;S313 KIDS-'--'1) SUMMER JOBS. ~ I Earn $30-$60 per week. Trips & Prizes. c.I ... a-c ... t6M6t4. • . Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT/Sunday. Augu1t 23, 1981 ~~.~~ ..... ?!.~ .. ~.!~ ..... ~!.~ .. ~~~ ..... ?!.~ ~.~~~~ ..... ~!.~~ ~~.~.~ ..... ?!.~~ HC9'TIONtST Rcalaunnt Sal ea llOUSF.CU:ANERS To S.S hr. r1r 14$-Sl23 LWMAlf Nurstn• PRODUCTION IHUthhSm ~·ull ·ttme lld phont! Need reapo11s1ble person PwTo, peraonahty Miut t)pe for fut food Amstant PLANNER P'rof. Offlct llood with fltcun.·a. u11e Mar £xptr helpful CHISS & GAMIS UNLTD. Orang" Co aprc11lt> 11mrs stores h11vr 1m med oprn1n115 lor permanrnt full t1mr sales personMI o stu dent or trmporarles En tr> It' el position SA 54}5523, NB64S·S021 Newp0rt Beach Ll1fo Of 10 !cry b1l1Jn11 hkt'll de Wl..WS'S HOUSllCllPH Hskp& & rh1ld r•re. Sun & Mon only La~un11 Bnrh aru 641 8700 tl1y5 I J::\ 11 I 1»7 3983 tv(~ & 11~nd~ ELECTRO·OPTICS. lte. A growing laser ma~Jactunng co located in San Juan Capistrano has imml'dialc openings in the following areas RN's l VN's NA's X·RAY TECH -RESP. TECH IT'S YOUR MOVE Woric wt.... & wht,.. yo.. llllt. Ow....., 11 yow tfthe, beceuat we,.......... tti. fiMtt ,....., In tti. proftMN.. Wt lflyftt y. to Mtch your own hl9' st.de& da to thoM of lttl1 hip quollty COfth oltd .....mg stnlct. Al a VMS MUtM you wfl ~ to odY11tet ywr CtrHr . ..._.cal for on ""' D lritrtwftt & addltlot1ol W. uwtloa. (Jct' nrecb crHhvt, •Ji 11111 12151 )1on1m·h St C11ll Ltonard af\c>r 8pm You wUl perform pro uro,I\ t aol'nt$ who Gardtn GrovP 92641 for 1Pll'I "6-"'4S H 8 duct1on planntna end • • ES schedulJn~ funt'tlOna tn want to maxunlzl' 1n 1710891·442.:5 R TAURANT cludlna lftllnl up d1v1dual potential R~CEPT T\'J>IST Part lime 111ndw1ch & l HIGH COMMISSIONS' t4Swpm min 1 I>tr rouoltr hPlp w;1nted maaterpans,11dcin1or CallWalt,8737300 taphon" for bu•),, .. Call btwn 9 & llAM . der action, performing ~ ~ • o H OUSBEIPU statu1 rt'vlew 11nd ---1n,urtinc•t offll'l' ( .111 7S2 S401 Sule; HOMEMAMAGB full 1·h11r11l' hu~l·keeper m1lned in Jll ph11sts or homt-manai:rmcnt for bus1ne•s l11m1ly 1n Hunt iniiton 11:.rbour Cooking euentlal Salary OPt'n Call R1t<1 846-1476 111\er 6 Cull bl!fort• ~PM 846·0583 ./ DESIQtia ./ r&.AMT MAtWiB ./ ELECTRONIC ASSIMILBS ./ MECHANICAL ASSEMILERS ./ ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS ./MECHANICAL TECHNICIANS ./ 9C INSPECTOR VOLTl'i follow up u requ1rrd to I•-------• P11t. 675 UJO RETAll. auurr on lime •hip R.E. IHVESTMEMT Hecept1on1st THE IROADWA Y ment. P0t1t1on require-Earn whllr you learn Irvine Mft: rmn Iii•) 1m 1 "'GUM ... HILLS minim un 2 years ex JI E R J T A G t: med1atl' nt•t'q nowlntervlew1n11for APICS certtfl1·1tion 1s teach vou cre11t1vc Typina 4~5S wpm C<11l Sain poa1t10n•. l'1T prderred I fin anr1.ng, 1031 Ex S49·446Hor1ntcrv1l'W duya & P'T'nJaht..s chaneea. inveator de Wt 1lsohaveopenln11~ We orrcr a generou~ velopmenl & t'Ounsellng RECEPT /TYPIST ln lhdollowinadcp~ benefita/ackage mclud Ex per coun~tlora re Acttve real est11te uff1n• Gtf'I Wn1p Ina pal hohday~ and celve J0or1 comm. The 16 has optn11111 for a 11tll Housekoopu111 Curtt'r rh1ner~ A d1vtslon O( II nat1onally known investment ftrn1 t·urrentl) 1n1erv1ew1n11 qualified persons in lerealed In the field or ftn11ncial pl11nnmg Com· m101on bas11 1ncom.- llm1tt!d onl)' to 11blllty We train Call our Santa Anu orrtce 17141972 2712 between lll1nl 4pm be&1nninii ~londa>. Ault 2llh _ Housekeeper & l'h1ldcarl', livt·ln , 9•yr old son Per( for student or jnindm11 N B 759-9219 ./ STOCKROOM CL!RK ./ACCOUNTING CLERK MEDICAL SERVICES Christmas week &hut an unusual opiity for groomtd person11ble tn Recell'lnl down PleaJe apply in naht penion Conftden d1v1dual Must bt "" Appl) 1n person 10 12 person Monday throu11h llal inteniew Call pt'r1enced 11•1th t)p1n11 noon Mon·f'notb) 11pp1 Wednesday 9 llAM or Vlnce~.5880 sk1lb 4s.60w~m Rt11l 586-1901 1·3PM or send rnume estate eA~rn:nrr dr Sun 01ego Fr11-y at El SALES H OUSBHPEI/ IAIYsma Or9M)t CCH11tty Airport A,... (only rraume' \4 tlh --~trable C:alJ Suran Toro Rd Npt Rrh f11m1l> want6 kind & dun lady to h\e 1n •s housekeeper & as s11tan1 in t·are u( 2 > r old ¥•rl Must haH tor.ii ref s S.ilat ~ rnm mensuratr w expl'r .~!!!_1S9·9'!6J HOL'SEKJ::Er ER Live In 5 day~ r.111 64S.S960 or 67 J.42.S6 Ex cellent benefits package- Competitive wages- For more information. contact Mwgo,..t Fr-. 71 4.49 ).6624 LAAKMAMN ELECTRo.of'TICS, IMC. 33052 Calle Aviador. 714--760-5411 ~111.Arto 714-7Jl-5411 salary h11tor) will bl' REAL l:STA TE 631-0213 E~u11l Op,pt') Emplo~er Carpet and draper> sales person with in tenor des1i:n b;ick ground 642 2210 considered 1 SALES E~ I lll't111I EMERSON ~~i:Jl~D~[,;:i~~ .iiid[ "'J!Qf L. .. •01'Cma cmv l•--------1 Nuriung ELECTRIC CO JOY Join1no a lirm 111ll\e 't-1 For a talented R .t:: Mechanic R.H.· LV.H. • in luxur) res1den11 .. 1 RECf'T/TY,.,ST )uu l'an ·~use nits µroless1onal "' " lEFRIGERATIOH 3 lo 4 days 3to11 30 pm lndustnal areas such as B•i Ca SA Legal flrm \'ariel) JOEL'S strong interest in people MECHAMIC/ Sml prlv ronv h<>1p Im Controls D1v1s1un nyon • Sp}ilhs 11 111 of act• v1t1es J .H·k a• Leiid1ng Womens Junior de' elopement. a take EHGIHESUMG maculate Gd staUmg 33005 Standard St lrv1nt! Terr11rt L1nd11 9»·91161 Apparel t'hain is seekin,.: charge ab1lJty, who can Presllgtuus hotel has 1m 20362 Santa Ana Ave Santi Anr. CA 927oz Isle. etc Rental Office Per~on for person 111tfh the full~" work well both indepen· HYGIENIST Expandl'd du11eb. S22S per day, 2days Ne11 port Center San Juan Capistrano. CA 92675 E 0.E M,F,H med rullumeoppt.' for Santa Ana He ights eq,ua opptfrr h If you are presently 1H.' 100 unit apts t'oi.td ing quill icillion-. or denlly & rollaborati,·e •·9-1 empoyerm t I t t I '.le•a Show &rt'nt apt• sales & hS1itant H hi I d full" nuallfied & ex· .,.~...,., '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ti 1ve In ru es a e sa e~ ·' o ~ .E ly 1g > ta ente '., d h n.< t light bkkt1P < man1aement n h II , "l'r·d relr11•erat1on Nurslna o vou ave 1mm .. -..111 e r,. " f h c a enging position o · .. " P•t1me.7days.2hrs.da1 •· I d t duy• week Stl5tl \I•' lhus1ast1c, 11s ion h mtch Successful run Director of Nurs1n". "' un 1m1te Jccess o g • " • ,. •• fers carl'(.'r growt op-" ly Am delivery Lr\ h d f Ltvl' off rcemlS'" t'i.ill oriente, •. mature "' ~IC· d (!1date will have mlu 3 R N with su•"'rv1sory ' l e prh1 ent o ) our 907 d '" -perlenr.... portun1t1e& + in epen. "" Times 1100 per wt•ek h h .. ti 642 4 10 4 "" h ) rs applicable ex per exper Must be able to j.a una Beach. 494.8400 com pan). or IS t• 111 rn _ w '1S · We know you h&ve greilt dence Get in on t e lmmed openingi.. p tlmt' work La..i D<'h Laborers needed, com. MAIHT. nA.IHUf'/T This 18 11n outs1and1n11 org11n1ze. plan & de· 11way In an l\Or) tower RESTAURANT quahficauon~. 110 wh> ground floor of this mcrc111I Jobs. S4 pr hr Lt ma1ntrnan1·,. r•• U""t)' for 11rowth s1tua legatt'. Contact Ad f'/TIME--..1 ... GS removedfromtht'sccne d t dynamic growth Co ' .... K;Y51""1 " () 1 f;I Roberto no11 h1rinit nqt JU8t come own o Apply comer of neur & pairs & l(t'llt'flil 1•1runu11 t1on With progressil·ero. mln1strator. Newport c~ ur president IS .i1·a1 a r T day & t'\ 1•n1n11 our store 1n the M111s1on located Ill the beach in Telephone s11les l'p to $6 hr 49i 41118 afll'r 11!.m MacArthur,Costa~h-sa in pharm11c.-1111rnl t'•• Wt• offer ex<.'ell l'O Con val Ce nter YouthC..ntn ble Do you net'd udd1 t'UUlltcr personnl'I In Viejo Mall & sho" u~ So Orange Co Ask fo!Kel'in _ 1 Spm, Mo11 , Wt'il & t.l<'11t'fltli including a free 646-77L___ Adults with outstanding tionol training tr> help lrrl'aev.s IOA!\1 ui <!P\l, what ~·ougot ' Spet'1almng 1n bt:H·h Li\ ll TECH TRAl~Ef.. Fri $3 7S hr ('1111 ~1111 ml'11I per shift Appl) 1n N <1ltractive personalities you int'rt>asl' vour t•arn Monday thru fridJ} 495 2Sl'.l oriented investment pro IMSUliHCE Large insurance eo ha~ the following full t1m1• Po6il1-0n~ 11\111ltthlt p T Re:spon for d> H42i51l l'\I Ill. \1 r J)t'rson9AM ·Noon ,Mon urs1ng who enjoy working with ings' Ask lur ~lar1a 43 R"t"1ISales prrties lnd11'1dual tll•1rnu11, & nnlmol t'llfl.' 9 11 JOan1 ~'r1 Persoontl RM-lVH c~ Exper1enred or 1ncx F h . u " u should ha\•e a high le\t'I r R&O RRIOTT HOTR 3 11 & 11·7 relief C'onv lO·lS year old youth• perient'ed you mu) V. l'll as .•on laland, :'\ u MAY CO. of eneru. 1mag1nallon. in pharmal't!Ulac, 11 l •• MANAGER/CLERK MA , hospt with excell. re· Evenings S-9 p.m Call 11rof1t from uur l'Olor Restaurant 1n111at1ve & enthusiasm fal'lhty I 5p.m .\ion ,r1 II "llm nrk Girt" • 900Nc11portl:enll'rDr t B h 642 4321 eict 343 F I TV H'FI S3 ;~hr Call D111nt• ,u " ~ ~ewport~atih,92660 puta 1011 eac area ' ildeotapeh~tlng&sall's o 10111ng po~1t1 011~ ' .. to r{'c ru1t train 642 iSI t ext 22 . .\1 f l osmetlcs_ f:"P prl J::qual Op11 Emplyr M F Free mJr medical. den-between 2 pm and S tra1n1ng pru"ram "h1rh avail at Gallo~ lt:ahan MAJOR mot1' ate & m11111111e l tcorda Citric Will be l1hni:-& ~ort1ng 1nsuranre re<:Of'd) 'ome phys1<'JI 11ork 1nrnil ed ~hut like detilll 11 ork W11l 1rain f'ollcy Antmbler Will Qu11ht) Control in surance Pol•Cll'S & a~ semble for ma1hng to agents & 1nsurl'd \I ust eruo> dt'l111l 11-ork Tramcriber 'I yp1n11 of7tlllpm nl•cdctl 1n this full time pos1t1on Wiii transrr1bt• 1n suram·c 1nformat1nn olf rassettc SuretyClri Will bt' ty111ni: bond\ handhn1: hr111') 1>hunt•\ & h111 <' gen oil dut1e~ Tyµin~ of 1~11pm rl' qu1retl In th1!'1 p!hlt1on E\lellent i:n t)(lnd1ti. Life. Mcd1 l·al ()entol & Profit Sharing A11PI> in person .. \1on thru Fri IOA.\1 to2P;.1 SAFECO INSURANCE CO. 17570 Brookhur t Fountain \'alle\ 9627111 EOE .\I F -JANITORIAL, mornings. no Sundays, J0.3.S hrs per wk Retired person pre I'd Call 847 0022, ask for Larrt.Q!' JudL JAHtTOR Raleigh Hills llospital 1n Newport Beal·h has an immed opening for a Janitor. Day shirt Ex l.'ell fringe benel1ts package For 1nterv1ew. r ail Joshua Wh1~key. 714-64S.S707. EOE M F Key Punch DATAEHTRY OP'ERATOR Irvine based restaurant chain has an opportunity a1 a1lable for an 18:\1 3741 Data Entr> Operator I )r un the IBM 3741 1s required Small <3> ~1rl data entn team Pos111on 1s for lull. time day shin "1th at trat'hve 11orking cond1· lions & an ext'ellent benefits packaiie Salary will be com mensu ratr 11 1th ex perience Appl> 1n person Mon· Fri, 8am Spm at THE JOLLY ROGER INC 17042 Gillette Ave . In ---'-'' i:.,::.14)S46-0331 KEYPUMCH Insurance agenry needs Dala Entry Processor Startin& salary com me11surate with exper Pd. company benefits Call· Pauline. 963-0941 !llll'.lllm ft'rred~O.iJ73 tat & hfe Top salary p.m.AskforAncir!_a 11ie ll'el 1s 1he lintst Deli 3900 F. CoJ\l AP'f'UAMCES \1ustha,e2yrsexper I \I anager olf1l'l' work _Flex hrs 642-8044 a\ a1lable lllgh11 a> t"urona did •--kin a for a C'areer' or brokers lit & eager L EC "L SECRET ' H v \led1c-al Pubhc Relauons f \1 92625 67S 74~ l.;<1U • T R "\ I ~ E E R" E' t'Ounter help for lood Ch a ro pr Ht ic i\ss t OlDER DESK I We are not a ranl·h1sc . ar We are seekuig perm a to work for a large p1ere 1 • I ser\'lre Seasonable R • 8 Desire a person with ef. branch or subs1d1an AuistantManogtr nent fume sale&people 0 f p 1 e 1 liS ; s ' CEPTIONIST ln1ne 16 ~lo> HB area (.'1111 enptio~•sl ooduut rective communication COMMUNITY Justhe11dquarters Full 11me111threC'ente11 In the Orange Co area "' o 11 n er~ h 1 p Redhill & \larArthur 544-5378or96G-9613 bus~ OHi< ~ G ap k 11 •~ r 11 h h RESOURCES We ha1 e openings for u I per 1 en re 1 n r o IJ d Pre\ 10u 6 expemnn~ 111 poss 1b111 t 1 es ..\II 60WPM . l(ood grammar ------pcar.ince, health) en s 1 s "' 0 ow t roug le11 h1ghl~ mot11 ated ben ires Pref l>eh & bro11 n & 11hite goods or responses ronf1dent1JI saoo mo lo start thusiasur knoll ledge of abthly seektnl g perma· COORDINATOR persons 1100 hall' J de <.:atenn11 \lwt bl' Jble hi f1 ule& ~rel bu t Ill' Send resume to 011n"r 979 9610 ~tanagement 1n~ b1lhng peg board n en t em P oy men I $6.27 . $7.79/ •iro 10 be mor~ cut k d 1 d I S H s 603 -THE DESSERTS computer very helpful ..., Hour cess lut For an in "" ti'''.. h d Lo' 'no•e!.es .. 90012 LEGA.L SECRETARY Great rareer potential l•--------i o,...rJ c,..., a growt or1ente "" •" ..,, ~ <•().6300 • < , , to eep re< or ~ o J I > I 11 111 train • Int oppt) in 121 o ope t : Si\ law hrm Relaxl'd at NEVER ENO CJll 631 SG64 PARTS Huntington Beach L'nion ~el~h··~;e :~r~~~~rtd: Salad & Sandwich 11ronmt'nt , ________ _ mosphere 2 to 3 )rs p I ... MEDIC .. L .. SSIST. PERSO.._. Hlgh School D1str1rt has founder, call Wesle) ~ F II P mailer. ,. J II rollt>t'I for in Sales defense expr JJck1e as a seasoned pro A A ,.... an 1mml'diate opening Ta)lor u & art·llme ~erview (th is number CULLIGAN OF !IS3·9063 fesstonal at Denni~ Goldtn We51 College for a Comm unit) W le H TavlorC Outtf'Store SAN CLEMENTE --------•I Restaurants Our ~'ull H B Exper'd, lo assist Experienced parts Resources Coordinator H R~ALTd'Rs o. I SaltsPenonnel on))' 1 s Io ok 1 n ~ for u L Career )lenu for \s~1' hDoct1orh Nurse In st~1dent person needed 1m· to rer ru11. organize 2111 sanJoaqumllill~ F'arl time Mu.~t ha1·c a A 12F~ ll32 1 0. 4 0 874 1 salesprnon 111th 1:x •qalSecretary tant ;.Jdnuj!t'r~ ofl1n5 cat l'enter. "on mediately for u marine train and superv11e rar Salary plus 1·om n .qua PP per1t'nt·e ind1rertselhng Real Estpte. Corporate i·ou the "orks Get start Thur 4 8. 30pm Re. fac1'llty in Costa Mesu volunteor aide< Other :'llewport Beach mission For lurth~r in EmplO) r d & l1t1aat1on 11pen1n"~ · t 1 ll C 1 " • 644-491 O 11 or have hel pos1twn~ ~1111 {' .1·r lei:al exp;• ed 111th the bt'st on·the ques app IC'li on. oas Must have attended the duties will include the -formation ~ontal'l t•nr1 RETAIL ASSIST. that reqwre meeting & 1ob trainmg in lht' in· Comm unit)' Colleges. Detroit Diesel Allison planning. development 1--------· or Tuulll 6i5 741~1 )lorn )tature night 11kend a~ relating to the publir 'lofeetoapphl'ant du~lrv Sa1or lknn1':. 1370 Adams ;\\e . C M Srhool and have ex and<'ontrololcommun1 RECB'TIOHIST ings,6419399 sist n~ededtosuper11se WeoUer MoryHlclde success as Amenc·J 5. =I SS6 5947 & submit before t e n s 1 v e p a r t s t~· relations and l'Olun SECRET A.RY Re)taurant sales staff Ret;i1l exp 11 I Guaranteed income A<jfttCy family restaurant \'ha in ifo ~eµt 2 nd ;.i f 11 knowledge teer pro&rams for a high Rapidl) expanding In A5s1stant ;.1ana1:er pref Apply 1n person during tram1ng Speriahtanl( in school \'e5tment Real 1-:s1ate Your future 1s 11 hat mu Pier 1 27l0 Harbor Bl1·d •2 Bonus, comm1ss1on Legal Person nel Then. sampll' rhe 1n11re MEDICAL ASST We offer a compe11t1ve Brok Hal(e Com pan) make 11 ~takl' 11 bt'ttl'r c ;.1 113 \'acauon with pa~ l97ti2 ~lacArthur Blvd · d1ents that go into )our Front back offlre rull s a I a r y a n d e Know ledge a nrl ex seeking sharp well or 11 llh a rareer JI The 14 Hosp1tahzauon Irvine 640·2920 career SUCl'l'5io hke a or Pllrt time Ex medical dental In· periencf' with pubhc In ganiad. front ofl' Gnndl'rGourmetl'offee --------• insurance leading salary and per1enct de ired surance package Apply formation le<'hniques. person Rt!sp inrlude Shoppes \lu1 r op Hetail :5 Completetra1ning Live In Housekeeper share expenses. 25 26 ''ears old S da\ 14 tek ~0·9016 or 754 0069 let ring CaJ.1!!!.wn I 6 benefits package, that 847·600-I 1n person at 123S4 news d1stnbutors. aod pror attention lo de portuo1t1es w..-promotl' Offlc•Cltrit 111thfartoryfol1011up inrludes complete in \I ed ira 1 front of li ce Lakeland Road m Santa na1lable community re mandmg telephone traf from w1thm Will train Stock •6 Proterted local sur&Ol'e ro,eral(e. proltt Part lime T)pinu & in l!!!!!f'!!!!e!!!!S!p!!!!rin!!!!!!p!!ll!!!!ll!!!!ll!!!!ll!!!!!!!I sources and ser11ces is fie & moderate typing Ca I I (or a PP t M~~Mck•r temtor> MalnttftClnCe Man <.eneral mech1101<·JI knowled11e. expenenre in electrn:al & plumbin11 helpful f\ppl) to Larr} Surf & Sand Hotel. Ll!,guna Bea chi.. ~111.~77 sharing, liberal meTlt In· " required EUert1ve wnt •0 sow PM> F 1 213 693 3749 M"''' · Iii Quahfle<l leads rreases. extended uca ~nc1L_847·1UO ten and oral com <• or app . -- lion plans. and ''lrtually E ~ T Medical omce 1 Part·Ume sales Exper mun1callons skills are call Lea AnnBSl-3030 L~ Ir you 11ould l.tke lo help unllm11l'd ad\·ancement em p Io ye e II ad I e > Ladies specially shop essential MARCUS & REST A lJRA.'\'T W omeu A.cuu. Fashion Island. 1 day MIWCH&• rail opportumt~ System Typ1ng, some some eves Flex hrs Ar DrtHft 830 3031or492·3213 assisting Write lo Ad Call Mimi 759-99SI Apphcallons 11111 be ac COOK TR.A.IHUS ChHdr-...'1 no 11 & Jo 1 n th l' f'or a management career of quaht~ sub. stance and that spec1dl flavor <'all Denn} s ~londa> throu~h Fr1di1). 9r\:\t 4p;.1 #701 Dail) P1lot. PO cepted unlll Au11ust 31 lECB'TIOHIST 9842AdamsStreet Spo~Goods 'Cull.tgan"team· EEO Bo>. 1S60, C06ta \lesa, Part·llme Sales Lady Apply at Room 131 or p time. 9 lpm & l 5pm near Brookhurst • ·~.., Ca 92626 ~ wanted for retail store tn call Hunllngton Be;irh LlMM ~hmtenance Person for 1\p11r1ment complex . must han· J.~ year~ ex perience 1n paint 1n11 plumbing, hght carpen- try & electmal S6 per hr S48·9S56_ \IEDICAL Receptionist Laguna Beach Ex· ~hr 642'0377 •., Stodcl-...r Offu:e ;.1gr c0618 .\1esa rienced 497·~9 RECB'TIOHIST w AITE:RS We ha,·e full 11nd p11rt SAW ~o prenous ex per nee p BX 0 p ER AT 0 R E1tcuti•e Suit• W AITltESSES time open1ng6 in the COMMERCIAL R.£. Will train l11 lingual Telephone Ans Serv A1trac11~e real estatr COOl(TR.A.IMEES abO\I.' depts for T1red orselhnghousesi 21 l-864-995 I pref'd 9 thru 5. Mon Day & graveyard shift development office near • qualified people E~cell days a 11eek' We need thru Fri 631 27'!1 Will tram Call. 542·6747 Orange Co Airport Ex CASHIERS t'O benefit~ which in· one licensee to lrarn the MAIMnHAHCE ELECTRICIAN Den~'S PBX l' e 11 en t t >' µ 1 n g & 239S2Al'enida c I u de d 1 ~ r 0 u n 1 skills to manage. broker MEDICAL.ASST RECEPTIONIST telephone answering delaCarlota priv1leg1·s.med1cal den commemal real estate EqualOp unity Part lime, Costa ~esa NEEDED N•uHaD skills Health in nearEIToroRo8d lal.llfe1m .proftt shar lnrome from mgmt Employer M F Podiatry om~e 548 7779 102s1 Yorktown Avenue sure nee 752.5181 Laguna Hills mg & pension plan app while you learn Su~r Mm s yrs ex per as ~M!!! .. !!!!u!!!!u!!!!F!!!! .. !!!!C!!TU!!!!!!R!!!!l!H!IG-1 MEDICAL COURIER IVICKI HESTON I Hunt~f~each. Rpeh~e:i~~~y.sp\nTg:~~~~ng!· WA.las I\· in ~~~~EMMEY ~=~r1~t~~~~~~~u~ad~~· Journeyman Electri A" A Must have 0 11 n &ASSOCIATF..5 (714)964·3339 WAJTIESSES 24Fash1onlsland.NB tal plan Contact Ken. c1Jn ~l ust ha\e EMGIHHR tranaportatlon & be Irvine 833 l5S• COOK ..... 'uEES EOE MF' 675-6700 I. b k d Man u r a ct u r Ing familiar With Calif Specialists in M~rg_uer~. ,_,... "'!!!!!!11!!!!!!1!!!!!11!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!11!!!!!!1 genera 1st ac groun . • Temp0rary Clerical equal opportunity CASHIERS "! r u n c 0 n d u 1 t , Engineer needed In freeway system .. ton Personnel employer m fth lECB'TIOHIST troubleshoot. rep"1r dustrial engineering Fri 9 Spm 768-SSOO l~~~~~iii~~~~I 7311 Edinger 0 .:....:..:..L • ·-540-0400 Full and part lime !>06• nearGothard Plant equipment 1n degree with experience •1 f' T Cali( ·1 bl oc · · " useneer t8004 Skypark Blvd. lions ava1 a e nr Huntington Beach st~llallon or pl;int elec at proJert level & DL. Good rec CM area Suile235 Irvine QUAUTY Ai rport looking for RETAIL lrical equipment & knowledge or foundry Call Karen 9·1pm ASSURAHCE sharp 1nd1Y1duals With machinery Blueprint techniques S28,000 + 714·~·0460 _ SIOOO P'Bl WEB M ........ ~... professional attitude reading a must Please rail Bentle) o w Co · look'1ng "'"""-d M t :'II arm co oflers a com-·.:.:~"'-'-!<==:.:___ MMGMMT f'OSITIOM ur ne 15 Mlg co In electrical an appearence • Ub pet•lH e starung salar) _Hayes . ~9820. Fabric chain. C M & for ambitious people component! needs top be • b I e lo answer MARKETING h XI t. whowantlotumpfllme nightexper'd.QAM&r 3 medium to heavy & ~omprehens1,·e Ana eim nt opp Y hours into GOLD ! phones No 1yp1ng "A f k Geri a.6 "'"' yrs. m 1n exp with .,.,ne •ts pac age "" '"""""·""""----Ground nooropp'ly Call necessary SS per hr For im mediate con MANAGE-'tod l --'ed All types merhan1caJ bck1md as " e s n~ for details. 8S1·9195 a QA su-rvisor or QA Call 7S2·'*9 s1dera11on please call M e n . W o m e n & ,,.. Jackie Bickel. ~1144. MENJ Children No exp nee f'EST CONTROl Mgr. Mission Viejo area RECEPT/SEC'Y ext 224 548·7762 TECHMICAM Excell benel1ts. 1rowth Brtghl sell moc.1vated In· HARMCO Leading local pest con-potentlal Sampling pro· dlvldual who hkes work· Mcrteriats. l1tc. TRAINEE MODELS/ESCORTS trol Co needs Route cedures. mtthanicil in Ing 11•11h people & has ••• WAITBtS WAITUSSES 28502 Marguerite Pkw) near Avery Pkw} M1111on VieJO ••• No experience 1s necessary' Please appl~ at the location most con. venient for you between the hoursof2·4pm I' art time rlerk1 STOPM'GO MA.RICfTS 4555 CocntHwy •• Htwporl hoch SAILBOAT TopDollars9SJ.097l Technician for steady spectlon . micro · front olflce & light A Subs1d1ary or i t M t '--bl Celanese Corp Mother's Helper to watch job. Entry· level posl· nspec ton. us ""a e secretarial experience BOB'S BIG BOY 600 w Victoria St 10 yr old boy, run er· lion We train. no ex· lo analyie /roblema & for R .E. Development 1s an equal oppty ~tAl!llTENA.'iCE Boat cleaning, M F F T P T mcl wknds No ex per nee 2633 W Coast llw_y, N B 64S·!.!00 Sales Costa Mesa. Ca92627 $1200/MO. rands, keep house. lite perience necessary Call recommen solutions Co nr O C AlrPort Ex emplyr mlf cookmg.Hrs3PM7PM. Tim: 979-6021 Tues . Reellab1lity trend cellent salary &l~!!!!!!f!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!! EOE M f' S4.2S pr hr Call aft 6Pl\1, 9·12. analysis exper is 1mpor· benefits Please send re· •IRIDAL SHOf'• Part & full lime. will train Pref exp in retail Just moved into town ·• clothing sales.CM Then get acquainted ~.9333 546·1821 The 9111u1 Marketplace on the Orqt Colt! To ST RT J 'f 7•"913S l a n t. 0 n l y l h o s e t c t 11 A enn1 er .,,,. Phone """'Pie, No sales. sume o on ro er, r-qualified please call . po o c 19c~c I N E E D E D A Distribute doorhangers M r 5 . pi er, c k a l · ox .....,, rv DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS Y °" Cot1 St11 It F 11\d II. T rode II W1lh o Won! Ad • 35 OPENINGS •HIGH PROMO POTENTIAL • NEEDTRANSP •YOUNG PEOPLE PREF' ( 714 )848-5862 Placing your Classified [ 842 5878 ] ad b so simple Just • give us a call on the phone and we'll help you word your ad for rut re· 1ult1. 642-5678 mechanlcally inclined in aftnoon &tor work 714.ss1•3QHor an appt 927l3 seniorc1llzentodohght phonesinpm.S4thr+S4 Recept1on1St &·JO lo work from 11AM·3PM. S per app'l + bonus. Call 2PM Typing & good dyswk Wonderful work MlkeAfl5pm:~H941 --------•I business manner req in~ conditions! Please •HOTO L .. 1 R E A L E S T A T E Call1 7S2·0322. In Irv me call 64S·1773 r "' AGENTS Need ex per lunch cook Printina. misc. duties. ATTENTION ! Lite I un ch Hours will train. f /T, imm Protes11onalorticeoffer· 7 30·3:30 Nit'e environ· opening. Mature person. 1n1 hi&h commission ment Good Pay exp'd on Nord Printer split to top caliber pref S4 151hr start Non· agents. Rob POWTie 1304 494·~. smoker. Apply in person f'or youth sheller, Photograph1cs. 3303 USE THE DAILY PILOT "FAST RESULT" SIRVIC! with ~he Classif.ied Ads. ilave-;omething you They re the ea:siest way want to sell' Clus1fied to find just the items and ads do It well ca 11 services you need! NOW , 642·S678 REST AUIAMT MAMJ.Ci.IMINT Sales Health le Beaut~· Dissatisfied? 10 months ago I 11·as a food checker In a supermarket :'\ow r make S7ro> per month & drl\'e a !;p,·11le Jerr'\ SS8·337..=.S ____ _ SALES HELP Fabric store. retail. e" ...P!L.Pf e ( 6:!6-4040 SALESLADY For exclusive rhildrens bout 1q ue. South Coast Plaza Le Magasin S:.19-8585 Sales Mgmt ........... My Needed for gro11-1ng Health Ile Beauty com· pany Earn as much as SSOOA WEB Excellent career or sup· plement Mr Dallas SSS:,!375 ____ _ Sales Nat'I Sales Mgr KEYPUNCH OftlaATOR Sw1ns shift 1vail (2 30PM to 10 30PM, S100 per month shlf\ d1r ferenhal. Min or l yr uper. key to dl1c with 10.000 strokrs per hr production esaent la! Knowledge or Un1\•ac Cade hel pful. but will train expet'd operator Excell. co. benefits PlusecaU Daily Pilat .. ·· .. · .... ······ .... ~ . . M'ttlt~bor 1oam-l :30pm, Onslte @ 548·0681 Harbor Blvd. Unit E-S. MURS•YSAW CommercePart.C.M. SEA COVE Loolctni '°"personable. ftHOTOLAI p11opE11TIES neat. energe11c peraon Printing & misc lab " " DIRICTORY For Result Service Call We ire looking for selected 111d.ividu1l5 to fill our current needs throughout Southern C1hforn1a We oHer a compensation procram commensurate 11i1th your experience + benefits hard to milch MANAGllS Senior person with pro ven ~perlence calling on the computer m· dustry at OEM level Must ti. knowledgeable of the peripheral or disk media market Reap0n11ble for entire seles & marketina func- tion Sm1ll. grow1na company ln Orange County 963-~ SRW Com puler Components Co .. Inc. Lynn Sunsfleld (7141844·~ Ext 7~or7153 620 Hewpcl!t t.nler Dr Newport Stach. 92t60 E-qu•I Opp Emplyr SELL idle ltttnl wit.ti I : Field Sales Supervisor L1m1ted openmes a\ 111h1blc in the Orenae <.:011st area. lor self motivated. carter oriented 1ndi1·1dual who can work with f1el(! Sales Pi'Ople Tr11in, mot1v11tf' and !(Pl result~. Station waaon or \'an neccu11ry. Exccpllonul t1amlngs, plus job rel1trd benefits avail11ble tor the rl1ht pt'Oplt. II you can produce results, not JU~I l11llr ~~ii lt W!: 980·0694 (nr m rv!~~: .. ! .. ,9,r .~.~ ~!llP~· ~c .. t :m w.ifa~reet Costa Mesa , CA Equal Opportun,lty Employer Dally PUot Ctaulfitd • ••••••.••.•.•.••••••••••••• , .•••••••••••••• • ,Ad. ableto&rowwithawell dutlea Will train. 114·631-6990 establlshedco.Mln. lyr f flime permanent ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WantAcb Call6(2·$678 retell nurwryaellln1 ex Mature person pre-.:.:....::.::.:..;=<--.:::~== 642·5'71 per req'd F /tlme. ftrred . Start $4.25/hr. I •1 p•1 StartlnpalarySl.OOOto Non1moker. Apply II J I Sl.400 per mo. Pd I0.3pm at Onsite Photo- holidaya ft vacallona araphlc. 3303 Harbor : Ho1pitaliutlon Ina . Blvd, Unit E-5 of Com· ................... avail p rnme poeltlons merce Park, CM PART JIM[ EYBlfCS alto avail. Interview by PlctUN! frame ahop seeks Wt art presently •Hklng adults wllh ap~t . only. Call : c1pablepel'IOOtou1iat pltuant peraonalltlu who would bt 846-441, Moo.thru Frt. 111 all phNet ot produc· lnterated in workln1 ln Sal•' Promotion LLOYD'S NURSERY lion wortt. Exper. pre· with Dally Pilot Carrlert lO to 15 ytart old. Cerrtd. 5$\522 Unllmlttd eam1n1• available to right ptl'IOI\ NUUISAIOIS ftolcec.dlt I Hta· s:IOPM to 8:10PM. Monday tbru EXPBRJENCED City o1 Founta.ln Valley FridQ. Some Saturday avallablUty. For S-11, 11-1. Coov. boeE. 20hraaftlll.1'2.49br.lo apDOf~~.tnl, ull. 842-4331, ull for Btn S.aeh •ru f'rH m r. IUO. UllOO Slader Ave. WllJia .... medJcal. dtfttaJ • U 1. Fountaill Valley. tr70I OnJ ~Uvt 1tUtiid1. 114.. - . ORANGE COAST OAILY PILOT • :, '30W,t.AYJT'.J.~CotTA_!llA,~~nut : , M "OUAL w~\MhY ~ 1 • ,• ·•••····•••••·······••··••···•···•····•·• s1 •.ooo.szo.ooom. Pill\ quarterly performance' bonuaea bued on sales and full company J)a1d benef1ta ASSISTANT MA~as I l,000 SIS,000/yttr F\111 rompany pa'd benctllt and opportunity for advancement to Rost.urant Man•aer Fw l-4ftft Cf'Ml•s•tw APPLY IH PIUON n.n.y, ...... Z7ftt .... .. 2'4' ........ c .. ..... l2 Modi So. oi 40I FNy.J SAMIO'S llSTAU~ INC. M/F Sele1women Mtn ntl FellA TID HOUP la hlrtna professional re· tall ultspeople. C111l peraonnel for 1 11reat op portunity wlth our arow Ina company (21 )t721-5 I 00 !Call Mon-Fri. f.Sl Cadilllct t.oGoarta Wh1ttvtr I.he fld Roll 'tm olf \bt marktt Wllllt C\aulfied Ad Call o.I - ---. . . -. Orange Coast DAILY PtLOTJSondoy .. August 23. 1981 DI Sell it all and put in your pocket! DAY WEEK 8Days 3 Lines 8 Dollars Special flat rate for non-commercial users offering merchan- dise priced in the ad for $800 or less . Cost is the same for 8 days or one. Minimum three lines. Extra lines just $2.60 for 8 days. For an EXTRA day, call today 642·5678 n... new Dally Piiot 8·Doy Week it's a Classified PLUS ~~~ ..... !!~~:~.~~ ..... !!.~~ .. -!!.~~ ..... ?!~~ ~~-~~ ..... !L~ ~~~~ ..... !!.~~·~~~ ....... !?.'.~ ~~! ............. !?.~~f~!'!'!~ ............... ~~-~~ Sec'y TEUPHOHE Lake new Gaffel'l! Saller LllASA Al'SO l'UPS 1'11·1·,. Mapll' .Hcdroom SALESP•:RSON m:edc1t SECRETARY l•-------•I EXEC SICRITARY SUIVEYS gas counter top ~tove 3 ret; fo', !I wk1>. udorJ !-.1·1 . 111e.a1 rnnd s~o for nev. t•lul!ttl'n Hlorl• l'h· , f I f Secretanal lh lh ov en S 2 S 0 I or l ble, S200 ca 556 7271 ~) b!llh Ex per p 1101 Pl'lll ... am<' 0 a 1 i·lime Xlnl opply WI itrow From home or office Whirlpool dshwshr S79 N .. F' 1 k· Goh! 1·11uch -1 lllJtduu.: . • c . l' ->l'l'reto1r1al opening SECRETARIES oriented company for Salary + bonus Start Mis<.' 646-4281 eeu em.i e !'1.>1' "JJOI' ih.111 .irt'at •'(mil StllO ~\at~hcs t';.'2 ~·71~! t~~ ~·l .s-19 91120 bright, fnendly perSso•1" _.!!!!m_~. Call· 0.1131 REFRIGERATOR or PoOOh-' to lin•i'(I "" ~ i•v. rl hi l1t·d S 11111 . , St<1 rrt.ir• for te"al w 60 wpm. some . K 1 '·k rnult· coc-kupoo .,lull .. L h·'b d Square.( l\I 1·uuns I', .. I prev exper Good Ti.yTotC•oct evmator,u enii"' 92r "11"l'r u 1 + qucen e rnmmerl'iJ Give your valuable sup-St50 6314752 675 ·• c·ha1r ~1 :'l:c·"' cln•"1·r SALESPBSOH llt11:Jtwn exp .. rien<'t> h benefits Nonsmokmg ~ ---AK<.: Salk\' rt·rracr!I i ~I ~ ni.:ht ,1,11111 swo Part 11mt for plunt S1 5011 Call Bentlt')' !:f~~~traept~lanyag~~~~:~ orht'e Rusty Pelican, 1sneeded forllie Cityol Kenm~rewasher dr}er, 9wks.sh.tl4:..$..'l(MI lii:l~14'• stort' 64Snr.!I06 JIJ\e!>&Assoc 549~0 ".Inc ~9-9322 I rvine, Mon-Fri. Pr S225 frig1dJ1r~ 98956ltl 5411.il'XI . • c o m P a n Y A t -35-4<>/bn _ --.....1. bl Refng 19 c·u ft S225 ,\It . :1 pc hclrm !>l!l, llok S<.'llOOLll'IU:1 Alt) ~·l'.r~~~ry • WESTERN .DIGITAL SEC'Y/RECEPT lO/wk~ Y::-wt11 ~lntcondG44lU7 ht>i· tu lll\IO I! hu1111 1, d1.1141·r drl'\,1•1 & In llll' 1•x1wr pn·I SF.( ~ OFC MGR for C: 0 R P 0 R AT I 0 N 'l> Bus) NB architectural be hired 00 a rontnc-EL. s.--.. M h. .adorabl" plllJl'll'"· HI v.k\ houl.'hl•hl·~. $2$11ur14111 / ~ rn~ ~ .. n Clemente publisher modern nev. head firm needs sharp lady . ....o .. -...., OC . old ll'J.4 oos.t st•lh 1•1i !IS.'> 1275<l.i~' k Se.imslre~~ l!' of national av1a11on & quarters offares an v. good skalll> (man turalbast1.FOf'1of~a· $260 4952537 m•toYou 8045 1.J t i Ho> r1•1·l1n1n.: peraenced Tov~lllJr) & Jn1m ,d magazine lntne, you'll enJOY II 6Swpm accurately, no ~n ~ontadCommunaty G.E SIS refr1i: $400. GE ••••••••••••••••••••••• '"'"''I ro1kl·rSl:lil 1\101! beneflll> ra1ta:.on Siu I Prov1llt' all-around sup \'artety or 1nterestang as S H 1 w 1rr1 end I y rvic_es 154..:36:11__ Washer & ga, dryer M ult 1 <'ulor1·d k1tt1·n11 !>Ill' 111nl'r .. 0 11 ..... lt'rbc<l Design sn211!0 port for l'<l1tor1al Slaff, sagnments IO eat her the J>('rsonalaty for phones & TRAVB. AGEHT S300 640:.8862 Tiger '>I rtppl!ll, l(rt') 14 ('J0l' lwadho..ircl & Ii hJ11lll1• t•orrcsponclenn>. MIS. Corporate At" front desk Call Wendy Ht""-'~• &·hwlnn Beach <.:ru1:.t·r blk . wh1lt• & or.rnl(t' drawn 1x·dt'stal lJJ~t· / Sec Ret·p for Founta111 cl a 1 I~ m .i 1 I. t .> IH' counting, Marke-ling or t 714l640.CY772 Ex peraenred Sabre Brand new SIOO 5411 6219 an 4 S:!7!i, Antique 4s·· round Valley Ct'rtaflt'<I l'uhhl' ntJnusc•rtpb, ~1·r.-1111 Produrtion Control SERVICE Station Allen trained counselor Im 6,:;6-0916 fne kilH•ns, ti wk~. ouk l'lawfoot 1bl1· S!1~1 M l " r ~ I· I. I MOVING-SALE! AeC'ountants Typ111R. 10 1•alls & managc~l\JCk 111 areas dant .Ex p'd Duyi; & mediate opening Ex Hotpoint refrigcnalor lruaned C.all Sunch ~m1th Corc,lla manu.il E\l0r}lh1nj! 111 11111/'\1 S111 Sun Man~ plant!>. bKe}k'k~xp, will tr<!1n '.eot•Jr). K Jo .. ,, Mon eves Full&plllmc Ap t•e ll benerits Call GoodcondJllon.S75 tl4ti0!141,7S2 14~ . lH>1•wr111•r w l'ast• $4!\ "'t•'rt• :1111\111.: out"' hciu~chuld items oo ecpin" l'lt•asanl L r1 "~t ·•r1 1•on1 Cand'adales s hould be "'•°" l\1·nm(Jr(• .. ·"tl •r N. Stall' !11!14!*47 1·111111•". to•·s. mist• baby "' r ""tu -t . µly . Shell Station 17th & manager759-l921 .,.... . .,,111 Frt•c• to l11v111.: lam II> "u~ ' "' '" , non s mok1n~ al mt·n~uru c w111 ex high st'hool graduates 1 1 N B · ~. --Kenmore washt•r & "fro)ly" a ~pa•i·<I Wr Jr)'cr.S:JOOpr M1H l11ub BLOCKSALE thml(s 14!18 0t'von l.n mos_phcre,96441180 per1 enn•&sk1lb Phone with some business rv ne, JTPIST-Word Processor, dryer,bolhforSl90 old hl.i i•k ~il1t•r & sportm~ 1•ciu11:.om1•nt Furnituai-. H'"'lll J.: 1Wt•\t1.·l1ff1 "frv.port Sci· Req.1 111 l i:trl olf11·t' l't'nn) <it t!lll 1600 education courses or SHOE SAL~ Allractave Arlee 2000/diclaphone 675-3475_ Minaatorc Si·hnau1.t·r 75016!19:.! rnadl 'lt•rt•ll c·quip ll1•a1·h Typang4551l"pm Lii.:h1 bet.,.,ccn4Spm equivalent experience. shoe dept an Fashion 2000 Fast. accurate for Ut'autaful, l'X<eptional 1J ran sd v. hutc·h SlilKJ 1111,01 1111, . .,., rt ll'r' MO\ IN<: SALt: II(<' St bookkeepmi: ~1u~thJll' Type SS-60 wpm at" lsland1slookangforpart busy, grow1n~ center AP~tl~~~~~~~·icE di!iposilt1•n ruiH-d Pini.: l'ong 15-0 llltrrn mui·h more i:t \\I to 11\.at.-rn11vclothes,babv good phone vo1e·e "ih:irp SECRETARIES curately tame help Exp pref'd full or part-llme The v. t•haldrl•n Xlnt blood 'ct li7301!15c\t'l> 5 I' \1 .., "' 'i u n "n dolht''. l•J~' rum1turc, energel11 pe™1n" mu't 640-7810 OU.<.'e S49-2Ul8 W~~~~l~~:!f'.1:~~~~ hoe) \1ovmi: 7tiO I 1110 I Elci:;,nt round Pt'cfl''tJI t>rJi:ontl~ or IJ1·1·rlwl d 1•11· t.41i i:i)J or Sal Sun 751 8775 llunungton Beu1·h Unaon •MIS SECRET AR r TEACHERS Apphcat1ons TYPIST !l.ll>!.aance:s 549 3077 Ii yr nld neut '11-.1t c1u1et l'Offr1• tJblr urf "'lull' and lltit fr.111 y. ,.,t •1 ~. 2<.'!15 OrJngc, C M SEl'RET•\HY r .1rt llln•• lhith School Dastrn:t has )hould have some ex no"' being taken for General offare work. no ' Wanted Fnd11e Rl'St nf & i:i•ntlt• dt•\pl·rall' un111u1• l>ofl _ 1:11lcl '"" r j ORAMGE CO. r \ It U '>,\I. E 11611 l l e)l' opcnan.is or "'el terminals 16835 Brookhurst. Fount "''"' u G"" & Col~don \I Jn} llemi. pn1·ed to go Npt Bch .irea 'lt\)1 tu h f I peraence "ith l'Omputer Christian school Apply ex per required. Hi gh I fer Good--" onJ1 ("•II I 75-t OS7·1 ewl. tnm 49~ 145• l..arlhorn. II B Sal Sun IP)I Dail~ T~ Pini! & htt• nrg.anllt'd tnlll\ 1dua Is • c 0 RPO RATE Al' Vly , 962 3312 school grad CM are.a t after Jpm "eek da\., (JU1 t't o1d11r.1blt· k1tt1·n Sho shorthand Call ""' v.1th i.:o•xJ ~ci·rl'tarn1l c 0 u N T 1 ~ G Will be movmg to lrvane 1 548-!CJl!O fl'IOJlt: !I 14k.., t11 1!••111 MUSTSEll I \l c·i·s·r··· 'J MOVINGS.Alf 54ll7796bt-f lP'>I ,kill~ • ' · TEACHER. Prest•hool soon Good benefits Washer & DOl'r d lx homt• &11>-ll!fl7 I rm .. mJtt·hm.:tlin '· .!.~ ! ~ \T Sl '\ 2020 SECRETARY SECRETARY v.111 do Exp'd Partorfulltame farmers Insurance multa-c)rle-.latemodeb ll1·Jut1ful I t~~ !>dtSun Onl \ 111"1 'It\ l~r-1-·11"'1511 \111 I lt1 11uhl 11 < ~f EXECUTIVE ssoemt eutpypran1lg1· no! nSu}msbetemr!> 968·8833 Group 546-4100 xtra rJean "uarante··-' t \I>\' \l"hJn y. ill Ike bad on furn 21~1~ -' .~ • ,. I ,. r I th In i.: I( O l'" needed for ff\ in t•' .,. EOE ' ,.. "" ,. u • T , \I l't•JtU~IOl!"'l'Jpc1n,11l .<ll 1,,,,,5...,.,_, Esrrov. ofr11·c \lu,1 SECRETARY perform control pro TUCHB -Only SISS ea Garden !i61~533CI " u~lln •"l l i·r,1, s .... onb. ,1111" .,.,11 ... -"·' haveescrowl'"l(IJr Jntl Sll84.SIJIS/ l'eduresandknow!O·key lndepenllenl school TYPIST/IECEPT GroveAppliance.13191 fvmlturt 8050 ~0 u,t'n 11 , J n d 1 ,1 n ';crd SJlc~:a.tSun 1009 good typml( skills llrs by tout'h seeks part·llme Spanash Pt tame. Newport Be~rh Harbor BI' d G G ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oak llcJ(h Ho~ dn·~sl!r .artafaft~ .m1111111., .111tl llJma~1·\b (osta ~tesa 8-S ~on thru 1-·ri Pd Monthly •PRODUCTION CON te.acher Must ha' r area Call8-S 673-9:119 S37-6333Sal9 ~Sun 11 4 * * I BUY * * "' ht•\t•kd mcrn•r \lnl 10011, o l 1·11ll1·1 1il1l i• St~ i790 health & l(t.>n'I b(>nrfll' Hl·quires t~pani.: 70"'P111 TROL SECRETARY minimally 4 year!> ex· ' ·· 11111dS.12s 1ll•m' Orani:•·< o L 11r 2 fam1l) Sall' Sofabcd. Call for llPJ>I Toni or anrishorthund HXl.,.,pm wall find a Purchasing pericncr & be fam1l1ar V~triftaryRtcpt FREIGHTDAMAGEO Good U)ed ~·urnaturl' & 55!1 t;l!l!laf11; j!roun<h ('~I 1-.nlt•r ...... tabt'd. surfboard. :'lfad1nc ~ 4fl511 ba<'kground helpful. but w 1 t h {' h u r r o 5 y Imm ed opening for foctory DftN> S• Applaa!1r<:S Oil, I "'111 5 111t•1 1• d11wlt1· ...._,, Sl!'>IJ I\ C;Jtt<l.\ vff M l111i;1on St cli.,ht'' fun1 , books & SECRETARY I not neressary. for this Chocolate Please bright pleusant J>('rson full f11cfory waranty. sellorSELLfodou fl Hin11·m1><•rar~ '"IJ s,1 r .al I ariw~i (lln !'>II rl11the11 Sunda) 10 IP~1 SECRETARY $1002 -$1243/ pos1l111n rcspond lo J VJn to handle phones, rt-refr1gs. washer,, MASTERSAUCTIOM $1 iS 1i /1"alnul 1011M1l1· hum•· .. Hrm l.hur .. 1 111 ;!HIH'an)un,11F,CM Newport IJea1'h law 111 MontNy • M A R K E T I :lo/ G Wank le, p O Unx 2:.r. cords, appls Animal dryers , drshwashN.,, 646-8686, 83).9625 '>lt'fl'o '>)sl1•m S24XI ,\II fr J m p ~ .1 n JI 11• i: 11 !H:SIG:-<ERS ENTIHE fat·e Word prot't'~SIO~. Hequares t.\ ping 4swpm SECRET ARY wall fmd CdM, 92625. Hosp exper helpful 40 save up to W1 off Sul llUY FURNITURE xl11t 1·or11! Callll40 li/lltll frt>e"' .a~ S Bt•I" 1•1·11 ESTATE SALE wall train rar\n Jndshorthand70wpm past experience 10 a T£ACHER·Credent1al hr wk Salary dependent 9-5, Sun 114 Garden l,1•s us7"133 MOVl~GSALE Tallwrt & l'lh> & W<crrl Sofa lv1escal, l'llSI St•1·ret<1n 644-6516 market&nl! environment teach ceded f ·ft on exper. allitulle. Grove Appliance. 13191 " 0 " & ISrnukhursl \,rn,.~ Sl61Ht Sat·S6SO Wallun a plus er n or a r 642-3840 Har bor Blvd GG 20SOFAS,ne.,.,S!l8ca Fi11c 11uahty furr111urt• from fnl \' llrl\1' 111 1h . 1ahl(')o ~tereo co~t Junior Sat~sS.cmary $800Munth Rrc~lst S800'Mor11h Entry le1l'I po)ltton11 <11 a1lablt• v.11h (a,1 pared J:rov.th ur1enl1•d farm Excellent bcnd11' 1nrlude medical & 1tc11 tal. 2 weeks paid 1 J\' anll an exc:ellenl v.orkm~ l'n \'lronment Wl' .ir\' a d} namu." younl( m.arket mg Co. great peoplr to work w1lh tr }OU arr a rareer oriented an dl\•1dual w1lh l(ood typ 101( skills and ~ses~ .a general knowlt'dl(t' of uf fice procedure,, t'Jll Mary 752 1121 SECRETARY ~'or general conlral'tor Light typiol(. some hook keeping. filan.:. ;rnsv.<·r ang telephones & pm1n.: Very pleasant onl' l_Jerson offu:e 631 2<MJ.I S1·cretar) Newport consultan!( firm needs stable comJX'l1•n1 ~erretan· 6.'iWPM II 5 M·F Si.JOO mo ('ull Melinda 640-54:kl SECRETARY To adm1n1:.trJtor Va raed dut 1cs S1•1f i.tarter w top !>kalls II !>. Grad + 4 )r!> respons1 SECRET.ARY II SI 051 • S 131 3/ MonfNy Rcquar .. s typmi.: SOv.11m and shorthunllSOwpm SECRET.ARY 111 SI 115-$1314/ MofltNy Rtiqu1rrs typml( 50v. pm o1nd shorthand 9Qv. vrn ADMIMISTRA TIVE SECRETARY SI 177 • $1459/ MonfNy Jlt'QUlrl.'S I) PIO!( 55.,., pm and sh11rthand 90wpm Thi· !>alaraes for thl' Jbm:c posit ion.' are 1·om mensuratc with your ah1h ty anll experaentl' Apply <Jl Room 131 or <·all HI OHID lll'lS I \' orktol411A1 t•nue lluntm~on Bearh, CA92&16 17141961-3339. Ext 220 rqual opportunat~ employer m f h sch I 1·h1ld·care center - - - -Sl7·Sl33 IS LoH•iwat.s. t;5 ea It "'n ti r c cl on !I d w r A .,2 .,.1 uA •t c. S:"'"' 1 T Irv Full-time SIO 000 I~ WAITERSIW AITRESS~ 957 S7~or SM 4 l!lll llrt'sser 20 x 112" S41~1. hlk ui;. , ~· o " ,,.;oo 'u1· '""'· l"O or \' We're looking for self Sl2.000 depending ~n ex· Exper'd. lunch& dinner lea th chr Ssoo ti p1· MOVIMG SALE $t51l ~:le~dnl unust'd mota\'ated people who per Call~-~18 Apply '" person 2900 5'8" Amana free U'frosl KINt: INN":RSPRl!\(i hro"'n :.e-ctaonal Sl!IOO 1-\ntique & molli•rn ~or.a bed. i.moked glass i·~n accept ~espons1b1h-TEACH ER 'Director for N~rt Blvi! N.8 --Grredezerc ~~ u~toe: t6o J(m) EXTRA FIRM mattress d cs' l!n l!r l' us tum !.!' rurn1lure. :.of a. bells ~:~sntettso:iio::'":~e: ~~~. l). as well as thl! sub h I C M ECE Who I es a I e Rel a i I _,., set, never used, worth cuurh S.'llO. oak buffet. c:ha1r:. t .. mp!> rl"he' sofu lu\ t'Seat unused slantial rewards of II gresc ~d '"5 ~ • Se-a food Company 1 n ~-4539 $SJO sa<·r $248 dt>I 21ll7 t" SSOll 2 <~Im Sal Sun 10-li 11!\ l't•d.ar good salary and atlrac ert re · 1 1-CM Needs operations Stove.GE , white. 2 yrs Nt•\er used queen s z. bronzt• mirrors $2iJO 1·a Wa). Apl I t.1.11.1 lld1 i~e;r~thin~ ~u~lu c~~d· ll\'efnngebenefats To 0 manager, driver s . Llkeoew_,_1225646-2389 worth l'.D!I, l'ash onl) 38x311' b\ld i:la:.:. 1!147873 .. apply' please stop by the TELEC M-counter help 145 E Relr1g. fl"Q!t rrei.-clean, ~81~: l'~uall) homr (' 0 {' kl J" t Iii e s:n 5 Lido 1 ~11· (;,ltJI! .. SJll' ~9 9252 Personnel Department MUMICATIOM BroadwaiCM wor ks good S200 64118862 SJ 1 & ::iuu "u rn G,,·1 0r.131!4A• \Se'JlcApt2fi27D Sacn~t,a toda1 SPECI .... •sr --548-8513 548-4485 f urnatun· & furna!>hlOg., s I rr · AM Window Tinter. ex per ---or sail'. Lillo Isle Cull for 2 rnuche~ llJO 'ci·u?"·' ho u \ch '' Id 1t1· m ~ Sat Sun lt>-4 G4S-46J2 WESTERN DIGITAL 3128 Red Hell Ave tComer Baker & Red Halli Cost:i Mesa.CA 92626 M akang the lead in!( edge work for } ou Equal Opportunity Employer • '*SECRET ARIES• • GO Const/SASl9.200 FC 'TrialBalS18,000 T60 SpeUi FwiSl5.020 ArrtPay SlableSl4.000 f.xp Consullanl Ours Liz Reinders Agy, lnt' "020 BarchEst'64EOE Newport 833-8190 Free SECRETARY EXEC. Sl961 ·SZOI/ Needs dependable Wasbe~:orClean. worki. a_pp'l 1714 19SI 0311 S.W !h1deabcd1. T\ SlS mdoanth>1nm!('~':1n11'e1qm1~1·\}o' '•6. \ R OLD ESTATE ~ transp Sta · Kool good...,., dryr. cle11n 5481$116 ~~ ~ _ .. .._ .. , Produt'Ls.(71,1.,,.7.""34 worksgood$7SMll8513, LG Wooden desk. 8NEVt'RUSF:DSofaBed VaaEboh .'iB67566~ SALE . Trash to --, "" "" 548 «85 drawers SISO Lit Jnlq I ., • ' ' treasures. 100 name II Huntangton8eat'hl'n1on u~L-~-----:-·-man'sdr~r S200 Rest St10 ,,ofa & lo\eseJt • Ga~a2e F.st~teS.alt· .and more ·shell craft. Hi gh School ,.,_strict has ._....,._ lteyclH 1020 f Obie...,... & S300 l)n bdrm 1·ompl SJl Sun 8 3 Gc1h1enl41''' j dcu iour ov.n plant• 1900 UI • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 r ~. matt SS O b "'··d S2 Y k II .. " an 1mmed1ate opemntt .... ~ 05 ••••••···~·~··••••••••• box . gd 1·c.ind sso 4 • unk '"' ~ 1111 at or lo14n, B sii;n~ hanilm.idt> lace. tools. for an experienced _ • ...,..... 10 MONGOOSI'. Rt'd allo} 642 6911() maltrei:ses bo~ ~prm~ b e 1·pl11inJI Salc i:r1 <;at ctr SJt 9 5 Sun 9 2. 329 Teh:commun1cat1on pa .0s . ....., or ~ o er HERC I.ON t'oui·h & ~ · !Hi e'> .Hu m.1t <.'Jbrillo.tM ••••••••••••••••••••••• rt s••.n .. _, ff "n Sl2S full S8S I" n Si:> I . I) k f·' h S I l l In MmtMI 960. 386 G,lass.t<l_P dmNte S2911 Ant" t•·.--v.r111•r an nr (',•R•G£ ". \J.L', Sun pecaa as o Pa . an --E3b) Chair like ne"' 10R~ 7~1 " ,,,. " " -" r. stall. operate and main· ~cl•etv BIK ES. 20" Stingray $70 Sat·rifal'c s.175 !179-4!#17 • ' c.l1J11, drape-:. '''"''hood 2320 Elllen A\C c M lam l'Omputenzed l'ler-1905 Louis C. 1'1ffany 28" Junker S.W Paddle Metil I l>'·~k. S75 ~ har mul'h ~ur·h murl' 235 Al\'\\'le air mnditioner trona1· energy manai:e glass flngerbowl, signed board S20 64S 6129 13eauliful Jgc frml den ~toob S151•:H'h Alh('rt, <. \1 furn c lolhl'S men! ··nd tAlephone W363, irndescent blue lb(•+ Ii h1bar k i·hr' i'i7 ~I ,.,\RU S1\l.L. ~JI StJn I\ , " • ( 1 4 , Srhwinn Mina Srambler. Ml'<lll hv) solui i1o1k ~2 · r: SAT/SUH 9.5 systems This position as r!lre · appx "· '"· S35 Schwinn26 in lOspd 11o•ctlt-. extends w !Hi S111i.:l1• ht>d rrtJllr1·" i\~t 111:1-1 l.1n1h•11 f'I l'M onoursl•rondsh1fl. wade. $375, Wilh am VarsUy.$50 Srhwmn21i Xln t cond s 95 11 . hm ~11ran1:5.ht'allboaril. 1·11u 1 Il l' . tli..h1•" '.llll3 \\Jrren Ln . l'M Knowledge .ind e:<· peraence required 111 c omputer microprocessors, analog and d1g1tal circuitry and a basic knowledge of programming. Ho63garth etching fdJaledh tn 10 spd conlanenl;il. sa!."r1f1"•' 751 ."""'• ~Int t·ond, 575 IU2 1314 glJ1'5cs, t•lr li41i 7!~~1 wff f\11n1e14 & Raker> 17 , urarature o o n S7S Motor Pecane 24 an " """" ~111 \ 10 ,, out of ~I.it•• 1: F S1!tr b> :itde St75 Wilkes at the famous He au 4 Po~t ouk "Jt1•r bed MUST SB.L ,. ".l~lll'r Sil.'">. l'a~ master Wilkes trial, famous Jjls1!!!J?S.G73·5S.5Z "air frame•, Juq Maho!lany l>hl 1\1'11 !:~~·~~1.~~~;,;;t•~!" "' nc" $t i s . OrgJn piece shown 1n en· BEACH CRUISER mo1ed. mtL~l '-('II S5c~l w mattress N11!hl st~rnd " .. 1cr eo best offl'r <.'yc:lopedia. Wilkes Brand new. Must sell 1:142 !!JIB &drcssertom;ilrh l.1k1· T \\' <> F ,\ .\1 I I.' .., )1ctal ~tep desk & chr shown twirling the t'ap _t!QQ____ 645 7965 9 drawn dresser. s25 new Must see to ari MOVI~(; :--,11 Su11 ,\lu• Sfi.'i Wood llcx end tbls or Liberty at the end ol a hildillg Mat.rials 1025 Small love Sl.'ill. s2s r or prerialt' Onl) $1000 or In I! m ll'>I H·l I I'll' I $20 CJ 2 Cockatiels & sti<.'k, unframed. $500, ••••••••••••••••••••••• fee lbl. s7 Sll'rev bl'~t offer ~ari.a \lhan.i Furn ho11~1·hnlct 1a1et· S7S 2 Parakeets & P/p. (714) ~eves. REDWOOD zx6•5 t'abinet, ~ &t2 S2.E 631 7797 an 61'.\t 1tt·m~ .ill pru 1'll tu 'l·ll r J.ii· SJ.'> Lg lamp S2.5 Apphcallons wall be at' & wkends. " U1···..,ut hide-a •~.... \nlq 2..'>()S ct· 1 Jnd UJ7 cl) I',; ll1kl' CZ S2S Bike parts. Cepted Unt·11 Aua ... st 31 4' to 20' long Xlnt deck S .. CRl~cr. u .,.,, n t> 1· 1 't · ,,_ • n " "'hi 1mvl r>hl b."I EI. n)o flH• ~ •1" l''>:t maple bar stools SIO ea Apply at Room 131 or --------• ing. fresh load arravmg Wood & .-.. .. k ' 0 S 0 F' WESTMINSTER weekly. Save at ~ ft su'""'" .,Jr J.:Jm 'd'tcrs S95 641i 111:13 • n ll h) 4 u r !."all ABBEY Jim ""'988Sanvtime mon tbl & 1 \'hair:.. onl1 2 lleaut o ··k i·hin .·i YARl>Si\U. bcd~pre.id S2S Pool tbl ~~--:.J.' S285 rnlUI.' Stllll. v.h11e ~ Multi ~·am1I\ •· f'ri .. nd .... &.i1·te<1sS2S 2r1shtanks ANTIQUE MALL I .... " cabinet~ Sl500 for both "' ' 11751 Westm;.,.•ter Ave. FRENCH DOOIS ove seat. ~ H1luc \1 an1 thin") '\< 13511 & att'l.'S & much more w.., $6 5 XI nd E 25301 Ahr1a P.irk"'J) .. , GARDEN GROVE 10 pane. not sanded or I nt co 1·es. Tools, hou~chuhl n11 <:.1sh onh, ble exper T)pe 60v.pm. 1 ________ _ shorthand 9514 pm Salar} r<1n l(e SJ 129 SI Jl!I m o -.. S30 mo stipend Xlnl benefits JO mo pos1 lion. Appl) by Aug 28th. Westminster School Oisl .. 14121 Cedarwood Personnel Advertising Dept has openmg per expansion Npt Bch 548 9988 l.aJ?una Halls Rear up ~103 stained_SlOO 494·5060 ,1,urs Jjlt nats. fum1turt· beJut \to\ I:-. r. llou!.eholc1 II!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' c~ 1035 MOVIN,G }'0 HAW 1\ll Sl't) of l(ulf rluh' i.:.im1• \U""ht's r li•anana. ros E.O.E. M F SECRETARY Director 's Secretary needed by Huntington City Srhool Dist 12/mo. position Sl.112·Sl.J79 de pendmg on exiwraencc Typin1t speed of 60wpm & ability tu take shorthand at ~wpm re· quired. Apply 73.S 14th St .. H 8.~I Secretarv Requires excellen( typ ing and other secretarial skills Heavy statistteol typing Pre\'IOUS C'< per ienct' draft1n11 re ports Shorthand not re quired. but d1ctaphone experienre lle<'t'$S3ry Our success m the In dustry a"°"'•s us to pro- vide highly rompetattv(' salaries and benefits In eluding Mooi<.'al. Dtnt11t, PAID va cat ion 1rnd more. Apply Mon-Fri, 10 lo t2 or 2 to 4 or rall Person· ncl Dept 1714) 760-0000 Equl Opp Bmai' 111 /F :;;; ..... s I E L' 2 mJlc hlOI( dt'l'Ornlor r h I ,... .. Drop leaf oak lbl. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • A . r:.1t'r Hh1nl! d ub .. h.urs s;;; ca Lrl! is .iquar1um~. panh ml'l 11' i anned food chairs, rocker, cane. Persian Kittens. adults must 1to ~lltl'rlll~I l.'1.11 or footstool $2S D11· lire' 8.im 6pm S.11 Sun itt·m ... d1•1·oratm~ ate-ms. Secrelar} fanancaal services firm • LctCJllll'CI leach • Gd typmg, shrthd . exp Goldtft Oppty! req'd Non-smkr Call II a\ e your bOss tl'arh •640!!'!'·!!!!!0!!!!!l2!!!!!J!!!!!b!!!!!twn!!!!!!!!. !!!!!9 &!!!!2·!!!!'!!' I you all he knows about -= Has 1.·ompruues Purchas wi c ker l880 $800 Shots• Reg Cameo. <.'Ir o.r TV, Furniture. l'tt h . h 11 2301 llolh l.,1111· ;-. II l(uotl dnth1•s, plants. $8842 $125+ -'-546-9!165 (1111960-6&16 tap one ansap one P ~ 0910 furnllort' 1387 Baker Maple framed mirror $6SO, sell!JSO 645 209-t Sat S~n !I :1 11116 t>u1l'r \11t l' . (.' ~1 Daily ANTIQUE Bedroom Set. Burmese Kittens. Twin bed m·•tlr s' '' • h I ang Dept Ad m1n1straUve potential. Typin g & IO·key by touch Friendly staff Excell benefits Sl4,400 up DOE. Call Marjorie Sulla van, 540-5001, Snell rng & Snelling of Nrwport Beach Agency, 4340 Campus Dr • EOE SECURITY GUA RD Neat. clean & respons•· ble. At prestigious loc. Starting $4/hr. Inquire 711 PCH 536-1487 __ SEC'Y /G&C OFC Newport Center office has opening Cor exper. set'retary with gd typing & shorthand. Call for ;ipp'l: 64+4460. PLAZA/secretm Serva ~ial1zing m RESUMES TYPltC CONSUL TATION·PREPARATION COMPLETt SERVICE CHOICE Of STA110tBY POI covaunas COPYt• SPIRA.Lii..,._ IMMIOIATI TUIMAIOUMD SA TUIDA YI IV ... HOUIS 752-0322 2021 ...... c....Dr .. Wt JU lntll. C& '2711 ,_.ICAl1tlur 8oule¥atd • al 8-1 Diego Ff'tl*I¥ 1C10t1 from Orange CouMr Airport • lrg, portabl" 19" RW u e ~ ~· Or NU 1Weslchffan•J1 9 5pm C<IS oo > 2 Dressers, Queen bed Maletfemalc ~ h dbo d & f • I k Sa<.'riCice $5.50. 97~4987 8.'J7.48SJ TV, SSO ea S56 4994 n~'ks ;:J'g il2.{amt. 1 e No earlyb1r~ please' ~!"!6 :is~; A"""IQUEd' et.I 1 s 3 T ali Clf k ll1dea·bed. queen site, GARAGF. SALi-: JJI 1.oall., nf gooo1es' 110 '""' in e se . op qu ty A it orr whale, $60 Mt 5 or I WOl'K1en wall umls, i!!d phanrt's. furn. dolh1•, llrooklinl! r '1 1Mon equal opportunity employer m/f lh chairs SZ7S. Antique Bur-t e n s . Bu rm es e , wknd_..979 9M6 dry bar, 1•hma 1 ai.e Sc9S mist' tirello C:ontloi. I Sat Sun fet a ll in good cond. Himalayan, Siamese OB08.S7 4271 · S ' . ._,.. S s Twin beds conll'r t•ahlc · 9471 lolan1 ('1r II R 9 4 acra ace ......... 979-4987 100-250. 548-8587 • Nt•w marrro t•ube~. plan • T= _.. lal elec. Hotpoint stov-;' D __ OCJ_I_ --10 .. 0 wlhun1t11111 lamp. SH~. l1•rs & tables ~. \u•t •c•ll MOVING SALE Musi s1•ll St'\eral !!ood <'O • d I · 1 "' Ampex ~lereo, solid ~ ' p r II ' 3 r py1nl( machines 3M . S i.._ ma e, proce aan egs, ••••••••••••••••••••••• h F p $""" f!.16.6836 ,nuse u • pa· lu t Sa'(i>n. Savrn. F.tt· SSO ln "-· perC. cond everything KEESHOND PuM AKC c erry r rov · """· !'OU C'h, desk, ref1il(, Are rou tired of working works . Ml-5069 Champ sire. M ri Pet & Q!fers. 836-6623, 494 2149 Sammons Queen Silt' box ta blrs. rhalr!I. baktos. $30() f'>-45 7(,()1 645·5938 full ltme Cor part lime-Buffet. Lots or inlay. Xlnt s h o w . p v l Pt Y Have som ... h'111 to sett~ sppurr'"<·Rh a&semd aJttar~n. ~.,;511•1 moped. bar ~tool~. :a1· Prl\'llle Party ~7 d S•25 3026 213/697 134S al\6 m '-" ljl n rnrclaan. IOISt' ~l~. rias Patio fur Rattan & W ._, . con • · • · Claaslfiedudsdoltwell Musl sell S200 846-6836 hes. •chool clot e~ .. 81 Wtcker 390 Sant 11 hy not try work.in a Killybrodl CM. 545·2835. · -· ---" " .... Isabel CM mpaortnety1mweorfokr20futoll"!1hmr~ Curios Cabinet. S400. "'1.17W...TJ!.."'la1tJCtl.."'TD.a.T.a~ ~~e~~\\ ~a~'sl'u~Yatr & ~5916 • "' 0 Record player cabinet per wk. In plush new of· mo. ~g.9147 S A 0 A R S A L E S S C A R J O face 1n the Santa-'-=<-...... ~=--------Ana/Coat.a Meta area. Oriental. vases ,MS. bowl p E Cor well established Co. U5, 11n1er Jar S200. Ea rning pote.ntial ol l220 pitcher wub basin S75. per wit base + comm + curio cbt $375, wall clock bonu.s Call 835-8183 for lllO. 831·5979 a Golnc out ol Business! Store hxturu from TELB'HOHI ladies btller store SOUCITOIS Beautiful antique Oak Need 15 Immediately to carved counter, Sl900 work euy eveninc Ant ique di s pla y hours Great for stu· cal>inets. etc. 675-7110. dentt. J.11, Mon-F'n No 228 Marine Ave. Balboa sell Inc. Call 966 0151 1.-:11._la""n=d.._. ----- afttr lpm. ~•c• 10 I 0 ; .••.•...•............. T•lt•h II ,,.. We ire a new fut a:row· I IUY APPUAMCIS ins office aupply outfit 957·8133 sclllna wholesale to the New ·ao Froslleu 18' public. We otrer the Refrl1erator,1acriflce. highest oomm. paid In fHO !7•4997 Oranie Co · vound floor Wblt.e Kenmore '1fric. l opportun.ity."tall !!.~I~~ moved. must • ,..,w .... ~. 1311 Offla5-let NCmCI ,,...1714JIS.t9'37 how DaJty Piiot ctau- Make rour advtrtillns dollar ao farther! List ~~== of tlll1 oewapaper. !41:#71. lfted .. ••1 UM.it IHtlll• wtti lqlbllitJ ud lmplld? ow ... .,. .,. ....... to..,,, ,.. 1111 ti ...... ,._. >1-c l t' ... ltJ• 'II •1 ,j 642·56 78 • , , I o/t; ' •• I I,/ JI j 1 '. • ir' ,1 • rl ! ht• ~),I , ~ ' ...... ...,. 805 IMO •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l-;th11n Allan ~hd 1'1nt• Buut1ful bag ba) re T>nrk Armuir, uJ;<'CI as 111stered Oregon marr bdrm p1('('1' 7S In hll(h, Tr11l ho rse, show. 40 1n v.1d1•, II! an rit•cp ', par:id1• Reasonable to llblr rir~ Xlnt ronri 11ood home < 714 1 Sl.IOU nl'w i\skanl( 2442.218,1714llll·IOll SiOO Wkd p., rdttr s YR ,, Arab mare.14 645 0159 hands. iienlle SSOO. 2 month old l'urlhtonc 9G4·7lll _ !1-0f<J & loveseat $551) Re((•stcred Egyptian 4981741 Arabs, 2 Geldlnu . 4X4' I. ~h1111ed bar & 4 f'tllie. Mov1n11 must aell stools w Ncvamar top. 831·l643. _ lock 1•omp .. padded <'drtc Surry F.nalish Saddk & brau fool nut Sw1 vel pert cond S300 stools. ~ded w1back 64&-81113 ::!01:~ for alt N 8 HMHt.eWhodtl065 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MUST HLL!!I NICE Quett1box1prln1t ti IMTlllHOUSlfUL mitt w1frame. sn OfluilltM F,ter dryer. Kenmor" l$O 7~~ Jwlllutl Mott famlliturueu}q .... .... ... &ht l"'!c ............. ,_ Orandmotbtr Is sick cam .,,.. UMlll 10.74 ~. founlaln 1u' I 10,u tin~ • V1ll1 Sit/Sun 10.3 camper \Mt 1 not "°'' W-.... u.a llHd, "'' 1t ..,. -IW 1'wda IGSITI ...... •••••••• a e u cu ••• 5 so 5 5 3 3 0 0 2 cs 1540!23 5151 3 SJ 6 Dlt ~ydn/ TnKkt UH A.wto1 W..r.d H tO Alltet, •111"+.d ~..._a,IM,.,t9Cf a, l•pot+td ScMllft t 110 • • • • • • • • ••••••• • • • ••• • • • • • ••• • •••••••••• ••• ••• •••• • ••• ••••••••••• •••• • ••• • ••• • •••••• ••• •• ••••••• •••• •••• ••••••••••• HOf'fft I060 Mhcel 11 •-IOI ·,h........ lolta. lwA/ ....................... 1965 CHIVROUT IMW '71 l(.,,..w GMo t 7l4 ......... '755 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lflll-..t Ctt.ftr tOI Mom '1 Yamaha OTl.25 114 TOH PICKUP WI MllD ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Auguat 23, 1981 Kenmore I) 3 uprlsht • Vlt .. Hl •••••• (~;;;~ ........... •••• .. ••••••••••H••oo Xlnt cond, 13>0mllH Haa ant' dn t It I YOUllXOTIC OIAJ4GICOUNTY'1 j'68 Convertible Ghia, un It'll RC'naull RUI. SllOO froatlui rrrrm 1200 bl tf'O 90 10 Comuallinafortheholl· S600f1rm 97U6403 only 4 0C: mi:S oo'r~' IHmSHCilS °$ der 1000 mill'$ on rblt Rrttorfd l'Ondrt1on Sunbeam t•lt't' mowt<r ta tl•.:....~~~la. r.ce ••••••••••••••••••••••• day Y1chtw11h r1tpt11n '80Sutuk1GSllOOl-:'r, Vhr bu1lt 1inatnl' Runa ~rll ~ ena Orialnal Owner 538~ .. cream ,_.box 107, IS'F1ber11lwC111\0f' Burn• Churtt'r' ~ 1 b " ~~ ~ 875~ l oll R ••5 L& doll houioe S35 La Joi.lo CA 92038 m4) Good c"'"dlllon. ....... 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Canar) WtnJ.:t!d Randall ~3750 days. preparatton r arl(es un '7 t Datsun, runs good l(reat mileage. needs up holster}'_S7SO Ml 1s20 '81 280ZX 2 t 2. S mo Just arrt\ed ' Stull!(drt 1981 JOOS 0 Turbo SU miles. mel blue )Un roof, p\ t pan.} 642 :ISO!'> 'i9 JWTU Std \\ gn M l'll rl'd 14 Ian int . snrf. ('liS~ &48 9~tl, 64G 28411 i9 30oD :dnl l't1 nrl > l'llU14 14 h.in1boo 1n1 good ltrl':o. SJH Sllll 64U 96J7 2l> SI. Rl-d 2 Top!-Wtrt· Wheels sw,uou 631 ij.1T/ ·11 3000. snrf lthr xlr.i tank. mtnt $15~! offer pp 760 67ib .IDWOOD l X'-'S 14 cage SM 631 21911 18' 85 HP Johnson Live SI 1 r 1 ( b_y the advrrt1ser :·.::;••••••••11 .. •9••7•0•7• ., bait tank. skt or fish tp a\ a1 or ri: pre _ work. ~!alt<> ufr 839 3001 dwarf. tame. 5\\t•l't tlt~p 63I 2262 953 052s less otherwise :.per1ftt!d ~ utos, i.por1ec1 4' lo 20' long Xlnl dt>1·k H1mJlay11n kitten!. S75. $.S_.()()()96().J~ s a 1 I boa t N 1 re ~1/ Jc ...................... . nl'" Blue st I\ er . '81 30\.60 drk i:rd) 14 tdn inc Fresh lo.id .irm mg blk k1t1ens SlS t7' Johnson, 150 HP OMC neighbor hood N k Cloulcs 9S20 o\ud1 '80 SOC)(.6 Im mac• weekly. Save at 55' ft 957 6257 1 0 F 11 1 842 7288 •••11••n•••••••••••••• 1 l 11 .500 mt. all options. 5 Jim, 646·9885 an.)1tme I p111r beautiful bllbY love · u ms ' t•om pass, THUHDERllRDS •I 111 or_,. C..ty yr SOM warr, Sl2,500 loaded. assumt' be al tnl S314 mo No clown or G44 42(~ Sli,428. 5.59-41~ 78 28UE Hondo 9727 lmmarulate S11crtf1n• fOYOfA .YOLYO t•U H...t.r II•& c ......... . ""t O ·•lOJ • H 0.•01 80VWDIESR lhnam1tt> l11·lu~1· wn rV.ir 2d "' 4 'P "" ,t1r t IU9ZSI' I $6295 J IM MARINO YOLKSWAGD' !Hill l~Jl'h Bhd 842-2000 7l VW'THIMG' Ju)l a real <Ut•t' pie ' rJ09KBK l S2995 JIM MARINO YOLKSW A.GEN 18711 lk•al·h111,d 842-2000 Ceiling Fan. Ca~ubelh:1. hirdi. t pearh fill't' t $45 depth frnder. bait tan,k. MWU l'RT ~UI' AVAIL 195S 1956 1957 ms Harbor Rlvd ~2 6412 •.• 9 7 •. ..,. canopy & Sl'ret'ns tr r p to 457.,.; p 8863 \1 a1•t•ess · · · COSTA M t~'A forward. rrH•r:.e. ,.uo<f ,,.. · ,,.,., Sl900 493 7142 .,.,. This ri. a H·n· ran• col ~-. ·7s lOOLS 4 dr, 4 i.pd. a r ••, .................... 840·2941 21J S92 34UIJ liO fiS \'W left & right 1979 HONDA '73 280 Su per lop 1 tJnd I cl()(ir '.J ldl cl<JOr S5o blades. 14 ltght. 14as Afghan pu(l5 4 mo "o lnfl ............. _ ... _ _,, NEWPORTBEACll ~hp lect1onofJbt'auttfulrun 979°2500 am fm steren. S7K S239. take SIOO .fuel~ paper!) S7S VTIIUft' -\ert1bles in r1'f! grl't'n & gn~at mpg, \er) rlean 730·~ 846-6249 14 ', 14 ood en d erk. available 1 Munlh 1 SS yello14 Thl'l!c l'dl"> drt' $2.450 833 3311 PRB.UDE Spare unused. gar d ealh "~tt·rn sl~k 14hl 4 I 5 (>l'cd l . dm en clatl) LA & Ak rims fur SulJ('r lil'l'tll' transom. 9 5 l::\•tnrode, ft or ' S4S.464:! pr1red spc1·i:tl .i~ •• '76 f'ox. 2 dr. snrf. <\ spd ~r!1er Group .Good con l'iOftcU Ir Organs 1090 all ar1·es Must sell this Tre111s--'atioft !(roup hO\\l'\'t•r the) BIO ov"r •"100 ••9-""."~ ·. d1t1on $ISO C B set + ••, .. , ............ , •• •• S ,...... ' I ' "' "" ,,.,.,., base$200_,_64SJ614 -'7J Hoads P iano & week 900 96().7735 •••••••11•11•••••• ..... ma) 11• 1nir1•hal>l'd 64S7979 18. b bo t I d c--rs, s ... -/ separatt·h ~:Jc•h IS on At•? FM st~reo. ~u~~:r· 1 bt'1ge SM!Ul 67S-90Si S20 l'a )~~!Yi<l:4 ltnted glas11 & v1·n DESP~:RATI:: 79 VW RAlllT black' (344XUF> ~1 UST SELL Sharp custom 20 S ;pe('d OHLY $5999 Superb on l'Ond . 73 ~ fartory air & sltrl'11 Antique style pool table C'hrum(•r Orchestrater a) a ~ assir e a~!:& _. 9120 our sho14 rnom nuur fur s I a t e top. I ea l her + PA equipment Be:.l sign fbrgls diesel l'Opy "'"" rf 6J ='>< or 2· 'G-•\. S1nat1es· ••••••••••••••••••••••• )OUr \ ll''-'"'~ 1 lliY4 J porkets . 4X8 S35U o er 1.....,., " .. ., · ' 16709> li<fli1 6'4·4289 Pio-, H_...---td slellmeri $6500 76()..8701 79 VW CAMPER ---• 24 Ml'"I T I h Sh t d' 111 DEALER IN U.S.A. '73 4 dr Rbll l'nl(, nl'l4 brltes axles. \M f•M. ~tr SI~ 644 0117 IMW 9712 3 white decorator roos Shiller Sl.OOO Bus ., raw er wit arpes one aroun •-1 ·-" 1 d rharacter Slrw J Head 2J.OOO miles. air cond A ~==:::;-::R-;O~Y;--~ F'orThc· """t 3 ts r n ,, d --Galley F.ron Catalina """ "" B • -o I ....................••• ainse !!, ...,?~were rur 1980SHAfFER BROS or Bay boat Pristine $1995 CARVER uy or ""'3se ea Earle Ike fOYOfA.fOLY O "U H...t.r 11•4. c ......... . "t4._U OJ w S40-U O ""· rea we,.,.,, inc u rs 833·9SS0.67S~9Jafl S yw "'-•uty' \""3XZMt ~ 0 '" 1 s. s...,....;..., SPINET PIANO 1·ond PtmS shp Sl8,000 JIM MARINO AOllS·ROYCE C~~~S::1Js~~~; .. Lad1es'fulls1Samsomte Asktn&S!kX> !>490411 or ufr Lido Y;i cht YOLKSWAGD' tMOJ•m'-tt fi VISITYOUR suitrase. s20 Men's U....taMGranct Brolter~e .. _71467S-091S 18711 eearhBlvd l ...... -~::.:1'm" ~ OR• ... GECO•ST Amer Touris t. S40 , '"s51s '.59-567 JS ' Diesel Trawler, ,42 2000 A" "" Ladies' sz. 16 <'Oat. $20. piano 7 -9 spacious f'B, tvmpletely 1 , • . ~ ClOifD SUNDAYS H OMDA 615·2333 Wur litzer or gan. ltkc redec. & rcfuslened JO ~ l:amper Four Slar '30 f ord Coupe l4 1th SAO ACK HEADQUARTERS SACRIFICE show prizes, ~~~cl·e( ~:nnth!~·11~~ Sl7,500 IM6-llM4 p ~~~n~e_r~~~t~ stt~'f1 Rumble seat Restored WE PAY UMW TODAY!!! 2 new 20 J)(' waterless 548.9798 20, SEA.CRAFT Butane. Queen size bed to new tond Ong hr TOP DOLLAR 23402 MarBuerite Pkwy U ... IVERSITY ckware ~ value. $295 -Ce nter r on so I e Sleeps 6 In excellent _elates SlS,roJ 499-280Q Mission VteJo " U.S46·Jll4i556-37l.S __ T;.,~a~~)gi:rd~~~.'=I sportrtsherman, many cond1t1on $900 Call 1965ChevNo•oSS FORUSEDCARS AVERYPKWY SAl.ESltSERVICF. Nearnewgaslogs,rom· Sell1mmed548-0697 ex tras. must sell between IOamSpm 6 cyllnder.76,000artm1 AUMMAGHOH (EXITStlYV ) OLDSMOllLl plete.560. ..._ __ :._ 09 b ought new bo at 6Jl 76S7 I owner $2500 l'OMTIAC/SUl41U 131·2040 495-4949 HOH04 63HS77or646-4!182 Sporting-8 4 SSOOO•OIJO 640.1964 76 VWCAMPBl 54874lll 24so Harbor8lvd. _ClosedS.!lflda.n_ GMCTIUCKS I 4SOS8 SI S.000 0 80 Beige Betj(e t999Y:-;x _Bod 646 7434, ~~3947 S..995 *'I I 30050 Tino* M1dnighl blue. sunroof. loaded Sa\t $4000 I will Pl: tn Europe St'pl 24 BU) before rr g1stered PP. 642 t331. ~·9996 '72 2SO 4 door Auto AM FM. ac, great rond 15..._250 67S·4149 '67 230 SL SI<)' Bluto Both tops Ne>A Chrome SI0.000 080 After S Wkd }s . a n yttml' Wknd's 492 S394 MGI 9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• JIMMARJHO VOLKSWAGEN t871 I Beu ch Bii d 842-2000 '63 Camper Bl.I.\ 12 \nit 1600 E\'t?r) thing nrl4 Ong paint SllM)U t°Jll After 6..._837 926.S 79 VWDIESEL 'L' Dynamite 2d )Unroof 14 air stereo. aux 1.ank Loaded' tJ14Y t;t.1 S5695 JIMMillMO VOLKSWAGD' J87 LI Bea«h Rl\·d 842-2000 60 gal aqu-;r1um , filterl•••"•••'•"•'•••"•'···.·.· .... •••••••• 18 ' Glasspar Seafair P·22 11utomatil' Very 1957VW Bug Runsl!ood COSTAMESA Sl 000 000 285-0HarborBlvd MGIOWNERS system . rl or eHcnl RamsSeasonTickels Sedan Cabin Cruiser clean' (0689691 New ltrcs Goocl brakei. 549·43Q.q_ 549-1457 'invent'•y COSTA MESA We need )'OUT 19761979 '64 1961Eng P&hts.~9562 ror:.ale.2forS600 Twn bunks JOO hpMerr $5495 Needs paint SlSOO PORSCHES br $1,M,40 MGBs' Top dollar patd Flared fendl'rs mag King size Mattn~s~ Like 7s2 0960 12131463-llOI 0 B. Van.wn cstm trlr JIM MARINO 840·4068 OF NEW BMW'S 1971 HOHDA for good cars' 14 heels. ext·t'llrnl 1 ond new. S200 144 Lexmi:ton All arcessones incl'g VOLKSWAGD' 1940 ford Sedan u.elu,xe. W AMTED Sales and Leasing at ACCOR.D BAUER MOTORS S2200 646-4013 Lane~!f ~ 1291 r anvas ccrsrs Ve ry 18711 Beach Blvd concourse lroph~ ~ tn Allow ~~the ~pportuhn1ty compet1t1ve prices. l'.:x 4 cyl., S speed trans • 3tr 2925 Harbor Blvd ''.~u~o stt~l700 OBO c:a'b~~ e ~~~~~.::~~1~ NEW SKATES ~fr~~is~~ll :,OO~~est 142·2®0 ~~~;~~ ~~ ~~ora ~~ ~~~d~-~~ ~' ~~~~~1::~ d:~fnt service anct pnrts ~~:i1~~·~r~rld :,~::~ COST/IM ~A 848.1;2~/ 1148 1765. Port expandiJble rent'e $2B.SS 24 ' Sea Ra y Wkndr ·72 Dodge l lon PU. ps. It-otioMt Porsche Cht't'k with Us s tetl radial tires 979-2500 68SQl'AREBACK !31·_85_2_0 w shp Only:JOO hrseng ~~mp~;s•;;P5ca5b ~~d '~~lclft 9530 Today ' Good selN't•on of /Jre (545VAV ) '74 Con\ Exrel mileage. Ne14 t'nl( ... more S200IJ f'orsalewetght.~&hftmg <Reg S6000 valut!I Xlnt cond All options d S.,u..,•:.a<7.61 •••••••••••••""''".. 1j~ v1ously owned BM & ONLYS5599 gd merh cond 52500 S am , 95J O t>O or equip 600 lbs + more CALL·. 642·8516 Sl2~firm 675-2929 ton :...;_,_,.,_.~" vw po14 ered Sandrall '. '(} ~-~ other fine cars in ex 7Sl 919S, 644·4157 64S 8471 ~96o.3396 Nptwta.dYrRttd Motorcvdn/ withtratler.$750 ....... ~o ~u-a cellent rond1llon '79 MGB /IM fM Tl!rps 'H Con\'ert1ble Xlnt New3wheelele,·bike -. Classic Sound hull. Nu Scooftn 915 __ 5~9·7374orM0.94~ c.16:1Hc••ho•ll>•d We also have 3 lease Spoiler Xlras New t'ond Auto.newrad111ls ,7)..3631 U S 01ver diving tank. lo hr econ enl( 59800 •••••••••••••••ot•••"'S--' R G•rc1eno1n"""'G-2»J TOYOT£-Y0LYO t rr es S6 .000 Best llsking_S4200 96J.40!IO ---wet sull. ma.~k. BC S80 1>44·666-0da 7 :»S '74 Honda Motorcycle 19K 7,,d• act, 9540 rompany that leases 106 H.,._ l h4. ~8637 Brian '76SCIRROCO Los Caballeros famtl\' 6466708 males Perrert rond ' WEIUY other makes of autos, c.......... ·79 MGB 9.000 mi. wire SJOOOorbest orfer t r 1 u b me m • .a.Rro...1ra w .a.~...... StOOO ••s.;rr~. ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• trucks and vans For ad· 644 9187 rt • .,,, p .. enn.as TV Rodlo ,-"' "a\ "'"''"" • .., '70Challenger BLT360.8 CLEAN CARS dit1onal mformat1on on ~•O·UOlwS40·U•7' whls, overdr. SiSOO ia """ "' bersh1e. S800 586 2916 HIFi, Shno 1091 25. Sk t_pJal·k CC Ex 80 Ho ndo XL 18.SS . & M, 4 88 0Ma. pearl AND TRUCKS leasing please call 673-0727 evM, pp '66 Bug, new enR . ~eats 2 alum lOxlO stor.ige ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• press. Share 50'1 S222 Perfect cond. 4K miles pnt. Bst orr Pvt pty 7141972.1270 7141661-11611 76 Honda C1v1c, rad1:1I. P'oncht 9750 tires Net'ds some body aheds .• wealherproor. lieauurul Color TV, 2 yr. per mo incl HH slip Never oH road. must 544·8034 tires. $2350. Ask for Bob ... ••••••••••••••••••••• work . asking Sl200 wood int walls, insulat· wrnty Free delivery. Le a s e or bu Y DA ..lfil.llOOQ 7 0 ---For a good deal and good 840·8447. 5S9·064S. evs '69 Porsche 911-T. new 64S·~._Fr1..Sat-Sun t d . wood floor . d<?or Sl48.646·1786 730·6620,EV~l~ '80 Varna.ha. 500X.T. En 4Whe.tDriYH 9550 aftcruleuervicesee: wknda mags & tires. orig '79 Bug Conv S1lv lock window for venula· -~----22' BA YUN ER duro. Sl:JOO. after6PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• G '78 Honda CVCC. am /Cm R!tnl Call 700.0388 AM fM cass Lo Mt Uon ' 8'x3'x2' Hallowell MAGNAVOX com bin a· 1979 Santiago Offshore, c""~ 1979 DOOGI 4X4 tt XI t ---XI t d -67J.J""• X. h Y Y st eel s he Ir. t 1 o n Stereo r ecord bristol rond '" & out, '77 Yama"""ha XT.,,,, En POW SW ... GO.... casse e. reg gas n '74 Blue Xlnt C'Olld S6000 n con -«J(;\111 ...,.. Paymaster. never used. player. French Class1r. dd _, "" " cond f32S>. 631 0754 -Ca 11 M 1 k e Mo rn . 65 VW BiJa BUR. Kood .... ,. .. k protector Ro••al <.'OSt $1995 !\ell ror Sl,000 camb.perbcotvelrs.kcu 1 Y duro. xlnt <'Olld, many I 50PICl(UP SAlES-SER~NO '78 Honda. Civic CVCC 5 67S·l~. Eves,673-6397 con d . re b 11 e n g . v;~"p"~wrlter. ocri ce ~z w 'records Te rms 5c1a2 !~ 7!,,1 11,.!n · e c. extras , must sell. Automatic trans .. pwr HIGHIUYEI 2oe w 111.SAHTAANA ap, clean, runs great ·s6912411pd.black l~ron. '2000 besl orr 84(Hl09 642 9932 . •!!!:!!:.'! -~ _.,,,_eves. 645:1390 steering, wide wheel~ & Top dollars (or Spurts 7 14~35-3171 '~...lli:..2991 n"w en", Bia upunk t. or 846 9566 irtor adding marh 20 -. ----re ,, b k Curs, Bugs. Camp<'rs. I .-"' alum. sheets for rooflng. ny Giant Screen TV. 36' T /D9'Tnrwler '11 ICAWASAICI o -roan ltrts. uc ct 914's, Audi 's CLO EOSUNOAY J.,... 97l0 bra, t'rpt, rubber. glass 79 VW Conv Wht on wht. iox 21.., 2 oak file xlnt cond . S700 B O S4U<SSK OWC KZ·2$0Lldwithonly2$0 a eat s & mor e' AskforU'C:MGR 771MWS301 •••••••••••••••••••••••Ver)' nice Sar 57500 lom1.xlntrond.S10.ooo cabinets Drapes. perr 8411 2377 d ys o r Holida Yts6428200 mile.a. Loaded Street OM3872Jl JIMMARJHO 48.000 milesonthislux JAGUAR Alters 644-0382J1m CallJoyor Tcrr) 17141 rood Uniq\lf BBQ Girt 2 1 J s 9 2 · 3 9 8 1 ~1 u st s ELL J a· bike ~.67S-911l Mllo~CLr.s~!'!..... beauty! <oecn'BK > ·10 914 6. xlnt -cond. al 640 90128 l> s X>wkda ltems Offlte i1 up wknds eves_,_ Callfom1a Hull Custom. .7SKZ400. "' -"""'-"' Y~1~~:~:i~ Slt95 OWNERS loys, rebll Seng & '73YWIUS plies I act'ess MIS<' I MGA 23" TV. oak ('On 185 Perkins Diesel New sprockets + chain, 2UO Harbor Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH JIM MAllMO We need yoor 6 cyUnder J[ans, r¢. 870.89111 Orl11 owner. rchlt enl( SIS-7154 _ sole, remote. 2 yrs old S3S.OOO. 673-2700, eves falrtngS750 COSTA MESA 142•2000 VOUCSWAGEM 1'76-1981 J.1111u11rs! Top 56 PORSCHE COUPE, Xlnt rond ~ Mechanic's front end J600,_640 88IJL _ 541·~ ___ --~2?BtwnH!ml , S..5700 18111 Beach Blvd dollar paid for aood reblt eng, new tires. 7~1·8.SS6 tools , Gr igg brake om pact stereo system lo.ts •-'/ ,77 Honda 75<6.5, 16M ml, 73 Cbev Cheyenne. -'•T TOP DOLLAR 142:2QU __ c1•i:!UEI MOTOIS inlook•'.900' runs11• 963gte.a7t913Ask· ~9ass~Yl1t'e.r~ouna\'".1amrtocfltm, bleeder, Vemcodrartrng AM FM 8 track rt· c!Mritr 9050 very clean. St.6001080 PS/PB AC.lomioneng. PAIDFOtl "' ... .. ' "' ltac~ 982~7_._ corder VSR turntable.••••••••••••••••••••••• . da dual lnks. 36" Dick ~ooo&c•m•.... Tiie.._.~ msHarborBlvd '711924 AC.AM -FM.snrr. sllver i b aclc . lo m1 Pool table I in slate top. $9$. 67H475 . modem ClshlnJ boil '73 Honda 250 XL 1300 ar-Cepek • lire~ & rour w l.U'~ , .. Of Yow COSTA MESA 3S.000mi Paul, 61S 4270 S9,000 831·2684 art S PM Accnaories. Xlnt cond " Console RCA color for local Clahln-trlpt. ddent·free street ml. ~~~~ry5:~~,t~2 :rr~ USED CARS! 't:4!' ~~ 979·2 ..fu'.ea~·9002 kd an_ -M.,.H2 mt ___ TV,l(oodoptratingcon· 714848-Gm. UkenewtlSO. 3-6650 _ ... _ _. '71XJS.xl'ntcond,yellow '77 924. Low mi Mair. S8 PANEL BUS Good 81b1 crib ror sale with ditlon S7 . ___ It's not too early to make 17$.--"6'i.......,...._.____ McL .... IMW!l m. leather" wood lnt stereo 161\SO. ~naint and Trans out ••t tr eaa S45 . fwGE BJgStreenTV plans for your omce '71Yamahal.2:SEnduro J7l~fWt:-y414 a.:.-JOtW.. · 213'-592·211!_ -~-~blwnS.~m .....,._.....--'-·5930= P1ld 13175. Must Sell Christmas Party from to Model abodsa, lo ml: -'J OW,.._~ Jtafll t7l2 ·SS · ' 7 2 Po r • r: he 12 VW Needs cna work & H--m-,., "-dan T ""'. $2675 ____ to 130 ~e. F'ull cat.er· .. , Only S3.000 mlltt, air, I l 1411•• a222 transm1u1on s •td body work S700 OBO _.. uou \/(" .._., --.. t le tilt I .. 0 ...,_UilA-u••••••uu••••n••••• £vt5. ~ • .,"""' Sat/ Sun 11400. Consol e stereo Video recorder, RCA l~I ava I Y1cbt1n1 '7t Yamaha eiso Sjlf('lal rac • • cru ·~ "' '74JENSENHt-:ALEY Nevtr used alnct r It an.nim"7.._, ~·'" $220 15" Color TV VHS Model a. 4 pro-Con1ult1nt1 Charter II. Ellnt concl w/xtraa. channelC (454TS > 761...WJOOJ ArtalaPCX'\icar Yellow _MU.123 ~· ~ S38-9&l grama can be pro Servlcn.<7~ Low mU11000BO .Tlm c;.e.Mete64~J7IO 4 1peed. Check tbl1 w/blk lnt. 41 convert. TelUna the most people 80 VW Vanaaon 1 We ber arfboard, seo grammtd upto7 d1y1 in •1MltAC28'-M' BOATS NltrtPIU 31.Q41 £ap r bQM ....ct Uw value.Ci.ant <WRKL> t.op, tnl. jlllt o'baultd. poulble ia imporlanl to Wuthlia, auto. Lakt fWscht Bra. Uk• MW, adYlnce. ~p11•e f /1.Zmo.DlwprepaJd 71 HoedaMatic750,-Claulfied 1da every *14':..c, ~/fm Jaer10. radlala. the aucuu or any over least, 5248/mo 1 tll. $40 W.°"3 ~d~o:::o!t :.~~ !~11t•7mo lnelOdllC ....,mc.:lu, M= . ...,aMgi;.z=-..l __ d a Y • ff i;• b ave .~.... ~~t r:.'ii:5°° pra1e Hie. Mate IUN ~-VW BUS Hive aomcthlnl to attlf ntw. Sell ror 1150. J'lnd •hit to Milt .,.. ::n.':',. =~ llTllllldlll•d. H;¥t ~to Hll? H!~:1 U.J~·~•:0 !: Wlth bed, c11ultt. ~~·tt ~.~ 1 111~ ~-~~~~l~"~b~,!~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l~··~·~l!t !~~·~·~~~====~c1~r~~Lt~ln~1~.=·~·~s~oo~ . • r 9 . Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday .. August 23. 1981 DI I Atltoa, h11poritd A.wto•, Uttd A.lltos, Ustd A.tot, UNd A.ldos, Ustd Aldoa, UHCI ••••••••• • ••••••••••••• •••••• • •• ••••••••••••• •••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Awto1, Mew tloojAutos, Mew ttoo ,._.os. 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IUJI Clun II IMO 40till SALES, SERVICE 613 =11 IOPI Sanyo bt Am t '86 Must11111 l'OO\. best of or1a1nal 1323.lt'\J) 71 Ul'G rur" 1wr l•·1 t AND lli$.IMG Well 99 I 0 sterN,,.$$CXX>SS& l13'1 Ctr Must stt. pm pt)' Sl695 Sl'.!Ollor~ ... 1oflt•1 U\ •:ltSF.\WF.l.J\'l :ttY ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ca..•roltt 9920 W ll300 , JIMMA.aJHO 9811tililtll 21J l:t!bi~ ... Xl'•.n~ 197tlutc:K ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1966 f'ord MustanfCon\ VOUCSWAGIN '111 vw liu.:. I hitmr l"d11 RIVIW 71 CHEVY ltt'~wr lop 6 t'~ auto. 18711 Bearh Blvd :iuooo 011 Sw\r m•11. E4RL.f 1Kl ~·~,11~~/~u1pped 1np11· 1 CA.PllCE ~86F~~':kn<h~ . 14~-1 Ure:. SG750 l!U Sti:a VOLVO ""' r ••• USS .. rwr l) I All opttona' Plus low ID 6 74 Pinto Runabout New 74 Ru .. 11101111 uri~ 19661111rburHhd seals,hll wht'\' &morl'1 11 <• ... UMX J ures Bestofr .. COSfl\\1•,.,..\ (11B135 ' m d _, '70 Mustan°,VB,no.,a c, 7 . mile,, rll'11. 11J111I. mu • .., ' •..o 595 " r-S4S 8J6 646·9l0l 540.9467 $7199 -· uuto, orig. owner, ~Int llt'r(l'l'l $JIU1 li7~ 4."J~ -~ond. lR~t.Vfli '74 Runabout. auto. new '80'/ ........... :.. 7 I VOLVO WGN c llres, brakes & shocks. 2 -. '66 GT oupe, ps, air. "Sktn" t •''"" ~9-""" !ihuwroom 1~111d am fm Sh.irp orqpnal 145 auto, pony Int, best of. -"= ·-~"'"",,. ~ cusi.eue. uir. dt>lu\1• ex wui:on l 1<(.l1•1•d. 111r fe_r.~l...!:m1i.13 fltymCMlth 9960 tenor. ~.IMK> nu w:irr l'n Clean ab a pm t09'JLGA > '65 GT Coupe, ps, auto. ••••••• •••••••••••••••• l.Y $5800ti7\-6!195 $2195 air. 53M act, best offer 1978 Pl YMOUTH 68 Bui!. ~urm•of. loob JIM MARINO _!,,( _ _-__ UWl&ICUlJ ~ 1·92'7· Arrow Hatchback ~rt'at, runl! j,nr. rnusl VOLKSW A.GEN 68 Skylark Good cond. ,4»QUI 83l<G '69 Gd t•ond $3,150. Call 4 Spt!ed trarus. & radio. M'll $2tJ00011 1~KIJ.lll 187111\eul·hBlvd ~orbest offer SEEUSFIRST! AnswerAd ll526.642-4JOO t858VCY J An excellent '79 Con\ Ori11 1'" m•r. 842-2000 ., • ., Mu 1 24 hrs buy at ,. .....,.v,~ We have W'ood se eehon OMLY S3395 ShO\\l> TLC Lu 1111 l'\,l..,t ___ .._11_ 9955 loaded lk·~l offer OH·r 1974 VOLVO 142 '72 Ele<'tra Comfortable or NE & us ED VN-. MIR .. CLfU.O'Wft.t. I 1•\ I . :iutoma111 Iran:. , town car Auto, air. pwr Chevrolet.s' ••••••••••••••••••••••• " rouu.ua re1u1I book 6738735 radio. linll.'d i:Ja:,\, i.teel $650 839·2709 79 OlDS 2150 II arbor Blvd '75 Rabbit r,11hal tir'" under fM>.000 odllloc 9915 CUTLASS W A.GON COSTA M ~A S2495 Mli :mio rn i l 1·' & I 1" ,. \ 1-:w ' ••••••• ••••••••••••••• 6 cylinder, immaculate, 64§.5700 66 \'W llu1: nu hrJkt•:. ~,11\IC ll 1 COMTEMPUTIMG only 22.419 mlll'l> '77 Volare, ps, pb. at', nu stu rtl·r &. Im·' 111•1\ OHL Y $3999 CADILLAC? 1139XWO> am rm r~ Xlnt rond 67S 5291 $6 495 $3395 548 8270 We sper1al1ze m leases M \ \\ Ill 1, for tht> business t'X '68 Chevelle Malibu 2ll 6 '77 Arro"' vT 5 s~. Compllt.h r1h11lll e<'uti\e&profl'Sl>IOnal qi Needs some eng air.am rm Xlntcond motor M\ 11.u, TOYOT4-'l'OLYO Lor~Sdectioft "'ork Runs S500 S2950 Re~t PP 831 9949 751 5333 or 551-97&.l ii \\\ ('Jmpl"I \,111 lh4H..-1i.a 0 wl981 75 Ch1•\ Monll' Carlo p-~oc 9965 fort·~t 1•1 n 1 um111 .. 1,. Co•l•"4ue Codiillocs """' s:r.so "•o •101. s.o.u u Mow lft Stod&! Good rnnd Mw.1 sell ••••••••••••••••••••••• I llONTIA SUBARU~. 13.8% RIAIClll AVAILABLE ON APPROVED CREDIT !OM BRAND NEW 1981 PONTIACs & SUBARUs a. magnon pontiac a. magnon ~baru 2480 u ... bor Blvd at fir Cesta Mesa 2480 Harbor Blvd., at Faer. Costa Mesa "411 •t I 549• 1457 549..ClOO ~.._ ... ,,,, ...... ll-..t ........ llfUllll'-1. GRUTSHAPE SIOOO 6451232 '72 Leman ... Convert ~~ 73 VO~OW~ ~'ABER~ 'WN~A2DR rl~c A~~~u ·--------------------------~--~--~ \\•n 'ihJl'JI I l'\ I \\ l{n ! .... 6 C:YL. AuTO, Sli25 ly Fully LoJdl'<l Lea\ ·70 V~ Hui.: xlnl rnncl \ulo J.. .11r l'le,rn a' a (' \l)IL( \ ~ 4995754 770LDS tng countn 79.200M Stloo l!M 21:i> 1110 11~1.tl.:\(:1 ·'. ,.1 ..... ,;,~, ' '74 Malibu. xlnt cond, Low Mileage '98' Regen· SSSOO 711 1151 l 4B4 6!1 \ W Hui: n1t•· S:.".'!I& 11·1~ 1(118 67 vw l':tllll"'' Yo Ill ,, II ra~t iu11~1 ~)51 ~~O'.!J 68 \'W Bui: 1·lt'<ill run' j!OOd , i"k111 .: ~1:!1111 631 3!146 '77 VW H.ibh11 \~1 ~\I $2995 '.\..-,,, ··~" •im orig 82K m1. A/C, nu l''f w every avail op-714·675 19J.l JIMMARINO radials S1350/080 11on Li ke new ! '7B Fircb1rfl. \'6 auto. VOLl(sw '"GE·... 77 c .a.01• • .a.c ~2 1332 t203SFV) 18-22 mµg, T lop. JM>, (.lb. " "' • --$3295 a c. am rm 1·ass. S6M l>lil I lka<'h Flll1l FLEETWOOD '78 4 dr Cht•\clle 4 spd, m1 Super dl•pendable 842-2000 Musi sec leather 10 Xlnt t'und s2995 JIMMAllMO S4800 or lit•..,1 offt•r '76 VOLVO 244A lt'nur :"lew tires. air. 559-5803 VOLKSWAG~ §75-2069 P"'r door locks, AM FM '78 Monie Carlo Xl nl 18711 Beach Blvd. '70 F1rnbrrd Formula I I \I ,111l111l1..tll• Iran" d $'><1W\ , ... ., "'"'0 ~ r stereo, 8 track, w1rc t•on .wtN • -U"U'lt -400 Good tond Askm.: Jl'lori ;ur rnnd IW1"'1•r wheel covers and more. C111714'64S·l295. 'RO Cutlass Supr eme $1,995 ,l\'t•rrn i.: 1"1 hrakt·' l111l erl 81'NE I< i.:IJ'iS <'l. ,11 .... 1 r.uh.il lirt':. (Q.S • > Chrysler 9925 l.irough~. air. oaded, g.j2 Jt23 1'· All makes, models and colors. Classified Auto Advertising in the DAILY PILOT l'l:ISS, lo Oll "UJlt'f I 111111 S34SO t; ll :l">.'\~, •~Hiil't'I , $6,795 ....................... 23 00Q m1les 832-2247 F d h t t OHLY $4999 c:ond , lo mi. p s. p 8, Classified Ads 642·567B Da ri)· Prlotlluss1f1eds. 11111 • ' • '77 CORDOBA. xlnl • •n. w a ~ wan rn ~-------------~~--~--~--~--~--~--- ·11 F11rrnul.1 \ I 111. 'u11 roof. 1'111111•1·r 1.1111• cl"• J, 11. 1lh .11n Im rhll \"II •• Earle Ike mp!( Sl>l.'10 l'all 111\\1 lu TOYOTA·YOLYO 12P:\1 tl.111\ 1,i:l 1,1:.:1 11r ltU H 1 FiiS 50211 ..-l•a A c. AM r M l Cl Pl' Mew 9800 Auto• Hew 9100 I Woa, New 91001 Auto•. New 9100 I .... 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SEE OUR NEW SOUTH COAST 0000£ CUSTOM VAN CONVERSION lr11 11jrJ n:~ 1 d~-.t,·11r1 l1.l1"' •,nae~ tray 1 .-tpl.t1r1 '-, t1.t1r"' r·rH;1rh! 1th'f'' l1Jl 1 $9997 • d'IJ1'!111q wori<1 ''""' ~'' "' 1 a 11 d l ,, ·.t nm n1,1q~ 1/1H7'1111 '78 CHEVY PICK-UP ·""'" Trucks, Vans & 4X4s We re VOJr Ram f ough Trxk f.enler' '74 GMC '7J FORD rtCK UP PICK-UP ..... , ,,,.., '3381 '79 PLYMOUTH AILDUSTER WAG O '6681 '4281 '79 DODGE PICK UP llme61> 55881 '4981 78 CHEVY PICK-UP '5481 \ ' ' ~ 831{8)) mJ1&.. SSOOO !W7 8818 NOW IN PROGRESS YEAR-END CLEARANCE SALE! *LOW 13.8% FIMA.HCIMG ton approved crcd1l l •HUGE DISCOUNTS * TREMENDOUS SELECTION NABERS C1\l)ll .. L 1\l: t t\ I H ,. "'l\.~1' ' \i,....,. l-14l l\\J CADILUC ELDORA.DO DIES&. Wire wheel covers leather rntenor. AM FM stereo B track CB. Onh 6.600 miles (ANY6001 • -~--. ~ 83itlm ELDORA.DO '79 Sil ver. rl'd stnpprng am rm stereo. Auto. ful Iy equip. xlnt co nrl Sll.800 t714> 499·47S4. ·199-4764. 628·6194 '68 F1eelwood Brougham Continetttal 9930 ......................• ii MarkV Loaded 4.S.000 M1 lmmac Must sell' s.&600 Jay 7S2 1483. $40·0442 Corntte 9932 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •CORVmES! Nice Ones! '75TTop Auto trans 16.'iONBTJ $6995 '77T·Top Auto trans 160521 $8995 • '78TTo Auto trans (1~0A360l $9595 '79TTop Aulo trans 117891 SJ0,995 'BOT· Top Auto trans. 12249) Sll ,995 'BIT Top Auto Lrans (IANE327l SAY~ '81TTop 4 spd . NU 104~1 $16,995 '81 Hatehback Auto trans 11BGA8931 $16,995 More 'Bis to select' EZ fin at 13 B'i APR on app crt'dit on new ones' We LEASE Corvettes ! Hurry 1n. you'll hke this array' Offer ex plrl's B-26·81 HOW ARD Che...,olet Dove/Quail Sts. NEWPOl\T BEACH lli:.Qllj ·73 Veile T Top Aulom at1c Ale, pwr. stereo rass. orig l""!'lll!!!l!lllllll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!lllllll!l!lllllll!~j owner Xlnt cond '69 Eldo, Good intr but 644·9Sll._67.li429 __ Im mac inside & oul s I 99f>. 645--4631 needs lots or TLC. Good ·so Vette bu) for mechanir Make Loaded. Pnvate Party orr 839-3901 851 8800 '71 Blk Cadillac. loadl'd. COWC)Or runs & looks good $695 ••• •• •• • ••••••••••••••• GcorJ:e 759-lll.l. '72 X·R7. 351·C. AM FM 8 'BO Cadillac Eldorado trk. chrome spoke whls, Diesel w 28 gal. aux tow pkg, new ball. tank. full oixions. 22,000 radiator & brks Sl.650 m1. SJ4,500 I IARW965> 0 80 _B98-8929 ~-~100 am·5PrtLM.:..F ,_ Dodc)e 9tl5 '79 Seville. all extras. top •••••••• ••••••••••••••• cond I owner. Metallir '74 Dodge Charger. New blue gree n, book rebutlt engin e . No w ho I es a I e . D a y s brakes Needs llres S900 957·0025, Eves§il·lliL .11DP 5~,-- '80 Eldo dsl. lik e new. Ford '940 25M mi. 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NANCY I WISH THAT OWL WOULD SHUT UP DO~fT \(OU WIS~ '{OU '1AD A SUPPER DISH LIKE nus? FORTUttATEL'(, I STILL HAVE MV WPJ'E~ DISH ••• S~OULD I, OR SJ.tOULDN1T I? I'LL NEVER GET TO SLEEP I SHOULD!· • pLINI< pL.tNK -------. -· . . . . . ,. 6000 GRIEF! By Ernie Bushmiller THIS IS AWFUL ------OWLS ARE SO STUPID--- ~-~_,......---~~~~--------------------.....---~--~--------------------.~--:-:-~.- GARFIELD® ME't, GARF\ELP, Gth:. SS WW\T? DENNIS THE MINACE TME C1(){$ NEXT POOR 19 BEING GIVEN A 9\RTHPAY TMIS eRtCK SMOOLP MAKE. PART'/ ,.OPAV ,_~ . 1 11 U.. MA",t:.E YA THE f3E:9T E31=<~Kf'A<; T .--YA cVER ~D! A 'OPlfFV GIFT by Ji~Davis • . :· . I • HELLO, DOCTOR ? 00 VOU THINK YOU COOLD 6URGICALL V REMOV E MY CAT FROM A DO& -: . I • . . . . < . WHAT 00$ How COULD YA .. 1T o rof\fr 9QUND "THA.T ME.AN 1 TELL ·911e:" . -. Ml.CH LI KE? Nq. ~I D YE?"? ~DID IT~ ~amn;;:;;;;r;~:-:t"I i I .JIJDGE PARKER WE 'LL 00 OUT TO MY FARM 00 1 CAN PICK THAT WOULD BE ~ UP THE CA6H FOR YOU, LANA! WILL $3,000 FINE, JAfJON! ilDE YOU OVER FOR A COUPLE OF MONTH6? MAKE SU~E YOU GIVE ME YOUR. ADDJC:ef>6 IN L..A, WHEN YOU 0ET 6ETTl..eD! l..IKE l f>A\O, l'LLbEND YOU $1,200 A MONTH.' IN f>lX MONTHf>, YOU CAN COME ~ACK,lF lOV WANT! 1 MAY JUf>T DECIDE TO 6TAY OUT ON THE COAe>T! I USED TO ee AN ACTRE~f1 ONCE! THEY 'RE NOT H~DED FOR THE f, ( Al~PORT ! HE !URNED NORT.H .' ' • .. . c . : HOW ABOUi GIVIN6 "TUE OLD 1JL.i-A-l>JHIRL A SHOf, L.ES ~ I SPE:NT MORETIMEAT 11-4 !: BE:,ACH "TH.AN ANYWMERE. NAW I I OON'I 1J.4 INK 50 I FONKl.,) • ~ Yss,MooN ... ~ 1HA1~ ONE "ffilNG I LEARNED LAST QtAR ! NEVER RIDE ON ANQT1-UN6 AFTER QOU JU5T ANl5HED A GIANT LJME 5UJ6H ! by Ferd and Tom Johnson- No TROUBLE --I W,AS PR,ACTICAL1-Y BRou~HT UP ON IHE BEACH ... I AM TRULY j;. SON OF IH~--UH-· SE:,A5HORE. ~ ~ ,A5 A LAD, 11D SPEND MORNINGS ,AT THE B~ACH ... AF~OONS ,ATTHS BEACH ... DOCTOR SMOCK · By George Lemont OKAY, we"t-t-~ .Pl-OG "'f'HS HOt...e ;EJ N i"'HIS GIZMO !;-w1-rH SOMe · SI t,,t,,Y" PO-r'1"'Y. •• coveR .,..HA-r WllH A HONK OF FL-eSH-COL-ORESP CONS1'"'RUC"llON PAPESR ... se:cuRe ,.,-w1.,-H A c::>Ae> OR i"'WO OF l-10R.AR.Y PAS"le: ... c:>'YA -Y-HfNK YOO~ N$ f9.99 5UR<StCAt., 'SPeCIAL-" WI C..-L- CAl'CH ON, POC"T"O~? • ' . • I ANC? L-AS-r., use: A COUPL-e: OF C~-rHESSPf NS 10 HOt,P IHE: INCISION i"O<:SESIHESR ... ,\ M e ·. ~· .. -.-....-- COU&..P YOU SHOUT vt>U~ COMMANC75 ~ess &..oUPL.Y •• 'ft>U'RI! PIS'TU~l!Jll\JG· nte ~UF L.O. 170U•~e WRONG01 GOL.1711-0CKS ••• "'II • 't I ~ '"l AMII""'-~~ 1'M Rf!AL.L..Y E.XCl'TEO se~se. rve. GOT A Ve'RY 6Pl!Cl,__L.... GUes'T 9TOP"v ! • <(' . J l'Vli SENT POR A ROPI!, SI FU ' CA N YOU TRUST YO~A EYES? Thtre art 1t lt1st six 41fftr· enus 1" dr•wi"g det•Us betwe1u1 top and bottom panel•-HQw quickly can you find them? Chtck •nswers with thoH below. P•M>w" 14n') o r...on•w \1 •61>•9 ~ 1u•~1 l•P , ....... t 1u.i.1-u1P .. , VUUVP1JP9 ( C>u•\\•W ,, adott ' IMJ1n1w \f 6oQ t ,,>u .... UtO '8Jj)ruum0~w WOmflrr[l0 ® ~------by Hal Kaufman ------- e H~ME TEAM! An unknown bard, undou~tedly 'urveying lhe worl4 from his own ~de """'' «Mvjstd this vtrst: "Some folks toott fOf' excit,ment beyond the dlst1nl SN4 but lfM worJd Is really at Its best ~hen THIM /.MMO CK'St: SWITCH POSER tESTSWIU There's something ta~clnatlng about swit- ching things around. You can h•v• some fu11 enterta ining fritnd1 with this swit chlng poser. Arrange a group ot 12 black and while discs In three rpwa, as shown above. AlakazJm I By touching •nd moving (In a manner of speak ing ) just one disc, you can rearra11ge the pat· tern so that alternate ver tical rows are all black and •II white, respectively. How is if done? J~AO MOJ ~1°'4'" ... , lf'M utof! ljltoddo )\Ip "1"'-1"' 11M1q ... l\lljl6'P pu• P""''' ,,., ~Pl'llU .... UI HIP ••t'l" 1"11 a.41 ·~ ULLO FME." Rearrange c•,.lt"tr spacing f~r "~· e " ............. ~»<» .......... " • Word Test! Form each of thftt words Into •nothtr word and use tn. three wordt formed In a aente"ce: DUSTY SHE ET STON! . ... O\I .,flll Ajll\j\ • .,..,,u• •1Q1UOd 911() e Sum Fun! A ctrt1ln amount of money UI\ be dlv~ SO·SO t>etween two PfrJOl"S and yet one will hive 100 times more than the ot,..r. What 1mqunt? \lut~ A11•1 PU' ,,.,1109 -II'~ e R lddlt·Mt This! Why Is a 11udl1t camp such a d ul I place? Nothing goes 'on there. What Is the number one rule at the beach? Suri ty first. 0 i ·j i' I ---~i A" ' SEA HERE I Simply •dd ttte followl11g colors f\eatly to eft"-itee "'is special moment on the beach.: 1-Red. 2-Lt. blue. J-Y•l'"- •-Lt. brow!\. S-Flesh tones. 6-Lt. gr•Y-7-Dk. brown. .. . --~ - SPELLBINDiR -- ~CORE 10 1>91nts for usll\g •II the ------ telters in tht word tHilow to 'orrn . . two cpmpl•te wor~a: MEDICATE ~ -.. -. -~ -. THI" score? polf\IS .. ch tor 111 word• Af fpur l•U•rs or more ~11n~ •monv th• l•tt•r1. -. L·-· Try .. IWt tt lefst H lllQl"fl. "llt\W ••t•c;i : "''...,.,. 91.ittod '·-. For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston Ll'Z.2.lE. AN' I RRE.. PLR'/I NG-M005E ! l-11.ZlE ... you COOLD BE A POLICE LROY OR A BUS DR\VE.R OR A DOCIOROR A ' • ,.. ... P.!l~---------------------------- 1'M1RE. OAO,AN' ' DDN'I &EE ANY Ll221E IS THE. DOLLIE8-80WHY ·MOM .~HE'8 DOIN(;. DO~SN 'IELtt.AB~H THE WR&HlNG HAVE A 006 lc01' AND MAK\N' ~UPPER~ - '5o MUCH FOR IHE GREAT f'EVOLU110N By rAGAN so, WMA'f 0\0 '/Ou 'f~UNK or: 'f"~ .---~ MOv1f;, NOf(MAN? 1'~~ ~1OF'1.-e: MA'f1'eft \~, ~NO'I, 1.tA'f 1~U~ f\\..M WA4S ~L.A\U£0. l fOVNO l1' V~R~ Otfr:tcvL:f 10 ~OL.LO\.U. GORDO 11' ~~o t..tK£ ··nt£R£ w£R.e ~E~E-5 Ml~l~ 1~Af ~"OU~O "A~~ SE~N 1'~£~ ~ rr ..J/.J6T so HAPPENS THAT SHOE ~OR ~~AMPl..E, l ~1h~L. CAN1'f ~lf:,ORE O\J1" uM~ 1~E. 0\-0 MA~ \N 1'~f; MO\JIE \...E~'f A\..L \.\\~ MO~f;'f 1'0 \.t\S W\CK£0 '1'£P-NIECE ! • .... ~MO '400 M\J6"r ((£M£M&e'fl 1~A1' I ~~ E~£fl~lN& ~nu~0\)6" "(~~ ~'f£S OF A 1RAINE 0 ...-----..., PRof'e<SS IONA L. wtt..t.., A,1'u~~""· 1'"~'f £~VL.A\N~O . ALL. 'fHA'f W~fN 'IOU Wf;N1' OUl 1'0 6£1" MOR£ BONSON~. By Gus Arriola 01/1 PLEASE.' "DOe DA'ls1' HAS NOTHINEJ TO 00 W /Tl-I EAl<THl-Y }IOLJNDsf lHEf11 YOURSELF Setia '"-Qunhelft ......... IO "ASlt hm~y ~ 141 ltl.tftOIOll Ave ..... '!tit• lj y 10021 .V.'11 DIV S!> tor ~ O!Jf\llOftS Sony ow can t aflS*f' orllels FOR LORNE GREENE. actor and netSonal chairman of Medic Alert Foun· ct.tlon International What .. the llMIDIMnblp ol Meile Alert. Md en la ..me.......,. •. ly to thoee who ....,. heert trouble. cllebet.. «tc? -D.C.. Albert Lea. Mina. •In the U.S .. there are 1,200,000 members, and, worldwide, It's two mUJion Including 150 people In Aji. I'd like to see the numbers doubled. Unfortunately. too many aren't A matter of life or death. aware of Medic Alert's existence or the fact that It could save their Uves. It's not necessary to have a chronic disease to wear the bracelet or necklace It issues. The emblem provides medkal lnfonnation about the wearer and a phone number which can provide life-saving Information. Medic AJert's ad- dress Is P.O. Box 1009, Turlock. Calif. 95380. FOR CAntERJNE BACH. co-mr olTVs The Dulwo/ Hcmarrl Since ~ ected ... Clnt E.twood .. J'1lundnolr .,, U,,h(fool, ..... me that be'• • l8rllc 11'1V -E.P •• Twkl F•. ld9ho • We were In a tiny Montana town for night filming, doing summer shots In freezing weather. It was phy- sically painful. and I had a touch of frostbite. Clint was on the set all the time, handing out blankets and coets during breaks and se!Ving coffee. FROM 1HE •ASK• EDrrOR Noted flutist .Mme. Galway now has his audiences wondering whether he Intends to swap classical mu.sic for comedy. He likes to joke -even In the hallowed halls where Bach and Beethoven are The Supremes. Recently, during a concert rehearsal In England, when the first violinist was tuning his fiddle with great care. Galway said with mock lrrttatk>n, .. Why are you doing that? You tuned up In Seatde last month. Aren't you being excessive?" FOR LOUIS RUKEVSER, host of TVs won Street Week What Is the _,. C011UDOO mllconclptlon ebout Wd s.r.t? -S.G •• Albuy, N.Y. • Its ~ted role. It ls neither a sln~ cabal of conspiratorial manipulators nor e brtlllant forecaster of the U.S. economy. lt Is. on the contrary, just a place where a substantial number of Americans (and others) get to vote with their cash every business day. Because of that, corpcntions find It easier to raise capital, and more )obs are aeated. FROM THE .. ASK-EDrrOR An 'intimate" garment, once belong- ing to the late M.rtlyn Momoe, was recently sold at euction at Sotheby's In London for $1,100 to an Amer- ican businessman. Asked what he In· tended to do with It, the buyer grinned and replied, .. It aD depends on whom it will fit . ru just go around searching, Uke Prince Charming with the glass slipper, for a bef1ttlng Cinderella." ... Mary Ctoeby Is con· • vinced that in 30 years she'll tum up as a question on a teievlsk>n quiz show. Mary. as Kristin, pulled the trig- ger and shot J .R. on TV's smash .. soap opera" epic Dallas last year -a shot that was heard around the world. She believes that contestants In the year 2011 will have a hard time remembering who shot J.R. or who J.R. was In this century past. FOR SENATOR HOWARD H. BAKER~. {R.-Tenn.) What .. tt. Gownuneat ........ lntemlldonal ta· rortma? -A.B.K., N.w Yodt, N.Y. • The Reagan Administration is determined to 8'Mate teuorism by raising It to a level of major forejgn-polk:y oonoem. We are advised that efforts are well underway at the Department of State to establish mcwe effecttve policy to prevent and deter these pro- vocatk>ns. The United St.ates must convey our com· plete unwillingness to be victimized by such violations. • FOR MADALYN MURRAY O'HAJR, president, Ame1can Atheists Alloddon Whm people who .. ..,. ....... ....., J.Qlr belda IDe.t wl .... ~for the Int ............. rw:tloe? - W.P., R ..... c.11. • The reaction of anyone meeting an athetst is one of curious Interest, whkh does not abete. Generally, the more people hear about the atheist position, the more questions they ask. When I speak, the question-and- answer sessions often run all nJght. FOR MCKIE COUJNS, author of the forthcoming book Charas no..1t bodw pou ... ~ U'ltlc::tMd for the..... .. ID~ booU? -F.E., .lopMn. Mo. • No, even though there's plenty of It. Let's face It: People do use four-letter words. It seems people are upset because it's a woman putting thlngs down on paper the way they are. I'm accused of being "hot," "racy." ~ .. ; yet Harold Robbins or Sidney Seldon rarely reclelves that criticism . PRO ,,._ M. Haddne. aNiltant legislative couNel, Ama1can AssodaHon of Retired Persons PROAnDCOO CON ttenry A.roD. 1en1or tenow. Brookings tnstttu· tlon; profcMOr of economics, UnJventty of Maryland Yes. Recent, thorough studies have indJcatad that lncnwa have barely been adequate to ofbet ln- ftatSon's effect on the purchasing power °' Social Securtty benefttJ. Any reductk>n In, or llmltadon of, tt.. aulomeac adjustments wUI rauJt in a qpd be fn 5odal Secwtty bend purd\a8ng power and thatwdl. In tum, came nlOons of elderly to sink Into poverty. In 1979 a drop In Income al only $15 to $20 • week would hwe Ina ••• cl the eldlrlY• powrty rata from 15 peen 10 owr 25 paclft. Should Social Security &neftt Hlkea Continue to Be Baaed On c=o.t-oj-Uulns l~? .. _,, ............... _.. ............. .... ... ~ .... -,.._llY.tlmLWl .... k-....... No. Ordlnart)y, Social Securtty ad- justments should be based on prices to protect beneftdaria from lnftation. Now, however, adjust- ments should be bued on prices or wages, whichever rises more slow- ly. This would reduce 4efldts. Bec.ute resava are now low •. the alternative would be undestrable bcncftt cuts avoldable If the formula fOf aMual ad- justments ii med• more 0.xlble. When adequate raaves .. rallOled. adJustnwnll beled IOlefy on prica lhcMdd be re-lntabdlid . \ THE NEW LAND_ WARS Since taking over as Interior Seadary, James Watt has delighted developen, enroged ~and touched o6 one of the biggest envlTonmental battles of the century. By Ernat Volkman N o one knew quite what to ex- pect when James G. Watt ar- rived In Washington, D.C., last March to take over the U.S. Department of the Interior. And people certainly weren't prepared for what he had to say In his first Inter- view . .. I believe there Is a life hereafter, and we are to be here to follow the teachings of Jesus Christ," Watt, the man who has lurisdk:tlon over one- thlrd of the land In this country, told a reporter shortly after taking office. "One of the charges He's given us Is to occupy the land until He returns. We don't know when He Is coming, so we have a stewardship responsi>IU - ty ... to see that people are provided for until He does come and a new oroer is put In place." Even In the wake of the Carter Ad- ministration, the nation's capital Is not accustomed to this sort ol bom-.gain Christian theology being expn!S9ed publlcly by a high Government of- ftdal. But that Is the least ol the con- troversy that has surrounded Watt almoet &om tht ftrst day he took ol- fice . In the several months stnce Watt was sworn In as Secretary of the In- terior. he has: • Declared a moratorium on Federal Government acquisition of land for national parks. • Proposed that private conces- • slonaires take over many admin- istrattve functions at national parks. replacing park rangers who now han- dle ~ services. AD of which means that Watt now has the dubious distinction of becom- ing perhaps the most controvenial In- terior Seaetary In American history. He has propoeed drastic changes in the way the United States protects its natural resources and, In the process, touched off one of the biggest en- vironmental battles of the century. The consequenc:es of his tenure could be momentous. espedally for the Western states ol this country. Mosr Amerlcans who Uve In the West are aware ol the Immense po- wer of the Interior Department. The agency Is responsi>le for everything that happens on Federally owned land, which now constitutes 70 per- cent of all the land In Nevada, 42 per- cent of Utah and more than 25 per- cent each of Wyoming, Oregon and ldllho. Additionally. the Secretary of the Interior and his department have wide powers in a range of other arenas, indudSlg designaaon of land areas as parks or wildlife refuges: administra- tion of water resources, especially In the West. and management ol &h, wlJdlif e and domestic mineral re- sources. Given that t.oad range of powers, It's not surpri5tng that the changes Watt is proposll 19 and beginning to put into effect are stlnihg up so much controversy. 1'he Reagan Admin- istration is trying to tum back the dock." says Russell Peterson, presi- dent of The National Audubon Socie- ty. Peterson's remark ls just a single tnsmnce ol the sort of aitidsm that ha5 marked Watt's brief tenure. Environmentalists such as Peterson have been the most prominent attk:.t thus --...---:a;a !: sowces would end # • .V reliance on Imported f oil. a )udgment largely 1 disputed by energy ex-~ J perts. Wrong or not. Reagan's philosophy has had Its greatest lm • I pact on the Depart- ment of the Interior. He has made no secret of his support for Watt, who In the White House view Is doing ex.ac:tly the right thing: reorienting the Gov- em men t' s priorities from preserving en· dangered animals and ecosystems to develop- ing the land to Its max· lmum potential. Protatiers In St. Louis: The ReQgOn AdmlnislrolSon countos th« the pendulum has swung too far toward the enulron~. But reordering pri- orities Is not a simple proposition. Many Ca· llfomlans, for example, were appalled when they learned that Watt wants to open four areas off the Callfomla laws expanding areas to be set aside strictly for wlJdlife refuges or national parks and forests. Conservationist have also managed to block a consid- erable amount ol the minklg and in· dustr1al development they fear would be damaging to the environment. But right from the beginning, the Reagan Admlnstration has said that the battle between developers and conservadon!sts -a battie that has been going on for 100 years In this country -has swung too f.ar tov..iard the llde ol the envlronmentallsls. Even before his Mctk>tl, Reagan said that there were too many mineral-rich lands being kept from development . He has even saki that proper dewJ- opment of all domestic energy coast to exploration by oil and gas companies. Aside &om the fact that these areas are near such na- tionally famous scenic vistas as Big Sur and Point Reyes. Californians sail have bmer memories of the disastrous oil spill from offshore driJling platforms near Santa BmbBnt a decade ago. Moreover. state Of6ct.als say that, at best, there are about 194 m1lBon bar~ rels ol oil beneath those areas - which would provkie about only two weeks' worth of U.S. oil needs. 'We must Inventory our lands, .. Watt said when confronted with these ob;edlons at his conftrmaUon hearing, "for the onJy way to deteJmlne the quantttles ol oil and gas Is to driD." But California doesn't want any such drtD- tng and ls taking the Federal Gowm- ment to court in an attempt to prevent lt. • Announced that he wants to .. unlock" a good portion of the 500 million acres of Federal land under his jurisdietlon for mtnlng. timber-<:uttlng and grazing. far, smce they regard Watt .rt}o}llng the outdoon with wife Ldoni. Watt as a one1NU\ wrecking crew deter- mined to destroy the conservation programs they have lobb4ed so suc:ce5lfully to con· struct owr the pest few decades. lnct.d, for the p8lt 20 ).leart, the environmentalists have, with the en- thUllalHc backing of the White House and Congms, enjoyed a virtually unbroken *log of vlc:torlll: the Clan Air and a.an W*1 Adt, laws pro- hactlng endangered speda and numerous SlmSariy. a wave of uneasine9a pasMd through several MlddJe Watcn States as we.II as Montana and Wyoming when Watt announcad artier this year that he would looten Federal ttrtp..m1n1ng NgUlmions. In what he caled a "lalgnment," Wf/4 reduced the 6eid staff ol the def-t· ment's Office of Surface Minlrlg a ad that he would ~ the coal· producing ..... ~ 1apon...., b own 111119 how coel compenlll • Supported new leglslanon mak- ing It easier for oil and timber Interests to block ~nal dagndons ol new wtJdemas weas In Ndlonal forests. • Moved to open four areas off the · eaJlfomla coast, including tome ol the nation's most famous scenic mus, to oil and gas exploration. At ~nt these areas are do9ed be- cause of envtronmental conc:erns. • Proposed canceling a Praklen- ual order restnctlng the UM of motor· cyda and snowmobdes on Federal property. • • f'AWllY WEEKLY AUQ\Mt 23. '911 . adhlre to ~lnlnQ laws daigned to pl"OllCt the environment. En- vlronmentallsla a oeher5 haw pro- tilltlld vfgorously. noting that regWe· don of strtp-mlnlng was taken up bi/ the Fedcal Government in the ftnl piacll because the states wmed to lack the clout to ftght ~ mining In· tarats. 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'" 111u,·h mon.• thun 1> .. 11n unpl••o:sent •''<P••ril'n<'" Tuk1· "" df1'°tl\"t• luS1tl l\'I' '(hi..,.• !Im ptlf., I in\ C .. n r r " I.ill I\• f>1ll-. !ll'ud 11nd .trl' ..,., .. 11~~ 111 ••1o1ll•m :\•~mcMy fnlf1m lolwl <l11'\•t·tl11n" tu1u1d• to 1 .. 1... S....1r Con•·• .. ""thtn1tt111·h•un ™ l.h tlt•P1IJ,<l•mt up oh•·r '"" ,.._-*' hnn.t .' ou l'\'\\ur<l• 0111 don I !1•1 ........... inl( rl'ltt'( th\~ 'mull ... ., ... 1001 -I tUJl'l 4 Urlt°f \\.-IJ,. I'"" ~ ..... -~ LAND WARS Although these controver-c sies have attracted the most i media attention, Watt Is ln· ( volved In other impending l changes that. whUe not near· - ly as publicized. have the j potential for great Impact. One Is his positlor) on na-j tional parks: He has ordered j a halt to further additions to • the system and has raised the possibility -quickly drop· ped when Congress growled at the idea -of eliminating several parks, predominant- ly those in urban areas. ' . ., ~ f I There Is also disquiet about Watt's attempts to allow oU and timber Interests greater access to Federally owned lands. Sentiment has run so strong on this issue, in fact. that the Sierra Club has taken the extraordinary step of circulating a petition na- tionwide demandlng Watt's resignation; it hopes to col· lect a million signatures by the end of this summer. (The Wilderness Society and Na- tional Wildlife Federation have also called for his dismissal.) Ort platform off Caltfomla COCJ$t: Say$ Watt. "The only way ro determine the quantities Is to drill." · Outside the western por- tion of the United States. there Is a tendency to regard the Watt controversy as a simple morality play involv- ing the conservationists on one side and Watt and the developers on the other. ln fact, however. the entire Watt Imbroglio iS much more complicated than that. Watt's policies are en- dorsed not O(lly by devel- opers but also by Westerners dation, a group battling en- vironmentalists and the Government over Land-use restrictions, he has been a highly visible defender of this movement. "We feel." he has said. "that our Individual freedoms have been reduced considerably by the power of Washlngton to set values. ln the last 10 years. we have seen the Government prede- termine these values by hmlting our access to these lands for market use or per- sonal pleasure." The anger In . the West should not be underesti· mated. To get an Idea of Watt repaem many W~ who feel Washington hG8 beer1 01logant and out qf touch. who are fed up with Govern- ment Interference and want the states to have more con- trol over land use. There Is a growing p(>lltical rebellion In the Amerlcan West, almost all of It directed against a Federal Government many Westerners feel Is Increasing· ly arrogant and out of touch with local realities. Much of the ftre from this revolution. known as the "Sagebrush Rebellion.'' has been aimed at the Department of the ln · terlor. whose policies and ac· lions have the most Impact on the West because so much land there ls Federally owned. Since 1977, when Watt be,came president of the Mountain States Legal Foun· 6 • ,AMl\.Y WRKLY, A..,.i 2S, "81 how deep It runs . consider the recent mo ve by Repub- lican Senator Orrin G. Hatch of Utah and Democratic Congressman James 0 . Santini of Nevada. In June. they introduced legislation that would give 12 Western states over 550 million acres of Federal land. "We seek to right a wrong that Is more. than 100 years old," Hatch said in Introducing the legislation. His statement ls a ref«r· ence to the millions of acres of Land that Western states transferred to the Federal Government as they gained statehood (ln some c:asa. it was a condition f ~ state- hood). At the time no one realized the Immense wealth contained In-those lands. Secretaries of the Interior before Watt have tried to steer a middle course - mostly unsuccessfully -be· tw~en the competing factions of environmentalists and developmentalists. With the onset of the energy crisis. the stakes have grown higher - and the arguments have grown sharper Whether Watt will finally resolve these issues or tot.ally rape the Wat's environment ln the process, as his en· vironmentalist attics charge. remains to be seen. Thought- ful students of the debate point out that perhaps the environmental movement in some lnstllnces has gone too far in blocking needed development. And most en- vironmentalists agree that the Sagebrush rebels have a point when they complain about both an Incompetent Federal Government Imprisoned ln its own red tape and occasional excesses of i.eaJ by the en- vironmental movement. On the other hand, the Wat's environment will take onJy so much abuse, and unlike en- vironmentalist mistakes, developmental mistakes have immense impact and cannot be easily rectified. As Jack Lorenz. head of the conservaHonlst Izaak Walton League of Artleri<:a. warns, •Knee-jerk. quick-fix budget cuts and land-man- agement policy changes &'C potentlaJly much more da- mnging than knee-jerk 1'111 env1ronmen0bm." llLI . Romance! What Tutna It On? What Shuts It Out? By John E. Glt:>aon TRUE OR FAtSE? 1. That which arouses a woman sexually Is different from the stlmuU most likely to "tum on" a man. 2. Men empfoy liquor as a tool to fac:ilitate amorous adventures. 3. A woman tends to restrain her r~n slveness to a man because she feels that he Is likely to be "turned off' by sexual assertiveness. 4. Men In certain age groups and oc- cupations are more Ukely than others to "take their love where they find It." 5. The satisfaction a woman achieves In a physical relationship Is likely to depend on one sped.a) consideration. ANSWERS 1. True. Research on sex differences In "romantic motivation" conducted at Michigan State University shows that men are more frequently aroused by perceptual cues, e.g .. vision (what In- trigues the eye), and olfactlon (the fragrance of exotic perfumes): while women are more stimulated by fantaslz- ln~ emotions and touch. 2. True. This seems to be so at least for men of college age. as indicated by a University of WisconsiJ:l study of maJe un- dergraduates. The majority of men in- dicated that they used liquor to facilitate amorous relationships with members of the opposite sex. And It Is concluded from the results of the study that men of coUege age definitely include liquor In "their repertoire of interpersonal mechanisms for the control of relation- ships with women." 3. False. A Northern Illinois University _,tudy of feminine responses to physical attraction showed that most females did not believe that males are "turned ar' by women's sexual assertiveness. And the study further showed that a majority of males heartily agreed. 4. True. A University of Wisconsin study explored with confidential ques- tionnaires the procllvities of males for "kicking over the traces" where physical relations were concerned. Results: "The most frequent age category for such tendencies was 40 to 50 years, foUowed by 30 to 40 years. Salesman was the most frequently reported occupation, then businessman and truck driver." 5. True . A University of California study shows that the greater a woman's knowledge about her sexual preferences (I.e., what excites her) ~nd the degree to which she communicates thls knowledge to her partner, the mcxe complete will be the satisfaction derived from the l'IWI relationship. • .., Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. \RClAY BARCIAY· \ 1.0\V l".\K · 1\1 r NTHOI I \1<1 l'.\R · '1 E:\ THOI. . my Ufe ,,.. the Uttle League the 35th annual LJttJe League World Sem-will be ~d thta week In Willlomsport, Pa. Among the hun· dreda of major leCJglM!rs who di.· covered the ~ on a LJttle League dSamond II Houston Astros p«cha Don Sutton. He recentJv recalled those simpler dav• for F AMD.. Y WEEKL. Y. By Don Sutton (u told to Eliot Kaplan) In this, the summer of b<wball fans' dlscontent, Little LeoguetS hauc prom· lsed to stav off the picket lfnc. Hence ''When you buy State Farm insurance, you're buying more than a policy:· State Farm ogent Joe McCarthy. Newport Beech, Califomia. ''When you buy your family insur~:mce, you're buyin~ more than 1ust coverage. You re paying for service, too. "State Form agents make sure you get that service. When you hove a question, or a doim, you always know who to coll. You coll your State Form Agent. ''Whether it's life, health, homeowners or auto insurance -when we give you personal service, we aren't doing you a favor. We're doing our job." Check your Yellow Pages for the State Form agent neoryou. STAii '"''" INSUIANCI Like a good neighbor, State Form is there. s...,_......_.,_ ~ Oflic-. 11oooo>oo...,., ·- As tr Os R ctually, I started as a shortstop. I was 11 . and this was In Can- tonment, Aa. Even then I couldn't hit, though, and my fielding was strictly self-defense. H I couldn't get out of the way of It, I might try to catch It. But the next year we got a new sixth-grade teacher named Henry Roper. I heard that he once pitched In the minor leagues. so I stuck to him all winter like a flea to a dog. And he's the one who taught me how to pitch, to throw strikes. to move the ball In and out. Even as a kid I never had overpowering stuff. I always had to look for the edge. Mr. Roper mught me well: My next LlttJe League season I was 9-0, with three no-hitters. Of course, things didn't always go so smoothly. After we won the pennant. we all went to the lake for a picnic. And I dove off the diving board and knocked myself out. I didn't really get hurt. Luddly, I landed on my head. I actually knew f d play pro ball when I was 10. I used to listen to the Game of the Week on radio, and somebody told me they weren't just playtng for fun ; they were doing tt for a Uvtng. I couldn't lmagtne anything more fun you could make a Uvtng at. When I was 12, I was already throwing the curve ball. but I advise against It now for kJds under 15. I was lucky I didn't hurt my arm. Encourag- ing young kJds to throw the curve Is part of the all-too-common Lltde League mentaltty of winning at all costs. Nowadays, every game ls often treated as If It were the seventh geme of the World Serles by coaches and fathers · trying to extend their own frustrated basebaJl careers. I say, If your child wants to play, give him the bat equipment and in- struction you can and an atmospheie to devek>p his abilities In. Encourage him every day. And don't be crltk:al. Henry Roper died two years ago. I used to call him after big games and get advice 90mCtimes, and he said one of his biggest thrills was watching me pitch In the 1977 AD-Star game. It's funny, one of the people who has teen UI both pt1d1 says that J look just Ilka a latter-day VCl'lk>n of him. I think rd Ilka to coach kJds myself someday. If I could do 90fMthlng to give one chlJd a chance to come as far as I have, then maybe Henry 1'911 Roper would be paid back. llLt 10 8 MMILY WlllCU, ~ 2S, •1 ' Cumndulgoed ~well rect p10videdfof dilp&lyoltt.1-.h• Orllnlal w ~ · -. cups ltlOWn lmlllilf thin «tu.ti sa ol JV. ttlChft in lwigt'tt To bring a touch of Oriental beauty to any room in your home The Tea Cups of the Twelve Months of the Year by Kinuko Yamabe A collection of twelve Oriental tea cups ... each one symbolizing a different month of the year ... and each portfaying the particular flower which represents that month in Oriental lore. Crafted in fine porcelain, hand-decorated in pure 24 karat gold and issued in limited edition. Advance order deadline: September 30. 1981 . In the Orient, as far back as ancient timM, flONers were a cherished part of the culture and the everyday life of the people. So universally loved and admired were the exotic flowers of the Orient that each month of the year was designated by a d~ flONer. And that flower was said to symbolize all the virtues of that month. Inspired by this charming custom, the gifted Japanese artist Kinuko Yamabe has created twelve original designs exclusively for a unique collec- tion of tea cups honoring the flowers of the Oriental year. Each of the twe111e tea cups depicts a diff~ flower. F-or January, the fragile Plum Blossom. F-or March. the T~ ~y. F-or April, the noble Cherry Blossom. F-or July, the Lotus. For October. the golden Chrysan- themum. And for December, the Poppy ... Twelve exquisite flONers ... twelve beaiutiful tea cups. The artist has follo.ved the anc.1ent • Rimpa· tradition of Oriental art in creating these works-a style which intertwines the real and the imaginary Thus. there is a hint of mystery about her art-suggesting that each flo.wr has a deeper meaning than its beauty alone. Each tea cup will be c.-.ft.ed in Japan by artisans whose skill 1n the porcelain medium is unexcetled. More than 18 diff~ colors will be used throughout to match the variety of shades and tones the artist has used in her designs. Then, as an added touch. each cup will be individuaJly hand- decorated with a border of pure 24 karat gold. 'bday, Oriental pon:Nin has become one of the most desired of all forms of decorative art-aind is used with any style of decor. This collection is especially desirable beause it is exdusive and a limited edition. Yet it is reasonably priced -just $19.50 for e.tch cup. The advance ordering deadline is September 30th, and the rolls will be permanentty closed in May 1982. After that time, this collection will never be availaible ilgiin. Please send the oro.r form below to Franklin Porcelain. 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To bake unfilled shells, prick bottom with a fork and cover with a round of waxed paper and fill with two cups metal pieweights or two cups rice or beans. COMPOSED FRUIT AND CREAM TART 1 Mk.eel ,. « lCMnc:h .-UV ,,.,~ .... ... ~ conetarch 14 -...pooa .... . .,,.,~ .... l ..... lileladv balm 1 ~ leMrPOOM ...... lime rind in cup ......... )me. (about s llmel) 1 tab&eep oon butter or .,.,...,.. 4 Wwt. peeled -mlk.ed aa.wlM 10 IU..tMrn., alk:9d 2 beunM, ... ~ cup .,,&e )ellv, melted. or 1 cup m.an.d mctt.d l!pl'ic:ot jam PANTRY PRUIT TART 1 plia. (I oa.) a .. chftee, room ._,..... 2 11\11111 a DM OOftilc:tkMIB't' _..., '.4 ... " -&lmoed ..and o.hult 1 9~ bek.t ... ehel1 Of' pW aheJI, tlOUI' -Of • ID.bi 11n cupe fruit jam or -ai.de 2 taw..i DOM brandy, nlm or kinda 1. In med.ium-siz.e bowl, with electric mixer at medium speed, beat cream cheese unlil creamy. Add confedk>nea' sugar. almond extr&ct and salt. Beat at low speed untll smooth. 8. Bake In preheated 4250f. oven for 15 to 18 minutes or until golden. Carefully remove weights and let cool befon! fill. Ing. All as desired. (Do not prick crust when pie shell Is baked with a filling.) Maka double crusl 10-tnch p4c or two 10-Inch pie shells or 3() to 36 (3-lnch) tart sMfls. Note: Add two tablespoons sugar If desired for sweet desserts. For easy·to- handle and las flaky pastry. add 1 egg yolk with the flour and reduce the Ice water by 1 tablespoon. 1. Prepare pie shell from your own pastry or a m1x and line 9-or lO·lnch pie pan. qWche or flan pan. Bake and cool. 2 . Make pastry cream fllllng. In medium-size saucepan, combine sugar. cornstarch and salt; mix well . Gradually stir In milk 2. Spread cream c heese mixture smoochly In bottom of flan shell. 3. In small pan, heat marmalade, stir· Ting, until It bubbles. Reduce heat and simmer S minutes. Add brandy. Pour over cream cheese mlxtun1. Refrigerate covered Mo/ca 6 to 8 ~lngs 3. Cook mixture over medium heat, slil· rtng constandy unnl mixture thickens. Boll l minute. Remove from heat. Note: This tart will look prettiest if you use your pie pastry to line a 9-inch flan shell. No flan pan? Une 9-inch pie pan and bring pastry JUSI hatfway up side of pan, making a short edge. Line with foil. fill with rice and bake 10 minutes in preheated 4254f. oven. Cool 4 . Slowly pour hot mixture Into beaten eggs, beating rapidly as you pour. Recipe from Cuisinart Food Prooeaor ln- Slruction Book. printed with permitllon. 5. Return mixture to low heat; cook. stlrrlng constandy with wire whisk, 2 Adolph's is proud ~ introduce our 1~ natwal tenderizer. r s a totally natural. easy Wi!l/lf to make sure that every meat dish you cook tums OtA tender and juicy e\let')' time. You don't .H nficW themic..1ls to~ mNI tender. Vou see, there is a completely natural sub- sunce called papain-that's found only in pa- piya melons. 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