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Motorists who have had to sit on a hot summer afternoon in traffic bottleneck created by
old Newport Bay bridge must look to nearby construction with anticipation. 11ley'll be hap-
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which concrete abutments for new bridge will be poured. Temporary bridge has gap m it so
boS'U Cft!!.atJU.ruudg!\te in barbor Nsw bri4ge, whieh offieiills say will e ase bottleneck, ts
scheduled to open in late spring of next year.
Countians R~eover Er01n-Peru Hijack
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEBL °'*Deity ...........
It was not your averaee
alrllnebijacking attempt.
''It was indeed a rather
stranee happening to have 160
people -man)' of them children
and women -stormine into the P1•4'· lt was nqt the typical situation with two or t.bree peo-=-plewboareboldlngguns."
Roland Schinzin1er, 53, an u -
aoclate dean of eneineerine at
UC Irvine; bis wife, Jane, 53,
and daughter, Barbara, 22. 9t'ere
~mong 15 taken hostage Thurs·
day night by Cuban refugees
when a tos Angeles·bound
Braniff jetliner made a
scheduled-stop in Lima, Pero.
IN A TELEPHONE interview
Swuiay nigbt from the family's
Irvine home, Scbinsin1er
sounded ~ an4 calm aa be
described the 24-bour airpal't or·
deal.
It ended when Peruvian of.
ficia\a Jave the Cubans the
choice givinl up or being ar-
rested and barred from enterlne
the United Stat.es.
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Schinzi.nger said he, bis wife
and dauihter t.>anfed the Uma-
Los Antelef'!San Francisco
flight in San Paulo, Braall,
following a visit for the mar-
riaee of another dauebter, An-
nelise.
Durin& the oo&-bou.r layover in
, Lima, all ~ 15 ~. tnclud-
int''ie'ftlll Americw, rema!Md
OD the plane.
''TBEaS W~8 SIMPLY a
mad rush « Cu~ana toward the
plane. At ftnt I thoueht tt WU
juat an over-exuberant aporta
l.netrile
Bill Sent
To Brown
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A bill
that would allow limited use of
Laetrile u a cancer treatment
won legislative passage Sunday
and was sent to Gov. ·Edmund
Brown Jr .. who bas promised to
sign it.
The Senate approved the bill on
a 26-3 vote after Democrats aban-
doned a boycott that threatened
the measure's passage.
Democrats refused to vote for
• the Laetrile bill, try Senate
Mino rity Leader William
Campbell, R-Hacienda Heiahts,
because Republicans were refus-
ing to allowthe Senate to vote on a
proposed U.S. constitutional
amendment arantina votina
representation in Congress to
Washington, D.C.
But when the Assembly ad-
journed for the year Sunday night
while the Senate was still in
session, passa1e of the D.C.
amendment lb1s year became Im·
possible, and Democrats called
off their boycott.
PALM OASIS LIU IN RUINS
Fire Stlll R•IH N••r P•lm Sprtnp
•'The Assembly went home. so
it (the boycott) would not have
done me any eood,.. 1ald Sen .
Nlcholu Petri1, .D-Oaldand.
sponsor,.of the D.C\..#IC>lutlon.
"But It (the resoluUod~'wlll rise
Fire Damage Up
To 21,000 A~s
PALM SPRINGS (AP) -A
. ftre blamed on boya playtn1 with
matches burned out of control
for a 11.xtb day Sunday after con-
aumln• more than 21,000 acres
of brmh and timber and caustna
an estimated '250,000 damace to
bomet on Mount San Jacinto
above Palm Sprtqa.
Autborttiet would not predict
when they mlabt contain the
blue, which wu being battled
by more than 1,000 ftreflabten
and wblcb bu led to u
ftreflabten receivinl minor in·
J\lriet. "It'• about 40 percent con-
tained now, but we're not pre-
dJcttni f\ill containment,'"" said
Californle Department of
Forettry llre Information officer
Fred Soow.
''Tbe cootainment ls not con-
centrated on• panjcul.ar aide,
which tJ IOl'tof our problem-the
fire really depends on what the
wind does," Snow explained.
Hlgb wind• and dr1, bot
weather have hampered
firefllht.lnt efforta ln tM roqb ·
terrain of the Mount San Jadnto
area, which loomt over tbls des-
ert. reaort community. Tem-
<Ree naE. Paie AZ)
,
again." /
Campbell'• meuure, SBJ.580,
wo11ld allow a physician specl.alb-
ing ln trutment of cancer to pre-
scribe Laetrile for terminally ill
paUenta. Supporters contend
Laetrile, a substance derived
from apricot pita, almondl aOd
other aourcea, can cure can~.
But DXllt of the medical com·
munttY contends It ls wortblea and pOceotially toxic becaUM tt
containl cyanide.
Leader selieCI
' PORT 1101\BS~Y, Papua
New Guinea <AP> -Offtdall
bere Wet tbeU' troOpe r_ala.d •
rebel 1tron1hold on tbe
nelsbborinj 80uth Paclftc lalad
cbalD Of Vuutu an Sunday Dd
Hl&ed Jtn,uny stnen1, UM mu
•ho hat led a bow·aod·arrow ,.
volt the,..
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team and it• supporte-rs,"
Schtnztneer recalled.
Clearly1 it wu not. As the
throna or 400 broke out plate·
1laaa windows and preaaed
toward the plane, several shots
rant out.
··Tbere WU ~uite a bit ol emp-tion from u.o.e of taa Oil the plan~. cryin1 and so on,"
SehlnJlnpr 1ald.
AuU.Ol'Wes aald 181 Cuban.a
were able to board the plane
before llrUDe and offtciala at
Jorie Oiavea Airport detached a
boarding ramp from the DC-8
jetliner.
THE PLANE, MADE to seat
188, was "full beyond capacity."
Schinzinger said.
"We bad no idea what was go-
ina on. The Cuban spokesmen
finally told us what the purpose
of the takeover was and auured
us that no harm would come to us .
"But they said we couldn't
leave. And then it started ... "
At the Cubans' demand, the
plane was taxied away from the
terminal to a remote area or the
,airport, apparent!:,, Schinzmger
said, so that the Cu bans could
"see if the police were gomg to
attempt a takeover
"THE AIR condt toning of
course, was not on t was st1~
Clin g heal. uncor fortable
Fortunately, it is q1.1te cool m
Lima t his time of he year,"
Schinzinger noted wr 1y
'The Cubans, howt ver, did al-
low their captives ~ome relief
from the heat by leading them
<See IDJACK, P•ge A2)
Poland Accord Inked
Implications For-reaching for Red Bloc
GDANSK, Poland <AP) -
Government negotiators and
Poliah ltriken reached agree-
metit Sunday, end.ine the labor
crisis here and settin' out
sweepm, political and economic
reforms unprecedented in a
communbt bloc nation.
"We will go back to work with
enerey," said one of thousands
of workers at the Lenin Shipyard
strike center here.
The tired but exuberant
throna roared in approval, and
then becan the cautious process
of reallsln1 their victory and
rest.oring the nation's reeling
economy.
industrial north, and spread to
more than 20 cities .
Jagielski bowed to a last·
minute demand by the workers
and agreed that political dissi-
dents arrested for allegedly en-
couraging the strikers would be
freed by today.
Defe nse, called KOR . was
among the d1ss1denls remaining
in custody, the source!> said
The strike settlemC'nt also re
quires authorities to re\ 1cw all
cases of poht1cal prisoner s
within two weeks .
In Moscow. the So\ 1et news
agency Tass distributed an an-
gry statement that madt' no
mention of the setlll.'mcnt and
bl amed the s trikes on ant•·
socia l elements " The article
w as hroad cast on Soviet
telev1s1on hours after the a~ree·
m ent was signed
It did not speak of any possible
(See POLAND. Page A2> The agreement, sighed by
strike leader Leeb Walesa and
chief government negotiator
Deputy Premier Mieczyslaw
J aelellki, fll1l.abed a crisis that
draHed 18 daya, involving more
than 350,000 workers in Poland's
Sources in Warsaw said four
of the 29 dissidents who had been
Jailed during the strikes were re-
leas ed at S p.m., 10 minutes
after the signing ceremony in
Gdansk. They srud the four
Miroslaw Chojecki, Jan Ajsner ,
Seweryn Blumsztajn and Jan
Cywinski -had been charged
with belonging to an organiza-
tion planning criminal acts, an
offense punishable by up to fi ve
years in jail. The sources said
they did not know if the charges were pending.
Beaches Reopen
llth•lloar Try
Jacek .. Kuron, leader of the
Committee for Social Self '
Auto Inspection
Bill Dies Again
SACRAMENTO CAP>. -An
11th-hour leplatlve promise to
enact a vehicle inlpection pro-
ll'•m next year wu rejected by
tbe Senate on Sunday, the dfy
l»efore a threatened cutoff of
taSO milllcn ln federal aid.
Tbe meuure, SBUMS by Sen.
RotMrt Presley, D-Rlverside,
went down to defeat on a 13-18
vote olily bo\ll'I after the Al·
aembl)' approved it, 50-19 .
The propo4al waa a last at-
tempt, boun before the end of
the 19> l•lialatlve aeaalon, to
reaeb a compromlH on • vebl·
ele ~ procraiis for tbie
atate.
The federal Envlronniental ~ A,ency hu aaid it
wowd Jrithdraw hi1bwa1 and
NWtr IUDdl from Cellfomla to-
day bltlUM the state failed to
requite annual ln1ptetlon of velllelt amor dtvlc 1 lD nn·
metrOPolltU arua. But MYtral bWa Mttln• up1n·· -.
apection programs have been
killed at various points in the
legislative process, in a battle
involvine environmentalis ts,
auto dealers, service station
ownen and the slate and federal
•overnmenta.
Presley's bill wouldn't have re-
quired vehicle inspections, but_
would in effect have pro~
that lawmakers would come p
with a plan by October 981.
altbou1b the commltment
wouldn't be blndina on the
(See8MOG. PaaeAJ>
Fuel Diseovery
KARACHI, Pakistan (AP)
Peklltan an.noun~ Sunday that
lt achieved a major
brealrtbtou1b ltl the develop-ment of nuclear ener1y by
maaufact1Pinl lt.9 own nuclear fuel beaed on natural uranium
available lo Paklatan.
CHICAGO cAP 1 The last of
15 Lake Michig an beaches
closed because or dr1ft1ng ~lob'\
of putty-hke sew a ~C' was re
opened Sunday as tht' U S En
vironmental Protection AgE'ncy
sought to learn the sour{'e of the
foul-sm elltng, golf ha\\ Sl7~d
maten al
Or::~.:a~•
Weather
ll should be sunny alonR
t he beaches a fter the
morning overcast burns
off. with afternoon highs
around 70 Tem~ratures
wlll reach mto the 80s 1n
land.
INSIDE TOD.\,.
Rntorchu1 at l!C lrmnt
and the UC Irvine \fed1col
Center m Orange are taking
01m on diabetes See stones.
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In case you rnj.5sed first four world body
skimming championships, the fifth was
conducted Sunday at Corona del Mar State
Beach. Doug Bottorf (above) takes off on
winning skim of 53 feet. 7 inches. He also
won last year. Robin Yould <below) places
fourth. The 23 contestants slid op their
chest for distar)ce and several bro~ pre-
vious record of 45 feet. A parade preceded
activity.
Iran Minister
Picks Cabinet
Amid Turmoil
By The Associated Presa
Iran's prime minister named
a new Cabinet -the country's
first since the takeover of the
U S Embassy in Tehran almost
10 months ago U.S officials
hope the appointments will
speed the release of the 52
American hostages.
Several of those named Sun-
day by Mohammad Ali Rajai,
the Iranian prime mlnis\er.
were educated In the United
States and other Western na-
tions Many, including some who
lived in the West, have close ties
t o the hardline I s lamic
Republican Party that controls
Parliament.
The British neW11paper Finan-
cial Times said in a dispatch
from its Tehran correspondent
that President Abolhassan Bani-
Sadr was not happy with the
selection
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HIJACK ORDEAL . • •
outside from the plane an small
groups, be added.
"We had two contacts with the
outside world There was a Peru-
vian police major who tried to
calm the Cubans and calm us
And there was a Braniff repreSen-
tati ve with a walkie-talkie,"
Schinzingersaid.
"SOMETIMES IT was a silua-
llon of who could shout the
loudest. There were two very ex-
citable types who could have
caused a lot of havoc nad they
gotten the upper band, ' Schim·
inger recalled.
"We were very apprehensive
that some rash action would be
taken. Through the Braniff man
we got word through the U.S.
ambassador that it was a plane
full of Cubans with grievances.
and that we didn't want any rash
action "
Schinzinger s~ld be had
"several interesting coriversa
lions with the Cubans."
Their complaint, essentially,
was that living conditions in
camps near Lima were b~d.
that tents were cold and that
sanitary f acilitiea didn't exist.
THE CUBANS WERE placed
in the refugee carol>s after seek-
ing asylum in the Peruvian Em·
bassy in Havana. They later
were sent to Lima.
Many of those on board the
plane, SchlMinger said, wanted
to travel to the United States to
reunite with relaUvu in Miami.
''They apparently mistook our
flight for another ru1ht that waa
headln1 to Miami," Schiminaer
said .
Alter ~ boun of ne1otiations1 he said, authorities made their
"final otter" -that tbe Cubana
would be provided apartmenta
and Jobi and sevetaJ hundred re·
settled ln Canada and
Venezuela. Processin1 of viaas
for entry bUo the United States
would be expedited.
.. Tl:lAT OFFER WAS really
not accepted, but we used it to
edge our way oqt," $(htnztqer
Hid. •
The lmpuJe lat.er ended .rhen
Peruvian authortUea decJarect
they would Pl'Olffl!l• lb• Cubana
as air pirates if they did not
leave the plane.
Schinzinger ,said his family
lost all Its carry-on bageage, in
addition to a night's sleep.
The Scbiminger family, aftet
leavin& the plane\ spent a night
in Lima, and. as Sc~nzinger put
it "developed some lose bonds
with the others (host ges)."
THE FAMILY RETURNED to
Los An&eles on Sunday morn-
ing; ironically their fiigbt was
on the same plane that bad been
a target of the atte.-npted
takeover.
• · 1 ·11 admit some real con-
sternation about getting back on
board," Schinringer said.
Flying Saucer
Replica Set
Near Airstrip
ut '82 Plans Already Bring Reaction
LONDON CAP) Pope John
Paul 11 will become the first
~lcnlnt p0ntlrt to visit Britain In
a trip tentatively planned for the
summer of 1982, more than four
centuria after King Henry VIII'•
dlapu~ wtth the Vatican split the
Et111lahcl'lurchfrom Rome.
Tbe pope accepted an invita-
Uon from British Cardinal Basil
Ht.tme, the Roman Catholic in
formation service said here Sun
day. Tho announcement already
bu aroused aDITY reaction from
some militant Protestant clergy
Enmity between the Roman
CaUioUc Church and Church of
E111land luted lo.n1 after
Henry'1 break with Rome in
1534, when Pope Clement VII re·
fused to erant the king a
divorce. ID later years, many
people from both sides were
burned at the stake
The ill-feellne is not entir;ely
1one, althougb many Protestant
leaders quickly praised the visit
as a step forward for
ecumenism.
John Paul's travel plans were
Incomplete, but a church
spokesman said they would not
include a trip t o Northern
Ireland, where 2,053 people have
died in 11 years o( sectarian
violence between its half-million
Catholics and ~ million Protes
tan ts.
The Rev. Ian Paisley, the fiery
E'ru• Page A I
F1RE~ ..
peratures in the area hovered
near 90 Sunday.
On Saturday, the fire damaged
or destroyed six winter homes U\
lhe Andreas Canyon on the
easlemflank of the mountain
"BasicalJy that damage was
caused by 60 mph winds whip
ping through the canyon. They '
made our air tanker drops pret
ty ineffective," Snow said.
Damage lo the homes was
estimated at $250,000 An addi-
tional 17 homes in the area,
worth about $650,000, had been
considered in danger but were
no longer threatened, Snow said.
Nobody was in any of the homes
at the time the fire struck,
authorities said
Snow said Sunday the fire was
"bumini pretty high now," and
did not directly threaten Palm
Springs, which spreads along
the eastern base of the moun-
tain.
However, it reached the
8,000-foot level of the 10, 786-foot
peak, consuming brush and
valuable timber along the way
lo addition to the erratic
winds, which grounded air
tankers and helicopters Friday,
Snow said the inaccessible,
steep, rocky terrain slowed con-
tainment efforts.
Northern lrtSh Protestant
leader , denounced the pope's
British trip.
''The blood of the martyrs
cries out agamst this visit," he
said
One of the province's leading
Catholic politicians, Gerry Fill,
welcomed the trip and added,
"It 's a sad comment that
Northern Ire land h as been
isolated from this visit."
Mi lit ant Scottish Protestant
pastor Jack Glass of the Scotllsh
Reformed Church railed the
pope's v1s1t to Britain ''the
ereatest betrayal !>ince Judas
Iscariot " He said 1l was "a vile
abomination " and that
thousands of Protestants would
take to the streets 1f the pontiff
set foot ln Scotland. 8. Cardmal Gordon Gray,
leader of Scotland's Catholi cs.
said: .. The preparations for his
visit can be a lime of great
spiritual renewal for the nation
I am sure its aftermath wlll
bring us many bless1riJ?s. ·•
The Right Rev Dr Wilbam
Johnston. moderator of the
General Assembly of the
(Anglican) Church of Scotland,
commentejl, "I would expect the
Church of Scotland to ,extend
such courtesies to the pope as
would be normal for a head of
any other churctl coming to thi~
country "
Reagan, Wife
.Attend Cluuch
MIDDLEBURG. Va. IAP >
Republican presidential can
d\date 'Ronald Reagan and his
wife. Nancy, went to church in
the ir first Joint outing since
moving to a 46·acre estate in
rural Northern V1rg1nia
The Reagans, accompanied by
two aides, worshipped Sunday at
the Trinity Episcopal Church in
Upperville, about five miles
from the house Y-here they will
live for the balance of the
presidenl!al campaign
The stone church. a replica of
French country churches of the
12th and 13th centuries, was
built in 1960, the gift of phtlan
thropist PauJ Mellon
Some parishioners appeared
irritated by the media coverage
and attention that Reagan's visit
attracted
FourSoughl
In Extortion
STATELINE. Nev 1AP1
"It's all hand-crew work," •
Snow said, with the 15-person
crews being flown in by
helicopter or transported up the
mountain by the Palm Springs
Aerial Tramway
Four specific suspects
are being hunted by the
FBI for the bombing of a
Lake Tahoe casino, a San
Francisco newspaper re·
ported today
However. the FBI de
nied the report in the San
Francisco Chronicle, say-
ing there were at least a
dozen suspects m the case
and that no arrests were
imminent. Thal popular tourist attraction
was closed to the public early in
the course of the fire and was
being used exclusively to move
crews and equipment.
Assisting the approximately 43
hand crews, were two command
aircraft, 13 air tankers, nine
helicopters, 10 bulldozers, more
than 45 en&ines and six water
tenders carrying about 2,000
gallons each.
Casino officials offered
a $200,000 reward for m-
formation leading to the
convictioq of those 1n
volved in Wednesday 's
bombing of Harvey's
Resort Hotel-Casino The
extortionists demanded SJ
million in exchange for m ·
formation on how to dis·
arm the bomb.
The Archbishop of Can
terbury, Dr Robert Runcie,
called the adverse Protestant re
actions "negative and fearfuJ "
He added, "We need to listen to
one another and help each other
if Christ's voice and spirit are to
be heard and felt m the world lo
day."
The announcement indicated
the purpose of tht-trip 1s lo bnn~
the Catholtr Church closer to
other Christian churches m lln
tam
"The pope stressed the great
importance he would attach to
the ecumenical aspect of the
proposed pastoral v1s1t," the an
nouncement said
There are about 5 m1l11on
Roman Catholics in England.
Wales and Scotland out of a total
population of 56 million The
dominant churches, both Protes
tanl. are the Church of England
and the Church of Scotland. The
Church of England is a state
church. with Queen Eliia~th II
the temporal head with the title,
"Defender of the Faith "
'Naturally if the queen 1s m
England at the time of the visit.
she will receive the pope,· a
Buckingham Palace spokesman
s aid
The queen 1s paying a state
visit to Italy m October and will
visit the pope at tht' Vatican on
Oct 17. he added
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POLAND ...
Soviet bloc intervention . but
stressed Poland's importance to
the bloc as a member of lht'
Warsaw Pact military alliance
Strike committees m other
cities sent delegates to Gdansk
and Sunday's agreement was ex
peeled to set the pattern for an
ovl'rall settlement although
there was no offl<'lal word on
how that would ~ worked out
A government s pokesman.
Miroslaw Wo1r1echowski, met
with foreign reporters 1n
Warsav. and his remarks sug
gested the government was un
derided about 1ls interpretation
of the agreement
The strike, begun over a meat
price hike' announced July 1.
ended with promises of labor un
ions independent of government
control, the nght to strike for
worker demands, and sweeping
reforms affecting nearly every
facet of hfe 1n a rommunif>l
country
J ag1elsk1 said the government
would propose a btll 1n the
Polish Parl1amt•nt limiting
ce n sorship to "tnde<'ent"
material and state secrets Thl'
government also agreed to
gu<.1rantec full freedom of ex
pression and religion ; promotion
of workers on the basis of
qualifi<'ations. not membership
1n the Communist Party. in
creased investment in health
and hous ing construction,
pension 1 mprovements . pay
raises pe~ged to the cost of hv-
mg and paid maternitv leave for
three years
f 'ro'" Pagt> l I
SMOG ...
Legislature sworn 1n 1n
December
The proposal, similar to one in
Texas that was approved by the•
EPA, also would have modified
some of the state's strict
emission standards
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Singer Marries .... ,......., ..
Singer Karen Carpenter was married in Beverl} l-lills
Sunda) to industrial real estate developer Thomas J
Burris of Newport Beach in ceremony attended by about
450. The 30-year-old Ms . Carpenter sang original song to
her husband composed for occasion by her brother a nd
musical partner Richard Carpenter and his writing
partner John Bettis.
Another Year Seen
For Oil Sur.plus
NEW YORK (AP > The
world's oil surplus could last at
least until late 1981 even if Saudi
Arabia were to reduce its oil out-
put by a millton barrels a day,
the trade publication Petroleum
Intelligence Weekly reports.
''The huge cushion of surplus
stocks." with total Western
world inventories expected to
reach a peak of 5.8 billion 42-
ga llon barrels by early fall,
"could linger for another one or
two years," the newsletter said
Sunday
·'Oil inventones in some Euro-
pean nations have reached the
equivalent of 120 days' supply,
while Japan is at a record 110
days and rising, and the . United
States at about 75 days," at said.
The newsletter attributed the
surplus to high levels of Saudi
oil output and an "unexpectedly
sharp drop" in Western oil de-
mand following a 132 percent
jump in world oil prices since
the beginning of 1979.
"If Saudi Arabia cut produc·
tion a million barrels daily start-
ing tomorrow, it could still take
until the autumn or 1981 to erase
the accumulated surplus" of 400
million barrels above normal
world levels, the newsletter
said, and a longer period could
elapse "before a supply crisis
developed."
The weekly cautioned that
"despite the present surplus,
there's little reason for oil con·
suming nations to feel compla·
cent about the future supply out-
look··
A recent reduction 1n
Organization of Petroleum Ex-
porting Cowitries oil output to a
4J;;-year, low of about 27 million
barrels a day "has succ!Med in
bringing current supply into line
with actual current consump-
tion," it said.
According to a forecast by
Royal Dutch Petroleum Oo.
President Dirk de Bruyne, dally
oil use in the non-communist
world is expected to fall to 50
million barrels a day or less this
year, down 2 million barrels a
day from 1979, and may drop a
rurther 3 million in 1981.
Reports that the Saudis might
order an output cut greater than
a millioo barrels a day to bring
pressure on Israel to give up its
claim to East Jerusalem "nng
ominously in the ears of con·
sumer nations," the newsletter
said.
The Kuwait newspaper al·
Anbaa said Saturday in a dis·
. patch from Washington that the
Saudis have warned Wasblngton
that Arab oil producers will re-
duce supplies to the West if
Israel is not forced to annul its
formal annexation of Jerusalem.
Saudi Arabia, supplier of near-
ly 20 percent or u .s. oil imports
and OPEC's largest producer,
boosted oil output to 9.5 million
barrels a day from 8.5 million
last summer after Iran's revolu-
tion cut that nation's oil output
by 3 million barrels a day or
more.
The Saudis, unlike other
OPEC members. have not cut oil
output since 1~79. They also
have been charging $28 a barrel
for their oil, $4 below the sug-
gested OPEC minimum price.
Industry analysts have
speculated the Saudis might an·
nounce a price increase or pro-
duction cut at an OPEC con·
ference in Vienna on Sept. 15 in
a bid to restore the cartel's
wiiformpricesystem.
The price system fell apart
after the Iranian revolution trig-
·gered a worldwid~ oil·SUJ?ply
scramble and sent OPEC pnces
soaring.
Prices have steadied in recent
months, however, and the
publication Platt's Oilgram
Price Report said the average
price of individual cargoes of
OPEC oil on "spot" markets fell
$1.49 last week to $29.81 a barrel.
<AP> -Ntlaon
Bunker H • • of tbe world'• rlebnt men, wilhtl he had
dumped eomt ot blJ n1anlivt
silver d.lna• tn1tead of ttYlnt
to rld out vNt nuctt11Uona In
lht price or the ,precloua metal,
Ult DaUu Mornln• Newa re-
porll.
In an lnttrvltw In the
ntwapa~r! one or ht1 flrst 1lnce the prlff 01 .alldl' fell ,..om more
tblft t50 an ountt to I•• than
$20, HW\t aaJd hi ud bla brother
Herbert "•bould bavt unloaded"
aome or their allver ln late
March INtead of lettinf the
market crusnble around them.
"I think at PG (the prtce an
ounce of 11l"r reached Jan. 21 )
the market IOt too biCh and it
cauted a lot ot problems,·· Hunt
told the newspaper in tbe
copyri&hted interview Sunday.
"On my side," be said, "I
wish the market had oever gone
over $20. That would bave been
much better Because. you
know, we didn't sell anything.
we didn't buy anythin1.,
"But the fact that it went high
caused everybody to start
screaming and yeUing. So look-
ing back, we should have un-
loaded some of it," he said.
Hunt blamed the governors of
the nation's commodity ex-
changes and speculators who
disrupted trading for the col·
lapse
He told the Morning News he
may have underestimated the
determination of commodity ex-
change regulators and govern-
ment agencies to break him and
his brother
Ufe in China
To Be Taxing
PEKING CAP) -China's t:X·
periment with modified forms of
capitalllm will expand next year
to include the flnt personal ~
come tax in the communist na-
tion's 31-year-history, the of-
ficiai Chinese news agency an-
nounced Swiday.
The Xinhua news service said
China also will levy business
taxes on more state-owned en-
terprises and collect taxes from
the expanding number of foreign
joint ventures and foreigners
next year.
Finance Minister Wang Bing-
qia announced the tax policies at
the opening session of the Na·
tional People's Congress,
China's Parliament.
.,
Mideast Review
CAIRO, Egypt (AP) -Egyp-
tian newspapers reported Sun-
day that President Anwar Sadat
accepted from a group of pro-
fessors a list of 10 questions on
his policies, Indicating a (ar-
ranging review of Egypt's posi-
tion toward Israel and the Unit-
ed States.
Presitknt
Tipped Son
PANAMA CITY, Fla.
<AP) -The White House
says that President Carter
told his son Chip to leave
the Panama City area in
1977 after learning that a
U.S. Customs Service drug
raid was to be conducted
nearby
But a White House
spokestnan stressed that
Chip Carter was not in-
volved in the drug rltid,
did not know any of the
persons later arrested and
was in no way involved in
any drug trafficldn1.
Customs agents arrested
18 on smuggling charges
and seized three tom of
marUuana July 21, 1971, in
Mexico Beach.
Anita's Pact Expires
Fwrida Citrus Panel Might Rehire Ehr
MIAMI <AP) -For the first
time since 1969, entertainer
Anita Bryant 111 not under cott-
tract to promote Florida orl.lll'e
juice, but officials said ll hasn't
been ·decided whether the ~inaer
will be rehired.
"We baveo't determined what
we're 1otn1 to do," Florida
Department of Citrus Executive
Olrector Bernie Lest~r isald Sun-
day, the final day or Mias
Bryant'• $10()i{)00 annual con-
tract.
That contract w11 wi&b the
production compmiy beaded by
Bob Gretn, Mlu Bryant'•
former usband and manaaer.
She w vorced from blrn Aua.
1$. •
"8tcaUH ~ t.b8 altuatlOD ..rttb
the dlYOtte ICnd '° fortb, lt had to expire," Leiter 1aJd, a~, l "W• didn't try to Ht any
particular date on continuing the
relationship."
Miss Bryant has been paid the
guaranteed $100,000 for her
television and radio com-
mercials, personal appearances
and other promotions involvtni
Florida orange juice durlo1 the
past year, said Lester.
He and Florida Citrus Com·
rntsslon Chairman Arlen
Jumper met with Mis1 Bryant in
early JuJy in Tulsa, Okla.,
where the former Miami Beach
resident moved after 1ep1ratin1
from Green.
"We discussed at the time that
we wouldn't do anytbln1 prior to
September,'' Lattr 1aJd In • ttlepbont lntervlew from
J4kell.Dd. Fla. "Our reason for
talldnl With her waa to dt·
termlne her lntere1t1. . •• We
lttl it that we would con.tlder
what future coune we may want
to take, and also she wanted to
determine what she may be in·
terested in pursuing."
Ml11 Bryant, the 1959 Mt11
Oklahoma and third-place
fJnl1ber In th• Miss American
Pa1eant, 1arnered nationwide
headlines in 1977 when abe led •
aucces11ful campal111 to repeal a
Dade County, F1a., homoaexuaJ
rtabta ordinance.
Miu Bry.ntJ who recorded
.. Paper Roffi'' and two ~r
mUllon-aeller recorda before Ille
w11 20, filed for dlvorce from
her husband of 20 yeara lbl1
~~0•:ce~iift!: .c:r-.=
bera ~ conaptnd to C!Glltrol b»e
and to UM my oame and rtpULI·
tlon to bWld penooat "rti~."
'
~
Hunt c:onftrmed that he met in Europe with New York com-
modlllee bl'Oker Norton Waltuch
and tome overaeaa lnveators
IUlped.td by the U .S · 1overn·
ment of tryln1 to corner the
allver market.
At the tlrrie, Hunt and the
torelpers to,ether controlled
more than 85 percent of the
world'• available silver, the
oew.apaper aa!d.
Wh.., the year began, Hwit
and bia brother personally
owned or bad riahts to 57 per-
cent ot all new sliver produced
in the free world and two major
commodity exchan1es altered
their rules because or those vast
boldlno. bopin1 to choke off the
rise tn sliver prices, the
newspaper said
Hunt said that action dried up
the matket, left fewer traders
willinK or able to buy silver and
stranded the Hunts with vast
holdlnp they could not aell.
When the market collapsed,
the Hunts had to noat a $1 1
bllllon loan to help cover their
silver investments, but Hunt
said publlc disclosure of that
fact did not embarrass him
"Naw, it didn 't bother me
none. Actually, there 's no
secret.a in the world anyway."
he a aid. •'This is an age of in
formers we live in. The IRS bus
got their Informers. The FBI
have got their informers . the
CIA and so forth. A person is
just kidding himself if he thmks
he's got any secrets
"I talk to people, but l never
worry about what they're gomg
lo do, or write, or print I don't
care." he said "When you get to
this point in We you don't really
give a damn I'm the same way
about buying a few silveT con
tracts "
'l'ourbf Lurf*
Tennessee s Tourism
Department 1s placing
larger than life size posters
of Doll\ Panon on trucks to
lure totir1sts to the state .
Working Mother Studied
\lCTU Raises Fears of Alcohol Use
WICHITA , Kan. <APl Th·e
daughters and granddaughters of
the American temperance move.
ment, gathering in Carry Nation
territory over the weekend, say
there's a new threat to family life
-the working mot her
"Witb an increased numbet of
worklng mothers, the tendency
toward a breakdown in family life
and discipline, often accelerated
by alcohol use, has become a
grave concern to us," said Edith
Stanley, president of the national
Women's Christian Temperance
Union, which has headquarters in
Evanston, Ill.
About 500 women were on hand
for the union's 106lh annual con-
vention, which ends today
Repretpitinl a national mern-
betablJf ol 250,000, the dele1ates
have been prayln1, sin1ing
hymns and talking again of the
evils of alcohol, tobacco, gam-
blin1, drugs and slnkinJ moral
values.
Mn. Stanley, who retires today
as the loth president of the group.
said the WCTU's "founding mothers' purpose was to fight
liquor traffic. It was the No. 1
problem in the home and it still is."
But u more and more vounl{
women seek to combine careers
and motherhood, the union says it
bat a new battle to fi1ht. The
home ~Y not be a woman's only
place, these women say, but it
should be the place of top priority.
"A career woman still should
remember the home is her first
place," Mrs. Stanlty said. "The hom~is a woman's palace She
sbouldbequeenofthe home "
Union members acknowledge
that sopie widowed or divorced mothe~ must work to support
their home. And some wives must
work to supplement their
husbands' incomes.
But they should know that tak
ing carepf their home and family
is their first duty," Mrs Stanle>
said.
She's worried that many wives
and mothers today are working _
for affluence. rather than
necessity
"We no longer talk about our
needs, we talk about our wants.'
she said. "If a woman wants to get
away from the home for awhile,
there are plenty of worthwtule
things for her to do in the com
munity "
Virginia Jarrett, WCTU's vice
president from Richmond, Va .
Air Quality
To Be Good
Along Coast
EL MONTE <APl -The Air
Quality Management District
forecasts unhealthful air quabty
for sensitive people in the
valleys and the Riverside·San
Bernardino area today
A Pollution Standard Index
rating or 113 was predicted for
the San Fernando and Santa
Clarita valleys. The Riverside
San' Bernardino area was ex·
peeled to have a PSI rating of
125 while the San Gabriel and
Pomona valleys were expected
to have a PSI rating of 150
Good air quality was expected
in the rest of the South Coast Air
Basin. A PSI rating of 75 was
forecast for the metropalitan
area while the Hemet· Elsinore
area should have a PSI ratmg of
67. A PSI rating of 58 was
forecast for the Banning area
The coastal, inland Orange,
Big Bear and high and low des-
erts were expected to have PSI
ratings of 42.
said shC' ..idm1n•., women wh11 t ;in
handle both :.i c1n•t•r ancl fa mil)
"But mam c·an 't," ... he said
'.'f or m;.iny thl·re !> .... hn·akduwn
in homt> hft• that ha!> l>t•en 1·;.i usl•d
b) .,., or king mothl'r' \\ho dun t
have t1mefortht·1rt'hlldrt'n ·
Il ~this ch.'d1l'atl11n to homt• lift·
that make., annu.il \\TTL ('on
\'entions look l1k1• olfl IJd11·s
pla:.t1me .,aid ~T<.1rtl' CJ~lor
.,., ho handll·:. WCTl · publll' rel a
t1ons ·our young<.·r mt·mher ... ;_ire·
bus) .,., 1th srho11leh1ldrcn th1!-i
time of year
The 1980 \l'r!>1<1n of the WCTL'
bears llttlt resemblanee to the
group of women who, led by Carry
Nation, once knelt on tavern
floors, praying and singing.
In 1900, Mrs Nation began 11
years or bar-bustmg when she
stormed into the richly app<>mted
Carey Hotel Bar m Wichita. shat
termg glass. damaging a painting
of a naked Cleopatra and
pulver1z1ng bottle s and
glassware .
Today WCTl' h,J., a communil)
education progrllm. summer
youth camps and lobbyists Thest'
days 1t " pushm_g for a ('On
gress1onal resolutwn thllt y,ould
require alcoholic be.,.er:.ige ron
tamers to carr) labeb warning
they arc hazardous to per~onal
health
Carter Rapped
WASHTNGTON <AP> The
chairman of Ronald Reagan's
pres1dent1al campaign, calling
his o"'n candidate "incapable'
of dirty campaign tart1es s;:11d
Sunday that President Carter's
past Poht1l'al campaigns .,.,ere
full of "mud S?unntng
personal attach, innuendo and
.outright smears · Sen Paul
Laxall made the accusations in
an "open letter'' he •wid he sent
to editorial writers
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• UCI ~e1earcher8 Stufly €ausel, Gure
111 PaOJ BC"l'M be1na coo·
•ted by t.h~ relHrCMl'I an:
-A study of lbe apparent pre
41laposJUon of some ~nom to
-••lop dtabet•a Tbl• could had to earher diaposls of the
4laeaae
-Studles on whether lhe com-
pUutiona of diabetes e._n be
leasened and even reversed
lhrouah absolute control ol blood
1u1ar
-A study on the emotional
and psychological aapecta ol
diabetes and bow to teach youn1
diabetics to cope with their dis-
ea1e.
.( MEDICINE I J
Md I U tbe ritk °' ·~ d t.tee. A. pndlspoalUan to dlabetet
may -..1op t.ca tbtre ere
eertala cone.rnd with
tH lmm NtpanH that ac·
comp.a!l1 U.. tl.uue type1. U
these,__ are detective, tht)'
would aUH th• immune
,..~.
Slater 1aid that lf tht lmmW\e
ruponH to a vln.&1, for eumpl•.
w11 alteACS. dlabeta could be
the ,..ult
If the 1uacept1billty of aome ln·
dlvldual1 to dlabetea 11 .de-
termlned by tluue type. lhl•
fact would ald the development
ol diapoeUc I.eat.a (or dlabetel.
Dr. Km N leman, autstant
prof .. aor of neurolo11. ll in·
ttrated in how dlabtltei c~\M9
Muropethy and whether lnaulln·
level conttol wm prot~t oerv•
from dama1e.
.
HI• Nc•nt tlndhlll on the
caute of neuropathf •utc•t
that dl1bett1 chlnl'H bOdy
IJ\ttabol11m wblcb reaultl ll\.
bloekaae of nerve 1l1n1l1.
Furthermore, animal •tud.1•
bave abown that at.olute coatrol
ol lnaulin aevela don reduce the
11v1r1ty of neuropathy and in
tome cue. even reverses t.he
dtm•t•· Nudleman will conduct further
human atudiea on diabetic
neuropathy using the artificial
oancreu.
The work of Nudleman
and Mosler is beilf 1 conducted in
cooperation with Dr. Michael
Golden, assistant clinical pro-
fe11or of pediatrics and director
of the pediatric diabetes clinic at
UCIMC.
* * *
" They're Dog Tired
Two pit bull pups snuggle up for a snooze
at the Madera County Library's annual
LOCAL I WJ:ATHER
.,. ..........
pet show in Madera. They don't app_yr con-
cerned about judges' decision. W.
DIABETES MELIJTUS (DM)
occurs in two forms. Insulin·
dependent DM , the result of lit·
FO& INSTANCE, a child born
to d1abetic parent.a could be Us·
sue-typed. II~ child did have a
diabetea-usoclated tissue t~1 then the child could be watcneo
closely and treated early lf
diabetes developed.
Although diabetes can be con·
trolled throu1h daily injecliona
of insulin, the accompanyi.ne
complications can be very
serious. In fact. diabetes is the
leading cause of new blindness
10 adults.
Artificial Pancreas Developed
A It Ji•• 9 Ji
dlaf)etes ra11 k re11-
r rollftl tla ....... .._.,.
lnjft9tlOttS of l'"tdi"9
i •~ arre•pa119f11g
ro•pHraffotU ra11 w
"~rtl sft"io.... 111 fart
dlalwtn b ••~ lftlfll..
Ing c.-aus~ ol •~tr
IJHndnes• in adultL
lie or no msuLin act1v1ty in the
body. usually occurs early in
life, thus, its other name,
juvenile-onset DM. It may also
occur tn older individuals. The
primary treatment for this form
is daily inJections of insulin,
which 1s necessary !or the
metabolism of sugar. fats and
proteins
The other form, adult-onset
D M , is often not insulin·
dependent and frequently can be
controUed by diet aud weight re-
duction
To find the genetic
mechanisms that predispose in -
dividuals to diabetes is the goal
of Dr. Lewis Slater, assistant
professor of medicine and
pathology in the UCI College of
Medicine
Certain antigens are on the
surface of the white blood ceUs
or lymphocytes and can be de-
termined by a blood test. These
antigens represent human "tis·
sue types" that are inherited.
IN RECENT YEARS, im·
monologists such as Slater have
noted that three particular tis·
sue types, 88, 815 and 818, oc-
cur in insulin-dependent
diabetics more often than in
normal individuals. These types
appear to be so strongly as-
sociated with diabetes that a
person with any one of these
types has twice the chance of de-
veloping insulin-dependent
diabetes than the person who
does not have that type.
Furthermore, Slater said, the
person with 88 and 815 com·
Dr. Marjorie Mosier, assistant
professor of ophthalmology. is
studying deterioration of vision
associated with diabetes, called
dia belie retlnopathy.
Diabetics often suffer from a
structural breakdown of vessels
and capillaries in the retina
causing obstruction of blood now ·
and subsequent hemorrhage. J
Repeated episodes of bleeding
into the center of the eye oft.en
result in the formation of scar
tissue which cqntracts and pulls
the retina off the wall of the eye.
"SOME DIABETICS have a
slower, more stable type of re-
tinopathy and others experience
a rapid, severe progression of
the disease The difference may
be related to genetic makeup,
ability of the body to produce in·
sulin and the degree of the con-
trol of diabetes,'· Mosier said.
She will study selected
diabetic patients who have been
plac~ on an artificial pancreas,
a device that monitors blood
sugar and automatically infuses
a patient with insulin to main·
tain safe blood sugar levels.
(See accompanying story).
Earlier animal experiments
have shown that pancreatic
transplants improve the function
of retinal blood vessels and
decrease the tendency lo leak.
Mosier said the artificial pan-
creas may control leakage into
the retina in a similar fashion. If
her study results support this
theory, it would prove that good
control of diabetes could im-
prove the condition of the retina
and thus be an important factor
in the prevention of blindness.
Mosier and Slater are study-
ing tissue and antigens in 100
diabetics ln order to identify in·
dividuals who should be watched
closely for the development of
retinopathy and who would
benefit from use of the artificial
pancreas and early treatment of
the rettnopathy.
DIABETF.S ALSO CAN cause
neuropathy or damage lo the
nerves that result! in numbness
and wealmeas in the limbs and
loss of urination and sexual
function. ,
A health care team al the UC
Irvine Medical Cent.er in Ot"ange
is using a newly developed
artificial pancreas to belp
children and adult.a who have in·
sulln-dependent diabetes
mellitua, a form of the disease
that la often difficult to control.
People with this type of
diabetes fail to produce enouih
insulin to control the
metabolism of su8ar. prqtein
and fats to meet the body'a
energy needs. Treatment re-
4ulres dally injections of insulin,
a hormone manufactured by the
pancreas.
Usually diagnosed during
childhood Ol' in young adulthood,
this form of diabetes is
particularly difficult to treat
because the patient's insulin-
producing cells are often com-
pletely destroyed, according to
Dr. Michael Golden, UCI asais·
tant clinical profesS"Or of
pediatrics and director of the
medical center's pediatric
diabetes clinic.
"WITH SEVERAL tnJec-
tions a day, the patient's
metabolism cannot be
normalized," Dr. Golden said.
"The artificial pancreas.
however, assesses tbe patient's
needs and regulates the ad-
m in is tr at ion of insulin
automatically."
The artificial pancreas is a
computerued be<hide console
which intravenously monitors
Ban on Dogs
Ruled Un/air
NANTUCKET, Mua. <AP> -
A ban <111 vacationJna pooches wu rescinded by the island's
town counael deaplte-health
board fears that tbe arriving
dop miCht carry a new virus to
the year-round pet.a.
The Board of Health, on ~
recommendation of Honey
Sie1ler, the dot omcer, bad
banned clop from bein1 brouaht
to the vacation island by plane.
ferry, cabin cruiser or any other
boat.
Ra~Spoils Holiday
Shmoors Also F orectUt for Gulf Coast Statis
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blood sugar and, with only 90
1econds of lag lime ,
automatically infuses the pa-
tient with sufficient levels of in-
sulin to maintain blood sugar
within a predetermined range.
The model in use at the
medical center is one of 10 in the
U .S . and one of two in
California. The other is located
-al UC San Francisco.
Operation of the artificial
pancreas, which is licensed by
the U.S. Food and Drug Ad·
ministration, is the respon.sibili-
t y of the Department of
Pathology beaded by Dr.
Edward R. Arquilla, UCI pro-
fessor of pathology. Laboratory
technicians with special training
maintain the unit.
During use of the artificial
pancreas, patients are
hospitalized for several days at
the medical center. When the
proper insulin dosage 1s
established, the physician
estimates the amount needed for
conversion to injections which the
patient can administer when
needed.
OTHER PATIENTS may
wear a small device resemblmg
a transistor radio that provides
continuous insulin infusion.
Although needed 24 hours a day,
tbis portable infusion pump is
compact enough to permit a
routine lifestyle for the patient
Adults with insultn-
dependent diabetes are treated
with the artificial pancreas un·
der tbe direction of Dr. Arthur
Charles. director of tbe adult
diabetes program and UCI as·
sociale professor of medicine
and physiology. Patients have
been referred to UCIMC for
treatment from as far away as
Colorado and Alaska
In addition to monitoring pa
tients for dosage adjustments.
the artificial pancreas can be
used lo sustain blood sugar
levels in diabetic patients who
are experiencing s tressful
health situations that alter in
sulin demands and usage.
For instance, childbirth can
affect insulin levels in both the
diabetic mother and her child
Abrupt changes 1n body
chemistry may be caused also
by acute infections or surgery.
Use of the artificial pancreas
during these conditions can
maintam blood sugar at a steady
state
"I believe in health foods,
,
~
smooth
pavement
and
Fashlon
1s1ana"
I
Fashion Island is my kind
of place. Where else can
I enjoy so many shops
geared to my Lifestyle plus
a great choice of depart-
'tnent stores? Or receive
personal attention from
sales people l 've known
for years? Or find stores
treated to fresh flowers
and lovely interiors and
other special touches?
Why do I believe in
Fashion Island?
Because Fashion Island
believes in me.
FASHION ISlAND
·NEWPORT CENTER
We're special, because you're special .
•Bullocks Wilshire• Robinson's • The Broadway • Buffums •J.C. Penney .
' JU$t off Pecif~ Coast H1oPlw•v In Newport Beach
SUN~Y 12 NOON to !I PM
, L .,
am's
But Service .Better
a1Ulilu.ctatMPnel mtttcllDI UUnJl fed rat ln·
•tu ll far won. than slate moeal levi•. but they alao t.hlnk ~ l.Qlton ,Sv" tb•m more for
ttielr 1J'QM1 tbao other lt~els ol
10 • t.
nio.. an 1moq the n.ndino of a atudy by U\e Advlaory Com
ml11lon on later1overnme.ntal
fttlaUont. a non-partisan l~P
wltb headqu1rt.tr1 In
Wa1bJ.nltoo
THE STUDY WAS m•de
before the current round of tu
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South African Prime
Minister P. W. Botha claims
his country is getting a raw
deal from the media and
that it is "the one shining
light in Africa today."
propouJ , lncludtnJ P...-
Carttr'a. It ll based OD a IUrV•X
of 1,0ZS adulta ~ a
umphJ ol tbt U. . populatbl.
Tb commlllloa hat bMn COD·
ductinl almllar atudJea uaUy
1lnce 1m.
Our the paat tl&ht )'tin, tbe
com mi.Ulon aald, the f'ocul ol
public dlaUke of the tax 1yst.em
haa ahlfted from local pf"OPGU
levela to tbt federal locome t.Q.
to 1'72. ~ percent of the people
queaUoned aald the property tu
waa the worst or leut falr levy.
Nlneteeo percent -leu than one
person tn five sald the federal
income tu was the wont; 1J per·
cent selected the atate lQifome
tax. 13 percent named the state
sales tax ; and the rest sald they
didn't know
IN a•, ONLY 2S percent -
one person in four -said the
local property tax was least fair.
Thirty-six percent -more than
one in three said the federal ln-
come tu was worst. The state ln-
come lax was named worst by 10
percent and the state sales tax
got a negative rating by 19 per-
cent Ten percent said they didn't
know which tax was worst.
This is the second year in a row
that the commission has found
the rederal income tax described
as the least fair. In 1979, 37 per-
cent of those surveyed said the
federal levy was the worst.
The commission said there are
several reasons for the un-
popularity of the federal income
tax Many people feel the federal
tax is too high and removes
people's incentives to earn more,
the commission said. Income tax
liabilities at the federal level also
tend to rise more quickly than
other tax liabilities because in-
flation pushes people into higher
brackets.
AT 11IE SAME time, the com-
mission said, "The widespread
publicity following the passage of
C1Ufornla'1 PropollUoA 11 ••• ~d the enadtlleftt Of ttatt 'jjtd
local 1pendln1 Ude tn OUMt
1tatH, ban b•lptd red ~
avtNlon to the loeal proptrb ~
to Ill lOftlt ltffl 1lnc:e Ada
bt1an polllnl tD ltTI."
Tb Cederal lneonM ~ la lult
popular amon1 upper·lDee>fti•
Americans. Fort)< pveat of ~
1vrvey umpl• •Wt li»co-Ull
125,000 a ,.V or CPOrt •ald tbe
ledtral tu wu tent fair:~ aJ
percent ol tbmt witb Uftual lD·
com .. under '7,000 nam-.1 tllit
federal levy u tbe wont. ,
While they may aot Ukt \be
federal tu 1ptem, Amtrltau
apparently th1nk they.,.~
aomelhinl for their money.
ASKED WRICH level ol P·
ernment they believed Utey cot
the most from in uchanc• for
their tax dollars, 33 per•t -
one person In three -said tbe
federal government. Twenty-Gs
percent -a lltUe more than oae
lo four -said the local 1ovem·
ment gave them the most for
their money and 22 pett~ -
about one in five -named the
slate government. The rest ol the
people said they didn't know.
The commission sald 1upport
for the federal government wu
strongest amona elderly men...
non-whites, retired people and
city dwellers.
Tt.e commission also said that
local governments have loat
favor in the north central and
western re.,ilons. r • _
IT SAID THERE was "no
verified explanation'' for the
loss. but added: "Debate over
state-local tu limit.a so prevalent
tn the West may have focUHd ~·
ti-government sentiment OD the
local level."
'Bible Walk' Nixed
By Zoning Board
Almost half those surveyed -
45 percent -said they favored
keeping taxes and services at
present levels. Thirty-eltbt per-
cent said they would pref•r to see
~taxes and services decrtued; f
percent voted for increued W..
and services; and 11 percent bad
no opinion.
Tbe commission wu created
by Congress in 1159 to monitor
the operation of the Amertte
federal system. It bas 2$ mem-
bers -nine reprnenttna tbe
federal 1overnment, lf PITTSBURGH <AP ) -
William Warren says the
biblical scenes he's created on
his property were inspired by
God. Thal didn't impress local
officials sufficiently to grant
him a permit for the display
But Wanen ignored a
township commissioners' ruling
and erected 105 life-size statues
anyway The statues, depicting
30 biblical scenes, are on 15
wooded acres he purchased in
suburban Collier Township.
"IT'S A BIBLE walk in the
forest," Warren said. "It ex-
plains what it means to be re-
born in the spirit of the Lord "
Warren, his family and fnends
built j.he display at an estimated
cost of $170,000 even though
township commissioners denied
a use permit for the Ian~
"We denied the application
because the board felt it didn't
meet conditional use require-
ments for a property zoned for
conservation," said board
chairman Charles Love
"It's a logical place for it."
Love said.
BUT HE ADDED, "'It just
dido 't fit the zoning regula·
tions." Warren field suit in Allegheny
County Common Pleas Court on
May 23 alleging the township is
violating bis First Amendment
right to freedom of religion. The
case is pending.
fiberelass figures, start with
Adam and Eve's fall and pro-
gress through the building of
Noah's Ark, the Lut Supper and
the Crucifixion.
Warren worked nigh ta and
weekends to erect the displays,
put in a path, railings and cov-
ered a parkini lot with crushed
clay. He said there is room for
more than 100 cars.
"IT'S OPEN. IT'S ..qone. It's
complete," Warren said. "I've
been praying for it an awful
lot."
Solicitor Michael Kaleugher
said he will advise the township
to wait until Warren formally
opens the park to the public!
before taking any action.
representina state and ~= emment.a and three rep
the public.
Two Facing
Third Trial
PHOENIX, Am. CAP) -. The
Justice Department vnu •eek •
third trial for two prosperous
ranchers who are accused of U·
saultlng and robbinl three Mu-
icans in a cue that bu attracted
strong interest from Hispanic
aroups. U.S. Attorne1 Michael
Hawkins hu con.firmed.
Now 'Golden Gate'
SF 'Women's Bank'
Changes Its Name
SAN FRANClSCO (AP) -Shareholders of Western Women'•
Bank, plagued by problems since it.a formation ln 1976, bavt voted
to change the bank's name to Golden Gate Bank.
Reasons cited for the name change included trylD• to
eliminate any misunderstanding that the bank serves only women.
AT A SPECIAL MEETING, 77 percent of the vot .. ol all out•
standing shares were cast ln favor the of the cha.nae. Four percent
were against, and 19 percent failed to respond by proxy.
The bank has asset.a of $9.2 million and showed ill flnt =
$50,400, last year, said Gayle Anderson, ban.It president.
'Spirit' llp for Sale Al' Wlr..i.to
This oil palntine. believed to be the
-onguia1 ~pirit of '76," will go on sale at
Barridoff Galleries in Portland, Maine, in
November. The painting, owned by an un-
identified Maine resident, is expected
draw bids in six figures.
U CI Medical School
Plans Convocation
The UC Irvlpe College of
Medicine will bold its first
formal convocation next Monday
The convocation will serve to
introduce incoming medical stu-
den ta and their immediate
famWe. to the college's faculty
lhd members of associated or·
1antsaUona.
Participant.a in the proif'am will illclude UCI Chancellor
Daniel G. Aldrich, Jr.; Dean
8tallley van den Noort of the
Collete of Medicine-; Dr .
Sheldon S. Zlnberg, president of
the A1soctated Alumbl/UCI-
Calltonda College of Medicine,
and Dr. 8enjam1n L. Harper,
president of the Orange County
Medical Association. Dr J
Edward Berk. UCI professor of
medicine, will serve as marshal
Dr. Bruce Cullen, UCI pro-
fe sso r and chair of
anesthesiology, will discuss re·
cent changes and future plans at
the college and the UCI MedicaJ
Center and advise students of pro-
blems they may face durinl their
years ln medical school.
The program will begin at 7:30
p.m. in the Fine Arts Village
Theatre. A reception hosted by
the UCI-CCM Associated Alumni will follow in the Gold room of
tbe Mesa Court Commons.
SxlO
KODAK
Color
. -
Bird Feeder
Faces Suit
WASHINGTON CAP >
An elderly woman is being
sued by her next-door
neighbor here for $30,000
m damages because she
reeds birds at her home
Emma Pedersen, 79,
says she feeds dozens of
bards in honor of the role
carrier pigeons played
when her native Belgium
was attacked during the
two world wars.
But her neighbors,
Nathan and Esth er
Finkelstein. claim that
Mrs. Pedersen's thrice-
d ail y feedings and
between-meal snacks are
causj.ng their home to be a
""-targ,et for droppings.
Enlargements 1 ----------------~--~~---,
Warren, a publicist for a firm
that he asked not be identified,
said he was directed to build the
retreat after a 1978 trip to
Jerusalem.
"I saw a long road, a forest,
and then I saw people and
statues. I'd get a tremendously
were ~.3 million when it opened in September 1978, later droppea
to well below $1 million, and be1an to rise after mana1emlflt • ..,
· good feeling inside and then it
would subside periodically," he
explained.
"AT TIMES IN my travela I
would start looking around for
forest.a," be sald. "I looked in
two or four states before I found
this property. 1 prayed over it
and it came."
The scenes, each of which con-
tain a four by eiaht-foot display
with •crlpture pllH ages and
changes.
Ms. Anderson was named president In November and lJ die
third person to hold that position at the bank 1ince ill openlq, 1bl
said. .
uo\Jll FOUNDING COllMITllENT8 to aerve the oetd' of
women will not change,'' she said.
Marie BroOka, chairman of the board, said, "The natile wu
selected to emphasize the identification wilh the utlre SU ,,.....
clsco-area community we believe we serve. Tbe bl1tonelil
significance and U\e ploneertn11.,u-tt uaoclatfJd with U. OOldM
Gate aptly parallela. our trad.Won of aemce to women and tM
general businesa community." ~
Thf na~ change must be approWld by the state 8
Department, and an application ~ pendlq. tb• bank aakt.
Bn"9., your la\IOl'1te
Kodilcolor film rwga
llvn. color slides or
color prints, and well
ti.wt Kodak make
thrH, 8x 10 color t>n
~rgement1 for 1tw prlCt
oltwo
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Tl'lomas K~v11 Ed11or Robf'rt N Wet"O Publlsl'\t'r
Mond9y' 8ep!Mn0e( '' 1980 8drbara Kre1b1ch Edltor1a1 Pct~ Editor
More Bay Stiidy
-ems Justified
will ln·
1llt that .
Distnct Supervisor 1bomu Rll y wu on
~ track wb n he persuaded the Board of uperviton lait. to put m ror $750,000 ln federal fu.ndl available
UU'Ouah t.M National Urban Runoff Pro ram of the En-
vironmental ProtecUon Aacncy. • The EPA money beearnt availablci when the city of
IA>n1 Beaach d~cided to drop a plan to 1ffk the 1rant tor
ttiat ~. It's obviously m the county•1 lnlernt to try to
elaim it before it 1s allocated elsewhere.
The proposed new study, which would addresa itself
to further ldentif yin1 sow-ces of pollution in inland areu,
could be coordinated with a separate effort by the ciUes
of Newport Beach and Irvine and the Southern Callfor;JJ.ia
Association of Governments to solve siltation probleml ln
the Upper Bay.
. While n!!ws of yet another study is sure to evoke
groans, it's fairly clear that the huge and onaotni bay
problem cannot at this point be solved by piecemeal ef-
forts and educated 1uesses. The federal funds, if iranted,
would permit a coordinated, long-ranae program to
restore and maintain the bay.
Pension Philosophy
The five directors of the Dana Point Sanitary District
are elected for four.year terms and asked to attend one
meeting a month, for which they are paid the state-
mandated sum of $50.
They are expected to keep the district, which now has
abut 7,000 customers, in good financial shape and to over-
see the operation of 60 miles of sewer lines and the
sewage treatment plant near Doheny State Beach.
In fact, of course, the engineering technica.lities are
the responsibility of paid staff members and require little
more than a rubber-stamp effort from the directors
whose mam concern must be the financial stability of the
district.
So it was a little hair-raising tG learn that these quasi-
volunteer public servants have devised a way to augment
their $50-a-meeting fee with a handsome $500-a-month
pension.
They stand to collect it at the age of 65, tf they have
served on the board for eight consecutive years and at·
tended at least 10 of the monthly meetings each year.
Two of the board members already are eligible for
the pension and two more will be when they complete
their current four-year-terms.
The directors contend the monthly $50 fee isn't
enough to lure qualified candidates for the board, while
the prospect of a $500 pension might accomplish that.
The $30,000 trust fund from which the pensions will be
paid won't make a huge dent in the district's current $2.7
million general fund. they say
Not unexpectedly, boards of other sanitary districts
in the county have noted with considerable interest the
Dana Point pension maneuver.
The idea of som eone being entitled to a pension for
meeting once a month or less over a period of eight years
to transact largely routine busmess in what the person
knew was basically a volunteered public service is way
out of bounds. It is abuse of the pension philosophy.
If the directors of similar quasi-volunteer boards and
commissions whose task it is to protect the public feel the
state-established remuneration is inadequate, they sho\•ld
get together and make their case with the Legislature.
That might be justified. Helping themselves to public
funds is not.
Caltrans Plot?
It's by now rather apparerft that G-Ov. Jerry Brown and
t\,is Caltrans Director Adriana Gianturco would just as soon
dismantle California's freeway system in the name of
energy conservation.
Their theory apparently is that if you don't repair them,
don't light their directional signs, and generally behave as if
they aren't there, Californians eventually will give up their
silly, energy-consuming driving habits.
Last Thursday a truck carrying an 8,000 pound Caltrans
freeway sign that extended 15 feet into the air tried to go
through a Santa Ana Freeway underpass that bad only a
13.5 foot clearance. The result was a considerable traffic
jam for2 11:1 hours.
We are disinclined, however, to believe that the affair
was part of a . plot to advan~e the Brown-Gianturco
philosophy. But1t ithappensagam ...
• Op1n1ons expressed 1n the space above are those ol the Daily Pilot.
Other views eKpressed on this page are those of their authors and
artists. Reader comment is invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P 0 .
Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321
Boyd/Guard Duty
ByL.M. BOVD
An in~ate of the Soutb
Florida St.ate Hospital tor the
mentally W •trolled out of bis
room, down the ball to the
employment office, and
applied for work as a
security guard. He rot the
Job.
t
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
l wm not. be 1urpr\1ed \{
the Amortcan host.a.cu
In lru are releued ln
late October 1980 -by
or due to Comt1lual t
l\US1la. F.G.C.
There are doctors wbo
contend that people wbo cry
easily do not set asthma,
that an asthma attack ln
some appears to be a
substitute for the 1btddlrll ot
lean.
Q. People worldwide ba~
intermlnaled ao mucb t.bal l
contend there 11 no pure
racial ~ll'OUP aQYIP.Ol'e rlOlf
A. ~ to lt ~lhl.,be
the Utile clark 1 et ot
Africa'• lturf ore1t. GeneraJ11, m01'9 Utan ball
\be world'• l*JIPl• an wt\lt.,
a third yellow. and tM IWt
black. But u tor the
so-eau.4 ~main.a, tMft
aren't man:y, lf ...,,
••
BobG .
Letter of Thanks From Tehran . ~ . •
DoWD the ~wy d of tM
• "Letlft'I" pase ln lhJI w'td'I
Ttm• maaad.ne-p.aatlMletWa
about tll• l•l•vlalol\ thow
"Dall•." put a letter about the
cl•atbotP«er len,pa1tl.u.rt
about U.. braeU Kn and
Jerry RubmandMou.ntSt. H
-ta • Mtt.et IOIJ\twbat mo ...
peraonal lft natUN.
ThJtllWllatltaaya:
·•I am wrtUns tbll lttter to your
ma•adaesotbat It can be read by
the lar111t nurnber of
Pffple pouJ·
bl•. lly felJow
Am 1rlc:an1
and l bave for
the put 91-'1!
month.a btea
held h<>ata1e
here lo
Tehran, and
u a result ol
thiJ ou.r morale becomeaquite low
at times. Oneoftbe reuona for an
uplllt of that morale la mall sent to
UI by f amlly and frienda. But
what eontlnually amues me ls
the mall .ent to ua not ollly trom
my country but fl"olD people all
over the world, whom I've never
met, Wllhlns us good luck and a
speedy r«uru to our family and
frienda. ltbtothese very.kind and
generous people l direct lhia let·
ter. From myself and my fellow
bo1ta1es, please accept our
deepest tbanb for tak.in1 the time
to show yOUT COJtcem for us in lhil
most tryinl situation. I hope that
you will au continue to write in the
future."
Tbe letter is siined • • I>oAald R.
Hohman, American Embassy,
Tehran."
Andy Rooney
R•adiol \he letter, one c&nnOl
help but be struck by the emotions
beblodlt. In rece.at monlb.I, a1 t.be
l\oatace story hat become less
than prominent ln tbe news, it bu
been a1y to foriet about the
Americans who ari! 1Ull ln Tehran
-or at leut, if not to fora et them,
to rtle•ate them to the cate1ory or
an old llewa event. They have
been the 1\lbiect of petition drives
and rad.lo call-in shows for so long
lh•t. inevitably, their bumaMess
baa becun to become lost on us
THE LE'ITEB restores that.
How hard lt ls to imagine wbat
must be cotna through the minds ot those countrymen of ours. The
phrase "str~era in a strange
land" hu never been so ap-
propriate -and il is somehow
touchlngtolhinklhat, whenoneof
the hostages wanted to say a word
of thanks to the rest of us, bis in-'
stinct wa.s to do it through that
most Western of institutions,
Time magazine
What can they be thinking, as
they wait? ll is ·impossible to
know bow much they realize
about the news coverage of their
plight In the American press -so
it i! impossible to know how they
are able to judee tbe seeming
drop ln interest among
Americans. Did lhey ever realize
bow their story dominated the
front pages and broadcasts al one
lime? Do they rea.li2e that now
other stories have replaced it?
. At first they must have won·
dered ii anyone even knew they
were in trouble; after all, if the
Iranian terrorists were able to
takeovertheU.S. Embassy.sure-
U:ow to Tell the
Rich From the Poor
There are always Uungs in the
newspaper tbat I can 't un·
derstand in terms of how they
affect me. personally. For in·
stance, lhe other day I was read·
ing about the proposed new tax
cut. The reporter said lhat some
people w~ complainlng that it
would help the rich and hurt lhe
poor. Naturally. 1 was trying to
fi1ure out, readlna tbe story,
which category tbe writer
lhougbl l wu in.
I got thinking about bow to tell
lbe rich from tbe poor. It's
harder than it ·
used to be. It
used lo be
anyone mak·
ing over
$18,000 was
rich, but
these days I
suppose
you're ellgi·
ble for food
stamp• if
you're makinc ooJy $18,000.
foreign policy or the nation's
economy. ll would be a question
about his own, pers onal
economic situation. I'd Like to
pop up and say "How much cash
you got on you, Sir?"
Does President Carter keep
any money on his dresser at
niebt '! Does he carry a loaded
wallet or £Uh in bis pants
pocket? Does be, u a matter of
fact, carry a wallet at all? I sus-
pect he behaves like a rich
person and goes around penni·
less.
Another way to tell a rich
person from a poor person is one
I learned years ago when I
worked for a morning news
broadcast. We often bad impor-
tant people oo it as guests and I
began to notice one thing that
the rich men bad in common.
They never wore overcoats.
ly it could be in their pow~r to Im
pose a news blackout That must
bave beeh the most lerrifylng
thou1ht of all-thinking that they
were being held prisoner. and
perhaps the rest of us didn't even
know
BUT WHEN those letters began
to arrive, they realized that we
did know. They have become such
a catchphrase to us now -"the
hostages" -that 1t 1s easy to think
of them only in those terms. as 1f
they have always been celebrated
hostages, whose lot in Life has
always been to wait for a negot1at
edfreedom.
But of course, there was a time
that they were like the rest of us,
with mdiv1dual lives and 1n
dlvldual goals and individual
dreams. If they are lucky enough
to ev~ be allowed lo come home,
they will have lost that forever
all of their lives they will be iden
t1fied as "former hostages." and
even an death, each of their
obituaries will begin: "Former
Iran h?Stage . . "
That, of course, will be if they
are fortunate: if some day they
come home Most Americans to
day are resigned lo at least the
possibility that they neve~ will: 1t
is not talked about much)but the
understanding is there. One of the
options is that the hostages will
die in lran.
IF TIIEY do realize that if
their despair has reached that
point -one hopes that they do nol
feel they have become merely ex
pendabled T~~ not that feelm~ in the \an . er, there is a feel
tr\6' o{ numbmg powt!rh.~uness,
for all our military strength and
our resolve, there is nothing we
can do lo bring them back Even
in tl\ia presidential campaign -
m which lhelwocand1dates are in
disagreement on almost every is
sue or pnncaple there 1s no dis.
pute about what to do next about
the hostages. What should have
been done in the past, yes . but
when 1tcomeslowhat we can do in
the future. there 1s almost total
:silence
Do the> feel a::. alone a::."" e know
the m to be? Do they reallzt til!t
virtually all of the Western news
correspondents are now gone
from Iran, and that even the
deathwatch at the embassy gates
1s over? Do they lbmk that each
new day plans are bemg made to
rescue tht>m or are they re
signed to the idea that such a feat
is beginning to look log1:;tically
1mposs1ble?
WE CANNOT know what the}
think. but thanks to the letter 10
Time magazine. we know that
they still wait for the mail every
day, to see who has remembered
them "J.'or myseU and my fello\\
hostages, please accept our
deepest thanks fortak1ng theta me
to show your concern for us in this
mos t trying situation l hope that
you will all continue to write 1n the
ruture .
There ts the key phrase "l hope
that you Wlll all continue to wnte
in the future . " In the minds of
the hostages. the future means
more wa1t1ng , more capt1v1ty
Even the word "future" bears no
promise There we are
There are some dependable
ways you can tell when someone
i.a rich. U someone doesn't carry
'aDy money, the chances are he's
loaded. I'm not sure about rich
women, but I know that rich
men don't usually have a nickel
with them. Years a10 l bad a
friend named Steve Schlesinier
who bad made a bundle on the
Red Ryder comic atrip by sell-
ing it to newspapers and to
Hollywood for snde B movies.
Stev, would 10 into any
restaurant In the world, order
drinb and dinner for a party of
10, and then worry aboUt •b•t to
do abcU money when tbe check
came because be never carried
credit card.I or cub.
NELSON ROCKEFELLER
must have been on lhe show five
times oo different winter days
and be never wore an overeoat
or carried one. It was a long
wblle before I reallied be was so
rich be didn't need one. He was
never out lo the cold because all
be did was walk the 10 feet rrom
bis chauffeur-driven limousine
''M6y the ~est rMn win .''
IF I EVD GO to a White
Houae presa ~erence, there's
one questklll I'd lite to ut the
prealdenl. n woaJdn•t be about
Art Hoppe
to the building and anyone cmr--man for $19,000 Here's a man
stand that much cold. For all I who will be helped by the new
know Rockefeller didn't even tax cul.
own a raincoat or umbrella. Mr Garfinkle had power tools Most ol the restaurants a rich worth hundreds of thousands of
person lite him would eat in dollars. Someone standing next
would have c.ne>pies extended to to me said he had five men who
the street. worked for him in his hobby
Earlier this week I went to an shop alone. Now, if you can hire
auction of some wood and five people to pursue your hobby
woodwortrinl equipment owned ror you, that's nch
by a man named Howard
Garfintle in a tiny town in up-
state New York. His hobby was
cablnetmatine. I bad gone to the
auctJqn bopio1 to pick up a few
toola and tDfl:Ybe some wood. lie
M>ld all bia bobby wood to ooe
BANKRUPTCY seems to be
another sign of great wealth
You never hear of any poor peo
pie going bankrupt It's always
the ricb.
There are dozens of ways to
tell when someone ts rich . .
they keep the same car for 10
years. they're slow to pay their
bills, they're bad tippers, and au
they read tn the newspaper is
the stock market report and the
s ports page. ln France you're
considered rich when the com-
pany starts mailing your check to
you twice a mopth instead of pay
ing you every week
That still leaves me uncertain
about whether I'm rich or poor
My check 1s mailed but it's
mailed every week. and it's a
darn good thmg, loo. because I
need the money r
Electi~n Thne Action on Pennsylvania A venue
"Aren't Y°'4
Nancy. Sbe 1ay1 ahe baa a much
better way for me to show that I
am a simple man who loves to
min•le with tbe common peo-ple. :r
"Wbat'• that?''
"She 18.)'I I should take the
Metro.''
He had obviously mistaken me
for someone else (heaven only
knows who) and I was about to
so inform him , but he had
already dashed off. I print ex -
cerpts of the text here in case
whoever owns the speech cares
to claim it
"MY FELWW Americans,"
1t begins. "I have asked for this
television time on the eve o(
tomorrow's election in order to
urge you not lo let the events of
the past week influence your
vote in any manner. In tbis hour
of national crisis, we must nol
let petty political differences in
terfere Wlth all Americans unit
ing behind our boys fighting for
the Stars and Stripes in farofr
Iran
''Frankly , when our 500
Marines parachuted into Tehran
a week ago, we had hoped to
rescue our hostages long before
election day. As it ls, we e~~t
the First Armored Dlvlslon to
relieve them before the month Is
out. So all la going well
''This does not mean ,
however, that it mt1ht not be
wl•e to change horses In mid·
11tream. I am confident thal my
opponent, Governor Reaian. in·
experienced t.boush be may be,
wlJI try to do his very best "
JAKARTA, todo .,. (AP) -ON ..
• ff , there wu Kraka . .._,ded u t.h 1reateat "*ult tNPUm\ tn
m m blatory. Krakatoa blew a rt " 1ean aao.
kl•Una a • .oo and tt•ttmni lta ette:cu ~ 1• . TOda.y, tbe volcano ln lht Sunda Stntl1
, t ffft Java and Sumatra atJU rumblu OC ·
culQnlly a.ad IO limes bekM9 amok• &Dd ub.
oaasav~· WHO FLSW ovsa TBS
vcileano lut * repol"tff 1 wt.pa ~ ,-ray
em • curUna from lta cone, whkb •"9•red to i,.
TOO fett t.il. be amell of bu.rtUQa 1ulf\lr eouJd be d•lttWd ln the al~ratL
What remalQs ln tbe calm blue-1reen aea are
bltt or tM Orts\naJ Krakatoa laland, two otMt tu.sh
&l'ffn lsl~da and "Ana.k Krakatoa" Uhe child of Krakatoa), which rose from the aea ln 1m.
Anak Krakatoa 1J a for-biddinl blac~ ncept
for the white crest.a ol wav• aplub.lnt the dark
shoreline and freen clumps ol treel f'l.nalJy 1prout-
in1 ln the rich vokanlc soil near the abore Dirty
yellow deposits are pUed ln the crater'• mouth and
on its flank.a, spat fillully from LDSide the earth.
&&AKATOA BECAME FAMOUS NOT so
much for its death toll lbe eruption of Mount
Tambora east of Bali in 181.S killed 92,QOO -but
because its powerful explosions were heard
thousands of miles away and blew dust so high it
circled the Earth for months
The volcano had been quiet for yea~ when a
series or minor eruptions started jolting the island
in May 1883 The big bangs started Aug. 26, 1883,
when a cubic mile of debris was spewed into the
atmosphere.
By the next day all of West Java was shaking
Four enormous explosions sent a cloud of dust and
ash almost SO miles into the air, blacking out the
sun over 300,000 SQl,lare miles of what waB then the
Netherlands East Indies.
A im computer analysis by scientists at the
Numerical Meteorology Research Unit in
Melbourne, Australia, estimated that 27 million
t~s or debris was hurled into the atmosphere.
DUST CAUSED OOD ATMOSPHERIC
phenomena around the world for months and is
...su,ppgsed to lla.v.e in.spired the poet, Alfred Lord Tennyson, to write:
Rad the fierce asbes of some fiery peak
Been burled so hJgb they ran1ed aroand Ute
globe!
For day by day, tbro' many a blood-red eye,
Tbe wrathful •unaet glared . . .
For a year after the eruption, sunlight
reaching the Earth wu reduced byl3percent.
Tbe noise wu heard as far away as Japan,
Australia and Sri Lanka, where sound waves ar-
rived four hours after the blast.
THE BLAST WAS SO POWERFUL that three·
fourths of the 11-aquare-mlle island disappeared.
Where Krakatoa had risen 2,000 feet above the sea
a 900-foot-deep pit suddenly gaped beneath lt. '
The island collapsed into the chasm, followed""'
by billions of gallons of water. 'This generated• a
spectacular tsunami -a tidal wave, a wall of
water cresting higher than 100 feet.
Within an hour, the terrifying wave crashed
onto the lowlands of Java and Sumatra. It was
here that most of the deaths were recorded.
The wave then swept around Africa lnto the
Atlantic. Some 32 hours after the eruption, water
in the English Channel rose measurably.
PROFESSOR J.A. KATD.J, INDONESIA'S
director general of mining and a leading expert on
Krakatoa, says Krakatoa is in a development
phase.
"It is building up for another mljor eruption
in several hundred yea.rs," said Katlll in an in-
terview.
Katili said Krakatoa's location "at the bend of
the arc" in the Java Trench helps explain the huge
explosion. Th.is 3,000-mile arc stretches along Java
and the west coast of Sumatra, where massive,
shifting portions of the Earth's crust known u"'the
Auatrallan and Pacific Plates overlap.
Krakatoa is kept under observation because
even a small blast during the development period
could cause death and destruction.
Al a measure of wbal scientUl.5 mean by
• 'alnaD," the explosions which jolted Krakatoa two
years ago, although endangering oo human life,
wen equivalent to lhe atomic bl&st that destroyed
Hiroshima ln 1945.
. .
lnf.ormation
Act Attacked
WASHINGTON (AP) -Robert Lewis,
cbairman of a journalists' freedom of information
committee. says a law that opened iovemment re-
cords to the news media and the public is onder at-
tack from several fronts.
Lewis, chairman of the Freedom of Informa-
tion Commlttee of the Society of Professional
Journalists, Sigma Delta Chi, urged a Senate sub-
committee to protect the la• from "bureaucrats
ed their allles ln the private aector" wbo want to
keep potentially embarrasstna IJ1formation 1eeret.
"Ways must be found to tmulate Freedom of
Information from its natural enemies ln tbe gov-
ernment;" said Lewts, a Wuhlngton correspon-
dent for Newhouse ~wspapen.
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8G NEWS Q MOVIE * * * "O..Olier Than The Male' ( 111671 Richard
Johnton, Syt\11 Koaclnt
Aller Ille murder-I of two•
WMJthy men. • promlne<1t
Brltbtl Insurance coml)efly
ilUtpeCll two lemala klflen
WhO 11a part or • maatar
plot. ( 1 hr 30 min ) 8l STRESS, AHO HOW
TO COPE WTTH IT
Ofaon 8Mn hoata Ihle spe-
Clll which probe• ttie
problem• that are Ille
ca.;u of air ....
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young "''"· °" the brink ol a .._.iut car-. IOMS
everything alter expe<I·
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t0'.30 '8 m NEWS
Rough Sailing for 'Valhalla' Film
By JA \' ARNOLD
AVALON (AP> -Nearly losing an expensive
cast to this summer 's actors' strike was a peril
that producer Barry Weitz sailed right by in mid·
July when he began filming the CBS movie "The
Last Voyage of the Valhalla." But facing the
Pacific Ocean for 22 days with a bunch of landlub-
bing mmma.kers was something else again.
The story from a book by Ray Kytle concerns
modern-day piracy, or yacht-jacking, which Weitz
said has reached epidemic proportions in recent years.
tt was filmed entirely at sea under a special
allowance from the Screen Actors Guild, which
along with tbe American Federation of Television
and Radio Artists struck the mm and TV industry July 21.
It was the unexpected that made things in·
teresting, such u the strike, wllldl coit Weitz a
day and a ball out of a very tlght production
schedule-plus the temperamental Pacific.
"OD our final day of 1bontinc one of.the boats
with Chris Plummer wu supposed to ram a sail-
ing boat called tbe CbuUty. Tbe ram went
beautifully and the Chuttty ltarted to 10 down, ..
Weitz F1lms recently completed a location shoot in
Portland on another CBS film, "Reunion," star-
rtn1 Kevin Dobson, Joanna Cassidy, Linda
Hamilton and Lew Ayres.
''1be acton respond better on location." he uid~ '"lbere la an energy created oo location tbat
you cannot ft.nd oo a sound stage or a tank."
shoot. lUvely to actual locations.
said Weitz, recaWn1 what lbouJd have been the BB MID AUDIENCES ar.e tired of the same
grand finale to an aceptlonally lucky locatl~ld Soutbem California backdrops and respond
"But then the captain ol the ram,::, boat "We could have shot 'Reunion' someplace
went below ~ for tome reMGO and three , " be said. "But we bad rain, inist, there, an
feet of water. The boat started Coin& down . vironment that looks different, that feels &ood.
and they were a loo• ••1 offlbon," exclaimed tbe Tbat•a what audiences want to aee."
producer. W•lla mltllt have added tbat th1a fall's TV au-
FranUc rad.lo llpala ,... out, but tbt bulk al cllence9 alto are soinl to want aometb.ing different y
the crew bid a.hadr belUD the kllll Journey back tbu tbe rerum tbey'll &et if the actors strike ls not
to Catalina hland oft, the Southern Callfonda toaat 100D aeUled.
aboard the compa_ny'a '"floattn.c studio'' -a US-..Thus fU', SAG bu allowed fllmin& on only
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The Good1e1 .,. almost
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rnlnl-4ft0flltera
tl:tO. MOVll * *. ''The UqulcS&tor'' (1988) AOC! T~. T,_
Howwd A pedftat ~ a
IOb •an~wfWI
Brttlllh Int~ (2 hlL) 1uo. 01H1 MJf'JtY
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Solomon Ww, Jo.; Iha 1111
man, Hollywood gllller
rOClt group "Chuci<." (RI D THE RIFLEMAN
A U S rnata/ltl 11rlll9t In
Notih Fork. taking an 11d-
an ptlsoner bac;ll Eat fl)(
trial
G) MOVIE ••'It "The lo~ Hand"
(Ill~) Joel M<:CrN , BM·
bar• Hal4t A man Oevot"
himtalf to apprehending
gol<I th ...... -lh<JuOh II mean• malling heavy
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1 10 8 (() C88 LA Tf. MOV1E * fl "Beel Of All The Safecr9Ck6fa" ( 1974) Tony
Mu .. nte Sun n Straa-
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u • getaway driver lnlll-
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1300 NEWS
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2'.60 8 NEWS
3.221J MOVIE
*fl fl 'Sta.rs And Stripes
Forav•r· ( 1952) Clifton
Webb. Debra Paget
Taw11day'•
Dayfinee 1Hot•ie11
-MORNING-
1 I '00 I!) * * Jlll Busters
(1955) Leq Gorcey, Huntz
Hall
-AFTERNOON-
12:00 0 * * * 'The Moonrak·
er" (19571 George Baker
Sy!Vla Syms In t7th-<:en-
tury England. Charles Siu-
.,, raltlM • group ol llUP-
poners In oppoaltion 10
Oliver Cromwell and hll
regime or Rounoheeoa ( 1
hr. 30 min)
«D * * * "Corn1eoe lC ( 19<40) Ctat1< Gable Hedy
Lamarr
Q) * * ·~ "Thunder In The
Eal!" (11153) Alan Lado,
Oel>Or an K.,r
3:00 0 * * * '" 'Moul!,, ~ .. ( 19521 Joae Ferrer,
lie Zsa Gt bOt
QI * * * "~he H"'pen.
1ng" ( 1967) /l.nthOny O\Jlnn.
Faye Dunaway
3·30 0 **'"'"A Cold Nlght'a
Death ( 1972) Robert
Culp, Ell Wallacti
by Armstrong & Batiuk
THE BIGH·RISK MOVIE making was a
typical gamble for Weit~. who routinely shuns the
safety of the studio back.Jot in favor of real loca-
tions. But he needed a special crew for bis latest
venture, one that would not turn green at the first
sight of waves. Consequently, Weitz produced bis
own stomach-churner before the cameras ever
rolled.
foot converted miDel•Hl*'· about 20 TV movies whose producers a.re not bein&
aub1tanua11y bantroued by the networks or A rmed Combat
1tucllos.
"When we fint talked to them we said to thmn
aU: 'If you 1et seasick, tell us, because we can't
eventalktoyouifyoudo' ."
Sea.sickness, as it turned out, was a minor up-
set. Under the steady band or director Michael
O'Herliby, himself an old sea veteran, actors
Christopher Plummer as the pirate who preys on
experuiive yachts and Cliff Potta and Christine
BeUord as two of Pl~mmer's well-heeled victims
ad.jUlted readily to the boundin1 main.
That'• 1tood news for independents sucb as
Weit.a.
, "You put lt up all on the line, and it's excit-
in1, •• aald Wdb, "especially oo a project like
tbil." ........... UNIM ...._. OUCpo9t
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Michael Landon (left) and Dean Butler, who
plays Landon's daughter's boyfriend, square
off for a wrist-wrestling match on •'Little
House on the Prairie" tonight at 8 on NBC,
ChaAAel 4.
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followed bJ dl1cu11tou with the aetworil'• :•sealab Land" couulta.nt, Dr. lamu Blu· ...... .
AND 'IHB PaEBS. J'Oa the most part, bu
left ~ · HHlona muttenn1 .. tem'P~•t in a
tapo&. '')ult u NBC bad hoped.
lndeed, "Beulah Land" doesn't aeem eapeeial-11 radlt or deroaatory to an eye aceuatomed to
aucb Jbominable hlatortcal romaoea u ABC'• re-caUy nnm "Love'• Savace Fury." And NBC'a
point that the institution of slavery i.a not the fotus
of "Beulah Land." but the back'1'0UJM), 1eeau
bol'IM out b)' the film.
Par tbe moat part, the black slaves ln "Beulab
Lan.cl" _, about their dreary taab oblllintlY.
They do not appear to be overly joyoua, nor
especially reluctut. Resiped.
'l'b!l 11 what lrU some blacu, wbo inllat that
the white-controlled movies and television have for
to loq llOUlht to eue white guilt over slavery by
po~ It aa essentially humane, tbe media
owe some sort of balancina cooaideration; tbat is
the blac:k point of view.
FOil EXAMPLE, IN ONE seemingly benip
scene from the movie, a slave woman la shown
•uckllng two children -one white, one black -at
her breast. It's generally accepted that this ar·
ran1ement wu fairly common in the slave-owning
South. and the scene would seem not inappropriate
in a romantic period fiction.
But Robert Price, a black writer and member
of the Coalition to Stop the Airing of 'Beulah
Land,' says, "That scene was cooceived of, writ·
ten and shot as a-thing of joy, from a white man's
point of view.
"l would have liked to have seen bow the man
who slept with that slave woman felt about it, and
bow she felt about it. Did she do it willingly? It so,
why? There is no black point of view in thiB ~vie."
Ah, but that is what "Roots" did, and "Beulah
Land," it can be argued, is not trying to be
"Roots." "Beulah Land" is, on its bottom line, a
soap opera nicely photographed but not especially
probing.
Oil, AS ONE WOMAN opposed to "Beulah
Land" aaid. "It is not revolutionary television."
NBC, at last check, was not in lhe revolution
buaineu. ~ a soap opera, though, "Beulah Land" suc·
ceeds, employing over its six hours all tbe devices
(sex, treed. lov.e and deception) 'one expects of
eplc ~mances. Not upliftint, but nicely diverting.
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dOlili"t lat lo~ ad\ice cm bow to Uk• ft la -..tiOda.J:wtM>,tomorrow workl ol •how b l·
Mia. Ufe, ·Mid the atar ot "RoaD, •• Ii too abort -
UMI Mio -to UY• lD fur ol ftultrat.d 'tac• mothn1 armed •ltb tomatotl and exorbitant bWI
ford l•IOll8· But tbt Tony A ward· . WWII Vtnea eOuld.n't r.llt tht c to 1h1,.. a few do'•
and ~·ta durtn1 • Nc!eDt In· t..rvlew tn um abort f'elOlt..
"Doo't •• lnto tbU bull· ...
neu unleu§plao to dedicate youraell en to YO'P' wofk," ht laid. •"J'be tter, tbe limos,
"""" the 1&1u .,. cotnc to pus ...
Tbe SS.year-old Vereen, whole niO.td\lb act
fuaea bla 1lnstn1, dancia1 and •ctlnc abWtia into
an hour--. minl·mualdl. can be UDdentQCl.ably
blate •bout the clamorous aide ol aucceu.
MILLIONS OF AMEUCANS were introduced
to Ve,... in wrl, wben be played Chicken Georae
in Ala Raley'• popular "Bootl" minl·•erles on
ABC. A year later, TV audiences aaw another
dlmemioo of Vereen u the 1Uct con anut in
''Ten.speed and Brown Shoe," allo OD ABC.
On BroadwQ, Vereen bu won acclaim for bJa
roles in "Bair," ••Jesus Christ Superstar" and
"Pippin_," for "1dcb be won a Tooy Award for bis
portrayal of Leadin1 Player in 1973.
-And the entertainer's earlier work in rums
was eclipsed by hia dynamic dance atepa in "AU
That Jau,.. the Introspective mm directed by
Vereea's lonittme friend and sometime mentor,
Bob Fosse. Vereen'a dedication may have come
easily, but it didn't come early.
''WREN I WAS A CHILD, I was buay beini a
child, .. he said. Bdt bia eyes widen to cblldll.ke pro-
portions when be recounts bis first "real theater
experience."
"It was at a barn theater in a place called
Tannersville, Pa. I had Just come out of hieh
school. We did 'West Side Story:··Annle Get Your
Gun' and 'Guys and Dolls.'
•'I got a chance to build the sets, sell tickets
and make my own costumes.
"I! yoo're goine to be in theater, thla is the
way to start," be said, again forgetUng -or
forsaking -the pitfalls of gtvtne advice.
IN A SIMILAR SELF-transerlssioo, \'ereen
had a warning for stage parents. "There are many
talented children who are sedu~ into dancing
~Is nm by ripoff artists/' be aajd. "Parenu
should be very leery and check out the dancille
school first."
One of nine children raised in Brooklyn,
Vereen is reluctant to talk about bis own. He
graciously declined to diacuu hia second marriage
and hia son and four daughters.
"We, as chHdren, were given erector seta to
play with. so everything turned out symmetrical,"
be said. "Before that, kids bad to rely more on
their imagination.''
It was bia way of backing in to a tempered
tirade oo the design of some of the theaters in
which he's worked. ' ..
••TODAY WE BUILD -MlLLlON-dollar
theaters and we have to 1ueas about the.
acoustics," be said in reference to the inlUal sound
debacles at such theaters as Avery Fbber Hall
Diis Migll~ Bllft a Bit
Mart Massengale, tattoo artist, apJSlies his
de.sips with an electric gun on a young
woman's back. The tattoo gun oscillates
Safeway Workers
WID Bias Suit
SAN FRANCISCO (AP} -About 40,000 pres.
ent and ex-employees of Safeway have been invit-
ed to share a $1.6-miltion settlement of a suit by
racial· and sex·bi&s victims against the grocery
chain.
Henry Hewitt, attorney for an employee
group, said that claims will be processed starting
Oct. 8 unless objections or appeals are raised.
WOMEN, BLACKS, HISPANICS, native
Americans and Asians employed by Safeway on or
after Jan. 19, 1973 in 200 Northern California
Safeway stores are affected by settlement of the
six-year-old suit.
Legal noticw inviting victims to share in the
settlement were mailed Aug. 8, Hewitt said
The victims alleged that Safeway'
systematically discriminated against women and
minorities in hiring and promotions.
' BEWITI' SAID WOMEN COMPR.ISED up to
' 40 percent of Safew•y food clerks in 1974 but held
no managerial positions.
Safeway said that laws limiting the amount of
weight women could lift prevented them , from
perlormlni diverse duties req~ of managers.
Hewitt said minorities we.re not hired as fre-
quently as statistics indicated they should be. But
once hired, they were promoted to managenal
positions.
TBB AMOUNT OF MONEY victims will be
awarded depends on their length of employment
and bow many manager positions should have
been ft.UM by wom¥.n minorities during that
time, Hewitt aaid.
Because women peared to be the most vic-
timised they will receive $1 million, while the
balance will go to minority employees, be said .
Sonic Impact Eyed
and Detroit's Fol)l Audi~rlum. _ Hll.J..AIR FORCE BASE, Utah (AP) -The Air
"In the theaters in Europe, you can stand on -Force la studying the environmental impacts of•
the stage and wbiaper and they can bear you in aupenaalc Oytna area over portions or western Utah
Detroit." and euteru Nevada.
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LIMD-~o•f Lrgal Aid A1'aHal»le
DEAR PAT Are there any attorneys in
Orange County who offer low cost legal consulta-
tion by phone? l don't have a car and need some
reasonably-pnced legal advice
C S r costa Mesa
The Orange County Bar J\ssodaUon opera~s a
Law Phone Legal Clinic that Is staffed by volun·
teer attorneys who provide consultations for $15.
The cllnJc's phoof' number ls 838-0610. For south
Orange County r~idents, the number ls 494-7455.
Charge cards may be used for phoned legal ad·
vice, and lo-person consultation also ls av1U1ble
at the cllnlc's office at 17%91 Irvine Blvd.., Sulte
30t, Tustin. Hours are 9 a .m. to 5 p.m. Monday
tbroug1111uusday and on Saturday.
This service Is directed primarily at mlddle-
lncome persons who normally would not qualify
for consultations provided by other legal aid or·
gaolzatloos. The county bar association already
operates a Limited Means Program, provldlog re-
duced-fee legal services for poverty level persons,
and Lawyer Referral Service to match attorneys
and clients at reduced fees for the initial consult•·
lion.
.Vot .-tll Sugar f 'o1•d• UikP
DEAR PAT l ve tteara that some sugary
foods cause more tooth decay than others Is this
true' It seems to me that s ugar is sugar and it
wouldn't make much difference
L. E .. Newport Beach
Not so. Some sugary foods are worse than
others. Scientists at the Natlooal lnstltnte of Den-
tal Research recently studied the cariogenJc (de·
cay·causlng> po~ntlal of 11 representative--fficMl
products. The highest rate of decay resulied from
cream-fUJed chocolate cookies which were 1lmost
one and ooe-half times as cariogenlc as sacrose
(table sugar). A little lower but still high on the
scale were a sugar-coated breakfast cereal con·
tatnlog 60 percent sucrose, a fortified breakfast
cereal coatalnlng 14 gercent sucrose, a breakfast
cereal wttb 8 percent sucrose, and sugar-coated
chocolate candles. The difference between tbese
last four were insignificant. Foods somewhat
lower lo cariogenlc potential were potato chlps (8.f
percent as cariogenlc as sucrose), car•mels (73
percent), l.Dd chocolate bars (7% percent). Lower
still: a cereal with 2 percent sucrose and plain
starch (botb 45 percent as cariogenJc as sucro.e>.
Tbe most Important finding of the study wH that
the frequency of eating sugar, not just the amount
consumed, affects how much decay occurs.
Silk BlowrP Ordrr Rrf und Due ,, f
DEAR PAT I ordered a silk blouse by credit
card from Royal Silk Ltd of New York Ci\y The
$21 charge appeared on last December's state-
ment, but_l still haven't received the blouse. I did
get a card saying it would be shipped to me by April 2.
At this point I just want a refund
SD., Newport Beach
You and V.T ., Newport Beach, wbo bad a
similar problem with Royal Sllk Ltd., have been
promised refunds. Let A VS know 11 they do not ar·
rive promptly. Royal Silk claims It received more
orders than couJd be filled, but the long delay ls
unreuonable, and refunds should have been of-
fered to persons whose orders could not be ruled.
f'a•lltl Dlsfory C'an Be Fun
DEAR PAT. I come from a very large family
and we are planning a reunion dinner this rail. I'd
like to talk to some or m y older relations about our
family's history, but I'm not sure what questions
to ask or how to go about conducting an "in·
terv1ew" w\th people who are close to me. I'm
afraid !IQme of my relatives would be uncomfort-
able if I took notes. Do you have any suggest~ons?
L G . Newport Beach
Tape recordlng coovenatk>as ts probablJ tile
beet approach. You can tam t~ tape recorder oa
and keep It oat of the way, lna&ead of maklnl •
formal prodo~Uon by talkln' into Ute mlc~e .
Teet the recorder before yoa me It so yoa lmow
bow doeely the machine needs to be to pick ap
coa.enatlou clearly aad accurately. Yoa'D ftacl
Uaat CJDe question leads to aootber aad tile la·
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Smldaloaiu IA1tlhl&loa llas pat to1eUaer • ti
'beotlet called "FamUy Folklore" tba& Cl•et UPI
oa M• to 10 about metlliodJcally treclq JOU'
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JIMMY CONNORS HAO AN EASY TIME ADVANCING •..
Dodgers Sneak Up
LO~ES1>8~.~~~~ ~ge!a~~~ttb
Reuss hurled his sixth shutout straight against Montreal.
for his 16th win, pitching Los After Cey and Monday con-
Anaeles to a 2-0 victory over nected, Ferguson muttered to
Montreal in the opener of a home plate umpire Fred
doubleheader Sunday, and al-Brocklander, "that's a tough act
terward lhe big lefthander to follow."
credited the Dodgers' defense in Ferguson homered again in
bis dramatic turnaround from the eighth and also doubled
last season. home a run as the Dodeera
"I made some good pitches, closed to within one game of
but I also made some that were first place Houston in the Na-
hit hard," Reuss said, "but we tional League West.
made some very good plays. . MONTREAL MANAGE• Di k "Everybody played well. This . . c team is exciting... Wdhams, when asked a~ut the Expos' 1-11 record ag81DSt Los
THE DODGERS followed
Reuss' four-bitter with a 7-2 vic-
tory in the nightcap, highlighted
by successive home runs by Ron
Cey, Rick Monday and Joe
Ferguson in the second inning,
S41NTS TR4.DE
Angeles, said, "I don't care who
we play in the playoffs even ii
it's the Dodgers, I ju.st hope we
get there."
The Expos came to town in
first place, yet even after losing
four straight are only one-ball
game behind first-place
Pittiiburgb in the NL East.
After Ron LeFlore and War-
D ~D'l"'D•nf"E' 7iO SD ren Cromartie hit bases-empty .rJ"liU.6U~ homers the first two innings off
winning pitcher Don Sutton, M,
Cey led off the second with his
21.St home run. Monday follpwed
with his seventh and, After
catcher John Tamargo dropped
Ferguson 's foul popup,
Ferguson hit bis sixth. Derrel
Thomas and Sutton followed
with singles, Dave Lopes walked
and, one out later, Dusty Baker
singled borne two runs.
SAN DIEGO CAP) -The San
Dieeo Chargers acquired
second-year punter Rick
Partridge in a trade with the
New Orlean Saints in exchange
for an undisclosed future draft
choice, the National Football
League club said Sunday.
Partridge, 23, ranked·tbird in
the National Football Con-
ference with a 40.9 punting
average in 1979 and averaged
40.3 yards on 11 punts during the
preseuoo.
However, the 23 ·year-old
player from Oranee who prepped
at Golden West College and
•lgned with New Orleans as a free
qent a year ago, lost his job to the
Saints' Russel Erxleben.
FERGUSON, WHO drove in
three runs in the second 1ame,
doubled home Monday in the
flfth and homered again in the
eighth.
Sutton struck out five and
walked two in seven innings, and
Bobby CasWlo pitched the final
two iJlninu.
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2 Lefties-·Take
Different Paths • MSW VORJC (AP> -Jobn
llcEuoe and Jimmy Connors
potted tblrd·round vtctom. at
the U .8 . Open teool1 cbam-
plonahlpa Sunday, a day ln
whlcb the Cieeh lnllueoce on the
tournament became a1>1>arent.
Three player• from
Caecbollovatia and ooe Clecb
upatrlate were amoni those ad-
vancln& to the fourth ro\Uld.
Martina Navratllova, Hana
Mandllll-ova and Renata
Tomanova were among the 16
survivors in the women's
division. while Ivan Lendl
represented the Eastern Euro-
pean nation among the men.
THERE WERE three upsets
on the sixth day of play, two in
the women's section. Fiftb-
seeded Wendy Turnbull of
Australia was surprised by
Barbara Hallquist 7-5, 6·1, and
12th-seeded Virginia Wade of
Britain. the 1968 Open champion
who now is 35 years old, lost to
Lucia Romahov of Romanla 4-6,
6-2, 6-0.
Among the men, 16th-seeded
Victor Amaya was eliminated
by Pascal Portes of France 6-3,
2-6, 7 -6, 6-3.
A paid crowd of 17 ,823 at-
tended the day session, the third
straight sellout.
In the featured night match,
13th-seeded Brian Gottfried beat
Ross Case of Australia 6-0, 6-7,
6·2,M.
~ tn11, &-1, &-1, 4-6, 6·2. Afterward,
b• complained about hls right
ankle, wblch he sprained two
weeka aso.
"WREN YOU.-COME back
after belq hurt, you don't run
and Jump as much as you
aboulcl. It's luiness," he said.
"I'm in eood shape. I just have
to stretch out more. But I'm still
in tbe tournament, and that's the
important thing."
McEnroe said the cement
courts at the National Tennis
Center, resurfaced since the 1979
Open, were slower this year.
·'That makes it worse for me
because you have to play more
long points, which puts more
strain on my ankle." he said ... If
this ls t he U.S. Open, they
should make the courts suitable
for tbe Americans -speed them
up. That's my humble opinion."
Connors, the third seed, over-
powe~ Terry Moor 6-4, 6-1. 6-1.
"AFl'ER nlE first five or six
games, I started bitting the ball
more solidly and with better
timing," said Connors. who won
this event in 1974, 1976 and 1978
"Once I did that, my whole
game picked up.
"I'm pleased with the way I'm
playing," he added. ''I'm just
strolling along, playing my
game. U I'm bitting the ball well
enough to win lite this, that's
good. With each match I'm bit-
ting the ball better and better."
McEnroe, the defending Harold Solomon, seeded
champion and No. 2 seed, beat seventh, bad to strug1le before
Rick Meyer, a local player who_ weariq down Russell Simpson
is ranted only No. 173 In the of New 7.ealand 6-7, s~. 4-6, 6-0,
world in the latest com~uter list_·_. -~2-
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8018Y UNSER (11) 8A1TUI AT ONTARIO FOR THE LEAD.
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... WHILE JOHN McENROE WAS HAVING HIS PROBLEMS.
Orioles Win
McGregor Mastery
Confuses Angel.s
BALTIMORE <AP) -Scott
McGregor played the role or
stopper for the Baltimore
Orioles again Sunday, while con -
tinuing his recent mastery over
the Angels.
Surf E x t e nd
To the. Limit
Before Falling
FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla.
(AP) -Gerd Mueller's llth-
round shootout goal Sunday night
gave the Fort Lauderdale
Strikers a victory over the
California Surf in their North
American Soccer League con-
ference quarter-final playoff
series.
The Surf won the regulation
game 2-0 to tie the series at one
game apiece. The two teams
struggled through a JO-minute
mini-game without scoring
before engaging in the NASL
recqrd-tying 11-roundshootout
The Strikers, who beat the Surf
2-1 at Anaheim last Thursday
night, will advance lo the second
round of the playoffs against the
Edmonton Drillers.
California took a 1-0 lead at
. 49: 49 of the regulation game when
winger Laurie Abrjlbams sent a
pass through the Strikers defense
to Johann Scharmann, who limed
the ball perfectly and pushed it in-
to the net. The Surf made it 2-0 at
S6: 10 when Craig Allen took a pass
from Steve Moyers and kicked the
ball into the right-hand comer of
the net.
The 26-year-old left-hander
burled a three hitter as the
Orioles won 5·0 and pulled to
within 1 ~ games of first place
New York in the American
League East. The Yankees lost 1-0
to Seattle.
THE TRIUMPH ended a two
game losing streak for the
Orioles, who had lost four of
their five previous games. and
marked the fourth tim~ th\,c;
s eason that M c G'regor had
snapped a losing streak of two or
more games.
"We have a new name for
Scotty,'-' said vte Antefs' Bobby
Grich. "It's 'McGregor the
Magician' .. the mystery man
He has 17 different speeds on
one pitch. and three other
pitches to go along with that one.··
"I don·t know how he does 1t,"
said Baltimore catcher Rick
Dempsey. "U everybody in the
world pitche d like Scotty
McGregor. just lhmk how hard
it would be to hit. He's so sharp,
it's unbelievable."
Counting last year's American
League playoffs, McGregor has
beaten the Angels six straight.
with five complete games and
an earned run average of 0.51
He has allowed three earned
runs in 52 and two·thirds in-
nings
McGregor said he was un·
able to explain his success
against the Angels .. I just go out every time, and the past
really doesn't matter I just read
what I have that day. I try not t.o
think, just react.··
Cal 50~: A Bobby _Unser Ho01ec001ing .
8 1 BOWARD BANDY
' ot .. Delfy~--ONTARIO -There waa little doubt from early
f.D the race which car would win tbe 11th nm.nine of e Callfomla 500 here Sunday.
Bill Alsup spun low on the track and went up to hit
the wall. •
"When Alsup spun down, I went over Mosley."
BUI Tempero said. "We saw him (Alsup) spin low
and we all went high, then his car shot back up the
track and there was nowhere to eo."
....._ John Martin of Irvine spent almost as much
time in the plt area as he did on the track wlth en&in• problems. He not only was in the pits but
out of the car and worklnl oo the motor bimseU.
an un•ual altuatl,on in champtonabJp car racin1.
-Danny On1ais of Costa Mesa in the black ln-
teracope, slowed to a crawl oo the back stral1ht
and appeared to be out of fuel. "We loal the drive
belt to the fuel pump and we weren't out of 1aa ...
he aatd.
-John Mahler. the fqrmer Newport Beach
tennis pro, cruhed comln1 out of tum one oa the
30tb lap. 'abler Jumped out of the car and ran to
the lnfteld, then was taken to the track hospital
a AP Of a 'I._
NA HVILLS, TH . -IAODard ''True~" ISi
Roblmon, a fonMr U nnlty
at.ar now with the PbotrU• , M)'I • w • ,...
cent of \he pJayen lD tbe Uola.al BaUetbaU At· ~latkMl Ust dNI , inelud.tfta m rij~a &nd cocaine.
RoblMOD, lD an lnterVMW Tbe Tlnneutu •aid be
dj11cree1 wtlb lorm~r TtnMMee A&r Snd• GNl\f•ld that re·
PQN at dru& in prof: ot\Al basbtball &If euuerated.
.. h's bad, m.o." Boblnaon told
NaahvlUe'a morqlnf newqper
"I'm not aayinl that to •ca.re J*)ple.
but it'a t.Ne. lt scares me."
Grunfeld s.ut, "I can honetUy lh1nk
\be thin& has been blown out ol proportlon.
l''e never seen any dn&&s betnc used aloce
I've been in the Pl"OI " Gnmteld tt tn his
fourth pro season, wttb Kansu City and
Milwaukee
Robinson, who aaya he is a non-uaer,
said be hu been invited lo use drup by
ltOetNIOft fellow players, but never pressured.
"There's no hassle.'' he said.
'Tve ~n asked if l'd like some cote ind I've been
asked to score (purchase) some for the CUY•· But I always
tell them, 'No way I'm not eettln& meued up ln anythine
ltke tbat. · "
....------Qttet~ ol IM Dafl -------,
Atlanta Braves owner Ted Tllraer, comment.in.& oa
the unhappiness of third baseman Bob Homer: "I don't
lb.ink be has anything to pipe about. He'• 1ett.in.& to
play in a beautiful city. He could be iD Cleveland."
ILC.Open
Graueful Pooley
Outdueh Trevino
ENDlC'OTT. NY <APJ
Last winter, Don Pooley almost
didn't get on the Professional
Golfers' Asso<'1at1on tour Last
week. he nearly didn't come to
the BC Open
"I was in the mountains last
Sunday at a religious retreat
near Los Angeles and I almost
stayed there," he said after fir·
ing a three-under-par round of 68
Sunda~ to record his first
tournam<'nl victory in five
frustrating years "I thought
about flytng to New York and
then driving to Endicott and l
almost didn't come I just thank
The L.ord I got an exemption.
''THIS IS FAR beyond any
dream I ever had last wmter."
The ~9 .500 victor's check for
h1 s 13 under par 21 pushed
Pooley's earnings to near
SIS0.000 nearly tripling tus
1980 wmmngs
He also needed a two-shot lead
on the 18th hole to beat Peter
J acobsen, who won his hrst
tournament the previous week,
by one stroke Jacobsen fired a
hot 67 for a four-day total of 272.
"I couldn't think of a nicer,
more hard-working guy. The
great thing about golf is that you
calf waise up 9QJDe morning and
be the besT m yo\b-'business," he
said
In replacing Howard Twitty as
champion of the Labor Day
weekend tournament on the
par-71 , 6,941-yard En·Joie Golf
Club course, the 29-year-old
Pooley belied his inexperience.
HE SURVIVED the pressW'e
of playing the fin al 18 holes
alongside Lee Trevino. who was
tied with Pooley for the lead at
lO·under-par 203 after 54 boles
Trevino shot 70, CaJLing back to
join Twitty, who had a 68 Sun·
day. and Bob Murphy. whose
five-under-par 66 was the hottest
round of the afternoon, in a
three-way tie for third
Terry Diehl was sixth after
shooting a 6i and lO·under-par
274.
Doug Johnson, a southpaw
who never had made the cut in
a PGA event, won $9,175 for bis
seventh-place finish in nine-
under par 275 His share was
enough to earn him a tour card
for 1981 without benefit of at-
tending qualifying school.
Pooley, 29. needed a special
exemption based oa 1978
performance to keep his to~
card this year. The five-year
veteran won only $6,932 last year
when be needed at least $12,000.
IN 11IE IA..~ seven years, six
previe>w1 noo-winners have cap-
tured the tournament tille.
Pooley came to the 18th bole
with a two-shot lead· over
Jacobsen, the winner of last
weekend's tournament and three
shots over Trevino, who was in
the same threesome.
__....••••nm ft4M!e
Ga• It ftiiUPt hO&io na a IOW'·rcm
1txtti·IM1n1 r.111orr8trt II,..._ and lifted Ctn·
danaU IO a =H YictoO' o..,-PitbburO, tx· lhl Plr ... t llnit to MVU 1am•.
A•USQl\Y, 4 tM Hftn·l•m• Htbact', the Pirat.e.t moved lMo pounatoa of ftnt pJace In the .National Le• u• &11t H MontrHl dropped • double-header to ~ and Pblladelpbia loll at Su Oleeo. ln other NL
action SUnday ••. Tt• B11ellwell'1 run-
ecorlnt aln•l• off the alove ol second
baaeman Joe Morp• capped a three-run
nlqth lnnlna rally which boosted the
Chlcaao ·Cubs lo an 8·'1 triumph over
Kouatoo . . ClllU CllambUP anapped a
2·2 tie with an RBI double ln the sixth ln·
nln1 and doubled home an lmU1'8nce run
durlna • three-nan uprl.sing in the eighth,
leadina AUanta to a 6·2 beltinJ of St. Louts
An «>rror by outfielder Garry lladdo•
an~ O.ale ~mltll'• run-scoring double
....,... blchll.lhted a nve-run sixth lnnina that
11 ve Sp.n Dle&o a come·from·beblnd 10.a win over the PhHlies
. . . 'hny Wbltftekl'• bloop slna.le to left 10 the s1xtb m·
ntn1 &C.'Ored Larry Heradoa and cracked a 4-4 tie as San fran·
clec:o dumped the New York Mets, M, for a sweep 'ft its
double-header. In the opener, Whitfield also belted a two-run
ainele aa a pinch·hltter to provide the key blow as the Giants
&cored nve runs ln the sixth inning to pound out an 11-4 vie
tory
-------8cueflall Tetla9 -----~
On Uua date in bueball in 19711:
Baltimore's Sammy Stewart set a major leaeue rec-
ord wtth seven consecutive strikeouts in his fll:st major
league aame en route to a ~2 victory over the Chicago
WbiteSox.
On this dale in 19'15:
Tom Seaver of the New York Mets became the first
pitcher in major league history to strike out 200 or more
batten for eigbt consecutive ye&J'1 as be beat t.be Pitts-
burcb Pirates3-0.
On this date in 1906:
The Philadelphia A's beat the Boston Red Sox 4-1in24
innings . . . the longest game played to a decision an
American League history
Today's Birthdays:
Rico Carty. who led the major leagues with a .366
average in 1970, is 39.., Philadelphia Phillies outftelder
Garry Maddox is31.
LEE TREVINO
Carner StorD18
Into the Lead
SPRlNGFlELD, Ill. <AP) -
JoAnne Carner carded a 69 Sun-
day to move into a two-stroke
lead over Nancy Lopez-Melton alter a rain-delayed third
round at the LPGA Rail Charity
Golf Classic.
earner's round included four
birdies and one bogey and
brought her 54-hole total.to ll·
under-par"'1>5.
Sbe said she was surprised tbe
golfers were able to play after
the heavy morning rain, which
caused a three-hour delay.
Australia
Still Owns
France 3
NEWPORT, R.l. CA P > The
yacht Australla, behinel sllghuy
at the start, pulled ahead Sun-
day to beat France 3 in the
second day or America's Cup
challenger trials on hazy Rhode
Island Sound.
The victory, in 18 knot
soutbwesterlies, gave Australia
a record in the final best-of·
seven seri~ of 2·0 against the
French yacht.
Frencb skipper Bruno Trouble
blamed the loss on the yacht's
inability "lo point as high as the
otber boat.," adding, "Maybe
tomorrow."
Australia syndicate head Alan
Bond said he was pleased at his
crew's performance, although
"we made a few mistakes
because of the heavy condi·
tions."
The two 12-meters are vying
for the right to challenge the
New York Yacht Club's 129-year
grip on sailing's most prized
trophy. The club selection com-
mittee Friday tapped Dennis
Conner and Freedom to defend
the cup in a best-Of-seven series
starting Sept. 16.
Tbe Australian crew, favored
to win the ftnal challenge con-
test, waa later conaratulated
docblcle ~Y Australian Prime
minister Malcolm Fraser, who
dropJ>ed by on bis way to
Wuhlagton to receive the B'Nai
Brlth humanitarian award.
SPORTS BREAK I GOLF I BOATING •
. ... ... lt'lllf 8ret t S8ps to .40.1
Praak Wlllte lin•led to drive ln Chat Hvdle • with ~ out in the ninth lnninl and life Kansas
City to a 4·3 ~etorr over T..-.u to JllghU1bl
American Le•ru• aetloo SuQday. Tbe Koyai.·
GMr&e 8reU WU held hitless lb three at bat.a wl\h a pair o(
walks .. bJa avera1e slipped to .403. Kanau City reliever
DH Clalleabt"'7, a Costa Me.a Hilb and Oran1e Coaal Collea• cr•d"•te, pitched the final l~ lnnlnga for hla 11th
victory aeahut flve losses. Elsewhere,
... Rookie Gleu Hoffmaa drilled a two-
run homer u t.be Boston Red Sox extended
their winning streak to seven games with a
5-1 victory over Oakland Cecil
Cooper, Don Money, Dick Davia and
Gorman Tbomaa each belted home runs as
Milwaukee powered its way past Detroit,
11 6 Larry Mllbowae'a infield
grounder scored Regsle Walton from third
with the game's only run in the ninth in
nmg to give Seattle a 1-0 edge over the
wM1n New York Yankees. The loss dropped the
Yankees' lead over Baltimore in the AL East to lY> games
. . . Wayne Nordbageo rapped four tuts and Ron Pruitt drove
in two runs and scored another to spark the Chicago White
Sox lo an 8-7 triumph and a sweep of their double-header with
Cleveland. In the first game, Cbet Lemon hit an eighth
UUling, three-run homer to higtµight a five-run rally and
boost the White Sox to a come-from-behind 10-8 win
Lloyd Mo.eby and Alfredo Grllrtn hit two-run cfoubles in a
five-nm sixth inning as Toronto dumped Minnesota, 7 1
Rftbld1u ~•Ir., Rlflflln• Early
John Riggins, 'the ninth leading rusher m Na •
tional Football League history, was retired by the
Washington Redskins Sunday. R1ggins bad walked
out of traj.ning camp July 27 ln a contract dispute.
The Redsltins also said All-Pro cornerback Lemar Parrish
was returning to the club today ronowing a six-day absence 10
another contract dispute . . . Canada won seven of the 10
swimming events contested Sunday, the third and final day of
the 1980 Japan National Swimming and Diving cham-
pionships . . . The Tampa Ba,y Buccaneers were left without
a place-kicker after waiving four-year veteran Nell
O'Dooogbue, who had a poor preseason, missing all four of
his field goal attempts . Playing nearly flawless golf, Hal Sut-
ton posted a lopsided 9 and 8 victory over Bob Lewis Jr. in the
80t.h U.S. Amateur championship .. Chicago White Sox Presi·
dent Bill Veek remained h~1talized in good cond1tton with
respiratory problems. ·
Today's TV
Following are the top sports events on TV today Ratings
are: • • • .j excellent; / ,. • worth watching, 1,. fair : 1forget1t
@ 11 :30 a .m., Channel 2 ./ ./ ./
TENNIS: U S. Open Announcers : Pat Summerall, Tony Trabert John
Newcombe. Tim Ryan and Virginia Wade
Featured matches today include Roscoe Tanner vs Brian
Teacher· Bjorn Borg vs. Yann1ck Noah. Hal'la Mal'ldhkova vs
Martina 'Navrat1lova, Guillermo Vilas vs. Wojtek F1bak; Chris
Evert Lloyd vs Joanne Russell and Pam Shriver vs. Dianne
FromllOltz e 6 p.m., Channel 7 ./ ./ ./ ./
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Arkansas vs Texas
Announcers: Keith Jackson and Ara Parsegh1an.
The Arkansas Razorbacks and Texas longhorns get
together to kick off ABC's college football season. Tom Jones is
expected to start at quarterback for the Razorbacks. Texas will
counter oo offense with A. J. "Jam " Jones. the team's leading
rusher ~st season who is coming back after knee surgery Doug
Shankle, the school's leading tackler a year ago. is also back to
anchor the defense.
OTHER TELEVISION
~ p.m (5) ALL-AMERICAN FUTURITY The third
1ewel in the triple crown of Quarterhorse racing from Ruidoso.
NM
11 30pm. (2) -U.S. OPEN TENNIS UPDATE.
RADIO
Baseball -Angels at Boston, 4:30 p.m . KMPC C710): New
York Mets at Dodgers, S p.m., KABC C790).
Hilecher Edges Peek to Take Crown
Jn a tightly played match, fourth· seeded Jerry Hilecher
edged third-ranked Dave Pe<:k,
21-20, 21·20 in the final match of
the King's Pro-Am Racquetball
Classic S\Ulday in Westminster.
Hile.cber, who knocked off
top-seeded Marty Hogan in the
semi-final round Saturday,
trailed Peck on several oc
casions during the Jong, closely
played match. Tbe first game
lasted 60 minutes, while the
second one went 83.
Hilecber was presented a
check for $4,500 as the first place
winner or the first tournament of
the 1980-81 season.
~ Almon Lockabey ir&ueball Standings
~. New Rules for Life
After a long. hard study of the 1979 Fastnet race
in which 17 lives were lost and23 yachts sunk or aban-
doned. the Transpacific Yacht Club, sponsor of the
biennial Los Angeles to Honolulu race, haa come up
with a new set or rules that may bar a number of
yachts from the 1981 race -including some former
winners
Wilder said three of the former elapsed lime win·
ners of the Honolulu race would probably be affected
unless changes were made. They are the 65-foot
Merlin which holds the elapsed Ume record for the
race· the 69-foot Drifter, elapsed time winner of the
slow '1979 race, and Raatlme, twice elapsed lime win-
ner of the race.
Boats which would defmitely be barred from t.be
race include the relatively new Olson-308, accordln1
AJIE&ICAN LEAGUE
West Dl•lalon
W L Pct. GB
85 46 .649
65 66 .496 20
64 66 .492 20~
SS 72 ,433 28
57 75 .432 28~
51 77 .398 32~
47 82 .364 37
Kansas City
Oakland
Texu
Chicago
Minnesota
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Eut Division
New York 78 51 605
Baltimore 78 52 .594 l~
Boston 70 56 .556 &Yi
Detroit 67 61 .523 lOY>
· CJeveland 67 52 .519 11
Milwaukee 69 64 419 11
The Fastnet race out or England was hit by a
Force-10 storm that decimal~ tbe 300 boat fleet and
resulted in the worst tragedy in offshore yacht rac·
ing.
AN ANALYSIS OF THE Fastnet by world ocean
racing authorities determined that many of the boats
were too small or too·Ught.
to the new 1pedfications, along with a forme~ cor-
rected time winner, Chutzpah, a Bill-Lee designed
ULDB. e Toronto 54 75 .419 24
With that in mind, Trampac authorities have
pl aced a minimum limit on the size o( boats that will
WELCOME . A.BOARD
be accepted for the Honolulu race and alao placed a
limit on the mrucimum endofthescaJe.
Yachts that will definitely be affected by the new
TransP.ac rules are . the so-called ultra-ll1ht·
displacement boats known as UL.DBI. The new rules
will even place a restriction on some of the large
ULDBsunleasJ.heyunderaosome"mlijonuttery."
In a notice to the membenblp and prospective
Tr anspac entries, TPYC said:
TPYC BAS ESTABLISHED more stringent
Umlts for the smallest entries by addine parameters
that evaluate lbe siie of the boat in other ways than
length and rating.
Usina a complicated formula, the club baa ruled
1 that the smallest boat allowed in ~ace mu.st have 1 a workin1 deck length ol 35 leet, excludin.1 the after '
overhang of the boat. This would establish a
minimum length of about 36 feet before adjustments
are madefortheoverbang.. •
Other parameters would require that the boa"
have a volume of 1,8:50 cubic feet determined by the
working deck leni\h times the maxlmum be.m.
(The average freeboard l>lus lhe aepth of the bull ln
the water.)
At the muimum end, t.be new rules would
rou1hly establllh a limit of a top bandleapntlna or
70 which would Include most f# the so-called 'Q:Mxl·
boat.I" of 75 to 90 feet. Tbls would include boatl wltb a
worktni decJrtea,th of 75f eet, not cowit1n1 the over·
bani•·
"WE ARE ENDORSING the coocept ol a mu·
imum mellrnlt aa used in 1nanyoce1A races in other
partl or the world, and d11cou:raciq the tread to UD·
etabl' boats which are typlcallJ known at 'hltb
1peed runners' or 'one-way boat.a'.'• (The latter
would place lirnlu on diaplacem8ht and aail ana ln
relation to atablUty.)
The now rerulatJon. wen recommended by
George Griffith, cbalrm.an ol the TPYC TechD.lcal
Committee: Tom WUdtr, cb) m .. •W'tr: C ..
TPYC INTBNDS TO dtacouraae tbe " ~ 1ar1• andh~avy1achtsbyeatabliabinaamlnlmo Um\tof
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ars Ready Guns
Sailor~' Gird for '80 Season
By ROGERCARL80N
Oftllt Dally Pltel tWlll
Newp0rt Harbor Jllgh'• Sailors, • charter
metnbc'r of Utt u.ntet Le.rue since 1"'37, makes
tbtlr final appearance ln the clrcult this fall before
movln1 to tbe ~a View j.eague a year later and the
SaUora plan on 1ol~with a bang -.
"WEU GOING TO GIVE IT a shot ," says SaUon Coach Haak Cochrane. ''We're cautioualy op-
Uml1ticprlmartlybecau.ae or our people up front that
we have retW"DJ.nc.. particuJarlyorrensively.
·'That '1 ntally wbere it all happens If you don't
get it done up there you don't 1et it done. ·'
The Sailon retum four out or Ci ve in the intenor.
bolstered bytackleaJoeGoubert (6 2,247) and Vince
Cook (6·0.227> .
"And the fact that
w e h a v e a t l eas t
a se m1-ex ~er ien ce d
quarter back (Gary Pin'
rlsh > a nd t op-flight
skilled people makes for
o ptim is m ," s ay s
Cochrane. "Still, we
know w e h av e a
he 11 acious schedule."
The Sailors' non.
league schedule includes
ri val Corona del Mar,
Millikan (Courtney Grif-
fin). Mater De( Servile and Loara prior to league
hostilities, which begina with Edison and Fountain
Valley
THE BLUEJACKETS ARE BILLED to open up
the attack somewh at with Parrish al the controls A
right-hander with s tarting experience, Cochrane
FOOFBALL PREYIEW
says Parrish could be the best quarterback at
Harbor slnae the Steve Bukich eq1 .
"The ball will be in the air more pnman ly
because of our quarte rback," says Cochrane
"We're staying with our running game principles,
but we are going to be able to open our passmg game
up moreoutoftbedrop back."
ParTish has s hown excellent range, is far
quicker than a year ago and is considered an an.
league candidate.
GARY PARRISH JOE GOU'8ERT
Stockham. Joe Kiiiian 15·8. 187 sr > and Shepardson also show starting potent id I Inside, where the Sailors
have put their emphasis on defense for years. Is
Kravitz at mlddlellnebacker Selby backs up Kravitz
SECONDA RY -Barnett and Norton are at the
corners, bdcked by Andy NoakPs (5 10, 167 sr ) and
Paul Bretthauer (5·8, 1 S2 sr ) Paul McGowen (5 8. 158
sr ) is at rover and LaGrandeur is lhe free safety
Othe'rs Todd Peca <S·9, l471r I. Bt>rry and Sauerbrey
Zi llgitt and Wright
Retailers:
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Cnnl<il't u' for ,1 compC'lilt\1• quoit'
for a Bus1nl''>S o~nt'r' l'ack.t!:" l't1IH \
which includes mnsl 1·•1ver<1~1:s n1·t>ded
tn prnll'l'I ~our bui>ml'"" Wl' ,1ls11 \\rtlt•
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Bob Guffin
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Despite the talent on hand, there appears to be a ·~~~~~~~§~~~§~~§§~~~~~ lotof"ifa"inlheSailors' camp. -; Parriab is not considered 100 percent because"Of
a •boulder injury. Running back Rudy J imenez is
comtni off knee lu.rgery. Redlands transfer John
Stockbam, a 210.pound two-year starter, is nursing a
severely sprained ankle and fullback Mike Gaui is
com log off knee s_urgery.
Here's a rundown by position:
QUARTERBACK-Parrish completed 36 of 83 fo r
480 yards and two touchdowns a s a junior. Backing up
the 6·2, 1~nder are Robert Anthony ( S-11, 160 sr >
and all-purpose player Greg Selby (6-3, 190 Jr.).
RUNNING BACKS -Mike Gazsl (6--0, 186 jr.) and
Stockham (5·9, 210 sr.> form a strong tandem at
fu llback and give the Sailors definite potential. Peter
Gust (6-0r 190 sr.) Is also a steady performer therl! At
halfback It'll be Pat Evans (5-11, 165 sr.), whose pri-
mary function as a Junior was returning kickoffs. He 's
described as a stashing type runner. From scrlmmagt.
as a Junior he carried three times, gained 13 yards.
Other halfbacks •re J ohn Gazsl (5-9, 175 sr .) and Jimenez (5-51 1S.C sr.) and each figures to cootrlbute.
Giddings (5-11, 180 sr.) Is the Sailors' wingback with
backup provided by John Barnett (S-11, 1S3 Jr.) and
Curt Olson CS-.S, 145 sr . >.Giddings caught 14 passes for 19S vardsasa Junior.
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2888 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
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"'l mile south of San Otego Frwy 1 RECEIVERS -F\_obbie Berry 16-0, 1SS tr.> is the
T<drs' INdlng receiver, showing good hands and the~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~i~ ability to run the routes. He led the sophomore team1 wit h SS catches in '79. Berry, too. has been bothered with a shoulder injury. Others: Tom LaGrandeur (6-2,
168 sr.) and Jon West (5-9, 1'0). "I feel like we have five
who c.ouldstart at wlngback-spllt end," says Cochrane. Selby. the backup quarterback, and Dan Sauerbrey
16·2, 180sr.) give the Sailors a solid look at tight end.
OFFENSIVE LINE -Gaubert is considered
mobile for his size (247) and was a second team All·
league lineman as a junior. Cook. on the other side,
g ives the Sailors a sot Id one-two punch up front Back·
ing them up are Rick Deans (6-2, 187 Ir.) and Chris LIM
(6·2, 230 sr.> Kravitz Is especially strong for his
size <5-8, 190sr.> at guard, while Mike DeGeare CS·9, 17S sr.) lsontheo01ersideof Smith, the center,. Backups In-
clude Mike Shepardson (6-0, 171 sr ) and Tom Mass-
ingill (5-11, 191 sr.) at guards anti Matt Thue (6-1, 180 s r.) behind Smith. Also showing Potential; Center Tom
Cuomo(S-11, 190Jr.I.
KICKING GAME -Kirk Norton (S·11, 175 sr .) and
Shawn Culp (6-0, 181 jr .) are the place-kicking can-
didates with Norton showing an edge Selby. Gust and
Culp area II capable punters.
DEFENSIVE LfNE Smith and Gust fla nk the
Sailors' front four In their 4-3 system with Thue and
Tom Lucas (6-0. 170 jr.l backing them up Cook and
Ling are Inside wi th depth provided bv Pat Castner
(5·10), 196 Jr .) and Goubert. Others end Jamie
K ltc hens (6-1168 jr. >and Culp at tackle.
LINEBACKE R -OeGeare and
billed for starting duty
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\ conducted by ...
SUNLAND
SKIERS
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his tracks ar:e
washed awa~ ·
by the
waves
R. Paul Allen, with a Tornadoclasscatamaran
used in the Olympics, recently completed a film
celebrating thespiritof multihull sailing.
Fi1ID Ma~r ·Shares Life With Sea
By JOEL C. DON
6f .. Delly"" ....
The skier carves turns through soft powder.
The off-road motorcyclist alubea ribbons of
waffle iron-like tracks into bills and valleys.
Power boats, at times, leave trails of
miniature oil slick.I.
R. Paul Allen, on the other hand, cherishes
activities that leave no trace of bis path.
He's spent more than half ol hia '3 years on
a surfboard, later saWn1 catamaranJ, and
turned bis puslon for water aporta into a
career.
When the Corona del Mar resident lan't sail-
inl for pleasure or competition, he's producin1
ed directing rums celebralinl the multihull
sport.
"Surfing is one of the few sporta that man
participates in that be leaves no trace of
himself," Allen opines. "The tracks have been
waabed away by the waves.
"And catamarans do the same thing.
Sallboatinl in general is a very pure sport. I
feel that man d<>N not have to deface his en-
vironment to enjoy it.•' ·
AU.£N•S CONCERN for the environment
ls reflected in the title of bis latest celluloid
achievement, "Sharing the Wind." The 27·
minute ftlm whisks viewers off to catamaran
1allin1 on Bit Bear Lake, San Diego Bay and
awesome Hawaiian sequences olf the eut shore
of the laland ol Oahu. "Sbarinl the Wind" wu ftnanced by Hobie
Cat to bi1hll1bt the firm's line of 18-
foot catamarans.
But Allen did not produce a 27-minute com·
merclaJ. ID fact, the tum viewer can barely
notice a speck of the Oceandde company's
trade name tbrouabout the watery footaae.
The hype h ln catamarans, not Hobie.
"I didn't mah a film about Hobie
catamaram; I made a ft1m about catamaran
•allinl and ~t'• all," Allen auerts. "The)'
paid me to do that."
An ... meot allows the company to dil·
tribute a 15-miDute naion ol tbe film to trade
&bow. ad Bob6• dealers and Allen to profit
from all other uses ol the lonaer version. ' ~ tbe tum hu been purebued by ft&·
tioDal ~ i.l•vtalon networb and baa been lbown u an lDOlpt movie by a m~r
ali'lllle.
· Mnerican Arm-4 Porca Oveneu bas
bou,bt tbe ftlm for worldwide 1bowln1 to
Dillltary petWUpPll and t.betr femlliel.
Video c•iri1tta o.men wW IOOD be ab&e to
pUtcb.alile. _, ol tbe ft1m tlarOuah • Su Pru·
cltc:o-bued flrm. Or )'OU can cateb tllmPMI ot
the ft1m ID a national beer eo~lal lutur•· lQI an JI.loot cataman.ir le*Ptnl over 11-foot Rawallal'Ulf:'
rum attics AW bave ....-that ''fibartQr-
~Wind'· 11.-u ad~ ·
Allen owes hia film-makiq suceeu to pure"'
enthusium for surftn1 and catamaran •alllnl·
"Everybody bu talent," be mape. ''They
just don't use it. U you have entbusium, then
you use your talent. t
"I live and breathe what I do and I lite it."
Allen wu surfin1 the~ from Santa
Barbara to San Die10 loq before the Beacb-
Boys proclaimed to the world "Surf's Up." Durint a two-year stint with the Cout
Guard, Allen ftnqled h1a commander to allow
bi• 9~·foot 1urf'b()ard aboanl ship. He aua•ted
it could be used u a llfe buoy.
While in harbor, Allen would paddle furtoua·
make ftlml, I learned what It likes to make a
film.
"One ol the hardest t.b.lnp to do is the abili-
ty to em.tam u well u show surftnJ," he con-
tinues. "MOit of the (other} films were well·
photop'apbed, but were Just bard-core surfing.
"Bruce's fllma showed surfing but enter-
tained u well"
WBILE AU.EN took over promotions for Bruce BIOWD FUma, Brown took olf with surfers
Robert Aqust and Mite Hynson for a two-year
round-the-world excunlon to fllm the premiere
'By osmosis I learned how to make films. But I did not really
know how to make films, I learned what it. takes to make a
film. I .
ly to fet up enoulb speed to stand up for brief
rides. And. indeed, on one occukm M carried a
towline rldlna bia surlboard to a beacbed abip
that could not be reached by other m~ana. __
He la~ took a liberal arta del!'M from
Loos Beach Qty Collete •chedullni afternooa
and eveninl cl111e1 to apead mornm,. rldiq coastal nrelll. _ · · -
\Vben he ftnlabed colleae, Allen coald baTe
taken a promotion from bl• part-time
superuwil:-boa boy won to a manqemellt
potitl(m. -
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"AND THE CROWD was made up of
everyone,'' Allen asserts. "It wa.!n't jl1$t kids, it
was everybody. We had little old ladies crying
after they saw it."
Major movie studios were not impressed,
even with the film's success in America's
heartland
Brown and Allen did not give up They got a
loan, had the film blown up to 3S mm and added
the soundtrack.
They booked the film at Kips Bay Theater
in New York City, paymg all bills in advance for
a two-week showing. The film broke attendance
records, won critical praise and was soon on its
way to international distribution to major movie
theaters.
The pair basked in their mm.making glory
-and financial success -for the next couple of
years.
But they split up in 1969, when Brown
turned most of his interests toward motocross
racing while Allen still favored good morning
swells for surfing and afternoon gusts for
catamaran sailing.
Allen directed mms for Hobie and wrote the
instruction book on the Hobie 14. And "The End-
less Summer" success opened doors to real
estate investments.
In 1974, Allen stopped ''working" to prac-
tice full time for the 1976 Olympic Games in
Montreal. One of the six Olympic sailing events
is for a Tornado class catamaran, a boat de-
signed Jiccording to exacting specifications.
Although Allen won a gold medal at the
Olympic pre-trials in 1975, bis boat irreparably
broke 10 days prior the 1976 Olympic trials.
Allen was preparing for the 1980 Games, but
bowed out of practice when President Carter
called for a U.S. boycott of the Moscow Olym-
pics.
His wife, Dyan, has taken over the promo-
tional department or his film business, operiated
out of their quaint apartment overlooking
Newport Harbor.
BE BAS PLANS for more movies, especial·
ly in the area of a theatrical production with ac-
tors, screenwriters and the full complement of
staie crew.
~ be still surfs, with a preference for the
new hard foam boards.
But recent surgery on bis knee has kept him
out of the surf for a few weeks. While playtna
raquetball, Allen accidentally fell bard on a fist·
I sued "surfer's bump," a hard knot of tissue
just below the knee cap that ls the mark of older
surfers who used to paddle on their knees. To-
day, surfecs use smaller, lighter board& and
paddle on their stomachs.
Tbe ruptured knot was completely re-
moved.
But be ,Jau one bump left, lutlnl physical
proof that he wu one of the surftn1 pio°"n of
the Southem California coast.
He and bJa wife IO fUrthet IOUtb DOW to surf
Uld~Nil. Re aays the wata'I are oyercrowded
and fllled wltb 1 frHb crop of youo1
"belllaerent" surfen.
Allen can remember. tboucb, wben the
water tport •u an aoomai,. • ... mini fad bor· rowed trocn tbe Pob'nealam and Bawallam. "Smft:nlr wu an oddity tn the '!IOI," be r.-
mtnllcel. "When you saw a surfboard on a car,
you would bonk and wave. It wu 1 pleuure to
. see another surfe~·'
~ j
Discussing new
fund for '•mlly Service Altocl~ton are (from left)
John Von GlaM,
dlreotDr, Artltt.WW. Gray
JrJ, DeWitt and
Lynn WOrcest.r.
Fund Established
An endowment fund to msure a financial
base for the Family Service Association of
Orange County 1n years ahead has been
established. it was announced
·'The purpose of the endowment fund is to
insure donors that their money will continue to
work for the agency indefinitely during the
--J '-.:~ -:!:.~~." ~!H'!hng to an association
spokesman
·'The contents of the fund cannot be
touched The money will be mvested by a
specially elected committee from the board of
directors."
• He said the agency will only be able to use
the Interest from those Investments.
The fund was proposed by Dewitt and Lynn
Worcester. who donated $1,999. The boarcL
matched their contribution with $4,000.
The association is a private, non-profit
agency, offering marital. individual, parent-
child and group counseling as well as family life
education courses.
Anyone ii!terested in donating lo the endow-
ment fund can call 838· 7377 for additional in·
formation. ·
Crow a Good Dish
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Your reply to the
St. Paul chemistry student about the 280-pound
woman in stiletto high heels was a masterpiece
of tunnel vision.
The student calculated the weight concen·
trated on that hall-inch heel and explained why
it can dent a wood noor. You replied that a
woman is not likely to stand on one leg. much
Jess teeter-totter on a single heel, and you point·
ed out that the sole of the shoe carries much of
the weight.
This ls true for the standing woman -but
what about the walking woman? Unless she was
trained by Indian hunters to walk on the balls of
her feet, she steps first on her heel like the rest
of us And unless she's jumping from place to
place like a kangaroo, she'll have one foot in the
air while her heel is on the ground. Indeed, her
whole weight will be concentrated on that single
heel point at every step. Try 1t.
Your column has done an astonishing job of
meeting high standards over the years, which is
why you have earned so many faithful readers.
If Thomas Jefferson were alive today. be
Ann
Landers
could modify his famous lines to read: "I bold
that eating a little crow, now and then, ls a 1ood
thing, and as necessary in the journalism w9rld
as storms in the physical." -ONE OF YOUR
MILLIONS TN CHARLOTTE5VILLE, VA.
DEAR ONE: Pass the crow. I aarrender,
dear.
CONnDENTIAL TO Fl.AT FEET AND A
GUILTY CONSCIENCE: 8'17 ,..,..elf ••e
arch sapporta, walk over to yov frie9d'1 Mae
aad &ell lier yoe Ued. It will come u • qrprbe
to llter ud ,_•u aleep beUer a.IP&.
f'-_H_o_r_o_s_c_o_p_e_·_)
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TUESDAY. SEPT. Z
By SYDNEY OMABR
ARIES (March 21-April 19): You gain
chance for greater freedom of thought, action.
You go places. meet people and expand
personal horizons. Elements of luck and timing
ride with you. The number 3 figures prominent-
ly You'll have "dealings"' with Gemini, Sagit-
taurius persons.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Attention to
details could result in profit.
An individual who owes you a favor is ready to
··make payment '• Accent on personal
possessions, fulfillment or ambitions and locat-
ing item that had been lost, missing or stolen.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You will be at
right place at crucial moment. Excitement
replaces lethargy. Emphasis on change, com-
municaUon, travel opportunity. special rela-
tionship and a variety of sensations. Virgo,
Sagittarius penona fiaure prominently.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): ·Family reun-
ion could be on agenda. Domestic acljustment
figures in scenariC). Clandestine conference
leads to "surprise assianment." Aura of
romance and intriaue dominate your personal
scenario. Fears and doubts will be erased.
LEO (July 23-Allg. 22): You make up for
"lost time." Creative juices now. Empbuil on
friends, hopes, wishes, favorable news connect-
ed with career and superion. Pisces, Vireo
natives fieure prominently. You could be
active in connection with media. Romantic
interlude lends spice to life.
VlllGO (Au1. 23-Sept. 22): Path to proareu
ta illuminated. Priorltiea come Into sharp, dear
focus. Caneer, Capricorn penou ftaure prom-.
inenUy. In matters of 1peculadoo, lt.lck wttll
number 8. Nothln1 la apt to occµr hallway -ez.
cept added reaponalbirity and chance for
ereater Nward.
UUA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22) ! More perlODI are
concerned with )'Our activitiel. Look beyo.mttbe
Immediate -perceive potentlal. Art.. tJld
another Llbrao na e prominently. Apply.
lessons learned from recent experiences. Em·
pbasis on journeys, long-distance communica-
tions and spiritual revelation.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): New opportuni-
ty comes into focus. You have chance now for
added independence. You meet· exciting,
creative lDdividual and it celd be the start of
"something big." Get accounting; take in·
ventory. Be aware of financial rating of one who
makes grandjose clallbs.
SAGITl'AlllUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Buie is-
sues should not be ianored. One who '\depends
upon you" should be prodded ioto action. Do
your job, but refuse to let otben take advantage
of you. Take notes, check sources, become
aware of legal rights, permissions. .
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Divenlfy,
make inquiries, open llnea ol communication.
Gemini, Virgo, Sa1ittarius natives play key
roles. Emphasis on dependents, penona who of.
fer special services -and peta. Low key ap.
proacb brints desired resulta.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb: 18): You're asked
for counsel on "reconstruction project.'' EX·
press ideas in creative, srapbic manner. Good Moon aspect coincides now with vtgor, youth,
speculation, emotional 1eapoaaes. Sl&Diflcant
cban1e occun -involftl member of opposite
sex. .
PlSCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Cheek safety
meuures ln connection With automobile, place
of restdence. Accent on 1ecurit)', protection,
quality of available material. Important
transaction can be concluded. Property and who
owm It could be matter of Hrious contention. .
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shifted Marmaduke's bone!"
SHOE
MOON MULLINS
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MAKE A
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WHO F1~5T INVENiED
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GERM OF AN I DEA !
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by Jeff Mac Nelly
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
by Mell Lazarius
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DR. SMOCK
N\Y PAPPY
SAYS HE!! WOUL..PN'"T"'
L.E!1"' YOLJ WORK ON
HIM IF YOU weRe
THES 1-AS"T"' POC'fOR ON E!ARTH /
THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane .,.G_o_R_oo ____ -e----~ by Gus Arriola
11Septtmber olreodyl Y'know, Daddy, the
days reotly fly by when you
get to be seven."
DENNIS THE MENACE
W14Ar,P;HE EV£Jl-E!>V5Tl.IN~ A>fr,
LVING OOWAJ
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ASS! OUOUS}JESSf
JUDGE PARKER
NANCY
OH, NANCY---
WHERE 15 "'1Y
IRONING BOARD?
NOT FOR. YOU,
OIJMMIES/
-Jr'S .A YANGtJI
HOLIOAV/
5AM1 I DON'T WANT TO
HOLD YOU UP1 1 CAN
TAKE A ~ DACK TO ~PENCER FARMO!
Ao1os,*80RRACHO! WE'RE TEXAS ANTS
DOWAI HER/: ON A WORK PER!r11T/
by Harold Le Doux
by Ernie Bustlmiller
r'M USING
IT FOR A
CARPORT
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by Kevin Fagan
so~~" .. w£ 'fllOV{.M'T 'iOU
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by Lynn Johnston
by George Lemont
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. Fire COntrol Hurts Huckleberries
bef ON uiodlhi ftn ProteetloD IJ\d
tonlrol tt(MtqUet nn appUtd,"
11td Daft Mlnore, plant f'C'Otoitat of
\.b• Paclllc: Northwest J'on1t and
and some delay berry produdlon for
up to five yeara. several 1how
promlae.
The moet ~fectJve appears to be
applyln1 I aolulion of 2, 4·0 and
water to cut.a In the tree ban, klllln1
U1e treea without dlsturbloi the
buckleberrles. The treatment
doubles btrry production three year&
after treatment. the researchers say
ranl ~ l 1t1Uon bin. •· tn ,..,.. after tabllahmem, they <h Id btrritil) produee a mu·
hy1um amount of bent .. , tMn pn>-
ductlml ll'tduallj dfftin u othff
trt.,, uld .· ahnabl dotntna~ tbt ill• • Hue l ria an a cub crop.
wtlh ~ a,.. prod~clna ov..-IO
'
all • ol lba berrtea an actt -at
10 a I l.tn, lit fo t.aervlc•
report aald.
Mlnore and h.11 Htoclates have
1tudltd Yfe.>'t to curb t.bt com.oet.Won
•beep lrulna. cuttlq ana bum·
ln1, cbQUcala, and 1DllOd'lCtloo of
root rot. Tbe foreatr)' report said th.al
althouah aucb motboda a.re expensive
Mlnore satd that where herbicide
use ii undealrablte, tree 1lrdling
would produce the same result at
hl1ber cost. And be aald bulldozing
trees and burning later should be
conaidered in some areas.
''.Most twa.leberr)' fltldl ortttnat
od from the WICOnlrolled wUdflrn
that were oommoo ln the Nortbwat
Pl•t• ot th• o.r
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lQANA ~~
DANA 21 -When Dana Meyer moved to
California, he didn't realize the state
didn't change its plates each year, so he
got his age -28. Now he'll be 28 forever.
l"tormetlon lo< INt 'Platt of 11\t 0 .. ' it \UOl)ti..i 01 Ml-t l'erley,
eulhor ol tl..I 1'7' edltlOtl ol tr.. · w"°" WhO o "'°''°"""'""' C•t1tornla 1..•<"'W Pt•t•t
There's a limit
To Vrutity ·Plates
Wt!:'lHERSFIELD, Conn. </\Pl -If your
name is George Oswald Doodle, don't try to get
"vamty" auto plates 1n Connecticut bearing your
initials
A woman who tried to get plates with her in-
1t1als '.1.hich were also GOD -was turned down
because the plate might be objectionable, state
motor vehicle 0Hic1als say
THE S.\ME GOES FOR PROF.\NE and
vulgar expressions in any language So says An ·
thony Lazzaro, assistant director of registrations
and titles
"Our obJective 1s not to give out plates that
are offensive to anyone," he said "We're proud of
our state and we don't want it marked up with no-
good expressions.'' ·
CONNECTICUT CHARGES A ONE·TIME
price of $30 for plates with specially selected let-
ters. There are about 160,000 in circulation, or 10
percent of the total number of passenger vehicle
registrations, he said.
The most popular names on plates are "Joe"
and "Mary " At last count, there were 170 varia·
tions on "JOE "
OCC to Present
Stress Lectures
Four lectures de
sig ned to he lp 1n
div1duals manage the
stress in their lives will
be offered at Orange
Coast College in Costa
Mesa.
Titled ··coping With
Stress In Your Life," t he
programs will be pre·
sented Friday evenings.
beginning Sept. 12, from
7 · 30-9 30 in the college's
Fine Arts Hall 119.
Admission is free, and
persons may register at
the door.
Lecturers are Jim
Kowalski and Dr. John
Flowers
Kowalski has been an
OCC professor of
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NeWp0rt BHch
' 644-2700
psychology for 10 yea rs
and 1s an expert in as·
sertion training .
Flowers is an assistant
professor of psychiatry
at Loma Linda Universi-
ty , and is author of
publications on behavior
modification and asser-
tion training.
For more information,
phone 556-5880.
occ Sets
Talks
On Indians
The American Indian
will be studied during
two lectures at Orange
Coast College in Costa
Mesa Sept. 12 and 19,
from 7:30-9:30 p.m. in
college Fine Arts Hall
116.
Admission is free. and
registration will be con-
ducted at the door.
Le c turer is poet
Michael Grandees, who
was raised by the Choc-
taw Tribe. He is the
author or seven books,
including "The Dead
and the Living Exiles."
Writing
Courses
Offered
"ffatrd Col
.UC Hopeful
For 'Campus'
LA JOLLA (APJ When the University ot
California launched its college for racial
minorities, only 190 students signed up with whites
ma kine up 20 ·percent of those. ,
The makeshift quarters borrowed from
another UC San Dieao carrwu.s were cramped. But
modem buildings were promised Provost Joseph
Watson and his hand-picked students, many bf
whom were from poor families unable to send
them to college otherwise.
THE NEED FOR SUCH A SCHOOL was ques-
tioned from the start. A year after its launching, a
sociology professor called it "a complete failure
. trying t.o foist a re volutionary program."
The first 10 years are over, and Watson says
critics who doubted the purpose and place ror a
specially school based on race were wrong. He
admits disappointment in one thing: There are
almost 1,900 students now in what stilJ is called Third
College but ofthose 70 percent are white.
In an interview, Watson expressed concern
that so many more whites are sigmng up, "propor-
tionally "
"The ratio of minorities to white has absolute·
ly no sigruficance to us but the inadequate number
or minorities does," said Watson
"We're attracting far too few minority stu-
dents for this program "
THERE IS A THICK C.\RPET of grass out-
side the new administration building, and the new-
ly planted trees or 1970 are big and healthy. No
longer do the students labor in former World War
II barracks.
A year ago, the aecond construction stage
ended in completion of the new Administration,
Social Studies and Humanities buildings.
Those have joined the Lecture Hall, Teaching
Laboratory, Media Center and Chemistry
Research buildings completed in 1976 at a cost of
$8.6 million.
The California Legislature trimmed the last
building stage, incorporating it into the second.
Watson figures Third College could use 30 percent
more space. Programs have been shifted around
to make room for studies in communications,
literature and teacher education
TEACHER EDUCATION STUDENTS HAVE
been using three buildings since 1977, and those in
literature have had to travel to classrooms in ad-
joining Mwr and Revelle campuses.
Realistically, Watson said he doubts that any
more construction money will be appropriated for
Third College. Warren Colleie, which has old
buildings, is next in.line.
Residence halls are full at Revelle and Muir
with only 530 living spaces built for Third College,
many or whose students are unable to live at home
or pay for apartments in La Jolla.
A bare-bones faculty in 1970 ls better balanced
now. Third World studies especially ·have boomed.
This year about $300,000 was available tor bio-
medical training of mlnorttyatudents.
AS THE COLLEGE GREW, WATSON won out
over those who questioned admittlni mlnorit]l'stu-
dents unable to meet the usual UC admission
standards.
"We 're pleased the way everytbiQt bas
turned," says Watson, a4>;year-old Harlem-born
chemistry professor.
"And we're pleased with the number of white
students who are applylne becall!le of our pro-
grams, but we need to do a ,,eat deal more
recruiting or the others."
Nader Criticized
By Congressman
DETROIT (AP) -CODSumer activist Ralph
Nader's latest criticism of Rep. John Diniell wu
"vicious and unjustified," the
Michigan Democrat has COOJ·
plained.
The lawmaker was replying
to a Nader report released by
Congress Probe, which called
Dingell ''Consumer Enemy No.
l In Congress" for the seccod
time. The report called b1m a
leader of opposition to air bqJ
for automobiles.
01NolLL From Dingell's Wublniton
office came this re1ponse: "I bave always been in
favor ol and supported auto aafety measures tbat
are responsible and beneftclal to consumera."
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classes scheduled in the MOSCOW (AP) -A herd or ·musk oa.en
fall program. transplanted to a Soviet Arctic island by American
Claues will be1in and Sovtet sctentlits ls fiourlahinl in its new hotllt
Sept. 8 with • moml"' and hu produced al Je11t two calves, the Soviet
cl111 offered at 9-a.m . to news aeency reported. 1
noon at Pallaadu Quotin& Soviet 1pecl1ll.sts, Tua aa.id the u·
Methodist Cbureh, 21002 periment thtt started five yean aio on Wru1et
Camino de Estrella In llland to reintroduce oxen to SoYiet AtttJe re1lou Capistrano 8Hcb. ''la proceeding suc~eaafully."
Ab eveninf clau wiU -----------------""~ _ __............,. meet from T to 10 each
Monday in room 101 at
San Clemente Hl&h
lkbool StU!Cko~ ma1 re·
slater Sept. • at llle
be&lhnl.ni ol the class.
E'or lntormation caU
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SACRAMENTO <AP>
-Oroville bu.slnessman
Barney Gabriel is the
newest member or the
state Small Business
Development Board.
Gabriel, 86, is owner and
operator or taxi and bus
companies
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DUPLU
2 Units on fee ldnd
Arross from park 'llcar
beach, ba}. & shopping
Ho.u1 ForS. o;;.;;;;··········rboi ...••..•••••..•..•.....
PRJDIOF
OWMHSHIP
Gorceous 3 Bdrm hom1
Wlth. huge r.1m1ly tnl " ~rel.Or's dream'
OPB4 1-5 SAT /SUH
2515 AN DOV ER PL
COSTA MESA (off Fan
Dr. btwn Harbor 4
FlllrVleW ) A!>k ror Bot
Horwitz. agt 642 5206 01
979.~0
SUIDIVISION
Prime high desert
Phelan Approved ten
tallve 1ract map for 1t
21, acre lots Water anc.
power at s1~h1 $160.000
Pnn only
BALBOA I SLAND
REALTY
673 8700
COOL IT!
With tt}e seabreeze., and
spectacular ocean '1e'"'
from this 3 Bdrm 2•, Bci
lownhome per ched
above San Clementi·
BALBOA ISLA:-lU
REALTY
673 8700
BEACH LIVING
Exciting Newpon Shores
locatJOn Spacious hvmg
room. features brick
fueplace and ca\hedral
ceilings Formal dining,
st udy w wetbar .
separate master swte. 2
pnvate patios. comm uni
ty pool, tennis court cind
out.standing value Only
Sl30.000 Call toda)
645-0303 ---lliiliiil 4'•C.........._.~
Pnced at $205.000 Eves -----~~~~~
642-2253
DOORS TO IE.ACH
2·2 Duplex Owner
mollvated Open lo
creative f1nanr1ng
Possibly bttle or no cash
Will trade property boat
car or "" $249.000
Eves S48 0'715
associated
BRO K ERS-IHAL TORS
lOH W Bolboa 6 11·1661
3 IDRM 2 STORY-
Formal entry to huge liv
ing room Country
kitchen with format din
ing. Drama tic stairs
leading to 400 ~q rt
hideaway master swte
Try $12.000 down Acl
now! Call 963·6767 Ol'fN r1t 9 •''~ft "w fl# •., I
[9lfi&911
ATI'EMTIOH
SINGLES
Tht.n.k about poobng your
funds & bu} this with a
friend Except1onall}
clean condo 2 Br swtes.
2~ baths, 3 )ears old
Flex i b I e f 1 nan c 1 n g
S:US,000.
Redhill ~Re.1lty
1 ;7:{. -;:mo
3 IDRM 2 STORY
PLUS POOL
$79,900. Ne w p aint.
drapes. private patio with bltn BBQ This
townhome 1s the best buy
in Huntington Beach
Try SB,000 down Hurry '
Call 963-6767 -
()Pit,. '" 9 • \ I ,, I f
[~IMil
VILUCOHDO
OHLY $145,000
Channing umt m Rancho
San Joaqwn Assumable
loan. Only 2 years new
Newly offered
759-1616
MEWttORT VISTA
HOME $89,900
nus 3 Bdrm air cond1·
lloned home 1s on a large
lot. nesteled 1n d tJll tree
lined cul de ::.at
neighborhood EnJoying
ocean breezes First lime
adverttSed 646 7171 >llf 9 . f •. f # ,, ,
[ ~ lii&Hill
POOL PARADISE
Lush landscaping leads
to spacious 3 Bdrm
home Slate entry. large
l1v1ng room with
fireplace , features
French doors Overlooks
private c.:over ed deck.
COZ} family room 2nd str
fireplace separate laun
dry room earthtones
thruout Sparkling pool.
qLDet cul de sac Choice
location Only $134.900
Better hurr~ '
645-0303 ---lliiiiil ••c ................ ~
OCE.AHFtlOMT HOME
PLUS UNIT
Spectacular architects
dream. View. view .
v1ew Wilh 2 Bdrm guest
quarters or renlal
Newport's best S9SO.OOO
Call 646-7171
OP(N ,,I <I • If \ I ff ' #4l ~ f
[91HtdUI
Class1!1ed Ads 642·5678
SPYGLASS
PRIME VIEW
Thr bav e1h hi<''
Cataltna 4 txlrm 2'
Ha hnml" corn1'1 1<11
-. pool owe bl ·1 n
:! ~' ti.," n
,
FRONT ROW BAY VIEW
M•w °" Hw ....ti.t lft DoHr Shore..
&try courtyard privocy wttt. POOL
LGrCJ4t 4 bclrwt + fCllNty r'OOft\ ......., """
..... wort -'"" It'• ..., $4'5,000 w,.. land lnduded. OWMr wil oHJst
tlftcMclRg. 63 , _ , 400
LEASE/OPTION WITH BOAT SLIP
You kve "'• lllle•t of botll wortds,
.,........, mMI wahrt Rudie a w-••t•rfor .... for.el ........... , bed.
2·ttory wfftt kHNft of .,_ .. L.,..
... tw ... .-VllW. Y• oww tM
M.t dip! c.v ........... .,.. ~ .....
1271,000. 673-6900. Owlter ~Ill
IHte/..._ for Ult,100 wfttl S 11.000
call fll $ 1,200 per MO,
,
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WATERFRONT HOMES, INC
RIAL ~TATE
~ R•r11al1 p,_,,~ Meti.tgt,,.,.,,,
2436 W C~•t Hwv 11!> Mennt Aw ~I S.ech IWbot itlilnd
Hl-1400 67Mf00
AU. YOU COUL9 ~-Ate. um.11n..,..
2 Bedroo . 2 Baths. 1.'7$0 sq.ft r.inllY roiom & ~fparat@ dlnJn1 room. bobby room at\M('hed. to 2·Ur aaraJe.
larae Uvin1 room w/WOod burnin1
flrepta~.· Ove~11ed lot. be utllutly
landteap~d G rt:a t for outdoor
entertalnlni You can't a~t mo,.. for
1179.500.
WISllY tl TAYlOI CO.. UALTOIS
1111 S. Jue• .......
MIWPOIT CINTll. M.I. U4-4t t O
I
11/J LOTS IN
HIWPOIT HEIGHT'S
Nice plot of ground with a tasteful 3
Bdrm ranch s tyle home. pool. hot tub.
and lots of s hade trees' Totally
remodeled kitchen features. solid Oak
cabinets. Isl and 2nd are assumable .,,, Presented at $269.500.
U,_.l()UI: ti{)Ml:S
REALTORS. 675·6000
2'43 Ea•t CoHt Highway. Corona del Mar
WE HAVE 37 O!· THE BEST LISTINGS IN TOWN
IAYIMO 11.
POllal LIA OP11 Prlva mWl\ty Uytq, 1u1rded
1•t• Ind pr\Yate bea . 4 Bdrma.
wartn wood p1n1lln1 thruout.
epua l•IJ'I dorm for children.
private m r ault• and retreat optn
to aecluded flow r covtied 1trtum. ,. land.
OWN WAN11 OUT,
COIOMA D MAI CHAIM
O~Mr motivated! ll tt! Submit all
offent on Ulll 2 Bdrm charmt'r. Brick
fireplace. pluth carpetln1. French
doors to hu1e -.ood d II overlooklna
rear yard and Cdld hllb. U0.000 down
and 'Owner will finance.
IPICTACULAI 110
OCIAM VllW
EntM into cathedral Ceilinged li vlng
rQOm, holtlng wOQd bumlng fireplace.
large private terrace oft Uvln1 room
vaewtn1 city Ughtl and Pacific· ocean
Three airy Bdrms and baths. see this
home during the a unset hour5 !
OMI LOT TO
NIWPORT llACH OClAMFROMT
Bring your fishing gear! Be ready for
seashore activity in this 4 Bdrm. 2
story beach home. Amenities include
beautiful stained glass. cozy fireplace.
wood beamed ceilings. Separate
master suite hosts own brick
firep1ace. $278.000.
73-1550 ~~!!!
VA
'
HARIOI RID•I AT Sltl.000
Oh. you should.ue. this ' An expanded.
customized Dynasty model with two
bedrooms. or 1 Bdrm plus den. two
baths and o unique sun room
Sophisticated elegance! Great view of
city lights and pi~turesque mountains.
Presented at S398.000 (Available
furmshed at S4SO.OOO>. A listing of
Vergilene Hull. '
REALTORS . 675·6000
2'43 Eut Cout Hishway, Corona d•I Mar
W£ HAVE S7 OF THE BEST LISTINGS IN TOWN
.• IALIOA ISi ....._
JOI APOUMA
One of a kind, old world design &
quality of this new authentic French
Normandy home. 4 Bdrm. 3 bath
custom home with fine s t
craftsmanship & amenities. Now
available. $.SM,000. Call for app't.
IAYROMT
We have several fine homes
with pier & slip
a TOIO HORSI COUMTIY
4 Bdrm., 3 baths ; ranch style.
_mini-estate in orange grove&. $240,000
Bl LL GRUNDY, REALTOR
34 1 Boys1d,. 011ve . N B 6 75 · 6161
MEAT&CLEAM HODOWM 10% DOWN
Sharp 3 bdrm 2 bath m 3 Bdrm 2 bath. kitchen/ Recentley redone• bdrm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
prime neighborhood. family area. Bltn •P· home in North Costa
Fe al u re s 1 n c I u de PUances. forced air beat Mesa w itb accent on
bwlUns. fireplace and a double 1ara1e $82,BOO. privacy. Rouah sawn
big fenced yard. Seller ~~~ fVN roet...cr ptpelina, pool, jacuui, needs quick sale to take llOlar' heatin&. min'ored
advantage or new invest· bar & a buie master
men t op po rt unity. swte. Can be bought. with
IASTILUFf Prie«i below market at only 10% down. Fu II
Sl.12.000. call 1s1.a191 ----~-----i price '149,500. This cheerful home bas 4
br, kitchen-lamdy room I/SIDI TRIPLIX
combo, elegant living • SELECT -Neec}s aome TLC but It's 17141 673-4400
12111 ua.2121 r o o m & m a t u r e "'"'-· landscaping. Open Sun PROPERTIES a....,, at Sl.50,000. Great Costa Mesa location. Call 1-$. 2M5 Bunya. S2216.900. --------1 aient.. ~21118() 644-9990 Classified Ads 6'2·56'18 ~-------
HARBOR
COUNTRY Rl&fCH CHAD8
Located in presllgious Big Canyon.
Customized 6 BR with lg fam rm +
cozy study. Fireplace in master BR
suite. French doors to sparkling
poo\. Exclusive. $950.000.
IN NIEWPOATCENTl!R
~ 644-9060
macnab I Irvine
realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IAVINE COMPANY
MOT A ''FIXY" THIS...
Ea s t si de Costa Mesa
custom-quality 2BR. 2 bath & den
home. Workshop + alley access.
Completely refurbished within the
year. $139.500. (E-58>
Martha M0cnd» 64Z.a2lS
752· I 414 SSI .a70
(ornpu\ Voll"v Ce"'"' w~ Cent.,
6424U5 644-6200
q() I 0o¥er Dnve HOl'bot V>ew Center
~ c.-c..,.,,.......,
THE PRACTICE
OF REAL ESTATE
..... ~~ ... .... CICIFM ••
hr ••• .. ,eel.tea ....... , ........ . ............. _ .. ... ................ ftc....•.= .. ., ,. ............ ..... ...,h ...
SIA YllW
4 Bdrm. Port Royal.
Serene colo r
scheme. air cond ..
pool -s l~ed lot.
• guarded gate comm
w/tenn.ls. pool & spa.
$419.000
COSTAMISA
IASTSIDI
Vacant! 3 Bdrm 2 bath
home, cmy kitchen with
bar. Brick fa.replace. 2
car attached caraae.
•uper sharp! Vacant. owner au.iou.t. S13U60.
541-ZW
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THE REAt.1
ESTATERS I -----____ ,
NEWPORT EST Pl.AN 4·
CloM to ,.... ...... Ir .,. Ir ....,. to
~ w• ,,t• J IM4. •,..,Meed
t. ... l Sl7t.IOO. '11·1400
UDO ISLE EXTRAVAGANT MIW OM THI MAUIT wtt1i ,_.._.._
.. t•ety ... IL ••rteon C...try ,..... ~ .... 31/J ....... J ..........
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MHtff wlte wlttl ,,. & fl...,._e.
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WA. TERFRONT HOMES, INC
REAL ESTATE
s.ai. •. Rental•, PYopeny M•Ngtmtnl
2436 W Co.Ml Hwy 31!> Manne Ave ~I &ach S.lboa I~
6lt·l400 611-6900
CllFFHAVEN llCL~ MIW UmM._ Custom
quality and good taste are reflected
tbruout. Enter thru gated courtyard
into th1a beauUful S Bdrm home
with family room or dining room
and larae swimming pool. Well pt.-rmed -for privacy and security .
Call fqr aU the details.
llCLUst•I MIW LISTIM•-The
perfect home for a couple! This
expansive 2 Bdrm home has a
dinlnl room. breakfast room and
1tttJn1 l'OC)m with panoramic harbor
view. All rooms open to~ large
covered patio and private aarden.
Call for: 811 the details.
••• ¥1 .... ..,. ....... ,...., ,.,..,. _.... ..... ~a illln.
SOUTH COAST
TRIPLEX
Sharp uniu. au 2 bdrms
Great income. Won't last
at only 1129,900
• Whelan Real Estate
S.ochHOtM
3 br. den plus dmmg rm
2·story New ly re
decorated & remodelec
kite~. Lush carpeting
etc. CI06e to the sand
$1.S3,SOO.
JACOBS REAL TY
675-6670
offi@riGcea
reot ~ estate
-SPACIOUS CDM COHDO • ..,...1, .,,......... l ....... J balti ,. great
loc..._ CloM to lhapplng. tchooh &
Fas.aoa lslmtd. Fortnal dW119 "°°"'•
f-.Hy r--. with wet b4r. F'ff ICllMl
Offered at $215,000.
-aACX IA Y wrTH POOL 4 a.,,. +
boftus l"OOftl, ] bdtM, J fl~, MW
carpe....._ LonlY pool, I~ lot on
_. toe strfft. Lat'C)e assumable loan.
Mewly offered at S 195,000.
~HANCIMG-AHAHCIMG-A~CIM<
OWMr wtl c..,, ht T.D. thca«*t C)Clhs
for yow pet"'IOMI security. e>r..atlc
2-story. ~ decor. l .... l h .
,__. • & ..,_ ,_. nn. w• to poo1
& ....... ,..,. ... patios wHtt 119 &
fire rWJ. Custo.n spa wttt. waterl._
ORiy SlZS,000.
2744 E. COAST HWY.
CORONA DEL MAR
759-1616
PAD IM Rlill
MOVIMG OUT OF AREA
so owner says sell t his a lmost new top quality built custom home with
180" view of the Newport Bay. 3
bedrooms, 3 baths. Beautiful court \'afd with spa. $615.000 ree. lrvme
Terrace.
macnab I Irvine
realty -
• A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IAVINE COMPANY
HOW CAM YOU USlm
Thia lovely highly upgraded ~BR Aap~nwood ! Cathedral ceilings
make It spacious & airy. Central
alr-.cbnditionlng w I purifier makes It
cool. One of the best locations in
WoOdbrldfe, close to pools, parka.
lake & new Woodbridge Shopping
Center. S167.500. <E-59) D!'t••• ,.,. pr Hl.a700
OCIAMROMT
Hard to find W BAY
AVE. Charmin& a bdrm + famll,y rm . retldence.
Private muter awte
w /retreat • aundeck
Secluded luah paUo Q 2
br rental unilf SS7s.ooo 1
..... .. y .....
•eatton •671-7060•
DLX TOWMHOME
OFF THE GOLfo'
COURSE
Dramatic f1r plan, ex
qulaite furniture incl
$23S,000
Harbor Ridge Reall)
Inc
~·IMJl 675·1163
JUSTUSnD
W. OCEAMFllOMT
Larae s uper d eluxe
duplex 3 Bdrm, 21-, bath
+ 2 Bdrm, 2 bath Choice
comer location. S895.000
OCEAN Fl ONT
Large deluxe BALBOA
Duplex 4 Bdrm, 2~
baths up, 3 bdrm. 2 baths
down Fireplace each un·
1t Comp! redecorated &
upgraded Shows hh
brand new Only
~.000
JUST LISTED
Hard to find w BAY
AVE Charming 3 bdrm
+ fam1ly rm residence
Private master i.u1te
w/retreat & sundeck
Secluded lu:;h patio + 2
br rental umt' $375,000
8alboo tay Prop.
batton
•675-7060•
OPEN SUH 1-5
2515 htAVE.CdM
Outstanding view 2·2
Bdrm houses, xlnt park
in&, financing. Both only
S!565.000
NEWPOIT CIEST
Oianning 2 bdrm, end
unit condo. Just reduced
\01162.000
SAM'TAAHA
Owner leaving area
Must sell clean 2 bdrm
townhouse A bargain
S83,500
•••••••••••••••••••••••
SHANGIA LA
Located on the front row ln exclmive Irvine Terrace with a bay & ocean
view that is unsurpassed. Shoji panels
open onto the beautifully manicured
garden & sw1mm1ng pool Throughout
the home you will find many
interesting trnd unusual features such
as the translucent ceiling in the
fam1l.v rm. the .Japanese Tub m the
master suite. a se<.'luded formal dmin~
area Wlth twinkling lights view and
mud1. mu('h more. One of our area's
most spl·dacular homes and an
exeellcnt 1mestment at ~!.096 000
1714) 673-4400
1213) 628-2821
HARBOR
Division of Harbor lnvutment Co.
ESLEY N .
1\YLOR CO
REALTORS s ince 1H4
Cf)UJt.LITY IUIL T 5-UMIT ILDG
HEAR NEWPORT HaGHTS-
$450.000
Fantastic· :l bdrm owner's unit with
family rm formal dining rm. 2'2
baths & firl'plact.• 4 other lovely unit::.
ea{'h \.\ 2 hdrms 2 baths & fireplace
Atnums & patios 6 closed garages +
1 pkng spa<'C'\ Only 4 yrs new
WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS
2 I I I San Joaquin HUis Rood
HEWPORT CEHTY, H.I. 644 4910
VIEW?
COST A MESA
Panoramic view of pro
pcl6ed regional park Tn
level • Bdrm 3 bath . family room , 2
fireplaces Duling room.
extra large lot. fruit trees. bwltin BBQ Like
living in the country
tl79,900 Call for more in
fonnat1on 546 231.3
CAMYOMVIEW
$115,000
J ust reduced The lot 1s
almost 10.000 sq fl 3
Bdrm, l "'1 bath older
home that needs some
TI..C. Add a second story
and have a view of
Catalina Owner
11X>l1vated. make and of
fer !)56.. 2660
673-5154 •t'• • ,. . '
..... =~7r"~"" & [ ®' mJ ,.,11 ,dl•~m, «;::SELECT
I PROPERTIES
642 5678 1 Bdrm sso.ooo dn owe -
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Only aslnng $260,000
JACOBS REAL TY.
67M670
VACA.MT EST ATE!
SI 14,950
3 Bdrm 2 bath, large
country kitchen. private
corner lot 546-2313 *' " "'.. , ·. ,., >~ ,
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It. TI'ENTIOM
IUILDBS
49,500 sq.ft . lot located
near Orange County
Airport. Could be re
1.0ned AP Owner will
carry with $150,000 down
FUU price ~25.000 Call
S56-2'i61>
f;:::SELECT
I PROPERTIES
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IEACHHOME!
Upgraded beach home
Newport! WaUt to ocean
or private beach! New
carpets and fresh paint'
Custom decor. 3 patios +
secluded sundeck ! Just
$127,250! Hurry, call
1521700
Ol'fN 11 9 • f' I• Iv '"rt' f1t(f
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otlAMGmEI
End unit condo in Irvine
l Br, Iba, comm pool & tennis. Owner says
"sell!". Under market at
$'70 ,000 Fanlastir
creative financing
OCEAHVIEW
2 Br. 2v. bath. Former
model with a fantastic
view. Must see this de
corat.or's delight. Best
condo in Costa Mesa
Reduced by Sl0.000 Wt!
sell fast
HOllSI PROPERTY
Act now!! This propert)
Is ln foreclosure Need!
n£ 1,11 acre. 2 Br, l ba + in-law qrtrs & ou•
bl.lklmgs. Newport Mesa
Sehl Dist. $179,900
... RED CARPET
•• 754-1202
MISAVIADE
UMITS
Never a vacancy ln Ulia
outatandinc 4·plu local·
ed IA a prime resldenUal
oeilhborbood. Close to all 1hoppln1 and
tran•portation. Fu II
price only $210,000.
1Sl·Sl.91
SELECT
macnab I irvine
realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IRVINE COMPANY
COUNTltY FIEHCH CHAIM!
You '11 lovC' this 3BR. family rm
home' Features incl a ntique brick
pavers. extensi\'e use of oak
cabinetry, French doors. leaded &
stained· glass windows & more 1
$299. 500 fee c F. 56 >
Sheron Smith 644-6200
752-1414 551 ... 700 (1Jmpu~ Volle~ (enr"' Woodbodqe C ""'"'
•42.aus 644-6200
'10 0o .... D•·~
OPEN FRI THRU MON 1-5
EXCLUSIVE ON WATER
BEAUTIFUL!!
727 laplde Drin. Me~
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1ocllt. $175.000
EXCEPTIONAL
LIDO BAYFRONT
426 Yht u. Mani
A b•••tfhlly n•odeled ••d
redeconlted M••• °" ... WATB
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WATERFRONT HOM4iif1Nc
REAL ESTATE
s.i.t R•nlM' PnJPll'fV M~-nt
~436 W CoHI Hwy 31~ Marnw Aw ~ Bs«h ~ lllM-d
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MILP PIMANCI. Cell fo,. 4•telled
liired.r .. $74t.IOO.
COLI OF NEWPORT ll!ALTORS
lltl I. Coat Hwy •• C:.... .. ..._.
675-55 I I
You've Arrived
at ...
BIG CANYON
Hew uclus•ie listlftCJ. Finest custom
home on ~ CJoH co-.rse. S ldnm, 4'11
baths with ou,. 6000 sq ft of
fftOCJftificettt daytilM & e•enfnq •iews.
Credible sec;: .. ity. E•ery omently
liteludiinC) rnqjd's qrtn Cl"'-:' a SS cose
win• cf'tl«. ly appt. S 1,750,0uG
LINDA ISLE
Quality is ~ first c0ttsidt-rcmon ift tt.e
buildinq of this spacious woterfr-ont
home. Window walls bnnq ~ harbor
right indoors. lmpnni•e •autt.d ceillnqs
& rich woods mognify h warmttt and
space of every room. Scores of
omenififl. $2.75 miHlon.
LAGUNA BEACH
The occettt is on Ht. •iew. This home of
exciptioftal q.iatlty often ttW Uttfmate in
bHC:h front lt.ing. You'tl fiftd a 4 ldnn "°'""with CJUH• qrtn m a ~ CJlfCll"ded
CCNnmunity affonfincJ pri•ocy plus. Jvst 5
st.-ps to Ht. sand. S 3. 3 MllllOft.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
luy it -Fix it up -end reap the
dt•lc:t.dt from thJs IOMJe family home.
bc.tlent location. He.ds SOtM TLC. TM
outdoor ent.rlaininq a,..o Is comp.tr
with pool and brick HQ. SI 54,000
IRVINE TURTLEROCK
Enjoy ~ uft1mate in family li•inq In tt.is
tastefully decorated 4 bdrm home,
lncludinq formal dininq rm & famlty rm.
Con•enient to portcs, shopping and excel.
schoolt. $195,000. OPfll SWlday 1-4.
I 9 44 I Sien-o Roton.
IRVINE~TURTLEROCK
Turtteroclc Vista. Great 3 ldrm. detl, on
wide ~· Lar9e as~ loan.
Ftnlble financin9. $269,50°' Open
Sunday 1-5, 53 Rocky MnoU.
CORONA DEL MAR
Horbor View Hiiis -•iew, view, •lew.
leautiful co11temporcn 'I hotM dHIC)Md
for maximum ettfoy of CJONJ90US •few of
OCHf'I, bay. Island & night Bqhts. Thb 4
ldrm charmer offers ultimate Jn
privacy. Priced at $425,000. Open
Sat/Sunday 12.s. 271 l Pebble Orin.
CORONA DEL MAR---ONITS
If tocaffoa Is impcwtant, ·-""• ts it. An
opporiullfty to OWft your OWll South of
Coast Hiqhway Duplex. Mice place to
live or rfft. Lar9e a11umable loan.
$229,500.
CAPISTRANO BEACH
Two custom horiws bultt In old wortd
tradition o•d crafhmanshlp and
CIYaltatM fw yow rftldetlce °" Marty 'h
ocn site. Offwin9 HC.,tfOMll OCNn
•lstn mMI tr.quH canyon .t.W1. Priced
at $819,000 and $995,000 respecti•.ty.
OpH hous. Sat/Suft • MClftdoy, 26411
PalisodnDr.
. COSTA MESA-UNITS
Super hstslde ntw l I*"' -2 bdrftl
d11plu. Highest quality. close to
M•wport lt•d. I st .....-depreetatiOft.
.... ~ crtoflabt..
COSTA MESA
Super ~ l bchl, 2 ba. frplc.
l~ lot. ltV occ"s. Prked to ... at
S I 2'1,500. S.. owner fln-.:'-J.
GARDEN GROVE.
Pric• .ec.htdt C.,.._ hoMt wttt. pool l
.... 2 ba. ...... IMdsc ...... G.-.ot
M"'-"i potential o,... Su.day t .a at
I 0 I 31 McMklMill
-2075 Sen Jo•quln HJU1 Rd.
Acro11 from 810 CANYON
Newport Beech
640·5777
J
sneun • ,.... ...
Tb pr U of llvln1 tn Spy1lau nms. Fant Uc ocean view ft city
h•hll Breath lh cl an air & mu tn
th Jae I while tipping • cool drlDll.
Thl1 lov@ly 4 bedroom, 3 bath home
hu bl'en up1r ded throuchout. Many
('xtraa.
Pa~ YOU CAM A• IOI
>O'IUP-YllWOllAY
BtuutJJuJ 2 bdrm, private suites pJus
den. pnvute patio, deck. wet bar.
dumbwaiter, <"entral vacuum system.
Many upsratded extras. Exclusive
Harbor.an•. WiU not last 1
UDO SI 00,000
'Price reduction on this corQer
c harmer with a bay view This 3 bdrm remode~oo home is a buyer's dream.
A fabulous bargain with excellent
finanl'mg.
LIYI THI •OOO Ufl
UDO tSLI IA 'fRtOMT
Large boat slip. Elaborate 4500 sq.ft.
bayfront home 5 Bdrm s uites with 8
baths Elevator, security system. 21'
runabout included for family fun
TIME SHAllNG
C:o all on:•r the world Start in Puerto
Vallarta where the sun never sets.
Only $.5950 Call now for information.
SP AMISH VILLA
Sp ectacular views. 7500 sq.ft. of
gnt<·1ous ll\'lng 6 Bdrms. 6"2 baths,
total priva<'y with automatic gates &
:,\., ·•ritv system. 3 bars, 3 spas, sauna,
pool, exterc::we use of imported tile.
. custom stainect glass windows, solar
system $1 .500,000
~Prvfft~Marilefey••a1aa
a"" crvmla6ie. Cal now for •P alala•.t.
673-7300
3377 VIA LIDO, NEWPORT BEACH
RCTaylorCo
640-9900
I REWARDING CAREERS IN
REAL ESTATE SALES
Right now we han op t • Ill ow
Corpot ate Ptcno Office fer ...... 9ld
women wfto wet mon cW•9"t -..
opportunities, ~ lnOre of a-....... as o
. realtor anodat.. We mvfte ya. to
contod us for fach, flgurft Giid ,._
about what it's Hice to be an auoclate
with R.C. Taytor Co. We wil l"HpKf
your confidettce.
# 3 Corporate Plata Orin
Newport leoctt
RCTaylorCo
640-99 00
CE
BEDBBB BLllltS CD.
OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
BEST RHANCIMG & TERMS
ELEGAMT COMDO-aWffS
Large Thret• AN!room + Three Bath +
Panl'led Dl'n condo Professionally
Ot•roratt-d Van Lult Wallpapers Custom
Drupes Sl'lert Carpeting Serurity System.
Sk' LIJ?hts Rutcher Block Countertops Plus
f:atml? Area In Kitchen Storaj!e Galore
M .iJor <:rf'f'nhPlt Loration A Large
'\s'i11m;1hlP I .oan With I.ow Interest Rate.
Asking <;225 IHlll \ ,lov ol Newport"
L1slln1?
CORONA HIGHLANDS VIEW
<~ reilt llrimc.> On An R 2 Lot Approximately
1 1 Acrl' Three Bedrooms. Two Bath!!, Two
F'1ri•pl.1c-e~ Hardwood Floors MHter
Bedroom With Fireplace & Patio All This
With <kt•an ~ Canvon View & Keys To A
Private Bearh {:all Now. S289,:;o().
BACK BAY
Hare Two Story Condo In This Lovely ArH
M inutl•s To Freeways Three Large
Ht'drooms L1vlnK Room With Fireplace
Sunnv Pm ate Patio Swimming Poola .&.
Rl'r rea1100 Area ~aulllully Malnta\ned
Ground<, Onlv '142.500
IA YSHORES IA YFllOMT
Sp~tat'ular 40 Foot Frontage In Exclusive
Buvshores Community. Lovely Master Suite
With Fireplace + Four BedroQrtU & Bonus
Room & Dtn Spacious DinlrtR Area With
Wet Bar All This Plus Pier. Fleet • Dock.
Truly Gorgrous View Of Islands &Ch&Mela
Anet An Extrn Lar1t Front Patlo & Deck
Sl,6SO.OOO
LIDO ISLE
NEW LISTIMCir
Prl me Lorallon Communlly Beaches.
Clubhouse & Tennis. Street. To Street. Extra
• l.nrge Quiet Comer Lot. Wll.b. Tndltlonal
Four Bedrooms. Plus Gut.tl QualUra Wlth
Bath & Bar BllUard Sited tteereaUoa
Room. Boeuurully l.andacaped Lanal •
Patio MM.000.
MESA DEL MAR
0...SU.AYl-1 .
'" PllSDO Lovely 3 bdrm. 2 bath. added family
room & den home. Cl0t5e to schools.
park & fairgrounds. Assumable loan.
$119.900. .
119.0JH
CORBIN ASSOC. REALTORS
By owner Agt S7!190ll
Sacnr1ce pnc11 Nwl' :1 hr
townhouse 549 0833
GREAT FAMILY
HOME ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 1 4 Br' 2 8 a. h ghl & J I r I . I 8111.. tOOJ .._.,.._ 1006 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------•14Br. 2ba All new floonng
Walk to aolf. tennhi. 5br1--~------Ill COlllOS J ac c 0 II ea e park
blk lo )C:hl &. park J I, 1111
to bch Onl) $1 IK,0041
t~ ba. JaellHi, pre CHAIMIHG DUPl.IX '120.000. 761-0401 Agt .. 1--• -"awood Cou 2" 3 BEDROOMS • --n· New 2 bdrm unit with Starting at Sl.01,000 SPLASH SPLASH! tr)' Club Estates two decks and lst owner On Victoria btwn 38drm, swim pool & Jae .....;Sl_11._000__.,_m __ 421_9138 __ • __ 1 deprec1at1on. Also 3 Newport& uu oew cood. $120.000
--------•I bdrm front hom~ with Harbor Blvd 84.2-~Agent . ...... aST •• 1 new roof. copper plumb 541 JSSf --Ing, new kitchen, new • lllNG For Sale 8) Owner
Owner tranaferred-bath, firepla ce and hes64M09l
make olf~r on lovelY 4 hardwood floors. Total
BR. 2~ BA, 2.000 tq.f\ bland Charm! $435,000
Youa C 3bdrm. 2ba, lam rm. up II YCLI graded, landscaped •,
N>me-tOO' from beach. Pool, tennis Askin& Col 673-6900
~~Is hohand1ome 4 rru from beach.~ -l708 ~SIDE DU-. &v ,_...,.,m me because --~ r-r..&A lta rilht by the part and LA R G E F A M I L Y Two J Ir. u.111 the bike trails . Nice ROOM Sl'lt,500. Owner /aaent.
~ WA~JNl $142,500 family .home, with 3 Plus 4 bedroom~ \en
RE•L ES ... •TE RIU8 llALTY baths, dining room, cozy ,..,, · t •. d 'I/,.· " "' famtly room, spacious ru ..... pa 10 "'.~.tr. tar SALISMIM! 631-1400 546-0114 modern kitchen 2 patios Hunlmgton Lentt r f\111
W.1 ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!~ d. • pnce $119 500 Earn 90% comm ~ ..:; 2 blocks m from lrvU1e I a r g e Ya r • n • c e Park PLar I . 842 7 lfil have openiolf•· Call Blvd. 1.,.. yeara old landscapin& Only - -. em
MS.eollO Yake SSS. IA&.IOA ISLAND Townhome .. 3 bdrm. 2 ba. $151.000. Come see to 8 IROH SHOT
U .. _. •-I k dJly! 540-1720 -------•I y 0 w II•,.. 2 I 7 pgra"""carpel.p an f•••a •, 11r.•nn ~ flooring Brittany _____ -.. __ ... __ To Meadow Lark Gull
Course N11:e J llt'droom
P. batp Full pri<·t• sm.900 Dalebout Bay &Beoch
Red Estate
2 BR, 2 sty hse w/fplc 2 Woods By Owner EASTSlOE the house
BR gar apt.. + lge sep 54S-t447 you've been wish1n~
owuers unit. Good as FOil SAU IY OWHEI would become for sale
sumable, $392,000. Pnnc As I.om darliDi 3 Bdrm, $1Z1 .000
Park PLace In<' 11-12 7~til
PRICE REDUCED
TURnEROCK only. 673--0727 ~LAR Devin &Co 642-6368 $3000 on th1' n111: "
bedroom ~1th IJrt.:1
family room 1-'ull tir1t·,.
Sll0,000 H'GHLAHDS .._, PtftJnMla I 007
Tbe popular STEWART •••••••••••••••••••••••
Model. Beautifully up· New Sbr. 3ba, $275,000.
I r a d e d . F I V E e%Y terms. ocn & bch vu
B EOROOMS, l~~ee U3 E. Balboa 879-S99l baths Sunken hv1n& --
room. Artistic patio with COl"OlllG., M• I 022
fountain and reflection ••••••••••• • • • • ••• • • • ••
pool. Unobstruclable SE.A VIEW
view or mountains and 2003 Yocht DefeftdH-
lllibt tights. FabWous financing with
631·7300 H.I. 20% down. 4 Bdrms+ ~~~~~~~~~ Ocean view
Cfll HwptC...ter
640.5357
HAVERFORD EASTSIDE, view or park.
plan 10 Meadow Park is 4 BR, 2 a... Fam Rm.
now available. Muat see S\.23,000 Devin & Co
to appreciate this hlghly 6"2-6368
upgraded 10 mos old ----
ho me Lge country 0-Poiltt 1026
kitchen, den, inside lndry •••••••••• •••••••• •• •••
rm. formal diDU1g & liv 8} owner, English Tudor 1nl 1'm, 2\.'t ba, 4br. & dream home. 3bdrm,
pool st~ lot. Xlnt terms 2btl, liv rm. fam rm, dm·
& rUlancmg. Call 9S'1-2119 inl rm, sun rm with full
for appomtment ocean view Aasumable --------•I loan 91Y•%. s210,ooo J llDIOOM 96l-<m2.
Double garage. 60xl20' B Toro I 032
lot. QI.net localiou. but ••••••••• ••• • •••••••••• close to shopping New
Park Place Im 1142 7~tit
RULMEAT
3 Bdrm. + larj!c Famll1
Rm Walking d1~tann' to
lhe beach f'u II pr11 t•
Sl.34.000
PaTk Pl are Inc ~2 i lftl
TENDER
LOVING
CARE Dalebout
Bay&Beodl
Red Estate
roof, copper plumbing, * * LUIUIY! UYE IN hardwood floors. plaster Call for your personal m
IEAUTIFUL COM walls. good coad1t1on spec\100 of uus fabulous
1:. all this cul ·dl· ~;11
home needs to become ..,
WINNER' Large \ ard
for th;e ktd~ & J CU\
0ered
patio for relaxlOJ( m th(•
e" en 1 n i: Al I l t• rm.,
available on th1~ al
$116.000 545 9491
•M.QW'IOCEULllQ"_., .. , E)\joy 3 pnvate beaches. Sll0,000 with an assuma 4 Bdrm, 3 a... home by
DOYER SHORES ocean view. 3 bdrm home ble loan. PaceNtt.er Only 2 year.;
Lease option Absolutely wtlb separate family rm loy McCarcle. Rttr. new. VJ EW of moun
smashing view property Best pnce 1n area Fee 541-7729 l&IJlS, etc etc Askin~
This o o e has it a 11 land. Only $288,SOO. Call ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I mii.000. Beamed ceilings. Two Agent/ Ocean Psc1f1c :;; EXCLUSIVELY b ri c It r 1 rep I a c es R e a I E s t a t e . MESA VERDE UST ED BY
Planked rtoor1ng. 1714)759-1616 4br. l~ba, compl re-(Uj)~brtd11e RealEMa tt•
Friendly we.t bar In ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~-•] modeles. lge encl. ~
c.redi b I e gour m el OLD CORONA DELMAR backYard w/sedud ~ fteahy Hwstilqon ~~~~~ ;~~!>e<}~~\s» SOUTHOFu'GHWAY ~~~l~o~~~-4Ml32 8 R 551·3000 •~•••'-••••'•~~:.
room This home in "" 412t8urnra Pk•),IM<lnf' WATERFaOMT WITH
dulges you Fix 'n we F • v..a-I 014 .,..Ol & SLIP 6J I 7100 Charming well main ~ P-11 fo •-r r-v • tal.oed 3 Br 2h Ba home ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut1lul Chnsl1ana Bay ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I -com 1 t rlook S 0 ,000. ·-""CTIVE wtlh indoor pool and t•x ;;;; ""a er 0 ove -Spacious 3Br, 2Ba + l& --• •-n..e>n .. 1ve view Perfc.>ct for ins Begonia Parle p • •"" ft.1519'.ot.A..IHSE ..-.~ .........
Back on IP-• rkel alter
sale, $1S~OO below
market. Lrg auumable
loan Agt Cynthia
96114138.
IE.Aun
ONAIUDGET
JUST LISTED ...
uprraded and beaut
fam rm. frpk. No money _... '""'" entertaining in this :1 dn VA or assume ex.isl 2 BR·Assumable loan bdrm. formal 1hnin" rm OCEAN Vl EW ~ .. T O S90 000 ,., 111g $75,0QO low int VA +....... . • · home with palm ancl IJoJt 2 bl.ks from waler. Entry 1 Cfl I .... ~ C..........__ . d oan. "-r· ~ dock o~ncr wi ll apaUow/2n patioinre ()penHseOailyl0-6 640.5157 lease o pti on nr ex
ar. View deck, 2 lrplcs in Call Please call Bkr change r.so.om '
cJuding Ol}e 10 m s tr 548·2089 tWlwJl•leoch I 040 -Bdrm suite. R·2 w /room or631·2246 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IA.'Al I HI l<O'O I
to buikL Assumable loan 110"'11~ withbalance ................. " ...... ., •• .,..... REALE:'..TATf IW11l9•Seodlff 6jt 14
earthtones·1how1 prid.e o,_..HCM&M DC EAN of ownership. Only Sun/MOR 1-5 S.12.200 to usu me low 1nl.
VA loan. No Qualifying. 423 BEGONIA cau Wday ! 962·9311
Lrg single story. 4br,
formal dining, fam rm, l"N I 044
custom yrd. tropical pool •••••• •• • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • wlbar spa & firey1l En
joy golf. tennis & the
beach. Walk lo schools
Jmmed occupancy
Owner 536·0776
••RARE!!
ALLSTATE Wmclji.7s-ll~perties VIEW
REALTORS Attractive pool d':lplex + 2 ---------i good rentals Pnme loca
BID'/Coop
Cha h14'1eadt House
S30.000 dOwn owe 12%
ccrner lot w /3bdrm. fp,
cov patio, drive by 21282
Largest model of Wood
bndge Broadmoor l Br
executive home "1th ·1
car garage' Cul de S<H'
locauon This one s got 11
all and asking only
WAT ER FR 0 M T boo. S28S.ooo. 640-4999 <129 900 ... :,e.c:"_. •HAR-OC•BO•EAB-VIN•EW•V•l~•L•LS-I Wit only '10% dn.
$183.500
Vanmuth, then call agt [Uj]WMdbrldgl' Cynthia 968--0838. 2 ReataJ Units on cl'lan-"" ne1, Reas. terms. Mltint 3 br, 2~ ba, separate owner will carry 2nd
13'7S,OOO.Aat:8'7S-1906 fam rm, brkfst nook. TD with NO pay-
--'--------1 Realty
..... L_..,rt 551 .:1000
JlrAtta ublt
Sharp S Bdrm home UD·
der IJ0,000, $18,000 down.
Seller wiU carry 2Dd TO
132S.OOO. ments for 3 yrs.
~ Ste::eCoDunn Please consider
• these features ·
No qualifying with SSOK "to Rarrant:i J>k,.,. In 1n1· down It $1500/mo. on this
Sbdrm pool home Cyn
thla 968-8038.
Super low pay men t • . ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Wontlut.
Spacious 3Br. 21h8a,
formal 'dining rm.
frplc, lg 2 car garage.
atnum. spa & patio.
Handsome cedar
shingle siding. A
woodsy beach look
Open hse dly 10-6PM
PLEASE CALL
PllCEUDUCED!
Owner wanta to move oul
now ! Prime 2 story
home, So. PCH Lge 2 Br
apt w/xlnl income Sub ---------1 mit. J Doran. Agt
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IDIAL FAMILY
HOME: 2 st.cJIY, S bdrm
and 1ueal quarters.
Larp S*Jo. au,ooo.
LOUlllCHTIL
& Maec. 671-JJl I
Utle ..........
New' Ba uniQue c•tom ~. USAt.ic... OPENHOl'c:aUownr. -.-m-..
1151·9522
SPYGLASS HIU
Sln&Je level 4 Bdrm
w/apa. Model home cond + many other custom features. Sweeping view.
Harbor Ridge Realty
Inc.
564-Mll 615-1163
IYOWNH
2 E'lide doU houses. M
lat. Xlal Income It area.
Separate yards. owe
Ud, F /P $135,500
..... 754.1648
Ownri1Jkr
541-2119
or
RMKed
Garden paradise pool &
spa + 2 story 4bdrm
kome, $199,2SO. Open Sat.
l·S. 8472 Dallas Cir Agt
CynUua 968-«mll
THI IWOSSllLE
DIUM COMI TIUE
Lm a AllY PoelUve eaab now on ffllDtlbatoa Beach 4-plex IASTSIH dale to the beach. No de
RANCHO SAN JOMllllN
VILLA IBr. loft den.
()pn Labor Oay Wknd
10 ·6 8 Segura
$145,000 559·62216 Owner Beaulilul 2 BK pl111 deii ferted maintenance As
prideofowoerahipbome. swnable Joan . ao hurry.
Luah greenery. coove· ctr.ma .... rut. nleat location and •-2bdrm, a ir. n<'w t'rpls.
motivated seller. Only blinds & paint in & out
$175,000. <>wuer wtll help $114 . soo 641 o t 91
With flnancln1. Call lm ~--• _
mediately! 7~·1700 oPfN "'". "~ 1UN'To11 r.<1 • HunHnc)ton Beoch I 040 l ~.ea. ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~, ...................... .
_·-.e ... 11m!!!•••e:. NO DOWM-OKAY!!! 3Br. l~Ba. Frplc. Built·ins. In l?ood
f amity area. will not last at $85,500 WTSIDI 6 Pl.II
... toPJl.000
wtth a•,IOO ID auu.ma·
ble Joeal, ranalnl from
"' to u ~. a.MO ll'09I annual la~omt. Well b&i&. slqle ...., .....
with 4 ,.,.,. -off ..,_ pa,rtdat on~
ftlot.
644-7111
No Down Okay to quahty Veteran
FHA Okay too. Submit all offers
NO OUALIFTIMG!!!
No need To Qualify when you take over the lqan on thls spacious 3BR.
l~Ba. wfth sparkling cool pool
Cosy fam rm. cpting 1 yr youn~.
call for more detaJls.
CM>LDEN WEST
RIM.TORS & ASSOC.
141 1588
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DAil.VALOT lf1
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FOR LEASE pct 631 7793·
HEW,.... '11. JhCl 1.br. Newly ttfurblabed Near
IOU coune ua Eaatslde a.ta Mesa Partnership
problem·musl be sold'
l"kw 2 bedroom 2 b•lh ~---
home. M tsston L•lles UDO ISll I ba. f 1m mJ DeAtu.a lafllde VIII Cllt Hwy 6
Ba1ald• '21>1 , NB m.z:m
Count,Y Club <;olf hnmac 2 br. 2 ba, dbl
tennis pool Buut1full> gar luundry · no pets.
t:ns.ooo 752.1920 landscaped , no main wmter.'750 87341.M
SPACIOUS l ~ lo beach. 20' self ' QUAIL
tenance yard e h 2 b 9tll0Clubhoust>Rd i.ys orei1 r gate 11uarded comm $650
4 BdnD.i~ ba la 1\lrUt
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dalt by Prunt ~alloo
6 •Ullom dC'cuulluoa
Call now for appoint
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cont. trailer SI pa s
AJwn shed 95575 Call PLACE Desert Hot Spnngs l213J697 0488 . 1172 SlOl
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OUTSTANDING
'UETEI"
in Park I Home:1 , 3 bdrm,
2 ba Beaut1lulh
enl&l'led fam rm with
wet bar ~xcelhmt 11u1de
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VIC''W df'dll , llfl•
en<'luud bri<'k patio Prtc~ for lmmedtal•
sale al SUl.000 Ml~ON RltALT\'
4'41ml
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from Ut ""'1 bdnn, I ~ ovceanfroo\ mC>blle home I.ft pvt t'OnUDUnit.Y
Qnapl fllnt httl I top ~.,..._ • Iler ttnant'
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BluUtlaklDI '11lllae and
Olean vie• front thl1
LA.11 PAllll aputl..lnf J Udrm 2 tMilh
l-<1 ·1 ll11 I I ~~Ht·.1l1v
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,\ buull.lully landsc•ped home Spliciow family.
3 bdrm, l balb bome room 11.0d llvm1 room VIEW LISTING f.tunn1tw.1ibbeam1."e1I m.aoy elltraa HI th1:1
inp •decorated an ex be&1&llfully decorated OWHll HM. ll'h% Spbl leveJ 2BR 2BA & ~U~t tutc: ,\ planned home lUI0.000 A.uume rm\her-in-law unit Fee
rommurut) "''°' pool a. eiusUn& k>tU\ Clffho•...., land. Kings Rd.
,pa t'lo~e to N11uel M" ~ IALIOA-HIEWPORT
P<'rk, ~choub Ii shop HU&elbr.frw v1t!w Ex D...Mw 67S-1170 p1n,c $145.000 elusive $265,000 Rae .__.,
3 AICH IA Y R.odgers631 l2166
A ~'Omlortable 3 bdrm & JAS,MINE CRESC
Stepa to beach Mobile 10,-fll l :lO ,.M.I PRIME 15 Al' ('vrn
Home 47' " 8' 2 Bdrm 1·-l!!'!~~~"'!!!!~~~I 1U1L"rc1al Land 900 ft fron Refrl1e . walerbtd, ----tage o n Uw )' 111
atora1e shed included 4.PLEX Sl.200.000 <'.ill l\arbar a
Partially furn $8100 (;osta Mesa location. 3 GllLSS at C /i.!l S:mdp1~·r
a..8528or962·3808 Br, 2 Ba Owner will 64G-4950
cany at lO% for 4 yrs. Moonrid0 e by u:--o"T
---.------1 SM.000 down. 1-\111 pnce "' ' NEWPORT S'/3),000 Yearl~ income Open Hous~. 8 29. 30. 31.
OPEN SUN /MON l 5 $21 ,000 Tenants pay 9/1 New cabLO, quultt~
#'77DeAnza wlllles bwll, complett'I~ 111 S.~ide Vtllaae ~ coratt>d 3 min frum ~k1 #77 , $53,900 Priv te PR€HIG€ slopeb&lakt" Jhr,irull
be1cb, pool •nd spa _ I HOM€~ ba. 2 frplcs Hudy tu
300 E Coast Hwy. NB t move 10 M u!ll <;et.> 100
BarttttRlty,6425200 ReaJEstatelnvestmenls Elm St. M uc>nnd~t· 3333WCoast Hwy,NB 1 714 58~ 271'l
.Acnop for ScM 1200 •••••••••••••••••••••••
U7 ACRES. 100<"< usable
w/elertnc & telephone
Xlnt terms. by owner
$300K or ofr Rancho
Calilonua M~8299
leoch Property 1350 •••••••••••••••••••••••
645-6646 714 ~
TRIPLEX
Excellent rental area
Westside Costa Mesa'
$12.000 gl"Ol>s income
Barrett Rily, 642-5840
12 So. MH PARK
11 t railers tncl
Olilt of Co.ty Pr..,+y 2550 .••.•••••.•.••.........
RANCHO M lit \(, ...
Sunn se l'ounlC) l"luh
Condo t8r 2Ba rulh
funushed. m pn~ lot·~
uon (ormer moch•I H}
own~r $111 .SOO fanuly room home in this l213 N ·COAST HWY Decorator's own home 3
family onented pnvale LAGUNA BEACH Bdrm. 2 story split-level.
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497 48'&8 REALTORS CoronadoCays rornmuruty ct!an view ----_ Ocean view. on wide Coron•do Peninsula
& a lar&e bonus room are ~ HHJ-1 I 052 COZY EASTILUFf green belt The 1.1.llimate 3 bdtm 2 ba Chanel
SJ0.000 Down
Sales Pnc~ $145.000 &
'/rly n~ return $7,724 ap
prnx
1714 )64().2815
~s.Forms.
UK' plussei. $329,000 ••••••••••• •••• •••• •• •• HOME in decor. #10 Atoll Or front home with 40. L
MAGMIRCEMT... DREAM ~OME TRUE Completely refurbished' Others also available. shaped dock: for 2 hoals
v1ew1> from Uus large Gorgeou:> Spanish 2 Jbdrm + eute den Lrg C/21 NwptCeftfw High beamed ceiling~.
level bwldmg !>Ile in a B d r m V I l I a fenced yrd $199,000 6_.0-5357 atnum. fireplare. wet
new pnvate area loco led pr 0 f es 5 1 0 n a 1 1 Y Owner Agl. 752 2197 bar & pnvalt• puli<> 011
851 1666, Rkr
NEW F'OURPLEX
l\ 7 X gross. Culh renle<i
As!>ume In Bkr 840 4724
Gro•H 2700 •.••.•....•.••.•...••..
PRICB.ESS LANO
WITH
't523 C.olPUSDt·IRvl~E 00 a cul-de sac directly lands l·a ped o e m SanCletMnte 1076 lbe chanel Great home
behind and above an l"tchen lli'ghlyr 3 9o'oDOWN ••••••••••••••••••••••• forlivin"&enlerta1
---------1ocean fr o nt lot ded Be up " .. nmg Old house+2B<Jch 1-: Arch1tecural controlled g:bhous ller t~a~ new OWC ";a st bluff 5 Br 3 CYPRUS SHORES Owner 213/391 3606 Side CM. R 2. S875mo
to protect the view and pm•:te~~kt~;n~ Ba 714 675 2013 or OceClft~OCh&tah Commtrclal rnrome Sll0.000 20--:iln
l':J $375,000 beachfront $210.000 2131287 5535 'lew. prestigious re Properly 1600 6734804 ~
STUDIO HOME
'.'I l\c·r t•\ F .tlllirunk
Price $390 1111u v. 1lh
terms
-559-8888 " l!(At: "l~rrter LUXURIOUS LIVIMG Park Lldu Condo BY ~1~;r v ~\ !:t~.h ex& •••••••••••••••••••• ••• l2 L'NlTS COST\ MES·\ ~'\.,~oci--.t4.._,. Executive type home owner 2 Br. 2 ba. newl~ clubhouse Every rm a LAGUNAIEACH \II 2Br lBa "' pool WATERFALL.. with 3 Bdrm 21, Ba decorated, near Hoag magnificent vu Comer 9600 SQ.FT. 9'<gr.$49!q1ou 29r dn
m )Our own back \ ard 1 Fanul} room Over 2600 Hospital Xln\ hnanrmg lOl., adJ to former Nixon 14 Leased commt>rc1..il 673-4804
Redhill ~Realty
673-7300
F\.IRNISHEO Ch.trmlJlg
4 Bdrm. 11ldl'r home on
Ba I b •> o I!, I and . s I 1 p
m·l(otJable $1500 mo, te
nJ.lll pay' ut1 hlles
I JllliiltJl lf t1()~(\
675-6000
OCJo:!\NFRONT wlo\er
rental 3 Br + den.
ma!>tt'r br & pvt sunde"k
& ~.ind} bt'ach l'vt
pal10 2 l'•H l(arage
Beaut. lum1.,hl-d Shown
by appl onl> A~k for
Glona Srebo?rra.., Agt
1173 7~IO
1.oll 1 Br 4 bd 1 n •t rm
"" on•an l lri: r;1m onl\
$1400 mo St-pl tu .lune
~7573
~hr 11al10, )l.ar Stl5 water
pd ~ mo lt-•a<,t• avail
St•pt Ii 67'.I 5516
LIDO ISLE
('(lmplclely furni-.hed
... 1 l h ,. \' I' r} I h I n I! y 0 u
11>'\'ll 1{1'111\Mll•lt•d & lil"
111ratt•1I J llr. den. 2
h<1th l\111nthl\ Hc1t 1:run
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8al:loo I s.lo.nd 3206 •..•...••.•••..........
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11 n •J"ll lol Avail
Ill I $700 mu 67:1-4804 f)'eshly pamted P°ian 7 11c:i." ea-~ sq ft OverlookinR 6 Pnces la.shed 67J.S908 estate By appt only mdustnal un1ls located
'Callfom1a Home ~1th --..c. m&• acres of green meadow $750.000 1·723·8828 & on one of Laguna., malll
3 bdrms, 2 baths & pnde Guarded gate commum I YFtl 1-723-8936 hlRW'~!'~ ?•.!11!!•-?H re ol ownerhs1p El Camino 17141 494-1 177 l Y w 1 t h t e n n 1 s It. OMT COHDO ceotley remodeled Hij(h
FOURPLEX
$165.000 1 Bdrm uruts
Nice arl'a in Orange
balbt~ Ex~ 2800 lc6oo Peflinsulo 1207 •••••..................•.•.•••••...•...••••••.
Real "year round' e'< courts . $385.000 Secunty, adull prestige Sale or trade for Capo demand area Partners
ceUent Irvme Sch•X>I 1s l~~ ... ------•I L-Mi--.1 DU.. bldg with VIEW of Ba} Valley lot. 3bdrm. 2''2ha. want out, offenno very
ust hort lk
V I E. W O F T H E -r-·-~ .... , & Pool Spacious 2 bdrm .. J a s wa away .. 1$2413 830·~ frplc. lrg private s un attractive fmancana on a
Agt
979-8533
R ANCllO PAl.IJS
VERDES 3 Rr :!•-, ha
t:nobslrut 1 eol <JC t•an
\l~w-pool Valu1•d at
$250.000 clear Exchangl'
for u01ts 10 Newport
Beach Wall trade up
213f195..9l41 da\~. W J
Gallagher or 7141673 7011
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P d t II WORLD
wtlb boat slip available " nee o se now 1 493-9494 495.5220 Reduced $25,000 Owner deck, patio. s teps to lot al pnce or SS7S,OOO uve aboard houseboOJt 4
$115,000. Must see to believe the . . --needstosell $335,000 Ph ocean cliffs. park, shop-wilb$Hl6,750down wnes gross. 0 0 el~c S59-8188 outstanchng features of Mini· Ranch. Y.. acre. frwl 631·1'60 piaa. $121,900. 661.-73. Rulonom1cs 675 6700 Must sell S1500. NB ~~~~~~~~~! Ltu.s gorgeous ocean view trees. View Upgraded 4 •mllllllllll ... -----.i -67_s._m_5_. _____ _
-3 bedroom home br home. Must sell WATt-RFRONT San..._ '65().000. Sl25,900. Owner 4SS-3598 t-tOMLS ~tr.o I 078 MEWPOIT(6 UNITS 6 u.its Costa Me-sa
TURTlEIOCX \ He--' leach 1069. AEAL ESTATE ••••••••••••••••••••••• In heart o Newport 15% DOWN BEAUTY -..-' 631 1400 ABSOLUTELY Beech. Localed in com · I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ -J m'I An!&. Can be used for Owner will finance
Dramatic 4 Br on lop '. .. G CAMYON .~--------•I IEAUTIFUL business, residential or 3 Duplexes on l lot
bal&tah
w~ 2900
street with delightful spa CONDO OCHFIOMT DPLX Village San Juan . 4 .,., 5425 000 Sub t Pnme Cond. S322.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• and redwood decking bdrm, 2 ba, country ~a-" · · mi ex· CJS Realwrs l 63.5-5650 l!RGENT Lo't S2UK un
Central air and plush. ' Priced reduced. Short Spectacular ocn view. court home. All tbe ...._es.
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plush carpeting Over r.1111.iillllilW..,,..,ilar..... ease/option available. .,.,ame ceiling. frplc . amenities. $105,000. •••• .,_...1 OWHY MUST SIU. starting over again
10
2500 sq. rt in this most C/21 Nwpt.Cewter wet bar. ~racious living FUUHIEAL.TY "9c. 1 673·6900 OU Calif llavo· hltll' •1r n•1
desu-ablehorne $350,000 l ''!!'!~!!ll!!4!!!7u!O~<>~H!3~~!!l---~6~4~~~S~l~S~7~-wilb a view
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And only 54L 0814 PLEX . Easts1d1: ' 559.alll S330,000 for "2 ant 111 lblS -~~~~~--~~! Costa Mesa $135,000 mone\ f11r
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1 M-GZOME Also' Plexes &6 Plexes nRht now but w1ll l1•asl' TWO Co .... DOS available p 1 ~ 1 your homo· & ri.1\ xtrn Pn'a * ~· Jftlilr~ REALTY " Older home. garage and r n.. on ~ rent for an uphun lu !Ju\ Completely refurbished, UftU 2 & l Bdrm. $19,950 & barn will produce some 64.i-5062, Agent. tn 1 2 Har.; for J~rNod
ooe blk to beach You 673-0210 ~~ <>wne35001.~~~J.L i1lcoa:lie wblle you plan _____ -_-.-.-.-.-.-.~! upon pnce Ple.1 ~<' <'illl
TAKE ADY A.MT AGE
()( this sharp 4 Bdrm
bom t> Remodeled
lctchen and entry way.
huge rock fireplace new
earthtooe carpels new
paint 1n and ou t
Hardwood noors Larae
master suite measunn&
l2'x21' foTma l d1n1ng
room Asking SI 19,900
For an appt to set:. call
546-1151 ,~HERITAGE
~~.?-~~~ ~.d000Greal l~~~~~~~~~~I 06'·._ ......... 7 .... " new d.evelopmtn\. 8,950 DB.UXETRIPLU our agent Kalh) al C E N T R A L ~ --HARIOI AHO 111· ft. ol l&Qd near 18th & Beautifully upgraded 963-0926 or 752 0607
LOClt.TlOH ~Dunn UDOISll MAllNAl&OW Wbituer.C M tnplex All 2 Bdrms. She'll explain tht> whole
for lbe family
00
the go 5 '.""(N ~eCo Remodeled 3 bdrm. 3 ba. Thia Alto Capistrano W.-V N. TcrykH-separate garages and ~-g-' _
large bdrms, 4 baths. "V with hardwood rtoors. home is localed in one ol Co. iHtton patios. New wood ex country dunng rm. huge
759
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9221
shutters. and large sun· San Juan• s nicest 644-49' O tenors and interiors Rf/fltats faDllly rm. beamed llv· ny pallos Priced lo sell. n e I Cb b o r b <> o d a . ,._....__, I New clll]>et.s. paint and ••••••••••••••••• ••••••
tn& rm w/frplc .. enler-l~~~~~~~~~·l 644-7020 Beautifully decorated -• llMS/Tow• wallpaper Owner wall Houlftfurnit.htod tainment area lll rear • • • -with attention to detail houles for Mlle 1700 carry the financing at ••••••••• ••• •••••••••••
patio EVEN a apeciM HeWDOrl Heidth L. CUstomiied features in· ••••••••••••••••••••••• l 2 ~. 3 P r 1 c e d al ~Island ) I 06
place for the doggies Qn-y. l 6r home. Seamed 1ngO elude a bay window, oak HU~l .... GTO.._. S176,000. For more in· •••••••••••••••••••••••
"'38,000 ceilings RV entrance •11? lh.Jb ... n cabinets. ocean views "I " " fonnatioo call 540-1151 3br. 2ha. ~ gar & ldn
-~~ HERITAGE • • REALTORS Bayfronl. L1ttlt· hlancl
~~~~~~~~~! 2br 2ha l i:ar Wintt·r
~~~~~~~~~r Fruit t rees S125.000 ...... .,... plus 4 bedrooms .and BEACH Uul incl at S82.S mn \rlY
F
.,.......,.,.STIC BrokeT. Call Sylva family room A uruque 311Apolena t>46!f7911 ·
"'"'"' ~2737 offering for $187,500 VILLAS • • REALTORS ~~~~~~~I OCEAN VIEW ·~~~~~~~ a>-8812. FROM .;... 3 Bdrm. 2 ba, huge den. 2 1.::.. Sl'ICT ACULAR --------•I frplcs. lovely yard. Spanish Hacienda on "POINT" 5 IDRM $66,000
Si95 $995 annual
213 478 3571 Herh
MOVEIN $223,500. Back Bay, Old World Only 3 yr s new with AS LOW AS
CONDmOM Peg Allen Rltr 494·7578 Charm. 4bdrm + maid's v au lle d c e iii n gs. 5010 DOW...i
Terpfic family home, room. pool, see Lt & buy go u rm el kit c hen. /4 " located in ColleRe Park v ....... -... 0-U--"'T ___ , it $499,000. Hedda balcony game rm and 6600WamerAvenue
area Fe a\ u ri n R 4 -""' "' Marosi Agt: 6'6-10'4. Sx7' spa in master balh 17141848·4772 Bdrms. large fam ily SHAWS COVE 1----=-......... -_.::.;:___1 PLUS much more. Now s-tGAM 1080 room and bonus room Wallt to lbe beach from MEWPORT SHOl'ES offered at only $429,000. ••••••••••• •• ....... •.. SS Sales In July
Near park and pool this 3 bdrm exclling A FRAME, 3 Br. 2 Sty, Owner financing ava1la $72,000 o.lexn/
lDan may be taken sub ocean view home with 3 huge pvt su n d eck ble LUXURY CO..DO CMfh S• 1800
ject to existang Ct11anc bdrms. fa m lly mom. w lastro turf Needs paint 64"· 7211 Easy financing available ••••••••••••••••••••••
... :! i~ HERITAGE
ing. Offered at $176.000 beams. oak floors. two a n d I 0 v I n g ea 00 this lovely. adult 1 br OCEAMAlOMT DPLX call540-ll.5l fireplaces and pnvate Owner .. SLSS,000 d 8 ·r I •.
ho t b S I d DOLL Hous
coo o . eaull u .,. NEWPORTBEACH
l u ty e an loca· E. 2 Br 2 I ~ ......... -I Cl t t1on for only $279,000 Sty with land. Grut -.......... "'comp ex. ose 0 REDUCED $1%.000 "'"UC.) u· .lb l I M shopping & South Cout Aaaume low interest •• , __,,,, pa o, W1 awn ove entertainment. Com· Xlntcood. ••or:. .,.,000 . . REALTORS
La9ma leoch I 041 •••••••••••••••••••••••
OWNY
SACRIACES
Ocean view view view 3
Bdrm. 21,; balh. 2300 sq rt
cmtom home Assume 2
loans. Wood. skylights.
Mexican tile. $189.500, ~Wilson & Weiss R.E.
m.2752
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-in cood.illon. $169,000 ·-'"y l _... ..... o( _, JUST USI'ED. 4 Br + m\llla poo •..,.... ex-CJS Realtors 1 635-5650
L. go Fam. Rm. Great loca· SIR+ FAMILY tras.Seeitloday. ~ -In tion. no nabors Huge withP~·21x.21 KATB.&..41.EALTY OCNVIEWDUrLEX -.= 111.Jb••" palJO, huge sundeck, en· Ft RV ,.,._Ina Paci 557·53 I I $142,900. 20Ck dn, owner • .,... lertainer s home By Perfect ror the farge ac· ---------1 will finance at 123•% Int
---------1 appt only $212,000 uve farndy with 2 master T..tiit I 090 only payments Please ....... -------1 CANAL FRONT, J Br 2 suites in approx 2900 ....................... call bkr. 631 2246 or
OCEAM &.CANYOM Ba OW. FP. + bonus spaC1oussq ft on lowtraf· ~2QJ9 VIEWS Rm Good take over fie cul-de sac street CHAI.MING,
Splendid home of wood loan .. $205.000 REDUCED to S210.000 O&IGHTFUL
and glass wilb each win· CANAL FRONT. 4 Br. 644·72 I I Laree 4 Bdrm. 3 bath +
ocean and mountain w 1 n e 1 t 0 r a I e • gara1e, beautiful pool
IUNITS
TODAY'S IEST IUY
2 LoU. 1tepe to bay &
be.ch. $535,000 Call
NOW.
4 4-PLEXES
OR 16 UNITS
~% interest. separate
trust deeds on each pr<>-
perty. Seller to carry
second Trust Deed
$160.000 per bwldmg.
40UNITS Excellent rental loc a
tJon Seller will carD
paper 23 Z-bdcms. plw.
17 1-bdrms. FU il pnce
$1,'60,000
C RE AT IV E
INVESTMENTS
644-9513
Clean 3Rr ;:>B,1. ~aragl',
frpk, nn kid:-. or Pl?h.
wmll't $500 mo l '.*'6 7046
or675-3683
lc6oa Petiinsula 3107 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Channanj! 5 Mrm 1 hath
bayfront with JM ho;H
float Sept Joh s1:.•ou
rm Yrly $16011 mo Rill
Grw1ch . 675 6161
Winter 3br. 21 , ha ,
$.575 mo 305 Monlt"rn
879-5991
Loh for s. 2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach front nr 6th t Ur 2Ba. frplc. xlnt 1·ontl ll:EANFRONT
LOT
Large lot in exclusive
Three Arch Bay. So
Laguna Secunty gate
community with pvt
streets. be•cb. tennis &
SS50 mo ""intn 1 2t3 I
47&-T738
Lovely 2 st} hOITX' •on \fun
ter<>. 3Br 2(\a frpk
wrnler rental $b"75 mo
yrly '90() mo Avail Sept
6. (213) 476·TI38
Ba> 1-'ronl larRe 2 bdrm 2
ba Condo in Newport
Ra) Tm.,t>r-. Ver> lux·
unou<1 Secunt) bldg.
Po!>Stblt> boat s lip
61>8018
Wmt.er Rental SSOO Nice 2
bdrm Quiel location
Slove & refnge. ~ al
11526lh St 675-3148.
STF:PS TO BE 2bdrm &
yard on qwet stnet $62.5
yrly, gas paid 673·S439
CoroM ckt Mer 3222 ...•••...•.............
l N S l' R P A S S E D
PANOHA ''I<' OCEAN & BAY VIEW 2br, fam rm
+ brPakf:c.t rm. wet bar.
maids quarters , 6 ba
pool 3 lJr .:ar S2.9501mo
~or291 5913
Jasmine Creek new 2
story. ocean \ t>tw. 3 Br J
Ba Fam rm pool & <.pa
2700 sq Cl.Sl.SOO mo 2131
44&f>684
Old Crt M charming 2br
•'Ollage North side of
hwy Gar stove
~75 mo bl & last S250
clearunR dep Call Roxie
642 4210 wkdays only ---'--
J AS \1 I "Ii E C REEK ·
[Jt>!,1gner decorated. w o rum. p\t pool. spa, sauna
rm rear deck. Roman tub
Ill pu:-.h Mslr bdrm. 2400
i.q n S2250 &12 3850
Attr·nuun transferred Ex-
e"ut1 ves & Corporal1ons
Spyi:la~s R•dRe 4 Br. 2',
Ba 3 rar Ila rage Winter
or :ve11rl:y $1800 mo
ln rlds Gardener
f>~ll31-t
SPY GUSS HILL
Ocean View
llcllullful 4bdrm home
W'llh pool Avail 1mmed
SlfllJl mo 644 1968
lmmed occupancy. fan
ta ... t1r 1110 degree ocn
new rrom all rms. qwet
2Br. 2.Ba parkmg $1000
rm f>4.I 8889 e\esJwknds.
1).\2 5157 wkd\!t,
J \SMl NECREEK
2bdrm . lse. S98S/mo
Avail approx Sept 15
s-dcostt. Realty
644-9644
...~"-• HERITAGE
dow fraa11ng a dlUerent ~~Ba.~awood&tile. msm ramily room, 3 car
V1ew. Own this comforta· Gourmet kitchen. Pride 1 d
*OCEAN VIEW• ble 3 bdrm home of m Ownenbip. A steal al ~ Show:~'e ~ri~!te?.8~:
Dynamic new wood and dramatic s paces for S'MS.OOO. Must sell! -fered at $201,000. Call
glass home. tor the dis-$255.000. Good financing MINFA JARVIS Ila c•...ayo...a Sol0-ll61
tinctive buyeT A de available. 642-1150 • .... " alper shOwcaae. Ter 644·721 I JohnCOOmbebkr. New exclusive listing. rlfic terms 3 Br. 3 ba. F\nest custom home on
DIES REALTY
673-6210
clubhouse. Ai rport. CoroMdtf Mar 1122
yacbtlog, and fis hing ••••••••••••••••••••••• minutes a way. Owner Attention transferr('d F,x 3 Br lease Newly decorat·
bas built bis home eculives & Corporations ed, lgepatio, dbl garage.
nearby. Very rare op-Spyglass Rtdgr 4 Br zi 2 acces1> to pvt beach.
port unity. Lot price Ba 3 car garage Wmter Gardt>ner $700. OUice
i.c-Property ZOOO $ l • • 9 5 • 0 0 O .• P h or yearly $1800 mo 644 2292. after 5.644·8343
Waa $465,000 NOW Newport Hel•hts . By the eoll course. S Bdrms
$,l85,000. 2345 Hillview Owner. $175,000 2 Bdrm. with over 6000 sq Ct of
Open i-s Sat/Sun 6 Mon 1 Ba. 2 Dbl Garages beaut. daytime & even·
Call Ron. A1eot 497.5454 ~3063 Wlmds 879·9667 Int views Incredible ----------' Eves. aecurity. By appt. thna
l...tae I 044 Im. I 044 l:;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Wm Cote. $1.'150,000
••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
1wEST NEWPOIT *Cote Realty DUPLEX & lnnstm.-nt
macnab I Irvine = =~=J,~ 640-
5777
stories. Intercbanieable
rea I ty .U. tmltl. 3 and 2 Bdrms. BuDtins. newly carpet.eel,
ou1 and ready. $27i,OOO
A 9U811DIAAY OF
____ THE IRYINE COMPANY•
DIBRELD 'fOWMMOMI
Plan 3 -38R, 2~ bath townhome.
Many custom features thr.uout :
ceramic tile nooring in kitchen &
family rm; patio w/spa; wood
plank fJoorlne in 2BRa. 2-car
i rage ol.f patio. Community pools.
spa• & Deerfield City Park
l t.tMis & racquet ball. <E-57>
Mlrieit ..... 111"'700
fee. ••••m l!ALTYIMIST8
'42-.5200
'
WX~IY
C»AUFITIMI
Tw6 ol the finest bomes
on tbl Bayfrocrt. with l&e
bolt .Up. P'or yor your
penonal abowlq..._ !all Antt.41 Northrup. rnnc. OblJ '42-50a
NPT HEIGHTS
$139 500 a Bditn 2 bait. fwplace, wee kit. r«i i Y•a.rt MW Call .U:tlll
. • REALTORS ~~!'!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!~~ •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• 2 13 / 6 2 8 · 13 0 0 b r lncldsGardener640 0314 .-------·I 714/"99-30'10wlmds So. of Hl .... w------------What a Wonderful World ..,., -,
PAlM SPllMGS •Fantastic luf* of Shopping. nghl at 2 ....-OOm ~ Wwt J dw 1091 .......................
LAIGIYAllD
Ueht 6 bri1bt 3 bdrm.
home wltb pnt like
yvd. ~ ol IN~ trees. F\ill orlce $81,500.
MOT& REDUCED $7,000 your fingertips every Large yard. enclosed
11 Unita 00 ~ acre. Beat Only 864,500. Ocean view da y ' D 8 I I> r I I 0 l palJO 1', blocks to beach
location. Laree pool " lot plua ,approved plans Ctaasal1ed Ads To pl are & shopptng $'700 monlb.
recreation room forlri·level home. Walt· your1d.callM25678and 62l6-62'7
2
or8M·566S
1115.000 ~down. OWC In& distance to Dana Pt let a Class1f1ed Ad \ 1sor Costa Mna 3224 balance. Harbor. Owner638-1614 help you •••••••••••••••••••••••
Park Place IDe. M2-'1411
BEAUTIFUL 3BR,
1'68A, ~eolral •lr,
c\Btom kit • batb. Cov-
lkdh ii I~~ R~:.1lty
l i7:~ ;:~1111
ered patio, ii td. .-Z,.500 1111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OwneraM078 I;;;
°'*"I-., tsw. MIW USTIMG ••••••••••••••••• ••• •• • I ""'1'$ + I.AMO .......... hr S4t I l 00 JWcentl)' refurMabed
•••• •••••• ••••••••••••• Excellent Euulde Joe•· a&no1 ~ puelad &hru &iaD.. Area to build 2 more
-· ...!....;... -.. e.mlta. 753-1820 -..-~-·Iba,
lam 'c:iY lhat locaUcln. PltDc • ..a.
..... "•rfJ 2000 --,,.,.rty 2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
llCTaylorCo
640-9900
INVESTORS
15 units in Costa Mesa. Large two
and one bedroom apartments.
Garages and carports. Center
courtyard with BBQ's. Near 1choola
and shopping. Asking price $596,000.
3 bdrm 2'"1 ba
Townhome Brand new
Xtra larfe deluxe
Private yard, 2 car
garaee S725 mo 1st &
last m> + $300 deposit
2430Santa Ana Ave C.M. eau Pal.I.I. 760-7024.
Mesa Verde 3 Br 2 Ba
Fenced ya rd 2 car
garage Natural wood
noon k trim. French
doon. lmmac. l800 mo.
+ utals 979-8610 Ageot.
Duplex East.side. 2 Bclrm. z ba, paUo • garage.
fJ?~
Me.a del Mar 3 bdrm 2
ba IBSO Farnib. Ref's
~ ~ LM2. 546-9t60
SbT. It»., '800 tmo.
2car1ar.
64&-SCll
. RENTIMES
WI.DDT ISt.P.:CTlO"IS • AVAJLAIL&TOl>A\
AloL AREAS. stu:s
ANO
J'RJC!ITOCllOOCit:
' P'ROM
CAUTOl>A\
631-4555
MISAYYOI •
l ll llk Ba, \l'ry clun iau mo 1s1 :.n111 ,
'l'Sl-G30, •it
N..-port He1&hli., Hh, 2B.a , w pool, lti15 mo
6Q.<211
Prune loc, nr fwy. shops &
OCC. 4 BR. 169!1 mo Stu
denta. luda OK Avl 9 15
/\#)., Olan a, !148-231.J
l BR + very quiet
Adult, no pell> Range &
refer Utlls paid $460
mo. 648l'J W 18 642 ~
4 Bdrm 2 Ba F amily
Room, fireplace. llbl
garage, f e n red
bdn11. Jh-ll f.a1n rm 2
"'~• .!l~I :tq 1\,...3 car
aiar . frµk. I rn1 1o1 tlt".11 h
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bun~ rm 111ll1l 1n • ••
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$1:.W mll I tit t I!
•~7 :\«hr
l\11lfon11a l>r• 3111111,·
Onl\ $:110 fort tu,
luar1ow. llir W plu'h
u-pts &. mort' 1~~ Ir-•'
R£NTIMES &:II ~~i
E,·ef') ones..-. ~kome in
Ltu.s deh&htrul 2Bdim
home. K1d5 & P~t-> 01\.
Onl) $450 I ll!M5 l ft>r
SJ\·4~ Cilll toJ.1~
2Bdrm f)nllhouw 1n
Eu·l.'llt·nt a11•a'
Ver. :.t'l'IUt.kd' "ul.., • ll-.
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..... 11 ;m ii. e1 .. 1'-ecty area <53111 '" ~~~u; ..-J°:, t-crt. Pf5.1!02lAt St . .S.·2127
Rl::N'l1M£S ISl 4W .....--· ....__.,.a. h 3269 pa o. "" Uvtn1 at 2 Br, 2 Ba. Sundeck. $425 ...... ,_. •c ..._..,_..IJhedor ka belt. Adha only, no Av.U appro•. Se,.. w ••••••••••••••••••••••• -JJOO peta ~ I'" IJOO ltit.1.• y Pl..Y .-. . · s.l·N7' dya, 780-1418 ~ " ~ •• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • eves• wknds "'' 'ttr l'llfl11 :.! lb II car ---------Bach, partlaUy furn, S.UO •
1 r frvlc·. pn\al•• bc'hl MISCiu• 11:.&MOUS lltDJ>,t.becSZIO.tncluW 2Br.1Ba.Adulta,nopets. ''"h nf !Ill\• •1 Su palm ~-~ •aar. 0 )983-2527. Pool -.t1mo '""" .. ~.,..,
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REl'tlTIMES "-9t SWctkNt •••••••••••••••••••••••
otEH LAIOR DAY WWw It Y...ty
PINE BLUFF APTS
SHORT TERM Spac. l Br w /loft Adult r~ Funt. a. UllfMnt..
Ill• t ;..nH>rt l n11do Adib.
?llr II ri J lla pool,
J••l"\llJI 1111111· nu pt'lll
S\l'i:. lllU 'l.J.1 l:~l\1
7 1iccanfro11ts from 900
tu SHOO Many other
bC'l&Ch loc.illOIU
Wt!'teopen every day
BURR WHITE
REALTOR. INC.
67>4630 IHr 3 lia. c .ir1 11 frnt,
J.il'Ulll, tli·c-1. 1 omm pocil
.\ h nn1s 231 { '•rnal St lfJO Condomlnl..ms
m1 b75 HSU fu'1t1Wd 1400 ........•. , ..••........
----------ion Privatt> Lagilna
OH WATER
RENTA.J..S WMkl,y It Wlnt~ Complex. Patio, v 1ew.
A UT$.ll frplc, encl ear . &as __ ...;f:;.ea ____ 7_o ___ , 1tove, dlsbwhr, Jar.
YRLY, UNF /FN. 3br. lndry rm SSOO
2be. Steps to bch. 1685mo SPMC 63H107
1 /L + sec. An tie.
673-9312.
OCEANFRONT
BEAtrnFULLY FURN.
3 BR . F i replace,
D/WHber, p•tlo on
sand. $750 mo. W'lnter
&Side 3 Br 2 Ba Bw It
im. ln Tn plex, 5S50 mo
No pets ~1278 Eves
2 Bdrm, 2 b•. patio &
prqe, $480 mo.
67S-0562
rental. 173-!M.99. 2 Br 1 ~ Ba townhouse,
3 bdrm duplex 29th & bit-ins. air, patio. & gar
Balboa. Winter rental. $42.5. 845--483'7
'675/rm. 213/681-8347 or
TI4/675-8630 H··11ullful tJ,n fr11nt hmlll'
v.llh > lair,.,.. I rml d111
r111, 1.:r p;il11• pll'I & ~lip
•~K 11111 L.eai.e
Wot~rlront Homes
Bc11ch. tennis rourts,
scrnrt1ty gates, 2 pools,
fum1Bhed Villa, 2 bdrm. 2
ba Minimum 6 m o .
lease $850. 499 1792, 2Br. upstairs. frplc, declt,
213 684 0347 21041.stSt. $S50mo. Avail
Wcst:fleld
FAMILYAnS.
rueacsay. September 2. 1980 DAIL 'I PILOT
ttewpcwt leQdl 1169
•••••••••••••••••• ••• •• VenlllUet l Br Guod loc: ~ $67!1/mo
2 BR. pool, gar, l mt to
ocean. $450. Adlts. No
pets. 646-0354 or 644-2578
PARK NEWPORT
COU"4nY ClUI
UVIHG
Singles, 1&2 bedroom
apU, It townhouses From 1449 644 1900
Quiet, cool, 2 Br Garages .
pool, adults, no pets
$425. 642·7340 1801 II
15th St, Ne wpor t
Hei&hls
New beachfront 2br, 2bu.
gar, spa. bltns 911 W
Bay, 968-3772 .
OH UDO ISLE
Lge Lv rm, (pie, rederor
3 Bedroom. 2 Bath
no pets
$775 yrly
~ (714)7S3 07 19
l small br. 5 blks to bch, Condo 2bdrm 2ba Bay
ear, small pet allowed view, enclsd garage
$325 962-8052 auto opener $750 year
ly TSL Mgmt 642 1603
IRAMDMEW
1 Mo rent free. 2 Master
Suites. each with full
bath & sundeck Large
Uving, dining area w1lh
fi r eplace Enclosed
earage From $467
Adults, no pets 752.2550
Im pnt·ed to please'
Sunny 2Bdrm. $325 w1lh
plush crpts & more
Good area (84661 fee
RENTlMES 631-4555
'h block to bearh. great
location Lovely 2bdrm
$5.50/mo 968-82163
New Duplex. l"2 blk from
beach Avail 9 15 Up 2
Br. 1 Ba. $675 Down 2 Br
1 1,'J Ba $625
12131335-8035 Eves
21.1 /9'.$ 5 7 35
Separatl:! upst.urs Apt I 1"J
bdrm garaae. yard 2
blks from bearh Ver)
mce Call before l!AM or
Aft 7PM 673 0238
I Br Garden Avt Stove &
refnge Adults, nu ~ts
1310 548 l377
Very 111ce 3 Bdrm 2 ll11
Duplex Yearly Ucck
$750 mo 675 35<>1
Spectacular 2bdrm. 2ba,
dbl l(ar d1shwJ~her
view patw No pet:. $650
BOS Amigos Wa)
631 21/l9
~eganl Entertatner
in pnme locatron W
all uuls paid $360 •
Must see <6450> fet>
R£N'TIMES 631 4555
2br, lba frplc patio, encl
gar, yrly l!>e bll! Club
House A Vt.> I off New port
Blvd>
Lido ble luxury pen
thouse apt J Br. 2 car
garage, Immaculate 1n
side & out On lhe bay
with beach frontage
$1.200 mo /\gt, 673 7300
<kean front luxury I bdrm
apt Ulil paid Winter
rental $.500 mo 675-:lki!~l
backyard.$615mo Isl & Ab~ulutt'l~ t·x11•pl 11>11.tl Condominiums - --immed . 551-2868
---------Unfuntlsh~ 1425 2 Br, 2 ba, ocean view
llK. 631 -1400
Brand oew beautiful lrg
apt. for families with 1 or
2 children Near park.
Heart paid. No pela
3 BR 21-:i Ba twnhse, close
to beach _ fplc. gar. lge
pat io. $550 per mo
964.2937
Ocean view Pe nlhoust•.
2br. 2ba, frplr. pool, club
house, serurity Su b
parkin g. $695 m o!
95>1120 OCEAN VIEW
l~t 833 ~ brand nt>w nc·\ 1•! 0 1·
rup1ccl 1·;i r11•·l 111i.: ,\
drapl'~ F.111111\ rnnm
Wlth UIJ..,tJlf\ luft I h,•l
can bl u::.l·d ..,.., &·dr•><1m
or den 5 blt>1·K.., I rum
bearh & 'il'hn"h il"'OO
per mo .,. utlltll•'"
Chl.iier will ma111t.i1n l''
tenor } ard can• L·.,11
8!11 7951 '1011 lhru f11
8 :l>lu 5 30
• • • • •• •• • • • • •• •• • • • • ••• Winter rental. t695 mo. 2 BEDROOMS
Lrg 2 br . 2nd n apl 15
i.tcp:. to sand, furn or un
furn, rarport & new New 3 Br 2•2 Ba
Enclosed yard 2168
Mmer St $600 S36 8226
2 bd, l ba, garage, do your
own decor No kid!>. no
pets. $300 mo Ask fo r
Jeff. 631-1.266
Realtor-.
Enchanting Cotla~e
W /fenced) ard & all
the extras S275, New
Must see (541'11 agt ft·~
Carolee 631 155fi
Heaven!) llldeaw,"
2Bdrm Retreat' $415
Pets OK (6454) ree
RENTIM.ES t>Jl 4SS5
2Bdrm Home W /fenred
Yard for Kids, Hu!le
Gourmet k1trhen $425
Must see' (5493> fee
RENTJMES 631 4SSS
...NEWPORT TERRACE
CmJBO
2br, 21-,ba, frpk. gar,
pool, kids o k no pets
$.590. 968-8388. 960 1503
$WO/rm 2 Br No bltms.
lg yard lst & last+ dep
2<l1S Wallate 675 093ti
3br, w gar newl) de
rorated E Side. li:e
yard $575 673 Q88.l
OCEAN VIEW 2 Br 2 R.1
Condo. built ms. patio,
storage. Adult.5 no pets
848-6836 or 675 9195
2 BR 1 Ba, big yar d,
gardner Ulcld. No gar
SS50 mo. 675·9526 an 6
2br, lba, wes t side,
$500/mo. 2054 Maple pet
o.k. MS-0113
Newport Heights 3br, 2ba.
gar. s m all ya rd ,
$5.50/mo. 644 2237
3 Bdrms. 2'h ba , At
tached garage. flreplare
'385. 67S-7720. 494.9907
4 Bdrm 3 Ba
Washer/Dryer, Micro
wave, etr, pool, sauna.
spa. Xlnt cood Close to
Back Ba y $850 Call
MS-2966 or 675-9918
Dana Point 3226
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~all\1ful lirJnd n1 v. :I l!r
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mamt;,im eAlt n•ir ',ord
care Cal(891 7'151 \11.n
thru Frt H :i11 to ~ ill
Plea~;111l fillllil' h111n ..
nt•w <'rµt ... l... p.;1111
4bdrm l '•li.1, frp]c. lr1•
up:,tJ1rs rurnpu~ ru1
J(ardenl·r $71111 mr1 hi
ld!>l & H~I' :"'o r 1111111
mat~ 11411 2721
DRE \.\1 Hl>\11':
Loveh J Bdrm, f•wHI•
rm home Pnrn<· i11c.: 1;,
HB \v;:iol r111v. ~i fl
llurr. 1all\latk 11,27 !iil
U0\11'.S }-'1111 11-·, l
3 & I t1<Jrn. lri•m ••.• r1
ft:'ntl'd \,1rd I.; 11
FJm1ht'' vi• J • i 111 .\
" c t ~ "" l' I ' •I Ill l' 714 !lti4 25iili lll :1i;1 :.'!17 1
Agent No fet•
Huntington HarbOur 3242 .••••••.••...........•.
Waterfront large 2 l1cJrm
2 ba Townhorrn: ao· '>h\.I
All amenities $1200 mo.
213 1692-0781 days
714/846 0503 eves
::-.11•·r lltuJf.., fuwnhomt.-,
tbr Jli.i 1 nd unit on
1u1o·t • 111 11'.• -.ar Deck.
lri.: ,,.:11111. 11 pit: $995 mo
(':di W.1\11" c\J..'l li45 9161
Lrvlne. Turtle Rock. Tn Av a i I . i mm e d .
level, JBr, 2\'JBa. Pvt (714 )978-9060
patio l''rplc, attached 2 l'ar gar tennts rourts. STEPS TO BEACH: 1, 2, 3
pool. + murh m ore $775, Bdrm. Winier. No pets.
fl\l.H«J\ BAYFRONT, rh1ldre n ok P /P 673-6640. 714·851 -1142 ----------l11xunnus ~hr, :!ha. Jac, 4bdrm, winter rental,
ttt.'d1 h ,1 ""'"r pnvate _________ _. starting Sept 6, $800/mo.
1, !! .• t h t1" ,, t ' I 1 P. MINI OCEAM VU Across Crom beach. Call
~·Y• 11 '' 11l 1mm1'(I \'f'r-.ailles 2 BR 2 BA. Guy:S48..(134or5!17·SOOO.
.t(, ' '• • • !•IOI. J a cunt $700/mo
2Br,18a $440
631·5583/M8·2408 3505 BALBOA BLVD
Yearly lse Starting 9 15
S500 mo mcls ut1ls G~
213-966-1711 Agt
1 BR garden condo, hke
...._8 1iBJIU new. pool. no pets. $410 ~ rm. 962·6533 PP APARTMENTS ----------Oceanv1ew Bach 2 rooms
2Br2B• $450-$455 Custom, lrg 3 br. new ba. 2 in Hotel, $400 + Sec de
3118 West WUMJO. 631·5!183 garages. n o p els, posit of $400 2306 W
AduJt.s . No pets SS2S mo . S215 secunty & Ocean fr o n l N B
clearung fee, 17671 Van 673-4154
2 Bdrm. New drapes & Buren. HB <bet Slater &
dra11e., $550 mn
673-7902
F.astblulf 2 Br 21.>i Ba 2
car 11nrlsd gar Comm
pool S625 Call 640..5296
Bay Front Apt $460 IC)
$700 Sandy beach A\ ail
Sept 7th Dock ~part>"
714/673-4799 & 675 1>4'11 Great ocean view Pen· paint, refnge 1 child Newman. East of Beach Npt Shrs arross from
!house Very nicely furn OK.Nopets.$365 Sierra Bl vd) Dnve b' or call beach 1 Br+den gar Nlwporl Heights ver)
OH THE BA y Teruus courts, pool, gym Mgmt. Co. 641 -1324 for appolDtment 848-592.4 $i2,Siyrly Coupl~ pref pnvale newly decorated
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WATERFRONT W,ate-rlront Ho~s nis. frpl, magnificent pets. 646-0354 or644-2578 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ocean S4SO Ad Its No pool Walk lo '><hoot,
I'""' "11P 11 trni &. Inc.. 631-1400 View, walk to beach. ---l Bdrm Condo in The pets 646 0354or644 2.">71l !~~ .... ~0 645 4955 or I•'''~'! S:10il ----------i Weekly or monthly. Spacious Fam ily 2 Lakes, Northwood!> 6 VERSAIUES .......,....,.. ... I• ~I i1,,o 673-3720,602/274-~. Br-$340. Pool & play mo new S475 Call SanClemente 3876
... 1 , 111· • .no \1~1 . l•or l~dse, 2br !rvme con-ground. 646-'1486 David 979 3953 or Peg al BACH/I BR •••••••••••••••••••••••
1( 1! ll llrkr , toi.l 7;100 do w11h ternflc view Lux. l Br, lba, upper apt. 552 2000 A neat upgraded full
REN TIMES
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IN THE BUSINESS
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Don 't wait call 552-4368. co beach. Sept thru June '425-$475. 2 Br. 2 Ba. Apls. seewity penthouse, over View the Waves' $420
-...... 151 1uc 1513 So~e w i th e n c l sd SPRINGS looking parklike around Unbelievable3Bdrm
Perff>ctly placed Condo in .,. mo . .....,. garage, fireplace . All lb lb CONDO 1 & fountatn s5o"o t mo W1th sundeck & gar'
()r C 2 Bd 21 r, a, • poo · Kids OK t0"~0 > A,,. f ange .o rm . ? WIMTEllRBn'ALS builtina,lndryrm Close ~pa , tennis. $425/mo Agent.644·7211 °""° "' ee
Ba w1t.h ~ reenbelts $3SO/mo & Up. Ocean· to sbopplog. TSL Mgmt ~eves. Call today 6.11-4556
Priced 1ncorreclly at fronts SS50 to $12.50 per 642-1603 SOOS Spar1ous 3 Bdrm SanJ ~per mo 1 year lease. mo. 645-7573 -LorJ-a Beach 3848 Near beach Bwlt ins uan
d I -----------1SHARP 2 Bdrm 2 balh ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" I r...,. be Capistrano 3878 ,\ u l commu nity. ...rep ace v.,...n am!> •••••••••••••••••••••••
Gracious hvwg. !>52-3400. WIMTSt Ra.?~ encl gan1e~ pri vale l BR. Jllnt ocean view. Adults, No pets 642 1334. 3 Br. 2 ba condo Brand
Onlyqualifu•d need call 2 bdrm, 2 ~.beautiful, patio, no pets $450 mo porr h, new rpt, pnt. 833-ml
lmm.iculat(" F.a ... thlurl $oMll.~blktoocean..Call Call 546·5880, ask for lndry, Vi bllc beach. SSOO new Pool. tennis S650
home 3 hdrm ~ ba EZIJOY Woodbndge Sharp m-1010. Pam or Larey. rm Dys !>49-1186; evs BAY FRONT. lbr ba) 492 6700or~92 2796 __
631-4555
•.imil~ room \\;ilk to 2 BR condo wtmtn view 8-3922 vw, $!125 /mo Call Chu~k ~ Laquna 3886
, ••roo.i dt 1 ~1 ar 11 :, -.:o Avail 1mmed 552-4386 &..-.--A-2 Bdrm. Apt Laundry at 675-8990 ••••••••••••••• •••••• •• -.;-......;::.:..~-.... · area. $410 m o Call 2 rooms, efflc1enc~ apt ------" JIPl<. ~·111:. r.10 (JoAncr Townhous~ ~ 842-aM pennanenl. non-smoker 2Br. frplc. downstairs. 210 na<·h Apt lleaut1ful
'·1RZ17 Unf\rnished 3525 ••••••••••••••••••••••• adult$315 499-1194 4lst St. $495 mo Avail ort.>an virw Priv.ilt' Ga•1al 3802 1 Br apt w /carporl, --Septl0.6423015S5128&i Smglewom<tnpreferred.
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Turt~erock Vista ••••••••••••••••••••••• $300/mo 724 James St. lbr, oceanfront view ---S400 mo 499!>J0.1 Btwn
Apt D. 640-9900 Ask for pegged & grooved BAYFRONTapt 2br )r 9-4 30 2bdrm. 2ba, lux twnhm. $150. Lovely immaculate 2
pnv spa, \ 1ews. J decks, bdrm. Enclosed garage.
all upl(rades Commuru-Q\aet cul-de-uac. Adults.
Faye, Agt. hardwood f 1 o ors ly lease SSSO mo No ~nts Fumished ~Imo 675~ ~ds_._no_pe_ts_673 8222 orlhrhrnistwd 3900
tv pool & tennis. no pets. no pets . Anaheim. &Side quiet 2 Br. 1 Ba
no children. $1125/mo _54&-__ 57_04 ______ ~ with qua et patio,
<.; d 11 M r B r o w n . lcAoa Island 3106 enclosed garage Adults,
7 1 4 8 3 3 O 7 3 o o r no pets. $410. 752-2550 714·55.2 5667 •••••••••••••••••••••••
--Fabulous Bayfmt Little SPACIOUS adll 2 BR l Ba
\frLarn TooAnhome 2 Br. ~llH Funt 1650 161. Boat slip, 2Br, 3 atry, apt,,,_.. beam.a, servm& l Lia Tennis, 1>001, J·ac .....-••••••••••••••••••• •••• fireplace, yr 1 y Is e bar, lota or wood thruout. &-c Cvd p .. rkmg for 2 c·ars &lh R.1Mor645·4317 Winter 2 & 3br, $475 & 675-3087 $38Smo.673-8803evs. ~. 114 E Balboa Blvd. ~.1rp r-.a,t Bluffs Condo, 879-5991 Bay Front compleiely re. Kick Back lnthis
.,1rw, :lhdrm 2~,ba, decorated,3bd.rm.2b•. Custom2Bdrm.UnitW/
SJOOO mo 759 124'1. Apartnwnhfwnbb.d fireplace. Great view f>f allthee.xtru,Kida
63! i.!26 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bay from Iarce p•tio. welcomed. (1192S) Agt ree
3hr 2' h.1 1-. "1 Bluffs.
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p11 I ,•ll\llo•l(t:!-o $875
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BIG CAMYOH
Lwcunous 2Br Suite
W1lb central air &
healed pool! J acu.u.1
too! H U{T'Y (5816) ree
RENTIM ES 631 ·4555
2 Br, 1 ba. walk to beach &
shops. $495
Call 494· 7000
Sparkling 3 bdnn, 2 ba on
Niguel Go lf Course
Washer/d ryer, refng.,
deck, pool. $650 mo.
3 Br, 2 ba. yearly. W
Nwpt Penin S600 mo
Day 642 1079, eve
642-7881.
VILJ..A BALBOA
New Luxury 2 Br Condo
Full Security under
ground parking, Cagney
Laoe, $850/mo 675-3007
Fantast1r view, tennis.
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Seawind Village
New 1&2 bdrm luxury
adult apts in 14 plans
from $415, 2 bdrm
townhouse!> from $.535 +
pools. tenrus, waterfalls,
ponds! Gas ror cookmg &
heaung paid From San
Diego Frwy drjve NOrth •
on Beach lo M'cf'addeo
1het1 West on McFadden
to Seawtnd Village .
(714)893·5198 \\ . --lcAoalsland 3706 Beachatyourfrontdoor. Ca11Robert631-'5.57
f'St51dt• I stof'.\ twnh me. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avail Sept. U . Yearly
Nu Las F'uente'> Con•lo. 2 2Bd 2ba, r _P i~ar. pool. SHORT TERM RD4TAL lease. suoo mo. 673-3466 2 Bdrm 1 B•. 17th. &
Br + Den 2' ~ Ba S<>r I spa. $5511 213 009 87J.I Week, S2SO. month ... 00. oc6"""1Z3. Newport;.!!5018.11 La.pa HHJ-1
Peg Allen, Rltr 494· 7578
3852
bealth club, pools, spa
lbr, IJv rm. ltitch, bal
Avail oow Super at.$595
754-0370 d ys 499-4015
eves Oceanfront for Winter
Rentals F'umtshed & un-
fum Broker 675-4912. -·• 1 rl f I •• u.io-•••••••• • • •••• •• •••• ••• ital=. rum ~1 1 rp " ltarhnr \'1ew Hnm(" Exec. Avail 9 l( Fully equip'd, Ur, beamed ceilinp, gar, 2 Br 2 ba r do u OCEAN FRONT
dbl 1;ar lntt"r c urn 1t.r .l .ha.rnl'I sepa rat~ nopets673·2215 yrly.M95includlngutll. Sll01Br.1Adult.No peta. ' on on go Lrglbr,SSOO/mo IM0-1441 I ----87s.MZZ.. Pool. 3Z5 J 17t.h. Pl Off rou.rse includes refer. 675--0616,642-1121 ~~-1:;2 as>l 759 0279' F'urn'd. 311 N Bay Front, Sant• Ana Ave art washer & dryer, $600. BR 0 A 0 M 0 0 R · '' on I.he water 3 br, 2 ba, WINTER RENTAL : llAM.~5137 "92-6700or492·2796. Selltdle1tems 6425678
COHDO lla)shores lge llv rm, lg. patio Spacious Grand Canal 2
For Lse $7<.11 mu :!ll r. 2•;x·, H;l\.,hore Or WUlter$1,000mo oryrly bd.rm.lw.$600.~7 New 3 bdrm 2 ba. Pool,
28a. 2 car i.:ar ~. 11121 ~t .. lrrn l 'llh ... A,a11 ~pt $1,200 mo 673·3245 or play lot.a Nr So Coast
aft5PMor:l6CJ lti40 l!'i ,car be 213 ,i41 3252 64+l!i3S laltoaP1t11ft1• 1107 Plua E ·Z to Frwys
Wlllter rent al, practically
new. 3bdJllD, 2ba. rrplc.
dishwasher. l,'J block to
ocean 128 4Jrd St.
workdays 963-8955.
weekends & n1tes ·
673-9016
New custom w tall the lux lrvlM 3244
-------••••••••••••••••••••••• Children OK $590
WI NTER R ENTAL: Twnhse3BR2Ba.~Uo, 98M458,M2-0350
Spacious Grand Canal 2 fplc, iar. cple or 2 •ntla.
Rooms 4000 . .............•........
\Dies.. 3 Br 2 Ba $750 • ••• • • •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • 1 111 Du'11ex NPwport
Sh11·1 • y;,_•~1 bdrm 1 ba $600. $675yrl,y.6"-1220 New 3 Br , 2~ Ba 33791 Robles '114-496 6804 POSH f:X EC I ,qr.r 1l73 84S7 Townhouae Private
DANA CREST Bike to
beach and manna from
this new 38r, ram rm,
dining area . 2 ba .
Atrium, new landscapmg
w /sprinklers Blk t o
schools & park Cooled
by ocean breeze~ and a
lovely view $695/mo yr
ly. Avail11ble Sept Call
days 637-46!18 a sk for
Jack o r eves & wknds
call~ 1771 o r 960-5844
&Toro 3212 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Coo~mporary 38drm •
$550' Plush carpets.
air, & more. (7!11.J) fH
RENTrMES 631-4SS!I
Im Still Avaibble'
Deluxe2Bdrm with dbl~ ,.,...e & brick patio,
Kida OK (8J08) Agt. ree
Call Carrol 631-4557
r-o-t• valley 32 34 .......................
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With brick rlrepla~.
eoclpMd pounds• , 4bllar. (511'l5) ree
811~7.\aeot
C'OURSF: ( ·o:-mo
2 Br 2ba + dl'ri <111 "I'
plJanres met I yr 11 .1~.~
$850/mo. l::.tdast ~S40iJ
sec dep Call Ba rha ra
Glass at C/21 Sanrlpr1u-r
64U 4950
T\JRnE ROCK GLEN
5 Br. 3 Ba 1 • 11 .:11
~9881234 t•xl ;>)I
3br. 1.,...ba. CONDO. 111><11.
S595/mo 5S9 t1H2 11r
S48·1313
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dn<'k s Hl\JIJ mo
Ninf.1 .larvis 6·12 8850
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4 Bdrm 2\'J Ba Bluffl'
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rn1 .. I 'N!.<il1 mo 640 7647
DIAMOND
REAL ESTATE
JJM W. CO•SY NW'f
lfl HJ, It.a.
LGE 1 BR. Steps to yard. Cloae to shopping.
bay/be.ch. Adults, no Adulta. 1982 M a ple.
pets. $39!1, 871-0072, 548-3'08
Bn-5706 -~-------b , 2ba, drapes, cln, nr
$750 yearly. C barmlnf WUson & Placentia. $575
Winter rental 3Br, 2Ba. Bay Front. 1 Bdrm· 80-1777 aft.Spm
1.>egmmng Sept 1.5. S600 Parking. Utils pd. mo 7W·8968 645.2752 675-Dl3 Wknda. tr79-98ST F.alt aide, 2br, l~ba, up-
LIDO ISLE --' Evea. per lroot with balcony,
D ""-I lcAoo , ...... a 1707 new paint. $400. 120 E. 2 Br 2 Ba. en. r•P c, ••••••••••••••••••••••• $300 Ut.il1 pd. 1 Br. 20UISLM&-0100,~UI. ~~~l~OTV,;, ~lee A11;~·1~~ .. 2 & 3Br. ~ bllt to ocn. Duplex. stove ar retri1.
673-1328, 675-QM.8 winter • yrly. Owner Balboa . No pet 1 . All util p~d. smaJJ child
---• 67S-5710,67$-1546 5''7-1.1.55. welcome, 2bdrm, lba,
RENTALS Harbor View Hom es rerrl1. diabwuhe r
2br, 2ba $700 $1200 Carmel Mod~l 3 er 2 Ba WIMTBt RD4TAL CorGM .. Mw llU Peaced yrd, no pet•
3br,2ba S70I• Fam Rm Ga rdener 2br. hetited pool, 403 E ••••••••••••••••••••••• $195. 1160 W•llace .
3b
3brr .. 22~~ba $1$7~Sl.SOOf um encld. $795 &« 5922. Bal boa $450 /mo av aU. Scdb ol Hwy. Nr new, 11.anqer 1'7, $48-9580. -, "" ~ 1 -s 1171 apadoul a Br 2ba. ad
4br.2l>'Jba $950 IAY VIE_W -· •"' . pr. Pvt laUDCL t8'1S/mo. 0-PoW 3126
4br3ba SlOOO Lido Perunsula Double OCEAN FRONT: Larae Avall t/11. Own»r/Act. •••••-••••••••••••••••
wide mobile h ome cleluu a bdrm . .-rs. 1 573-llSl c.omtonabl)'pricedl
"75/mo Super lu.x bv· bdrm. ~. Winter. No 4 blocb lo ocean. lbr, Sunny l.Bdrm . .1uatS200 in~aterlrontHon.es pets.l'lJ.&MO. lbe, frplc, avail ._2.ao. a:::w.~ (ml~~~
Inc. 631-1400 s I up I n I r 00 m. • l!oSO/IDO. Ma-5280.
kitchen t.tet. '9C> wk It Stud! Apart t
IRVIHE TERR.ACE ~· Octanlront. 675-8740 o $IOO ma
1.ovrly three bedroom WINTER RENTALS 1'0-Z'M
twn b;.ttb home with un PENINSULA PT.
5.,, C 1\-I sufl'a.ssed v1tWil or bay & A·l. ZBr den, downatalr1 't '~ AMPtJ5.llll' RVl~E ocean AvaUuble Sept. dplx untt. 100 yda rror:o
\sl. $1200/Month Year'• -"
I B k 7""" OO bdt Avrau Sept 13,. lo· Alllhe Good1es!s.550 ease. roer, ,,,,.1 terttttd parllea pb
3Brwllh centr11I atr, 87~.
Cncd lot, Obie garage -#---------"all major apple. !C.:11rm• CW M• 3722 IGda wlcmd (6411) r~ In)· Bkr '... '44 __ -o_l:M ___ _
_ RENTIMES 631·"556 S. c:i.n.nte
UMIV.PAU J
21ly hmhat, 3br, 2~ba, 2
l«WI eta, jac, 2 poob,
900/mo, Avail. 911 Ton,y
~/531-llm
'
Lari• • clean 2bdrm. a., new crpts • paint
'415/mo . Call Becky
m.1118, Ml-1181.
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privilege:; New port
Beach.
642 6811
Close lo <ICC $160 Non
srmker
545-2510 aft 7PM
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$185/mo Fem pref
957 395S
Lge 4 BR house in Ftn
Vly, male or female. bill
split 4 ways $150 mo Aft
5 30.843-3520 -----
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Patio No smk Empt
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m& Qwet adlt Lag Bch
497.3687 ---
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lllcl util. Kitchen. pool,
In Irvine Employed.
Ask for Earl or Dave,
551·8463.
S...rl..WS 4200 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Ob the beach ln Newport WklY or Monthly. 2 Br. or
3 Br. Kirk L•mb, 631 <*IC>
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J1\ne ext/int pamttng by 3857 U1rd1. NU Ce-ramie Tile Ind.
Richard Sinor St h e. 5492287 .i9-1 !>!IOI 't'"" & n•modeled, Jo'rec
Palocnbo 1162·8314 •••••••• • •• • •• • • • •• • • • • •••••• •• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • ... u..ung .. ump ...... ..-....... ,.. • ......,.,., -Newport Costa Mesa &
Penooaliied Child Care bperi CleoMlps AJk ror Rudy. ~ ~finl1..:.."::'~pt lni.De. si5-3175eves. Carpeiter, dn cablMta. Special rite. My Costa Trees topped removed 549 • .--... ._._ alumLL<t~~;..P!."1e9Uoa. l4es.aho~.M6·'7CXH New lawns 7513476 Cleanups, trimming, • RELIABL E • EF · a-let. stone, block work, etc.,_,""°,_._ -------tile firs, coacrete patios, Tty -t~I Cont Lie 11390312 ans me 836-5555. 24 RtnDdel & Repair (;arner T1h.• :,.\0 <Y160
eo..trodor Cleanup1. lawn;. tree haul.in& Fr7ee•thnales FIC I E N T W OKEN wtb, drlvewaya. Reta
FUUsb carp doors. panel ••••••••••••••••••••••• se rv1 ce • I and scape' M -8271 Guarantee Satialactloo! Free est John 848-1583
hrs ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1----------
HOM E IM PROV EM E°'llT
Adcbtwru., kt1·hn ha r1·
rt¥>dling j.!Jr µor1 Ii 'on
\'Cf"SIOll rm I It l"r ft'
pair. •luor., "m1l11~ ..
(.luahl) ~ 11rl.. X"l2 1;:,-;1
In&. aiding. Free est Room 1ddit1oos. re s rpi nlder&. ha uling Haul move clean up. Coo· _ea_u_-. __ 1%.S7 ______ ,---------
9154--11S3, Ml.fl637 ;w!:~ ~·:onGe~;c~~ 00--n.87 crete removal Dum p QUAL CLEANING Re.u. BAock·Brick·Stone·st~co.
People who need people 551~ Clec!IMlps /HaullftCJ t ruck . q u i ck s er v . Rau.. Homea/OfCI. Laat plaaten • repairs. tt
should always check the L a w n s e r v 1 c e . 642 7638 De\all G l-4973 · est. s.36-ll806, 968-7488
ServiceOlrectorymthe fUJd what you want in Landscape Free Est WANTACTION?
DAJLY PILOT Daily Pilot Classifieds 642·9907 Want Ad Help? 642·5678 Want Ad Resulb 642·5678 Cluailed Ads 6'2·5678
Painting & Papenng
Professional work
Rsnbl Steve 547-4281
Paintlllg, lo rates. 1mmed
s~rv, worlumatenal
guar848-5684 or 636·7149
Trtt Senice . ...................•..
Ill lllSI<IN
<1111,11111·111.11 pruning
!'> ulplur 111i.: topp111g.
th1u111111:. 1 ;-mo\ al, gen
!"lt.':Jll U\1 \...Iii lS-15
Vacaffolt R..toft 4250 Gem Ol.P• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -·-4350 OffiuRentol 4400 l~olRentd 4500 MiaMyto&.oc. 5025 • 11rn CtlMllh 5100 Lost&Fo.d 5300 PenonoJServicesSl60 Help Wanted 7 100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
AVA.LOH •••••••••••••••••••••••
Weekly rental Sleeps 8 Stngle garage, Cor rent.
C an y o n T e r r a c e storaee only. $35 mo
Townhouse Secluded CM 631·2177
patio. l ~ blks bch. Sept/
Oct openi ngs. D ick
Boeard 213/510 1086.
Box 1707 Avalon. 90704
ltentch to Share 4300 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Moving? Avoid depasits &
cut Ii vin g expens es 1
Professionally since
Garage on Perunsula
btwn 12th & 13th St
675-7876 or 547 '200
"5 Storage only 325 J
17th Pl Ofr Santa Ana
Ave. 646-5137 .rt l lAM
Office R...tol 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• m1 HOU~i!ns lf.181
Moving! Avoid deposits le !-.c__...
cut .living expenses• ~=-..,._.,
Profess1onally since ./"°"'-1!171. ./",.,.. __
Medical/Dental/HM O. $650 lndlOfc near new
T76 sq ft lD N Costa :!26S'. 18101 Redondo Cir.,
Mesa Ground noor fully 11S. Hunt Bch 842·2834.
eqU1pped Pnvate patio. ~OCJt 4550
el c SS 4 3 I mo Tom ••••••••••••••••••• •••• 957·1900. --Slorage Garages for ~ot
on Balboa Penmaula
next to .Fun t.one tOllt 'x
201h. 673-2943, 673-3930.
NEWPORT IUCH
1649 WestchCC Dr
Call Gene Hill 642·0000
-------Storage Space. S60 mo.
Executive office l>Utte 1st. & last 2306 W.
avail NearOC Airport. Oceanfront. N 8 .
285 sq rt includes recep-673-41.54
tion1st . janitorial ----------
service. all utiJ pa 1d &
imre. Call 556·0353
Commercial. sto res.
Need garaee ror storaee
m area of CdM.
644-051.5 or 548-2442
shops E Side. CM Fr ll...tclh Wanted 4600
116 l w wtr S48 7249 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
HOUSEMATES ~= =. Prime new a le bldg 6000'
832-4134 all or part. comm'I 7Y
Wanted in Costa Mesa or
Irvine a rea. 2 or 3 BR,
house p r ef err ed. 3
Adults Xlnt references.
67 3 S701 Eves . &
wee tends
----Npt Blvd 646·3524 Why waste lime and
money loolung ror a ICOL1 CEHTY
roommate? Let u s 4.50sq ft lor"25permo NEWPOll'T
locate, screen and in 4001 Birch St N B Agent Elegant executive suites Local busineas woman
t.erview for you. Take the 5tU·SOl2 in prestige location. With wants CdM nmtal, un·
amuaioo Out ol Findln1 -~--------• comp I et e s up port furn. 2br bouae/dllplex.
Good Roommates. BEST UT£ services Dys: &M-3262, wk.ends :
-. 714/851..osll 642~.
and lu.ol> company
a roommate search agy
752--5111
~~~~~~~~~-
MATURE Female furn'd.
2 br, 2YI ba twnhse Npt
Hgls $250/mo 642-1470 &
646-7S55
Need to share IJvmg ex
ID
tlWPORT BEACH
Deliae Offia S,OC.
.. 100 to 3000 Sq. Ft.
. •Janltonal Service &
Utilities Included
•Adjacent to Airport
& Restaurant Row
•Access to 3 Major
Fwys
penses? Save time, BJ3-8Sl3
rmney & confusion. Let ----------us find a compatible
roommate for you We
screen all applicants
FINDERS.SEEKERS
645-4434
<¥fice space avail Full
seniice executive swtes
avatl for lease in Center
Pointe. Located near OC
Airport For leasing in·
rormat>on caU /DeeDee
lhlff 95S-2288. MIF needed for 3br. CON·
DO in Npt Crest. Yrly SZ25/mo. 548-4966Cort 1817 Westclilf. N.B Want
financial inst. 7000s. r
tst. lloor Agent 541·5002. Newport Crest 3Br. 3Ba
Condo. prof M /F . to
abatt w IM D & sons $375
rm. + ~ util. 64S-7577.
962·1.317 !this wknd)
Fuml.shed office. Bank of
C.OSta Mesa Plaia $175
per mo No lease
SS&-3900.
----~-~~~-· llaMHs Retttal 4450 •••••••••••••••••••••••
For store & office space at
reasooable rates
500 to 2700 Sea Ft.
MESAVERDEbR
PLAZA
1525 Mesa Verde E. C .M
545-4123
KEHMEL /GroomiftQ
COAST'HwY. CDM
A ssoc iated with
vet.erianarian. Encl°"ed
2400stl 832·7300
CORONA DB. MAR
ZB> a If on Coast Hwy.
Free standing, across
f rom Five Cr owns
Restaurant ldeal ror
medical dental. real estate. 832. 7300
MEDICAL/DEH,T AL
eon..rclal Office.
Corona del Mar Across
from Ft ve Crowns
Restau rant on Coast
Hwy Free slandmg. 2380
s/f 832.7300
..... ss/ht•Ht/
FiltmK• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........
OpportwUty SOOS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sales·Diatributorshtps for
Nutritional Program .
Mr Booth (714) 760-7037
ROORMG
AU Types, repairs, in·
s u l ation. F r e e
Estimates. Call Bob.
~-07m
Mfg. L A. Co 92 year. NU.
Dist. over lMll. Sell
cas h . P r in . o nl y .
P 0 BOX 203, Costa
Meaa.~.
PARTNb W 14.MTU!
Sm fast growina ml&. co.
w /commerciaJ product•
nat'I sis. Investment &
active participation req.
Pref. strona mcmt • mktg capabilites, prin.
only Box 21SM·B N.B.
tvJ66:l 2 Fem. w /3 Bdrm 2 Ba
bouae in C M
DESPERATELY oeed
3rd. Relr1g /microwv/
W /D/garaae. $175 Mo +
l;'ii util/$100 dep. Call
Executive Suite Irvine
W/recept con! rm
Xerox, ma 11 1n new~
garden bldg .
Ce.U:851·1021.
OSTA MESA PRIME ~.~~ .... ~~?.~
CHTR
=~or Ilene 631-7548 WATERFROMT
370 E. 17th.. St Ralph's
Cntr 1200 s q rt . _________ , 2131275-8373.
~~~~~~-1 &
Share my large 2 Br 2 Ba.
home 111 Newport $25S P~HOUSE 8'1S-1439, 957·5378. ~I -----
WW Sbr tee lui hme. SUITES
n.icely furn . 2 frplc . 280tol000$ct.Ft.
micro. C.M. Prnffp Addnts
546·3428 0c ... Views
Girl to Shr Twn Hse In W.t lcrs
Uruv Pk. Irv. Sgl Rm 1714, 675-1662 sns + uUJ Lse 529--0384 ---------
Vibrant Awar e Mom
w/t een daua hter now
lookinl for S P ECIAL
D011·1mok prof. toabr hm
lDCdll. 675-8587
SUITE DEAL
3000 Sa. Ft.
•Wlll Bulld Tb Suit
• 1 mo. Free Rent
'1exible li1oorpleo
Fem nuda r m . tem· Udollarlna Vlllaae
DANA POINT
34210 Violet Lantern
A1 Del Prado 1100' at 60"
C:-rclal
Rental• 4475
•••••••••••••••••••••••
21>73 sq I\., located at 389
E. 17th St., Costa Mesa.
For lnlo calJ. Barrett Rl·
ty, 642·5840
NEWPORT PL.Ali!!
Prime retail spice, 1300
rt. SU70/mo . 1000 N.
Bri1t ol. N B . P etrick
Tenore. Agt. 631·1266.
......,.olR...tol 4500 •••••••••••••••••••••••
pcnrilyor permaoenlly. (7141675-8662
t a ll at a n y time•----------•
m.IZ3-JJ05 if no answer C¥f\ce Z2S to 750 aq. f\.
taxi phone • to 234e ViC9 From S200 per month.
Duor obto, Apt t E . Near CdM • N.B. Ftwy. Downey ~ M'l·'70l0
Xl.NT
BUSINESS
PAii
LOCATION Roonumte to abr tie 3
B d rm Cd ll b o m e .
$300/ltlo. Non-1moke r.
Call Gayle 140 ·1 400
..,~
Roommate to ahr SBr,
28&, MtbSl. NB.1 bill to
bdl. G11 + dep. t'IS.IOG
...ie roomiule \0 1h>' 2.Bt 11.nt.u ap\. NOD·
1moker . l e nn lhr
Wl-491
MESA
INDUSTRIAL
PARK
711w.17• St.
CodaMe..-
. 642-4463
*FAST*
FUNDING
UP TO lo-lo
Cash la 4 Dap
Si&n loan doc. tomoc row
Broker 714/855--0073
l),~5
HOMEOWNERS
O..Doy .........
Uae your equi'\y fw b\Ua,
home addftlooa, vaca·
tiom, etc. ADY •mount.
1Q1 reuon.. Credit or job
not wary. Compare
our coal1. 24 bra. 6
~.· 644-1tll.146-5561
• CIB»ITMO
PaOILIM
W•W1D.._
97MIJ I /111-1145
Arnrilecl by
eo..tH.-L.-
A Mortaate Broker
YOU CAM II
SUUWITMA
A BANK
2nd m's
llDUCID IATIS
s ... 1£r* 714-13 JOO
Ask for LlDda F1)'DD
or Karell Linn
....,w-... 1030 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Now You
Can
Sell
More
wlUa Dally P ilot
P ENNV PINCHER
ADS Still only sz.
3 lines for 2 days
only Sl a day. 34c a
line
Ad vert1se o ne or
more )(em.s valued
up t6 SlOO Each
additional line 1s
only 60c for the two
days Sorry . no
commercial ads
allowed Charge
Your Penny Pinc-her
Ad or use yo ur
Bank Amencard
Visa or Mastercard
f'or more inform•llon
and to place your ad ull
642-5678
Private Party Offerin1 ---------~ T.1>. with 3"o amuw ft'BIU 1 ~
yield. Sl0,200 dileounted ~"I.I;. I~ price. MS-7008
........ ,.. .. Trwt ANSWERS
Deidii SOU Oablla -U bel -•••••••••••••••••••••••
~Mt.J.Co.
All typa ol .... estate
illvellmenta Ii.Dee 19'9.
SpecWdlllJ ..
WTDt
64~2171 545-061 I
Quota -Offend -
FOOI'BALL
A 1urellre wey to get
your bUJband'a atten
Uan: G« out your best
~~putitooa
5300 .......................
FlllD IDS
A1£ flH
Call:
64~5'71
La;t: Bedllogton Terner
puppie, female. no col
lar Vic North Laguna
Ted 497 1076
Found Dob er m an
81.k/Tan Male. also gray
ntbbit Newport Beach
Animal Sheller 644·3656
Found: kitten, black &
or ange Tabby, Hillcrest
area . Please call
546-3'72.
Found; Black dog wilh tan
ie,s. lrg Collar & nea
oollar 754·S311 ----
FOUND: fem lnsh Setter
Beach & lndtanapohs llH
536-51.83
FOUND: 2 dogs. l fem,
bllt w/bm chest, l male,
lite bro. pit bull?
Cabnllo, CM 642 R472
67s-e33.3 days
Penonols 5'350 •.•..•...........•.....
PRE LAW student needs
$25,000. Will do anythmg
Legal Co nf1dent1 al
DVM . P .0 Box 3242 .
N.8.9211163
M~SAGE
FREE
Pre<Jnancy
T~stinq
ABORTI ON
•Gefteral IA~) or
Loccil AnesthHio
•Low fff lncludtt
Lab Tesh, Cowifflinq.
SunJery, M~icattons
and Post-Op Exam
*~"9 & Refff·
ral
•M edi-Cal &
lft5UrGnce Accepted.
*C onfident ial &
Penonal Can.
BIRTH CONTROL
STUlLIUTIOH
For illforma tkm or im-
mediate appointment.
c~
CAUFORMIA
PREGN ANCY
COUNSELING
SY VIC E. IMC.
APCARE
NEWPORT
BEACH
752-0053
SANTAANA
972-31 0 4
Hablamos Espanol
Be pampered with a
personal relaxin g
massage by 12 of the pre
tllest girls 1n Southern
Calilor n1 a J acuu.1 ,
sa\.Ula etc. Open 10am ~!!
4am. 7 days a week Vis a/M.C. Atlantis Health •••••••• •• • • • •• •• •• • • • •
Spa, 2112 Harbor Blvd. Jobs Wanted. 7075
Costa Mesa 645·3433 Br ••••••••• • • • • • • • •• • • • • •
101 this ad for your Take care ol lhe elderl't or
speciaJgil\. s1ck 10 their hom1•
Knowledgf' of ox) gt-n
eq1np & usage 5-19 0373
COVER GIRL ~want~ 7100
•OUTCAU• 9l53-0771l MC /VlSA
Pralessiooal Therapeutic
massage Lic'd. NB Appt
oolY, Steve 548-281 i
•.•••...........•.•••..
GE~f'RAL. ti~ 1-I< 1-.
rull1t1me :::.m.ill l"Cl
Westchfr Jre;i Handle·
telephont:... hte tnnnl(.
general a<'c-tg m•~l' 11f
lice dulle~ Rl·qu1 rt·
basic office <.kill'> & ,I(·
curaq Ca 11 a<;k fur
Charlottt:, 645 i261
SECOND
TRUST DEED
LOANS FfRST Lo1t ~Found a pet? CaJI Eacort. Modf4s
Animal Aaahtaoce • ,._... Dmteen.
LADY
ACCHTG . CLERK
Good typing 10 key t<•
touch ~;xpr nee G00tl
benefits 3.., hr week ~50
to $1000 lO ~tart 83.1 06111
(OAC)
SZ0,000..$50,000
c..&ue. 537·2273. oofee -•1 * 972-1345 *
Up to U yn ftnanciAt
W-*ly O(>mmltmeata.
LOST: Wbl. • P'CY long· MC & Visa Accepted
haired cat. Mesa Verde ~~~~~~~~~
For any f'eUQD area. Reward ! S46-8397 ::: . ACCOUNTING CLERK
17·25 lbs ID 6 wks No A /P . \ n \ccount
lhota. no drugs. no con s An a I y "e o; & o t he r
tracts. Kathleen or special pro1ects Xlnt
Far )'om' bualneu or lat: lteys la black case.
Foryourbame. Tues P M, Tewinkle Fut~lltnice. Park, CM . Reward. MO PREPAY _•_UllO ___ -i
PENALTIES
REAL ESTATE rtNANCIAL
C7 I 4J 14~UJ4
Ll»t: 1111. E .aide CM
Ooctatiel, ITY w /yel. • ~e bead. · 'Cbaelu ·'
REWARD. 811·5165 maa.
reflexdo&'
accu~re
Robio673-0111 Be net 1ls s a I Co m
urnE .......... IES ID!nsuratc w l'Xp Send ~"" Resume w '>ttlar) h" ESCORTS tory to Class1!1ed Ad 714
all major credit cards PO BOX '560 92626 CM
accepted
530-4723
\1·u11ui1 in1•
A P AMO A/R Clerk
J•ermJn1111 p;irt time
l"'~1t1011 \tu .. t be exper
Jnll~ !luger Laguna
Ut•;1{h "~ 0487
ACCOUHTAMT
1)Ut.st,,nd1ni: oppt)' for
std.ff ,11·roun1ant Vaned
clul1r-. 10 inter compam
aJ1ah .,,, Jt Jt"ct · i:: re con
c·al1Jllun for d1\ of int 'I
l'V S1Jh1hh & growth op
pt~ • top benefits Call
for 1ntPn 1ew . (7 14 1
~11 t.!rl Helen Schaffer
P~rwnnt>I Agency, 28052
l "m111u Capistrano.
:;;!tt. l .a~11n.1 "11guel
~.,Fe"-; Ever
A CULLIGAN MAN
! ull1g;in of San Clem has
2 imnwd openings for
qi.-rep Sal to start
"hil1· in tr.11ning Co
Uo•11d1l.'i. 1•.1\1 ~\12 3213 or
Kiii .llJ:lt ~;() 1'.
,\l.1rm •" rwl!rls m ... taller
I.: '''" 11·1 man Top ~'11.!t'' f11r qual1f1 ed
person 22'1 Forest ,\ ve
i rc'M •. L.1i.:una Bch
\LAR\IS
\mt.1t1<11h eltp'd in
-.1;iJli•r \lnl sal growth.
llPJI\~ 71\ it;!! 4330
Apl 1\o.s1!>t ~int \>tanager
Trarn••cs Will train
<'oupll' l'allt'r worJC &
n..1nt1•nen it t 642 5073
ARTWORK TECH.
Pnntt><J 111 <"Ul t boardl>.
:? '>•rll'\I &. mulu layer 3
} ~ t'\JK.'r sal3.f) open
.\ppl~ to Irvine
l'Jiginn·nni.:. Inc 16872
llJli" \vC'. Unit 'B '.Irv
ASSEMBLER /
ELECTRONIC
ln1mccl1all open 1nes
W.irl. nrar the beach.
\1e<.'han1cal assembly,
""1nng ~oldenng 6 mo
nun '"P rt><fd. Growing ~0. .. 1 lwnehls Call
( t• r J p I' I 6 4 5 3 6 3 2 ,
"it'wport M,inne Engr .
t<l2() w mh St . C M.
A:.." .. 1.int ~\.in ager Cou·
pie ~ 1tl time 156 All
.Af"Jull I 111t S800 + Apt &
Utlls Hill 1613 Hunt
fkh
\l:TOWITIVE
LOTPERSOHS
lrnmcd1<1te opening '
Com11anv tx>nefits Apply
m person to Mike Levine
orTnnie Montoya
THEODORE
"ROBINS
FORD
2060 HARBOR Ill VD.
COSTA MESA 642·0010
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
'2000 HARBOR tll\11>
CO!>lA Ml~A 04'2 · 0010
1
AUT O M ~CH A N I C
1 .....,.d, ture11n • or -..auc, prim• loc. ?~Potnl _.,
f; AUIOllOTIV&
( rAITS
, MAMAGH
( ~ Coun\y •• De•fl\
"-J..-.b1p reqwreii an
: u~rtenced Chry~ler
• Pa.rt.a Mana1er W~ rt• ofteno.· ~ l All £xc:ellenl Wur1<1n11
J DJVU'Ol\JDt nl • 2 Ali Na1or 8end 1h
• I 21188 Harbor Blvd
COST-A M ESA
CAU 540-0330
OR 540-91 00 ----BABYSITIER needed for
Chu.rcb Nursery in Cosla
Mesa area Call SS6 n87
BABYSfITER needed for
Church Nursery in Costa
Mesa area Call SS6 7787
1 Babysitter needed for an
fanl Begin Sept FV
area. ref 775 1Jl5
BABYSfITER for9yrold,
if possible in Pomona
Sehl area CM 642 7~
att4:30PM
Babysitter needed for
Teacher's child Aftt!r
school, your home. ap
prox 2hrs Gd wages
CdM.~7486
' '
Babysitter myhome, v1c
ol Mesa Dr & lrvme, CM
Cor 5 yr old, 5 JOam
7:4Sam. 3 or 4 school
momin&s. 646-4651 eves
IAIYSITTH MHDED!
Church in Newport
Heights needs person to
care for children in
Oiurch Nursery Hours
7 :4S-11:4~m Sundays
Mu st have own
lran1portat1on Good
References a mus t'
~·
BABYSJTI'ER needed for
9 year old girl, approx
imately J hours af\er
school , your home
East.shore Elementary,
(Woodbri dge Irv.>
Please call Gin n ie
642-4321 ext 321 days or
SSl-0461 eves
BaDking
MEW ACCOUNTS cOUNsaoa. P rr
For our South Coast
Plua Office. Exp pre
ferred. Gd typing skills
req. Call Kathy Am
burley: 54CH066.
CALtFOIMIA
FIDEllAL
UYIHGS&LOAH
695 Towa C...... Dr.
Banking
TB.LER
NEW ACCOUNTS ,.,.ff;m
Position av ail 10 our
Qista Mesa office Exp
req. Please call Jack
Clane·s.6-2300
CALIFORNIA
FEDERAL
SAVINGS&
LOAM
2100 Harbor Blvd, CM
9'2626
Equal Op port unity
Employer
BANKING
SAVINGS
MANAGER
O \aJ\enp1 growth op-
=:available in the
Beach office of
a le~ savin11 and
kl9D. We re aeekm1 an
IDdlvtdl&&l with a 1troo1
~Ct+ years> ln braocb operations,
lel1er aod new acc:ountl
fun c t lons aq_d ~loo. ln addJlfon
\o a n ou lltand1n1
beneftta packqe lnclud· lDf profit 1barin1 and re tirwmeat plan. we offer
aeel•ent IJ'OW\h poteo • • ti.al aad • top 1tartin1
.:.b•.. ~. Pluae call Janel ; . • ,.Jlldridt at (714) 60-4000
""toa.tbldule an laten'~.
\;;~
e&.•ca&. , ....... [ ... a.ali..._ i )r. ci.tcal M .. c..i ~ ht
..,., Abt tr'° type 40 :::::-:am art lndf:: WJ)m. lutia. t lltJ t4.H per -r. C all: w/Maf Card II ••per. -.out,e.xt fortppt. Tb I• co • n Joy a Onmp Coun•1 Harbor pr e m otlnf. 10 loo-
11\aNe\pal Court &.O. f!. forward to •~entually
QDWll
r ~ork aa full
(SUPtR)
PRODUCTION
TEST TECHS
t.odlao/Jaoitor REllEX, ii a r~1.dly Co. apartment • 40 hrs. per IJ'O'#\na diVllioo Es-
1 Cell·O Corl>oratioo and a ace · compa.oy lrA'Aft manufac\urer of ._,." •d· worklaf en -V\11••• computer peripheral
11.,1.... products. nexible di.su .,. ..._CO. and paper tape readers.
elback Si.. We are presently seekine
•-on U.ach, Ca. qualified individuals to ,,__ ________ ,-runnJna your owo dept. ... _______ , C.tl!
1-./-~-~·,•c• .. •,•k--1 a.teal -.I t •
Mt-1'191 work as <Super> Produc ~~ul!!!!!~<>Pj>~E~m~ply~r ~ Uon Teal Techs .
C&odidales should have
4-S years digital and
analog exper ience in
computer peripherals, a
good worlung knowledge
~ ... l1Pa »ttwpm • FflEE JOIS nJM11
An > kind o f l oan booll lleep lna eapar lllllE.ft.h St.,S.A
dorumntation back hellll\al but will tral.o P U RC E L L T E M trowMt to •ork 1n S.nta CaU '1tckl, HO IOH. POl\ARIES ba1 many Ana ('I'd bneftla, opp' Coutal Penomel Alftl ~ fot' very eactt
t> for ad\enrC'ment 6 cy, l'MffarborBl.~ ln1 companlu lm
st• rt 1 n I ~ » I a r > to NSVSR A. P'&r.; mtdi•tA! openlap for
si uo I ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I
C4ll C.-ry t7l-ttH --Yant Wcrtw Ex
lfilfi •: .ih St . SA perleoced Apply at
"-of S..per¥1aor
~ro"'1n1 bani!. )~k:> ex
~r·a 11>d1\ lo supervise
sm Jepl & 1row w11h
blink ~u~l be w1llln& to
pitch 1n & operale
nwchui~ on uccai;1on u
i.urneon~ 111 or hv> work.
loi.d l-:xrel ben"Clls &
starlin g si.ilary lo
Sl,209
Cal Carry 972-9955
1616 E 4lh St S A
Bookkee~r
GroWUlg co seeks md1v
with some bkpg exper &
knowledge of payroll.
lite typing, OK to join
it's fncndly staff locat-
l"<i l" Whittler LolS of
variety & wlll be
replacing manager
Starting s a lar y to
Sl,000
Cal Carry 972-9955
1616 E 4th St , S.A
M..,arT1a' u
Gro~1nit f1nan c1al
corp seeks sever al
tra 1 nees with an eye
tov. ard the future Must
be_ s table c areer
or1enlt'd & have gd
yerbal comm un1 ca
lion!> Some collep:e a
.plus Excel benefits.
growth potent & start
111~ salary, S800 c .. Carry t72-ff55
1616 E 4th St., S.A
T.._.MrwAcch..
Pacitlc Tidfl Manne 'Z27
20lh. St NB
Bookkeeper. Pull cbarae
Nan smoker to work on
booka of clienu for
Newport Beach CPA
fum 7~18
ha+t!HpMg Clerta I s.cm.y
Metbodical/Versalile
person to post accounts
rec/payables vouchers,
type 4S+wpm, re<'eP
tion,st A: secretari a I
duties. Irvine furn mfr
Call It H. SM).889C.
IOOIUlEEPEI
Mirta /Sales
Newport &ach invest
ft.nn bas opening, per ell
pan.sioo To handle sales
comm1ss1ons, acctg
functions. Computer
knowledge a must Ex
per matunly necessary.
Call · ~0123
IOOICSTOltE CLEO
Full lime opening lo
clerk pos1t1on in
bookstore specializing 10
technical & sc1enhhc
books Prefer person
Wllh some e•p in 1"orlt
1.11g m a boolcstore Hrs
S.5 Moo-Fri Apply Mr
Harrod, SCITECH Book
Cent.er. 17901 Main St.
Irvine, CA SS7 8324
Brick layer helper, full·
time Must have good
transp. 675-3115
Pwcal T ... cit"..t••
~ Birch Street
Newport Beach
Call 851-9055
CLERICAL
Register today for local
temporary usienment.s.
557.0045
Ch-Lft\W:::.
llMPQllAllY PfllSONN~l SllMCIS
ClHfCAL
lmmedu•l• opemnp
•Acrow>Jing Clerks
*Cleric 1'yp1:1t
•KeYJlltnl'h ()per
•~elary
•Word Processor
•Bookkeepers
k~omt AbMitiff
Personnel Services
110 Quail. Ste 200 NB
Call Karen
9SS·Z170
Growing S&L seeks •IUSIOYS• Clencal Need me clerk &
personable outgoing Experienced FulJ Tlime, general oUice person.
md1v Wls&L exper to Part Time. Apply in 12-6 daily Mu~t now iom their fnendly staff. person. Wed or Thurs l~key by toUl'b. hick
Off enni,t exl'el benefits 2. 4 pm , G r a m m a , s Iverson VW I Po che I
& starling salary to House. Bristol at RedluU, Audi, ask for bara.
$875 Coata Mesa /Newport 6D-0800 c .. C.-ry t7J.ffll Beach. -------
1616 E 4th St .SA. ---------CLERK for hardware CAl&.ETV COMPANY store Exp Gd. benefit.a.
Seacl&f
Wants P tr service man Call Chuck at Laguna
.., Eves, weekend,,, gd pay Beach Lumber Co .
Beaut bank overlookmg
water seeks 1n d1v1
Ca 11 Mr H1 g g an s ~or544).8267
2J3.659-4801
w knowledge or loan' CAR WASH dot"umentation & al' l'urale typing to step in, Cashiers wanted part
to newly created pos1 · time C M . Npt Bel\,
t1on 10 corporate ore Fash.. lsla.od. Fnt Vly
Speed wr1t1ng or· 644-4460askforNancy
st-.>rthand a plus. Co of· C fers excel benef1lS. lots Alt WASH HELP or parties & starting Full. part time •1a&Over salary to Sl,lSO. METRO CAR WASH
C .. Ccny '72-HSS 2950 Harbor RI, CM 1616 E. 4th St., SA 1---~'----=----1
CAS H IER wanted
F /time. w /tr ain. Call
Barban, al 540-3280
Clerk /Typist, part/full
t.une, fioaoc1al busmess
desires matw-e woman
Wllh gd sklll.s for general
olfice duties Sales exp
helpful. Call between 9 &
1, lrvine. 754-1142.
ClEl..I TYPIST
lnlermedate
CALI.7-.3488
<2AHR PER DAY )
<OR 760-:WOO)
M9I ca..t
Growla1 l'u bloo lale
bNed co 1eeks iodlv w /nice peraooaUty 6
llllUll back, u there la
bu~ Uf\in& \0 join co in thia entrY·level posi· lion Gd start for some
one interested in cll0\b-
1ng corporate ladder
Excel benefit.I. Startin
salary t(> d .
Call:
lft• JohHOIJ
972.9955
1816 E. 4th SC.. S A
~
Fam>WI ~-needa tuled minded pe
w /~ secretaria
per & gd skills. s lni
salary to Sl.150 Excel
1)enefits & beau officea.
Call:
RJto J
97
1616 E . .......
ral openings•
w ut. Fash\on lsle
. ~r you can type 3S m or use lG-key by
to1c . please caU ' This
w,Ou ~ be wonderful start a career job for
you Hering excel
benefits & starting
s alary to $650. CaU
-Jt -f7J.."51
1616 & 4th St , S.A
a.nc.a
Lite ac:counting
back1J"OUD41 or classes
needed to help out in
the bank reconciliation
dept. al. modem co. in
beaut. Fash ion Isle
Excel. benel'lts & great
pote nt . for
advancement. Starting
salary to $750. Call:
-Jit• • '1Z·ftll
1616 E. 4th St.. S A
,.,,..a..
Lge. Fashion Isle olc
needs bright indiv
w/ previous payroll
exper on computer. Co.
bas excel. benefits &
lots of roo m for
advancement
Starting saJary to S9SO
Call UaJh=
m-tt11 1616 E. 4thSt .. S .A.
Acumllh ,., ... I
Lite exper or
accounting c l asses,
some typing & lG-key
for position in this
lovely Fashion Isle ofc.
Excel. benefits, great .. ,, .. ,
Growing escrow co
seeks inwv. w/escrow.
bank or S&L bkpg
exper o r a cc tg
background to join it's
friendly taff Lots of
va riety & starting
salary to Sl.000
CASHIER
Recor der-No cash re·
gister;. Benefila. Floe
ladies apparel 1tore.
John Hogan, 11 L Faah100
Island. N .B 644-7100.
~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I g r owth ~ote n l . & = starting salary to $700.
C .. C.-ry 972-HSS
1616 E 4th St , S A
Seathaf
So County .based co.
seeks mature indiv
w typing & s horthand
lo JOln 1t 's friendly
staff Co 1s known for
it 's l o n 11: t e rm
employees & excel
bene fits. Sta rting
salary $900 up .
C .. C.-ry 972-HS
1616 E 4th St , S.A
,,,...
CBIREIS
UTDTEM
MARKETS
For 2nd & 3rd Shirt.a
I
COACH Athletic Aasla-
lant. &irls' volleyball, 2
bn dly, 918-10/3. Davis
Middle Sehl. Newport
Mesa Sehl Dist. 7~3'00
COMPAHIOH
For Elderly Woman
every other weekend.
Fri Mon. Coold.01. Ute
hskPC. 64.WUS
COOIC
Conv. Hosp Diel exper.
xlnt benefits. 642~
We promote to manage· Cook, experienced. Call.
ment & supervillon Crom 67-4481 Aak for Rick or
within. KArl Partni;r's Bislrl>.
WANT A CAREER" Laguna Beach.
~~Call~~(~TI~4~)~63~1~942~l~~I COOK·Malure Is reliable, = all around cook, for am
Child Care My Home, retirement residence In
Tuea.-Thun. 3 to 6. Santa Laguna Bch. 10 hr 4 day
Ana Heights. 5.56-6044 wt. For appl. ~MS&
CHRISTMAS MONEY Cook, P /T , Preechool.
E n t h 1,1 s i a s t i c Ute cookin1 I& clean up
Homemakers -earn to duties. Cleaollne11 a
S2000 by Thankagiv10g must. Childcare benefits.
demonatraling Toya • lrv: S.S.Z.7331 or 857-USJ,
Gift.a. No deli veriea -No Tult.io : $44· 1"7
Call:
ll•Jt•
972-HSI
1616 E. 4th St., S.A.
Sea••• You b.ave never aeen
o f/Ices aa lovel)' aa
these. Gd. 1.11:.llla le some
knowle d ae o f
Government reports
will eam you a place ln
this pre1tiglou1 co.
StarliDI nlar y lo
$1 ,200. Call:
Beaut So County
based co known for at ·s
long term employees
seeks i.ndsv w/typing SO
plus & ability to write
letters Excel benefits
& Starting salary to
$800
oollecting. Need a car. ·--------•I Call ~ collect to
-.It r f1.z.tfll
1816 E 4tb St.. S.A.
C .. C.,, '72-HH
1616 E 4th St.SA
see line.
GIFTS 'N GADGETS
Celebratlni our 30th
rear al
•COOKS• F\IU It p/Ume, up.er
prel, ii not will train. A p-
ply ln peraon: Dick
Olurch'a Rest, 2818 Npt
Bl.CM
Seu•••• Plu1b co. n eed• a
.,._. to .....
OUCHSICUTAIY
Ptr, apply Noo-Frt. W !!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~! polled, attractive
peraon wfnper.· ln
corporata law for their
le1al dept.. Excel.
b eoerl u • beaut.
IWTouodinl •· Star\lnl
1&lary to ti,850. Call:
B'eaut S&L s eeks
exptr'd branch mar.
for Or1. Cly based
po11tion Excel benefits
& starting salary tc.
Sl.900.
Cel C.,, t72·ffll
16HI E. 4th St .. S.A.
1601 Mar1uerite An. COOIC
_Od_M_. _______ 1 waoi.d for ad.Ive retire-
meot realdenee. 2nd
ttdft, ll:IOAM to 8PM.
Quaadt7 cookina expv.
r9Cl'd. Mtdkal 6: dental
b e n efHa , Apply :
Clerical
TYPlm
~mploymeot •anll. lD
mul\l 1ur r o uodln11.
CompeUtlve pay, In·
i.vtew • blte. For mon Nr#port Vlha, 842-5111
tni>. caDTod •rvtces Counte r help wanted , m..8800 PIT. Sandwlcb cn ao
wanted , F /T . e1p .
Qmitled Adi, JOIU" OW» 0ary•e Deli, f1S.2iA ltol>ahopplq eeoter. ~C--OUMTa.....,_ __ ._,---1
t4mD MaP7 needtd for Sandwich
Help ~u to•_., .a.. ¥oo·Jl'rl. pm or HeaPUil Mlec.tklft U1 full Uil9. An~'t [)ell, ~ 8aDa1ub 11111 Sb Park. A.
&M DAIL Y.l'um 1". C•l'\: m.ol'JO for
HELP 1f AN',l'EO ADS
-.... f7Mtll
1616 E 4tll St., S.A.
very men over 18 for
A. nme1 to homes in
• CM 14~$450/mo + bonus 1148-0637 ,
Ml-5864
DELIVERY pe rsoo
Mature. up 10 furn
Louch-up Ir debvery 42
hr wk. $425/hr Call Bet
ty bet 9 " l lA M. 642·2053
DBJVERYMAM
for furn iture store. 4
~ per wk Quabf1ca
tioos , Lift heav y
mlllare. gen' l store
lolenance , Ca11f
dri ·a lie • good dnv IDI Call in Apply
ln mommgs at
Dick Me eer f1oe
Furnl1bln , 1727
WestCliff, NB 8
Delivery person n
must have ad drivmg re·
cord , Hunt B ch
SJ&.2926.
Delivery P/Ume AM.LA
Times. $100 per week
Lag\Dla Beach 494-3496
Delivery & Stock, Cull
time including Sat & Sun
2·llpm Xlnt benehl1
See Harold, 495 East 17th
St.CM r
DENTAL ASSISTANT
for Laguna Niguel oUice
2 yrs exp_ r~ 495·4600
Dental
Exp Cha1rs1de Dental
Assistant , gd hrs
Benefits 1 rv1oe area
~
DENTAL A s~1s t ant
Orthro chasrs1de Xlnt
wage & benefits, RDA or
eligibl e Npt Bcb
64().0121
DENTAL
Periodontist needs full
lime assistant Ex
panded duties opportun1
ty. X-Ray certificate re
q'd. Exper pr eferred
Xlnl. benefits. salary
open. 842·6631
Domeal1c Help Needed
Homekeeper live lD Lag
Bcb residence. pr1v
community. xlot
w/cbildren, 3 & 4, all
phases of hseworlt, must
speak enghs h, non
srmlter, top sal for nght
person Ca II 64~ 7 404 8 5
M·F
Donut shop work, full &
pa11 lime shlfts Apply
am only. D.K's Donuts,
2963 Fa1rv1ew, Costa
Mesa
Dri ver Helper for
Fashion Island home
furnishings shop. 35hr
wk. Call Tom 644-8860
DalVHS
FUll 6 pa.rt time employ.
ment. muat be 18 yrs of
a&e. Call Mark: 751-2680
DllVEA HEEDED
Senior preferred. Llebt
pick-up & delivery.
Thompson Blueprint.
3186-E Airway Ave •
C.M.~ml
Driver for achool de-
liveries, early morrunes
~ van or oun. Call
of M1 c r0Processor s,
Cam11larity with GEN
RAO capabilities and
outputa, aod program
ming knowledge to allow
troubleshooting of PCBs
for 1nlelhgenl t> pe
drives Will test and
troubleshoot lo clup level
and PC& at the system
level.
Take your next step
fOtWard with REM EX
We wtU offer you an ex
t•ellent starting salary,
outst.andmg benefits. and a secure future with
plenty of opportumty for
growth. Call our Person-
nel Office or apply
person on Tuesday
1733 A•.-.
'"-·'2714
714--557-4160
Equal Opportw11ty
Employer M /F
ESCROW SEC'Y
Desire knowledgeable
escrow secretary looking
for lugh office act1v1ty &
rich co mpeps a uon
.nvers111ea sul'cessrul
parent com pan y
Pleasant office at-
mosphere & guaranteed
top saJar} Mr. Merage
843-2235
-~Op~ for high school grads
looltmg for challenge,
skill training, travel and
work expenence Army
service sl'hools te,.ch you
a skill of your choice
After you train travel to
your duty station 1n
Europe for assignment
You may choose 2. 3 or 4
year enlistments. Some
cnucal assignments pay
cash bonuses up t.o SJ.000
alter training. Must be LD iJXld sh.ape and possess a
lugb school diploma Call today ·
COST A MESA 54().1026
HUNT BEACH 962-8821
LAGUNA HlU.S 768-5251
SANTA ANA 542.2435
'MS IS THE ARMY
FACTORY n.JJME£
Gd pay 1n plastic
adhesive co 1537
MooroVla Ave , NB
FILE Clerk, General Ofc
Typing r~ d. for promo·
tional purposes High
School grad No exper
nee Farmer's Insurance
Group, 5-40.4100. EOE
File Clerk for Orange
Coun ty Law Off1l'e
<Near S.C. Plaut) High
School grad. Call Con-
nie: 641-0217
Floral Designer. exp
Ftr. Newport Beach.
645-784.5.
R.OllST
Delivery person n~ed.
4-5 hrs. per day. Mon·
Fri. $4 per hr Gd
driver, our van Call:
~r~7980
Mr . Camp, Newport ---------ProduceMS--0032 Full Time Electncian
mm 5 yrs. exp. Call after
6pm 556-82.49
D.FCTRONICS
TEST
TECHNICIAN
UNITS
REMEX, ia a rapidly
crowilll division of Ex·
Cell-0 Corporation and a leadinl ma nuf act urer of computer peri pher al
DIQd\ICts , nex1ble disk
Clrtvea and paper tape re-
9dera. We are in need of
lnd lvldu all wilh 8
month• esperlen ce
lr oable1hootln1 solid
.... circuitry.
Oandidal.el 1bould have l
1f•ar t echnical 1chool
llDd e!Q*ience perform-lnl lo ·procea1 inspec·
UGnl. Wlll teat power ~ ud punch reader
proilsQ. Muat be able to
"Ol""Dlllllca&o effectively
ID&a,Uab.
RalEX wiU otter you a
eompe Utlve at ar tlna lalu7 and a.n euellenl
beneftta packaae. Pleaae eall • apply ln peraon to W Ptl"IOILMI Offt~ oo
Tualday.
REM EX
17H~A.
tn-.t2714
1'4-111 .... 0 s.M10p~1 ~ ....... ,.
GENERAL0Ff1CE
Perm.anent, part-ti me
for tMurance company
Call Jerry 754...()711
Geoeral Office
TYPISr for small office
needed now. 8:30 to 5.JO:
50.eo wpm. Dic\aphooe
capability, phone
answering, Client con·
tact CaJI 549-9002
Geoeral Office
Responsible, front orrice
appearance, gd phone
personality essential.
quick learner, appro•
60-65wpm. accurate.
Newport Beach location.
tllOOfmo. Call 759-0313
GENERAL OFFICE-
t.umber company needs
penon from 1~2 Moo
Fri. 54.S-S571
G88AL FOUMAH
Sm. rnfcr. " distnbutor aeeb een. foreman over
shod abaorben • lif\
ld\I. Medical & dental
benefl\I, salary open
Oomact· J. Our!, Mickey
1bompson Product&, lnc.
lt70 Placentia, CM I
M.WUS. EOE
WANT AcrION?
Quailed Ada 6'2·5678
MOWIST .. TIMI
for job aeeltera to check
t he Dally P llot Help
Wanted clu1lftcat.ton. U
tba job )'OU want la not
there you mlpl C0081der
ollerlna your ser vlcu
wtth an ad In the Job
Wanted cateaory. Phone
eo.51'1'1
I
WE
GOOFED
We have additional
needs tor our NEW
SECOND SHln for
individuals in Quality
Control areas and w e
didn't let anyone know!
If you're one of the
following, RUN, DO
NOT WALK in and apply
or gfab a phone & call
us now!
I N-PROCESS INSPECTORS
Knowledge of wor1<mansh1p standards
and documentation ability to read
blueprints and use inspechon tools
required
FINAL INSPECTORS
Backround must include systl"ms
1nspeci1on in prototype design and
devPlopment
EATIFICAT ION TECHNICIANS
QUALITY ASSURANCE
Responsible for final system approval
Requires high degree of accuracy and
attention to detail
You·11 really want to consider Rohe
Sc1ent1hc, an aft1hate ot Philips Medical
Systems, Inc We're rapidly expanding
1n the medical electronics ultrasound
field. offer prest1g1ous progressive
opportunities -1mmed1ate openings -
increased rates · GOOD sh1l1
d1Herent1als -complete company
1:>enet1ts AND MORE'
PLAN ON JOINING US. SECOND
SHln AT ROHE NEEDS
YOUNOWI
See us anytime this week that is
convenient lor you
Contact
Bob H•ckbarth,
(714) 5S.7eo&
2722 huth F•lrvlew Ave.,
Sant.Ana
( 1 mll• north of 405 on •
Fairview, between W•mer &
..geratrom)
' A North American PhllipS ~.£~ ~ eQlillloeonrM'lll'~--~
OH
'. I
a-.1
NI ~ oCllllDinP •U.""=dtpU.
wc1•t1
SPOaTSWIM
...SACCISS. ..... sttc» sroac l\UNN&RS Put u-openlao ln t.tw
followin1 ..
WOl •IS ACCISS.
'WCI •IS IMllSSIS
WAITDSSJCOOll
S'l'OClt R UkNUS
We offer ucellenl com
.-.y benefi\a. Apply U\
~ llcm Uvu Fri.
J.C.PIMMIY
3' Faabion laland
Newpor1 Beach
E O.E M/F
GENERAL OFFICE
One girl oHice for
marine conatrucl1on
compa n y Sell
r:notivat.os.. all phasea of
afftce work. Pea board
1y1tem, expdr exper
helpful. l850 mo. 673.1630
~Office e••l&n' OPIHIMGS
MIVHAFHI
I Stodlr a •• Clerk ISU.~hor
l lecep&.ist
I C-1 ..._Sec'y '°'*'Dept Sec'y I Sl9HAcca.tmt
'Acct.J. Aut. 1~-...c• IT,,W
1Ga-40fflu
I Swawl-V/CPA
I S.C_'y to Pw lw a
714-lll-77'2
.... ScWfw , .......... ,
211152 Camino Caputrano
ta-1.asuna Niguel
.. l•••L OllffCI
Our rapid))' upandln1
~co.ia NekIDI • eathuawtic aelf. 1tartin1 lndlv. ior a emeral olc. J)(leition Gd.
typin&, phones & filln1
required. Outatandina
compenntioo ft excell.
company benefits
Pleuut worlt1n1 en-
vironment. Contact Penoanel.
Sdewtific
Dri~ CGlllrok
l.IOll llitcbell South
Irvine, 557-9051 EOE
GCILAIOAY
HB Nylon Wallet Co de·
sins energetic penon to
au1st owner in a young
Jnnring business. Lite Bkkpi.og &r typing exp.
helpful. Own car nee
.. MOW IMIOLLI ... Ill:
CHllST
LUTHWll
SCHOOL
Preschool -Grode I
Chnst'°" Setting
Basics in CllticiJum
Certified School & T eochers
Jmtrumentd & Choral Mu~c
After-school Sports
Doy CC7e Avoiloble
"Canng school with a
Christ-amtered education"
... _.. ............ al1t
541&1&&
CHRIST LUTHERAN
CHURCH & DAY SCHOOL
760~ c:.e.w...
111111 p 0
........ C714114t-1411
~ene vance
Ceq r
FALL FUN!
•BALLET •TAP
• JAZZ • MODERN DANCE
• CHILDREN • TEENS * AOUL TS ................ w .....
I UT "' SHAN fer THI HOUDA YS I _ ""T'IJM TO IYTHYW" _
•
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School ()pftal ~ember JO
0
m11r •airmant lclJoal
OIUNC• COUNTY'S OLDGT a II/II/I.ST
,.,..,.,. JCROOI.
GrodesK-8
'· • VOCATIONAL NURSE
• MEDICAL ASSISTANTS
• MEDICAL OFFICE RECEPTIONISTS
• DAY Ct.ASSES
• APPROVED FOR VETERANS
• TUITION LOAN ASSISTANCE
• ELIGIBLE INSTITUTION FOR
• Baste Educational Opportunity
Grants (BEOGJ
National Direct Student Loan
INDSL)
Cal1forn1a Guaranteed Student Loan
(CGSL)
• PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE
ACCREDITED MEMBER NATIONAl ASSOCIATION•
QI' TRADE l TECHNICAL 8CHOOl.S
(714) 541-4461
,~?l~t.~t!l 1~.
CHRIST LUTHERAN PRESCHOOL
& DAY CARE CEHTER
announces its opening
September 2, 1980.
Half or Full Days.
Truly a social learning experience
in a Christian atmosphere.
631 -1639 760 Ylcton. A••· CM
Services Include:
• MhrC..Tllr ... t2Y"" · • ..... &Tollcl1rC ..
. .
COME TO WHERE THE JOBS AREi
Irvine College
of Business
'"" ,..,.,.. ··-.......... CA '2714
556-8890
In a few short months. you'll have
the skills and confidence to enter
the job market in an exciting,
well-paid, rewarding career as an ·
• \DMINl~IRA11\fo '>FC-Rfo I \II'\
• 1.FGALSH'Hl-'1 \HY
• BOOKKFf:PI-R
• J l 'NJOR A('C0l 'NTAN1
• C F.Nf'.Ri\I OFFWF \'-;SIS'!'"' I
• Hf:l'F.PTIONIS1
HELP YOURSELF!
Hundreds of Orange County
companies have hired lrvme
graduates Call now for more
information and brochures .
The Orange County employers
need you now' Inquire about
financial aid assistance! <You
may be ehg1ble for Federal
grants and loans.)
GET STARTED
NOW!
CALL 556-8890
Tap, Ballet, Jan.
Dancerci~. Aerobic, Balr•llOfn,
Disco, Hawaii• & latoft
Dorothy Jo
Dance Studio
2515 f. Cit. Hwy, C...
DwotllyJo,._•
12411 f.C.t.Hwy.C..
67lol420
· • Aflwk•1D1 .. 1p-• 1'.r • rp ....... to md tram ••mt• r SclMIDI
• DNip.61s.nlce
• lecrMll• .. Pt•-18727 Carmenila
Cerritos. CA
924-8718
• Lfppillcolt ........ !I• a. Progr-._ __ • Hot, tWa Ill W.. & Sau cb Kinder care~
6221 Lincoln
Buena Park. CA
821-7090
4601 Beach Blvd
Buena Park. CA
994-5610
22900 Loe Allsos Blvd
Mission Viejo, CA
77()..1999
26912 ~tanc1ero Dr.
Mission Viejo, CA
~7660'
... a child'• world
4514 N. Lark Ellen Ave
Covina, CA
332-4001
415 Elwood Dr.
Salmas, CA
«9·6S46
10350 Fen>Ave
Stantoo, CA
826-7040
l Bearpaw
Irvine, CA
552.3222
3661 Mi chelson
Irvine, CA
552-7331 ...
26 Lake Road
Irvine, CA
Opening sooo !
• SW. Approffd
13806 Redhill Ave
1
Tu6tin, CA
544-1467
25261 Paseo de Alicia
I Laguna Hills, CA
710-1991
Palomino Drive
Diamond Bar, CA
Opening soon!
•
107 Teardrop Ct
Newbury Park, CA
498-5744
19342 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach. CA
964-2569
3223 Associated Rd
Fullertoo, CA
~
9945 Slater Ave.
Fountain Valley, CA
968-4451
2560 E La Palma
Anaheim, CA
991 ·5«3
2515 E. South Slreet
Anaheim. CA
774-5141
2515 W Sunnower Ave
Santa Ana, CA
540.4750
.. ..
Will train. Call 960-31187 OFFIEAINQ: f«appt. Rising ci-ime rates are
be coming everyo ne's
concern. The professionally
trained protection dog i.! the
most effective and reliable
form of security for you and
your home.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COLLEGE
OF MEDICAL & DENTAL CAREERS
Glrt Friday
Computer Co. needa
qualified per so n .
General Office duties, &d
phone technique. typin&
60wpm. no shorthand.
Call between 9am-4pm
f« app. Ask for Cindy
714-SSM.515. E.0.E.
GO FOR IT!!
You warst · we've got! l.«'1 do it! We Teach!
We Train! Our aaenta
are happier. have more
support. and are dol.q 11Dre busbleu. You can
tao! Call Al Stellato to
ftnd out bow. M3-5871
WAUtEB•LEE R.'E.
Gnat opportunity for 10-
_.. aot requlrinl Im·
mM. lDcome. Film Co.
• ... 11101 a1areaaive,
career-minded peraon
wbo dlsirea a &timl&lal·
Inc poaitioa as • protlt aharin1 aasoe. with a bilhlY profitable future.
7144'J.QZl2.
• PNechool, agt19 2 to 5 yNrs
• Infant and toddi.r ~ram
• Att.moon eirten411Mt day care, 5 to 8 Y991'11
• Summer progr11m through AUO. 29, 1980
· • Kindergarten, starting s.s>t., 1980
• Open 7 a m. to e p.m. ·
~ Hot lunchn -Iota of love
• Stlmulatlng curriculum for full deWIOp"*'I of
lnteltec:tu.1 u ..Cl u VfOM and llM motor lllUla.
• Completaly bel•noed nutrttlonal Pfo01'8m.
EllOU IOW
JIMMIE DEFORE
DANCE CENTER
TAPP-JAn
IALLET
MODERN
641·8403
J72J lllCH, MEWPOl.'f MACH
WE TRAIN
PROTECTION
DOGS FOR:
• PERSONAL
•HOME ,
• BUSINESS
Obedience training and
,problem solving are also
·available. Call Tom Tackett
for more Information.
ALL TRAINING GUARANTEED
< I
lat ablft ~ .. fOI' tb-
div. havm, recent aper. w/futenera or amall
mech. compoaenta. E•· ~ aul• •out-~which
late uda full¥ paid
a.dlcal • deatal for --·~·
flllfOIU.l AS SIS TING
MEOICA.l OFFICE
MANAGEMENT
DENTAL ASSjSffHG (AOAJ
DENTAL TECHNICIAN EMEAGENCY MEOICAl TECHNICIAN
1•1
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8 ,.,..,,._ ...... .......... ~ ....... .--.-n•O&t•
I DAY & EVE. ClASSES
SlltlUI CUlllllA Calli( • l(flCM. l IOOll CMfUS
1111 S. MllKl.sT ST.. -Cl !Mt
Hlfp W..eud 7100 Http W..ted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
INST Al I • •n Inaurance U)AM OMCa Account Auiatant lo
e.Miq up ,_ ....,, Employee Benefit Ex·
Uan • ~~':t"I:~ ecutlve w /lnaurance
nee. E•cel. ulary It brotera1e rlrm. lnchld·'
bfmftb. Apply: Penon IJll aecret.arial ctuu .. ;
eel Director mmt have esp iD IJ"cq>
tmlT A•l IAMI life • health lmurance 12U'f. Euclid lncludln1 marhtta1.
Anlb&lm •t..-i JOd N.8, location. For
!qualOppEmplyr appointment call
.... JOU Deed eapert ..!.n~·~ .. ~·~lm~:....· ----
...... or ...,..tn, turn 'Dae futelt draw In Lb. ·
to U,. Sente. Dlnc:tory W•t. . .a Dall)t Pila&
in CIH11fled to aot.. Qauifted Ad. Call TodQ ,.....~. ecz,5171.
I
M
II A PROFESSIONAL r MAWl--IMIM--AU
r* SE<JE'ARIAL
. •LEGAL
•EXECUTIVE
· * WORD PROCESSING
I·.
*ACCOUNTING
• BOOKKEEP! NG
TO ADVANCED
*DATA ENTRY
flUU. T1 .. PUCIMIMT ASSIST AHCE
Cl.ASSIS MOW FOIMIHG
Call Mow 772-6941
Accredited Member Asaoc1ation ot
Independent Colleges and Schools
F1nanc1a1 Aid Programs Available
'W~ 7100 HefpW..tH 7100 .. . •••.•••..•....•.......................... •J'
•---.----l.neurance ACCOUNT REP
FGS has operungs for m
customer service dept to
service automobile ac
oounta. Must have good
oral & written com IMA we bavt a IJ"OUI> municat.Jon slulJ.s. exper
,..., .. iooal. dedicat· deurable Start1nj\
people wJio each COO· salary commensurate
to t.be l&aecesaful w /ex per & a bi II t y
, of our buai· Progressive bonus plan
· U )'OU are interest· avail 1f licensed. Xlnt ID JcUUa1 OU. kind of b i t.ID and are qualified company enefits n
be openta.a..llated career advancemPnl theD w~e to potential. Call Linda
t6 .rith you. We think 549-8161 f' v
ftod at INA an en· JANITORIAL Exper'd
me'nt where waxer, full-time, Irv.
ate uUliied .and a r e a P a y c o m -
a.re rtco1niaed mensurate w ability.
m.31123
JANITORIAL
JAMITORS
Oranie County's newest
c»alenb1p requires ex-
perienced Janitors.
We're offering
1. AD Excellent Workin&
Environment
2 All Major Benefiu
~TH ~
29Harbor Blvd. COSTAllESA
..
PRE8CHOOL,AGES2-4
KINDERGARTEN -8th
Mornlua and afternoon extended Day
Care for Gradtt 1rbool We provide
transportation lo &i from Bear, NewPQrt
He11bt1, Pawanno. Senora ElemenlJlry & Lindberah Scboola Experienced, llceMed
Preschool Extended Day Care in my
home An Academic recreational and
warm lovina env1rooment for yollr child
11 home away from home Convenient
to freeways & Buainess Otstncts, near
Paularino & Bristol A\'es
Houra: e:oo • e:oo
Tuition: FuU time
Klnderprten
Glede School
•• •• '20.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Call 557·"40
IRVINE GYMNASTICS
PARK
Register Now For
Boys & Girls gynmas11cs
Ages 4 & Up
Beginners thru compettt1on
Cdl 546-1211 For legWraH.
.
ATTENTION
D0G OWNERS!
Is your dOCJ hard to live
with?
Con Brio Dobermans
now offering
DOG TRAIMIHG CLASSES
open to all Breeds & CICJes
6 week course • $25.00
(714) 546-3575
• Problem solving -
(destructiveness. behavior
problems. disobedience)
• 0 bed i enc ·a c I asses
(Covers a11 · novice
exercises)
Puppy Kindergarten
(Socialization . puppy
problems. obediencel..
• Group or private lessons
Personalized Training
Pr~rams -Consultations
A CHILD'S PLACE
~ PRE-SCHOOL
LIMITED OPENINGS
AVAILABLE FOR FALl
AGES2YRS
THRU6YRS.
UNDER THE EXPERT OlaECllON Of \JICKIE: MARX
V P Association for Humane Pet
Training ... former Director of
Educational Services of Pet Education
Center Humane Society of N. Y.
BE KIND TO YOUR DOG
THROUGH OUR GENTLE REWARD
AND PRAISE METHOD. .
The alternative "No Choke Collar
Program." Complete Obedience:
l'JCMClllntl • poltttw eodal·
Kademk program Wtth the
wannth. love and guklance that
YQUrchlJd~. •
646-4318
1 Ml C•arcla St. Co••M-
Training Off Leash and On Leash
Control.
If you are considering kennel training.
group classes or teaching with
assurance
IN YOUR HOME.
CALL TODAY FOR A FAE~
EXPERT EVALUATION.
714-531-9890
All Dogs -All Ages • Housebreaking •
Pulling • Chewing • Wildness •
Mouthing • Barking • Jumping • Show
,Preparation. etc. h....., ..t Oar,., .............. .
EosyP.,_.t,._ ...... .
W..e.d 7100 Hllp Wmhd 7 I 00 H11p W..tM 7 I 00 Heep W..t.d 7100
·········~············· •··•·····•··•····•••··· ....................... ••·••··················
LEQAL SECIETARY
GrQ.win1 ~al Estat
Litigation Firm ia
Newport Cotr, aeek:a eit·
p 'd, efficient. as
ener1etk Je1al aec'y.
SJH. Dit'\a~bone • Xlnt Typlnt Skills a muatl
Xltit S&J. depeodini UPOD
qualifications ll np.
Good Benefits. 8*t1l60
LIQUOR~ CLERKS
Full & l!'rt-tlrne,
S31·1Z1% Rick
MAMACHMEMT MECHANIC TRAINEE-
Local EueuUve seeks Prime location, Dana
qualllied Individual for Point. 496-4Ms b.tCb incolm. p It situ a-ll on. For app't call MEDICAL ASSISTANT
&e-S8Zl wanted, bacltok work, La,una Hllls area. Ex-
t4• 111••tT..... pernec. 770-a313 Earn wblle·U·learn. Take bome minimum Mesaenier-Office Hdper
$M5 comm. per wk wblle for law ftnn, a:»SPM
tralnlna. f1J}) or part· Mon-Fri, must have re-tl au . t 11·IIt7 . liable car. $ot.OO plus
9AJl-4:30Pll . -ftlileqe. ~MSG
llanqer aulltant. F tr & Mamt Traloeea. Earn
__ .....,;,,,......-=--.....;...--1 1' ff u1'I belp for fabric wbile U learn. SZ75 week·
chatD tab. or retail up ly while tralnine.
pref. Catl lfattartte P/thne, F /time. 1·5. .....,, ...-m _;.__.;. ____ -l
tiup~rt 111Ulk
<1tnns ~ruatnru
Nowecc~ ....
Students of Piano
gufhr and orchestral lnllrwntetlt
Mory de Pascale, B.M
Director
642-6240
S( AVING All 01 OAA.NGE rovNf ...... co..',. ... , SA
llnhfl's D(/y School
&Nursery
le4Jl•hr ltOW for Fal
io..ctc: ...... T1n Jrd .....
' y.., A-• 0.,. c. .. A-HI •
Cro"1 • M.-• o.ncong • FuU a " D•r , Tr~ned S•-" • SC•• l "*""10 • CrMttw• Pt1v • Pl•rotound
HOUIS: 6:10 to 6:00
JOLEE MILLER
VI ll Al 1 fl \fNlt'-.C I 11~ rl< JN
as openings for• students of all
a g e~ and 1 eve I s . Grad u ate
Westminster Choir College ,
Princeton. N .J .
546-6985
fAl '" tl/1#~8'.Q· ... t .ledcfie Hal
The Prrvale SChool csedtCStecl
to .Academic Achievement
Tr~diti~ 3 R's
Small Classes Sculd Study Habft9
Grades K-8
Transportation • Extended Day
121 South Otron. Anaheim (714) m..7112
twp W-.4 7100 tWp W..t.d 7100 ·••·····•·••·•········· ...................... .
MOTHER'S HELPER·
Lieht bse work, 8 hn per
wit., anyday $3.10 hr
957-8390, dys, 646 0345
eves
MUISES AIDES
Pref. e:aper. Cert. classes
avail All shifts avail.
Xlnt. medical & dentals
bcmes free alt. prob. App-
l)!: l44SSuperior, NB
DAIL y "'-OT c I I .
"""w..w 7100 .......................
PACI(.
needed for lllhl mft
Call S4t 290\ at~ Cor
8naee
Pu&ry worker fulJ time, S
daya P•r •••It Sandwlcbet • salad1
Pvt club. Call for appt
DS-9M1Tuel on
PART TillE Dental Al
alRan1 with chainide ex
perience Newport
Cent•, $10 an hour Fri
12-4 Sat 9 1. 7llO-i.157
PART-TIME perso'l... for
lunches to work with" nice
people, Mon Fri, SJ 75
hr Weinerschn1t1el
C.M. Call Ellen 957·0717
PART TIME worlr. for stu
denl4 or housewives, hrs
4 30-8 .30 Mon-Thur,
9 30-3 30 Sat Call
M2·1034
PAIT-TIMI
GIFTWAll
Personable. enereettt·
peraoo needed w/art1St1c
ability to merchandise &
display 111tware. Alao be
respans1ble for cashier
\Di. Mon-Fri, 9 3PM
Call the 1lore mgr. for in
terview appt.
THI GUILD DRUG
1610S-Ml .... Dr,
.Wwportleodt
644-7330
PART Time. nex hours
Will train Good reading
l'Omprehens1on & atten
lion to detail. 557 7314
PART TIME DRIVER
Sat & Sun Mornings to
deliver Dally Pilot
bundles lo earners Re
quires van or larRe
wagoo and a good dnv
1ng record Phone
642-4321, ask for Don
Williams EquaJ op
portumty Employer
Part Time
Evenings
Become a trawed !>alei.
counselor <over 21 ) with
the Jim Long & As
sociates Agenc> to
supervise and chaperon"'
DAILY PILOT earner
boys a nd girls on a one-on-one basis. evenings 6
lo 9Plt( We need con
cerned, ionoval1\e
persoru who are looking
fOl' a lucrative part-time
position $4 hour to start
Call 642 4321 ext 250
between 2 and 6PM Ask
for Lon
Or-.Coaat
DaHy Piiot
330 W Bay St reel
Coeta Mesa, CA
Equal Oppor Employer
PASTl-UP
AITIST
This permanent, part
ti.me position is currenlly
available for an exper'd.
Paste-up person on our
Irvine World News starf
Mon, Wed days with de
ruute overtime reqwre
~nl Tues. & Wed. Eves
Howard Derman
THE llVIME CO.
lll61 Camelback St .
Newport Beach. Ca
644..0796
F.qual Opp Emplyr
NSTCOMTIOL
Exterminator, ex per or
trainee, steady job for
right person. Profit sher
uig & group health. In
terview Sept 2, 9-5PM
Uoyd Pest Control. 566
. Oyer ¥-Santa Ana
PfT STOIE SALES NATURAL Science Tech ..
lead. Saddleback College
North Campus, Irv lust
10 perf0f"m1ng skilled
tech. work in a college
biolou & c.bemistry
area Salary range
$1.324-$1,668. 831 4850
Btw 8-S
HURSIMG NB, 644 -0980 , SA.
LVN flt. 3 to 11 Nurse 835-0311, CM. 556-1994,
Aide, 3 to 11 Country s&s.3112 Club, S49·3061 ----------Photography Lab Produc
OFFICE DELIVERY tion Personnel No ex
BOY penence neceuary Call
Full Ume. Neat appear-bl wn 2 PM & 4 PM
ing individual w /valid Edwards Photography
Ca J 1 for n I a d r i Ver S 1~5100 -------
0 license. H.S. Grad. Apply Phot MEW ACC UMTS m person to Mr Fuentes. ography Lab Techni· TEI I ER at Robert BeUl. Wil!Jam ciaos No uperience ~ Frost & Associates, 1401 necessary. Will train
Oceanside Federal Sav-QuailSt NB <AU btwn 2PM & 4PM
logs in preparing to · Edwards Photography
rmve lo their new ofrices Office Work & Manage-_7_61-_5_100 _____ _
bas an immed. operung ment. Food Worker. _ ..... 0 SHfta
for a New Accts. Teller. Seasonal, 6 mos, Senior ..-.~ vr
This position will be Citium welcome lo app· needs full time helper
responsible for the New ly,Call9&G-816l. Slart$3.2S95HJ73S
Accts. acllvity in our --------• newSanJuanCapislrano Picture Framer, P /T
offices omcE exp. Art World Frames. MS North Coast Hwy,
1be successful candidate 1be Daily Pilot bas an Lag\m.ll Beacl\, 494~106
will have l to 2 yrs. ex· immediate opening for --------per. lo New Accts. with a full time permanent posi·
SAL or a comm 'I. bank. lion io our Cius if led
Dept. Must be able to
Salary will be com· type 35-40 wpm (typing
memurate w /uper We test wiU be admuiislered also offer an excell. fr. to all applicants), 10 key
inee benefit• package adder helpful, answer
which Includes dental phooea, learn computer
and vision care. as other 1eoeral duUes.
Qualified peraons are Opportunity ror advance·
ated to apply in peraoa meat and u~ent com·
to: pany benefits. Salary com.men.surate with eit·
peri~. For interview
pkaae call MH321. ext m
OCIAMSIDI ,_llAL SAVIMGS
32221 Camino
C&piatruo.
Sen llll.D CapUtJ'ano.
CADm
'114.fal·TIOO
Equal Oppty Emplyr
~;,:· -~ySlreet
ColtaY ... CA
Equal Oppor Employer
MUUIS AIDIS OfBATIOMS OFCI
7 te ••I to 11. Cert. le Ml Mln. 3 yean uper. U'alneH. lleaa Verde Anaheim bnncb. Excel
Qmy, l:lalp. ell Center aal&ry 6 benelnU. App-
SL CM 1.y: Penonnel DlNCtor
PRINTING
PRESSMAN
Two ye.-. llho9"aph
=~~.:.u r••1tl•9 SoMa 125
or Da-.Jd10• 700 ,,.....
bua..t....,, .....
b111flla. Apply:
NATIOUL
Eilan11
CCIPOUTION
"°°=t· ... ;r;'J'60
Squa.1 Opportunity
2mpk>yer M /F
MUISllAIDIS Hal'JACH IAMI
AlllWft;a. c.rt. caa-In 7l1 N. Suclld ,_. ...... people
t•cllltr. ••rn whll• ~Opp Em~ *"8ki al..,a c~ UM tnbdnc· Xlnl ~ti. ---''-----"-"--__;........__, SlrvtH Dlnclor7 In tbe
O... lbp. tGIOW Waat Ad Reaulta MZ·Mll DAILY PILOT
.,... ...... .....
COIPOUTI PL.AU
llALTY
760..tJ31 ••torffttl ....
Restaurant
MOW ACC9'n"9 APPUCATtONS
Pett AU POSIT'IOMS:
•COOU •WA"91/WAl1'llSIU
•IUSPllSOMS •MOSTS/MOSftSSIS
•OISMWA.SH9S •tAl'.l ... S •IOOl•--Apply in person. between 9am & 4pm
Sept. 2nd thru Sth
BAXTER'S
Far West Servic~.
14346 Culver Dr . Irvine EOE
PROMOTION C~IO.C.)
... .Uc writ.r <Jledla eu~>tocnat• pr1al adt, •eweletter. radio • brotbW'ft,
-P . lmmed OJ*l· !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ I • I . I t o d r 1 · tum•t •••Plt• lO : a .. m-s Ad .-.. D••· If Pi.lcJt. P. 0. 80 IC &MO.
emit ...... -..
~a.al HOnDI
1'\111 U.11'\Al Good et&ttlnl
ular)I APl't1 I.a peraon. £.OZ. Dlwa l-1. Jol11 ar, --"!-'"'"------
400 &. Coaa\ Hwy . !AL.II PEOPLE needed
l..q\al.a tor MW product. Contact
..._...,._..._,_ ..... ,,. __ ..... "" rauJtllH Enterpr1 ...
• 1611m 1..-...11en41
Looktn1 tor a oew
dl.NtUoe t c &l.I UI I !
..... et to APci'iCat\I
lnl\ne Penonoel Aaenc:>
• E 17lh, Costa Mesa
SWte ZN M2 1410
111' A.IL SALIS CLIO * SALES
Unhurried con1enlal POSITION ~. exp bellliml l h East Bluff Pharmacy National company wt • dlpified dlttd aales ap-
•-------ll!lal•lreachers. Preschool &-_._ Ptr. F /T . Mull have
--•·-' IOme Early Childhood
Wott in plush 1"1TOU11d-
1n11. Lar1e & small n.nns Top pay No rees.
SSl-9055
4020 Birch Street
Newport Beach
Educauon backaround &
or exp lrv SS2-7331 ur
~-12163, Tustin S4-4 1467
TECHNICIANS
•lSUPERI
PRODUCTION
TESTJECHS
•TEST TECH
UNITS &U·Zlll proach. ()peratl.DI an G
P R 0 0 U C T I 0 N Recept.lorust /General of RETA l L SALES I slates We are the
TRAIN SE RubbeT boee Ree. l girl office, lite typ \t A N A G E M E N T . largest 1n our lndusll')' •
products Must pa.as co ~· phone& & aeneral of d iJOWinl Previous \!1tp In
physical incl back X f1ce duties FIT. Mon· VIDEO STOSU: in C M. \S1le1 unneceury, but
ray. Takin1 applJcations Fr 1 · for !' r 0 w 1 n g 640-5<83. lO to 6 Mon. helpful Xlnt lead aystem
b t w n 8 1 O on I Y Account111g Finn nr O.C thru Sal. & we provide all the
••SECRET ARIES••
Stll Brk Op II.Ir SZQ,000
Leaal /1'60 f ASAPSH.000
SH90 /Pres f RX$1t,f00
ActgCUt /CmptrSl.0.800
GO/Recpt/AnahSl0,800
PleoM ... our ach in
todoys ,.,... lit.cl ...
djtr B.ICTlOMICS.
St rat o {I e it , l 7 6 7 l AulM>rt. 83.1 9~-Retail Sales necessary training. For REM EX
I · d. l s I confidential inter view .. ~trong Ave . rvine. n,~ .... 0 nisl Permanent Imme 1a e a es pos1 1 """"'.,.... 1 f pleaae call Funera 7 557 6860
Uz Reinders Agency
4020 Birch. F.stab '64
Newport/833-8190 /Free EOE. A Kendav1s Ind., To &nswer telephones tlon open or career Security Plans. C.M l4· • ~ --:;,e~o::a~1Yt:,a~in1~~ ~:.~.pe;~~~ ~!I: o~ _SM)._8_108_._ ------·--------•1 .~Eq!!!E!!!"m!!!!a!!!~?s>~o!!!!y"'!!!!e'r!"ft~uru!!!/F~·-t!!!y!'!~'I PrrWORKAVAlLABLE generalfLles Topsalary must be available ialesPeople FuUllme~ = -Need a little xtra an"'ime.Pleaseapplyin RM Ab SECIETAJlY W .. f h a. outstanding corporate J~ part ume. . rams uw-JC....&... T le h Soll .... __ money? or.. or l e .__ ft c 11 r person Smarty Pants Cat I Sho 1819 .._,.,,~.. 1 ~OM c~ Irvine Unified School ucne ts a or in-2407 So. Bristol S.A. 8 <>« wroom, Career oppty. in fast· $3.75 hr plus bonuses to
District food service le r v 1 e w 8 PP t · Newport Blvd.CM paced Npt. Bcb. Invest· start No exper necess
dept, p/t , & sull enJOY 714/546-9383 RETAJLSALES NB SALES TELEPHONE ment firm. Requires top No sellinr Across from
other act1v111es tbe Americraft <An Paint, wallpaper. misc Aggressive. exper'd sldlls(sbthnd.90 ;typina OC Airport 29pm call
balanceoflheday Apply AmencanStandardCo 1 duties. Well groom'd, tt'lepbone sales person to 751 Sound professional Sue,641-01619
2941 Allon Ave. Irv ----... -~ .... -! personable, non·smkr sell sportswear ~ ac exper., maturity & cor oil ..
SS2·1l83 E 0 E UCIPTIONIST M<Jo.f'n. 9-lPM S4 hr casones by telephone porate bkgrd. helpful T~e S c ors
H D Call· 640-0123 S3 75 hr plus bonuses to The c h a 11 en ° in g . Village ome es1gn, nationally Sales exper · QUALITY
ASSURAMCE
A lead.mg I rv111e based
• re>turant company has
opening for dynamic Ul
divtdual resporunble for
the daily Q.A. functions
at the production I
distribution plant.
Knowledge of meat pro-
cesaing is required. Con·
tact Pat Henka, 1672
Reynolds, Irvine. Ca
9271'. 5'0-5662. E.0 E .
• start No exper necess dynamic environment of ~9193 req Surfer Publishing No selling Acl"06S from
lrvtne World Publlca· Group, San Juan Capo oc Airport 2·9Pm call
lions requires a self RET All 496-S922 Ext 55. Dave SECRETARY/ sue. Ml-0Ul9 mohvalor who en1oys SALES Witham worlong with people. has Ts.EPHONE
execel telephone techni· Salary. commission. Schools CTS SOUCITOttS
ques,&typmgofSOwpm. benefits. Excluaive NOON SUPERVISOR·l CONTRA s
Must have good "front ladies apparel store. hr daily. Oav1.1 Middle Call Sane C1lemenle. an
desk" appearance & John uAnan, 111 Fashion Sehl, Newport Mesa Sehl Juan ap strano area
b p · ·""'5 a· CTIYITY rrom your home or ~ttni~·pli!!~rexper. lsland,N.8 .&U-7100 Dl.st..7~3400 Cblldren's Hospital
Howard Derman Sal•-• W.ted SCTRY /ADMIN. Immediate opening. Orange County (CHOC> THEIRVlMECO. l for Newport Beach in· Must type 60wpm . Thrift Stores. Liberal
1061CamelhackSt , 642" 260 terlor des1rn firm. General office ex -Commissions' For Appl
N n-hC ~ ... ,~ .;. F /time . $800+ perience. Excellent call Mr Mckeever ewport odC • a 3nJ.-benefits. Call for an in· 97Z-l.3f.2
UAL ISTAn 8t:~ 1 SALESPEOPLE m 1955 2033 terview appointment. nus office has an open· Equal PP mp yr Ora.age County's newest SECRETARY. good typ-TB.LOS
ina for one good agent ~~~~~~~~~I dealership opening in llli. lite bkpog, small non 714_.51 • l 2 l 0 Perm f /time. 51/t dy...wl
Call for appointment REC E p TI 0 NIST ' September need1 ag· prom agency Salary A P P I I c a n t s w I OM Realty. 64().5777 needed, 1 day week. gressive ·salespersons t 9 ~ 30 supervtsory potential de We~ the following corgrnensura e. .• : ' BURROUGHS aired. Type 40 wpm Xlnt
Real Estate Sales
EXPEll .. CED
AGENTS
(Wed n ea d a Y ) . Ca 11 l. Den» Plan ~ EOE beneftta • advancement
_Dan_a_._962-_77_88 ____ 1 2. Va.)or Medical Health SECaETAIY potenHal.979-3600 EOE
RECEPTIONtsr wanted. Plan ..,. .. ~...... d •· t in CORPORATION 3 . Ex c e 11 en t 0 p aop ~ .... uaan • YP i Tow Truck drivers want good salary. benefit.a for portunities For Advance· skills esaential. Local ed. exp'd only Live m
pleasant personality, & ment Real Estate develop· Costa Mesa 646 9638
fnendly attitude w /fop-4 N 0 Exp e ri e 0 c e ment Co. Small con F.qual opply
DAILY fl'llOT 8 f 3
8010 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Al...<: COCKER SPANll::L
Ible buff champlon
aock From UM of Jo
Be-Oleru Bronze falcon
1Melll1ent, ternfir com
panioa Enjo)'9 campl.n&
._,travellint 3~ y n old
needs lov1nr home
PerMJnal 1ituallon forces
my loss For app<>1nt
ment, call 645 8095 -----frff to YOU 8045 •••••••••••••••••••••••
----''--------•Champion 5yr old Bassel
Hound nds gd hme w 1yrd
loves sm c hildren
61~1.370
POLICY TYPIST 8050 •••••••••••••••••••••••
**I BUY** Good uaed Furniture &t
Appliances OR I will
sell or SELL for You
MASTEIS AUCTlOH
WGGA~ITA•S from your buaine&a c9fd
Send ont card for etch
tai plua ont' spare. w ..
return permanently
~t!ld attractive laf &
)trap. meeting a1rUpt!
I O reqwremen\.a. Pre
vmt lou & theft! Far a
penionaliied tag enclost!
wallpaper , fabric or
'Day Glo" paper & we
will back & tn~ y~r
Ul&S Or try two c~
back tob.ick
PRICES
$2 ea or 3/SS
4/S tags.st 6-0 ea
6/9 t~p$1 soea
10 or more $1 40 ea
Sales Tax lnrlude\J
NO CARD?
Draw your own or se.nll
name. addre!!s, phone &
wt.>'ll make one card ,er
tJg Add 25' t.'ii~h
Send cher k or mooe) or
derto
,ILOT ,RtMTIHG
P 0 Box ls.60
<.:osta Me!!a, Ca 92626
nu. position requires an
experienced typist with
good skills (~50WPM,
accurately ) and
knowledge of general of-
f 1 c e pro c edures
Fam11larity with in
s uran c e p o li c)
terminology assembly
and set-up 1s desired
Good ve rbal commuruca
lions skills are required
64'6-8686 .. lll-9625 ~ we11thl now 10 29 lbs
a m> 100' < guara nteed
f1ne Quality Pecan ches\ Call Sand) ~II 7375
al drawers, hke new $200.
~
Please contact Esther
Hagberg at 114·!>58· 1414
ext 209 for mten 1e w ap
polDtment
INA
tw one• COMpelfty
of MOf'ih America
SOOS.Mahl
~.Ca92668
Equal Opportunity
Employer
* W AfTRESSES •
S3 SO per hr Full time.
part tune. spilt shirt Ap·
ply in person Wed or
Thurs 2·4pm, Gramma 's
House. Bn stol at Redhill.
Costa Me?>a Newport
Beach ---------
JO.ANMEMIX
OIL P AIMTING
4.x9ft btgh French Girl ll\
Garden. $2,000 080 Mov
mg MUST Sell
6«-6847
COHEE TABLE
5ftx5ft Square OH white
painted f1n1 s h
BEAUTIFUL Beveled
glass top $800 OBO Muv
ing MU S T SELL
644-6847
HUHTDESK
BEAUT! FUL c urved
Walnut & Leather Top
F'1n1s h W /Matc h1 ng
Oiair SSOO OBO Moving
M\.:STSELL
644 6847
6 1-llde a bed !!Ofa f:x
cellent cond1t1on $150
1>7~9088. 673 1503
MOPED Motobecane
Sl50 2dr s s rerng green
~96S 3.186
N Scale lra1nJayout, girt.
3 spd bike, scuba gear &
refn g MJkc ofr Call
6-14 56:11
(~ US Army wind up
Phono~r.tph SSO Locker
tlox $20 Largl.' Magnet
for Unilerwj,lter trea:;ur e
SlS 4 gal contact cement
Sl o C.:h c\' 8 luit \6 5
Duplex w ht>cl $1 0 1 s 1 ~•a llP E ler
Motor~ F.42 Jj19
E ml•rg1c·n c\ l1gh t1 n g
tran.,formtr $20 \ppn\'\
l.50(t chain II nk frnl't' S50
&t2 3379
\\.oodwo~en Bhnd., 6mo'
old , xlnt l·ond 51400
~alue w ill ~a cril l <'e
$200 OBO light be11(e
9ti().8362 a n.> time Waitresse s , a ppl y
between 9 am -12pm
Charlie'!! Chi ll. 3001
Redh.lll. Bldg 2. Ste 226
11 x 1J Ovpru lvor) area De<:-orat1ve Wrought Iron
rug, 48" md tbl. lge bar Gate 10 6' ~•de Sfi' tall
all SlOO ea 645 8373 operung 6 644 0488
WANTED MATURE
ADLT COUPLE to
manage 16 unit apt house
1n nice Easts\de CM
area Resume & local
ref req Exp pref. To
apply, please send com·
pl.ete resume toed no 77.
Daily Pilot, P .0 Box
1560, Costa Mes a. Ca.
92626.
MerchcmdlM •••••••••••••••••••••••
~ IOOS •••••••••••••••••••••••
Elegant Collon Sofa &
Love.seat, loose pillows,
new! 540-0469, 552 6498
Exqws1te finely carved
antique Ital din rm s et,
c ane ba c k , c am eo
carved 1nurt. good cond
SB65. 631-4777
MoV\f\g Sale, Everything
must go. Beautiful furn.
Frigidaire 1ct'maker.
cost $1000, King bed .
Drexel Marble dresser.
mte stands, 9' \ t-1 vet
couch, brass tables &
WESTMINSTER lamps. etc Mu~t i.ee
ABBEY C a I I a n y t 1 m e
ANTIQUE MALL 714-642-8885
Dally 1~. Fri UHi
ClosedTuesday Old ram1 ly Be ntwood
11751 Westminster Ave baby bed Call
Garden Grove 554-6103 673 1866 ----
Wa n ted o r 1g 1na l
Chnslmas des1gn5 for
the premier of -the llm•l·
ed ed1t1on Chnstrnas La
fa i r C al l K a th ~:
631·5458
StetlftcJ, Royal Danish
a.4 pc pk Ml + 6 H
pc. w-... Chelf EX
COHO. $6 700 •akle
sate S2.500 .
759·1643.
Collectors plates. IJ1s
ne\land A() P
Compl e te ~et $40 0
~1914
'10VUJR ~ale 8 30 thru 9 5
furn. freeze r clothing
household good'I 1071
Cheyenne.C M We offer the folloWU1g IHlcti Commiuion /Best location
IPrivate secretary
./Professional aasocs
py's tnternat&ooal hair Necessary ae n 11 l of( 1 c e G d ~~e!!!m!!!!p~lo~y~e~r~m!!!!t!!!!r~/b~~I T tP9M""'" /Artist
salon· now 10 OC. Call Apply in persoo (ask for benefits Call 549-85&5 = PastllUp, typesetlllle. ex Anuque Gravity flow Gas
Giovanni 955-3912 for Chn.s) _wt_da.ya_..._8-_5 _____ ---------I per. pTef'd. Full lime Pump, Xlnt Cood $325
m pc. din grp, Italian
Prov., antique whl. will
sell seperate ly Inc l
Lighted China ca binet
$500, Buffet Server $400,
Thi w '2 12" lea\•es & 6
chrs S950. 2 pc sectional
field green szso. Freezer
21 cu ft $175. & olht.>r
misc. 642 6676
Sony lV. '225. Oak desk
$125 ele r t y p, $150
548 5649 Call oow for appointment
613-7300 ask for Walt appt SECln AIY SECIETARY da)'S. Call 891-2628 546-0d, 552-6"98
...... n p ... u·me •. full ti'me mg ou o usiness RESTAURANT Part ~T~ 25-45, part tune, book· -------1 Go t f B lTVJne Coast Co~tr) Cluh
membership Sl.500 +
transfe r 644 5261 time help, must ""' ex1 109 keep\Qg, typtng exper ... .,. TYPIST 5 I J A t
l ful ~ R d rww••'--available -1·th a e, anes n 1ques I.I. .. -....... ~ ble m hrs. exper hep . req Good pay. an Y or ,.....~ " E r--· H CdM -rrwuu-. Q OUT expandin& Property 2'T2l """"l wy, ~ooif:raiser capable of :;:;;;1 fof homemaker. _ lXGJF' Gene
5
:_:4025IET"RY Management Div. INSURANCE _673-_5_752_. ____ _
g existing struc ""' • Variety of duties" ex cit-•0.ERK TYPIST* ~" 80 IO
Washer & Dryer. like new
Maytag Set o f Stone
wea r Matchinio\ cook
wear 673 2384, 552 3292. tures. const. loans, sgl Restaurant 28118 HaTbor Blvd for m!a co in Costa Ing locations ••••••••••••••••••••••• Camily to multi-unit, in· WoltTH•/Ff!IM COSTA MF.SA Mesa. Goodtypinaskills, Typing 60wpm. No Kmg sized heavy duty ex
tra firm mterspnng mat
tress, matching coil box
springs, never used
Worth $.520 Asktn g $21J7
mcl dehvery Cash only
64C).8(ll'7 usu a 11 y home
cludind comm'I , in· tf art "'-' , .. ..-.. and " for fast food. ergetic --•es se ·at er. __, comm uu• .,, · chmrial & raw land. Mall friendly gal who enjoys ,.... w/abllity • e.xpr. Xlnt Please call for details on
resumeto: people&lovestennis. f't l~Slf1ED wortcingcond.631 -0700 benef'lta•salary. tBIT AGE IAMIC "LAil
mN. Euclid ~~~~r!o9! to OUTSIDE SECRETARY The Irvine Co.
Anabeim,Ca.92801 prepareCoodanddeliver F /lime for ofc In JoyceJerome
F.qua) Opp Emplyr to executives nearby. snES Newport Beach Some 1081 Camelback St ..
John Wayne Ten.nil Club leeal expr. nee. Betty. Newport Beach. Ca
l!CEtVIR Call for interview appt. The Daily Pilot bu an '752·:1&22 6"-:mB
nee d e d f o r I 1 g h t ~90U or 644-mOI>. ask opening for an outaide Equal Opp Emplyr
man'ltacturing co Call for Al R1em. salesperson to baodle Secretary /Gnrl Ofc.
se&-2901,ullforBruce automotive and real M.far. Rep. needs 'frr •-..,...~1sT Restaurant estate a c counts noo-smoker In Cdll of-..,_,. __ ,,..,.. Newspaper sales ex· Cice. Hra open, 8-2 pre-
Leadilli Distnbutor or MAMAGY/fraiRH perieoce oeceaaary. ferred. Pleasant phone
Personal Computers 1iM Salary plus commission. penanallty, lile typln& &
aeeks eothusiasllc ,,,..__ ~ullLI:_ .... ~Err ....... Must have car, m.ileqe flll.q.67~5080. penon for telephone. re """'"'' °"" ....... paid. Excellent company ---"'--:-. -----
ceptjoaist. •light typ111r avail lm~d Apply 111 benefits. For appoint· Sec'y for <:PA Orrice in
posit.ion. Rapid arowt.h penon. aU Laa Bch. Call 49"1034 for
SEC'Y /Bright, organited,
ooo·sm.k.r. for law ofc.
JO&ie.. &51·9025
5erY Sta. Attt.d
Fttune. Apply, Chevron.
1251 N . Cout Hwy,
Lquna Beach. aaen opportunities in or Le Pettte Cafe meot for mterv1ew. c
flee on the Newport Hunt\ngtonCente.r 642-4321,utm. _a..;.ppt....;;._ _______ -~~~~"."!!!!~~-
Waterfront. Call Jeffrey OIAMGE COAST SICIETAl'f /Inc. SICllTAIY II
at673-G63 DAILY PILOT for President Our nnuce Depl. seeka
.IC-IOMIST Restaurant 330W. Bay St. Expr'd, top ekilll req. a service oriented ln· ....-• COOKS Costa Mesa 11500/mo, ne1ot. + dlvid11al wltb 2·4 yn. Nl time. Lighting mf& J .P. Mac'a Reataurant Equal Opportunity bmefita. 146-9881 aecretarial/office eJtpeT.
I oo kin I r or ex Pr now takin& applications Employer M':~~ood w tnumbera
teJepbone recepUoni1t. for: Nl1ht Coot openin«. . SICllTAaY aa caltypintiare-
Excellent opportunity
for sharp, detail minded
i.odividual in Insurance
...Oaim.s. Good typing and
office skills required.
Competitive salary, full
benefits package, plus
advancement Op ·
port unities.
For more information
contact:
£STIR HAGIHT at
714-558-14 t4 Ext.
209
INA
IMr.c•c-.i_,
of Horth .... ric.
SOOS.M-.
C>rancp, Ca t26H
F.qual Opportunity
Emplbyer
ll\&Jl have &ood typing full or p /llme at J .P . SALES Clerk for retail R.E . Jnveatmenta. Nd qt4red.J.O.keybyt.oucbls
1 kl l ls and I I I ht Mac'a Hunt. Beb. marine hardware store. penon upr'd with eales euentlal. General typ-TYPISl' ~PM, train a.s
tnowled&e of account· Da)I & Nlebt Cook at N.8. Joe. Part lime, ex· atalf. Eircil typloi fl Int. phones, nun,, or· computer oprerator, 10
log. S46·2901. aslt for Johnny'•· Our neweat per nee. Ca.II Balboa phone skills. Call B. pnluUoo.al&coorillnat· key adder, ocxumoker,
Danny Dlnner House opening in Marine, 549-9671. E.O.E. Toms*lm766-8060 lncabWtiesareamuat. Costa Mesa CPA Clrm.
early November at 17th. M./F/H ---'-------U you a re a aetr · Cal1Corinne75H0t0 Bec:eptionist for esclUni •TultlnlnSanta Ana. 1----------1Seer1tary-A11,1tanl lo motivator who enjoya
spottinC iooda manufac· Good pay x.lnl benefit.a. SALES/DESIGN: Flalr Fl.nanclal Genlua. Geo· t.akinathebUtlative, live
t;u&W. Needa mature • N o e x p e r i e n e e for decoratina helpful u.. Joyful. Perfectionist. us a cal).
n!SplXl&lble penoo with neceuary . Apply lo P1ex.ible ho\lrs. No ex· OrpnlcCooll.-.588S Howard.Duman u~ent tJlriol akilla pencn 10142 Adams Ave. per. nee. Will traln. THI llVIMI CO.
Escellent benefits at Brookhunt in Hunt . .-1481. 108 i'---• .. --'-St 5tlMllll54. Bch. Mon. thru Fri btwn•--------i.....,.. ... .,.11;11. •• s trs. S.S. Newport Btacb .. Ca ~for rad.iolo&Y ---------i Desiper/Jewelry Finn EqllAl()ppEmplyr
o f c I o N . B . e ll p ~ ror profeaslOnal ~Jscheclolin1. ~urance Rmtaur&Dl qu.all11 Salea Rep. xmt.
It p •I boa r d . pay + commlaalon .
(Tl4)'f».8llOO Some travel poaalble
Manfamlli•vesettinl Full or part lime.
Lbe camptoi "IMll" thll. _«_.uis __ . -----•
1ear. If 1ou bave a SALES
u.a>put.b.lt'•not1etUnc FQS lll.lurance aacney
iiled, Mii 11 DOW trtth a has lmmed open.1q f« a....., AA. trainM, tome uper tn
uo \m belpfW. luide
poaftJall. Good beDeftll,
ultt1 Ir bonm. Call Un
Typist
EARMEXTRA
MONEY
FOR SCHOOL
1f you need extr cub.
Kelly can help! We have
immed. need for typiata,
3Swpmflu1>.
We a1IO have otber In·
terea\lnl 1Hi1nmenll
available. Top pay. paid
vacatlona, referral
boa~.
NEVER A FEE
JELL~ ea,..v1 o trs
Call cw com. in today Irvtoe, &as.16'1
• llCll Baalnaa Ctr. Dr. ..
aiat. 8eullt14744te
ll1D BHCD 81\ld.
lzac>.;E
.....-.N11-1.lll.QIM1 ,,.., Ctbol &d.
=·~;!%
17 c If yellow ref rig. No
delivery poss. $250
Ev /wknds 951-8530
6' Hide·a·bed sofa Ex·
cellent condition. $150
67$-9(81, 673· 1503.
15 cu. ft. FRIGIDAJRE 16
yrs old. Coppertone
flrusb •• 499-3266
FRJGlDAIRE refrig. 15 5
c/f, white. Spot.less c:ond.
12SO. 548·7813 pm.
Relrig, 20 cu/ft, frostlree.
almood.IJke new. best of.
fer. 144·5511.
French wrought iron day
bed, flOO. Spanish W l
c hair. $75. Rallaa n
swivel chr. $.SO. Man!>
bike. pr beaded lam ps,
mac 968~
Par.ions \able. 4 chrome
cane c hairs . $17 5
Chrome/ glass C'Offee ta
ble, S75 Counll')' French
Speed Queen washer & sofa. fr model. S350
dryer, Olive green. top of _1>7_5--_1038 __
line, perf cond. $375 Hones 8060
644.Q>l7 l! Temptat1ons •••••••••••• •••••••• •• •
answers Ive message. ,ARADE HOlSE
Kenmore large-capacity Ch amp ion Morgan
electnc dTyer. Good con· StaWoo Show Horse A
dltlon. energy-saver beauty to see, a pleasure to own 1 of a kind features llOO. S48·0963 $10,000, includes a chest
afl5/Wknda. full of throph.ies a. nb·
lkydn 1020 boos. Dys 997 3100,
••••••••••••••••••••••• ev twll:.nds 951-6513
2 Huffy Sant.a Fe IOspd. 9 yr old Quarter Horse
bikes 2'" 4'26" boys. Has mare. gentle '600 ' pump, therm. o s . 8"-l.583
speedometer It -------
odometer. 2'" $80. 2'" Hol•s"oldGooda8065 sea. 879 .. 600 ext. 224. • ••••••••••••••••••••••
71"3S-4657 MUST SILL
Boy'a Schw\nn Cruiser, lMMIDIATB.Y!
whlt.e walla, brand new Twin bed (with pullout
coad. $140. 6"·5.281. trundle bed) in areal
condltlon! Good for kids.
guests or everyday use
1125.00. CaU 552·7835
Glrla ~•peed bl.ke, 27 in·
c b Gd cond. J60.
S4M075. IE EARLY!
60 yards . h ghl green.
heavy plush carpel $50
Ca II S5i6 6044
BUMPER pool ta ble $300.
2 coke mac hines SIOO
each &46·4355
Girard turntable, works
well SZQ, walerbe<i $150
1142 0363 or 96J 841 i a rt
4pm
4 stock 80 Toyota truck
wheels w out tires. xlnt
cood $100 Call 642 8795
Mi~ WClllied 8081 .....•......•.......•..
TOP CASH PAID
For used furniture & ap
phances Working or not
957-BllJ ---...,cat
1Mt1wnh 8013 •••••••••••••••••••••••
CONN Director trombone
with case Excellent con·
dltlon. $100 675-8052 after
6PM.
DRUMS by Ludwig. light
blue clear 2 Floor toms.
a base 24 · ·. 3 Zllgren
Cymbals. Roger's high
hal complete w t all
r ases. $900 OMO Call aft
6.JOPM <714 ) 737 6449
MAGNlflOU E Clannet
A l Coodit1on $100
Cash only MS-2927
Offiu ,.,....... ..
lqiil,-..t 8015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• C• .,.. & .__._ 8070 Sharp Copp1er Model
·,111•• 1030 :;.::;.~............... SF710, plain paper, 3yn
•••••••• •• • • • •• •• ••• • •• • llDIEDl ATE CASH• old. Sl.200 S.-0-8082 M. F
KOWASuper662'4X2 V. For Gold . Silver. _M_.~-----
SLR with IO mm lena Platinum. Any kind, F\nelyCrafte<I Danish Tb!
plua 3 lens flltera. New, coad., lmount. Daniel Desk & 2 Exec. Side In or11. boua. Also. 54l-505I Oln, dark wood w !rich Pet&noo'I PhcJWsTaphic -------ma1uine back ttauea, t...._ry 1071 brn uphol $1400new
ODmolete set.I ln olflelal ••••••••••••••••••••••• must sell ~/080 Call
bhMfen 1974-77. Offer. Bins metal ipray buOUI. 78G-050_1_9_5 ____ _
(2.U) SS1·181S llkenew. M2-02329am till hh 8087
c:.tt IOJI noic.l. •••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • ...................... tillcel••--1010 Shill Tiu. AKC. F, 4 )'rl .
Him•la1an Kittens, ••••••••••••••••••••••• I&. t mo M, 4 mo. All
C.f .A. Rludoro/MIDI CERAMJC &bola. lleu. Im-~.
OdolJMM0-11.i Tia.Ill~ "-•°'9-' 1090
..._ 1040 td", 21' per pMc:e. Paint •••••••••••••••••••-;.~•••••••••••••••••• ....... your OWll ui. ilC Oood few caamle ....,._ BALDWIN GRAND, ~-tfF· P« ,; « lll'lvate puUea \0 _. DoQ.Y S'I". • mot ol4. , ta 0 •. -p • l p, 1 . YoU:t an.llUc abllltl•. · Pwf. eoncl. '6800/0BO
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Nlldy w cndH °' Uve SAC&JncB Appra-... t New Ura, new drive
aboard. Slip may be "• WUS.elllllrfl•. &n1D. low mt $l:lllO OI
available 11\.'t'J. nnao4:'• ........ JM • Coul '-t. ClaU4Aolf1l
..., poMlbte 1'11.0l>O. or LI' 9ay 8"1. l'JJ.GD 000 ia no bloker lD ,. ,.., CJ1. v~. al<
volved c:i.an deal wtll • ,......... coed. 4t,000 mt. sol.Ult
Induct.,. A \/Oft Redcrtllt " ' • ....... m...a. wlth rloorboatda and 4 S .. ••-••••--•••••-•• ,_;..;.;;.;..__;..;.._;;:;._ ____ 1
borMpOwer Johnson OUl C •...:.... N,, S./ n.dll tl60 board Jack Cur lay -tl20 •••tt••••••••••••••••••
534 150S eoven1nas • ••••••••••••••••••••••• • CIMIV. MIW .. o
wull:enda. UZ 4321 '11PUc-..tml'b9dcampcr l!'XrS'fAttll
11oeell:da>s ••~mt on '100 a 4 wll1 drive UN u
IHOSPtDBS
telMOWlll
llACHIMPORTS
.. Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
712-0900 the boa _, 117 a.. A&aoCDa c tram., pwr t ___ ._,.. ~ _ vy cmt al .. .rl.DI, dual rears, 'T7 CPE·S71il fr ml. ow
......., -·-· 10,000 OVW, etc (Ser
'11 ~ XII, s.lnt cond,
cral1•1 t>.1t 1tereo It
tape deck •)'at.em. t,000
IDI. "700. PP.~
l!ACHIMPOUS
Ml Dove Street
NEWPORT srCH
752-0tO
SALIS. S8V'ICI
AMDLIASIMG
OVERSEAS DELIVERY
E.XPER'l'S
IAIUIU
• YOl.¥0
1.11116 H.arboc Blvd
COSTA MESA
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---------Ge1•r., 9901
77 SRS Llftback, silver •••;.o;.;;;;G·;;;;•••
w/blk, AC, AM /FM, 5 i1-Radla.la. 535-7226 aft $4 99 5
'S>Corolla, AM /FM cua.
MlO m1, Syr wmly, $6300
cub ftrm. ~9434
T....... 9767 •••••••••••••••••••••••
MAIERS
AUTOCENIH
14.25 Ba Iler &net
COSTA MESA
OM. v ALar CIS
.Used
29 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
540-GJJO
73 Oiaraer w I 48,000 ms,
runa JRAl, eeu LSmpg,
needa much body work,
'800.~953S
tt40 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'Tl Granada. 24'. Vtnyl
lc>IJ, A/C, PS/PB, new
llrea, clean, $2250 ,
Gl-Olll '79 Spitfire, radiala,1 __ 5_4_0-_9_2_0_2 __
stereo, boot & tooneau Mell 9tl0 78 Granada 4/dr. Xlnt
coven $4900 544--0508 •••••••• ••• •• ••••• ••••. inech cond 1 owner Air. s, irf'-9Goocb 1094 · 7 6 2' • S k 1 p Ja c k &la ort1. own. lllOO a /c.
-·•••••••••••••••••••• fl1&htbodato Low hours 8' Cabover camper, &ood ). atereo/caaa, mich x , TIAMPOUHI Fut)) eqwpped, many shape, J liJhllq •r-t.m.s. a!war-taraied.. lip top
"11 cvcc Sepd, iood v ollswCIC)ftl 9770
caod. $2S00/080, amtrm •••••••••••••••••••••••
11116 Buick R1V1era Run.a de $2A75 552-~
aood. looU &ood ! See to
appreclale ! S97S/obo '73 Grand Tonno Station Waaon. ps/pb, auto, t6()0
64&-71111 lft.byl4ft.webbedmal ex tras w 1tra1ler butane...... caod. day9: 21S-CZ2·1W
an rollttl LIKE NEW ! _!LS.200 493 ~. 496-8687 ..._.wed.... 9140 _nlta __ lwlmd __ n_•_..-. __ 2903__;~=...1 '7SQYic, aew trans, 38,000
98C>TI08, radial ti.res
KM 1 cove!" too• ~ ur '79 M.AR<JUlS 24' ocrsho~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... 9707 ml. $2100.
bestolfer Call power boat 460 Ford, Folti moped, exc~t ---------i ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-1048 7J·1..a216 dual slpg. berths, Tan· c<JDd 12'10. Ford Courier w/abell, ---1-dum trlr, very low hn. 552 9073 cus steno, make ofr. 9::: nt.rant,1095 sell or lease Sll,950 ~:r.,.~I Lv•ms1.S48-tta5
••••••••••••••••••••••• 'T75-1000, 645·4223 9 I 50 •••••••••• •••. •• •• ••••• 79 Dataun Pk.up Kina Cab, Nearl,y new showcai.e, 4' 17' Boston Whaler
Also other attractive w BS HP Mercury eng
plastic shelves 675 ~. S5500 or bes t orfer:
640-2421 546-8.'M
'79SUZUKJ GS 750 xlnl cond., lo ml, rims &
4 Mos. Old Exe. Cond. •hell. many xtras. $5650.
$2,200 642·9621 :>48-7330, ?·»SAM
S "'L"' f t t -Un4 Rickman. eng. J"•t '78 Cbevy 'hT pu .• CD-10, " c.. o res auran 24 ' Sk1p1ack 79 Open ..., '-"bed 31K i1es ~urni.shmgs & eqwp Tak Hult Volvo 225 120 hrs. rebll, xJnt shape $300 or ~ , m 'p/a, me lovent.ory & lot bid VHF, Swim LOR. fresh best offer 645-63.SS. p/b, auto• ull:.i.na 1395().
'72 Audl lOOLS, 4 dr. Alil/nf, llOO Firm '7 S H o n d a C V C C
67S.UIM Hatcbbacll:, auto, xlnt IMW-------9-7-1-2-1 ~Ii x Int MPG .
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CREVIER
.._Ghia 9734 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'66 KG. rebuilt engine,
atereo, new parts, 32
mpj. Paul 67~ Bves. 0 I Sf ' ••OADWAY
SAMTA AMA
835·31-11 . Maida 9738 •••••••••••••••••••••••
HEltE HOW!!! Ask for David at 975-0U.'l
.. Dasher Diesel Power"' '77 LaSabre, 1 owner, A1ao a good selection of xlnl cond 12 .895 70 Mavencll:, runs &ood.
Sciroccos. Check us for SSl-OaS lood Ura, $550, best of·
lb e BEST price a ! fer. Steve, 873-6482.
~:~r!b1~1!0V1 leasing Ccdlac 9915 n Pinto w/extru, A/C,
••••••••••••••••••••••• 2--dr, AM, low miles, $895.
Seville Convertibl e MS-993.
1919 Lakewood Blvd
LONG BEACH
1213 t 597-3663
Roadster, custom wire -------
whls, new radial.JI, 2 dr, lo For sale. 72 Pinto Runs .
rm, Mercedes cloth lop, Needs work or will part
d.rk bro & copper tone CUt. 645 5723.
color, 1 of a kmd, an eye 1 i.........a...
catcher S2S.OOO~t ofr __. (213) 287 1711 •••••••••••••••••••••••
9945
__ o_P_EN_S_UN_D_A_Y_s __ '76 Eldo Classic Convert
thruTues. Sept 2nd 3505 wtr flush, mint cond.7 _6_'_V_AM_AH __ A_l.25 __ E_n_d_u_ro_1 _m. __ lOIS_. _____ _
Via Oporto, N B M us t s e I 1 P P Pert cond. xlnt transp '7JDATSUN PL-620 •USED IMWs• '79 RX-7 GS. fully loaded. --.ladio, 714~·1611 $!J0() 7~1347 Pkup Auto trans, onlyl3,000m1.xltlt cond. Having trouble selling n h 11 N 'i22002Ww/s/r(2061) red.t8250.4!M474S your car? Try us! Paid
THE UU\lllAft OIVYIHO ~ Beaut, good cond Must
sell. 848-4332, 661-3451 pp
'79 Limousine, 44 ''
stretch, Sony Color TV .
Black ext. 4600mi, elec
~auoo window Black
leather front int, blue
velour back int. Elect
moonroof 10 passenger
compartment S37 ,500
543-5655
HIA.Stetto 8098 77 Bayhner 27 ', new 'Tl GLlOOO. xlnt, 1 ownr, ~~~!.e~e.nglneet··--eupw. '733.0cscpe,mint(0551) for or not! Ask for Tom ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...----_..... ... ~ -w· / c-> ...-~lea 9740 ...... _ engines, needs work f u 11 d re s~, c 0 10 r .................. paint•-2 ••-. , .. _ s r ......,.. n.oa..u•
i'9 Seville. darlt brown,
leather int. hke new
12,000 m1, 111,900
96(}Q25 KEF Sprlw-pnces are go ~ ....,..... --• ..u~ '752002a (0035) •••••••••••••••••••••••
... a up Sept 1 lluy or or SS500 673·8457 matched. $2975. 532-5742 Low Boo 11: $1 • 4 2 5 . '7S ._. • M 0 RE CASH F 0 R JIM MARINI'\ -893·3073, 9 ·30AM to .-aaw/s/r (14B3) YOUR MERCEDES Let A1 .,SW G~ der now to beat inc '75 20• C.tty Cal>ia 79 Honda, CB6SO, rannf 4.30PM '762002s/r4sp.(LS78) UI a«tle your balance or Vv..A A g"'9
AllanllcMusic.646-8895 16SHP Mere 1/0 , Low plex. Under 500 ml.---------'78'T1~i(~irX(~2..) perhaps we can trade. 18711 IEACHILVD.
'78 Seville Dtewl. 33,000 Yan 3 good cond. needs
rru, dark blue ext. Ute anteo a /c S2.000orrer
Beaut.Lful RCA 25 • color hours VHF. stereo, $1750, costs new $2300 Vm1 9570 .-....sp,a -cau Peta'. House of Im· tlwllul•leodt
'IV, 2 yr wmt>. free de galley, compass, head. 95>0325. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '783210ia, air (6085) Ports' Jn c 6 8 6 2 14•2000
blue LDl $10, 000 f;73-8457 IW.S-5078 ------9'50 covers shp available· Ford '76 150, 41,000 '78530ia loeded (54A) .,,.
livery Sl2A 646-1786 Newport Beach Xlnt & Motor Ho..s. Sale/ miles, a cyl, suet, $2600. '79521ia •Ir <211SLS) ~~~b~~:f 7~,:,~e~~ ~~~~~~~~~I 80B.DOliDO
West.em saddle firemt.st.
Vogue Ures & all other
Cadillac options.
9,000/mi. Best orter over
$14 ,000. 552-0528
•••••••••••••••••••••••
4kbanoel CB Jefferson clean~ 5'1-5007 Rellt/Sto."ogt fl60 642-303. • QotedS•dsp the Santa Ana Freeway nbri&btredsuperbeelle,
tramceiver, never taken ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------• -•....,.-c_...--c or DIAL MER-CEDES looks great, runs great,
ORANGE COUNTY'S
FtMEST
LINCOLN-MERCURY
DEALERSIUP out ol box, $S0 or best or REDUCED! lt71 25 FT. 1977 Trademaa 200 work ~ _..I • JI
rer. Call Paul 774 0598 33' Vikmg S/F, '74 tourn PACE ARROW van. $5000. Muat see. For OLDIST 'al 280 SL: 2 Tops. Very swo. f;75-0349.
Two Laocer Speakers. ~!~~'l~~~~~~C~i.s~ MOOELC sa1eby0wner.S.S7~2. * · ·4ftti. __ ·. ~~~iotre~~0673.:d~. ·~==k 19IB Cad. Sedan DeV1Ue.
Bargain a~ $50 ea Cost system. two cnJSaders, Slees-6 lo 8 00 GaudW> '73 Dodae. S2K ml, cpt, ~ &&2-118116 644.QBS Good t.raosportatloo car. new$140ea.~8862 $&2,900. Newport Yacht b~ds, fully sell con· paoello&, c ustom ~9996-
RAYR.ADHOI
LINCOLN-Iii ERCURY
l&-18 Auto Cent.er Dr.
SDFwy·Lake Forest exit
IRVINE
IJ0.7000
Exchf;75-1800 lllllled, roof air cond., AM/FM casa stereo. Sales-Service-Leaaint f910MIZZ40D '70 VW Fastback, xlnl. ---------
13"G.E.ColorT V Porta generator, AM/FM $2!500 Pb838·1801 loaded c<JDd R&H. $1850 fi '80 DSL SEYILLE, ble. Remote control -.-.. ~...i• 9060 stereo cassette, C .B . --·-------RovC....,.,IK. · ' · irm. Gry/Grylthrlnt.builtln ---. _. radio & only 33,200 milea. "19 Fl.50 FORD VAN sofa ~ A.oyce BMW Assume lease Eves aft 6, 644-5752. CB. wire wheela, UM mi, ---------
Brand new $350 ~ 9648 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Must sell! (Ser . 11198). bed, bucket aeat.s 'eiec l.S40Jamboree 714-661·052'1 '67 VW Squarebacll: Sta· _P_P_7_60-_l_Ol.8 _____ "12 Cokmy Park 9 pass.
leah&Mcmi• 35' sloop, custom de· (7141559-llCM wiodowl,built-lns.'atc,t: Newport Beach &&0-6444 MBZ ,77 3000, snrf, tioo Wgn. A·l body with wan. Loaded. Original &,11,....t signed, consl'd. for live-wheel, am/fm tape deck, ••••••••-yellow, bamboo int , aux new paint Interior good · '78 Seville, 32·500 ml, sm-owner. $1000.S7HUl1.
••••••••••••••••••••••• a board comfort /sea Rent motorhome, 22.,.,' Offer or trade for small lm11l, clean, 44K. SH,000 Sun roof . Runs xJn'l . mac coad . 18.100 UJ78 Mercury Zepbyr sta.
G• aal 9010 kindly performance. self cootained. S250 per carortruck!&U-3967 IOIMcLAW11 ~.73118. 3SK miles oo dual port _548-__ l~-------
••-••••••••••••••••••• Well eqwp'd, Perkins week + 6• a mile. ---------1 ----------bU wen. R&JI, air, $3850. Qatom made wood Row· dlsl, Non:old ref rig, Dan-IW.S-22113. '11 CHEVY & . '71 llercedea 3000, 35,000 re t engine. 545'2083 C 9917 ~or 768-W
q Dory Needs work rorth instrumentation. "'18PaceArrowClldlZ5'. MustSell."51) '. .• ml, allver/blue, snrf, $1,!IOO ••-•••••••••••••••••••
$250. Llte rbrgls Rowma CNG slv. Ii oven + Very cle· ... -•-t ~"'. 4N-3IO.'l. 541-3M5 _ $18,.500 cab or assume '7S VW BUS. beige, 19.5 1977 C-o LT ttast919 HSZ
D. / S295 ' NB I' ·1 ... ...... ... vuv •·-ol -"' .. .,00 m1· 1gallon, radial•, -••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~;Kw okars •· ~~e s 1p ava1 . Compl equipped. Only ..... W..tecl 9590 ' 850N.Beac6Blvd. ._ -..mo. w/..., radio, $4450 /080 Very dean condition '96 Must. Coovert ..... CNl • -.-aya w/oara "' _.n, 5'.S-5609 10 000 mi •1, 000 • dD. 117S-581M Yellow w1lb ~bile la _.., akirtSl.25 673 apprm • · • · · ••• ••••••••••••••••••• LA HABRA ---------835-6566 54&-0489 . · .. • Rum good, looU rreat. . 6DI Cal 2·29 uns diesel, ~ 1-S.93-38158 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR (5Ml. No.olSA P'wy) IQDS-Drive to college ' tenor .... "!:!_._ cood.IU<SUD&. MG-9782 lcMlh. Meri• bap, swun step, knot, Trailln. TraYet 9170 fortcpwedcars·foreicn. (714J52J..5JU wU.b cla.u. 116 MBZ 2505. ·77 VW Rabbit power ...... es and steer· --------~-Rt 9030 RDF S28 CIW\ ~81.52 domestlcs or clauica If c. • ...1--byAppt. • ......... &ood. _, ... good. • ... ,~ •• speed. N-10& AM /FM I track 'S Muat.anc Futbacll:, 2 ...-r-·-, ·""" . ••••••••••••••••••••••• · ~ ..,.,... • ...... n..m r• .. ..-stereo 49K ml f ••••••••••••••••••••••• yom-car ia extra clean, $3250. 548-0066 or 645-608() brakes & battery. Ex-· · to c h o o s e r o m
18' Classic Fan Tail Lido 14 111910, com pl Aijo Travel Trailer, sips see us FlRSl'! cellenl cond. $3500. •768-51379 SlOOQ/OBO. $1800 /080.
laimch molds Best Offer w/lrlr. sail, cvr 6 many 6. good cood. $1400. ~ 79 IMW 6llCSI MGol 9744 638-7858 1971 CHEVROLET p P. 897-4012.
5:30pm 642-7097 xtras $1300 84(>.3605 646-7308 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Allio Ser-#1 ,_... Silver WW. black leather. '18 Mid&et. Good mpa, lo • 7 9 c 0 n v . v w e u g CA MAIO %-21 Ul8ll Mustang, 6 cyl. very
11.fgr going out of busi For Sale. Sprite O'Day u, k ExecutiveCar. mi, very ad cond $4400, Whl/Wht 2000mi. stock· Automatic trans ,air aood cond. $1 ,550
ness, save up to~ on Sailboat. 11"'1' with •• !~~ .. !!~~ . 1 IOINMdBe~BllllC.d. 5584175. 775-1575 perrect S9500. days ~00~·~/pFwMr . a leer· 548-SZDaJhPM
Marine & fish.Log eqwp trailer. $450 979-7698 $S"'YISA-S • #I flll~c..ty J 850 . ..... v 842.77!M/494-21.36eves 1ag,n-ca11elte
1730 Pomona Ave. #S eves. ,.. n; (5Mi. No.of SA Fwy.) '78 MGB. lo miles, nice, ---------deck & mags. Excep-'67 Mustang, xJnt cond,
new llres & brlts, must
sell, $1.800. Dave 493-6213,
496-1709
CM WITHUSEDrAITS 2!1Z5HarbOrBlvd. LaHabra 522-5833 $43>0.Kirll: '63 BAJA Many Xtras tional! (85'8LKE>
· 16' DVRE lnbrd. 4 cyl Importedcarpart.s COSTA.MESA -. -673-3074 S1600after5:30pm 911
CHRYSLER 318 marine diesel. Pedestal steering. IMPORT 979-2500 --7 &. :--. • P==-' 9748 642-7007
engine complete with $7250. AUTOSUPPLY ~ --r-trana. 1 mean complete! 101N. Manchester WI UY ·• .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 79 VW Scirocco, Special
$1175. (213)697·4133 or 14' NANTIJCKET, 4 cyl Anaheim 776-9800 I SADDLEIACI " ORANGECOUNTY'S Edit. Recaro seals,
Im Mustang Ghia, fully
equip., low mileage,
ttniO. ss.6795 after 5 pm. <n•> 548-8339 Universal eng. $6500. Q.EAM CARS v ... 1 1 mv PEUGEOT DIESEL steno, Lo mi. f;75-9568
STAMAS 7u~~~~~~~= ANDftUCIS 1:...:::-_:. HEADQUARTERS VW SUPER BEETLE! J!illltl a ' 11111 HSS
New 32' Sports Sedan, w/carb $5. SamaU part.a ~~s • Gd Eng, s /r, amtrm, ____ __.;.;;..._ __ ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
twm Mere cruisers, 8.,., " -,_. 1980 5051 fltrlt, $1B00/080760-L359 '74 Camaro LT, auto, '79 Old9 Toro Diesel. Like
lolh.Power 9040 .......................
1977 26' Tolly Craft
w/moonng, pnce LS ngbl
call 613-1158
KW Onan. season Wash Bin $lO. Lale recel•eda tG.&INeMll $2,800. Call 730·1250 new . M /R , fully
s pe<:tal model trans axle core ~ 75 Rabbit, xlnt cond, sun-before 8am or late PM. equipped. $11,000 firm. LidoY~~t09B~erage S25pli.t~-~!:~Buif~ Mlldi--of HERIMOW!!! roof, yellow, blk int .. ---------1 ~or644-4684 u•.,.. ...., S •uua ...,. ,.,,,_ """ -$2900 548-4239 Cllefi olef 9920 radio & center daab MEW IMW'S llACH IMPORTS --·---· ----1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Cut.laaa Supreme, air,
90,000 miles. Runs xlol. 'T7 Formula T Bird, 25....,'. •
twtD 351s. VHF. full can· 23' Aquarius wiUi' lS HP
TU, loaded. tandem trlr Johnson, Dana Point.
Best ofr 839 0530 SS.400. 640-0764
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