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Tenant group too 'rich' for Newport
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oe • ..-.-....... are t.o be turned over to low· and 100-acre housing project al Ford plaintiffs last October and re-The tenants have called a to attend. He has as ked for the
Residtclu ol • 21 unit •JM&rt moderate ·lncome tenants who and Jamboree Roads when the moved Daon from the suit even protest meeting for 7:30 p.m . complaint lis t .
mt nt bulldlnt at ISJ Oonun10 qualUy for federal bou•inl sub-suit wu filed last year. though it is still pending aJlain.st Monday in the apartments '
D r 1 '' e th 1 1 w et' k ro und 1idlH under Orange County the ca·ty. lb I
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th Thelr plans called for some recreation room to draft com-e mae vu JI e unenviable Houalna Authorlly administra-low-and moderate-income hous· Tenants living in the apart· plaint.I to Daon.
position ot bean& too wealthy to Uon. in", but the cltv rejected the pl"ft.. ~side m Newport 8t"I Ch • ~ • ....-men t s pay about $380 for a
Le lten nottfyina them lb•l The settlement is the result of posal. single-bedroom unit and $475
mo.t will have one year to cnove 11 ·suit by org&niiations including To move 00 with plans to sell monthly for two-bedroom units.
out were malled by an official of the Fair Housing Council, the the acreaae to J .M. Peters Co. Qualified low-income renters
Daon Corpor a tion, the apart Western Center on Law and Pov-for construction of 200 housing who displace them will pay
menu· o•·ner. on t"'eb. 17 erty and eight individ~als who units, Daon officials offered to about SlOO a month less in rent, Un~r an out-of.court selUe-alleaedly cannot afford Newport turn the fll'm's Domingo Drive and current tenants claim they
menl ol a lawsuit filed aaainst Beach housing. apartment complex over to low-are being forced out into a city
the corporal.loo and the City or Daon and Eagle Development income renters . whe re many of them cannot find
Newport Beach. the apartments Co. were seeking approval for a The dea.l was accepted by the affordable quarters themselves.
A spokeswoman said about SO
are expected to attend, including
city and county officials and
members of the Eas tbluff·
Homeowners Association.
A spokeswoman for Daon said
Friday that John McGann,
manager of the corporation's
southern division. will be unable
Airport Inf orrner's report
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The Daon· spokeswoman said
the corporation's hands are tied
as the result or the legal settle·
ment last October and that Daon
currently has no plan to aid in
relocating displaced tenants.
M cGa nn 's letter to tenants
notes that those who qualify for
low-rent status may remain in
their units. Also allowed to re·
main under housing regulations
are residents 60 or over.
noise
rapped Indicted OC pair
The president of a Newport
Beach homeowners association
says jet nois e from Orange
County's John Wayne Airport is
making lire miserable for him
and his neighbors .
gambling bosses?
Clarence Turner, president of
the Mariners Homeowners As-
sociation, testified at a hearing
on airport noise Friday that
many former residents of his
area moved out because of the
noise from departing and incom-
ing jets.
The hearine is being held in
Costa Mesa on Orange County's
application for a variance from
state airport noise standards.
Turner, who said he represent-
ed 1,800 homeowners living in
the area bordered by Westcliff
Drive and Upper Newport Bay,
testified that residents are being
driven from their homes.
•'The people in my area are
bein1 subjeCted to loss of sleep,
almost constant noise, fallout
and interference with their
television and radio reception,"
Turner said in response to ques-
tioning by Jerrold Fadem, an
attorney representing airport
expansion opponents.
The noise hearings continue
Monday al the Harper Com-
munity Center, 424 East 18Ua St.
in Costa Mesa. •
Si•on «!alls it quits
Thirty years is long enough, says postal clerk Harold
Simon, who got a hug Friday from fellow clerk Tanpis
Click upon the occasion of his retirement. Simon had
served for most of those years as the f root counter man
at i he Riverside A venue branch of the Newport Beach
post office. As you can see, Friday was Harold's day.
Narmco fined $500
Mesa chemical firm pleads no contest
Narmco Materials Inc. was
fined S500 and cost.'I Friday to
culminate nine months of court
action on a nuisance citation
charging the firm r e leased
chemical odors into its Costa
Mesa neighborhood last April.
must be kept from competitors.
Corbell said afte r the court
session: "That, however, is not
the reason we pleaded nolo con·
lendere."
ther e resulted in the death of one
employee and seriously injured
a nother.
An organization was formed
with the help of political activist
T om Hayden's Campaign for
Economic Democracy to draw
attention to the alleged plight of
the neighborhood.
By GLENN SCOTT
Ol tM o.lly l'lle4 Se.ff
Two Orange County men in·
dieted late this week on suspi-
cion of bookmaking have been
described by an FBI informer as
o pera tor s of the larges t
bookmaking ring in the county.
Alyn M. Brannon, 49, of Santa
Ana, and Salvatore C. Consalvo,
55, of Mission Viejo, were or·
dered Friday to appear for ar·
raignmenl March 16 in Orange
County Central Municipal Court.
Indictments with 20 counts of
conspiracy and bookmaking
against the pien were handed down Thursday by the Orange
County Grana Jury.
An indictment Is a formal
charge made agai~st a person
by a grand jury. It does not
estabUsh guilt or innocence.
The two men surrendered to
Municipal Court Judge Richard
Peacom. The judge released the
two men without bail pending
arraignment.
It is the third time Brannon
has been taken into cus tody on
bookmaking charges. He first
was arrested in 1972, when he
was a member of the Sad·
dleback Community College
Board of Trustees.
Brannon currently is on proba·
lion stemming from his second
conviction for bookmaking in
March 1979.
According to documents filed
with the court, Brannon is
believed by inve5tigators to be
the lop man in the bookmaking
ring, with Consalvo his assis-
tant.
John Gier. an investigator in
the District Attorney's Office,
said in a 35-page report that FBI
a gent Sta n Fullerton has re·
ceived i.nformalion from a "con· Harbor Municipal Court Judge
Robert Polis ordered the max-
imum ftne allowable under mis-
demeanor criminal law after
N arm co attorney Ken Steelman
changed the firm's plea of inno-
cent to no contest.
Attorney Bruce Corbell,
Steelman's partne r . said the
new plea was entered because
legal expenses were becoming
too costly to continue the battle.
Issues in the pollution case,
triggered when residents com-
plained to the South Coast Air
Quality Manageme nt District
about plant emissions, have
gone as far as the state Supreme
Court.
Still pending is Narmco's al-
legation the state public nui·
sance-type law governing air
pollution emissi ons is un-
constitutional because of its
vagueness.
Burglar makes off
with a 'lwt' item
Friday, Narmco attorneys
were to provide the prosecutor,
Qeputy District Attorney Doug
Otto, with a list of chemicals
usedJn plastic production at the
plant at 800 Victoria Ave.
Judge Polis ruled earlier this
year that Narmco must provide
the list despite arguments the in·
·formation ls proprietary and
QUIZ FEATURES
TOP COMMUNIST
Prosecutor Otto, carrying a
big cardboard box filled with
documents amassed during the
nine months of court action,
noted Friday the ''no contest"
plea doesn't stipulate guilt on
behalf of the chemical firm.
He praised the company for its
cooperation with state and coun-
ty authorities.
Robert Stemmler, Narmco
general manager who last year
claimed bis firm never would
plead "guilty" or "nolo conten-
dere" to the complaint, noted
Friday that SCAQMD monitor-
ing has consistenUy showed his
plan~ in compliance with "all
appU~able standards." •
He said after the complaint
was issued, bi.I fll'm was lnlpect-
ed by SCAQllD , the Air
Resources Board and state safe·
ty officials.
"None of these regulatory
agencies cited the company for
violation ol any safety. environ-
mental or other . , . law."
· Friday's fine ends only one
part of Narmco's continuing
le1al problems.
Retldents wbo live near the
plant, which is scheduled> to be
moved to Anaheim . before the
end ol next year, have rued a
cla11·actloa suit in U.S . District
Court.
Tbat recenUy amended auit
coatend8 tbe plant caa&Hd bealtb
problem• ln the rHldeatlal
nel1bborhood around i\.
N armco, a aubllctiarJ ol tbe
C.laneee Corp., bu beeD the ob-
Ject of controversy slace y
Au1ust 11'79 cbemicaJ upload
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A 60-pound device containing
radioactive particles was stolen
Friday evening from a locked
pickup truck in south Orange
County.
Officials for the Orange Coun-
ty Sheriff's Department were
warning people -the burglar
included -not to• ta mper with
the machine because of the
danger of exposure to its gam-
ma rays.
However. a spokesman for the
engineering company that uses
the device to test soil densities
said the machine presents no
widespread danger.
Gerald Stone, director of
technical services for Eberhart
Axton fc Associates of Anaheim,
said a person couldn't get a
Parthenon
damaged
ATHENS, Greece (AP> -
ArchaeolOliats report 1i1niflcant
earthquake dama1e to tbe
Parthenon temple atop tbe
Auopoll1, symbol for 2,500
years ol the aJory of ancient
Greece.
Tbe ancient marble eolumaa,
wblcb ban auniYed fire, in·
YlllOD and a1r pollution erosion
o••r the centuries, suffered
cracka that experts deacrlbed u Hffoul althoup they were bare-
ly DOtlceable~
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lethal dose of radioactivity un-
less "the guy literally slept on it. .•
Sheriff's Lt. Dennis Rohn said
the $6,000 machine was stolen
from the floorboards or a 1980
ye llow Toyota pickup truck at
5:30 p.m. Friday.
The four-wheel-drive truck
was parked in a bar parking lot
al Forbes Road and Crown
Valley Parkway in Mission Vie·
jo, he said.
The device, which contains a
nuclear gauae back s catter
machine, is built of lead and
ca.st iron and is about 13 inches
long, 10 inches wide and 14 in·
ches hhth. ·1e added.
Anyone finding· the device is
urged to call the nearest law en·
forcement aeency, Rohn said.
Stone said the machine ls well
made and would be difficult to
open. He saJd the 1reen and
yellow machJne was well
marked with the universal
radioactive warning.
"It just amases me that
someone would have taken It un·
less be knew what it wu and
wanted It for tbat purpoae," said
Stone.
Neither Stone nor Rohn could
explain the kind of damase pro-
loa1ed aponre to UM radloac·
Uve wav• could produce.
'Tbey did np&aln, thoqb, that
the machine could only be
daa1erou1to 1omeooe wbo wu
witbln about three feet of tbe
box. i
fidentiaJ reliable source" about
the two suspects.
Gier wrote that the informer
s aid : " ... the l argest
bookmaker in Orange County is
a s ubject named 'Al.' and that a
man named Salvatore Consalvo
was an associate or e mployee of
'Al' and that 'Al' works strictly
out or his house and no one
would be able to contact 'Al'
without going through
Consalvo."
The informe r further told
Fullerton that ·Al' had been pay-
ing off bets as large as $50.000 by
"covering his own action." and
that Consalvo was often seen
carrying sever al h undred
thousand dollars.
Deputy District Attorney Jean
Rheinheimer said s he couJdn 't
disclose information contained
in the indictment, but she con-
(See BETS, Page A21
Wilson raps Brown
• on energy issues
By &ICllARD GREEN
0t 1119 o.lly ...... $Wff
San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson
took his unofficial gubernatorial
campaign to Irvine Friday
night, criticizing Gov. Edmund
G. Brown Jr. 's policies on
energy and business. while pro·
moling his own.
Speaking at the second annual
Irvine Chamber of Commerce
Installation Banquet, Wilson, a
Republican , said the state's
future well-being is linked to the
Peripheral Canal. improvements
to the business climate and less
restrictive energy policies.
He blasted Brown's a rde nt
s upport for s olar and
geothe rmal
energy.
Wilson, who
has a lready
ra is ed
$700, 000 for
hi s 191l2
gubernatorial
bid . sa id
Bro wn's fis -
cal policy has been poor. WILSON
"Brown says he's a fiscal con-
ser vative yet state spending bas
grown from SlO billion to $24
billion a year while (he was)
serving as governor," he said.
''I applaud him (Brown) for
declaring a war on c rime,"
Wilson added. "But he has cut
Sl70 million from aid to local
governments. Those cuts may
hav e bee n better made in
California's 120 new com-
missions established unde r
Brown."
Wilson, 47, called for the aboll·
lion of the Employee Labor
R e lations Board and the
Rape, stab
• • VICtUD
recovers
A 25-year-old woman wbo was
raped and stabbed 11 Umes in
the back and dumped on the San
Die10 Freeway in Irvine h11
been dlachar1ed from Fountain
Valley Community Hospital.
Tbe Loe .u,elea w.olban wu
brou1ht to the bolpital early tbll
week alter beln1 attacted by
three men wbo picked ber QP
Monday at the corner of lltb and
Hoover street.a in LA.
She wu stabbed ll Um• la
tbe back and left for dead
alon111de the San Dle10
FreewQ near tbe lDtenectian wltb tbe Colt.a ll•a .......,., m
Irvine.
She wu releaaed fro• UM
boepital 'l'llllnQJ, ..... of.
ftclata .... rrta.y.
4
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Agricult ural L a bor Re la tions
Board.
In his closing comme nts,
Wilson said that to prevent San
Diego and Irvine. both of which
are "green. beautiful and pros-
p e r o us ,·· fr o m beco min ~
"brown. ugly and dusty ... a gov
ernor who unde r stands the
state's energy, water and busi-
ness needs is needed.
Calling tourism an important
state industry . Wilson said the
governor should be doing more
to promote it.
Wilson claim ed Brown refuses
to g ive even sym boli c support to
lour ism.
The crowd of about 350 Irvine
business people seemed to enjoy
the Republican's speech at the
R e gis tr y Hotel i n I r v i n e
especially when he said regula:
lions on businesses should Le
cut.
He cited the case of a Fresno
sheepherder who wasn ·t allowed
to shoot coyotes because of en-
vironmentali st provisions in the
law.
Art jurying .
deadline near
Artists who want to exhibit
their works in this summer's
Arl·A·Fair in Laguna Beach
should submit examples or their
art for jurying March 15.
Jurying for the s umme r
festival will be held in the Boys'
Club building on the frontage
road off Laguna Canyon Road.
F o r furthe r d e tails. call
494-4515 or 83~·0134.
IRllGI CIAIT WIATHIR
Increasing cloudiness
with '10 percent chance of
rain today and tonight.
Clearlnc Sunday. Hi&b.s to-
day ., to es. lows tooi1ht
'5 to 5S.
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Orange CoMt DAILY PtLOT/Saturday. Feb,uary 28, 1811
Weapon
test tank
dedicated
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depth mine and the adv1u11:ed
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llctld
IMltr ...... IUtt .._
A rephl·a or the depth mllle
.. lill noatmg beneath the s urface
during the ded1callon ceremony,
at t en d e d b y about 100
employees. local government of
f1r1 als and Navy represen
ta lives.
DOUGLAS EllPLOftlEI, GOYDN•NT OfflCIALI APPLAUD DEDICATION
One-mllllon~Hon tank wtll be uffd for weapon• teatlng
T he 35-foot-deep tank was built
underground tu isolate experi-
ments from uncontrolled noise
and vibration. spokesmen said.
It has underwater lights to
permit filming, a nd there are
viewing windows at 10-foot depth
intervals.
Fox ready to sell
Rear Adm . Demps ter M.
Jackson. key speaker , said the
testing tank would play a
"crucial role" in developing the
highest quality anti-submarine
weapons.
Studio approves talks with Marv.in Davis
Construction of the tank,
which also is to serve as a sup-
plementary reservoir for the
plant's fire protection system.
began in August 1979.
HOLLYWOOD (AP> -Direc·
tors of 20th Century-Fox Film
Corp. said Friday they would
negotiate a merger agreement
with Denver oilman Marvin
Davis, who has offered to buy
the historic studio for about $800
miJlion.
said the· directors. who met in
Century City on Friday, had
authorized rurther discussions
with Davis and negotiation of a
formal merger agreement. He
said Fox would allow Davis and
his representatives to review the
company's operations before
another board meeting set for Fox Chairman Dennis Stanfill
When sex is a weapon
Women talk strategy against harassment
By RICHARD GREEN
Of, ... Oally P1l•I Sulf
What is sexual ha rassment'?
According to a definition given at a UC
Irvine woman's forum. it is:
··A form or sexual discrimination which
occurs when a person who is in a position of
institutional authority or is able to control or
affect another person 's career. job, or emo-
tional well-being, subjects another person to
unwanted sexual attention, coerces her/him
into sexual relations and/or punishes her/his refusal.··
MEN SHOULD ASK WOMEN FOR
pe rmission be fore patting, touch ing or
pinching. said Maggie Hummer. director of
the UCI Rape Awareness Center. which
sponsored the forum Thursday with the UCI
Women's Center
Even more subtle activity such as a leer
or a stare can be conside red a form of sexual
harassment. Ms llummer said.
"The difference between rtirting and
ha rassment has to do with consent," Ms.
Hummer explained lo about 20 women and
three men at the forum. "It is clearly harass-
ment when we find it undesirable ...
AND If' THE ATTENTION IS unwanted,
women should make it clear that the men are
doing something undesirable. Ms. Hummer
said.
If a man stares at you and you don't like
it. you should ask him how he'd like it if
someone was staring at him. Ms. Hummer
said.
If an older man is sexually harassing
you. you should say to him. "How would
you like it if your wife or daughter were re•
ceivin~ this kind of treatment?" a woman at
the forum suggested.
"IF I START GETTING THE treatment.
I'll just turn the tables." said one diminutive
woman. "'I'll say to the guy. 'Let's see your
hairy chest' or ·You have nice buns.'
.. That will usually embarrass them."
Jeanne Kohl. center director, said few of-
ficial sexual harassment grievances have
been filed at UCI. but this belies the fact that
m any cases go unreported.
F.XAMPLES CITED WERE the pro-
fessor displaying Playboy centerfolds in the
classroom or wearing sexually oriented T-
s hirts.
Ms. Kohl said that a ny woman who feels
s he is being sexually harassed should contact
the UCI Women's Center.
There are legal remedies to sexual
harassment including a nti-discrimination
statutes on the stale and federal level, she
said.
March 27 to consider the offer.
There were no further details
on the terms of the proposed
agreement. but Davis bas of-
fered to pay Fox stockholders
$60 a share for the company_ As
part ol the deal, Fox would dis·
tribute its stock in three
television statio n s to
shareholders, malting the total
offer worth about $70 a share.
The talteover bid from Davis,
a hulking , 55 ·year -o ld
multimillionaire who has pre-
viously attempted to buy the
Oakland A's baseball team and
,the Denver Post , apparently
came as a surprise to Fox
management.
How ever. com pan y
spokesman Phil Myers charac-
terized the meeting between lhe
Fox direetors and Davis as
"very friendly, very positive.''
Davis has said he plans no ma·
jor management changes ir his
offer is accepted.
Davis has the s upport of Chris-
Craft Industries, which is Fox's
biggest shareholder with 22 per-
cent. in his offer. He also has
adequate cash, having sold some
$600 million worth of oil and gas
properties just slx weeks ago.
Fox. founded in 1933 by Darryl
F. Zanuck and Joseph Schenk,
has been a takeover target for
some time. The company had
previously been approached by
Chris-Craft , Ame rican Finan·
cial. Tandem Productions and
the Reliance Group. Tandem.
owned by television producers
Bud Yorkin and Norman Lear,
has a 6.5 percen~ interest in Fox.
Fox had 1980 earnings of $54.6
million or $4.89 a share. down
slightly from its 1979 results or
S57 .3 million or SS.19 a share.
The company lists its assets as
$759 million.
llB sues Gulf in
pipeline clftsh
WranCUng over ownership ol a
coastal pipeline that runs
through Huntington Beach bas
led lawyers for the city to flJe a
S20 million lawsuit against Gulf
Oil Co.
The suit file d Friday in
Orange County Superior Court
names as defendants the oil
company and its mana1er of a
Santa Fe Springs facillly, E.E.
Scboeberlein.
The city contends in the suit
that it owns the pipeline because
a 25·year easement granted the
oil company expired In
December.
It wants the court to award $10
million in exemplary damages
and $10 million in punitive
damages because the company
has continued to use the line.
The suit is the latest develop-
ment in negotiations for a re-
newed contract. A critical ques-
tion in the talks has been how
m uc b the pipeline is worth
because of inflated oil prices.
The former contract, made in
1955, required Gulf to pay the ci-
ty $2,400 a year for the ease-
ment, or the right to use city
property.
Masked
duo robs
HBbank
Two men wearing ski masks
and brandishing revolvers burst
into a Huntington Beach bank
Friday and stole an estimated
$3,085.
The men, who appeared to be
in their early 20s, ordered tellers
at the Crocker National Bank at
Beach Boulevard and Edinger
Avenue to slack money on the
counter. said Huntington Beach
police Lt. John Foster.
They then collected the loot
and disappeared in a getaway
car parked outside the door. said
Foster.
He added at least eight wit·
nesses told investigators the
men pointed the blue steel guns
at bank customers and warned
them not to move.
No shots were fired, though,
and no one was injured, he said.
The getaway car. a Ford
Mustang, was found soon after
the robbery in a parking lot
behind Montgomery Ward & Co.
on Beach just a few hundred
yards from th~ bank , s aid
Foster.
The ignition had been re-
moved . he added. leading in-
vestigators to believe the car
had been stolen. The engine was
still running when found. A
bumper s ticker s aid : "Go
Dodger Blue."
Foster s aid investigators have
no leads on the men's identity
except for the car. He said they
are waiting to find out for sure if
it was stolen and, if so. from
where.
City otftciab W. Ume are_,.
1esttn1 that the annual cost
should be u much u $1 million.
The pipeline ori1inat.es three miles out ln the Pacific Ocean
and n&na throu1b the city near
the Pacific Coast H11hway
before ulltimately reachin1
Gulf's Santa Fe Sprin1s facility. , ...........
BETS. • •
firmed the men are considered
"major" bookmakers who deal
in at least six-figure "books."
She said nine men wbo were
allegedly clienta of the suspects
were granted immunity from
pros~ution in return for their
testimony.
The complaint filed a1ainst
the men in court Friday listed
names of seven men who al·
legedly placed beta with the sus-
pects.
The complaints also men-
tioned that Consalvo worked out
of an apartment on Newport
Boulevard in Tustin and from a
subleased office on Moulton
Parkway in Laguna Hills.
G ier's report, which sum-
marizes surveillance of the men
since September 1980, notes that
investigators 1ained a list of bet·
tors from return addresses
found in a bag of used envelopes
in a trash bin outside the Tustin
apartment.
The report also indicates that
Consalvo. who drives a silver
Porsche, made short but fre-
quent st.ops at several Orange
County bars.
Be•eles•
If you needed a dog, how
cou Id you turn one down that
had a face like this homeless
pup? She's currently resid-
ing tempora rily at the
Orange County Animal
Shelter, 561 City Drive
South. Orange. Shelter is
open from 10 a .m. to 5 p.m.
Monday through Saturday.
Telephone, 634-7301.
Irvine cops
search for
kidnappers
Normal runs seen
for county buses Hallmark
The hunt continues today for a
suspect in the kidnap and rob·
bery of a 25· year-old Los
Angeles County man who was
fou nd with his hands tied Friday
near the Coyote Canyon Dump
in Irvine.
Police said Hector Navarro
was overpowered and bound Fri-
day at 8:50 a.m. by a man who
got into Navarro's van while the
victim was in a doughnut shop al
Atlantic and Slauson avenues in
Maywood.
The suspect. described as a
male Latin, threw Navarro in
the bed or the van. pointed a gun
at him and told him lo lie there
quietly.
Navarro was then driven to
Bonita Canyon Road near the
dump, relieved or his wallet with
$50 and a credit card in it. and
thrown out or the van.
The suspect drove away with
the 1974 green Chevy van. leav·
ing Navarro behind.
Orange County's public transit
buses are expected to run on
normal weekend schedules to·
day and Sunday.
Service was provided on about
90 percent of the bus routes Fri-
d Cly . the first day buses hit
Orange County streets after a
22-day strike by drivers and
mechanics.
Orange County Transit Dis-
trict General Manager James
Reichert said he hopes bus
service on Monday will be close
to normal.
·'I would expect and hope that
it would improve over today.··
he said Friday night.
District• officials can't say ex-
actly how many bus routes will
be in operation because the 212
mechanics and 745 drivers were
given a one· week grace period to
report back lo work when their
strike was resolved Wednesday
with ratification or a new con-
tract.
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the mechanics came to work
Friday. Fewer workers are ex-
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equally fewer routes. · 1 /
On Friday. 42 of 52 local bus f ·~ .
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express and commuter routes I ~
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LOS ANGELES <AP) -A
mild earthquake measuriq 3.4
on the Richter scale shoot the
western San Fernando Valley
Friday morning, ratilln1 win-
dows and canned 1oods but
brin1in1 no reporta of dama1e.
Dennis Meredith, spokesman
for the California Institute of
Technoloty, said the epicenter
of the quake wu in Woodland
Kills, 10 miles aouthweat ol the
1971 Sylmar eartbqu.ke that measured 1.4 on tbe Richter
scale and took es uv ... Tbe 10th·
annlvenary ol that quake wu
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the }l:'<tt idtl:'r )'o ung
Ou' aher l'ame to p<iwer . ·
Wallate said. and m} wife,
~'hose eousin 1s married to a
Ha1t1an. living 1n llaH1 . was
d 1s traughl and that's
putting 1t mildly "
CBS newscaster Dan
Rather is dropping dis-
orderly conduct charge
against Chicago cabbie
he accused of .. kidnap-
ping" hi m and taking
him for a wild ride.
Rather said increased
reporting assignments
are conflicting with pro-
secution of the case.
Film star Lillian Gish.
84. rn Sacramento this
week for charity ap-
pea rances . was lauded
by both houses of the
state Legislature for her
79 yea rs in show busi-
ness
J O H N L ENNON, the
ex Beatie shot dead outside
h is New York apartment
OeC' , 8, left an t's tate in
Eng land and Wales valued al
$5.5 million. al'COrding to
his Wiii
In the will. dated Nov. 12.
1979, Lennon left ha lf his
estate to his wife, Yoko Ono,
the remainder lo b(• held in a
trust fund. Probate has been
granted lo Yoko Ono. 47. who
still lives in Lennon's home
1n Manhattan
Lennon's British estate is
only a s mall fraction of the
fortune. Estimates have put
it at $275 million, most of it
abroad.
R oger J . Ma rzulla. a
Ca lifornia trial lawyer who
has been vi rtually blind since
he was a small child, has
been named president or the
Mo un tain States Legal
Foundation.
M arzulla. 33, a former
judge and law teacher . was
the u n ani m ous choice
amo n g m ore t h a n 20
applicants to fi ll the position
vacated by n ew Inte rior
Secre tary James G. Watt.
House Majority ltH1der
II• Wrlslat isn 't a bit
hflilant lo play javoc with
t he English language for
uke ot a Jokt-W rl&ht , knowi n g of
Pres ... & a e aCH 'I fondness
for jelly beans. for warded
hi m some of Texas' finest
the jaJapeno pepper variety
They were provided by the
Granbury Opera In Texas
Wright also enclosed a
cover letter reminding the
president that in Spanish the
"j " i n ja l a p eno i s
pronounced like the English
"h.''
And with tonf.?ue in cheek,
he added "Be careful Mr.
Pr esident. These are JOt as
jell. ..
Jush. Jim That's jorrible
Former President J immy
Carte r was in Atlanta to
m eet with pu bli s hers
interes ted in his memoirs
and possibly a book about the
Middle East peace accords.
,.
D emonstrators shouting
··murderer" threw eggs
and garbage at David
Rockefeller. chairman
of Chase Manhattan
Bank. as he accepted
award Friday from
World Affai rs Cou11cil in
Boston. The identity and
purpose of de -
m onstrators we re w1
known.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, February 28. 1981 Al
Fi1ing of recall due
Dana group says it has enough signatives
By JOHN NEEDHAM
CM tM D•H1 ~11et Sllltt
A Dana Point citizens group
claims it has enough signatures
lo foree a recall election involv-
ing four members of the com-
munity's sanitation board
Carolyn Walti, a spokesman
for the Dana Point Citizens for
Al'lion. the group seeking the re-
call electi on. said the petitions
would be filed with t he Orange
Count.) Registrar of Voters next
week for verification
The Dana Point Sa nitation
Di s trict board s purre d the
citizens group ti} action when it
r e fu sed to r es C'ind u con ·
truvcrs1al pens11111 plan it adopt·
ed last April. The plan would
pay the dis trict di rector~ SSOO a
month after the,· retire
Member!> of the IJoard named
1n I hl' recall J.,1etit1ons arc Angus
S mith. J o hn MeComlJ. Jack
St·hm1<1t and E<Jrl Hardisty.
/\firth m ember, f.(iuis !-:. Uun·
n1n g, was also a recall target.
but hl· dtt'<.l le!\!-than ;.1 rnunth
a rtl•r hl'ing ~en (.•d v. 1th rN'all
papL'I"!\ 111 October
Thl· m;rn n<im l·d to rcplaC'e
Dunning. Oon Klaasl'n, is nut
namt•d on the rL'l'clll pct1t1ons .
II 1s tl•rm wi 11 ('X p1 n· 1 n No-
vem bC'r.
·mited time only!
The sanitation board is also
under fire from the citizens
group because or its plan to
build a 420,000-squar e -foot office
building with district funds.
In addition, t he citizens group
is upset about the near-doubling
of costs for em ployee wages and
benefits in 1980.
Board members have been ac-
cused by the citizens group of
trying lo treate an empire for
themselves with the district's
S2.3 million budget surplus.
The boar.d members confirm
there a re plans lo build the of-
fice building across from the dis-
tr ict's sewage t reatment facility
on Del Obispo Street in Dana
Point.
P lans call for the district to
lease space in the building it
now uses. Construelion funds
would com e from the budget
surplus .
C rash in volcano
VANCOUVER. Wash. (AP)
A charter helicopter carrying
l ' .S. Geological Survey scien-
t 1s ts c rashed Friday in the
~1uunt St. Helen's crater. inJll'-
ing o ne o r the f ive people
aboard, a s urvey s pokesman
sai<J.
T h e sanitatio n d istric t 's
1979-80 budget s h o ws tot al
em ployee benefits and salaries
o r $103,884. But the 1980-81
budget shows that figure jump-
ing to $201,SOO.
Board members explain the
rise in cost.a was caused by the
institution of district-paid com-
. prehensive insurance, offered to
workers and their fa milies for
the fi rst time in 1980.
Despite the recall move. the
four directors under fire have
repeatedly re fused to rescind
the pension plan.
Smith, in past statements, has
c ha r acterized the Dana Point
Citizens for Action as a sm all
p r essure group that is not
representative of the m ajority of
Dana Point res idents .
Mrs . Wal ti claims her group
has garnered more than the
1,483 sign atures r e quired to
qualify the recall for the ballot.
The Dana Point Citizens for
Action were given until March S
to collect the signatures of 25
percent or the regis tered voters
in Dana Point to qualify the re-
call for the ballot
"We have all we need now. but
w e'll C'Ontinue col l ecting
s ignatures as a cushion in case
a ny are rejected." Mrs. Walti
s aid.
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A hearing to consider the 19-
yea r -old Houston, Texas resi-
dent's sanity was scheduled by
Municipal Court Judge Richard
Beacom for March 20.
A jury trial was set te ntatively
for April 'l7 in Superior Court
Frank Briseno's courtroom .
Miley is aecused of participat-
ing in the strangulation death of
12-year -old James Macabe of
Garden Grove in February 1980.
He a lso is charged with two
counts of murder in Los Angeles
County. One of those two counts
also involves Macabe.
Miley. who Steinberg contends
has an IQ of :>4 . is undergoing
tests by two psychiatrists in Los
Angeles to he lp m easure his
sanity.
Steinberg told Beacom he'd
like to "reserve" the privilege or
using the same test s as
testimony in the Or ange County
case.
Miley earlier had entered an
inn~ent plea io Orange County.
Steinberg said. however. that
the plea was changed because of
concern that his client suffers
N EW YORK (API With his
m outhpiece by his s ide. a
button-cute 9-yea r -old boy
s urre ndered to the FBI on
F riday in the $118 arm ed holdup
this week or a midtown bank.
The FBl promptly tossed him
to the New Yor k City Police
Department.
Ken Walton , deputy assistant
director in charge of the New
York FBI office. explained: "In
a situation like this. the federal
government is not set up to
handle juveniles and the state
is.''
Wa lton said that as far as the
FBI couJd determine. the boy
was the youngest person ever
wanted for bank robbery in this
country. His case was expected
to be handled through the city's
juvenile court system , rather
than the criminal courts.
T h e 4 -foot-S yo un gster
dis pl ayed a shy s m ile fo r
photographers who mobbed ru m
as he and his lawyer, Me l Sachs.
walked into FBI headquarters in
lower Manhattan about 1 p. m .
···He is s upposedly being
sought in a case involving the
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would they give any clue as lo
whether t he holdup gun was
rea l, why such a boy might do
the stickup. whether an adult
might have heen behind the
heist, or what beeame of the
money
The boy a n s w e r e d the
descr iption · of a "very cute"
brown-eyed lad who brandished
an automatic pistol when he
stuck up the bank in Rockefeller
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Wednesday
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FV festival 'success'
200 attend school's multicultural fair • By PIDLINl!IDt:aMAN
Of .. Delt, ...........
Masuda School In Fountain
Valley wu transfor med into an
International feaUval, com plete
wltb Chinese and American
Indian dancers, African and
Greek paintings, Japanese
paper art in struction and
Meicican cooking
demonstrations.
About 200 parents and teachers
attended the Fountain Valley
School District 's first
multicultural fair. The event was
designed to show how to in-
corportate the ideas and tradi-
tions of other nations into regular
classroom lessons.
Judy Diaz, the distric t 's
coordinator of program services.
said 29 different languages are
spoken by students attending
Founlain ~alley's 17 elementary
schools.
The multicultural fair gave
particular emphasis to In-
dochinese, Japanese and
American Indian art and history.
"One of our ma1n 1oala j1 to
build sell-esteem amon1 students
from these cultures," Ms. Diu
said •.• Another aoal ii lo increase
other student.a' respect ror the
di1nityofotherpeople."
T he district adni~trator said
teachers can firsJ-oSllOW students
the similarities among cultures,
then point out the differences that
makeeachoneunlque.
FOR EXAMPLE, s he said. all
cultures have a need to establish
order in their society. But to do
this. different groups have set up
different types of government and
law.
Ms. Diaz said this teaching ap-
proach can be used in economics,
lite rature and other su bject
areas.
Absorbing these multicultura l
teaching ideas at the Masuda
fair were district instructors as.
well as parents from various
school site counci ls . These
councils are parent advisory
groups.
Participants were expected to
take these ideu back to their own
schools to upgrade multlcultural
education pro1rams,
P ARENTS AND others
representing various cultures
participated in the fair. Ms. Diaz
said she hopes to coax more
parents from other cultures to
participate in school activities.
"We just have to open the door
and make \hem feel comfort.a· ble,'"shesaid.
The various displays at the
multicultural fair included ex·
am pies of African Batik paintings
and ~ree~ straw paintings, In·
strucuon m preparing Oriental
t em pur a a nd M ex ican
quesadillas. and exhibits or ~rigami, a Japanese paper fold·
mg a rt.
Chinese ribbon dances and
American Indian eagle and hoop
dances were presented.
Nne Eagl~
Dean L. Arnold, a senior at
Fountain Valley High School
and a member of school's
champion basketball team.
received his Eagle Scout
Award. Dean. 18, is son of
Ed and Dixie Arnold, 10449
Klamath River Circle.
O.llt_PiletSlatt PM4h
HOOP DANCING
Blue E•gle Swap meet pact nears Leg-/ eeling
party called
'sexist' act No criminal
charges due
in Irvine flap
Bf!-t museum, amphitheater hit snag
I' NO HULA HERE
Hoop de doo
Planners ey~
traile r park
• zone issue
After a 45-day delay, the
Orange County Planning Com-
mission will reconsider the con-
troversial zoning issue for
Treasure Island T railer Park.
Monday's m eeting begins at
l . 30 p m in the old county Hall
of Administr ation building at the
southwest l'Orner of Sycamore
Street and Santa Ana Boulevard
1n Santa Ana
Commiss ioners met in
January to hear plans by de·
veloper Bernard Syfan to build a
600 unit time s haring con·
dom inium hotel at the South
Laguna trailer park.
The developer proposes mov-
ing mobile homes owned by 266
tenants off the property to make
wa) for the 24 -story. 230 foot
high ('nndom1n1um structure
l'ndN the proposal. the 62
ong term residents who live in
hl' park would be allowed to
:noVl' into condominiums for the
>ame rent they pay for their
•railer space.
Relocation of the rest of the ten·
1nts. however. has not been re-
;olved and is expected to be a
l ig issue when the commission
meets Monday.
No criminal charges will be
fil ed against a Laguna Beach
High School substitute teacher
p laced under p syc h iatric
observation by police after he
brandished a loaded s hotgun
during an argument over
te mperature control in his
Irvine apartment, police said
today.
Irvine police Sgt . Dick
Bowman said that c riminal
prosecution won't be sought
against Don Lund, 28, of 3900
Parkview Lane, Apt. 2C . Police
o ffi cia l s h ave mad e a
judgmental decision that Lund
wasn't responsible for his act.
Lund's location and status are
private. Bowman said.
He was booked into UC Irvine
Medical Center on Monday for a
72-hour psychiatric observation
period after police us~d tear gas
to flu s h him out of hi s
apartment.
Police orricers said Lund got
into an argument with his two
room mates over his reported
Insistence that the door be kept
open lo cool the apartment.
HE IS THEN alleged lo have
pointed the weapon at them and
later at police who were C'alled
lo the scene by the roommates
Sixty of his neighbors were
evac uat ed fr om th eir
apartments while police tr ied to
ta lk him out of the apartment.
He finally bailed out of his
second-floor bedroom window.
unarmed. at 6:40 a .m . when a
tear gas canister was thrown into
his bedroom. •
By J E RRY CLAUSEN
Ol I .. DMlf Pi .. t 51•11
A contract offering ·weekend
swap meet operations at Orange
County Fairgrounds to the Tel-
Phil organization of Newport
Beach for 11 more years is ex·
Jfected to be ratified next week.
George Gomes, chief of the
st~te's Fairs and Exposition
Division, told county fair direc-
tors Thursday night that their
long battle to negotiate a 10-year
contract renewal option is in the
last stage or approval by the
Department of Agric ulture.
But Gomes, who appeared
before the board to explain de·
lays caused by bureaucratic en·
lilies in gaining approval for
large contracts. said he has no
idea if and when a contract for
cons truction of a $9 million am·
phitheater project al the Costa
Mesa fairg rounds will be ap·
proved.
"l'D LIKE TO say it will be
approved in a cou pl e of
months." he said. ··But I just
can't."
Plans for still another major
project al the Orange County
F ·rgrounds. 88 Fair Drive, also
ain in limbo, according to
mes' report.
Proposals for a private ly
operated non-profit Experience
Center museum now housed in
Irvine are still under going state
policy reviews. Gomes said.
Both the amphitheater proj-
ect. proposed by Nederlander
Wes t, and the museum call for
40-year leases of s tale-owned
fairground properties .
T H E NEDER LAND E R or·
ga nization 's bid for am ·
p hit heater construction and
operation are part of a sole ·
source contract approved by the
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fair board after earlier plans for
theater construction evaporated
over delays caused by a City of
Costa Mesa laws uit.
While the Orange County Fair
would gain considerable income
from both the amphitheater and
swap meet operations in future
year s, the museum operation
would be considered more of a
public service that Gomes said
is in keeping with state rair·
ground goals and policies.
Gomes told board members
som e of them expressing anger
in recent months regarding de-
lays in contracts they have ap-
proved that Orange County's
pro posals for large. long-te rm
* * *
operations are "breaking ice" in
Sacramento.
To t he s tate's General
Services Department. one of the
agenies through which contracts
must be cleared, "anything over
six months is frightening," he
said.
GOMES LAUD ED directors
for accomplishments, noting
completion of what he said is a
good mas t er plan for fair·
g rounds development and a
number of improvements in five
years.
He said he is especially happy
to see that the grounds a re now
"neat and clean·· a nd "good
things are on the drawing
board ..
* * * Raee eours e battle
Fair board votes
to join lobbyists
F acing what one official
tetmed '"powe r plays" by
Cali fornia 's race t racks. the
Orange County Fair Board has
voted to join a lobby group to
develop so m e clout i n
Sacramento.
The board authorized
s pending $1 ,250 to join the
C alifornia Racing Fairs
Association and the possible
expenditure of up lo $200 a
month required for maintaining
a lobbyist for the 10 county
fairgrounds involved.
Hollywood Park and Santa
Anita race courses last year
gained concessions from the
California Horse Racing Board
th a t increased t he ir racin g
seasons and forced the Orange
Coun ty Fair to sc hedule
nighttime thoroughbred action
d uring this year 's Fall Fair set
for Los Alamitos race course.
KEN FULK, Orange County
Fair manager , told the fair
board Thursday night that by
combining the activity of the 10
fairs in the state which stage
racing, the counties form the
third largest racing operation in
the state.
Individually, he indicated, the
fairs fall shor t of being
considered major operations.
Orange County's Fall Fair
thoroughbr ed and quarterhorse
events were e xpected to decline
in income last fall when action
by the major privatcl~ ownt•d
tracks C'Ut two days from the
14-day ral'ing schedule of 1979.
Fulk noted.
"They (Holl ywood and Santa
Anita 1 wan t to k e~p out
competition." Fulk s aid. "It's
just a matter of economics ··
BUT DESPI TE T HE cut in
racing days, bettors plopped
down St million more in 1980
than in 1979 and the fair board
netted $567 ,000 com pared to
only $290,000 the previous year.
To cope with an anticipated 20
percent cut in betting next Oct.
27-Nov. 9, the fair board chopped
Fall Fair expenditures for a
carnival. booths a nd other
activities down to $15.000.
Last year. the board spent
$108,000 on activities. and about
$224.000 the previous year. Fulk
noted.
'Speed ' found
COALINGA (AP1 A pound
of m ethamphetamines. common
ly called speed, was found in a
car stopped for speeding along
Interst at e 5 n ear here ,
authorities ~id . Fresno County
Sheriff's Sgt. Roger Greening
called it .. an extremely large
seizure ... The amount confiscat·
ed Thursday was worth $30,000
to $40.000, he added.
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP> -A
female legislator has criticized a
group or male colleagues for
holding a staff party at which
they put on nylon stockings and
had their blindfolded secretaries
try lo identify them by feeling
their legs.
"It was harmless. there were
no improprieties." said state
Rep. Ray Welker, an lndepen·
dent-Republican who organized
the foot-feeling game at Mon-
day's staff appreciation party in
a St. Paul restaurant.
SI X MALE legislators took off
their shoes and socks. put on
knee-length nylon stockings and
let their screlaries try to iden-
tify their seated bosses by touch.
No above-the-knee touching was
allowed.
· · N o ne o f t h e g i r I s ·we r c
tou c hed. a ny where ... said
Welker "I was making fools of
the men. not the girls ."
But Rep. Phyllis Kahn. a
m e mber o f the r ival
Democratic· Farm-Labor Party.
said the game was demeaning to
both men a nd women. She said
it was her understanding that
several Republican women
··were furiously mad about it. ..
··THERE'S OBVIOUSLY an
element of sexual titillation in
men wearing nylon stockings
having their feet grabbed by
blindfolded women on their
knees ... added Ms . Kahn ... That
they would ask their secretaries
to do this at a semi·public event
is a reflection of their perception
of the place and position of
women."
The Independent-Republican
legislators drafted for the game
were Joe Niehaus. Minority
Leader Glen Sherwood. J ohn
Ainley. Tony Stadum . Dean
Johnson and Myron Nysether.
The latter lwo are also Lutheran
ministers.
Welker acknowledged that be
had heard by, Tuesday that ··a
couple" of the staff wome n were
offended by the game. so he
apologized to them.
BY WEDNESDAY, a number
of fema le Democralic·Farm-
Labor legislato r s and s taff
members we r e complaining
a bout .. sexist, degrading activi-
ty" at the party.
By Thursday, some lndepen-
den t · Republican legislator s
were calling the critic ism a
"smear" and were threatening
to report what transpires at the
next Democ ratic-Farm-Labor
party
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Gra111 p•r1&des for tht! 1.u1rk ·.,
3.o df'gree movie thntcr, the
hf ad of tht' Lou1:.111n a f'1lm
O t'\ dopmeot <:o mnilss1on :.aad
Bui J c1 Beth Holton said the l'rt"1o1. :. 1unerary won't 111l'ludelhe
F re n l'h Qua rtt!r where
near na ked men we <1r1ng
l'Ud JHeres dOd 'olu11tuous
creature:. of dub1ou:. gender Join
amp1res and Raggedy Anos on
f'at Tubday
'The~ wanted footage of a
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up a little footage of families in
costume and such, but It is a
family oriented exh1bil," s he
said
"J.R." BEER -TASTE OF MONEY
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Steve Qualftne buy1 'Dallaa' brew In Santa Monica
Orange Coast DAJLY PILOT/Saturday. February 28. 1981 Al
'Dall,q,s' riches po Ur in
Cash shower from TV show goes on and on • LOS ANGELES (AP) -J .R.'s United States and another 15 in retained its Po Pu l arlt Y
beer, the ad says, "Tastes like Great Britain have been throughout. Often times YOU let
money. The more you've got: licensed to sell .. Dallas.. situations in merchandl1ln1
the more you want." accessories. said Brad Globe. where you have a six-month run,
J . R . jeans ( S 3 s ) are vice president of Lorimar's but it looks like Dallas la aotnc
embroidered with gold bullion l i c e n s i n g a gen t . z i v to have a longer run."
thre ad. And s al es of the International. Ziv licensees include Alamo of
"Dallas" card gam e, which Nashville. a NashviJle, Tenn .. "It's been exciting and fast company which 1·s selling encourages players to steal, cheat. intimidate and bribe, are moving -we jus t hope it "Dallas" formal wear, leather
hotter than a Texas summer. continues ... said Globe. "We see and isleepwear; Pearl Brewing
many ma1'or countries left to of San Anton1·0 Texas which The m e rchandising or • • merchandise where the show is h ted be old as "Dallas" accessories -posters. as concoc a er s T ·Shirts, buttons, beer' puzzles, just getting on the air. We're J . R. Ewing's Private Stock for
g ames, bumper stickers . beginning to license in South up to Sl a can; and McCormick
Africa and Australia. The show o· t 'll' c h' h offers watches, calendars and so forth is 1 mg o.. w 1c is apparently s howering is going on the air in Germany bourbon in a porcelain statue of
money on Lorimar productions, and we're beginning lo license J .R. The decanter. mounted on a
creators of the hit series. How there. It's going on in France music box which plays the
much is hard to say, because soon and we'll be licens ing "Dallas" theme, goes for $64.50. there . Japan is scheduled for Lor imar. which last year April. we're looking for a big
engineered the enormous media market there." hype surrounding the shooting of
J .R., has decided it's tacky to
talk about money.
"LORIMAR PRESIDENT Lee
Rich doesn't want to discuss it
a n y more ," sa id Lorimar
s po kesman Bob Crutc hfield
"People always want to know
how much you're making.''
About 35 companies in the
GLOBE SAID ZIV, which
mark e t s a numb e r of
non"'DalJas" products, has been
somewhat surprised by populari·
ty of Ewing extras.
··We were aware of the
possibilities, but we've been
surprised by the longevity of it."
he said. "But the s how has
SALES OF THESE and other
ite m s a ppear to be brisk.
Peddlers, a Dallas sportswear
concern, has sold about $3.5
million worth of J.R. jeans, said
spokesman Gene Wilson.
"We got into J .R. jeans, about
a year ago and did real well,''
Wilson said. "We paid (Larry)
Hagman a lot of money, but we
did several million dollars worth
of business.··
"They·ve got something on
key c1ttes in the Un ited States.
hotspots or interesting places
around the country, but they
don 't have e1nything on New
Orleans ... she said
0-$240,000 awarded in tot's toy death
The merchandising bonanza
has attracted a number of
pirates who, perhaps taking a
leaf from J.R.'s book, have sold
''Dallas'' products without
bothering to obtain the rights.
Jagger in film
HOLLYWOOD <AP ) Mick
Jagger of the Rolling Stones is
returning to the screen after a
10· year absence in "Fitzcar·
raldol, .. now in produl'tion in the
heart of the Amazon jungle of
Peru and Brazil.
Called unsafe
DAYTONA BEAC H, Fla.
(AP > Both a toy maker and
the parents of a 4-year-old who
drowned when part of a water
toy got stuck in his throat were
at fault in the accident. but the
family should get $240,000 from
the manufacturer. a jury has
ruled.
Jurors made a $600,000 award
against Wh am-0 Manufacturing
Co .. but reduced the amount
after finding the company was
40 percent at fault. the parents
60 percent.
J o n Chri stophe r McCa be
drowned March 25, 1978, when a
plastic covering on the end of a
"WaleP Wiggle" toy came loose
and the bare metal end wedged
in his throat.
His death was the second in-
volving the toy. Three years
ea rl ie r , 3 year -old Marcus
Manley or Baton Rouge, La ..
died in a similar accident.
The toy had a plastic. bell-
shaped hood with a goof~ face
covering a hook-shaped metal
spout with a hose that attached to
water outlets. Water pressure
made the hood bounce around the
yard.
The McCabes had filed a S5
million negligence suit against
Wh a m-0 .
··We've had our share of
piracy and w e 've done
ever ything we could to try to
control the situation ." said
Globe "Many of these pirates
are JUSt operating out of their
garages, but when we find a .
s ignificant pirate , we go after
him."
Pilots rap
SF airport
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -San Francisco
International Airport may soon be branded a
seriously unsafe facility because of rules forcing
planes to pass close to Mount San Bruno on
takeoff. an officia l of the Air Line Pilots
Association says.
The Greatest Sale of Quality Hotne Furnishings
in Southern California Ends Totnorro-w!
Richard Deed s, San Francisco area
coordinator for ALPA and a veteran pilot, said he
recommended a "red star" for San Francisco.
which would mark its safety standards as
··seriously deficient.··
The or ganization a lso gives orange stars,
meaning an airport is defici ent, and black stars
for criticall y unsafe airports. Los Angeles
..International and St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands
are the only American airports with black stars.
An chorage and Honolulu are the only two with red
stars. said Deeds.
A DECISION ON DEEDS' recommendation
probably will be made at an April meeting of the In·
ternational Federation of Air Line Pilots Associa
lion.he said . The IFALPA group is an international
grouptowhichthe ALPA belongs.
San Francisco. currently unrated, should be
rated red. said Deeds. because of noise abatement
rules that require most planes flying eastward to
take off into the west and circle inside Mount San
Bruno. The alternative is to fly past the mountain
and circle over the ocean.
The shoreline turn requires visual navigation
that "in no way fi ts into any safety criteria of the
FAA <Federal Aviation Administration>," said
Deeds.
DEEDS FIGURES THAT IF a commercial jet
loses an engine during takeoff. even the best s afety
procedures could take it within a few hundred feet
of the mountain. ··w e feel that's too close,
particularly at niJthl," he said.
In addition, he said, performance of large
planes deteriorates when the air warms. as it does
near the top of the mountain. but temperature data
Is gathered only on the ground.
.. We want lights on the west slope of the
m ountain and permanent weather stations on the
mountain," he said.
"The FAA says, 'We 've used it for 10 years
and haven't had a crash'." said Deeds. "We say
that's a body-count philosophy."
FAA PLANNING AND PROCEDURES
specialist Chris Overmoe says the shoreline turn is
··extremely safe ," and that in addition to cutting
noise, it cuts 10 miles off the alternative of circling
over the ocean.
Overmoe also said that weather is not a factor
because the mountain is seldom obscured, and if it
were "we wouldn't run that departure."
Beatie Harrison
fined $587 ,000
NEW YORK (AP> -A federal judge has or-
dered former Beatie George Harrison to pay
$587 ,000 ln dama1e1 because be "subconaciously"
pla1tari1ed another writer's melody In composing
the 1971 hit, "My Sweet Lord."
Harrison was ordered to pay the dama1es to
Allen Kletn, bis former mana1er, who now owns
the publJahinC r11hta to tbe tune "He'a So.Ftne," a
popular son1 in lm written by John Mack.
U.S. Dtatrlct Judi• Rlct.a.td Owen, wbo arrived
at tbe amcu1t 9' dam.,• this moetb, bad ruled ln
1171 that Harrlloa pla1lartaed tbe tme, but said,
"I do not be~e be did to deliberately." ,
Now San: 10 IO 'i01t<. on quality home t'urni:.hing~ and an:cssories from Drcx d . Hl·ritagc. lknrcdon.
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Ttle Trilalttal Commlulon wu ln
AP1a&raltld lD Jul)' lt'Tll and 1• a poU cy
orl•nted oraanlutlon Bued on
anabsa ol major luuH faclnl North America. Western Europe ancf Japan.
tbe eomm1u100 bM outbt lO develop
pral"Ueable proposaJs for JOlnt aclioo.
Members numbe r abou1 290 dis ·
tinl\lilhed c1t11ens Crom the three re-
&•oos, drawn from a vanety of back·
growlds
la 1972 David Roc kefeller was con-
('eraed about the difficulties between
Wutem Europe, the United States, and
Japan. He felt, ir the ~·orld was to pro-
gress in economic terms. that the de-
\'eloped part of the world would have to
pull together more closely than they
had in the recent past. He suHe$ted a
coromission composed of represen-
tatives from the three areas be formed.
Al that time the concept aroused no in-
terest, and he dropped the idea.
LATER HE HAPPENED to be in a
meeting of the Bildeburg Group in
Europe. This 1roup consists of Euro-
pean and American lea~ers w~o gather lo discuss various foreign policy prob·
!ems once a year. At that meeting
Mike Blumenthal said that his concern
extended to the three major areas. This
time Rockefeller 's proposal aroused
great enthu:;ias m. As a result, the
Trilateral Comrnluioo wu lauacbecl.
Many people He Id aa a aecret or·
aanlaatl6o, CCM\Jplratorlal. witb very
cloae llnka to Wuh.ln1ton. They th.lnk
we can 1et un the telephone to
W ubln&t.on and tell so and ao what to
do. Actually, we are very open. All our
re ports are made public In the
"Trl•loe&ue" masatlne. whkh ls avail•·
ble to the public.
We a1ao ma.Ile all Information about
our financh1J support avallable. You can
•ee euctJy how much Rockefeller con·
trlbuted and, also, what varioua cor·
por•lions and other sources con-
tributed.
We have reaJly two main purposes.
One i.s lo get the public thinking more
about vital and important issues of
foreign policy. The second is to 1et
leaders in these various countries lo un-
derstand not only each otben policies
but. even more, to understand each
others ways of thinking -which often
lead to policies.
MAJOR CURI.ENT ISSUES are also
addressed in Trialogue, the quarterly
magazine published by the commission.
Three of the rour issues each year are
devoted to key inlernationaJ problems
high on our nations' agendas. with
articles and interviews by important
public figures and experts rrom the
trilateral regions and beyond. The
fourth issue covers in detail the annual
three-day meeting ,of the commission.
A major portion of each annual meet-
ing is devoted to consideration ~r ~ask
force reports to the comm1ss1on.
Sometimes these sessions really have a
considerable effect in clearing up mis-
conceptions between regions. Al a session held in Tokyo in January
1977 there were strong sentiments that
"What we need Is a new
weapon to destroy the new
weapon that they wlll use to
destroy our new weapon."
the Japanese were pushin1 their ex-
ports too bard, that somelhin1 bad to be
done. The Japanese were rather re-sentfuJ of it.
THE BRITISH STARTED OFF by
saying that the Japanese were truly re-
markable people: "You (Japanese) do
everything that we British aJways said
people shouJd do and now we criticize
you for it; rou work hard, you compete
very effectively, you have tremendous
morale. But, you must understand that
we have steel and shipyard workers
who are out of work . We ask you to un-
derstand their positions."
It was fascinating to watch the
~bange of atmosphere. The Japanese,
instead of feeling attacked, felt that
they were being appealed to because of
their successes, and this changed the at-
mosphere entirely. I don't say that this
happens at every meetin1, but it does happen.
THE ONLY FUNCTION NOT on tbe
record ta the proceedlnp of our plenary
meet.lnp. We want frank dlacusaioa and
crlUclam ol each reaion by people lo the
other reitona. We know that you cannot
criticise a friend with the news media I
present. ~
Even ao, we publish the proceedlnp
of our plenary aenlons and the major
speeches with a 1eneraJ summary of
the debates iJl our ma1aaine.
You can receive a Cree copy ol one of
our reporu and tbe Trialogue ma1uine
by writi.nc to the Publication Depart·
ment of the Trilateral Commission,
North American Office, 345 East 4et.b
Street, New York. N.Y. 10011. A sub-
scription includes four issues of
TriaJogue and two of our repolU for $10
a year.
THERE ARE REALLY TWO prin-
cipal charges that have been made
against the commission. One, it is an or-
ganization that is trying to influence the
U.S. government to somehow achieve a
one-world government. This is pre-
posterous. I have attended every single
meeting of the commission and never
once has a single member mentioned one-world government, much less the
organization as a whole being for It.
Another charge that I have heard
quite often is that we espoused the
Panama Canal Treaty. I can say to you
that we never had a discussion on the
Panama Canal Treaty.
Beyond our closed-door meetings
there is one more reason why the con'.
spiracy theory developed. Out of a
membership of 60 Americans (30
Democrats). 16 members went into
hilb·level Carter Admhli.llratloa poai·
Uom. The theory ia that "somebody"
must have been 1"elponalble ror orsant1.
inl aucb a coup.
Actually lt la easy to explain. In lf'72.
when tbe commiui«m wu formed, it
was only natural that such Jeadera u
Cyrus Vance, Michael Blumenthal,
Zbi1niew Bnesinaki, and Harold Brown
be invited to be members. Such men
were obvious choices.
THE ONLY MEMBE& who was not
an obvious choice was Jimmy Carter.
His membenhip was strictly fortuitous.
As to lobbying, I would like to em-
phasize that our office ls not located in
Washington but in New York. As the
coordinator, I go to Washington every
three months, which wouJd not allow
me to do an effective lobbying job on anything.
I guess the commission has become a
national scapegoat primarily because
ita membe.rs are prominent in various
fields -they are people from very dif-
ferent backgrounds.
THE NORTH AMERICAN Group con-
sists of 100 people. The U.S. Group con-
sists or 14 lop executives of various
businesses, five labor leaders, nine
academifians, a number of lawyers,
and a nufllber of people from the media.
We don't try to agree on everything and
we wouJd not succeed if we did.
The interests of North America, West
Europe, and Japan now interlock in so
many fields, such as trade and
monetary questions, security and de-
fense, energy supplies, and sociaJ and
environmental issues, that it is essential
that these three advanced industrial re-
gions coordinate their policies and learn lo work together.
California mentality staves off recession ills
By THOMAS D. ELIAS
Ca lifornia enjoys warm
weather, high surf and, usually,
immunity from the worst effects
of national recessions. There
may be a connection.
was l osi ng mon ey a nd
retrenching. more optimistic than business
leaders in the other 49 stales.
created, rather than something
static that must be redistribut-
ed," Reynolds said. "It is a state
that believes jobs are the best
kind of sociaJ welfare.'·
For the leaders of California
business tend to be the kind of
people who dare to leave an
es tablished niche and try to
ma ke a new one in a better
place.
"I believe that California busi-
ness leaders do a better job of
rewarding creativity and thus
inspiring among managers and
other employees the long-term
proprietary view of a business
that can keep a company -and
a nationaJ economy -vital,"
Reynolds said.
ONE REASON, Reynolds sug-
gested, is that while executives
in other states view energy and
resources availability as major
problems, Californians do not.
The California business
leaders also tended to be more
flexible. open and informal than
their counterparts elsewhere.
THIS LEADS to aggress,ve-
ness in business. said Reynolds,
whose firm recruits for severaJ
hundred large corporations in
all parts of the nation.
"While many Americans now
think primarily in terms of pro-
tecting what they already have,
most California executives still THAT TAKES optimism and a
desire for improvement, both
qualities that help this state
avaid most of the economic
troubles that afflict the other in-
dustriaJ regions of America.
His study of the top executives
or 700 major California com-
panies revealed them to be far
·'Californians have always
believed that wealth is
something dynamic that can be
·Those are some of the con-
c I usions hinted al in a lwo-
month study of California ex-
ecutives by a top New
York-based executive recruiter.
Russell Reynolds brushes
as ide the ste r eotype of
CALIFORNIA FOCUS
California leader!f as "laid-back,
mellow" executives conducting
much of their business over
lunch or on a car telephone. Instead, the typical leader of a
California business is comforta-ble with new ideas, likes open
competition and isn't afraid
to hire staffers on the basis of
their own creativity.
THESE QUALITIES are most
true. he suggested, of the
leadership of big California com-
panies like Hewlett Packard,
Litton Industries, TRW and the
Bank of America, which have
continued their growth patterns
at times when most business
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"I can never get him to do a thing at home."
Memorial lull goes unnotieed
By HERB CAF.N
SAN FRMCISCO -All Bay Area
transit lines observed a five-minute work
stoppage the other day in tribute to two
slain bus drivers -and you're right.
Regular passengers noticed no difference
In service. • • •
llEUY lllXUP: MIKE Teilmann,
the bot Sacramento publicist. was in
Miami over a recent weekend to promote
the aocalled World Team Backeammon
Tournament sponsored by Black & White
Scotch (that's the plug). Heublein, the
miabty conalom that owns MW, promised
to send 300 backgammon sets as gifts, and
a bil crate duly arrived at the hotel. Mike
opened It to find -300 pairs of extra-lar1e
red IOGI jobna wltb clrop1eata. These bad
been meant for Aspen, where Heublein's
Yukon Jack, a bourbon, wu 1ponaortn1 a
skl tournament. The sklen played a Jot of
back1ammon that wkend. And Mike's
partner ln the Miami affair, Lucille Ball
(yea, THAT one), wore the red lon1 Johna
everywhere.
* * * ONWA&D: IT WAS LIKE an ultra-
conaervatlve'1 fondest nlptmare comma
true. Standtn1 there at tbe checkout
count.r in Lucky Stor.. at Eddy and
Laiuna, tbe pretty lady in deaiper Jeana
ud FrJe booea opened her Fendl h~
rumm.,ed tbroueb her Gucd date aid Mr Vuttton waUet and ftaally extract· ed ..._ (ood atampe to PU ffr ber
P'C*rs. . . . I don't find that half u bos·
11ta1 •• the remorltable remar• of Roa1aa'1 Secty. of A1rtcaltare, Jobn
Block, who may turn out to be the greatest
since Earl "Loose Shoes" Butz.
Not only are U.S. food prices "infla-
tion fighters'' and "a great bargain," en·
thuses Block, "it's just a modern day
miracle that we have
food at the prices we
have in this country."
Just where does HE
shop? Or does he? ...
It's on the record that
U.S. food prices have
jumped 126.1 percent
between 1970 and 1980,
but that is not news to
you. It is, however, why
20 million Americans '
a re on food stamps. Of
that number, about
750,000 are. ineligible.
Some of those wear de-
signer jeans, no d?ubt.
* * * YET ANOTBEa "ONLY lo Marin.''
this from Charlotte Barnes Rlmik. who
found this sign at the entrance to Festival
Movies at Larkspur Landlne: "We Accept
Nothlne Larter Than t:20 Billi." Said the
ticket-seller: "We 1et too man.y customers
with 50e IDd 1008 and we J1.11t can't handle
it." Ohmy.
* * * I SPENT A &BCBNT wlmd. ln tbe
Phoenix area, where It la ot to wear a sun
rt1bt out loud (It la a1aiut tbe law.
however, to Carll It conefjled). It 11 not
aa UDCOmJDoa lltbt,, I wu told, to Me 1\l7a
around •wimmlnc pools weutnc bathlD1 lborta, boltt.en ID4l .,. lhooten. Tla1I
would never work ln San Franetaco, wbere
the urge to take a pot.shot at a slgnaJ-
jumper becomes ever more irresistible.
Nothing in the foregoing is lo be taken as
an argument for gun control. There ls no
l.nger any· doubt that guns are here to
slay. • * * TWO ZEN QUESTIONS: "How tnany
light bulbs does it take to chance a Califor-
nian?" (Armonita Yven). "How do we
know Jerry Brown is still aovernor of
California?" <Rob Buchanan) ...
WIDda Tbinask'a First Law ol Optics:
"Either there isn't enou1h ll1ht or it
'lhines ln your eyes.•• Gullett'• MarkeUnc
Principle (by James Gullett of San
Rafael): "The number of checkout atanda
open at any liven time ln 'a supermarket
can be calcuJated by takiq tbe number
needed IDd subtracUna three."
* * * NEWS ITEll: TWIN&111:8 are now 50
years old, sot.be company la puttin1 on a
sweepstakes whoee 1rand prise w111 be a
solid aold Twinkie worth $50,000. With hil
luck, Dan White w111 probably win it. . . * • • .
I THINK l'LL l&IPPn: A sym-
posium in San Joae today whlcb featurea
"Aerob6c Exercise u an Adjunct to Nutri·
tlonal Health," by -Donald Posthumus
MD.
* * • DON'T &S•IND MS: On tbe clay
President Rea1u turned 'JO, so did San
Francileo'• Darotb1 Pfeifer, wbo GI~
''H ba'a ~ lib me, nerJ DOW
then be muSt walk lnto the O.al Offtce IDd
117 to blmMlt, 'Now wbat did I eome ln
bere fGr!"'
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think in terms of seizing the
growth markets of the future,"
he said.
"While other Americans are
afraid of competition from
abroad, California executives
think in terms of the op-
portunities presented by their 1
state's location at the eastern
rim of the great Pacific basin."
IT IS TIDS still-adventurous
spirit, as much as the state's
favored role in agriculture and
aerospace, that prevents ils
economy from nosediving when
other regions suffer , the
Reynolds survey suggests.
For recessions are caused
partiaJJy by industrial fearful-
ness, which leads companies to
hesitate when considering new
investments.
In California, such hesitation
can be fatal. When one firm
loses its aggressive approach.
competitors almost always seize
the opportunity to surge ahead.
FOR MANY OF California's
major industries -like elec-
tronics, video discs and
aerospace -are s ti II young
enough so that new firms can re-
member when the current giants
were aJso new.
That reality gives California
companies incentive to keep in-
vesting even when their coun-
terP"'-.rts elsewhere do not. And it
will continue to be true as long
as Californians retain the adven-
turous mentality Reynolds dis-
cov e r ed am ong business
leaders.
Media gains
Communications stronger
ByCllARLESJ.HANLEY
AatecWIWll -· Wrl-
f n El Salvad.or, journalists
were shot dead for their views.
In Turkey a new military gov-
ernment shut down newspapers.
In China, tbe national parlia-
ment abolished the constitu-
tional freedom to put up waU
posters.
THE GATHERING and dis·
semination of news . became
more difflcuJt and dangerous in
a score or more countries in
1990, an Associated Press survey
has found. But at tbe same time
restrictions were eased
elsewhere, including in Poland,
where a new assertiveness
among workers fostered open-
ness in the news media.
PerhaRS the year's most
slgnificurl event for the world
media occurred in Yugoslavia.
Al the general conference of
the U.N. Educational, Scientific
and Cultural Organiaalion in
Belgrade last fall, Third World
and communisl'nations com-
bined to adopt measures aimed
at reducing what they see as
Western domination of the world
news system and communica-
tions.
The UNESCO conference ap-
proved an international aJd pro-
1r1m to help developln1 coun-
tries atreqtben their news IDd
communications capabilities.
And, over atrong obJecUom by
the United States and other
Western nations, t.be U.N. body
took lteps to ~a1e develop-
ment ol an lnternatlonaJ code ol
etbica, some kind of official
"proteetkm" for journal.lat.I, and
universal definltlona of
"re1ponalble" reportln1.
ONI: &E80LVTION adopted
by tbe conference endorsed
freedom of tbe preu ud ln·
formauon. but also called for
elimination ol "neeutve ODii•
centratkml" ol media 1u..tb
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free newspaper and broadcast
media, says Freedom House, a
non-partisan New York research
organization that monitors
political and civil liberties
around the world.
THE AP SU&VEY found press
freedoms reduced in some na-
tions after coups brought down ·
existin1 governments, such as in
Bolivia, El Salvador, Turkey
and South Korea, and in others
as revolutionary regimes sou1bt
to consolidate their power, such
as in Nicaragua and Iran.
A peace.fuJ changeover from
military to civilian government
in Peru, Nigeria and Ghana was
accompanied by a loosening of
strictures on the news media.
In the United States, the
Supreme Court, countering a re-
cent trend, ruled that trials must
be open to the news media in
almost all instances, and
Congress sharply limited the
right of police to conduct
searches or media premises.
BUT U.S. press-freedom ac-
ti vista say they remain con-
cerned in other areas.
They note. for one thing, that
U .S. eovernment agencies.
particularly the FBI and CIA,
at-e pressing for limitations on
tbe federal Freedom of lnfonna-
tion Act. For another, Judi•
continue to demand that
journalists identify news
sources. A check last September
•bowed that 21 American
journalists were under such
eourt orden, said Jack Lmdau
of the Reporten' Committee for
Freedom ol the Press.
OftANotl COAST
The comment pagt' or the
Dally Piiot seeks lo Inform
. and stlmulale roders by
praentln1 a variety ol com·
rn.ntary on topics of lnte~•l
and 1l1nlflunce from In· formed ob1ervu1 and
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ailLDAEN'S PAGE
An untraditional prince
Charle• edueated out1ide palace
And)' u odl thC' Star Wu1
Que1tlon and AnawC'r Book
Abovt Spa« to Gina fll aar un. 10.
of WHm1 n1tun N <: f or her
qu~ Uoft
WUN WILL ralNCt!
CHA&LES a&l'O•t; KING'l
PrlM't' t'harl~ l'tullp Arthur
Cf'Otlf' ls Ult ht!tr 8Jlparenl to
lb.-Bnush lhroot-tll" .. 111 not
~<'ORK" Inn, unlJI ha• cn0Cht1t .
QuC'co Elb.a~th 11 .-1tht'r ab
d1cun her Uiron"' to go 111to rt
ureml'nt or dtes
Prlnc-e 'h arlt1i. bet·ame tht!
hear apparent or next m lane
.. hen ~ wa" three yee1ri. o ld
I tbal llme. his mother bt:t•ame
tbe qu-:en aft1tr the dt1a th of the
young bo)''s grandfdlher. KLni!t
G,•orge Vt
PRINCE CHARLES h as a
sensational full n&me. It 1s His
Royal Highness Prince Charles
Philip Arthur George, Prince of
Wales and Earl of Chester, Duke
of Cornwall, Duke of Rothesay,
l!:arl of Carrick, Baron of Ren·
frew. Lord of the Isles and the
G real Steward of Scotland.
Prince Charles was born Nov .
14, 1948, which means that he
will be 33 years old this year. tie
became the first he ir to the
~ritish throne to receive most of
has education away from the
royal palace.
Prince Philip, who is Prince
C ha rles· fathe r , wanted the
young man to be exposed to life
outside the palace, so he broke
from the usual traditiQn. From
the age of 8, Charles went to
private schools-rather than hav-
ing tutors at his home .
IN 1956 CHARLES attended
day classes at Hill House in Lon·
don and from 1957 until 1962 he
went to Cheam, a preparatory
school near London . In 1962
Cha rles enrolled at Gordons-
toun, a strict school in the Scot-tish Highlands .
Prince Charles also spent six
months in 1966 at Timbertop, an
Australian school that stresses
rugged outdoor activities. He
then returned to Gordonstoun
Cooli119 off
ASK ANDY ·
whtir .. he twcaame the bead boy
Ill J anu;ary 1967 Ai. bead boy.
l'harl~t< bUpervised student ac-
t1vIt1 ~s and chores and also
he lped to stittle studenl disputes.
In 1967 Charles entered Trinity
Colle.it! at Cambridge University
wnd Si>t:C aallzed in history.
AT TR1NITV College, Prince
Ch a rles acted in the drama
society, took part in polo and
cricket. played cello a nd also
flew his own airplane .
Prince Charles was named
Prince of Wales by his mother in
1958 when he was just 9 years
o ld In 1970 he became a
m ember of the House of Lords at
the age of 22.
Prince Charles entered the
Royal Air Force College in.
Mar ch 1971, and graduated from
its advanced flying course in
August.
Later in 1971 Prince Charles
joined the Royal Navy. He was
promoted to Lieutenant in 1973.
Two Eng lis h r ule rs have
alre ady been named Charles:
King Charles I, who became
king in 1625, and King Charles
11, who returned from exile in
France to become king in 1660.
Andy sends the Star Wars
Question and Answer Year Book
About Space to: Leo Bourdon,
16. of Roanoke, Va ., for his
question:
HOW DOES A
THERMOCOUPLE WORK?
A thermocouple is an electric
device that changes heat into
electricity or electricity into
heat. A thermocouple is made
by twisting together the ends of
two different kinds of wire, such
as iron and copper, to form a
junction.
The Qppe>eite ends of the wires
are alao twisted together to form
another junction. If one junction
is heated, an ammeter conn~t
ed to one of the wires between
the junc tions will s how a
thermoelectric, or heat general·
ed. current flowing.
Thermocouples are used as
thermometers and lo generate
e lectricity. Refrigeration de-
vices also have been made using
thermocouples.
A thermoelectric generator
powered by the scientific experi·
ments was left on the moon by
the Apollo 12 astronauts in 1969.
One set of thermocouple junc-
tions was heated by a small
nuclear reactor while the other
set was kept cold by the moon's
low tem.peratures.
Andy sends the 1980 World
Book Science Year Annual to
Peggy Jo Hamm , 8 , of
Wiiliamsport, Pa .. for her ques-
tion:
HOW DO WE GET MOLES?
A mole is a spot on the skm. It
is actually a birthmark, even
though sometimes it may ap-
pear long after a person is born.
Everyone has them, often as
many as 40 or more, although
they may be on areas or the
body where they are not easily
seen.
Moles have a common hislor:,·
of development. In the beginning
they are usually fl at and are
brown or black in color. With
tim e they usually enlarge and
sometimes may develop hairs.
As the years advance, moles
us u a lly c hange s lowly and
become elevated and lighter in
color.
Ultimately. most moles will
slowly disappear by seeming to
fade into the skin. While most
moles follow this life cycle,
many will not.
The brownish color of moles is
caused by the prese nce of
special cells which contain the
pigment melanin.
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Unseasonably warm temperatures earlier
this week extended clear lo the Midwest.
Mac the elephant rolls playfully while be·
ing hosed down outside the Milwaukee
Arena where he and two friends were
performing in the Tripoli Shriner Circus.
Tiny 'wise' skeletons
Brain coral once living creatures
Dear Ellie, ~ How did a brain coral gel
named?
KerriT. ~
Dear Kerri, -The name com es from the
s hape. The many s keletons
forming t.be dome look like a
huge brain, with its surface
marked by long, curved, mue-
Uke depressions that resemble
t.be markings on the brains of
humans and other higher
vertebrates.
The brain coral mass started
from a single polyp which set-
tled oa aome bard surface. Other
polYJ>8 bud~ °"" of it. The col-ony multiptled rapidly and, as
members died, they left the
calcified skeletons that can be
aeen u the "brain coral."
In the llvinl creature, all the
depremam would be lined with
t.be small polYJ>8, wavint their
tentade9 int.be tide to catch tiny
moraela ol food.
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LETTERS FROM .ELLIE
Dear aeader.
Silverfish are wingless insects
that beloog to the group called
Bristletam. They are considered
to be very "old" and one ot t.be
ancestors of all modem insects.
They ae.em to be universal, for
species are found all over the
world.
Silverfish have lon1 antennae,
and at the back end of the body
have three more lon1 antennae-
Uk e attachments which 1ive
them the name briatletails.
When tbe lnlanll batch from
their e11•. they look like
miniature lldulta, altbou1h they
wlll shed their aklna several
Ume1 befon maturity.
The beat known apeclea of
aUverftlb ate thole which live in
bulldln11 world-wtde. Their
1pecl• name comes from tbe ' II I
silve ry scales that cover the
body. These creatures pro,bably
eat any kind of decaying organic
material. There are some that
can. survive for a long time on
paper only.
EUle
Dear EIUe,
How big can a crab grow?
Tent T.
DearTerrt,
·There are many species or
crabs, some very small and
othen quite large.
The largest is called the giant
JapaDeee crab. It lives only in
the deep waters around the
Japanese laJands.
The body ia about a foot
acro11, but lf the Iona le11 were
stretched out, the over-all
meaaurement would be seven or
el1bt feet from pincer to pincer.
The lep t.bat bear t.be plncen
are t.be loac•t meuurtq up to
four feet in len1tb. In com·•
partaon-to the alle of t.be f9t ol
t.bla crab, t.be plncen are very
small.
Tbll ICJD1-le11ed creature la
on• oftbe "spider" crabe.
&Ill
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Animals always have fascinat·
ed mankind.
We aren't sure why cavemen
firs t tamed wild and vicious
dogs, but they did. It's a dif·
ferent matter with birds. Their
attraction is that they can defy
gravity, and their soaring.
graceful Clight will forever be
amazing .
Animals such as elephants,
horses. camels and burros ser ve
as beasts of burden.
Today we're concerned with
more exotic creatures, either for
their beauty or curious habits,
and with lamer varieties that we
treasure as companions dogs,
cats, birds, fish.
YOUR FAVORITE animal
was our topic this week. and go-
ing through your entries was
almost like walking through a
zoo.
The winner is Lisa Romney of
340 Otero, Newport Beach .
Li s a 's kangar oo a nd its
youngster win our $5 prize.
The runne r up is Rosalie
Bust amante of 286 Del Mar
Ave .. Costa Mesa. Your
humorous view of your cat wins
$2, Rosalie.
Jn close contention were the
e ntries by Anne Secke ta of
Balboa, Paula Spas of Newport
Be a c h and Sarah Andrus of
Balboa.
ALSO EARNING honorable
mention were two entries from
Green Valley Lake, by Denise
Mikkelson and Mary Walters:
Laura Gilbert, Ann and Joe
Sullivan of Newport Beach :
Amy Sutter, Kim Valentine and
Alyssa Swanson of Corona del
Mar : Marin and Claire Younker.
Leslie Cross and Bobby Coughlin
of Huntington Be a c h ; and
Audrey Floyd, Cynthia Sisley,
Stefanie Wescott. Ann Marie
Tersigni and Valerie Gibbs of
Costa Mesa.
MOST OF YOU seem to enjoy
sports and athletic events, so
why don't we look in that direc-
tion for next week 's topic.
Basketball season is winding
down and baseball is just begin-
'ning. From either of these sports
-at the elementary, high
school, college or professional
Animal kingdom
lwlds fascination
THf
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KANGAROO AND BABY, TOO
LIH Romney, Newport Beach
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TRACKING DOWN FAVORITE PET
Roaeh Buat8mente, Coate MeH
Af
levels -draw for us your
favorite player or team .
Use black ink on white paper
measuri,ng 4 inches square and
mail your drawings to Uncle
Len, Box 1560, Cost a Mesa, Calif. 92626, so that they arrive
not later than Wednesday.
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world scope
(10 polnta for e•ch quulton •nawered correclly)
1 Reversing a position by former President
Carter, officials o f 1he Reagan adminlstrauon
said rhey (CHOOSE ONE: would, would not)
encour.lge a program to build a new manned
bo mber to replace the B-52.
2 The B-52 bomber is only one leg of the
nacion's stra1eg1c defense "triad." The other
two "legs" of 1he triad are missiles based on
land and missiles carried by .. l ..
J The newly announced pos1al race for cl lir~l
class leuer weighing up 10 o ne o unce is .. l .
cents.
a-15 b-18 c-20
4 President Reagan's proposed budget would
cut a total ol S<l1.4 billion from former
President Carter's suggested 1982 budge1 of
!CHOOSE' ONE: S226. S737) billion.
s President Reagan asked Congress to lower
income taxes by 10 percent for each of the
next three years. According to the Constitu·
tion, new tax leg1slat1on must begin in the
House of Representatives, which is controlled
1h1s year by the .. l .. Party.
newsname
(1 0 points II you cen 14"ntlly thla person In the M•t)
I am the leader of the
only Communist govern·
ment In the Western
hemisphere. The U.S.
claims that my country
has been helping "left·
ists" fighting the govern-
ment in El Salvador. Who
am ll
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l-concl11ve •-collarbone
J-concave It-curving in
J.cleric <·private meeting
THE QUIZ Is an Integral part of the ID·
classroom news program presented in Orange
Coast area schools as a pabUc service by the
DaUy Pilot.
• news picture
(IQ points II you enswer th ts question correcllr)
Sovie I President Leonid I Brezhnev gave the keynote address cJI
the opening of the 26th Communist Party Congress in Moscow
last wee~. In his JYl-hour speech, he called for a summit meeting
with President Reagan. True or r al se : Former Presidents Nixon,
Ford, and Carter CdCh had a1 leasr one summir meeting w11h
President Brezhnev.
sportlight
(2 points tor H Ch quHtlon •nswered correctly)
1 J.R. Richard. s1ar (CHOOSE ONE: shortstop, pitcher) for the
Houston Astros. began training for a "comeback" from a near·
fatal stroke that ended his season early last year.
2 The aveuge Major League baseball ~lary went up by SB.880
in the las1 two years. and is expected to jump another S<I0,000
in 1981. The (CHOOSE ONE : Chicago Cubs, N.Y. Yank~)
have paid the highesl in total ~laries for each of the past three
years. and won their divition title in two of those years.
J Lupe Pintor successfully defeated challenger Jose Uziga and
defended his World Boxing Council .. l .. tide for the siath
straight llme. To compete for that title, a boxer must not we igh
more than 118 pounds.
a-bantamweight b -weherweight c-heavyweight
4 Aher winning 28 straight games, the University of (CHOOSC
ONE: Virginia, Kentucky) was toppled from its "number one"
ranking in college buektball by lo,lng to Notre Dame.
S Norway's Frode Roenning and Karen Enke of East Germany
won the (CHOOSE ONE: Spffd, Fi11ure) Ska1in1 World
Championship competitions in Grenoble, France.
roundtable
4-cl11vicle d·trumpet-like t0und ,_Hy diecu1110ft (~KON)
Considerln1 the recent flood of Japan~ Imports, and the deilre
kl.,lon ~member of der1y of many for free trlde, should our aovernrnent limit the numbet
of J•~nne can enterins t~ U.S.f
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QUEENIE
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la H' yoor money Thul 1s a d1S&uased Oii ng."
Robes
deductible
DEAR PAT DUNN : I am very active in
my church and I sing in the choir. We bought
new robes last year. and since my children
also sing in the choir it cost me a lot of
money. Can I deduct this expense on my 1980
rederal la>t return?
C.N .. Costa Mesa
Yes, as loa1 as the robes are to be •led
only when performing yoar volnateer
services. IRS a.ys U.at bo&ll Uae cost and die
upkeep are deductible. Tlae espenaes are ND·
sldered charitable deductlou.
Plan ro•plele• re~
DEAR PAT DUNN : How should you
judge health insurance offers received in the
mail? Are they worthwhile or not?
P.R., Fountain Valley
Direct mall insurance usually Is aimed at
"rilling the gaps" of your present insurance
by paying a specllled dollar amount for each
day or hospitalization and provldiDI estra
covetage al a relatively low price. It's not a
substitute ror a major medica.1 pollcy and
usually doesn't orrer comprehensive cov-
erage .
Tbe Health Insurance Institute suggests
you rind tbe answers to tbe following ques-
tions before buying: ·
What happens H you have any "pr~
ealatlD1" beaJU. coa.dJUou? How m•clt wW
your policy pay per day! Do betleOt pa)'·
menu beP. oe die Ont day of Mepitalba·
&1011! U DOt, wlaell? Wlaat eltt••atallftS ••t
exist before you collect! How m•clt are you
premiums?
Tbe Institute polnts out U.at alU.oa1• a
physical examination ls not necessary, many
policies have limitations on benents for a
pre -e dstlng medical condlUoa, and many
have a two-year waiting period before you
can be reimbursed for medical treatment of
these illnesses.
Also, don't rush Into purchasing a plan
because of a "limited earollmea& period,''
and remember that most maU order polldes
will pay only for bealtb care expenses yoa la·
cur whlle In the hospital.
Ho.te8tead proe!ftl•ft'S
DEAR PAT DUNN: When homesteaded
property is sold. does the homestead protect
the money from the sale against creditors, or
can they attach the profit? Also, do you have
to cancel a homestead when you sell a
homesteaded house?
P.J ., Newport Beach
Tlae moaey from lite sale of a
laomeateaded laouse la protected by tile
homestead. Yot1 laave sht moetU to IMly a
new place and homestead lt. If yoa doe't
spend Uae mo.ey, tbe• yo.r creditors cu,
after sill moetha, seek to aU&cla It.
w~ yoa sell a bome yoa aatomatlcally
abandon any bomestead, ao yoa doe'& laave
to Ille a formal abandonment.
If cme spouse coaveya laomesteaded prop-
erty to the otlaer, tbe spo9ae makia1 die con·
vey a ace (1ellln1 out) aba11doas all
homestead interest la the property ..teas he
or she speclflcally reserves laomestead
rl1hts.
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DEAR PAT: My son ordered sports
equipment from Herters Inc. of Waseca ,
Minn. This is supposed to be a reputable
firm, yet he never received the mercttandise
and my letters are ignored. My son and I are
very upset and hope you can help us get our
rerund of $20. 75.
M.H .. Laguna Beach
Hener's record.a Indicate t.laat a partial
alllpmat ud a Sl.41 refmtd clteck was seat
to yot1. Sl8ce YM aay no merclauclbe or re·
fud arrived, t11e comp111y la 1•1 to p•t a
tracer • die paeka1e aad p"*ably laaae
.. o11aer ret.d for die lost alalp••l u weU
aa tlle SUI .. yoea. Henen wUJ coatact YH
re1•rdla.I tlile details.
Nest Ume, HYUe , .. , .. to bay lee ally.
Prices for ... ..u eq•lpmeat an comparaMe
111d you ellmlaete dlaappola&meata wlaea
problemtoecuwlt.llmall-orderdellnry.
"Got a problem? TMrl write to Pat
Dunn. Pat will cut red, tape, gdting
lh4' ana~ra and action 11ou need lo
1olve inequit~• In governmtnt and
6u.ttuu. Motl JIOU' ~1tion1 to Pat
Own. At Your Smlic•. Orange COOft Doflr PUoe, P.O Boz 1560. Coda Me1a, CA nns. Al
mon11 i.uera °' poanbi. will~ GNWeTfd, but phoned
inq1drle1 or ~Un• nor includMg tlae rtodn'1 full
raame. addreu cmd buliulf hoev1' ~ numbtr
conllOt be c~td. T'-" cohl'"" oppeo,, dailr •%·
I ceptS~."
SI barely wins ckavage classic
., auo• A. •ULl.IOAN 1#11!91 ... 0WI 0 '
S&A ISLAND. 01. -Tbe ftnt an.nual Super
Bod 1ame b&I ....Wted ln a victory by tbe ak1n of iu front cover for formidable old SJ (not &o be con-
futed with old Siwaab) over feiaty newcomer J.S.
l unrelalAd to Jowa State, Ithaca Seminary or l1l-
ln1ton Sutmormal).
Tbe lnaqural curves and cleava1e classic
came about wMn Inalde Sport.I, resident jock in
the Newsweek publl1bln1 1roup, dared to
challena• Tlme Jnc.'a Sport.I Illustrated with a
winter twhnauit edition. Thia was a bare-faced
and beyond ettempt to break Si's previously un-
contested 11-year monopoly on unabashed eyeball
popplna amon1 the aportln1 1entry. ,
Final Score: Sports Illustrated 14, Inside
Sports 7.
BUT AS Ml' LATE COU.EAGVE, N. Charles
Wicker. wrote in the New Orleans Times-Picayune
after Baton Rouge and lstrouma bich schools
fought to a scoreless lie in the state football cham-
pionships. "the came was much closer than the
score indicated." The scoring broke down this way: Sports Il-
lustrated in its Feb. 9 issue devoted 14 full pages to
color photographs of five luscious, terrifically
tanned models (all fe male) modeling 16 swimsuits
that sewn t-0gether in any
direction would not have----------covel~e::d':~~~.m~nder ttlJWGAN'S STEW
a Feb. 28 dateline. ot-----------fered seven full pages of
a single model -the sumptuously endowed Jayne
Modean. a Lutheran minister's daughter <they
always are, somehow) -modeling seven taut and
minuscule swimsuits .
AS SHOELACES, WHICH SEVERAL OF her
bikinis resembled, they would not have kept the
backfield of the Oakland Raiders from prancing
about the Superdome in their sweat socks.
SI won on the scoreboard. but in Gorgeous
J ayne IS had the game's most valuable player and
Heis man Trophy winner.
Early in this exciting skin game, Inside Sports
took advanta1e ol an obvious SJ fumble by pouac-
in1 on an interview with Jule Campbell, editor in
cbar1e of t.be cold ~ut counter ol Sport. lUuatrated.
Editor Campbell came over from Glamor
Ma1uine In 18S5 &o uaher in Si's fint winter
awlmauit laaue, which waa deslped to keep the
temperature.of the fana ebove the freed.n1 point in
the lone drab weeks between football and baseball seasons.
HEa EXPEaTl8.E AT PACDNG the max-
imum of feminine pulchritude into the barest
minimum of stretch fabric has
helped launch the careers of
auch famous models as Cheryl
Tiega, a well rounded veteran of
a bait 1dozen Sports Illustrated
swimwear issues, and the spec·
tacularly upholstered Christie
Brinkley, who graces the cur-
rent cover, along with several
seaguJJs, a sunset and a bikini
n.os that looks as if it bas become
unraveled by a hand irenade. I~ the course of her interview in IS, beachwear
conoo'5:5eur Ms. Ca~pbell makes the astounding
revelation ~at bathang beauties are at their best
from a fashion photographer's point of view when
they are more than just a tad overweight.
.. Cheryl Ti.egs, editor Campbell recalls, was
very ~verwei.1bt -about 140, 150 pounds" when
sh-: we~g~ed an for her first Sports Illustrated swi~s.wt issue in ~970, and phenomenal sea nymph
Christie was missang from the '77 issue because ·at
th~t point in her career she was deemed too
skinny.
. MS. CAMP~ELL'S RULE, ACCORDING to
Inside Sports, ts that her swimwear models
"~houldn:t have bodies like little boys" and that
haps are m, but only when they're out ... "when
th.ey don't have hips, the photographer has to use
tracks: sh<?Ot them from, the back or sprawling.•·
Most as more than the Super Bod classic I
' believe the Yiddish word is zoftic. '
. S~ooped more or less by the rival's interview
with its own swimwear editor, Sports Illustrated
hammered out a victory by slicking to its old three
yards and a cloud of sand formula of pboto-
1rapblq lta models on a remote romuUc Deaeb
and aamlah1Jll them with more aynthedc proH
lhan synthetic fabric. ·
Ravine previously vlalted the faraway and
secret (even to the voyeurs in the Time-Life bUUd·
ing) beaches or Brazil, the Dominican Republic,
Hawaii and Mexico, editor Campbell tb1a year ae·
queatered her five models on the secluded bartier
islands off Florida's west coast, wbere towiata ere
rarely seen, especially at h.i&h Ude'. The 1lrla frolic
among the sponaes. seashells and acreamin1 1ulla
of barren reefs and wildlife sanctuaries, and aa SI
writers so lyrically putlt, are "laved by waveleb.""
BY THE SEA, BY THE SEA, this sort of
frothy prose becomes almost as be1ullln1 as the
tiny tutus. One model, for instance, slltben ov•
the dunes in a reptilian tanks ult beneath the coy
cutline: "Her snakeskin-print suit by Bill Blass
Beachwear ($44) certainly doesn't constrict her."
At these prices, the a vallable material works out
to about $3 an inch.
But upstart Inside Sports scored heavily with
the shorte~t play of the Super Bod game. The dec-
orous stylis hly s tout Miss Modean is seen over-
£!owing a leopard skin chamois bikini, about the s1z~ of a B~l Durham sack including the draw
string, ~t as sold by designer Norma Kamall in
two sections ("at S64 apiece"). ·
.It is a curious fact of lire 1n the publishing
business that sports magazines featuring cricket
players or polo ponies on the cover do not sell
nearly as well. This, by the way, is written from
Sea Island, Ga., in hopes that the models soon will
be here. It has just the sort of sand and swtsels
that Ms. Campbell and her cronies would choose
for next year's Super Bod game.
Base to be expanded
CANBERRA, Australia <AP) -Australia has
agreed to further development of the top-seeret
Australian U.S. defense satellite ground facility at
Pine Gap near Allee Springs.
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FTC says·
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due refunds
WASHINGTON (AP ) -A
federal a1ency is loold.n1 for.
former students of Bell le Howell
correapondence co.ane• who are
ell1ible for $1.5 mlWoo in re-
funds.
Tbe Federal Trade Com-
mission aaked students enrolled
in tbe courses between Jan. 1,
1971 and April 20, 1976 to report
their cur.rent addre11es. The
FTC plans on mailint out ques-
tionnaires to the studenla ln
May, and only those who return
the forms will be eligible for re-
funds.
The FTC charged the cor-
respondence school with uaiog
false advertisina and sales talks
and misrepresenting the educa-
tional background needed to suc-
cessfully complete the courses. Bill Dunn, community de·
velopment coordinator, said the
move is scheduled between
March 9 and 14 and that the
buildina should be ready for oc-
cupancy by the Costa Mesa His-
torical ~iely by April l.
Was Galileo's genius borroWed? Those eligible for refunds in-
clude students who were una~e
to obtain jobs after completinl!
the course or who dropped out
because they could not get &'5-
sistance from instructors. WA SH IN GTON <AP> -
Galileo Galilei may have "bor -
rowed" some or the ideas that
later established the 16th cen-
tury scholar as the rather or
modem science, a researcher at
Catholic University suggests.
The Rev. William Wallace, a
Dominican priest who has been
studying Galileo's manuscripts
for 15 years, says many or the
ideas in them appear ·to -have
been copied from at least one
other scholar, some passages
almost verbatim.
Wallace, who is publishing a
book on the subject this year,
says he found "considerable
evidence or copying, or at least
of being based on other sources.
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notes that were being used al the
Collegio Romano," a Roman un -
iversity which Galileo visited.
Surviving lecture notes from
the university all a re similar to
Galileo 's own notebooks ,
Wallace contends. Some sen-
lences were copied verbatim,
and some passages with the
same idea were italicized in
each manuscript, the researcher
con lends.
Wallace believes Galileo and
the students whose notes sur-
vived took their notes from lec-
l ures by a professor ·at the
Collegio Romano.
The FTC is asking stude~
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Howell student identification
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••• Orang11 Co• DAILY ptLOT/laturd~, 'ebruary•. 1111 NEWS FEA TURll
Christ's retu•"ll concludes . trilogy ..
1..06 AN GELES IAt'J '''l"Mn UH .....
mov•• aboYl the rffurr~UOD ud......,. aa.o.a& tM
trvelft.dm, but 11Dt I IM>W no ftl• .... ner ..._
made about UM mo.t tllmadlr tftal la U.. laia&or'J °' m ank1nd the H<'ond romla1 ot Ctuiat.'' •&Yt
Robert lluntf'r, who ort16aated tM c:ootepl for
Tb« Om•"
Now llWJ1er •• H rwlna& u producUon eouuJ·
t.ant fOf' "Omen a Th• fl'lnal ConlUct," UM UUril
and lut c-hapter In the H I• ol Dam.lea Thonl, lbe
n\Jt'bnat 'fbt" 30th Century l"oll mowi•. 1t&rriq
Am tralian actor Sam Neill, will be releaaed in
m id Mart'ti. with the-•dvertialn,. aloeaa: "Tbe
power al •vii 1 no lonatlr In \.he haodl of a cbUd."
Mun1t"r, who uyi. he 11 a born·a1aln Cllril ·
Ua n, believe1 hti p11trll <'1p111Uon In the m~inl of
'Tbt' Omm" 1tnd "1'hl' •'ln•I Confli ct" ll part of a
m1Hlon to warn th..-world of wh•l i~ comlna
··THt: IM>OK Ot' &t;Vt:lAYION IN lhe New
·r estament of tbe Bible tells us that lhe Beast of
Satan wt" be: a l'hu is m•tlc leader who will hold
away over th~ wor ld before beina dtistroyed by the
Messiah:· Munger said ··Sapi Neill is everything
tbe Bible says aboul the Antichrist. He's s uave,
handsome, tntelhgent The thing that separates
tlu s from a hor ror picture Is I.hat the bad guys are
ool stupid guys with horns and fangs hanging out
of the1r mouths and a little tag saying ·1 am the
devil · They are charas mat1<'. ljke Hiller was a
spellbanding speaker . so people will say, ·what a
wonderful man.·
"We are living now al a time in the his tory of
the world when signs of the end of the world are
becoming more evident," he said. "It's not just
preachers who say that. You can ask scientists
who wiH tell you the same thing for different
reasons. There's a great interest in something like
this. even among the most casual observers."
Munger believes "The Final Conflict" will be
the most successfµI of the three "Omen" movies
Lbat t.rac. eweotl rela'-d lft Lbe book ol Revelation,.
wblch la lbe recordln1 ol a viaiaa aeea by Jesus•
dllcipl• Johll Anyoo• wbo hu read the Scripture
know• how the movie endt. .
.. ,,.. PICl'Ual! l!ND8 WITH SATAN loeln1.
At lbe end ol lhia picture, Jesus Cbriat returns to
the Earth and the AnUcbriat la wiped out. J don't
tht nk that's tbe kind of publldty he would
want," aaJd Munier, who believes that the oian
who will be the Antlcbri1t could be alive on Earth
today.
If such a person does exlat, and 1oes to see the
movie, .. un1er said, "I t.h.lnk he would feel the
way the person In Atlanta who murdered 21
children feels when he watches the news at ru1bt
and sees people bein1 told to be careful to watch
out, he's al large. But the Antichrist would have at
his d ispo.saJ more power. and he wanta to kill us all
and d~stroy our souls."
Thal is why-Munger says, "I have a profound
belief that I am doing the Lord's work lbroup
these films and that He meant for me to set these
films made. He wanted to expose all those millions
of people to the Antichrist being defeated " said
Munger. ··1 believe 'Final Conflict' bas a ch~nce tO'
equal or surpass the s uccess or ·o men,· because
the climax has greate r interest than the first one
in a series."
MUNGER SAID HE HAD NO PART in the
se<'ond movie in the series. "Damien -Omen JJ "
which portrayed the Antichrist as a 13-year-old,
and flopped at the box ortice.
Munger said the musical score of "The Final
Conflict" is more spine-chilling than the Oscar·
winning music from "The Omen," and the special
effects are breathtaking.
"Christians often sa y it's gratuitous violence,"
he said. "But there is not enough money at 20th
Century-Fox lo show all the violence in Revela·
Uon. It would co.t $10 billion."
Jn fact, the movie skips the Battle of
Arma1eddon, where Revelatloa H)'I the armies ot
all the nation.a of the Earth will 1atber to fi1ht it
out in larael just before Christ returns .
.. 111E 111EOaY THIS MOVIE 18 based on ia
that actually the world ri&bt now ii in Armaged·
don. All of the prerequisite eventa that were
necessary for the coming of the Antichrist and re·
turn of Christ are occurrin1," he said. "The return
or the Jews to Israel, floods, earthquakes,. the
persecution of Christian beUeven. There were
more Christians killed in Uaanda under Jdi Amin ~ban .in 8J!Cient Rome, and there are more people
m praaon tn Communist countries today for being
Christians than there were under the Roman em· perors ."
. But despite his belief tbat God wants the mov· ~
. ae made, Munger said he i5 probably the only_......
per~o~ connected with the film that is a bom·again .,....._..
Cbr1sfU:n. and all be a~t~ally did . is su11est a ACTOR SAM NEILL IN ROLE OF ANTICHRllT
change m tbe ~nd of the fanu hed movae "to make it 'Beaet of Satan' •-hee crucifix more authentic. ...~--
Boy uim
$4million
settlement
FR~NO CAP) -A·n
8-year-old Fresno boy I
burned in a 1977 fire 'fOn '~~---up to $4.3 million in a
personal injury suit set·
tle m e nt , whi c h i s
believed to be a record
here.
HOROSCOPE Pisces: Focus on security
Superior Court Judge
Blain Pettitt was con-
ducting a jury trial on
the lawsuit when the set-
tlement was a.nnounced.
Anthony Vasquez suf·
fered third-degree bums
over 35 percent or his
body in a flas h fire start-
ed by two other boys ig·
niling' paint thinner
SUNDAY, MARCH 1
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES (Mar. 2l ·Apr. 19): Open dialogue with
one who has much lo do with your personal ad-
vancement. Sha re interests, hobby -a special col·
Jection commands attention, brings satisfaction.
TAURUS CApr. 20-May 20): Gain indicated if
you take side roads avoid direct confrontations .
Focus on abstract legal principles. long-range
policies, t rave l a rra ngements, educational
pursuits.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20 ): Be aware of those
who advocate get-rich-quick schemes. Lunar em-
phasis on credit ratings, ability to evaluate finan-
cial responsibility or lack of it.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Hold off on de-
c1s1ons play waiting game. Do plenty of listen-
ing. especially where legal affairs enter picture.
Defer judgment. Patience now is an ally.
LEO <July 23·Aug. 22 ): Member of opposite
sex. who appeared indifferent , now shows definite
interest in your views and work. Aquarius and another Leo figure prom inently.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Hunch is valid.
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Kn~w it. h~ "inner voice." Accent on change,
variety, possible communication from relative in
transit. Scenar.io highlights speculation, affairs of
heart and "takmg a gamble."
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SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Trap·is sprung -
you are beneficiary of twist of circumstances.
Revisions. revie ws a nd "duplicates" figure
prom inently. Message will be clarified.
SAGl1TARIVS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Questions
ar e .answered regard ing personal possessions ,
spe~1aJ pay~ents a nd. collections. Member of op·
pos1te sex discusses mvestmenl or time, money
and emotions.
CAPRICORN <Dec . 22-J an. 19): Domestic con·
fli ct is setUed; harmony is restored at home .
Circumstances turn in your favor -genuine
baq~ain is available, Y?U receive unusual girt and
family member makes important concession.
AQUARIUS <J an. 20-Fe b. 18): Period of
privacy. i~ .necessary; reflect upon hopes, goals
and. defuutaon of terms. Pisces, Cancer , Scorpio
natives play key roles. You'll be a sked to
participate in group or club activity.
. PISC~ (Fe b. 19·Mar. 20): What begins as a mild acquamtan ce could become an intensified re·
l~tion~hip. Focus on desires. fulfillment, greater
fananc1aJ security.
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GENERM.. NEWS Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, February 28, 1981 ~··
Sperm bank deposits up A.._,,.._, •
John Harvey
Adamson, con· E.,e8 lt.t•
lncrea1ed 1ocial acceptance noted v ic led in the
car·bomb slay·
ing of Phoenix
A conaUtutiooal
amendment that
would limit
presidents to a
single six-year
term of office
has been in-
troduced by
Sen . Lloyd
Bentsen, D -
Texas.
LOS ANGELES CAI'> TMy'rt not yet qwt•
u common u UMt corner pharmacy, but aptrm
baob, the k'nd th1\ buy sperm from outalde
doeora and a.U It to lnfertll• couple• are •tart· i., to move from \hr medlol laboratory lo the ...,..,.,..
TM auburban San f'•rn-.ndo V11lley haa JWlt
Sottea ita fl.rat sperm baBk, an Encino firm called
Valley Cryobank And • C.nl\.U'Y City physician
wbo hu bM-ft •n the bu111M!H of •torln& human
sperm at ultra cold tempentun:s four yean uys
bull lJM!SS .. boom&n.e
··We'tt ~ler than tlvt!r , llnd I thank that's
partly dl.W to increased 10C11l 1ac1:~ptance and in
creased social awar~nc1111 ." i.a1d Dr Cappy
loUunan, a Century City andrologist a doctor
wbo apedallaes an tre1ttmg 1nfertil~ men
Rothman, 43, says th1tt since 1977, thawed
sperm from hts office has impregnated approx·
tmately 200 women .. and LI you compared our
flies between J 1tnuary 1977 and January 1981,
you'd find a 3> to JO-fold increase m business.··
aOTHMAN SAID studies have shown the suc-
cess rate for pregnancies accomplished by in·.
seminatioo with thawed sperm is 62 percent.
Sperm banks were in the news recently when
Robert K. Graham announced that his Repository
for Germinal Choice in Escondido was seeking
sperm from Nobel Prize winners to impregnate
women ~th high JQs and thereby produce off-
spring of superior intelligence
Neither Rothman nor Or. Cy rus Milani, the
40·year-old pathologist who founded Valley
Cryobank, advocates Graham's approach with its
controversial overtones of genetic engineering, but
both do some donor screening.
Milani says that to insure "minimum in-
telligence," he ~es only college students or
graduates, paying $20 a sample to the 10 donors he
lined up. Rothman. who pays $25 a sample,
recruits donors through ads in the UC LA student
newspaper.
A WOULD·BE donor's medical history rs
taken, he is examined physically and the sperm is
examined in the laboratory for any infection.
Rothman's donors -he has 31 -are screened
by a UCLA geneticist; if recipients wish, Milani
says he can arrange a genetic screening for a sur-
charge above the $40 fee he charges couples for
sperm and standard service.
To avoid a ny c hance of cons anguinuity,
Rothman drops donors after t heir sperm results in
10 pregnancies -a limit recommended by UCLA
geneticists who based their calculations on Los
Angeles' population of 2.5 million. The concept of buying sperm from donors.
freezing it and then selling it to couples who can·
not otherwise conceive is relatively new, but
Rothman says the ideas behind sperm banks have
been around for a while.
The first recorded donor insemination was in
the 1800s by John Hunter in England, Rothman
says, and scientists by then had already rec·
ognized that sperm could be preserved at cold
temperatures.
HOWEVER, IT was not until the development
of liquid gases in the 1920s and 1930s that refrigera·
tion techniques were developed to the point where
sperm could be vitrified, or brought to a glasslike
state of suspended animation.
Rothman said be stores sperm at minus 196
degrees Centigra de, or minus 321 degrees
Fahrenheit.
The first birth of a child Cathered by sperm
preserved through freezing was recorded in 1953 ;
the first such birth through donor insemination was about 20 years ago, Rothman says.
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American medicine: a striking evolution Slander
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iectl• ol •d..Uftc \ffh•uea.
u""' and eqwpm ... a It la • cahu.ral .. tupr(ae wl&h root.I
bH4lecl ....... trediUoe
The 11tt&&hat forma and natuH
o f Amerh·eo medicine , Ila
valu .. and utumptiou, rtllt lft lart• pal1 on two miuor move
ment th e aur<"eaa ful
tranaformetlon of American
mediral edurataon from th•
hod1t-podce profeHie>n uf Ltoo
anto • homottnou•. srlen<"e
basf'd pr'Oleuion. and Chti coaUn
u1nc rommllment of the pru
ftHIOft to t'OmpeUlJVt', f~ for
ser"l<'l'. pt1v•tt: pri1t·t1 ce
St-ttD«" 111\d frt!~ elllerpnn have
)OIU«!d lQCt>lher
IN t•. Tiit: averaae pbysa
ci&D rouid often do little to cure
a pauent watb tuberculosis. in
fluenu, poeumorua. diarrhea or
other aHmenls that we regard as
minor risks. Medical science has
transformed our perceptions of
birth (hazardous for mother and
child in 1900). of disease. of
de.alb.
The sl rt?a m lining of the
American medical profession
around one hiizh. scientific stan·
dard of medical education began
between 1900 and 1920 under the
leadership of the American
Medical Association. A report by
Abraham Flexner, published in
1910, described the a ppalling
conditions of American medical
schools and dramatized the pro-
fession's efforts to improve.
Following the report, many
schools c losed or m erged.
American m edical education
became univers ity-based, draw·
ing on college-educated appli·
cants for admission.
Standardization of specialist
education followed swiftly. The
American College of Surgeons
was founded in 1913 to provide a
training program and a mark or
identification for competent s ur·
geons . A specialty certifying
board for ophthalmologists
followed in 1915, and most of the
22 present s p ecialty boards.
from pediatrics and radiology to
psychiatry and pathology, were
establis hed in the 1920s a nd
1930s.
TH~ SP ECIALTY BOARD
both reflected and shaped an in·
creasing tendency of physicians
to specialize. In 1931, 17 percent
of physicians were fulltime
s pecialists; in 1949, 36 percent.
Today, almost 90 percent are
specialists. The general practi-
tioner has virtually vanished. A
specially of ··family practice"
was established in 1969, rec-
ognizing a paradoxical a n d final "speciaJty."
Specialization was grafted on·
to a medical or ganization
characterized by independent,
solo, fee-for-service practice.
Specialists compete with each
\
MEDICAL EDUCATION GREW WITH OUR COUNTRY
From hodgepodge tKtlca to apect•Nutton
other for patients, and patients
shop around for specialists.
Physicians today are s till
typically In private practice; on-
ly about 20 percent work in
formal groups of three or more.
This private enterprise lradi·
tion extends to other medical in·
stitutions as well. The majority
of America's 7,000 hospitals,
most built in this century. are
private institutions, reflecting
their history as independent en·
terprises.
IN THE LAST lt years. some
hospitals have started lo share
ser vices, ranging from laundry
through pediatric and obstetric
services. But hospitals in the
main continue to compete for
patients and for the ser vices of
physicians. who act as attending
staff. admitting their patients to
o n e hospital rath er th an
another.
Again, science and free en·
lerprise interconnect. Hospitals
co mp ete by st r ess ing
technological excellence. Hence,
60 percent have intensive care
units: 30 percent, specialized
uni ts for card iac care; 30
percent. X·ray therapy.
Nu .. sing homes, established in
large numbers following t.he
Social Security Act of 1935 and
again with the Medicare and
Medicaid legislation of 1965, are
predominantly profit-making.
Dentists. like physicians, are
mainly in private office prac-
tice.
Other private medical institu·
lions include home health agen·
cies. c linical laboratories,
kidney dialysis centers, physical
therapy practices. a nd blood
banks. And there are a host of
voluntary health agencies.
THE EVOLUTION OF
American medical car e as a
combination of high technology,
private practitioners, and in·
dependent organizations has
c reated a m osaic of health
services. In terms of costs and
personnel, medicin e has become
a major. complex "industry."
A million persons worked in
health services in 1929; there
are now seven million : an army
of professionals. support staff,
and technicians.
Hospital budgets a lone rose
from S2 billion in 1946 to $71
billion in 1978, and in the last
decade, hospitals have added
more than a million people to
their payrolls.
Private health insurance cov-
erage, through non-profit Blue
Cross and Blue Shield plans and
through commercial insurance
companies, grew rapidly from
the 1950s. Today. more than 80
percent of the population has
som e kind or private insurance
coverage, although typically it
cover s only part of an in -
dividual's medical bills . Most
Americans buy their insurance
through group contr acts
negotiated with their employers.
THE AVAILABILITY OF in-
surance has both increased the
effective demand for health ,
services (and thus the costs or
care>. and shored up the tradi·
lions or private institutions and
practitioners.
The fee-for-service system has
undoubtedly encouraged the
idea tha t physicians and
EDITOR'S NOTE: Thi.a la the fou.rtb in a aeries ol 15 articles
exploring "The Nati!>D's Health." Rotemary Stevena, professor of
the bi.tory and aocaoloay ol science at the UnivenUy of Penn-
sylvania, shows bow our medical care system was shaped by
American social forces and values.
Thi.a series, written for Courses by Newspaper, a pro1ram of
University Extension, UC, San Oieto, was funded by a erant from
the National Endowment for the Humanities.
hospitals have somethlnt tangi.
ble to sell -from a prescription
to a n operation. America n
medicine is more like a com·
modity to be bought In tbe
marketplace than a social
service guaranteed by govern-
ment. as is more typical in
European countries. Americans,
for instance, have long been en·
thusiastic drug takers, and they
. undergo twice as much surgery
as patients in Britain.
When expectations are not
fulfilled, the American patient is
much more likely to sue the
physician or the hospital than is
his European counterpart. Such
attitudes are not new; indeed,
complaints about Americans' in-
dulgence in malpractice suits
can be found in the medical
literature of the 1870s.
THE FINANCING OF medical
care, as it has developed in the
last 40 years, bas focused on the
purchase of medical care rather
than on the provision of com-
prehensive services, enshrining
the position of the patient as a
consumer in a pluralistic, com-
petitive industry.
Even Medicare, a federal pro-
gram of medical payment for
the elderly, covers expensive
hospital procedures, but not den·
tal services, eyeglasses, or bear-
ing aids. By paying for medical
bills incurred with private physi-
cians and in private hospitals,
nursing homes. and other
facilities, Medicare leaves rel·
alive l y undi sturbe d the
traditional patterns of medical
* * *
Autlwrprof
of rrwdicine
Rosemary Stevens. M.P.H ..
Ph.D., has been professor of the
history and sociology of science
at the University of Penn·
sylvania since 1979.
She previously was a hospital
adm inistrator in E ngland and
from 1962 to
1976 s he
taught at
Y a I e
U ni versit y,
w h e r e s h e
was professor
or public
health.
S h e a l so
chaired the
STEVENS Department
of Health Systems Management
at Tulane University.
Her books include "Medicine
in the Public In te r es t ,"
"Welfare Medicine in America"
and "The Alien Doctors ...
organization.
But Ir the assumptions of
medicine in the United States
have been toward pluralism and
private enterprise, the rapid
rate of growth of the health care
industry since World War JI
made government intervention
inevitable.
FEDERAL PROGRAMS for
the spooaorbip or biomedical re-
search and hospital construction
were followed, in the days of the
New Frontier and Great Society
in the 19a>s, by a host of govern-
ment programs: s ubsidy of
medi ca l e du ca tion ,
neighborhood beaJtb centers,
hospital construction, programs
for needy groups, as well as
Medicare and Medicaid.
Government financing of
medical care grew from less
than $10 billion in 1965 to almost
$50 billion ten years later. With
increased subsidy has come in·
creased regulation : planning
ag encies, m e dic al audit
systems, federal and state finan.
cial audit, and inspections of
facilities, programs, pro-
cedures.
Paradoxically, while the Unit·
ed States continues to have a
l a rgely private enterprise
m edical care system, most
physicians and health care in·
sUtutions are more highly reg-
ulated than in countries such as
Britain , which have gov ·
e rnme nt -run health c are
systems.
AT THE SAME time, the
scientific emphasis of American
medical education for much of
this century has focused on iden-
tifying and understanding dis·
ease, with little intellectual in·
ler esl in common complaints or
preventive medicine. While the
eco n omics of A m erican
medicine have made this coun-
try rich in medical resources
and the scientific emphasis of
Am erican medicine has made us
a leader in diagnosis and
technology. profound questions
remain as to how well the full
range or medical capability is
actually extended to the whole
population.
It remains to be seen whether
a commitment lo scientific and
technological excellence can be
translated in the future into
e quitable service for a ll
Americans. a nd whe ther a
pluralistic medical system. im·
bued with the ideology of private
enterprise. can adjust to govern·
menl intervention.
NEXT WEEK: Stephen M
Shortell, director of the Center for
Health Services Research a1 the
University of Washington, <Uscril>es
our health care system.
• review
denied
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -'lile
protection the press enjoya in
s lander cues does not apply to
those not connected with the
news media, the s tale Supreme
Court says.
A Court of Appeal had upheld
a decision that a slander defend·
ant didn't have to prove ectual
malice, which must be proved in
cases atainst newspapers and
broadcasters. The higher court
denied without comment a re-
quest for review.
Douglas Smidt, a Pacific
Southwest Airlines flight crew
member, was ordered in a San
Diego case in 1979 to pay $36,000 to
Cathleen Schomer, a PSA fiight
attendant.
SHE CLAIMED SHE was
slandered by stories that in-
sinuated she was having a les-
bian relationship with another
PSA flight attendant.
Smidt contended that it was
wrong not to extend First
Amendment freed om -of-the·
press protections to private in·
dividuals and that Ms. Schomer
should have been made to prove
he acted with malice.
He also objected to jury in·
structions which s ta ted les·
bianism is unchaste and ab·
normal sexual behavior. He also
said the jury instructions im·
plied that use or the term les-
bian ism is s landerous on its
face.
THE SUIT STEMMED from
an incident in April 1976, at a
Long Beach hotel where PSA
flight crews were quartered.
Smidt testified he invited the
crew to have dinner and drinks
with him. When Ms. Schomer
and a roommate failed to show
up he went to their room, be
said . One woman was on a bed
and the other standing nearby,
he said.
Af ter they r efused to go
downstairs with him, Smidt left
He testified that when asked
by another crew member where
they were. he replied he had
walked in on them and "they
were doing their own thing. gel·
ling it on."
Cityhood eyed
in Fallbrook
SAN DIEGO !AP) The San
Diego Co unty Board o r
Supervisors has set June 2 for
voters in rural Fallbrook to de-
cide if they want to form a city.
If passed, Fallbrook would be
a city or 41 square miles with
21.000 pe ople. As a city,
Fallbrook would take over road
maintenance and construction
within its borders. and would
manage traffic control and
public recreation.
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Evolution vs. • • creation
LOS ANG E L E S <AP >
&'WolY1km'1t.1 baH lh«lr belief&
• aa ad ol falU•, jwat aa er.a ~ do, saya the dlrecwr ol
t~• lnaUtule for C reallon
R.eMarcta la San Oie10
"No scienl111 baa evn ob
Nned the Olll&n of Urt-Or tht!
evolvtima ol anylhinl." uld Dr
Dua.,. T GI.ah "It'• 1omcUU11t1
you att-ept u • m•llcr of faith.
aot fact. Actually. the foaall
record aupporu cr eation, not
evolutlon, but we don 't St!e
e it~er one t a king pla,ce, of
~rse ··
TBE lNSTn'UTE 1~ a group of
scientiau devoted to resear ch
and educatin& the public about
lbe scientific basis for crea-
tiorusm and possible lapses in
e vide nce to s upport evolu·
tiooism.
Members of the institute ap-
pear as expert witnesses in
court cases that have sought to
have c reationis m taught in
science classes, and they pre-
pare educational packages pre·
sentin& the scientific evidence
for creation versus evolution.
"Neither c reation ism nor
evolutionism is a valid scientific
theory," Gish said. "When they
talk about their evolutlooary
theorlt!ll on the ori11n of Ult they
are OP&tr•llnl ouUlde lbe Umita
of t;m&»rical 1clence. They are in
tht! realm of met11physics, not 1tcience •·
ALTllOlJGll THE "bl& bane"
theory ot the ori&in of the urij.
verst!, and the concept or a
.. primordial soup" where life on
E arth b e a a n to d e velop
m ol~cule by m olecule, are
points of contention between the
crealioruiists amd evolutionists,
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rreaCf•• •
•f af e.ee11c •I 1•1111. "°' •riettre."
th e m a jor battle ground is
fossils.
Gish said that neither creation
nor evolution can be tested in
the manner required to prove or
dis prove a scie ntific theory.
That is, there is no test that can
show they are false."
"That's ~by it's unscientific to
say evolution is a fact ," Gish
said. "That's strictly a state-
ment of faith."
• But Dr. Porter Kler, former
direct.or ol tbe National Muaeum
or Natura l History in
Waahinctoo, O.C. told a scien-
tific &atbering in Toronto lut
month that "evolution is a fact"
because or "overwhelmtn1 and
in controvert! ble" evidenc e
furnished by foalls.
"THEaE Aa E more than
100 million fossils tn museums
over the world, all identified and
dated. That's 100 million facta
that prove evolution without any
doubts whatsoever." Kier told
the American Association for
tbe Advancement of Science.
But Gish, a biochemist , says,
"The fact is that among au those
fossils, not one intermediate or
transitional form demanded by
the theory .of·evolution has been
found." He said these transl·
tional forms, or missing links,
should be lying around every~
where.
"All these fossils are just that
-records or animals that once
e xis t e d , but they give no
evidence of one kind or animal
changing into another as the
,theory or evolution demands,"
Gish said.
"These syste matic gaps that
they·re finding in the fossil re-
Orange Co•t DA.IL Y PLOTfSaturday, February 28, 1981
·~· ......... EACH REQUIRES FAITH
Dr. Duane Olah
cord is exactly what we would
predict from the creation model.
If creation Is true, we shouldn't
find transitional forms, we
should find systematic gaps."
said Dr. Richard Bliss, educa-
tion director at the institute .
Bliss, a biologist, has de-
veloped a two-model approach
for teachers to use "in which we
talk about all the scientific data,
and leave up to the students the
determination of which mode.I it
fits best. ..
T he non -sectarian program
has been used by school s ystems
in Racine,"Wis .. and in Georgia,
and on an individual basis by
tea chers throughout the country.
'Weekend of love'
for handicapped
Tbe t.blrd annual "Weekend ol Love" will be stated next
Friday, Saturday and Sunday at t.be Marywood Center of
Orante Catholic Diocese.
The event, designed for the enjoyment or lbe handicapped,
is sponaored by the Knights of Columbus and the Oran1e County
Charities Association.
Guests come from ha.pitals homes and handicapped or-
aanizations, most transported \n private cars or specially
equipped vehicles arranged for by the Kore.
Walt MacDonald or Buena Park, aeneral chairman, said the
public is invited to visit Marywood "to learn some or the special
needs and problems or the handicapped person.··
The KofC has raised more than $20,000 in the past two years
for the handicapped proaram. Part was spent for the purchase
of a respite care house, which will provide short-term care for
developmentally disabled children when parents must attend to
personal needs.
Church u-omen plan
day of prayer Friday
Church Women Un ited in
Newport Beach are sponsoring a
World Day o f Prayer ob-
servance at· 10 a.m. Friday at
Harbor Christia n Church, 2401
Irvine Ave.
The service is based upon
ecological awareness and the ac·
lion needed to restore health to
th e w orld , accord i ng t o
chairperson Katherine Dean and
Ma ry Alice LeFebvre of Christ
Church by the Sea.
The four main parts of the
service are "The Sorrow of the
Earth, .. "The Healing of Earth's
Wounds ," "The Offering of Girts
of Selr and Substance, .. and
"The New Earth."
Among pa rt icipa nts in the
ecumenical observance a re Mae
Ori ver, Betty Conne lly. Bea
Buchan. Kathy Searcy and Mary Hagsberg.
Science fiction writer Bradbury forum speaker
Writer-lectorer Ray Bradbury
is the speaker for the closing
session or the Community
Forum Series spon sored by
Sllep~erd of tile Hills UaJ&ed
Cllarcll ol Cllrtat, 30121 Niguel
Road, Laguna Niguel.
Most widely known as a sci-
ence fiction author, Bradbury
will speak at 7:30 p.m . Frid.,-.
March 13 . His subject will be
''1984 Will Not Arrive," taking a
stand opposed to that of George
Orwell and his dehumanized
view of the fu ture .
The deadline for ticket orders
is March 9. They are $5 general
admission, $4 for students and
senior citizens. Address requests
to Community Forum Series at
the church address. • Toby and Barb Waldowski will
present a vocal concert at 7 p.m.
Sunday a t Prince of Peace
Lutheran Cburcb, 2987 Mesa
Verde Drive, Costa Mesa. The
Wa ldowskis h a ve produc ed
three recordings and have been
fe atured on "The Hour of
Power" television series.
* Dr. Max Vorspan, author and
lecturer , wilJ present "Straight
Talk About the Jewish Family of
Today" at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at
Sbir Ha·Ma'alot Barbor Reform
Temple, 2100-A Mar Vista,
Newport Beach.
• Bra d Sellbach, a former
nightclub musician, will speak
at 7 p.m . Sunday at Mesa
Bible Cbapel, 1734 Orange Ave.,
Costa Mesa. • The "SonShine Singers," a
Aid cuts protested
NEW YORK CAP> -Church World Service has expressed its
"alarm" at cuts proposed in
U.S . foreign aid by President
Reagan's budget director -cuts
also oppos ed by the new
secretary of s tate, Alexander
Haig.
The a"ency. international re-
lief arm of the National Council
of Churches which carries on re-
lief work in 70 countries, cited a
proposed $2.6 billion cul in the $8
billion foreign aid program pro-
posed for 1982 by the former
Carter administration.
•'The reductions in aid would
mainly affect the poor countries
of Africa and the Asian subconti-
nent," the agency·s committee
says. "The primary casualties
are likely to be many of the
poorest developing countries
and poorest people in them ."
BRIEFS
group or 30 Junior and senior
high students, will present a new
Dan Burgess musical, "Thank
You, Lord," at 6 p.m. Sunday at
the Finl Cbrtstlaa Cburcll, 13>7
Main St., Huntington Beach.
* Supday services of the Mlsaioll
Sdeace of Ute Mlad Cllarcll, San
Juan Capistrano, be&in at 10
a.m . Sunday at a new location -
the Brentwood Savings and Loan
Association community room,
31872 Del Obispo. Sunday school
classes will continue at the
c hurch center, 31942 Calle
Reynalda. • Rev. Douglas Farrell, Orange
County campus minister for five
denominations, will assist in the
communion service at 10:30
a .m . Swlday at Falnlew Com-
ma•lty Cllattll, 2525 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
* Designer and showman Mr.
Blackwell is showing his 1$181 .spring collection today at the
Disneyland Hotel as part of the
fund -rais in g e ffort o r the
Women·s Council of Sa. Simon
and Jade Cbarcll.
* A mm-discussion series on
"Fun in Marriage" by Charlie
an,i Martha Shedd continues
ea ch Sunday at 9 a .m . and at
7 :30 p .m . at Community
Presbyterian Cllurcb, 415 Forest
Ave .. Laguna Beach.
* The "Melo d y Me n ," a
barbershop chorus from Leisure
World, wiU perform at the 11 :30
a.m. luncheon Saturday, March
1, of the Keenagers, an adult
group of Lake Hills Community
Cburda. The church is located at
23331 Moulton. Parkway, Laguna
Hills. • A "sacrificial luncheon" at
noon Aah Wednesday, March 4,
will begin the Le nten ob·
s e r vance at Nelgbborbood
Congre1atloaal Cburcb, 340 St .
Ann's Place, Laguna Beach.
* Guest singers are invited to
participate in rehearsals with
the Community Presbyterian
Cburcb choir for its Palm Sun·
day presentation of Moza rt's
"Requiem." Rehearsals begin
at 8 p .m . Thurs d ay at the
church, 415 Forest Ave .. Laguna
Beach.
* "Panes," an original musical
drama featuring young adults
from several Orange County
churches, will be presented al 8
p.m . on Mar ch 6·7·8 and 13·14·15
at Anaheim Methodist Cburcb,
1000 State College Blvd ..
Ana heim. • A Regional Bus Outreach and
Children's Worship Clinic will be
conducted the weekend of March
13·14-15 a t Trinity Baptist
Cburcb, 15400 Brookhurst Ave ..
Westmins ter . The program,
which begins at 5:45 p.m. Friday
and ends at noon Sunday, con-
•Ce rns help in discipline, charac.
teristics and needs of children,
getting church support and tips
on working with children. For
information call 775-5582.
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Baptists
rap envoy
WASHINGTON <AP)
-Baptists. as they've
done in similar situa-
tions before, are protest·
ing President Reagan's
naming ol a personal en-
voy to the Vatican.
·'U nne c e ss ary ,
wasteful, ill-advised and
divisive," said the Rev.
Foy Valentine, head of
the Southe rn Baptis t
Christian Life Com ·
m ission.
South Coast
Community Church
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"CHRISTIANITY IS VERY JEWISH"
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Sunday Evening Service: 6 :00 P.M.
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..PRAYER: EXTRA SENSELESS RECEPTION?"
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2-tiffle winner ready for Old Quawk's hay eVent
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MOREHl'!AO CITY, N.C The
pe•oph: who arnnce or1.nlied
foo llshneal ln t.hl• fiahln& vlUa1•
haven't d•tlded )'et whether to
hold Old Quawk's D•Y this )'Hr
ll la not som.ilh1n& to be decided
h111UI)' but 1f they do, J oe
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tll' •• IA two tun~ wirrner !Al
,. Qu•Wklna. whic h, aalong wllh
... , -._11111·-\ __.,, .. fluundt!r flin1ln11. 111 &h., main Old
Qu1twk's l)•y evenl
"Quuwk hi the sound made by a
bl11l'lt aown.,d n i&hl heron,"
t'ulchcr clCpllunt:d "Th1&t's a bird
)'OU •ee la tbe manbea around
be re. lt 11 not a pretty blrcl.
Heavy. Tblck neck. Short lep.
··Here la what it aounda like,"
Fulcher .. id. He took a breath and
let fly:
··Qua wk ! Ulse that. Not a pretty
sound;eitber, la It?"
No, but that la fitUn1. .
Old Quawk'a Day la held, if they
get around to it, in mid-March -
the Idea of March -to honor a
mean, ualy, slanderous, eviJ man.
One day in the murky put, the
story goes, this man swam ubore
to nearby Oeracoke Island, the on-
ly s urvivor of an Outer B~
1b.ipwreck, and made b.11 way to
the mainlmd.
The man waa a forel1ner.
Nobody could pronounce his name,
and be had a volce like a nilbt
heron. They called him Old
Qua wk.
Oh, he was mean. And bad.
They say Old Quawk was the
meanest, baddest, stubbornest,
vi.lest man ln Carteret County, and
those who know Carteret County
say that ii 1olng aome.
One blustery Sunday in mid·
March Old Quawk was seen on the
dock getting his boat ready to 10
fishing.
Other fishermen warned b.lm
that a atorm wu brewtns. You
.think Old Quawk U.tened! Tbe)'9
reminded him that it waa the Sab-
bath. You think Old Quawk cared?
Shoot no. Old Quawk cuned bil
fellow fishermen, cursed the
maker ol storms (that too!) and
fetched out tp sea.
He never returned.
Good riddance, everyt1ody said,
and took to celebratin1 Old
Quawk's Day as a reminder of
what happens -what ought to
happen, for heaven's sake -to
people who are hateful and stub·
born and do not keep holy the
Lord 'a day. And also to bne ftm.
"The quawkla1 conteat LI na1I)'
a kick," Fulcher said ... You
should bear. u.a. Tbe reuon I •:
tered wu because I'm a pretty
good duck caller. I 1ue11ed
quawldn1 couldn't be ao much dif.
ferent."
Fulcher is not only a gOod duck·
caller but aJao a 1ood duck carver.
An excellent duck carver. One ol
the best on this cout .
"My grandfather was a wbitUer.
I learned from him, and have been
whittling since I was a kid. Now my son is learnln1."
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No. 13 tvasn't unlucky
for the Bruins Friday
night.at Pauley. . B3
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Nothing routine about this Baron • Will
.,, aOGt:• t.:AaLSON
OI • Dellt l'llel .....
Jeff Chnstt>naen 1<•or~d 22 point.a and
thrt"e others scored In double fi1urea for
the Suntet League champion Barons of
Fountain Valley Hieb Friday night
exttnclin& their winnine streak
It was anythln1 but as the fired·up
Kni1hta of Katella gave the Barons
somelhin1 to think about despite the
Barona' ability to. make It 21·3 for the
year.
The outmanned Knights, losers on 10
occasions before Friday's clash with
Fountain Valley, had the Barons down
by a 35-30 margin at the half and were
clearly in command.
whipped, said Fountain Valley Coach
Dave Brown in response to a question
about his halftime diacussion with his
Sunset League champions.
"We were getting our butts kicked on
the boards and it was time to get
physical and become meo out there."
lead, then Christensen made it 44-42
with a baseline drive and after Luongo
came through with a strong defensive
maneuver , he followed through with a
six-rooter to give the Barons a 46-42
lead.
Katella made one more run at the
Barons, but Ken Harter scored, Alan
Villanueva intercepted and followed
with a pair of free throws. and the issue
was suddenly turned -the Barons were
in command.
Playoff scores
Edison 48, Compton 47 (ot)
Fountain Valley 74, Katella
63
Sound familiar '> Ocean View 82, Rolling Hiiis
We ll. it should It was Fountain
Valley's 2JOth strai&ht basketball victory
and the first round triumph in the CIF
4-A playoffs sends Coach Dave Brown's
Ba rons against Palos Verdes and 6·10
Mark Acres Tuesday night at a site to
be determined
THE BAaONS had blown four lay·ups
in tbe first quarter, were on the wrong
end of a 6· l margin in turnovers, were
being outrebounded and outhustled.
Christensen had six points (all free
throws) and 6-8 Frank Luongo already
had three personal fouls.
TllE BARONS RESPONDED to
Brown's comments as they blew the
Knights off the rtoor in the next 16
minutes of action, led by Christensen,
the 6·3 dynamo who always seems to
get tougher a.nd better when time is run·
ning short.
Fountain Valley finally pulled even at
36 on an Emile Harry jumper, tied it
again on a shot by Luongo and again
at 40 on two free throws by Christensen.
Christensen co~nued his tough play
during the next few minutes, especially
with Luongo and Jeff Hughes on the
bench with personal foul problems.
so
LB Poly 4S, Newport Harbor .40
CdM79, LosAmigos39
E stancia 64, Edgewood S6
Laguna Beach S6, Mayfair
54 (ot)
BUT IF YOU think the Barons' 74·63
victory over vis iting Katella was
routine. as the score s ugcests. ror1et it. • · 1 told them they • were g_!llin~ Harry put the Barons into a 42·40
"We can play with people," said
Katella Coach Tom Danley. "But we
<See BARONS, Paie BZ)
La Quinta 64, University 46
I ngtewood 38, Mater Del 36
' O•llY PllOC 1'1191H ltf l'•lrlO 0'0-11
Against Los Amigos
CdM was never
bigger, 79-39
By EDZINTEL Of,,_ O•ily l'tlel Sl•ll
When the Los Amigos Lobos
basketball team walked into the
gym at Corona del Mar High for
the first round of the CIF 3-A
playoffs Friday night, it must
have felt like it was in the Valley
of the Giants. And when the
Lobos left. they must have felt
even smaller .
THE SEA KINGS, talle~han Los Amigos at every pos ·on,
dominated both ends of the ourt
and coasted to a 79-39 win before
a packed and very boisterous
crowd .
Four Corona del Mar players
scored in double figures and the
Sea Kings outrebounded Los
Amigos, 38·21, as the Sea Kings
produced their largest margin of
victory since an 80·37 rout or
. Irv in e m idway through the
season.
The win gives Coach Jack Er·
rion's team an 18·5 season record
and the kind of start it had in
last year's playoffs when the Sea
Kin gs advanced to the finals.
Asked if an ea sy win was
beneficial or detrimental to his
team so early in the playoffs,
Errion explained what he in-
tended in his game plan: "We
certainly weren't trying for a
blowout. You have to realize
that we've made two position
changes in the last three games
with <Steve > Moore moving
from guard to forward and
(Mike) Hess (a sophomore)
coming in to play guard. We still
need t.ime to play together with
that lineup."
supe rior performance on the
floor. everyone else was.
Moore. a 6-3 senior who as a
junior transfer from St. Paul '
High last year had a fine series
of ClF playoff games, showed
signs of that kind of play Friday
night.
Up until just a few weeks ago,
Moore was operating out or the
guard position but after being
moved to forward, has played
much more aggressively .
Moore scored eight of the Sea
Kings ' 13 first quarter points
and finished with 16 on the night.
"STEVE IS able to flow with
the game a lot mor e at
forward," Errion observed .
"What we need out of him aJlfi
everyone else is consistency,
that's all, just consistency."
Corona del Mar got out to a
13-6 fi rst quarter lead and upped
that to 33-19 at half.
Los Amigos, with no one over
6-2 in its lineup, had no success
getting the baJl inside on the Sea
Kings' front line of Moore, Spinn
<6·6> and J eff Pries (6-5>.
So Lobos coach Gene
Sutherland let AH-Garden Grove
League forward Tyrone Myles
take l.he around·the·world shots
fro m way outside. But that
worked with little effectiveness.
In the second half, Spinn, an
All·League center for the second
straight year, took the initiative
that Moore started.
THE SENIOR scored 12 points
in the third quarter as Corona
del Mar outscored Los Amigos,
23-6 to blow it open.
FOUNTAIN VALLEY'S EMILE HARRY (LEFT) AND FRANK LUONGO LOOK FOR THE BASKET AGAINST KATELLA FRIDAY. BUT IF ERRION wasn't con·
v in ced of the Sea Ki n gs·
Spinn finished with a game·
high 23 points and Pries had his
usual consistent game with 20
poi nts . Guard Chris Lynch
added 12 for the Sea Kings. It wasn't fancy, but it got the job done Leading rebounders for CdM
were Pries with 12 and Spinn
with 11.
· · 1 was 'happy to see Spinn
work the perimeter like he did,"
said Errion. "It'd been a week
since we played and I thought
the guys worked hard from start
to finish."
Cypress' patien£e wears· down Golden West, 50-47
By CURT SEED EN
0t 111e oe11, l'liet s .. 11
It was n 't fancy . Cypress
College basketb a ll victories
rarely are.
Even so. Coach Don Johnson
will take Friday night's 50·47
Southern C al Confer e n ce
Shaughnessy playoff victory
over Golden West any day.
"Ten games ago, I didn't
think we could even make a
season of this," he said after his
Chargers used an early second·
half spurt to break open a close
game and then hold on for the
victory in a noisy GWC gym.
AFTER SEVERAL weeks or
floundering, the Chargers start-
ed to click, reeling off nine
straight victories en route to a
second·place tie with Golden
West in conference play.
While many Cypress followers
point to the arrival of Cal State
Fullerton transfer Stan Davis as
the catalyst for success. Friday
night's victory was the result
of Johnson's standard
philosophy -patience.
Witb GWC 's Randy
Heidenreich scoring ei1bt polnts
ln tbe ftnt half, the RuaUers
mana1ed to hold thelJ only
1l1ntncaat lead of the nilhl -
an 1 .. 10 lldvantase wllh 8:20 re·
mainlna.
And the fact the Char1en bad
1cored jlllt 10 polata ln nearly 12
minutes ol basketball, wua't
eaoulbt make Johmon pmb tbe
panic button.
Cypre11 fou1bt bac-. wltb
Jerry 8Jplsm1 And Paul Gilbert dellvertq kd ba1ket1. Joba
Killer •dd••; back·to-ltaet
ba1keu, • JUll Ilk• that U.. f!:J.• • ., ncu~ at 21 at tbe
I ..
But It was what happened in
the second half that made the
difference. The Chargers quickly opened
a 35·24 lead, as GWC hit just one
shot in the first 6:51 of the half.
"In a game like this, a cold
spell like we had can make all
the difference and that's what
happened," said Rustler Coach
Jim Greenfield.
• · 1 really can't say they are the
better team," continued Green·
field. "But tonight. they were.
That little spurt is what made
the difference."
THE RUSTLERS outre·
bounded Cypress, 24·13, while
the turnovers. were nearly even
(13·11 ). And both teams dis·
played gritty defenses which
pleased their coaches.
"Our zone contained them
well, but we weren't gellinl any
rebounds," Johnson said. "All of
a s udden H~denreic h and
(Rico) Thompson started hitting
a nd things started looking
hairy.
··A lot of their baskets in the
first half were coming after of·
fensive rebounds. Some times it
was because we weren't block-
ing them out, and other limes.
the ball was just laking a crazy
bounce," Johnson continued.
ADDED GREENFIELD: "I
t.hougbt we played our best de·
fense of the season in the first
half. We played well in the
second half, too, but we just mis·
sed our shots.'·
About the only Rustler to hit
with any consistency was
Heidenreich who turned in his
second s traight impressive
performance. Heidenreich
finished with 19 point.s lo go
along with five rebounds.
Thompson was also sharp with
a few fancy passes and alley-oop
drives, something the straight·
laced Chargers rarely attempt.
·'This has to be the hardest
Golden West t eam has ever
played ," praised Greenfield
following the defeat. "Cypress is
a good team and they're well-
coached. But we're just as
good," I
ASKED HOW Cypress would
fare against Saddleback next
Saturday in the first round of the
state playoffs, G r eenfield
replied, "I think Cypress will
win. I think we would have
beaten SaddJeback, too ...
And the Rustlers desperately
wanted to advance to the state
playoffs. After Cypress' Davis
scored two of his seven points to
give the Chargers a 41 ·30 lead,
the Rustlers slowly started to
battle bad·.
With Tklompson scoring on
three straight fayups and Art
King and Heidenreich add·
ing baskets, the Cypress 11·
point lead was s liced to two.
45-43 with four minutes left.
BUT WITH THE Rustlers m
foul trouble, Davis connected on
four late free throws , and after
that, the Rustlers just ran out of
time.
"It was a good year," Green-
fie ld said of the Rustlers' 22-9
season mark . "It's only
the second lime a Golden West
team has broke 20 wins . We beat
som e great teams this season
and I think our program bas
turned into a solid one.
'·Before the start of the
season, I told the kids we were
going to need a consistent
sea$on from some of them. Guys
lik e Rand y, Ri co , Jim
(Eldridge) and Dave (Atkins)
all did their job," Greenfield
added.
Indeed they did.
PERHAPS THE evening was
best summed up when. in the
third qua rter, Pries stole the
ball in the back court. drove to
the basket. slam dunked and
was fouled. He converted the
three· point play, giving Corona
del Mar a healthy 52·25 lead -
much to the ple asure or the
partisan crowd.
"This isn't just for fun and
games anymore," Errion said in
further explaining the wide
margin of victory. "We need all
the experience we can gel in bll
game situations. I think there
are still at least 12 teams that
have a good chance of winninl
CIF." .
Corona del Mar will next face
Riverside Poly Tuesday ln the
second round of the playoffs at a
site to be determined.
Lakers' Magic returns in decision over Nets, 107-103
INGLEWOOD CAP) -Kareem Ab··
dul-J abbu 1coreCI 21 polnts and Earvin
"Kasie" Johnson, flayin1 ln bla fint
National Butetbal Auociation 1ame
1lnce Nov. 18, bad 12 polnb Friday
n11ht u the Loe An1ele1 Laten 1tru1·
sled to a 10'1·103 vlCtory over the lowly
NewJeneyN.U.
Jolaaaaa, tbe oatatanct•n1 MCODd·Jtar
pro wbo wu named the Kalt Valuble
Pla1er lD lut ·;r.rtn1'1 NBA Claam·
plouldp Mriel, ayed M m ....... He
appeand ....., al ftnt bat looked more
comfon.ble ., tbe 1ame weal on. ff•
al10 srabbed ll rebounds and waa
credited wttb four ual1ta and tbne
•teal.a. ..
Johnson suffered a knee Injury
agal.nat Kansas City on Nov. 18 and un·
derwent surgery for the removal of torn
cartllqe six days later. Re mlued 45
tames, durint which time the Lakera
went 218-11.
The Neta, wboee 20-48 record ls the
third wont la tbe NBA, 1.ve tbe de·
fendlnl cbampiou all they "ould band.le
for three quart.en. Loa ADl•I• tralled IMO t1Mr1a1 the fourth quarter but
took tM INc{ ,.. 1ood by IClOrinl the
ftnt aeva pointa ol &be period.
A aelloat erowd of lT,505 1ave .1-.... ....... separate atudtq ova· Uonl: ..,_ Ute Lallen came OUt for
pre-1ame warmape, when be wu ln·
trodileed Wen tbe 1ame, and ..._ be
mad• Ida ftnt ...,.arance with 5t02 re-
mainlng in the first period.
Johmon started slowly, tbrowinl a
paaa away shortly after enterinc tbe
same and miuin1 badly on bia first two
shots. But he made hll next three fteld
1oal attempts and added a free tbrow
before bein1 relieved after playln1
10:20, ICOl1na seven points, settlnl one
rebound, two usia~1 two ateala, and turntnc tbe baJJ over inree Umea. •• After ,.,::.OJ for 1:11, be nlurDed to
play tbe 1:11 of tbe ftnt laalf.
While be miued bl• tbree llaob durtq
that time, be pulled down four reboundl
and made two free throws. .
Two foul abotl by AbOl-Jabbar witb
four MCOada left to plb ellncbed tbe
victory. Six aeconda earlier, Jobnloe
had pulled down a rebound ol a mlued
Abchll·Jabbar sky boot to deny the
Neu, who trailed b• two points, a
chance to tie at that Juncture.
Norm Nia and Jamaal Wilk• b~
22 and 20 polnta, resped.lvety. fw tbt
Laken, wbo An DOW 44-ZI.
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Phoenix
Mariner• hop.-tu "ign Burroughs
The Seattle-Manners think they have found II 1 a way lo acqui re· slugging uutfil•ldcr Jefl Bur-
roughs from thr Atlanta Aravt>s 1f Com-
missioner Bowle Kuhn say!'> ye~. They would as
sume part of a $400,000 loan hy the Braves to Burroughs. .
Infielder-outfi elde r Tim Wallach reported ear ly lo the Mon.
treat s prini:l lra1nml! .,ill' :•t Wc.•st Pal m Reach Rkk
Dempsey sufferl'd a m1n<ir 1nJury at the Baltimore camp
when he wa!> struck on lhC' n~hl .1rm hy a p1tc-h from Sammy
Stewart t-,rC'C' a~ent s lugg1·r Oave Winrield. who sig ned a
contract worth morl· lha n $15 mllhon. arrived in the New
York Yankee camp and :-trn1.rnl1•d through some tough bat
ting practice· :ws ... ums JO(' ~iekro suggest major league
club owners npt.>n tht·1r lt<H1k'i instead of their mouths. The
Houston pitcher was ..im•m~ tht• player representatives who
declared a May 29 <;lrtkt• riat1· President Peter Bavasl or
Toronto helte\'CS avrr:i~1· :md 11111rnt·yman baseball players
are being m1s l<'rl hy th1•11 11nwn und 1t<. boss, Marvin Miller.
Lil.fltt fakf·~ l~od al lnd1Uf ry llills
CITY OF' INlJl'STHY S~tlly l.1tlle. seor n
ing well dcspilt-hav1n ~ somL· troublt• Y.ith her
putting. broke OUI o( lh1• µa\•k to lakt> a Onf'
stroke lead wilh a twcr under pur 71 In Friday's ·
second round of 1he Oly mpia <;otd L'lassic.
Little. s eeking hN ~ccond Ludres Proft>ss1onal Coif As
sociation victciry of th1· ycur. '>lood <tl 4·under·par after her
second consecutive 71 on•r the 5,97R·yard. par 73 Eisenhower course at Industry llill-;
Just a s troke behind w1•re l.f'GA llall of F'amer Kathy
Whitworth and Lori G<1 rbac1.
Lurking JUSt two strokei. back of Li ttle was Nancy Lopez·
Melton, gunning for her initial '4 ln of 1981. Beth Daniel last
year's LPGA Play1•r or the Year. was three strokes off the pace.
First-round co leader:-Sandra Palme r and Marlene
Floyd both struggled to 76s and were in a group or six al
even-par 146. The group also included Amy Alcott, who shot a 74 Friday.
Little . the 29·year ·old South African who won earlier\his
year in Florid.a , w<1s generally pleased with her play. ~lthough she said afterward that a sharper pulling eye early
an the round could have given her l.I bigger lead.
Woodard •oars 7-7% he Nne \'erk
.Jeff Woodard smashed the American indoor
record ln the men's high j ump by clearing 7-7o/.t •
at an indoor meet in Madison Square Garden.
Eamonn Cot•lan ran the second fastest Indoor
three-mile r ace in history with a 12:~.80 clockjng In the same
meet ... First Pennsylvania Bank denied re ports that It had
nJxed a deal between officiats or Championship Auto Racln1
Teams and the Pocono lnternalional Raceway tea keep the
flnahciaJly troubled track ln the fast lane of auto racln1
A Detroit Red Wln1a hockey fan races up to 90 daya' In
Jan or a fine or SlOO for 1parldn1 a postgame free-for-all that
aaw teveo member~ of the New York Rangers storm Into the
stands following an NHL game .
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MARK MARKIL
Estancia's
defense
wins,64-56
By .JACK MINTER
Of .... o.llr ,., ... Ji.II
WEST COVINA -Estancia
High, playing what its coach
described as "the best defense
we've played all year." defeated
Ed gewood High here Friday
night. 64·56, in the first round of
the CIF J.A bask~tball playoffs.
Playing be fore a partisan
l'rowd or approximately 1,500,
the Eagles played their own
game in their victory.
Coach Larry Sunderman of
Estancia kne w that bis Eagle
squad was in for a tough fight
Friday ··1 knew they
I Edgewood) had quickness and
good jumping a bility going into
the ga m e . T o beat them I
thought we would have to play
patiently," said the Eagle men-
tor
"I FELT THAT our kids
played very intelligently . That
Edgewood team is ~ good ball
club'" he added.
Estancia wi ll now play host to
Lynwood next Tuesday night in
round two of the CIF playoffs.
The sill' is yet to be determined.
Following the usual trading of
opt•n ing baske ts early in the con·
lest the score was knotted at five
before Estancia pulled ahead for
good.
Led by senior forward Mike
M arkcl. who led the Estancia
scoring with 15 points. a ll five
Eagl e s tar ters h it double
rig ures.
Forward J im Sampson (14
points>. guards Jeff Gardner (13
points> and Ken Hall (12 points)
and cente r Steve Kraiss (10
points I led the assault.
IT WAS THE defense of those
ri vc that paved the Eagle vic-
lory. especially the stifling of
Edgewood's All-Sierra league
Most Valuable Player-Michael
Powell.
Powell only scored 13 points in
the contest and was kept out of
scoring range constantly by the
Eagles. Al one point he did steal
the ball from an Estancia player
and raced down the court by
himself to dunk the ball to the
de light or the Edgewood fans.
Estancia would go into an of-
fense that saw a cbnstant pass-
ing of the ball to set their shots.
At times the passing seemed to
go on forever as their total out·
pu l in the second quarter
s howed eight points . In that
q uarter Edgewood could only
muster rive points of their own.
The game didn't really break
open until the fourth quarter as
the Eagles put in 26 points as op-
posed to the Trojans 24.
, ........... ,
BARONS •••
just couldn't sustain it. They
I Fountain Valley) kept right on
d·urin g th e second hair,
·'Christensen was s uch a factor
in the second half. a real ke y.·•
BROWN C ALLED
Christensen's play "superb" and
he was n't getting any argu-
ments.
Despite the victory. it doesn't
go into the record book as one
labeled ror bragging rights by
the Barons.
The wiMers netted only 2S of
59 from the field C 42.4 percent)
and were fortunate to be only
five points down al the half,
th a nk s to a 12 ·for ·14
performance at the line.
Katella, despite playlng ex·
ceplionally well de fensively,
cooperated with icy s hootln1
from the field (especially from
the perimeter ). netting only 2t
of 68 (35.3 percent) .
THE BA&ONS extended their
ma rgln to 70-54 with 3: 10 re·
malnln1 before a comblnaUon of
Fountain Valley reaervn and
the flne band of Katella'a Dan
Wright helped pare the mar.rm
to 11 points.
Harry finished tbe evenln•
with 15 points, Hu1be1 add«l 11
and Luonto a dosen, wh!a. tbe
Knl1ht1' beat weapon waa
Wri1bt wttb 21 point.a .
• ,_ ..... !
Edison's
biggest
• VIciory
By CaAIG aV881tLL cw ... ...,.,........... ~
Pla)1n1 without the aervica
of aenior Riek DIBernardo, the
Edlton H1Ch Char1era put on a
1utay performance and defeated
the Comptbn Tarbabes ln over·
time, 41·47, ln a flralround CIF
4A basketball playoff 1ame at Ediaon.
"Th.la would have to be our
team's bl11eat win of the
season," said an elated Coach
Barry LeiJh. "We won the fint
CIF playoff 1ame in the school's
history <Edison was 0-4 comin1
Into the game) and we did it
without Rick. Everyone worked
hard all week in practice and we
really came together as a team
toni1ht."
Richard Chan1. a 6-S junior,
knew be had to take char1e with
DiBernardo out (DIBernardo
fractured Ilia hand in a same
against Fountain Valley) and he
did by scoring 16 points, includ-
ing an eight foot jumper that
tied the score at 46 and forced
the overtime.
BUT CHANG, WHO came lnto
the game leading the Char1en
in scoring with a 21.4 average,
couldn't do it alone. Chang
needed help and he got it.
Seniors Bill Vo1elaang and
Jim Barone, who had only
scored 12 and six points respec-
tively during Sunset Leasue ac·
tjon, both chipped in seven
points, while juniors Darren
Moore and Mark Goudie each
added six.
··I think we got some great all·
around play from Goudge and
Moore," said Leigh. "Comin1
into the game we knew we bad
to get some s coring from
players other than Chang and
we did."
It was a close ballgame all the
way as neither team led by more
than s ix moints. Edison didn't
even have a lead until the start
of the third quarter when Chang
and junior Jeff Stephens scored
on back-to.back layups for a
25-21 advantage.
BUT COMPTON, who has won
seven CIF championships i.n its
30-year history. cam e roaring
back as forward Gary Davis
scored eight or his game-high 20
points in the last six mlnules of
the period to give the Tarbabes
a 3S-33 lead entering the ra.nal
stanza.
That's when things got to be
tight. Even the usually subdued
Leigh couldn't hide his e m o-
tions.
With the score tied at 37,
Compton's Davis stole the ball
on what Lei1b thought was a
foul. He was bit with a quick
technical and after Davis made
both fl'ff throws and forwllf'd
Kenny Carpenter lipeed in a
shot, It waa 41-37 with Compton
in control.
But Edison didn't give up.
Vogelsang scored a three-poi.nl
play to get the Chargers within
one and followin1 a Davis free
throw, Moore swished a five
footer to tie it at 44. Then the two
superstars, Chang and Davis,
exchanged baskets to set up the
overtime.
In the three·minute extra
period, Chane tip.,ed the ball to
Goudge who hit a 10-fool bank
shot for the only points Edison
would need.
Turnovers and missed free
throws plagued both teams in
the overtime. Compton did have
a chance to win the game but
Kevin Burrell was called for an
offensive foul as he went up for a
shot with only four seconds re·
maini.ng.
NEXT: Nolte Dame Tuesday.
UCI to meet UCLA
WESTWOOD -UC Irvine's
men's lrack and field squad will
travel here today to compete ln
a tri-meet with UCLA and
Fresno State.
The Anteaters will be making
their second appearance of the
season after losing to Division II
champion Cal Poly San Luis
Obispo, 91-G.
SPORTS BAEAK I BASKETBALL/ IPO .. TI ON TV
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COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Washington St•te vs. Washington.
Announcers: Steve Grad and Lou Gellos.
Washington's Huskies are 7.7 In Paclflc-10 play and 13·10
overall for the season while Washington State Is 2·12 and
10·14. The Huskies, with Bob Caldwell end Andra Griffin, wlll be favored.
~ 2 p.m., Ch•nnel 4 ./ ./
GOLF: Bay Hiii Classic.
Announcers: Don Crlque, John BrOdle, Bruce Devlin, Bob Goalby and Jay Randolph.
Laguna Niguel's Mark O'Meara Is five strokes behind
leaders Andy Bean and Tom Watson who are tied for the lead.
Bean fired a record nine-under-par 62 and Watson had 66 on
Friday In the second round. O'Meara put a 68 on the board
after his first-round 67 for a 135 total. Alan Taple, also of
Laguna Niguel, made the fleld fOf' the final two rounds with a
69 Friday after a 74 In the opening round.
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COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Stanford vs. Arizona.
Announcers: Barry Tompkins and Lynn Shackleford.
The STanford Cardinals return to action after their upset
victory over llCLA last weekend but will be underdogs to the Arizona Wildcats. Stanford Is 4·11 for the Pac-10 campaign
and 8-16 for the season while Arlzone Is 6·8 and 11-12.
OTHER TELEVISION ,
10:30 a.m . (28) -CROSS COUNT~Y SKI SCHOOL -This week: Waxing and trall sense.
11 a.m. (S) -TENNIS -Harold Solomon vs. Shlomo
Gllckstein In the WCT Challenoe Cup, taped In December In Montreal.
12:30 p.m . (34) -FUTBOL INTERNACIONAL -England vs. Norway.
1 p.m. (22) -SOCCER.
2:30 p.m . (7) -1911 WESTERN MO -Highlights of the
1981 Western SOO at Riverside International Raceway, the on-
ly NASCAR event held on a r«Mld course.
3:30 p.m. (2) -SPORTS SPECTACULAR -Matthew Saad Muhammad (28-3-2) defends his wee light heavyweight
crown against eighth-ranked contender Vonzell Johnson
(22·1> in a scheduled 1S·round bout, taped In Atlantic City,
N.J. This is the sixth title defense for Saad Muhammad. Also:
The European figure skating championships, teped In IM· bruck, Austria. Commentators Include Tim Ryan and Gil
Clancy. (7) -PAO BOWLING -The flnals of the Cleveland
Open, taped at North Olmsted, Ohio. Kyle Shedd is the de-fending champion.
5 p.m. (1) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -The world
wrlstwrestling champions hips, taped In Petaluma. Competl· tion is held in four men's and two women's divisions. Also: The international toboggan championships, taped In St.
Moritz, Switzerland. Competitors face a 514-foot drop over a
1,322-yard course and attain speeds up to 90 miles per hour. And the women's masters surfing championships, taped off
the north shore of Oahu, Hawaii. (28) -SOCCER.
7 p.m. (50) -SPORTS AMERICA -Featured: The
Jersey Shore marathon In Asbury, Park, N.J .
8 p.m. (5) -TOP RANK FIGHTS OF THE '70s -The
second bout between Muhammad All and Ken Norton, taped
Sept. 10, 1973 in Los Angeles. After having his jaw broken in
the first bout, All was out for revenge. (50) -SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY.
11 p.m. (9) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -The Oregon
Ducks vs. the USC Trojans, played earlier In the day at the
Los An~les Sports Arena.
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Basketball -UC Irvine at Cal State Fullerton, 7: 30 p.m ..
KWVE (108 FM); Oregon at USC, 8 p.m., KNX ( 1070).
Hockey -New York Islanders at Kings, 7 p.m ., KOGO
(600).
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Btdligan~s quandary
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Will UCI be inspired?
Coach Bill Mulligan has a pro·
blem ... and it won't be an
easy one to solve.
Somehow. someway the UC
Irvine basketball coach has to
get bis squad inspired tonight
(7 :30) to m eet Cal State
Fullerton in the regular season
PCAA conference finale for oolh
schools.
The task is a lot harder than it
sounds.
Realistically. the Anteaters
don't have much to play for
tonight-except maybe a better
position in the standings for the
upcoming PCAA post-season
tournament.
Still. another loss wouldn't
mean that much. The Anteaters
are currently lied for third i.n the
s tandings with Long Beach
Slate. both al 8-S. and regardless
of tonight's outcome UCI should
meet either Univer sity of
Pacific or Utah State in the first
round or the tournament.
The Anteaters have beaten
both schools twice during the re·
gu.lar season, so meelin1 one or
the other shouldn't matter.
Of course, Mulligan would like
lo (et a win for a number of rea·
sons . First and foremost, he'd
like to see his team snap its
modest two-game losing slreak
as nobody likes to go into any
post·season play on a down note.
And secondly. the Anteaters
( 16-9) still have an outside shot
at securing 20 victories. which
Mulligan feels is the magical
number for a possible NCAA
tournament bid.
In order for that to be possi-
ble. though, the Anteaters must
win tonight a gains t the Titans
and then win three games in the
tournament.
W o rking against that.
however, is the Titans· record.
which at 2· 11 is the worst in the
PCAA. and the fact UCI beat
them by lS, 99·84. the first time
the two teams met.
The Titans won't fall easy.
though, as Long Beach State will
attest when the 49ers hit a road
block Thursday ln losing to Cal
Stale Fullerton, 60-47.
or course, UCI was having
some problems of its own, too,
as the Anteaters couldn't keep a
number of leads in the cloaLq
momenta in dropping a 87-88 de-
cision to UC Santa Barbara.
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LOS ANOltLU Juak>f forward
llk'laMI Sanden IC'Ott'd ll polnu and
~ Clatf Pndtt •dded 15 \.0
pate a welJ·baluud att•fk u 13th
rul .t Vet.A defeated Ort!l\in. • 1'
.. a ~M'lfic 10 ConfM~nt'e baakctb•ll
1ame Fnday llltht
G 11....t ll'chael HoJtun t1cored l4
poinu, fonrard Darren Daye 11dckd
11 . and reune ror'Wllud Tony An
dtr'$0G had lO u thi' 8ru1n~ 1mprovt!d
U.eir t'Onluent'~ rerord to 11 4 1.ntl
LI~ O\'erall
Oreaon ·~ now 4 11 in conlerenct·
pla)' and 11 13 on the se-.son
Center Mak~ Clark w1&s the ldding
scorrr for lht' Ducks w 1th 20 points
and auard Felton Sealey added 18
l 'CLA led only 10 8 afler tbe first
four rrunules ol play, but then out
scored Oreaon 10 2 1n the next 4' :i
mmutes and widened its lead to take
a S4 ·34 hall-time advantage
Oregon rallied m the second half
and twice got as close as 12 points
but UCLA drew out in the final four
minutes and led by as many as 25.
The Bruins outrebounded Oregon
38· l 7, led by Sanders and Anderson
with eight each.
The victory was UC LA's eighth
O 'Meara third
1lral1ht over Ore1oa and \he BrulnJ
now lead the over a ll series 3f.9.
CLA'1 record In Pauley Pavilion is
now 24.Z l2, with two of the loesea
cormna to Ore100 in 1976 and 1977
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LOS ANGELES Center Steve
JohnlOn scored 25 of his 1ame·IU1h
33 polnu in the second ball as top·
r•nlced Ore100 St•te rallied from a
flve·polnt deficit with 15 minutes re-
maintn& to defeat use. 73·64.
The game had been tied, 62·62 with
Just 3:34 remaining, but Johnson then
scortid 111x points as lhe Beavers
rt!eled off a 112 string in the remain·
ing time
The Trojans had led most or the
way, including a 36·30 halftime ad·
vanta1e.
Oregon Slate, however , finally
mo ved ahead or Southern Cal at 14 : 01
or t he second half on Mark Radford's
layup.
The Trojans moved at}ead again
when Johnson left the game after
picking up his fourth foul with 12:33
remaining. But he returned four
111inutes later and sco:-ed six con·
secutive points to put the Beavers
ahead 58·55.
Bean's 62 gets a tie
ORLANDO, F la. (AP1 It was
said Andy Bean, "the kind or round
you'd Like to play every day.
·'Every time I looked up, it was go.
ing at the flag. And that 's a pretty
comfortable feeling.
·'Oh. I misread a couple or little
pulls, but I can't complain about a
thing."
THE BIG MAN, a 6·4 redhead
called "Li'I Abner" by his fellow
pros, had just completed a record·
selling, nine-under-par 62 that put
him in a tie with Tom Watson for lhe
second·round lead in the Bay Hill
Golf Classic.
They had 36-hole totals or 130 -12
shots under par. That score matched
the ~l two-round total or the year
on the PGA-Tour and le rt the rest or
the field straggling far in their wake
Area wrestlers
vie in finals
T he Cl F wrestling finals get under
way today at Westminster High with
a dozen athletes representing the
Orange Coast area in action, includ·
ing two Irvine High standouts who
were first at last week's qualifying
meet.
Action begins al 9:30 a.m. with the
consolation round set for 6: 30 and the
championship matches at 8.
Four from each of rour sectionals
qualified for the fina ls. thus the
makeup of today's action includes 16
wrestlers in each weight division
Irvine's Dean Castelo < 121 ) and
Steve Schwichlenbe rg < 138 > we re
wi nners at last wcek·s sectiona ls at
Cypress College, and along with those
two Vaqueros is Rob Weiss, who was
second at 141.
Fountain Valley's contingent in·
c 1 udes Ric k N oza k i 021 >. Jay
Yomogida (108). John McCarthy
(141 ), Kevin Woody !188> and Robin
Marquez.
Edison sends Steve Curry (115 ) and
Rich Endo (122>. Marina's represen·
tative is J ohn Jensen (148) and
Shawn Mitchell ( 170) or Huntington
Beach rounds out the area's list of
competitors .
Friday at the halfway point of the
tournament.
Watson, the game's outstanding
player over the last four seasons,
twice holed from off the green in·
eluding a great save for a bogey on
the 18th hole in his round of 66.
· · 1 was star ing a bogey in the face
on No. 2 and I made birdie. I was
staring a T in the face on 18 and I
made bogey. That's about a four·shot
swing right there," said Watson, who
is seeking his first title of the year.
WITH 31 HOLES to go in the chase
for a $.54,000 first prize, no one else
was really close to the two front·
runners.
Don Pooley, with a career· best
eight·u nder·par 63, and Mark
O'Meara, of Laguna Niguel, were
five strokes back at 135. O'Meara had
a second-round 68 in the humid, hazy
weather. The only other men within
eight shots of the leaders were Curtis
Strange < 68-136), Tom Pur tzer
(69-137). Charles Coody (69·138) and
Rod Nuckolls (72·138.
Lee Trevino had a 69 but was 10
s hots behind at 140. Arnold Palmer.
the tournament host and owner of the
Bay Hill Club, just qualified for the
final two rounds at 72-145.
Bean birdied all the par-3 holes, hit
every green in regulation and didn't
even come close to making a bogey.
Seahawks roll
Fred Tuttle belted a pair of home
runs for Ocean View in a 12·0 romp
over San Clemente and Clay Tucker
had a triple and homer as Corona del
Mar and Laguna llills battled to a 5.5
lie in opening high school baseball
action Friday.
Tuttle had a pair or blows over the
center field fe nce. 400 reel from home
plate. including a solo blast in the
first and one with Eric Rennholtz on
base in the seventh.
Kevin Stanley had nine strikeouts
in working five innings on the mound
for the Sea Hawks and the Hawks
had 13 stolen bases in the game.
Tucker was 3-for-4 at the plate for
the Sea Kings whose game was
called alter seven innings by dark·
ness. Pitcher Ken Santoro worked
the first six innings ror CdM and had
six strikeouts.
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Seahawks, Artists • wm
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Sailor•, lfni, MD fall in playoff•
JIM USEVITCH
UCI, Hicks
put clamps
on Bruins
WESTWOOD Larry
Hicks recorded his sixth
save of the season in re·
lief of Josh Randall as
the UC Irvine baseball
team handed the UCLA
Bruins a 5·2 setback Fri·
day afternoon at Jackie
Robinson field here.
The victory was the
second this season for
t h e Anteaters over
Bruin mentor Gary
Adams, the first UC I
baseball coach.
Hicks came on in the
ninth inning after Ran·
dall had given up a hit
and walked the first bat-
ter he faced. He then got
two outs on a foul and a
strikeout before the final
out was recorded on a
ground ball to second
base.
The win was Randall's
third against one loss
this season while Hicks
has three victories in ad·
dition to his six saves,
giving him a part in nine
of UCJ's 10 victories.
The Anteaters opened
the scoring with a pair
of runs in the first on
singles by Lee Granger
and Mike Nagle.
Ocean View Hl&b's Seabawks raced into tbe
second round of lbe CIF f-A basketball playoffs
followin1 a lau1her at Rollins Hills Hieb Friday
ni1ht and the upstart Artists of Lacuna Beach
moved into tbe second round of the 2·A elimina·
lions with a victory at Mayfair.
Here's how it went:
Oceen View 12, Rollng Hiiia 50
Wayne Carlander pum ped home 31 points, but
it was 6-9 junior J im Usevitch who really sparkled
for the Empire League co·champions, as he scored
24 and helped pave the way for the easy victory .
"Thal was one of Usevitch's better games,"
said Ocean View Coach J im Harris. "He paved the
way for Carlander to cut loose."
Rolling Hills Coach Walter Bynum called
Ocean View "The best team in the CIF, just a great
team, very solid.··
Ocean View was extended for a while, but a
five·polnt spurt in t.he closing seconds of the first
half on a three·poinl play by Carlander and a
bucket by Usevitch at the buzzer gave Ocean View
a lO·point margin at the half.
•·Maybe we weri fortunate to break into a
lO·point lead al halftime," allowed Harris.
"We made some changes at halftime because
Rolling Hills played very well off the dribble and
forced us into a game we hadn't planned on."
Ocean View meets Lakewood Tuesday night at
a site to be determined .
Laguna Beach 51, Mayfair 54
All-South Coast League selection Lance
Stewart connected on an 18·fool shot with 40
seconds left to send the game into overtime.
Then the a ll-purpose star connected in the
lhree·minule overtime session and the Artists pro·
ceeded to run a delay game.
Mayfair lied it with SO seconds remaining and
the Artists went for the last shot. The attempt miss·
ed. but 6-1 senior Dan Toulousse got the rebound
and put in the winner with two seconds lert for the
winning margin.
"T he kids held their poise," said Laguna
Beach Coach Craig Falconer. "Neil Riddell shot
very welJ, as did Dan Arndt."
The victory propels the Artists into Tuesday's
second round game against Sunny Hills and the
Ar tists will be the host team .
Long Beach Poly 45, Newport Harbor 40
The second-ranked Jackrabbits had all they
could contend with and m ore as the Sailors forced
the Moore League champions to resort to a four-
corner stall in the latter stages to preserve the vie·
tor y .
Poly jumped to a 14·0 lead before the Sailors
m ade a run. cutting the margin to 42·38 at one
point.
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"We played very well," said Newport Harbor
Coach Jerry DeBusk. "Once we realbecl that tbeae
1uy11 could be beaten we played very well. We
did n 't embarrass ourselves and we got out with
some respect."
T be Sailors shot 50 percent from the field once
they got past a 9-for·29 first hall.
Le Quint• 14, Univ•~ 48
J ohnny Rogers, La Quinta's 6·9 superstar,
fired in 31 points to pace the defendin1 CJF 3-A
champions.
La Quinta jumped to a 16-4 lead and the best
University could do was to pare the margin to nine
points in the third quarter,
"Brad Guess played well for University, scor-
ing 15 points.
Inglewood 31, Meter Del 31
The defending CIF 4-A champs bad their
hands full with the underdog Monarchs of Mater
Dei, but survived behind the shooting of 6·4 junior
Jeff Logan, whose one-and.one conversion with 18
seconds left got the Sentinels out of danger.
Mater Dei never led and caught Inglewood on-
ly once, at 27, before falling behind (never by
more than five points) and playing the catchup
game.
Bob Motis < 11). Ron Tar bell <10> and Larry
Williams < 10) all scored in double figures for the
Monarchs, who finish the season 9-15.
Williams had eight rebounds.
Coast hosts top
volleyball teams
With an eye on promoting the quality or com·
munity college volleyball, Orange Coast College
Coach Bob Wetzel is brimming with enthusiasm
over today's OCC tournament.
The top 15 community college teams in
California will converge on OCC with action get·
ting under way at 9 a .m. in Peterson Gym. Finals
are scheduled for 7 tonight.
"We'd like people to see the qualit¥ of
volleyball being played at community colleges.
These are really quality players," boasts Wetzel.
"We've got a dynamite lineup for the tourna-
ment. 1 guarantee you, the final eight teams which
will go to the state finals will be in this tourna·
ment:· Wetzel continues .
Joining Coast are Grossmonl , Santa Ana, East
Los Angeles, El Camino, San Francisco CC , Santa
Barbara, LA Harbor, Long Beach CC, Pasadena,
Pierce, Glendale, Cerritos and Golden West.
There is no admission charge for the tourney,
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PUBLIC NOTI~~ -~U BLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
N-71461 NOTICE OF DEATH OF
ROBERT KAUFMAN,
aka ROBERT J . KAUF·
MAN AND OF PETITION
TO ADMINISTER
ESTATE NO. A ·107834.
l'ICTITIOUS •USINESS
NAME STATEMENT NOTICE OF DEATH OF Tne1011-•nvP<'•"""uredo111vou~·
M I C HA E L J 0 S E PH nma. y A N 0 s I K AN D 0 F HARBOR HOMES REALTY, l'°I
p E T I T I 0 N T 0 A D • Dove StrMt, Su11e 10. ,.twport BH<ll,
Ml'NISTER ESTATE NO. C• :!~bor·P.Ctltc E11ullln Inc, A
A -107692. C•llto1nl• Co•Por•lion, 1•01 Oo•t To all he i rs ,
beneficiaries, c reditors
and contingent c reditors of T o a I I h e i r s ,
Robe rt Kaufman, aka beneficiar ies, c reditors
Robert J . Kaufman of and contingent c reditors of
Hunt 1 n gt on Be a c h . Mic hael Joseph Y anosik
Cali fornia, and persons and persons who may be
who may be ot!"erwise in-o the rwise interested in the
ter est ed in the will and/or will a nd/or esta te :
e'itate : A petition has been filed
A petition has b een filed by Ida Jean Yanosik in the
by S tephen A. Lenske in Superior Court of Orange
the Superi or Court of County requesting that Ida
O r ange County requesting Jean Yanosik be appointed
that Stephen A. Lenske be as personal representati11e
appointed as persona l to adminis te r the estate of
representative to ad· M ichael Joseph Yanosik,
minister the est ate of Fountain Valley (under
RobertJ. Kaufman (under the Inde p ende nt Ad ·
the Inde p endent A d · m i nis tra tio n o f Estates
ministration of E stat es A ct). The petition is set f or
Act). The petition is set for h ear ing in Dept. No. 3 at
hearing in Dept. No. 3 a t 700 Civic Center Drive
700 Civic Center· Drive, West, Santa Ana, Ca. 92701
West, in the City bf Santa on M arch 11, 1981 at 9 :30
Ana, California on March a .m .
25, 1981at9:30a.m . IF YOU OBJECT to the
IF you OBJECT t~. the granting o f ttie petition ,
granting of t h e pet1t1on, you should either appear
you should ~ither appear at the hearing and state
at the h~arn:ig and st~te you r o b jections o r file yo~r ob1~ct1~ns o_r fil e written objections with the
written ob1ect1ons with. the court before the hearing.
court before the hearing. Your appearance m ay be
xour appeara nce may be in person or b y your at-
'" person or by your at-torney
torney. •
IF YOU ARE A IF YOU ARE A
C R E DITOR or a con · C REDITOR or a contln·
Str .. 1, S•llle US. N ... porl Be.en. C•
'"'° Th•> _AH, I• tonduc:teo by 1 '°'" para lion.
Htrt>O<·P..:lllc E11ultles Inc R-rlJ ~,,
CNel Flnoncl•t Officer
Tiil• slal-1 WH llltd •ltll Ille County Clerk of Or•n111 Cou•IW on Ftb. 11, 1 .. 1.
~IH6H Publl•llltd Or-Co .. t D•ily Pilot,
Feb. u , lt, 21, 4-rcn 7, '"' IO't-•1
P UBLIC NOTICE
N·11M l'IC'TITIOUI aUSINISI
NAMll ITATIMElfT
Tiie foll-ln9 P*''°"' ere doing
,.,~, ....... :
EQUl .. ME NT llEPAIR PJlATS
CO .• 6750 ~l"'o ..... ltverCI, B....,•
Perk, Ce. tot» Ptul E Volpe> Tr..:lor P.,b, inc.
C• C•lllornl• 'orpor•llonl , USO
Caballero &oui.11.,d, Buena Perk. C•--70
Tl>lt -'MU ll COllClllC'*d by a <or· parellon
PAUL E. VOLPP
TlllACTOR PARTS, INC.
Paul A. VotPt>,
PrHICltl'lt
Tiiis , .. ,_, WH llltd with Ill•
county Cl•rk of Ot•n111 CDUnty o•
Feltru•ry 1', '"' F1Mt4;
LAWlll•llCI M. HELLI•, E~.
k l'9U. .....................
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"ubll-Or-(OHi De lly P iiot
Feb. 11, :It. Mar 7, 14, 1tt1 .,._,1
PUBLIC NOTICE
tlngent creditor o f the de-gent creditor of the d e · N·1ll'1
ceased, you must file your c eased, you must file your ~•CT1T1ou11u1u1us
c laim with the court or claim with the court or NAMI ITAHM•NT
present it to the per sonal present it to the personal Tit• 1011-1.,. P"'""'' •r• doln9
representative appointed representative appointed :>usl~•E•::tCAN CDNTINUECARE,
by the c ourt within four by the c ourt within four 101 Eest """" A-. 1rvine, C•
months from the date of m onths from the date of mu
firs t Issuance of letters as f irst L~~a1nc~-~ .letters as, 11 .... ~~:·;.:~;:=;,~:;:::,0:11,::
provided in Section 700 of prov'"""' n ~t•on 700 o l•n 1111no1. c..--.. 1on1 uu McG•w
the Probate Cod e of the Probate Code of An,.11e,1rv1M,ca.tt11i
California T h e time for California. The tim e for Tnis ....,...1, <""4M:1tte1 tty• cot-
flllng c laims will n ot ex-filing c laims w lll not ex· lOra uon4-r1conH"'"1••
plre prior to four months plre prior to four months s..i.tYC•-etlon
from the date of the hea r . fro m the d.tle of the hear. J. 1111c11en1 Huu,
Ing n oticed above. ing noticed above. =~::,~lid
YOU MAY EXAMINE YOU MAY E X AMINE Tn11 •1.t_. ... 11i.o wttn tn.
the flle k~t by the court. the file ker,t b " the c ourt c:o""'Y c•ertt or Oref\9e county °" • • Folllruery 11, t"1. If you •re nterested In the If you are nterested In the ,.,,...
estate, y ou may f ile a re· estate, you may file a re· ,,_,._ 0r.,.. c .. s1 0.11, ""o•
quest w th the court to re-quest w ith the court to re· , .... "· 21. M«. 7.14• n•1 •1s-e•
celve special notice o f the celve special notice of the --
Inventory of estate a ssets inventory of estate assets PUBLIC NOTICE
and of the petitions, ac-and of the petitions, ac· c o u n t s a n d r e P o r t s c o u n t s a n d rep o r t s "1CTITiout •us.Hu
dHcrlbed In Section 1200 desc ribed In Section 1200 TIM ,.:=•!!!:."':::!.... -·· of the California Probate of the C•llfornla Probate ""se•: COde. COde. 1 w1tAY KIPHA1n AND AS·
SOCIATl!S, 1111.e 11 .... , CMt• Mtu, Cl . "611
N·111'2
~ICTITIOUS •USINIESS
NAME STATEMENT
The tollowlng per\onl .,., 001n9
bullntu •s
HUMBOLDT ASSOCIATES, LTD ,
SOO Newport (t n1tr Or . Suitt 400, ,.twporl BH<I\, Ce. '2'60
MH I lletl C-ny I• C .. ltornt.t corpor•t1on,. SOD N.-POrl Centu Dr .•
Suitt ..0, N-1 Be.en, C• t?MO
Thh ttuslnen h conducl.,:I OY a
ttmlled Nr'IM•sl>IP.
MHIAH ICompany
IArtVT Smltll.
Prnldtl'I Tfll• Jletemanl .,., lllltd wlln Ille
Counly Clerk ol Dr•n11• County on
Februtrv ''· ""
~ULO,., lllOlSTOfl,
•u•NS• Mclt:ITTllllCll 4MIMK_._,. ... ,
N•wpett • ...._ C. .....
Publl-Or.nge CD .. I D•lly Pilot
F•b 11, 21. Mar 1, 14, l"I ti 1 .. 1
P UBLIC NOTICE
~ICYITIOUS eUSINESS
NAME ITAT•MENT T l\e lollowln11 persons •rt doing
butlfttU.,:
THE RAINBOW PAESS, 191S1
1.•ktpolnt L•M , Hunllncilon Buch,
C•. '2U7
Sherry Lynn R••· 1•1s1 L•k•Polnl
L•n•. Hunll"91on BHCI\, Ca. 976'1 Corelon JM\U R••. 1'152 l.•~·
polnl Lone. Huntln111on Btacn, C•
92'47
Tiii• IMnln•U '• (-U(led by •n In· Olvldu11.
Sllt<ry Lynn A•t
Thi• sC.1-t •H llted •llh Ille Cou•ly Clerk ol Oranv-C.....nly on
Ftltru••w It, 1"1
F1MU6 Publllf>H Or-COHI Da lly Ptlol
F•lt. JI, :It, Mar. I, It, 1"1 tlJ.11
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF
NC>f4·111ESPONSlalLITY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1na1.
11\e uncler••-dwlll nol bo rnpons1olt
lo• •1>Y O.bU b< ll•Dllitlt• conlr•tltd
Dy S1n9les Gour"'*' 01n1n9 Club, on o•
•Iler 1111• Ott•. D•ltO tl\I> 1nd 00 OI February,
1'81
Judilll No-.koll MflllOll
••SO 16f> St N•wPotl Be.en. C• '2 .. l
PuDllSl\ed Ortl>Qe '°"'I D•1ty P1tot
Feb 71, :It, M41r • "91 1001 II
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUI euStNISI
NAMI IT&Tl'IMINT
Tl\e lotl-1"9 Ptrson Is doing t>usl· nusu:
GOLD NUGGET DETECTOA
PALACE, 1:n ~lllo Str .. 1. c~•·
Mt ... Callloml• 93'21.
Arlh11• L. Pllllllp1, 7'0 Jodn
s1r .. 1, c .... Mfta. c,111otnl• '2•2'. Tiiis bullllftJ ,. ConCllKltd Illy ... In
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Tllll SYl-1 Wti liltll *1111 lllt
Cou11tw CIHk 01 0r ..... c-•Y Oft
Ft b.11, l .. I
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F .... u , ti, n , Mardi 1. tttl 7'241
PUBLIC NOTICE L9nllce, Lenske, Hefler
& Matailn, Attorney1 at
Law: 6301 Owensmout" Ave ., 10t" f'loor,
Woodland Hut1, ca. '1367; tel: (211) 71 .. , ...
Nora" M. MorrllOft, El· 111 .. MorrtNn, AttorMy1
It Law, 11• 9rMlllMln1 St., Ste. JU, l'ountaln
V•lley, Ca. 92711,
714·Mf.tl11.
wre, ICtpllut, 2'11·• lldo11,
c .. 11 Mell, ca. ftU1 PICTITICIUI euttNIU
Tlllt ....._It <-tell lllY •n 111· MAMI IT&TIMeNT
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P UBLIC NOTICE Pl'8LIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE
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FICTITIOUS 8U}INES5
NAME stATEME,.T
AMER 1(AN N VFl'>E~
RE G I~ TR v 7081 Mic. n""!!ton Ortvf' '••"f' Cd -.}'I)
ltJwd'O J C.o•-• }QH Pdoer
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f n1"t bu\1n.t\ •\ ""o""' o t f 4n "
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t n1\ -'lofdlt'mitont w1h ,,,f'O t'W'·1n '"•
(ounfy C,lttrlt.. Ot Ot"not (.ou.,ly on
~ e1>ryar1 ~ 1qe1
PUBLIC NOTICE
N.11_,.
FICTITIOUS BUSl,.E55
NAME STAT EMENT
Jn .. tollft..-1nQ I>''"'°"' " 001nq DU\1 ne .... ct\
BODVCUARO PRODVC IS t.OM
PA,~ 'f 1l01 t Mounon Pdt11~wdy 5uill"
G b, lttQvn.a Hill\ (ttl1torn•cl 'l1ftSJ
.RoOf'rt Ottw•d O~Lanc\' 1ll41
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Tn1\ .r.l•hm"lent wal\ tiled 'lllrttn t~
Count'( Clt'rk ot Or ~nqt-Co\Jnlv on Jan I, 1~81 Publi~ ()oa"Qf' Co.ii Oa11y P•fOI, Put>l•Stwc.:t 01.tnqf"· C.Od\l o~,,, P•IOI Publt>t~ 0,.,nQI' (°">' Od•~'~,~:~ f~t> H.21, 71, M.,cn 11181 810 81 ~ t b I 14 lt /8 I081 ••0 81
f'eb I, 14, 11, 18, l'IUI 104·81
PUBLIC NOTICE
~ICTITIOUS eullNESS
NAME STATEMENT
Th• 1o11-1no per'°" ,. doing bull-
neii ., •
CM ENTE '!PRISES. 101" Colum
tu~ Ah'•' Covrl. Fount•ln V•ll~Y. c•"'°'"'' n1oe Vlrqlnl• L .. M•cDon•td, 107"
coiutnbl• River Courl, Fountain
Vallew. C•tUori>l• 97108
fnls bU'!JnMi ll condYCttd by an 1n
d1v1dua1
Virgin!• I.et MacOonatd
Thi\ >lolt~nl w•• ttlt!d w1lh Ille
County Cttrk ot OranQt County on
PUBLIC NOTICE
~ICTITIOUS IUSINUS
NAME STATEMENT
The tollowln9 oer,on~ .,. Ooing
bustntu as
IA) MIA ROSE. tBI MIA ROSE
PRODUCTS, 11/·F R1¥or.,dr 0'1vt
NeWPo<I BHCll, C• n .. l
Ml• Rosemary P•lonc•r. nu l •
Uno• P•••· ,.twport B .. cn. ;, •1..0 Tnll bonlr>Hs IJ conoucted by •n
1nd1vldU•I
Ml• R Palen<ar
Hm Sl•t•menl WH fllt<I wtlft Ill• Counly Clert. ot Or•nge Counl~ on
January 2•, '"" FIStstO
Put>tl..,.d Dr•n9f CoaSI Delly Pltol Foo. 11. 1991 FIUHI Feb. It, 21. :It, Mar I, 1991 117-11
PuOl1 .... d Or••ve CO••• D•llw Piiot, • PUBLIC NOTICE Feb .... 11, 11. M•rch I. 1991 tOS-11
PUBLIC NOTICE
tflCTIYIOUS IUSINEH
N-E STATEMENT
The lotl-•"9 Pt•M>n h do1n9 bus;. neu .,
THE EDIBl.E l,.SURA,.C£ CO ,
10091 Orc"'o St , S.nl• An•, C• 0101
ODn•ld I. Tunnell, 7~1 OrthlO
SI .. S.nl• "nt, C•. 92101 tflll bllJlnHJ Is con<lueled by •n I•
dlvldu•I.
Dontld L T""Mlt
Tllll st•t...,..nt w•s nted w11n '"" Counly Clerk ol Dr•nv-C:ou~ly on
Fob 11, 19'1
FUM97
Publlll\ed 0r ... ge (O.UI D•ily Pllol,
Feb. 14, 71, lt, Maren 7. 1991 -.11
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUSINEH
lllA#>E STATEMENT
I he tollowlng P<"rSO<l Is 001n9 Dul•·
,~,., 4\
RACE l.INE, S1•7 McF..ioen "•e . Hunl1n9lon Btacl\ C• '2~t
Jtrr, W P•r11ttr, "'" Caribou, Founleln Valley. C•. t170I
Thts bu•lntu I' conclucltd by •n In 'dlvtdut l
J•rrv w. P1;Ker
Thi• statement *8i llit<I with tne
Counlw Cl.,k ol Dr••gr County on
F•brvarr I. 1'191 FIUH7
PubliSl\td 0.tnge"co.ul D•tly Ptlol Ftb I, 14, 71, 11, 19'1 10111
PUBUC NOTICE
THE STATE O~
NEW HAMl"IHI lllE
CITATIOfl
#>Elll•IMACK, SS.
su .. E••Otl COUlllT
KENNETH HVNES, PLAINTIFF
Vl. KEITH HARDEN, DEFENDANT,
tne orlgor\111 Of wt11c11 ls on lilt '""" lne Clerk ot the Court, •nd m•y be to·
emlned Dy lnle•ttlt!d per111s
IT IS ORDEAED thal 11\e Plalnllll
r>Ollly ell 11>1.,.eslltd ptrlln to Ille •
"''lllen ....,.artrKo wlll\ 11\t Supertor
Court Clork'l Olli"· IU NO•ll> M•ln
Slrttl, Concord, N•w H•mPllllre OJJOI, llW Ille 1eturn 110 ol Aprll I,
1991, 10 ll'Ow CllU'8, II ..,w uhls, wny
Ille ••"•' ,.._led In Ille •rll •llould not b• granl•d, by publhhlno lhll cllt llon In 1111 OAANGE COAST
OAILY PILOT, t MW-per pubtlsNd
•I 11'7S llHcll loulev.,d, H""ll119lon
8 .. cl\, In tlle C-IY ol Or ..... OflO
t•cf'I ...... ttv" suc.cess•v• weRs 11
lnt•rvals of l\O! •-llllln '*..., de~. lhe IHI 111/&lllc.,ton to be not Ins ,,...,
tourt"n oav• belor• lllt •elurn d•y D•l•d Febn;ery >. l"I
AllOll' )-M. Salford
Comml•I-• to Perto•m
1ne °"' .. ' ot c i.r" "E•KtNI, UPM4ALL• lllOalNSON
11 or-k, c.cn NM eu11
AttwM,twP't"'1flff
Tho IO<e9D1119 11 • lru• '°"w ot •n orlglntl c:llMJOfl Mel orcltr In 1bov1
ecllon.
P••tCUd, UPSHALt.• •OelNION, P.A. . ......,. .. ~. , ... ,_ ......
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ntUet: PUBLIC NOTICE PETllllSEN CONSTllUCTION,
uu Wut ••Y ii.wtllul , Nt•POrt
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"CTITIOUS eUSINIH
NAM• ITATIMINT
Tiit IOllOWll\t Pttton II doln'
bviln111 •': CUSTOM PAOGAAMMING
UNl.IMlrEO, JO»I Wlnll Cew Ln ,
Hunt111tton llM<ll, Cl . ft'4t
PUBLIC NOTICE
D•Lu-.cy, Hunt •ttCI f-•n1term•k•r
Allot"*Y• •11.•w
'20 Howport Cir. Dr" SI• It I I Newpon lt•cll, CA'"'° ~ICTITIOUS IUSINEH I FUJ11• NAME STATIMENT PuDh>llo<I Or•nqe Co~\t D••ly PtlOI
The 10110 .. 1no oerJons ••• doln9 Feo 7 u 21 18 M81 n• e1
bush wu .• ,
RHODES A CO., 1.01 Dove Slrrel. Sutlt 4SO, N~ Buch, CA 91~
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• C•lltorn•• COt'PQ'•'•on, ttOt Dove
Slreot, Sutlt 4SO, Nowpot t B .. cll. CA
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Tl\ts bus1n•u. 1\ conducted DY • corpOr•tlon
JOHN H RHOD ES A COMPA,.V, INC
Jolln H Rhode•. Pr•lldent
Thi> •l•le<T>•nl w•• tiled wlln Uw
County Clerk ol Dr•ntie Counly on
Ftb. 11. 19'1.
JACKSON, l<IDDElll •SUCKLING
AllH"•.,.etl.lw
!Ult,,_ Wallo,.,....,...
... "·~'"' ... Drift N••tMrt 9Hdt, C.NI U ...
P UBLIC NOTICE
ne\\ a"
FICTITIOUS llUSt,.ESS
NAME STATEMENT
O RANGE C0U N 1' BMW
REP41q l1Qfl ;:H AHoort Loop OrtVt'
Co\la M•"'· C• 'l?olb
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Eld•t>o,i 9 1wo Nflwoon 8tacn Ca
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01v1duill
,Jim LUC,t'ltlht
r n 1\ ''•l•mtnt Wd\ •Ilea """" 11',.
c_ount 'I Cltrt. ot Ort1n9e Counlv on February.) t'I\
~U'1l5 FIH7tl
P .. Dh•lloCI Otenge Co••• D•lly Pilot, PuDh\ne<I 0tM9" '°"'' Oi1lr P.101
f eD 14,71,U,M.,cll l , '"'' •11 .. 1 F•D 7 ... 21 18 ... I •S. ,,
PUBLIC NOTICE P UBltlC NOTICE
Ll~E AND ACCIDENT AND HEALTH
SYN0"51S 0, THE ANNUAL STATEMIENT -
YEAlll ElllDEO OECEM•Ell JI, 1'90 ..
PAC.,IC MUTUAL Ll'E INSUlllANCE COM .. ANY
700 "••port Ceftl•r on ...... 0 .... -· N•w,..,, .. •<II, C•lller"i• U-Tot•• •dm1tle<I HHIS
Tol•I llablhtl~S Sptco•I Surplus Funos
Unaulgt>ed lund\ t•urplu>I
Gain <Lou• lrom ooera"°"' lncr~asf' I 0..CrNi.e• 1n Cap11a1 •1'0
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MIKETMLL I FIELD HOCKEY 0r811ge Coast DAILY ptLOT/s.turday, February 28, 1981 81 ...,. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ ....:.. ____ _;;,. ________________ ~~.
State playoff bid
on line for OC C
Uni seeks
field hockey
title today
Girls' ha8ketball !
? I .
Playoff action begins tonightl
Fountain Valley, Edison and
Estancia hlgb schools draw
home usianmenta with Marina,
Mater Del and Corona del Mar
on the road in first round CJ F
girls basketball playoff games
tonight (7:30).
on the year as does Sue Randall :
who is averaging 12.0 points a '.
game and eight rebounds. : ., OJaT a&DKN __ ._...,,... .....
WALNUT Mt S.n Anwo1u
Collete ba11lfa1ball conh nt'l\I!
\'tctor aya bl& t.-.m'• turrualloul
mldwa throu&b the 1 .. a.cm "''11-1>
not a rHult of an)' i111rhruh11
<'hanae ht-wllat"'1
Hts taJ.-nled C'rop of fr.-,hrneu
1impl <"•m«' ol .... , pro1Wlllll1C
tbt Mo unl1l" to "'1th1n an
t)tla h ol the Soulh Coti"lt <'on
fert'n('~ chamo1onJSh.iu it wa1>, thti Mei unllt''> "4
rtc-ord (20-10 ovt-rall 1 w.;' rt·
~ ardt'd IA Ith lh l' hOlllt' l'OUrt ud
\'&nl•a!l' m bnlh ruur1d1> of ttw Shau.:hnt>l>!>~ pluyoff!>, dnd that ~
-.hert-lht'.) II bt-ton1~hl whl!n
lhe) entertu111 (Jrafigt! l'1>01>l
t 7 301
Of our fma !>IX playeri. thn:t•
are fres hmen Both guardi. an:
freshmen They Just s tarted tu
1mpro\t' after tht>> gut a f<'w
games under their l.>db. :.UY"•
Vietor lht' ~ounue:. · C'oach of 2J
years
St11l , the talented ~hootin g
tandem of Paul Pt>rkin:-and
M i k e K ea r 1>c al ::.o had
someUung to do with Mt ~AC 1>
sohd year They finished 1 2 in the
South Coast Confe rence S<'oring,
with Perkins averagin~ 20 5
points per game and Kearse right
behind al 19 2
"T hey've bel'n pl ayin~ tha t
College,
high school
basketball
College
Wttl
UCLA~ •. Oreoon IS O•toon S•••• 13, use _.
$.an FrAnt 1)tO !.I OS Scttfamt1nlo
SI 51
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N•v•dd L•' Ve94~ 88. Nf'tN M~>t:ICO
81
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Y•le ... CO«W!ll U I OCI
CotumDI• $4, Brown 41
Princeton SO. HCH v1ro ~ .. totl
M•in• 91. Oelaw.ir& SI 1'
TourMmNli Sun 8ell Oftle<eft<I
(Frnl R..,"4111
Soutn AJ40imd 19. C.Or9ta SI • •
Al• 81rm1no"•m 10. N C
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So Ftorlo.t S1, J•O•onvilte SO (oil
Community college
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High school
CIF 4·A F1"l It°"""
San M .. , '°' &•. Cre-~umta \i•H•"t )~
1n111ew00d JI. Mal"' Oe1 lo Notre O•me ss. Dos Pueblo\ •9
Edl\On .... Complon •I Coll
Ote•n Vtew 11. Aottinqi H llli. .SO L•,•-Sl. Pawden.i S1 Strv1t•"· VirrDum 0.••I Uou
Newbury P.trk •I ~v•rfy .... us S•
St rr• ct)1 S\, Franc I\•>
Thou~and o. .. s 10, Morn1no\1dtt •1 Pato\ 11.,0.. •S, Cam.,1110 \1
Fount••n \l•lley 7•, K.111eil• •l
Cyprt\\~. !'>anla Mon1<• U
Murpf'ly ••, 8t~ Mofltoomerr >-'
Cre\P• I&. Muir '8
L B Poly 4S, Nr'llltPOr1 H•roor •0
Cl,-J.A Finl Round
SI B•• nard 18, ~O> AllOS S> e 1\enf\OWt'f S&. John w Norin
1A1\I '4&
Bre~ Ohno.t )I Alla Lo,,,• \o
T U\,tln &I SM'ttldQO <11
Mortno Veltin &1 A r11nqton H
Gtfln00t4 lt9. Rtdl.tnch ~)
E\t1-tnc '" tt•, Eooewooo ~&
L.,nwOOc:I 81, At~·many $11
San Goroon.o JJ, Son0t ~ 7 J
Hrmtl •1. Oam1PnO;I
R1vtr\1Ck Poly oO S.nld Aind )$
Coron• Ot!I MM /q LO\. Am190\ J9
Oonltnque-1 SO Bo'co rech 46
Sdnld AM Valley 8? V~h·n\.hl \&
Wt\t Covtnt' t,4' Palm Sor""'' )J
Lt Ou1ntt\ 64, Un1v1H"So1ty •&
Cl I' J·A ""'' Roul\CI V1CIOf V'•llew •S C.O\ltMd .,
Ou1rou9n!lo 1R 1dQPt,.rf>\t '" Bur rou9n, '8 urt>an fll. 10
Ldound 8@.tt n )ti. MctYtdH )• oc
Sunny H1ll'!t6? Co1110,n1d )&
G•endalo 100. L.> M11 d<la 10
Northv1t•w 01, 1no10 48
S•n Lui\ OO•\Po 11 Sduqu\ J+.;
Pomona 81. Yu<.d•Pd •1
Cn1no 11 C•O•\lrano YAllf'lf t.b
L• !M>•N 'IO Cabrollo II
Rr11ne11r ~•. E1 Mon•• •9
81a1r 91, Gdrev .S.4
Bar \tOW' bl, Cen1r~1 '8
l roy It, Nor>N.tl~ ~1
Sal'\ (lenwntr os. Sc.nu,, e.•
NOQ•tt) 16. Artoyo .,
CIF 1 ·A Finl llo.,n41
S•n•• C•M• "' CalM<Hal JO 8•~nop o&. Moorp•r• SI
Av1al10f"I bl u S.llt S6
81\nop O••qo •I, Chaaw1tk •S
!'>an Marino 3'I A1uu 18
Ets1no'"r '3. lw1ntyn1ne P•lms 41
S.nt• v,,., SI. LA ~ulher..,.. SI>
C•rp1ntet1• 102. Ttf\l<~c:>t ••
Ouelt/O, S.11 Jtll•I 11011
R 10 M~\111 ~, Sf JOSec>J'I 44
Cetaba••' 91, Motavt SJ
Mlr•IUlf U , Charier O~• SJ
Whlllltr C/lrtSl•otn 11. ReoondO IJ
T•mP•t City 1q. 5-ln Jtt<.1nto 42
Royal O.• 19, Pa...O•n• Poly "
B•nnl"Q .. , .AQu1M S. S>
~II) 1111 •••ason, thouaih," rt'·
111111 th Vi c t or "We 're the
!lmallfttlt team In the league
•malltr th1rn \Sun Die.col Mesa.
Ou1 front ll1ll' 1:. 6 2, 6·3, 6-4. 6-1
1.llid ~ 10 Wl· Vl' just had to play
rt•al ha rd " .
'Th\•y 'rt' u vt•ry c ontrolled
h•u rn ," uddti O('(' Coach Tandy
Gtlh:, who saw his Pirates beat
l'l·rntui., 62S9 Wednesday night
to Jdv1i1n cc to the second round.
It ".1:. the P1rutes· third s traight
vie-tor~ over the Falcons this
\car t"o l'Ulllutg al Cerritos
M 1 SA<' rl·ally follows the
le•am c·onn pl They j ust do
things r1gh1 Each guy knows
whut hl' ha:. tu du and their guys
don 't t ry tu do something they
c·an't do ... Gtllt:. continues
T he Piratl·::. did a few trungs
right WedJll':-day For one, they
l'h m 1nated lhl· costly turnovers
w h i c h h a v t• i> I a g u e d t he m
throughout the season. OCC held
a one ·point lead a t the half
Wednesday despite 10 turnovers.
In the second half. they coughed
up the ball just twice
If we don ·1 turn the ball over
we can beat Mt. SAC," sa ys
l:illls
lie al so needs a strong de-
fcns 1vc effort from Tim Johnson
and H1c·h Kindorf 111 containing
Perkins and Kearse.
An old nemesis wilJ be miulna
for Coach Karen Hellyer 's
University High Trojan girls
field hockey team today when
they face Charter Oak High in
the CIF championship game at
Orange Coast College be1inning
at 10 this mornin«.
The Trojans, under Hellyer,
have been to the finals twice
before and both times lost lo
Sonora, once in an overtime
session after a 0-0 deadlock and
the other, 1-0.
"We're just happy to get to the
finals ," Hellyer says. "We've
been in the playoffs each of the
last eight years but we've only
reached the finals twice.
.-"We've s plit a pair of games
with Charter Oak this season,
losing 2-0 in our first practice
game and winning. 1-0, in the
finals of our combined tourna-
ment."
University has compiled a
20-2-1 record this season com-
pared to 19·1·1 for Charter Oak.
The Trojans' leading s corer is
Les lie Speros, a senior. with 25
goals . Three others a re in double
figures Shannon Morrissey
(14 >. Bunny Freud with ( 13) and
C~line Regalia with I 12 >.
Fountain Valley's Barons, the
No. 9 team in the 4-A division
a n d winners of the Sunset
League, wlll host West Tor-
rance, the third place finisher in
the Bay League.
Edison. the No . 2 Sunset
finishe r , hosts Arcadia, the
second place Pacific League
team. Other 4-A games find
Marina at San Marcos, the
Channel League No. 2 team, and
Mater Dei at Long Beach Poly,
winner of the Moore League.
Estancia, the No. 2 r anked
team i.n the 3-A division, hosts
Orange, the third place finisher
in the Century League. Corona
del Mar travels to Gahr. the San
Gabriel Valley winner, after de-
feating Ocean View in a wild
card game Wednesday. 46-44.
Coach Joe Wolf's Estancia
team finished the regular season
with a 20-3 record and was un-
defeated in league play. Cara
Francy and Bronwyn Hand lead
the Eagles. Francy has an 18.1
scoring average with a 10.1 re-
bounding figure. Hand is hitting
13.0 points a game and bringing
down 12.0 rebounds.
WOLi'
Other starters include ViC'kie
Simpson who is hitting 12.0 per
game with six assists and five
steals; Shar Bilyeu with a 10.0
average; and Kris Reid. All are
seniors.
Carol Straus burg's Fountain
Valley Barons are 19-5 for the
year and finished the Sunset
League with a 9·1 mark includ-
ing a pair of victories over run·
ner-up Edison.
Chris Wycinowsk i , a 5 .7
senior, is the te am leader with a
19.0 scoring average. Marianne
Belgen is averaging 10.0.
Other starters include Lisa
Ginsburg and Deanna Davis. a
pair of juniors and either Cindy
Hughes or Alison Porte .
Coach Dave White's Edison
team is 18·3 for the season and
8·2 in league play. Shannon
Meyer is the scoi:ing leader witn
a 19.0 average and 12.0 rebounds
per tilt. She also has 80 assists
Other starters include Lisa:
Sandviken. Lisa Houk and Angie
Mallott.o with Mary Krupka and
Tin a Den Heyer the t.op re-
serves.
Marina, under Mike Thornton,
is 15-10 and got into the playoffs
by defeating Westminster in a;
playoff game after finishing lied ·
for third with a 5-5 record in ·
Sunset League play. .
Colleen Rerry leads the team ·
in scoring with a 16.8 average
a nd is joined by other starte rs
Jill Gillingham, Melinda Burris.
Linda Bohm and Terri Craft.
Becky Allcc's Mater Dei team .
is 12-10 on the year a nd 7 -3 in ·
league play Mary Stanbra leads ·
the team in scor ing with a 16.0
average and 10 rebounds with
Te n Donohue at 10 0 and 12.0 re-
bounds. Meltnlla Aauman and
Alo nda Varisco a r e oth e r
s tarters with the fifth s pot
s hared by Eva Szmurlo. Kathy
Gorman and C'hris Donohue.
Corona dcl Mar is 14-9 for the
season and tws had two pl ayoff
gam es a lready. CdM defeated
Irvine for the third Sea View
League spot. then toppled Ocean
View in the wild card game-.
Delores Effinger is .the scoring
leader with a 16.0 avNagc and
10 r ebound:. a g aml'
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Collins collected four
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out a 12-10 de-clslon over
Southwestern here i n
non-conference com ·
munlty college action.
The Ruatlen. 2-4, who
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NOYA .. °""""' ouc::ec 0 ..0.NCHI
Trisha Townsend (right) and Barbara
Stock portray a pair of Highway Patrol
trainees on "CHiPs" tonight at 8 on
NBC. Channel 4.
ICOOeVDOO l ~~WES( ,.. JtOtiM'( QUUT
OZZll AND HNWET
LAUM.l AND HAN>Y
HOGAN'S Hl!:1'0U
MOVW
• • ·01ac1o. Patch ( 1957)
Geo rge M on1gom11ry,
O.ane 8rewa1.. A lawmen
flnda homMll accutMIO of ~llple crime•
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• MOYlf * * "Allt>oll And Coelatlo
MMt Or . .Jekyll And Mr.
Hyele" ( 1953) Boris Karloff.
Crelg SI-. Two men
encounter 8\llldolngs when
lhey llecOfl'l9 lnvolllad with
Iha mysterious Or. Jekyll. • m tooltlUOH OOUAA
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"The Ghost Of Thornes
Kempe" A young boy londa
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meets up with the ghost ol
a 17th·cenlury sorcerer
(Part lllRI
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''The S~ CrHture"
11 WILD, WILD WOT
A double-dealing foreign
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cale Iha United State• In
an lntarnatlonal conspire·
• MMCUI WEUIY,
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A tether fMrs thal hie '*""'* le not atrong _.to _,,..,..an opar.
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Randolph Scott, David Bri-
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"Three Meal Crepes"
~ PERSONAL FINANCE
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"The Goose" (R)
1:00 8 THE MUNSTERS
"H.,man Counts His Calo-
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D MOYIE
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CurtlS. Claudla Cardinale
When hill car is hit. a tour-
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the cul• Hiiia Italian land·
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Ollle Aol>artaon. Aoti.rl
Random. Whlla In 1(1naa1
City. a gamlllar win• own·
ership of Ille Scatplock
and Oellanc:e Railroad.
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Hott: Bot>Mllle.
1:*»8(1) -~ Betty AM 8-rwport1
on • ,,.,.., ptogram tor
delinquent youth• whlCh 11
designed 10 counsel and
educate; Chrlllopher
Glenn ptOfiln a young
magician (A)
• ,._ 'T1'00P
A 147-year-old lndlan chief
decides lo capture Fort
Courage and win back Iha
U.S.
fll THE GAMMA& AAE
COMWCJI
1111) FAEEHAHO
SKETCHWCJ
"Preferred Angle"
(!]) THE A<>Ct<FOAD
ALES
A beautilul court-appoint·
ed rec:el\18r assigned 10
collect a judgement lor
Rockford raarranoes hos
entire llf"IVle
2:00& MOVIE * • "Hijack" ( 1973) Devkl
Jan._.., K--.an Wynn A
truck driver la hOUndad by
determined hifllCkar• wf\ole
tranaport1ng urgo from
Los Angalaa to uouston
D BAY HIU GOU'
ClA88IC
Sarnl·flnal round of lhls
golf tournament (hv• from
the Say Holl Golf Club on
Ortando. Fla I
8 Oll.UOAN'S 181..ANO
Gotligan dl11c:ovars that he
has a double on the llland. ID OU1'VI LIMITS
A maatc and mild collage
1natructor (Oona Id
Plea~) Inherit• incr~I·
bl• and uncontrolla!te
mental po-rs altar a
unique sclttnllfic e•perl·
man I.
• HMILAMOe
E8PANO&.
I.' m"• rwo-. .,.,.0r_...~ ..
Cl) lal/fT AND
GMTaA.O
... -I W'lt'l-.ANO TM .,_ .,. ,,_. •
....,. _. In IN llOpa9 "* .... be ~ed 11¥ .,__ on lflit main·
land wflO ·-tflam. • AUT'OMC*a '•w.tern IOO'"
• NATIONAL HM&. TH
CMG
Cheryl TleOa and 1'91«
Grav•• holl a quiz
daalglled to leal ...W.'a
ganar81 halilth k nowt9cl(la
and a11llluet• thelf risk fee;.
tor IOr the tour IMdlng
-ofdMth.
• IN'TRC)D ICING
llOlOGY
"Plant Nutrition"
Cl) ST Al4 TMIC
The er-of the Ent«J)(iM
la C11Pturad by a dying rec:a
of elans whO hOpa to
f'aC>OPUlat• their planet 0 "'°"9IOW.
90W\.IM TOUA
Finela of Iha S 100,000
Cleveland Open (from
North Olmsted. Ohio)
a:oo a OOUJ!GI!
llMQTUU
Stentord at Araona •uow • • • .. ,. Connacllcut
YenkM In King Ar1™'<'s
Cour1" ( t9<49)elng Crosby.
Rhonda Flaming Buad on
Iha atory by Mark Twain A
Connecticut 111.cksmith is.
tranaporlad 11.ckward tn
lime to King Arthur's
Cour1. D MOYIE
• • • "The Amlluahera··
( 1967) Oun Martin, Senta
8*'(1*'. Malt Hlllm la Mnl
10Maklc:O10 find 1111 Hpef•
lmental ffylng NUC* and
ralriella II from Iha enemy. euow * * * ''Br9eliOlll" ( 1975) c,..,.... Bt-. Jill Ir•
IMld. A T-bu9tl pilot
ec:capca a woman'• dlal· leflQ8 IO ,_ ,_ hus-
band from• Mexlc:an Jal!.
• MOVIR **'Ao .. .._rilfa Maraud·
era" (19'2) Jeff Chandler.
Ty Hardin. In Burma, Gan-
erel Frank Marrtl and hie
man try to daatroy • Itta·
•• ~ ¥lllaoa dur·
a~
9'0l.OGY
"Plant Mowmant"
J=*t. Cl) lf'ORT8
8"CTACUl.AA
15-round wee light
Heavyweight Champion·
ship lloul between
Matlh-Sud Muhammad
and Vonzell Johnson:
European Figure Skating
Chemplonahips, featuring
men·a and women's com-
palllton (from Innsbruck,
Austria) D PAOFU8H)NAL
llOWl£R8 TOUR
Flnall of the S 100,000
Cleveland Open (lrom
NOr1h Olmeted. Ohio) fD A OIFT FROM THE
EARTH
An examination Into the
various types of geoth«·
mal ,_,,cea and how
they cen Ila uMd for pow.
er, heal and agriculture. ., INT1'00UQNG
BK>l.OGY
"Animal Nulutlon" •:OO., PRE8EHTE
"Equal Justice For All" An
examination ol the case ol
J-Ray Mendoza. a
Milwaukee Chicano
accused of murder in lhe
d .. lhs of two poli<:eman In
197<4. IS pr-lad.
1111) OCEANUS: THE
MAAIHE ENVIAONMEHT
"The Ocean's Edge ..
OJ) TOP MHK FIGHT8
OIFTH1!:"10I
All va. Norton (Third Fight)
<4:to 8D THE NEW VOICE
··v1c1or" A handaome ,_.
comer 10 Iha 11c:hool con·
TUBE TOPPERS
KTLA • 3: 00 -''A Connecticut .
Yankee in Kina Arthur'• Court." Bina
Crosby and Rhonda Flemina star in th.ii
movie venion of Mark Twain's famous
story of time travel.
KHJ 8 5:00 -"The New Cen·
turions." George C. Scott ii an aging Los
Angeles cop breaking in a new recruit
(Stacy Keach ) in this movie from
Joseph Wambaugh's novel.
KCOP • 6:00 -"The Adventures of
Robin Hooe:[" A classic adventure yam
with Errol Flynn as the fabled bandit
and Olivia de Havilland as Maid Marian.
lldoa lo a "New Voice"
II attar that he think a ha
might Ila gay. ID OCUNU8: THE ~ Bt'•lftOI~
"lnter11dW Zona ..
L1IO 8 THE AMENCAH
ADVINT\N
"Ballooning" American
ld11anturara soer up, up
and-•)' ... high .. 3,500
I.at In hOI elf llalloonl,
a•paroanc:lng brNthlakln(I
111" of the Iowa country·
lide D ...... AU -~WOMAN Wonder Women go••
south of Iha border to
rac:O\lef a lop MCral lor •
mule stolen lly Iha Nula.
• WIDE WOAl.D ~
IPOfn'I
World Wrllt Wrealllng
Championship• (from
Petaluma. Cal,~ Intern•·
Uonel Tollo(l(lar> Cham·
plonahlp (CRESTA) Clrom
SI. MofttZ, ~);
Women'• MMlara Surfing
CtwmplooaNp Cfrom Oahu.
Hawaii). l'I MOYIE * * * "The New Cantu·
riona" (1972) George c.
Scott, Sl.cy Keach. The
dally hae of ttwM Loe
Ang9lae policeman pt0¥8
lo lie hmWdoue .. W9I ..
·-ding.
• MOYIE * * "Hard Ttm." C 1975)
Chaf1ae BtonMlfl, J.,,_
Coburn During the
Oaprouk>n, • down·and·
OUI drltfer llghll hll Wl y tO
Iha top Of the New Orleans
boxing acana.
·~GOU> ml CAWGAAPHY
"Plaln ltallc: Cap11a11"
Cl) EMPGENCY
"Survival Charter 220"
(Par1 11
l!§l NEWS
5:30 IJ LAST~ THE WILD
"Kilters Playground" For
yeers young loons and
cr-tahs h••e Ileen pro-
grammed to develop spa·
c·••I ak1ll1 in order to sur-
lllva. oot man 11 now
changing the ground rulOI
and thoM animals not su•I·
ad to lhem dluppear D NEWS GD CAWQlllAPHY
"ttelk: Old s1y1e··
0 WIDE WOALD ~
8POAT8
World Wrill Wraathng
Championships (from
Petaluma, Cat ); lntama-
tlonat Toboggan Cham·
plonahlp !CREST A) (from
St Morou, Swltzarlal\d):
Womer>'• Masters Surfing
Champlontihlp (lrom Oahu,
Hawaii).
-EVa..G-
a.1108(1) CM~ •D N9CNEW8
• MOYIE * * "PIPPI Lono-tockong" •
( UMl9) Ingar Nllaaon. Par
Sundberg. Based on Iha
alorlee by Astrid Lindgren
The adllontur" of • young
Swedieh girt whOM com-
panlone are a monkey and
a~ horM are retold.
• MOYIE • • * "The Adventur" Of
Robin HOOd" (1938) Errol
Flynn, Olillla de H.-..:larld.
The uuMdlng SharwOOd
For•I hero rolls Iha rteh
lo aid Iha poor.
• OHCll.oNA cua.c
"BIKlt laland" Two young
boy9 lltllpwrodlad on a
deserlad laland diKOllef
lhat they ahara the Island
with two MCapad convic:1•.
(Pert 1)(R)
• -.L. MOVIM'
JOURNAL
"A Convaraatton With
Clark Clifford" BIN Moyer1
latlo.a with former prasidan·
liaf adlli90f and Sac:ratary
of State Clark Cllftord. cur-
,_11y OM of WaeflinOton'a
top lewywa. about IM man
tor whorl\ he wortied. (Pen
11 e:aoee w ..we 8 MMY TYUA MOOA1E
Lou wins en award txlt 11
terrified •• .,,. thought of
malling an accaplanc.a
;-:C>MOMOWa '"*-· TOMOMOWS ,..,.,.
7:00 8 .. 8EAACt4 OF ..•
"Ch!MM Explorers··
D .a CfT'f COMEDY 8 1100,000 NAME THAT
TUNe fJ GNm.Y ADAMS
Gr1121y Adams rellt&S how
hos Indian l>tood brothel
and 8en the bear taught
him how lo survive on the
wltdarnaas
• LAWAEHCE W£U<
"MllaslonM; 200 Years Ot
Ame<lc:an Music:" fD UP AHOCOMINO
··o et With 11" When va1er1e
find1 a 1outm111e on
Mlc:h•. both youngsters
are advised 10 act more
sophlatk:ated
tl9 8POAT8 AMERICA
··Jersey Shore Marathon
())THE~
Guest: Gene KeltY
0.IAa<~'S
JOUNfAL
A ,..lure on Capri School
7th grlda atudanta filming
lhait own MWllCUI
7=*18 THE MUPflETS
~t: Gano Kally
I 'AMILY l'BJO
THAr8 HOU. YWOOO
''The Baeutotul 81onde
Bombshells"
fl) M™ 088IE AND
AU8Y
"A Oay Woth Stertong
8rown" Osale DaV1S end
Ruby Oee tra\194 lo Wash·
inglon DC for an inter-
lliew with poet and te11c:her
Starling Brown
Cl) .. UAM:H cw ...•.
"Hlndanl>arg Sat>otage" 0 SATURDAY EDmON
"Convention Canter
Where Does It Stand?"
... OllgoCounty~
-"°9lf I 'J fS I UI W
City CouMt1111a11 ''~ 8cllNubelt __... IM ............. a,_
Cor1-11011 Ce11tor In ... , ....... DllfO.
... (1) .... .
aNaltll'ln Tho._... 8arlllCa ,..... 1 to ..... l•pt-.~
t•aoheCMat'-141
pr ........ .,,..~. -· ea..
Jon and Ponc h are
utlgnact 10 train 11141
petrol's flret lomala motor·
~ offlcan. CPen 11
• ~ MNf( ACllHT9
MTHl'JOe
All w. Norton I Second
Ir~ CHMLJE'S
ANGll.a
The Anoal• go und«covar
as mo11le 11untwoman 10
stop a man from kilting hla
.ct,.... wife. G fl\MtWUON
GUMll: Bill COiby. Gina
Lohbrlglda. John s.11 ...
tian
• MONnCAN.O
IHOW ~*~'Roo 8ravo·
( 1959) John Wayne, Dean
Martin
• OCMl8EY
"Franz Boas (1858-1942)"
The lite Of Franz Boaa, Iha
Garmen physlclst alngular·
ty r~llla for tihaping
the CQUrM of American
anthropology. IS docu·
mantad.IR) GD IOCCEf MADE ...
GEMWn'
Ouu.tdorf 111, Frankfurt
l:aO 8 CJ) THE TIM CONWAY
SHOW
9:00 8 (() f'\.O
.MWM.UNAT .....
• NIL llllOCWllle ""°-
•
..... To TM .... Tll!I ...................
.....MclC ... ~IM--' ..... ,. .. -"' .. ~ MOM towed 11¥ ... ....
• tPC SID9ff
Nl'YWOM ....
• ~Orrt&.MT9
"Tony M ~ I Oety
Stewwi" -1=1UNAHI ..... ~
MYWTWl'f
"Aumpo6t Of The 9a11eV:
Aumpo6t And T~ c-of
ldenttty"
n:00 I Ve!. w o ,...
* * ,_. "AeYenge Of The
cr .. tur•" c 1955) John
Aoef, Lori~· • cou.w
UIQT'ML.l
Ore90" n . usct~~ delol
.MOYIE * * ··Herd TW-." ( 1975)
Chw._ BtonMln. J-
Collurn
-~~ Celetlrlly' IUdoM: Ahonde
Bataa, Kurt Thomaa.
Michael Young. Gueal:
Roclcle Aobblna. G 80UND9TAOE
''The Ooollle Btott.ra"
The Oooble Btothera ptO-
vlde one of the _.. ••
lln.1 hOut• Of lele\llMd
rock mualc u they pet·
form "Minute By Minute,"
"llatan To The Mulle" and
many other's. (Al O
' 11:80. UAHA8V JC*U
"Murd*' tn The Doti'•
HouM"
D 8AT\MDAY NIGHT
lM
Flo lak" a trip back In I
11ma to the Old w"'· I AXNeWI
~
1WOM>NNIES
MOYIE
D THE GAH08TEA
CHN>MCl..D
"Luc:lly" Luc:iallo le kid·
neppad by a rl\lel gang.
end M~ Lasker ,,.,,._
10 H811ana lo •talllltlh a
baM of operetlons ,,_.,
8 KUNGN
Cline ptaac:ribea tor a
medicine aflOW (IOddesa
•ridtan wilt\ • dMdly dia--· •Ill LOW 80AT
lullf'• ,,,.~·no• uncle
llrln•• my'\tery and
Intrigue aboard the ahlp
and a docior and his fian-
c:oa C8UM ..ioua trouble
forOoc
fJ THEllALACE
Hoet· JllCk JOf\41s Guests
Ooahann Carroll Mary
MM:Gregor. Pat Paulsen,
Ben Vereen. Mochel
Lagrand
• IUTMED
IUUNAH
Guests: The Temptations.
Jackie Gla•son fll AMERICAN SHOfllT
STORY
"The Man That Corrupted
Hadleyburg by Mark
Twain. "8arn 8urnong·. by
W1ll1am Feulkner fR)
~ THE PAPER CHASE
., Klngsfleld's Oaughler ·
An ambollare . young
women tlnds amusemen1
In humilillllng law .tudent
J-Hwl. wt>0 IS .. Ir.Cl·
ad 10 her
9:30 8 (() LADIES' MAN
10:00 8 (() CONCAETE
OOW80Y8
A lucky turn on a dice geme
makes J D and Woll the
new owners of an eero·
space company D HIU STREET 8LUES
A local merchants "'0'·
!ante group and detective
Johnny laRoe's constant
"'omanmng give Caplaln
FunllO • ma1or headache 8 NEWS
D 0 FAHTASY ISLAND
Tattoo rac:ei.,.. as a goft
his own fantasy. end •
atloe alllesmen courts hoa
,..a/thy emptoyer·s daugh·
ler
***'.Ii "Allport" ( 1970)
Dean Martin. Burt Laneaa·
1er.
0 MOYti . * * • "Olr1y Hatry•• C 1972)
Cllnt EHtwood. Harry
Guardino.
11:418 MOYIE * * • ··Shamus" (1973)
&or1 ~·· Dyan Can-non.
1t:OO •. MOYIE * * • •.i, ··Mine Own Exe-
cuhoner·· ( 1~9) Burgess
Meredith, Kieron Moore.
12:J08 MOYIE
**'.Ii "The Frieod1 Of
Eddie C<>yla" ( 1973) Rob·
ert Mitchum. Pater Bo)'la.
8 MOVIE
• • • "Of Terror's House
Of Horrors" ( 1965) Paler
Cuatun9. Christopher l ee.
• TAl.Ea~THE
UNEXP£CTEO
1:00 D SCTV TE1.EVl8fON
NETWOAA 11 MAVERICK
ID MOYIE • * • ''Major Dundee··
( 1965) Charlton Heston.
Richard Harris
• MOVIE • * "Torture Chamber Of
Of Sldlsm" ( 1969) Cht11-'
tophar lM . LP Bario.er
1:aoD DO•ot11•1m:a
N)Q( OONC:PT
1:410 AK.._. 2:211...a 2::IO .... 8 MOYIE * * "Who Kotled Teddy
eear?'' ( 1966) Juliet
Pro..,sa. Sal Mineo
., MOVIE
• • "Marta·· ( 1970) Ste·
prian 8oyd. Marisa Mell
3:000 NEWS
3:1518 MOW
• • • 'Johnny Come
Lately" ( 1943) James Ceg-
nay, Marjoroa Main.
4:001 NEWS 4:ft NEWS
4:30 MOYIE • t .. Dragsttip Gorr ·
( t957) F"ay Spain, St..,.
Terr .. I
Uns11re future for public TV
By MICHAEL DOUGAN
ot t• Dally .. tlet St." Funding is the fuel that keeps
public television -where never
a commercia l is heard -alive
and growing but, in recent
weeks. public TV stations have
been caught in fiscal cross-
currents of political whim and
private generosity.
And these counter-trends a re
being fell al Huntington Beach's
KO CE-TV, Channe l 50.
Officials at Orange County's
only television outlet, where a
$100,000 pledgP. drl ve begins
Monday, say they aren't sure
what lies ahead in their funding
future. They do expect some blows tolhe status quo.
THE BAD NEWS came short·
ly after Ronald Reagan moved
into the Oval Offi ce. Word
le aked out that his promised
across-the·bo•rd reductions in
the federal budget would include a 2S percent cut in fundine for
the Corporation for Public
Broadcasting. the major money arm for public television produc·
lion. KOCE fatheni are a little wor·
ried, explained station president
WUUam Furniss, because "we
have been funded in the put
through the federal government
on a two-year authorization. The
money he wants to cut out was
authorized in 1980."
• Changes In the wind could
force KOCE to plan on a year-to-
year buls, he explained. "It'• so
difficult to do any planninl or
thlnlllnl about where we want t.o ,o" under those clrcumstancet.
a lternat i v e fund -r a is ing
measures. he explained .
Furniss pointed to a rule
which restricts public stations
from stating any more about
their corporate underwriters
than their names. He believes
bus inesses would be mor e
tempted to underwrite progra ms
if more information "not to
say commercials" could be
broadcast about them.
Other fund-raising possibilities
include the sale of printed
materials . Although that is
already being done, "we're pret-
ty restricted and limited on how
we can talk on the air about
them." said Furniss.
ON THE BRIGHTER side,
Furniss said "we're delighted"
about Thursday's announcement
of a $150 million grant for the
Corporation for Public Broad·
c a sting by magazin e mogul
Wa lter H. Annenberg , whose
Triangle Publications includes
TV Guide among its products.
'' Jt 's a red-letter day for us,"
said Furniss. ''Clearly, we're go-
ini to make applications." The grant, made throu1h the
Annenberg School of Com·
municalions at the University of
Pennsylvania, will be. used to
distribute college courses for
credit vta radio and television.
As It happens, KOCE Is a
pioneer in that area.
Local community colleges
have used Channel 50 lo broad·
cast "tele-counes" to communi·
t.y reaidentl for 10 yean. Many
public television atatloas do not
Include col19Se counet ln their
THE roaECAST wUI be leu program schedule.
cloudy , Furtnlu adde~.:.,~! ••ova E•PRA811, heavily Reasu thrOWS tn a 1Uver UUll.. f .... b ..___ to ......, .... t "Wt boPt u.ere wiU be a ' rom ....., cme, u --~~-.. or 1 rot of federal rec· a ftnt cl ... product," Hid,... ::i.'t"lo:: and r11trlct1on1" on • alal. "When ft atartect."°'PodJ
!
had heard of a telecourse. Now
it's a household word and that
makes us reel pretty good."
KOC E o fficials ho pe fo r
another shot in the arm next
week. when they kick orr a two-
week fund-raising drive. They'll
have a few famous friends on
hand, and they hope that will
help.
T e levis ion p erso nality
Ste phanie Edwards -who
charmed, begged, cajoled and
practicaJly threatened viewers
into parting with their cash dur·
ing the August 1980, pledge
drive-will beat it again.
SHE'LL BE joined b y
octogenarian crooner Rudy
Vallee (presumably aana
megaphone) on Monday night to
feature "The Great Radio
Comedians," Milt.on Berle, Red
Skelton and Edgar Bergen.
On Thursday, James T. Hart, earnest, one or .. The Paper
Chase," will be on hand to
Re-edited Iii•
discuss acting and beg 'for
bucks.
Roger Barkley of KFl radio's
"Lohman and Barkley" <who
are, i.n the vernacular. a pair of
za n ies ) will h e lp host
"Something Spectacular with
Steve Allen" and "An Evening
with Victor Borge" Saturday
night.
SPACE IS the place on Sunday,,
as astronauts Pete Conrad and1
Russell Schweickart team up,
with frenetic weatherman and
everything-freak Dr. George Fis·.
ch beck for films of our lunar land-
ings.
On Monday, March 9, Gary
"Radar" Burghoff will be on
hand. Gary Green, producer of the
so-called "Festival Nights,"
said the celebrities seem to be
appearing in response to last
August's successful fund drive.
··Whatever we did rieht in
August seems to have captured
some notoriety with folks." he
explained.
'Gate' release set
HOLLYWOOD <AP> -
"Heaven's Gate," a $36 million
Western that got only, a brief ex·
po1ure lut year before it was
withdrawn, wlll be the cloeina·
night attraction or Filmex '11, It
has been announced.
Tbe • annual la ~ IDternldkleal Film SspoelU. ..
1cb.ctulild to be beld April 1-11 la
Hollywaed.
Unli.d Art.lat.I pulled t.be IDO\'·
l• after mua blasted It -opfttnl ..._ ID New Yan ..
Hew ..... TIM fllla .. .._
re-edited and will begin lta re1·
ular Loe An1eles run April at.
Withdrawal of the mm sent
financial shudders tbrouabout
the movie Industry. MGM an-
nounced it was plactn1 a $15
million cellina on lt• films.
D1nttGr lllcbMI ClmiDo, wbD
llad wan• Olcar for ''Tlae DMr'
Raater," bad bes-"ff•ftD'I ·a .... , oa a ~of tu mlllkla,
but ll 100a climbed to tM lllllUoD
alter be decided to ftlm tM story
of Ute 11th CHlUf'J 1olull09
County, W~ •• wan la•--duftalwtalilr'.
'
6olng up?
A lucb dlee pme mak• Jerry a.d <left) and Geoffny
Scott the owmn of a hot-air balloon company on ''Con·
crete Cowbc>Ja" tonl&bt at tO Oii cm. Channel 2.
1
l I
I ' I
'18 ,
rdlLl'
c1ac111
br BU Keane
bV Virgil Partch (VIP)
Or1nge Cout OAJLY Pl.OT/Saturday, Ftbruaty 28, 1881
NEXT TIME ll't' TO Sf MORE QOIET ... ~ I
MAI{ J05T HAVE TO
PUNCH I(~ N05E !
,.. ___ _ bV Charlel M. Sct1ultl-·
>-----..L..--.\.. ~ ....
'
1-u -rAf SHOE by Jeff MacNelly
"I think my eyes are gettin' ready to
take a. nap."
''Let's step In tM next room and I'll show you th• -~~~---.., I
&by Brad Anderson
"But, M(lma, there's no other place f0t our •1
feet when Marmaduke sits back here!"
llJDGE P 6'•KB•
mt of him."
DENNIS THE MEN6'CE Hank Ketchum
"C'mon. Joey! Don't knock it
'til you've tried It!"
~
'l-1.8 -
"Okay ... NOW you
can knock it."
by Harold Le Ooux
wt-!Y DON'T lOU lMf lHlfl ~PEAKU
AND eiEE WHETHER HE'LL. COME OUT. ~AM! WE'RE PRETTY ~~
Hf'e> IN THERE!
Ml88PMCB
----
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Wli NeED Hl-S .
AST"~OLoGY CoLIAMN
"'Olt THE NEXT
ICJITION •. !
MOON MULLINS
l CAN HARDLY
by Mell Lazarius
W&L..L.1 ACCOICOINti TO LEo 1
Me WA~ CAl'reYIN~ ~· SIG T~OPICAL. S:/*4 AQUAizttA~ OOWN
THE HAL.L.1 AND J-4& TALAlrtA~
PA'•·ff~ ....
NJ\NC\'
YOU'~E A
KNUCKL E-
H EA~
GORDO
BOYS-··
TH AT'S NOT
A NICE
THING TO
CALL EACH
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~~uarnuro~rn[ll]~GTiu Scaling down an • epic
Baby Doll's daughter 'Sphinx' prove• challenging movie taak
0
Tackles 'Lolita' rok
•1 MY 111.AaauT NEW YOIUC <AP> Query
WouJcl lt .. ydMaAotically harm a
d•Ud le\reU to play a rhUd with
w .. om a middle·a1ed man
let'a c&ll him Humbert Humbert
-faUa ln l'-lll? Such happen.11 ln
"Lolita." they la)'
··1 honestly don 't thank
they'd understand it," says
Blanche Baller, 24 , whose
molber. Carroll Balter. earned
some attention an 1956 as the re·
larded c hild wife 1n "Baby Doll ..
THE QUESTION I S
academic now. Aller auditioning
tykes for the stage version of
.. Lolita," lbe producers decided
the nymphet role might best be
played by a grownup who can
play a sexy child well.
That party is Miss Baker.
On March s. she and Donald
Sutherland, he cast as Humbert.
matte their Broadway debuts in
Edward Albee's drama, which is
based on the novel by Vladimir
Nabokov.
l!:dw1rd·s wrltinat Is very
aen1UOW'.
"It's very strwahUorward.
But the lanaua1e is so sens~
It rHlly ls abocltin&."
A pal of mine who saw its
hut preview here admlla to
11ome shock at a simulated sex
scene between Humbert and bis
tittle lady, plus what seemed
simulated masturbation by him.
But she stayed.
Miss Baker, whose father is
Jack Garfein. the director, got
Into all this because sbe dropped
out of Wellesley College in 1976,
in her junior year. She'd dec.ided
she preferred acting to biology.
She got the itch to emote in
th e s ummertime, doini
Shakespeare with the MIT
Shakespeare Ensemble -"I
was the first woman member."
Her dad first saw her act in
"Twelfth Night" there.
"I WAS REALLY nervous.
.. He wu probably one of the
closest people to me. He had a
real love for the theater. for art
and life in 1eneraJ. He advised
me when I was in college and
uncertain what I wanted to do.
"I DID WELL in biology but
was interested in drama, won-
dering if I should take theater
courses. He said, 'Oh, absolutely
not. never do that. People who
s tudy only theater, theater,
theater. have nothing to bring to
it if they decide to become ac-
tors .
.. ·When they finally get up
on s tage they haven't lived.• He
told me I should to to the zoo, go
to the museum, take any course
but theater in college."
She took his advice. Later
though, she studied with Uta
Hage n , the famed acting
teacher. prior ·to facing the
bright, shiny, tough and fickle
business of actbtg for a living. ·
SPHINX AND STAR
Lealey-Anne Down
The show caused a bit of a
stir in its Boston tryout run,
what with technical difficulties,
walkouts by some patrons
shocked at its content and the
refusal of radio stations to air a
"Lolita" ad using the novel's
famous opening lines :
A~terwards, he came backstage,
shook my hand and said, 'I'm
sorry to tell you but you're
talented ....
She's since appeared al Yale
in Ibsen's "Wild Duck,'' in film
-as a 12-year-old in "The
Seduction of Joe Tynan .. and a
coed in "French Postcards" -
and bas an Emmy for her work
in NBC's "Holocaust."
·'Get tough director'
"Lolita, light or my life, lire
of my loins."
BUT MISS BAKER, flaxen·
haired, bright and strong of
opinion, calls the play "tasteful.
If anyone walked out. I think
they were shocked by the fact
Growing up in a theatrical
family, she met many famous
folks in theater and film. But the
one she remembers most, she
says, was the late Harold
Clurman, the director, producer
and critic:
NE'f:Y YORK (AP) -Katharine Hepburn, confirming her rep·
Jtation an some circles as an actress difficult to work with says
she always looks for a director "who can push harder th~n you can."
"I discovered early on -get a tough director." Miss Hepburn
wrote in the March issue of Panorama. a television maf{azine.
"Now I'm not trying to say I lilte being told to do something
which I haven't thought of," she wrote. "I bate it. I go mad. I in·
!iult the director. I want lo kick them or weep."
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HOLLYWOOD <AP) -Not tbe kind ol filmmaker who thlnka
amaU, Franklin Schaffner hu directed movies with aubjecta from
the RUllian Revolution to World War II. Now be has employed
both ancient and modern EIYPt aa a backdrop. •
H1a lat.est production ls "Sphinx," with Lesley-Anne Down and
Frank Langella starrine in the thriller written by Robin Coolr
("Coma").
Filmed in Egypt and Budapest, Huneary, the Orlon-Warner
Brothers f&Jm coat a reasonable $10.2 million, $300,000 under
bud1et. Which helps explain why studio mo1ula with eplcg de-
mand, "Get Frank Schaffner."
BIS C&EDrrs AaE impressive: "Planet of the Apes" "Pat·
ton" (Academy Award), "Nicbolu and Alexandra " "P~pilloo "
"Islands in the Stream," "The Boys from Braail. •'• He ha~ be~n
called the American David Lean, a director who can handle large
themes and massive background.a with surety.
Filming "Sphinx" in the Cairo Bazaar provided one of bis
greatest challenges.
"It was incredibly difficult," he recalled. "Finl we rehearsed
the actors as quickly as possible before a crowd could 1ather. Then
we sent in a camera operator and a grip at the last moment. That
~out~ ~aw the crowd and we'd be picking people out of the shot
like lifting fish out of water. By the time we finished the scene,
1,500 people would be gathered around. No retakes, no closeups.
Everything had to be done in one shot." ·
"SPIONX .. WAS FILMED in Cairo and Luxor, emploYing
such rarely photographed locales as the Cairo Museum and tombs
o.f the Valley of the Kings. Obtaining permissions from the Egyp-
tian bureaucracy was "an enormously complicated fandango "
said Schaffner. · '
"They wanted to see the script. of course," he said. "They re·
quested changes but curiously, not dialogue but more of what I
would call stage directions. Tt;aey objeCted to 'dirty galabeya; ·they
wanted the clothes to be clean. They wanted to eliminate a child's
eyes covered with flies. ·
"Their main concern was to avoid showing Egypt as a place or
filth and poverty. That was all right with me. I've seen a lot more
filth and poverty in other places than Egypt. And l was there Cor
ambiance, not comment."
LOGISTICAL PROBLEMS were tougher than censorship, he found. Props and equipment were shipped lo Egypt from Budapest
by sea and air and didn't arrive on time. No accommodations Cor
the crew could be found in lourist·jammed Lwxor. The company
managed lo rent a Sheraton hotel boat, finishing the location just
before the deadline for relinquishing it.
The international situation gave the company anxious mo-
ments. The American hostages were taken in Iran two months
before the start of filming.
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Vermont town going Hollywood for new movie
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WOODSTOCK, Vt. CAP) -A bUuard·
llke snowstorm swirls around the fire
truclla and rescue workers about to pull a
body from tbe icy waters below tbe
Milburn Bridie. Frightened onlookers
crowd nearby.
But shouts of "Clear the set!" and the
glare of motion picture U1bts intrude on
lbe firemen's heroic efforts, and make It
difficuJt for the crowd to feip concern.
STILL, THE NOVICE actors hired from
amon1 hundred.a of locals look on, anxious-
ly awaitlnl their cue from the director.
As their fictional counterparts are
caught in the web of a supernatural tale,
the townspeople of Woodstock are held
spellbound by the magic of the movies.
On moat streets of this well-known
tourist town, it was business a.a usual, but
other parts bad been transformed into the
mythical town of Milburn. a place with a
look of times gone by and the scene of the
movie "Ghost Story."
Dozens of people strain to watch film-
makers prepare for the bridge scene. Long
thick cables, lights and cameras circle the
fire trucks and police cars that serve as
background props for the scene.
IN THE CENTER of the chaos, actor
John Houseman calmly rehearses bis lines
alongside the local people cast as extras.
Woodstock's fire truck.a, wblcb now say
"llllbu.rn Flre Department" on tbe aide,
be explained that "atmosphere" and a
chance to appear in a movie persuaded
him to 1et in line with about 1,200 people
seekins a role. For two. week.a, townspeople watched u
construction crews from Universal City
Studios ol Los Angeles created a fantasy
world amid the quaint shops and sidewalks
of Woodstock.
A utility office became a stylish
restaurant, warmly furnished in the decor or a bygone era.
IT TOOK WO&KMEN 10 days to
transform the office, said Debra Davia, a
Universal spokeswoman. ,She added that
the set would be used only one day before
being returned to its normal function.
Therese Fullerton, who works in the of-
fice, echoed the comments of many resi-
dents eager to gel a look at the Hollywood
creation.
"I'm tailing a day off to watch" the
shooting, Mrs. FuJlerton said.
Along the town's main street, the
Woodstock Pharmacy, a candy store, the
local courthouse and other locations un-
derwent identity changes after the mov-
iem akers arrived.
TURNING A TOWN'S CLOCK BACK TO 1930 FOR NEW MOVIE
Yleual conauttant 119chaef leymour outalde theater
Fred Doubleday, a. Woodstock volunteer
fireman, is one of 300 who won parts in the
motion picture. Standing next to
One of the most obvious additions was a
statue depicting a Revolutionary War
minuteman in the town's main intersec-
tion. At least one person, however, didn't
notice the temporary decoration. She
When you deal with the devil
somebody's bound 10 gel burned
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backed ber car into tbe falle ,rulte
pedestal, crackiDC it la aeveral place1.
DOWN THE BLOC&, a row of
atorefronta wu eo.tumed u tbe marble
facade ol a lDM-era movie ~com-plete with outdoor 1lua Ucket and
neonlllbta. ·
But the set.a weren't the only attracUom
in Woodstock. Tbe veteran performers la
the movie, Houseman, Fred Astaire,
Melvyn Dou1lu, Dou1lu Fairbanks Jr.
and Patricia Neal attracted conaiderable
local attenUon dwiDI their stay.
After completin1 tbe filmi~I in
Woodatock, the crew planned to bead for
Saratoga Sprin1a, N. Y., and tben to
Deland, Fla., to shoot other scenes.
But for the next several months, Milburn
will be more than a memory for tbe people
of Woodstock u the movie house and other
parts ol the set wait for the return of the
moviemakers in May, when Vermont's
spring scenery will be captured on film.
New 'Tarzan' signed
HOLLYWOOD <AP)-MylesO'Keefe
has replaced Lee Canallto in the UUe role
of "Tarzan, the Ape Man," currently
shooting in Sri Lanka.
Canalito was forced to withdraw
because of an injury to bis right knee and
because bis stunt double had to undergo
emer.zency surgery for appendicitis.
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fuMy, sbe doe•n't
loo• like an uetutlv•
produC'er You don't
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ln lulber and 1llk. wllh
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portrayina an uecut1vl
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produt'er director Stevt
Binder c ul s nippets
before a computer
e ditin1 console i n a
darkened room of a ta~
process1nc plant 1n
deepest Burbank
DU&ING THE lunch
break Ross re paired to
a n other editing room
a nd talked about her
new duties.
"This 1s the first
time I've been executive
producer for a television
special. l did it for my
s how on HBO (Home
Box Office. pay-TV), but
that was jus t a matter of
putting a conce rt on
tape.
"This s how is dif-
fe rent. We started out
with a concert al the
F o rum <in n ea rb y
Inglewood). wher e I did
some numbers and in-
l rod uced t h e guests :
Michael Jackson, Quin-
cy Jones an d Lar ry
Hagman. Their numbers
were done in a studio,
and they'll be integrated
into the show.
''I ALSO sing a
m edley of my familiar
songs, and they are in-
terpreted by the J offrey
Ballet. I tried to get Ron
Reagan as one or the
dancers. but I was told
that he dances with Jof-
frey JI, not the main
company. In exchange
for the ballet's ap-
pearance I'm doing a
benefit concert for them
.... , ..........
PRODUCER NOW
Dl•n• Ron
in New York.
··Post-produc tion is
where it all com es
together. Thal 's the ex-
citing pa rt: watching
Steve Binder assemble
all the pieces. The whole
idea doesn't really hap-
pen until now, and I Jove
getting inside the s how
and being a part of the
creative process."
Diana Ross doesn't
o ft e n appea r on
television, e ven less so
in movies. The score so
far . three films in nine
years.
"Performing ,
persona l appearances
and recording a re m y
basic fields," s he ex-
plaine d . "When I do
films, I want them to be
special. I feel comforta-
ble in personal ap-
pearances, comfortable
in r ecords . Not so in
films.
"THAT'S WH\' I
h ave been cautious
a bout making movies.
Each one I have felt
s trongly abo u t .
stron~Jy about."
M arcello Mastroianni
L aura Antonelli
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For Your Llstenl;'!;::ure Pianist David
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NOW PLAYING
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Sometim• I.be quaUonl are •lmply too easy
-and tbal wu the cue lul week wben five of the
top ala trivtaddictl breeied lhroulh the lineup
wflbout a falae •tep.
Thus. &• 8c~•erler and Dr. Wl•atoa o· .... cUn1 to thelr precarious hall-point lead
over Jlaa and Cral1 McCoy , while Barbara Dela•• moves inlo a tie for third place three
p oints off the pace
Hopefully today"f; diet
TRIVIA of diWes will be more
challenging. As us ua l.
get questions eight and
I nine and you earn the
bonus point.
l. EDWAaD BKIETENEUKGER k.new he'd
never get all that on a marquee, so he shortened it
lo what? "
2. At what hospital does Dr. Smock practice?
3. On \he TV series "Magnum, P. I .. " what is
Macnum's full name?
4. The phrase. "doing what we do best" is sung
in praise of what transportation organization?
S. PETElt PALMEa WASN'T the first "Li 'I
Abner" on the silver screen. Who was?
6. "I'd gladly take you back and tempt the
hand of fate," vows the singer of what song?
7. Name the defensive back who set a Super
Bowl record for pass intcvceptions r ecently
8. RUDY AVARIAN CAN be found in what
s tage comedy?
9. This Oscared movie produced many
memorable quotes as well as the lesser-known
one : "We all try. You succeed."
10. Johnny wouldn't have come marching
home if he hadn't been treated to a surprise party
by his new friends in wha t movie?
Last Week's Answers
l. Julie Andrews (name change)
2. Phil the Forecaster (Darling's weatherman)
3. wtte Lenya, in "Mack the Knife" <Bond ac-lressy' -.
4. Greer Garson and William Henry Ha rrison
(actress and president)
Auditions called
for variety show
Auditions for the San Clemente Community
The ater's first annual variety show, .. Follies a la
Carte," will be held today and Sunday a l 2:30 p.m
in the Cabrillo Playhouse, 202 Avenida Cabrillo.
San Clemente.
Director CharUe As hbaugh is looking for talent
in all shapes, sizes. and ages including pianists,
drummers, a barber s hop quartet, singers, dan-
cers and performers for blackout-type sketches.
The show opens March 19 for an eight-
perforrnance run at the playhouse. Further in-
formation may be obtained by calling Ashbaugh at
498-1300 or 492-3142.
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rhymes>
6. Roger Price ( .. E lephants" book>
7. Dizzy Dean ("stud" announcer)
8. "Impolite Comedy" (Ogden Littlefield )
9 "AJI About Eve" (Oscar movie quote) 10. "The Electric Horseman".(movie riddle)
(Send yoor an$WerS to T RIVIA, clo Uw Doily Pilot,
Box 1560. Costa Mesa 92626 All entms must be recei~
by Wednesday, otherunse half the player's tcut score will
be awarded!
Stunt men fight
for safer uvrk
HOLLYWOOD (A P I In the fil m ''The Stunt
Ma n," Os<.'ar nominee Peter O'Toole plays a
director obsessed with capturing high-risk action
on film even 1r 1t means jeopardizing the Life of
the tille ('hara<'ter
The story 1s fi ('titious. But in the last eight
months. three .issista nl camera men have died
while filming stunts, and some of their colleagues
are trying to do somethin~ about it.
THIS WEEK, I N l\N indus try trade
publication ad that read "Ther e is no s hot worth a
life ," the cameramen 's union, two stuntmen's
associations and the newly ror.¢ed A<J Hoc Safety
Committee called for suriesliops on safety
measures that could pr event future tragedies.
The committee hopes to draw up a set or
safety guidelines at a meeting of cameramen.
stunt men and fi lm tru<.•k drivers.
"There's a lot of craziness going on and there
1sn 'l enough consciousness around,'' says Brianne
Murphy, a photography director and one of the
comm ittee's founders
Ms. Murphy s aid s he and two other
cameramen decided to form the safety group aft er
the funeral or th£· must recent accident victim,
Ja<'k Tandberg, 49, who was hit by a stunt car that
went off course during filming of a television
movie. "Tht• Vive or Mc ."
LAST JUI.\', ROONE\' Mitchell was killed
when a movi ng camera truck filming an episode of
"The Dukes of llazzard" ovt!rturned on fl dirt
road. Robert Vand1:car died last.November when a
helicopter from whiC'h he was filming a scene for
"Magnum. P.1." crashed in Ha waii.
In addition, "there's bee.n quite a few hurt,"
said llarvey Parry, an 80-year·old member of the
Stuntmen's Association of Motion Pictures who
be~an his career in the elays of the Kevstone Cops.
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Pt::NN Y DIANE KLEIN.
lovmi.: "lfe of Gary , beloved
mot hrr of Ryan, rlau~hter of
Rober! and E l izabeth
Blowers. s is ter of Dawn a nd
Rob1•rla 'Blower . M<'mon al
scrv1C<'S w ill be he ld on
Saturday. F'chruary 28. 1981
at 10 (l0Al\1.:1t St J oachim's
Catholic l'hurc-hl 1974
Orange. i\vl', Costa Mesa
Ca. Contribution s may be
• .._,;:iclr tu lht.' Penny Klein
M emorial F o undation c o
Or S te phen Armentro ut.
' UC I MC'clil'ul Cl'nter. 101 City
prl\'l '. Oran~e. Ca
McCOltMla MORTUARIES
Laguna Beach
494·9415
Laguna Hills
768-0933
San Juan Capistrano'
495·1776
H.UIOlt LAWK-MT. ~IYE
Mortuary • Ceme11!?1Y
C remelory
1625 Grsier Ave
Costa Mesa
5.C0..5554
P'IHCIUOTHIH
llU. UOADWAY
MottTUAltY
110 Broadway
Cosla Mesa
6.C2·9150
IM.nlHfiHON
.SMITH & TVTHkl
WISTCLW CHANl
427 f 17th St
Costa Mesa
646-9371
fllHCllaOTtmS
SNITHI' MOITUAIY
627Ma1n St.
..._,nlington Beach
536-6539
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTI llOUSBIJSINIESS
NAMESTATIEMIENT
f he lollowtngperson ls001n9ovsineu •• FORCAR PARTS, 1113(,1 Oal>Oro
L•nt. Hunt•nglon Buen. Celilornla 9)b•8.
Paul Jun Bloom, •901 Hril, Sull&
}18, HuntlruJto... 8e•t h. Caltforn1• ., ...
'"""'"'~•IS condu<led llY..., ..,. Ol•ldlJel.
P•ul81oom Tll•• ,..,,...,.,., was 111eo will! Ille
County Clt•k OI 0<.,99 County on Fell
1', 1981
1'1M746
Publlsnea Or""ge c .... D•llt Pilot. Fe11.21.Mercn1.1•.21, 19111 tu.11
P UBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS•USINIE$S NAMIESTATl!MENT
The toll-1t19 per-.s •r•doi119 l>vSI·
ntn•s. PRECISION IMO .. MACHINE
EN TERPRISE 1115"" So. Gra,,.,,S•n·
t e AN, C'al e t1705
NI u1 J emes Helson, 1s.10 Hu dr, l.•Mlrada,Calilorn••*ll ••Id Guv. ,,.52 Coral wooo Lene, Hunt glon Buell, Celllornl•t7'4'.
Tnl bu5lneu 15 conducleO by • gener at p.1rtMr'1'tlp.
MICh.MIJamesNel"°"
ftHs \fMMnttnt w•s filed •Uh the
County Clerk Of 0<.,0t County on Fel>
4, 1981.
l'IH226
PubhSNll Or•n!ll! C<w•I Delly Pilot, Feo 11.Merc:111, 14,71 , 1991 1041 e1
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUSeVSINESS
NAMIESTATeMl!NT flle to11-1119person lsOOl1191>Yslneu .. ,
(1) ANAHEIM TATTOOING CO ,
U) SOUTHERN CALIFORNl.I' TAT.
TOO SUPPLY, 421 S. Brookllurll,
Anehelm, Calllornie9JIOI. .l'llntO Jesse Orsini. Jr .. '1 Merli Park Drive, Garo..na, C..lllornla901'1.
Tiiis .,.., ..... IS Con011( Ito l>y .,. In·
dlvlOu•I.
All,,..,Jes.seOr\Anl. Jr. T11ls , .. ,_, wes 111.0 will! 11\e
County Cl•rk of Or.,99 Cou111y 011 feb 21, 1911.
l'IS6147
Pullllslwo O<enve Coesl Daily Piiot. ~eb. 11, M¥UI 1, t•, 21, 1 .. 1 11>11
PUBLIC NOTICE
PICTITIOUS IUIJMeU
MAMe ITATuaMT
Tiie loll°""'"I _.., I• doing """· neues:
GO WITH THE G"AIN, IHIU U11ll
C Joy Strttl, Ger ... G,....,., Ce!llOl'llle ..... ' OON 1111'1 .. , .,, AmltMt Wey, N~ lltt<ll, CelllOmle t..O.
Tlllt ""'""' 11 Conduclell by an Ill· dlYIWeL
o-1ur1 ..
Tlll1 ~ ... llltd wttll Ille
c-ty Cieri! of Or.,,.. Cou111y 011 Feb. 11, IW.1.
fll ...
,..._. ..... 0-... CAIHI Delly Pllet, ..... 1•. 21, •, Mettll 1, ... , 1~
turn I It. Mltl•tci.WI• (4 ), Work tel• 11· •a I 1 ll, CMl,.111-1 12). f41QS l n
l>OAOI ' Sm•ll •lllppln9 l>oH• I " c .. u 1 L•rve •hlpp1n9 110 .. , 11• us ... 1. 11 ... cero,,.,1ci.,.lmetel) (II,
Mtl•l •l.wKICJ'~ 11') lll, -192lEN NAN I pOwtr sw .. p., 11), Ler9t
m•cll•n• tool vice I 1), Met•I work l•l>ltll Ill, Mei.I rOO• I ICIO P•ll•h ol .. ooo 11· •)'I (O, Pa1nl.l'rr .. 1or Peas
fl c4-.sl NllOf pttUJ h '' (IJ, Pl .. 11<
'"""' 110 <•~•l. eon .. ,., 11e11 111 . Stool Ill Clwirs ltlr«*tnl 121 ; Metal locke,. Iii Nll.,ell-ou$mtlAl parl$.
D•l•O 1111s2Sthdey Of FtlH'ueo ...... Pl•llOCIHNUNTINGTOH•l.ACN INDUSflUAL l'AllK,ell"'l..-
partMtllMp, lly 01.ANl.Sl.l.l.ON,
AllWIWY 111 l'ect
OEAHIESIELLOH
At-yalYW lllls...tllPehllwA ....
S<olltJ9J W!Nttlw, C.. -2 Publ"""° Ounge c ... s1 Oe1ly Pilot,
FeO 78 MJJrt111 1081 IOlS-11
PUBLIC NOTICE
N7U11
NOTICIEOF •VLK TaANSl'IEll cs.cs.'101-6117 U.C.C.l
lOWHOMI f MAY CONCERN. NoUcetS herelly QIV1tn lollle Cr .Ollors
ot L• M•t'lM Fr•nca"•, • C•llforn1a Cq,rpor•flon. Transt•ror. •how tMni·
ne~!. •ddtH.) '' 11S.SO Gillette Av•nue-, Irvine t111l, County ot O<.,ge, Stateol
(dJlforn.•, trwl tt bulk transter 1s •bout lo lie m-to Hun9ry l lger, Inc .. a
Ca l1torn1a Corp0fallon, Tr•nsteree,
•hoie bYMneS\ aOdtK\ •s UJ•S Oan•rd
Street. v.,. Nuv• '''°'· COulllY OI LO> An99le\, Stal•ofCtilUorm•.
Tne properly lo b;o lr•nSlerrtd Is
lot ateo al 3201 E Coa•I H19hway, Coronaci.1 Mar911U5, CountyolOr.,~.
St•teof C•f1forn44J ..
S.ta ptoPfr1y 1\ de11<rtbt'd 1n oitneral
as . All \tock tn traor. ttxturr.1 .c:autp·
mtnl •M good '""' ol lnal restaur.,I
bus1 n e\S kno w n •\ 8tnn•rd s R•'>l..,,o,.I ana •oc•led at 1101 E Co•••
H 1g11wev. Coron.toe! Mar, 9U2S. County
ot OranQt, Sl•teol C•ltforn1a
Tt1c bulk tran,sfer wlll be ton~ummat·
eoonorallertl'le lllhOayolMuch, 1~81,
•no c1a1rm may o.. 111•0 •I WELLS
FARGO B.l'NK, NA , E"'ro• Depart
menl, Re Escro.., No Ml·JS'6, ""°
N:ewporl Center Orlvtt r: 12l01 Ne.-rport
Beacn, C.A 92600. Couniv ol OrM1ve,
Stat@ of C•IUorn1a
All cla ims must bit rtce1'lt'd •t lh•s •d· dreu lly tne ••Ill dey ot Marc II, 19111, un·
le\\ ,,.... t>U•k trM!.f..,. •lso mclUO.t the
traMl•r of 1111v<>r llcenst. In which case,
all c•••m) must be received prtor to lhe
O••• Ot\ wf'uch th~ liquor litt nse ts
lr•nsterred by tfW O•pertment of
.l'lcono1tc BeV<!r-Conlrol.
So tar•• known lo llle 1ran11ertt. ell
lluslntu """"'' ""d ecldresses used lly T ran•leror lor lhl lhrte y.ars 1•'1 past,
1101lltrtf'I lrom the el>O•e. are None.
Oatea Fot>ruarv7•. 1911.
HW'Qry T1grtr, Int.
• Cal1for n1• Coroor•llon
N11S71
Well~ Fargo BM1k, N.A.
'60NowP0r1Cen1er Dr a 1230
Newoort Betel!, CA 92..0 Escrow Department •ll4.1·3S46
Att· PamGo1dl>er9
Pullll•llell Ora~ Co.•! Dally Pilot, 1Ce1>. 21. 1991
A petition has been filed
by F rank A . Kimball In
the Superior Court of
Orange County requesting
that. Fretnk A. Kimball be ap~oirited as personal
repres entative to ad·
minister the estate of
Charles T . Tigner (under
th e Independent Ad ·
m inistration of Estates
A ct). The petition is set for
hearing in Dept. No. 3 at
700 Civic Center Drive,
West, in the City of Santa
Ana, California on March
25, 1981 at 9:30 a.m.
IF YOU OBJECT to the
granting of the petition,
you should either appear
at the hearing and state
your o bjec tions or file
written objections w ith the
court before the hearing.
Your appearance may be
In person or by your at·
torney.
IF YOU ARE A
CREDITOR or a con·
tingent creditor of the de·
ceased. you must file your
c laim with the c ourt or
pres ent it to t he personal
representative appointed
by the court within four
months from the date of
first issuance of letters a s
provided in Section 700 of
the Prdbate Code of
California. The t ime for
filing claim s w ill not ex·
p ire prior to four months
from the date of the hear·
ing noticed above.
YOU MAY EXAMINE
the file kept by the court.
If you are interested in the
estate, you may file a re·
quest w ith the c ourt to re·
ceive spec ial notice of the
in ventory of estate assets
and of the petitions. a c ·
co unt s and report s
d escribed in Section 1200
of the California Probate
Code.
Craig C . Alexanclttr, At·
torney at Law, Voegelin &
Barton, 4343 Von K41rman
Ave., Newport Beach, Ca.
92660
IU Pl lllCMI COU•T OP CALI P'OllNIA
flt NOllTM MIU. IT•eeT,
LO. .... •UU,CA._,I .,.__, COlllMMe OalPPITM
Notice la~ el,,... tMI •o0er1
Glbloll J..._ ,._ filtO e petllloro '°'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~~~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mllflorlr, lo e..cult ,_ de&e:rll>td ... PAllCeL 1 I ... ._..,.,
Tllel portion of l.ot 21 of Trect No. 607, 111 Ille clly ot .... .-Beocll, covn-
IY ol Or .......... of Celllorllle, .. Pt PUBLIC NOTICE
mep rec.-In._ 27 P ... jO of N11S7%
miK•ll-....... 111 Ille office of NOTICE 01' INTIENOEO TaANSl'IEll FICTITIOUS•USINIE» Ille c-ty recordltr OI ..id county,• OF 1.IOUOll LICl.NSIE 011 LICENSE.S NAMIE STATIEMIENT , ... , -'Ion of Block 114 of Irvine's NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: 10 lh• IOll-l1'9person,•redol1191>Y•I·
S-lvllloft, es Pet' ""'P recor-Ill the CreOllorsof· .... Merine Frencalse l'leu.-.: B-I ...... ofmllOl'-rKonl. Cahll)fni. CorPO<atlon Feci.rel 10 AMBERWOOO INSU RANCE
m•ps, 111 IN office of MIO county re· No •S·ll:M·w.J Ileen .. .,;,.,_.°"''""" BAOK ER~. 1931 So D•lmler, S.nl• corder. *tcri-es follows: edelrts• Is 11"° Glll.ite Ave., In llM Ana, CalllotnoA927~. Begl11nln9 •I • pol111 In the City otlrvine, Covnly of °'""9' Slale C•ulOyMea-11, 1nc.,e c.i111orlll• norlll•ester11 llnt of Mid Lot H, dis· ol C•lllornl• n71J ll'lat • lr•n~ter ,. corooreUon, 2'1:11 So. Oelm1tr S.nl•
lenl IOlllt\ u• 07' 00'' -.st 16.to 1 .. 1 about to lie' m.tae' to Hunvry Tlittr Ane.C11llorn1•9270S. '
lrOOll IN l'nlKt nor!Nrly cooner ol Mid Inc • Calllornl• CcwPO<allon Feoerai fllls ~neu Is conOvchto llt • cor·
•ot•llCINMllletlleftce,_,,.75•01·00" 10 'No. 9S.t"·0910·1 1 ~1ended l>Of•I'°" ... ~· us ... lwt; '"°""' -st• 03' •••n"er .... ,,., .. l>UsllWn •Odress IS CASSIDY MAllWELL.INC 46 Htl 9';1• '"'to Ille wnterly lint IOU O•nerO SlrMl In tne City ol V•n J emesF Ces«dy, ol Hlgl\ Ol'I .. es -n °" • llcel\Md Nuvs, Co..ntv o• Los Al'9fl••. Stele ol President
svr.,eyon mep, recorded In~ l6 C•lltornla 91401, Ille 1011ow1no Thi• st••-• "'" llloo with tnt 0..-S record ol .....,.YI, In .,. oflk• a1eo11o11c l>e••••ve licen1t Numbe County Cleft< ol 0r ... 99 C:O..nty on Ft ll. ol 1119 c-y r~r of seld 0<""90 '1·SOltl. _.,,..11., o .. c:rl-ano 1,. t•. 1'1tl.
County; °*'<• soutMrly, •'°"9 u ld '""° 10< Ille p<em•w• 1ou1eo •• 3101 . FU6141
westerly lint IN lofl-1111 co..r,.., E Coest Hi9t1way In the Clly 01 Corone Pu1>lls1>eo Ora~ C.0.'1 Delly Pllol
S0..1111'' 11 SO"*"' ISS.S61 .. l lo ltte .,.;, Mer. County of Or.,.Qe, Stele ot Fob 28,Merc:h7.11,21, 19111 IOJ04i
l>egl11nl"1 of• c ..... <OllC•" easterly Celllornl• llavlne • , ..... of 1'0.00 Itel; IO<lthe,. Purwenl 10 '"'h 1n1tntlon Ille un.
PUBLIC NOTICE ty I0.631"1 elOtll Mid curve lhrOU9fl • Gef\lgneo is a.,py1no to 111,' O.p.1rl· cenlret ....,. of :io• 00' 00''. south 11' ment ol .l'lcal>Ollc Btver•11e c on1ro1
'6' 10" _, '1.10 '"' lo 1119 1>egln11ln9 lor lnuanc:e """ lr•nsler ot the lollow· ol • cur.,. COllCe .. norlll-sterly hev· •"9 •ltOflOl1c tievor-11ten><t Oii se1e
1119 • redlvs of 71,71 '"';. SOUlllefly Gener•• ...., P\ibllC E•l1t19 Plac• lor FICTIT'IOUI •USINl.IS •no soutllWHtff1y 10.IM , .. , •I-'"" prem1 .... IOUlf<I •I 3101 E c:o .. 1 NAMa STATl.lllWMT
u lo curw Ulrougll • centrel -•• of Hl9nwer. Corone <ltl Mar CA 'f'2US Tht loll-Int ""''°"' ere 001111 102• •O' oo•· to • POlnl of rever~ Amo~ml ot purch•ie Prrt• or ton· buslne1\ as:
cur•aturo wllh • curve co,.ceve slder•llon '" connet l•on w11n sa10 ROSENTHAL I. ASSOCIATES,
sovlheHle<l'I' M•l"I t radiu' of 1'0. lran•ler 01 s .. o license 1s IM •um ol t ... 1 Le,_ Ynt, El T0<0, Ce. HUD
IHI, • radlel at ••Id POinl ol reverse l•91 .000 oo "'""" con SI sh 01 tnt C enayde v. Rose11111e1. U H i curve lure llHrs •• o•· 10" eul ; to11ow1n9 paymonh LereOo u,., El Toro. C• tUJO
sovtllw .. ltrly IS.IO rttt a1ono u 10 De1cr11111., • .I'm•""'' Richard .I'. Rosenlll•I, 1•U1
curve llW0\1911 • c:enlrel •"91• or JS 07' Chtch 10 ooo 001 Lereoo i.-1 El Toro, C• 92•JO
OJ" to • point on • tint r,unnln9 Promissory nott> .a1:000 oo lllis DV•lneu ls co110ucted lly •
""'llleasle<ly lrom tlle~st Hlerly All otr.er ""'"'"' n•m•• .no .ao v-neral perlner\l\lp corner of Loi 1• QI said Traci o . .01 to areuu used llr IM TrAn•ltror w11111n CeNyde v. RowntMI
11\e mfft northerly c I Lot 4 In lllrff yur~ 1•st """so tar a• i.no•n to lll•• >1•1-1 .... 111.0 with Ille
Block l6 of La~ Clllfs as per "'"P IM T •a'l)•P<ff are None I County Cltrk ol Or•nve Cou'!ly on
rtcorOtO In -'· -s s• .,,., S9 of ,,, •• II l\aS l>O!en •gr...O .,., ... ,.,,Said January 1l, ... 1
'•Id mhc•lleneou' maps; thence hcen\ttf' ~nd 1ntrncteo -r•n\ter~f a\ re F1S4 ..
nortll S4' 1" 00'' west 112.29 1 .. 1 ••-ou11eo oy Sec 1001' 01 tr.e Bu"ne" Pulllllhed Or-c ..... O•••Y Pilot
M IO 11119 IO Ille Hste<ly tine of Cenyon ano Prolr:sstons coo., 1na1 tne con I Fol> 11, 11, Mer 1, "· 1"1 Hl41'
Orl'i• ., sl'Mtwn on Mid r•cord of tUr· \1d•r•l1on for '"' transt,., ot Sca•01 1
vey n-belt19 Boet C.,,yon Drive es lortn•f' " to lie paid only 4lln >a10 ----
•flown Oft Ille map ol Mid Trecl Ho. tran•ler ""' l>Mn •PC>•O•td DV ••10 PUBLIC NOTICE .07; lllenc•-lh1J 07' 00" H •l lSO 11 D•P••lmMI OI Alc:onohl Beveragt
IHI ••ono Mid tHIH1Y fine to lhe Control, al the escrow 0t114rtm•n1 ol
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUSIUSINIESS
NAMESTATIEMINT
The loll"*•"!! person 1sdoln9 l>Usf1Wss as:
NORTHAOP REAL ESTATE. 611
W. 1911\ Strte(. Costa "'-M. Cehlornle '>2U1
Crooer Au1 Estele Inc , •
Celllorn1e coroorellOll, •21 w lttll
S1ree1, CosteMese, G•lllorni•97'77.
This l>Yslness I• conOucleO lly a cor·
Po<•l.on.
INC, CROCKEA REAi. ESlATE
Anita N0<llvap,
VlcePrtticlelll
TlllS S .. ltmenl Well 111.0 Wllll Ille County Cler1o; of O<-C.O..nty on Ftll. 16,1 .. 1
1'1M1U
Published Oron99 Coest Dally Pilot, Fell.21,Mercn7.l•.11.1"1 11•-11
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTlflOUI 9UllMelS MAME STATll.lllWMY
, ... ,..._.,,. --11 ........ bull·
MSSAt.: C A S1"1Ll.O'S YARD
MAINTENANCE SERVICE, lt41
Pon1on• St., 41>1. s. <:otte Mew. Ce.
92U7 ' Fellpa Cesllllo Go11ze1e1, 1.,1
Pomon• St .. Ajlt. s. COii• MeM, Ce. ,,.,,
Tnh lllVSIMu Is c-ttd llY en In•
dl•IOua1.
F •llpe (.. GoftLelet This st•l-1 wn filed wllll ll>e County Clerk of Oranve County on
Ftllruary It, l"I l'IS.IJ1
PullllslltO Or-Coest Oally Piiot
F•ll. 11. 11. Mar 1, "· 1"1 esz .. 1
Pl•BLIC NOTICE
POlntofbt91Ml119. Wells Fargo Bank. NA E11crow Cftftll41 PAllCll.1 (UMM'I h1t-IJ :: .. J.Jl4& at r.60 Newpor 1 Ctn I., Or NOTICE 01' TllUSTIEIE'S SALE lf.JIMJ
Thel poollon ol LOI 11 of Tret t No. 11 t2l0 In 1ne Clly ol NowPOrt Bf•cn, T.S. Ne. HU SUPIElllC>a COUllT
'411. In IN city ol ~Beach, COUii• County ol O<.-.ot, Slalo ot (.a1tlorn1a On Mardi 11. 1 .. 1, el '·IS A.M , A OF CAl.IPOllNIA ly ol Or .... •1411e ol Calll.,.nle, ••per O•teo FtlH'.,.ry 2•. 19111 •nd T Fi.-clal Servi<11>9 Co .. Inc , a COUNTY 01' C>aANGE
mep recor-In -27 -jO of L• ,,,_,.,.. Fr•n<•••• Ca lllornle '""DO" at Ion, es duty ep. C-.... A, .. a. ml&e:•ll-me~. In Ille office ol a Celllornla Corpor•llon pointed Tr1At" ""*'end P«fWenl lo MOTICI 01' I.Al.I 0,. Ille county recor.,., or Mid county, ano Wllllem Lusk, Ptt>•O•nl o .. o ol Tr\dl recorded Februery 4, Pl.a.sGNAI. ftaOf'l.llTY llWll portion of Block 114 of lrvl11•'s UcrmH UtO, •• lnM. Ho. SOIO, In-" 13492, Esta te ol ANTHONY JOHN
Sul>dlvlslorl, as per map record.a In Jom C Hell. Vice Pr~>tOfnl C>e9" 11S•, of Olllc1el R..:orlh in Ille ol· GALLINA, .... T~Y BALI.IN ERO,
BOOll 1 PeQlt •of mloull~ ""°'o Hu119rv r ·~'· rnc lice 01 ti. Counly RK0tOer ot Orenoe Decuseo. meps, In,,. office ol Mid COVllty re-• c;..1,ror,.1.0 Corpo<alton County, Stele ol Calllor1111. WILi. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ......
corder,*terl-.. 1011ows. lntrnoroTran••or·e SEL.L Al PUBLIC AUCTION TO JUDY K.HERHANDEZBAl.1.INERO
Be9lnnlnQ al a polnl I n Ille N7U72 HIGHEST Bl DOER FO R CASH u Ille per-.al r'el>fHenlatl•e ol lho
northwnle.ty lllle of Mid Lot 21, 01 .. Well• F•rgo BM!k, NA ID•Uble •• lime ol •• ,. In lawtul est.re ol .l'NTHONY JOHN GALLINA.
..... SOVlll u · 01' 00'' -st ... to .... , l>60 '"••POrt Center Or : 11JO money ol .... Unit.a SC.I.SI •1 tl\9 Ua TONY 8"'LLI HERO, oec .... o,
from the most ,_.,,.,,, corner of .. 10 Newport Beach, CA "26"° m • 1 n en 1r•11 < e 1 o 111 e Co u 111 y •Ill wll •I prl••t• ••It lo llW lll(llltst Pul>ll~ OrenQe CoUI Deily Pilot lol a11d Nnllllll lhenc:t llOOlh 15• 01' 00" All Pem GofOl>tr9 Courtllous., 100 C1•1< Center Ori .. ano llHI !JI-, Ut\Oer tile terms .,,_,
Fell. 27, n, Mer,'· 19111 IOl9·8I t esl 115.6' 1 .. 1; INn<• soulll S9 OJ' Escrow aMJ.JS4& Wot, s ... 1. Ana, Catllorn1e. all ri9hl, conOlllons l'ltreln menllontcl, alld sub·
.... HSI"· It'"' 10 ltle westerly llnt Pu1>11sneo Oren9" Coast Daily Piiot Ulle ano inter.st con•eYtO to ano now Itel to confirmation l>Y Iha Superior
ot Hl9ll Ol'l.e •-non e llcenseO Fel> 71 l'Jtil l\flO l>Y ll -Wld Offd ol Trust In Co..rt, on Mardi,, ne1, at 2:00p.m. ill
surweyon map, '""''ded ;,.. BOOll ~ 1043.11 tne or-rly siluelfO In s.10 Co..nly UO "''"'"°'' Cenltr Orl.e, Suite 211, PUBLIC NOTICE
l•9• S record of SUf"•OS, In Ille ollt~e And Sl•l• ci.1<rilltd es Newport e..c11, C•lllornie, nwo, all PUBLIC NOTICE NOT I c I. TO c ONT• Ac TO II s '' Ille co..nly recorci.r 01 "'Id Orenve PARC EL 1 Ille right, 1111•. Intern!, eno utete ol ~ .... "°" ••os :o..111y; tlloolct southerly, •lon9 H id Vnll No. 21 .. sr.o..n anO Ot>eri-the Est••• ol ANTHONY JOHN School Olllrkl; OCEAN VIEW 1tUlerly lint Ille foll-1"9 co..rs.s: , In lllt C...-nlnl""' Plen recorded 011 GALLINA, •U T~Y BALLI NERO .
NOTICE OF DEATH OF •Id OMtltl,,.: J:OO p.m. 01 the'"' Soulll 14' IJ' 50" Wfft U.5 s.1 ... 1 to the PUBLIC NOTICE .l'vvu .. 1 5. 1'11, In -1132•. pe991 decused, In enCI to Ille lollowtno
KAY DOUGLAS MCKAY deyofMarcll IW.1. ~i11nl"1of•CW'vt,conce .. ust•rly -----1210 to 1171, i11elu1lvt, 01 Olllclel dtscrl-per_..tpr-rty
ANO 0 p Piece of Bfd llectlpt: •utlneu Of. •••ln9•rlldhnof1«1.00 '"t; ....,,,...r. aecorosol .. ldcovnty. A retell 11_, "°"' •llCI market F ETITION TO Ilea, 0c ... Vht• Sc'-! Dlttrlcl, 16..., 1y I0.•>1 .. ul-sald cur .. lhr-h • NOTICE OF DEATH OF PARCEL 1: known as fony's Ll-/MarUI loc•t-
AOMINISTE R ESTATE B s 1 reel. Hunt1ng1011 Beac11 . :e11tre1 Mllll• of 30• 00' 00''. '°"'" 11• HUGH L YNDOL DUNN An undl•lded one ntn•t1-sta111 t0 •I 2120 North Gr-.-.,,... .... S...t•
NO. A107157. ce111or111e. "' 10" -1•1.101 .. 1to111e 11t91nn1111 AND OF PETITION TO r t1t61t1J 1111eres1 es• ,.....,, in,..,.. Ane, ce11-e, 1nc1vc11n9u.11atvres, T I I h · Project tdeftllflcellon Heme: (I) '' • curve c011Caw .-t~erly hev· mon In ti. fee I-rest In enO to 1119 """1...-. ,,,_......,, _.,.,111, liquor 0 a e I r s ......... Aspllall Parking Lot, 111 1119. , ... vs of 11.71 .... ; SOUlllerl\r ADMINISTER ESTATE Common"'""' I.ob J, l, s -• OI license. -1-1011Mprernl ..... ,,., beneficiaries, c reditors PIHllC Pipe, Fllll119•. HHOS and llld IOUtllwnltrly Ul.OI IHI •lon9 NO. A·107367. Traci •720, City of Irvine,., per m49 a11y Olller ·-··of MIO retell liquor
and contingent c reditors of 11ete1u Mettr1e11. tor• Ywn 1rr194. Mid curw ttwOlllh • c..,,,., .,..1. of T 1 1 h • rneo '" lloOll 4115, -,. 10 ., in· 1M1•111eu. K D I M K f llon s, ...... Ck-VI-Sc-• 011· 102' 04· 00" lo • POllll ol reverse 0 a e I r ~.elusive ol MIKell-ou• Meps ~t<-Tll•<ondUJonsollllewleare· ay oug as c ay 0 trlct, H_i,...-11, cemornte. cvrva111re w1111 • <urn co11uwe benef iciarles, c red I tors c0<ds ~ Mid c_1,, es well t~m 11 Pert cMll -per1 cred4t, ~terms I r v in e. c A 9 2 7 14 and Pie<• ..._ •r• .. Ille: Ocun Vi.tw ............. ,, llevl"I e recllus of uo.oo and Contingent creditors of OelintO Ill 1119 "'1kle Mllllled "Oeflftl· of MIC:ll credit to be OCCtpl-• IO -
p e r s 0 n s w h 0 may be $(-I Olslrk l, BlltlntH Office, , .. 40 r .. 1 .......... Mid POllll ol r9"rW H u n h Lynd 0 I Dunn 0 f lloros" of""' OtcleretlOft of co ........ , •• ptr1011al r-•Mlll•ll•e ano to Ill•
otherwise interested In the B SlrHt.'Hllftllneton 8H<ll, CA n~1. curvat11re ll••rs •' 01· tO" ust; " Corodlllons """ Rnlrlcllons recorci.d court. A m1111mum 1>10 OI Ul$.OOO.OO
w ill and/or estate: NOTICE 1s HE•EBY GIVEN '""' sou111wes1w1" H ,IO '"' etong u ld Orange, Calif. and persons 111 -UJ24, 0999 11ss of 0111<1e1 plus 11ie 1nwntorv •• """ 011ren11er
111e ·--Scllool Olstrltl 01 cvrve '"""""'•c ... 1re1....,.01u•o1• who may be otherwise Rec:orcn 1n. "Otclarellon"l -eny ol Pff·seulon. with• m1n1 ..... m cash A petition has been filed Ora,...~,.. Celllomla, ecllfte 11, QJ" 10 • Poi111 on• t111e ru1111ln11 i nterested in the will eme11C1..-so1 .... u11on1t11er.io. down peymenc 01 57s.ooo.ao tor 111e
by Gregory L. M c Coy in the and '""'"gll Ill ·Governln9 Boero, ...,,,,.._,, rrom IN most eesterly and/or estate Eacet>Cl119 INrefrOOll •II oil, 9••· tMnlMU, """""'"''-W ,000.00 in S · C rt f 0 ller1111e1i.r, refe.red to es "Ol1lrlct" cor11ar Ol l.ot H OI Mid Tr eel 110. M>7 1o · miner e ls _.. llydroc.ere.. •ubslences cesll -potiMUlon tllOllld well l•k• upenor OU O range wilt recei .. ...., 10. 1111t -1e1er then tl\9 moll nort,...rly comer of 1..01 'In A petition has been filed In ... o -Wllll 1-. ""' "'""°"' 1N piece l>tfoo• clotlf ot escr-. •"" ,,...
County request i no that ..... ..., .. '1elt0 """· sealtO blO• lor Block ,. of ...._ Cliffs •• per m•p by Br ad Dunn in the rlgl\1 ol -eo ontry to. Oeplh ol jOO ..... nc. Oft ,,_ of •JC•-· Fvrlller
Gr-egory L. McCoy be ap· 1119 •••nl ol •contract 1or IN abo•• rec:or-"' -•.-SI -St ol Superior Court of Oranne 1 .. 1. musured from 111e surreca mini""'"' ttrms 111e11W.Ctude lull pey· · t d I project. said m hcelleneous meps; thence . "' lllerHI, es r-rwd In -recorded mtnl ,,.. ell 111..,.IOr'y vp to uo.•.oo P 0 1 n e as Per S 0 n a Bien tMll 11e received In 111e Pl•c• norths•· w 00'' -212.2u .. 1 •lon9 County requesting that In book 1uo2. P•ve nSt. 0111c1e1 w11111n 11011epof ct-.,"''-· -
rep res ent ati ve lo ad-1c1ent111t0 -. and 111a11 1>e opelled Mid llne '°IN •HltrlY line of Cenyon Brad Dunn be apPQlnted RecorOsof ..,oOr..,.. c-1y. .,., 1.,.e"tory ll•l•nc• In .. cess
m in ister the estate of Kay e11d pu1111c1y ,_••-et IN -v• or1""'-°" Mldrecordot •ur· as personal representative Also .. c...-1,.. IN•ttr°"' 11w ""'' t"9rH1tu11y pe,..,.ew1111111 1•1M'fSol Douglas M cKay (under the staled •-.., place. Bid 0eec111,,. ••Y """' btl"I lloet C""""" Ori .. •• • • surface wattr rlQMs, t>ut w1111ou1 Ille close of-'°*· Seit conll....,. '-' mey llee.....-cle1 Oltlrkt'sopUon. sflown on lf>e mep ol MIO Traci No. to admlntSter the estate Of right of turlece Miry as r,,_.....cl 111 IMlyer ............ 1st1111 llOCa MCund
Indepe ndent Admlnistra-iac11 .... ....,.. conform -11e •· M11; tlltftcenortt1u•o1· or·e .. tljl).11 Hugh Lyndol Dunn (under,,.. -d ~-TN 1n11ne c-y. • 11, "•'--..,._, 111 111e _
tion Of Estates Act). The ................ ,...COfltrocldocumenls. ,.. °"'Mid Hll•rly lint to Ille the Ind e pendent corporetlon rec:or-Oecemller 22, proalm••e-•OIJ!J0.000.00-.
petition Is set for hearing in ..!:!~.,,': :::'.!.r: l~~~c'::!~ sa1:' =".::.-.. '"" true point o1 Admlnlstratloo of Estates ~·::~;d~ 12.502, -1"" ot omc1a1 ;!!1::9!..'°'tl. ':~.:.Y:,~ ;:1:!':' ~':
Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic -.. ...-..,.. ...., .,,. 11s1., ,.,_., .... 111n1,.; tlleftce -.w• 19' or· Act). The petition is set for PA•CEl. l : ••so c_1....,.. --·• 11, ,,_
Center Drive. West, in the M11Kontrec1ors. -• 212." ,.., • ._Mio lint 10 ,,... hearing in Dept. No. 3 at e.-.. se1 1or111 i11 '"' s.c. Al<-k ..__.coro1ro1A..,icyof
cit Y of s ant a An a . ref!~ ~~!1~1i ~~:,·::':.r!!"!i!: :·~~ ~:.,::. c::::;:v~•:;-,.; 100 Ci.vie center Drive, g:i:.:':.'!.~s:;;;',.:.'"s!,~=·:;, ::-::~r~:r:r":,~·~~.:.':T"::
Ca I ifornia on Marc h 25, 1rr...,1er111es or 1111orma11t1es 1" ..,, loet CMl\IOll 0r1.,. •• ·-on 111e West. In the City of Santa Encroac11ment" and "Monteom•ry 4l•got1ete _,...,., ,.., yHr ociu.,. on
1981at9: JOa.m . bid• or In.,,. blddlne. map of uld Traci no. 607 111eno 1ou111 Ana, California on Feb. 18, SlrHt E_, .. of 111e Artkl• .,.. •••se tor ~. A,_,..._ of .. 111.
IF YOU OBJECT to the Tiie Olwkt "" --''°"' .... u • 07' 00" ~ t.5' , .. , •IOlll Mid 1981at9•30 a m tilled "Ea-...nts" OI IN Oeclar• 1,.. proml•-Y note will require e granting of the petition, you Director of 111e O.pertmont of ,,.. •Hterly lint to ,,,. be9lllllln9 ot • · • · llOll. "°"" 10 IN estett or • w.i.,.,...., -dtlllrl•I Rel•tlons Ille .-wr•I pr•v•ll· curv• conca ... '*""'-'ltr1y hevl119 • IF YOU OBJECT to the PARCEi. 4: Mtt lloldltr .... ,.,, any cl•lm ... Inst
ShOUld eith e r appear at the illg rate of -dltm ..... , In the radlvt OI lOJ.'7 IHI ; tllanc• granting Of the petftlon , EeM..-s U Ml '9rtll In ,,... Sec· INHI-.
hearing and state your ob· tocellly 111 wt11c11 11111 •ork is to 11e sovl"*esterty 1ouo 1 .. 1 e1-Mid you s hould either appear lloros e111111ec1 "C«1*n E•Mf'llent• 100 111 111e eve111 seller 11 1111e111e 10 jec tions or file written ob· 11tr1or"'9d l'or uc11 crllll or type ot curve "'""'-' e c .. 1re1""91•0120• or Ow11en" -"'-'· s.111 ..... n1 .....,.1 ... .,. _....ion of Ille ••lat111g
J·ect lons with the court workm.,. -10 eaecult tN coro· OO" to•.,..,.. of c"'""°""" cwveture at the ~arlng and s tate afld E11c:roecl•nent" of ttte Artk •• .,.. ,,., • ..._..__,.,... w111.,. oc-
1rac1. w1111 • curw cOrK•ft nor-nterly your ObJectlons or file 1111e11Ea-·of 111e 0tc1era11 .. t"tltecloroh-tsol•~...,..,,,,.
before the h earing. Your A copy 01 Ille prevellllll rein I• on llavl119 e redlvs of WO.Ill'"'·• redlel written objections w ith the of Cove-.t1. '""""'--lleslrl<· I._ lie--• t-of IN fl•·
appe arance may be In "'' et IN 0111r1c1 Adlnt1111tret1on 01. •t Mid llOlftl of <"'""°""" curnlvre t ..... f the h 1 t1oro1rec:.,....,111 -12324. 0999 1100 '"''" •nd ...._ of ,,... prlfl'llMS, b lice lor C•treclon revl-end It" 11ter1 -'II •• SJ' GO" west; lllence COUr uo: Ore ear ng, ol Olflclel aecords (Ille "Muter wltll 11111 _.c-. Ir-ti• btl,. personor yyourattorney. 1or .... 11on. IOVlhweslffly JUO , .. , •10"9 Uld Your appearance may be o.cr.,.,..,. .. , ...... ,_,.,,.._,, ... COOllPletlld -pev-t of u l1t1119
IF Y 0 U ARE A 1ttM11btrnendlltery--Coro· cvrvttfnulll•cwre1.,....o12•w in person or by your-··....,.--· prom1nory-. c Re DI TOR or a con-1rae1or lo •llo"' tll• co111rec1 I• rw• 10 e polftt of rr .. n• <ur•alurt tt Tiie ,,,.... ...,_and -r com· Te11 lf~J llfftlnloft11t-1111d
d • f ••er-, -11POft .,., sl.tbc:OfllreclDrt wltll • cw.,. concevt 1outtleallerly a orney • mon dltllgfte41tn, 11 any, of IN rN I It lo ecc ....... y 1119 oflw eM lite tlngent e re 1tor 0 the de-llM8r """· lo ,.., ......... -Ille llawl111 • redlus of 10,QO , .... e radl•I I F y 0 u A R e A .... _ ... *tcrl-elllWt II PllfPOtltd ....... ct "' ... ., Call ... Is lo ... peld
ceasea. you must file your said -lfled ,..., ID •II .............. el Hid pollll ol ,....,,. curve lure c R e D I T 0 R 0 r a lo .. : 12 ........... Ir-.~.. ..... cOflfinNtlofl of Mlt lly ""'<-1
claim w ith the court or pre· ~,...,.," tNm 111""' enc:"11• 111 ll••n W1fl ..., w w· west; .llMnce contingent creditor of the TN .. ..,...,,.. T,,.... dtxtaims •nd c1-o1ea<r-.
sent It to the personal 111ec1N1lrKt. sov111er1y , ... ,,... •IMI ~ cWlle eny 11e111111y fw..., lfttorrec"""s 111 T11t....,.. .... wrn•-·1-1 Hollldd9r....,wfllldr-lllsbldlor tllr0Ulfl•-elo ..... t0f'4'01''4"t deceased, YOU must file llltttrttt.._..,...,._c~ a11yr __ loft,..w0tf .... yof .,.y
representatl ve appointed e ,.r,.."' 1wty "" 1u 1 .. .,. •tter • lllOllll 111 ,........,. c .. n1u,.. w1111 • your claim w ith the court c1t••tM'""· 11 a11y, ,,._ 11tre1n. kind, .. ,., .. , or '"'"""· '' '""• by the c ourt within four 111tdetuetfwtN_...,.otl>Mll. curn c011C•ve _.tlltrty 11ev1,.. • or present It to the s.i. Mlewtll • ....... 11u1 .w1111o111 ... .._, ,...,_ ... ,.,.. 11u1 llld ,...,,
months from the date of A ,...,._.. .... ...., • .. ......_. , ... .,, ., ..... '-'· e re111e1 •• ulO 1 <twNfOI • -.-1 .• ..., .... oo 1 .... 111e111dt • ~Y .., ..., Mf9 tw . 1 _.. ,.,111 .. ,_,,.... "'* 10 uecu· H111t ., c..,.,__ cwv••w• .,..,. persona representatl ve ptlH, ,...,.,. 11u. .............. 00 .,..~ .. .._,.., ...... .,'" wttti
first ssuance of letters as t1orooflNCM1lract. Tlltpeymeoil-11or111 ,.. 10· "" eu1; 111enc• appointed by the court_......,_ ... 1e ,.y 111e r-.1111111 tM-..., --....,.,....,.. .,,
provided in Section 700 of s11e11 .. 111 IM 1erm ... '°'"' 111 111e 1ou111 .. 11001y 1s..11 ,.., •'Giit seld within four months from or1nc1pe1..,.., .. 11111e111 _.,,., 111et>us1-•
the Probate Code of corotroc1-..-curvetlw'oi4flec•1r.i.,... .. u •21· the date of first lssuance•11ai.D1Me1True1,w11111,.._1 •1•....,111ttrs•relllwl ... fwtlll1
C l'f I The ti f fll •to s1eu•1rv. E..:11 bid 11M11 .. ar· '° t11t '"'""' MN .. Mid H..,. ""'-· • .....,._ 111 .... ,,...111. ~ ... -•.,. 111 .,."..,. ..,. a 1 orn a . me or • •«•m••M9• ., e cerllll•• or 0r1 ..... ....,.,. -, • ..,. Of-· of letters as provided fn --... " _.,, ~"" ..,_of w111 .. rk•'"" ., 111e ottl<H ••
Ing c laims will not expire cOllllw• dl6c11 pay•• I• 111e 011. Yo; lfltM• "°''"'"' •le11t u 1d Section 700 of the Probate Ml4I o...., Trwt. ""· c-..s..,. o.i.-y • ...,. • ,.-~. •· prior to four months from 1r1ct, ., • .... .,.'°'Y ... .,... 111 ... ,.,,, llM"" ,..._.,. c-ws: c d f c llf I Th •·-., 1111 TNIM .... e1 "" ••,11er• 1w t11t ... ~ ,..,._.
th d t f th h I teyw e1 • OtST•tCT •11ec"'"'.,,"" N.ntl w '" •· _. •ua feet•• IN ° t 0 a orn 8 • e 1rvt11e,........, Mid OetC1., Tr1111. tellw•. • NI ......,1 c...wr Ortw. e a e o e ear no .,. ... , .. "*'"'.,. • utltfec..,., •••111111111 ,, e curve ,.,.0 .. time for filing claims will Tll• tote1 _, •• IN 11~14 1u1 .. 111, .......-, 9Mcll. c.llfWlll•.
notic ed above. auretv c......,, .. 111r•1., 111 •11 _. .. ...,,., ...,.,... ., .. ..,.., t•. not expire prior to four .,.,., ., 111e ..,.._.., MC-" ., ....,, •,,.. ,.."' • c1e111., ...
YOU MAY EXAMINE ._,..._...,,.,..,u.,.... •. IHI; _..•ttr1y J.4.11 fttt .,.,.. th f the .aat of IM-'-1e• ... -S.-terc:-1w...i-..•.1uov ll'llllfl\,.._..tf ... Md. TM<•llw M141cvrw ....... et...eret ..... efJ1' !"On S rOfTl ._ e ull;;r.;."t .. ta, .......... M41 .... It. Hl•NANOEZ •Al.LINe•o the f111e kepttht court· If ybu ... ...,. ........ •-• • ..,....,. ... w w·; _. 11· 1t' w· wott M.•,.. ht hffrlng noticed above. oncn el 111e 11-., 111e 111111e1 ,., ...... , •• • ...., 11-• .,.,. ""'
are nterested In the estate, IMI ... ~ ....,, ·--"", .... I• Ille ............ ., e c-,_.... YOU MAY EXAMINE "'941cetltn ., .. Notlc• ...... I• "*4k ...... ., ..... Ntl<• ..........
you may file a r~uest with 1rec:1 11 11 .. _.... 1o"'"' 111 ,_ .....,., .. , 1Y.....,.... e ,.._ .. t•. •he file k~ by the court 11• .... '" IMlll!le ....... .
the court to receive special ..,,..,.,, ...... ~-1 -"-"'-fHI; ........... ,, 1'.'7 ,.., ...... 1· OU ar• nte-st-In the' Tiit MMftclory -.... 0.. et ..... ,..,.. IRIW!Nt ....... ....
ti of I .,.. .,..., ~ .. ~ ....., ., Ml4I c-llw9lllll • cemrel.,.... ot Y "' •"' wu Tru11 _....._. eae<vtM ..,. -. len\111 ..., tt .. tMce f//f .... •· no ce the nventory of .,.. .. "'9ClflM WIWfl s .. .,. ltfw "' ,.. ,, ....... ..,.. ,.. ... ., .... 11 •• ·state, you may file a ,..,.,.... 1e .. llMlr...,.. • wr111e11 ,_, .., • ~· r..-
estateessetsandof thepetl· '*""..._.et""...,..., 111e <·•· 111t1e. request with the court to 0ec1., ..... "' Dtfeollt.,.. ..-1 ...
lions, accounts end ref:'!s ltMt te .. .....,, .... _..,.., ..... , A""'""'"•....,. ,...,..,.1, ... receive ....,.lal notice of ,., &•te1 .... • •'"''" M•llce °' n. ,..... "~ • ,..,_, •
d I......., I "-~ti t f .. ..,....... • .. 0t1T•1CT .,.... fw ~" 4. "'' e1 ti lle.m. I" Dwt. ---Def..,., ... 11ect• te ..... ni. -... ett -,,_ tt..,., e1 a11 ...-escr uwu n .-on o "" ..., .. .....,.. .. c.i.ec1 11 "· •-1-, CMttr.t 0t•1c•. 111 the Inventory of estate .,,.,,,... <H ..... 1,, Naik• ., ~ .......
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;:;;:;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a1th• Callfornla Probate _ _...flllto•1et••Aef-'"' N•rtll Miii &tr"'· ..... A11tt1H, a $1 et s and of the Def...,. ... ......,""" .... ,. WI~---
Code. 1 .... ,,.... ......... *"""' • celefl. C•llfW!llo ..,a. IWll' • ,..,u .. ,. peltltlons accounts and c..,... '" .. ~ -. • ,.... ,., • ., a.••·-aw.uwe .. Pl Clautfled Ad M*"'lll TN .... an.--... .,..,--. IW9ler=...,., ' ,,....,.. .. ._... ........ 1 11elf• PAC..CYaW or .. t: ......._.. ---.IMN ~...... reports described ·1n oe .. :'"*-Y•.1"' ...... .,..._,...-. ....OllALPAD ACTION 319DlaoioRoed(P.O .Box .., ................. oen ~ ............ c.. Section 1200 of the ..... T~1ets.rw:1111c... _'-......
Cemetery Mottuery Call• 211) ~ c. .... Cllllll Oolly " ... • .. L......... California Probate cocte· l"C. , ' •• " " • c 1 s .! •• T • c~ DaUyPUot IO•nvlllt4CA94526 ..... It, .. ,. ,...., -=.:;:--. MffUIMI J . PeNm .. ,; ::s.::,=.-=.:.4'1 .. ~=.:..::c..
JSOOPac1f1cV•Ori\18 AD-VlSOR 1<•J!J.:f=Of'•i;r CO.s1 C.ll l4l-ll7I . .., ...... .,.. Jr., A.......,eu.ew, t61u m• ,... ._.... • .._._ tsu ~~ -8900ac~ • ea.5111 o Put a few word• ... ~':.""' .. , .o, ~.:.1."·c~ "•~1 ~l.!..-=:--•-=.-•c:.."=9"' .,._.. ... , ally Piiot, Feb. , March -... ..... Or-.. c.... .,..,, ,.. ... -. ... __...., ~ ._ .......,ar.,...eia..e °""' ""'· ....__Clllll..., ,_, '----------" ,.._i... _______ _. 1,7, 1911 103141 L.::::::==1=0="::::':"='=0'==.,=·:::::::..J"•·"·•"" _., C7").....,., ,. ... .,.•..--'·'"' ..,., ,.............. .,..
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' NATION
o.ily f'llel Staff~·
In spite of visible empty parking spac.es,
this motorist chose to occupy the parking
area reserved for handicapped drivers.
The handy location is in the Huntington
Center, Huntington Beach. The vehicle in
violation carries the license number
015-ZTT.
Sea • • visions 'not myths'
Scientists explain ancient reports
NEW YORK <APJ -Vikings
who roamed the North Atlantic
800 years ago raced perils un-
known to modern mariners :
They saw mermen as tall as
water towe r s foretelling
dangerous storms, and found
themsel ves he mme d in by
mysterious "hedges" far at sea.
Modern scientists usually dis-
miss these reports as the visions
or exaggerations or superstitious
sailor
But o researchers at the
Universi of Manitoba have
conCi rme the ancient Norse
writings, sa Ing they may refer
to an optic · ion caused by
rare weathe con ions .
WALDEMAR LEHN and
Irmgard Schroeder say iHusions
may explain both the mermen
and the "hafgerdingar," or
hedges or the sea, a terrifying il-
lusion in which a ship seems sur-
rounded by a distant tidal wave
several hwtdred feet high.
The Norse merman, as one
mid-13th century tract described
him. "rises s traight out or the
waler with s houlders like a
man's but no hands. Its body ap·
parentJy grows narrower from
the s houlders down . . . No one
has ever observed it c\osely
enough to determine whether its
body has scales like a fish or
skin like a man.··
The creature was sometimes
accompanied by a m e rmaid
with heavy hair, breasts and
large webbed hands.
"Whenever the monster has
shown itself, men have always
been sure that a storm would
follow," the tract, noted for its
accuracy in describing natural
phenomena, says.
Using a computer, Lehn and
Schroeder showed that certain
atmospheric conditions preced-
ing a storm can bend light rays
so that low-lying objects are
stretched to gigantic propor-
tions.
A whale's head a mile away
might appear as a tree trunk-
like object, its white eyepatch
stretched into a fang, they say.
Writing in the British journal
Nature, Lehn and Schroeder say
ENGINE CAN RUN ON GAS OR PROPANE
Fred Aelneteln point• to converter
the illusion can occur when a
layer or cold air less than 10 feet
thick lies on the surface or the
ocean with warmer air on top.
Such strong temperature in·
versions occur when a warm
front precedes a storm in cold
northern seas, they say.
IN THE CASE OF the sea
hedge. they say. the horizo~ or
the sea itself might seem rrused
lo great height. .
Only a Viking would be likely
to see these illusions, the scien-
tists say. because the lack of
decks on the low-slung Norse
longships would put the ob-
server's eye as low as six feet
above water, where it was below
the reflecting inversion layer.
When larger ships with higher
decks came into common use,
the scientists say, the sightings
ceased, and gradually what the
Vikings had seen was distorted
by later writers.
"By the 16th century." said
Lehn in a telephone interview,
"the concept or the monster bad
fallen completely to pieces.
LEHN A PROFESSOR in the U ni ve r~it y o r Manitoba 's
De p a rtme nt or Electrical
Engineering in Winnipeg, ~aid
he began investigating opllcal
effects when a colleague casual-
ly asked him "How far can you
see?"
He has made many field trips
tn search of atmospheric im-
ages, but says he has seen the
merman illusion only once,
when a rock on the shore of a
lake "ethereally grew up and de·
veloped a neck and head."
Man uins sixth
skinning tit/,e
CAMBRIDGE. Md . (AP)
Even though he was hand·
icapped by having to work with
muskrats that had been dead for
several days. Wyl ie Abbott
claimed his s ixth national
muskrat-skinning title.
Now he says it may be lime to
retire and give his son a chance
at the crown.
Abbott skinned five muskrats
pulled Crom bay mars hes in
1:001. one-thousandth of a
second short or his goal of
performing the feat in a minute
flat. His latest championship
came at the 36th Annual Cam· bridge Jaycees Outdoor Show.
LPG fuel of future?
Convenionfinn'I 1ale1 hit $10 million
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Remember when cars using
diesel fuel were a curiosity -
back before Detroit "dis-
covered" them? Fred Reinstein
thinks the same thing is about lo
happen with liquid propane gas.
Reinstein is president or
Landi· Hartog U .S.A,., a manufac-
turer and distributor of carbure-
tion equipme. nt which allows con-
venUoaaJ eneines to burn LPG aa.
well u 1uollne. Now bla biggest
customer la Wlnnebaco In·,
dustries, but Relnateln sees a
lar1er market ahead.
"DIESEL STARTED in
Europe and then came lo tbia
country. LPG bu also come to
tb11 country from Europe and
aow we're catchllll up," be .Ud.
"llaoy of the 1maU veblc• tbat
.,.. \lled in Europe are ruanlnc
oa duaJ.fuel 111tem1 and it'•
bound to happen here."
Reinstein, 38, became in-
terested in LPG three years ago
after driving a dual-fuel car in
England. He contacted Landi·
Hartog, a 27-year -old Dutch
company which supplies LPG
conversion equipme nt
throughout Europe and ar·
raneed lo go lnlo busi.pess here
with the Netherlands tirm as a
minority partner.
LOS ANGELES·based Landi·
Harto1 USA, which is just two
years old, bad Ul80 sales of about
$10 million, Reinstein said, and.
expectslotripJethat~bisyear.
"Our most common consumer
lnatallatlon would be on an
American vehicle that hu a 22-
or 25-lallon 1u lank and we put
ln an atra propane tank ol the
same capacity for about Sl,000
to Sl.200." Relnltein aaJd In an
'
interview, adding th-: about 60
percent or his sales are for truck
fleet conversions.
"LPG HAS BECOME a viable
tproduct for motor fuel because
or the increased prices for
gasoline," Rein.stein said, noting
that LPG is selling at retail for
between 80 and IS cent. a gallon.
"The cost. on avera1e wlll run
40 percent less than gasoline and
tn some areas as much as 90
percent. And that gap will only
,be increasing."
LPG has been used ror years
by American farmers lo power
agrltulturaJ equipment, Reins-
tein notes, addint that 90 per·
cent ol Wlnneba1o's vehJcJes are
bela1 equipped with LPG
ay1tems. He p.red.lcta that more
service stations will be1ln Hll-
lns LPG as .Aemand from
motorbome nnen and otben
lncreUe8.
J
Orange Coast DAILY t>tLOT/Saturday, February 28, 1981
Hostages ·view new lives
Few intend major change•
Af'WI .......
PLANNING BOOK
Kethryn Koob
LIKES AmAEMENT
Robert Ode
By Ute Auocla&H Prea
The past is lran.
The future is all over the
world. \
For the 52 Americans held
hostage In Iran for 444 days,
tomorrow means new assisn·
ments, new ideas and, in some
cases, new jobs. Some or the
servicemen plan to stay in the
military ; o thers envision
civilian careers. There are
books to be written, ap·
pearances to be made and offers
to consider.
Few of the former hostages
plan major chan1es in their
lives as a result of their ordeal,
but all are making adjustments.
KATHRYN KOOB OF Jessup,
Iowa, plans to keep her job as a
cultural officer with the Interna-
tional Communications Agency.
She says she wouldn't mind go-
ing overseas again -but she
also says she would be very
careful about picking the cowt-
lry. Miss Koob wants to write a
book about her experiences in
Iran. but has not made any firm
plans.
Robert Ode, 65, retired from
the State Department in 1976,
but accepted a temporary a:,-
signment that put him in the
U.S. Embassy on Nov. 4, 1979.
Ode's wife moved to the retire-
ment community of Sun City
West, Ariz., during his captivity
and he says, ·'Since . . . I have
a lovely home here and the golf
course right in front or me, I
don't think I will probably take
any assignments. at least not in
the foreseeable future."
Ode wants to travel. however.
"I've always been fascinated
by new places." he says. "We
may go to Europe next summer,
maybe Iceland. We're also going
to visit Mexico and I'd give my
eyeteeth to go to China."
MARINE SGT. STEVEN
Kirtley, 23, of Little Rock, Ark.,
will stay in the service until his
enlistment runs out Dec. 29.
"Then I'll go to school," he
says, probably at the University
or Arkansas.
He hasn't decided what he'll
study.
Richard Morefield, 51 , who
was consul-general in Iran, says
he is "ready to get back to
Washington and get back to
work. " He expects be will be
stationed in the United Slates for
a year.
"After that." Morefield says,
"I'll go wherever the president
wants me to go."
MICHAEL METRINKO or
Olyphant, Pa .. also will keep his
job with the government.
"I'm going back to work with
the foreign service . . . I have
no idea where they will assign
me. but ... I like the work. It's
what I want to keep on doing."
Barry Rosen, 36, a press al·
tache at the U.S. Embassy in
How they learned
Celebrities tell ·-
birds-bees tales
NEW YORK (AP) -Knowledge was more blissful than ig-
norance for Bob Hope when a girl in Cleveland not only told the
then-16-year-old about "it" but showed him, as well.
Anita Bryant never formally learned about "it." but "after
four kids. I guess I've learned." . . .
The comedian and the singer are among eight celebnt1es who
tell how they first learned the facts ~f life -and what they h~ve
told their children -in the March issue of Good House.keeping
magazine. . .
Hope recalls being away from home loo much to ~isc.~ss sex
with bis children, but wife Dolores reported one son saymg Great,
J can't wait" when told.
When one of Paul Newman's daughters needed stepmother
Joanne Woodward's permission to get a birth control device, an
open family discussion followed, Ms. Woodward said. .
And Shelley Winters, who got pregnant at 15\ll, said s.he
thought il was "because I was a bad girl, not because I ~ad had u~·
tercourse." She said she had an abortion and then agomzed over 1t
for years. •
She says s he told her own daughter about sex at the age or 8.
English translator needed
OLYMPIA, WASH . (AP) -
New rules issued by Washington
State agencies should be simply
written and easy to understand,
says state Rep. Bruce Addison
or West Seattle.
So be introduced the following
proposal:
"(1 > All rules adopted or
amended after the effective date
of this act, shall, when reasona-
ble ln the judgment of the rule·
making authority, achieve a
score or so or more in their
codified form on the Flesch
.reading ease test, as computed
.undersubsectlon 2 of this secl:lon.
·' < 2 ) The Flesch readine ease score for an lndlvldual code sec·
lion shall be computed as
follows: (a) divide the total
number ol words ln the aectlon
by tbe total number of senteneea
and multiply the result by 1.015:
(b) divide the totaJ number ol
syllables In the aeet.ton by t.be
total number or word• and multiply the result by M.8; (c)
1ubtract the sum ol tbe ftpn
achieved by <a> and (b) from
208.W . Tbla number 11 the
Fl9¥b readlq HH test ICOl'e ol ~
"
the section."
However, Addison's proposal
itself flunks the Flesch test.
scorin'-a 23. far below the
readability standard it would re-
.quire.
The readability book by
Rudolph Flesch, published in
1951 confirms that certain phra~es may be considered sen·
tences when computing a score.
Evangelist plam
sale of SD hotel
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Lesa
than three years alter his world
Evan1elism Inc. paid ST .S
million for the EJ Cortea Hotel,
evan1elllt Morris Cerullo says
be ii trying to sell lt for •·• million.
The 1'·1tory hotel on a
downtown bllltop wu eoeftl"t.td
Into C.UUO'• budquarten aad
school ol mlalatrJ. An an~
meat said tlae aclaool wlllell
train• preaebln1 teell• .... • wouW CODtlDue ............ I
~
Tehran, says he pr'obablJ wlll
accept a fellowship at.CohamMa
Univenlty. He says he'll cmcen-
trate oo Iranian studies althouab
he doesn't expect to be back in
the country "for a long time."
Jerry Plotkin, 47, a busi-
nessman from Sherman Oaks,
has received numerous business
offers and has signed up with tbe
International Creative Manaee·
ment Agency in Los Angeles.
said his attorney, Steven Klein.
The ag~ncy ~ill help Plotkift
work out a deal for the book he
plans to write.
KEVIN HEBMENING, 22, or
Cudahy, Wis., also a Marine
sergeant, has six months lo go
before his enlistment is up. He
plans to leave the service and go
lo the University or WiscorWn-
Milwaukee School of Architec·
lure.
Army Col. Charles Scott, 48, of
Stone Mo unta in , Ga ., bas
several options, according to
Col. Chris Crescioni, "".ho has
been acting as a spokesman for
the former hostage. Scott has 31
years in the Army and could re·
tire with maximum benefits. He
also could accept offers or posi·
tions at Fort Gillem or Fort
McPherson, near hi s home.
"As far as I know, he hasn't
made up his mind," said Cres-
cioni.
Marine Sgt. James Lopez, 22,
of Globe, Ar.i.z .. who helped buoy
the spirits or his fellow hostages
with political cartoons, plans to
put together a one-hour
documentary cartoon which he
hopes to market this s pring for
broadcast on network or public
television.
"l 'VE BEEN DRAWING pie·
tures and cartoons as long as I
can remember." s ays Lopez.
"This is really like a dream
come true. I don't ca re if we
ma ke any money on it. I'm just
having run."
But. says Lopez, who has a
year to go on his lour or duty,
"I'm still a Marine." He says he
wants to be an embassy guard
as he was in Iran -but pre-
ferably in Australia or Norwav.
......... \
Af'WI...,... ..
THOROUGH LESSON
Bob Hope
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Ot'ay Co•t OAtL Y ,.LOTIS.turday, Februa~e. 1981
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$426,000 loan including 12>/40/o for 30
years. Asking $659,000. Offe r your
down. Who knows? The owner m ay
even ca rry more .
JACOBS REAL TY
675·6670
2919 Newport 11¥d.. ...... JOlll
MAMA'S
GOHETO
CHICAGO
Giant 4 Bdrm beauty.
located ne ar Or anj.(e
County's most popular
s hopping center This
2UNITS
$94,900
Super investment! Two
2·8dnn units, one with
fi replace! Curre nt in
com S740 mo. Hurry.
this wonl'l last . 646·7171
THE REAL ESTATERS ~ lovely home as located
on a quiet cul de sac The
home is a fo rmer model Ho..sforS• and s hows like one
•••••••••••••••••••••••! SEA COVE Huge rooms thruout. bil! TERMS, TERMS ~....,... I 0021 PROPERTIES living room. ankle deep
•••• E ••• A •• ·u· •• T. ·,· .F •• ·u· .L. ·I ~~7 !!!' 4!!!·~63!!!!J .!!!6!!!9!!!9~~1 plush pile carpets Space age kitchen. bil! bdrms.
park-like grounds w ith
To BEHOLD I. e ntertain e rs de lig ht
back yud. Decorative
MESA ¥EIDE STOP!! rocks. rolling hills and a
A large Clpitomized Bue-Take time lo relax and solar heated pool. This
cola built char m in ii 4 shop al home . u ·s simple unique home is priced
Bdnn home withforma l w i t h Daily P ilot w a y be low m a rkrt
dining rm .. family rm .. 2 Classified Ads. And if Seller must sell. Take
baths. 3 car garage. you have something to advantage. call now !
burgler a larm syste m . sell, call a frie ndly #• t~rr:r.~~~~~~!i:t; ~~~,.:v· ... ~· FMf@irul
ing $242.900. Cull to see. ........ __ --••-•• ., Clyde~r.~~~ Rltr HOUH DON-J LIKE
w .......... h .... ls
now off•rlng 90°/o
cOll'lll'll11lon to
llc..ect agents.
•No desk fees
•No phone fees
•No advertising fees
We belong to fi ve multi·
pie boards. Call for an
appointment. As k fo r
John. 54().3666 I
LAGUNA HILLS I
Fantastic view lot with 4
Bdrm home. Priced at
on ly $125.500 Cal l
536-9311
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
CdM
COTIAGE
$175,000
2 Bdrm charmer ' Wood
burning fireplace. step-
saver kitchen. High as
sumable 1st TD. Owner
w i ll h e lp fia n a n ce
67J.8S50
THEREAL ESTATERS
A Flctlllou• Buelnen
Nem• St•temenl llled
with th• County Clerk I•
v•lld for flw Y••r• 1ner which lime continuing
bueln••M• mu1t reflle.
Publlc•tlon 11 nece• .. ry
o n ly If t h e r e •r •
ch•ngH. C•ll the L•g•I
Oepu lment •I l h• DAILY P ILOT to r
I nf ormation e n d
n•c•H•fY IOfms.
Advertisers may place TRAFflC 7
1heir ads by telephone Come and see this lovely
8.00 a.m to s·:io p.m 3 Bdrm home with many ~t~n~t~~~u~~:;>' extras. locat ed on a quiet cul-d e-sac. Only
$1 20 .000. C all n o w
979.s;rro
COSTA MF:SA OF'F'ICE
330 W Ray • M2·S6i8
ll U!llTINGTON REACll rnns Be:oeh Blvd
j40.IZ20
LAGUNA BEACH
11127 N Coasl llwy
Laguna lleach •~·9466
NORTll COllNTY doaJ rr...-s.o 122Cl
CLASS..
DIAIM.MS lleadline for t'OP>' & kills
•~ S 311 p m the d "Y bef<HP publi ealo un.
ex eept for Sunday & Monday f;d1110ns when d<"adhne is S•lurtlay. 12
noon
CU.""llD
IMUU.TIOHS t: H H OHS Adver11sers shoul d ('h('('k their lid>
dull> & report errors 1mmt·d1att•IV Tll E
flt\ 11. Y Pll.<Jr as~umPJI
l1ub1l1tv ror lh(' fir~t
rnrnrn1<'t tnscrtinn nnly
CAsn:t.LATHINS When kolhnJI an ad be
sur~ to make a record or ahe K I LL N U M 8 t:R
JtlVPn you hy your ad taker as receipt nf your r anerllat1on This kill numb e r mus l be
pre se nt~d by the
ad,fer&LSer 1n r:.se nl a dispute
C MH' t:l.l.ATI ON 0 R
l"OR HFX.llON Ot' NEW
Al> R F.FOHF.
HUNNING
f.~t>ry effort b m11de to kill or eorret'I a n•»• ad th;11 1\1>> be ... n ordert'fl. but wt• 1•anno1 1tuar:in1ee
lo do so un111 the ad ha~ appean-d in th~ paper
IHM F. A l.l'l:E ADS l;ht•st• uds nri· ~lr1rtly ra~h "' :.uh·urwt> hv ma1t
•>r ut uo\' on~ ,)r nur •!ffh·e~ NO phon~ ord('r. n ... adl111e 3 ,, m t'r1day
Cnsl a ~1 .. sa offirl' & 12 noon al all hronc h
urrires T llf: OAl l.V l'I LOT
re•erves the ro'tlh• 10 da•slfy. t'll11 rensor of
rl.'fu •e an y l\ ad\ 1•rt1seml'nt nnil lo
rhange 11 s rates tt regulollons wllhout prior nohre
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
ASSUME
$65,000 VA
That's r ight ! S65.000
8~~ VA loan. To tal
payments 1654. 3 Bdrm,
2 bath, com er lot for
privacy. Owne r may
carry some financin it.
$99.950 total price. Act
now ! 546-2313
OPIH Sat/S.. 1-4
2044 Oc.-ll•d
2 Bdrm, l·bath collage.
Beam ceiling. frplc. 3
car parking. PriC'ed at
$295.000.
associated
81101<(11'> llEllLTOllS
l d 'lh 601tro frl'l lt..&t
IENTTIL YOUIS
Only SJ .185 per mo.
Very. very very lo down
payment. Beaut. 3 Bdrm
pool home. Ter rific loca-
tion. Call 536·9311
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
Uttt.111'4J!!
Classified Ads are really
small "people lo people"
sales calls with big re·
adersb.ip and big results!
To place your classified
ad, callt.oday M2·5671.
Super 4 Br. 2 Ba in pre·
st igious Seawind P vt
s wim & te nnis l'lub
Priced to sell at $269.900.
C a ll n o w. No rm or
Kasey Mc K i nl ey ,
631·12E6.
l:i~~I~
REALTORS
2BDRM
PRACTICALLY FREE
$68,900. If you have little
cash and are looking for
a golden opportunit y to
o wn your own hom e .
don't wait , this is it! This
lovely condom inium is a
2 Bdnn. very clean and
neat . and located in a
quiet a r ea. Approx·
imately S2.950 down a nd
owner will car ry 2nd
with s mall pa ym ents
Call now for all the de -
tails. 752·1700
THE REAL ESTATERS
JUST LISTED!
IAYRONT
()peft s-ctay I ·5 U llcAoa Coves
BOAT SLIP-SAN D Y
BEACH + large 3 bdrm 1 & den. 2 bath home &
much more! S525. 000'
Owner/Agent 673·9J87.
OCEAN t'72 lloclcs
Open Sat/Sun 1·5
203 41 tt Street
Owner has bou~ht a new
home & is most anxious
for q uick sale. Warm
cozy dollhouse ~ 2 bdrm .
2 car garaJ?e + extra
parking. Land included
al $179,500' But · sumbil
your offer.
lcAoa lay Prop.
lealtors
•675-7060•
IA YFROMT /DOCK
Dover se.or-1 6 SOK
3 br. 2 ba. easily expan-
dable, favorable financ-
ing. Open Sat/Sun 1-5.
400 Morning Star Ln.
Owner, 642-5857
$129,500
NEWPORT
llACH
2 Bdr m t o wnh om e ,
private, s ho ws like a model. Good term s .
546·2313
THE REAL ESTATERS
642 ... 321
(irt.S32
CU SWl9
MA .... ADNISS
P 0 Boll ISliO.
t'Ol'lt& Men
112626 HARBOR VIEW HOME
0 h OrtOl\0-i.tten of ....
fovt •«Olllllled WO<dl ti.-
low 10 Ion" four ~mpi. WO<dl I RI G LAC 1 I 12 I I I
I VYEOC I I' I I I 1
.... ....
I G U T N S 11 II'• harc:I to unc:lerttand what
I' I' I I m1k11 ~pie tick. The 11me · . . . . z kid• who rell.IH to H I t pln1ch
....--------grow up ind 111nd In llne to
( I~ ul PIT "1 v I j;;~~ .~~::;..~ .............. ,_..._ .... , .......
Move your fa mily right in to this
well located 5 bdrm home on the
nature pa rk in popula r Harbor View
Homes. Large lot with kid's s ize
e n closed y a rd . convenie n t to
everything. Book lined family rm.
with wet ba r and brick fireplace. 3
car garage. An excellent value at
$329,750, submit on terms. Ol:>en Sun.
1 to5. See 1816 Newport Hilfs Drive,
N.B.
REALTORS
'75-5511
MIW .. MISA YmDI
Spec ... C 4 .. Cw J+ ... JI(• ..... , ................ nh....,•• ......
law It .,as• la ... --. CALL
OUICICI nil -..... lmlt 124',IOO.
·: .•
~ . ~; ;·
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2515 E. C..t Hwy •• C--.. W.
675-5511 ... .
HORSE PROPERTY. t + acre w t lge home +
guest house or intomc. Pool, spa. corral, etc.
Prestigious a rea & xlnt.term.o;,
LOCATION & TERMS. Lovely 4 Bdrm. 21"
ba home. Walk to med ical m lr. hospita l. schls,
shops. park. P riced a t only $169.500.
PALM SPRINGS. Rt>lirc. rent or recreate
w lovely 2 Bdrm fully furn condo Low dn + owe
For your investment net'ds. your ruture is our
concern Call Lynne or Rill. Allstate Rltrs 962-
9311
* * * Chartette Paisner FIXER
COSTA MESA
,. .
957 Goldenrod Rd
Cosl1 Mesa
You arc the winne r or
4 free tickeh
1Sl4 value ). to ...........
loatShow
Mar.4thruMar 8
Anaheim Convent1oh
Center
Needs TLC. Covered en · '
try way. leads to vaulted
ceilinged living room. '
Wood burning fireplace.
Huge country kitchen ..
fam i ly r oom a r e a
O verlooks co ve r e d
patio. pool and spa. A
bargain at Sl28,500. Ca ll I tiiha l Call 642-5678. ext. 272 to
claim your tickets .
* * *
IACKIAYVIEW
l&OWMARKn
This beautiful view pro-
perty in Newport as
priced below m arke t
value a nd be low a p
praasal S p ace afi(e
kitchen with breakfast
I ~ ,
.... , ... "" t. l a rea Huge li ving room. $749,000 )
lana i wa t h vae ". r · M•wport W ahrfrORt ~ ir e place an d o p e n Lar"esl noorplan. view. ,. beamed cathedr al ceil "' ings. Hide-a-way m aster slip rights.
suite, separate childrens JAMES E. GOULD i
wing. Dash lo the pool 631-1 SlZ ~
Call today for details !~~~~~~~~~~;, Owner highly motivated r
a nd will work with very 12°/o DOWN l
creative financing. Call Buys this 2 + den home ~
752·1700 6 months new. double ~
THE REAL
ESTATERS
IFYOU.
ha ve a service to orrer or
goods lo sell. place an ad
in the Dai l y Pi lo t
Classified Section
Phone 642-5678.
iron g a t e d e ntr y .:
cathedral ceilings. brkk
f i repla ce. go urm e t
kitchen. French doors to .
patio Own e r will !
fin ance . $17 9 .000 •
673-8550
THE REAL ESTATERS
BI G CA N YO N . P rime view
buildjng s ite on golf course. Plans
included . Reduced $100,000 with
terms ava il a ble. Sl , 100.000.
NEW CUSTOM HOME ON BAY.
Next to s andy beaches. Enjoy the
beautiful v ie w o f the ocean 's
coas tline . Qua lity construction.
You r own private boat d ock
included. We'll match this home in
price against anything in Newport
Beach . $1 ,295,000.
Open Sat a nd Sunday 12-4.
2274 Channe l Rd, Balboa Penin.
Price a nd terms negotia ble .
Ca ll Da n Bibb. ·~
67~2JI I
Pete Barrett RealW
presents
MIWPOltT HEtfiHTS.....W usn ...
New on the m a rket ! Fresh a s a
daisy -cheerful too! Best location
for you. See this new listing -it's a
3 Bdrm home offered al $189,500.
1!2 Full,._ Ant) W/Sm l·I
COMI SH THIS MIWPOn HOMI
CUstom well built in CUU Haven, S
B<lrrns and 4 baths, pool, large
dining room and living rooms .
Perfect ror e ntertalning and
IJ'8CJous living.
111 Clff Dr. 0,.. W/Sm l·I
; .. ~·.·
PET BARRETI REAlTY
i ; c
!
BEST IN BLUFFS
LAAWT I LIVM. IMUTY. End W\lt,
quiet rul·de·aac:. lllOO 1q fl. Most
wanted PAULA PLAN. 3 Bdrma, 2
balhl, lar1t-ma1ter bedroom suite wi th
1ittm.a room r lnest q\&Mlaty up1radu.
tnc'h.adine A ~fH'lo ed priv•le patios
Bri1ht kHrhe n him rru $295,000
mrludinathe lund
OflNUT/IUIM 1·4 4J60MOA
COH V. Onellel
llAU"nllUl J bdrm. i!1 :1 l>MU•, lYOO sq ft
lhghly u.,grnded Natural colors
throughout S23S.OOO Ap(t only.
HELEN B. DOWD
ltlALTotl, INC. 644-0134
Litt & l wy Witt. Ta.. llrper+t
OCEAN VIEW ClllXIS
PllCID NOM
$1 U ,SOO to $172.500
A few choice new condos in the
Sunset Bluffs Tract are available
with ocean views in th~ newly ·
developed area of Pacific Bluffs.
Si n ~l e & double level condos
available . Security gate guarded
commu n ity schedu l ed fo r
completion next month. lOo/" down
to qualified buyers. Also 3 c hoice 2
story condos priced from $137.000 to
$139.000.
OPEH SAT /SUH I ·5
SUNSE't ILIJFFS 'l'RACT
2 15 7 Pacific A••·· Costa MHa
COH Victoria, Mer lrooldllntl
,.,,. .... Y. HAI.Toa
2602 ... ..,.. llYd.., ... ..,.. ....
675-tl 11 24 Moua SIRVICI
SPYGLASS SPECIALS
LOOK AT THE FtNANCIMGI
Owner will Carry. AlTD with only
15'i( down on this 4 bedroom home.
$495.000 A p~intment only
WOULD YOU IB.11¥17
A 5 bedroom Southport for only
$539,500'! with pool a nd jacuz zi?
When you see it. you will believe it!
Appointment only .
SO MANY PLUSES++++ Spe<:ta t ular ni ghtlight and ocean
views. This 7 bedroom includes -2
be droo m g u est s uite, stud y.
playroom and family room. Master
bedroom s uite has a separate
jatuzzi. $879.500.
Open Sunday 1-4 pm
7 Bodega Bay
A TTEMTION IUILDIRS One of the last remaining VIEW
lots in Spyglass. Only $725.000.
RCTaylorCo
640-9900
UIO ISLE
10% DOWN
lmm.idi•t• occupanry•
No quallrylna Seller
will hl'lp finance 4
8drm11, 4 bath111. den,
f ireplace in motrr
aulll' N•w c.rpetln• .,
paint &lvvuahout
0,..W/S-1-4
Zit Ya.Mice
&.w.hle
HMllJ
Sl 12,000
COLLIGIPAIK
Assume large loan .
$112,000. 3 Bdrm 2 bath.
expanded family room .
wetbar. fireplace and
p00I. $136.000. Call for
more details. 546-2313
THE ~EAL
ESTATE:RS
... .,.,.c,..1
Super sha rp 3 Bdrm 2~
Ba. pool. tennis. Walk to
beach. Good assumable
loan. Askin Sl89.SOO
New house. 3Br. 2Ba,
Crplc. A/C, & bit ins. Dbl
garage . Attractively
priced. 714-621 ·3739.
EASTILUFFS
Large S Bdrm 3 bath,
formal dining plus love·
ly kitchen breakfast
room View or lights.
GREAT POTENTIAt,
price is riRht
2921 CATALPA
OPF.NSAT SllN 1·5
CdMDUPLEX
REDUCED SI 0.000
South of PCH duplex in
Corona del Mar. 2 years
n e w. 4 Bdrms with
master hide-away (in·
cludinR fireplace: spa )
owners unit. PLUS. 2
Bdrm. 2 bath u n it
Oversized garage ror
autos and toys + + +
very high assumable
loan and creative owner
ready to bargain . Call
NOW for appointment
~
SEA COVE PROPERTIES
7 14-631-6990
$5,500
pul'I you into your own 4
Bdrm. A/C home. 12
7/8'7. financing. Call for
d e tail s o n ou r
"TICKET" program
•
RED CARPET
754-1202
PARKSIDE
PERFECT
WILSON PARK
CONDOMINIUMS
NOW SELLING
Prices s ubjecl ro
change as of Morch I. 1981
Check These Ameneties
Harbor Area's Super Buy
v'; Loc.tlon -Te rrific
v Sia -1850 -.q. ft.
../ Doubt• G•r•g•• w/Ope ner ~ Micro Oven -DlahwHher
v TrHh Compector
../ Air Conditioning ~ Huge W•lk·ln CloHt•
v Cement DrlvH
./ Pool & Jacuul
W•rd lnve1tment
Sain Offtce 714-a1-IOU
11:00-1:00 p.m. ...........
ColtlMeM
FROM
5 124,500
San Diego Fwy.
BakefSt.
Adame Ave .. !
I Fair Or . I I Wlleon )
~~ ~ WhonSt !l
Now·s THE TIME
TO BUY!
Interest rates are high on ne w loans
but why gel a new loan when many
sellers today will finance the sale
themselves at a reasonable rate or
interest. We have a dozen listings of
quality properties in the Harbor area
that feature owner financing. So save
on loan fees and high interest rates.
Buy now. Call us for more informat ion
on how to save money on buying a
home.
BIG CANYON ON 611.F COORSE
Cust om 5 Bd rm . 4 1/2 baths, 4
fireplaces. indoor spa . fire pit and
much more. Construction is lathe and
plaster.
OHM SAT & SUN 1-5
7 loyal St. Geonp load
Robt. L H.U.y, Ur. 644-4455
~ li)®_@!J~~!'-'•
-GOLF COURSE IEAUTY.
&ecutin hom• 4 br, 3 ba, fwmal
cln "" & • fam nn. llacU to IMautiful 901f courH. L~ lot
w/M,.ate playyard. lle1RDd1lld
wtchift • MW appliClllCft. A '"' JwMW!
-llG CAHYOH OHLY
$435,000. Dra.,.atic Htryway
.... to this lo••ly lcp l br, 2'/:a
ba ................. 11.""&fonlllll
cln ""' Wais of t)ICIH IMd to brtd& patios. Pric.d ....,. tht _...
W /Hceleftt fht.cilM).
-IRIHG YOUR PAIHT-SAVE
YOUR SS$. This spaclam f-"v
.._. Is a real 1hal & wow't lalf!
Located ht cholu CorollCI .. Ms
cocu•uulity. Enhr thrv loYety lcle
courtyard. 4 Ir, 3 ba, ...........
"" & kJe fCllft ""· St.Id • tht ~i:J & look at th. oc••· .. $395,000.
-GREAT SUMMER
REHTAL·VIEW VIEW VIEW. 2 Ir
at Pro.,.ontory Poh1t f•lly
funti .... d. A vall. April I st ttw9
.... list at SIOOO ..o.
c::;:::; SELECT
I PROPERTIES
CHAIM, PllCI. 111MS Appealing to the pocketbook as well
as the eye. The vast improvements
in this older home m ake it a delight
to live in. And at a price gratifying to
the most careful buyer at $110.000.
Call for term s & det ails. 556-2660.
llG4 Well planned 2-sty home with formal
dining and family room, central air
w /purifier and a n inviting spa.
Features include custom draperies,
thick carpeting arid a seller anxious
to sell. P riced below market at
$168,00. 751-3191.
WHAT A V ALUll Lowest priced townho m e i n
University Park./Deane home. 2
Bdrm 2 Ba s ing le story home .
Assume existi:-. 1 $59,900 loan and
owner will help finance the balance.
Great location. Call 556-2660.
MISA WOODS
Bright. airy 4 Bdrm pool home with
spa & rew s teps from the master
suite . Dual fi replace between family
room and conversation pit, this
home m akes ente rtaining a delight.
Full price $183,000. Call 751·3191
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HAllOI VllW Hl&U-1471,000
A 1A11 '1tlLLSIOlouew' MOO&
Impressive front elevation to this ~st ate._li k e S -b e d roo~. 2-stor y Lusk·bwlt hom e . Dramat.1c entrance
hall with va~Jt.ed ceilj.ng, l~rge living rm, formal dmmg rm, spacious fa mily
rm, & lovely master ~·te with private dressing rm & bath us deck for sun
bathing off ms tr BR. o fireplaces a
separate utility r m & 3-car gar age.
Surprise: a gorgeous large pool in a
woodsy rear yard. A ~eal family
home.
1206 IEY WIST <>PIH SUM 1 ·5
llG CANYON
A FAIULOUS ''VEISAIUIS" SIZS,000
Dean e H o m es largest & most
spectacular m odel & situated on the
largest lot of Deane Homes. A glorious
view looking thr u a lovely yard (with
tall trees) to the Bi.g Canyon golf
course. Huge patio surrounds the lge
pool & spa + the sweetest gazebo ever
(even has a lovely chandelier). Gated
entry to t h e front courtyd with fo!-ffita~n. Marble floor in foyer with
gbttermg crystal chandelier. 4 BR, den & form DR. "'
•
UHFORGnT AIU VIEW
llVIME nllACl-4795,000
Front row! Fabulous view of Catalina
oceal'_l, ba.ys & bright Lights. Best 'vie~
l<?Cation m ~ewport Beach. What a sight fro~ Jetty to Pa los Verdes! Custom built 4 bdrm home w/family
room & for mal dining. Beautiful new
landsca ping on rear terrace & slope.
3-Car ga r age. room for p ool ,
Leasehold.
WISLEY M. TAYLOI CO., REALTotlS
2111 S-J ........ load
.NE-WPOl-~IT~ CEMTH, N.I. 644-49 I 0 .. .
....-...-....~ .............
EASTILUFF -WK
3 Bdrm . Famii y room . Larg e
assumable loan 11' 4 '/,. Fee land.
2127 Aralia -$279,500
Open Sat. and S-. 2-5
Best Buy in Best Area !
Jacque or Chris 631-7300
I ROKER
j.;
V...t • ..., .. riqht iul! Totally MW
luulw. ..ct CMlf. 3 ~ 3 bath. ... ......, "°°"' + diMMJ ""' Steps to boy ... beach. $465,000.
W ATERFRONT HOMES.1't
RI Al f"-TATI
315 Ma,,ne Ave
Balboa Island
HEMIOLDT ISLAND! Spectacular
4BR home w 122· x 28' game room
on 128' of water frontage w/dockage
f or 80 ' yac h t . Sec l u d e d
hydrotheraphy pool. $1,475,000.
Bethany Olenik 642-8235. CD-12)
IALIOA ISLAND -HEAi IAYI
Enchanting English-style bungalow
w/3BRS & custom features all for
· $375,000 fee . Di ck Halderm a n
642-8235. <D-13)
LAICH FAMILY HOME! Spaciously
built custom home in Baycrest.
5BRS, family rm and terrific pool
and outdoor e ntertainment area.
Owner wi ll assist with financing.
$439,500. Tom Allinson or Terry
Hanes 642-8235. CD-14)
COOPHATIVE OWNB! Great 2BR
Big Canyon townhome. $225.000.
Moti va ted seller. Coby War d
642-8235. ( D-15)
JJID STIEET IEACH DUPLIXI Newly
listed duplex in great location. Wa lk
to s hops a nd beach . $190,000.
Barbara Gothard 642-8235. (D-16)
DC~ONAL IUY ON UDO ISUI
4BR hom e w /cen ter courtyard,
French doors. ha rdwood floors,
beam ceilings. St reet to street
location on lot and a half. 3·car
ga r age . $495 ,0 00 in c l. la nd.
Young/l m bem ino 642-8235. <D-17)
711-1414 111 .. 1•
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NEWPORT BE.Aai, CA. 640-0020
3 bdrms, 21h -i' baths, briaht end unit
Franciscan. Custom kitchen, security
system. Delightful patio fronts on 5
acres of meticulous ly ma nicured
greenbelt -'Bluf!s li~ at its best.
0pen Sat & Sun l·S. S29 V1Sta Fiora.
Popular Anit a Plan. 1 level. 3 bdrm, 2
bath. Excellent assumable financing
C.Om er Jot for added privacy. $164,900.
Open today l·S. 1951 San Bruno.
We tllw:r. INlft .. llett u.....,. ........ ,,tees!
JUST LISTED!
A cute little cottage away from the
rest or the world -or so it seems.
Located in a choice North Laguna
Beach location just a few blocks
from the ocean. A large lot with lawn
and beautiful trees. Very private.
Plus a 1 bdrm cottage with r1replace
and beam ceilings. Set among
homes costing much , much more. A real buy at $325,000 .
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LIHDA ISLE
6br. 7ba, the mos t excit. estate
on Linda Isle. Wine cellar,
game rm., in /out dr. pool &
spa. Unequal basin vu, dk for ss· yacht. 3.1 million . For appt
Bob & Dovie Koop. 631-1266
LIHDA ISLE
Sbr, 5ba , huge master ste.
beau. li te decor, formal din.,
bes t buy on Lin da at 1.1
million . Bob & Dovie Koop.
631-1266
OCEAH VIEW DOVER SHORES
4br. 4ba. fab vu from this xtra
lg. bluff lot. pool. spa, party
hm. $5 .0K exist fin. asking
S725K fee. Bob & Dovie Koop.
631·1266
WATllNOHT IOAT DOCK
3br. 3ba. 3yrs old . new spa,
huge master s te . w/bay vu.
Sell at $525K 1st T.D. $Z74K a t
11.5% ass um . Bob & Dovie
631 -1266
..wPotlT IEACH IEPOSSISSIOM
3br. 2ba, RV acc .. rm for lrg
pool. Take over opt for $5000.
My loss you r gain. $159K. Bob
& Dovie Koop. 631-1266
HUMTIMCiTOH HAUOR
2br, 21hba. very sharp condo.
$142K . Bob & Dovie Koop.
631-1266
CAMIO SHOii LIASI
4br, 3ba, fr. pool, ocean view,
3pri beaches. Sl ,900/mo. Bob &
Dovie Koop. 631-1266
ORANGE & AVOCA~O IAMCH
78 Ac. sub . d iv. lllap complete,
4 sep. parcels ; sell all or part.
heavy producing . Bob or Dovie
Koop. 631-1266
HHITAGE PAii CONDO
OWHH WILL CADY
3bdrm. l lh ba condo in I rvine.
19% dn wi ll buy it. Community
park " pool. $106,900. Jerry
Jones. 631-1266
COM DUPUX I OOG/e PINAHCI ...
By seller on all-inclusive T.D.
at 14 'h% ! Buyer pays closirt1
costs for both parties. Full
price just $325,000. Int . only.
H urry -call J im Davu
760-1743. 759-1221
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PAMILY HOtie
Large 3 bedroom with trench
doors that open to large gruay
yard. assuma ble loan d $88,000
at 13~%. Call J im Davis at
760-1743
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QUID BEACHFRONT Lll:ATION
UDUCED TO $591,000. I~ l
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..... FINANCE!
EXCEPTIONAL HILLTOP ESTATE flrftffcJiout Hart.or Rkllp _..._ with
110 VU of lflJ, Oce• & .... IHJllits.
t .... liffc...t cploffty & .._. •au gin ut
this S 700 141-ft. rniclece. SHI ..._ to
Mlect yow ow. decor for tllll _...
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NEWPORT AXER
GtGAttrlC LOT WITH,.... to •...-cl
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t.cks • to ..._.. wall. A ch••• wftlt .,, • ......,for profit. $265,000.
NEWPORT CUSTOM WITH POOL
<Mslandlllg 3 Mel, z .... wftlt ..... ""'
co•encl lwcje patio. SpoMnt ...t priced
to .... $197,500. 631-1400.
WARMTH & PERFECTIOM-l.100
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S'65,000. '31-t 400.
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WATERFRONT HOMES, INC
REAL ESTATE
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2438WCoasttiwy 631•1400 Newpof1 S.ach
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If you like extensive use ol wood,
brick & stone. see this Botzenhardt
custom built 4 bdrm, 3 ~ bath
m 1uterpiece. Master bdrm has
firep!ace lounging area. wet bar & . jacuzzi. Skyligtited kitchen with every
mOliern convenien ce including a
built.in refrigerator/freezer & BBQ.
Ocean & harbor view from the living
room, dining room, kitchen1 family room. master bdrm & swimmmg pool.
Owner will entertain trade offers for
local property or sell with a large
A.J.T.D. to qualified buyer.
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OfflllD AT SI ,491,000
'OPIN HOUSI SUMDA Y I ·I CMo tlpl
#I MUii 11.ACH CIRCLE
CorOHdtl..._.
760-1111
ASK FOR BOB
mE
110111 ILlllS CD.
OVER 55 YEARS Of SERVICE
44 FARRAGUT
IRVIMI
OPIH SAT 1-5 Assumable Loans. Owner Will Carry
Financing Or All Inclusive Trust Deed.
Excellent Four Bedroom Home In
Northwoods. Only Two Years Old. Sparkling
Pool With Waterrall & Spa. Upgraded
Earthtone Decor . You're Welcome To
Inspect. $190,000.
2745 VISTA u..aou
ILUffS
OPEN SAT 1-5
First Time Listed. Tastefully Decorated "Q" Plan With Cozy Conversation Pit &
Spacious Living/Dining Room Area. Ideal
Location With Large Enclosed Patio On
Greenbelt Near Pool & Tennis Club. Perfect Home For Entertaining! $239,900 .
341 PEACH TR& LANE
IACIC IAY
OPEN SAT 1-5
New Listing. Quiet Cul-de-Sac Location. Three Bedrooms Plus Large Music
Conservatory -Could Be Bonus Room. Great Nei~hborhood . Appraised By
Professionals. Probate Sale. Only $189,000.
11 llG DI,,.
MIWPORT TllRACI
OPEM SAT 1-5
Smart Three Bedroom Condo Located Away From The Crowd ln Quiet Newport
Beach Community. Decorator Walls,
Window & Carpet Coverings. Wonderful
Tranquil Area. $135,500. Available For
Lease, $750/Month.
44MAYAUI
RANCHO SAM JOA9U1H VILLAS
~SAT 1·5 Award Winning Design. Two Bedrooms & Den Condo. Practically New. Smartly
Decorated. Patio, Front Deck & Community
Pool. Adult Community. $185,000.
CREA TIYE FtMAMClt«i
IUY OF THE WEB
Create Your Own Financing On This Two
Bedroom, l~ Bath Condo In One()( Newport Beach's Most Elegant Gate-Guarded Com·
munities. Neutr al Decor. Shown By
Appointment. $149.000.
IAYFtlOMT WITH DOCIC
Gorgeous Modern Home With Imported
Antique Details Throughout. Handsome
Wooden Mantels. Huge "Carved Wood"
Antique Pub. So Many Special Amenities .
Automatic Sprinklers. Air Conditioning, Security System. Professionally decorated &
Professionally Landscaped. Dock For 40-Foot Boat. Private Beach . By
Appointme.nt Only. Sl ,600,000.
LIDO ISU Easy Financing. Near Community
Beaches, Clubhouse & Tennis. Quiet Comer
Lot With Traditional Three Bedrooms, Plus
Great Guest Quarters With Bath & Bar, Or
Billiard Size Recreation Room. Beautifully
Landsuped Lanai & Patio. Expandable 1*>l. ~.ooo.
MESA YEIDE -llST IUY
No Question, Thia Is One ()( The Finest
Buys 1n The Area. Lovely Four Bedroom
Home On Large Corner Lot. Completely Remodeled. Large Assumable Loan. Submit
otren. Only S145.ooo.
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DOYB SHOllS -Spotless, 4bdrm, 4
ba -overlooking the back bay -with
private beaches -$510,000 . . . A
listing of Pat Merry.
SUPER HOUSE! Cameo Shores, 4bdrm.
study, view, pool and spa, incredible
at $675,000 ... A listing of Jacqueline
Pearson .
HARIOR VIEW HOMES PALHMO-
Expanded to 7 bdrms, 31h baths, fam.
rm., attractive decor, privacy, family
neighborhood. $395,000 Fee ... A
listing of Sara Marvin.
ANYTIME VIEWS! 4 bdrm., 21h bath
home on large lot in Harbor View
Hills. Views of ocean, bay and night
lights! Just $425,000 ... A listing of
Tom Boland.
WARMTH AHD SOPHISTICATION-3
bdrm., 2 bath on Spyglass. Spacious
and open. Assume 1st T.D. at 121/2%. A
value at $535,000 ... A listing of
JoAnne Perkins.
WOHDER OF WESTCUFf-Beautifully
developed and maintained 3 bdrm., 2
ba., pool and s pa, countless quality
features. $297 .500 ... A listing of
Nadine Crout.
REALTORS. 675·6000
2443 uat CoHt Hl9h,uy. Corona del Mar
WI HAVI 4J o• THI llST u~s ... TOWM
Town (ff Counlry ~ REALTOR0 ~ 552-1800
TALK OF THE TOWN
You can see forever from this
high on the hill ''Heather"
Turtlerock townhome. Room to
spare with 4 bdrms & 3 ba. Many,
many upgrades with plush carpets,
plantation shutters & ceramic tile.
A true dream castle . A wise
investment at $320,000. Open Sat.
1-5 at 12 Canyon Ridge.
CUL DE SAC-PARK Lll:ATION
Sparkling 3 Bdrm home with
formal dining room, atrium,
breakfast area and utility room.
Features include cheery frplc, new
carpets thru-out and attach. 2 car
garage . Association pool &
clubhouse. $159,500. Open Sat. 1·5 at
5292 Thorn Tree.
WOODBRIDGE C0Noo
Bright and airy 2 Bdrm cqndo
with den. Freshly painted, rooniy &
very private. Just steps to lake and
pooi. In gated community of
Woodbridge. Arbor Lake. Call for
financing details on assum. loan.
$164,500. Open Sat/Sunday 1-5 at 42
Lakeview.
VIEW PLUS LOW PRICE
Lowest priced unit in Rancho San
Joaquin. San Mateo model. 2 Bdrm,
2 ba. $152,500. Open Sat/Sunday 1·5
at 13 Lago Sud.
ASSUME 11%% LOAN
On this beautiful 5 Bdrm
Kensington in University Park.
Secluded on prime cuJ.de-sac lot.
Many upgrades. $235,900. Open
Sat/Sun 1·5, 5021 Corkwood.
Tfjo (ff Counlry
REt\LTOR0
552-1800
Dalebout
Bay&Beach
Real Estate
REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949
OPEN $AT & SUN 1·5
C-OM-1 WITH US ••• TO IAYCllST. Just ~Hsted-1 1 fascinating three bedroom home . Three baths . 1
Cathedral ceilin gs in living room and dining room. 1
' Raised hearth stone fireplace. Skylighted breakfast 1
' room, overlooking patio and garden. Huge back yard, 1
1 ample room for pool and putting green. t
ZOltSHll"WAY LAME ••• OPIH SAT ONLY .... $320,000 '-_. -------.
,: .
COME WITH US •.. TO DOYEi SHORES. Great oppor tunity!
Probate sale. Executor is eager to sell. Four bedroom
home. Dining room and den. Pool size yard. .
1441 GALAXY DllYE .............................. S 420.000
COME WITH US ••• TO CORONA DEL MAI. Fantastic
location. Just four houses from Ocean Blvd. Your
investment will be well placed, both in money and
enjoyment. If you like the ocean, view and the relaxation
of the beach. Three bedrooms. Formal dining room. Den.
Z 15 IRIS AVE •••••..••...•••••••....•..••••••••..•• S 395,000
COME WITH US ••• TO NEWPORT HEIGHTS. Custom three
bedroom home. Family room with wet bar. The quality
speaks for itself. Owner will carry complete financing.
Down payment quite flexible to Qualified buyer. Bay view!
421 SAM IERMARDIHO ......... <>PIH DAILY ....... $360,000
COME WITH US .•• TO EAS'RLUFf. Did you ever see an
owner walk away from a car without looking back?
This lovely Cape Cod home will give you the same urge .
Three spacious bedrooms. Family room with cozy fireplace.
Freshly decorated both inside and out. All rooms overlook
luxuriant garden.
2127 ARAL-IA ........... You OWll TM Lcmd .......... $277,500
COME WITH US •.. TO WESTCLIFF. Immaculate, bright.
cheery three bedroom home. Spacious open floor plan.
Outdoor living -dining area. Free form pool with spa. New
on the market. Exceptionally convenient location.
1016 DOVER DRIVE ....••• IY APPOINTMENT .....•. SZSS,000 .
COME WITH US TO ••. WESTCUFF. Great fam!iy home. Four
bedrooms . Formal dining room. Family room. Large living
room with fireplace. Luxurious pool. BBQ.
1400 MOTIIMGHAM ••.••••••.••••••••••••.•••..••.• $245,000
COME WITH US •.• TO OLD NEWPORT. New condo. Be the
first buyer from builder. Two story with bedroom suite
down and living room plus another bedroom suite upstairs.
View of bay. Convenient to shops, hospital, restaurants.
Z 15 MOltTH NEWPORT R.VD ••.•• o... SUM 1·4 •••• S 119 ,000
1617 Westcliff Drive, 631-7300
1aow MARKET o,. S•dsr z.4
Mesa Verde. 2820 Shan-tar. Stunning 4 bdrm. 2
baths, 2 frplcs. EXTRA
LARGE FAMILY
ROOM -+ many up·
grades . PRICE
REDUCED to $159,950,
494.7551
Hillie McCormack R F:
SANTA ANA
HEIGHTS
3 Bdrm home w ith
hardwood noors. brick
fireplace. tii~ family rm
Great Back Bay loca
lion. SlZ7.SOO.
FUU.Elt REALTY
546-0114
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WATERFRONT GIA.NT
Right on the canal in Newport Shores.
A huge 4 Bdrm 3 Bath family home in
immaculate condition. A super
location only s teps t<! the ~each .
Attractive owner fmancmg available .
A s uper buy at $280,000.
macnab I irvine
· realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IAYINE COMPANY
SATURDAY OPEN HOUSE llRECTORY
IAYINE SECTION to Cedarspring
15 Palos
31 Redhawk
9 Cypress
163 Streamwood
IALIOA
3BRS/DEN
2BRS/DEN
4 BRIDEN
S BRIDEN
2BR
SAT l ·S P .M.
SAT l ·S P.M.
SAT l ·S P.M.
SAT 1·5 P.M.
SAT 1-4 P.M.
$227.SOO
$175,000
$188,000
$254,500
$101 ,600
1-010·12·14·16 E . Balboa 3BRS/ SAT 1-4 P .M. $1,200,
HARIQR RIDGE
29Coventry
21 MontpeWer
IAYmtoRD 2iih BijibC)i'e Drive
2M2 Circle Drive
1801 Santiaco
OCEANFRONT Sl,300,000
2BRS
38RS/DEN SAT 1°5 P .M. $395,000
SAT 12-4:30 P.M.$600,000
3BRS/DEN
3BRS/DEN
48RS/DEN
/POOL
SAT 1°5 P .M.
SAT 1·5 P.M.
SAT 1·5 P .M.
$850.000
$375,000
$425,000
58RS/DEN/ SAT l ·S P.M. $2,900,000
POOL
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& l Br apt. HoufW hu11 a IJdrnw. 2 bu ..
lue5t room in b1u·k
Ln\'ely la rgt> roun1 . t• ''t'pt lonul
m •~r OH & ua "Ith JU l'Ul.ti .
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garage With hwncln• urea Chumln~
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WESTCLIFF *
$129,500
Coz) a nd cute a:. ca n be 2 bdrm. and
2 full baths with brick fireplace.
mirrored bar. carpets and drapes . A
terrific end unit condo overlooking
the pool just a s hort walk to s hops
and transportation. Assume low
interest 1st. Quick o ctupancy.
I 714) 6 73-4400
12111621-2828
The harbor area's oldest
RMI Est .. • Firm
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que private 1ard•1U W alll lo b.acla. Only
llQ.000.
()pen Sal la Swt 2.f
!IOllSUllM&Avf
Soutb Laauna
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MOST LUXU&IOUS
Unit ln exclualvt ...... -t''or.,ver view» Great In
vt1tm11nt/t erm11 See
an,YtJrne Only 1249.000.
Call Aict. Ano Fowlkes.
831 -or dot 7754
AS SUMI t 1/2°/o .
FHA loan 3 br, 111.. ba.
din rm, 2 car 1llt 6111'
w1d1opener $119,900
OF.I. MANGELS RLTR
968 5707
Laguna Niguel View
Mansion 4bdrm. 3500 s q
ft, Creative finand n!I &
hillh assum. ,,.., thl' prki:
of Npt. 644-5598
LAGUHA IEACH
..._lefty Davis'
FonMr-M•slot1
Oecan view & only S
blocks to Woods Cov('
Bea\·h' 4 nil'e bdrms &
caretaker's unit. formal
dinm)( rm. fm rm with
wet bar. 2 frpks + ad\•
lighlful Frem·h country
kill·hcn. on a n fo:st:tll'
Size Par cel . i n a
C'arefrl't.' environml.'nl enhancl"<l by u p00I on
the terrace OVl'rlookin~
a la~O()ll o f k o t 1n
Botanll·ul Ganl1•n s
Don't miss thi~ un111111•
retreat for $1150.oOO'
494-7551
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macnab / irvine
realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY
HARBOR RIDGE -OCEAN VIEW!
J:fighly upg ra tlect :nm. 2 1 -i ··J odelle·· mode l w 's tudy
and fa mil~1 room, Uecan, city, bay and mountain
views. Lowest prit•C'CI .Jodclle Mode l in Harbor Ridge.
Compll'lc securit ~" Motivated seller a sking $600,000
incl. land. OPEN SAT SUN 12-4 .30 P .M. TO INSPECT
GO TO MAIN GATE SECL'RITY FOR CL EARANCE.
21 MONTP~LLIEH..
642·8235 644-6200 752·1414 551·8700
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675-3411
PETERS TOWNHOMES :J Bdrm. Pl<.in < •• \\ tii r .
,top lon1ti<1n . 1\!:-ist1 m:illlt• I sl . and s im pl~·
stru mptuous. $~2!1,0011.
CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX -With a pool! Super
Street. Hi gh income. S295,000.
LUSK HARBOR VIEW HILLS 2 :-il,. :; Hdrm home
in. CclM with lots of pri v;I<'~· &-m ag nifi1·1•nt dew
ot the hills Boom for pool or l'njoy tht· tush
Ol'll'nlc.11 ganl<.•n & "atc·1·f<ill ,\n outs t<.inding.
gra<.·1nus horn<.' S-4:10.0110
THE ILUFFS :! Bdrm. I': Plan on tht• rront r·m.,
of Bat k Ha~· L<':•~t· o pt. a\'ail. S27~.000.
NEWPORT IEACH DUPW 11 2 blocks from .
ocean on fee la nd with a la rge 111 21·; assumable
loan. $24 1.000.
WOODllllHH Charming shingled ext., 2
Bdrm "Ashford" in Lakeside. on greenbelt &
priced to sell. $151.500.
TUITUROCK HIGoHLAMOS -4 Bdrm w /view.
Lots of paneling. profess deC'br & lndscpng.
Eve rything you've longed for + a lrge assum .
9:V.. 01r loan. $389,000.
1IEACH HOUSE S 175,000 Believe it ! 6 Bed·
•room, newly painted in & out. 2 blocks from
ocean in Newport Beach .
NEWP~IT HACH -5 Bdrm. cusl home.
exclustve Dover Shores. Near Sl.000,000 prop. 'h
blk from pvt beach. Gracious home for exec
ente rtaining. $330.000. ·
TURTURO.Cl< HIGHLAMDS -4 Bdrm. huge
mas~er suite w /cozy window seat. French doors
& Windows thruout. Customized, designed &
decorated. $362,000.
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Z4Z4 SANTA AMA AYI. C .M .
Charmlng.2 sty condo w /Ire fenced
rear yard. 2 spacious Br, l~ Ba
perfect for young family. $108, 500. '
CALL TO SEE
,_ICI SLASH~! SJO,OOOt Waterfront! 3
Br. w /dock m front & rental unit in
rear. Liv. rm. opens to delightful patio
on the water. Now only $419.500.
UDO I~ S~phisticaled 3 BR home
w/spac1ous . hv. rm., formal din. rm.,
gounn~t kitchen overlooking sunny
So. patio. $425,000.
LUXURY & LOCA TIOM. 3 new homes cm
prestigious PENINSULA POINT
nearing completion. Dramatic floor
plan including lge liv. rm., formal din.
rm .. de n w /frplc, 4 Br w/s pacious
mas te.r s uite, jacuzzi. bidet, huge
walk -an c loset s. security system
landscaping by R. Beeson. '
COSTA MESA CONDO. Sensational
lotation near 0.C.C. & So. Coast Plaza .
For"!er mode l un.it. 2 ~r. 2 Ba. fireplc ..
balcony w/park·hke view. $98,500.
D A V I D S 0 N R E A L T t l N C.
JiltJ "Jt-..... p,.,1 8 ;CJ r, l 673·9060
In ..Wwport l.ach--looll to
Li1MJO First
$9000 DOWN
NEWPORT-HCiTS
LanJe assumable I st. OWC the
balance on this newly
refwbished Cape Cod charmer
with open beams, country
kitchen, antique fireplace,
custom cabinets and much ~.
Large lot with picket fencing.
one yeor home warranty. Seller's
mtxious. Price reduced SI 0,000.
Offered at s 179 ,500.
IEST IUY LIDO
ASSUMAILE LOAN
Two story channer, 3 1*-, 3
laths, den with wet bar, pcrquet
wood floors, brick fh·eplace,
close to beach and Lido V111age.
Owt1er will assist In fln..cing.
Sl95,000
OCEAN VIEW HOME
hautiful new 4 ldrm 2112 lath
home with bonus room ready f«
inwMCllate occupancy. Exut.ftf
quality construction. Includes
mmty extras. Oversized wet bcr,
brick fireplace, ceramic tile,
mirrored· wardrobes, fabulous
kitchen with luminous cellincj mid
much, much more. Offend at
$179,500.
LEAST EXPINSIVI
IALIOA ISLAND
Thh 2 bedroom cottacje
reprHHh a good innshMtlt
opportunity as a r...tal .-.. fint
home on the lsl..cl or just Mwe
~lation. Creatl._ ~
available. Offered at $209,000.
AUTHENTIC SPANISH
EMERALD IAY
Classic tiled roof Spanish '--·
Oceanside Emerald lay
fHturincJ oce• view, h•ctwood
ftoon. open cellin9s, 3 1*-. 3
laths, fa111ily room, for111al clnincJ. $590,000.
PRIVACY ON THI llACH
A rare eel •utual offering. a
C.to.n home in the c......,. of
the prfvat. s•ds of LOC)llllffa. A
spacious 3 bedroo111 l both
ho111e with separate 9uut
quart .. s all surroundhtcJ a quiet
courtyard ..cl located on a 60'
lot °" the beach In the prf••
co11111u111lty of Lag••it•.
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A su•SIDIARY OF
THE l"VINE COMPANY
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HAllOI llD611 Award winning
"Dynasty" model w /ocean and city
lights views. Marble entry and
many upgrades. $395.000. Belle
Partch 752·1414.0PEN SAT/SUN 1·5
P .M. 29 COVENTRY. CD-18 )
IAYCllST! Great 4BR, 3 bath
family home w /partial view. Ideal
for entertaining . Pool, spa. 2 patios.
$425,000 incl. land. Dona or Mary
Lou 642-8235. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5
P .M. 1801 SANTIAGO. <0-19)
PUSTIGIOUS llG CANYON!, Lovely
customized 5BR home designed for
family liv4'lg & exec utive
entertai.ni.ng. L a rge living and
formal dmmg rms open to pvt patio
are~. Master suite w/fplc, garden
pat10 and spa. Extra large lot incl.
pool. $975.000. L y nne Valentine
644·6200. (D-20)
WATERFRONT DUPLIX! Big 38R
and 2BR duplex right on the beach.
Great opportunity. $72.5,000. Coby
Ward 642·82S5. CD·21)
DltAMA'TIC HILLSIDE HOME! Ocean &
canyon views from every level of
this 5BR home . Formal dining rm
living rm w/wet bar. separate levei
retreat, balconies and decking.
$.535,000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200.
(0 ·22 )
A-I DUPLEX -Sli9,900! 2BR units
w/fplcs and attached garages,
yards and patios. Shows pride of
ownership. Owner will assis t in
financing. Paula Bailey 642-8235.
(0 -23)
IRYIHE COVE! 4BR. 4 bath home
w/lighted paddle t e nnis court. pool.
spa and s aun a for active family
living . Some otean and white water
views within a secu rity gated
co mmunit y w i pvt b eac h es .
$1.1 50.000. Sa ndie Fix 6-t4·62UO
(0 ·24 )
DRAMATIC VERSAILLE IH llG
CAMYOM! 41.:3R & den Deane home
wthigh ceilings. 3 fplts. spa garde n
cntranc:c a nd golf course location.
$675,000 inc:l. land. Barbara Aune
642·8235. ( D-25)
OWNER WILL HELP FIHAHCE! Large
3BR. 21 2 bath t ustom famil\' home
w/indoor spa . Lovely c ut°-d e-sat
location and roo m to park RV .
$215.000. Do rothv Lewis 752·1414.
<D-26) .
OUTSTANDING VIEW! Exceptiona l
H a rbor Ridge Lucerne mo<l e l
w /3BRS. fami l y rm . a trium
w /fountain and a vcr~· s pecial
master s uite w fpk a nd retreat.
$785,000. Lynne Valentine f>44-621X>.
(0 ·27) .
PREMIUM LOCATION & PRIVACY!
2BR, 2 bath Coco Palms condo
w .t m any c h oice f ea t ures .
Assumable loan a nd owner "';11
carry 2nd TD. $74,500. Lorr aine
Re id 551 -8700. <D-28 )
UDO ISLE LEASE OR LEASE OPTION!
Charming 5BR . 4 ·bath & fa mily rm
home w/la rge s unny patio and 3-car
garage. Steps to tennis. clubhouse
a nd beac h . Only $15,000 o ption
money. $650,000. Berit Mltrhell
642·8235. <0 ·29)
IALIOA PENINSULA! 2BR beach
home only s t e ps from the beach.
Spacious family rm w/skylight, fplc
and new carpet s. $342.000. Joyce
&Uund 642·8235. ( D-30 )
I
WOODIRIDGE GLEM! 2BR & de n
Cypress m odel in great location.
Tasteful d ecor in neutral tones,
covered patio and assumable loan.
$128,500. J a mie Wilkinson 551-8700.
<I ·31 )
llG CAHYOM 10-RDEAUX
TOWHHOME! Single level 3BR, 3
bath home on la rge corner lot.
Garden courtyard and terrace.
Sunny c ountry kitc hen. Will
consider lease/option. $425.000.
Lynne Valentine 644-6200. (0 -32 )
IX(f>UISITIL Y DESIGNED! 4BR, 2314
bath resid e nce enh anced by
dramatic ceiling elevations and
atrium views. T errific assumable
loan. $250,000 incl. land. Verdeen
Weiner 551·8700. (1·33)
PRIVACY IM THE ILUFFSl 3BR end
unit on two le ve ls offering formal
living rm w /fplc . family rm
w/eatin g area and community
pool. Owner wi II assist in financing.
$229,500. Lynne Valentine 644·6200.
(0·34)
SUllTAMTIAL SILLER FtMANCIN&!
3BR, 3 bath Corona del Mar home
w /sweeping views of coastline and
harbor. Hard wood floors, used
brick fplc and skylight. $1 ,250,000.
Jennifer Suchomel 644·6200. (0·35) .
712-1414
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RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTAlf SEAVICU
SITUIDAY
OPEN llUSlS
1 . 5:00
615 Carnation
329 Dahlia Pl
Marino Dr
?A51 Marino Dr
88~
Bayshores
Bayshores
SUNDAY
OPEN HOUSES
1 . 5:00
$370,
$247,
$495,
$365.000
?ASO Marin<? Dr Bayshores $495,000
26.51 Crestview Bayshores $350 000
17 Monterey Cir Spyglass $419'.ooo
6 Malibu Sypglass $595,000
1023 Bonnie Doone Irvine Ter $615,000
2021 Commodore Baycrest $259, 750
2636 Basswood Eastbluff $219,500
329 Dahlia Pl COM $247,500
5002 Paseo Dali Turtlerock $179,500
15 Sycamore Turtlerock $274,500
19 W Yale Loop Woodbridge$189,500
CALL TO SEE
IA YSHORES-OWMER WILL FtMAHCE
Privacy & seclus ion offered to
lucky buyer of this 2 story Colonial.
Spacious 3 BR. + Fam. Rm. Can
easih· be enlarged. Close lo private
beach & Balboa Bay Club. With
land $495,000.
HEW IM OLD COM
Brian J eannette & Assoc. designed
this unique concept in Townhome
living. This delightful two story, 3
BR. architectural modem has a big
Fam. Rm. plus formal dining area.
So. of PCH. $370,000 .
DISCRIMIMATIHG IUYEll7
See this exquisite newer condo in
Corona del Mar. 3 BR. + d en .
Beautifully decorated & extremely
spacious. Formal dining. A terrific
buy. $239,500 Fee.
EHTHT AIMER'S DB.JGHT
Dramatic li\'ing · dining rooms
with fire place & wood ceilings.
Roma n tub in master BR. La rge &
pri\'utc pool. 3 ~ Den on Lido
Island. SHS0.000.
ISLAND LIVING
M o ,. e i n f o r t h t> s u m m e r .
Beuutifull y rnai11l<.1 ined Ba lboa
DL"P L l!:X . W i thin i;teps of So.
Bavfront beach & loc:alcd on one of
the most d esira ble Island st reets.
Ideal for O\.\·ne r occu pied home with
income. $450.000.
IRIDGE OVER EASY WATIRS
Leads to Linda Is le & this dramatic
4 BR. ho me. G r eat for entertaining.
Sparklin g l agoo n v iew. Two
fireplaces & wet bar. Sl.300.000.
WOOD CHARMER
Four bedrooms on the Penins ula Pt.
Hardwood fl oors. walls & cabinets.
Formal bric k entry & separate
bri c k p<.i t io. Do uble s tairs &
fireplaCl, 1t1 the master $.150,000.
ATTENTION INVESTORS!
Supe r 2 be droom concio unit in
Costa Mesa . New carpets. flooring
& paint . Nea r O range Coas t
College. PROBATE SALE. $95.000.
FRIE ... DLY COMMUHITT
Family s ized 3 B R. Located near
schools . s hopping & tennis c lub.
La rgt-family room plus formal
dinin g . Move up to Newport's
Eastbluff. $219.500.
IACI< IA Y VIEW-CONDO
Spacious 3 BR. 212 bath end unit
condo \\ill make lh·ing easy. Come
enjoy a s wim in the pool or a walk
around the ba c k bay . $164.500.
Owner created fina ncing.
CREA TIYE DECOllATING
And creative financing. You'll
find both in this charming 3 BR. 2
bath home. Hardwood floors.
Frenc h windows & doors . 3
firepla ces. Huge family room.
lrresistable for $225,000. in Back
Bay.
HORSE PROPERTY
In beautiful Back Bay area. 2 BR.
Study & overnile loft. Formal
dining a rea. Gourm et kitchen. All
redecorated . Great country/c ity
li! e. S33.5. 000.
IRVINE THRACE
Lovely 3 BR. home with custom
kitchen including microwave + 2
additional ovens & butcher block
counters. Shake roof. Wood decked
spa affords a lovely ocean & bay
view. S319.000.
MORE FOR YOUR S
In friendly Baycrest. near boat
launc hing faciliti es. Additional
trailer parking along with lovely 3
BR. 2'2 BA . ranch home. Formal
dining. Fire place . Fam. Rm .
Excellent condjtjon and owner wi 11
finance al $259, 750.
AFFORDAILE IM HAUO. YllW
Incr e dible va lue . Newly
redecorated 3 BR. home. Large
cust . Fam . Rm . with warm
paneling. Remodeled ram. sized
kitch & cheerful breakfast area.
Walk lo park & school. $229,000 Fee.
IAYSHORIS llST YAUll
A total atmosphere of privacy,
charm, & gracious living. An
entertainer's kitchen. A secluded
master suite. Upgraded & well
cared for 3 BR. 3 BA. $350,000.
IN N.WPOllTC•NIMR
644-9060
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HOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEHOOM
211 9th St., Huntington Beach
(213)399-1028 $125,<XX> Sun 10-12
167 Calle Redondel, San Clemente
498·0322 $135,000 Sat/Sun 12·.S
2044 E. Ocean Blvd., Bal. Penin.
673-3663 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
203 4lst St., Newport Beach
675-7060 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
502 Acacia, Corona del Mar
675·6000 $337 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
517 S. Shelton, Santa Ana
540·3666 $75,000 Sat 1·5
••611 Lido Park (2D) Lido Isle
631-1400 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
163 Streamwood, Northwood. lrvine
551·8700 $101 ,600 Sat 1·4
203 E . 21st St. (E/Side) CM
645-0303 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
29 Coventry, Harbor Ridge
752·1414 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
20930th SL, Newport Beach
631-1400 $162,000 Sat 1-5
2 IR plus FAM RM or DIEN
21649 Ocean Vis ta(S.Lag)Laguna
Bch
675-6000 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
868 Hillcrest Dr .. Laguna Beach
631-7300 $289,000 Sun 1-5
42 Tangerine Ave., Irvine
631·7300 $124,500 Sun 1-4
1 Eldergle n. Woodbrictge Glen. Irv.
559-4922 $128.000 Sat/Sun 10-5
• •633 Lido Park (Fl) Lido Isle
631-1400 $625,000 Sal/Sun 1·5
15 Palos, Ranc ho San Joaquin
551-8700 $175.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1157 Kingston. Costa Mesa
673-8550 $179.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
'l2.7 Via Orvieto. Lido Isle, N.B.
673-7300 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
3 BEDROOM
15 Creekwood, Woodbridge, Irv.
552·9690 Sat/Sun 1-5
2456 Vista Hogar , The Bluffs, NB
675-5930 $155,500 Sat/Sun 12·4
1946 Port Lockslcith, Hrbr View,
NB
644 -5272 $235,000 Sat/Sun
1657 Texas Circ le. Costa Mesa
640-5777 $144 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
512 Fulle rton (Nwpt Hgts) NB
642-5200 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
504 Westminster, Newport Beach
675-1771 $185.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•131 5 Santanel la
Terr(lrvTerr)CdM
675-6000 $328.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1133 Berks hire Ln <WestcliffJ NB
675-6000 $297.500 Sat /Sun 1·5
34362nd St .. Nwpt Shores. N.B.
759-1501 $175,000 Sun 1·5
615 Carnation , Corona del Mar
644·9060 $370,000 Sat 1·5
5319 River Av e., Newport Beach
542-5808 $235,000 Sun 12:30-4:30
1023 Bonnie Doone . Irv. Terr, CdM
644-9060 $615.000 Sun 1·5
1741 Tustin (7D), Newport Beach
631·1400 $114 ,000 Sun 1·5
2312 Redlands, Newport Beach
631 -1400 $197,000 Sun 1-5
••6408 W. Oceanfront. Newport
Bch
631-1400 $598,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
232 Via San Remo. Lido Isle. NB
631-1400 $675,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
181 Costa Mesa St., Costa Mesa
546·2313 $125,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
19'l3 Fullerton, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $175,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
••1010-12-14·16 E . Balboa
642·8235 $1 ,200.000/$1,300,000
Sat/Sun 1-4
3241 Iowa, Costa Mesa
546·2313 $125,000 Sat 11·3
3 Citadel, Northwood Prk. Irv
644·7211 $152,000 Sun 1·5
•1601 Bonnie Doone Terr. NB
644·7211 $330,000 Sun l ·S 22o Coral, Balboa Island
631-1400 $440,000 Sat 1·5
J II ,._ PAM IM w 084
m76 Carmel, E l Toro
760-0545 $126,500 Sun l ·S
441 Redlands Ave., Newport Beach
(1)538-8611 $250,000 Sun 12·5
33432 Galleon, Dana Pt.
493-8812 $153,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
••38 BaJboa Coves, Newport Bch
673-9187 $525 000 Sun l ·5
3'1 Peach Tree Ln <Back bay) NB
759-9100 1:189,000 Sat/Sun l·S
78 Racinf Wind, Woodbrichre.1.Irv·
.. 704 1155,000 Sat/~ 12·5
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OMLY 11',ttlt
3 Bdrm on quiet cul de aac. Located ln
Santa Ana, close lo Westminster.
Surrounding homes are in good
condition. Great value! Hurry, it
won't last '
By uppointmenL only. Sandi Robertson
n. ........ .
The
Lawson
Realty "'"'"'" .. I .. '"" llHI .. ., .. I 111, .... ,,
Company
UDO ISLE COMTEMPOLUY
f'res h conte mporar=-s ty ling
with c lean lines a nd hig h
ceilings 4 Bdrms + dining
room on a lot & a half. $455,000.
WE ARE EXPANDING AND WE
llA VE OPENING S fo~O tt 2
EXPERIENCED SAU:S PEOPLF.
WHO KN O W I SLAND AND BAYFRONT PROPERTIES.
------------------------~ * * * * * * Heritage Collection
OWNll MUST SILL THIS WllK H i g h 1 2 •y,, a s s u m a b I e I o a n .
Immaculate 3 Bdrm pl us bonus roo
Earthtone c arpets, beautiful yard
Asking $159,900. Submit all offers. Call
:,.W-1151.
MISA VllDI CHAIMll
Beautifully decorated 4 Bdrm home
with atrium and separate mas ter
suit e. Private corne r lot. lovely
carpets and wall coverings thruout
For an appointme nt t o see. call
540-1151..
5 IDRM POOL HOME
Terrific fin<.tr1 l'111g available. Large 2
story family home with luvc l~ pool.
enc losed eourtyard a nd St>paral<'
master s uite dov. nstairs All this fur
only Sl45.000. Call 5~0-1 15 1 for more
information.
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HERITAGE I
DIRECTORY
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•511 Cliff Dr. C Nwpt llgts) NB
642-5200 Sat1Sun 1-5 * 1472 Galaxy <Dover Shores) NB
645-9161 $669,000 Sat /Sun 1·5
501 Catalina, Newport Beach
675-1771 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
611 Lore tta, Lag una Beach
497-1761 $345,000 Sun 1·5
2039 Shipway Ln, Baycrest , NB
631·7300 $320,ooo Sat 1-5
••400 Morning Star Ln. NB
642·5857 $650,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1363 Galaxy Dr. Dover Shores. N.B. ·
631-7300 $495,000 Sun 1·5
3541 Ma rino Dr, Bayshores. N.B.
644-9060 $385,000 Sat 1·5
635 Vista Bonita. Bluffs. N. B.
631-7300 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
5 Cherbourg, Hrbr Ridge . N.B.
759-1501 $735,000 Sal/Sun 1-5
421 San Bernardino. NwptHg hts.
N.B.
631 -7300 $360,000 Daily 1·5
2127 Aralia, Eastbluff, NB
631 -7300 $277,500 Sat/Sun l -5
17 Monterey C ir., Spyglass. CdM
644-9060 $419,000 Sun 1·5
2450 Marino Dr .. Bayshorcs, N.B.
644·9060 $495,000-fee Sat /Sun 1-5
214 Via Ithaca. Lido Isle, N.B.
675-6161 $420,000 Sun 1-5
10 Sand Ba r (Jasmn Ck ) CdM
675-3411 $335,000 Sat /Sun 1·5
1830 Port Ashley, llVH, NB.
644·9060 $229.0oo Sat/Sun 1-4 :30
18185 Pa lmetto, Fountain Valley
542-5808 $152.000 Sun l ·5
320 Otero <Bluffs> N B
675-3411 S275.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2115 Mirama r . Ba lboa Penn, NB
631-1400 $465.000 Sat /Sun 1·5
801 Cliff Dr .. Newport Beach
631-1400 $380,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
320 Seaward. Newport Re ach
631-1400 $384.500 at/Sun 1-5
••1101 White Sails Way, CdM
644-6200 $450,000 · Sat/S un 1-5
10 Cedars prmg, Woodbridge Gables
551-8700 S227,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2671 B ayshore Drive. Newport
Beach
642-8235 $850.000 Sat /Sun 1·5
2642 Circle Drive. Bayshores
642-8235 S375,00o Sat /Sun 1·5
21 Montpellier, Ha rbor Ridge
642-8235 $600,000 Sat/Sun 12·4: 30
501 Cat alina , Newport Beach
644-7211 $295,000 Sat 1·5
214 Via Graziana. Lido Isle, N.B.
673-7300 $440.000 Sun 1·5
225 Via Quito, Lido Isle. N.B.
673-7300 Sat/Sun 1·5
4 BEDROOM
205 Garnet, Balboa Island
673-2230 $535,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4800 Cortla nd. CdM
675-4010 Sat 1·5
14671 Beach . Irvine
551·2000 $165,000 Sat 1·4
2640 C Vista Ornada, Eastbluff, NB
642:5062 $230,000 Sat/Sun 1-6
223 Via San Remo. Lido Isle, NB
631·1400 $665,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
••443 Canal. Newport Beach
631·1400 $275.000 Sun 1·5 ~9 Tyler Way , Costa Mesa
546-2313 $121,900 Sat 1·4
•9662 Scotstoun, Huntington Bch
963-8377 $172,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
U8 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle NB
673-7300 'sat/Sun 1·5
4 II ..... FAM IM w 094
UO'l Charleston, Costa Mesa
540· 1151 $131,000 Sat/Sun f.5
•2006 Port Cardiff (HVHms) NB
760-1397 S259,90Q Sun l·S
1514 Highland Dr., Westclllf, NB
~-0660 1365,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •#1 Muir Beach Cir., CdM
760-8188 $1,49$,000 Sun 1-5
21 Rue Fo untainbleau. Npl lkh
644-9990 $610.000 Sat Sun I 5
27 Blazing Star, Irv me
644-9990 $220,UOO Sat 1-4
1121 Berkshire Lane, N.U
673-3104 $265,000 Sal1S un 1·5
2522 23rd St.. Newport Beach
581 -1000 $269.900 Sat;Sun 1·5 * 1242 Somerset Lane. Nt.>wport Sch
645·8063 $460,000 Sat/Sun I 5
•204 Via San Remo. Lido Isle
640·5777 $638,000 Sat /Sun 1·5
2274 Channel Rd, Balboa Penin. NB
675-2311 $1,295,000 Sat 1Sun 12-·1
•44 Farrag ut (Nrthwd I Irvine
759-9100 $190 ,000 Sal /Sun 1-5 ~
1102 Charleston . Costa Mesa
540-1720 Sl3 I .500 Sun 1 5
12 Canyon Ridge. Turtlerock. Irv.
552· 1800 S320,000 Sat 1-5
11 Tiburon Bay <Sp yglass> CdM
675-6000 S650 ,000 Sal Sun 1-5
•2907 Setting Sun <H VTOs> C<.l M
675-6000 $595.oOO S<1t1Sun 1 5
4931 Loriann Ln .. Irvine
759-1501 $142.000 Sat /Sun l 5
1441 Galaxy Dr, Oo \•er Shores. NH
631-7300 $420,000 Sat Sun 1·5
215 Iris, Corona de l Mar
631-7300 $395,000 Sat 'Sun 1 5
*1244 Po la ris Dr .. Dover.Shores. NH
631 -7300 $815.000 Sat/Sun 1 5
•2106Santiago Dr.. Oovcr Shrs , NB
631-7300 $559,000 Sun 15 * •401 North Sta I' Ln. Oo\'er Sh rs.
NB
63 1-7300 $945.000 Sat 1Sun I .'l
•1400 Nottingha m . Westr liff. NB
631-7300 $245,000 Sat 'Sun l 5
2735 Cibola. Mesa del Mar. C.M
556-7650 Sal Sun 1 5 * •503 Edgew<.1tcr <Bal Pt•n l NR
760-9333 SI .200,000 Sat Sun 1 S
103CTPolaris (Dover Shure!> I NB
675-3411 S330.000 St.1l 1·5
11 Monterey Cir tSpygls) NB
760-9333 $625.000 Sat1Sun 1·5
••8Collins Is la nd. NB
631-1400 Sl.100.000 Sun-1-5
21031 Manessa, Huntington Bea ch
645-0303 $135.000 Sat .Sun 1-4
•1801 Santiago. Baycresl
642-8235 $425,000 Sat tSun 1 ;,
22372 Walling ford Ln. Hunt'g 13<-h
968-0008 $319.000 Sun 1 ;>
31 Redhawk, Woodbri<ige, l rvinc
551-8700 $188.000 Sat '~•an 1·5
219 Via Nice, Lido Isll-. N. B.
963-8182 $415,000 Sat 1Sun I 4
19232 Doe Run, Tustin
644-7211 $264 .950 Sat/Sun 1·5
..
5 IEDROOM
18 Manda rin ( Wdbrg) Irvine
551·3000 $289,500 Sat/Sun 12·4
5 IR pin FAM RM or DIEN
2214 Port Carlis le, Newport Beach
673·2122 $345,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
26421 Palisades, Capistrano Beach
640.5777 $995,0 O Sat/Sun 12·4
2921 Catalpa ( E /Bluffs) NB
646-3255 Sat/Sun 1·5
5021 Corkwood. University Park
552·1800 $235,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
2591 Circle Drive, N.e~rt Beach
548-7145 $675,000·fee Sat/Sun 1·5
•1206 Key West, HVH, CdM
644·4910 . $475.000 Sun 1·5
221 Via Firenze, Lido Isle, N.8 .
631-7300 $465,000 Sun 1·5
•1823Glenwood Ln., Baycrest, N.8 .
631·7300 $295,000 Sun 1·5
#6 M~libu Cir, Spyglas, CdM
644·9060 $595,000 Sun 1·5
2715 Lighthouse Ln., Newport Beach
631·1400 '375,000 Sun 1·5
7 Royal St. George Rd, Bil Qll'n. NB
644-4455 $975,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
• 12 Trafalgar, Big Canyon
6"-6200 12,900,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
UDO ISi.i
OPEN SU .. AY l·I
2 I 4 VIA ITHACA
PIENIHSULA POINT llACtROMT
Pano ramic vie w at wedge , from
prime large lot. 4 bdrm. 3 bath custom
home, 3700 sq . ft. featuring marine
roo m , e ntry , li ving room, dining
room. built-ins, e tc . $1,385,000.
I LIDO ISLE
Newly remodeled traditional style 3
bdrm, 2 bath home featuring large
recreation room & 2 patios. Living
room has attracti ve beam ceilings,
fireplace & fnmch doors leading onto
brick patio. New kitchen bit-in
a ppliances. Close Lo tennis courts,
s andy beaches & clubhouse. $420.000.
BAYFROMI'
We have several fine homes
wilh pier & slip. Starting a t $1 ,500,000.
RAHCHO MIRAGE
Springs Condo. 9th fajrway. 3000 sq .ft.
3 Bdr m , 3 bath. furn .. Golf c lb .
m brshp. Will trade for invest. prop.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Boy!>1de Drove N B bl') blbl
12 Mission Bay Dr (Spygls) CdM
642-6368 S525.000 Sat 1·5
9 Cy press Tree, Univ. Park, Irv
551-8700 S254.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
•8 Greenwood. Smoke Tree. Irv.
552-3123 $115 .000 Sun 12·5
1218 L.1Y> Ar e nas. Cos ta Mesa
552-5742 S185,000 Sun 1·5
10 Wind wood. Woodbr idge. Irvine
552·0660 S139.50<l Sat/Sun 12·4
·12 Lakeview. Woodbridge, Irvine
552-1800 $164,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
500 Cagncy Ln PHI . Versailles, NB
675-1771 5'1 55.950 Sat/Sun 1·5
* * •310 Fernando St
\Penthouse U401 ) NB 1 640-5357 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3057 S. Bristol :4J . Santa Ana
540-3666 S88.000 Sat /Sun 1-5
2 BR pfu, FAM RM or DIEN
-l4 Navarre <RSJ \Irv ine
759·9100 $185.000 Sat 1·5
215 No :-.lewport Blvd . Newport Bch
631 -7300 S189.000 Sun 1·4
~j85 Bay vie\\ Terr I Cpper Bay l ~B
76()-9333 S210.000 Sat Sun 1·5
3 BEDROOM
11 Big Dipper Cr t (Npt Terr.> NB
759-9100 Sl35.500 Sat 1·5
2745 Vista 'mbros a <Bluffs> NB
759-9100 $239 ,900 Sat JSun 1·5
l BR plu' FAM RM or DIEN
;,292 Thorn Tree. Uni\'. Prk. Irv
552-1800 $159.500 Sat 1·5
4 BEDROOM
l5!JG7 Adam s. Fo unt<Jin Vallev
540-36(i(j $95,HOO . Sal 1·5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
•25 Canyon rs land Dr. Big Cyn. NB
675-5200 Sun 1·4.30
3 BEDROOM
1951 San Dru nu. Bluffs. N. B.
640·0020 S16-1 .900 Sat 1·5
'l:7 Tahoe< Pete rs Twnhme ) Irvine
fj75-34 ll S225,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2.521 Sunflower ttA4. Santa Ana
540-3666 S96.000 Sat 1·5
DUPLE,XES
FOR SALE
2-2 BEDROOM
506 #8 Park Ave .. Newport Beach
()31·1400 $398,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
4601 Seashore, Newport Beach
631-1400 $975.000 Sun 1·5
2001 Kings Rd .. Newport Beach
6.11 ·1400 $495.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3 BR plus 2 IR
••4010 Rive r Ave .. Newport Bch
640-5357 $.l50.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2-3 HDIOOM
421 Fernleaf. Corona del Mar
675-4479 $389,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
4-1 HDIOOM
214 Sapphire. Newport Beach
631-1400 $450.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
HOUSES FOR RENT
3 llDIOOM
••4911 Seashore Dr., Newport Bch
673-7300 $2000 mo. Sal/Sun 1·5
4 II ..... PAM IM • DIM
•6 Pinehunt (Big Cyn) NB
675-3411 $2500 mo. Sat/Sun 1·5
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llWPOIT'S
BACK BAY
Spacious Uvln1 room.
with atone nreplace, •
generous bdrma, bu1e
private master aulte.
paneled den, features:
brick nreplace, aparU
Ing pool and spa. Lout·
ed on quiet cul de sac.
Assumable loan t Only
1190.000! Take advan·
tagenow!
645-0303
COLDWel.l.
BANl(eR O
... Aut..c ..
3 Bdrm 2 Ba split level
condo. Close to So. Coast Plaza. $25.000 down. owe. 540-3666
OLDIHGLISH
COUMTaY TUDOR
$19,950
Loni! pvt drive to
dramatic touch of Old
1':ngland. Old classic
res tore d to original
e l e~ance . Antique
parlour. candlelight
formal dining. copper
kettle kitchen with sep.
dining area, secluded
courtyard. wine celler
and quaint old carriagr
house. Located in area
of fine custom homes.
Best Yet ! .. assume low
mt loan. No qualifying
Hurry! Call 847-6100
Realt y W o r lrl
B<'achside
SI 0,000 DOWN
$765 P l.T A per mo. 2 Rr
11 ~ ha Mndo Great in
ves tm e nt. R e ally
World/
Call Realty World
Capistrano Association
661-1010
ILUE PACIFIC
and VIEW all day long
from this older 3 Bdrm 2
ba home. right on the
OCEAN. Family room, 2
frplcs and perfect for
that GETAWAY BEACH
HOME or condo con·
version and investment
in the future . $265,000. So call now.
WAUACE&CO.
IEALTOIS
729-5'66 43)..6490
OCEAMROMT
2 Bdrm. 2 ha, unfum.
New. S850 yrly.
IAYROHT
3 Bdrm, 1 ha, unfurn.
Mint cond. S850. Yrly.
CHAHHaFIOHT
3 Bdrm. 2 ha. unfurn.
S750 )'Tly.
associated
BR01<.£R5 JJfll t TOPS
101' W 9olbnn /> • i,.,,, I
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MEW!
Quality, luxury home, 4
Bdrm 4 Ba. 3 frplcs. All
the extras you could
want for the most com-
fortable. effit'ienl and
spat'ious living on the
Island 30 yr SJ00.000 lst
TD al 13'1 fully assuma-ble No points. S.SJS.000
205 Gamet Open Hse
Sat/Sun 1·5 Gerry Spr·
ingston. Rltr 673-2230
CAPE COO CHARM
3 Bdrm, 2 ba. house with
rental unit. Unit has 2 Br
l ha , completel y
furnished $450.000. By
owner. Ph. 6«·6275 or
637-4.SJS
IAYVIEW
Attractive 2 Bdrm l ba + l Br & ba over dbl
garage. l house from
South Bayfront. 40'x8s·
comer lot. Call for in·
formation.
MEL FUCHS
PA VlLJON REAL TOR
87Wl20
TWOUMl'TS
on Diamond Ave, in the North Bay Area. IBr
home+2Bf apt. ~.000.
PllC• TO SILL ! Lovely 3 Br home. 1uest
room. JMIUO It deck + lg
2 Br apt.
uca""AMC ...
2 atry ram home. SBr +
den + chwmlng apt. Nr No. Bay. Me.000
OUTSTAMDIM• NOMI
IXC&LOCAnoM
a .. uutully remodeled aa4 rmc>Yatecl I 8dr1D, I~ be home + 1 Br •pt.
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CAMIOHILAMOS
4100Cortt•d
Ul\ el) .,pac1ous homl' •1
B r 21> Bi1 bt'<iut
l'ourtyd, patio. rel! li.nd
1298.SOU Rkr 675 40IO
UH,000
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4'13 Y23 11104
JUST LISTED
l"h11rmltlg L>uplex ~1th f rt'DC'h door.> Of) r rhOl
unit. ~hake roof Walk tu
all '>hopping .J.l98.000
Call for 11ppt "'to .see
Re r n 11 u t-: 1 I e rt se n
Broke r 675 2373 or
770-8598
CostaMna 1024 ··········••••4••······ ________ ,
IASTSIDE Caneo Shores
O...S-12·5
EXT tt.A S PEC I Ai .•
H ighl y u pgr<ide d .
panoramic oceun view &
just stf'PS 10 r,rivate
communit y be11l'hes .
this ELt-:GANT J bdrm.
4 bath home with a
s parklinll pool has
custom reatures !la lore!
Deluxe se<>urity system
Xlnt financing. $529.000.
45210.1 ........ Rd
llCH llty 760-0621
CONDO
Newly listed 2 3 Bd m . 2
Ba. frpl , dbl gar. As-
sumuble loans or S72.SOO.
with P&I only $769
St>ecial prke or $117.000
and OWC. Diana aJ.:t
631-12166
PRETIIEST
CONDOS IN
COSTA MESA
bdrms. 2"'1 baths , 2
They·re excitingly dif· 1
fe r e nt ! La r ge 3&4 ---------1 fireplaces. m icrowave
OLDCdM
Excellent 4 bdrm home
+ 3 bdrm income Very
short walk to bt•;H•h.
park & s hopplnJ( Owner
will consider rinanc111j!
with low down p<iyml'nl
ss~.ooo.
SEE THESE
2 unus ually lnC'alc>cl
homes with outstancllni.:
views . Words a r1•n 't
enouJlh. lht!y must ht•
seen Call for appoint
m enl. Well priced at SSGS.000 ror both •
MAURY STA UFFF.fl
SEA LION REALTY
671-5354
LSE OPT SPYGLASS
Spacious S BR 3 Ra
hnmr. SS4S.OOO Custom
lots . ~so.oon MO 29RI
One nr tht• hettcr duplt''<
l'S h_v OWnl'r f.73 41\48
67.5 4479
C'DM CON OOS
329 Dahlia rl
S247 .500 r Cl'
JS Canyon Crest
$239.500 rce
CDM Dl'Pl.EX
518 Puinsetti:J
S289.SOO rec
Ca ll Na ncy S1mmnns .
Alll
673-92«1. 644 ·9060
ovens. solar hot wate r.
t ile throughout. Lovely
g rounds. Priced from
1160.000. Will trade for
property. gold coins or
rinegems.
GEM REALTORS Inc
642-4623
N•wC~LoSDn
Huge 3 Rd . 2"1 Ba .
Formal D.R & frplc As ·
s ume II'~•"{ w/low dn
S l 79 .995 Patri c k
Tenore, 631 ·1266
l~?Z~I~
REALTORS
M F:SA Vto:RDF: 4 Br. 2
Ra with pool, beautiful
land'lcaping & easy care
yard. Owner will con·
sider V A $129.900. D
B ou rk e Rea l tor .
546-9950
lttYHtors/Falftily
S h a rp 3 Rd r ond o
w/pool. Only S9S.OOO As-
sume 12': int. Patrick
Tenore. 63t·l266
l~#Z~I~
RF:Al~TORS
E ast s ide C M 2 Br
Complt>lt>ly remodeled
R ·2 lot . I .ots or cha rm
Ope n d a ily . II 4
642 2101 , 321 HoC'hes ter.
C' M
9.5
INTEREST
Assuml' S40K down I .ov
ely 3 H<lrm. 2 hath. ram I
ly room. rm•pla<·e. ope n
b1•amt•1I l'l'1linJ(~. n1•w
Award winain1 2 8d. 2 cu.tom owners unit. 2Br dynamk Woodbrid1e. l Nlmb' uweded P\u U ty bldl directly on
Ba new bome. Beaut. pent.hse A 2~8a. P vt Ba. 3 car earaie. 2 Northwood Parlr de-bead. Call l"rff Olbeon
yard, quiet cul-de-u c rental 2Br. l~Ba. Aili· flreolaces. Spaniah &lie tatehed home with alr for appt. t o 1 h ow.
We hU\'C u s pacio us 2 stol)', 4 Bdrm on
u gi"antu.· pool s ized lot. Many m ature
fruit trees. Seller motivated, will pay
m ux1mum ifl points VA. Beautiful add
on family room, r1re place in living
room $131.000.
•nd priced to sell fast; in11415,000 with saeo.ooo root. Only 20 months old. cond. aklnny dip• •P• Uf.NIO .,
You mu;: ":: ~~ one· at u~~ APR. Call Jo-Seller aulsted flnanc-area. sreat landacaplnr 1,~n:;. at c enore, A.Me (714) N6·90l2 Ing. Open House this and decoralln1. Sl03.000
· EDGF:WATER RLTY wHttendSat/Sun 12·4. 18 in uuble flnancln1 .
REALTORS
1213) 434·4'81 Mandarin. Priced to sell •UlS2.000.
~WHT
ISTAftS Bea~lul S"5 4 bedroom
JC .....
'44-7211
REALTORS
THl•STIAL
and it won't take • thief
to eee the value In this s harp Dana Point
duplex. Two bedrm, l
bath upper unit
reautures new carpel.
fresh paint, beamed ceil·
ings, fireplace. tlining
area & enclosed patio.
You may wish to use the
I bdrm Lower unit as a
"weekender" while at
the Marina . OUT OF
STATE OWNER MAY
PROVIDE TERMS fo r
qualified buyer. Offered
for only 1144.000 FULL
PRICE!
OPIM HOUSI SAT /SUM l·I ··1102c: .......... COMTIUBIT AL E xe c u t I v e H o m e .
3 Bdrm townhom e , elegantwetbar:built·in
frplc. brick pati o . I BBQ Inside & many #J>.Nlldl
~l1\ll I '( ~
l\SSULIJ\l l S n • ., T..tMM, ••elton 540-l 7JO Comm . pool. Great loca· other amenities includ-Htritegt ,,. COftdo
NEW CONDOS
5% ON
XWTen111
MOlllll of F•brw-y
...,.Offen
FtlH
Drapes & MicrowaVt'
Fur JO day es now
2& 3 B<lrms
private deeki; & pat10s
2()00Mf:YER PLACF:
OPEN WKNDS 12 4
641 1991. agent
As .... -.OWC2nd
East S ide -3Br . FR.
bonus rm . ind oor
s pa /s aun a O nl y
S17t,500. 631-1442
THE ESTATE AGENTS
Lowes t priced Mes a
Verde custom home in
most desirable area 4
Brm. puol, + 9:V• as·
sumable loan. Selle r
anxious. $269,900. Call
S51·53:11, A~t.
3 Ir + Pool/VA
Brand new listini;t 111
Mesa del Mar Lite a nd
airy fl oorplan Ownt•r
will ronsider VA nrrers
and may consider 2nd
Grell Astle. 559·9-100
VA . FHA TERMS 4
Bdrm. two story <>n
HUGE lot 1 Over 20110
s q.feet. Dmini.t room .
separate family room,
Cireplare. Surrounded
b y trees Sl :l l ,11110.
TARR F:l.L . BKR
540-1720
View Mt Balch 10,
Catalina from lh1s 1m
mac. 2 br, 2°·, ba luxury
condo. Open house Sun
1·5. 12111 Las /\rcnits (w
of 2100 block or Par1rie >.
C.M.
lion. Sll0.000. ing a huge yard that "---Wll c--FUU.a llALTY bach to a beautlrul ~ -·r .... J o d 3 Bdnn 1 'h Ba condo in 546-0l I 4 pa,"· ust 3 years 1 ! Jr.n~. 19"', dn w1·11 buv ~·~··~·~·!·~··~·~·~·~··~·~·~·~··~·~·~·~·~·l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I 96J.1112 ·u~ µ J -it. C.Omm. park & pool.
S P E C T A C U L A R H Sl06.900. Jerry J ones. VIEWS or t he Dana OPEN SAT/SUN lO·S 631-1..3116
Point Manna coastline By owner. Good assum II t]~ ~I~· ~~';}s thA~~::"r~n~~c:~; ~=~ :~a~~~-1:45~: ~N~ ~ •
With 25"4 down at 10": 9081Mahalo.964-5729. . "'7UauLTT REALTORS
o .. , .. 1026
int 1750.000.
, 1142.000 4 bdrm '• mi *•DEERFIELD'
DOMT
MISS THIS
OPPORTUNITY to buy a perfect starter home. I
bdrm. 1 ba. in Orange
Tree T o wnh o m es
Perrer t for sin~le or
newly weds .
MISSION REALTY
~S. Cst Hwy. Laguna
Photte494-0731 *Cote Realty ocean. Hunt. Bch. below l"IM I 044 •
& Investment market qk-sale. Agt Ask ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~!:J.!id~ ~:d;l~ni ~
640-5777 forTor9U9402 1im--------•I done as never before' ARealChmllMI'" UNIVERSITY PARK Pool. s pa. magnificent Lrg 4 8d home in woodsy EfToro 1012 Lovely 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. decor and landscaping. area near bea ches 2
••••••••••••••••••••••• s ingle ramity home with All this and assume a rrplcs w/fab. spa. As·
QUIET CUL·DE·SAC a VERY private yard. high loan balance. Ca ll .. 523CA.M"15Dl:IRVl,.E sume l l'r.t'7. low dn.
3Br. 2Ba. patio. frplc. Xlnt location, close to now! S289.,995 . Patric k
Open 1 5 Sun. Sl26.SOO. schools. shops & frwy. Tenore. 631-1266. ~3::i~/~~~;. Helle r ~!~:y·~~· Owner w ill (g)\\bodbrldge I NFLA~~~a:IGHTER 1·~~,.~,.,~~l"':..r;•~,,-
Reallg . 4 BR. new carpets and1•~w1111•110.,,-1:.Aio_,_.,._.,.!,'"~: .. _~~loil--~.~~!. ••. !~.~! •-111111111!~~~11111111!11!1!1!11-I *Cote Re alty 551·3000 only sr122~~ for this REALT~RS __ FRENCH CHATEAU POOL & llACH & Investme nt "2Harranra Pltwy,lrvinl' single am1~me DlmMltds· Gold
GUIST con AGE! ~~::.~~t ;:t~w~~ 1_11'!!!!!640!!!!!!!!!!!-!!!!!57!!!!!7!!!!!7!!!!~ 2 Br + den. 2!1'.i Ba condo~ Redhill V Realty 3 ARCH IA Y
4 lathrwts. l.ach home. 1172,000 1-2 car gar. air. s hutters. 552 _ 7500 Perfect as a diamond. OM.YSI09,500 L"Jllr + o... covered patio. m icro-ocean at your bel'k and
2 stry French Chateau DUTCH HAVEN Beaut. de<.'Orated family wave. OWC mortgage. call. 4300 sq rt. 4 bdrm.
t o wnhome in .a lus h S harp 3 Bdrm home home w/pvt patio. ten· Int. only payments LOC)llftClleoc:h 1041 etc. etc. etc. For a little
green setting by the sea. near Beach & Warner nis. brick cstm s pa. S137.SOO. 551-6611. Agt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• less than One Million.
V. k' SS LE Call Agt Ron 497-S4S4 Obi door e ntry t o Aves.1114,900 Super area .Assume l2"4 _1_c_1________ 11 0/o A UMAI
cathedral ce11inJ(ed liv + terms. Only Sl79.995'' Exciting wood & glass 4 OCEANFRONT Cottage
in11 rm Dramatir Opt'n $10,000 at I 0°/o See this one! Patrick bdrm. 21-, bath. view & Trlr. knotty pine int..
staircase to pvt ms tr 4 Bdrm, 211. baths. pool Tenore. 631·1266 n.ls ls The~ Submit. $325,000. frplc. 3 pvt bchs. pool &
s u ite Sep <·hlld ren 's I and spa. Only St2S.OOO In T_.. oclt Peg Allen ~~r 494 7S78 pier. 549.900. Terms or
winll and 3 baths' All 1 Townhome living at its 1._ ________ •I trade. on lse hold land.
this+priv d e tatr he d I REProfnsioRoh best. You'll enjoy the 1• 499·'!1116
mom·in-law apt. or rec 96).1377 REALTORS s pa rkling night light BLUE WATER ----------
rm Compl. wi wet bar. view from the balronies
4th ba + more' Motival· ~~~!!!!!!~!!!~~~! * •2 MASTERS! +the refreshing spa orr vistas abound from this l•--------
ed seller. here 15 Polen Landmark South Hunt your master bdrm suite 3 bdnn. 2 ba home Just ... ti al. Take advantage ington Beach. 2 story. 4 No. not 2 bosses but 2 Feel right at home in the sleP6 to Vi ctoria Beach .
CENTURY 21 bed se par a t e mas t c r tasterully decorated sur-Owner will carry a larJ?e ~
WALK -IN RF.Al.TY SIS~· .;i~~r ;:i~~g~~ Bedrms that h1ghli,::ht roundings For inform a · 2nd trust deed OHered ~ mml
964-3311 financing. Bkr 963·11377 this super gorgeous at lion on this lovely home. at S259.500
Just R.ct.corat~
New Carpet. new vinyl
i n kllC'hen. new pnt
thruout. 4hr. 2ha . frpk.
lli(t' l'OUntry kitl'ht'n, fam
rm. $127 .500 Rt•lo"'
markt•t rinum·inl! avail
PCV Realty ll33-li526.
6:r7-7920
tached hnme built hv call us. *Cote" Realty
LOVELY MEADOW
LJ(e 3 bdrm. ramily rm.
2' ~bu . Laundry rm. IRe
mster bdrm. Corne r lot.
GLENMAR
4 l.ar!le 3 4 Bdrm 2 b;i.
upgraded with s hake
roor. Hot tub. Enclosed
patio Lovely are a
$129.500. Open Sun I S,
Providenre Lane
SUNSETR.E.
542-5808 846-8803
1042
Warmington 1646 'l(l ft
a nd asking only 559-8888 & lnvt-stmf'nl INW~gR~DGF:' 640-5777
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551.:1000
1920 tlarranl·a l'lt" ~,In inc·
1044
VICTORIA HACH
2 Bdrm home wistudio apt Frpk In hvmg rm
Stt>ps to beac•h Home
sits on 2 hulldable lots.
S28S.CXXI
CUSTOM HOME
ooat gate Lg exhisitini? ••••••••••••••••••••••• Open Sunday. 2·5pm . 1641 loan. $152.500 Open Sun SS95,000. Wate r Front
Orchard St. Sbdrm · :Iba. I ·S at 18185 Palmetto Penthouse Ov<>rlookin1-:
WOODIRIDGE
220/o DOWH
O wne r wi ll earry
Ground levC'I, I sly <'CJn
do 3 Bd r m. 11 ' Ha
Beaut. patio. SI07 .500.
J erry Jones. 631· l266
2 Rd rm 2 ha home with 2
Crplcs L'nusual wood
and glass mountuin type
home with ocean and ca nyon views Great as
:;um ah le finanr ing
$2411.00o.
freshly painted rolnn1al SUNSET R.E. Main Channel. 3 Br. 2' ~
beauty. Family room. 542•5101 146-1103 Ba. 2 frplcs. formal din·
separate dinlni:: room. ing rm .. for 'the elegant
frplc. new roof. Pri~ed H la+-I h 1040 life! Buy lease or lease
R F:Al.TORS
at 1160.000. ror quic k .. :'! .... ~.~....... option with SSOOO option
s ale. Xlnt financ•1n ,:: d "" r money. 16351 Grenoble THE WIEDEMAN S 38 rml •Ba. amr'.°" ·2 Open Sunl-5.Callfordr
O /AGT 494·0066 or frpl c . bloc kw a ll ., ta ils J a rvis . O'Brien
7Sl·4293. 1129·900·846-1756 642·8850. John Coom be Super sharp 3 Rd 2 Ra
OPEN SUN 10-12 I bkr. w IJ.!yard tnNnrthwood 2 Houses-I Lot 2br 2ba Sl25 ooo S 164 . 900 I': H I u ~I \'t'
E·Side C.M 2 Ar. I b.i 2ll9thSt l l3-J99.1o28 HWlli;o:ytORl.ach 1040 r•atr 1r k T rno r c•
ea. AgL 962-775 I or 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631-1266 Ai::t
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OPEN HOUSE Love ly 31Jdrm Custom Home REALTORS
sat/Swl I near Beach Park, Formal Dining,
1657 THcn Circe. Heavy Shake Roof. Call now for
This 3 bdrm l'harmcr inform ation r egarding the 9%%
was once a model home Ass umable Loan . Seller will carry
Located on a hu,::e <'ul part o f the buye rs down payment.
de·sac lot and rilled with and s ays Brin g Any Offer. extras . FIN IS ll F.O
J(arage. n ose to schoob orrered at $144.5011
*Cote Realty
& lnvestm t-nt
640-5777
Best Price In Town
4bdrm 1 Remodele d Kitchen.
**WALK to pools. park. schools
and shoppinll from this 4
Bdrm Berkeley plan in
Colle~e Park. Opn Hse
.ct ; I e H/\Nf:H
Hf /\l TY
~() 1 2000
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESlATE SERVICES
WE SELL llMNE
PRESTIGIOUS TURTUROCK
Here 's vour c h a n ce to m ove up to a
Preside nt H o m e . Spa cious pla n 200.
3 BR. 2 bath. S unny bre ak fast a rea.
Lg. Fam. Rm. Corne r location on
s uperb c ul-de-sac. 0"'11e r wi II carry
2nd T .D . S256.000. F ee.
A LOT OF STYLE-TUITUROCK
Built into this 3 BR. Highlander .
Custom built li bra r y . Sky light.
Tiled formal Oin'g Rm. Private
redwood patio. ·owner will he lp with
financing . $274.500.
EXPANDED
497.5494
CortCOTTA•I
a nd charming too
beamed cc1hn,g. crackl-
tnll fireplace. secluded
rourtyard wa lk l o
bearhes Great rinanr
tnl! plus owner will ht>lp
Only$171.500
LCICJUIMI ViHag. R.E.
497-1761
USTOFTHMS
Clear and seller will
rmancf' trv 12": • l'an
trade up for s m all com
merc1al in OranJ?e Cou n
t' :-Oeat 2 bdrm 1·ott ai.:1•.
rireplacc. and a nc•ar
ne"' 2 bdrm. 2 bath unit .
~ r ar J?a rai:e S26S .OOO
Cllppc•r pluml11nl(. larl(f' ----------yard. doublr J(ara~C'.
Plus h C arpe t s. Cus tom Drapes.
Freshly Painted. Seller bought
anoth e r. a nd has priced thousands
below ma rke t v alue for quick s ale .
C r eati ve t e rms OKAY-BETTER
HU HH.Y.
OttAHGETIEf
N e w o n mark f't
Detarhed patio home 2
b d r m s . 2 b a t'h s .
fircplarc. A C. end unit.
f'xc-ellent c·ondit ion As
s umr 9•·: mtt>rest loan.
1126,950
Take a beautiful Turlle r oc k
Preside nt ho m e & enlarge & u ate
lo o ver 3.000 sq . ft. & you have
lo vely large fami ly dream horn
BR. 3 BA. plus g ame room & D
Gourme t kih·h<'n plus s pa. S395.
OPEN 12-5
SATURDAY
Located in a most pre
s1i11ious area or Dana Point. this t>xq uisite
custom home has it all· 4
bdrms . 2': ba ths .
l(ou rme t k i l t:h e n .
heauttrul J?ardens anc1
outs tanding e.xist inl! rinancin,g See Ellie
Finigan at 34!nl Chula
Vis ta . Dana
Point.. .1349.500
LAGUHA CHARMflt
This 2 hdrm . 2 bath
home is nestled in the
trees with a beautiful
ocean view Gated com·
mun l t y i 11 N o rt h
Laguna . Probat e
sale .... $340.000
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L:-J REALTORS ~l...,Lr<f/'5 e,.ASSOCIATES
141·1111
2 yrs nu. huJle 4br 21 1ha
2 r plare Up J?raded
beauty ~ 2br 2ba re ntal
Owner will carry w lnw
down°"''" Bkr 673 11'18
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S2SO.OOO 3 br -t den. 20,
ba Open Sun I S 1436
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644-9724. 1213179().677'1
OWNF.R FINANCING . on this superb Spyjllasi;
mansion Owner wants
to move now' Submit' Asking $52.5,000 Devin
Real Estate. 642-6368
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2ba. low Int. Prine only
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FANTASTIC OCEAN VIEW
111 by 124' lot. 3 or 4 bdrms
custom 3200 sq ft h ome. open cente r
courtyard. rumpus room , oak bar,
jac u zzi. 20°/o down with 12%
financing. Redueec.; to $575.000.
~n Sat/Sun l ·S at 2501 Harbor
View Drive, Coro na del Mar.
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den, lflt' lill<'ht'n II ull1111
area Cul·dC' IH' 1111 llM
large loan. 1-'/P SIM.1100
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142·1108 14MIOl
4 BJ, 3 BA HOME
Erid of cul-de·11c
s1z.oootott11•
Have already moved.
Med fut 11le, assume
12'4.llJ. rlnancln1 wino
quallfyln1 on entire
balaMe. Under priced at S174,000. Owner 141 ......
Investors Sllltial! ··~ " t• (' u t i v c DuPi e x f 0 r l>bu·rlminulin~ T~ste. 3bdrm, 3~a.
,•urh . C l·ntrul Air. Woodburnmg
I<' 1 r t• 1> I a c.· e s , C u s t o m
<:ur/>l•ts /Urapes. H eavy Shake
tloo . 11 1, .. •;{, loan is assumable . No
~nllryin~ Necess a r y .
$10,000 Down II Less
Moves You In
No Qualifying Necessary. Your
monthly payment can be adjusted
to m eet your m o nthly budget. We
hove many 3 and 4bdrm homes in
the best O r a n ge County locations
with th ese t erms . Call our
specialists for more information.
160LDENWEST
REALTORS
s& ,_ASSOCIATES ........
DAVID D. CARLSON
REAL.Tott 133.9z93 .
SMOl<I TRll
2 hr, 2 hn 1•11ntlo ". 1l1•t
dbl !lrtr fly 1111111t•r
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WOODIRIDGE
2 Rdrm Wurmini.tton
"R " Ntd unit. Great
!or ation Opt•n house
S a t/Sun 12 4 at JO
Wlndwood. Ml 5S2·0000
2Br. l'l'Jba c hatea u in
Woodbridge Creative
finan c ing S132.000.
552-1484. 559·9581 o r
552-5007.
WOODIRIDGI
Wannington 1ward win·
ning design twnh me .
3B r 2 ba . Beaut.
la ndscpg & interio r .
Prime toe nr pool & lake.
Owner 559-0555. 552·9690 ·
WOODBRIDGE
3 br cotta1e. 21.'J ba. lam.
rm. formal din. Assume
197.000. Asking 1155.000.
Open Sat/Sun 12·5.
Owner. 559-7047.
THE TERRACE or Univ.
Park . 3bdrm . 2ba
townhome. separate din-
ing room. wetbar & up· grades. Offered b y
owner at Sl52.000 with
nex. owner financing.
552-53112.
WOOD11-.1•L .. ,,,,..,,. ......
2br, 2ba, 1tudy. frplc,
comm'\)' pool/Jae/lab. •1 ~1.000. BJ Owner ........
TURnEROCIC-CAMPUS VIEW
l mmacula t(• 3 BH. + family r
with attr ~1t'l1v e landscaping &
pa tios . N e w C'arpe t s . C los e to
everythin g. R a re Plan JV. Owne r
will a ssist in financing. $179,500.
UNIVERSITY PAIK
VANDERBUILT. 4 BR. + fam.
Rm. Cath edra l c e ilings & open
s tair c a s e . Large maste r s u ite .
Dramatic hom e & financin g.
$215,000 F ee .
EXECUTIVE PEltflCT
Low yard m ainte n a n ce and privacy
a r e f e atures o f this dramatic
A rborlake C ondo. Two mas t e r
suites. E nte rtain ers· dining room.
All one level w ith gar age. $152.500.
A WAY OF LIFE-WOODlllDGI
Highly upgraded & e legant
"Adams". Beautiful panelled study
with bookcases + 3 BR. & Fam.
Rm. Decorator wallpapers &
draperies. Lush landscaping &
large brick patio. Great o wne r
fin8l)Cing. $199,500. ~
WONDHFUL WOODlmDC'H
Sought after 3 BR. "Madison " with
p op ular Cape Cod exter io r .
Beautiful landscaping with cozy
spa. Interior tastefully decorated &
in m ove in condition. $189,500.
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GREAT ASSUMAILE
RNAHCING
Very traditionally styled
home on so· lot. with
great r anyon vie ws.
some ocean view and privacy ' Spacious. with
high reilings. view deck.
rlrepl are in family
room. massive livinll
room with we t
bar ... $249.000.
499-1120131-0136 ------MYSTICHIUS
A beautifully main ·
talnecl custom home on a
large lot. Superb ocean
views & C1talina sun·
sets. 3 bdrms. 2 baths.
~lier may help finance
1247~.
UMOISTRUCTID
view. A r1bulous build·
lnl site in • quiet uea.
The price for lhls double
sl1e lot Includes plans &
pennitl for 1 2500 sq. ft.
home. D05.000.
O&.DT.O.W.
Thls quiet woodsy ael·
&Ing is a perfect location
for thls wood 6 glass 3
bdrm home. Newly r~
modeled with beautiful
views In all dln!ctlons. sm.ooo.
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~ 1500 • Ullll"lll. ••• .. -.:• .,.,. *Cot• Realty island & indoor BBQ, magnificent A......... A la\<H tm .. nt ... CAMYOM master suite w /frplc & bird's eye view
ftlOWM M0-5777 McLain El Dorldo. 3br, of waler. For sale by owner. $675,000
Owner will carry 2nd w /20% down
assumable 9% FHA loan. 3 Bdrm cozy
home in excellent area near schools
and shopping . Only $8.S,500. 752·1920
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Pac~ View Memorial
Pm. Choke lot. Re1
prie. rtllO. Now ucrtrlce °""'"..._to bu1 chi• view. mo.ooo. ln1t1ll· fee. 2591 Circle Drive. 548·7145. Open
fallLildt J Mnn dteam C ... p I C 0 D menc Hie, •"""" H Sal/Sun. 1-5 l500.548-2630ev.~~-l!!!!!'!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ....... "'l:"'etll .. VAR, owe 2nd. 640-97M
•••• of th 1 rlflr ~
541..,, ... ..,.... le kuin H1t1 a Behn/fem rm ..... S ROAD
l'!!llU •tL p• •ct 4 aravealtes. Vi sta del T ,. ._.. Mar section in Paclric PIOPHTllS View Memorial Park,
............ s-P•s...-. .......
South erid VlEW loc.
POOL. All 2 bdrm. 2
bath units. Owners unit
completely fum. 3 pvt
patios, frplc . Owner will
carry AlTD. $295,000.
av......, •11,MCI pool home wtth an 1111 YllW LOT
1um•I* b t of 1108.000 Subordln1 taon polfsible
ac In Try 10''. down 6 t1Ct'e11ent term s
CHER $2000firm. C111 677-5779.
don osl ·n
mJN roAST HV.'V
l.AGl A BEAC'll
d741MA
..._ .. s..Why!
SIM.IOOOWC
2 bdrm. Jn>und lt:!Vt'I
OWN YOtlR OWN on
tb t' 8 l'1&t h S1dt· tJr
tupw>Y & only a re" yards to a Riv re;
View" Park o" you u
sun bathe on your own
lawn & peek at the
<X'ean Tiie perfect pl11<'t·
tu reure
Two l•11hwa •·Z
t'all for mort' flt11&1H'lll!i $421,000.
0111111& &.tl l316 Agt Dan Hod1e
LIDO ISLE
Cuwil t!le1uince 11> the
c •plion (0< this buutt(ul
• puush style home on
prelltlgious Lido 1!.le
l nt'ludt!s 4 bdrmi. all
w pvt balhs. indoor •out
door swimming pool and
a Excel financing Of
rered al 16311.000
Open Sat/Sun I 5
20t Via San Remo
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~5580 7~9501
'3.900Down NB. lbr,
54().~ or 631-7653
John Lembeck tAgentl
VICTC>alAN
BEACH HOME
New 3 BR 3"4z Ba. Quali·
t y handcrafted oak
thruoul Stained glass.
spa
Plan Ill Realty
752.5499
MOO sq ft, 5 br. Gd as-
sum. loan. $297.500 firm
•WISTCU"* OWNER SALE. Moving
out <A State. 4br, 3ba.
-family home. 12&.000 . 892.J:m, 642-0565
SIA WIND OPEN DAILY 1·5, 1121
Harbor View Somerset BERKSHIRE LANE
5 br, 3 b1. w I sea. to· ~!!!!!67!!S.!3!104!!!!!!!!! mountain view + 10 -= grand custom features.
Probably f i n es t --111111111------Somerst't avai lable. ......... ........
$345,000 O pen 1·5 S hare a pie ce of
Sal/Sun 2214 Port paradise for as little as
CarUslt'. Bkr.673-2122. $5,950. Bre athtaking
LOWDOWN
Vt'rsailles !Br/studio.
penthse condo, w /lg as·
s umable loans , only
$105.500, Owner/agt.
645-3447. 979·5370 ask for
Jim
ocean view condos. Lux·
urious new 5 Star apart·
ment complex. Call now
& flnd out how you can
travel the world over
with th.is purchase.
712-1920 C•••arclal ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, ,,.,., 1600 = •••••••••••••••••••••••
..._.,... .._. I OH att.-RMI Estate --· .. -%-ON_ID ___ Betty Grubb. Ownr /Bkr
• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Macnab · Irv me P..W. of Owwenhlp
is reflected everywhere
in this traditional stylt'
1100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
A .... &Profets.
Lot, 62'hx292'h opposite
Costa Mesa Hospital.
$275,000.
EXCITING Roy-::~= Rltr. 64.2-8235
home generous with!•--------
country charm. Nestled
in one of Newport
Beaches best backbay
communities. near the
golfcourse( 11 is conve· nlent lo reeways and
shopping. Enjoy a fami·
If size kitchen. spacious
living room w /br ic k
fireplace, 3 Bdrm and 2
Ba. Assumable 9 11,<7,
loan. Owner may assist
with financing. Call for
e e WESTCLIFf AHA
Estate Sale HB shopping strip·375K Fully leased Stores nr Beautifully customized w est c 1 i ff S h op p in R 24 'x60' Viking Home Comm . bldg +. SA·315K Center. 11r: return on
2Br. 2Ba & enclosed __ Bill. ag~. 83! 1257 full price of S375.000. 6
porch. In Laguna Hills C 0 M M F. R c; 1 A L yrs new Assume loans
nicest 5 star park. 21 yr DEVELOPMENT SITF. of llfl & 9''1, interest.
olds &older <JE835!1) C a 11 Owner.Broke r in Norwalk Firestone lest luy i1t Town N lk 2 54J.4477 A Doll House. 20x42. 2Br. at orwu . 1.5 acres in
1 Ba. walk-in closets. priority redevelopmenl COSTA MESA AR•cisMJ I 11/40/o
Re·developmenl poten
tial. near the beach & 1~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111--•I Opell W /S. I ·6
2640 Ylsta Onoda
Exclusive Eastbluff. 4
Brdrm, 3 ba. dinin1 rm.
liv rm. nice patio. sml
view of lights . S230,000-
owner may carry,
r&llN.DUPLEX
Steps lo ocean. Assum.
ln. 3 Br. 2 ba. each unit
+ deck. S2160.000.
Red h 1 l I 0-~ l\L' ,1lty
t ;-;-: ) ~: ;1111
appt. $169,900.
D.M. Mcrshalf Rltr
644-9990
area. Owner will carry. . Many xtras. $22,500. R 7 Units. Bread & Butler CLASSIC B_a_r_ret_t __ lty. 642·5840 Thal 's what these units h igh school ( c·enlra I
Laguna! Rents $1050
mo. Asking $229,000
494-7551
~ tlllllf --~ Mc COHMACI'. HE
L...-Hlh 1050 •••••••••••••••••••••••
EXCEPTIONAL owne r
financing available at
lock 0.. M.ti.t
I.ease option or equity
share the best buy on Bal. Penin . Charming
2·sly Span. home on the
park! Call Joyce Waltze.
631-1266
REALTORS
Northrup Real Estate.
642-5062
Hollis Wood Realtor
675·8676
TRIPLEX
1 so· tro... smc1
Two 2br & one lBr.
Furn. 2 frpks. $295,000.
Mulhearn R e al t y
RUSTIC ESTATE
MOllLEHOME CondoMlnluMs/Town· a rc referred too. Ap-S homesfors• 1700 prox. •,, ucre. l'Oove.
ALES ••••••••••••••••••••••• nient to all stores. 3 2Br. Z706 Harbor. Ste 208A & 4 !Br $250.000 Good
MUSTSF.LL! 540-5937 •L•o•v-E•L•Y•H•o•u•s•E-L.IK-F.•I te rms Possible trade
Panoramic vu. 10"1. dn. ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ CONDO·IN ORANG J-: M c Na s h R e a I l y .
will work deal to fit your Es late Sa 1 e . 196 3 1 sly. end unit. IR JRr. 642 IJJ.1 . 642·6578 eves
needs. s349.ooo. OWC Lake .. ~-.. Mob1·16 home. dbl ·1 759·<n74. 752·8822 wuuu "' garage. cornmun1 y PRIME EASTSIDE
great loc. Gd cond poolSlffi,000 TRIPl.F.X
1076 •••••••••••••••••••••••
PRIVACY Wkdays plea se c<.111 TerraOelSol Rlty A ~sumab ll· h igh
759·4173. 1714> 497-1744 b::tl<ince. lo" 1nter1·st
rates below prevailinR 1---------•I $10,000 DOWN
Emf m.tfs COiieio
Sgt level Anita. 3br, 2ba.
e nd un it on grn bll
Sl 79,900 Owner I A gt
831·7824 . 768·741 3. 644.Q68
Register
213/697-4803 or if no
answer 213/920· 76-07
Circular drive and huge
trees shroud this charm-
ing upper bay chalet.
Beamed ceilings. large
stone fireplace In the
step down family room. 2nd story artist's retreat
p l us separate .gues t
quarters. Some 'financ
ing available. Asking on-
ly $275,000. Not "just a
house'' so why not call
now! 645-7221
Gracious 2 Br Custom
Home. LI'! yard. w/deck,
fruit trees. L.R. wlfrplc.
cath ceilings. Add for
pano Dana Harbor.view. See lo apprec1<.1te '
$135.000 w/1o:ood financ-
ing. Beach Road Realty
496 0998, 492 7041 ,
498-0322
~~!!~~~---I loan PRlN ONI. Y Call LIKE BRANO NF.W ! 2 now. as krn)! $225,000 on 4 bdrm. 2i,, ba family
and entertaining home
with pool and spa. or
fered at $247 .500.
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LEASE OPTION
6 beautiful new homes
available for lease with
option to buy. Exceller.l
terms . Best location.
LINDA ISLE
Executive Count r y! Englis h Bayfront 5
Bd rms . i n c ludi n g
maid's quarters . Pvt
community and private
dock Fee land . S2.6
million. Owner will con-
sider excellent financ·
ing.
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BIG CANYON
ROMANTIC
UHDEZYOUS
UNOBSTRUCTED OF
CATALINA. Southern
Cal's beaut.iful majestic
sunsets can be seen from
this prof. decorated J Br
1 ba condo in popular
Villa Balboa. Walk 3
blocks to ocean, Lido
Village It Restaurant
row Row. All te rms avail. Owner says "try
30K down" and he will
carry. Price $15().000.
Country Hills Really
529-5275 or 990-3889
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
CHARMER!
llGCANYON
25 C•yo. l.e-d Dr.
O.-S-1-4:30
Off ~ord Road . Green·
brier Model Townhome
with outstand ing gotr
course view. Pool. spa
tennis. security gale.
$550.000 down. Assume 10~ vir tst. Owner will
carry balance. Asking
1275,000.
GllWALKll
Realty 675·5200
Westclff Realty
*Nothing Down
Newport Terrace 2 Br·2
Ba rare l·sly. 2 Br-21!?
Ba-2·sty.
John Marshall
631-1266
REALTORS
HGTS
ASSUMAILE
SPARKLING SPANISH
Oen view, 4Rr. J•~Ba.
lam rm. d e n . s pa ,
$539.<XXJ Conrad & AS·
soc .. Agt Doris 492·9400
bdrm + 13>.t ba. laundry M Y E S T I M
in kit. Sep din rm DOWNTOWN ARl. 549·!361>
De<."Orated in gold tones LOMG IEACH SACRIFICE
5• Lag. Hills Agt. M-F. Sm & lg I Br units 1n FORCED SALE
9 ·6. 964-6833 Aft classic Lafayette Cnn T1Ao4PkxApartmenl!t
6 PM 'S & S 9 -I PM dos Some w orn 'll'"'' by owner 2 Bdrms ca
752-5836 prices vary Serurily Ass um :.ib le loan al
Trailer al bc h S8500
Terms. OWC or trade
499<1U6
Nt'w Modular type home.
El Moro Beach Park. sp
bldg. wlk blk t11 ne"' to 7': !128,000 each
Marina •ir new Ma ll s.1.'i.<XXldown St-eat6555
Submit your terms Call & 6565 Oumharton an San
for apply tn se<" Annie Aemardino Call Carol
1213) 432-1632 Tucker at 1141494.4549 or
EDGEWATF.R RL TY 494.28fi6
1213) 434 4481
DuC.."s'aa.
Sm: Jumc 70. 2Br. space rent Sl75
Caphtrano I 071 mo. 20 yrs lse. S59.900 DUPLEX
••••••••••••••••••••••• 499-3816 1---------1973 Cameron 60', 2Br. 1 ACRE ESTATE lBa. awning & 2 sheds.
new carpeting. H .B.
557.7993
1800
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
Duplex for sale. 2200 sq.
rt .. c/ac . r /p , patio ,
carpetin g, immac. nr
~ive~1d~2i7252
lmmar . Two 2bdrm Iba.
S of PCH. cornt>r lot. 521
& 5211'2 C'arn:ilion Ave.
Assum low int loan.
$325.000 Call owner for
info or appt Days
543-1161, eve 675·5142 Choice of the Country
gentleman -elegant
custom Tudor estate
overtooking the fairway. 714 7C,O <>333 Offered at S2.3 million.
3 Bdrm. 2 Ba. Fam. Rm.
Formal Din . Rm .
Gourmet kitchen .
Fenced. 12~ interest!
Bt'Sl terms! John Va-
nian Co. 631-0900.
FOR SALE BY OWN ER
Harbor Vie w Homes.
Monaco model. 3bdrm.
2ba. french doors & win·
dows. exceptionally lrg
lot for area. brick patio.
decking & firepit. nr
greenbelt & comm. pool.
lrg assumable loan. will
cooper1te with brokers.
1235.000. (714 l644-5Z72.
Adorable 3 Bd 2 Ba on
lrg lot. Lots of wood·
warm & cozy. Fruit
trees. you'll love it.
$169,500. Jeanne Salter.
631·12186
English country home
with rustic stylinl'! and
lots of wood. 5 Bdrms. 3
baths. Ocean and valley
views. Near Marina. Ad-
joining ac.-re available
with separate negotia-
tions. $950,000.
single senior mobil home
for sale, b y ownt'r .
S14.000. Cap . Bc h
(714 )493-6661.
IA YROMl' DUPLEX
NEWPORT BEACH
FEESIMPLE ,LANO
Nr new lg 3Br + 2Br + 4
enclosed garages As
sume low interest Isl &
sell will carry 2nd
20 low rlwn units $360.000
Riversidt> OwneriAgent
673-6720. 544·0333 L..,._..,.._. IOU , ••••••••••••••••••••••• *Cote Realty llT Of HEA VEH
Lovely 2 Bdrm. 2 bath
mobile home on a bluff
over the OCt'an in North
Laguna. Many extras in·
OHtCEILDG
MONARCH IA Y & Investment REALTORS WILSON & WEtSS
REAL ESTATE
Dana Point
493-2752
30 Units 10'', financinR
O WC S70.000 "' n u py mls $425,000 Al?l
64'i 1544
Sweeping Ocean View 640-5777 ......_ Redllcecl
4Bdrm 3~Ba. Cus tom 8 ~· -~OPP=oa=m=u=N=m~·ls E, A. ATE
Reduced to $425.000
CJS Realtors I ·635·5650 yrs on laroe lot. Pri Sec l'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'I $149,900. 2 Bd. 2 Ba. high .. b1lance loan. easy lo as· FOil IMYESTORS IEACH RETREAT el ude : ch e r r y wood 1---------•I G•te. Tennis Courts. MIWPOltT HGTS. s ume, no qualifying
Beach, Clubhouse Ry New uclusive office Hurry ! Greg As tle. CUTE DOLL HOUSE! Bu y th is Io v e I y 2 ~!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' cabinets and buillin P.Mlc .... Point 5-111'~ DOWN
Owner. princ only. listing. It is exquisite! 559-!MOO
Only 1595.0001714 I For the pe rson who
SlO · $15.000 down Bdm/den beach retreat
Owner will carry paper with a low winter price
up lD 3 years. Asking of only $132,900. Selle r
$162,000. bought another home
1010 •••••••••••••••••••••••
vacuum. Long term land Tri-plex. custom ov.-ners
lease available. Super u nit w,s pa. Spanis h
On rental homes . a ll
areas Rice. 536-9374
540-9550or 49S<t6S5 wanta it all. Spacious •$20,000 DOWN financing. 181.500_ Tile. marble frplc . x lnl PRIDE
T R I L E V E L owner fmancing. OF OWMEllSHIP 8o/1 down. owner will
carry with no payments.
3bdr m . condo, s pa,
model unit Jason. Agt.
536-9374.
Golf Course Condo. front
row, end unit. 3 Br. 2 Bu.
Pr inclpa l s onl y .
s139,500. o w e . 499.1525
Lalle Forest l 055 ··············••\••••••
LUXURIOUS
MEW DECOR
Beautiful in and out with
beamed ceilinl(s. sky
lights. In a woodsy sel·
ting with atrium ,
mature trees and
greenery. Across from
tennis court s Very
private with a spa
Spacious 2 bdrm & den.
formal dining rm and
coordinated neutral de·
cor. A beautiful 'lome
for the perfection isl•
$149,500.
-
~,\Tl HI HO"ll
llOMI ., Inc.
REAL ESTATE
87M900
Newpcwt leach I 069 •••••••••••••••••••••••
NIWPOIT SHORES
Walkto~ach
LIVE near the ocean .
Su~ A-FRAME. This mOdel seldome avail. 3
Br. 2 Ba. 1162,500 or
trade for duplex.
HUGE 4 Br. + Fam.
Rm. Plush rust carpet,
quarry tile. decorator
wallp1pera. sundedr &
many xtru. Jusl listed.
Sl15.000. G~at terms.
3 Br. 2 S.. 2 Story with
lnap 1Wldeck. Move ln
aow. ll.9.900.
Othen available.
01.euaaull .... .-..o .....
c.~:-
Jolm COomble bkr
w/pool & spa. S289,000.
Ca ll for appt. Rae Rod~rs. 631-1266 ---------
I &~~I~ OCEANFRONT
WATERFRONT
HOMES
REAL ESTATE
631-1400
BIG CANYON
REALTORS -Peninsula Point home. 4 !!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~
Bdrm, 3"'1 ba. 9950.000. --------• Call for financing de· R .. 0,pDJS twlty
tails . Owne r /Agt. O..Liclo 675-8676
a nd is ready to sell.
Good financing availa· ble. Diana 631-1266. Agl.
MASTER Pf E C E 2 JON~J.~~LTY TRIPLEX
patios eler garage l~~~~~~!!~~~I Assume 71 ,,., loan and door. Pool Spa 3 Bed. 1: owner will part1ci p:ile in
ATTHEIEACH H'• ba. 5 yrs new -1213N. COAST HWY !• ... llJl!llll-lllllllll!lllllllllllll ... -•I s eronctary rinanr mg
Nice 3 Bdrm hous e. private master bdrm LAGUNA BEACH P1•11•Pt6Unfts Only SIR0,000 Call now•
Super condition. Terrific Ba I a.n cc d PO w e r · 497-4848 Extensively remodeled 97!1-5370
financing. $235,000. Open SllJ6.000. Low interest. Owner financin g avail A
Sunday 12:30 lo 4·30, 846-Till ; 730-5352now! The baGrovesbo, 2bdrm . 2ba . $750.000. LLST"A TE
5319RiverAve. TalMITYPIOP. wet r. nus rm. as-l'1
Terrific golf course viewj~~~~~~~~~
townhome. Form e r model with private pool
and spa. S725,000.
This 4 bedroom newly
finished home offers tru·
ly spacious Ii vinl'! in
tr1ditional elegance on
beautiful Lido Isle. See·
ing is believing this ex·
t'eptional va lue. Call
now!
SUNSET RE sumable loan. 731·4583. JONES REAL TY • • Sffl leoch I 014 REAL TORS
542-5101 146-1103 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1---------673-6210
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PIMTHOUSI
C.-wflll Doell
2 Bdrm. 2ba. 280 deg
ocean. bay, mln. city
view. P006, sec. Lge as·
sumable loan. Balboa
Penin. Fee land. C/21
Newport Cntr
UDO PENINSULA 1~~~~-~-I Peri Yow Yacht YOUll NEW HOME Deluxe 3 Bdrm in Lido r:: IRAMD HEW !
L .... T T • X HOUMSto~ 6 2 Rdrm 2 ha units in front of your lovely AN X " "' Park w /p v t beach. Mo•ed 1900 Close ln Norton A Fn
waterfront townhouse. 2 SHEL.TH security gate Open Sat ••••••••••••••••••••••• 200": depret· avail now Bdrm, 2'h ba . pool. Only 10~ down. fixed & Sun #27 Cabril lo H 0 u se r 0 r r e W ', 1st TO $255.000
seclusion at the Moano rate loan. Open Fri, Sat. $41 ,950. d 1. b So. Calif .... ...... on Lido Penins ula Sun & Mon afternoon. moval emo 1t1on 3 r . .. ... ,
S650,ooo with good 254 Electric:. Ask for SHARP DIL WIDE Npt Bch Phone645·fl532 546-5605 ------.. -·_640-__ 53>7 _____ 7~_67_6_7 ....... Hlls
Re1. I h 1 I I 0-~ Re .1lty
I ;~:: ~:\1111 financing. Trudy: 1213 )594-4195 or Rustic 1 bdrm. Ex· lttcotMProperty 2000 2&4&6 l 'NITS
ROGER BROWN'S (213>378-4238. cellent terms $39.500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "
Ocean vu. 3 Bdrm 2~
Ba . 3 ca r ga r age.
'325.000.
~
7st-t221
,, ...............
Y o ur c h a n ce o f a
lifetime to live on Lido
Isle In a charming 2
bdrm home plus den .
Strftt to street location
and within steps to one
of Udo's finest beaches.
A must to see. $350,000.
B.t ·d h 1 I I &i..p Kt" iltv
I, I ' I. ;1111
Newport Hgt.s by Owner
2br w /2 dbl gar! 675· 3063 !'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'
VlA LIDO REALTY ;"\uper terms
675-1483 5""' l.ocJ-a I 01 -WATERFRONT APPLE VALLEY I 714 496 7928
or 679-9667 ---•••••••••••••••••••••• HOME.S Near new 4· Pl ex . 2 LIDO'S Sharp 2 Bd in Bayshores ! I•--------• REAL ESTATE bdrm. 2 bath each unit 6 UMITS
H.rborV•HW IMCRIDllLE Exclusive at $299,995. S WE EPING ocean 631-1400 with fireplace. endoserl PALMSPRIHGS
Port.ifmo mdl 4 Bd + Patrick Tenore. Agl views and Catalina sun-~!!~~~~!!~~!I patio. double J?arage R esort un its. xlnt
bonus rm w/lofl & Ba. LIFESTYLE 631-1266. sets can be enjoyed form Sl6S.OOO. Bill Grundy· leveraae 15,.., down. 8X
Pvt spa.Closeloschool awaits you i n this this2Bdrm.3bahome Acret11pforSale 1200 Rltr.675-6161. "ro!'s."Pool w owner's
•· 1 A k' spacious 3 bdrm home ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.. "' comm. poo . s mg 3\.1.r acres offer ultimate FOUR-EX unit. 10 min from sa42.900. Tom Baron com{>lete with a large privacy or unique de WORST COULD BE .-.. airport 260K. Agt .John
559·9400Agt. furnished game room REALTORS velopment potential BEST FOR YOU Westside Costa Mesa Mosbv. 1.788.5020. Prin.
plus an ideal master Callforfur1.herinforma-lf youhaveS164.000and Needs som e work only . I 2 J/4•/o Mew RamclncJ bedroom & a sunny patio Udo Hlc)h RIM lion. Offered at S749.500. want JS<J; yield annual-S22.000 yr incomr Full
Open Sat/Sun 1-5 at 2522 perfect for family enter· L 0 w e s t p r i c e d ly. purchase $200,000 two price $225,000 Owner
23rd St. Prime toe. talning·lhis Is especially waterfront in area at *Cote' Realty year deed of trust bear· will carry 10'1 interest
3 o o o + 5 M s u p e r for you!! Call today $269,000. 1 Bdr , ocean Ing 20% Interest on 25 w /S60.000 dn
kitchen. Sep breakfast and bay view. security & Investment acre avocado grove in ~ PR€'TIG€
rm . Mstr s uite w /3 bldg, pool and boat s lip 640-5777 Inactive development _ _ >
closets & vu deck. Oak avail. area near Vist a . Com-I HOME\ n & 1 h th D ...W blned 8~ 1st. + this in· rst Fp usl dlc~s ru· .M76·~0llS vestment represents R.E. lnveslmen s ou . rm ning rm, _ Panoramic Ocean Vu garden window. 2 cov'd ~~~!!!~~!!!!!!~.----------less than~ of the ap· 3333W. Coast Hwy, NB
palioll, trlr access. Xlnt 4B1~1oDOW ..... OWC PMraised1 va!ue1 or lad~d . 645-6646 t erm s . Offere d at v--11 "" A appra1sa on a Ja-1---
$299,900. 581_1000. Mis· BALANCE . ..,_,000. cent 21h acre parcel at INCOME PROPERTIES
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3 Bclnn. 2 bat.h, lovely Sal/Sun 1·5 at 1514 HAllOI llD•I SPICIAL lion. s105.ooo. x Int --------• terested?Then call us. patio. 1p1clous s un-Bi1hland Or. Agt. Don't miss this lovely 3 bedroom financing. Robert Knox. decb. P'lne Udo aection 552-0890 f of nicely appointed ---------• 21h bath Condo with loads o Wm . Powell R . E .
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today. Price ,000. 3br, 2ba. formil liv rm. Appointment only $479,000 fem rm, frplc. dining,
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sec dep Ba. Wet bar & nreplace . It aailin& prlviled•es, Nwpt Heloh•· 3Br/"Ba pvt petio, 2 car car/elec. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,·4ir •J6t 2 car ga ra 'e • pool. l880 Phon 559 7058.. · " ""· • opener, close to S .C. Ouanlront condo , 3br. ---------sauna, tennis. Lease · e: · · avail. Mar. 1. Refrla. Plaza. 1595/mo. lse .
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fl.46.1535, 552.9574 New condo in Seaside I MSO/mo. M7·02ll '6th. St. SS.SO. 4 Br. upper Woodbrid&e/lrvine
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C lfhlr .. leeclt 3211 Npt Shores 1775. Agt. 3br. I V..ba. all amen. in-•lllllllllll!!!!!!llllllllllllllllllllllll•••~~ .f lhih ••••••••••••••••••••••• Small 1 Br. Big renced Village, Beach & Allan-Irvine Groves, lovely 642.8&'1(). cl. ~/mo. 640-7690
A'TTllAC"nV!Tl!IUIS p1 ... +, J600 Ot-ean Vil. lge 4 BR 3 ea . yard ai garage Pet OK. la Blvd. 2 br, den. 2"'1 ba, 4bdrm. 21~ba , wet bar. ~ f"iftanrini ••••••••••••••••••••••• f•Mlly fl bonus rm. 3 ~mo. 790 w Wilson 1650 sq ft . sec. gate, ten· c. air. & much more Newport Hgts . 2br dbl FREE RENT till 3/31 181.
l.odown lo lnlrN"st TV9'AC' ARIZONA fpk'•· 1116() mo. 4M-l9S7 6?3-6336 nis cts. pool & jac SS2-!N46. $750/mo. gar. gardener. $650/m o Hngt Landmark 3 BR "'-· I t714 l · --S97S/mo. (213)833-1369. 675-D3or679-9667 eves condo, brand new . '"v•l(IClm 4 P ~x Purebrt-d r<a lllt' or hursc ------E/Slde sml t rm bach e v es & w k n d s .' "THE LAKES" Adults only over 40 yrs.
Hl.mltn.l\Oft 8ear h aru o peration 70 d eeded 2bdrm & studio, deluxe h r I to r ·g (213)831 5734 Large 1 Br lort, t.l R a . 28r. 2Ba Condo, only 3 S650 mo. 759-9386 'P«~ lhmu11huut acres + 7~ acres State Shore c 11 r f V 111 as , se, pc, s ve, re ra ' · · Condo with patio ~n
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h II .., .. .._......,.., H_rr_ 3242 Lake Frpc . a r . "' n e 1 g ~ b o r h o o d U.L=n'c.had ~525 Tax Shelter rt& ts Fertile va ey pets. Pool t -~·6795 --_._-more. Asking $550 mo. /be ut r 1 dow & ,......._ ~ A....... e-.. h f T I w a I u m.ea ••••••••••••••••••••••• vw.~r 1uaer l r rom ucson ~ m 3br. 2ba. yard. else to ••••••••••••••••••••••• 838-3362or538-1752 rk I ds p I
1714 1848--2000 terest $150.000 P 0 Box Ocean view, pool & sec.. bch, S650/mo Newport Seagate Waterfront Con-faac, saa:na.c~g~o.~~ ELEGANT L akes '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll•l 1960. Tubae, Arizona , prof decor, 2bdrm . Hgts.645-5110 do.40'boatdockinfront. L...-leac:h 3241 s m children . (714 ) Twnhme 2br. 2ba.' a /c.
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pets 496-9895. ' 3br. 2ba. ram rm. frplc, ly painted thru-o ut. 3 Bdrm, 2Yl bath. 2 frplcs. a · -$595/mo. S58-1698 days.
Presrott, Arizona. Coun-----$650/mo Open SIS 1·4, GREAT VIEW Vacant. c lubhouse & pool. 2 Bdrm. Condo. 1184 551-4654eves
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only 3tyrs $48.93/mo. pectacuJar Ocean & City no pets , S42S + dep. HOME FOR RENT Monarch Bay a rea . $995. Yearly rental 3 Bd. 2 Ba. 2 master bdrm. 2112ba. all
OWC rinancing SuJ)t!r or cash $25,000. 540.3071 light view. Lrg.2 Br. 2 1954BMeyer.549-3484_ 4 Bdrm. $800 Fenced AgentLarry,494·7554 _ · I st e $750/mo amen.NptHgts.$800/lse E side lo<' townhous~ Ba. with formal dining. yard & garage. Kids & inc '. ov · · (213)82C).1030days : <714 ) I after 5pm. M v rd 3bd 2ba 0 Possible lease option. 631.7cn6 eves Mi'ke sty e units wt prvt patio ---$975 mo. Call Anthony esa e e . rm, · pets welcome 964·2566 ceanrront lbr. tr Ir Agt. 6'1J.J355
& gar $1 79,000 Bkr 1908 WATERFRONT Wkdys 642-5757. F.ves & enclyrd.softwater.dbl or 97J.2971.Agt .. noree +c abana S6SO /m o.
972-0402 TA v ERN Wknds 644-8889. gar. SSSO/mo. 557 -2382. adults only 499·3816 lock lay Chcr!Mr A.pm luoiuls "'"'ished
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2100 "rete bulk head , a ll s t a i. n. e d g I ass . yard work. $675 mo. _No Woodbn'dge "Ondo. 3 Br. wa s h e. r I d_ r Y er . & d Id ,. t a~-.1 a.. d ••••••••••••••••••••••• e'qui·p. 1·ncl. l/hr rrom amena11es. Nr bch .Xlnt pe t s. 168 Magno lia . i v.. Ba. ~/mo. (2131 panoramic while water Y · cu · e-sa , s · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Site C u I d bid 33CT1 ..,..... refrig, was her-dryer I Br. Carpets, drapes. ••••••••••••••••••••••• f~edrot.u!itttra!e.~~ Seattle Wo uld you area. See to appreciate. 642· . ---498-«l!O eves &wknds view. Arch Beach Hts Kids/pets OK. S850 mo. stove, rerrige. Utils pd. G......., 3102
ownet.642·4610 believe $247,500' Easy $1200/m~ 536-145!_ EASTSIDE 2 br. l ba. no Woodbridge lease. 2 Br. 67J.6279~675-2044. Vrly lease. Shown by Utens ils for 4. S375. •••••••••••••••••••••••
T e rms Call Now ' Sub-lease 3 Br 2 Ra 'Iii pets. J.15. S450 BACH. !"'1 Ba. patio. pvt loc .. Ocean fro nt h ouse a ppt wkdys . Owner. 675-093.S A.~FOllEHT
MEWIMDUSTRIA.L (206)32l·S464. 11/15/81. $950/mo Agt . $250.546-3937 __ boating. tennis. pool. Frenc h Normandy 575-6275 ConllMldelMar 3722 H.B .. N.B .. CostaMesa
7682 Sq. ft building in M A R ~~AI T~ A N D 673-3355 House for rent. 5575/mo. S600/mo. Agt. 64().9900 Chateau in Vict o r ia w EST C L I FF Lr g ••••••••••••••••••••••• Something for Everyone
Orange Co. S410.000. d Beach. 4 Br 4 Ba. decks. 4bdrm, nice home SI too. Cozy. Small furn. Studio. Bach. to 4 Br. Unrum. So. Calif. Realty lanc:hes Fama' Sharp 2 Br I ba, new 3Br, lBa. Hdw floors. DEERFIELD Twnhse fantastic view, steps to Rer·s. 1514 Dover Dr. No kitchen. Employed Apts. Certain locations
546.5605 G • • 2700 paint, cpt.s/drps, frplc. 548-112!7_. __ ----3br, 3ba w;ram rm. new the beach. $2SOO mo. Agt. Female. Non smoker . o rr e r : po o I. s P a .
-----ro••s beam cell. patio. gar, no 3Br. 2\.1.!Ba condo. Micro. c pl, clean . S700/mo. F. d g e wat e r R E R rs $275 640.4999 fireplace. laun. room. Loh for S. 2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pet s A v a i I n ow . SS9-&"i06 mid day 494-&536 · · Lease Executive home in -e -· .:_ _ _: beam e d c e i I i n gs .
••••••••••••••••••••••• TAX ADV ANT AG F.S to $650/mo 2131596·6805. wet bar. many extras. ---· ---Big Canyon. 4bdrm. 3ba. Costa Mesa 3724 garages. all built-ins.
WA.TBFROHT the gentle.man rarmer, 714/673-8797 Great location. $695 .14 br, 3 ba, det. home. Outstanding ocean & city I . t b S2500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Garden & Townhouse
avocado/citrus grove on ---644·0685.857-2302_. ---I Encl. back yd, comm. vie..,s. custom home . poo .Jae. we a26r. . SUSC"'SIT"'S design. LOTS 36 acres + S.000 sq rt. 3 Br. Den , 2 Ba. SIOOO /mo. I t . $795 .. 541-8970or966-05 -"" "" TSL MGMT. A rew CABO DEL ESTE home Pool & J?rove 709 Larkspur 675.2740 or WFSfCLIFF AREA poo · en n Is· · 3 b d r m · 2 b a · Furn I br. apt. $325 & up 642·1603
wate~front home .sites managers ho use. in (213)276-5620.' 3br.gar.gardener.S600. 551-1690 wshr/dryr/frig. $875 4 Br. 21 ~ Ra Newport Encl. gar. Adults . no
remain on Lake M1sson Fa 11 b r ook ar e a . ---~~pets. 642-3449 ___ 2 br. 2 ba. den. Uv. rm, 2 ~5·2044. 673-6279 ~:eea~t v~:;d~9~0;0e pets. 2110 Newport Bl
Viejo. This is the rinal I $I . 6 5 O. o O 0 . A gt 2 Blocks from ocean. 2 br. Tree shaded lg bkyrd. ~ar encl. gar, det. home 4 Bdrms , 2 haths. 2 blocks Agent 642·!Ml I. 548-4968 btwn 8 & 5PM
opportunity lo build 714·745·9917 : 741·8692: 2 ba. den. dbl frplc, sun-2Br. alone on lot. enclo 1n Northwoods. enl'I. lo a North Laguna CA.SA DE ORO
your dream home. From _741·7638_ ny patio. avail. March garage. chi I & pet OK . baclt yd, comm. pool & beach. Charm' $1200. OPEN SAT /SUN ALL UTILITIES PA ID
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2100 I 0 h Agt pool. gar. nr schools. no c pa bero e you r•y,.._. "'SS HILL c ea n Pe n ° use Deerfield 2 Br town home. · 0 m re r Oc vi L t ~ -S S 970 M I A pets S575 1st & las t 2211 re nt. Custom das ign ••••••••••••••••••••••• ._ " ew O ••• •••••••••••••••••••• Ocean, bay & night vu. at/ un 1 ap e ve. den. 2 Ba. cr pl/drapes , LOC)l9ICI Hlh 3250 · ' • .._
9351 Gates head. H B. Mobile Homes-Lakeside Beaut. 4 br. 3 ba, formal 3 Br 3ba. formal dining frplc. garage, patio. im-••••••••••••••••••••••• Margaret Dr ~~avl~:3s g· a~'::'ge . RnBe't DJ~~!re~u ~ ~;~ ~:;~
8SOO sq ft Approved OBlgr BetaLr LakeB ohr DR. pool, corner loc. rm ram rm frpk wet m ed . o ccup . $625 . HOMEFORRENT Fully upgraded 3 Br. 2 furniture. surrounded Adulls$675/mo.Askfor plans S200 sq ft home. en ron aguna c · Avail. lmmed. Lease . · ' · 2131-~1ber2PM . 4 Bdrm. ""'95. Fenced B T h s F ..,.,.9900 1100.000 dn. Prin. only. terms or trade. 499-3816 Sl900/mo. 644.1968 bar. 2 car gar. $700/mo. """""'" .., a · 0 w n ° u · e with plush landscaping. aye.....,-
Call 842·6636 or 760-1713. Agt. 642-5062or 673-1182. yard & garage. Kids & Gargage. frplc. dshwsr. Adult living at its best. N1·ce view. 3bdrm. 2ba. 2 /\gt leal&tate Duplex ocean view Woodbridge bSycamore pets welcome. 964-2566 washer & dr yer room. No pets. _. __ ___.:_ W..a.cl 2900 · ' WALK T 0 S 0 U T H Plan. 4 Br. 3 a. No pets. or97J.297t. Agt .. no fee. built·in kitchen. Near 1 Bdrm furnished $410 sunu.:.:ks, frplc. beams,
OCEAN VIEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• private beach, 2 br. Iba . C 0 AST p L A Z A $750 mo. incl. gardener. Hoag Hosp. Adults, no 2 Bdrm rumished $480 no pets. Richard 640.18SO
11 c-nat pad Plans •-W"' .... ED·. LOT Ndonl smokeMr. n? peels . Beautirul 4 Bdrm, fami· 752·2881. Leisure World. 2br. 2ba. pels. S650mo. 548·0230. 365 w. Wilson. 642·1971 dys · 64().7CT12 eves. •a '"· · "' ~• A u UI. 477 om1ng a -gate 1. beaut. Nr. all. permits. 3 m inutes to Will pay cash. Call Mr. Rd •c:oc: 7""9019 ly room and spa. Availa· WOODBRIDGE GABL"".-3b 2ba f 1 /d k nyon ..,..., """ · k r, 6 /mo l se o pti o n Newport Heights a r ea Ne wly d ecor . t Br. r. . rp c ec up-~a~~ :::~t>;!~· Sk~·~i Y Jatr· (7~)_64()._02_46. 642-6880.. . · ~~~~~la~· .ra~:i°R~t~. ;::.:~,:::;..~ mo. S600/mo. C21!1437-7674: ~~:;~;';'~ba. S500mo 8~f!~f:~:i:~:~~a!ve:; ~~~719~ Poins~tia
Register letllm Ocean vie w. Private 642-5200 -Exec hmeSbr, 3ba. bonus ---------
213/697·4803 or ifno ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach. Newly decorat-D.aPoint -3226 WoodbridgeCondo: 3br. rm. a /c, micro. cstm No. Newport 28d !Ba . 35· No pets . s33o. Spaciou~ 1 Br w/garage,
answer213/920-7607 HwsFw..alllecl ed. Spacious. I Adult on-....................... wrkl·~~ai~~";;~· hm drapes . !!pa /v iew. Gardener, Adults n o 548·l02l -laundry racil. S525. Ask ----------1 ·•••••••••••••••••••••• ly. $750/mo. 760-0189 Vacant. $490/mo. tst & $1095/mo lse. $2()()0 sec pets. $450, Appl. 642-2267 Bach. Apt.s Utils . paid. for Faye. 640-9900
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Costa Mesa (6!
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Winter rate, cheerful. beach. 3 Br. 2 Ba. frplc. ins.S42·3.59'7. 3 Bdrm townhouse in !.:_9_____ Clean. sharp 3 Br_ 2 Ba. 642_6578eves. pets. ~va1I. 1mmed 487
Lake Elsinore (58 )
BKR. 759-1234: 64().6259
rum. 1 Br w/beautirul ram rm .. no pet. n 5o Exceptionally nice ocn Heritage Park. Highly LAGUNA HILLS Condo with s undeck. -Morning Canyon Rd·
s undeck 212'h Opal ~o.67J.8413.640.7742. view hme 2br. + den. upg~aded . Excellent Beautirul executive S825. Agent675-5930.. Bachelor, quiet location . Apt. D. S575.559·926S
67J.6800 fl 1 r 1 frplc, new cpls. gar. location. No pets. S600 style home. 3500 sq.n .. 3 desires mature person C . 2 BR 1 B So 2Bdrm. irepace. ami y, magnificent coastal I mo.Agt.8J3.92S3. _ Bdrm 3 bath. family S WEEPING OCEAN S275 util pd 957·1611. onvenient ·a. ·
M-........a..-L.D-·__. 1a11oar.-s .. a 3107 kit chen , wlk t o Big . ' 'lpd d I room.2fireplaces.3 car VIEW3Bdrmcondo an s.45-5004 ofHwy.S62S.Ava1IMar.
l s $750 /m o b 2ba d 2 garage. Close to Mall --Rl'IOl't' .._......., 2400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Corona $650. 640·75_15 views. ut1 . a u ts. no 1 Rancho San Joaquin, 2 Newport Crest S900 mo 8. 752·5065
Ch · 5 bd 3 b th Pe • • · r . con o. car gar. Barrett Rltv.642·5200 Stunning large I Br Cos"-u-·a ~124 ••••••••••••••••••••••• arming rm. a Costa Mesa 3224 (213)947-3291 comm. pool , jac. refrig. and schools. Sl.050 mo. -.-. . ---Garden Apt. Pool & Rec. ••••"'•••""'C>•••••••••••~••••• r II . h p · 1 1 bayfront with 38' boat •• ••••••••••••••••••••• --675"6000 agent FFS CO Sh a ·mt e l~es. n coo · float. Sl600 mo. Bill Beaut . s pac. 4 br. 2 ba. washer. dryer. rang.e, BLU NDO. arp area. now. 18th. St.
clean Crestline 5acres. Grundy.675-6161. IUDS/PETS OK . f ed d compactor. ale. avail. L-w-1 3252 2 Br. 2 Ba Split·Level ----21r.1 laApt
4 wells. Hundreds of E -Side. renced yard. ~~~9sz~2~~ y · gar Mar. t. $750. For info .• :~;:;:.-;.:~••••••••• Near Pool & Tennis Va-
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trees.7lovely rentals 4mosorwkly mnlhly. garage. 2 Br. $495 . .., ____ call975-0330. NIGUEL SHORES. Im ca nt S7 00 'Mo nth •••••••••••••••••••••••en c l ga r . p oo l .
Stables for 30 horses. Nice2br.ocean vu,3 car 642-2510.646-4348. Hwallwglmaleach 3240 . --mac. a Br. 2 Ba. New Broker 759.9100 nr H.l.'sFIMEST d /was h cr. Adults _
Bar with all-year liquor prkg. 645-6566 ••••••••••••:••••••••••Turtle Rock Ridge condo, crpts. drapes. guard S44·0496Agcnt. Spanish Estate Living~ 642·~~ __
Ii c e n s e , on s a I e . -2 BR. encl gar. ad Its. no 5 blks to ocean. Elegant 2 2 br. 2 ba. a /c, view: gale, pool & tennis. $800 Beautirul park-like sur
Restaurant bit around HWffiRgtcMleac:h 3140 pets.S450.773W Wilson, bdrm. fam rm & den. $750. Sharon 556-1601 . mo.493-J444orS44·S403 Jbdrm.2ba. E Blurr con· roundings Te rraced
swimming pool. Polen· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631 ·4889 ($72S mo>. Plush crpts . eves646-97~----do, quiet ru l de·s ar pool. Sunken gas bbq.
lial for campground 2 Brin g s uit case 1 MM A C UL ATE 21t1J ba. cedar & glass. MisslanVleio 3267 S850.Carol552 2884. s parkling rountains . mil es fr o m L a k e everything rurnishe d _ Dbl car pvt gar. rully 4bdrm. 21.i'l ba , Wood-••••••••••••••••••••••• S pa cio u s room s
Gregory. 8 miles from Secluded 2 br on beach. EASTSIDE 3 Bdrm 2 maint. yd. Adults. no bridge home. across Beaut. New, Exec hmc Hosuse w/pool. $995 mo Separate dining a rea.
Lake Silverwood . orr S650. Agt. 536· 1484. bath. ramily r oom . pets. Inquire at 527 lSth. rrom swim club & park. 2600' 21hba. 3br . study. 3Br. 28 a + 2 ulil bdrms. Walk·in closets. home
hwy 1!138. Huskey Real 536-66311 renced yard. $800 mo. St . 7141960_63 31 0 r no pets $8 2 5 1 m o ram rm, a/c. 2 frplcs. fam rm. patio 640.1327. like kitchen & cabinets.
Esta_t_e_.714_:338_·_l84l Mewportleac:ll 3169 Call Barbara. Barrell 96().5112. S.SH983. gardener. magnificent 559-6188.orofc759-6597 wCeanltekr.t o Huntington
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642·5CT13 •• ••••••••••••••••••••• R lty, 642·5200 view orlake. lake pr iv. 3 SKI CONDO 2 BR d 21 b I 3 br, 2 ba Woodbridge car gar. $925/mo 22396 Ocean vu 2 Br S585. Furn. I Bedroom-unfurn . • ----•-••-I• lbr Duplex off street · en. ~ a. ux. d 1 k · r d p I · 2 con o , a e v 1 e w . Salmeron. 768-0454 or un urn. from 1400 50' from Stage Coach Ski NEAR NHYC. l Bdrm. prkg, quie t no pets con ~ ~.;597Jac4· car amenities. $675. 6 Brook ----3 Br2''2 Ba $675 1 Bedroom.furn. S pacious 3 Br Duplex
S410. Pool & laundry fac.
543-95S6from l2-7PM. Lirt. Heavenly Valley. den. Complete harbor S3251mo. 848-2474 days gar ..,.,... .....,. Pine. 559-S(M(), 673-3359 • Beautirul view home 3 John Marsha II rrom 1430
Nevada. All amenities view. Molo mo.$'750 ----* * * Br. 2 Ba Fam_ rm . 631-1266 2 Bedroom-rurn.S490 incl'g elevator. cov'd •2brHousewtgar .quiet. For lease highly up frplc.$695.640.~6:._ Adulls.no pets
parking .. 14 person VERSAILLES : 2 Br. no pets S450/mo 848-2474 J Hutchinson graded executive 2story Utilities Free ~ Newer 2 Br. 2 Ba. S425.
jacuzzi. overlookinl! lift. 2ba. luxury furn condo. ~-s__ __ 23725 Marlin Cove 4bdrm, 3ba home on Newport leach 3269
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548-8675 days. Shortterm. 2 BR l Ba. 252 Knox St. Youarethewinnerof qui cu· · · M u I h e a r n R e a It Y £/Side. S520 utll incl 4 free tickets bridge. Beaut lanscap-REALTORS Newport Shores Canal ---LAQutNTA HERMOSA
16211 Parkside Ln. 1 blk
W. of Beach. 3 blks S of
Edinger. Register f LIOO ISLE: 2 Br, t :\.• ba Drive by, call 645·7009 ($14 value), lo ing; atrium, sunken liv 213/697·4803 i no home Yearly $1075/mo. ... _ _..._'-rm. formal din rm. ram
front 4bdrm. 3ba. newly Nice 4Br. f/r. $975/mo
decorated, 2 blocks to lse. Grdnr, no pets. 1800 VILLA COllDOV A
Most util free. New crpt. encl garage. patio,
dshwhr. landry rm. No
pets.
ocean. 962·6683. Port Renwick. 640.5836 answer 2131920-7607 2 Br 2 ru11 bath condo. 2 ,.._...., rm. close to lake, pools,
car gar. Pool. jacuzzi. loatShow schoors & s hopping .... ________ ml 847-S441
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Property 2550 Realtors 631·1400 •••••••••••••••••••••• ·1~~~~~!!!!!!~~
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for mobile home. beach golr course m Big c_a-
area. Principals only. nyon. Pool. spa. tennis.
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644-7020
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home w/fantastic view.
Special features for en-
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Gas pd. $700/mo. Days Mar.4thruMar.8 S950/mo. Re newable'' 51DRMMANSION Newport Crest 3 Br. 2•-v
2 131361 .8201. ho m e AnaheimConvention l/yrlse.731·6395 h ba. Good toe. Close to Center Spectacular ome on 5 pool. teMls & spa. Move 2131923-2660 Call642·5678.ext 272 to HOMEFORRENT acres w ith pool & in cond. S900/mo lse.
S375/up 1-2 bdrm. pool.
jac. adll. 18992 Florida.
H.B. 842·2834 or 842-3172 2BDRM S46S
2323 Elden Ave .. CM
642·7~ Bdnn. 2 ba, ramily rm,
(rplc, 2 car gar. Nice
back yard. $750/mo.
Wate rrront H om es
Realtors Inc. 673·6900
claim your tickets 4 Bdrm. $695. Fenced separate guest & maid 's C/21 Newport Center . • * * yard & gauge. Kids & quarters. Facilities ror 640-5357 or 644·2562
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Spac. 2 br, 2 ba. Adult
complex. patio. view,
rrplc, encl gar., gas
stove, dishwasher. spa,
lndry rm. From l500.
4Br, 2Ba , new carpet,
New driveway. 2 miles
t o bch . $650 /mo.
pets welcome. 964.2566 14 horses Beautiful --------Studio. tux . spa , TV. stalls with exercise & Harbor Highland 3 Br 2 maid service. phone .
or97J.297t. Agt .. .no(ee. show arenas. I year ba free standing home SlOO/wk. 499·2227
Mobile Home. IBr. tBa. 962-8548. ou.-mHADULT w/lg yard. $700/lse. C/21
WestcUfr 640-5357 2 b r . 1 b a . n I c e patio home, 2 BR. 2 Ba.
neighborhood on huge Lo 1 H 4b t t +den. double gar .• fplc. W"'--FllO ...... Steps to beach. Laun-
dry. etc.~-499-~. SPMC 631-1107
lot rm for RV Cam· ve Y uge r nex 0 pvt patio, pool, spa, ten· Al 5" "'
per/Boal $550 gar + 2 Greenbelt built-ins. nls. Avail. now. 1675 mo. w/boalsUplncluded Studio. TV. Kitchen prlv. Stunning large 1 • 2
workrms opt. r ef's MSO/mo.536-1140 Dlana,546-2313 3 Bdr 2 Ba. dbl gar , rm Professional business Bdnn. 2 Ba. garden apt.
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2Br l ~ba chateau in Versailles penthouse, 2 aboulJ.S'. 11150/mo. $300; also room S200. 18th. St. ·~ ,..,_, 3 Bdrm, 2"'1 Ba, 2·sly. Child • small pel ok. Woodbridge. 1695 /mo Br 2 Ba. pvt guarded JACOIS llALn 4!M-OOI. --------
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HORSE RANCH
1be perfect location for your own
private estate, overlooking beautiful
San Juan Capistrano with an uninterrupted view from Saddlebac~ to the ocean. 4~ acres ln an area of magnificent homes priced
below the market at '650,000 -
attractive terms.
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b TUR'lt.E.ROCKGLEN WildflC.O. ~els. pool, Jae, spilt bch.Sll0.17woat c.c.do. New c"'8 ....... 4bdrm, Zba, fam rm, din 2 Br, 1~ a, walk to abdrmhome nopets Pl lnl. eMloaed •l•l'al• ... _ beach. Newly remod, ' · evel, nr S.C. au. BIGCANYONTWNHSE peat " rm, wet ... r, S750. Nr. 1175/mo. 752·1131 Newport Creal 3 Br. 2\.'a ... sn.m2.at-tlOI. If fJGO.IGflOO. 1 S.C. Plau.~7M5. blllns. SS75/mo. 5021-~.:.__;. ______ B Oce view Pool SZOOO/mo. 2br, 10
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St to ocean. 14115 per p vt home. nonsmoker, Nlce2Br, 3Ba dlx twnbse. o. Rltr. 645·31183 N.B. $450. 844•4138 E . Bluffs, Nwpt Bch.
I Hr Versailles Apt. All Ammitles. 24 hr. secur i-R oom with kitc h e n 'l .... -. Ma y lease OP· privileges. utll included. ..._, S200moN.B. 642-8811 I on. 780-9333 or 673·8821. ----------
Deteched room with
s hower. Corona del Mar
area, $240. 8'73-6223
Furn. S3IC> mo. 759'°'22
Female 35+ to ahr N.8 .
3bdrm, 2ba. hom e . I
block to beech, pool.
'300/mo. ~0478.
Mature M/F to shr lrg
3bdrm. 2ba furn . apt.
with pool. $275. Utll pd.
548-1200.
55c SOFT
1532SQ'frOF
OFFICES. 640.0488
llEL l"UCHS
P AVILION REALTOR
8'75-8120
CERAMICS SHOP
Great ocean view from Everythinl you need to
this 2-st.ory office suite start YoUr own ceram k s
In C.M. Pvt e ntrance & business except the
bath. $.\00. No lease. shop, 2 large kilns pour-
631·7i70. in g ar work tables.
1reenware. bisque etc! DELUXE OFC SUITES H undreds of molds .
in Newport Ce nter with SI0,000 vallH! for $3500 .
S~IVIEW
l.11r1te 2 Br . 2 Ba. over·
l ookin g B aek Ba y
l.n ads of c loset s .
t1re plaee. 2 carports, 2
h11lron1es. 7.S Domingo
Or Call be fore SP M.
1745. 979-8889 or 645· 1260.
Fem ale, age 25·35, non·
s moker. with llitch priv.
~ block to be h. N.B.
67H708, Resp. F to shr lge 2 br mountain and oc e an IMC).Q19
Nwpt Bch hse w/spa & views . Ba rrett Rlty ·s ---1,-M-f--C----. -I 642·5840 m a g, ommerc1a Hohls.Mohh 4100 BBQ. m s. 673-1955 . Sea W~ Dis play Units .
3 Hr 2 B a·. i n e I · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 89'7·3575 ........ llllhll 4450 Bua. est. '77. '80 Sales
:1111vc/refrig, yrly rental Ba lboa Inn oceanfront . ----------••••••••••••••••••••••• approx. S&0,000. Price
S675/mo.Agt.673·3M5 Low winter retes. Daily Female to s hare lux· For store Ir office apace In c equip & in ven .
or weekly. Kitchenette. urious apt. Oeean view. at reasonable rates. S:..900838-8781 S unny upper w /patio. 2 S90 & up. 675·8740. N e w po r l B e a c h . 500 lo 2700 ~Ft
Br 2 ba . S585 f m o ----'-------673-5425. ' COPY SHOP : $37,000
l>shws hr. no pets 789 SEALAllC MOTEL ME.SA VERDE R Profit. S15,000 d wn . Fem wanted to shr home PLAZA Am1gosWay.644.(l68S or Wee k ly renta l now w /s a m e nr O CC . IS25 Mesa Verde E.C.M. WC/Bal. or Exchange.
631-2009 avail. Color TV. phones 545-4123 Est ab Is d S 'h y r s .
in rms. 2274 Newport $22Sfm o . Re f s r e q . 83}.(~;642-6157 ,
Vcrusailles !Br /s tudio Blvd .. C.M.646·7«5 S40-0608.
penlhsc condo. adlts .no
J><•ts. S450 mo. + Isl-last Vac ..... lt...tah 4250
+ sec. dep. 645·3447. •••••••••••••••••••••••
!!79·5370Jim 4bdrm. 2ba condo on
Ocean View! Elegant 2
BR 2 Ba. adll condo. gar.
ser gate. walk to bch.
l.se S650 mo. No pets.
Call Renate. 646-7171
North Shore of T ahoe.
Fully fum. S/min from
North Star. $400/wkly.
957·3226, 530-3946 Be rt.
Fem non·smoker I8·25 to
shr 3Br. 28a redecorat-
ed hse nr bc h.$200 mo.
H.B. 536-1140
Aware. happy person to
shr lge furn 2br, 2ba in
CdM ammen galore S350
+ util 760-8666 545.1733
Newport Beach, SI .25
sq. ft. New dlx office or
r e t ail w /p vt bath ..
security, a /c, 600·2400
sq. ft. 509 31st St. <next
t o Bank of Ne wport .
Lido Canne ry a rea )
675-3236, (213)641 ·9700
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your money. Loan is
secured by unprecedent·
ed tst in film financing
history. 714·957-4086
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Oceanfront Condo. Poipu
Beach. Ka11ai. I Br. $45 a
nlght .. 2 Br. $65 a night.
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I270 Sq ft on busy Beach
4350 Bouleva rd-Huntin gton LOAMS TOtOO/o
Beach. Ideal fQr real Equity· for 1st 2nd 3rds·
••••••••••••••••••••••• estate office. store or no max.quick funding.
12xl.2x28: 329 University. other suitable business. E. Hamillon-964..Qt33
DB.A WARE PINES I Penin. Steps to beach. l'n•s11q1ous Vc r s aillf's ' Part ial bay & oce a n ----------
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549-0833. S7S/night. 640.8709.
Versailles I Br. Condo. ...... loSllare 4100
ocean. night light vu. •••••••••••••••••••••••
S52S 642 6I49 Moving? Avoid deposits · · --· ---& cut living e1tpenses!
Luxurious I Br. Condo. P ro fession a lly s ince
$.500 mo. Xlnt fa<' Full I97I.
see. S40-4646 or 631-7653 HOUSEMA TES
J ohn Lem beck <Agent> 832·4134
-----priced. credlt necessary. Keith
No. Laguna Garage. $80 642-4321 , Ht 216 Snyde r . 962 . 44 7 I ;
mo 4!$-2283 Weekdays 1_968-_9853 _______ _
Office Rftltal 44oo Warehouse s pace. ROO sq M010~s, Tnnt
••••••••••••••••••••••• ft. Costa Mesa. F'or mfo. 5035 II 752 9449 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Elegant prof bldg. 85< per ca _:_._
sq.ft. lse. Red Ca r pet. COR11Mrcial
893-1351 Rentals 4475
Sattler Mh). Co.
All types of real estate
investments since I949.
Weslcliff ad11lt condo , 2
bed rooms. 2 baths. Din-
i ng room . Fireplaee.
Freshly decor ated. Un·
rum. $600 mo. 631-7300.
Male 4().45 shr 5br . 2ba .. 2300 S/f. Low eost. Newly
hse . c .M. Spa N r SC decorated R~lhroom &
Plaza & Frwy S200. Shr wetbar . Qu ie t Cost a
utils. 641·4_!13. Mesa Ri;ht RHlty
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Store Space for lease.
1500 sq. ft. & 1260 sq. ft
in Huntington Brarh
Flexib l e t e rm s
2t31596·7202
SpKlaliUM) in
2ndTDs
642-2171 545-0611
F or F w/child to shr big 979-8533
-condo w/same. pool. jac,
P OSH 2 8 R l '2 Ba . tennis $200. 645·5I65
Bkr
patios. nr Hoag. adlts. ----------Retired Nurse to shr 2br. no pets. $495. 63I·388ff: b . .1 C M 645·6822 2 a w/pn v1 e"es
63I-0412
WES TC LIFF
2 br. 2 ba. frpl. pool. nr.
s hops. adlts SS50 + de p
63I-5596
Roommate wanted. M1F.
25-35. to shr beaut house
in Lag Bch. 494-5844 or
497·2893.
1 H B. 600·1300 s q ft,
a vail. now. Please call
Bill. agt. 831· 1257 " ----
1617 Weslcliff. N.B. Wa nt
finanrial insl. 7000s .f
ls t. Ooor. Agent 54I·SQ32. CORONA DEL MAR
Rent · 3 mos to 3 yrs 180 P rime retail toe. Hwy
Lo 83S slf. Flex terms frontage. 645-5429
Furn or unfurn. •~RHlty WESTPORT SQl'ARE
-.,.... 2360 sq ft al 85': 2073 ___ 9_7_9-l_S_l_l ___ sq.ft. at 71T: 136-0 sq ft al
Widow has m oney for
2ND T.D. 's any size
above SI0.000. No credit
I. no pnlty. For action
e all AGT 6 73 ·73Il
anytime
MedlarelFWsMhj.
SINCE 1981 lst&2ndTDs. SSOK-SIM +
O wner /N on Owne r
SFRs & Condos Commercial & Industrial
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lvpn ·f ~<l l 'IT~ Y..111•1 .,11,..1 '"'""'"" l•illl
$!'125 -.;r II lliJ rl)our
K If! 6"117 S:JI li59. s:u 4744 3Br rondo. w/boat slip *Shewed Ll•iftc) * Counselors to personally
select yo11r compatible
rmmte t o suit your
lifestyle. Shared·Livin~
833 Dover Dr Suite 31 NB
KOU CENTER
MEWPOIT
80' : 1200 sq .ft at 75< 369
E. 17th St Costa Mesa
PETE R DOBBS
64().f,()16 673-9043 pd S.llflmn ~"1!• l"llt 1 ••I'• 1,.tl i,11111 111 :! hr.:! h.1 1li-;h""1tl-hl'r
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I Call fo r details.
• TltAMc;>UILITY • 1 67S..86SO a fter 6PM Barrett Rily. 642-5840 Elegant executive suites -------WCllll 20.220/o Yield?
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Yi~ll mo 75!-I 931\1;
Vc•ry private I & 2 Br I -------
adult apts AVAii. Cannery Villa"e. !bdrm.
N<>W l.ar11.e floor pl;ins . avail imme<I $400/mo.
itard <'n lands rap1nJ?. 673·6522. 63J.l801
in prestige location . 3700 s q ft d e l uxe
Wit~ complete support I showroom & warehouse
serVlees. See to appree. 63I 4402 7I4/85Hl68I -----------
25().500 5<1. ft. gmd fir. ) .... trial R...tal 4500
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SS Raisers· I n vestorsSS
Call Dennison Assoc.
673-73I4
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1142 m:is
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pool, Ja t·u7.1.1 Great loca
I ion . dose to ever
v th1 n .i 1 S ome
townhouses & a pls with
cl t'l1s avail No pets
plr:m,• From $540.
Newport Heights Duplex
2 Br. I Ba. Adults. no
pets. S495. Mo. Isl. last
deposit. 517 Bolsa. Da ys
631·3.520. Eves Wknds
548-.5041.
M/F lo shr 2 br, 2 ba apt
in N.B, Pool. jac, tennis.
e t r . S340 utils in cl.
646--9795 .
w. 19th. St C.M. Tom S500 up. I640' lndus'l/Of.
957-I900. fice. 18IOI Redondo Cr.
JO.r /o YIELD
2nd TD. Orange Cly of·
fire bldg. John Gordin,
pvt party. ~3-7525. ---"P ". Hunt Bch. 842·2834
I 111ti K.'i:L.111 K:lt :•tilHI ~ZS~ $2.'iO clc•p "111 moq • MARINERS Sc;>UARE
ArARTMEMTS
Resp, mature. e m pl.
woman \4fhr 2 br Park
Nwpt apt w /s a m e
I000.2000SQ. Fl.
AT95< MESA
INDUSTRIAL
PARK
I hold a 2nd T.D. on well
2 hd r m I 1 Ii .1
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Ve rsailles 2 Br 2 Ba.
$575. By Hoag Hosp .
Adults . 968·2297 or
96J..M67.
secured p r o per ty in
I Irvine. Due Ort. '81. Will
discount. As k for Greg
SS9·9400or 63J.4888. Agt.
hwash1•r 1•rph
gar. !l!I~ :1:11 I
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1244 Irvine Ave.
Between Wl•std irf Dr .
& Mariner D rive
64().9159 Prestige office buildinR,
----I212 No. Broadway. Has
Fe m rmmate to s hr ne w up to 2000 sq. n. of office
:1:1>101 'vl .1rr;111;1 211r ;m a d1•11. fr µlr , S675
Ternrir 2 llr '''~I 111•0,1 IHunti...,..on Beac h 3840 mo :l.'lt !155~1 IO{'allon N11 111'1~ 1 l11ld '"jl' •
645-0252
Ncur ne w 1 hr. rentra lly
located, end l!a raRe.
S500 67J.2113
condo by bch in Nwpt. s pace for lease. Walk to Lido Isle, on water. ba y S225 mo. Cheryl 548·2I49 O.C. C.ourthouse or S.A.
view, !bdrm. Ir liv rm & Civic Center. Utilities. 711W.17th. St.
Costa Mftcl, Cafff.
642-4463
33o/•"k on RETURN per
yr. 2 yr. Isl TD S60.000.
nets Sll0.000. Agt. <714 l
642-5319 anytim e , . .. ,., ... •••••••••••••••••••••••IH:t rH·ho S:tn .Joaq uin
OK Avail nn" i..11 r.1. •. 1 THE WHIFFLE TREE F:11rw;i v C'11nrto <;oir din. S675~5-7155. __ Rmmte lo shr 2bd a pt parking & jan it o r ial
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Npt. Shrs. across from Balbo a P e n . s25o serv incL IMMEDIATE mo+SSO sec yrly rental OCCUPANCY ' A k r bch. Pool. Encl. gar . . s or •2080 sq tt warehouse
a vail for immed oc·
c upancy. •2780 sq fl
warehouse a vail late
Feb. •2·1800sq. ft. units
avail early March. •33<
Want Investor for Npt
bayfront hom e. Give
well secured lst or 2nd
T.O. Agt. 675-6161.
$250 m o ll7 '> 'lll t 11 llr w .. 11 1lt•1·11r,1\1·ll rt e n 2 Ra $700 mu
2br. Iba. frplr. Ne wport
II J!.l'> s.s3.5 mo $475/yrly. 64().5078 avail 3/I 675-7546 Marsha. 964·353I
S• "-' Career F e m w /I7 yr 450 sq. ft. S450 per mo 642 0393 llh nip11 '111• po•1I lil!hl ti75 !.1132
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fi75·0349 Capktr.o 3171 daughter to s hr 3br. 2ba 4oo1 Birch St. Newport
EASTSIDE
Ce>wttry Woods
2 Br & Studv. tri It•\ 1•1.
fire pl art' 's ky l1~·hl
d erk. No t•hrl<ln·n or
pets $.'iJ.5 IKO F. i' I st St
Da ys 646 •1262 . 1-:, l''i
645-9543
EASTSIDE
P~~rwooch
T fir with pat11) Nn
c hildren or pt·l~. S:t35
mo 310 C' Monti• Vi!<la
AvC".548-9190.
2 BR . POOL GM!AI: E I
Ml PR OC F./\N $450
MO 646·0~. 640·fil75
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96U HAMIL TON H B
')62 4500
Orang1•1 n·r t·ondo. I bdrm
+loft. ;11r tennis /\va1I
~1 arrh 2 M75 67:1 6711.'i
Qull't 2 Br I Ba. with ••••••••••••••••••••••• San J11an tum _ S300 + ·~ Beach. Agent 54I-5032. ~araJ?<'. patio. pool CONOO..Ibdrm, balcon y. util. 496-4198 A•H•Ct•Hls/ Ptnn1b/
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0 c c a n r r 11 n t <' n n fl n
bcauuful vie" of Di vers
covl' 2 br 2 ha adullo;.
no pel<;. Kathie lla rdC'sty
Rraltor 76'~ff244
Adults. no pcl'! 1801 H encl ga~. frplc. wat~r & Male Owner will shr 2br,
151 h S t N e wp o r t gas paid. pool & Jac Zba, frple w/neat. trim .
llet"hls. S450. 642·7340. S42S. n s..2114. 40ish fem nr bc h SI25.
NwJ)4 Island wa terfront . S...taAlta 3110 1....:..645-~7_312 ______ --i
dlx upper dplx. 3 br. 2 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ba. frplr . sund eck. s lip 3 Br. 2 Ba. Condo. Across
avail Mature epl pref from S.C. Plaza. Se curi·
No pets SllSO. y rly ly ·& s wimming pool.
M/F to shr hse in C.M.
S195 + ~ ulll. Non·s mkr
675-'7794. 549·8677
675 7672 ssso. fl45.2462. North F.n<1 sparious 2 llr --------
$550. Ocean v1C'w. walk Jbr. 135(). 2br. $550 & $625. Condo nr S .C . P laza .
Prof, Fem. looking fo r
same to shr 2br. 2ba con·
do in Westr liff. N.B.
Luxurious. full ser vice of· sq. fl. •Leasing ~tfice
(ice space, 1-6 r ms. eon· hrs. Mon. lhru Fri. 8·4. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ference r oom . see ·11_S_a_t _. l_0._2_. _____ _
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5300
_7_5_2_-6_1_88 _______ , on west ocean bluffs
450 sq . ft. Delightfu l 2000lo8500s/f&ofc spto
working s pace with 2800 sff. Ray Vineent.
ocean view. Full bath. 3 1_7_14_f_llM-_1_055 _____ _
yr old bldg. S450 mo. COSTA M~A Industrial
Turner Assocs .. 494-1177 · s.ooo sq ft. new tilt up. to beac h N o p l'ts Aclult!I. no pets 1409 2bdrm. lba. eom m . pool
499-1526 Superior 645·8684 & re(. room. Avail Im· -~---·------•Office/Store /Busin ess 18~ · clear ceiling. 450 sq
ft offices. avai l In
30 /d ay s . I ·S /y r
lea.se .. 33< net. Owner
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
Call:
642-5'71 -med. Ad11lt.s only. $490.
HwrllwcJton IHch 3840 HwllMJlow IMcll Jl40 9~8 ·9833 or 642·5279
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El Toro 3832 El Toro 3832 ff Kennebunkport?
Exec fem to shr w /same .
3Br TwnhAe, tennis, rar ·
quetba ll. health club
fac . S290 mo. Cathy
spece. I4\.'zX40. Choice
Harbor Blvd .. Cost a
Mes• location. About 73'
sq .ft. Agt. 549-1366
2 Br. I ba. near So. Cst 75I.8271 dys , 760·8847 P laza. Secur ity g ale. MD's facil. 2,000 sq.rt.
(714)642·89'71.
Ml Irvine SO sq ft fenced
·gas diesel tanks. modem
shop/offices. 551-3008
Lost: Newfowdland , lrf .
190 lbl, black w /white
chest. mluinl since Oct.
Sl. Answers to "F red".
Bl& Rewerd. 971·9395.
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BRAND NE~!
$525 PER MONTH
I J 40 Sfl)UAll PllT
Ideal location in
the gentle hills
of B Toro.
2 bedrooms, 11h baths, carpeting
and drapes . One year lease.
Great recrJ'ation area included.
Enjoy peace ful, s mog free living.
N•ar Trabuco Rd.
ancl II Toro Rel. ... .,..... ..........
1714) 186-49J 0
Didn'f he win tile
fil<.Dnoco Grand Prix in 7'5?
fD ~
It vou re not sure who (or what) KennybUnkport
was. oon t feel ba<l-you re not alone.
KennybunkPort 1s one of 14 dlstlnct1vely
different apartment floorplans at Seawmd VIiiage
rn Huntington Beach Seawind Village 1s a result
of totally personalized professional planning.
The kaM of attention you deserve.
A perfect blend of nature and 11v1ng-
l II nestled m a forest with babbling brooks and quiet
ponds. cooled by natural ocean breezes. Add to
that tennis courts. swimming pools, a jacuzzi and
a convenient location near shopping and
emptoymen1 and you've got a place anyone would
proudly call home (Even Kennybunkportl)
One and two bedroom. one and two bath
adult apartments from •'40.00.
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15555 Hununqtdn Vllf'9' l.Jnt Huntington Btach. CA
(71o4) 898·9961
From the Sin Diego f reew1y drtve north on l9ald't to
McF'a<lden, then west on MtF.odln to SMwtnd Vllllge.
Futni$1llfl9S 1vi1'->11 •Open dlll't 10 AM 'ttl dlllk
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pool. 1 child ok. No pet.s. 1-e_v_es ________ , Reduced to S1200 mo .
S425mo. 752·7474. R m m ate wan t ed for lse. Red Carpet.893-135I
i3--9-r-. -2-B_a_n_r_So_._C_o_a_s_t s p a c. house In Sen •DILUXIOFACES• 1300 Sq. Ft. Industrial
I I . I Clemente. S250 + ~ ulll. From 1 room up to 2300 Front Office. 1'r1e rear Lost: Blad! Lab Female.
P aza. ~d Jae. P s:Y· Non·sm kr . 498·2869: sq . ft. Low rates. No back door. S37S mo. 1793 4/yn old. Illinois Dot
ground. lu s OK. 30 49S-5117. Uz lease requlred. 2172 Du-WIUWeT St. Coat.a Meae. t.ap. needs medication.
mo. <213)868-6039eves. Dr dJ · rt ~93152 days, 646-088J Vic VI---'-• Placen· P'/Rmmtetoshrspaclous Poot ·A · Airpo er eves .. -.... .. S..-.~ 3116, condo in Newport Crest . Hotel.ID-3223.9-12 · tia.C.M.Cell'31·21'71.
....................... pool.Jacuul. sauna . ten· MIWl'OlrTCIMTB PRIME C.M. loc. 1.500 to Lost: Photo Album tell
Oceanfront studio a pt nls,3 mln tobeach.priv. NIServiceSuitea 1100 sq . f t. ofc . tromcar HarborBlvd6
with l)lltio, overlooking bath12115 MS-2452Lalla SCUTCOSTSS warehouse. S4SO plus Victoria , C.11. P leue pvt beach. $550/mo utll All v .... need for one m o . A v I . I m m e d . call ..-i4. incl. _.2253or4•·5021. M/under 30. S250 lat & ,_ 540-G5i15 ...,
W• I I ilw 3191 Nla!!.;_!Shoool . !.e .. n.!!..' inc::~/cr!s --, .. -_-----4-1_1_0 ~. :~r•wwhrntamlle. ct•a,t •. ••••••••••••••••••••••• e-...,.. ~__..._ •-----------...-......,... .,..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• VlcCdll.'40-4011 New two bedroom. one Roommate to 1hr 3 Br No w available . Ideal Slqleaton1e1ara1e.
bath unit'"°' 1ara1e. home w/Jac .. Npt Hila location ror Attorney, EutemtallesaS50/mo F oun d : l1 e adult
$450month. 548-a7111. area, SZTJ. &31-leel Real Est at e or En· 142-4110 Rima lay an cat . vie. treprllfle\lr ln beautiful· It... 4000 M/F to 1hr new home , s I)' m aintaine d f ull ....... ~/ :.:.-:::r-• Bay. C.111.
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Delme Suite, Be . Fash Hunt. Bch. La Cuesta. (Comer W.tcliff Dr. • ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• Pound: *I 'boot, 11. •~. Isl. Pool, nos mote,'390. saoo. Call .. m to l pm. ln'lne. Newport Beach). lrd: Ca&er, Snow Summit
840-8594 e ve. Joy ce M0-1111 SCIO 1q. ft. Call Melissa oZ: ,..., 10.. Exprw. lll·ml
540-m::tday. M I F to s hr 3br Ilse, M5-t101. • ... ff! .... J ......... FCMmd: .....,_. F.
Rooaw ht5 •U p. Priv. C tf /N/B area 1132 Newport Center Lawyer Pallrtc, thread • pau.rtl ......... t.l•llaa r .
ent rance. cookln1. In a1.-1*'ms <Jeff) or otber profe11ional i i.op ta •Int L:.f:'.:: o.w, ......,._ M. 8lk
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HOMF.IU'.:PAIRH Orlvewaya, 1•at1011 . •Vf:RYLOWPRICES• ;e.,iorper10nhelper,also Prof.man nowin b yr. Call Mr. Masonry. lnaideSunshinePaintCo. Profeuionallnalaller
!CU la l•t,ot Cwil obmeu Walka, Br ide fl Bloc-k Landscape malril·clnups bab)'Slttln1. Dial a 1itter w/MacDonald ugla11 cust om b rick &. tile r nte rlor painting . avalla~~efor 10U':., .... ... IW C'l\ARRt:NOVA1'1NU l.h''d•1181?.9'20IM Gt'or1e.S49·2015 4.N·84day/eve1 Corp.wishesto useslt work. Competitive Always Satisfied. Reas c-uatomjo ..... Pl·-
•'• A[Lyou Pl) l4H7t9 cwwc_.. Landtl~•s>ini·Cle-;;~ -H .. 1dl••1 -..515:24; '7J..T. evs...:...._ prices. 815-4384 Rob1M6-0834 rile tnatalled. a ll kinds •
.ot,'ad l'1b1n'"h i.11 ty pri. ••••••••••••••••••••••• TrHtnmntinfl·Haullng ••••••••••••••••••••••• lltc-T Painting int/e~& re· guaranteed, refs. John
IJHM Kl"hc!fl" 11111r.01c b:au, Sll.90/w... Maln~ance f'reeest. WantaREALLY CLEAN •••••••• •••••••••pairing. Call George for _89_3-_1857 ______ _ aaiiy b k i·au... tit\ lit .. n tlcA huwh C M Chm Amle.548·8414 ROUSE? Cell Gingham )hort forms r ving free est. Anytime. 1714) Italian Quarry-Floors.
URI&. 'anllle11 l11r1111ri. •·ll· t11n Preschool 646·~23 Girl. Free est MS-5123 credit, only ving 891-4906 c213> 928-0229 entries " remodeling • .,. I~ Total urden & lawn Mar. 3rd. Brin W-.3-''«7"". r,.;~~~ •OJ Ne·~• n r c ev~i. or ull <'ar~. I time or ''onlinual Expertl.se housekeepin g. fill in free tax organizer . · as grown ·-s e Inter /Ext.er/Refinishing. specialty 894-42164
r1'. C•P1•f11 ni ght , or for tho:.e service49J.460.'I equip & su pplies Noapptreq'd .645-9626 good service. Ins. Ii "d ceilings/wallpaper.Lie. TreeSerTlc•
SCIVICE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··spt'c1al gelltnl! away H-..t.. furnished, trustwo rthy & I ---_!~124-436. 641-3427 Cain &Sons. 898·SI05 •••••••••••••••••••••••
f It II.. k I _,_ dep&tl-4970 j ....-C• St d t ·11 rum a \l\t•e enc s ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• u en WI move you Expert Tree Trimmer 111£CTOIY 548 ~ An ytrn1" Carpentry , roori n g . Superb Housecleaning For ins. purposes. we re as. rates. 7S2· l493, PAINTING Ten years experience
OOITNOW' C ..... 9Ctor masonry. plum bi n~. Spectacular Results videotape prop. & con· 848·3777or847-3309 IS Yea~~:rience -~~· 7Sl ·21~-Atll,_.,_... •••••••••••••••••••••• .stucco. drywall. etc. 673-0509/642·4439 tent. Call 640..0100 Video M ...... 5-nlces -----free/shrub trim. remov,
<'on:;trurtlon-All t)'pes 646-9990 Ver. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.loshr/Rtpalr clnups. haul. Concrete, ~~:.;:J-e~::~·.. <'l l!\"f'OMINTl':tUOH :!U yrsexp Freeesl HOMEIMPROVl!:M ENT ~~:~~~~e::~~~ Aut~lns.Cancelled MalePracticalNurse ••••••••••••••••••••••• dirt,etc.Jim63H530 R~lattve (."J\R Pfo:NTtt V l.u· "~ 64S 5973 R od. I' Odd J b Call Eve S·3l·Sl72 All RIS. k SR-22Lo Rates Pvt duty. exp'd, refs. Neat patches & textures 8yJv) 642l'.\tlll!t em e ing o 5 ____ ----Full/pt.time. '"Let me frftnt. 193-109 fy,..,5-Tlc• 64J· 71, ed l 11 Dr.,.n.1 28 yn; exp. 979·226S Pirkel Ins. 646·3995 care for you ... 496.71111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------1c..,.tw•ic.e .......•.•............. -Annie, II:! day/wk or - -PLASTERING TYPINGSERVICE
••••••••••••••••••••••• s S DESIGNS Haufwood Roon every 2 wks. Call art. la•twlo.i~-,.ol..Al.../Pwri-t All types 1"nt/ext Wkdys <2131c93.1504 o.IV"ttNlr£EPlNC w . ('I . ,,. ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 30 642 0647 H... .......... .....~ -r-...... '7 "' D'""'" • e Carel arpel carwr:. Custom Drapery Win· · pm. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• F t 64$ 82"8 E (714)846 6237 & TAX SERVICt" Steam de<1n & uµhci l:. dows. IOOO's of fabm·s. HARDWOOD FLOORS -----••••••••••••••••••••••• DAVE'S PAINTING _r~. . ;) ves . .Re~ n1tr.> 496 O'JIJ Wo rk g u cs r Tr !1 1· k SJ.95 4.95 yd. 10 day del. Cleaned & Waxed General cleaning of· For ins. purposes. we Serving Area 9 years I'~ Professional Typist will
.. ~ mowit un1l 645 3710 Free est. 30 yrs in area. Anytime, 832·4881 S.A fices. vacant apts.. videotape prop. & ron Most Reasonable ••••••••••••••••••••••• make your words look •....--64R6654 H~ homes 891 336$ tent. Call 640-0100 Vidl.'o Insured. lir'd. 760-7301 DR & ..... S CLR &RED "real. 673·0020 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Shampoo & stt•am 1•h,•an ..--"JI Verifi<'ation · """ ~ "
Or1vew11ys p11rk1111¢ lvl "ol'>r bn"htc•n"r". wht ••••••••••••••••••••••• HousecleaninR. 10 yrs SI0.7S. Don't "el robbed. w 1-...1....w Cla--1--'-~ '"' " ~ D--11 M Fine ext/int pamtml( by ,., -__,,""JI repa1ri1 St'11koat cn.1t n pti. IO min lllt<<1c•h • r--Haul, rleanup. concrete exp. Reliable . rsn-bl CllOftrfl Richard Sinor . Lie. ins . Call B&B PlumblnR-••••••••••••••••••••••• S&~ Asphalt 646 41171 Hall. ltv dm rmi. SIS. ••••••••••••••••••••••• removal Dump truck Call Alice 968·7721 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Try me. 631_4410 124 hrs 1 Gas. Water & Rooter "Let The Sunshine In ..
Lied avg rm S7 so, l'Ou('h SIO : Drywall Spe<'1ahst Quick serv. 642-7638 BRICKWORK Sm a 11 Service. $$2·6896 · · Call Sunshine Window G . ~ual & prod. New & re MRS. CLEAN MAK ES IT Jobs. Newport. Costa p . & p . .__.IW•ice c·hr SS uar ellm pet mod 1t389944.S32S549 free/s hrub trim. c-on-GLEAM! Homes. apts. Mesa. Irvine. Rers . aintmR aperin11 ftropertyMCllHICJef'ftent Cleanin!:._l,td.548-~3
••••••••••••••••••••••• odor Crpt rt'i>•1tr. 15 yrs crete removal. clean office. Carpel. 646·2240 67$-3t75 Cabinet Refinis hinl! •••••••••••••••••••••••
Quality Professronal In exp L>o work ru.v ... elf ups. Free est $57-8271 Prof. work. l''reo:eest Pror. service to save you --------.....
d1vidual Compoterii~d Ref:. 531-0101 Eledrkat Do you need a fantastic EX PERT Br irk & Rs nbl Steve 547·4281 time & money. Newport USE THE
Tax Return. No Return ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cleanini.t & Tr('e Trim housekeeper with xlnt Masonry. Small Jobs & Parifir R.E 64$-3683 D &ILY PILOT c.m-AcCMKtic ELL'CTRICIAN l .• . . PamttnR & Paperini.t "' to dif(icult So Coa1't ._..,. r, · pr l'Cu Const. work. painting refs? Call673·8890. repairs Frpk facinf,?s I 9 OH r ••••••••••••••••••••••• right. free estimate on .,? R 964 4276 Wallpaper Remov11I Roofing "FAST
:p:a area 979· 4 or A('OUStil' Ct>ilinl(s larRe or small jobs. or ay,. . HOtlSF.CLF.ANING Refs $51~4S.SS. 760·70?4 Paul Cutler. 962-3()116 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RESULT,.
~ <'t.L'>tom hand kxturini.t Lie #396621 673-0359 1Sk1ploadcr-dumptru(·k Responsible. Xlnt refs Masonry our specialty . RALPH'S PAINTINC. ~ew & rerovers. Repair
l.Hden Lie 3R9944 5325549 El ec•t ric iu n . hi<>hly gradi~J!·demohtion haul C'all979-9756 Our work can chanRe Lie lnt•F:xt l.owR;ites s peci alist 'stay·husy SERVICE ••••••••••••••••••••••• C /C " tree & yd work 831-12571 your outlook No job too pr1~es Reliable 54R 11512 ECTORY G f:N. CONSTRUCTION ftMllt Oftc,..t• qualified no job too llouse<'leaninR reliable. FrN Est. 964-5566 DIR
Additions.Remodels •••••••••••••••••••••••s mall. we can h311dle DtlMPJOBS good work. steady joh. small Nojobtoobig. QUALITYROOFINC For Result
Lie/ins. Mark 979 4411 Foundations . Retainin11 anyi>roblem. 631 2004 Small MovinJ? Jobs Rers. 646-7228 aft. 4. 631·2004 Pa1ntinJ? Int Ext re n All types. free t'SI Service Call
Walls, Hillside Rcstora · Call MIKE646-1391 tals our s pertlllt.V. At Visa. MC 541 5930
Sell with EASE! t ion. Sia bs . Pa tios. Top Quality. Dependable PAM'SCLEANING Brick & Block work coustic painted Prompt llARROR ROOFING 642·56 78
ll'sa BREEZE Block& Brick. Lie'd Service. Reas. Rates. 18 Have something to sell? Reas . rates, refs Marty Seaside Plltntinl?. Grt·i.t Ed. 322 Classified Ads 64.2-5678 642·8387 eves. yrs experience. S31-50S5 Classified ads do it well. 673·7012 646·6818 536·4806 Wan~ ~d_ R_es_ults 642·5678 ._ _______ _
Lost A '-cf 5300 Pft'SCllMlh 5 350 Personals 5 350 Help W..ted 71001Help W..ted 7 I 00 Help Welfthd 7 l 00 Help Wanted 7 I 00 Help WClllhd 7100 H.tp W..t.d 7100 .•..•.••••••.•••••••.•......••.••..••............••.....•...•••..•...•...••.•.•••....•••.•.. , ......•...••.•..••••..•.••••••••.•...•................••............. ······•··•••••··•·•·•·• .•..•....••..•.•••...••
FOUND . Tame Rlue FIRST LADY TOUCll ACLASS ~I CASHIER CLOTHESTIME DELIVERY •DRAFTER Parkakeet Cocker mix. FSCORTS AccOWlfilMJCleril Banking Fulltime for larj:!e Now hirin~ p<1rt time · 675-6110
Australian Shepherd Escort. Models 7S2·Ml7 Small C.M. ofr Ar. Rec.pt/Switchboard marine hllrdware l!'lore s alei. & A ssis tant T;.-pesellin)? co mpnn~·
h II S k. bl needo; yOUnJ! or m;iturl' mix. Dobie. Lab-Setter. ,_...D-. ..-. D f S w .,5 A/R.lig t payro . ~ce ing persona e ap· Xlnt benefits & workinl! Ma na)?er TrainCl'!'> •·t h &4cats Irvine Animal -·r _,..... esperate or .c. yr Free&E O E plicant with gd. phone condilions.64$1711 M1n1mum 6mo 1.-x person "11.sl ave neat
Care Center 754-3734 * 972-1 345 * Male will seriously <'t)n Irvine Personnel AJ!y. et i q u e lt e F. x Per perienre Call 642-t231 3 ppearanc·t-10 work as
MC&VlSAAcrcptcd sidersellin~akidneyor 488E.17lh.Costa Mesa hel p f ul. Typing rt' CASHIER local messenger. u~tnl!
FOUND · LonJ:haired
yellow cat. ~crman
s horthaired pointe r
male. I.ab male. border
collie hlk /wht m ale.
Newport Beach Animal
Shelter 644-3656
FOUND: Pearl Nerklace
found at Harbor I.awn
Mortuary 642·8768
Found : Little Cockap00.
about I /yr , gray/white.
vie Fedco on Baker.
C M. 979 2185
LOST-I~ bl Dobie. vH·
Arkhst & Garfieo:ld. II B.
8S5·8001 dys : 964-6891 eves.
DIVORCE.-IY-MAIL
Fasl. A rcu r ate .
Complete SSS Action
(7141842· 70:.>
•PACIFIC•
•ESCORTS•
549-8519 EXT. 7935
Just Opened 24hrs.
NOW HIRING
FANTASY
READING, ETC.
O.C NEWF.ST & MOST
LIBERAL STUDIO IS
NOW THE BEAC ll AREA'S CLOSEST AC·
T ION 8 125 Bolsa .
Midway City. Just 2
any other body part Suite224 642·1470 quired. Call : S)'lv1a HOUSF.WARF:SALES COMPETENT C'ompany-owned c·ar
Med. porpos<'s only ~ Waters.$52-6100 Apply in p('rson Cro"n Career opportunity for Can he lypeselltnl! o p·
Reply Daily Pilot Acl IANIC OF IRVINE llardware. 1024 lrvlnt.'. mature individual who port unit.\· after 1 yeur ''
11829 PO ROX 1560 CM . 1 •w t l'ff Pl Nil rommuni·c·ate~. ,,ffb"llve· full time job. Mon Fri 92626 Accounting EqualOpptyEmpyr ' CSCI azal '" n 9$·:.) Ml'SThan•c·lean
F/c -·-"-t ly. thinks on their fc·et. drivers liren .se In
•TOMMY'S
OFNF.WP<>RT
7$2·9368•
ATLAKTIS MASSAGE
SPA
Be pampered by 16
Beaut. G irls . Open
IOAM-4PM 7 day!!
Phone 645-3433
Anyone for tennis.,
Looking for mixed
doubles partner. lady
45-50. intermediate
player. Call Answer/\d
lt4216. 642-4300. 24 hrs.
Ace_.._. --"°' lc•arns quickly, works
Position w /Npt. Bch Bartenderswantedfor: CASHIERS wel.1 with others c>r lrvinc.nl•ara1rport ('all
prop. mgmt. firm . lchabod•1P ... ttMMne. alone types 60 wpm . forappt 549·2231
OuL~tandin1t career opp-Opening soon. O. Co 's shows initiative Rusi·
ly. G I L, A/P . A IR newest nij!ht/ spot. 8 UTVTEM nessCompulerRelailer. w/emphasis in financial stories in the sky. Dining 646-<Yl21
analysis. If you ·re & dancing to rock & pop.
bright w/prior F /C exp.. Apply in person at 23861
we'll train you & provide El Toro Rd . (top rloor of
for career udvant·e-Home SavinRs & Loan
ment. Call · 640.0123 Bldg. I F.I Toro. Thurs .
ACCTGCLERK
Exp'd. mature person
for general oHice &
payroll Accuracy a
must C.M area
Fri. Sat. Mon & Tues
bet ween 6-9pm. 951-280(1
MARKETS
For 2nd & 3rd Shifts
We promoh• to manaiie
ment & super vision from
within
WANT A CARF.F:R ~
Costa Mesll
Ill Del Mar
631•9421
COOK'S HELPER
With driver·s license
C'.M. area. Call bet. 9 &
3. 646-t004 (Marvin I
COUNTER HELP
DB.IVERY-P /T
18 & over. Good driving
record. N.R. 7$\-4705.
DENTAL Assist Npl
Bch. Restorative pral·
lice ' nd s exp 'd .
e ner ie t 1c team
member. J!tl s;ilar).
many benefiL~ fi31 ·249l
Drapery Coo rd in a tor.
exp. person needed for
drapery department in
our desi~n studio .
~$6-1601.
ORA PF.RY SHOP
In Nwpt B<'h needs
m echan1cu l person
Good drivin.I( record
Fast advancemt>nt for
sharp trainee. 673·0760.
DRIVERS WANTED
Part lime delivery Ear·
ly morning. L.A. Times.
I rvineJNewport Beach
area. Must be reliable &
have dependable trans
S425 + Call Jess
5"6-(Yl35.
Driver to pick up de·
C'eascd pets & some yard
work. 19542 Rearh Blvd.
HB L OST· M1 n1 Mr('aw
(Parrot I vie Dover
Shores /Aa yrrrst 2122
646-79'11
blocks east of Reach 1----------1 Rlvd. behind liquor 5-49-2238.
BEAUTI C I ANS &
M ANlCLJRISTS. follow
ing pref. To work in
warm. friendly s alon
Hrs. flexibl('. The Ha ir
Depot $$7-2234
l.aRuna Beal'h
494-9233
Ambitious. bright and
energettr people wanten
for foll and p tame hc•lp
ror busv deh & sandwich
shop. C°c>Od start mg P<•S•
lion with xlnt chance for
advancement in l!rn .... ·
DENTAi. ASSISTANT
Chrside for busy C M
general prart1re. 41 ~ dy
"'k. 546-2410 DRIVER
Found· M med sx Collie
t)'pe clog. VH'. Spr-
ingdale & Warnl'r. avutl
lo good home 963·3777
FOUND. Terrier Male.
Area of Spr
ingdalc /Slater Sls
847-0164
FOUND Puppy. Joi wk
old female. all blac·k.
Cocker/Lab mix Vie
t.ake & Adams llR .
$36·812.5
FOLINO IO s pd bike·
Cnll 1147 2270
lo ident
Found: Yng Fem hlk
Spaniel. 3 l'(lllars. l.nkr
Park area. 831 3884
Found: white male at
Neutered 1\bandonl'd
Free lo J?d homc
673-700
Personals 5350 ..•.•.............••...
PRE l..A W student needs
$25.000 Will do anything
Legal . Confidential
DVM P O Rox 3242.
N. B. 9266.1.
COVER GIRL
store. 543-9243.
•FOXYLADY * OUTCALL ONLY
VISA MC
• 972-1131.
Exotic Escorts
558-1946
24 Hr. Servicl' Servin)? Or. Cly
* *. Lisa St.pltens
8522 Afton Circle
Huntington Bearh
You are the wmneror
4 free tickets
($14 valuel, to
AINllwiM
loot Show
Mar. 4 thru Mar 8
Anaheim Convention
Center
Call 642-5678. ext. 272 to
claim your tickets •••
Prevent A Cliche Starv
tnR Writer needs sus
tenance or off.season
lodgin11s. Poss tax re.
lief. will caretake
Chuck 838-27$1 Xlnt ref
YOGA C l asses f o r
hometclbhse. New form
based on scientific
THE
Girffriends
•ESCORTS•
H01M/Office/Hotel * 759·1216 * 24Hl"!'I. Now Hiring
ADVBTISIMG
Acd. Coordln•tor I Beauty . .
Immediate openinR for I Progress• ve s~lon 1n
af{en<'y exper "d . Newport look1_n1t for
coordinator with Rd. r r eat1v.e. moti vated.
manageria l/organna· wel~·lramed. exp Hair
tional skills. Industrial Des1~er. Call 833-0304
or trade accounts back-
Huntini;tlon Beach
962-9116
CHIRO. ASST
ground preferred Ca II AM BF.R forme rly with Freddi at 714.730.03:;5
COVER GIRL is now ---------
IOOl<KEEPER
Flex. PT/FT 631-$031
for Holistic Clinic nr
0 C. Airport 30-40 hrs
wk Ins. & typinl! expt•r
pref. 5.56-4953.
Chris(ian Mom needs
babysitter Must be flrx
ible Days. s ome
nights/wkends. 641 -8660
w 1th TH F:
G IRl.FRIF:NDS'
The Family of Harold
Hugo Condry want to
thank all of his friend:..
for their kindness re
cently.
TOUCH A CLASS
ESCORTS 752-0fll7
INTRO SPF.Cl Al.
MYSTIC MASSAGE
Mi\SSAGE SlO W IAO
Santa Ana 556·46.56
E111fr:Y"""' & rtpm"aHOll •••••••••••••••••••••••
Schools& ........... 7005 •••••••••••••••••••••••
CAREERS IN RADIO'
Adve r tising Sales .
Instruction by radio vet.
"all 714/964-9115
Alarms Winnini.? team.
Experienced personnel
required by Oran~e
Count y Security l'(ln·
tracllnl! firm . Low
voltage & electrical ex-
perience necessary l'~x
perienccd only need ;ipp
ly 714·R311·6310
AnswerinJ.? Serv1c·e tak-
inl! applicattons ror
llPM-7A M shift Sun &
Mon only 362 3rd St ,
!IC. La1tuna Beach
•ARCHITECT
675-6110
ARTIST • Exprd.
in traditional realism for
Ciiture work and scenes
in acrylic. Costa Mesa
714/631·3521
ARTIST
~FC
or jr account...t
Thru financial s tate·
ments for investment ro
G<>od salary + pension &
profit shr plan & Major
Med Fashion Is le loc.
Call 640-6234 for a ppt.
ROOKKEEPl':R
RECF:PT. Medical of
fi ce. La~una n rea
Small. congenial office.
fol l time. Insurance
forms /lypinl! Call Al'l
ty· 499-1702.
IOOKKEEPER
CIRCUS VARGAS
Costa Mesa. Mar 17-19.
omre & delivery help
F 1T. Call 546-1266.
CLEANING
Need h elp 1n my
established residential
cleaning servire Good
pay Call today 751 $198
CLERICAL lnvoiC'c'.' nft•
ods person a cr uratc
wtfigures. typinJ: & 10·
key. exp. req. 979-116()0
C.M Part time. AIP. AIR.
P /R, lite typing. Flexi·
ble hrs. Please call Mr •--------~ Halliday. 64$-0792. Clerical
ROOKKEF.PER : Foll SECRETARY
time needed. Call for Executive Secretary
appL durinR the week office on Coast Highway.
0264 Lagun a Bearh. Ex ·
mR company. T(l !let up o.ntaf Assisfmtt
appt. for interv1e'4 call Chair side. ROA & X·ray
Stan'!_tfi73-9000 lie req . 41 ~ day wk.
COL'NTER HEI p benefits. s alary npeo
N . " • AM 1 642-6880. 673 3403 wknds o experience nee . .
shift. Full time Apply in n en t a I A ss i s t a n t
person 01pp1ty Onnots . chairside with X Rav
18$4 Newport Rini .I lit' Part time• Sea.I
C.M. I Beachoffice 431-~29
COUNTER HELP Dental
for lite deliveries Full
time M-Fri Neat ap·
pear $3.65 per hr Call
Sue a l 5 40 417'1 .
MASTER Rl.l'F.PRINT.
234 Fischer Ave .. C. M .
Orv Cleaner need s
mature. resp person to
work 4 hrs t-vrnin.l(s &
Sat Gd pay + 11 as
monev Mr B es l
Cleaners. Cd M. 675·330fi Sat/Sun IOPM-fiAM . ~ticAut
Mon · Fri 7 A M · I PM Lagwia Bea<·h. Dental !•---------Winchell's Donuts 253 I': rxper req Good wages. FochM 'f Worilers
17thSTCM benefits 494-8SS5 Permanent position
C Cl u n t e r he Ip wan 1 t' d l•--::::~~=---,..;C;Ol\;;.ta~M;.;e;;;s;a~. 6;;3~1.;·<n~OO~·-· F T . M i <' h e I I t> • sl DESIGNER
Cleaners, DRAFTER
___ 496-5124 Laguna Bear h l•lec
CUSTOOIANS
Night custodians needt'd
by Huntington Aearh Ci
ly School Oistri<:t
S990-Sl233 per month. rk
pending on c-xperienre
Apply 73.5 14th St. llont·
ingtoo Beach $36·8851
Customer Relations
GrowinR rinancial ro en
F V. needs person " ll h
gd. phone manner. offire
exper . typing. 10-ke~·
Will train on romputer
$900+ Call · Aobhe .
339,804.5
t ronirs manufartur er
needs·
•an expenenced J>('rson
to be respons1bl" for
draft.in(!; & mechanical
design runclions M usl
hav e th orough
knowledj!e of draflinl!
procedures . PC bnard
layouf. diJ?ital. analog.
microwave l'ircuit de-
sign, & some knowledj!e
of electro·mechani<'al
packaging.
DRAFTER
FOOOSHVICE
Part time work availa
ble. Need a little extra
money? Work for the
Irvine Unified School
Dist Food Service Dept
part time. & still enjoy
other artivities for the
balance of the da~· App·
I y · 294 I A II on Av l'
Irvine $$2-1383. F. 0 E
FULL TIME days/nites.
Ans. ser v No exp nee·
Call · 833-33..'\3 EOE
studies. Aquarius Yol(11 ----------i 67$-7794
• OUTCALL •
9S3-0778 MC/VISA Life cast Sculptor needs
assistant for a new
s tudio. must be a m -
bitiom. creative. exper
in working in the human
form, work well w /peo·
pie. 499-1968 anyt~e
9·S:30498-cellent Orange County
BOOKKEEPER/SEC'Y benefits and promo-
•to do merhanical detail
drawings for assembly
& layout. Knowledite of Data Ent r Y shop practires &
GardeMr Helper
Work includes operating
Hesson mower F:x .
cellent be n e fit s
546-6682.
U~e AMwet At/ service
when placing your ad ... a
Daily Pilot ad number will
appear in your classified ad
. we take your messages
24 hours a day ... you call
in at your convenience
during office hours and get
the responses to your ad ...
this service Is only $7 .so
week. For more lnforma4
tlon and to place your ad
ca 11 642-5678.
AIRU .. CARRIS
W1.AlrAc.._y
will be interviewing pro·
spective studen~ in your
area. Ir you are 18 yrs.
or older & a high school
grad .. you may qualify
for airline/travel career
training. '
Call toll free:
l .. 00.4Z6-l655
Vancouver. Wash.
ASSIST MANAGO
Auto rental. No exper.
nettsSary. Call 979-8826
or 772-65.W.
AUTO RENT AL AG T
No eJtpet . necessary.
Fulltime. F.xperience tional possibility for en-
pref. Newport. 631·282S thusiastlc applicant. ---Shorthand required.
looldlNpincJ c e.rta
Full lime. exper. helpful Apply Immediately
bul not n~c. Many com·
pany benet'lts. Apply at.:
1660 Placentia A\'e .
Costa Mesa
•CAI DRIVHS•
Checker Cab
770.0222
-y---
Cati
714-114-611 0
COUNTY OF
ORANGE
C l erk /Terminal machines desirable
Operator. must he self· Work or school cxper
starter. accurate. itd equivalent t o 2yrs.
with fili(ures. ability to highschool mechanical
work lndependentl .v. drawing & math courses
familiarity with l(encral necessary. compute r con repts Opportunity for advan·
helpful. Salary open & cement & ca re er
commens urate with exp. growth. We offer xlnt.
Gd opportunity to ad-pay & benefits+
vance with a fast grow 4 DAYWC>mC Wiii(
in!( Co. In c .M. 5"9·2221. Facility Is In beauliful -Laguna Can yon near
Beach & Resort areas.
General Office
Consulting firm needs
mature. energetic
person with positive at
titude lo do general of·
rice work. greet clients.
answer phones. type etc.
Call Bobbi · 6"4·9174 :
eves: SS1-Sl84.
JolKW..eM. 70751 Call 979-8126or !72-6S~-
••••••••.-•••••••••••••• BA BYSITIER /NANNY. Selling anything with a
BODYGUARD Competent woman to Daily Pilot Classified Ad
Personnel Dept.
SIS N. Sycamore
Santa Ana. CA 92701
• An Atrlrmatlve
Actkin E mployer M /F
Data ProceMing Call for appt: Personnel
TllMtNAL Dept. T~lonic Berkeley·
GaaAL OfftCE
Typing a. gen. ore. skills
req'd . Work varied & In·
teresting. Costa Mesa
area.~7172
Xlnt driver, Courier. car e for n e wborn . Is a simple matter ·· ·
non-smoker, depend a-Mon/Wed & Fri. Approx JU!ll call842·56'78. !'!!!~~~~~~!!~I OPIAATOI 114.494.9401 Latruna -•!!llll!l!!lllllllll~!!!l'-11~•
Beach. E.O.E. · •••AL OMCI
ble. Resp. 645-6039 · 6 hrs day. Xlnt salary.
Mature reliable woman 6'73-8423
avail. to drive yout•--•••-••-1
anyplc, Fri. Xlnt ref
832·0N3
HefpW..e.cl 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ACCOUMfC
CALL
7eo..MOO
BanJdn1
TELLERS
FULL TIME
Position available In our
South Coast Plaza office.
E"perientt pref'd. Call :
Ka\hy Amburgey
IM0-4086
CAU Huntintton Beach a rea. 11•11y p•11at 781).3400 o I s h w a s h e r s . Sm. otrice. Invotclns. ······~ j~~DBJ.~~,./T!!!&~P~(T~. ~I ~:~ed~~~e&o:!~ =·wt~a;~t:!!:'.~
• • E I E c In ga. Apply In person 147-JSa • Camera-• 5 ary'a, 3444 · oast Howard Johnson 's ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!'!!!!!!!!!
•
Hwy. Cd.M, 8'15-l3S4 Restaurant. 2550 So. El e Experienced at least 5 years. Delivery Driver to work Ca mino Real. San e Must be able to use newspaper e atauto parts store. Must Clemente .
• camera ahd platemaking e bellcwover.havevalld ---~----
• systems. Excellent wages and • California Driver's elp wanted.
benefit'. Apply in person • licenae. good driving re-' Uve poiltlon. e t 01 Co t Dall cord. ai know' Costa A. an couple or l
• w/resume o range as Y • Mesa. pply at: Hub pe needed to take
Pilot. • Auto PPh'. 2120 c ot s cf\Udr.n + • 0=-,. __ . • Kubor vd, CoatalA>OUlal.lluatbe-ableto • -11 ... Ml-drive. Car • aelf con·
• D PW • Claud. WMd .... proYided on • ~'Ya i::i.~~c1 • Delivery maa for L.A. ==*i...:.~= e Equal Opportunity Employer e nm. to..._ In c.11. detail• tall J••r ••
• • 6 H.B. MAM. "75-Mll • t• II•. tlma Fri.
• mo. + ..... .,.,_... Mll•IPll. ............... :J: ,;;,'· 14t·•Hl or Want Ad""'' .....
•••MOMCI l•erp, P•flOft t~pe
..,_, 1111meo 6 mall
-..r'1 ,lenla .4aa ••I.I .....,. Norma aft IA M
HUMI CLIANING
l lllVl<'E IMtlp nM"ded
hnmed Call ~-" MM T11url11'M IU•\
MIDICAL
rro nt o fflte .. ,u 11
pt~Hn oftlo Call
9'1Met'12·-
....-. HOii&-Nt•d u t ra m o n ey'" IOI IUIMI lk>monalrat~ liquid eni •••M OMCI •TAuaAMT broidery Call 5»-31 U l m.--atea,..tlftC for 11 Now hlrlna part tlm" d •P ••~ab l t' "' 11•1 ..,., ... lnlt'rvlew Nu rau Aidt'l lfu u1e ~~ IM''-4.lt\ with 1 •P M T\IO Thun :n lie.per, wlumth or llvr •• 't•nc •It.Ill• • ,. ,u"6oo litland !lle...-1,ol"I 1n 1"'1' N H 842·3481
p I t' • ll I n • V h " n • C'tnter ~flliCll\a.bt • OuUt'<t 111 111 Nunwin.i
alw lnflud• hllna l 1•-:~~~!:il:.~rt-j NurM· A1dt'11. lt'Hral offlo •Ork r S 3 301 J-OPM
733()&
Country
U os p Xlllt ~I~& •orklnlJC f"ull un1• :z Po<ton11 l'lub f on v ~llW'l• lll'llh • 11m~ av111labw Oliy & ''"'•' 54~3081 1n1 nwnJ.llm) A11ph 111 M w.t IA• lt'bl" tu work CM'~ al wkndei Appl) 111 ~1 "on P11 rt Unit' Working. but
TU t J 0 1.l ,. ttrn: t If :t f'M to 5PM i ·11,. Jul!) loolunl{ For 1 n cx t ra
IN(' Ruict'r 400 So t'uot $1.0007 C'ull ~·231MI
1-,. C~lllC'lt" .\\f' 11 I R h N
In m• P~ r-:~~1111 cll<' " P11rt tuf'lt' help m orru·t· 4
i t•\.66 o.t!lt da y Wt'e k 5 P M 7f'M
ca:. F:K\l "n ·w1-
''"•1><>r1 t\t.Hh lvrk
'liC .irllt'1 \d\ l.!>Or'' f 11 m
It \Oii r ton l~ ~ hl1n
di~ 1~leph<1nt-' tl1• Ille
Duolr.ltt!t>Plnf! & I uu ~,int
t i> learn about ttw
't<><•ll marlt~t & d •\.; ell
Ir), C'Mll S4() 9237
General n.14Aoa lay Chlb
i\.owhir-Mq:
Ftuwt Dnll Cler\
7A M SPM
PIX Operator
F.x11'd 2PM ICI PM
Cocktail
Waiter Waitnss
F:xperienred
4 da ys 5PM 12PM
Ida)' I IAM SPM
NHJMDmC~ric
Fri.Sat.Sun llPM ?AM
Spa Affettdolth
Lad1e's Spa
iAM 2 ~or2 30.9
Mt>n 's Spa Sat Sun
5 ~P'1 12PM
11 u " h II u s l t< .,, ' 1· "
W:.illt'rli Wa11r l'!>l>c.,
"unted for lc~'s '""""'H
01)l'l\Ull( 'iUUn, (l (.'11 '
ll t''-t'"I n11(hl '>l>OI H
'ton~ in thc sk} lh111111(
~ danc111g to roc·k & pop
l,.'p tu $S hr Ill ok Nt1
~xpoel' w1lltru111 A11p
I) 111 per.ion at 23861 F.I
Toru Rd Itoµ flour of
llume avin)ls & Loan
Bltll( > El Toro Thur-..
F ri. Sat. Mon & Tue"
helwt't'nli 9pm 951 21:1tl0
HOUSEKEEPER
l,1111.' 1n . 2 m family s1m
p I c co 11 k 1 n R . ., o m t'
English, must hav1• loc•a I
hs kpaR rd:. Linda ls ll'
Ans w er A c1 •35fi
S42·43ll0, 24 hrs
llo usekel•pers wunt NI.
Sea<.'liH Motel 16'il So
C oas t ll ~y . La1?una
HcaC'h. 494-4892
lfousekeeper Nanny.
Ii ve·in or (IUl. neec1ed for
workinl( parents & darl-
ini: 1 1~ yr 11ld girl in
Irvine Must c1rive .
s peak F.nglish & ha\'e
rl!f. Call days· '159-9199:
wkends 1eves · 857 4730.
S:J 3:1 h r t o sturl
N1•w1111rt Harbor Animal
ttosp1tul &31 1030
Part Time
C-MllHJYOYth
Carrien
Adults with outstandmR
atlrartive ~rsonalities
to s pend 15 hrs per week
tounselin~ youth a rtes
10 15 . F:ven1n l(S &
Weekends Available f75
per wk C all
2 J0.5 30pm Mon thru
F'r1 642 4321 e xl !1<13
Ask for Lori. Or-.. Coast
Daffy '9ilot
330 W Ray StreC'I
Costa Mcsa . .Cu
t-: q u a I 0 p p o r t
Employer
Phone Sales/ Adv .Spec·
Sl,OOOIOMUS
for experienced phone
pros. Highest comm. in
indlL'ltry. For conriden
tial inter view call Mr.
Taylor 7t4/498·2953 San
Clemente area.
,RESSROOM
SUPERVISOR
••• I
....,WllllM 7100 HltpW~ 11• ....,w....., 71H •ss••u• ...... _... ... ...................................................................................................................
SAA.IS SICllfAaY TYPIST rreeatr·U e u . It" llUY.---·~.
Help .eedfd ln TENNIS Faah. laland. la&«nat'I. IUtiltiHI P IT. JO hrs. Uprt1h\.. G.E .. sreen . Lea ~II llC---1~~ SHOP Ladlea De pt. l per ..-. Bob Siemon He lt nannla 1 . '125. _. .. _ ' CdM. full or part time. mlrtl. olc. w/m,r. corp. Cbrl1tl1n Jewelry. 8alboLf15-054t. E\epnt old dlninl NOm l.9AL ftA t:xs-r. only MC)..4172 In the en~f mf1r. MMll7t Ht fnlm •tate. Ce"ed. NtwPoft 8ead1. Oood fl conat. · lteq"• K e nmore d r ~e r . table. e et.ain. c:lllna
tele p)lone m anner Im · Salts •Int. t)'llln ahortlland TYPIST Whirlpool ti l•I c1p cabinet ' buffet. See to
portant. Type 8() wpm. HOME MAKF.RS skUll. •• Put tlrne . 2.a days per wa a her Xlnt cond . appieelat.. Appralaed
W.S't. Opening available In SICllT* IY wk. Vacation rellet. AP· U50/toðer. 842.Cl892. over 15,000 Sa crifice:
thas area with Beellne ,,,. ply at: aeeo Placentia. 842-2112 IZ.tl!0.144·10U. a.a,.. ..... F ashion & Un lim ited F or st ock brok e raae Coata Mesa --------
firm ln Newport Cente r . --------1 Refri&. GE. gold. 7 yrs Sofa .bed. mint cond ;
daybed. yellow cha ir.
antique mahog . bkcase.
nu kknl cuatom bedsprd.
4 antique d in. chairs.
misc. pid urft. 559·5~
Part/Full Time Recep.
ttonlst 't)pln11. lig ht
bookkeep1n1 • other
t lerkal work HHson &
e arninu. No Invest · Mature peraon . Good Ve terinaria n Assistant, o Id . 3 O ~ x 6 7 ltol •
ment. For appt . call typ lnll eue nt la l pa rt., FIT, Mon-Fri. $300/0 80.5"'6·9828
IM&-092 SIOO/mo. Cati Marjorie. 2·10pm.~'830 --
644.2642. Sears 17 cu n no-frost AHO('. ~l ·lMl. Sales:
llC.,-IONIST
Full time Sun T hurs
Lite typing & IO,kcy ex
perlence needed Pvt
Country Club 644 5404
Restaurant llelp
liuspenuns & l'1wktall
Waltress/Waitcr Apply
1n person Reach llo us1•
Restaurant 619 Slt'epy
tlollow I.uni• J.u~unu
Bearh
Infla tio n Fig hter.
P /tlmt> work... Jo'/lime
p ay & tax ad vantages
714·960-5646.
SALES
lm med. openings . full
time & part lime. re1utt'r
ad represenlalive11 for
inside sule11 positions
Gd. company twn1•m s
Apply in person l'rn
nysa ver. lll60 Ph1n•nt111
Ave . C M M111Ht 11v
Jo'riday. I lt• S
blt.rantH•lp De l Taco 111 Nl'wport Sa l e s i1erH0 11 1'111111
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& part limt• he lp Both q 'd 1.u1111n ;1 11 .. a1•h
d (I y & n IR ht s h l rts lumtwr <'o 4tM 11:1:111 Ill
uva1lablt> Please apply 540.82fl7
1n person 2112 South East Rnstol, Newport S11 les1wr11111111. N111 1111 "~
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n cwes t nii:hl Sf)OI ~
stories in tht• sky 1>1nin..:
& dirnl'ini.: to rm·k & 11011
Up to S7. Apply in l>l·r:.un
at 23861 F.I Toro Htl . 111111
rtoor of Home Savmi.:s &
Loan Bldl?). 1-:1 Toro
Thurs. F'rl. Slit . Mon &
T ues helwt'en 6·9pm
RETAIL CLERIC
At C M. Sl aliont>rs lu 270
Jo:. 17th St. CM rull t im1·
apply in person 10 12
R ETAii.SALES
LAGUMAIEACH 1
Hardware Perm full &
pltime. 240 Broadway.
497.4403
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not m•1· "'1111 Ill I' 111111•
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l'ut your V1111 11r t•11·k1111
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n 1• t· <: 1 1· c· n W 11 r I •I.
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l'lothin#! lsh11t• slur" hus
lm med opcn1njlS rur
e a g e r , a l t r a 1· I 1 v l'
s alespe<1ple lo work m
o ur Fa s h ion Is land
store. We will tram th~
right personnel. Contart
Ricard o o r Joe a t
'159-9700.
* •SICalT Aa•s * •
TralnffWordProd 9.90CI
Sh70CXeroxMO>tl4,400
Recpt !TM I F uns J 0 .MO ShlOO/nmbn./1,.1115.~J
Sh80/"0o It All"Sl:t.200
l,17. Rclndt"l'll Allt!n<·y
4020 Rlreh HM '64 ,.:o Y.
Nt"Nport1"33 IU90/F're<·
runwru
WAITPERSON
w/car for wickt>r basket
lu n c h se r vl<'e .
9 ~t :30rM . Mon·Fri.
Jo:arn 1125·1150 wkly
MUAl he neut, persona
hi• & enf'rl(etlc. ~9·Cn.n
•fl IOAM for opp!.
W 1ell r 1'1111 / Wa iU•r .
c:o('ktulls llil(h volume
bu11ill('811 ut prim<' 0 C
Al111ort l1w f:x11, rte1wn
rlithle only C'11ll (';1rol
Sm 1th for 1nh •rv 11• w
2 pm Spm , M F
171 4 )~9 "72.M
&A11oclotH
/\ T1·m11 IM 11 Snv11·1· WORD ,IOCESSOR
540.0400 Full or 1mrt t1mt• Im
111104 Sk Yl•llrlc Ill vii m1'lllu1t· •11><·0llHo! tn 11ur
refrig. $22$. Washe r . u s
dryer. 2"'» yrs od old.
1295. 675-8860call Sun.
O'Keere & Me r ritt 24"
gas oven. 36" gas range.
42" hood SIOO. 645·8170
Re f's clean work good S60
& StOO. Refrlg FF. clean
xlnt S200. Frzr. upril(ht,
clean, wo rks good SlOO
Wshr, clean. works good
S85. Dr yr. gas dean .
works good S75. 548-8513.
548-4485
Ke nmore washer $'15 ,
M 11ytaic washt•r S\25.
Jlotpoint d is h was h er
S9S (iuarantt>e d
546·8672. Sult•· ;i:r'I Irv In" Irvin•• 11Wt·1: Kno wlt•dgt•
of ('l''f wortl prm·1•ss1ir Norrotd refr1~ I 15AC 12 SICRR ARY I lwlpful . but will lra111 I> c f r n m c; M C
lfClPTIONISl ''11ll1t.'ti 31122 motorhme list· in RV.
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hoal, wcthur $150 l.1kc
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Enc. S•c'y., /T 'UllfC AUCTION hu1td II kit 20'x25' S22811 ~II 'I:• hri1 pn wk f11r ,,,.., MANY rn :MS OF Fl N 1-: 2fl'x40' ~11211 • l''rt•1• rle
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11-15 9137 ext I If\
Twin Si E ltttr:i<' Bed like
newS250.
645-7390
Water bed/night stand , t
mo. old. super single.
Sl8S. 640-~ We ndy
6pc. apt. sz pecan d ining
rm. pecan desk walnut
unit. tbl la m p . RCA
stereo combo 5J6·82SI
W ic k er R attan
F urni s h ing s B I G
DISCOUNTS! 839·7239
11765 F.dinJ?er I hlk we~t
of Harbor
Double Bed & Mattress
S25. Kini( lwins SSO ca.
Full size desk & chair
S75. 8 drawer dresser
S35. New T rundel bed
SI OO. 54(}.7987
1-:le,l!ant sofa w love seat .
peran roffee & end
tables, S2.'i-O. 19·• <'Olor
TV. Sl45 Sora bed.
s moked Rlass dtnette.
1dnteond l\41·299R
Drexel party table. hex·
agon. 4 chair!!, $250
1.ane w r 1t inJ.t dcs k .
walnut. 41!x24x29. $75
Sora . 8'. J?old iolive leaf.
S7 5. '640. 9fl8ll Flo11t;et11111 ('11 t-:o,.; ---------•II.umber rilC'k for •,, Ion
WY.'iTMINSTF:R ~u.~01clk .• w,H1·~~.!,l.~h Snfahcd . qn Sl.. 2
AflUl-:Y "1c "ircc, "'"'"'"'' m a t C'hlni.i oltr1mans ~t·relary
Jr. SfCRET ARY
wanted for N<'wport
S<'l'Unlit·s firm II r~ '1 '"
3 · JOPM Con tart . Ms
Pratt. 644·911 I
/\N"rl(Jt:f': MAI.I. c...,.. & SIOO 5.51-5.511
l>&1ly 111 fl, Fn 1119 Equipnewt 1030 2 twm heds
t'lost·d Tuesday •••:••••••••••••••••••• head boa rd.
11751 Westminster Ave. l\oomm Canon len~. x lnt c a sh 1110 Garden Grove 554·6!03 cond $400 Minolta 548.8603 35mm F2 8 & 135mm ·
on s ingle
SIOO/!lel
C'hel'kS).
Please rn II ror a ppt ,
6 45 7358. Mon F ri ..
8 »5PM Housekeeper 1Com pan ion
-~~~~~~--~, ror elderly person l.1\l•·
in or out. 833 2009
Pos. requires min 10
yrs . printing exp. St ronJ?
mechanical. technical
bkJ?md. in Web offset -R•ET-A•l•l.------i
Org. Cty co. St'nd re· SALESPERSON
c;<'r urity officer. P IT .
wkends ror lrj? apt con
plt>x m N R SJ SO hr
P or info contaf'l Jim
J. u pis at ll44 1900
* * * C.E.Maddy
16121 Pitman Lane
Huntington 81'.'ach
You are the wmner of
4 frff ticbts
1Sl4 valuel. to
Anaheim
F 2.8 lenses S85 /ca Exec conrerence table &
642·4'110 _ chairs Reaul fi nish ed
Pentex K 1000 with case &
IOOmm lcns Xlnt cond
Sl95. 642·Rl55
hardwo od . 6 ' 1n
diameter. circular table.
5 high Rradc leather con G F.NERAI. OFFICE
INSURANCE
CLERK
TYPIST
I HOUSEICEEl'ERS
Wt• have an immediate
o penin~ Co r 2
houi;t>kt•epcrs. Pull lime
This IS an l'X<'elknl 1111
portunily for a ~harp.
dPtail m1ndl•d 1nd1nflual 1
in insurance 1·la1 ms.
Good tyr11n1? anc1 orfitc
skills are rl~11urcd
positions . \OPM 6AM
s hirts Xlnt fr1n(!c
hl•ne£ils p;H'kal?C Apply
in person at Arlvant·ed
Ilea Ith Center. I :JOO
Bristol St North. S le.
11 tno. Newport Be;u•h.
F..OF..M1F
HH4tpr /Gonr-n.ss
s ume: Box 1'673. Daily
Pilot. P.O. Box 1560,
Costa Mesa . C<i. 92626
PRINTSHOPT RA INF:E
Must type 40 wpm
333 3rd Sl. La ,l?u n a
Bt'ach
P tt1me, 7d11ys. 2hrSJflai·
ly, AM deliver y. L.A
Times. $100 per week. +
gas allowanre. LaRuna
Reurh. 494·8496.
'-ch rr.ss Optr.
P IT evenings. Over
Jyrs, ex per. necessar y.
Costa Mesa. 631-0700
HELP!
R U I I. 0 F. R S E ~t
Fulltimc. amh1l1ous
sales!>('rsnn wanll'd to
work in m ar1 n c
hardware s tore Roal tnl?
ex per. 11rercrred X Int
benefits & work ml£ ron
ditions. 645 1711
PORI M. a tl1v1s1on or Salesperson
SC'ml Rt•l 1red L iquor
Store C'lerk no <'X p
n t' t· e s s a r y 5 11 a ~· s
2 lllPM Wt'd Thurs l)(f
St• e P ;i u I a I 2 21111 7
f\ushard St H B
the Wickl's ('(lmpan1cs COSMETICS anli California's larArsl SENIOR
rhain ofHome lmpr<"'t' Hig h fashion s t ori'. ADMINISTRATIVE
ment Centers, 1s cr11~ N ewport Reach an•;i ASSISTANT F.xt>ellenl benefits Call ml? again: 644.7100 Por mte rn alional t•on·
1,.~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111!!!!!~!11--I s ullmf? office. Npt Reh Our new s tore in ~anta 1-Outstandmg career op·
Ana will have its C~rand port Substantial ex
Openif\J?soon Sales pt•ricn<'l' & s upe rior
REMTAL secretariat skills re·
loat Show
Mar 4 thru Mar H
Anaheim Con,·c•ntwn
Center
Call 642 5678. exl 272 tu
rla1m your t1 rkel'i • • •
M a d a m e Alexandt'r
Dolls. the 6 1st ladies of
the US. mini tn hox_
Sl800 St'l 846·4360
Cats
reren<'e rha1rs Tn,l!cther 8035 nr sep. 7611·6071 . 675-62411 •............•.........
Ii mnnlh old whltf'. blue
l'.Ved Pt·rs1an kltlt•n
Ped11?n-e, 5411·0471
Cnur h $150. OimnJ! Thi +
6 r hr.; SIM. 4 s porl 14•·
W h cc 1 ~ S>i11 . w oolf
I c han1?1nj.! ha by 1 S2fl
"Curci" Beaut. ttalinesP '151 5221 d<1y~. 5tA 851)!1
M a I e I I 11 n g ha l rt• d eves
S 1 a m 1• ~ t' > I 6 m o "
nf.'utcred del'la" c•d no
papers SIOO 760-9393
f>Ol 'Hl.F. BEi>
GOOIH'ONDITll>N
54115AA7 DOCJS 8040 •••••••••••••••••••••••S panis h dtn t ~•blc'.
KF.ESHONO Pups ,\J\('
Champ slrc M F Pt>l &
mahoi:. 78". 2 l v1•s
Spanis h burrt't Mfi lflfl7
5 mo mfant. li ve• m or
We offer a rnmpl'\1ll\'t' out. N. n waterfront
salar y . full h1°nl•rit$ home. Pvt rm & balh
packaRc. plus advanre Must d r 1 v ~. S pc a k
ment opJ>!)rtunit1es For F:n J?lts h , Re f's req -~!!~!!!!!!!!!!"!!~~
more inrormat1on pll'ase S42·500l
We are St>i?kin)! qualified CONSULTANTS quired Ability to work
and experienred i n wi'th dfttailed d ata &
GateleJ? end table. Sl25.
Children's s rhool desk.
S200. 548-9702
s how P v t ply
213169'7·1345 aft 6 pm Like new conlemp b lue
sora w matrhing chair.
$380 rash 968·4982 contact l><•bb1e Fo" h·r
al714558·1414 I NSll R/\NCf: SAi.ES
IN.A
lnsuranl'I• Company t•f
Nnrth Amf'rll'a
~South Marn
400 C!'nlrn I Town
l>ran~e.CA
Equal Oppty
Employer M F
GENERAL
ReJ?ister today for lc1<·al
temporary assi J?n m c•nls
557-0045
Cf\-Llr\:
llMPOl!AllY Pll!SONNll SllMCIS
3723 l lrch Strut
M.wportl.ach
E.O E.
GUARDS-Irvine & S.A
locations, $4.00 & up
978-'1243 or 638·8 l 9 l
GUARDS
Pull & part time All
areas Uniforms rurn 'd
Ages 21 or over, rel1 refl
w«:'l('()mc No ex pe r nee
Apply IJ ni vPrs al
Protection Service 1226
W. Sth St . Santa J\ na
Interview hrs 9-12 & I 4,
Mon-Pri
Hair Colorist
Frenrh foil hair rol11r1st
lyr traininR & 2yrs. ex·
per. in french foll «Olor-
i n g. Du ties inc lude
no rmal haird r ess1nJ?
service. S7.50thr Take
a d to the State Employ.
ment Service office in
Tm'Cl ur r11!hlin1? mfla·
lion~ Farmers Ins now
intt>n•iewin~ lo expand
a,l!cn1·y fon•e For dt•
lads l>H·k M yers
~48 nm or 534.11532
l.c•l!al Serrt•tary for sole
prartitioner. airpo rt 111<•
C'onj!enta l atmosphcr<'.
flt-x hrs . Prefer ha l·k
Rrounfl in l'ivil lit hu~i·
ness plannmJ?. worit pro
cessinJ? exp helpful \on
ta r t .Jim at 1'1 14 >
9'15·0363
LecJCll Sec'y
l.1lii:alion exp for sole
p r arl1lioner 0 C'
A1rJ)Ort Lor Xlnt sal<1ry
position to start 1mmed
8..'i\ 9339
l.iVE'·IO lady mature rnr
rompan1ons h1p . l•l"
hs kpf!lt'(IOklllf! rret•
r oom1b oarr1 su la ry
C all Mr !< Dunlop
494-tM175
l.1ve-m housekeE>pcr tom
panion fnr cldnly lady
642·1lffi6
Loan Officer l.1('. net:
I N V E S T
COUNSELOR
F.xp in 2nd & Jrd TD loan
pla c ement
1 7 14 )832 li31 1 .
( 21:1)4 l3·41XlO
Lovin!! person to care for
I !yr old boy. Tues &
Thurs $3/hr 644·98'13
MACHINIST
Part time for short run
production lathe wor k
Ute. clean job. 646·3215
Orange County DOT ---------
332.271010
HAllDIESSHS
Costa Mesa. Rent or
commission. Call Mgr .
S48-13ll,842·l812
HAllDllSSHS
W /Clientel. be your own
b oss, ca II. G I a d y s
751-5221
MACHINE
SHOP
TRAINEES
I mmed. openings for
m ach. dperators . Will
train for C.M. plant. F.x·
cell. co. b e n e f its
Oeltronic·S45·0413
Hairstylist/Manicurist MAM ICU I IS TS Full Time. 11th St. C.M. w•MTID
Nwprt a rea 548-9344 "' -W /Client•I great rental,
HAllt SnLIST x Int w orki J1g c ond .
NEF.DNEW IMAGE? '17().2345
Colleen O'Hara hu a --------
apaciout aalon in perfect Mature office person to
location. Ir could be ex-take control o( main ·
actly what you are look· tenan~ It cleaning com ·
ln1for.Ml-l34S. pany offices. Hrs: 1().6.
Salary + bonus Call HARDWARE SAL ES ~ LA6UMAllACH ~~-·~~~~
1letaU. Per m hall • MmlCAL
p /Utne. 340 Broadway. COUI•
Wl-440il M u s l h a v e o w n
HARDWARESALES .tran1portatlo n 6 be familiar with Calif. rulltlme/Part lime. AP· frwy. ayat.em. No aalea.
plJ ID per.on: Crown Pi.uant poettJon for In·
Henhrare. lOM Irvine di who "" drl In
(W9*1ff Plaaa) N .B. M~·P'T1.,':f/:. • 1 '
Real Esta te Lirensee to
sit lovely new condos m
Costa Mesa . 631·4361
REAL EST A TE..
Open inR f or ra reer
m111ded pt•rson T o p
Newport location Serv
inl( Westcliff. Newport
lits . E. Costa Me!'a
Liheral mrentive t om·
mission sphtto80': Call
Dan 645·'1221
Century 21 Wcstdirf
Real E.o;tate Lie Ner
I N V E S T
COUNSELOR
~x pin 2nd & Jrd TD loan
placeme nt
17 14 1 832 -6311
12131413-4~
REC E I VING Clerk
P time trur k driver
Day s hift . Mon Fri
497 1741
RECEPTIONIST
Purl lime Good ap
pea rance Like workinJ?
with people Lile typm g
631·5664.
R!~r~k~~~f~m .
has immed. opening for
dcpe n dah le s h ar p
person w /good typing
skills. Able to handle
rorrespondence, filing,
adding m achine. er
rands. busy phones &
front office Congenial
small office located in
Irvine industrial com
plex Xlnt. med ical/den·
tal package Or a n ge
County Res t aurant
Servil'es. 2601 Daimler
St . Sa n ta A n a .
714-641-5700.
IECEPTIOMIST
LaR. Och hotel. Flex.
hrs. Neat, dependable.
Will train. 497 ·2446
RECB'TIOMIST
Exciting position In our
design s tudio! Good
telephone personality :
TYPING & filin g .
556-1~1.
d. 'd 1 k 8 r e u n er · s R e n l s • 1 v1 ua s to wor as fi nanc1·a1 records Top· C •SHI F.RS · s•1 "'" Purniture seeks career '" • • · m " .... .-. notch Ass istan t t y pe d · 1 h or iented norson for en a n ' n e ~ preferred Xlnt salary WAREHOL'SF. Hoth full t ry level pos. in home to be nel(otiated Call
and part-time pos it ions furnishings Breune r 's is Mr. Slatt>r. ('114 1752 0814 arc a v ailablt' I n California 's lar~cs l r
terviews will be h<'ld all furn. rental co. & needs or appt
the store lo<'ated at I qualified s q.Jes & mS?mt S ERVICESTATIO!I:
staff for expandinl? mkt Attc nrlanl r t1mt>
2 I 20 S. BRISTOL Relail exp. µref'd Wtll F:ves wknds NN1l ap train . S4 hr . depending llRISTOL oC exp. Full or pl lun e pcaranre & hand~ ril
ATWARNERJ E.0 .E MIF Mon Sat . mg Apply 2590 NE>wport
SAMTA AHA. CA. 9·5:30 & Sun. 12Nonn Rlvd_
5 PM. Contact : J e ff Service Station Allen·
Warehouse applira nts Thomasat645·4'1'12 dant.Fulltime Applyin
are requested to apply!-_________ p er son . L a g u n a
on Monday m11rn1ng. SALESTRAINEES Chevron. 604 So. Coast
Mar t h 2. 1981 as only a Full or pt/lime. cxcell. llwy. Laguna Beach limited number of these
Applm1ees 8010
•••••••••••••••••••••••
HARROR ARF.1\
Afghan Fe m P upp y
Be11ut Mark1n ,1?~
w pape rs h sehro ke n
S.100956-9444
A PPLl/\NCE S t-:R\'IC F.
We buy used apphanc-es AAA llOM F: 00\.
··we sell recond. j!uar T HAININC:
applianres 549 3077 Com plet e 1!11 H O ~!,.. -I Train1n ,I! fll)Pd1en llUYAP,LIAHCES t•t• Probll'm ~n l\tnJ(
Les 957Rl33 prote<'twn 539·71115
New 15 c u ft FroslfrE>e I Bea,l!le ma le :"\cefl s
refriJ!. S4SO. M1rrowave l?ood borne.
Redw111)d burl tablc &
k1ngs1zr wnoct hParl
()nard Sal' 9!\7·RJtl I
Taki' furniture on
e11ns1j?nml'nl
6.11 31115 or h4fi Ol-l7
01nc1te ~Pl . rontem
pnrary, 5 pt· " harr<•I
<'hair.;. n;J\ y print. orig
S8.50. sac S'.!Sfl 6-14 5891
Am ana Radar Range 640.2061 Red velvet hif,?h bark
$1~~7845 S1be-;ian Husky male rhair SSO. blar k & while
Washers. Drvers C. E. Good dispos1t1on Must print king s ize hide-a
Whl.r lpool. ·Kftnmnr". II "~()."""I bed, !100. Hnfrman Ear " ' sc · ~ """ Iv /\mcntan console Maytag, Recondit 1oned. · BARKLESS BASENJI radio. SSO. smj?le bed & re finished. guarantt>t!d '
SIS5 delivered750·3103 Red white F pups. AKC. headboard SIS. sm all
---$200. 964-2119. 962·46.S7 white ches t or tlraw<'n•
positions are a\•a1lahle oppty for college stu·
lntcrviewinl? hours are 9 dents & moonlighters
AM-NOON &. 1 30 to 4 Easily eam SJO-Sl5/h r .
PM. beRinninl? Mon .. Call· J ack al 951 2S42.
March 2nd and l'ontinu 1·4P M
•ST1tUCTUIAL
EHGINEER
675·6110 _ Gaffers & Sattle r 30" ).!as · $8. 2 s h<'lr bonk<'ast'
----range. p1lot·free. wnd" AKC Blo nde Cn<·k er w !!lass doors S20. run· inR Tues & Wed nr
possibly lonJ?er if the
need still exists .
APPLY EARLY!
S uccessrul apph1·a111s
can exper t lo hE•g ln
workinR and tra ining on
M arrh 9. 1981.
••• Sara Arnettd
2364 A. Norse
Costa Mesa
You a re the winner of
4 frff ticbts
<Sl4 value). to
4nohehn
loatShow
Mar. 4 thru Mar 8
,._. ...... _ .... _. ...... _..-i dr. used 6 mos . like new. Spanie ls. 7 wks old 5200 sole sewmR marhme $30.
STUDENTS S275.675-n52 f:ves 552·9534 O ys 3 pc. set J!lass & chrome
---997-9120 tables 575. wllow night
&OTHERS Whir lpool fr ost rree Gold Ret pups -IM 6F s tand s 2· so Ca ll ~~~Ls~::.;.4~"" Sl75 AKC Re~. all shOL'I inl'I 631-34?4 PcrtTltM Jobs
MUST BE 180R OVER
CALL IOA M T03PM
714-847-2422
----Par vo '1 1:• wks $1 50 Glass top :J!I in tablC' set
Was her /Dryer apt sne 893·2188 "12 ant frcn<'h t·hr-. S\95
great cond w stand war· • r--6'15 1849 ranty 'til April $.100 OBO 1.hasa Apso puppies .
642·6826 AKC. CH. stock Rt>as.
We offer a Rood starting
rate with an a utomalie
increase after Lhl' I st 6
months This 1s an ex
cellent opportunity for
arf'..i!!dividual to J?row
with a new store and
withourexpandin,,: rom·
pany which offers op·
portunities fo r arlvanrf'
ment.
Anaheim Convention Beaut v Salon F:qu1p
Center -------•-•I Jf yd r aultr rhr !75 .
951·'1034
A KC Champion hreed
SprinJ?er Spaniel pups.
8/wks old. show qua lily
645-7818.
Mu s t st•ll 2 rounl r y
Prenrh soras. Woman's
desk. end this. lamps.
mirror.; & more 759-9083
COME!· JOIM
OURTEAMI
IEAWINMER!
At Builders Emporium.
with all we've l(nt.
you've icot it made .
272 t Teacher Call 642·5678. ext o IMST1tUCTIOMAL Shampoo Chr $25. St yl-
rlaim your tickets. ing Bar SlOO. Hair Dryer 4 pbol din. chrs S.'iO ea . 2
Heritge uphol swivel ch
SISO ea .. I Heritaj!e 112"
rouc h $200 ·3 u n it
modular bk c•ase StOO or
S40 ea 1 fo rm i c a
parsons thl $1 00 4x6
J<arasten rug S50·6 pc
Stanley itirls bdrm set
SJOO·Orexel coffee tbl
beveled 11tass & gold lear
1125-16' rtr to Ceil drapes
S75. 2732 Gann el Dr ..
Costa Mesa. 549-3760
• • • AIDE s 1 s 15 l . 5 2 2 l d a Y s . Special Eduration S48·8S69eves SECRETARY Court re·
lated vltt im-w itness
program f'lerical &. Ad
m in duties t y ping .
s hrthd. n•c keeping. fil
in g, cor res ponfl ence.
s rhedulinit. press re·
leases. ell' 2 yrs exp.
St,000 per mo . xlnl.
bf'neflls. Apply via re·
s ume by 3-9·81 to YSP.
Inc. 2803 Royal Palm
Dr .. Costa Mesa. Ca
92626
CALL
76().3400
Custodian
HEAD CUSTOOIAM
CALL
76().3400
TIACHll
P reschool. Full time.
Needs ECE Costa Mesa SICllTAIY area.642·04ll.
M esa. Good t ypi n g ''""'
Fneto You 1045
Frig id aire R e r ri,z •••••••••••••••••••••••
Frostrree xlnl cond Free puppy to good fami
SISO. Broll\'n Washer $75. ly . Golden Retnt>ver /Blac k Lab mi x ?51 5221 days 548-8569 548.7478.
eves
Near ne"' ~as stove.
Sl3Sor best offer
645-8039.
-Free to good family. 9 mo
old Am e rican F ox
Hound. 2S lb fem s payed
w /shots. Great disposi·
tion . 548·5476 ( Nwpt DEM9l1TIOM SALE
20 units b ei n g de.
molished. Every thing
goes. Refriger a to rs.
stoves. water heaters .
m lsc . 350 Avorad o .
Costa Mesa lbehind K-
M a rt I Sat & Sun 9·5.
Behl.
--9 Dr. dr<>Sser $60-8' couch
To good borne. M med. 1100.2 chs S50 ea. 2 nu
Co lUe-type. found Spr· louvered /panel doors
1 n I d a I e I W arner . 32"x6'8" Sl2S·n u wood
963-377'1 scr een d oor 30x6'8" BUILDERS
EMPORIUM For mfg. co. in C~sta ~-:_•CHH AIDl--
skills. Sell-starteri. Sal. .C. E. units req uired.
commensurate w/abili-Costa Me sa , Carde n Sear 's Almond Re frig. 6
ly It exper. Xlnt. work· Grove ar!as. 642·0411. mos full warr. 18 cu ft.
S25·Columbia Beach
1050 Cruiser Sl 35. 2725 Gan·
••••••••••••••••••••••• net Dr. C.M 5"'!1· 1373 --------
F.qual Opportunity Ing cond. 631·0'700 -Orig price $749. will sell
Employer MI F /H /V TICHMICIAM for 1469. 714/646·4588
**I BUY '** Dining rm set. 24" lear.
·""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!~ F ield Service Tech t:lN.,;;,-----·-----lea,I/ .... Office -= Secr et ary, F /T . need service mini-compute r ' sofa ai loveseat . green
Small. friendly com · Retiree for parking lot . person to run office. or· system s. Must have with walnut trim. gd
Good used Furniture & walnut. cslm pads. fi
Applilnces--OR I will sell c h ra. elegant, S4 25
or SELL for You 983-394'1 . MASTlaSAUCTIOM ~~~~~~
pany near ocean Hunt. Beach area. ganiu & use phone to m in. 2yrs. exper. In fl eld cond. SlSO. 644·1974.
fullUme person for re-Call846-8414 promote sales. Lite typ. ser vice o r sys. t est ---------
ceptlon at variet y of Ing. full benefits lncen· technician, For more in· Remodelln~ contractor
general office dutle11. RN 11·7 Charge nurse 80 tlve. Hl'll fro m 9.epm. to .. contact N oel a t has ki&chen blt·lns . U~
Must have good typing ~ ECF. Full & part S .A./C.M. a r ea. Ca ll 5S7.a640. elet' ovens. elec ra"'e skills. Donna.845-3832. lime. Cd. salary. Mesa 9 l 1 -------top. ~washer. wo rk·
llC.,,OMIST
Pel"llOl'I to 1reet people
on tract Hlet office. I h r
days, days of weell nex.
C.M . loc . Muat be
cheerful • presentable. $$/hour. Teri, f71.J378.
Verde Conv. Hospl., Ml b e tw een · • m ·TELEPHONE Work a l Ing, '° reas . orrer re·
Center St .. CM 541·M85 S4t-'1343. ho m e . $500·1750 wk· fused. Call ~1·0149.
R e verse d i r ect ory
Route drivers wanted for helpful. 114·8lt l bt wn no Ken right
deliveries of new s nack SICllTAIY tAM·l2PM f~ frener. . cu
food products to local Your experienced 1kllla ---------n. Service contract t
aupermarketa. Some are wry Important to TIAV&A•IMT Ott. 12. S400 flrm
eap. cd driving record. our compallY. You'll be M uat b ave Sabre . ...n45.
64M616, IJJ.H25 Scandanavlan Teak Tea
Tbl $125, Dark Ratta n
Mattress68ox Spring. End Tbl Oriental Wht
double, SJOO. Tiie Top St 10. I 5p c
M2·31188 danak stainless plac"
settlnp. 4 servtce pt'S.
KlNG·SIZE BED tlOOCuhonly 8'73.#79
Complet•. ~•tra firm. 1275.131-4925 Roll Top Sec 'y, m an.y
draw/aupply apues.
SOLID Pine dinlnl rm .... tbl top ,.. thiclt. •
mapte d\n • l boolter sns. Woaden roebr SIO.
very FOd M.SO •· 7JIO
AnUQue dlftill1 room •"· I ellaln. Needle point
llC9'T'IOMIST
lrvtne aree. lam·Spm,
Uta tn*l1 • nun1 req. •Imo. (Tl4)f71.7W, .....
'Perm. POSltlon. N l-1900. ru~f a two penon Apollo, or Pm. s day private otnce ln South w e e It . S a I c o m ·
SAILBOAT RIGG ER. Lafuna Beach. Selary menaurat.e w /esp. Npt
E•perlence d ln etec · open. Pho n e Sam Beh /lnlne a ru . Ex·
trcmk lnAaJlaUon. C.U Hooper,117-1741. eeutift TnYel Service
aft. ?PM: 2u...-!llS'f. ~~~~~~~!I a.ttrea~ ... ,..
tbt llO. 2 bar ttla. 15. ":r:::. R~~·;~•isrd: a. Hmt. Hbr.,t41-11U aeata. Good coedltlon.
mo.C.llt41•antaft. 4.
l"umk.....-Xlnt bur1 t
DR • IR "-"· elaaln. ete.Caall..i,.-...
IS. I C!U. ft. Han .. t Oold. Sewtna Mad\. lloat Ward
Xlnt eondttlon UOb. W/lledlt llt1le nit ...S
at-4111 u'1.mo1oao,.....
............. ---. ...... hill' ..
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•• r.•ac WI IOH ha t c NH • ..., S. 1011 •-.s. 1111 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, February 281 1981 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ........................................ ,... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;e
MOVING AL r. .. r It b., uool1 t an • Sw. iv•I f'OC'ller, anuque ' MovtaiS.le. maa.y mile....... 1011 -.s. 1011 ..... S. 1011 •=+S.. ....
.... 1wiV4!l l'Mlr din tbl r llronW' tu ••ell t'h1n1 &old velv•leen. 1115 CHAR I I Cleanln1 iteaw. 1171 Re1atta Dr, ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••-••••••••••••••
6..._,n1na ..... al•I•• C"abhwt yrlluv. flll•"' 2l'7M1nmarl1314.W herckJMt.unbellevable H.B.Sat,hb.21lh,Sun. Hou1e Sale : designer IAS111.Uff GARAGE SALF: T h ur· GIANTGARAOESALE.
t ble-2 drH a ~t •el ahl'lv• 6 doo,.. ~ J prices, 10 brtn1 your Mardi lit. lam .. pm. cou c hes • ch r s • SAT/SUN l-%pm. Desk, Sun. W ESTCLJFF AR EA •tonp ralMnd.IMI~ ''"''"' lablt'a 12\1 riu·h TWINRF.DSWANTt!D aood C'lothea In real bed1pread1. pictures. chaJr fr ottoman. TV. Garai:e r drla . A ntq Complete s pool bunk
Rl'd ov.I ru1t u 11 12~ I ur 2 1wln becb. ('om aoun! Garage Sale, Sun. Only. low pritei. #1 Tiburon bed fra~. 10 1pd mans d inng set . Cuss ply rs. beds/twin & Obi bdrm
DE IC1 t:R Fll RN lit> 1~ plf'tr M wit b&t in &ood C.....'tC..... 3/1. 9-5. MW. Yale Loop, BayCdM&M·8033 bike. lamps·, books , Spkrs . Whip, rlants. -set w/lll c hest. bkcHe
•L t C"nndltl(lft' ro11<)n•bl,. 2062Newport81vd.CM Irv . CWoodbrid1e>. much more. 2S21 Barn· P ot s , Kil. C r ystal. hdbn!.Wtrkerchr,wln g
H er1 n •d o n 2 01 a I, It ('onlemi••llll V IC .,11111 & 9'3 211'7 6Jl·J47J. Gara1e in rear. Bike. Antique bottles, dishes. boo St. Clothes, Books. Red and back chr. matching end
i.ulfhrll 2 1lan <toor" m1all•hloM c·ha1r &. "' Jilereo, tape deck, books s helves , misc 3 04 Gara1e S ale. 16301 _morell·S250645·71_10 tbls Antique chesH~hr·
..... UI .... I ·-·•~n "' 1l1n tc111'•n Ill »11~t•1 l(1n•, t Couc·h "' '"l'/M wa "'t blnork +many more 1'tems. Cam""-11 Ln. C.M corr tbl Elac <•ppls. patio "'''rli.~~ 1:;';;, , .. Id c-u rr"" t;bj:,. '•rntl nau.i $100 'w";s he;' Useful unus ual Items. Sant;rAna>. Sat/Sun. HollywoodLn.H.B.Sa t. Sat 9·1 2865 Monle rn furn . "'1 o~l s. a lum
C a I M nd • C'u u" t' \ t11hla likl' nt•• .. 11110t> Orytr II~ Plu11 other t38'1 Balter ln alley. Fri· Gara1e Sale. rum., lools. 9a'm . & Sun. l·S. Much misc. Ave CM Misc item~. stepladder. h11ehld af<•s.
F'rf'ftc-h dlnrne •11t11.-~ Ml ~ ltt•11111 C'itll 87!l 467Y & Sat ~5 ush only See potted plants, misc. Sat Garage Sale. Sat & Sun. pots pans. toys. Aur·A· bd spreads. towels, cos·
, .. , 117~ 4320 Dim-a lln""'. 9•5. UIOU Ec:Ungton Terr. Drapes. W · W · Blinds , Refria. dinette set. desk. Que. tumt' 1ewclr". ofr 11cces,
..,.. .. o · 1rv 833-8402 Desk. 70yds Carpet , " J ~· 61'11'! Kinf ~' ktlrm .,.., $l'.!o!t Wh\ Suf1t fQrmitl 'orn\lr · H s e h 0 Id Items . sofa, chairs. misc. 504'~' TV. 10.spd. vacuum. & mu c h m I s c t 11 5
Oat! 4 rm1111 ""ht\t•1!1I ~·u1 ~' lkl111 1 '\d lltNJ S1•1•t 'I &-2 i,tnld ovc-r &il.tloyScoutS• ART&GRAPHICSSALE Playhouae.Sat.9·311671 DahUa.CdM. misc. 9441 Karl!n Cir, R e r ksh lre l.n . N 0
C11ft1.,,.Tbl •1~ t'n•J Tiii tt -• h 0 . lronbark . Ir vi n e , -HB 962·4925Sun nnly Sat/Sun 'Mon !IAM mirtur 1111 t. 11.1011 ~ • 11tu c" r rli leicpens1v1: B·»SSat.10.2Sun. Lido rig. Cigar . citrus Garage S al e , 2 127 -----
lu H.., • 1 dum t: 11 t " ~I l'tiJfil ~ 'ih •H•o S<til f11br11•11i & 3'Xl\•" th1rk Clubho~e. 701 Via Lido !ables. circus posters . University Pk. W a II ace. C. M Sa L. Big Garage Sale·Su\ only Qualily i;:oods. no junk.
n l(ht prm• Sat Sun U·S
SJ (' :!2f;02 Dl!aciwood.
i hr .. t l1t-ll r hr I 11 ( ~II ~8 ··~•·' 7!'11 '1221 i:luss <·offee lhl lake nl!w. Soud, NB Tax deduct . some signed orig. 2421 SELL idle items with a 8·Spm. Furn .. plants & 8:JIHPM Xlnt llar.1ta111~
d, ...... ,... H nf; rl11\-i. ullru elegant 846 0:126 donations. 673-1610 Zenith, SA Hgts. 557-9269 Dally Pilot Classified Ad. misr. 2S<MJ Drake C M
Here'• How You Can Use
Our Famous Dimes-A-Line our famous 8rl1\9 !Mm or Mall them with cotrect G••h
lo DaMy Alot, S~ W l•Y St Coeta Meu,
CA t2a26
fat;h 1 .. m mull be pnced with no Item
o•er $50. 20c per line -11 00 minimum
No llveetock produ1;e or planta DIMES-A-LINE
• No comrnercl•I ada allowed
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Cl'lll'lll s,i;, 7:!1 \.\,.,1 1u111p~u1t Sl 5 'I ''i'-'
20th St 1'11-.t.1 ~II·'·' r1111 ... Sflll pair ll ·sk
64:? M87 .H't'l':-.1>1>1') 5()1· S:!
KI='(; lit•d o.11111 Ill (I'
l r t• .... $:J5 1: ,.,.,. n
formt<'a kitl'lll'n t:tltlt•
a 11 d 1· h u 1 r ' S Su
Huok<'dM' S.'i fi7:J -1777
<: 1\ S di'\ t•r $45 1-: '<
1· ,. 11 t· n i n111dst10 n
675 51!!1
!'-tlurtl~ whtll' pla,..t1t·
'k1r1 anti ,.111r1
h ttr1u1· r~, fi fur s 1
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ll'a I h1•r JU\'kt•I S ill'
Ill l' d I ll Ill S :1 ()
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l'<tl'l1 Pttl)>, p:.in:-.. d1!>
hl·:. an<I l'UPS 50\• S2
Small Irr t a hlt• S2
l<fo:l>\\i>UIJ p1cn11· ta
llh• "1th 1>1•nl'hl·~ S3S
IHll('l' tll•sk S25 Stu
denl cll',,k S2S l.amµs
SIO t•:ith Buys 26in
h1kl' SW l>ffll't' t·ha1r
S Ill ~Im it• ltghl~ $10
\\'1111d ltt.'!I rrami· "ith
h1·Jd ~ind fo1>t SI~.
l.1 1.:ht f1xl11rl'1> 2x2.
"11rra1·1• 11r r•'l'L'Ssed
SIU F\111r s lll'e toaslt•r
SI S l'olarotd lund
1·a 11wrn Siil IJn·ml'I
J•i!~"" S2:l :'ol1tn• box
"1th -.a11 Sl5 t-'our
card tahlt• and <'hatrs
S2U F:x11•rt0r tight
r I X t U l'I' SIS 8 m m
mo\ 11• 1·umt•ra SIS
\\' '' " h 1 n g m u <' h 1 n e ho~t· I 111 ..:S fl S3
ll•JO\ l'r uprighl S2S
Auth1•1tll<' park ml'lt-r
S35 l'11•t urt' frame:-
SI St''Tn 11n(• gallon
Ill~ n1p1t· )>l ain SIO
<'ath Cool •·a1x>rt7.l'r
SHI K1tt"hl'n utt•nsils
SI Ht9.indllllin·
s ulaltc1n S12 each An
llflUl' f ire c.·xt
rngutsher S25 S hut·
ll•rs 701nx211n Sl5
D1n1n~ t•handl'11<'r
s-1 :; Chrome lamp
S35 <:Inger jar lamp
Sl5 Shullers 96in ll
punt'ls $40. Girls 5
s pf•erl hikl' SIS. 2725
c;;rnpet Driv<'. Costu
i\ks<• 54S· l:l7:J
I' R EC l' 'I' h 1• ;1' ~ '1'1•1•n long <lr<"i<s 9 lO
1>ly11o1MK1 tor kill~ :0-1/l' a111I 11 I:! Siii ('al'h
hed S l 5 <11h1·1 l 'lo1th111~ SlSM Hust
ply"nud , :.l11•l\'111g , ... 111•tl1· pant :-u 11 ,
f1b!'rhuarrl. \O.ortou!> "um .. n:. :.11.l' ll 111 for
·1zt•s 25<· SS l,am11~. S20 J\l\1 F~I 1-lt•rt•o
swa$(~ l't•1hn).! "all. h 1• a rl h o n e S 3 0
lalJll· l:1nw' SI S2U Walcht•!> an<I d(ltks
I.amp ,.h a<k" :ind S2 S20 l'ur)>l'" and
g I obc•:-. 50<' SS ,.:1111!1 bciokbag!> !'itk: SS J\:.
1 Jrtl'I ~ Onl' lu rg1• s ortt•d '1.!tn" SI !'iU
<' u r ,. c d ,.. e ,. l 1 o n a I l' a t· h l' o s t u m l'
111N·e. bl:.ic-k vinyl Siii' Jl'Wl•lry 50<"·S2 likfs
Onl' round lm'l'M'al. ant1qu1· bottles 99x
<'h air SS S4xl41n o:rc·h Vaporizer S5
ronm rl111tl!'r with Pla~lll' hors1• t·olll'l'
1•ah11wls. planll'r lop l111n $20 fur"all. II und
S20 >!ft wrought lr•m o train <1c·cessury
r1wm d1v1rlPr 111· l':trs SS l'ach Casl11:s
1·orat1 v1• S2.'i. Wrought $15 sl'\ Tuff wheels
iron lw:.idhoard. full $40 pair Rroiler oven
s iz1· S20 Nt.•" 9x•lrl · S20 Rl'ds prl'ad $5_
s hag l':.irpel. 2 t0n1· Huwling hall and 1·ast•
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Ir gs f 11 r t ;1 b I(>. Trays 5tk·S2 Small 220 cle<·lrie <'lot h es
dh·iclt;r. Sft 'hi.1th $2.95 ro und mi r rnr SS d r .ver. eolor brown t'~tt'h K1•nmori· Rathroom s rols <2 1 c n<imel.J089 1loano k\o' <'j~,ll~ler l<K'uum r'lll~ St $2 Iron SS lronini( l.anl'. Costa Mesa
guoil . nC'ed!'o "ho~ lt) hoarcl SIO Plus ltc 979 2977
Pul s ~·nd p,(ani ~land!-> fl oWl'r" 5e t•arh
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~a turda~ 9.:;. cash Mr sa i"t•ar ll;irbor n(•w door handle
nnl\ _ ;ind Wilson Above 642 6099
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STl'Dt:NT tnw"'ri lt•r satunla\ Jnd sunda\ ( 1111.0S upnghl pme 6
S25 0 \'al tolonwl rul! !J 1 · · drawl'r dresser S30
9 x 1 2 s 2 5 (i E ------301nx64in pine double
,\M.FM radio.SIS Ml :"ll l lru1·k lumber 1lra1p leaf table $2S
C h 1 ldt<•n s rt d 1n i.: I'll l' k $5() l ·n1q Ul' I land madC' 18inxJOin
Ill\'' Tnn '\'11·... 5 Sl\ ('OOktt· J <•r SIU Ski \\hill' <•Sh end table
Biu1• perlal 1·11r Sl!'i n1rr1t•r' SS Ma l! $40 FlcMirlampw1lh
Heel pc<lal ra<·t• 1·ar 11oht·(·I~ S25 eal'h, tab lt> S5 . Wh1lt·
SI~ l.ar~•'-"ht•t•I s plrl almost n"" 7fi0 9021' wrought iron r hain
and mlc·tovs~. H1<l Bii.i. \\'i\l.Tl-:Hs l<im p SHI 4ft wall m g t oy h.11r't' SS m ount n in11v with \'a1·uum 1•l('llltl'r s:1 moltll'l'~'l'lt• lt•alh1·r~ mirror ;inti iiadded
TWI ~ hox s pring:.. 121
gn·al l'Untlttion SSU
for both Karen
67:.1 3068 or ti7S· 12:JO ----------
L'PllOLSTERED boat
dinette and V berth
c·us h1 ons c ~ew l
Twl!ed ea r th tones
Sacrirltl' S40 e ath
piere. beautirul
546·33-ll
EXCE LLE~T tire and
w h eel G70· IS fi t s
Pl y m outh. Dodge.
F ord S20 Wheels.
l''ord and Foreign car
13in to 15in $4 each
Rediner <·hair goo<j
shapt· Sl5 Marble• top
table Sl5. 325 W. Bay,
Costa Mes a. 548-5908
S ETS o f goH clubs
S8·SSO Golf bags
S2·$10 l.adit'S Pall\'
Berg fl\'!! wood Sl2
646-9559
Cl:STO!\I formica top
round l'Offee table
S30 Pair matching
e nd tabtt's S20 Chest
drawers SIO Table·
l;imp rombination S7
Lamps Sl2·S25 1901
L ee "'ard Lane .
~c wporl B each .
CANON 8mm camera
with zoom lens , on off
switch in pistol grip
and carry ing case
$40 Kodak 8m m film
editor S20. Pol11ro 1d
200 se ries wit h
automat 1l' l ight
s ensor. takes hi a ck
and while and color.
carrying <'ase with
flash and extra bulbs
SJO. Therm11I lllnx !Orn
transparency m<1ker
$30. Overh{'ad Sinx IO
in transparenry pro·
jertor $40. Kodak
lns t amatit• camera
SS. Calculator. elec-
tronic desk top size
$10. G E portabl e
AC l>C 8 trark tape
I yer. takl•s mike
sing-a -long $3U
<.'Ordless <'eihng
o wall lq;:hb SS
Roya l manual long
<'arnage l~pe"'riter.
just back from ovrr
haul S50 Portable
electrl(' floor
heater1fan $15. Four
pair J6in high sa"'
horses $10 pair Four
-----drapery travrrsl' ~EW . ll:ind:rn1·l'Pl'r FI VE foldrng party rods,adjustableJOin
liLAt'K ''inyl double
sofa s l1•e pl'r SSO
Cirt'l'll \'t•lvet (·ane a ('
l' I' n I 1· h a I I' s :1 s
Orani.:t• harrel d1a1r
SIO l.argl' tlo~ t·uge
SIS T"1n s µreud .
s ham and l'Urlains ,
"Kuhe P alchwo rk"
S lO Sl•l l 1\1 n sht>els
S:J ··winnil' Poo" tul"
I a 1n' and rug SS earh
G rt·l·n double s pread
SS Flower print dnu·
hh• 'Prl•ud SS lllat'k
and "'hilt' '"'1n
s pn•a<b S5 1•ad1 Dou
hll' r l1·c·tnt· blunkl't
SS Bab~ ~'' tn)( S4
Walker S3 Tuh SI 50.
l'l:.i .•p<·n S!'i To~s
25e S2 :\lus1t:.1I baby
lamp$.'\ l.ar~(· lwad1
umbrl'lla S5 til•rr~
l'arrtl'r S2 50 J<1hnm
JUITTl>l'r S2 Ha~kel·~
and pol~ IOe S2 Hncf
l'USl' S2 ·I IOI Ho bon.
I r ,. 1 n t' . R a t' q u c• t
l'luh" 55!J 0428 Saturda~· only 9·4
tables 48inx54in Oak to·'8' SJ a h " 40 S7 Munuul rood t hop " in e c ·"
Sic ''h'ld' 1 \'enel'r lop. metal un· wat t s inglr tube
1wr " '-1 :.. -iean d e r ta rri age S35 ~I o esrent bt•nt·h bag r lrnir S5 Almost "U"h t.·.•dies 26in nt•w G F.. n unue l ' ' u $7 each. Four
h a I r ti r \ l' r S I o bike S20 lland edger saw horses Sl O T<i<l~t<'r si :\lt'I al l.\'fl· $5 1940 Continental pa i r . Se l 0 f ha r Ave .. t'o:;ta Mesa off t e s·ts ·n or·1g·1n·•I 1n u l:rhll• SlO . U n1 I "' ,... Victoria to ~· 645 4631 Durham rok1.•r tablt.' _________ , _c_a_r __ n_.,,., ___ -__ _
plus solid toµ S50
Four Durham foldin~
('hairs S50 lltHl\'l'r
c·a111sll'r l'lt'anc·r S35
Bt>d room bent•h SG
,\rl s upplies S3S
I> um hlwl !!'> SI! ~:x
l'l'l'IM' har S8 Pink
~lipper d1a1r SI U
0•1Ubl{' mallre::.~ and
hox :..µrm$.( ..in t•asters
S2S Wunng hl!.'nder
Siii 12 r up :\tr Coffee
Sl6 29'J5 7.1.'ll . Laguna
Bl•ar h -1924-442-1
S ii<> I' \'Hl'UIHll S20
Bl uck •tnd "htlt• !hn
l'l(lt•k TV porluhl<'.
pl :rys JtttOd S38
C u n 1 st l' r " a r u u m
t•omplrle S20 Aflt•r
t i) :111 f\46 152S
B t.: N !< b e d S I .o . T W 0 s pan is h s I y I c
S<.'hwrnn boys Slin· s wag lumps $30
gray SSO Yellow mag Globe on stund SS
~heel Sl5 . Call T w o guitars $15
644·5785 Mus ic s heet stand SS
TWO bathroom lighl
fixtures wall mount. 2
hJ?hl and 4 lighl SS
each Onl' ta n yello"'
a nd gold sJiag rug
!Ox 11 "SJS. Three sets
whtte cabinel door
with hardware. each
door 18inx40in SIS
Pi.lir On e s liding
wood frame window.
4 lites plus screen SS.
Blue suitcase 23 inrh
SS 546·0 I !Kl
l'1•t S.'lllJlllt"S.' ". It' 0 :11·11 S 2 S ,I 1 m "I 1Hl I S·I :i :15 I II l' h ' "' '· ll h 11 I CllEST loy or llopl' S:iturd:i y only a11~ ~ llUll'r JW(:-round rallan tablt• SI O. T h ree f)i t'l'e
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S45 ea<.'h. Stoves Si5
e ach. Wall'•· heaters
S50 ead1 . Coin -op
washer 50, Coin-op
d r ye r $50 . 350
A\'orado. Costa
M csa, I behinrl K ·
Marti Suturday and
Sunday 9-5
F loor polis her SS
Mu s tang rear
bumper S25 Mustang
side mirror with ta
ble SIS C 4 Fo rd
transmission SJS 1935
Ford trans mission
$40. 361 Mopar block
SSO 440 Mopar heads
S3S each i\1 opa r
radiator S35 389 Pon
tiac heads S50 pmr
396 Che,·y aluminum
intake manifold with
l' a r b S4 5 . C hev y
chrome valve covers
S2S pa 11· 396 Chl'V y
h e a d s S 4 II t' a <' h
839·3050
6:11 441!9 SIO K1d11ey bell S5 S:l5 Padded vcllow W ,., su1\ lop SS Man ·s " r i n l d 0 u b 1 <' d inl'lle sci. butcht•r
LADIES St•hwinn· 3
s p eerl S50 Men 's
bike. 10 s pe<'d S4S
Small ou l huard
motor S20 Trombonr
and case S50 Small
size 7-IO WCI SUll $25
Small animal caRt'
S5 Sw1\'el c hair
l s lufrt'd l S25
675-0936
TWO radial llll7Hx l4
m11u11tl'(l S25 s('l
C'on (•lit· huh <·:•11~
S20 H75 519-1
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quC'I with t't•\'('r SJO
Wa ll r lt•<•lnr dock.
larl(t.' :.ind bt'<nlltful.
gold and l)l;1tk m1r
rnred Sii l.ugj!:t$!l'
St ralomuster I.a q,:f'
beige tn good cond1
!ton S-1 Small rcd and
whtl c s l1l<·h S2
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hatr dnl'r' 111lh t•;1M•
$5 Sh•H'S. lu<l11 ·..,
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<.'Ond1tt0n Slit' 11 B
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Br o1 l rrma-.t<"r ,
broi lt•r anfl ovt•n Ii kt•
new S8 ll'l' ..;k:.ilt's
girl's whit(', stw 10
SS Ot s he s
·•1 l' t tu likl-tnp cncwl $35. " 1 n en u rron · lt<•ds 11read S2tJ t lravy
2 t b'k $25 s th La<'c l'Urtains full Pl'l't 1 <' · .m1 l111l'CI ~l'llow print
and W1•sson ~1·1111 flrapt·'i g50 Orf whil{' l e nj!th new S I O
II II fl Louver shullers 7inx .1utornulH' rr 1• ... 11 .. ar panc•I drapes
s2 :, 727 W :!!II h S20 Buth for ~fl s lid 34in SI each 646·940S BOAT hardware St
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(i-12 5487 rl·a r hnU!>•· 15th Street . ..;pa<·e 5'1 di<' bars SS Peuizot 2Sr·S5 Skill sander
FOl'll pr1•1·c• uvoeado ~1·iq1or1 Hea c h d<'luxeslemS9 Cam Sl2. Fis h Latklc.
I! rt',, n T t.' fl on 11 111;, ;:11:.i __ ___ p~ chai~wheeb SIU g uide:... parts. reels.
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<'ln thl'S. nc"' condt <lour l1)('k , no key SI linen S2.S Am F'm 8 SI -SS. Drum practice ··Mr Chair · Olloman
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rirm Twin bed B ,\\'lln 25t·SIO n11'l'
complete with head clolhin~ 35l' SJIJ olll
board S3S Th ree pictures S2 S5: lamps
drawer solid wood Sl·SS ; planl1•r pot'
dresser S20 Mirror 1St·50t. tu~·~ 5(k·SI
for same SIS Lar~e ~mall ftl!urtn•·" wr o u ~ht i r o n 2s1 .. s2 111 11 hotllt•'
maguzinl' rat•k S7 50 SI Sfi. good 11•11 l'I n
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book ease S20 36inx32-Ski lJOOb S25 Poles.~ bu\1 I S..15 i.:IJ:-'-..,,.,' j
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paintings ~nd pnnts Ca ndl C' mold ~ SI k t7 Ht~l5 •a d 111 1111h a nll·nna
with frames S5 SSO l'ac:h St>H'n s l:ihs 11r1 •..:111 \ltnul1.1 150i-:110
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s hirts SS Slingback hand he!d units re· drawer dresser 540 cabinet $20. Electric Ear hworm books 15. 962·2963 gallon SlO·S2U Anl1 Fl E:o;Ti\ and Bu ui•r SJ5 rhrl't' sheets and
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MOTORCROSS boy's heads $15 e:irh . Other S 5 0 Q u e e n Ba kers Rack $20. 11 . Crutches $10. SJS, girls 3-speed S25: $2 . J igsaw S2. Clock clock S1 5. Antique $2 Ne w c n mp er
bike S2S. Sales dis· Ch ev e ngine, part~ bedspread , quilted Hair Sett e r h o t Glassmugs30ceach. sofa bed SSO; two radio 12. Ca.nlelabra peppermlll SI S clilmf){'rs for Chev ..
p I a y rac k s 1 o. SS-$10 32S \\ · Ba)I 150. All above clean. curlers in case $12. Rot ary slide rule $2. men's s uit! SIS each. $2. Tires G78·14xt51n Wooden s hopp in g cost SSS sell S30 Tuff·
833.2816 Street. Cosl a Mesa. nice colors excellent Lugga g e c arrier Singer sewing H regular : tire IS·S8.145 andl65SRl3 cartllS.Chlld·s trac-Stuff numbers ond
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items · iry tor 115. 631·3474 Princeton Dr c ..... ta s oc . and St each . and 171n tru"k fires edger 12. l.arge con·
b a b ·• u m b1 r A I a T W 0 ma P 1 e he d SPRING and mattress ·• ""' ... L L C t do bl I ' '" f o G s Mesa Saturday a nd 18673 Spruce Circle. and rims u .110. ""dt? o re n ane. os ti crcte u c 5crv ce
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seater str oller by map e ureau 25. sh e 811nx731n 140. each . ne washing . 962·78111 truck SIS. Com e to fo'airvlrw by church. s lnkrrs S2 rach .
Strollee with canqpy. One maple ~esk chesl Four chairs. Sl ea ch . machine 125. 549•3598 ICE skates. size 4 and 245 Virginia, Costa 979.5027 C u s h m a n
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110 each . Century · ......., Costa Mesa. 5411.7103 white •10. Ga.a cans. 5 skates 110: a Ir rler 115: Strollee ge t•m 8pm Sl·l2S. Sunday only. baby walker $12. 11 • •3 a"h hockey$1S:macrime laypen 12 0 · oran · ,.. · each . Record• 2Sc S4A·132'1
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• FflEWOOD •
••• K48 911 1 •••
John Waynl' Tennis l'luh
fam mt'mbe r s h1p ,
SI 100 1nl'I trans fer
644·1549
Cross L'ountr~· Sk11s.
pin~ bhx·k 11001 table Misc1-...out 1010 boots. 11ol•·s' Household
oak desk. runsoll' "'lt'rt'O .
kmRs12e' Sµunt !>h hclrm
set, motorl'yl'll'i. & ntcl
Cruiser R11·yrh·!'. Oak
drt>Sser 645·4539
A II down sofo. Ir. nl'Nls
upholsl. Console• s lt'rt'o.
murh misr. Somt• anti·
ques Sat Sun 2451
Norse Avt'. (' .\1
~6-21 19
Patio Sale. rurn. c•lothin~.
lots of knirk knacks .
Sat /Sun. IOam·5r>m 26511
Vista d(•l Oro. N R
640.954'J.
Sal 8·3· 2Hl52 Shaw :
Lane . llunt Ht·h
ll ouseh o lcl j>!Ollds .
fu r niture . !Wme ap
pliance Misc· 1tt'ms
•••••••••••••••••••••••
W•MTEO
TOP CASH DOI.LA R
P A I D F 0 R Y O l ' R
JEWEi.RY. WATC'llES.
ART OBJF:CTS. (:01.0.
S IL. V fo:R . S E R V I(' Jo: •
F'INF. FURNTITltH F. &
ANTIQUES. 645·2200
Complete Beauty salo11
equipment & mis<· rurn
536 18.S.'>
RCA Rrown Washer llkt'
new $95, St'ar.s Ludy
items everything from
dishes. l1ne1ts to
books Beautiful
<'lo\hini.:. hardly been
worn 4~ I 3117
Electric ambe r hur
rirane lamp $5. world
globe $4. double grill
s mall RRQ. $2.50. Stun
dard typt•wriler. $30.
metal typewriter table
S20. Rlat·k wrouJ?h~iron
bakers rark S20. plants
·S3ea. Phone631·3474.
Kenmore Wht Port Dis . Refril! $150. f:dger S7:'i.
hwi;hr S75. 17 <'u ' Ph1lro A&W mu1: equip .. nt'w
N o F r o s t meat slicer 552 0952
Fr1df,!e Fr et'7t'r -·
Avorado w 1t't'make r For Sale Motorryrle
5340 989 Virtoria St trailer. Honda XLlOO,
llA I CM 548·0130 S<'e s k1esn Gibson <'Upy.
M ·tnaj!er B u n d y Sa x op hon('
• 631 1163
N R Tennis Cluh Fumil~·
W urlitzer · Ebony sat in 842 3llZZ ew. _... once. SllOO. of mold1. etc: 910.000 f i nish t o nsole with • · ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• 77()..13:Mor54&-3164 feeaforalr pollutloncon·
value for '3500. 840-'379 be h Ph B w 'l~.,..,.ftOO · 311 P Ericbcin 32'. '75. loaded. trol deYlce certlflcaUons
PERSIAN RUGS Klr man
9 IC l2, llfal\&fl 7 .11 " 5.2
perfect C~432:8
N·Sc1tle Modl'I Railroad:
Loc·omot 1ve, M RC
Transformer. Model Kit~. Peco switches.
Kadee Coupters. el<'
496-49'l3
Pante Ponic Table, folds
for storage. SSO .
SSl·SSI l
3 Metal Cat Carriers.
S20/ea. other misc cat
access. 842·~29
Do at & t r ai l('r . needs
work, S20. Yamaha bike
& parts, SlO. 646·6839
WANTED· Set oC twin
site bunk beds or re-
J?Ular. Must be m good
<'ondition. 536·3645
ENCYLOPJ-:OIA
AMERICANA
Complete set. excellent
condition. S75. 631 ·6618
F.lect rir Gar age door
opener. SSO as is. Lov.
eseat. SSO, port. O/W.
S75. Hide·a bed Sl75.
misc paintings. desk &
chair. S75 And more!
968-98.53
Nwpt Bch Tennis Club
ram. members hip avail.
S800. Call AnswerAd
1!451. 642·4300. 24 h rs
Ql~~4.'"°·00· one i2.~ &f aliti> ien '$lSo: custom int-ext. Bristol '78 Ka wa1aki KX 250. or dealer documentary
Heath /kit gas ~nlm~; tOnd. Offer or R.E. P.P. Factory Dirt Rate Bike. preparation cbar1es un·
PL A YER p J AN o : S2S; S.S. galley stove 981-790.1, 911--0172. x lnt cond .. very fast. Jess othenrise •~lfied
Beautiful Schaefer It •-·. bron•e str ut/shaft SSOO 080 548-3864. or bytlleadvertiser. _,, • Prindle 18. rainbow sail. 77~&334 Sons Gay 90's Upright. log for I " SIOO; Mech tr lr. beaut.. like new. Mc".!.~~f1 Dark hand carved oak tach and cable $50; 3 12275. 871-6546 '78 RM125Suzukl. Also '74 --9120
with stained glass in· props 14xl0.12. S20 ea; XR75 Honda. Also 3 rail •••••••••••••••••••••••
sert.s It t ufted seat. An new Jabsco 12 v pump Columbia 26. '70. xlnt motor cycle lrlr Must' '46 Ford Woodie, restored
investm ent ! Come see, S3S: 1.s gal. ruel S20. Call cond. •equip. w/possi· sell. 7si.6470 113.000. ALSO '29 Model
hear. play & make orrer. 536-12115 ble Newport sUp. Asking ---A Town Sedan. 4 d r .
775-2256. -· SlO,SOO. 714/631-4352. MINl-BIK E restored. Ideal for stu·
LOWRY O R G A N . 2 40h p outboard. good Honda MR ·50. good dent.$10.000.615·6161
ah pe SllLJ\ ...,.,. For Sale · Br a nd new d S200 ~·" '"'91 ----keyboards. pedal. Ex· a -:;;-,.~776· Chrysler l5hp outboard co_n_. __ ."=·~ _eves '60 MGA Xlnt Cond ,
cellent condition. AOO. .....,... engine. in the box. 1 yr HONDA 400-4 Xlnt Cond restored . person a I
ormakeoffer 960-5996 7'/J hpHOMDA war r'anty. Orig. S950 manyxtrasS8SO plates read '60 MGA
WURLITZER Pi'a no wa"th Long shaft . xlnt for AskingS750. 751·8967 754·Ul58 ~/080645·7531 sailboats. $325. 615-5994 --------bench. Ebony Spinet. -Hobie 16. Red. wht , blue '71 Yamaha 2.SOMX. xlnt
PrivateParty ICHlh.,owfl' 9040 sails. no trlr. S l350 cond.S575.
S900 631 ·66111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 760-9072. Hot deal. 631-4648. eves.
I Er ickson 27. spotless. 125cc Endoro motorty<·le.
dsl. sips 5. 124.500. 893 miles $300 Ca II
DIRECT IM.PORT·New
& us ed European
P restige & c lassi<'. US
specs anyplace in USA.
Telex 681·396 or 1714 I
549-lD>
WU RLITZER console
piano. oak finish. like
new Stl7 5 .
F.ves /wkends only :
552·3504.
SACRIFICE
731AYLIMIR
27 ft. twlR I JO
Vol•o's.Ftll
•m.mns. 640·0300• 962·8275 ------'66 Mustang Convert.
SklllwJ 1093
Lido 14·10 yrs old w/trlr MotorH--, s.-a-~ restoN!d. sacrifice. im
a ll gear good cond. -· """"' maculate.972·8094
SllOO. SSJ.:!820 Ive mess R .... /Storage 160 ---••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• ••••••••••• • • • • •• •• • '62 Cor vair Con vert
Salomon 626 bindings
with snow brakes. Used
twiee. On Ha<"an 185<'m
Austrian handmade
Sprint skis. Both S85.
548-2335.
c .... ..,.... ....
mldT,...,..Ffy
lridp!M•y
btraa. $15,000
Cal 675-2695 1 .. s.
l~Slps/ RENT· 22' lux. mtr
Docks 9070 home. Sips 6. self.cont.
••••••••••••••••••••••• $275/wk. + 8•/mi.
HEWPC>aT MARINA ~0.8585. ___ _
SUps Avail 646·0551
l~~~~~~~~~~I Pvt boat dock on Newport S~ Gooch I094 36' CHRIS T · b' T /S Island 30' ma~ $160 mo • :;; •• ~"l. •• •••••••••••• n·ca in. . • ~. LIMBE·R UP . SHAPE Gd .• cond. $19.000 . 752-2584 dys or 675-7267
UP WITH A SLIM GYM 61:J.9060 eves.
Exerciser. Perf. cond. ~· Owens Brig, '6J, Tw Slip for power boat
All instructions. New V&'s. loaded. N.B. mixir· w/water. elec'. no over·
S200.sell forS75.960·5844 ing avai l. 117 .. 950. nighters.N.8 .673<J881 eves/wknds.
WE CAN SELL
YOURR.V.
559·1304
'77 Toyota. mini motor
hm Sleeps 4 +. Top
c·ond. 15.000mls. gd gas
mlg. S6.'i00. 642·4178
Ll blue. rompt>. reblt.
spoke whl covers. all
new.~. 855·ll809
9510 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'78 Dodge RV Van. Self .
contained. Xtras. low
miles. 842·5241
4 Seater Dune Buggy.
clean. llOhp Corvair.
$1800. 631·2239
--- - -Sear 's Top quality
Paul Blaine Henri. early I Coleman camping tent,
framed oil. 24"x48 ".1 JO xlO. ajSprox. Used I
$600.673-6223 lime. S75 960·5844
540.:11.\5: 644·1616 eves. PVT SLIP 45. For Sale· '74 F:ld Mini ------Motorhome. 24'. loaded.
13 "'.t' Whal e r ·25hp
Johnson . console.
\elenex steering. swivel
seats, rover & trailer.
Xlnt cond. $2950. Will de·
duct S400 if trailer not in·
cl. Call Howard a l
645-6101.
HuntinJ?ton Harbour A-1 cond. S9.350. Call
DUHEIUGGl'
Sand Rail. 2 seater.
s tock 40HP VW . T ·
T r ailer. '81 License
$1150 . 871 ·9521 .
Fullerton .. 20 l!al. hex. uquarium
+stand. Ciltt'r. pump.
htr & thermo $50
67:J.6919.
Beautiful mahoJ(any P<>OI
table, regulation size.
make offt•r. 645·7!\4!1
645.4539
ev/wknds.
For Sale: Brand new
Ch rysler 15hAa outboard
engine. in the box. l yr
warranty. Orig. $950.
As king S750. 751·8967
SZ75/mo. 1213)592·1969 17141654.0203.
~~.~;.~~~ .... !?~~ !~!'!~:.!~:~! ... !!?.~
•Lido Peninsula Boat
Storage . StoraJ?e .
launc h ing & c rane
s e r vice for the dis
criminaling bo ate r
14·30'. 1)73-9330. 675.5901
I Steve I
Tr.sporfation
8x30 J\ristrocat. like new 4 WhHI Drives 9550
S5J~. lKP1>858> •••••••••••••••••••••••
499·3816
Trailers, Utility 9180 .......................
MOTORCYCI. F:
TRAILF.R Hsehld ~ood~. 1!1022
M athew C r . II ll
I Bu.o;hard <;arflt•lrl H•t01
5pm S;it Sun
Redwood. 2 x r.·s. ,xlnl Mt•mbership decking. llUIOO' on hand Karaslan Rui.: IO'X Ill'
640.6110 645.9137 ext 116 Blue1Wine ma111 l'Olors
Medium women's wet
s uit & assorted diving
equipment. 751·8967
Store, Rntourant,
SALE OR TRADE
Power boall....28'·..f:ddy
Craft Cabin Cruis er.
Sips 4. reblt eng. new
paint. very nice shape
Will pay r ash difference
Cor car or higher value
SL I P AVAii..
NEW PORT $6.900
631·1900 or 673.3711. Al
Biscotti
.....•.•..••...........
Aircraft 9110
3 Rails. Good Cond
S4000RO 540 9732
NEW 11 JHf' CJ
Pow s teer. t rak·lor.
buc ket seals. front
s tahlilzer. roll bar &
more Yours (or im·
mediate d e li very
<0288701
$7489
COSTA MESA
AMC JEEP
549-8023
nig Guragc S;tlt• 11!67:1 0 r 11! 0 1 I Pa 1 n t 1 n I!
Sprut•t• Cr F V Sal Sun .. F"r;11.ier The· Lion" ·I ' X
962 71ill!l H1k1• .... Mm• 4' Old Avon l101tl1•s
Rike. Sora At•d. l'lnth1•s. 760 9393
' Rooks. Mut'h Mon • l 'scd carpet. rus t s h;.i l?
Ra by items . lt•nt . loti.
more 93..51 1.1trhfit•ld Or.
H.B.Sun3il Only
Caral'(t' Sale• II "':.ilnut
execull\'(' c h:i 1r ''"" Prin<"cton l>r c M 2 2li
3 I
Rf'clroom ll r l'!->i.t•r . !I
drawers. really nl<'l' S\1!1
631 56R2Sal Sun
Giant Yarrt Salt• ~a r1111•
items. toob. ra:.l1·n1nj.ls
rolor. approx 120 y1h
$150. !'>45 2'181 . ll45 07!!2.
CHILI P •RTIES
Yes! "Chili Man" 1s
hark 1n bus ines:;'
64Z.S937
LAWN MOWEH S t•i,rs
Reel t,vpc. selr pr11
pelted. 2·5 HP rnpint'. 5
blade. basket inl'ludcd
Good r nnditinn S75 1 547 31R2
FORS•LE:
Sale of surplus vehirk:.
and oHire t>qu1pmenl
13 ) Ford ~, T pirk up
w utihlv box (19701
119721 119761. ~, T lnt'nl
cab & chassis ( 19611 .
F'ord Sedan · 4dr t 1973 I .
141 Addinl! marhint•s
I Victor . Addo X .
H e rmes t . manua I
ty pewriter Contar t
Charles T essi l'r .
s uperintendent al 1714 1
631 1 200 . Me s a
Consolidated Water 01s
trirl
books. rum1tun· . .;ten•o Make your s hopp1n1? Se mi In va lid Walk<'r
clother & mnrP mm WI cas1erbyusinglheDaily w 1brukes Portablr
17th St "fl.(' M Pilot Classified Ads. Sl3.'i iORO 963·8674
•. 11',,,. I a.1642-5678
S50010B0968· 18A3
SuperSavinj!s on Amway
Products 6Ch orr & X
Distributors inventory
c learanrc 851 7058.
631 -1726
If Interested In Amway
Products. p lease ,c.oj l
1148·ffi91l Ask for Mary
anytime.
lar 8095 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Comm. nattop i.:as stove.
3'. rull-size oven. $,.125.
642·1900 •
I re machine. flaker .
needs repair. $200 Dys
645·0145; eves 964-6912
TV. Radio,
HIFi, Stereo 8098 •••••••••••••••••••••••
22' 1967 C hris Craft
Cutlass Classic. x Int
cond. 210 hp Chev. cuddy
cabin. Offshore or s ki
BuyinJ? bigger hoal
must sacr. $4000 or
make orcer. 637·7918
SCRAM LETS Beautirul Color TV. 2 yr SALF., SF.ALEO BIO
• wrnty. Free delivery As is. where is. '67·35'
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
'78 Sent>cu II, block time
avail. wet Sl20. dry.S75
Partnership avail. SJO<.Nl
dn Full IFR. recent an
nual. 850 hrs TT. 760·2~7
C~.Sale/ leftt 9120 •.•.....•..•...........
1980 8 foot Cab 111
Camper S350.
631-4794
9140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ANSWERS Sl4S. 64&!786. Chris Cran Sea SkiH,
. St ate o f th c A rt s CF6364EC See vessel at • ... ·~-·--·c·H-M•-0,•E•D•s•I Garhr Covey . . · A d v a n r e M a r i n e ro1:,,.,. r-v
Stung Typhus s~~kers. oil.~ walnut Transport, 1672 P lacen Any Model Wholesalt'
YOGURT cabinets. Phillips com · -\" A C M C F b 25 Save up to Sl87.
fl's hard to unde rstantl I ponents 1213 )438·8fl44 thia vMe. · h 4 ab. le · 631-2504 673-1455 · . 1 M k ru arc e ween
F:n<'losed hauhnl? l ra11.-r.
n u tries . pu1nl. s 1d<'
ra<•k ·s. Vf'ry rll•an S:lSO
96fl.s:IJ8 .
Auto Sfto•ice, raris
& Acc.slOri•s 940C
•••••••••••••••••••••••
SSAVESAVE S
WITH USED rARTS
Imported tar vart"'
IMPORT
AUTO SUPPLY
101 N !'t1 an<'hester
Anaheim i7fi !l90CI
For Sale
CHEAP!!
Sli~h\ly used turho kit
·;o. ·74 Datsun 7. rar!'
7AA·51137 what makes .~plet1ck I ar .1714)760.8259. 8am·5pm Sealed bid ••-•-•-•-•-------••!
-rfie same k1~s who re· 25"COLO TV S opening 2pm. March 4 at PEUGF.OT MOPED ruse to eat spinach. grow R . 158 office at South Coast . I Four PosHrnr tires & up and stand in line to I Year Warranty . . Nearnew.5285 108() maJ?s. l 'n1 versal. 5 lu,f!.
buy YOGURT 642·5340 Manne Surveyers. 5732 642·4348. 675-4335 like new SJOO 770 8334 or
E. 2nd St. Long Beach. 548 :1!64
ADVENT VIDEO BEAM 90803. Bid must be a<'· Super buy. like new '811 t • Skiis head 160 Sl2!>. Sew·
mg mrh $150 Vicki
673·9ffi0 Days 552·fll94
;ift 4pm.
IOOOA. 7' screen. washa-companied with mone.Y Motobttane. dri\'en 550 I For sol•
ble. like new. cost S4400. order or cashiers check mi. US0.644 1163. Datsun z
Video game marhine
Will sell. trade buy.
Guaranteed. A<'t now
63HJ262
sell ~.~7921 made payabl e to
Charles Beal in amount reuoeot 125-5375 t Complete FISHER Stereo of l O"/. of bid. Balance oC Cafl Debi. 536-1692 mo Or
536-1104 bid due JO days. En· M~s/ + ottt.f" parts
Car Stereo like new 2 velop e must state 9150 768-5837
Mi1c.tlaneous
Wanted 8081 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WANTED· World Globe
& traditional stand.
534 1505
Wanted · Vega e nJ?ine.
'69· '74. good running
cond. buy or trade for
motor<"ycle 964·4645
spkrs, g r aphir equal "Sealed Bid". Owner re·
8 t r k tape p I a ye r serves right to refose
S200/0B0968·317\ any or all bids.
Pa n a son ic i n ·das h
am l fm cass. digital re·
ad·out. Ust S400, will
sacr. $200. 548·3864
loah&MariM
Equl,....... \ •••••••••••••••••••••••
9010
LIVE Aboard boat 1n
Live aboard slip. 40'
Owens ready to move
onto. NB. 642·464•
Musical IMtn.naRfS 8013 •••••••••••••••••••••••
30' Pacemaker '63. xlnt
<'On d. 400 mi. range.
Cr usader diesel eng. lo
mi. all canvas. rresh
paint topside & bottom.
Dana Pt. $17.000 firm.
Days <213)463-3249. ••••••••••..•••.•.••••• * * *
CONN Director trombone Lee Zapata
with case F.xrellenf 719W. Wilson Apt. A 3 21' Lyman Laps trake
Bay launch 1964 V8 Cray
Marine. xlnt cond must
see to app. 675·5208
condition, $100. 675-8052 Costa Mesa
arter 6PM You are the winner of
Quilter AMP W/15" JBL.
10 " Celestian Rebuilt
$250/0BO Rob 631-7231
Peavey reverb amp,
mikes&. stands. near nu.
S300. 642-4348. 675·4335
GU I TAR . Yama h a
FG340. Like new. Must
sell. $175. S48·0645
Organ-· loaded Yam aha.
2 keyboards. d r ums
S950. 545-7506
Gibson quitar. Carvin
amp. mike & speaker
~/offer 645·7292
Office,.........&
l .. pue111t IOIS •••••••••••••••••••••••
Folding tables. walnut
veneer. 8'. no ea.
&4().-
4frfttickeh
($14value1, to
Allah1I•
leatShow
Ma r. 4 thru Mar. 8
Anaheim Convention
Center
Call 642·56711. ext. 272 to
claim your tickets .
• * * --------
CAMPWAYS RAFT
10 rt. I pc. noorboard.
pad dles. air pum p.
motor mount. 3 h p
Jo hnson motor. reblt.
used 2 hrs. Asking $750.
546-43216
Beautiful painting o r
your boat S150
NEWPORT HOUSE
AND
WANTED
25' diesel Skipjack .
Days : 760-1932: F.ves
673-3475.
15' ski/speed. 85 h p Mere.
overh auled. trailer.
$2000/080. 644·4839
13' English Dory. not I /yr
old . 15hp m otor. elec
start, 2 cstm swivel
chairs &. cover. Reas.
673-7853. -----14' Mo torboat without
motor w/1 yr beh tie-up
at Backbay $200842·8674
YACHT PORT RA JT S , ____ _.,_ ___ _
875-6915 23ft Custom made Boat w.rM w/traller Ii 50 hp motor
COPIH $400 ·~...... 9030 Best offer. 831·7352
_o_r_ol_fe_r_. 559 __ .. m_&_e_ve_s_1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 32, Pace. FB sed, Vi's,
Exec. walnut desk . For Sale : Brand new ttlnt buy, 27~ W. Cat
(80"X34"). 8 drawers. Chrysler 15hp out board Hwy, NB. Bkr. 84%-8200
ttlnt cond w/high.ba ck engine. in the box. l yr ...... a..t/
euc. chair. Must see to warranty. Or ig. S950. C...._. '
apprec. SlllS. 759-11~. _A_all_tn_;;.1_17_50_. _1s_1_-8M'7 ___ •••••••••••••••••••••••
R o lex'a·Preslde n t ,
Oatel\j&l. •moat others .
autbent.lc. 752-7919.
14' Grep with t8hp Jet i---------111 drive motor, roll·a ·boat Yacht
wheels. swivel aeats, CRITERION
•••••••••••••••••••••••Wa nted. Vl'~a enJ?ine.
'78 YAMAHA YZ80E '69-"74 . gnnd runnml!
Runs J?ood. extras S45o. cond buv or trade for
556-60(5 motn.rryc.le !164·4645
'75 HONDA XR75.
$300. 556·6045
642·5678
WANTF.D VW T~·pe I I
liOOcc 411 en~me rase
896·6809
'76 Bl.AZF:R nu t•nJ.?. t'll.
am fm cass. ei1 S4000
644 2222s.10Jerr
'78 Ram Char~er. am fm
II-Irk. ps, air. off road
s usp lo mi. Call 11ft
2· 30pm !164·6131.
J et>p '77 CJ S l.nw
m1leaJ?<'. Xlnl con<I
Xtra l> Mus t !>ell'
S5ono oeo. 01s.1:to1;.
1132 453.'i
MUST SELL
'79 Toyota
Like ne-.... low miles
a ll options 56900 ORO
968·52111
'72 Scout II . 4X2. manual.
hard & soft tops. roll
bar. ran & wheel rack.
etc Sl375.548·233.S.
Truclas 9560 ..•............••..•...
'77 Ranchero. white wit b
lllue int. lo mileaJ!e. likt•
new , I o wn e r .
j!as propane. bed CO\'l'r .
r ustom whls & maits
1714 , 32J.R722
H ave somethinl! you
want to sell? Classiried
ads do it well Call
NOW. 642-5678.
oars, anchor 6 llfte . 2 slx Tl• Claaic Yawl
Oly mpia manua l otrlce aal 1aa t anks. S1500. Harboreotktall
typewriter, legal sise. 0Wnerf7S..31C15. Crulsinl
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0.uk ..,.Oftl}' U!:ib= V Dynamite 5 speed red 675-1.570 superb tondition and on i--------equipped car and of Pitt - -batch back. Only 25,000 salefor T,,_... '7'7 course VW reliablllty . .. WITMAN lll·Z040 4t 4949 mll8. UCINDVM) MBZ 45CliL CPE 27K mi, 51199 ••••••••••••••••••••••• (080MVFl She is on SJ!le --w••.. CloMdSundays SJ7tl belie 128.500 644·5833 IOIWrTH•M 71 .. IUMau foronly .. _., • -----wkknds, eves 54&·4506 .,. '" '"" S26tt
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Ill Wntmlftaler • speed with stereo VOUCSWA•Bf 7800Westminster Ave. 4 cylinder. 4 speed. For
m.""61 m 'IMO Very clun &i original 18711 Beach Blvd. '68 Mercedes 280S. gd in Westminster · thesPQrt5 car enthusiast VOLKSWAGIH tMH IUYM c,3Sl..HQ) 142·2000 cond. $3400 or best offer. 893-7~I 638.7880 who knows how to enjoy 7600Westminster Ave.
Top doll•" for Sports S41t5 ~7-21899. 759.2915 Bill driving. <220WCN) This ln Westminster ?tPOaD
'-ton Ranier Only
14.000 actua I m 1 Ir•
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Alll for VtC MGR VOLKSWA•IH lllAHD HIW cusS3750. 966-0511 days. ••••••••••••••••••••••• andonsaleforonly '71 VW IUS JIM MARINO 18711 Beach Blvd. 1911 DATSUN &34-«l17 eves V8. S speed, air cond . Sltt9 Dynamite. 7 passenger 4
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14J 2000 21 O 2 DOOlt 11 MG MIDGET pwr windows. cruise. speed. Original \>lue & VOUCSWA•IH ___ ._ Sed peed •7 9 Accord Silver 4cylinder.•speed.Sum· AM/FM cass. &r under IOIWrTHAM white. Fresh engil')e
11711 Beach Blvd ORAHGICOUMTY'S b dan. ~/ .~~ans.. Hatchback. xlnt cond. mer is here · put down 16.000miles! (9200368). VOLKSWAGEN IRFHJ15U YOUSWA•IN
tl'Jll Beach Blvd
142-ZOOO
HUNTINGTON BEACH Toh y St e dmo tntis, the top. bead for the $27,911 7600Westminster Ave~ . $3495 142-2000 OLDEST emoguar proctton must sac.~-675-7766 beach and have fun. in Westminster
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1ng $4000 6'2·9300
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'66 GMC "2T PU
Cond.
CiOOD I CLIAM SaJes-Service·Leasing BDoveStreet Jet black Mark II. 4 $3499 mi.SSSOO.Larry 640·0389
Xlnt USID CAIS! Rov c ...... r.lnc. NEWPORT BEACH speed with overdrive. IOI WITHAM '77 ... IUMPH
RoUs'koyce BMW lll-1300 Near mint. <585CHQl VOUCSWAGEN '" 1540Jamboree $5995 7600 westminster Ave . '76 9l1S. 5spd. mags. SPtTFflE 498·5916
'67 l.H. SCOUT Auto. 4
cyl. tst 1600 takes
536-3471
Cleanest '"J ton 6 cyl
Dodge pickup. yellow.
$2450. 642-4610
'77 Chevy 30. high cube
van. Grauman alum.
body. overhead door.
air, amlfm stereo. 18.000
mi. orig owner Mint
cond. 9-5pm · 673-1401. ------'55 Chev l'.•1 ton Flatbed
with lift gate $700.
645-1700 ---I '73 Oat P.U w/camper
shell. A/C. runs great.
$1850. or bst . Owner
must sell. 552·8987
'76 Courier w /s he ll.
Oairs. custom seals. etc.
$1800. Ask for Dave
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Volvos . C all us
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VW. Porsche or Audi . .., . ~ .
NewportBeach 640-6444 ForSale JIMMAllMO inWestminster stereocass.snrf.silver. 4 cylinder. 4 s peed.
89 .. 7551 6381880 immac. 112,950. PP. radio. heater & lugieage
· CHEAP!! voucsw·G~ ~ · '"" .... ., k d '77 IMW 1201 .,. '"" .... .,.1""°eves lw en s. rack. A masterpiece of 18711 Beach Blvd. 79 G .. "ID~ design and handling 49.000ml. 4 .speed, sun-Slightly used turbo kit 14•.2000 ' M ... vET roof. air conditioning. '7()."74DatsunZcars & 4 cylinder. 4 s peed. '73 911T. 7 " alloy s . Sheisabrightsunflowcr
case t t e . Origin a I 768·5837. .67 Jaguar 3_8 MK IIS all radial steel l.ires with lowered. super cond. in yellow and performs platinum fin ish . ---mags . Extra c lean. &out.SI0.500.S44·3835 perfect. CSSSTJY 1 You
C808RXC) '78 280Z 2+2. xlnt cond. or!g· very. well "!a.in· brown with low miles. mayownherforonly
57995
Am/Fm cass. a te. snrf. taaned Must Sacrir1ce l909WQZ) '73 914. new eng. & clutch. $3499
JIM
........ RluO $7450. PP. 640-1948 846-8570 $4995 al e. xlnt mpg. cover, IOIWrTHAM ....,. " k d looks & runs ~rea l.
VOLKSWAGEN eves/w en s. '76'7 Jag XJ 12L. mint ~·vu...Oll( .. •Lw!'GOWQlN INulC '4600. 498-3962 VOLISW It.GEN 18711 Beach Blvd. For sale -cond, 3.1.000 mi. loaded. f~,. 7fi00Westminster Ave
142-2000 I 17800. ~5930 Porsche 912. '67 in Westminster
Datsun Z .::'ll .... 100 Bestorfer 893-7551 638·7880 ~------I '71 JAGUAR XJ6. Xlnt .,.__ Soclcleback IMW motor cond. Well maintained. l3731 Harbor 997"4621 Vollswageti 9770 DEMO SALE! +other__._ $5250/ofr. 979-2112 Garden Grove '73 Porsche 914. ne" •••••••••••••••••••••••
l20i 5 .--t ..-... p a i n t . J 8 m p I>! • '75 Bug ..,--761-5137 Jaguar '69 XKE 4 2 6cyl 79 MG MIDGET S4300/0BO. 631-1692. Sunroof. EXCF.U .F.NT
Sat.I bftcp/t• int. ---2+ 2 cpe, top cond. Gold 4 cylinder. 4 speed. Real CONDITION '' (()31179 t
Al .... ! (41f5J '77 280Z 2+2. ma gs . 43Kmi,S7950760-0405 summer prires on con· '78 Por. 924. lo mi. must $3981
320i 5 .__. AM /FM 8·trk. air, nu v e r lib I e s n ow ' sell. Come see Make of· Barwick lmp<>rts .,.... ... -tires.xlntcond.552·4242 Jaguar'69XKE4.26cyl. (718YBB1 A beautiful rer493-0374 831 -3311
Cltesta.t red/black dys, 760-8386eves. 2+2 cpe, lop cond. Gold sunburst yellow with iM. Al optioM! (4% I 5J --43K mi. $7950760-0405 black top and only 10.000
52llA 'H 260Z, silver. al e. mag miles makes this car a C~ _.../t-•-t. whls. xlnt cond. $3995. ll..,._ Ghio 97 34 bargain for only
........... ....... ...... 'Ill 759.0498 • •• •••••••••••••• •• ••• • $4299
'78'h Porsche 924. 14.000
mi. red. loaded. immac
SI0.850. 673·3694 eves.
BOB WITHAM
SAYS
Al opHoM!C4 I 29' ----'69 convert. auto. am·fm IOI WITH •M '78 GMC I ton. dual cmpr VW-PORSCHE·AUDI 7l31A '72 240Z Classic · Rblt tape, lo mi. xlnt running .,. '70 Porsche 914. good
special, 4 whl dr. fully ~ E. Coast Hiway lradl brow•/ tan eng. Like ne"'. thru.out. c 0 n d. a 11 0 rig . VOLICSWAGEM cond. 25-30 mpg. lo m1,
968-1536. .. ' . . WE HAVE
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loaded. 17000. S48·3964 at Bayside Drive lealMr W Al~· Call for details. $4800. ~/OBO. 494·5361 7600Weslminster Ave. $4000. 646-3192
Newport Beach 673-0900 ...._ _1••143421 631~194. in Westminster Rolls Royce 97§6
'79 Chevy Luv. 4x4. 8500 ...--· VW K Ghia '69, compl. 893·7551 _ ~38-7880 •••••••••••••••••••••••
mi. air. shell. xlnt cond. Allfot, ... parted 6.llcsl 1977 810 Wagon. air. s un· restored. Best offer. "l DEA E NUS A $6150. 963-991'1 ....................... s1.,'I ...... , ......... rf. AM/FM . auto. xlnt 979-1438 MGI 9744 l RI .. .
Alfaltwo 9705 pwi.taltJllt W. Alo~ cond. S4 •400 OBO . '67 K'armann Ghia. 12v ....... •:;;·~·~~........ rm ROY
I BUGS
I KARMANN GHIAS
./CONVERTIBLES
./SUPER BUGS
rrom
l966thru 1978
'74 Chevy Shortbed.
brand new cond. new
enJ. O mi. new custom pa111t. new cmpr s hell,
new int. new-tires. rims
& s uspension. worth
SJs(»make offeT. Must
see to app~. 770-8334
'64 Chevy Truck new eng.
needs clutch. $300. Call
Jim 64.5-4757
••••••••••••••••••••••• .a.t-1. C4 I 501 842.fl856 If CARVER .._ am m. new pnt. runs 4 speed. 24,00 miles. new LEASE 6.llcsiA Like new '80 310GX. 4spd. great 3Smpg hwy. reg. tires. stereo tape. (936G 1 ROllS·ROVCE.
A .... wlllh/._ IM. am/fm cass. custom int. gas S2J600. 673-0231 CIEVIEI IMW ~:.:;;'::ttt DIRECT! Al :r.-...._ lftOr'e! pinstripe. Priced to sell. M-..a.. 9731 Isl &r Broadway -....... ....-· call 631'1276 or 675·8656. -s t .. _ 0 ""' 7 1426 I Ask ror Doug. • •••••••••••••••••••••• I an a nua .,.,.,.31 1 ~ED SUN OATS
1981 ALFA HUGE SAVINGSI 79McadaRX7 '69 MGB -GT. AM/FM DIRECT IMPORT New ~ .. o-S . '76 280Z. air. am /fm . ~ss c-radio/cassette. wire ~· '"" 4 pd 64 000 · b • :--r-&r us ed Euro Pe an
See t.:s Tnda ,. For
Best Selection
IOIWITHAM
VOU<SWAGEN
7fi00 Westminster A Vl'
in Westminster
893='755 I 638· 7!\80
F b 28 s · · mt. ronze Yellow/black. All op· wheels. good mileage Prestige & classic. l"S
•R.&.CH IMPORTS e . melt. Gd corid. $5200. lions. Super Sltarp! ! $2495. (714) 536·CY755 or I l lS ~ -.... •l2S specs anyp ace in A 76 VW V,.....,
Do March 2 ._.,.,'0_·_ _ --1 <DLA4 ) L(2alm3>. 792·2952. Ask for T I 68 396 714 .,." I 848 ve Street S ..... L. L IMW c•e ex 1· or I t 7 passenger. looks &
NEWPORTBEACH '73 240Z. gre at cond. I ID 1uac:.a .... !1-1200 '76 Ford PU 302 auto. p/s. 21 02 • __ runs great All original
p/b. new brakes. S3095. 752-0900 ONLY!!!!! radials. air. cassette. 4 Mar9..er1t• PMC)Nt 9741 Saab 9760 172701
S46·9IX'i0 -. - -------m u s l s e 11 . S 3 8 O O. Pllwy. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••·· 1 CREVIER IMW v... - -9570 ~~ .............. !?!~ Saddleback IMW f>46.2(X;(I. ___ Mhsioft Viejo LEASE LEASE tst& Broadway
••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 ........... IOOLS 28402Marquerite Pkwy. '73510Wagon lll-2040 Santa Ana 83.~ :111 1
'76 DODGE B200. auto. 4 door.-::'omatic. low Ml');~~~~o S600 Closed Sundays DIRECT! DIRECT! ' 78 VW SCIROCCO
air. cstm int. mags. xlnt. miles. extra clean ! Closed Sundays 63l·2~-_ Merc•s letn 9740 4 cylinder. S speed /\
$3400. OBO. PP. 644-'1670 (S93GIT) .78 Datsun FlO 14000 only ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1981 PEUGEOT 1981 SAAi sports car with VW re
S.1hldM1ck IMW 71MW 23,600mi. •AUTOINSURANCF:• TURIOt TURIOs liability and economy f\ '72 Ford Van. Custom 200.
3spd. Mags. C lean.
$1800. 963-6033.
IMMACULATE
'77 Dodge Trades 200.
20K mi, PIS. P /B. A/C,
Cruise. cstm. int/ext.
Man y xtra s .
.000/080. 962·5900.
l. Brad
28402 Maruerite Pkwy. Dynamite 2002 4 speed. 7S4.7874 All Risks Lo Rates beautlrul j?old metillh<'
Mission Viejo_ AiU'.(lnditioning, stereo. -----Foreign or Domestic with custom brown in 111·2040 <~m ·15 Datsun 2soz. atc . Pirkellns. 646-3995 llEACH IMPORTS llEACH IMPORTS terior and u drt'am to
Closed Sundays $2995 amlfm stereo. S4.2SO. 848 Dove Street 848 Dove Street drive (861V(ll I On sall'
'11 AUDI FOX
Dynamite 2 door. sun·
roof 4 speed with stereo.
Sharp! <779SPZ)
JIM MAllHO 760-3681 '79 M-llENZ NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT BEACH roronly
VOUlSWAGIM ---· Showroom, new ZAOD 752·0900 752-0900 $5299 '69 Datsun 510. 2 dr. runs with only 22.000 miles. 4 IOI WITHAM
t87nBeachBlvd. great.1125(). s peed. air. steering . '79,IUGEOT ORAMGECOUMTY y1V.11SWAGEM
142-2000 631-5675 cruise control. Still in 504 Diesel sedan with on· S .._ .._1 --------factory warranty . ly 22.000 original miles . """' 7600WestminsterA\t' •••••••••I '77 8210 hatchback. 57 .000 (I~) Original rust red rlnish BUY or LEASE in Westminster
77VWRAlllT
4 l'ylinder. 4 speed, air
conditioning. s tereo.
Here it is -a perfect \st
or 2nd l'ar for you
1951r1'CL) A pretty arctic
white with tan interior
and on sale this weekend
roronly
$3299
IOIWITHAM
VOLICSW AGEH
1600 Westminster Ave
in Westminster
893-7551 638·7880
'72 VW CAMl'ER
Dynamite Wes lfalia
Pop-Top. C.:lean. Great
runner with recently re·
builtenJ{tne (~4 )
$2995
JIM MARINO
VOLICSW AGEH
18711 Reach Blvd.
142-2000
76 VW 2DR.
RAlllT
4 cylinder. 4 speed. One good· Rabbit deser ves
another and you deserve
this little bunny Ir you
want rel iabi l ity . economy & resale value.
(50\RUP> Fordhly
$2999
IOIWrTHAM
VOLICSW AGIN
7600Westminster Ave:
in Wl'c;tminstPr ·
893-75.51 638· 7880
'6fi RU!! all or1~mal. paint.
int. radw. el l' Never
"rerkt>d Slf)S() 631-2WS
2 For I I~ VW 7 Pass
Bus with Re m ovable
Camp1n1? F u rniture
Converts 1n minutes
AM FM r a ss
SB Radials . Awninj!.
many extra!>. Musi See
S.S950
760-9561 646-9669
79 VW Convert "Aui!" 4
~pd.
ONLY 8,20 I MILES ·
White on while. air.
AM /FM .... tape. Reg pd
to 1182 S8.J.50. 979·<1653
'71 Super At•eUe. new rbll
en~. xlnt t'ond S2200.
63 1 1900 dys. 645-4799
'79 Convertible Bug :
White White Mint cond.
3.800 miles. ~001080.
494·2136
ord Econoline 250.
self cont'd. lo mi. new
tires. bubble top. PP
~100. 714-551-4858
Sl4t5
JIMMAllMO
VOLKSWAGEN
18711 Beach Blvd
142-2000
IOI McLAllM'1 mi, nu tires. good cond. $16,995 Automatic 022101 DIRECT 893-7551 63ff·7880
S2800. 673-0781 JIM MAllMO $7995 OVERSEAS
V-wsw •G£U JIM M •11uo DELIVER I ES "78 280Z. silver. AM/FM -.,. '"" .,. "
·71 VW Bus. l?d cond . xlnt ,65 IUS
mt. needs no \.\Ork. hll•
'77 Custom Ford Van.
xlnt cond. runs on reg.
make offer. 751·4268
76AUDIFOX
4 cylinder. auto .. AM· ·
FM. radial tires. deluxe
850 N. Beach Blvd
LA HABRA
stereo cassette. AC. 5 18711 Beach Blvd. VOLKSWAGEH , ... ,~.·~·~":~. spd. good cond. Best of· 842-ZOOO 18711 Beach Blvd
ferM().5799 1 .. 2 2000 ---------1'7328JC. It. blue. well pre· __ .. -·-
blue.pp 675 1020 s24oo Runsgd SIOOO 498·4457
rirm
'66 VW Xlnt shapt' F:'wl
Sacrifice Sl2SO obo
497.5694
V W 1970 Con v ert.
Shownn cond Rblt en!!
& trans New paint. top.
1ntr radials. shocks.
everything Mfchanic -wheel covers. extra
'TI Chev. Van. Ice box. clean. low miles. whit.e &
A/C. runs well. Sl800. Ph tan. (515TJN)
551-1983 Sltt5
...•..••..•....•....... ~·· '~ """""""" ~~·J vOll(SWAGlN. INC
(5 Mi. No. of SA Fwy) '80280ZX·GL. T·top. cass.
brown. 9800 m i. xlnt
cond. 581·0082
s e r v e d c I a s s i c . Porsche
$8500/0BO. 752·2404 dys; 9750
17141522-Slll
Sunday by Appl. ~~~~~~~~!!I!!~ ••••••••••••.• !?.~~
552·54T7 eves.
Mercedes 300SD· '79
Maple yellow. striped.
75 IMW MUST SB.L!!! sunroof. stereo/cass.
Dynamite 2002 1976,. ... 'TIZI polished wheels .
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Porsche '80 SC C pe
blk/btk. lthr. cruise.
snrf. alloys. Blaupunkt
ster. cass. Xlnt. Assum.
bank lse. or purchase.
Call ~8300 N. B.
10 120 GarrtPn Grvve 8 1
G,1roen G•n,(' 530-9•9<
Toyota 9765 '78 Bui! convertihll•. low owner must sell. '5000.
••••••••••••••••••••••• mi.f!"ra y &hlack 4929606or499·2305
'79 Celica CT. gold with 642-4610 - - --beige int. 5spd. snrf. Convt '74. xlnt cond. New
mags . $6200 /0BO'. Find what you want in radials . auto. $4 ,500.
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Costa Mes u
540-5630
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21626 Ha r bnr Blvcl
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2167 Harbor Blvd .
Costa Mesa
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71iOOWestminster Ave
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'77 P'L YMOUTH
ARROW
Sharp. nn l(inal 2 door
"1th automa\ ic & air
t·ond111or11nie Only -18.000
miles t 12159>
$2995
JIM MARINO
VOLKSWAGEN
IR711 Beach Blvd
842-2000
·77 \'olan'. t; t·yl lo me.
taktt oH•r paymt.'nt~
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13731 Harbor
Garden Grove
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1·a..,:-l•tll'. "''re wheel
c ovt"r,, lilt "heel ,\
h1•a ut1ful ,;liver hlue
rrH•talhr l'ar with IO Y.
m ties and in su~rior
rondition 1682UCR I An
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<·nJO' ""' mng fo r on l~ $4999
IOBWITHAM
VOlKSWAGlH
7600 W1•-.1m1n~ter .\ 1 <'
an W1• .. tmm"1er
ll~:l 7'\."l 1 ti:IH 7880
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SAVES 2 + 2. 4 ('\"l . J.(lltld
mill·age. a ·e. r a1l 111
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557 3527 or 759 OIW>fl
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tape 1202MSi'. I \ ornr~
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FACTORY STICKER
1981 CIVICS
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2 DR. HATCHBACKS
5 SPEED. SIDE MLDG
#5660
ACCORD
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15689
• • • D.J. Hippettsteel
3232 c.'o'loradn
Costa M1•s<1
You an• the winnt•r of
4 he ticlc~ts
1$14 valuf'I. to
Anaheim
Boot Show
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Anaheim Conventaon
C'entC'r
\all 642·5678. ext 272 111
cl:um your t ickets •••
·72 K1n,1?swood t-:s tat('
WJ!n AM 8trk strrc•o.
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lu.1?1!a.1?e ra<"k +man,\
xtras Xlnt <·om! Sl200
962-SlS.5
·711 Monte. all pwr. tilt.
rruise. J.1M. $3100 OBO
642-4348.675-43.15
'67 Chevy Camaro. rebll
engine. trans S2.000. \all
Keith 842-9092
'73 VeRa GT Htchbk. Reil
x lnt cond /\IC. /\M11''M .
new tires. brks. batter y.
$1 ISOoHer 644·4634 eve
·73 Cap r i;e C l assie .
Loaded Less than
lOM !yr . $950. 545· 7~
'721MPALA
Runo; good. S900/0 BO
631-2287
For sale '73 Chev Impala.
4 dr. xlnt rond. bst ofr
963-2!191
'80 Citation. auto, air. low
mi. white.
642-4610
'78 Cap rice C lassic
Wagon. F ully loaded.
X lnt cond . S HOO.
646·3174.
'68 Nova, Sl2SO. Xlnl
cond.
646-6641.
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beautiful Mark features
full power tncludln 1
power windows, crulae
control, aJk>y wheels. tilt wheel. (115193) N~ Juat .. JCHGOM A SOM
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JOHNSON & SON
Lincoln Mercury
2f>2fi If a rhor n I \'II
l'ost:i M1•s a
540-5630
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1·o nrl. 17.000 m1 . ~c,.~,oo
979 5173. !lJG 1127:1
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COUGARXR7
See 11 n ow' Pre,·11111s
owner dt'mandrd lt111d:-
of luxury ft>at11rani.: air
<"ond . power 1' lll!lrl\\ !'.
power S('lJl:O. IG3:IT7.W I
Youn. for on I\· $.')411!l
JOHNSON & SOM
LiftColR Mercury
2621; Harbor Rl\'O
Cnsta M r~:i
540-5630
'70 Cuu~ar XR7 .
'76 LINC MKIV I
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IV c·mapt• Loadf'd 1' ll h
all th~· 1•.'ltras' Sharp'
Brand n1•w radial ~'
( li\.fN617 I
$3995
JIMMARIHO
VOLICSW AGEH
IR711 Reur h Rl\'d
842-2000
'77 LINCOLN
VBlSAILUS
Styll'<i for today' Lux
ur~· ('C}Ulpp<'d wllh moon
roof. tilt wh{'E'I. leather
:-ea ts . 1·ru1se <"ontrol
p o 11ter w 1ndo 111·s
1247Zfo:P I Yours toda~
for only $6289
JOHNSON & SON
UncotR Mercury
21626 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
540-5630
T top, full pn\\l'r,;11r. 1•\
trt>mel~ .;ht1r11 · )la k•·
monthl) paymt•111:-.011d
1l1>Y.Tl 15-1:1VOY I
Barw1rk lmporh
831-3311
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Wkd)1' \'16.l 1)468 . l'•'eS &
.,. k nds !164 5355
Thundtrbird 9970
'fin l'utl11s' Rrouj.!h.1m I•••••••••••••••••••••••
15,()(Xl me toa1h .. t \\'knit I '77 FORD
or aft 6.11.12 22.11 THUHDHllRD
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4 <•vlindt>r. auto tr.in'
radio & hea tl'r \ t nw
diamond and han•h
used ... ·11h onh JA 0110
miles !274M \'R 1 E11·r1
no" and then ,, h;irca1n
appear.:: and th1~ ,., U
and on sale for un i~
$1999
IOI WITHAM
VOLK SW AGEH
7600 Westminster 1\ vt•
in Westminst<'r
893-7~1 631l 711SO
brrd rt.>;all~ stand out'
With 1)1)\\er "mdows &
s tettranit. fal'lory air
c·ond 11735221 Yours for
JUSI $.1T79
JOHNSON & SOM
Lincoln M«e
2626 Ha rbor 01":/.
Costa Mesa
540-5630
Vega 9974 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'75 VE•Jea • .l!ood rond. 4
spd. &>.000 m1. $1200 or
best offer 548-3666 Diamond Rl u(• <"nlor.
al e. icnod <·ond nrl~
own. und<•r SOK mi.
496·4704
'75 Linroln. new tires.
bra kes. xlnt rond $3000. Classified Ads. your one· Have something lo sell?
497·5894. stop shoppinit center. Classified ads do it well.
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