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Spenke.
LOS ANGEL~ (AP) -~
Loa .U,elea County coroner 1au·
•lreed to examine ~ ~
convicted killer John~•
for alps d ' tract abll ot
broken neck amid dlar111 be
was· killed before 1oln1 to
,Florida's electric chair,
authorities said.
Two investigations conducted
in Florida following the May 25,
1979, execution concluded ~nllellbk wq not m~ated. Uwl. wttneslel to the execution
have •aid.they saw Spenkelink's
eyes move under the black hood
be wore to bi.a death.
But death-penalty opponents
bave persilted in their efforts
for another probe.
w John was kept .from making
hil lut statement. He had too.
' . much to tell on the 1tate," hll
mother. Loi•, told Tbe Florida
TlmH-Union of Jacksonville
frolSl hr bome in Buena Park.
Ill's. Spenkelblk aaid 1'er 30-year-old s0n Wh injured and
couldn't talk wben he went to the
preparatlon room before his
electrocution.
She claimed he bad to be
physically placed in the chair
becaUH be already was dead.
•·we believe be was.
murdered," said Warren H.
Folke, a eelf-atyfed activist from,
Jacksonville. Folks told the
newspaper be flew to Los
An1eles more than a week aco
aeeklns an autopsy "to ~e·
termine once and for all exactly
how John S~elink dle~l.''
An ualstint to Los Angele~
I Oeltr~hlff,._
FISHING ISN'T QUITE THI! Mm WHeM AMaLDIS UM Tta PANCY YACHT TO INDULGI IN TMl8't SPORT
· JJ-75 la believed to be the wortd'a latgeat production ftahlng VffNI, dlapaedng neerty 41 ton• \
Boat fishing ·for .compliment's?
Sportsmen mig ~et hooked ·OD luxurious compartments
By ALMON LOCUBEY
Of IN Deity l"li.t Staff There are many ways to go
fishing.
From river banks and lakes,
surf casting, from the end of a
pier, from the
rocks of a
breakwater .
f r o m a ~owded half·
cJay com ·
mercial boat
or from your
own custom
.sport.fisher.
Or there is
overaU, 74 feet , 10 inches; beam,
19·3 ; draft, 4·10; rreeboard, 8-6;
fres hwate r c apacity, 450
gallons; fuel capacity, 3,800
gallons; holdi ng tank, 250
eallons; displacement, 85,000
pounds ; bei1bt above the
waterline to the top of the
flybridge, 21 feet.
But the-construction..,specs do
not spell out the lux~ry found in
the JJ.75. For instance;
Realizing an owner often gives
up bis master stateroom to an
imporumt gues'i the Lanpheres
designed two identical master
staterpoms, plus two additionaJ
staterooms for l':le•ts and the
crew 's quarters . Each
stateroom baa its own toilet and
batfl facilities.
The vessel features
\.pilot hou se with a ll th e
amenities plus an open bridge
forward with access from either
side of the pilot house. The chart
table is almost as large as a pool
table.
The salon, dining, entertain·
m ent and galley areas are
spacious with all modem conven-
iences such as wet bar. electric
galley (includipg microwave
oven), refrigerator, deep fr~e.
dishwasher, trash compactors
and what have you. t
The flybridge has been de-
fl a h l n I l n t.OCKAa'Ev
atyle and luxury from a boat
that the fish might be fighting to
get aboard. .
For sheer lux ury try the
JJ·75, hailed as the world's
lar1est production fishing boat
from the design board of Edwin
Monk and built by Lanphere and
Son Marine, Westport, Waah.
The JJ · stands for Jack Lan·
phere and his son, Jack Jr.
~arge signed to take advantage of the,
open air plus aJJ tile creature
comfotfs. The elevation affords
observation for spotting fish and
a complete helm station for ob-
serving ~ catch and the fish·
ermentnvmved.
Pair arrested in ·
Santa Ana slaying The 210-square-foot co~kpit
(work area) is the largest of 80)'
s porUiaher. with cabinetry.
The yacht is on display at
Newport Yacht ·Exchanie. 34'M
· Via Oporto; ~cluaive aaents for the big aportfisber. (If you're
lankering to buy lt, take along a chec~ for '885,000).
A few 6r the apecs : Lenctb
Santa Ana police arrested two
17-year-old juveniles Saturday in
connection with the slayinl of a~
Whittier man whose knlfe-
punctured body was dumped
along the 1800 block of Townsend
St. shortly alter 3 a.m.
Two others were stabbed in
the incident.
William Ronald Rieves, 21,
. Call :to &rtits?
Tattoo •tereotype1 era1ed .
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -About 300 uttoo artilta
If tbet'*i tlda weekend to. lay bare. their bod1wort at the
abtb -.I WOl"ld Tsttoo CoavenUoG.
Partldpanta fl"Olll the UDlted Sta~1 Canada, Britain and AUltrall• strolled sblrtlela. ot wttn a mlnlmum· ol
clotJll81, to dbplay detllJll r&Dllnl from Early Sblpwnek
to Coatemporary Oriental. ·
''Tbe stenotype of the tattoo artllt that uilted foe
1eaeraticm ii belal nabbed out," aald D•ve Yurkew, IT, of
MiDntapolt11 pnetdent of tbe Dlortb American 't•ttoo Club.
YUl"bw Hid•= artllta have u many tattool u tllelr ellDU. "Ir• ad•.U.tnc ... a1J lnunaDI ah ex-
blblUclallll, to tom• •xtet. and Ut1oo arUlta an DO ft· ' ffpU ..... ..w. =-.. ,......, ....... ,,ar'd ~,,..
.N .. Orte.I w.m ftnt prt• ID tbe ._ 1 .......... Ml Neo~ 11111-toho ptMe1 Ccliule Cla1tG11, ' .. ti ....._ .... , ... 'ta. ...... dlYilfioe .... ~ ...
111 ......... 111-lloft•M~ a waodl ... ._..
hhiki 't.h s torage and a H v e ·ton wa~ reportedly bite ne Wl refrigerated fish bold below two friends when the two SUS·
peels pulled up at the comer of deck. · Edinier Avenue and Sullivan The interior of"the vessel re·
in -Bui k u sem bles anything but a fishln& Street a 1••2 c • po ce boat. The furnishings are like s~a'ievea Aportedly accepted those round on a luxury cruising
the rlde, while hll two friends, yacht.
identified as Dorman Hamlin, There are systems ·in aJl
23, of Santa Ana and Richard., · staterooms and a telephone
Mosea, 215, ol Whittier, jumped syatem bei.weeai the crew's
into a second vehicle that bad quarters and the bridae.
fulled ap at tbe same time. The hulJ itself is the· latest
DetaUa of . the stabbin& were in flre retardant fiber1Jua and
aketcby u . police continued late all of the deck hardware is
Saturday ni&bt t<> piece tosetber · .chrome op brass or atainleu
eventa IMdlna to the alayiq. · eteel. .
. Police salcf the two eu.pecta Tbe IGllne room and bU1e are
told tbe.occupanta of tbe HeODd aurfaced wi~"white tel-coat t4 car to foUow them to where they live a cliDic&l ap"aranee and
'•al• they could,ftnd some alrll, are ICM.mdproof. .
Ther• wu ao lmmediaU lndlca-The ~lectroaic navl1ational
lion ~ ~P9'ta of both 1ear ln tbe pilot boUH I.I the
car• kneW each otber. · n••• available,. anaklnc IM· M can drc>Te to the aoo . U.., ao.t ft lea Yirbaalb l111PC1111·
bloelt ot South Maddock: where ble tf C11M ~'the rtsht but-
tbe two 1ua,.eta Nbbed the oe~ . tom. '!'he veuel ii equlfped wttb
cupanta of .tJMt ffCODd car ll VHF and lialle lidebUcl r.-. ulfepotnt. pl• lacb odier safet1 , ......
Lepoledo VWa Ud'Juan Avila u autopllot, ra4ar and dilttal
were both 1ubbed 1n the attaell depth eoupdtn.
and reportedly left· tbe 1c-.· to Ga\&191 OD the Dllot boUle eGQ·
be treated at · M•rc1 GeHraJ IOI• a.u the taelmtman ..,...,. ~oapl~al. Villa requHted tbinl M ...... tO no,, about
boepltal ~dall t.o nleue DO UM 111lp, lileludlDI o'1 ,,.......... lnforma~ .. Ida ....... ID aU 11atem1 Hlia• t .. " ,\•Ua Wll tnllted uill HllMlt. · • ,-.a-. ~cal al ...... Md No ........ .._. 19' ..._ ftle4 wtad 1,Mu and water t.m·
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. "' Count)' Coroner Tbomaa
No1uchl aald the ottlce acreed to
exhume the body from 6 Whit·
tier ce~tery where it was
buried after the execution and
examine it at the family's re·
quest. But the spokesman said
that did not mean ·the office
a1reed Spenkelink had been
murdered. . · Folks· said the body would be
'
set
due up Monday, and the autosJly
would be performed Tuesday.
But a cemetery spokesman re-
fused .to releaJte any lqforma·
tlon.
Spenkellnk, a native of Buena
.Park, was strapped Into the
electric chair at Florida Slate
Prison in Starke tor the llr16
murder of an ex-convict he had
pi c ked up hitc hhiking .
Toxic lagoon
near Overflow
EPPING , N .H . <AP > -
F e dera l e nvir o nm e ntal
emergency experts working in a
driving sleet storm Saturday
raised the level of a retaining
wall to prevent a rain-swollen
lagoon filled with ne arly 1
million gallons of toxic waste
from overflowing.
"I think we 've got a chance
now to control this before it
overflows" s aid Carl Eidam,
he ad of t he Environmental
Protectlon Agency's emergency
l'esponse team . "We've got to
kee p a close wa tch on the
weather, but the extra foot of
dirt around the la~oon has given
us a little {Dore time."
The EPA on Friday declared
an environmental emergency at·
the man-made lagoon at Keefe
Environmental Services . The
agency ordered cleanup experts
and equipment to the southern
New Hampshire site from as far
away as New Jersey.
•'There is clear1y an immi·
nent huard of the waste over·
topping the walls," said Steve
Novick. EPA 's on -s ce n e
coordinator. "It's too close to
the top now, and the rain expect-
ed •this weekend could take lt
over. We bad to do something QJ!lcltly." .
As helicopters cQtyln& gov-
ernment ins pec tors and
television crews circled the 17·
acre· chemical sto.rage site,
workers wea ring respirators
used shovels, backhoes and a
large crane to add dirt to the
thick, 8-foot·high walls of the
plastic-lined lagoon, wblcb ls
120 feet square.
"It's the fargest chemical
storage la'goon in the country,"
said PauJ Keefe, owner of the
operation. 'When we built it In
1979, it was the state or the art,
and I built it big because EPA
said it was a good way to handle
waste.'.'
Keefe used the lagoon to ex-
pose chemical wastes to the sun
so water would evaporate. He
shipped the residue l.Q licensed
dis posal or . treatment sites
elsewherein the region.
Surrounding the holding pond
are about 5,000 steel drums of
waste s tacke d in rows on
wooden platforms.
An EPA analys is of the
lagoon's contents showed the
us ua l toxic shopping list of
a c id s, solvents and heavy
metals. Officials said th~xici·
ty or the liquids increas~ great·
ly toward the bottom of the lag~n.
"lt's not a healthy situation,"
said Eidam. "We're worried
that if the stu!t overflows, it will
go into the groundwater or
through a swamp into the
Piscassic River."
1-5 accident
kills woinan
A J.9.year-old Laguna Niguel
woman was kllled Saturday
morning when her stalled vehi·
cle was bit from behind by
another car on the Santa Ana
Freeway in Mi ssion Viejo.
Judith Barrera was kllleo
sbOrtly alter 2 a.m. when her
vehicle was struck in the
number two lane south of Oso
Parkway. The driver, Harry
Shippy, 48 , of San Juan
Capistrano, was not cited. The
accident is under investigation.
Latest budget cuts
set at $3.1 billion
WASHINGTON CAP> -Presi-
dent Reag,n'1; economic ad·
visers underestimated projected
federal spending for next year
by $3.1 billion, Reagan's chief
spokesman said Saturday.
Press secretary James S.
Brady had distlosed last week
that spending was higher than
originaJJy estimated, but be did
1 not have the exact figure and
s aid onJy that it would range
from ~ billion to $6 billion.
At that time, Reagan ad·
ministration officials blamed the
need for new cuts on cost control
estimates by the Carter ad·
mini s tration . Tre asury
Secretary Donald Regan said
the previous adminis tration,
"bad, if you'll pardon my ex·
pressioo1 too rosy a scenario." ·,
After revealin1 the precise
fifure Saturday, Brady .;&aid the
ON THE INSIDE
G&IME GOING -A slow
economy adually belpt Irvine'•
Moijlle Wash of America
beuuae people are mo,.. in-
clined to clean what they have
rather th~ buytna new. Tbe
firm U..t Nii. vam with power
waab ,,_IDI allo appeala to
many people' wbo want to own
tbelr °'"' bustneu. Pase Cl. ' BATrlE& VP! :-Sta(f writer
Ed Ziatel and pboto1rapb•r'
Gary AmbroH foeua osa lb•
Aa1el1 ~ aa they etart 1prtn1
tralDIDI In Palm Spri•••·
Atbletel are deecrlbed ID ~
and ptdunl OD P• 81.
ssua MllJLA&t -Som.
crttlce HJ Debbl• R•1DOldl'
••• TV ..-about Ule 1TJ. at a HawallaD nlOlt II a
eof1 ~•'!Aft loet. 11 8ut H · tl'W .................... to
''Al~hrldile''oaPap •.
administration has identified
where it will cut an a dditional
S3. l billion from the budget, but
would not disclose the areas.
· In bis speech Feb. 18 to a joint
session of Congress, Reagan
urged that the budget for fiscal
1982 be cut by $41.4 billion front
the level that had been proposed
by President Carter before be
left office.
Reagan identified 83 spe<:lfic
program cuts totaling $34 . 7
billion. and promised to detail
the other $6. 7 billion when a
complete budget plan is sub-
mitted to Congress on March 10.
But la.st week, after leamin1
projected federal spending is
runnJng hlg.her than bia bud&et
experts bad estimated, the pres-
ident called for addltlonaJ cuts
to m atcb the $3.1 bUUon UD·
dere1timation. · '
A&TWOU AD&Jn'T -'lbe
Oran1e Coaat can hav• a $1
mUUOI\ oiarit1D\e muaeum ol the
claHIC workl of tbe late U.S.
Navy ArU•t Laureate Arthur
Beaumont, lf aome a•eney ot ln-
dlvldual will proytM a home.
Tbe barlalnlq ii deacribed oe
Pa1eA8.
INDEX
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Thomas P. Haley Pllbl~
Robert N. Weed PrH ldtnl
..
• Should the California
Highway Patrol and
police use radar to
catch speeding drivers?
•1 I BPP PAasn Ot•~PU.c .....
.-cdMr. c ........... ,elerll:
"Heck, I dqn't care;. I've "°' a radar
<UtectO'I' ,,.,.it. I got it wlwn J.drow
croH-count~ and it helped me out
uv.ral time•." :..
\ .
Patrtda DHker
Coeta •en, bGMkee"r:
"I think ~ lhould ~ a~ to uu It.
For one-thing, u might cut down on car
~cldenta. lt cut• down Ota doubt ; you
can't dUpcde radar."
•
Doa Tyer B••t..,_ Beaelt, warelleuemu:
. "No. The reaaon u that they've hod
equipment foul·up&. Alao, l>ecau&e
truck& are larger, there i8 a bia&
ogainat them. They get picked up more
than nnaller cars."
\
Steve Edwards
San Clemeate, &rack driver:
. "Sure, why not? If you're $f1teding,
you're $J1teding-they're doing it for a
rea.aon. It's not a game." ·
r
Roa Tellez
Montebello, truck driver:
"I don't think they ttlwuld. It's like en-
trapment when they hide behind
something then pull you over. They're
supposed to be visibl!."
CarolYll nuey
Coe&, Men, lt8deta&:
"Ye1, beooUle they haw to know how
fast 11ou're going. They tthould uae it,
but not on me."
Casey Plotrowski
Fullerton, writer:
''I believe a great deal in penonal
liberty, but some 'pe_ople are careleu
w hen they drive. At 45 or 50 mph, you
can misconcentrate and kiU youraelf, or
somebody el.le."
Claeryl SmJU.
Costa Mesa, st.deal:
''Yes. That's the eamst way to catch
them. That's the law."
KelvlD Baldwta
"Dalaelm, aulataat maaa1er:
"lt'a hypothdical, you know. If you're
traveling in a crowded ntuation with a
bunch of cara around you, they'll pick.
out ·the hot looking car. I don't think
they •hould hove them. It'• been proven
they do 1'11ilu8e the machine&."
Clarllde lloua
Bu&Jqtoa Beaela, abldat:'
"Sure, they've got to~ 1topped
1e>mehow. It only take• once to kill
iomebodJI. WhJI ii ewfJI~ going '° /oat an11wo11? No one'• going an~e." ·
M. Thomas Keevll ·-' et11tw
'ThOf'T\aS A. Murphlne fli'eMfl"ICdlt9r
Carol A. Moon SuftMyR-.r
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Crewm"n missing
from Korean ship
JUNEAU, Alaska CAP) -One
South Korean c rewman was
dead and 20 others were missing
in stormy. near-!reezing North
Pacific waters Saturday as the
fire -ravaged cargo s hip Dae
Rim wallowed in heavy seas, the
U.S. Coast Guard reported.
Of the 26 crew members
originally on the Dae Rim, only
two had been rescued by late
Saturday night. Three others re-
mained on the Da'e Rim.
The water temperature was 37
degrees and seas ran 20·22 feet,
s aid Coast Guard spokesman
William Boatman in Juneau.
The 291-foot cargo ship was list·
ing 60 degrees, he said.
Twenty-one men jumped over-
board at 2:53 p:m. One was
rescued, he said ... At that tem-
perature, Hfe-expectancy is 90
minutes, but you are unconscious
in 15," he said five hours later.
He said officials did not know
why the crew abandoned the
ship, which caught fire Friday
night 90 miles west of Attu, the
most western island in the long
Aleutian chain. The cause of the
fire was unknown.
Buena Park
accident
injures 7
Seven were injured Saturday
afternoon when Lh ei r car
skidded off the rain-soaked
Riverside Freeway in Buena
Park and plunged do)¥n an em-
bankment , the California
Highway Patrol said.
Ernesto Sonca, SO, of Cerritos,
was attempting to pass another
vehicle when he lost control of
the car east of Stanton A venue,
plunged down an embankment,
and collided with a wooden sign
before coming to a rest near a
chain link fence bordering the
freeway, sa id a CHP
spokeswoman.
Transponea to West Anaheim
Hosplt.al were Sones, minor in-
j u r le s; Davii:l Sonca , 36,
moderate lnjurie.s; Elmar Son-
es, 11, minor injuries; Canilo
Silva, 35, moderate injuries, and
Lina Silva, 36, m oderate in-
juries.
Ramon lnocenico, 33, and
Marie lnocenlco, 36; were both
transported to Martin Luther
Hospital with moderate injuries.
'Hot' device
still missing .
Sberlff'1 deputies are still
looktq few the thief who stole 1
IO·pound radioactive device
from a locked plclruR Jruck
from !:_.P&rkinl )ol ln Minton
Vlejo rnda)' nlthl. •
Tbe .device, which contalnl a
nuclear 1au1• back •catter
machine, la used to tht aoll
deo1lt1• fol' Eberhart Axton &:
Alaoelata of Anabehn.
Two rescue planes from the
U.S. Navy a nd Coast Guard
circled over the ship. but could
barely glimpse it through storm
clouds . he said.
Two Soviet ships, the Capitan
Kymbchenko and the Capitan
Vas ilevskiy, were on the scene,
he said.
The Kymbchenko rescued one
crew member from the water
and another from the deck of the
Dae Rim, Boatman said.
Four crewmember s remained
on the stricken stup initially, but
later one jumped overboard and
drowned, Boatman said .
S.aturday night, the Soviets
were trying lo determine how to
rescue the three men still on the
s hip. Boatman said.
"The odds are de finitely
against the men in the water,"
Boatman said. "The best we can
hope for is a b r eak in the
weather. No break is forecast. to
my knowledge."
As ked if the Dae Rim will
s ink, Boatman said. "In those
kinds of seas. you're teetering
on the brink.··
Crash knocks
out power
Huntington Beach res idents
were without e lectrical power
for nearly \hree hours Saturday
after an unidentified motorist
slammed into a utility pole at
Magnolia ahd Hamilton avenues
shortly after midnight. police
said.
After he returned home, the
motorist called police to report
the accident. He wa s not
hospitalized. Edison Company
officials had restoted power by 3
a.m ., police said.
Fancy stuff
Eighteen-year-old Primo Desiderio is primo with a
skateboard, as he demons trated at the base of the
Newport Beach pie r .· Primo, of Garden Grove, was good
enough to draw a dozen or so onlookers for his freestyle
skateboard talents.
Two believed held
lwstage in market
ALHAMBRA <AP) -The Los
Angeles County Sheriff's SWAT
team was deployed in front of a
supermarket Saturday night try·
ing to contact a g unm a n
believed to be holding two
hostages inside. Shots had been
fired earlier, a spokesman for
the sheriff's office said.
There were no known injuries,
he added.
A SWAT team leader, using a
bullhorn and speaking in both
Spanish and English. had been
trying to contact those inside the
store, he said.
The two gunmen had tried to
hold up the store, but triigered a
silent alarm. and then ran out of
the store, said deputy March
Klugman.
One gunman was taken into
custody after exchanging gun-
fire with arriving police, but the
second ran back inside Ute store
and was believed holding two
store employees, he said.
"We were al the check stand
and this guy came up and
pushed our basket out of the
way" said Virginia McMahon of
South Pasadena. "He pulled a
gun at the checker and I just ran
out the door."
Another witness, Luis Gomez
of Los Angeles. said , "Somebody
came running apd said, 'Gel out
of here.' I just stood there for a
second and then I heard shots go
off.''
Gomez said a m an ran out of
Cheney's Tropic Liquor store.
adjacent to the Alpaha Beta
supermarket, and exchanged
shots with the firs t gunman
before the gunman and sheriff's
deputies exchanged gunfire. but
Klugman could not confirm this.
"Arriving police met them
(the gunmen) when they ran
from the building and a gunfight
ensued and one gunman was
captured." Klugman said.
Large selection of .
Solld Oak Dining Room
Tables and Chairs
#
18341 A Euclld St.
Fount•ln Velley
(714) 541-7.383
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.. HOME
~FURNISHINGS
-MALL:
Round Oak Tables
fro.m 30" diameter
to 60" diameter.
Bal and claw or
Princess leg styles.
All tables available ·
w ith leaves.
A company 1pokesman aaid
tbt device could preaenl a
1lu1er to anyone withlD • few f eet or it. If ualoc.ked, tbt
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8y8TEVS MITCHELL .. ...., ..........
It WH• H yeau aao that
llaurlce and Vtr1la11 Chapman
were lH•ated from a Japanese
~oncentrat.ton camp by American
paratroopers, who must have
looked like angels ln unlfonn u
tbey dropped out of the Philippine
sky.
The South La.auna couple
doe1n~ like to dwell on the UD·,
pleasantries of nearly three years
under Japanese bayonets, but ~t recall with warm smiles the ·
l y Gb storming ttirough the
barbed·wire gates at the Los
Banos internment camp Feb. 23,
1945. • .
The time~was 7 a.m . and the
2,100 civilian prisoners were
standing in formation when the
first Uoy green dots beg&A drop·
ping out of American C·47 planes.
When gunfire erupted ln the
complex, Chapman and b1s wife
of 11 years dashed lo their small
o.llf ~1-. Staff ....._
COUPLES WERE SEPARATED
Virginia Chapman
Brltl•b clviUao tDt.rn-., ap.
pearecl to tbelr rHcuers as
"bOD• covel'ed With lOOle, cfrY
tlab."
Cbapman at 40 pounds durlne
tbe nearly three yean the cpuple
wu lntemed. Hll wife weJtbeci 70
GO\lnds when the camp was
Mra~.
Na mes and dates come easy for
the white-halted Chapman, as be
oulUned tbe story of the couple's
lntemment followtna an earlier
escape try Into the jungles of
Cebu. an island about 350 miles
south of Manila. ·•
The Britisb·bom banker and his
Arnerlcan wife were living on
Cebu when Manila fell , to the
Japanese in Dec~mber 1941.
"We knew it.,was only a matter
of time before tney arrived on our
island, so we arranged to escape
to a Uttle village In the jungle,"
he said.
• hutandlayonthefioor. Whenthey
emerged a short time later, they
s aw dozens of amphibious landing
craft rumbling into the prison
complex.
know for surti until later, was the
Japanese"''" .ned to execute their
"prisoners that same day.
"We were down to two smlVJ
tins of unhusked rice," Chapman
recalled. "And the Japanese told
us the day before that was all the
food there was, even though we
could see bananas on the trees
just outside the camp."
On the day the couple spotted
Japanese battleships off Cebu,
they joined 23 other Americans
and British civilians and trekked
a day andhalfintothejungle.
"We stayed in the hills for
about a month, until we beard
about the American defeat at
Corregidor.
I
·'It was the most beautiful sight
in the world," the 80-year-old
form~r banker recalled.
· · W\ had beard Manila had
fallen and our troops were on the
way." Chapman said. "But~
also knew the defeated Japanese
army was retreating lo the
south, and we were right in their
p~th... -
What they suspected, buldidn't
5:33 :52
The camp food intake was down
to about 250 calories a day per
per~on the last months of their
captivity, and, the Chapmans.
like the rest of the ~merican and
"The Japanese knew we were
up there, and they sent word that
if we didn't surrender, they• d hunt
us down and shoot us as guer·
rillas," he said.
The civilians walked out of the
jungle, they climbe.I into two
waiting buses and were driven
back to the city where they re·
Western Airlines 383 heading for terminal ----t5mi,_---
Air Cal 931
clearec;t for
takeoff
~
Air Cal 336
on final
approach
5 :34:13 Pilot of 336 told to cancel his landing. At 5:34=18
order was repeated and pjlot of 931 was told to abort takeoff •
5:34.33
336 between 100 and
300 feet above
the ground
931 was leaving runway
when Ct'ash occurred
Final poaitK>n of 336 after skidding off
383 was on taxiway. Its crew witnessed crash.
Quit!k de~isions dirert flights
These three diagrams show the sequence planes when an ail~ traffic controller told
of events before and after the crash of an the pilot of 931 to abort his takeoff and the
Air California Boeing 737 jetliner at John pilot of 336 to cancel his landjng and circle
Wayne Airport on Feb. 17. Air Cal P'light the airport. Twenty seconds later. 336
931, shown entering the runway (top right), slammed into the runway, injuring 34
was cleared for takeoff at 5 :33 :52 p.m. as persons. Plane came to rest off the runway
Flight 336 was on final approach for near the airport's crash/fire/rescue
landing. Pilot received take-off clearance station. The cause of the crash is being
as Western Airlines Flight 383, arriving i n v es ti g ate d b y t b..e N a ti o n a 1
from Salt Lake City. was clearing the Transportation Safety Board.
runway. Center diagram shows positions of
Red 'danger'
Thatcher urge1 Weit ~o toughen alliance
NEW YORK <AP> -British
Prime Mini ster Margaret
Thatcher said Saturday the West
should not "exaggerate the
danger" of Soviet expansionism
but "measure it dispassionate·
ly'' and toughen the alliance to
meet it.
Mrs. Thatcher began the
fourth and final day of her U.S.
visit with a
30 ·minule
talk with
President
Rea,an over
cof eeiCI buttered aat
at the lte
House. Then
lbe WU olf to
New York for
meetin1s
with financier
Dayld Rockefeller and U.N. Se~retery General kurt
Waldheim. ·
White JfouH preta secretary
Jamet S. Brady said the presi.
dent Pd Kn. Thatcher bad an
"•xt~mely eoclal'' llnal meet·
lnf.
''It WU dltflcult to Pl'1 tbem
away from eacb otber at tbe
\ eDd," Br••' tald. "TlatJr • ..., .. rilbt •.. Tllli7 bit
tt•,"
At tM 8tide l>epartmeat. a
senior official told reporte(S the
U .S .-British talks showed
••agreement on all major
strategic issues."
"There was particular atten·
tlon and' compl~te accord on the
subjects of Poland, Afhanistan
and East-West relations," said
the ·official, who declined to be
identified by name.
The official said the British
joined the United Statea in con·
cern over a reported now of
arms via Cuba and Nicara1U& to
leftist guerillas in El Salvador,
but coupled this with "their con·
, cern for political and economic
r e form" ln that Central
~merican country.
Tbe vi.sit -wu lateaded for con·
1ult.Uclo ratber tban decision·
maklq on key laun, be said.
''Thia la the lint •bot out ol tbe
pn for our Wnt European al·
lie1 with thlt 8dmlnlttratloa."
llre. Thatcber and Reasan
bad met before, but the prime
mlel1iii"1 visit aave tbem a
cb1nee to become re ·
acqualDted. The tlnt leader of a
W•tena ally to vlail the R•ac-!
admbdltration, &be wu lreeleG
olftclallJ ai tbe Wille. lfoUM on n • .-, r. ..-.. .. talk
111d IM and •••1u •llan4
l1ftlb dlwn ,..:--Tlllft.
•• , --... laAOl.
Brady said Mrs. Thatcher told
Reagan she wanted to fee~ free
to call on him "from the stand·
point of a friend."
''They both know where one
another has been and where one
another is going," Brady added.
''They have-wtated down the
same ,gun barrel."
The two leaders repeatedly
praised each other durinl the
.visit, Mrs. nlatcber applaudin_j
Reaaan'a "ma11lve" election
victory and bl1 pro1ram to cut
federal spending and income,
taxes.
Later satuJ'day, in• speech in'
Ne1V York, 1be menUoaed the
!!aa&.·Weat conflict and said,
"tbe tide ii be8inn1nl to tum in
our favor."
''The develOPtal world la ret·
osnlllq t.be reafltl• of Soviet
amblUoftl UICI ol Sovlet Ule,"
she •aid in the ta.lit, "There la
new determlaatlon In tile
Wettem Alliance. Tbere 11 new
leadership ln America, whleh
tins confidence and hope to all
la tbe tree world."
Tbrou1bout ber 1tay MrJ!.
Tb1tcber emphuised the aame
'eoD 1ervatl '' eeonoml c pbU_,.., U..t IUIMI ..Re11an'1
aU.mpt to IOlve U.S. eeonomle
probleml .
\
J
m alned for several montbl.
In late fall, their Ja,panese cap.
tors 'herded tbe clvlllans lnto the
bold of an old f~lahter and they
spent the next fiYe day1 aleepin&
on the steel noor below deco. •
The croup arrived ln Manila,
where they joined 3,500 other ln·
ternees being held al Santo
Tomas, the oldest university in
that c•t.y.
The couple was separated upon
their arrival, with British citizens
gOlng to one end of the tomplex.
and Americans at the other.
''We'd only see each other once
in a while," Chapman saJd. "And
that was from a distance.••
Chapman left Santo Tomas in .
.January 1943 with about 900 ot.ber
men to build a new internment
camp ·at Los Banos, about 200
milessouthQfManila.
"They took single men mosUy.
but they made up the rest of the
work crew from married men,
and l was picked," Chapman
shrugged.
He would not see his wife .for
another 11 months.
''We built the sewer system and
the Filipinos built the 23 huts that
were supposed to hold 100
prisoners each," Chapman re·
called.
By Christmas of that year. the
Japanese sent 500 wives including
Mrs. Chapman to Los Banos to
join the men, an event that was
the highlight of the Chapmans' in·
ternmenl.
··we had not seen each other for
more than a year. and they
LAST RATION OVERPRICED
Maurice Chapman
wouldn't let us exchange letters
or messages," Mrs. Chapman
said.
By the summer of 1944, the
Japanese were doling out S2:S, a
month to «!ach prisoner for food ln·
stead of rationing provisions as
before.
"They were running out offood.
so the prices. were outrageous,''
Chapman said.
He sa!'d 'a box of eggs cost $9.50,
a coconut $2.50 and $1 each for
bananas .•
Then one morning. just before
New Year'1, the camp woke up to
find the Japanese gone.
WbUe they ~re gone, the camp
prisonet"s raided the J a panes
quarters, ate their chlckt!ll• an
duckl, celebrated and raised th
American flag.
"We even took the command
er's sword," Chap~an laughed.
8ut on the lhltd day, th
Japanese returned, "and thing
were r~ally tough for us afte
that.~ heaaid.
The surprise attack on
Banos came two months later, a
a time when even the hardies
prisoners had doubts the grou
wouJd ever walk out the gate
alive'.
''When those American
swarmed in on the camp, the firs
thing I did was run up and ask fo
cigarettes for my wife," Chap
man laughed. ~ "We'd been smoking cit:arette
made out of papaya leave
wrapped in toilet paper to stav
off hunger,'' he said.
The remarkable thing about thd
rescue, he said, was that not. ond
prisoner was killed. · j
·'They pushed us into those am~
phibious lan~bicles and w
were off across the lake," Chap
man said.
It wasn't until they were safel
away from the camp and in th
landing era! at Mrs. Chapm looked at her 11.:w.wouu. __ ._.~
to laugh. 1 .. He was still carrying the twq
tins of rice in his hands.·· she said.
Crash· tSifted for facts
Air safety investigator probes OC wreck
By FREDERICK SCHOE'MEHL
Of Ille D•llY Piiot St•ll
G. T. "Tom" McCarthy does
two things very well.
He can bet on rootb.all teams
like a wizard, winning a $600
pool at season's end.
With equal precision , he can
find the whys and wherefores
behind airplane crashes.
"I deal with only the facts,"
McCarthy says with the inflec-
tion one might expect from an
inner city police detect1ve.
It was nearly 9'p.m. -Feb. 17.
when McCarthy. a senior an-·
sarety investigatot with the .Na-
tional Transportation Safety
Board, received the call at bis
Virginia home t h at Air
California flight 336 had crash·
landed at Orange County's John
Wayne Airport, lnjurin1 34 personJ.
Orange County's firs t com -
mercial jet crash.
But he was not hesitant to pro-
vide details of the events that OC·
curred.
Hi s exasperation would oc-
casionaly show. It wasn't easy to
make reporters instant experts
on how jets operate and how air
traffic is handled.
"There's always ·a reason inci·
dents occur." McCarthy said
one night over a margarita at a
restaurant not too far from the
motel. "That's not to say we always find it."
He recalled. for exampie, be·
ing sent to the Midwest where a
plane. carrying only its pilot,
crashed Into a field, spreading
wreckage over a three•acre
area. -"Tb«e wasn'~ a plece larger
than a rivet. Wbat was I .sup.
posed to do? We finally saUd
something like the crash was
caused by the plane striking the
ground at a high rate of speed."
McCarthy has returned to his
Washington office, where he
concedes, "the real work will be
done."
His first task is to r eview re.
ports from smaller teams that
in vestigated factors includine
air traffic control, operations,
cockpit voice recorders, ·fli!hl
data recorders.
Those reports will become
public as they are reviewed.,
Mc~arthy said. It will be a de-
cision of the five-member safety
board to decide if public hear·
ings should Pe held on the crash.
McCarthy said he wouldn•t bf
surprised if public hearings arr
called for. ' .
Following the hearings if
they ire held -it will then ~
up to the board to decide ~ pt-oba ble cause.
McCarthy said It wlU be fou
perhaps five, months before
decision is rendered. '
Because there were no
fatalities, McCarthy and other
on-calJ investigators didn't have
to leave Washington O.C. in the
middle or the night.
Instead, team members rtew
out the following day, rested
They set up s hop at the
Rodeway Inn just a mile from
the airport, rented a typewriter,
hired a secretary and went to
work. •
Iran frees Britons l
Days melted into nights ana
nights into days as they worked
around the clock examining the
wreckage, interviewing wit·
nesses. writing reports, analyz.
ing cockpit and air traffic con-
trol lower tape recordings.
Each night, McCarthy, as in·
vestigator in charge, sat down
with reporters, hiked his glasses
onto his forehead and provided
details on that day's activities.
McCarthy made it clear from
the outset that he would not con-
jecture about what caused
Irish. Semi-
Sof t Natural
Cheese
LON DON <AP > Three
British missionaries who spent
six months in Iranian jails on
spying charges returned home
Saturday, declaring they love
the Iranian people and were well
treated in captivity.
Two said they longed to return
to the country they served as
medical missionaries for 32
years.
Iran released the Britons after
announcing the spying allega·
tions were based on documents
forged by an Iranian Anglican
church worker in that Moslem
nation.
Yeltbw ribbons fluttered from
the door of a VIP lounge at Lon·
EnloY Ihle delleklu1 impof11d c:tteeee "°"·" lt't t HleleofY FarrM of Ohkf' excluaJ~.
Tute some today ••• while 1Uppfy lasts!
don's Heathrow Airport, and tht
Angliean missionaries tiugge~
relatives in emotional reunions.,
But the missionaries' state
ments contrasted sharply wiut
the homecoming last month of
the 52 U.S. diplomatic hostages1 some of whom complained of ill1 treatment during their 444·day
captivity in Iran. 1
"Our feelings toward lhe lrat
nians have not changed one iota.j
and our great desire is to returrS
eventually," said medical mis!
sionary Or. John Coleman, sr, ,
who arrived in London with hi$
wife , Audrey. also 57, and th•
third freed missionary, Jea1f"
Waddell. 58. 1
A,.W.,.,,....
Cute coup"le
Sometimes friendships come in odd combinations and -
this scene appears to be one of them. Igor, the 10-pound,
41h foot-long iguana doesn't seen? to mind when Little
Roy, the parrot, uses his back for a perch in Vacaville.
Actually, the birds and lizards have more ~ommon
than meets the eye, as both descend from the great
dinosaurs who used to rule the Earth.
:Ted terms ~eaga:q
. .
:'budget cuts 'unfair'
C WASIDNGTON (AP> -Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy denounced
!>resident Reagan's economic
• package Saturday as a "pro-
tram of unfair sacrifice and un-
~ual benefit."
··I am concerned that the
"J\eagan bu~et cuts would take
• the most from middle-income
families, and Crom thole who
• 4ave the least," Kennedy said in
CBS television program pre-.
'enting Democratic and other ~iew• of the president's plan. "I
10 m concerned with a tax cut
at would give 20 times more to
be very wealthy than to the
iddle class." Reagan baa proposed slaabing
ore than $40 billion from the
ederal budget for fiscal 1982
nd cutting lndivtdual taxes 10
rcent a year -across the
ard -for three years.
"Thia proeram of unfair
sacrifice and unequal benefit is
baaed on an untested and uncer·
ta in economic theory ." said
Kennedy, a Massachuset-
ts Democrat.
"The administration bas
eambled our future on a dubious
plan that does not deal directly
with 1.be relentless spiral of ris·
inl prices, wages and i.nterest
rates." Turning to a possible_
Democratic alternative, Ken-
nedy said: 1
"I believe that every industry
and worker woulCf respond
patriotically to a policy of even-
b anded price and wage
restraint.
"I believe that all of us would
su1>port f&ir tax reductions for
average famllies, and ed'efully
taraeted tax incentives for ma-
jor enterprise and for small
business."
It's ra~y day
.
ehalnua of U. llDate ~. dtlfenDt Udltll -eapeelally lD
Wuh ..... ,D.C."
One ·major recommendation
Ja&ll for malat•••••• lb• current
m.µ.od ol Mtt1q health st..o-
claNlfsdeMw.A,_....,
,.Wbb)<tbe U.S. a...llStf
Commeree termed tbM ••dDI un1clentific an4 called for me11~ cotta •ca.tut beDlfttl
GaS Price hikes le88 than '80
,, . LOS ANO&LD (AP>, -1'be .. Mnoet aU of Jan.....,•1 and
TllSMTl'LScom• atatlme C01tol111GUDelDerNsedmareta muc~ ol February'• mere ... wliea tbe naUaD la worried aboGt U.. ftnt two mont.ba of 1llO tbu were tbe reault o1 world crude
.laer..,laJ •••r11 coat.I and Wlyear,delptteprfeedecontroll price inereaea ln1Uated by tbe
poeala.le lllartal• -ud &Ida cnlered by Pr9ldent Reacan lD Or1aobaUoo of Petroleum Ex·
promlMI to pa., a m.,_ pert la Janury, an oll lndutry newalet· ~ Countriet," the newslet-
tbe mudated r•Y"i•• Of tb• terre=Saturdayaald. teraala. Cleu Air Act. A report OD tbe Me e, Febnary bad tbe Lundbers 1ald the averaae re-
ltTO law belDI turned Oftl' to· lar1est ever wboJnale and ~ t'll increase for all types of
Contreu on llODday will bella· prteelnereuaforonemontb,bUt ia10Une from January and
the debate. lbe Lundbera Letter cauUoned February of lut year, wblle lt
Tbe report by the National the pricejumpwu ••a temporary wH unde.ffederal price controls;
Commiuion on Air Quality will acceleraUoo,notatrend." wH 13.4 centa a aallon, wblle in·
make reeommendatlons on alter-The preaideat's decontrol order creases this yeu. for the same
lDI the aet, and what baa become of Jan. 28 was not the chief villain · months avera1ed 12.1 cents.
pub Ile l n di cat f 1 there• s in the latest round of retail price •'The increase ln January.
aometblDa to anaer everybody-mcreues, accordJng to the letter February and March last year
both industry and environmental published by oU l.Mustry expert totaled 18.1 cents a talion. To
activtats, D a n Lundberg in Nor t b reach that level tbia year, retail
en Marcil," 1ald the letter, ad·
dlna tbat. a current 11ut tn
1aaollne 1tock1 would make
auch an lncnue unllk.ty. ·
''Thua, flnt:e..uarter 1981 14.
erea1e1 -with more than two ·
montha ol deeontroJ -probably
won't match those of 1980," the
letter 1tated._
The leUer said blamin1
January-February price in-
creases on Reagan's decontrol or-
der was "mlainformed specula-
tion."
· "Tbe decontrol of-domestic
,crude prices . . . contributed
scarcely any or the gasoline price
increases in January and ·only a
portion of those in February,'· the
letter stated. Committee chairmen who will Hollywood. prices would have to rise 6 cents
be at the heart of the battle, say .---------------------------...,..-----------they don't wut the law 1• gutted,"
and even spokesmen for in-
dustry say they 10 &lobe with the
eoal of protectina the environ·
ment.
BUT AS Stalford noted laat
week when talking about the
act's future:
"What people tell you and what
they believe are sometimes two
Cafpe nte-r:
• survives
impaling
THOUSAND OAKS CAP> -A
24-year·old carpenter wbo feU off
the roof of a house was in stable
condition Saturday after a ~-inMl
steel bar pierced his skull but mis-
sed bis brain and spinal column,
authorities said.
Los Angeles County fire
paramedics found Michael
Melnick, of Reseda, conscious
and tallting as co-workers com-
forted him at the construction site
in Malibu following the Friday ac-
cident. The workers supported
Melnick's torso, which was hane-
ing over an open pit~rom which
the reinforcement bar j utted.
The reinforcement bar entered
the base of Melnick's skull and
came out just tbove the bridge ol
hi11aose.
•
. Doctors at WesUake Communi·
ty' Hospital said the rod was sur-
glc ally removed. .
"In 23 years of duty I've never
seen anything like it," said Capt.
Harry Williams of the Los
Angeles County Fire Depart·
ment. "When we got there Friday
morning bis co-workers were sup-
porting his body above a 10-foot
bole that bad been dug for a
fireplace foundation.
"The only thing that kept him
from falling into the hole was the steelbar,"~esald. ,
Williama said fire' officials and
paramedics realised lmmedia~
ly that they could not remove the
rod fromMelnick's bead. He said
Melnick was in pain but waa calm
and carried on a conversation
with rescuers as they sawed
throup the rod and abortened it.
Melnick was flown by
helicopter to the hospital, where
surgery wu delayed until the ar-
rival of a special saw to remove
the bar.
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tn your home 01.11' custom decorators ' nave eareluly &el9cted 100 ~
hlbrict that w1l give VOi llOfN
., new~ cnoo.. f(om
an~ MW. sheers, °'*1 -1191,
textures. Qemnll. ~ "'° punts M reduced 35,. IO ~I
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and elegant Euv.-care and good IOokong, 100: In a wide range of colors lllld al)'les.
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25 °lo Off Cuatom-ord., wood shutters.
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F« a state ao reliant on the automobile for travel1 CalilornJ.a la remarkably backward lD M¥enl areu • legtalaUon aovem1n1 thole wbo drlve. • · ...
One ol thole area• 11 radar enforcement of .,...
limits on hl1hway1 covered by the Callfornla JUPwv
Pat:rol. Despite clear-cut evidence that mott clrtven II·
nore the S5 mpb speed limit, and despite· tbe I act tbi&
radar ls used by pioat Callf omia ciU• aDcl moet othei' ·
states, the Legislat\U'e atu~mly refuaea to 'allow U..
CHP to uae tb1s very reliable an,t effective tool to enforce
the law. Legislators, knucldinl ln to trucklna and trucker•
union lobbies. are so afraid of the issue thal tbe>CHP lln't
even going to uk the lawmakers for r-4ar unita thil
session. ·
There is also eviden~e that the Leetslature will move
this year in ~other ares badly overlooked -keeplnl un·
insured motorists off the streets and blabwaya. .
Although present law requires driven to c.arry ~·
surance, as many as 15 percent don't. They re ocily
caught after they've been involved in an accident -and
that's often too late for a judicial settlement to be made.
Now Assemblyman Richard Robinson bat introduced
a bill requiring car owners to sign a statement that they
have insurance when they register or re-register their
vehicles. Drivers also would be required to have evidence
they are covered at all times tbey are on the road. P~nalties would be .stiff. Anyone caught lying would
lose bis vehicle registration. Those caught without liabili·
ty insurance could be fined a minimum of SlOO.
It's high time the Legislature _put some teeth into the
auto insurance requirement. While some argue that it
would work a hardship on the poor, they're forgetting
that the poor often are the victims 'of uninsured drivers
themselves. ._
Robinson's blll is a sensible way of enforcing a law
that clearly is in the public interest. ·
Don't let regents hide
California's governmental agencies are among the
best in the nation when it comes to doing their business in
public. ·
For good reason. They're forced to under the Ralph
M. Brown Act, which 1-ays down some stringent rules
about secret or closed-door sessions by city councils,
school boards and the like.
There is an exception -the board of regents that
governs the University of California.
Long noted for their strong views on autonomy, the
regents have through the years successfully evaded all
efforts to insure that they conduct university affairs
where the publi~ can hear and see them.
They brazenly insist that the university's affairs' are
above the purview of the ordinary citizenry -although
they clearly are dealing in money provided by Joe Citizen
Taxpayer.
In a recent incident, the regents met privately to con· r
sider promotions and raises for twn UC Extension of-\
ficers. The doors wei:e closed despite the fact the two and
their department have been receiving sharp criticism
from a variety of sources. r •
The public shoutd have known about the review of the
two men so comment couJd be offered -pro and con -
on their suitability for promotion. It certainly shouldn't
be a private little affair when an air of controversy bung
ove r the issue.
So long as the regents are spending the taxpayers'
money the public should have reasonable access\to their
business transactions and meetings.
Situation's alarming
A Daily Pilot reader offered an observation the other
day that aptly proves the adage about the mDre things
change the more alike they"t1ecome.
He sent ir story that read, in part:
''The oil dispute <over) the Middle Eastern kingdom
of Iran is among the moet serious problems the world
now faces. It has shut off a major source of Europe's
petroleum supply; it bas stopped the now of royalty pay·
ments which the Iranian government desperately needs;
and, worst of all, it could touch off a-new.world war.
"The oil fields of southwest Iran are some of the
richest fields existing anywhere. They have brought Iran
to fourth place among the oil producing nations of the
world.
"But the Iranian peoplt:, rich and poor alike, feel the
country has been cheated and abused ... the Iranians
think it is buJDiliating to have their co\i.qtry'a ereatest in-
dustry dominated by foreigners. They want to nm it
themselves. .
"Iran's neighbor on the north -the Soviet Union -
may seek to take advantage of the confusion and get con-
trol of Iran. U she does so, our own nation will have to
make a fateful decision. Either we will have to block
the Kremlin at the risk of all-out war, or we shall have to
stand aside and let the Soviet Union gain lritn as a valua-
ble prize."
·Obvious observaUons on the current world scene?
No, direct quotes from a publication called The
American Observe'r -dated Sept. 24, 1951.
• Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Daily Pilot.
Other views expressed on this page are those of.their authors and
artists. Reader comment is Invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O._
Boxj__~, posta Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642...t321 . .
I
Boyd/ Bridal traits
B7L.aBOYD
Any yoaq man ln search
of a matrimon1al mate mlpt
t
Aren't Rea1an'1 QOO,oeo weekend• ln
Santa Barbara a blt
ea,en11Ye for one
preacbl•I eeo•omyT '
Be COULD ride Illa
borte Md-.. Weod
at C.-. Jantd.
K. a.
consider the f0Uowin1 ad·. •
vlce: "Look (or a demand·
in1, ambltiom, ener1etl~ in.
tetu1eat tlrl. Order yov.nelf
to fall in love with bar.
Marr1 her prompt17." So
couDMll • Lctve and War a· , pert wWl .&me aecteatlala.
TM lirl need aot be ricll.
1a11. DI, beea .. t.M aton-
m eattoned ciuelltlH wlll
almo.t certalal>' paraatee
that the ud IMr bUlbud wtll
be rldJ eomeday. And 1be
need not be beautiful,
beeaute U tbe )'OU.DI man
ba..._ ldl bead propetl1, be'll ddilk 11M'1 .,.....,..,
aM u.at'I all tMt H 1'1 .. u)w.,.
NUlllGTON"' -.llamy ~ .. ,~...--1•r........, t.o u.. jumla .. ........, .. ==•y ---a-of ID ce reportt tbat pointed to tbe
Kr•llillD .. the pqwer behind a.JUat .... ID the ravaaed llWe tOUllVJ. .
Thal'• wb)' tlae Rea1an ad·
• mtnlltraUon. wbtch needs oo en-
coura1ement from Dem·
ocratl to
take a hard
anti-Soviet
line, will UD·
doubtedly
continue aid
to the Junta.
What wor·
rlea pro ·
fe1sional -
di)Jomata and inteJHaence
analysta la that the admlniltra·
tion'a fear of a communlat vie·
tory ln El Salvador may blind lt
to what they see u an even
Richard Reeves
tlkell• poulbOlty: Tbat lbe cen· Jn West Germany, the ln·
trill Jmata may be overthrown telli1ence· team "would, of
by rlP&Ut element.I who wut a coune, bope to make Pfleffllta·
rehtrn to ti.e old mllltary-tioa to leadenblp of lbe SoClalllt
landowner C>ailarchy. Party, pven tlNllr appareotaup.
port ol the 8alvad6ran revolu·
ALLIES LIKE Mexico aod tionariea, ''the document stat.ea.
West Germany q,eanwblle, tend · Followlnl the team's vllit to
to be leu iearful of the Bolan. the Intelligence would be
Salvadoran leftilll than of what made .. available" to NATO
they re1a.rd u a retarn to the members and "other selecl
days ol U.S. hnperiallam ln Cen· European countries."
tral America.
In the hope of per1uadln1 PA&nCIPATING in the in·
European leaders that U.S. ~U11e.nce r,oadlhow would be
fear• o1 a .lel'Ult ivictory in El representatives of the State
Salvador are not Just anti· Department, the CIA and the
commwlilt hysteria, the State Defense InteUieence Agency.
Department ii coulderin1 the What would they have to tell the
idea o1 aend.ln1 a team o1 ln· all:epUcal foreign leaden? Here
teJJigence experb to brief la some top-secret informalioo
Western leaden. Al the team's that our intelligence expert.a
mlaaioo la described in a eecret have been eathering since last
document, it would .be to "show summer. Much of it, sources
them evidence in our posaeuion told my uso<'iate Lucette
. . . (to) clarify and support our Laenado, comes from a cache of
stattmenta and actions vi•·•· docum~nta captured from
vis El Salvador." Salvadoran communists:
-WtUl tbe Kremlla '1 •P·
provaJ, tbe Cubans are ln eMqe
of amuau.ac annl to the ......
rWaa from eutem Europe and
Vletnam.
-The left.I.It rebels baYe 're-
cel ved several tons 9f arms
from the Soviet bloc, lbcludlni
57-mllUmeter rltiet and other
anti-tank weapons.
-Many of the commuabt
weapons 1mu11led t~ &be
Salvadoran auerrillaa co~e
from the stocks tbat tfle
Americans left behind in Viet·
nam.
-DESPITE SOVIET at·.
tempta to avoid direct compUci·
ty. some Russian-made arms
are also getting into El
Salvador. For example, a ship-
ment ot Soviet band grenades, sup in their original crates, wu
recenUy captured Crom the reb·
els .
-As many as 300 guerrillas
al a lime are being given
military training in Cuba.
-The Palestin~ Liberation
Organization is also providing
training to the Salvadoran reb-
els al PLO bases in Syria and
Iraq.
Our experts believe the So·
viels' aim in El Salvador is
more devious than a straight-out
victory for the leftist rebels.
What they nope t.o do is create
enough turmoil in Central
America to divert U.S. attention
from the Russians' activities in
Afghanistan and elsewhere -
and maybe s uclter us into
another Vietnam.
THE UEMLIN "would like
nothing better" than t.o see the
United States get deeply in-
volved in the Salvadoran con·
flict, said a diplomatic source.
The growing communist ac-
tivity in Centrai America could
also threaten Mexico's vast new
oil operation in the Gulf of Mex -·
ico.
Fake history to challenge "Happy Days'·
NEW YORK -For some rea-
son, tbe newspapers I saw last
week did Dot mate much ol the
story ol Gerald Rafsboon and
Hamilton Jordan 1iping on with
CBS for more than S6 millioa to
produce a "docudrama" about
the Iranian crisis and the re-
lease of the Am~rican hostages.
The New York Times gave it
two paragraphs in its "People:·
column. The
Wasbington
Post gave It
four in a
lelevtsioo ~l
umn.
I WOULD
have stopped
the preases
and bannered
the thing on
pase 1 with ~ couple of sub-
beadllnes:
FORMER OFFICl.AlS T.\l{E
S6 MILLION FOR DRAMATIC
RIGHTS TO CARTER WHITE
HOUSE CBS BUYS "OFFICIAL FIC~
TION"
Jordan-Raf1boon to Fabricate
Version of Hoeta.ge Crisis.
lnvesU1ation Expected; Ar·
rest.I Seen Imminent
Tbil le incredible. Or is it
"That's Incredible." I mean,
this 11 history, it isn't "Real
Andy Rooney.
People," ror God's sake .
TBEsE PEOPLE are not only sellinc ---.ar_ steallng -part ot the b.iat.ory oTlR"'Untted States,
they are going to MAKE IT UP.
They will make themselves loot
better than they s hould, and
they will make us love it.
Hostages are exciting!
Humiliation is fun! There will be
codlmercials and CBS will rd'alte
a lot of money because fated
b.iatory 'la ll)Ore interesting than
"Happy Days."
1These people -nice guys Wte
Rafsboon and Jordan and the
giant.I who run CBS -are mat·
in& ua lnt.o parodles or ounelves.
WE RAVE ALWAYS bad pres-
ident.a, secretaries of state and
backstairs ma.Ida ln the White
House quietly callin1 a1enta ln New York about thelr' memotra
and the chances of alipptq a
few clualfied document.I Into
print. Now 'they'll be calling
about the' dramaU~ ri.l.l!..t:s_., ~-
"Does be know a bout the
girl?''
"What girl?"
"No girl. I just made that up."
"ED. IF .YOU can get a girl in
there, we've got a deal. A big
· deal. NBC needs something lilte
this -it couJd be right for Susan
Anton. Get a girl 1n there, Ed
. . . think about it."
It will happen. ~nd if it
doesn 't exactly. a network
writer will make it happen.
What the networks are doinl
-and Ralsboon and Jordan are
now getting a piece of the action
' -is cooatanUy and deliberately
blurridg t6e lines between news
and entertainment; breaking
down the distinctions between
fact and fiction. .
It's "Real People" and
"That's Incredible," the whole
1ame of "reality program-
ming." It's really programmed
reality -that's what those little
disclaimers at the end about
"enhanced dialogue" mean.
Like tbla: "Sam, I tb1nk I've cot a cood THE WHOLE thing is de·
one here. Rawhide -you know, signed t.o look like a straight
the preaid~t _.:. is thinll:ln1 ma1azine show, but it isn't;
about blockading Cuba. I can cet tb~t·s why those shows have
notes on the whole thing." wnters.
"Gee, Ed. We'd love t.o do We are in real trouble. Our'
business. But someone over a~ friendly ne~work:s have shown,
the State Department says be once agaiif, that they are made
can 1et us the notes plus the up of people whom you can't in·
diplomatic cables." vile Into your home with money
'
. .
~ ........ ---.. ---
"I know It was 6: 45 PM
because I was crying at the
sad TV program I was
watchlng ... the news." ,
lying around -they will do
anything to get their bands OG it.
Jordan and Ralsboon, tdinl
"tacky" t.o new heights, have
confirmed that Jimmy Carter
really didn't bave any Jutt,ment
in picking the peopf e around
him. And the rest of us, one ol
these days, will have no idea
what is real and what ls not.
The lnlth would mat~ us free
if we could only remember .rbal ··
it was.
Capitalists insisting on capitalized products
What do the words "upirtn,"
"escalator," "cellophane" and
•'nylon" bave in common?
Give up? Each of them wu a
word made up by a company as
the name of a
product they
were aellins
aad eacb
name became
so popular
that the COID·
panlet that in-
vented Ulose
n am ea lost
their ex ·
elusive rtsht
to uae them. Any compan7 that mat• mcmna slept for a depart~
ment et.on now can call tbem
''escalatcJn. •' Bayer ln•entecl tbe
word "alPlrln" to•ertbe a pain
killer made ~ a cbemlc1l called
acet1llaHeyHc acid, but now
aa1onesaa eall tbelr pa1D klller
made ol that. "uplria ...
WllllNAeampaaJUllPlllla
lot ol _, adYtrtlllal to mMe
tllelr •r••• •••• po•ala.r, ...... _ .... .., ...
11.:"ftllt C111•1•r 100. a. ...... _ .. ~"--... z•nm•
In a recent column I referred to
"1tyroloam" and they want to
make sure lbat ln the future I re-
fer to lt u "Styrofoam brand
plutic foam" because they own
the name and want lt capitallled.
. To tell you tbe truth, I'm more apt
to avoid it altofether than bother
to. call It "Styrofoam brand
pluUcfoam."
I'm •JIDpatbetiC to tbe com-
pani•, tboulh. and J feel bad
about bavlnl eoatributed to some
·lOIHI, Tbe ftnt letter I eftl' tot
Uke tbe .. 1 IOl troal Dow came·
20 yeare a10· wbea I called sometlllnl "a tbermol botUt." ·~·· .......... Dame and a .,odoae, butalnce "9•\ Ume
ther··· kllt lt and now aa1oae cu ca l a vae~vm bottle a
"therrno1."
I SHOULD BAVS knowa
St1rotoem wu a trade saame but
IOllletimll JOU'N 1UJ'DriMd by a
trade name. I'" alway• ~alled
t1ae uuae ball JOU bat ...... u.. F-_ ............. . •• bell··· Jt tuna out ta.at
• 11a ...... mOWDld
-w n••_,. tU& IDMM ta .... _ ............... . ,.. .. ....., .... ,
.
way t.o describe the aame tba.q the
phrase "table teonil" that you
canaeewbyeveryoaeuseslt.
One compan.y, Duncan, owned
the word "Yo-Yo" ln tbe United
States but loet ·their exclusive
ri1bt to use it and aubaequeatly
went bankrupt. Tbe.1 were ac-
quired b)' tbe Flambea\f Corp.,
whlcb now mak• Duncan ycnoa.
I wouidD't even kDow wbat to call
a "yo-yo" made b)' another com·
panytbatcouldn't use that name.
Tbe ftnt time I e•e't beard ~the
problem wu when the Victor
Talkiq KM:bine Co. wu trJ'bil
to 1e\,peopl• to atop cal.liq MY reeo,.. plays• "Vl~-" 'l'MJ
did tet tbem to~. too. and now
7ou never bear of a victrola er a
Victrola a111more. You mar bt
too 10UDI for that. You bad to
.,•ladtblm.
Sank• hu been fi1hUn1 the tide
wlth Robert Young on teleTlaioft'
every ni8bt, puahin1 the Idea that
people ouabt to ult for "Sahta
brand decaffeinated coffee.'' I
don't know whether it'll wort or
not. It'• bard to get a waiter'• at·
tentloa for that lone it a
reata.-r"ant.
Tbe trade names "Jell-0.''
"Vaseline" and mCMJt reee9t1J
"Formica" are cloae to becoalinC
1eneri~te~.
COCA·COLA 11 acared ltllf
.tbe1'U loM tbe name .. Cote." and
Xerox wont• about Ulat n .... I
doG •tkqowwbatquallty itll a.-
·.01nt name1 that mak• tlem
become PoPU)arly accepta• u
verbs, aouaa or adjectlfe1.
Almolt eY*J claJ I xerox ....
letten I've written, but I do lt oo
anJBll;aiMeroteometbMI.
Coca-Cola bu 4'Vlll taken= letal _,., .._people to
.Howard1--'1and.U a
"Coke" aad aot Ro~•r• Job..-11 owa bread, •• ...,o
Cola,"~..... • , .............. eanM ..
u..~,,_.,.,.....,~r• ...................... ..., ...........
Dr. CMrfa 0 . s.u " 0 proftaor ~ W.CC a& Cal ~.
U JOU •ant to know wbo'll ~ _. .... ol tbe Golden State lD
1llt or 1111, watch tbe ulW'ftlftln.
rac .. for UM so.called r.mliMi? •tel• ~ -ln partieulU' ror
lieutenant aovernor, •ttornex
a•neral and coat.roller.
Sver since Hiram Jobmoo'•
-Jtl'Ofr4111ilve --ftfvml '"'Weakened
California's polttlcal P•rties in
tbe ea:J! 1900s, tbla st•te's minor ce holden ban been
an almo.t aure Mt tor tb4' aov-
ernonblp. fOUoWina Johnson, there have
been 11 1over110n: oae bad been
the mayor of San Franclaco
( .. Sunny" Jim Rolph); ene a
atate Hnat« (Culbert Olsoo>;
and one a well known movie &e·
tor (Ronald Reagan).
But the other eight bad held
one of the s~te's several minor
ofllces before bein& elected gov-
ernor. Eight-to-three. odds are a
Skepticism healthy
cooct beC lD any bone race.
By f 1r the beet ol tbe llliDor el-
fi ces ls Lleutenaot 1ovenoJ'.
Con1ldered a polltital"dead·
end .. by most polltlcal 1el.....U
and newspaper eolumoJata "11
'peraoo II, in l•ct, tbe belt beCJto
be the next 1ovemor.
Goodwin "Goqdle" · Knl1llt,
Frank Merrtam, C.C. Youaa.
William D. Stephens au moved
up lft tbir century. '"!'er ~ sure,
Kntebt, Merriam, and St.epbem
won tbe top spot due to the death
or reslgnatie» of tbe_Jovemor.
Only one, c.c. Younc, ns eleet-
ed covernor in bis own rltbt.
But whether by death, res·
lgnatton, or (lectioo ~ these
four became governor.
'
TWO A'M'ORNEYS genenl
ha'ie won the governor's corner
office in the Capitol -Earl War·
ren and Edmund G: ("Pat);
Brown.
And, of course, the present
governor, Jerry (son of Pat)
Goillg downhill
starts with pill
By EMMA E. HYMAN
Emma HJ1m4n ii a reaideftt of Laguna Bea.ch
· , It all started as a crude ritual, back in the days or
witchcraft. In recent years it bas been developed into a science.
It usually takes from 10 to 15 years, however modern scientific
1dvancements are shorten.log this period of time.
It starts with one· simple aspirin for a simple headache.
When the one aspirin will no longer cover up the headache, take
two! After a few months, when two aspirin will no longer cover
up the headache, you take one of tbe st.roneer compounds.
BY THIS TIME IT BECOMES necessary tp take s&mething
for the ulcers that have been caused by the aspirin.
Now that you are taking two medicines, you have a good start. , .
After a few months these
medications will disrupt your
liver function.
IF A GOOD infection de-
velops. you can take some
penicillin . Of course t h e
penicillin will damage you,r red
blood corpuscles and spl~ so
that you develop anemia.
Another medication is then
taken lo cover up the anemia.
By t.bis time all of lbeM
medications will put such a
strain on your kidneys they
should break down. It is now
lime lo take some antibiotics.
When these <lestroy your natural
resistance to disease. you can
expect a flare-up of all of your
systems.
THE NEXT STEP is t.d cov-
er up all of tht1e • symptoms
with sulfa drugs.
When the kidneys finally
plug you up, you can have them
drained. Some poisons will build
up in your system but you can
keep· going quite awhile this
way.
By now the m~catioos will be so confused they won 't
know what they are supposed lo be doing, but it doe,,n't really
matter. If you have rollowed every step as directed, you can
now make an appointment with the undertaker!
This game is played by practically all Americans except for
the few ignorant souls who have followed nature!
• Bl'OWll WU HCMtlr)t of at.w
~fore lt'74. Much tarll• ln
California bl1tory, Friend
Rlcbard1011, 1tate treaaurer,
'JOD itbe 1ovemorablp ln 1112.
Tbe euendal pOtftt of a1J UllJ
detail ia that e.ub of tbeH eiabt
men became co•emor aft.er hav-
1n1 held eome ao-callecl "minor" w "dead-end'' state ofnce.
BVt:Nr NOW most potential
contenders In next year•a,
1ubematorial electlOOJ DO,Ji bold
one of thole "m.lnor" offites.
Mike Curb (lieutenant. cov-
emor); George Deu.kmejian (at-
torney 1eneral); Ken Cory (oon-
troller >; .March Fonc Eu
(secretary (Jf state> and Jesa
Unruh (treasurer > are all poui·
ble 1ubernatorial candidates.
Only two potentials -Pete
Wilson (mayor, San Diep) and
Tom Bradlef (mayot, Los
Angeles) do not hold statewide
office. Accordinc to past biatory,
Wilson and Bradley are buckins
lb• oddl. Xbe le11on 11 clear: Aa-sembl111MD, state Mllator1, eoD·
Petamtn and mayora do nat do
well u candidates for 1overnor.
The 1178 GOP prlqsary electlou
ue a prtme example.
STNl'E SEN. Jobn Brilll of
Oraqae County dropped out ol
tbe subernatorial race d\ae to a
poor abowina in' the public op-i
oion polls. WUIOll got only 9 per-
cent ol tbe vote ln b1a. first shot
•t tbe 1overnorah1p. Ken ~addy
(tben an aaaemblym•n from
Frffno) got 19 percent.
Even the controversial and
colorful ·u Davis <Los An;elea
Polict QUef) aot only• percent
of the vote. The wlnn• ol the
GOP lil'ftnary wu dull and un-
exciUn1. but be 1was the attorney
1eneral-Evel!e Youneer-eot 40
percent ol the vote.
The 1974 Democratic primary
electioaa abow the same pattera.
San Francisco Mayor Joseph
Tol>AY's GUiZ
PICK TUE MOST 6CoNOMICAL, Co~VENISNT ~
AND. FUNCTIONAL SITE: FOR A /h.JOR
0~<5e COUNTY AIRPORT.
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ci..eV!:L.AND NATfoNAt FOREST
NE:WPo~T BEACH
Alioto, Coa1reuman JeJ'Ome
W alctie. A.uembly Speaker Bob
MoretU, Los Ansel•• County
SupervtlOI' B-.t.w Ward, apCl
State Sen. Jamea Wed•orth
all wentdowDtodefeat.Secr«ary •
or State B"°'"1 won.
TbUI, tt•a not at all surpriainl
that while the press and pu~c
rocua oa the major candidates
ror COVemol' in 1912, a whole
bott ol candidatea are quletly
1roomlnli tbemRlvet for sorpe
(or any) minor state office.
To be aure, it'• often.bard tc
know who's runninc for what. AJ
·circumatances cban1e. political
coals cbante. But the overall
tareeta remain the same -some
statewide office, preferably
lieutenant 1ovemor.
Aasembly minority leader
Carol Hallett (San Luis Obilpo)
hopes to be half of a Curb·
Hallett ticket next year. Fresno
Stale Sen. Maddy may take a
shot at the office ii Curb does
run for eovemor.
Mailbox
top ·
State Sen. Du 8oatWTt&ht
<Concord) and Oakland Aa·•
1ttmblyman·Tom Bal.el are allol
potential candidates. De'*"''DI
on eventa and altet'DaUvee, eX·J
Speaker L1t9 llcCartby (Saa
Franci.lco); State Sen. Wllllam
Campbell (Hacienda Helahta>
or State Sen. H.L Ricbardlon'
(Arcadia) might enter tbe race. •
Even recently depoted State'
Senate President pro tem Jim'
Mills (San Dieto> mlabt also
run for lieutenant eove.rnor. Tbei
list is almost end.leu and uncer-
tain.
REGA&DLESS OF the ftnal
• list of candidates, the central
point remains clear -the way
to become governor ls to ftnt
become one of the minor
statewide elected officials.
Being lieutenant governor is
~he best bet with about l-0ut-0f.3
odds oo being the next aovemor.
Not bad for a political "dead-
end." •
'Better to insure
safe airport now'
To the Editor;
A3 the coordinating direct.or of
the Airport Coalition, I thought it
would be appropriate for me to
reply lo Tom Murphine's column
that appeared Feb. 19, 1981 con-
cerning the safety of John Wayne
Airport.
Io bis column Mr. Murphlne
stated that ·•some observers bad
hoped that the jet opponents
would graciously shun commen-
tary on the Air Cal crash" al the
Orange County Board qf
Supervisors airport master plan
hearing lut week, "since it waa
foremost in everybody's minds
anyway."
First ol all, I would like to know
who those "observer;" are. Are
they the tens of thousands of peo-
ple living under the meht pattern
and airspace of John Wayne
Airport? Are they the puents of
the thousands of children that at-
tend tbe schools lbat lie in the de-
parture fiiebt path of John Wayne
Airport? Or are thoae "Ob·
servera" the same old big-buck
money interests in th.is ·county
that want to turn John Wayne
Airport into an international
airport and Newport Beach into
an acoustical wasteland just so
they can line their pockets with a
'few more bucks?
Ma. MUllPRINE states that to rd ake mention of the near
cataslro~c Air Cal crash wasn't
necessary sin~ it was foremost in
everybody's mllld anyway. Well,
if it was foremost in the minds of
any of the supervisors, you could
•• L41\er\ from r•-" •r• •elcome. Tne rlallt 10
coNl<tnw letter' to Ill -• °' ellml,..le llbel I\ reserved 1A1fllrs ol JOO words or leu ,.;u lie
Qlve11 prelerence. All leller~ mutl ln<IU<M ~Pt~~:;;;"' .=~i:o.rci~~~::.:: ~':, ~y ."'; r.·~~:«9~..,:~ ':~~bl~=• L:::"-..:
numlHtr ol Ille conlrlbulor mutl be ol•ri0<
••rlllu tlcn purPOWS
have fooled me and everyone else
whQ.. attended that meeting
becalise not one word was men-
tloned about it by any of them.
Mr. Murpblne thinks that it is a
"pity•• that anyone would have
"succumbed" to mention the air
traffic hazard pn~.seoted by the
highly constrained and over-
crowded airspace of John Wayne
Airport. I wonder if there are any
people living (or the 144 dead
ones) around Lindbergh Field ln
San Diego who think It was a "p1ty" that someone didn't raise
questiooi; about the safety
hazards of the air operations al
Lindberch Field prior to 9:01
a .m. Sept. 25, 1979.
Mr. Murpbine, a lot of drastic
changes have been made to air
operations at Lindbergh Field
since that dbastrous. air era.ah.
Maybe it would be better to
raise the air hazard questions
here at John Wayne Airport,
now mate.ct ol 1~ de1d peopJe
later! ~
TOM WlLLI¥fS
v ....... , .. teflllt ..
To the Editor:
I've always been a union man;
didn't get any satisfaction from
it, but for what it was int.ended
it's a good thing. It's giveD the
American W'Orker some protec-
tion and better working condi-
tions.
But they've carried tbe thing
too far and it's raised the price
on everything and i's . costing everybody more. All the unions
are doing is handling more-.
money, then spending more
money so they're right back ~
where they started.
It's the poor and middle man
who pay the bills.
JORN GIZERRA
Editor's Logbook/What happened to end of crash, comics?
. ' .
By THOMAS KEEVIL ..._ .. _o.ttyP"9t
Daily Pilot readers missed
their favorite comic strips, want
better weather reports, gripe
1bout ink rub off1 enjoy the
Sylvia Porter column and food
pages a.nd have no hesitancy
about criticizing their-hometown
newspaper.
Neither do they hesitate in
• pralsinc it when they find cause.
Those are
aome of the.
1eneral ob-
1 er v atlons
1alned from
1oln• ov.er
the latest
batC'b Of
reader
·responses to
tb• eclltor Iii
· tU ·p•t few
da71. Hen are aome of tbem,
alon• wttb the be9t and meet booeA reepomet1 could find. . .
would make some semblance of
sense and· be reasonably ac-
curate. Unfortunately, the scope
of the directory seems to be
beyond UB. Something like 30 AM
stations and 40 FM stations
beam signals into our area
strong enough to be picked up. A
complete list of. all of their pro-
grammin1 probably would con-
sume more time and space than
moat 'readers care about.
We've thougbi about liaUnl
the stations and glv,ine the
general type of pt<>1ramm.in1
each one features -rock, soft
listening, talk radio, etc. -but
they change emphasis so oft.en
and so suddenly it'1 nearly im-
possible to keep up with them.
There mU1t be aome. •ay of
glvins readers some abbreviat-
ed form of procrammln1 that
would be UHfu.1, We'll keep try.
me. ..
Can Clw DoUr ,,.,.,, do a blfWr
fob °" tu 10101Mr report, r...._
perotUNt of major dffe• ClrOllRd '111
toOrld, M'f "'°"' ,.. rwporl,,..,,.. cOl'ICIUbM ..t ,,.... Ulle CMI. A!lo, ,,,. ....,.., ,.,,., {rOfft .......
'ctlWI .. "" U.S. art otcn c,..,...
We're workln• on 1 mucb
more~wtftMr~ and .bDUli ban lt In lb• paper
wttbln t.be next mont)\. It WW
ba.e 111.l. Uaat informaUon -and ..........
CMCk.out count~•.
The AP account did use this
inappropriate wording. It should
have been changed or deleted.
YOU tqWezed out ttDO good comic
1tnps /or tht toke of two 1'0{1e• of
oduertilfng ,~ in loft s~··
comic uctioft. That waa a CMfw
trick.
It sbouldo't have happened
that way. <>Ur comic section la
printed by a Buena Park ~
, tb•t publishes cqlored comic
sections for virtually all
newspapers in Southern
California. Our trnncement
with them ls that when up to 1 ~
pages ol advertblnC falll lD t.be
•ix pi1e aectioo, the comle1 are
• reducecJ ln Ille and aqueesed In·
to the a•ailable apace. ·
When advertllinl excffdt that
amowat -u lt did lut &mclay
-t.be lectioG la 1uppoMd to. be jumped to eilbt ,., ... SoJIMIODe fl the prtnt.-. made a W!'ODI
call and -we did lbol'tchUC-oar
comic ltrtp readers.
If JIOU' rtonea (<m punk roc#cen)
ore goinQ to make an11 •enM to
tht awrage reodn J10U •hould off~
at lea.at a ponmtMtical phN* de-
fining a punk rocbr before taking
off on them. I• tM punk rock pltaae
all bad? What ore tM requir'1Mfttl
for mnabenldp? •
When punk rockers were com-
inl on the scene stron1ly last
December, the Dally Pllot at-
tempted to tell in a speclal re-
Ir you see .. a young man with • · When a comic strip, cartoon or
close-cropped, hair. likely dyed syndicated feature appears in
to a pastel shade; weattng a rag-either lbe Los Angeles Times Q,r
tag mixture Of 505-style clothing the Herald Examiner, it's
and a black leather jacket, almost & certainly that tl is un-
chaoces are he'd like to be iden-available lo us. Syndicates seU
lified as a punk rocker -territory exclusivity -in effect.
particularly if be engages in a a fcapchise.
dance known u "the slam" in which he bur).s his body at others Our answer lies in trying to
to the beat of a rowdy baod. spot and 1>uy a good feature
port who they were, where they B<Xk in DecnaNr tlw ~
come from and what ideatiflea PUot ran o ~ o/ o q 10M '°°'
them. Unfortunately, a common: Cronguililed bJ1 Newport B-ac1l
ly accepted deflnlUon couldn't doflcalclwn oft4 ,•Ql!r.-, '*'1. 1
be found. MHr ,... ~ mM,C obold
We laid: "To some police ol-~ ~ -Doft'l giw tu clff-
rtcers it la a menacill& inove-~ffMUtol.Fw.laltota.
ment · leavln1 spray-painted · ''tlie dot •W'Vi•ecl ud ii llvinl
1wa1Wlu in its wake; an .a.DU· bappUy witb lta owners, w. are
everttblnil cult that. alma Ill told. Newport Police Chief Pete
enefi* at deatnacUon. 'Gro.1 nporWd be found no m1a·
. "Otben believe punk-roclt la Clonduet or -e.... tw rebatlnc
merelJ tbe lat.ell e&prellloG fA tbe animal control otneer. teen·• nbeWoa, a laarmleu •
youtb fad de1Uned ,to be aa
abort·lived u tbe beatnik and
hippie." •
before it becomes popular and ls
tied up by one of lbe LA •
papers.
I'
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Tbe Oran1e Coat cu~ve~_~_mtlll• maridme JDUHUm ol tbe elUlie wona Of tbe
late U.S. Navy Artilt La..,._ta Artlaur. Beau·
mcmt, II flOID• ... ncy or lad1vidua1 wW JN'OYide • bome.
So far h1I son Dean Be8\mlont, a Santa Ana
entrepreneur and naval butt 1n ~ own ri1bt,
bu bem ._. tban aucce11ful in locaUn1 a ,U~ely
1aUery, be aaya.
BVND&ED8 Of' PAINTINGS executed by h.i• father -whose life itself w~ of the stuff ol
which atorybooka •re made -are already bung
in museums and governm• buUclinas around Uae ilobe. •
l>ermanent shows opened dUriQ& 1980 at the
Los Angeles Maritime Museum in the old San
Pedro ferry building; Texas' Adm. Chester
Nimitz Museum; Miaaouri'a Harry Truman
Museum and Library; San Francisco's Navy ~ Marine Corps Museum, and Maryland's
U:S. Naval Academy Museum.
"Orange County .needs the museum," '"a~
Beaumont, 1n bis Cowan Heights home amid
copies ol his late father's preliminary .:;ketches
and lithographs of.finished paintings.
THE WORKS-SOME executed under
hostile fire in the midst of some of World War
DETAILS Of OPER bEEP FREEZE IN ANTARCTICA Al f'AINTED IN 1llO
Arthur S.aumont'a watet'Ooeor ahowa USS Oltctef. and Icebreaker General San Martin
• llr> Beaumoat WH born In .........
tormaUy studied art l.n Parll and •IM•Mn
finally emlll'ated to America, wW. f• a tlliae
he was nomadic co•boy. worklnc rancbel a...-; American west. .
He eventually aettled in So• ... ern
CaUfomia, but knew porta ol call thf'OUllMM4 ._
world .tt.er being commluloned into the NiV.C
R4;aerve.
He journeyed to both the North ad Saatli
pole• by tlaval veuel al)d eome of b1a wort at'
McMurdo Sound in the Arctic carries tlle
~ustomary aroma of tood boUrbon whiskey to this day.
PLAIN WATER P&OZI ln second.a, so be
• mixed his watercolors with Kentucky's flne.t
and went about his ca1Un1 ln temperatures of 80
degrees below zero, his talented band.a enc:.aaed
in cumbenome, bulky thermal mittens. t
He also was present for tbe atomic bomb
tests at Bikini Atoll following World War II -
painting the horrifyine fate of proud ships
anchored to test nuclear destruction.
The artist of the U.S. Navy who died in 1978at
88, received the Meritorious Public Service
Citation in 1968, the highest honor the Navy can
bestow UK:K>n a civilian. ·
ll's famous South Pa<:ific sea battles.-are not
jlimply everyday paintings, pretty to look at.
Dean Beaumont and his brother Ge0ffrey,
chairman or tile board ol Ueaumont and Co. are
nego~ating in six fi'gures with the Australian
government for one specific painting.
Their British· born fat inted private homes exceed $1 million in~e alone.
many of them while aboard ship, havl ·been
accepted into the 0 .S. Na val Reserve in 1932 specilicaUy as its flag arUst. ,
minute war news.
. The work coverec conflicts in Korea and
Vietnam as he saUed with the Seventh Fleet in
the Orient and the Sixth Fleet in European
waters.
His mher1tors estimated Mr. Beaumont
mus t have turne d out 4,000 near-perfect
watercolors, many or which he casually gave to
friends.
BVT, TODAY, SAYS Dean Beaumont, ef:
f forts to find a -location lo Orange County willing
or able to hang bis father's offered works -
there would be $2 to $3 million worth of orilinala -appear bleak. Closer to home, the Ludlum Art Center in
Tustin offered $1',ooo ror a pencil at.etch. -
The brothers estimate orieinal Beaumont
paintings now hafging in Orange County
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He also painted sceoet of World War U land
battles from radlo and telet)'pe ac!counts of lbe
bitter combat and 'many were cli.ltributed by
American wire 1ervlcet to Wustrate UP·to-tae.
s2aa •537
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"He was a serious student of nnal histo1')'
and before palntin1 a ship be needed to know au
about her preeept existence and past lore," says
Beau)riOnt biolJ'ap~er, T. 0 . Hippensteel,
· He expects it wlll take a joint effort
perhaJ>I spearheaded by the Navy League to
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FIFTH GRADE HISTORIAN ANDI ANCUTOR IN aAnt.e e.a BlrCll, 11, ot coeea ........ tradftl Gen. Cormn••
Young troupe
seeking stage
Lee Childress began providing a performing
arts workshop for talented Laeuna Beach
youngsters in U111, putting on six shows that year
in area clubhouses, churches, and homes. ,
Jn the last 14
month•~ the Laguna
Showcase Performers
have staged 56 shows in
the South Coast area,
with about 200 persons
a1ed 10 to 65 partlcipat·
iog.
But, notes Mrs .
Childress, the rapidly
growing group is still
without a home and
that has become a pro-
blem. ·
"We're trying very
hard to locate a facill·
t y';'' ' th e for m e r
Festival of Arts board
director said Jut week.
"The sbowcue bas
snowballed. There is s uch al need for expression
for talmted people. But with no place to staee the
revues, there is frustration among the youne
performers."
l.E£ CHILDRESS
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H11hway in Huntingt.oft Beach. Financial dif·
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past 18 months which disturb the Beaumonts.
Dean Beaumont said early talks ~itb the
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America's top 10 privately financed and sup·
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TIN a.Ar Street SebOOI fifth sreder Cornwallit," •be muaed. •'So, l decided ••t O\tl for laformatloa about to wrtt. about blm." -
art1toeratle BrlU1b Gen. Cbarlea In about tbe fourth book lbe read on Col'Dwallll and found ber Amerteu an-entor, Tllomu Nellon Jr.~ Vlr-'•'a. her 1ubjeet Elana found ber ucestor, a · a-a man, sbe bad been told, who bad alped
TB• P&lllB, buel·eyed CGet1 M•a
1tudent made the dl1c0Yery durtq
three weeta ~ retearcb that wan ber a
medal lalt week from tbe D~ ol
the Am.icu Bevolutlon, Col. Wllllam
Cabell Cba,pter. Saturday bef project
wu awanled MC:ODd pl•ce 1n tbe atate. ·ne Amerleab mnory Prise, IOUlht .
by many Newport -Men School Dlatrict
youopten thlJ year, wu ~ olf
with a preaentation tea at Cotta Mesa's
blatortc Estancia Adobe where Elana
and her parentl, Mr. and Mn. Thomas
•Nelson Birch, wei, peata ol.bonor.
the DeclaraUon of Independence befqre
eruption of tbe RevoluUooary War. J Nellon, abe discovered, lived bear the·
York River abd found hlJ home and
blmaelf in tbe middle of the famows Bat·
tle of Yorktown that reaulled In
Cornwallis' 1uorender to Wublnlton Jn
1781.
SMp judg~nts!
ROCHESTER, N.Y. CAP> -More
Americana than ever are sitting still for
the record.
Last year there were 110 million
portrait aittJnis, according to OouC)ass c. Harvey of Kodak's u .s. and Canrdian
-' Tbe U·year old eo.ta MIUD dedlcat·
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A DefHted Hero at Yorktown," to IMf
aDteltGI'.
IN rr, 8llE NOTED, "The r.uon
why Comwallil left a 1reat lmprellioD
on American b.IJtory 11 oot the faet tM
was. cre.t military leader, but. areat
human belna who Uved by a strons code
of boaor and falrne11.
··An example of tbla· ii wben
C<Jmw.W. allowed Thomas NelMn, t,be
uncle to the 1overnor of Vlrskda, to
cro~a enemy lines without beinl hurt.
''Cornwallis a1Jo cared deeply for bit
men and they respected and loved him.
· 'Comwalllt made a very brave de·'
clsion when be surrendered to Georse
W uhingt.on. He did not want to 1amble
the lives of h1a men for the sake of bat·
Ue. In the eyes of history, Cornwallis
was one of the great heroet of the war."
ELANA. WHO teachers note ls one of
Bear Street School:Ji most aotive and
accomplished students, aaya abe doesn't
know where her ancestor went after
"Everybody knows about famoua peo··
pie llte Geor1e Waablo1ton and
LaFayette," Elana explained recently
durin1 an interview at her school
. where abe adjusted an elutic bandaie
wrapped around ber rilht knee. •
Photocrapbic Division. .
Recent trend.I, be adds, indicate that
people seem to be bu.ytpg larger pictures
and more of them.
· passing through the British lines.
"I wu kicked twice," she explained
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WHEN THE REPORTERS who were to
become the Harris trial regulars assembled in Oc-
tober for pre-trial hearings, amone them were
Shana AJexander, former "60 Minutes" commen-
tator; Diane Trilling, the writer and critic, and
LaOy Weymouth, free-lancer and daughter of
Washington Post publisher Katharine Graham. All
three were said to be writing books about the case.
The press corps toniness was established
almost immediately ~hen Mrs. Trilling and Ms.
Alexander greeted each other with bugs and
kisses.
"I saw you in the Times crossword puzzle laSt
week," Mrs. Trilling said. ''You were No.. S
across."
No stranger to crosswords her!ielf, Mrs. Trill-
ing acknowledged Mrs. Alexander's reminder that.
she was once "No. 23 down" in another puzile.
"B uT THE TRIAL QUICKLY lost its glamour
in the tedious waiting during the many con-
ferences the attorneys conducted behind closed
doors. Even Mrs. Harris' occasional off-tile-cuff
remarks to a courtroom artist not to sketch her
wrinkles so deep lost their appeal. as juicy tidbits
to be included in reporters' stories.
Reeorters worked out of a drafty. makeshift
press room in the courthouse lobby, where the beat
wastumedoffat6p.m.eachday.
t ''Free the White Plains press corps. The
length of this trial is cruel and inhumap punish-
ment ," read a postcard sent in January to trial
Judge Russell Leggett by a pining girlfriend of one
of the out-0f-town reporters.
Patrick Henry's "Give me liberty or give m
death" was stamped on the front of the card.
BUT THE TEDIUM ended abruptly Jan. 27
when the frail blond defendant stepped into the
witness box in a mauve Chanel-style suit and
pearls. For eight days, she captivated the
courtroom with a tale of depression, failed suicide,
Tarnower's casual sexual liaisons and her scorn of
the other woman in Tarnower's life, Lynne
Tryforos .
"l thought she denigrated Hi," Mrs. Harris testified~ using his nickname for the millionaire
diet developer. Pencils busily recorded the defen-
dant's accompanying look of distaste.
When Assista\lt District Attorney George
~ead Mrs. Harris' last letter to Tarnower. in
.e caUed her rival a "thieving slut" and a
.)tic whore," reporters could not get to the
.ones fast enough with the news.
But'fiial testimony ended in an anticlimax of
several pathologists' analyses of Tarnower's palm
tissue.
MRS. HARRIS, USED lo seeing the two dozen
reporters who covered the trial regularly, seemed
stunned al the hundreds of reporters who appeared
on the scene when the c;,ase went to the jury.
IL-She found herself riding up a courthouse
escalator with came ras, microphones and
notebooks thru~t \n her face.
-"~ow do you feel, Mrs. Harris?" they aJl
screamed, at which the dazed defendant replied
only, '.'Fine, thank you."
Reporters didn't necessarily enjoy the chase.
"I resent it -the crush, the hordes, the chase,
the quarry, the prey. I think it's kind of demeaning
for everybody, for the defendant and the press,"
said Joyce Dopkeen, a New Yor~ Times photo-grapher.
"SHE'S A PE RSON, a human being. I have
very mixed feelings about it, although J recognize
it's our job. By our numbers. we make it more of a
story.''
As the wait for the ~erdict stretched on, the
numbers of reporters grew and the press room
floor was obscured by newspapers, discarded
copy. battery packs and half-eaten sandwiches.
Confined to the .press room, reporters were re·
duced to intendewlng each other; it was not un".
usual for a writer to find a microphone in the face
upon looking up from a typewriter.
Television camera crews plugged their equip-·
ment .into the same outlet, blowing all the fuses in
the lobby.
Twelve-hour days became 18-hour days and
bloodshot eyes were not uncommon. Still, some
seemed to thrive on the tension.
"I'll miss the adrenalin," said Bill Falk, a re-
porter for Westchest-e r -Roe kl and N . Y .
Newspapers. •'But there's other things in my life
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Cronkite: !\.i},chorinan~S ;readi to he skippeF
B1TO•IO&Y
·KEW YO!Uc <AP) -He told you •bout m-:n
OD the JDOOb. about tbe murder ot a president,
about the violent.. birth of civil riJbta. He told you
about rtee paddy warfare. campus bloodabed and
landslide elections.
Now be is telling
you goodbye.
Walter Cronkite,
"Uncle Walter" and
"the tn0et trusted man
in America'' to a
generation !hat scarce-
ly remembers when he
was not there to wrap
up the' day with, "And
that's the way it is,"
s igns off the CBS
"Evening News" Fri-
day afler 19 years
behind the anchor desk.
The followQ:>g Mon-·
day, Cronkite's space
1984 CRONKITE_ wilJ be filled by Dan Rather, a former CBS
News White House correspondent and co-editor oJ
the network's "60 Minutes" newsmagazine since
October 1975.
''I don't doubt that l am going lo miss this a
great, great deal," said Cron.kite, who took over
the "Evening News" April 16, 1962, when the pro-
gram was 15 minutes long.
"AND l'M NOT SURE that in six months I
won't say, 'I made a big mistake.' 1 don't think
that will happen." ·
• It wouJd be difficult t.o overstate the
significance of Cronkite's departure from the
"Evening News" to both CBS1lnd journalism.
The "Evening News," delivered by Cronkite in
what is usually described as an "avuncular" man-
ner -that is, like an uncle -reached an average
or t8.5 million viewers each night in the last three
months of 1980.
CRONIUTE'S BOSS AT CBS for nearly 40
years, Willi am S. Paley. once said, "Walter is so
objective, so careful and rair in his presentation of
. the news, that he has been characterized -if not
immortalized -with the oft-heard line, 'If Watter
says it, it must be so.'"
"I think that only rec'ently, maybe, have I got-
ten any real sense of the fact that a lot of people do
depend on the 'CBS Evening News,' and me,"
Cronkite, who is 64, said in an interview in his
book-tined office. now cluttered with boxes and
lites.
"I've never felt any sense or authority, though
I am aware that anything said on television car-
ries a weight far beyond its real meaning. Because
-of that, I've "1ways tried to be fair in the selection
of Items ~,6e used on the news, and in the way
they are presented. '
"I THINK ANYBODY who walks around feel-
ing he or she is an authority figure, weU, they
would be impossible to rtve with," Cronkite added
wit.I> a chuckle.·
Last year, when be was mentioned as a possi-
ble running mate for John Anderson, the indepen-
dent candidate for president, Cronkite wast quick
to wave off the notion. • \......---
"I think it would be an awful, awful mistake,"
be said on reflection, "for anyone to move into
public office out pf the anc~or's job. ·
" .. FROM THEN ON , every anchorman's
motives would be suspect -even though we know
ourselves that most or us would never consider
such a thing, and never let politics cloud our judg-
ments."
Cronkite, who is not retiring, will maintain a
full schedule fJ>r at least the next three months.
'I ..,or,,, Claat people hlW.,•
therf ar• fl•Ulltfl all tlaac ,..._
llftd to lc110.., Ira. c~11.'
·His primary responsibility will be the production
or a dozen editions of "Unjverse," CBS News' new
science series, which he will anchor.
He has also agreed to take on other assign-
ments and plans to fly almost at once to the Soviet
Union lo begin work on an upco ming special report
on U.S. military preP,aredness. 1
"BEYOND THAT, I INTEND to do a lot or
cruising in my sailboat," he said. "I stiU harbor
the dream of sailing around the world, but that re-
ally means total retirement, and I don't think I'm
ready for that yet."
WaJter Leland Cronkite was born Nov. 4, 1916,
in St. Joseph, Mo., a descendant or early Dutch
settlers who lived in upper New York state until
the late 19th century. His family moved to Kansas
City shortly after he was bom. When he was 10,
they resettled in Houston. 4
While still a very young man. he considered a
career as a mining engineer.
BE ABANDONED THAT objective while at-
tending the University or Texas, then left school in
his third year for a job with the Houston Post. In
1937, he returned to Kansas City to work for United
Press.
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alaned to tie Moleow bureau. He Wt Uf ln lMI
and recumed to ·Kl.UN City a HCOOd Ume to
create a new Job -.. correePoftdent for a small
group ot radio station.a.
Cron.klte'a erl!::J"H otteD 11Jd tbe CBS anebonnan main the attitude of a print.re· _ _..,..
porter tbnJ1u&b hb carMr.
"Cominl to radio and then televisloa wa1 not a
technical problell\llllor me," be remembered. "I
acijuat.ed fairly quietly to that. · '
"1 did have a problem with my '1mmedJate
superiors, my editors. I would dip way down tnto a -
wire story for what I felt wu the lead. I had plenty.
of experience at UP rewriting one story for the
next news cycle, and often that waa where you
found your second-day lead.
WbeD war broke out ln ltorea, be waa lured to
CBS News b1 an acqualntance from b1s war days
1n London -Edward R. llWTOW.
"My Pblloeopbjeai t)aven't chansed mucb over
the years," Cronkite )aid, his feet prop,Ped on hls
desk.
'"DIE P&ACl'ICE OF journalism is better to-
day. than it was 50 years a~o. The averaee
newspaper person is more respooaible today, bet-
ter ~ducated, and the newepapen themselves -
though tbe.-e are far too few of them, I regret to
say -are more responsible. ·
"On the other band," Cronkite said, "J worry
about the truncated nature of much of broadcast
journalism, that people believe they are getting all
that they need to know from television.
"That has led t-0 a wbole class of people, man,Y
of whom are capable only of doing the first para-
graph of a story. I am afraid now that many are
not well enough trained to cover a story in depth.
"l'VE ALWAYS FELT," be continued, "if you
don't know what belongs in the 3'th paragraph of a
story, how can you know what belongs in the
lead?"
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than .f.50 hours of CBS coverage in 28 years.
TBBOUGB IT ALL, Cronkite, married since
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o;.ng. ~DAILY PILOT/Sunday. Match 1, 1981 TRAVEL/DELAPLANE
Tense av~rseas?. l.Jearn ve:r:bs while liiughing
BJ STAN Dl:lr.APIAN~ Mn (dlft'enint laDR .. •> for natl, Cbaqlq
18 tbe warm lies.lean eWDlap aftel' dlDDer ot Jhe Gaaard •·-•• lot ._ tlme. We 1ot tbe
I ued to., to a oewutad and buJ comic boob weather. "~cuioeal brtpt P.-riocb." Tbe
to read' ln bed. h'• the belt wa7 to lean\ En1Uab .,.. ~..l.~1 doe t predlet rain. Spantlb. Tbe balloom over the beads are la~· Only occ..-al • .
venation -they're TALKING to each otber. At I p.m. I could dial a number and they'd
Mickey Mou.ae aa71: "Que paaa, bombre? read a beatime story to tbe cbild.ren.
Donde vu?" ("What'• dot.nl, man? When are • • • you 1om1t") In Spanlab MJetey llouae la ''El
Raton Miquel" -Michael tbe Rat, a SWITZE&IAND PHONES will 1tve you the awaabbu~I name. ski situation .. in many lanpqea. Tbe phone
. Batman's balloon aays: "Una buen• idea. book• ln Hawail bave maps lbowin1 danjer
Robin!" "Good thlnklna. Robin!" areas durina Uclal waves. Telll the siren ailJiala
I BAD *·BOUSE LOOKING over Lake
Cbapala. The summer storms were maplfl-
cent. Thunder -BANG!
A sheet of Ma••na lit the whole late. Y~
eye retains it, and after the nub you sun see tb~ lake, and the cornfields and the vWa1ea (or
a few vivid secoadlh ... The storm also knclcked out the power. I
read by candlelight.
In the momine I used my comic book
Spanish on Candido, the house boy. "The Joker
ia pla.nnin& something diabolical, Candido."
"What is that, Senor?" '
• * *
IN ANY .COUNT&Y, HOTEL and
housemaids-are fine ways to learn the lancuage.
At Cbapala, Maria's father bad aUments I
couldn't find in co~ic ~ks.
"I must go home tOday, Senor. My father~·
dying." ·
"I said : "Maria, I thought you went home
last week becttuse your father died.••
She said: "Thanks be to God, be recovered.
But now he is dying is earnest."
We had a swing shift maid. For M~a's
father nearly died one day each week. A tough
old bird. I imagine he's still holding off Jack the
Grim Reaper.
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No. 965'
COMIC BOOKS CONTAIN CONVERSATION
Le•m ~ quack Hk• Donald Duck In Spanlah
I.
IF I SPEND 'l'IME IN one place, I take
Margarita Ma~gal's "Magic Key to. Spanish"
-or French. (Doubleday). She's a born
teacher. ·
None of the classroom droning "the pen of
my aunt is on the table" stuff. She gives you
learning verbs in the PAST tense. Most. con-
versation is "what he SAID. What be DID. What
HAPPENED.'" .
"Whal did you do with the Corn Flakes,
Maria?" • "Yesterday I put them in the cupboard,
Senor."
See what I mean? * • •
THE FRONT OF THE LOCAL telephone
book is full of useful information. It's the fint
thing I look al in a new place.
"I got the recipe from the phone company,"
said Mn. Hawkins who did my house each
morning in London. "Roly-poly puddin', it's
called."
The front of the phone book told us where to
. c~ll for a recorded recipe of the day. Four num-
Students ro peek
in Ration's attic.
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tbat warm you. Head for the blabisround ! . . . '
IN HONG KONG I NEVE& needed to learn
.
Cantoaete. But I did learn that r .. tauranta •W
preacrtbe a btaltb meal U 1°" •u them your
problems. "All Chinese eat to stay well,'' aaJd
Doc Woq. He toot h1J medlcal dell'ff at Edin·
burth. "What you put ID you la what you an."
A tood thlna for you la bot cboy -you cen get ·
it in our supermarket.a. It makes you 1tron1.
You probabJy know that already from Popeye.
It'.a Cblnese spinach. . ... .
I BAD PBETl'Y GOOD Spanish from days
as a cadet oo a merchant sblp freilbUnc coffee out of Central America. We carried Mexican
quartermasters and we changed tbe watch in
Spanllb.
. I learned aeagolng terms from them -a lot
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flre and abe. Like cblle de arbol -tree eblle. A
rope'1 end made into a back splice b a ''cblle de
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JAPANESE 18 THE hardest laa1ua1e.
Even' in hotels few JapaneJe mald1 speak
Enclllh. I spent several moat.tia around Tokyo.
llvln1 1n the Fukuda-ya, a l*b Japanese inn. I
learned to count to ten and to phone for a taxi .
Then I reined blm like a horse. "Nlbonbasbl
no klnjo." <Near the Japanese bridge). Tben,-
"migi." <Riebt). "Hidari." (Left. ). When I 1ot
in front of the Press Club I aboutedi "'STOP!"
<Then I went in and, "' Boy-1an, one Scotch."
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RE~LESTATE
87
87
89 1011
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Guess who is a Met again?
·.That's right. Dave Kingman
has been peddled . . . B2.
.
Angels, Do~gers IOok for a
Nobody bas to lecture a major league baseball
manaeer on the importance ol pitchine. It's the
name ol the same, as they say. _
Some experta believe pltcbine constitutes u
much aa 75 percent of the nation's favorite
pastime. And that's a conservative estimate.
<>then are convinced that percentatE may be as
hi1b u90.
All anyope bas to do is look back on recent
World Sertes'performances for evidence. Sure, bit-
Ung and defense are important. But it wasn't bit-
Un1 and defense that beat the powerful New York
Yankees back in· 1963, when Sqdy Koufax and
Don Drysdale were taming the mi9hty Bronx
Bombers. • •
And, it wasn't hitijn1 and defense that was
winning world titlttS for the Cinclnnatis,
BalUmores, Pittsburgbs or Pbiladelpbias.
The po~Ho all of this <In case you're wonder-
ing) is thaf the Dodgers and Angels don't appear
to be through as far ·as the tradin1 market is con·
cerned. ·
Accordinl to sources, both aides are actively
-ii not quietly -seeking to bolster what team of-
ficials believe to be a weak corps.
The Dodgers, in particular, fe&l they
desperately need that one stopper who can 10 out
every four or eight days and faahion a victory.
Don Sutton filled that role admirably,.the past
couple of years, and Tommy John did the aame
befo're that. No one can minimize the importance
of a stopper. Just ask Jim Fregoei. After Nolan
Ryan left, the only stopper the Angels had was the
one clogging the clubhouse sink.
That's what the Dodgers, hopefully, are going
to avoid. And with the pitching-rich Houston
Astros hovering over their shoulders, l>ottgers
general manager Al Campanis feels compelled to
fill the gap.
The Dodgers have approached a number of
teams, but they're focusing their efforts on the
Oakland A's, where Billy Martin bas stated.on a
.·number of occuiona he'd be willln1 to part with
one of his young pbenoms at the right price.
The Dodgers are greaUy Interested, according
.to one source, in right-hander Rick Langford, who
was 19-12 with a 3.26 ERA in 1980 and also led the
majors with 28 complete games.
Of course, the price for Langford is bi«h. but
the Dod1ers seem to be willing to accomodate.
Names floating around include Steve Howe,
Mickey Hatcher, Rudy Law and Pedro Guerrero.
Naturally the Dodgers wouldn't part with all
of them -no pitcher' is that important. But a
pac1ta1e of two may tantalize the A's ... and
Martin.·,
Incidentally, you can add the A's to the
Angels' list, too, with Matt Keough (16-13, 2.92
ERA), a former Corona (lei Mar High star, being
prominenUy mentioned.
The stumbling block here, thou1h, ia that
neither sid• wants to get burn. ed on a trade by
someone wi1hin its own division. So, ne1ot1ation1
are delicate.
Regardless, stay tuned. Things are just begin-
ning to get interesting.
I * * •
TANTALIZING TIDBITS: The return of
Magic Johnson to the Lakers has owner Jerry
Buss smiling. Magic's presence not only means a
.few more wins . . . bµt it also means a few more
people, and that means · a few more dollars and
cents ...
If UC Irvine Coach Bill Mulligan doesn't get a
few commitments soon from school officials as to
imoroving the basketball program, watch for the
feisty Irishman to pack his bags and go for bigger
and better conditions elsewhere.•
It should come-as no surprise to UCI officials
(See SEVANO, Page 8%)
UCI wins, 75-69
Mulligan solves
on~ nightmare
81 JOHN SEV ANO
Of Ille Delly ffllol Sufi
Titan gymnasium on the Cal
State Fullerton campus holds
very few good memories for Bill
Mulligan. '
While a coach· at Saddleback
College, Mulligan was forced to
witness two of his more agoniz-
ing defeats there -one in th'e
state championship finals, and
another a year later in the
semifinals of the same tourna-
ment.
For awhile Saturday night, the
UC Irvine mentor must have
thought he was in the midst of
another rerun.
eaters couldn't seem to get on-
trac k.
BUT A FULL SEASON of
basketball and 26 games have
done a lot to mature Mulligan's
squad -and it showed In the
PCAA at8ndlnga
(l'INA\.I
C-'-• °"' ... WL WL
FrH nO Stet. n 2 1l l
San Jo'9 Stele 10 • 1' 1
Lone Beed\ Stete ' S lo 11
UC lrvlne • S 11 t
Utell Sle1t S t 11 IS
UC Senle 6¥ber• . S 9 11 16
Unlwrllty ol Pe<lltc • 10 IO 12
Cet Stele Fullerton 2 12 S 21
. S•l-r'•Sc-UC lrvone>s, C.t Stele Fullerton"
Lone 8HC'll Sul• u. UC Seftl• •• ..-. ,,
~;~"::"'at!':t':: •• ~1!.~!11~ of Pe<lllC It
l'CAA TOUlllNAM•NT TIMl~y't l"elr ....
Cel Stele Fuller1on Yi. Sen J°" Slete. 4 P m
Lone B<te<tl Stere vs. untwrt•IY of Pe<llic. 1 pm
UC Irvine v'-Ulell Slete. 9 p.m.
· Delly l"IMC -lty Gery A
NON-ROSTER CATCHER ~DAVIS WORKS ON HIS HITTIJtQ FOAM WITH A GAME OF FUNQO AT PALM SPRINGS ..
That's because bis Anteaters
were tralUng the Jut-place
Tltana ol Fullerton, 18-11, and
there ~·t appear to be any re· lief in tit. The Titans weren't
missing ything from the floor
al the outs t (they opened 5-for-5
from the field) and the Ant·
!All-· ere ple~d •1 Anetwlm Conv.,110<'
c•rcer "'"" Frnno Slete reuilvlne • llrlt r~ bye UC S..u Ber~r• It lnelle11>1e.I
i All he· wants IS to have fun
La Roche hopes to return to all-star f o -,:m of years past
. I
By ED ZINTEL then with three other major league
0it1MDeUy1'11.es1ett clubs from 1972-77 and again with the
PALM SPRINGS -It may not be Angels beginning in mid-season in 1977,
asking much, but at this point, all David La Roche had five seasons with an ERA
Eusene La Roche wants -all be really under 2.i.>. He was also a two-time all-
wants -is to have fun again. star selection.
In the early days, beck in the e,arly In 1978, La Roche bad perhaps his
7bs, and again as recenUy as 1978, fmest season. He posted a 10-9 record,
baseball was fun for the Angels left-2.81 ERA and a club record 25 saves.
band~ relief pitcher. Then suddenly, and for reasons he is
But for La Roche, whose .career has still not sure of. La Roche turned sour
seen more ups and downs than the in l979.
aerial tramway near the Al}'ls' spring It happened, ironically, during the
training camp here, ~e "ta1,. ' o years Angels' best season in history, but La
have Heen anything buJ~"; Roche's statistics in 1979 were to him,
At one ftme, La Roe A! 4iS one of the embarrassing. \~,merican· Lea o's~eliable The record fell to 7-11 and the ERA ~tcbers. With --'f/1 1970-n. ballooned to 5.57. He pitched 10 less in-
Dings than in 1978, yet gave up 34 more
hits. The numbers of saves dropped to
10.
"I guess I just wasn't ready for the
season," La Roche said Saturday
following the Angels' sixth day of spring
training. "Spring didn't go well for mei
I got O(f to a bad start and then
pressed. For the rest of the year, I tried
to make a good year out of one day."
Things didn't improve much for La
Roche in 1980 -the Angels' worst year
in history.
The ERA was somewhat better (4.08)
but not much else was.
Manager Jim Fregosl let La Roche
start some games toward the end of a
hopeless season but all that did was
bring on more frustration. La Roche
completed just one game and finished
with a 3.5 record.
"My pitching is just like the weather,
it has to change," La Roche said at the
time.
Was this the same man talking who
was runnerup tQ. the Yankees' Rick
Gossage in 1978 as . Fireman of the
Year?
Well, ye.s it was. But now it's 1981 and
La Roche is hoplng his luck will change
as quickly as the Southern California
weather can.
"Everything feels good," La Roche
said. "The main thing ls to get off to a
good start. then If the Angels want to
(See ANGELS, Page 8%)
end as the Anteaters closed reg-
ular season play in the PCAA
Conference with a hard-fought
and tiring 75·69 decision over the
Titans before 2,912.
The steady play of Kevin
Magee, the bench-work of Jason
Works, the direction of guard
Kevin Fuller and the outside
shoqting of Randy Wbieldon all
played a part in the victory.
It was a patlent.. unrattled UCI
team that turned a 26·21 deficit
into a 36-28 advantage in the lat-
ter stages of the first half with a
15-2 spurt that was as pretty to
watch as it was for UCI to ex-
ecute.
·'It was a tough loss in Santa
Barbara and we didn't want to
let a game like that tear us up,"
said Works. 1'We had to bounce
back."
The win snapped a two-game
losing streak and improved the
Anteaters' numbers for the
'Season to 9-5 in conference, 17-9
overall.
NOW, A DATE with Utah
State looms ahead for the Ant-
eaters in the first round of the
PCAA Tournament, where the
winner automatically secures an
NCAA playoff bid.
"I tb1nk we're ready and we
have a positive attitude," said
Magee about the tournament.
UGUNA, EA GUJS
GET HOME SITES
Oranae Coast atea basketball
teams are doing quite well lD tbe
CIF playoffs -but they aren't
much In wlnnlDa coln ru.,..
Loaen on Saturday m~
-~ .. e Fountain Valley, Ocean
· ··~"" and Corooa del ···•Tel~ ......
John Sevano
lllyPlit
SUN DAV. MARCH 1, 1•1
ANN LANDERS
MOROSCO PE
ENTERTAINMENT
REAL ESTATE
81
87
89
811
fl
Guess who is a Met again?
That's right. Dave Kingman
has been p~ddled ... B2 .
-fl
D
a_
Angels, Dodgers look for . a
Nobody bu to lecture a majqr league baseball
mana1er on the importance of pitcbin1. It's the
name of the game, as they say. ~
Some experts believe pitchil\e constitutes u
much as 75 percent of the nation's favorite
pastime. And that's a conservative estimate.
Others are convinced that percentage may be as
high as 90.
Alt anyone bas to do is look back on recent
World Series performances for evidence. Sure, hit·
ting and defense are important. But it wasn't hit-
ting and defense that beat the powerful New York
Yankees back in 1963, when Sandy Koufax and
Don Drysdale were taming .the mighty Bronx
Bombers.
And, it wasn't hit~g and defense that was
winning world titles for the Cinctnnatis,
Baltimores, Pittsburgt)s or Philadelpbias.
The point lo all of this (in case you're wonder-
ine> is that-the Dodgers and Angels don't appear
to be through as far -as the trading market is con-
cerned.
According to sources, both sides are actively
..__if not quietly -seeking to bolster what team of-
ficials believe to be a weak corps.
The Dodgers, in particular, feel they
desperately need that one stopper who can go ou~
every four or eight days and faahion a victory.
Don Sutton filled that role admirably 1.he past
couple of years, and Tommy John did the same
before that. No one can minimjze the importance
of a stopper. Just ask Jim Fregosi. After4olan
Ryan left, the only stopper the Angels bad was the
one clogging the clubhouse sink.
That's what the Dodgers, hopefully, are going
to avoid. And with the pitching-rich Houston
I Astros hovering over their shoulders, Dodgers
general manager Al Campanls> feels compelled to
fill the gap.
The Dodgers have approached a number of
teams, but they're focusing their efforts on the
.Oakland A's, where Billy Martin bas stated.on a
number of occasions he'd be willing to part with
one of his youna phenoms at the right price.
The stumbll'bg block here, though, is that
neittier sMe wants to ~et burned on a trade by
someone within its own division. So, negoUaUona
are delicate.
The Dodgers are gfeatly intereated, according
to one source, in right-bander Rick Laniford, who
was 19-12 with a 3.26 ERA in 1980 and also led the
majors with 28 complete games.
Regardless. stay tuned. Things are just begin-
ning to get interesting. • • *
TANTALIZING TIDBITS: The return of
Magic Johnson t-0 the Lakers bas ·o~er Jerry
Buss smiling. Magic's presence not only means a
few more wins . . . but It also means a few more
people, and that means a few more dollars and
Of course, the price for Langford is bi.c_h. but
the Dod&ers seem to be willing to accomodate.
Names floatint around include Steve Howe,.
'1ickey Hatcher, Rudy Law and Pedro Guerrero.
Naturally the Dodeers wouldn't part with all
of them - -no pitcher is that important. But a
package of two may tantalize the A's ... and
Martin.
cents . . . .
Incidentally, you can add the A's to the
.Angela' list, too, with Matt Keough (16-13, 2.92
ERA), a former Corona del Mar High star , being
prominently mentioned.
If UC Irvine Coach Bill Mulligan doesn't get a
few commitments soon from school officials as to
improving the basketball program, watch for the
feisty Irishman to pack his bags and go for bigger
and better conditions elsewhere.
It should come as no surprise to UCI officials
<See SEVANO, Page BZ>
Dally "''" ,,_ lty Gary Am9rMe
UCI wins, 75-69
Mulligan solves
.
one nightmare
By JOHN SEV ANO
0( IN O.lly Pllet Stat!
· Titan gymnasium on the Cal
State Fullerton campus holds
very few good memories for Bill
Mulligan.
While a coach at Saddleback
College, Mulligan was forced to
witness two-of his more agoniz-
ing defeats there -one in the state championship finals, and
another a year later in the
semifmah of the same tourna-
ment.
For awhile Saturday night, the
UC Irvine mentor must have
thought be was in the midst of
another rerun.
eaters couldn't seem to get on-
track.
BUT A FULL SEASON of
basketball and 26 games have
done a lot to mature Mulligan's
squad -and it showed ln the
PCAA at.ndlnp (PINAL)
~·--WL WL
F rHnO Stale 11 J 13 ,
kn Jo .. SU.le 10 4 1' 1
LCN>Q Bee<h State ' S • 14 12
UC Irvine ' S t7 t Utah State S ' ti IS
UC S.nta BMbMa S ' 11 16 Unlver~ly O! Paclll< 4 10 14 12
Cal State Flllle,,on 1 1J s 11
Sat-y'•k-uc lrviM 7S, Cal State Fullerton H
Long a.ac1> State IJ, UC S.nlJI Bar.._, a Tr f1 ~;~';'~~ "H~l:1!!"9.!f1~., Peelle"
~TOUaNAM•NT
T""t'May't .. alr"'9s
CAI Stale Fullerton Vl. San JOSA Stat•. 4 p .. m.
Long O.acll State vl. Unlver$lty ol Pac111<. I
pm.
UC Irvine,,.,, Utah Slate, 9 Pm
NON-ROSTER CATCHER 8()f DAVIS WORKS ON HIS HITTING FOAM WITH A GAME OF FUNOO AT PALM SPRINGS.
That's because bJs Anteaters
were trailin' the last-place
Tttana of Fullerton, 18-11, and
there didn't appear to be any re·
lief in sight. The Titans weren't
missing anything from the floor
at the outset (they opened 5-for-5
from the field) -and the Ant-
(All 9..,.,.l are pla yed at Anaheim Conv..,liO<'
Certer wltl'I Frnno Slate recelvin9 a first r~
Dye. UC Santa 8.,bera Is ineligible.)
All he · wants is ·to have fun
La Roche hopes_ to return to all-star form of years P ast
By EDZINTEL
Of 11M Dally .. liet Staff
PALM SPRINGS -It may not be
asking much, but at this point, all David
Etlgene La Roche wants -all be really
wants -is to have fun again.
In the early days, back in the early
7bs, and again as recently as 1978,
baseball was fun for the Angels left.
banded relief pitcher.
But for La Roche, whose career bas
aeen more ups and downs than the
aerial tramway near the Angels' spring
traiilina camp here, the last two years
have been anything but fun.
At one time, La Roche was one of the
American League's most reliable
pitchers. With the Angels in 1970-n .
then with three other major league
clubs from 1972-77 and again with the
Angels beginning in mid-season in 1977,
La Roche had five seasons with an ERA
under 2.~. He was also a two-time all·
star selection.
In 1978, La Roche bad perhaps his
finest season. He posted a 10-9 record,
2.81 ERA and a club record 25 savt!s.
Then suddenly, and for reasons he is
still not sure of, La Roche turned sour
in 1979. It happened, ironically, during the
Angels' best season in history, but La
Roche's statistics in 1979 were to him,
embarrassing.
The record fell to 7-11 and the ERA
ballooned to 5.57. He pitched 10 less in-
~·
nings than in 1978, yet gave up 34 more
hits. The numbers of saves dropped to
10.
"I guess I just wasn't ready for the
season," La Roche said Saturday
following the Angels' sixth day of spring
training. "Spring mttn't go well for mei I got off to a bad start and then
pressed. For the rest of the year, I tried
to make a good year out of one ~ay."
Things didn't improve much for La
Roche in 1980 -the Angels' worst year
in history.
The ERA was somewh'at better (4.08)
but not much else was. -
· Manager Jim Fregosi let La Roche
start some games toward the end of a
hopeless season but all that did was
bring on more frustration. La Roche
completed just one game and finished
with a 3-5 record.
"My pitching is just like the weather,
it has 19 change," La Roche said at the
time.
Was this the same man talking who
was runnerup lQ. the Yankees' Rick
Gossage in 1978 as Fireman of the
Year?
Well, yes it was. But now it's 1981 and
La Roche is hoping his luck will change
as quickly as the Southern California
weather cQJ'l.
"Everything feels good," La Roche
said. "The main thing is to get off to a
good start. then if the A_ngels want to
(See ANGELS, Page BZ>
eAd as the Anteaters closed re'--
ular season play in the PCAA
Conference with a bard-fought
and tiring 75-69 decision over the
Titans before 2,912.
The steady play of Kevin
Magee, the bench-work of'Jason
Works, the direction of guard
Kevin Fuller a.nd the outside
shooting of Randy Whieldon all
pla~ed a part in the victory.
It was a patient, unrattled UCI
team that turned a 26·21 deficit
into a 36-28 advantage in the lat-
ter stages of the first half with a
15-2 spurt that was as pretty to
watch as it was for UCI lo ex-
ecute.
·'It was a tough loss in Santa
Barbara and we didn't want to
let a game like that tear us up,"
said Works. "We had to bounce
back."
The win snapped a two-game
losing streak and improved the
Anteaters ' numbers for the
season to 9-5 in conference, 17-9
overall.
NOW, A DATE ~itb Utah
State looms ahead for the Ant-
eaters in the first round of the
PCAA Tournament, where the
winner automatically secures an
NCAA playoff bid.
"I think we're ready and we
have a positive attitude," said
Magee about the tournament.
U GUNA, EA GUJS
GET HOME SITES
Oranae Cout area basketball
team• are dolnl quite well ln tbe
CIF playoff• -but they aren't
much ln wlnnln1 coin ru.-. Lolen on Saturday momlq
were Fountain Valley, Ocean
View, EdllOG a.nd Corooa de1
Mar -ud all'fluat trnel Tuel· day ln tlle aecOnd round of tbe
ellmlnatlom. ·
. Laiuna Beach and Elt&ncia'a
Ea1les were paranteed bolM
1amn because \hey were on tbe
road ln the llnt round and thelr
opponents (Sunny HUI• and
Lynwood, respectively) ha~
· home tames. Sites have not been de-
termined, but Fountatn Vall91 ll
on the road with Pd>I Verdel,
Oceao View travels to
Lat.wood, Edison la at NoVe.
Dame <Sherman Oaka) and
Cerona del Mar ventuNt to
IUverakle Poly. 1
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Kingma11: comes ~ack
to where it all started
From AP dilpa&dtea
NEW YORK -Dave Klnaman, the slug-Ill tlnl out.fielder with a hiatory ol e06troversy.
waa traded to the New York Meta by the
Chlcaio Cut. Saturday nlpt ln exchange for
outfielder Steve Henderson at\d casb, A Meta spokesman an-
nounced.
The deal bad been expected f0Uowto1 reports Friday that
Kineman bad cleared out bis locker at the Cubs' Tucson,
traln.lna camp when Bob. Kennedy, the N~onal League
club's 1eneraf manager, reiterated Chicago policy aeainst re-
neeoUating contracts.
"I'm not surprised," Kingman said of the deal, which
brines him back to lbe team with wbicb be blossomed into
one ol baseball's .top home run bitters in the mid-1970s. "I
waa expecting something to happen."
Henderson led lbe Mets in bitting last season with a -~
average and had the higb,est career batting mark in the
club's history, at .287. But bis eight home runs a11d..SS RBI in
1980 were not what the Mets were looking for as they tried to
rebuild. "Dave Kingman is the quality ~ome run hitter that we
have been missing since we traded him" to San Diego in June
1977, New York Manager Joe Torre sattat the Mets' spring
training camp in St. Petersburg, Fla.
QMOt~ of tlw d•• ------.
''Playgrounds are the best place to learn the game
because il you lose you sit down." -Basketball coach
Gary WUUams of American University.
Nater'• 22 ,, .. ,.,.~8•• DW.. ••
'Swea Nater tossed in 22 points but his im-
proper in -bounds pass in the closing seconds
almost cost San Diego a 104 -103 National
Basketball Association victory over Houston m
Saturday night . . . Forward BerHrd lliag tossed in a game-
higb 33 points to lift Golden State to a U0-101 victory over
Kansas City. King bad scored 109 points in the last three
Golden State games . . . Larry Kenon scored 20 points and
Reggie Thews, held scoreless until midway· through the
second quarter, added 17 to lead Chicago to a 101-97 win over
New York. It was the 1.000th game for Red Hollman as coach
of the Knicks. during which time he has compiled a 571-429
record.
Brett lace• •eeond ""-orrlaoid operatio•
AU-star third baseman George Brett returned Ill
to Kansas City for hemorrhoid surgery Saturday, a
repeal of the medical problem that disabled him.
for part of the World Series in 0-ct.o~r
... Baltimore owner Edward Bennett WllUams said be was
still interested in a· new stadium at the Camden Yards in
downtown Baltimore but he is concerned that the city council
-might oppose it . . Relief pitcher Terry Forster, attempting
a comeback following two elbow opera·
lions, was impressive in the Dodgers'
second spring training workout at Vero
Beach ... Billy Martin says he'll
ch•llenge the spring training ruJe on the
use of designated hitters when National
League teams play on the Oakland prac-
tice turf. The rules say an. American
League club can only use a DH when it is
the home team ... The Boston Red Sox,
five days into spring training, are continu·
ing efforts to re!sign catcher Carlton Fisk,
who won free agency in arbitration two weeks ago .
Reolde •r•res i•ree tl.wa .....
Rookie Jorgen Pettersson registered his ~
third three-goal performance of the season as '
St. Louis captured a 7-4 Nation al Hockey
League victory over Washington Saturday ...
P hiladelphia, behind Keany Uueman's score off his own re-
bound, swept past Minnesota, 4·2 . . . Brian Engblom and
Marlo Tremblay scored the tying and lead goals as Montreal
completed an unbeaten ~onth of February with a S-3 win
over Toronto . . . Rick Kehoe, Rod Scbatt and Greg Malone
scored third-period goals as Pittsburgh extended its winning
streak to four games with a S.4 verdict over the New York
Rangers . . . Rookie Ed Cooper scored a tie-breaking goal
~s Colorado snapped a nine-game winless streak with a 3· 1
victory over Edmonton.
O'Mnart1 t•lnl I• ... BIU C.....
Mark O'Meara of Laguna Niguel fired a · n
third-round 70 and took O't'er third place all
alone in the Bay Hill Golf Classic behind leader
Aad1 Bean and second place Tom Wataoa, his
playing partnen, Saturday. Bean is three strokes in front of
Wataon and seven up on O'Meara ... The third round of the
Olympia Gold Classic at Industry Hills was postponed by rain
Saturday and toumamenvi:ficiaJs saic:r ttie vent would be
shortened to 54 holes. Weather permitting, the final round
will be played today. If it is rained out again, it will be played
Monday. Tournament officials said the purse would not be re-
duced.
Ez.8fire• C.141NU te te•dlW
Former Fountain Valley High football star
Bryan Caldwell takes the witness stand Monday
as the trial for former Arizona State University
footba ll coach Frank Kaab begins its fifth Ill
week . . . The Oakland Raiders have flled a brief in U.S.
District Court chargtn1 National Football League Com-
missioner Pete &01elle with tnowledge or ·Super Bowl ticket
Improprieties and Los Angeles Rams owner Georgia Fron·
Uere with criminal conspiracy to evade Income tax . . .
Loa Sabu, a. former bead coach with eight pro and colleee
football clubs, is expected to be named president of t.be New
York YaQkees today . . . 24-year-old Ohio boxer Freel
Bowmaa. 24, was listed In critical condition after underiol.nc
emer1ency surgery for a blood clot in bis br&in followtn1 a
sixth-round knockout by New J ersey U1btwei1bt champion
Gino Peres • . . New Haven of the American Hockey
League bas received Glean Goklap on loan from the Kings
. . . Saad Malaammad retained his World Boxing Co\DlcU
li1ht heavyweight title with an llth·round knockout of elgbt-
ranked Youell .lolt••o• in Atlantic City, just after the
Bowman knockout .
ANGELS .. • •
trade me, they c:an 1~a quality
player In return. 1 Uke tb1I elub.
I want the belt for them."
The belt La Rocbe ml&ht be
abl• to do for the Anseta iD 1111
ls to retu.rn to h1I form ol Uu:et
yeanaao. The c~nt •late of al!U..
1bow1 that the An1els have a
•oUd ~ ol relievers In Andy
Hassler, Don Aase, Jobn D'Ac-
qulato and La Roche.
The starting rotation ls unset-
tled and ful.1 of doubts.
La Roche admits that be moch
prefers abort term relief <"'""
come ln durlnl the eighth or
ninth lnolng and save the ship.
But he may not have it bis
way. Not with the present group
of starten who were a com!?ined
'6-50 with a 4.37 ERA last
season.
"I look at myself as a middle
reliever," says La Roche. "U
Hassler gets hurt or something
they have me. If they need a
fifth starter, they have me."
Sounds great, but can La
Roc he deliver? Can be hold
down a narrow lead for the
Angels for three, four or even
more innings?
''The long work may take its
toll but I 'm prepared io
whatever I can to help. Last
year I pitched more innings than
I ever ha.ve in my life. I got
down. I was miserable and fight·
ing ·myself. I wasn't having fun.
But things will turn around this
year. I'm confidenl or that."
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ANGELS OWNER Gene
Autry, was a brief visitor to the,
workouts Saturday as be bad
been for most of the week.
The singing cowboy, who it
would stand to reason, has the
most to lose if the strike
becomes reality. said he is not
against the strike. He just wants
to know one way or the other -
and soon.
"I wish they would just decide
right now whether to strike or
not and go from there," he said.
"ff a strike is imminent, fine,
let's call off the season right
here.
''But why wait three months
and stop the season in mid·
stream? I'd just as soon they'd
gel together and then play next
year if they can't come to
terms." ··
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_ l!AVE LA ROCHE
Mounties
to}> OCC,
63-57
By CURT SE EDEN
0t111e 0.11, .. 11.-se.11
W Ar.NUT -Before Saturday
night's South Coast Conference
Shaughnessy playoff contest with
Ml. San Antonio here, Orange
Coast College basketball coach
Tandy Gillis plnpointe<\_two of bis
team 'sobjecUves.
First, he needed nothing short
of a sterling defensive effort
against the explosive Mounties.
And second. he needed t.bat de·
fens ive effort to envelope the
deadly duo of Mike Kearse and
Paul Perkins.
Gillis accomplished both objee·
lives, but his Pirates still came
out on the short end of a 63-57
score, thus ending OCC's hopes
for a state playoff bid.
"WHAT HURl' VS was real
poor shooting, both field goals and
free throws, in the first half," ex-
plained a disappointed Gillis
following the contest. The ~irates
hit on on just 11 of 33 shots in the
first half for a 33 percent average,
yet they found themselves down
by j ust three points at i n-
termission.
The Pira\es fell behind quickly
and had to battle to get close after
Mt. San Antonio had taken leads
of 11-4, 18-10. 23-13 and 27-18.
But Rich Kindorf scored eight
of occ·s final 10 points of the half
to leave the Mounties and Coach
.Gene Victor anything but
satisfied after holding steady
leads throughout the ball.
Meanwhile, OCC went to work
on stopping Kearse and Perkins, a
pair of 6 -4 forwards who
destroyed the m lbe last time the
two teams met. Perkins looked
more like the middle of a
sandwich with OCC's John Saun-
ders, Tim Johnson and Brian
Maravich constantly surround·
ing t)lm.
AS A RESULT, the No. 1 scorer
in the conference was held to just
eight points in the first half, while
Kearse. the No. 2 scorer , had just
, five.
INGLEWOOD CAP > -Rookie At the start of the second half,
Islanders
hand Kings·
2-1 ·setback
Brent Sutter scored the winning OCC's Greg Krohnfeldt connect-
goal 4:,1.S into•lhe final period ed on a jumper to pull the Pirates
Saturday night to give the New towithinone,31-30, butonceagain
York Islanders a 2-~ National Mt. San Antonio managed to open
Hockey League victory over the comfortable five to seven-point
Kings. • bulges.
The 19-year-old Sutter , playing It wasn't until lbe 8:26 mark
in only his second game since that OCC forged ahead for the
being recalled from Letfuidge first time, as John Kresicb coo-
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HOCKEY/ BAilKETMU. / IPORTI QN TV
Todo,y's TV
8JllOWA&DLMNDY
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Followlng •• t~ too IPOrtt wwnts on TV today .-atlnga are: / <I ' / •lCC•llent; I / ./ worth w•tchl""'· / :, fair· / forget It. "" .... , '
~ 10 a.m., Channet 2' ./ ./ ./ ./
NBA llASKETIALL: Phllldelphla at.Boston.
Announcm: DICk Stockton and Kevin Loughery.
It wlll be Or. J (Julius Erving) and the Philadelphia 761rs
against Larry Bird and the Boston C•ltlcs In a key Attanttc Division battle between the first and second place tNms. Erv.
Ing Is leading the 76ers In scoring with better Jhan 24 a Qame
while Caldwell Jones is averaging seven rebounds. Bird Is INd·
Ing the Celtic offense with 20 points a garYl4and In rebounding with 10pertllt.
~ Noof?, Chennel 4 ./ ./
GOLF: Bay Hill Classic.
Announcers: Don Crlque, John Brodie, Bruce Devlin, Bob Goal by and Jay Randolph.
Andy Bean, greatly aided by the triple bOgey disaster that
ambushed Tom Watson suroed out to a three-stroke lead after three rounds of the Bay Hill Golf Classic. Mark O'Meara, a resi-
d".nt of Laguna Niguel and a rookie on the tour this year, played
with Bean and Watson and fired a thlrd-round 70Saturday. He is
third,butse)'" strokes off Bean's pace. •
12:30 p.m., Chennef 2 ./ ./ ./ ./
ffB~ BASKETBALL~ Phoenix at Lakers.
Announcers: Gary Bender, Biii Russell and Rick Barry.
With Earvin "Magic" Johnson back In the fold, the Lakers
flgur~ to be tough against the Pacific Division leading Suns,
especially at the Forum. J ohnson played Friday night and will
be on hand for today's game with the Suns to join Kareem Abdul-
Jabbar, Jamaal Wilkes and the other Lake rs. Leonard "Truck" Robinson leads the Suns attatk with a 19-point per game average with Dennis Johnson hitting 18and Walter Davis 17.
. Ci' 3 p.m., Chennel 2 ./ ./
WOMEN'S GOLF: Olympia Gold Classic. Announcers: Don Drysdale, Jim Hiii, Mary. Bea Porter and Mary Bryan.
Saturday's third-round was washed out by rain after being
delayed twice. Sally Little will take a one-stroke lead into the
final round today over Kathy Whitworth and Lorj Garbacz with
Nancy Lopez-Melton another stroke back at 14'~ Little has re·
corded two scores of 71, leaving her four-under-par. T.hetourna-ment was shortened to 54 holes and if washed out today, would be
completed Monday with no reduction in prize money.
~ 3 p.m., Chennel 4 ./ ./ ./ ./
COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Oregon State at UCLA.
Announcers: Dick Enberg and Barry Tompkins.
UCLA's rejuvenated Bruins hope to upend the No. 1 ranked
Beavers in a nationally televised game today. Steve Johnson
leads the Beaver attack 'that is 23-0 tor the season and 14-0 in Pacific-10actipn. UCLA, the 13th-ranked team in the country, is
18-5 overall arfti 11-4 in the conference. The Bruins and Coach
Larry Brown returned Kenny Fields to the roster this week
aft er he was suspended earlier but it was Michael Sanders and Cliff Pruitt who sparked the team .to an easy win over Oregon
Friday night.
OTHER TEL'EVISION
9:45a.m. (34) -FUTBOL INTERNACIONAL.
10 a.m. (50) -SPORTS 4MERICA -Featured: The Jersey Shore marathon in Asbury Park, N.J .
11 a.m. (50) -SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY. 1 p.m. (7) -SUPERSTARS -Eight of America's finest
women athletes compete in the Women Superstars, taped at Key Biscayne, Fla. Among those vying are figure skater
Dorothy Hamill; speed skater Leah Pqulos Muell er; basket-
ball star carol Blazejowski ; and rctanthoner Gayle Ollnek. Frank Gifford, Cathy Algby Mason and Reggie Jackson report.
2 p.m. (4) -SPORTSWORC.D -coverage of top fuel
competition in the NHRA World Finals, taped In October at
Ontario. Also: Linda Fratlanne and Robin Cousins vs. Toller
Cranston and Peggy Fleming in the world pro figure skating championships, taped in Landover, Md. Commentators in-
clude: Dick Enberg, Paul Page and Steve Evans. 2:30 p.m . (7) -BOXING -Amateur boxers from the
U.S. and Hungary meet in a series of bouts telecast from 8apid City, S.D. Keith Jackson reports. (22) -SOCCER.
3:30 p.m . (7) -WIDE WORLD OF ~PORTS -The U.S.
Grand Prix motocross motorcycle championship~. "taped at Carlsbad. Also : The world ski flying championships, taped at
Obersldorf, West Germany. Commentators include Jim
Lampley, Jeff Smith, Al Michaels and Art Devlin. 11 p.m. (22) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -The Dayton
Flyers vs. the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, taped at Notre
Dame, Ind.
RADIO , Basketball -Phoenix at Lakers, 12:30 p.m., KLAC
(570); Oregon State at UCLA,.3 p.m., KMPC (710). · (The Dally Pilot Is not responslbl• for late changes.)
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SEV ANO'S COLUMN . • •
or the Western HftAkey League nected for a 47-46 lead. But the "'" ' that feelers have already been· to shop some of their picks for a snapped a 1-1 deadlock when be Bucs could never get lbe ball hi h 1 t· A d t th defl ected a blast from the blue again once lbey had a lead. extended to Mulligan from other g er se ec ion. n • a e
I. b d 1 .A. K M "Two times in a row, they (Mt. programs. And, the longer he same time, look for New Orleans tne Y e eu~eman en or-festers in frustration. the worse to trade its No. 1 choice for some row San Antonio) got euy layups
The defending Stanley Cup when they were up by one, .. Gillis it's going to get. provkenftalehnt andd and cboup:~ of
champions, after a sluggish first said. "U we could have gotten the Mulligan is the best thing to P c s urt er own t e 1De. ball with a one-pointlead , may~ h' h Irvin Almost sounds like the Saints period in which they mustered 1t t e e campus since the and Rams should get together.
only two shots on goal, scored :flh~~d have done somethln school dec.ided to go Division I Hmmmmmmmm ...
their first goal 13:08 into the three years ago. It would not on-· So, the women golfers are
second period on a power play. GIU..IS WAS ALSO upset with ly be a crime, but a tragedy, to back in Southern California. The
Delenseman J ean Potvin drilled the fouls, or Jack of, called against let this coach get away· men's tour exits with the finish
in bis second goal of the season, Mt. San Antonio. The Mounties And, if these same officials or the Glen Campbell LA Open,
a 25-footer which eluded Kings, were whistled just three times in think they can replace Mulligan and the women's tour enters by
goalie Ma r io Lessard. Bob thesecondhalf. and pick right up where he left way of Industry Hills, with the
Bourne and Mike Bossy assisted "Wedidn'tgotothelineonc'e " off -they better lbink again Kemper Open to follow in
on the goal. Gillis said. "The second half w~s March.
Los Angeles bad ta.ken a 1-0 tbedlfference. The college football draft will What a case of bad timing for
lead 2:41 Into the second period "I thought we had a good year be held Ai' 28-29. The Rams, Uie women. Following the men's
on Steve J eosen's 14th g~al of (17-12)," surmised Glllls. "With again, ha a high number of tour is li ke watching an
the season and lOOtb career seven freshmen on the' team this selections ( in the the fint Qve Academy Award•winning movie
point. Jensen took a pass from year, we should have a belJuva a rounds. Far more than they on television. Somehow, it's just
J im Fox and fired the 1oa1 past team next year." nee4. So, look for the team to try not the same.
the l~~ers, n~min~r ~b ,-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Smith. I
The tint period was scoreless
altbou1h the Kings out.shot New
York lG-1.
The lOISS dropped the second
place Kings lour point. bebind
Montreal In the Norris Division.
The Kinp are 34-21·9.
New York la 38-17-10 for first
place and a four point marlin
over Philadelphia in the Patrick
Division. ..
UCLA runs by UCI, Fresno
Brulns' Tony Banks . Banb poet·
ed 1 46.2 to 46.9 for Carey on the
slow track.
BUI Dorvall and Pat Nub ran
one·two in tbe 400-m eter In-
termediate hurdles and Charlie
Cbrlatemen captured the two-
m lle run H tbe only other
bl11lll1Mt ol t.be meet for tbe
Antealera. Cbrlatenaen ran
8:54,7 for the two-mUe wbll1
Dorvall had a 52.7 ln wln.nina t.he
hurdle race.
The meet'• only double 1rinner
was UCLA's Krta Lettow 1'bo
won the abot put and di1cU1 u
the Bndnl po1ted 10. polnta to
•~ IOC' tbe >Anteatera and ~
for Freuo State.
UCI mMt1 UC Santa Barbara
at boDM Setwday at l lD lta Dat me«.
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BASEBALL: I WAESTUNO / BASKETBAI:-~
OV,-~ag~a~
MD optimistic.
By llOGtR CA RLSON" Quite a handful for Ickes to
0t 111e o.11, ~11.u .. 11 build around, and he bas a lot Another big year is anticipat-
ed in the camps of Mater Dei
and Ocean View high school
baseball, and Laguna Beach ls
looking for better things under ·
new coacb J oe Ronquillo as the
1981 campaign nears.
Here is a look at each of the
Orange Coast area entries in the
Angelus <Mater Dei>. Empire
(Ocean View> and South Coast
(Laguna Beach> leagues:
Mater Del
A year ago Maler -Dei High
Coach Bobby Ickes was a confi·
dent man. He knew his team had
great potential and he knew
good things were ahead for bis
Monarchs.
Later, Ickes was faced with a
dismal situation as his team
flo unde r e d in the Angelus
League. barely survi ved to
make the playoffs, t h en
skyrocketed to win the CIF 4-A
cha m pionship at Anaheim
Stadium.
It was quite a year and Ickes
has six starters back from that
group, including outfielder Tom
Baine. catcher Amin David, out·
fi elder Mike Johsz and pitchers
Ma rk Brown. Steve Mendoza
and Dan Sottosanti.
Baine earne d All-Orange
County honors after hitting at a
.360 clip and Amin's All-Angelus
Leag.te status was highighted by
a .306 balling average and
strong defense behind the plate.
Johsz batted .396 and has two
game-winning bits, in addition to
a defensive play in the fin als
that saved the title
Brown had a no hitter in
league and won two games in
the playoffs. Mendoza was an all·
league pitcher and was credit-
ed with a one-hitter during the
season and Sottosanti had a no·
hitter and orie-hitter, in addition
to two wins in the playoffs .
HB, E agles, Vaqs
draw home games
Edison High 's No. 2 ranked
Chargers are on the road in CIF 'fl
4-A soccer action Tuesday fac·
ing Miraleste High or the Ocean
League.
In other 4·A division games,
Ocean View is on the road at
Baseline League respresentative
Damien , while Huntington
Beach has drawn· a home assign-
ment against No. 3 seed Clare·
mont. .
Jn 2·A action Wednesday
Estancia'S Eagles host Marshall
and Irvine's Vaqueros are at
home against Valencia.
Custom Diving Suits
Include:
Knee Pads
Spine Pad
As low as
more.
There are senior infielders
Dave Hanna, Brian Mathews
and juniors J ohn Eccles, Dan
Foley, Mike Lindsten , Steve
Livernois and John McShane.
Also seniors Fred Gunderman,
Rick Moore and Pat Quinn and
juniors Frank Spates and Paul
Wallace.
Ocean View
Among the two-year lettermen
for Coach Bill Gibbons are 6·8
pitcher Wayne Carlander, out·
f ie Ider s Doug I r vi ne a nd
Richard Egan and catcher
David Maloney.
Also with varsity experience
are second baseman Glen
Koller, pitcher Bill Small, out-
fielder Fred Tuttle, shortstop
Rebert Hernandez, pitche.r·
outfielder Kevin Stanley and
first baseman Greg Villarroel.
But there are some big ifs in
the Seahawks' camo.
Carlander and his basketball
teammates Small and Jeff
Weston won't be available for
a while because of basketball
com mitments.
Standout pitc h er Jack
Reinholtz has been graduated.
as was catcher deluxe Chris
Schultz. leaving two gaping
holes in the Ocean View attack.
And there is the matter of the
Empire League where the
Seahawks dwell. Year-in and
year-out, the Empire League of·
fers a rugged schedule.
Others who figure promj nently
in Gibbons ' plans a re third
baseman John Heinle and out·
fi elders' Tracy Hagar and Andre
Howard.
Laguna Beach
.,Ronquillo takes over the
Artists' progr am and there are a
lot of.ifs and maybes in his mind
at this point, although he ap·
pears to have a veteran group,
led by a dozen seniors.
Among the pitching can-
didates are Eddie Mendoza and
Kevin Clark, along with Brandt
Uroman <pi t cher-first base).
Paul M e ln yk (pitcher·
s h ortstop ) and Milc:e Dunn
(pitcher-outfield). all seniors.
Damon Berryhill has catcher
nailed down, but Joe Houston
(ca tcher-outrield ) gives the
former Estancia High assistant
some depth to work with.
Soren Lipson. a sophomore,
and senior Scott McMeekin are
vying for starting duty at first
base, while the balance of the in·
field will come Crom seniors
Steve Chapman, Scott Magers
and David Padgham.
ln the outfield are seniors Ron ·
Br eeden and Dan Arndt, along
with sophomore Dru Murphy.
BOBBYICKES
4Castelo, Weiss
win wrestling
championship
I rvine High's Dean Castelo
< 98 l and Ro b We iss ( 138 )
stormed to CIF wrestling cham-
pionships Saturday night as they
led a band of six Or ange Coast
area athletes in qualifying for
the state championships Friday
and Saturday at Chico State.
Irvine Coach Gary de Beau·
bien, along with his assistant,
Rich Lara, expounded on their
athletes' feats:
"I felt Castelo could win the
Cl F championship two years
ago and as for Weiss, well , bis
win in the semis really sparked
him to win the championship.
··we felt Weiss was capable of
this, too," said de Beaubien,
whose Irvi ne teams have
dominated the Sea View League
the past three years.
Others from the Orange Coast
area to qualify for the state in·
e lu ded Ir vine's S t e ve
Schwichtenberg (fifth at 155).
a nd Fountain Valley's Kevin
Woody (second al 185), Ri ck
Nozaki <fifth at 98 ) and John
McCarthy (fifth at 138).
Notre Dame Hi gh's Marty
K is tier was the star of the show.
winning his fourth Cl F crown.
IRVI NE S PLITS;
ESTANCIA TIES
Sophomore Rod Poissant
pitched Irvine High to a 5·1 vie·
tor y in the ni ghtcap or a
doubleheader after Capistrano
Valley had defeated the Va-
queros. 10·6 in the opener in
rain-washed action at Sad·
dleback Coll ege Saturday alter·
noon.
Jn a.nother single game.
Estancia's Eagles battled Dana
Hills to a l·l tie before rain
washed out the remainder of the
action alter four innings.
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a
.4~el-s topple Gauch~~
Oregon fre1hman 1ink~ Trojan. '
Jn•AP i19pateMI
SANTA BARBARA -Center Dino Grecory
and forward Crall Oyllem•ea.ch scored 11 points
to lead Loog Beach St.le to an U.'TJ Paclflc Coast
Athletic Association basketball victory over the
Unlver;ity of Callfornla-Santa Barbara Saturday
night.
The 49ers, who finished the reeuJar season
14· 12 in all games and 9.5 in the conference, took a
40-28 halftime lead and extended their lead to Sl-46
with 10 minutes remaining. The Gauchos ralUed
toward the end after the outcome was no longer in
doubt.
Richard Anderson, the UCSB center and lead-
ing scorer, was held to just eight points and two re·
bounds as he sat out more than hall of lhe game
because or fouls. Senior guard Walter Evans of the
Gauchos, a former Golden West College player,
led both teams in scoring with 26 points. Gary
Moeller bad 1.5 for UC -Santa Barbara. The
Gauchos finished tbe season with an 11-16 record in
all games and 5-9 in the ~onference.
Ore,,.• 81, IJSC 78
LOS ANGELES -Guard Fred Cofield made
four free throws in the final 20 seconds and
forward J ohn Greig scored 22 points to lead
Oregon to an 81-78 Pacific-10 Conference victory
over Southern Cal. .,. •
With the Ducks leading 77·78 and Warn at
79-78, the Trojans fouled Cofield, but the freshman
made two free throws on each occasion to seal the
Oregon victory and finish the game with 12 points.
Center Ron Burns added ll points and forward
Felton Sealey had 10 for the Du cks, whose record
if 12·13 in all games aod 5·11 in the conference.
The vktoey booeled tM Spart.ana' reeotd to
19-7 -·their beet regular aeQOO record &Ince lMO
and &ood enouah to nail second place In tbe PCAA
behind Fresno St.
San Jose's Steve Williams t.oued in 17 polnta,
while Chrts McNealy and Ed Saunden added 10
api~ce.
DePfltd Je5, l.•••I• (CM.JN
CHI CAGO -All·American Mark A1ulrre l
scored 31 points and Terry 9ummln11 added Z2 to
lead DePauJ on its biggest &coriQC spree of the
season. a lOS.95 victory over city rival Loyola.
The fourth-ranked Blue Oemom, poetin& their'
12th straight triumph and boosting their record to :
25·1, blew to a qukk l&-2 lead. :
Aoy hopes of a comeback were daabed when
Darius Clemons, Loyola's leading scorer witb 23.6
points-per-game average, drew his foortb foul with
9: 17 left in the first half and went to the bench.
Netre ••me 19, ••-•1
SeUTH BEND -Seniors Kelly Tripucka and
Tracy Jackson, playing their final home game for
sixth-rated Notre Dame. scored 20 points apiece to .
lead the Irish over Dayton 70.57 .
The two seJliors also led both teams in re·
bounding, helping Notre Dame record a 40-35 edge
off the boards. Jackson had 12 caroms and
Tripucka grabbed 11.
The Irish, 22·4, broke a 10.10 tie with six con·
secutive points and were never caught. Tripucka,
Jackson and Orlando Woolridge, who scored 18
points, each had a field goal in the streak.
Southern Cal is 12·13 overall and 7-9 in the J'l,.,,.•I• 14, • ..,, ..... U
Pac-10. The Trojans were led by Maurice Willi ams CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. _ J eff Lamp and
witH 24. Barry Brooks and Dwight Anderson each Ralph Sampson led a 10·2 run midw~y in the
had 18 for the Trojans. second half that carried third -ranked Virginia to a
Fre .. o St. -Z Vtalt St. U 74·63 Atlantic Coast Conference victory over 17th·
FRESNO -Five Fresno State Bulldiogs ranked Maryland as the Cavaliers rebounded from
scored in double figures to give the team an 82-58 two straigh~ defeats.
victory over the Utah Slate Aggies in a Pacific The Terps, who lost four players on fouls, led
Coast Athletic Association game. 45·44 with 10:36 left on a jumper by Greg Manning
Fresno, already PCAA champions as or Thurs· before Lamp and Sampson scored four points each
day with their victory over San Jose, finished out in the next three minutes as Virginia took a 54-47
their season 12·2 in conference at 23-3 overall. Utah lead. The Terps never got closer than six.
Sta te dropped to 11·15 overall and 5·9 in con-lo.,,• H , lt'leeeluf• 75 ference. · ·
The Bulldogs grabbed an early 9·2 lead and IOWA CITY -Vince Brookms scored 18 points
ended the first half 34·22. Utah never came closer and four teammates hit in double figures as No. 8
than nine points in the second half, with Fresno Lowa demolished Wisconsin 96-75 in Big Ten Con·
State taking their biggest lead 24 points with ference action. · a minute left. The victory means Iowa, 21·4 overall and 13·3
in the conference. retains a one-game lead over San lo•e St. 88. P~lle 59 second-place India na entering the final week of reg .
STOCKTON -Forward Doug Murrey equaled ularseason Big Ten play. .
his career high oC 22 points to lead San Jose St. to a Iowa controlled the game from the openmg
69-59 Pacific Coast Athletic Association victory tipoff, despite a 33-point performance by Badger
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NOTICE OF DEATH OF
KAY DOUGLAS MCKAY
ANO OF PETITION TO
ADMINISTER ESTATE
NO. A 107157.
lfo all heirs ,
beneflci•r les, creditors
and c ontingent creditors of
Key Douglas M cKay of
Irvine, CA 92714 and
pets ons who may be
otherwise interested In the
will and/or estate:
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by <;regory L. McCoy In the
Superior C ourt of ... range
County requesting that
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6·7, •-O, .. J. Mellory-Nlxon CUCll del Solle-
Stro1ler. 7-6. • J, 6-3, Miiier Sfleller c\JCSBl
Oel 1Ctetl119-Ellodoe. t -J. 6-1
m fn lster the estate of Key
OouglasMcKay (underthe t----------,....------------------__,
I n~ependent Adminlstra------------1
tion of E states A ct). The PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTIC°i
petition Is set for hearino in ---------·--1
Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic N0Ttcaoflhu1t1Noofl fllCT1Tiouuus1Nu1
C t 0 I W t I th TNE IOAllOOP Dlll•CTOlll NAManATLlldNT e" er r ve, es ' n e ol' n.•~c:oNsouoAT•D Tl\elo110w1 11c1o1 111111 .... c I t y 0 f s a n t a A n a , WA"l'llll OISTlllCT ... ,,. ...,_. ne
California on M arch 25, To reslcltllts. <llltomen. -"""" . TRON, 21U Plecentle, Ullll 11,
198'1at9· 30a m of mutttpte """' commercte t, II\· Cost•MAM.Ctllwnl• .. 17.
IF Yo'u o 'eJ.E CT t the lrl•I. •llcl IMllMIONll (_,.. JMl<elC.Wllll-,21UPIKenti..
• 0 wllflln tM NWM Con1el1Nted Weter UnllJl,C-YMesa,Celltornlet1H7.
grantinoof the petition, you 0111r1e1: T1tl11M1nes111 ctftelUttoel by •n 1n.
ShQUld either appear at the PIHM ltll• notlu INI on Merell 12, cllwlduel. •
h i d t t Ob IMI, ti 7:00p.m., In'"' -rel room of • Jenlcete.Wllllems
ear flO an S a e YOUr , Ille MeM ConlallNttCI Weter OIJlrkl, Tllll tltl-1 wa fllecl wltll Ille ~Gtlons o r file written ob-,.., Ptec .. ue A-. Cost• Me.e, coun1r ,..,.. °' OrSIOI County on P:eb.
C:tlons with the cou rt C•lltorn1,1N11otro o1otred~w111 26,ne1 .
.,_ the h I y llOlcl • Pl*lc ._.,lne for IN ~ flU67•
rure ear ng. our of cOfltldlt'tno t11e1 tdoll'lfl9 • Polkr Publlallecl 0r.,... c.o.11 oeuy Pltot, ap~earance may be/In pertelntno to: Al prewe11tlon ol M•rcl\1,l,U,22,tMI "WI
pefson or by yoor attorney. 11ec1111 .. ..,. crou-connoc11o11 tor ttre J F y O U A R E A -.w111111er..,.. •Y•'°"''· onc1 111 requlr--
cft'EDITOR or e con-::'!.'::v'=!''°"of11ec11.f-prewn· PUBUC NOTICE
tlngent Creditor Of the d e· (11 ell,,.., fire -lnlller llne C:Oflo fllCTITIOUS•UllHU
ceaseo, you must tlle yoor '*'i;;'1'~T':'1111411\0 11,. ,pr1,..1., 11,. .. .,.,.. STAHM•NT
clalm w ith the court or Pr•-1,11.,.,1 ..,,.,.. no eevl<• of any ~Ind Tl\e fot10W1ne PKMll •• clOlno 111111-
se,nt , It to the persona I ••Itta,_. ,,. .... ~~ull , BECICER, 20'JI swen r~resentatlve 'apf:lnted m •.~ ... ,., ~ Pf09•..., •n o c ................ -· .... b the Court WI ... n four .ollll<I\ e1111Unt fire 1pr1n111er ""' "·T..,,__ ...._c ;,;;~-J-_ •-
u• tystemt wflfl tub-tlonele"' Ncllft-·~·-' ' '" .,. .. '"""' months from the date of Pf•w11t1e111 ..,,left -" es • ._.. or., coett MMe, ee. "'» first Issuance of letters as <M<ll •-'w CCOfl'llnOftlr .. _ •-. Tiii• ~ts <ot11Mtoe1 by .ii '"' Itel• UllCllJ wlll ... ,_teffwfttl cltwldu•I. rrovlded In Section 700 of ----f-PrtWfltltll *'1ktt •I T. c. U.CllM, Jr.
"' Probate Cod• Of •flllwre ..... 1111.,...... ........ lft. Tlllt ltettmenl .... filed wltll"" C~"omla T ..... ti-for fll· att11ttlt11 of ti. _,_. INCllflOW Count~ Cltr11 of Oto .... C4"1..ty e11 • ,,., ...... fl•bn.•rv 5. 1tt1. In clalms wlll not expire ,,. .. nuan 4'¥k• -~ occw •1 • PUntt Cit ..... fll _, .... • C"'-of Cit• o or to four months from cypeno ,orot1ttrs1m11., • .,9111. P'*lltMcl Orenge eoa .. 0.11., Plltt Utt date of the hearing ••ttloll" ... 11t• "'kr wm ,.. "•b· 1. ts, 22. AMr. '· "" .,., .. ,
nottcedaboYe olre Hm• c111temer1 wltll fir• ------------
. YOU MAY EXAMINE :':t.:=1!':':'!."~"= P1[BUC NOTICE ' th• fll4' k-s>ttf'leCOYrt. If YOU Nllt.lel COJt IO .. (...._,,
are Interested In the estate, A c..,., of ri. ,,.... po11cy •• Ptennous .,.. .... you may flte a request with :'::! .... e in .. Ofttrkl office tor ,._ ,. ... .=r:!:".~ ••• ,,..
U. court eo receive spec la I 111 111e ~,..., ........ Y """""'' ...._. a i "notice of the Inventory of tr ,.... flll'trltr '"""""""· Pit•,. MAllttL •NTUP1t1111. 1m
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Communtty College
0r .... c..1m.•1e ...... •i. 6t -l11rOI• tOronoe CoH ll ; 71 -
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lrvlne 000 010 S-6 1 2 Sll•rren onel Rittle; Slmm1, Perry UI ollcl
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IC•p0 V elleyl.
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lrvlM S, '-Vtltey 1 Cept1trtn0V•lley -100 _, • 2
trwlne 100 UO x-S • 2
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JB-C-10.ne Hltlll.
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Etevenll\ roce -Ortr199 Jutte CSl"thl, 21.40, 10.10, S.00, Cllempe9ne Prince
10.M>tnerl, UO, l.IO. Ledy Mlln ISfter-
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SATUllOAY'S llEIULTS ............... "-" -" ... ' F lrsl rec• Linton Son (Aubin). • to.
2 eo. 1 60, The MHs:lro IClllll, J 20, 1.10.
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7.00, 4.tO. 2.a; Pelwm CHe•teyl, 7.20, •.ID;
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Tlllrcl r e ce -Noori Oyna1ty
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J.40. 2.IO; A119ranOlrement (M<H•r-1, •.OO,l.20; O.CepClwCPlnceyJ,UO.
Flltll rece -Syncepete (Plnc•rl $.40, 2.eo:
2.40, ,.,,.., .. O.lehovueyel, 2.to, 2 . .0;
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Pl.SO. $111h race -H•ll To Bolelnnl (Llpl\tml,
•0.10, 20.60, 10.20; Hloll On Robbery (\lt lenzuetel. t .•O, •.60; Winging II
(0.ltllOUIMYt), •.00, . Seventh r ece -Frencll S•u•tros
C\lettfl1 .. 1.i. s.oo. J.00, JM; Royet S.111
IEstrtelel, UO, J.00; OeNll llld(Je <Pierce>.
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ncno tickets CIOIH' l\orlH, -tcr•l<lll.
Elghtll ••<• -1Cln9 Go Go
tOeltllOUUeyeJ, l .40, 2.IO, 2.60; C•term.,
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t .IO, S.tO, J.40; Plrele CVeltflruele l, t.IO,
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I• 16·11 polclU11.00.
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Women
SCCA COHl'ERINCE CHAMP'IONSHIPS
( l'IMI 0.., II-bl Teem scores: I. C•I Poly CSon Lull
Obl190I, MJ; 2. UC Sef>te Berbere, S.S; 3 UC trvlnt, 400; 4. C.t Stele CNorUirlOOe-/,
1'0; S. U. ol Sen Ole90, 13'; •· Cel Stele I LM
Anoelul, 123.
1,UO lrH -I. Whltenock CUCl l. 17.27.:U;
100 free -I. MCCIY .... tY CUCS81, S4 •; SO
l>a<k I. C.thoun CCSL.AI. 2'.17, 100 brNll
-I Otvh ICP CSLOI. 2.21.tt, SO tly -I
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CCSL.AI, I 02 4 ; 400 lrM rtley I UC Sen· I• 9.,...,., J . .ct.OJ. >-me1er 01v1no -1.
Gerercl (UCll. 407.SS.
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1. Lot .......... JtnMf!, 14 tFeat J;41; 1.
New Yori<, J . Potwt" f Clollrne, e.ayl
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i. New York, Sutter J CMM•-. IOMYI •: u P-ltlet -Lorimor, NVI, •:SS; Si-mer. LA. •;U ; -•It. NYI, 14:11S; Korall,
LA, 14:05.
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Angelff 10.IM-21.
Goettn -Hew York. smm1. lot Anoeltl,
l Htarcl. A -16.00S.
Meft'UtlYIM~
COMMUNlfY couao• OtNlll .... lt7M, ..... IMcll JIJM
Fl-e111rcl1t -I. ZIO(Jler Ill, t.JJ; 2.
Cummlll9l CU. t.O; J, WOOllOfl Ill, I.I,
Pommol --1. telno Cll, l.S; 2. Lom-
berdl CGI, LU; J. CUel Esqulevel CGl -1'11<<111 IOI. I.OS.
Rlno• -1. Flore• Ill, t.•; 2. Senrln ILi, US; 3. lllel &ow.ls IOI oncl Sc>unt I l), I.•.
Volllllno -I. ToDln CG >. t .U ; 2
Whllel\Mcl (l l, t .:U; ). Tolor Il l, t.J
Ptrtllel ben -I. Cumml• CL), I .SS. 2
l ltolle CU ,l.4, l Rimm Rel\m (GI, l .:U
HtOll Mu -1 Gontllt Cl1. a.as. 2 Welton
!Lt, 1.7. J Pl'IJll (GI. U . All·eround· Bowel• IOI, ... U .
PTo bowling P'IA TOUll
(et N-Ol-tM. Olllel f'IMll
Mel Acoste def. Mersllell Holm•n. 2l~170
Acotl• win• SIJ,000, Holmon 17,SOO.
Otllff htulls
J. Eert Antl\Ony, IS.500; •. CNrtle T-.
M,SOO, I. we.,,.. w-. M.000.
Men'• vot,.ybell
OllAHO• COAST INVITATIONAL
CM~'P:IMI•
Orenge Coest def. Senl• Berbere, 15-11,
U ·I
Olllt,. tn top five: J. 111•1 Soni• MOnl<e
ano El Cemlno. s IUel S.nt• AM. Son
Fr enc lu.o CC. Lono Beecll •n• Gol4Hn West.
KOCM FM STEREO 103.1
Dear KOCM Listeners:
Saturday, February 28, 1981 wa.s your day to think
Orange-ORANGE COUNTY MUSIC-on Stereo 103.1, KOCM.
If you missed us, tune in and listen to bright.,
beautiful, contemporary ORANGE COUNTY MUSIC. If
you a.re listening to us, thank you. Think Orange
-ORANGE COUNTY MUSIC-every day.
Over the last eighteen months we have been developing
a new and improved contemporary, easy listening music
format especially for you. We are extremely excited
a.bout the music and hope you a.re, too. 41
We have also.spent the last year improving the a.ir
sound of KOCM with new state-of-the-art audio equipment
that was installed to deliver to you the best
fidelity possible.
We have been proud to be a pa.rt of this exciting and
well planned growing community for 17 years a.nd look
·forward to the yea.rs a.head. Our many thanks to you
and our advertisers for your continuing support.
KOCM will appreciate your comments or suggestions.
Sincerely,
I
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Nellr81U tO, Oll""'°'1'18 6l 11\dleM 9', Mlclll..,. Q
lo•• St • .,, Color_,.
IE. Mlc'"9M.,, ToledUe :
Ohio U. 11, Ml.,.,,I, Ol\lo 12
Val111<elto ... Butter.i
Nortll ... lter" 69, Olllo SL M
OePeul 10S, Loyola ICnlcego) 'S
.Or eke 71, S. llllllOll 61
Mll'lnesola 92, Mlclllea" SI • ., 11 Oii
5Mtllw9tl Teut ~ 71, Houlton 11
8arlor ... TCU67 TuastO, RlcelO
SW Louisiana M. ArkeftNS St. U
OklehotN City IOI, SE Louislan• IS
Tulu II, Oral Rollertl 70
ArkenasM, Tuu TKll'1
Harol~SlrotnOM M, NW 1..ou•s••na
'° Lamer 17, M<NHM SI. 16
SeOltll Clemto11 '1, B•llimMe '9
Duke ... No. cero11,.. •s totl
,lorlda SI. IO, MemjllllS St. 71
Jemu Medbon ... Rl<llfnoncl 6l
H. Cerolll\8 St .... Wake Forni U
l.oulsvlll• 90, w. Kentucky JS
Alab<tme 82, Vencltrblll ..
v1r111nla 7•. Mar11e11c1 •~ Virginia Teel\ llS, Cll\Clnnah 91
r tnntUff H, AUCl<Kn 63.
Wiiiiam & Mary "· Geo<~ Muon SJ •
M1ulu1ppl M, Georgia 62
F loroda 81, MIHIUlppl St. 1 r
NE 1.0UtSlll\a.7, S.ml0<cl St
Sl•hon II, Now Orlea ns M
IEaat
-America.. u . 10, Temple 61
Navy 61, Arl'['Y 66 (ol)
loston U. 11, O..lawaro SI. IS
Delaware"· W. CNS!tr St. 1•
l.0119 1\1-U. II, Hof Sir a IO
Rlcler 69, Lehigh Jt
R"tgers 61..Eltt '° St. John's 12, SyracuM 13
Vlllanove 12, SI. J-Pl\'S u
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Appalac:lllllll St. JS, ,urmM 71
W. C.roll!18 91, e. TennH-St. IO
Tn.·CllattanooQjl It, VNI 6l
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Community coU-ee •
S... CMst C:.t•-•
5eceN ·-fttayeff
S1 Ml. Siii AnlOlllo q, Orar19e CoeaJ
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Citrus 9', Sen BernardlllO It
San Dlqo CC 14, Rlwnld• 76
~c.t·-· St< ............. .,.,. El Clmlll0 70, LA Veltey S3
.......... SIMe c:-MrtiM:• "'"' ...... ""•Jeff• Glendale 72, Comcllon f
Tall U , Wttl LOl AnQelH S7
Women
CaM ...
UC lrvk>e 11, U.S... Ole90 6l
use"· "9ppercllne,.
Hl9'1 Sc_. cu• .... f'lnl R'"""41
RIYerskle Poly"· Pec:1lk lO .
A.UrlM S4, Rolling Hiiis 43 s.,. MarcOl 61, ~o U
St. Josepti '1, Jordan 4.5
-Simi Valley 49, Morningside •'£
Edison 7S, Arc.ell• U
Elu-.r St, Arllnvton 40
L1>n9 8Hcll Poly Ml, Maler Oel Jt
San Gall<lel tS, LomC>O< 40
John W Norlll II, S... Oorgonlo SI
Founteln Valley 6l, w. Torrance H
Culver Clly IO, Dos Pueblos 1J
Comp1on IJ. N Torrance.,
Ing!•-SI, Pius x •2
Buena IS, All'lembra ..
Cll' J.A Finl R_.
Foothill •2, $onora l4
1.Q•ra SI, El Toro •I
Attmany H. Saugus 36
Gahr .S, Corona del Mar •2
T uU1n SJ, s.nt1a90•1
GannlW ... LOsAllos •1
EsperAn.ra H, l..41 Quinta J2
Cypres' u. Oownev SI
1mm•cu1a11 Hurt .0, Antelope VAiiey H
lnC110 SO. R-1-u
Alla Lorne •I, PAio VtrM,.
Walnut SI. C.nlr•l ll
l.ynwOOd SI, la HaO<a S•
Gardon Grove SS, Cl\afloy •• Estancl• U, Orange o
University
Fis win
CIF title
The \.bird time's the.
charm and the Universi-
ty High girls field hockey
team came through with
fiying oolors Saturday Lo
capture it.s first-ever CIF
cha mpionship with a 4-2
triumph over Charter
Oak at Or ange Coast
College.
"This was our third
time in the finals and we
finally won it," Coach
Karen Hellyer said after
. the game. •'This team
played the most bala nced
attack I have ever seen
my team play and not one
of the players h~d a bad
game.
"They played the ~ind
of field hockey I know
high school kids are able
to play. It was a totally
coordinated tea m ef ·
fort."
1W esley Speros and Lori
Fyffe each scored two
goals for the winners who
wer e never behind.
University scored the
fi rst two goals, before
Charter Oak •hit its first
goal at the 25-minute
mark of the fi rst half.
Then 1.he Trojans made
it 4-1 eight minutes int()
the second half.
TDDAT'I CIDSSIDID PUllLB -4CROSS bals 137 Pats 29 Star 1n 94 Venlllated
1 Mortal i7 ExplOll '.4 1 Label Pegasus
6 Feel ; 8 Cake •aye<" 142 Fall flower 33 E•clamatton stone
144 Grain bo•es 35 Kind 01 ShtO 96 G man
Pountiln valley, Edlaon, Marini and
Estancia a11 woa opea1q round cu·
lirll ~ plaroft aam• Saturday
D11bt while Corou del Mar and Mater Del wen..._.
Fountain Valle)' bad a bla HCODd
quarter 1D downlnl vbltina W•t Tor·
ranee, a.-.5; t:dboD put Arcadia away
1D tbe ftnt period to take a 75-G de·
elllon; Marina sc:ored 21 points In the
fourth quarter to atop bolt RolllDI Hilla,
54-43; ¥d Eatucla'a Easies breezed to
a 82-tl decilloP over vistUne Oran1e.
Mater Del lost a Jieart-breaker to
Loni 8e1ach Poly, 66-58· whU~ borona
deJ Mar was dropping a 65-42 verdict at
Gahr.
Edison bad a 32-point performance by
TODl'S J&-S
VODKA SCOTCH
I 75 LrTER 1.UTER
Sbaanon Meyer wbo alto pulled down 18
r.abouadl la dele•Ua1 Arcadia. Vel
O.lm bad tbe Hme number ol polntl for
tbetoe.t.
Sue Randall with aeveo rebounds and
Liaa Sandvlken wl~ 1ix helped ln that
department wblle Llaa Houk, Ancie
Mallotto and Meyer •ll bad aix u allta.
Fountain Valley was pacect by 111
pointa from Deanna Davll, who also
pulled down et1bt rebound&. Marianne
Belgen and Chris Wyctnowsld also
played leadinc roles in the victory.
M arlna posted lta first-ever CIF
playoff basketball victory with Jill Gill-
ingham scoring 19 polnta and playing
her best game of the year. Colleen
Berry added 13 while Janet Ramaekers
had 10 palnta ad 1' rebouodl.
E1tanda'1 &qle1, tbe MCODd IMded
team 1D tbe a.A cBvllioa, Ud a balueed
same from feur phyer1, Ylckt.
SimplOft. had 12 polb&I, Cara Franey ti ·
ud Kris Reid 11 w'tb Broawyn H_.
pickinc oa 11 rebounda ,alone wltla three
blocked lbota and three steall. Reid had
10 rebounds, two blocked 1bot.a and three steals. ·
Oo ,lbe college acene, UC lrriDe coa-
cluded it.a best-ever seuoo witb a 7Hl3
victory over the Untveraity of San
Dieeo, •
Golden West lost the championship
game ot the FullertOn tournament to the
host school, 70-65 despite 18-point efforts
by Terri Gil and Carol Krikorian .
CCJERRA BACARDI
TEQUILA RCJM
GOLD LIGHT OR DARK KAHLCJA
l·LrTER I 75-LITER 750-MILULITER 659 1Q55 719 965 8Q8
CASE OF 6 39.54 CASE OF 12· 126.60 CASE OF 12 93.45 CASE OF 6 57.90 CASE OF 12 96.95
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aorrLE CASE BEACJLIEa WINES RETAIL RETAIL
RETAIL RETAIL KENWOOD Beau Tour, 750-ML ..................... 3.67 40.00
maretto Di Saronno, 12oz 6.87 149.58 J. LONDON CAB. Velours, 7so-ML ............................... 3.49 38 .00
rambuie, 23-0z ..... . . .... 11 .32 125.68 750·MIL Burgundy, 750-ML 3.30 36.00
aiJiano, 750-ML 13.16 146.Q7. 501 Cabernet Sauvignon, 750-ML .. . 5.15 56.00
idoriMeJon, 23oz.. .. ...... 9.75 108.33 CASEOF 12.aa.oo Chablis, 7~·ML ........ '. ............. · ....... 2.75 30.00
LIQUEURS
Southern Comfort. 1 75 LITER ....... 13.17 7 3.14 Gamay Beaujolais. 750-ML ·. .. . 3.30 36.00
1a Maria, 750-ML . . .. .. 10.98 121.90 1.ANGENBACK Pinot Nolr, 750-ML ...... 4.23 46.00 I 95~on
I\ French 79 Smootn
pain1er 81 For eacn 146 Profound 38 Talk idly ddrntral
16 Pos1j)one 82 Manulac-148 Aware 'l9 Solar disc ~7 Number
BL.ENDS LIEBFRAUMILCH Pinot Noir Rose, 750-ML 3.23 35.20 ·
!Hiram Walker Imperial, LITER . .... 6.03 66.40 750-MIL Beauclair, 750-ML ........................ .4.84 52.80· -
Kessler, 1.7!>-UTER . ... . .. ... 11.07 61.50 J69 Orenachc Rose, 750-ML .................. 2.20 , 214.00 21 Manila :ure<I 518"9 41 S111ke
:"'temp 83 Suits 1'49 SI 43 Mail
22 U1op1art 85 Pans sub· 150 Helm OOS s5 Shorl 1acket
23 l'ragran1 way ,:s1a11on 151 Equal 47 Lalin greet-
resin 86 Arabian gulf "chance 1n9s
!4 Betel palm. '!8 Tarns ' 2,words .19 Plural verb
25 i:artn god-89 Kiln 154 Sketched SO Egyptian
dess 90 Talle<S '56 Sun de11y co non
26 B1bhca1 tree 91 M1m1CS 157 Pnncely s2 Eons :cs P.erioo 92 Speed 159 Bind again 54 Grows old
Jlioweo • 93 Cedar 160 Sino-< 55 Scour
2 words 95 Father-Fr Frank•e '>6 Got up
30 Hebrew le•· ~6 Brihs1'19Un •62 Dogs name 5 7 $eei( Shel·
1er 97 Conlronts. 164 Cracks 1er
31 Biblical king :!words •65 Scalf 2 words
12 BanJu tan-100 Binds :66 Senior ;9 Alludes
g~ '01 Uncle -167 JOln 151 Storehouses
J4 lnd11110ua1s 102 Beat oack :>OWN 63 Bar1er
36 Unas1ma1e<l :04 Oa1r11 prod-• D•ckens 64 Shoe bot-
37 Cuts JC1 ~adman toms
19 Sudsy brew 105 Eggs l White '>6 Witnesses
. .io Tidings •06 Timetable poplar 67 E•ceo1
.i2 Piiaster JObr 1 Chinese .;9 8ol1v1an
J4 R11ua1 •01 Step oagoda nd1an
46 Alfonso's 109 Cha. e g. 4 Master 12 Legal claim
queen 1 10 Oreern Fr. S Aeata ;4 -Pro·
47 The sweet-111 Man 1 name 6 Mum, fund1s
sop 112 Concerning 7 Verb ending 76 Assumes
48 AffaJrs •13 Began 3 Se.ne command
S 1 Celebration 115 Landed ~Go by boat 2 words
53 Va"81 property 10 Man·s name :"8 Government
55 L1mpoon • 17 Greek island 11 Takes out ·agts.
58 SwediSh 1 18 Aedec1or 12 81bllcal 79 Beer
:neasure 120 Lev1n1~ onest 80 Coal fold
00 P1lnlul ketch 13 Jewels 82 Nutmeg
82 Deputies 122 Root edge 14 Chemical husk
65 Case •23 HorH COior compound 84 Sheep
·66 Aeetls 124 Oepert 15 T~of P<O-genus
68 Abc~ng1na1 '26 Ashen '"" 35 Needlehah
70 Righ1-h1nd 128 Fr1grance 16 Oipsor 87 Cozy room
oage :30 Injection dibbles 98 Require,
?' j Vaj)or: Olal 132 Abstract 17 Before 90 Sends bll<lk
;2 Ogle 'oeing 18 tron symbol 91 Army order
"3 Craze :34 Ft1nge Zool 19Sch00N=~ 2 words
~5 Sausfles ;3& Scottish tur-20 Storms 92 Chest sound
78 Indian cym-·11p 27 Growing ou 93Gap•
98 Grape pre-
serve
99 Jury hs1
101 Hungers
103 And Lalin
'04 Measured
101 Greek oor·
hCO
108 Harvesl
110 Poe's bird
, 11 Blundered
113 Prinler s
1erm
• 14 Clock lace
116 Faucet
117 T09e1her·
~reli•
• 19 Tagalog
rive<
~21 Beat up·
Slang
•23 Great
'25 0045 1n
;27 Desert
prince
129 Spur line
130 Headhners
:31 Safe refuge
133 Number
135 Anoint
138 Exctamauon
139 Baaque cap
140 E11tra
1~2 Bofll'g 1ool•
•43 Network
145 Hall: Ger
147 Andes
;ounlry ·so Tree fluid
152 Never· Ger
153 Tease
Sla"O
'55 Tnumpn.o
158 Stale; Abbr
161 Helm POI.
163 Nero's six
Seagrams 7 Crown, 1.1!>-UTER ..... 1222 67.87 CASEOF 12..io.oo • J. LOHR WINES
Anc·aent AgeBuOTE~RBONS 7.07 76.95 JOSEF HAUPT Jadeh • 75?°MbeL ..... R. . 1· 43.4643 ' ..... .. .. Jo annas rg 1es mg, 750-ML .. . .
,EartyTimes •. uTER ..................... 6.69 ~~:~~ UEBF~~LCH Rose of Cabernet, 750-ML .............. 3.23
H.WalkcrTen High, 1.15 LITER ..... 10.45 201 Gamay, 7so-ML .... ...... . .. ... . 3.43
1.W. Harpe.r, LITER ......... 8.10 86.60 Petite Sirah, 750ML ...... ... . 4 .04
Jim JVam. 1.75·LITER ............. 11.92 66.15 CASEOF 12·22.50 PARDCJCCJ WINES BRANDYA.ntDCOG~AC •
Christian Bros .• 1 7!>UTER . 13.47 73.40CHEATEAU ST. JEAN Chabhs. 750-ML . .. ... . 2.82
E&J, 1 UTER .. 7.33 79.81 CHARDONNAY Cabernet Sauvignon, 750ML. .4.04
· 13 12 1so.M1L French Colombard, 750·ML. .......... 2.75 Courvoislerv.s .. 750-ML... ... .... . 145.80 7 6 Ch . Bl 2 94
M rt I V S P 12 4 1 1 35 25 0 emn anc, 75().ML. .. . .. . ......... . a e • • •• 750-ML . • Ch d 4 40 CANADIANS CASE OF i'N100 ar onnay. 750ML. ................. .
Bl kV I t 6 70 74•35 Burgundy. 750·ML .......................... 2.57 ac e ve • 1 LITER .. . . . . . . p 't SI h 3 63
Canadian Club, 1 75HfER 17.31 93.90 SEBASTIANI eti e ra • 750ML .......... ·· ..... · ·
Canadian Mist. LITER .. .. 6.71 74.52 N~~a Zinfandel. 7~~Z.ER.WJNES 2.91
Seagrams V.O., t .75·LITE.R ........... 16.76 93.09
2 2 Bl D Bl c 2 58 GIN 9 anc e an , 750-ML. ...... ............. .
Beefeaters, i 75UTER . i 16.98 94.29 CASE OF 12·31.80 Cahbemct Sauvlgnon, 750-ML ....... 35.6805
Gilb • 5 98 65•20 C ardonnay, 750-ML ............ ............ . 1 ey ~· 1 LITER · Chenin Blanc, 750-ML ....................... 3.63
Gordon's, LITER .. 5.86 65.06 FREEMARKABB~ Zlnfandel. 1so.ML .................... 3.03
Seagram's, LITER 5.96 66.20 CAB. SAOV. 76 Petite Syrah, 750-ML ..................... 3.69
1 Tanqueray, 1 75LITER.. .. ... .. .. 18.68 101.87 7so-MIL Gamay Beaujolais, 750·ML' .............. 3.03
39.60
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Bacardi Lt. & Dk., 11s.uTER . . 1133 62.92 CASE OF 12.a3.60 ---------. • :
Castillo Lt. & Dk., LITER . .. ... . . 4.73 52.50
MyersJamican, 750-ML. ................ 7.19 86.27. ROBT. MONDAVl
SCOTCH PINOT NOIR RES.
Dewars White Label. 1.75-UTER . 1'839 102.00
Chivas Regal, LITER ....................... 17.46 193.95
Cluny, 11s.uTER . . . .... ...... ........ 12.56 69.74
J&B, LITER ..................... . ....... 11 .47 127.35
Johnnie WalkerBlk., LITER ........... 15.7 1 174.55
Lauders, 1.1s.UTER .. ~ .... . . . ........ J 2.15 67 .45
TEQCJILA Cuervo White, ~·LITER ........................ 7.51 83.34
C>On Emllo Wh. & Gold. 1.75-urER .... 9. 7a 54.b6
Sauza Gold, QUAAT ........... ......... . .. 8 .07 89.67
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Kamchatka. 1.1s.urc:R ...................... 8.27' 45.95
Popov, LITER ....................................... 4.78 · 53.05
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Chardonnay. 15().ML. .......................... ,.68 61.93~
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For dress-up occasions from Easter to June weddings,
picture little girls in dresses aflutter with ruffles, em-
bellished with eyelet and accented with appliques.
That's the way designers for Nannette view spring
fashions fQLLbe younger set. '
Silhouettes are simple and traditional:. pinafores, A-
lines, shortwaists and dfindJs, says Betty Adcock, assis-
tant vice president of design for the New York-based
Nannette. The emphasis is on pattern and color.
Prints range from dimmultve florals to bold Jungle
motifs, she adds, while pastels are a fragile wash or color.
Fabrics such·as crinkled gauze, voile, seersucker and
line rt look-atikes feature subtle texturing.
Above left, eyelet edges the camisole and flounced hem
of a dress that's appliqued with a big, juicy strawberry.
Above right are sister styles. The flounced pinafore,
graced with lace inserts and simple appliqued jonquil, slips
over a simple dirndl dress in sunny yellow.
At right, tiny tuclu;, daisy embroidery and dainty
crochet trim a linen-loolC: dress of poly/rayon.
At bottom left .. scallop-edged, embroidered eyelet
touched with ribbon beading lends a Victorian air to a sun-
dress. .
And, at bottom r\ght, a profusion of spring blooms em-
phasize the diagonal line of the surplice bodic~ and
graceful sweep of a full swing skirt.
Locally, Nannette fashions are available at The
Broadway and The May Co.
St. Tropez
West
By SA,NDIE JOY Of tllle DellJ l't ... S&Mt
Carole Little believes
the era of throw-away
fashions is over.
Designing for career-
m inded women like ·
herseff C Ms. Little· is
part owner of the Los
Angeles-based St.
Tropez West), she also
believes fashions must
be versatile so they are
appropriate for business
as well as private lives.
"I don't believe in
clothes that are obsolete
next season," Ms. Little
says . "I think most
women are beginning to
concur with this ap-
proach to fashion; they
are buying qualit y
clothes in luxurious
fabrics and in style that
will be fashionable for
several ~easons."
So, when her spring
collection for St. Tropez
West was unveiled last
week at Bullocks
Wilshire , Fashion
Island, it came as no
surprise that the entire
collection was done in
silks (what could be
more luxurious?) in
easy-to-wear styles.
There are lots of
warm color s -rust,
burnt orange, gold -
and a definite casual
styling, making ever-
ything wearable for day
and on into the evening.
Shown above is a silk
flounced skirt topped
with a ruffled cap-
sleeve. The skirt, done
in green, dusty pink, red
and mauve; bas an ex-
tra item of interest: two
inset panels are done in
parachute cloth.
CSee ST. TROPEZ, Page 87)
. .
BJ llA8Y JANS ICA&CELLO °' .. "" .......... The Ne'VJ)Ort Harbor Art Museum popped
lta rork for the aeeond Seml·Anoual Wlnef~at. ,
An oterflQw crowd of T80 e.-mpled premium
f:al114rnla .wines from 43 wineries, str,olled
brou1b the museuwp and voted for 'theJr
avorite "\'lntqet at the end ol t.be evening.
Days later. When the rlJ,lal ballots were in,
the winner wu a Chardonnay from Cbateau St. Jean.
t
Tied for second were a· 1979 Chardonnay
rom .Cbalone Vineyards and another entry
rom Graricb Hills.
Other notable vinyards contributing to the
event included Da"tld Bruce, fl"'etzer, Clos du
Vaol and Jordan. ~
Hosting the crowd were the museum and
Chris CUnn.ingham, past president of the Orange
County Wine Society.
Among the guests at lhe party, which was
told out for weeks ln advance, were Charles
Heater and Marc .Friedbert. members of lh8'
museum's board or trustees, and Toni Ayres
and Jack Dwan, chairmen of the Fine Arts
Patrons.
Rolf Engen, owner of Rolf's in Newport
Beach, assisted at the gathering.
~
Dusty Wings, a group of former airline
•tewardesses, will donate the proceeds from
their annual Monte Carlo night to the Women's
Transitional Living Center for battered wives.
,The evening of gambling and dancing will
be next Saturday In Missron Viejo.
Door prizes will be given away during the
evening, and grand prize this year is a trip to
Las Vegas.
Ticket.$ are $16 per couple, and more in-
formation is available by calling 839-1638.
Another relison to breakup
DEAR ANN LANDERS This
letter is for parents everywhere.
The r eason so many young
couples are getting divorced
these days is because they don't
have any time together to have
fun. Our marriage of six years
is over, and I can lay it right on
the doorstep of my husband's
parents and mine.
ANN lANDERS
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our
15·year-old son wants to s have.
No problem? Well, actually
there is. The boy has nothing to
shave. He is blond and there's
Just a ltttl~ pea~h fuzz on his
chin Nothing more.
will read mv letter and ask
themselves bow much they are
helping their children's mar-
They gave us a car, clothes
and gifts of food steak, chops,
etc. What we really needed was
a baby-sitter for one weekend a
month so we could go fishing or
camping -alone. It was the on-
ly interest we had in common.
We couldn't afford to hire a sit·
ter because it would. have put us
over budget.
riue. TOO LATE FOR OS.
DEAR LATE : So y our
hus band walked out on you, and
it's your parents' fault? Well,
now I've beard everything.
This may come as a shock, but
when two people get mar.Tied It's
THEIR responslbillty to make
the marriage work. If parents
want to provide baby-slUlng
services, fine, but chUdren have
no right to expect it.
I say there's nothing wrong
with letting him shave if be
wants to. My wife says he will
only cut himself. What do you
say'! LONG ON ARGUING IN
SHORT HILLS
DEAR LONG AND SHORT: I
say let him shave. If be cuts
himself a few times be won't
think it's so much fun.
A no-non&ense aJJPTOOCh to haw to
deal with life's most difficult and
mo:rt rewarding arTangement. Ann
Landers· booklet. "M arriage -
What to Expect," will prepare you
/or better or for worae. Snld JI!!"'
reque:rt to Ann Landen, P.O/ Box
11995. Chicago, Ill. 60611 , encloring
5() cents and a long, slam~. :rel/-
addressed envelope.
Three weeks ago my husband
got so fed up with the kids he
walked out. To this day he hasn't
even called to see how they are.
If we had had some vacations
alone this never would have hap-
pened.
Yd"u don't say bow old you a11d
your bu.sband are. but you sound
very immature. Go to the
clergyman who married you and
ask him for guidance.
-.._
l hope parents everywhere
P isces: Reason to cheer
MONDAY, MARCH 2
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr 19): Review aspira-
ti~ns, ultimate goals. One who makes promises
m ay lac~ ultimate authority. Meet obligations
in realistic manner. Individual behind scenes
has your best interest at heart. Don 't look gift
horse . . . ...
TAtJRUS (Apr. 20-Maoy 201 : Solidify
travel, educational plans . What was far away is
now closer than you might anticipate. Long di s-
tance communication brings favorable news
concerning publication. You're due to win legal
battle. You're strong!
GEMINI (May 21 -June 20): Hold off on new
HOROSCOPE
• tenable situation. Visits, short trips and conflict-
ing messages dominate scenario. Display
humor, versatility. You will he more aware oE
body image than in recent past.
SAGJTrAJUUS !Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Discuss
financial plans, obligations with family member.
Purchase of luxury item could be on agenda.
Taurus, Libra, Scorpio natives figure prom-
inently What had been missjng will be locat-
ed m vour own home.
'project. Tie loose ends. Make cootact with those
familiar with money markets. Relative sur·
prises by coming up with key answers. Aries,
Libra natives figure prominently. Avoid care·
lessness with credit cards.
CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You get
what you want. but not in way originally an-
ticipated. Aura of deception, romance
dominates s cenario. Apparent setback is
transformed into victory. You're asked lo make
special appearance. Wear bright colors.
AQUARIUS <Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Don't un-
derestimate individual who seems weak on sur-
face. Your own cycle is high -if persistent, you
get what you need. Much occurs as result of a
secret meeting. Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn
CANCER (June 21-July 22): New approac,h
results io favorable legal maneuver. Leo, Arie!,
Sagittarius persons play important roles .
Dynamic young person offers suggestion which
opens door of opportunity. Creativity and love
dominate interesting scenario.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Rise above petty de-
tails, office politics. You get job done io unusual
manner. Cancer, Capricorn. Aquarius persons
figure prominently. Intuitive intellec\ is activat-
ed; you ''wake op" with answers. Gourmet
meal is on tap.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Liebt touch
brings objective closer to reality. Important
contacts are made al soclal affair. Focus on
romance, creative endeavors, :significant
changes and green light for pet project. Gemini,
Libra, Aquarius persons figure in scenario.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You undergo
"testing period". You're asked to revise·
material. Be specific concerning details, fine
points and small print. Aquarius, Scorpio, Leo
persons figure prominenUy. Study material,
avoid jumping to conclusions.
• BCellPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Flexibility is
1necesaary if you are to extricate self from un·
persons figure prominently. .
P ISCES < Feb. 29-Mar. 20): You'll have rea-
son to celebrate . Important assignme(lt is
completed amidst applause. Emotional fulfill-
ment dominates scenario. Aries, Leo, Sagit-
tarius person play key roles. Greater financial
security is indicated.
... St. Tropez West
. (From Page 86)
Jungle print Jt.lmpswt
on preceding page has
an elasticized waist. Suit
is done in olive and
khaki and features
· Toucan birds.
Raw silk suit with
simple lines, shown on
bottom of B6, is de-
signed to be worn over
open-neck blouse in sun-
set shades.
All fashions shown are
available at Bullocks
Wllabire, Fashion
·'1 !JJ,ljJ !)~~~: j>;JJWJ~ .t lUJJ JJJ 71 JM J!)~~~
• ~ • If \
. flu .,;,~c~l~g· the do~r to t~e
execu tive •ulte. What are the trade-off• lntlo/vedl
Join Marilyn Simcox, associatf with Heidrick and Struggles, an ex~cutive recruiting
firm. for a discussion on the actual job search, the risk-taking. the ttade·offs and reloca·
tlon . The se11lon will take place at The Br<18dway Newport. 4th floor. Saturday. March 7
from 10:~ 'til noon. Advance reservation and a 4.00 fee required. Please cdli the
e•ecutive secretary 81 (7141644-1212:
• • 4
..
-
Newport Harbor
Art Museum
Director Cathleen
Gallander (right J
at wine-fest with
Batbara Riley of
Corpus Christi
University and
NH AM Development
Director Gene
Gardner.
~
· The Orange County chapter of the 99's, an
international organization founded by Amelia
Earhart in 1928, met for a potluck dinner and
white elephant sale recently.
The llf'OUP p1'9motes avl•Uoo i.nd air 1alet1
and is opeft-to new membera.
The only requirement to join 11 a private
pilot Ucense.
~
The Learned L·adiea, a proreutonal
women's support group for the Orange County
Music Center, ls planning a five co~e aourmet
dinner March 26 at the South Coast Plua Hotel.
It will be the focal point of the chapter's
spring fund raiser, An Epicurean Season.
Guests will be entertained by a harpist, an
ice ..gculptor, strolling musicians and dem·
onstrations for each of t h e five dinner
courses.
Tickets are $45 per person. Call 640-4360 for
information.
~
The Clara Barton Chapter, daughters of the
American Revolution honored local students at
a tea.
Guest s peaker at the event was Peter
Sorensen, an exchange student from Denmark.
Good Citizen Medals were awarded to
Steve Miller of Fountain Valley High, Todd
Arnold of Liberty Christian School, Starr Ogata
of Edison High and Lori Schoaf of Los Amigos
High.
Kevin Martin and Patti Madigan of Liberty
Christian School received awarqs for
American history essays.
It's against 'them'
The terrh "sibling rivalry"
was 4cvented by psychoanalyst
Alfred Adler in the early 1920s.
Up until that time parents
used words like1 "They're kill·
ing one another,'' and "For
God's sake. Larry, don't tum
your back on ·..em.". Adler also
said it was a "phase" children
went through, which also made
parents feel good . After all,
any~ne could host a war if they
knew it was going to be over in
seven or eight years.
My sister and I never engaged
in sibling rivalry . At first, I
thought it was because we were
too poor, but when we got to
checking with the other kids, we
,djscovered sibling rivalry was
brought o n b y parents'
favoritism of one child over
another.
Our parents weren't too crazy
about either one of us.
The closest we ever got lo the
phase was one day my mother
summoned me to, her, put me on
her lap and' whispered '' Doo 't
tell your sister , but I have a
piece of chocolate for you." I
was nattered. M'om did like me
ERMA BOMBICI ~
best. I snapped it up like a starv-
ing puppy. -·
Later, I saw my sister on her
le> and Mom slipped her a piece Jlt chocolate. Later. we dis-
covered we had been slipped a
laxative.· I met my sister 's eyes.
Neither of us said a word. From
that day forward, we realized it
was "us" against "them."
That trend was to continue
when my husband and I had
children. Even the first one con-
spired against us. When she had
a brother, they established a
definite anti-parent coalition.
When the third child appeared.
we had our first experience with
the "immoral majority."
As parents, we had definitely
lost control. Anything put to a
vote _ . . we lost. Any discussion
put to a shout . . . we were
drowned out. Any reasonable of-·
fer of compromise . . . we could
not afford to refuse.
They buddied behind doors
sharing their secrets with one
another. They exchanged .know·
ing glances when one' of them
answered the phone. They lied
for one another, made excuses
for one another and defended
one another.
Oh, I pretended there was sib-
ling rivalry among my children
just to save face. Somehow, I
couldn't bear to have my friends
know that white their kids were
throwing· 1trucks at one another.
mine were throwing trucks at
me.
They'r e still doing som e
studies on sibling rivalry and
frankly It's quite r evealing.
They've now discovered that
siblings have stronger bonds lo
one another than to their parents
or stepparents. They are also
the longest lasting and most in·
tlmate of all hum an. rela·
tionships.
All I lmpw l5 if my kids bad
been any closer to one another,
I 'd have locked my door at
night.
Fatalists do die y oung
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By PETEil J . STEINCROHN
DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: I'm a fatalist.
I'm not bragging. Simply giving you the reason
why I don't' runnit\g. to the doctor· for
checkups eve year. When I get sick is time
enough to seek edical attention. •
I believe that my time will come no matter
what I do lo prevent bad health and dying. I
guess one reason for m y attitude is my family
history.
My father died of a heart attack at the age
of 48. My mother had a stroke at 49. My older
brother died at 52 or a heart attack. The reason
I'm a fatalist is that it is written in the book that
I'll go early no matter what I do to prevent it.
This has influenced my way of life. I've
reached 40. I figure the next 10 years will tell
the story no matter what 1 do or don't do. So I
smoke as much as I want, which is a lot. I drink
and eat what I like and as much as I desire.
I haven't gone for a medical checkup as
many do on their 40th birthday. Why go when
all I bear is don't smoke, don't drink, doo't eat
so m ucb, don't work so hard?
You doctors mean well, Dr. Steincrobn. But
I really wonder how much difference it w9uld
make if I began to take care of myself. Besides,
it's too late, isn't It? I've had these bad habits
for years. -MR. G . '
Island.
St. Tropez Wes t
fashions also are re·
tailed through Saks
f'lftb Avenu e,
Robinsons, I. Magnin,
Bullocks, The
Broadway, Muy Co. and
Neimaa-M:arcua.
DOCT' IN THE HOUSE •
DEAllMR. G.: I can understand your reac·
tion. I've bad simllar ones from readers with a
poor family b1st.ory Ukt! yours. But, bad heredi-
ty or not, I believe that fatalists die young -or
younger than they should. 1
I have some good news for you . Poor
heredity ls not a certain bad harbinger. of early
extincUon. l'v' known many sons ud daughters
of such parents who Uvecf lnto old age in spite of
lt.
Some more good news in reply t.o your ques-
tion: "Besides, it's t.oo late, i.sn't It?"
It's DOt t.oo late t.o &Ive up bad habits.
Studies have shown that quJttiJlg tobacco belpe
the heart and lungs -even after several years·
of smok.lng. And so It ls with driaking and over-
eatlag. •
What I've been saying ii tbat fatalists like
yourself die :,f.~Y· And that It's Bot t.oo late to change your of IUe. • • •
Dr. Steincrohn welcomes question& from readers.
He cannot answer all individually but toil! include
tht>se of general intere&t in .his column.
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.. Pamela CoUup of Cotta M111 .and R\chard Lone or lrvlne became man 1nd w f• ln eeemoaiel at Our Lady Queen Of An11l1 ChYroh
tn Newport Beach.
The bride, daUthter of Patricia t1t>htl\IM t
eo.ta Mesa, I• a 1raduate e>f Corona dtr Mar tu•h
Stbool and Orana• Coa•t Colle,.. St\' la tmplt'>'~ '-1 tbe NeWpe>rt Beaeb city 1ovemment.
, Tbe 1room, aon Ol ,Patrick and DofOU~~ '1M•
of Sepulveda, 1raduated tr-om Jam.-lllt .. t~
Hilb School In Loa An1elea and C•l 8ttt•1 ~.A."'
worlrsrorU\e Newport Beach PoUcellfpaom~\.
The couple plan to II ve ln MlUlOC\ V\~dQ at\•f I'
\.tip to Northern and Central OaUtornlll· ••
~ u • Barile·D'll!.abella
~ Llaa D'laabella ol La1\Ula Beac~ and O.~~(I
flarile ol Dana Po\nt have ••chanted w.a<Una
i!Pwa ln Seattle, Wash .
.i The bride, dau1ht"r of Mr. and Nr•.
ilu1ene D'lsabella of La1una Beaeh is a
jiaduate or Laguna Beach HJ1h School.
:; The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicbolu R.
-•rile or San Marcos, aradualed from Vista
•«ih School In Vista.
:: The eouple plan to live ln Seattle. -..
:Ii ~· -C• • . .Celly-Carson
Gi: Michele Mary Carson and Roderick Fall iitltYr both or Costa Mesa, were married in Sl.
ltldrews Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach.
: The bride, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert
•orris Carson of Newport Beach, graduated
~m Chatsworth Hlgh School in Chatsworth and.
l State. Nott.bridge. She is employed by the
W lruonnallon Services Division.
... The groom, son of Mrs. Rosemarie K. Kelly
lbd the late James J . Kelly of Mandelay Bay, is
~graduate of Point Loma High School in San
Diego and lhe University or Virginia. He works
fer Toyota Motor $ales.
... The couple plan to live in Cosla Mesa ~llowing a trip to Northern California. •• • .. -• -. ... .. Powell-Svendsen -::=: Cindy Svendsen and Larry Powell, bolb or
lelboa, were married In Newport Beach.
:: The bride, daughter of Betty Svendsen or t i boa and Arthur Svendsen or Newport Beach,
a graduate of Newport Harbor HiJb \School
f!ld Chapman College in Orange. She is
!!Dployed by the Warmington Development Co.
4. The groom, son of Mrs. Robert Powell or
8'alboa and the ·late Judge Robert Powell,
ltaduated from Newport Harbor High School
Md San Diego Slate University. He works for
111e Standard Pacific Corp.
: The couple plan ~olive in Balboa.
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/ ICutn IQ, lhdl ot C~ta Me11 and Thomaa J. ~hi MtnlflM Jr nf llhHnla havt. married ln
l'hotnla 'rht brhh• la U1t1 d•q•hter ot Mta. Sarah K.
tt•ll ot Arlln1U0tl' Va · 1'ht •n11\m a •on or Mr. and Mr1. Th6ma1 lflame•~I flt ttt\ot1nl11. tlti II employed by lbt , u ~ ..u,,,., V1lrll r .. 1tt1,.1 .. 11 ""HI llVtl In CQJ(a Meaa.
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"r ~~f\ M•l4tttrlo l\ttnnttr ot 1An1 Beach haa ~"ltl4\ Kt'" U10\tin1uoo ohmldt or Pacltlo ~~I~· i'~~ ~• t\111 hrldtt In oeromonlea at the ~~'' w ri\O~~,t~ Pr~t1byte.rlan Church.
tl tlrlde 1-<hH~lhter ot Mr and Mra. E. v.
S\ltH\\ "' <\f l'~~lti\l flalhaad"•·
1' •Jroom'~ Jtl'""" are Mr.. Edward "'"'•w._. New~t lleaoh and Roderic Rennor Pf l;l\no'"""· 'l'htt co"t.\le plan to live In Lona Beach
tollawln1 a trlp to Canada. •
Halderman-Legault
Lorraine Marie Legault or Santa Maria and
Lawrence Earl Haldeqnan of Newport Beach
were wed in lhe Old Mission Church, San Luis
Obispo. ' •
The bride, daughter or Ronald and Barbara
Legault of Santa Maria, graduated from Ernest
Righetti High School in Santa Maria. She is
employed by the French hospital in San Luis Obispo. '
The groom, son of Marty and Gene Ross of
Newport Beach, is a graduate or Newport Harbor
High School and Orange Coast College. He attends
Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo ana works for the
CalUornia Men'sColonytnere.
The couple plan lo live in San Luis Obispo
a trlptoLakeTahoe.
EM EN TS
W ochomurka-Hilton
Kathleen Renee Hilton of Boston and Allan
R. Wochomurka or Martha's Vineyard, Mass ..
are engaged to be married.
The engagement was announced by the
future bride's mother, Pat Hilton of Newport
Beach. Miss l;lilton also is the daughter of Dr.
Robert Hilton or Newport Beach. She ls a
graduate or Johnston College at the University
or Redlands now attending Lesley College in
Boston.
Wochomurka is the son or Mr. and Mrs:-
Charles Wochomurka of Knoxville, Tenn. He
graduated from the University of New
Hampshire and manages a seafood market al
Martha's Vineyard.
Bmders
wed on
'Lover's
Lane'
POTTSVILLE, Pa.
<AP> -Two area bowl·
Int enlhual11ta have tied
tht knot dn "Lover'•
Lane."
Shella Et1weller and
Harry RuaaeU, who bowl
a comblned total or
aeven nl1ht1 a week,
were married on Lane
14 of lbt Plaaa Lanes
BowUna Alley here on
Valentine's Day. They
met several month• 110
while parUclpallnl ln
bowlln1 lea1u11.
M allistrale Catherine
Thompson performed
the ceremony under a
banner that read< "Con-
1ratulat.lons Sheila and COSTA MESA ORANBE
Harry:" Next to lt was a So Coast Plaza . 714/540-2711 Cinedome . 714/634-2553
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Althoujh the bride-------------------carried a~uet talber
lhan a ball on ·her "ap·
proach" lo the allar,
quests were "spared"
the formality of a
church wedding.
Well-wishers hoped
the couple would never
"split."
Club notices
Club Calendar run1 each
Wedneiday in the Datly
Pilot and containi noticea
of women'1 and aervice
club meetingi and el)e11ts
open to the public for the
following week.
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and phone number .
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To requeat a picture.
write or roll the Feature
Department , 642·4321 .
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. Jlf&W YOU (Mt) -AtiOut 21 yean .,o, Tam·
•1 Grimel bad Jut ftntebed ,.anlal a TV
..... Her aceat. tlleaa,ya, "crabbed me bodllY up
ull aald, 'You've tot to 10 over ud reu for these people.'
-..... "9atd lt .... •
f a~uloua part. I rtad
Ult lcri,pt co&na down rutb Avenue and re·
m•mber 1ayin1, 'But
'" IOUDdl IO ltupld.' H911ald, 'Trust me. You
wa.nna be i atar, don't
y°"?'
... aald I wa~t t.o be
a llar. And he told me, ·w,u, you're either 1on-
na ain.k or swim on this
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•taadinl O¥atiao. And tlMre llet tM cWfenDce."
Tbe lady with the uptumed DOM ud qualllUy
foCIY Vaauei)' Brttlah·IOUDdlnC voice puffed OD a claantte at her amaJl, aunny apartment ju.at otr
f'tftb Avenue.
Slit aeemed ds.tract.94. a blt mo~e. even. It
turned out lbe'd J•t left ber phone book and ap-pointmeau calendu lo a cab. •
Miu Qrtmes, 44, la from Maaaacbusetta, one
of three children ot a bot.ea mana1er and bis wife.
She wu ralled lo Cheet.nut lW1 near Bolton. Sbe
never doubtal ahe wanted to act, to be in show.
·business. I .
"I hIDNtff KNOW IT wu a business," she
says. "It was too lal#' to get out when I found out It
was. Worst of all, I bad no choice at all to begin
with. I just knew I had t.o act." 004t ....
Which is how the
intable Tagimy
mes achieved her
She fU"St atudled drama at Stephens Collete in
Missouri, broke ln at the Westport, Conn., Country
Playhouse, then came to New York to atudy with
l_31l®J'lll.JldJruu:,
t Broadway triumph TAMMY GRIMES -and a Tony award -
u the saucy, bilh·splrited star of "The Unsinka·
ble Molly Brown."
No• she's back at the Wlnter Garden . in
a.Qfther triumph, the bit "'2nd Street," playlng a
fading actress aulous for a comeback in a
Broadway musical. A compariaon of then and
now:
"WELL, IN 'MOLLY Browd.' at the dress re·
betrsal I received a standing ovation. On the open· lnf nilht of ''2nd S\reet,' '42nd Street' received a
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In 1955, she made her New Yor debut ln "Bus
Stop." She also met and wed a Canadian actor.
Chris~er Plummer -father of ber only child,
Amanda, who like ber, now is an actre~. Miss
Grimes later divorced Plummer, then wed and
divorced actor Jere my Slate.
SHE NEVER ADVISED her daughter, now 23,
gainsl acting, that it is a hard life or blood, sweat
and mean critics.
"No, she knew all that," says MiH Grimes;
who last season co-starred off-Broadway with her
daughter in Turgenev's ''A Month in the Cow1try."
When you deal
with the devil
somebody's
bound to get
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AWARD NOMINATIONS
N.Y. TIMES:
"Eahllaratl"91Y bizarre! Obae .. lve, e.xclhng, ac.ry,
wildly enugellc." --_..., -v.,.. -
One of th• y-r'• 10 beat.
-Tl-
Orange Cout DAIL y PILOT/Sunday, March 1. 1'ee1
• 'Sbe w_. very p ... loaat. about becom~
actreu .• 1 tboucbt, well, tbe beM ·=~°" eaa do for your child la 1taDCI by ber -lbe does
somethlni that'• Wlhealtby, pbyllcally or ineo·
tally." .
Her bro~ eye1 twinkle. "ll911tally . . • tbe tbnter. I don't know about that. Ob, w~ll. Before
she wanted to act, she wanted to'be a jockey. So I
thou1ht, between the two . . . " .
IN TllE PAST TWO years, sbe'a appeared lo a
disco flick, "Can't Stop the Muaic,'' a flop
Broadway comedy, "Trick,'' and two off.
Broadway shows, "Father's Day" an". "A Month
in the Country."
After lbw" J .. t play, lbe lpeot two WMU YMA-tlonina lo Paris before ftart1aC rebnna.11 rw "42ad"Street ...
• MlJI Grtmea, wbo 18)'1 abe'U Hit UM lhow
·stx montbl, currently ll wrtUOC a book she llml!ti
descrlbea u "IOmtthinC'about my lite." Sbe'a allD
conalderinl doint a cabaret act.
The unalnkable Tammy Grtme1 bu remained
afloat. Her theory on 1urvM.n1 in a trade llttertd.
with failure: "You have t.o have ambition lo U.
beglnnini, be very healthy, you have t.o have
talent. But endurance, tenacity" .la probably tbe
thing you live with mol t of the time."
Paradise proliferatbtlt ~
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Debbie Reynolds'
new ABC series, "AJoha Paradise," baa been
likened to one of her favorite TV shows, "The
Love Boat.''
lt's even produced by the same production
team, Aaron Spelling and Douglas S. Cramer.
BUT, SHE COMPARES it to an "old MGM
production," recalling it was on that fabled
movie lot that she broke ln as a·musical comedy
star 32 years ago.
"Aloha Paradise" is set in a lush resort
hotel on the Kona coast df the island or Hawaii.
Its regular cast comprise the hotel 's
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employees; they're virtually interchangeable
with the crew of the cruise ship. Each one.-hour
E!pisode is built around the lives of the 1ueats,
who, ol course, are different every week.
"I run the reeort, like the captain of the
ship, like Gavin McLeod is to 'Tbe Love Boat,"~
says Miss Reynolds .
"I TIONK WHEN the critics write about
this show the major criticism ia 1oin1 to be its
similarity to 'Love Boat.' How many more
paradises can you have?·
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area, that we ~ave eue1t atan and it's episodic.
Which I Uke, because when I watch 'Love Boat'
I really eet a kick out or affine all the different
stories and how they weave them in and out.
And seetna all those stars." --
'Barber of Seville' recipe n ar perfect
... r<>~!'""!""'"_,,_~"*":'-fi.-...;l"'"t"'.ot-~~~~~~--~~-~
· Her character, Sydney Chase, Is sort of a
''Mary Worth'' lype, ln lhat s he dispenses ad·
vlte and becomes enlwlned ln the personal
story of each guest.
"SHE'S JlEALLY DEBBIE Reynolds," she
says. "Debbie Re ynolds running my dance
acbool. Debbie Reynolds never having ~hildren,
never having.gotten m arried. ~e reminds me a
lot of a combination or the e I who runs my
dance school and me. "
"Because she's a lot of fun, which I am , but
•he's also a business wom an. J have run my own
life and business for 18 years.
"She's happy with her life She loves her
·work. She loves the people who come there.
She's very outg_oing. She is fun, but not silly. Ifs
not a Joan Davis role." 1
M~ REYNOLDS $1'1'S cross-legged and
ba refoot on a couch in t he living room of the
small home she recently purchased in North
Hollywood 1t·s close to her dance studio and to
Universal Studios. where the series is filmed.
And, as she points out, it's only five miles from
the Burbank house she grew up in.
The set reproduces ihe grass huts of a real
hotel on the Kona coast. where occasional loca-
tion scenes are fil m ed
AP Pl>Oto
87 BRAD BEC&Ea
OfU.D.tltr .. MetlWI
Opera at Or)lftte Coast CoUe1e, with the
Five Penny Opeta, la definitely treat entert3ln-
m ent. Last Saturday 's pe rror ma nce of
Ros1Unl's, "Bar ber of Seville", was resounding.
ly no exception.
Company director and conductor Carole
Boelter has found a near perfect Ught:tiearted
diversion.
MS. BOELTEJl CONCOCTS QUITE a dish
by combining an enthusiastic, youthful cast
with a favorite comic opera. Then adding ~
dash of polished performers, a magic act and
topping it all with a modest price of admission.
An unbeatable combinaUon.
The opera opens with Rossini's familiar
overture to the opera with its lively string
pizzicato crescendos which generate almost ex-
cruciating excitement.
J might add the only sour note of the even-
ing came during this overture when the or-
chestra had consider able t rouble maintaining
the demanding presto pace. In fact , at this point
it seemed it was to be a very long evening in-
deed.
ONCE THE CHORUS appeared., however .
led in song by Fiorello, Count Almaviva's good
natured bumbling ser vant, the production got
off the ground in grand style. · ·
··I t 's b uil t o n th e si t e of K ing
Ka m eha meha's su m m('r home _arid hunt ing
grounds," says Miss Reynolds as she sips tea.
':Jt's not really like a hotel. It's all grass huts.
No room service , no phones, no air conditioning,
which you don't need. ll1$ truly getting away
fro m civilized t e rritor y into a vacation
paradise."
"ALOHA PARADISE" 1s Miss Reynold's
Second television series. al)d Ont' She hopes Will
be more pleasant than her first effort, "The
Debbie Reynolds Show." which made its debut
on NBC in 1969.
POODLE SHARES HER DRESSING ROOM
Debbie Reynolds starts second TV HrtH
The comedic plot line is centered on the
count's efforts to win the hand .of the fai r
m aid en Rosina. He r guardian,--1).r. Bartolo
makes things difficult because Jlf his own
amorous intentions . Figaro, the barber and fac-
totum, is enlisted by the count to help divert Dr.
Bartolo.
Aft~r the firs t chorus the count, played by
Kevin Henry . sings one of Rossini's most
beautiful arias, "Loro ridente in Cielo". This
love song is uniquely fitted to Henry's lyrical
style voice. She immediately became embroiled with.
the network tn a wrangle over advertising
cigarettes on the show She rinally called it
quits after the first season
She has not been on television since her fi rst
series, and the last movi e she m ade was
''What's the Matter with Helen?" m 1971 She
bas been on the road for years with her musical
act, earning $1 million a year.
··It cost me $400,000 to make this pi lot
be.cause I had to ~1ve up two maJ or engage-
ments." she says So lo ;vwhole generation of
moviegoers and telev1s1on viewers she is known
only as the mother of Carne Fisher, Princess
Leia of the movie "Star Wars "
"That's one of th<' reasons I decided to do
1t . says Miss Reynolds "My fans a re from 30
up And way up And from 30 down I'm Princess
Le1a·s mother 1f they know me at all."
THE SECOND SCENE sees the entrance of
Figaro who sings the celebrated buffo <comic>
aria, "Largo al Factotum", during whi ch he
gives a tongue-in-cheek account of his numerous
··a vocations''.
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REAL ESTA~ Orange Coast DAIL v PILOT/Sunday, March. 1, 1981 •••
·&:v.me Co:riipany home. sales showed fin_is'1irtg kick ·in 1980
New bome aal" ln Irvine Company realdefttla1
development.a ln lrvlne topped 1,400 durint llm,
.. 1d Dcoald E . Moe, d1reetor ot marketina fort.be
ftrm'a commun.Jt:y developmeat dlvtalon.
New bome 1al• were 1troace1t dUl"llla tbe lut
alx moat.bl ol 1980 wben man than 15 percent ol
the 1a1ee were reported by 10 bullden offertna 21
aeries ot homes lo lbe Woodbrid&e and Tu.rtle
Rock areas of Irvine, Mo. 1ald. The 1,40I aalea
represented approximately *200 mllllon in aaJes.
i
MOVING UP
IN REAL ESTATE
&OJ PAllADEE of Mission Viejo returns to
the Real Estaters as m*°ager
of tbe Irvine office located at
18662 MacArthur Blvd. He pre·
viously managed the Real
Estaten' Harbor Boulevard of·
rice in Costa Mesa.
Paradee bas ha.d a SUC·
cessful career as a sales as·
sociate winning top awards in
sales and listings, and earned
'' outstanding first· year '"••011 salesman" honors.
His military honors include three bronze stars
(one with valor), combat infantryman's badge and
Vietnam government's top award.
. KENNETH A. CAUGHLIN, manager of the
Newpor t Beach office of
Coldwell Banker Real Estate
Appraisal Serxices, has been
named a vice president of the
company.
Caughlin will continue with
his responsibilities for ap·
praisal activities conducted by
the c9mpany in Riverside and
San -Bernardino Counties, as
well as Orange County.
Ca ugh I in j o i n e d the CAUGHLIN
Coldwell Banker company in 1977, following more
than five years with the Los Angeles County as·
sessor's office and jwo years with the City or Los
Angeles in real est'ate appraisal services. He at·
tended Loyola University, Los Angeles, where he
earned a bachelor of arts degree in economics.'
ROBERT W. WILLIAMS has accepted the
position or vice president-legal
with the Huntington Beach
Company.
Williams will supervise, re-
"iew and advise on all aspects
of the Huntington Beach Com-
pany's operations.
Williams practiced law in
Ohio and in the San Francisco
Bay area for 14 years ptior to
joining the legal department or
WILLIAMS Chevron U.S.A. in 1977 as senior
attorney. While at Chevron, be bandied legal areas
o/ lhe marketing department, also supervising and
monitoring legal actions to which Chevron was a
party.
GEORGIA WILSON or Capistrano Beach bas
been appointed manager for lbe
new lender services division at
MAJlCOR a Laguna Niguel·
based real estate marketing
firm.
Ms. Wilson will supervise
the operations of the new
division, which will maintain
liaison with various lenders,
coordinating MARCOR 's d e-
veloper clients sales activitie.s
with the appropriate lenders, w1uoM
packaging loans and a pplications for home loans,
incorporating upgrades in new homes into loan
packages, tracking escrows, etc.
Prior to joining MARCOR, Ms. Wilson was in-
volved in real estate lending, both with her own
firm, and as an officer with Downey Savings. She
Nearly 900 aalea were reported ln South-
west Wooclbrld1e, tbe newest and tblrd of
foW' quadranta ln the late-oriented rea!deotlal
vtlla,.. Nearly JOO 1a1t1 were reported la lb•
p~ bll&lde Turtle 1'ock area adjolninf the
Unlvenlty ot California at lrviae. The remaiDlq
aalea were reported l a the final pbaaea of
Northweet and Nortbeut Woodbrtqe, Koe said.
"Nine new aeries of homes were introduced la .
•
has also acted as sales administrator with Avco
Community Developers.
MA&GA.aET F . CRANSTON has been named
CRANITOM
administrative assistant to the
. president of the Warmington
Group, an Irvine-based builder
and developer.
Her responsibilities include
coordination or administrative
aclivltles required for supervis-
ing the planning, development,
marketing, advertising and
sales or the various new single·
family home, con4iominium and
commercial developments of
the firm.
Originally from Montana, she received her
early education in Spokane, Washington and at-
tended Fullerton Community College for business
administration coursec;. She was a member or the
Orange County Citizens Qirection Finding Com-
mission prior to joining the Orange County Plan-
ning Commission in 1975, for which she became
chairman during the years of explosive growth
and the controversy over the development of a
general plan.
SCOTT CANDLAND has been named
clubhouse and conference facility manager for
Coto de Caza, an Arvida Corporation-owned res-
idential/resort community inTrabucoCanyon.
Candland manages operations of the clubhouse
food, beverage and athletic facilities, 100-room
guest lodge accommodations 4Rd conferen~
center at Coto de Caza, home for the Vic Braden
Tennis College, Coto Research Center, conlerence
center and resort visitor retreat.
DOUGLAS HECKLE has
among t he top producing
brokers of 1980 in Cushman &
Wakefield's 40-office, na-
tionwide network.
In 1980, his first full year
with Cushman & Wakefield,
Heckle recorded $16,500,000 in·
volving 16 separate transactions
for aggregate sales and leases
encompassing 3,326,320 square
feet of commercial and in-
dustrial space, including 72
acres of land.
Heckle, who is headquartered in the realty
firm's Newport Beach office, specializes in com-
mercial and industrial land and fa cilities
throughout central and southern Orange County.
During the past year, he has been associated with
some of the most significant real estate transac·
lions in the county.
BOBBIE STEARN bas been accepted as a pro-
fessional affiliate of the American Institute of
Architects. She is one of only two interior de-
signers to hold membership in the Orange County
Chapter.
As principal since 1970 of the Mission Viejo
firm which bears her name, Steam specializes in
residences, offices, and model home merchandis·
ing. She earned her professional design certifica·
lion from the National Council for. Interior Design
Qualification (NCIDQ), is a rrofessional member·
of the American Society o Interior Designers
(ASID), and is a member of the Sales and Market-
ing Council of the Building Industry Association.
The.-.peutic
2-Car
Garage
w/ Automatic
--.-.--r Opener
s~•es office
open 11 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. d•ly.
CloHd Thund.,._
(714) 631·5055
Spa
Soutb.w•t Woodbrldae lut summer and f&U with
fUture pbaaea Qf .even model complUet acbedvled
to be ottered early W.S year," lfoe stated. "Tbey
lndade aome of the more innovatt'fe new reslden·
tlal unlta ever offered in Irvine, currently pri~
from approxlm~tely $85,000 to $300,000.
Unue um year. Simply 1ta , there aren't enoufh
homea behf'• butll to meet the dymand 6v homebuyers , especially the f ra t ·tlme
bomebuyen." •
tnlormaUon retardin1 current and future
residential ofrerings lo Irvine ls available at the
Irvine-Company's Information Center, located at
the corner of Culver Drive and Barranca
Parkway, Irvine. The center ls open dally from 10
a .m . to S p.m .
"Demana tor new houaina lo Irvine wu ex-
ceptionally strone throuabout 1980" said Moe.
"Nearly all new homes were sold by lotteries cor·
ducted by the builders, a trend we expect to cor ·
11 Flintridge is a
Very Important Property
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You Can Buy
A New Home
In Orange County
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Under The Average
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24 Unique New Townhomes
Prices from $69,950 to SS0,950 .
Two-story • One and two bedroom plans• Two baths
With the prices of new homes continuing to rise at a rapid rate, it is bccom i n~ incrca~i~~ly
difficult to fi~d affordable "in town" housing.
Brightwood Square. conveniently located close to Santa Ana's multi million <lollar
redevelopment area and just minutes from excellent shopping at FaV1ion Square. The City
and Town and Country Center, offers a perfect home ownership opportunity at prices that
will fit most any budget.
Why pay more fur less, when you can get innovative interior and exterior designs, quality
features and a great location in the new townhome community at Brightwood Square.
"The average price of a new attached home in Orange County was S 101.347 according to the April
1980 Fint American TitJe Company market report .•
Prices effK llYt' publication
date. Subsequent salts m•y
re~ult 1n un1\lailability at some
oc all pnce levels
Sales office
open daily.
excqx Fridays.
I0 1.m.to6p m
\Jene Barrow Company
uclwiu. salu age11t
(7.J4) 547-9911
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Large, e legant single-fam ily attached homes with tile or wood entries,
vaulted ceilings, formal dining rooms, fireplaces and family rooms. Outside
features include all-wood exteriors with rustic wood shake roofs. Turtle Rock
Highlands Garden H.omes residents enjoy the use of a private recreation
center with a pool, spa and sun decks. 2 bedrooms and den to 4 bedrooms.
HOMES BY BREN
(714) 955-2245
From $221 ,900
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[I] TURTLE ROCK RIDGE HOMES BY IRVINE PACIFIC. [l] TURTLE ROCK RIDGE HOMES BY BREN.*
Luxurious.single-family detached homes with private yards. Features include
sloped, hand-~oweled ceilings with dr~atic skylights, custom French
doors, bay windows, self-cleaning/microwave double ovens, wood-
burning fireplaces and wet bars. 2 bedrooms and den, 2 baths, to
Beautifully-designed homes for discriminating tastes and active lifestyles.
4 bedrooms and retreat, 2Vz baths.
IRVINE PACIFIC
(714) 552-0917
Newest phase now ope n:
$240,000-$3 75 ,000
urtle Rock. A distinctive
illside community cif
·· cial--edition attached and
etached homes situated in
e picturesque foothills of
e dynamic City of Irvine.
~cially designed for people
ho want the most out of life.
Many hqm~ offer a variety
f magnificent views. Adults
d families can enjoy the
Two or three bedrooms, one or two levels. Featuring wood-burning
fireplaces, vaulted ceilings and formal dining areas. Private patios and
' two-car garages with direct access to homes.
Price~ effective as of Jate 11f publ1ca1111n subjl'CI to prior sale
1•n 11r after deadline of this cdim•n. Humeowncns' associa-
11on:. su p('l1rtcd by all residents maintain common facilities.
Ask any ~ales representative for Jetails.
*VISIT THE IRVlNE COMPANY INFORMATION
CENTER TO REVIEW RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL
ANO INDUSTRIAL OPPORTUNITIES IN THE CITY
CULVER EXIT TO BARRANCA
SANTA ANA FRWy
PACIFIC OOASl HWY
MAP !«>T TO SCALE
HOMES BY BREN
(714) 851-1837
From $133,990
pleitsures of neighborhcxxl
parks, biking.and jogging
trails, and private recrea--
tional centers. What's more,
ther~ is easy access to schools,
shopping, and freeways to
major employm~nt centers.
It's a very speci~ living ex--
perience t:l,tat reminds you,
each time you come home,
you've arrived.
ERE WORKING WITH THE CITY.TO BUILD A~BEITER IRVINE. ' . . ..
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---Strttct1i.re of economics unfaVorable to steel
By JORN NEEDHAM
CM .. DAiiy P4 ... l&aff
A consistent adveraaey rel&·
Uonsbip between U.S. steel 1
manufacturers and the federal
government since the early
1950s, b.as crippled the in·
duatry's abJUty to compete lo
the opeti market.
That's the view of Frederick
G. J ale.Its, chairman or Inland
Steel Co. or Chicago, the nation's
fourth largest steel producer.
ADDR~ING THE Greater
Irvine Industrial League last
week, Jaicks said the United
States is the only major in·
dustrial nation in the world to-
d~y whose steel industry can't
meet the peak demands or its
own markets.
J aicks listed government
overregulation of the environ-
ment and labor, dumping of
foreign-made steel in this coun-
try, and an uninformed popula-
tion as major contributors to the
problem.
"ln 1976 a Council on Wage
and Price Stability report found
29 federal agencies straitjacket-
ing our industry with more than
5,000 regulations ," J aicks said.
REGULATIONS STAGGERING
Inland'• Frederick J•lcka
·'The report said there is little
coordination between agencies
and such contradiction in what
they impose that we can hardly
make routine decisions without
taking into account the direc-
tives of some federal agency."
HE CALLED the costs to meet
the regulatory demands stagger-
ing, noting that environmental
restrictions cost the steel in-
dustry $3.7 billion from 1951 to
1978.
He added that if the same reg-
ulations continue, that figure
for the next decade could be as
high u $7 billion. Jaicks said the
U.S. steel Industry's total capital
investment during the 1970s
averaged ·onty $2.9 billion an-
nually.
•·Environmentalists are call·
ing for further spending to
achieve zero discharge levels,"
J aicks said.
"Some analysts estimate that
removing those last rew percen-
tage points of emissions could'
cost as much as removing 'the
first 98 percent."
TURNING TO labor and its
purported role in the industey's
problems, Jaicks said there
have been at least 30 incidents in
as many years where the federal
Grime detail
government pitted itself against
the steel lnduatry.
He said unwelcome eovem·
ment involvement In contract
bargaining, that resulted In set·
Uementa favorable to the IUlions,
increased cost.a and cut industry
profit margins.
This, he explained, paved the
way for unfair competition in •
domestic markets by foreign
steel producers.
·'Foreign steel made its first
major inroads here during 1959's
ll6-day steel strike," J aicks
said . "That was the last national
strike, but the threat of a strike
has given importers a potent
sales tool."
IN ORDER TO maintain pro-
duction and employme nt,
Western Europe, which pro-
duces 30 percent or the world's
steel, exports heavily, Jaicks
added.
When demand falls in Europe
the manufacturers regard the
United States as a logical place
to unload excess steel.
He noted that modest tariffs
and the absence or quotas con-
tributes to the dumping of steel.
or selling it for less than it is
sol<l,.ln the producing country.
J•cka described the Japanese
aa the premier steel exportel"!l.
"Since our country is the largest
open market for steel, the bulk
of its exports are aimed at our
shores."
JAPAN HAS become the
world's larg~st non-nationalized
steel industry. replacing the
United States' industry. which
produced 50 percent of the
world's steel at the end of World
War II.
"In both Japan and Western
Europe government subsidies,
loan guarantees and other fac-
tors have encouraged exports,"
J aicks said. ·'The most striking
difference between the U.S. and
its major offshore competitors
centers on government rela-
tionships ...
J aicks said st eel imports
averaged 14 million tons and 14
percent of the U.S. domestic
market annually during the last
decade, reaching a peak of 21
million tons, or 18 percent in
1978.
He said he was not complain·
ing about competition, but that a
major policy q.uestion to· be con-
sidered la ill the area of world
trade.
"THE FREE TRADE men-
tallty la premlaed on a pictjll'e of
world economics more ap·
prqpriate in 1950 than in 1981,"
Jatcks said. "Our private In·
duatry mus t now compete
against the managed economies
of o Jr trading partners."
Such free trade policies have
compounded investment prob-
1 ems since World War II.
J aiclcs, who is a director of the
J oint Council on f;conomic
Education, an orgllnization
pledged to expanding economic
education in U.S. high schools,
said Americans must learn the
basic eleme nts involved in
economic decision-making.
. Quoting from an address given
by Americaq Tele phone and
Telegraph 1to. Chairman
Cha rles Brown, Jaicks said:
"There must be training in the
basic discipline tha t teaches
there is no opportunity without
its costs, no as piration so
compelling that we can neglect
to weigh its worth against the re-
sources available to achieve it."
Mobile Wash cleaning up with people who want to own business
By JODI CADENHEAD
Oft .. D•lly ~I ... Staff
When the crowd of 102,000 beer-drinking,
gum-chewing, peanut-crunching spectators left
the Rose Bowl Jan. l , they left behind a big job for the "Grime Buster."
The sort of Superman hero is the mascot for
Irvine's Mobile Wash of America, a new com-
pany that aitns to clean up the nation's streets.
NOT ONLY STREETS, but airplanes,
sidewalks, cement mixers, roofs, driveways and
just about any place where grime lurks,
President Robert Codon says that the com-
pany may soon be washing the dirty little
o.11r ,.. .......... ..., ltkMni 1tH11Mr
HOT WATER WIPES OUT MOST STAINS
3,000 pound• preHure •t 210 detr•••
handprints of the stars at Grauman's Chinese Thea~r. And negotiations to clean the notorious ,Hollywood sign are under way.
Codori and partners William Snyder and
Steve Wtley started their business in April 1979.
Last year sales topped $500,000 and this year
Codori expects to clear $2 million.
The firm sells self-contained vans for
$26,900 and trailers fbr $17,900 that include a
power wash system that delivers 3,000 pounds of
water press ure heated t o 210 degrees·
Fahrenheit with a n array of soaps and chemicals.
ROT WATER A.LONE can wipe out most stains. For really tough greasy jobs a liquid
sandblaster ~ystem ts employed.
So far the firm has sold 40 cleaning syst~ms
to men and women looking to own their own
business. Recently a $100,000 contract was
signed to ship the "Grime Buster" to Saudi
Arabia where it will be used to clean grease
from oil wells.
"There is a real undercurrent in this coun-
try of people who don't want to work for
someone else," Codori. "Our. company brings
hometheAmericandream." ·
CAPITALIZING ON THAT desire, the firm
advertises in s uch publications as "En·
trepreneur" and picks up half the tab of poten-
tial customers willing to Oy out and see the red,
white and blue van.
Donald Le Cour recently al'rived from
Houston and ended up buying both a trailer· and
van.
"People are so self-coqscious about keeping
things clean," explained the Texan. "I'm con-
vinced that we're getting in on the ground
floor."
Dave AJbee, 26 and his father-in-law Bill
Swinhart, a retired Los Angeles police captain,
also were looking over the cleaning system.
"l'VE ALWAYS LIKED THE idea of buy-
ing my own business," said Albee. "I told' my
wife that I've got a goal of making $70,000 gross
the first year."
With minimal overhead costs and water
paid for by the customer, Codori claims that
such goals are not unrealistic.
Along with the cleaning system goes an all-
day seminar in selling and a complete market-
ing strategy that Includes mock ads , radio pro-
motions and stationery. Mobile Wash officials
also tum cleaning requests, such as the Rose
Bowl, to their operators.
The.Jb!ee partners decided not to franchise
their o~ions because there is nothing to pre-
vent one person from driving into another
customer's territory.
READY TO ATTACK NATION'S STR&ETf. SIDEWALKS, AIRPLANES AND DRIVEWAYS
Superhero maacot repreHnta de•nlng fore. of lrvlne'a Mobfle W••h of Amertca
"Dirt like hunger," observed Codori, "con-
tinues to come back day after day.'·
Grafitti has been washed off waJls in Hunt-
ington Beach, Santa Ana and a Laguna Beach
statue.
Codori claims that a slow economy actually
helps bis business because people are more in·
clined to clean what they have rather than buy-
ing new.
As an example, Codon points to the Versaille
condominiums in Newport Beach that the Grime
Buster refurbished for $7 ,000·$9,000, compared to
a $30,000 new paint job.
Recently the company acquired authoriza-
tion from Sears, Roebuck and Co., to stamp the
store's name next to the clean-cut superhero
painted on the van.
Mobile Wash officials are convinced that
with a little muscle the dirty streets of America
can be paved with lots of clean profit.
What hazards are between you and insulation?
By PAT DUNN : : Of ta.e Delly fltllt IUlf
. The increased use of home insulation to
:help reduce beating and cooling costs has
:rocuaed attention on the possible hazards of in·
:autation and bow to buy and lNlalJ it safely to
=reduce tbe chance of fire . ~: Fibrous gles and cellulose are the most
:commonly used home thermal insulation
materials. Plastic foam, rock wool, perllte,
vwmicullte, and wood fiber board comprise a
smaller portion of the market.
FIUOU8 GLASS, a mineral fiber, la made
from molten 1Wca. It can be inatalled by blow·
inl or purchaaed In batta •OI' blankets wittl or
without a vapor barrier ·attached to tbe inaula·
Uon. -• . Altboulh fibrous 1laaa la naturally ftre re-
1lttant, tbe paper vapor barrien used in some
proClucta and tbe resins used in the manufactur•
inl procep are nammable. There may be a fire
haaard where Yapor barrlen are left expoeed.
PlMUe foam h)aulatioa la commonly oae of
tbe fo1Jowin1 : polystyrene (used ln boar4
form); polyurethane (used in board form or
1pre1ed ID place): and urea formaldebyde
<1ea•a.1.ly "foamed fn place" betwHD wall
ltudl).
•ANY BUILDING CODD r re tbat\ eome plMtlc foem IDRl.U.. be Uled oa.11 , wlMD Ibey are pl'ftected from poteatlal ipWon
CONSUMER CLOSE -UP
sources. Manuf acturera also treat polyurethane .
and polystyrene wltb flame-retardant
chem1cais to make them less combustible.
Urea formaldehyde foams can release
formaldehyde vapors Into the home, caustn1 a
variety ol health problems, mainly respirator)'.
The Consumer Product Safety Commislion
(CPSC) hu propoaed a recutatioa that would
require manufacturers of urea formaldehyde
<UF> foam inaulatlon to provid' .consumers
with inf~ation about poulble ~ene health
effect.a caused by releaae ol formaldehyde. 1a~
frt>m the.product.
THE COMMISSION 18 contlnuln1 to
evaJuate the health ba1ardl uaoelated with UF
foam insulation, any potential lon1·term.
• carclDOtJenlc health tmplicatlom for bumam.
lf you decide to purch ... UI' fNm tnauJa·
Uon, CP8C 1ua .. t1 JOU Uould: ..aeet a rella·
ble and aperteaetd coatractor: uk to'" wrlt·
ta •erilclatioa of UM "8bwtw'1 fedGr'J lD·
ttallatJoa tralata1; ••d obtala a written
ltat.emllll ol ll«lft~ ac:tloD tbe COD• traetar wW '* II ariM, lDeJudlq wbO wt.U be Nlpiwt • for NmOYaJ of UJ' foem lMuJatm. lbDald um *ome wa11.,.,.
Cellulose insulation ia generally made fkom
p-ound ·\IP or shredded paper, and must meet
the CPSC standard for nammabllity and cor-
rotlvenesa.
CELLULOSE INSULATION IS normally
treated with cbemtcals to make ft smolder· and
fire-retardant, but if improper amount. of these
chem!calJ are Uled, a nammabllity bual"CI or
corrosion problem can exiat. Actlnc oa poaJble b.uardl, eon,,.. enact·
ed a law that an)ended the Conlumer Procluet
Safety Act and required tbe CPSC to publlab a
mandatory safety 1tudard for celllll .. luula· tlon. An interim atandard went Into etteet ln
19'78, and an amended standard became etf9C·
live Oct. 18, 11'11.
Laboratory telta by'the National. Bureau ol
Studardl, tbe CPSC and. odaer'I bave 1Miwn
that tbe addltl0n of thermal luulatSon to deft·
elent electrical. 11ttema ID81 IDenaM tbe dlll
of fire. 1be llre-atartUac m9Cbult.. tmoln
Juncticln polnta 1ueb .. ICrewl or win DUtl, IV•
race mounted Uptl, ud overfuled wt .....
n ~ BAI a&&N demoaM.rat.d \Ht
wben wts\ lt aurrounded try t.bmnal lnnlatioD
and' operated at the N aUonal Electrical Code
rated current, it can exceed the HO decrees
temperature Uqtlt allowed by tbe code, since
the heat generated by the electrical parts can-
not fully dissipate.
Consumers may want to have their bome
electrical systems inspected by a qualified elec-
• triclan before iDlulaUn•.
The CPSC recommends immediate repait if
any ol the following •lam ol severe problem•
have ocCWTed: dlm1J1lnl or Oickerlq ll&bta;
fuses blowing regularly or circuit breakers trtp..
pi~ often; electrical apara or 1lowtnc rrom
outletl; and overheated ouUeta or cover plates ..
CA&BPUL INSTALLATION wltb proper
clearance la necesaary for all tnes ol lnaula·
Uon. U placed too elote to llpt flxtures ud
fiuHJ even celluld1e bllulaUoa tbat ID..U CPSC
1tanaardl could t.rap beat, c..ma amolderiq
and lire. · " ,
Insulation over enctoeed surface mounted
ceUtn1 llpt fixtures wlt.b two or 1110N bul•
also caa trap beat. However, IOllM ftxtur.
have been teet.d and ll•ted by m•ufaewnn lor inltaUaUoa under inaul.-ct IUlfl .. (IC fta.
tures}.
IC n.tures went oe aale la 1'lt ud are
marked Type.IC.Uta IC ftJlblN9II1lpt ~
kMp lmulatSon at Jea1t tbne lndMI • .,., frolD
tbe aldll ot tbe J1mcUOD box.
(lee ...vtATION, Pap Cl) ,,
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O~Co11t DAILY PILOT/Sunday, March 1, 1981
Specials ~ut?-
No conapiracy in 1hortage1
' cawed by poor e1timating
By MA&TIN SLOANE
DEAR SUPERMARKET SHOPPER -I
am a clerk for one of th• larJ• aupermart.t
chains. I do the orderln1 of dairy and
perishable foods.
Each week I read your column ritht
after checking lbe ada for my store. I think
you are doin& a great job. . •
But YQU may be 1ivlna readers tbe lm·
pression trial the occasional unavailability of
advertised s secials la some kind of
supermarket-in ustry conspiracy.$
I WOVLD LIKE TO emphasise that just
the opposite ls true. Mana1ement is constant·
ly reminding me to order heavily on ad·
vertis~ specials.
Be?ore a recent full-page ad appeared in
the newspaper, the district manager visited
the store and personally encouraged each de·
partment head to order heavily to en.sure that
we wouldn't run out of anything.
I ~ that your readers sh9tJ.}d know
·that we are coostanUy audited by people in
our company who check the availability and
price accuracy ot advertised ltems.
IN ADDITION, I BENEFIT frord order·
ing a sufficient supply of advertised specials
because my department is credited for the
full retail price or these items. That makes
me look good on the monthly sales reports.
I realize that customers often make
special trips to pick up advertii ed speci.als. I
do my best to see that they get them. But
shortages do occur -usually 85 a result of
human error.
This happened to me the day before
Christmas. My department ran out of egg.
noa, wbi.ch had been advertised in the boll·
day section. . I hope that you wUI print my letter so
that smart aboppert will know that we are
doing everytblni we can to help them fi.gbt
lnflaUon. -Paul C. from Dallas. DEAa PAVL -You aad yoar
1apenaa1tet ~Ila .. appear to be dolDI a Sood
Job of aeelal tlaat alaoppen bave aa op·
portaal&y to parcbate yoar advertised
1peelab.
Rnlag a 1afftclellt aapply of tbeae
1peclal1 baUds 1oocl caatomer relatloas.
Tlau, k'• good .ba1lae11. Moet Hpermarket
elaalal ...t ladepe._deat-srocen realise Utis
aa• ad a«onllacJy. .
A.a you letter ladlcatet, Ute oeeaaJoaal
uavallablllty of aa advertbed 1peclal la Bot -
evtdeaee ol uy latent to dettlve aliloppen. la
moet eues, It Jut 1bows tut aomeoee erred
la eatllaatiq Ute amoaat to be ordered.
Vafortuately, a few store operators
allow UUle eoacen for 1toekla1 a sllfftdeat
npply ol advertlaed specials. ..h a retail,
speclala are oftea u.aavaUable -and abop·
pert a.re oftea laeoavealeaeed. • n.eM are Ute operaton wlto I am trylag
to awakea to Utelr ~tlllcal as well as le1al
re1poulbUIUes:"
REFUND OF THE DAY
You can request the rerund forms for alJ
of these Procter and Gamble offers with just
one poet card: Duncan Rines Cookie Mix $1
Refund Offer, Charmin Challenge Offer ($1 ii:t
coupons or a SO-cent refund), Instant High
Point •$1. Coupon Offer. Be sure to mention
each offer by na me. Send your past card to :
Box 432. Cincinnati, Ohio 45299.
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covp0ns. I« •UfnPI•. Stan collkll"9 IM~ IN'OOh M•I wllll --d .. Relnlr• .. from_, • .,.'-• 1.,.
:: f;:;\':r::~:_.~1':!~".::.-::S~~ of Relnt,... er. ... and tM wiu rkelpl Etlplres J-
wllen lrectlno wOll friends Offen mo not be ••ail-JO, 1"1. '" all ar-ol Ille counlry. All-10 -•to receive •Ava Special Oller. Rkelv• • JI ref-. Send Ille ••<n rel.,...,. requir.ct reflrd form, Ille"'°'" .. Ran .. from Ille front of
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refund S.no -required r.iu"" form --_,..,. plres A.prll JO. 1,.1.
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form eno lllr• front pa"•''· Expires Nov. JO". 1'91. ""· GrNI Neo. N. Y. 11:io.. Re<•••• • St retune!. Send L"E•IN ~mellcs. Recolwe • 51 r.iunct. Send tlle re· tne front .,.,., from.,., Bree I< Shempoo.ln Hair COior
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INSULATION. • •
Before installing insulation yourself, read
the pack.age instructions carefully and do not
Lirt or puJI electrical wires during installation.
MAKE SVRE INSULATION does not block
attic eaves and prevent adequate ventilation. A
vapor barrier, used with insulation, also can
prevent moisture from getting into the insula-
tion.
Since some fire retardant chemicals as
well as fibrous glass, may cause skin irritation,
wear protective c lothing, and faunder it
sepa rately from other clothes. Use a dual mask
or single-use respirator to avoid breathing in
small fibers.
Also check with your local building code of-
fi cials or the fire department to make sure the
insulation you use meets the fire safety require·
ments or building codes.
READ THE LABELS of insulation
packages to see if they meet the specifications
of either the rederal government or a trade or
standar&-5etting organization. An independent
testing laboratory label also la desirable.
There are federal government specifica-
tions for the followinc insulation products:
HH·l·521 for mineral fiber blanket.a; HH-1·1030
for poured or blown-in mineral fiber; Hff.J.524
for polystyrene insulation board; and Hff-1·530
for urethane insulation board.
Cel}ulose manufactured after Oct. 15, 1979,
must carry the following statement on any con·
tainer: "Ttlls product meets the a~ed APSC
standard for name resistance and ~iveness
of cellulose insulation."
CHECK ALL UGBT fixtures in areas being
insulated and install only correct wattage bulbs.
If a label stating the bulb wattaae is not on the
fixture' It probably is rated for a OO·watt bulb.
Bulbs of higher wattage may cause a fixture to
overheat.
Finally. be sure that properly sized fuses or
clrcui.t breakers are used to avoid overbeatina
of electrical circuits.
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BUSINES~
Regulations untangle4 ·
When ls a flab • butterfly?
When 1overnment •a•nciea at.
tempt to re1ulate more than
they have tbe power to oversee,
accordina to Carl Poirot, deputy
director of the newly created of·
fice of Administrative Law.
Aa director of the 91fice
created l•t July, PclArot iDd b1a
1taff wlU review all new "lula·
lions in an attempt to boll down
the vast volumes of rules and
regulations govern!ng business
and individuals.
Exlau.n, r91ulauou allO will
be 1ubject to review. By U.. end ot 1912 at.put ue 1tate a1endea
are required to submit a review
of everx re1ulatlon on their
books.
"If you know of any regula-
tions you're not happy with, this
is a one-time chance . to turn
them around," Poirot told the
crowd ot Californians for an En·
vironment of Excellence, FuJl
Employment, and a strong
Economy <CEED.)
IN A SPEECH last week to
local businessmen, Poirot point·
ed to a request by the Depart·
ment or Fish and Game last
IN lt'14 THERE WERE 1.3,000
paees of state regulations. By
1979 \hat number had lncreased
to 28,000, according to Poirot.
·August to include certain but·
te rflies as a n enda ngered
species to be protected by the
agency.
The result of including but·
terflies under the purview or the
Fish a nd Game d epartment
would have been the following,
said Poirot:
Since creation of the office last
July the number of proposed re·
gulatioos has dropped 54 percent
compared to J.be same time lut
year.
Poirot said that he hopes to
eliminate at least 25 percent of
current regulations.
"Any person over 16 caught
killing a butterfly for other than
prom will be fined."
"ll will be illegal to capture
qutterflies with a net."
PASSAGE OF new regulations
will be judged on the basis of
their necessity, authority or the
agency to issue the regulation,
consistency with existing law,
clarity and reference to a
specific statute or court ~e·
cision.
"I KNOW there's a lot or junk
that should be cut out,·' he said.
The Public Utilities Com·
mission and lhe state Coastal
Commission will not come un·
der the scrutiny or the law or-
fic e.
Widow molls mortgage
By ROBERT J. BRUSS
DEAR BOB: I am a widow, age 69. I listed my
large house ror sale at $125,000 with a realty
broker. My reasons for selling are my small in·
come and the r ising costs of upkeep. But I'm in
good health and really don't-want to m9ve.
Alter three months or no orfers, the broker
brought me a purchase offer rrom a young doctor
who wants to buy my house as an investment and
for "tax shelter" (whatever tbat is). But he
doesn't have much cash as be is just starting out in
medical practice.
His purchase offer is for $125,000, but with no
down payment. He wants me to carry the $125,000
mortgage at 12 percent interest. Each month I
would receive $1,285.79 on a 30-year mortgage. He
will lease the house to me at $600 per month plus
the property taxes fof' as long as I want. This
sounds like a very good deal to me. Is it? '
-Mavis A.
DEAR MA VIS: It's good for yoa and for the
bayer. Yoa'll get cost-free Uvlag. The doctor will
get tax abelter plaa probable future appreciation ID
valae. lie can probably. easily afford the negative
caab flow. If he doesn't make Ute mortgage pay·
meat.I, you foreclose and get ownenlllp baell.
Bat there are several safeiaards you should
coaalder.
Provide lD the mortgage for adjustment of the
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Bert Parks, who ell)ceed Miss America pageant for 25 r.ears
before being fired, rolls his eres as it's announced he Will be
master of ceremonies for annua Mrs. America pageant. ·
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BRUNSWICK, Qa. CAP) -I know not wbat
neetan the naUvet of these lovely Georpa coastal
marshes have been nipplDJ ol late, but tben bave
beea lllbtlngs of a giant.. HI aerpent aloat the
Unea ol the J,.ocb Neas moo.tel' ln the Alt.amaha
Rive~
Hlvin1 devoted cooaiderable time as a foreip
correspondent in pursuit of Scotland's elusive
Nesale, including many evenings in the public
rooms of the Drumnaclrochit Hotel where it all
happens in the Hi¥blanda, I take a scholarly
interest in monster sigbtints.
Georgia's giant sludse or whatever it la differs
from Scotland's slithering beqtie ln that people
actually daim to have seen it. Around the shores
ol Loeb Aess, you only meet J>eOR.le who know
people wbo have seen Nessler lite Fat.her Aloysius,
the prior of the Benedictine monastery on lbe west
shore of the loch who bas written a book on the
monster.
!'FATHER ALOYSIUS," I ONCE AS'ED him
in an interview, "have yott ever actually seen the
Loch Ness monster?"
"Och no," be admitted, "but now me brother
has. He was out there on the loch fishing on a
windless moonlit night when all of a sudden there
was this great moiling of .NIJWGIM'S the waters ... " Etc.
""-: Etc. -------------------------------STEW G~~a.oo~eother
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. :t hand, offe r s at least · • I ....;..______ three first -hand Own Preserves rltua witnesses to the Altamaha River monster and a
fourth who saw the wake it left in the river
.. causing boats to rock and bump against the dock. '
f uh I · Former newspaper publisher Larry Gwin, who
0 P I• c st a h th lives on the banks of the river, reported he was eel e m a fishing with his p-artner, Steven Wilson, late in
December when lbey saw a snake -like creature 15
ASTORIA, Ore. <AP> Rural
America traditionally may have met
over a pickle barrel in the general
store. But in A~toria -much like
Rome and Athens of old -folks meet
in the steam bath.
Since the 19205, residents of this
coastal northwest Oregon town have
headed to the public bath to cleanse
themselves, to philosophize, to chat.
It's a weekly social gathering as
routine as going to church, says Mike
Frech, man~ger of Union Steam
Bath -the only remainlng public
bath in the small town b-uilt by Scan·
dinavian immigrants early in the
century.
"l'VE DONE THIS every week'
since the place opened, and I enjoy
it.'' said one patron. "You loee about
10 years off your age going through
this." r ·
Union Steam, also known as "The
Bullpen," was constructed by Kaarlo
goskela in 1928. At the time, there
were more than 50 baths in the town
to aerve residents who didn'l have
showers and tubs at home, according
to Koskela's son, Elmer Koskela.
"They used to call it ·John War·
ren 's Bullpen."' said the younger
Koskela.
......._ 'J1 arren was a football coach at
Kstoria High School in the 1920.s and
brought his pllfyers to the s team bath
after practice to relax sore mus;les.
A MAJOR FIRE swept Astoria and
burned most of its baths in 1922, but
many of the baths were rebuilt
before World War II, when they
became popular with some 5,000
.soldiers stationed nearby. As busi·
No toxie affeet
ness dwindled after the war. so did
the number of baths until only Uruon
Steam was left.
Union Steam got a boost in the ear-
to 20 feet long "as big around as a man's body with
two brownish humps about five feet apart." It
dived "in a big swirl of water and was not seen
again bur-boiled up a swell that was "like the wake
or a racing boat."
ly 1960s when Astoria Bridge was HARVEY BLACIDIAN, 74, OF BRUNSWICK,
built nearby. The seven bot steam GA., who ~as been fishing the river for 20 years,
r~ms were just the answer for dirty, was standing on · a floating dock which suddenly
tired construction workers . was rocked by a great wave. He saw "a monstrous
But mostly Union Steam caters to som ething, 15 to 20 feet long ... big around as a
local residents, many or whom have man's ~y." The thing had a slick-looking body,
known each other through the baths was graytsh-brown and when it "raised its head up
for more than 50 y~ars. . out or the water it looked like a sqake head."
The heart of Umon Steam 1s a ~·I Frank Culpepper, who owns the fishine camp
by-8-foot room ,or ma~ble and tde at Two Way, was inside a camp building when the
called the men s .Public bath. It is monster surfaced, so be djdn't actually see it, but
here .that affairs of the city, he witness~ Its wake, bumping ttie boa~ .. so~ehmes th~ world, are sifted, ,,Iii recent years both the New York Times and
shifted and decided upon. the late Chicago Daily News have invested lime
ON ONE FRIDAY afternoon, three
of the regulars, in their SOs and 60s,
held court on the three-tiered
benches, clothed onJy by the thick
steam fog.
"Boy, those clams were something
last weekend," began one.
From there the conversation pro-
ceeded in reverse chronology -to
the boat that was lost off the coast
the week before, to the election last
fall, to the problems with rearing
kids and, finally. to the time one or
them tore up a golf course in bis 1934
Victoria car.
Joe Russ, who bought UnJon Steam
from the Koskela famiJy in 1976, said
he expects the public bath -at $2.25
a person -lo stay popular in
Astoria.
"In Astoria, there's not ... a lot to
do," Russ sa·ys. "There's two movie
theaters but, other than that, you-can
sit in the library or get drunk."
and money in a s•rious scientific search for
Ne~sie. The last time I went to Loch Nen a
Japanese photographic expedition had arrived
with a minlsubmarine and all s<>rta of diving 1ear.
They said. they were going to photograph the
monster and give the pictures lo Princes! Anne as
a wedding present. ·
THEIR CHIEF SCIENTIST, A TINY'
gentleman from Japan with large beer bottle
eyeglasses, held a press conferen~ f(ir the
skeptical British press at the Drumnadrocbit Hotel
on the shore of the loch. The chap from the London
Economist <or was it the Observer?), a
no-nonsense science writer, wa~ particularly
pessimistic in Ii.is questions.
''Now look here, old fellow," be asked, "have
yoi. any 4dea of what you are searching for? ls it a
giant eel, a sea serpent trapped in one of the
underwater caves or a w~ school or herd of
reptilians? Just what are yoo look:ihg for?"
T.he gentleman from Japan cut him down like
a Samurai swordsman attacking a plate of sushi.
"We are rooking," he said, "for something
with a wrong neck."
THE~E ARE THOSE WHO THINK that the
1 gloriously polluted skies over Loch Ness, fed by
I the smokestacks of the 61 Sc_9tch whisky
I distilleries in the surrounding gle.ri!, account for
I the many sightings of Nessie in the murky mists of
the loch.
I South Georgia, which is ,bourbon country. has
a lot going for it as a national habitat for monster
Laetrile drug tested
too few lo make a judgment," on the sightings.
value of any cancer drug.
A~out 170 patients a .. t the fo~r Repa1·r work steady medtcal centers are takmg part in
WilJiam ·Farr "(;;
b.trned down an off er
to become press
secretary to U.S. At·
torn,ey General
William French
Smith. Farr is a re-
por.te r for the Los
Angeles Times.
Rug pulled
on late
dance bid
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time served ror crimes PUBUC NOTICE
varied so· widely from ·----------~ state to state that "It PICTITIOUHUllNHI
Ott tte I h t NAMllTATIMINT .en ma n ess w a ,,..191._.,..--•••netio,ili"" Crtmr baa been com· a~: mitt than the sta•-in PROf'l!SSIONAL FLOO I( . "'"' INSTALLATION$, IOU W. 11111 Sir ... whic tbe felon chose to c•••IM,.,ca111orn1 • .au1, J COmmlt it." Wllllem Tllomu Wel1ll, ,,. , l"11lltrto<l,Cost.MeM.Celllor"'-tM2' The Journal said its r1111 _.,. .. 11 c:-t• ity .., 1._
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categories. In South PUBLIC NOTICE
Dakota. felony sen· __ -J
tences overall averaged .. 1amouuu11NEU 13 months. NAMHTATHUl,.T
Th t d id lb t Tiit follOWi"O persons ere Clol119..., e s u y sa a nenH:
prisoners sentenced for MISSION AVENUE ASSOCIATE~
b b · c h II, LIMITED, "162 lie.Kii 9outner1 r 0 e r Y I n ~ 0 U t I H11nlln91on a.Kn, C.llforn<et:llMI. Carolina served more I Hec1or Me".c.11, An 1nc11v1d11• time behind bars than 1'162 &Hell Boulevard. Hunlingt
1 8Hch. C.lllO<"nlet:llMI. prisoners sentenced for 1 e N A o e v e Lo PM e N willful homicide ih CORPORATION,ece1llorn1ec.,.-por• I lion, 1•1u 8Hch 8ou1everd, Hunc ~ Arkansas, Illinois, Iowa, '•no1one .. c:".c.111orn1et,.•1.
SA N F RA NC I SC 0 Lo • • p I i Hector Merucll uis1ana, ennsy van a l ENA OE VE l.OPME Nt <AP ) -A federal judge and South Dakota. CORPORATION ,
has refused to stop the In Wes.t Virginia I o.v1e1w.M•urer. ' · t f F r , . · Pres•oen• c1 Y o remont rom pr1so.ners sentenced for T11 .. $1•1ttmn1 w•' 1111<1 ,.,,,. "* enforcing a new city law auto the{t stayed in C011111vc1erko10f' .. 99Co..,.1ronF••
that bans public dancing prison for an average of i., 1911 F1w•
after 2 a.m. 41 months _ nearly P11b11~ Or6119t co .. 1 o•ur Piiot.
th ti• th March I,•. U.U. 1'91 1034-tl The preliminary ree mes e average ------
injunction had been for prisoners convicted PVBUC NOTICE
s o u g b t fr 0 m u . s . of forcible rape in that -----
District Judge Spencer state. ,,1cTmouuus1Nus KAMI STATEMENT Williams by Samllel Tiit 1011ow1119 per'°"' ere doing Conti, owner of Phase -11u1111eues
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M ..... Call----c:-..A9r. lOl,NtwPOt18HC:ll,Celllon>lff1 .. J WILLIAMS SET April Tiiis bu5lntu 15 condllc:led by •
3 for a hearing on whether -----------1g''?"•1 -~:~'.~i1no
lO grant a permanent in··· Tllll 51eltmtt>I WIS filed with ll'lt junctiontoConti. McCotlM4QC MOlTUAlllS County Clerk ot Oren99 C011nty .., "l Be h l"to. 11, 1'11.
Contt ai'leges the ·~~~941~ l')SMft
f'lllMI-Or-CO.II Oelly Piiot, ordinance adopted Jan. Laguna Hills
1 3 a n d a s i m i 1 a r ' 7~0933
measure passed Oct. l San Jua7l"Cap1strano
were designed to keep 495-1 776
non -whites and
out-of-city people from
his establishment.
The earlier ordinance,
which all banned
dancing after 2 a .m .,
allowed exemptions· for
religious groups and
soon after Conti
proclaimed he was au
ordained minister in the
Universal Lile Church .
He then staged a series
of pos t 2 a.m . dance
b e nefit s for the
Univers'1 Life Church
Act of Love.
THE ORDINANCE
pa ssed in January
repealed all exemptions.
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~onli •s attorney ,
Ptiilip Scott Ryan, told
Williams there was no
legitimate purpose
served by the ordinance
and that it was an
attempt to keep
n.on -white s from
entering the city during
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ROCHF.STER, Minn. CAP) -Oral
doses of Laetrile produce higher
levels or cyanide in the bloodstream,
but the controversial drug produces
no serious short-term toxic effects,
doctors at the Mayo Clinic report.
The Mayo researchers published
some of their preliminary findings on
the second phase of a three-part
study in the Journal of the American
Medical Association.
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A TWU PHASE, to begin shortly,
will include 150 to 200 paUents and
will look at whether pain and other
cancer 8YtQplomft can be alleviated
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L.eglll\e BH<ll. talllomle t26S I l"rttPOfl Tredl1141 Co .. l11c: .. • Cellfornl• c:otporetlon, OS Oc:.ten Avtnwe, L•O\lnl Beech, C•llior-nla ms1 Researchers at the clinic and three
other medical centers are joinUy con·
ducting a study of Laetrile on
terminally Ill cancer patients. It was
undertaken to determine if Laetrile,
which does not have Food and Drug
Admlnlstratlon approval, has any ef·
f ect oft the patients taking it. ,,,.
DB. CHARLES M'oerlel, co-
01dlnator of the national study,
aaid substantial elevations ln blood
cyanide levels were noted in about
six of the first 50 patients entered in
the second phase of the study at the
MayoCUnic.
Pure Laetrile -amygdalin -wu
.civen each day lo six paUenta with
advanee slagf"9 of cancer, doctors
Hid.
Analysis of the patleota lndJcated
tile dl\11 puaed into the patient.a•
ta.rlae taraely unchanced and they
s..tfend no evidence of • toxic reac1
Uoo, the report utd.
Tbe liMtibood of 1,,_a·term effect.a
remains undetermined and tbe
MeoD.cl pbue al the study la aimed Ill
determln.lns ,•bether La.trite can tare or dlmlDllb d.ncer.
with Laetrile.
Traditional cancer treatments
have failed for all the patients in the
study.
Bauman's
wife hired
By JOYCE L. KENNEDY
Dear Joyce: What ktad of tra1Jlb11
do I need to become a &elevbioe and
radio service technlclu? Wllat does
tbe tleld bave to offer? -R.D.,
Bayslde,N.Y. •
If you can put up with often·
cantankerous customers, the field
provides the satisfaction of solving
one problem after another and offers
the posslbiUty of being in business for
yourself. "
Also, u a service tecbnidan you
will have skillB that can earn $4 to $12
an hour anywhere, from nny Town
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CAREERS
Military service is another learn-
ing route for e lectronics repair,
though additional training in
television electronics is sometimes
necessary.
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Sn-vi.-C>trtttor~ ~ Clyde Johnson Rltr
EMPlOYMENT & 549-2644.
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Townhome Uvtng at its
mOISt prestigious. You'll
enjoy cozy fires ln lbe
mstr. Bdrm, balconies off 3 Bdmu. plus the fun
of minor redecorating
.with paint and new
carpel. The price of
$140,000 ls the best In the
area. For Information on
this SELECT
P R·O P ER TY c a 11
751-3191
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T"PROPERTIES
-.: LAGUNA HILLS
Fantutlc view Jot with 4
Bdrm t¥>me. Priced at
only $125,500. Ca ll
SS.9311
ALLSTATE
REAL TOM
CHEAPY
BARGAIN! Condo 2 Bdrm overlooU
1reenbelt, near South
Cout Plaza In Costa
Mesa. Owner will carry
lar1e 2bd TD. S79,9CIO.
546-2313
THE ~EAL
ESTATERS
IA YNOMT /DOCI .,..,.. ....... , ...
3 br, 2 be, eull1 expaa·
dable, fayor•ble fln•nc·
ln1. <>Piil s.t/Sull 1·5.
400 Mormn, Star Ln.
OwMr', IU·515'7
FIXER
COSTA MESA
Needl TLC. Covered en·
try way, lead.I to vaulted
ceilinged Uvlnt room.
Wood burning fireplace.
Huge country kitchen .•
family room area .
Overlooks covered
patio, pool 8J)d spa. A
bargain at Sl.28.500. Call
now! 546-2313
THE ~EAL ESTATE RS
Us•1 .... hT.-s
Owner anxlow, be sell
and he wlll carry an
A.l.T.D. with ooly 15~
down. 3 luxurious units
in excellent location.
With these terms it
woo't last! Call now for
complete detail s .
556-2188()
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PROPERTIES
12°/oDOWN
Buys this 2 + den home.
6 mon,ths new. double
iron gated entry ,
cat.bedral ceilings, brick
fiJeplace , gourmet
kit~ben. French doors to
patio. Owner will
finance . $179.000.
673-8550
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Diiiy Piiat
BEST IN BLUFFS
~ 1 uva llAUTY. End unit
qufet cul-de·aac, 1900 aq. ft. Most wanted PAULA PLAN. 3 Bdrmt, 2
baths, large master bedroom suite with
aittini room. Finest quality upgrades,
including A/C. Encloeedprlvatll patios .
Bright kitchen f am/rm. $295,000
including the land.
OPINS.AT/SUM 1·4 4MOMO.A
COHY.Onedel
llAUT1flUL 3 bdrm, 2~ bath, 1900 sq. rt.
Highly upgraded. Natural colors
throughout. $235~000. Appt. only.
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PARK YOUR YACHT
in front of your lovely Waterfront
townhbuse. 2 Bdrm, 2~ ba, pool,
seclusion at the Moana on Lido
Peninsula . $650,000 with good
financing .
IOCJl"lroW111S
VltiU.IHlty
675-1413
HORSE PRO,HTY. t + acre w/lge home +
guest house or income. Pool, spa, corral, etc.
Prestigious a rea & xlnt terms.
LOCATIOH & TERMS. Lovely 4 Bdrm. 21,'J
be home. Walk to medical cntr, hospital. schls.
shops, park. Priceq at only Sl89,500.
,ALM S'RIMGS. Retire, rent or recreate
w/lovely 2 Bdrm fully furn condo. ·Low dn + owe.
For your investment needs. your future ls our
concern. Call Lynne or Bill. Allstate Rltrs. 962·
9311
CdM
COTTAGE
$175,000
2 Bdrm charmer! Wood
bumlna fireplace, step·
saver kitchen. High as·
sumable 1st TD. Owner will help fianance.
nMS,50
THE REAL ESTATE RS
llAU1'Y + TBMS
MO LOAM FIES!
New house. 3Br. 2Ba .
frplc, A/C, & bit ins. Dbl
garage. Attracti vely
priced. 714-621·3'739.
SHOPPB'S
VICI.AL
Lowest priced 4 Bdrm home ln area. Very at·
tractive floor plan. Close
to beach. Will sell VA.
Only S147,500. Call today
979-5370 .
·ALLSTA·TE
REALTORS
.......................
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0'9M SUte.AY 1-1
2 I 4 VIA ITHACA
PIMMSULA P$)1MT 11.ACIROMT
Panoramic view at wedae:-from
prime large lot, 4 bdrm. 3 bath custom
home, 3700 sq. ft. featuring marine
room, entry' living room, dining robm, built-ins, etc. $1,385,000.
LIDO ISU Newly remodeled traditional style S
bdrm, 2 bath home featuring large
re~reation room & 2 patios. Living
room has attractive beam ceilings,
fireplace & f rench doors leading onto
6rick patio. New kitchen bit-in
appliances. Close to tennis courts. •
sandy beaches & clubhouse. $420.000.
IAYFtlOHT
We have several rme homes
with pier & slip. Starting af $1,500,000.
IAHCHO hlltMI
Springs Condo, 9th fairway. 3000 sq.ft.
3 Bdrm, 3 bath, furn. Golf clb.
mbrshp. Will trade for invest. prop.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
.l·ll Rny\1d, [),,..,, NI'\ 61) 61f'
CAMIO SHOllS.
$50,000 DOWN
OCIAN & Jl1TY VllW
AND CdM UGHJS
Seller will finance all.
CAMEO SHOllS
SUt-.. LIASI Ocean view, luxurious, furn .•
$4,000 per mo. ·
llDUCIDIM
HAllOI VllW HOMIS
4 Bdrm 2 bath, pool, spa. $259,900.
--TWO 67J.7761 _ .... ONGS 160.ut1
UllrlaCDJITA
S·TARNES COMPANY
RE.AL TOtts.IUILDHS
i--•EA .. SSllnw-·FF~S--1 La gun a Nigue I View
Mansion. 4bdrm. 3500 sq Large 5 Bdrm 3 bath. rt. Creative financing &
formal dining plus love-high assum. 'h thf price
ly kitchen breakfast ofNpt.64-4.SS!JI room. View or lights
GREAT P OTENTIAL. --------price is right.
292lCATALPA
OPEN SAT/SUN l·S NEWPORT'S
BACK BAY
Owner says he will carry
financing on t h is
beautiful 3 BR/2~ BA
executtve townhome In
BACK BAY AREA with
ONLY 10~ DOWN .
Sunken living room
creates cozy at·
moapbere for family or
entertaining. Must see to
appreciate this beauty.
Spacious living room .
with stone fireplace. 4
generouo bdrms. huge
private master suite.
OCIAMROMT r.~~~~~~~~ paneled den. features: 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, unfurn. brick fireplace, s parkl·
New. $115()yrty. ing pool and spa. Local-
1.AYROMT SANTA ANA ed on quiet cul de sac. Assumable loan! Only
3 Bdrm, 1 ba, unfuni. HEIGHTS $190.000! Take advan· Mlntcond. $&'50. Yrly. tagenow1 cHANMaROMT
tw.ooo FULL PRICE
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SEA COVE
PROPERTIES
. 714-631 -6990
OWMm AM.A.MCI ...
lmmacm.te home with
ocean view, decks" uni·
que private 1ardena.
Walk to beach. Only
$2113.000.
Open Sat & Sun 2·9 am SUriset Ave
South Lacuna.
Ail 111· 1191 ; 131·3818
MOST LUXuttlOUS
Unit ln exclualve
S..VlewV ...
Forever views. Great In·
veatment/termr . See
anYli.me. Only $249,000.
Call Ail, Ann Fowlkes.
Ul·-or*·T754.
3 Bdrm. 2 ba, unfurn.
S750yrly.
associated
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OPIMTODAY 1·5
2117YlstaL_...
J .-Spit Levef •
Finest original area.
M usive greenbelt vista.
Smartly decorated in
popular tones. nearby
pool. Offered at $212,000
(with uaumable bl bal .
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ASSUMI f1/J0/o
FHA loan. 3 br. 1~ ba,
din. rm. 2 car att. gar.
w/~opener. •,900.
DEL MANGELS RLTR
.. 570'7
1£EAN--VIEW ~-·
PllCm MOM ·.
$112,100 .. $172.IOO
A few choice new condo& in the
. Sunaet Bluffs Tract are available
with ocean views in the newly
developed area of Pacific Bluffs.
Sin1le ~ double level condos
available. Security gate guarded
community acheduled for
completion next month. 10% down
to q\aallfled buyera. Allo 3 cltolce 2
1tory condos priced from $137 ,000 to ·
.139.000. .
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3 Bdrm home with
hardwood noors. brick
fireplace, big family rm.
Great Back Bay loca·
lion. Sl27.SOO.
FULi.Ei REAL TY
546-0114
645-0303
COLDWeu
BANl(eRO
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Fountain Volley Office
Manager, Noncye Blythe
Full Escrow Service
All Types -Including
* AITD'S
* COlfllACT'S
* c• 962-2422
Q.,,..rd ' mativat.J
BIG CANYON. Prime view bull.di.DI site on golf~. 'Plana
included. Reduced $100,000 with
terms available. $1,100,000 .
NEW CUSTOM HOME ON BAY.
Next to sandy beaches. Enjoy tbe
beautiful view of · the ocean'•
coaatUne. Quality conatructioa.
Your own private boat deu!k
included. We'll match tbla bome in
price a•ainlt anythlna in Newport
Beach. Sl,296,000.
Open Sat and ~Y 1J.4'
2274 aiannel Rd, B&lbM Penin.
Prlce and 'terms neactiable.
Call Dan Blbl>. .. ~.~""' ..... """''
If you like extensive use of wood
brick & atone1 see this Botzenhard\ c'u atom built 4 bdrm, 3~ bath
masterpiece. Master bdrm has fireptace~ loungtni area, wet bar &
. j~cUzzi. pkyllgtlted kitchen with every
modern convenience in~ludlng a buiJt,in ...refrigerator/freezer & BBQ.
Ocea.1y & harbor view from the living
roorp, dihlng room, kitchen, famil[
room, master bdrm & awimmmg po(> .
Owner will entertain trade offers for
local property or sell with a large
A.l.T.D._ to qualified buyer.
OFNllD AT $ 1.491,000
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CorGllCI .. M.r
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760.1181
ASK FOR BOB
le M.wport hach Loalc to
LI.go Ant
$9000 DOWN
NEWPORT-HG TS
....... assumable lit. owe ....
bara1tct an thi1 newly rrinllhed ca,. Cod dMlnntt-
wlth optn beaMI, COU1ttry
kitchen, aatlqH flrtplace,
custo... cablMh and MUdt more.
Large lot with plcbt t...ciftcJ.
OM per home warra..ty. Stler'1
mdoul. ,rice reduced SI 0,000.
OHwnd at s 179 ,500.
llST IUY LIDO
ASSUMAILI LOAN Two 1tory chat .. ,., J .... l
...... ... .... w.t Mr, pe .. .
wood floon, brick fir=, doM to beaclt .ct Lido .
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$395,000 _J
OCEAN VIEW HOMI
le.HM MW 4 lclnft 21/J lc6
..... with '*'-' "°°"' ,...., fw
lse1zcl• occ..-cy. E:xc1I_,
.. lty conlfnctlOR. htc._.•
-.y extras. Onrsbecl w., INr,
brfcll fireplace, ceraMlc tile,
Mirrored wardrobe1, t•lllw
ldkheft wffft luraiftcHn cellklg .ct
llllCh. MUCh mon. Offend at
$179,500.
LEAST IXPINSIVI
IALIOA ISLAND
Thh 2 bedr oolft cottage
repreHtth a good In•.......,.
opportuRlty as a retttal ..a. fint -. °" tt. llkMd or l•t ........ .,,..clatloa. Creatf•e fln•ciftg
.. Clilable. OH.nd at $209,000.
AUTHENTIC SP A.NISH
IMHALD IAY
Clank tiled roof s,...... .....
Oceaulde E•erald lay
fHhrillg oc._ •Jew, hew dwood
floon. opet1 ctUNMp. 3 .._, l
lath1, faMlly rooM, fonMI cWRcJ. $590,000.
ftRIYACY ON THI llACH
A ,.... .ct ..... _. offerls9g. a
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the prf•• sands of LGgllllta. A
1paclou1 3 bedrooin l bath
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COLI O• MIWPOIT llALTOll
2515 l. C09t Hwy .. C.-.. .. W..
~71-1111
WESTCLIFF *
$129,500 .
C.Ozy and cute as can be. 2 bdrm. and
2 full baths with brick flt'eplace,
mirrored bar, carpets and drapes. A
terrific end unit condo overlooking
the pool just a s hort walk to shops
and transportation. Assume low
interest 1st. Quick occupancy.
LINDA ISLE
6br, 7ba, the tnost excit, estate
on Linda Isle. Wine cellar,
game rm., in/out dr. pool &
spa. Unequal basin vu. dk for
8.5' yacht. 3.1 million. For appt
Bob & Dovie Koop. 631·1266
LIMDA ISLE
5br, Sba, huge master ste.
beau, lite decor, formal din.,
best· bu.y on Linda at 1.1
million. Bob & Dovie Koop .
631-1266
OCEAN VIEW DOVH SHOltl:S
4br, 4ba, Cab VJ.I from this xtra
lg. bluff lot, pool,· spa, party
hm. $5.0K exist Cin. asking
$725K fee. Bob & Dottie Koop.
631-1.266
WATERFRONT IOAT DOCIC
3br, 3ba, 3yrs old, new spa,
huge master ste. w/bay vu.
Sell at $52SK lst T .D. $274K ~
11.5% ass um . Bob & Dovie
631-1266
..-wPOIT HACH llPOSSISSION
3br, 2ba, RV acc., rm for lrg
pool. Take over opt for $5000.
My loss your gain. $159K. Bob
& Dovie Koop. 631-1266
HUHTIMGTOM HARIOI
2br, 21hba, very sharp condo.
$142K. Bob & Dovie Koop.
631-1.266
CAMEO SHORE LEASE
4br, 3ba, fr, pool, ocean view,
3pri beaches. $1,900/mo. Bob &
Dovie Koop. 631·1266
ORAtGE & AVOCADO ltANCH
78 Ac. s ub. div. map complete,
4 sep. parcels ; sell all or part,
heavy producing. Bob or Dovie
Koop. 631-1266
HHITA~I PAllC COHDO
OWNER WILL CAIUtY
3bdrm, 1 ~ ba condo in Irvine.
19% dn will buy it. C.Ommunity
park & pool. $106,900. Jerry
Jones. 631·1266
CDM· DUPUX I 00% NMAMCINfi
By seller on all-inclusive T.D . at 141h% I Buyer pays closing
costs for both parties. Fun
pJice just $325,000. Int. only.
Hurry -call Jim Davis
700-1743. 759·1221
.... MIWPOIT MY
•.AMILY HOMI
. U\fle 3 bedroom wttb trench
doors that open to large Jl'UIY
yard, assumable loan ol '88,000
at 13~%. Call Jlm Davis at 760-1743 .• •
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MIWPOIT Ml•m91~Mnl
OPIM SUNDAY l·I
3 BR. den, formal D.a. + ~rate
ll*t bouae in sylvan MtUnl. . . Iara•
corner lot with room to expud. • . it'• hard to heat at $275,000. Owner will
carry 2nd T .D. of ttao,ooo. No
payments tor 3 years.
CA.PISTIANO MACH
In the highlands, 40xl30 n. R·2 lot ...
walk to beach . . . if you have been ,
dreaming of 180 deg. ocean view, this is
for you. 25 minutes from Newport
Genter. $89,500.
T HE REAL ESTATERS
S 10,000 DOWN
*715 P.l .T.A per mo. 2 Br
1"41 be condo. Great In·
ve1tme nt. R ealty
World/
Right :'~mJ~Sborea.
A huse 4 Bdrm 3 Ba f~.:,me in
immaculate condition. A 1uper
location only steps co the beach.
At\rktlve owner financing available.
A super buy at $280,000.
DOYa IHOIB .....,..
Call Realty World
Capistrano Aaaociatlon
661-1010 Q: Orange Coast Q: 1.....-n~,.~cll!l!!!!l!l1"c--1
l ral £STAT£ and VIEW all day lOfll
We are proud to present one of the
finest properties of Dover Shorea .• This
prestigious estate sii.ed home offers
the finest of amenities. Features
within this 4800 sq Ct residence include
4 Bdrms, 3 Baths, billiard room,
formal djnin g, marble e ntry ,
swimming pool, spa and a panoramic
view or the city lighta ano the backbay.
Valued at $699,000.
u. fr~ this older 3 Bdrm 2 .144. 4141 ba home. right on the r OCEAN. Family room, 2
frplcs and perfect for
that GETAWAY BEACH
IASTILU" -WSI
3 Bdrm. F amily room. Large
assumable loan 11 ~%. Fee land.
2127 Aralla -S27t,500 o,.. Sat ..... s.. 2-5
Best Buy in Best Area!
Jacque or Chris 631·7300 . IROICER
C!IE
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OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
14MOllO IAY
S,YGLASS
O,EN SUN l·S
Submit All Offen On This Truly Lovely Home With Canyon View. Sellers Will Assist In
Financing With Large First Trust Deed At
Low Interest Rate. Large Family Room,
Teenage Quarters. Two Fi.replaces & Two
Wet Bars. Poolsized Lot. Asking SS6S.SOO. A
"Joy Of Newport·· Listing.
2745 VISTA u..aou
ILUffS
O'IH SUN 1·5 Fint Time Listed. Taaterully Decorated "Q" Plan With Cozy Conversation Pit & Spaclou.s Uving/Dining Room Area. Ideal LocaUon
With Large Enclosed PaUo On Greenbelt
Near Pool & Tennis Club. Perfect Home For Entei'tiiniq ! $239,900 .
22AllOLIS
IAHCHO SAN JO~
OPIN SUN 1·5
Lovely End Unit. Two-Level To~ On Golf Course. Two Bedrooma, 2"41 Datha.
Step.Down Cooveraatlon Area With Wet Bar. Beautllul New Camel Color Carpet. Parquet
Kitchen Floor Ir Entry. OnJy $195,000.
44FAllAGUT
llYINI
O,EN SUN 1·5
Assumable Loans. Owner Will Carry
Financing Or All Inclusive Trust Deed.
Excellent Four Bedroom Home Jn
Northwoods. Only Two Years Old. Sparklln1
Pool With Waterfall & Spa. Upgraded.
Earthtones. You're Welcome To Inspect.
$190.000.
341 PEACH Tl& LANI
IACIC IAY
. OPEN · SUN 1·5
New Llstiag. Quiet Cul·de·Sac Location.
Three Bedrooms Plus Large Music
Conservatory -Could Be Bonus Room. Great
Neighborhood. Appraised By Professionals. Pr-obate Sale. Only $189,000. f
MESA YHDE llST IUY
No Question, But What This Is One Of The
Finest Buys In The Area. Lovely Four
Bedroom Home On A Large Corner Lot.
Completely Remodeled. Large Assumable Loan. Submit Offers. $145,000.
RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN YIU.AS
Award Winnln1 Design. Two Bedrooms Ir~
Condo. Practically New. Smartly Decorated.
PaUo, Front Deck & Commtmlty Pool. AduJt Community. $185,000.
COSTA MESA IMCa...
Terrific Triplex Jn Rapidly Appreciatin1
Area Of Cotta Mesa, Adjacent To New
Redevelopment Area. Charming Rear House
Would Make Great Owner'• Horne. Other Two
Rental Units Help With Payments It Taxes.
Excellent Financlng Available. REDUCED
T0$1M,OOO. .
W ALIC TO HACH
Eleaant Two Bedroom Condo With Larae
A11umable Loan At lOW~. Fireplace,
Plantation Shutters It Skyllitrta. SZ:S.S,000. •
N1M1 IAYROMT-M YSHOllS
Forty-Foot Frontaae, Pier Ir Dock In
Exclu1lve Security Gated Bay1horu
Commwuty. Lovely Two-Rooni Muter SWte
With Fireplace, Plus Four Bedrooma, Bonua
Room Ir Den. Stepdown U~With ,._.Foot Ceillnl. Spacloue Area With
Wet Bar. Tnaly Gora~ View Of • .
Olannell. An Extra lllU'p P'roat' Patio •
Deck. Owner Wanta Tbll Home 8old Now. si,•,eoo LaMMld. Or ri.-.•r•.
NIWPOIT HMHl"S4-IUX
Located On Q..tet Street Near SllopplnJ .
Ellcelleal CoodiUoo. Good Rl:NT INOOllE. lllatmum Vacancy Factor. P'oar
Two-Bedroom Ualt1. .U.umable Loan1.
llllpect Wltb oa..-. Pr1ced Al -.ooo .
. I• CANYON CUI.TC* NOMI
On A Be•utlful Lot Overteoldu 'l1M ,,.... Fa1rw11. Outltudlllt c ..... lblt llom9. ~ ot Undentai.d ~· la fte P'UlllJ Wlq Of TM Home An Four Latre ~. Sau WIUIA ; .......,.
Ha A ,,=aeec;::: Larte W•la a.eta • J'nlllelr IDI To A ..a 'hrnee.
IWmal Dlala1, aou,. .. uraiaa, ~· Room Wltb »ath. Plua Maid'1 ~-Call l'lr Appoatmtnt .• ,I00,000.
HOME or consfo con·
version and investment
in the future. $265,000. So
.. call now.
WAUACE&CO.
UALTOH
72'-59'6 433-6490
. .
jackie handleman
PRESENTS
OUTST ANDIMG CUSTOM-MESA VERDE. Single
story 4 Bdr, 31h Bas., pool and spa,· LIKE
BRAND NEW. Call for private showing.
WAL.IC TO COUNTRY CLUl-MESA VEaDE. Customized
tri-level 5 Bdr, w/pool & spa. Excellent financing.
Avail. $340,000. Open Today 1-4.
COSTA MESA TOWMHOUSE ·VILLAGE CHH. Near So.
C.Oast Plaza, lrg 3 Bdrm, formal din & F .R., asking
$141,000.
NEW USTIMG-MESA VERDI. Very well cared for 4 Bdr
quiet st., pool & s pa. Assume loan. Prime Loe. $191,500.
WAL.IC TO GOLF COURS6-MESA VEllDE. Buccola 4 Bdr,
terrific home for entertaining. Lrg walk-up wet bar.
Priced for quick sale. $219,000.
TOWNHOUSE-WOODIRIKE ESTATES. 3 Bdr & den, pvt
spa, for lease, WOO per mo.
· --ASK FOR jackie handleman
6J I· 1266 OfflCI ..... t.r at/MAX • ......,.
• 675-3411 .
PETERS TOWNHOMES 3 Bdrm. Plan C. w1air .
. top location. Ass umable Is l. and s irrply
scrumptuous. $2~5.000.
·CORONA, DEL MAR DUPLIX -With a pool! Super
Street. High income. $295,000.
LUSK HARIOR VIEW HILLS -2 stv. 5 Bdrm home
in CdM with lots of privacy & magnificent view
of the hills. Room for pool or enjoy the lush
oriental garden & waterfa ll. An outs tandin j!.
S?ra cious home. S430.000.
THE ILUFFS -3 BdrfTI. E Plan on the front ro~
or Back Bay. Lease/opt. avail. S275.000.
NEWPORT IEACH DUPLEX -l lh blocks from
ocean on fee land with a large 11 ~% assumable
loan. $241,000.
WOODlalMI -Charming shingled ext., 2
Bdrm "Ashford" in Lakeside, on greenbelt &
priced to sell. $151,500.
TUl'RmOCK ....... ._, -4 Bdrm w/view.
Lots of panelint: profess decor & lndscpng .
Everything you've longed for + a lrge ass um.
9~ % loan. $389,000. ·
'llACH HOUSI $171,000 -Believe it! 6 Bed·
lroom, newly painted in & out, 2 blocks Crom
ocean in Newport ~each.
MIWPOIT llACH -5 Bdrm, cust home,
exclusive Dover Shores. Near Si,000,000 prop: ~
blk from pvt beach. GraciOUI home for exec
entertaining_ $.130,000.
TUl1LllOCK Ht•HLANDS -' Bdrm. huge master suite w /cozy window seat. French doors
& windows thruout. Customized, deai1nect •
decorated. $351,000.
REAL ESTATE EXCELLfNCE SINCE 1949
OP.IN SUNDAY I ·S
... cot. WITH us •.. TO DOYll SHOIU. A dream home-
for privacy and relaxation1 f:xceptionally large living room. Window walls of glus overlooking luxuriant
courtyard. Exotic master bedroom with hot house
atrium, plus two additional bedrooms. 50 foot cornered
brick patio overlooking large free form poo( accented
by e xquisite landscapin1 . Every day is an inlplratioa !
1363 GALAXY NIVI •••••••••••••••••••••••• "'4 S 491.000 _
C~ITH US ••• TO DOVB SHOllS. Dramatic courtyard
entr e. Lovely pool with outdoor refreshment bar. Four
spacious bedrooms .. Four and one half bath.I. Huie livinl
room, Wit h fireplace, formal dining room and master
marble. Lavish indoor bar and fa mily room. Spectacular
upeer bay view.
1244 POl.AllS DttlVE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S 115.000
COMI WITH US TO ••• DOVER SHOllS. Impressive wrought
iron gated courtyard entry. The focal ppint of the home is
the luxurious gallery with Dijon tile floor that ~xtends to the
kitchen, cozy breakfast room, and games room. The living
room, with fire% place, formal dining room and master
bedroom overlQOk pool, spa, Upper Bay and night lights.
There are three other spacious bedrooms.
2106 SAMTIAGO DRIVE ••••• Y• Owa 11te Lmtct .•••••• $559.000
t
COME WITH US .•• TO UDO ISLE. Spacious five bedroom
home. Formal dining room. Fami ly room. Large 40x90 lot.
Convenient to club, beach and shops.
ll 1 VIA FIRENZE .••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S 46 5.000
COME WITH US •.• TO IAYCREST. P rice reduced $15 000.
. Prestigious five bedroom home. Family room. Den . Lo~ely poo~th solar heating. Owner will carry first T.D. at 13%.
1123.JGLENWOOD LA ........................ MOW S2t5.000
/
COME WITH US ••. TO LAGUNA IEACH. Potentially one of
Laguna's most charming beach properties. Two bedrooms.
Two ba.ths. Formal dining room. Two fireplaces. Lovely ocean view. -'
868 HILLCREST DRIVE ............................ S219,000
COME WITH US .•• TO THE ILUFFS. Exciting view
overlooking Uppe r Bay. Three spacious bedrooms . Two and
one ha}f baths. Lovely living a nd dining areas. Used
pr imarily for vacations and temporary quarters.
635 VISTA BONITA ................................ S275,000
COME WITH US .•. TO ORANGE TREE, IRVINE. Attractive two
bedroom, two bath patio home. The bedroom s uites are
located at opposite ends of the home for privacy.
42 TANGERINE AVE ••..•..••.••.••••.••.•••...•••.• S 124.500
1617 Westcliff Drive · 631 -7300
ma en ab I irvine
realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY
• HARBOR RIDGE -OCEAM VIEW!
Highly upg raded 3BR, 21h "Jodelle" model w/study
, and family room. Ocean, cityl bay a n d mountain
views. Lowest priced Jodelle MOdel in Harbor Rid ge.
Complete security. Motivated seller asking $600,000
incl. land. OPEN SAT/SUN 12-4:30 P .M.,TO INSPECT
GO TO MAIN GATE SECURITY FOR CLEARANCE.
21 MONTPELLIER.
642-8235 64~6200 752-1414 551-8700
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WILSON PARK
CONDOM.INIUMS
·NOW S~LLING .,
, Prices subject to
chonqe as of Morch I , 1981
Check These Ameneties
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Beauti£ul tri-level end unit townhouse.
2 mdter. suites, professionally
decorated, quality drapes, shutters,
plus carmel carpels & tile entry, and
sundeck .. Many, many upgrades.
Move-in condition. Assumable loan.
$175,000. Open today 1·5. 1950 San
Bruno.
3 bdrms, 21h baths, bright end untt
Franciscan. Custom kitchen, security
system. Delightful patio Cronts on 5
acres of meticulously manicured
greenbelt -Bluf(s Ii~ at its tiest .
Open Sat & Sun 1-5. 529 Vista Flora.
Customized Z Plan. Largest floor plan
available. 4 bdrm, 3 bath, family
roovi.. formal dining plus bonus room.
Wrap around patio, Mexican pavers,
A/C, Malibu lights, private covered
patios,, many many more extras.
$298,500. Open Today 1-S. 512Ventaja.
w ..... , .......... best
Llsffftgs at the belt prices!
. I
HARBOR VIEW HOME
Move your family right in to tl\is
well located 5 bdrm home on the
nature park in popular Harbor View
Homes. Large lot with kid's size
enclosed yard, conve.nien t to
everything. Book lined family rm-:-
with wet bar and brick fireplace. 3
car garage. An excellent value at
$329,750, subm it on terms. ()pen Sun.
1 to 5. See 1816 NeWp<>rt Hills Drive,
N.B.
(714) 6 73-4400
121 lt 621·2828
TM harbor" ana's oldnt
.... Est•~""
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macnab I irvlne
realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IRYINE COMPANY
BAY FRONTS
IAYSIDE DRIVE -MEW LISTIN&I
Spacious 5 or 6 BR home w /terrific
view of main bay. Open beam
cei lings,.. la r ge m aster s uite,
r e modeled kitc h en, off street
parking for 5 cars, plus 35' side tie.
Min ut es to harbor e ntrance.
$1 ,900,000. Martha Macnab 642-8235.
(D-37)
CUSTOM IA YFRONTI Docking for
vessel up to ·so·! 5BRS an.d baths
incl. maids room and 'convertible
library /den. Huge master suit e
w /sitting rm and fireplace. Owner
financing available to qualified
buyer. $1,495,000 incl. land. 147' on
the water. Larry Dyer 642·8235.
(D-38)
YACHTSMEN TAKE HOl'E! Up to 55'
can. dock in front of these elegantly
casual h omes on the Balboa
Peninsula. Each w /fireplace in
living room a nd master BRs.
Security and intercom systems.
Great kitchens. $1,200,000-$1,300,000.
Morphy /Gaston 642·8235. OPEN
SAT/SUN 1·4 P .M. 1010·12·14-16
EAST BALBOA (0 -39) ,
ISTA11 ON THI IAYFltOMT! Prime til> of Linda Isle -over 127' with
slip for so· boat. Enchanting "old
world" architect ure with all the
modern conveniences. Large rooms
for entertaining incl. 2-story living
rm and stone fi replace. Secluded
pool and spa . 5BRS and family rm .
Playroom and lib rary. Offered at
ts,000.000 leasehol d . Cath y
Schweickert 642·8235. (D-40)
io· ... HT OH ,,..AIM IA YI 70' pier
Jlead line acc!ommodates la rge
yachts on this ha ndsome 5BR, 5"'-
batb home w I cozy· family rm and
formal dining rm.· 24 hour security
lllan~ Dona Cb lchelter 642-8235.
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61 IUYHS LOC*l Veterans can assume this loan at 10.5% financing. Super three bedroom
home . Decorated wltli warm
,earthtones. Gleaming h ardwood
noors. Dining .room. Located on quiet
cul-de·sac. Owner will help finance.
Call for details. $92, 750.
FAA.UM• ova TOYS7
This HUGE four bedroom will solve that problem. Has nearly 2400 square
feet, so there's plenty of room for
everything. Complete with 21h baths,
formal dining room den, family room and crackling fireplace. Close to park
and South Coast Plaza. $146,000.
Assumable loan. Call today.
I.
• JOG TO IEACH Super three bedroom home is located
just one mile from the ocean. Get
ready s ummer! Tastefully decorated
with warm colors and textures.
Tucked on· huge lot. VA ,and FHA
buyers welcome. $112,300. Has ten t.o
see and call today!
FAMILY snuD .'Ibis two-story hoine is just what your family has been wailing for ! Has four
bedrooms and about 2200 square feet
of living .space. Includes dining room,
separate family room and crackling
fireplace. Nes tled on huie lot with
fruit trees. $131,000. VA and FHA
terms.
FIVE IEDROOMSI This home is perfect for the growing
family! Or use the xtra rooms for a
sewing room or office! Complete with dining, family room and crackling fireplace. Ceramic tile entry. Nestled
on free adorned lot. Close to &chools ,
shops and freeways. $128,000. Hurry
and see today.
EASY UVIMG
Living in a condominium is s uch a
breeze! This three bedroom is extra
special. Two-story floorplan has 21h
baths, formal dining r oom, atrium. Cheery kitche n with all amenities.
Looks just like a model. Close to South
Coast Plaza. $134,750 . GI buyers
welcome. Call today.
Gr 540-1720
~~-~ 29.55 S. HARIOR ILVD .•
COSTA MESA
BAI.BOA ISLE OWNER AMAN.
Woock mtd w ....... 3 lch\ 3 bo, c1R11MJ
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OWNER WILl CARRY st TD.
$450.000. 673-6900.
BAYFRONT-8EAUTIFIR.
WDRdhM WATH YU .. • MCSffr
11• •• 1 °" ftle Udo PH• uh Speclo• 2 bed. c.op ill o ...utY 11••• lo Pool &
Hcmrlty garage. •oat sllp onll.
$421,000. 673-6900.
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
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SATURDAY -
. OPEN HOUSES
1 . 5:11
615 Carnation Corona del Mar$370,~
329 Dahlia Pl Corona del Mar$2'7~
2450 Marino Dr Bayshores $495,000
2451 Marino Dr Bayshores $365,~
SUNDAY .
OPEN HOUSES
1 . 5:00
2450 Marino Dr Bayshores $495,000
2651 Crest view,,. Bayshores $350 000
17 Monterey \Jir Spyglass $419:000
6 Malibu Spyglass $595,000
1023 Bonnie Doone Irvine Ter $615,000
2021 Commodore Baycrest $259,750
2.636 Basswood Eastbluff $219,500
.329 Dahlia Pl Corona del Mar $247,500
5002 Paseo Dali Turtlerock $179,500
15 Sycamore Turtlerock $274,500
19 W Yale Loop Woodbridge $189,500
CALL TO SEE
PENINSULA B.EGAMCE
Describ es t h is 5 bedroom
. BA YFRONT home with large boat
facilities. High ceilings. Perfection
in the cabinetry. Fireplace & wet
bar in the master suite. Custom
designed, built & d~corated .
Sl,500,000. Fee.
OUTSTANDING LOCATION
Just.steps t o th.e Bay. 3 BR. 2 BA .
Oozing with Little Island charm!
Move in condition. New carpets.
Mexi ca n pa ve rs . Updated
plumbing. Motivated 'sellers. Bring
offers! $360,000.
"' IEACH CONDO-COM
A great weekend hideaway just
blocks from the water. Two
bedro.oms, two baths, upgraded
kltchen in a w e ll kept s mall
complex. Village_ living for just
$247,500.
.THE ABSOLUTE ULTIMATE
In Country French from the gated
courtyard to the s itting room
w/fireplace adjoining the master
bedroom. F rench doors lead to rear
courtyard. Country ~itchen. Two
charming BR's + warm & private
d e n . Forma l Din 'g Rm . I n
Bayshores for $598,000.
BEST LOCATION IN THE WORLD
Steel "I " beams into be drock
support this 3 BR. m~gnificent
cliffside home. Suspended above
China Cove, each room is wrapped
in glass. Views of the bays, the
island & beyond. $1,450,000.
LUXURY OM THE WATU
Surrounded by the constant resort
atmosphe re of Newport Bay &
perfectly locat ed on prestigious
private Linda Is le is this dramatic
5 bedroom. 4112 bath exquisite home.
Spectacular H beam construction. 4
fireplaces. Hardwood picture frame
moldings. Dra matic master suite.
Uncompromising quality
throughout. Of course your own pier
& slip. $2,175,000.
EXCITING HARIOR RIDGE
Drama tic view MI RAMAR. Two
large & separated BR's. Den &
game area. Private courtyard
entry. Hardwood floors & delightful
used brick patio. Decorator perfect.
Take over low interest first.
$52.5,000.
OVER nfE SURF-t.AGUHA
Oceanfront home, entered through
serene garden with Koi pond to
soaring 30' va1Hted ceilings. Heavy
beams. Random oak plank floors.
Mexican tiles. Stepdown rooms .
Air-conditioning. French doors. 4
firepla ces. Private s teps to
secluded cove. 2 bedroom suites.
Nothing a long th is coast to compare
with this exciting, sensual home.
Owner wi~help finance: $1,700,000.
CUSTOM UNUSUAL
In charming Irvine Terrace with
breathtaking VIEW . of channel,
ocean & pavilion. Spa atrium.
One level living, 3 bedroom
designer home. Stained glass entry.
$61.5,000.
S llDttOOMS-4 IATHS
Lido Island is where you have
beautiful private beaches, year
round recredtional clubhouse &
tennis courts. This is a perfect
home & location for a family or
co\.aple who want space, $480,000.
Dlt ... MS CAM Co..9 ._.
In Spyglass Hill . .Impressive &
. personable 3 BR. PORTSMOUTH
model. Large, inviting Fam. Rm .
Built in b ook cases & wet bar.
Flexible fi na ncing ~ludes lease
option. Affordable at $419,000 Fee .
DOH-J MISS-VISTA IAHtA
An execuUve quallcy 2 BR. + den
condominium l n Ne.pport Beach.
S olid o a k book cases. Quall\Y panelina. Remodelecl kitchen wi h lop or the llne appliances. P lush I
can>etina. MQlt 1~cially prt~ at
$189,500 fnclucUn1 the land.
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AST IUY IN . llG CANYON
ExcelJent opportunity to purchase
Big Canyon's most spacious
townhome. Four bedrooms and a
gatneroom, each with a bath.
Formal living and dining rooms,
study and powder room. Offered for
only $610,000.
SUMSITS, SIASCAPI.
SPY•LASS AMO MOii 1 await you in this magnificent.
Southport. This 6 bedroom .. 4'h bath
view home has so many options
available, you'll believe ypu're in a
custom built home. The many tiers
of used brick both front and rear
add total dimension to th& lus h
gardens. Call for an appointment to
view this showplace and learn how
easily this home can be yours. 11
San Mateo, Open Sunday from 1-4.
$699,500.
OIDIMARY PIOPl..E
LIKE YOU AND ME LIVE ON
THIS QUIET STREET. They a re
families who care where their kids
grow up. This family put a lot of
love into this 4 br, 3 bath home with
family room and country kitchen.
The peg & groove floors add
warmth to this spacious home and
these original owners picked a
·premium. lot where· they could
enhance their surroundings with a
jacuzzi and extensive lus h
landscaping. It's one' of Irvine's
finest communities and affordably
priced for you, the Ordinar,y
People. Open Saturday 1-4. 27
Blazing Star. $220,000.
CUSTOM COUNTRY 94GUSH
This cu'stom h ome is being
constructed in the guard-gated
community of Harbor Ridge.
Unbelievable views of the ocean
and city lights . The home features 5
bedrooms , family room, library,
pool and spa. Expert craftsmanship
and features abound in this elegant
home. can for an appointment to
see the site and plans .
I
MEWPC>aT HEIGHTS C.API COO
Fabulous large Cape Cod family
home well loc ated in Newport
Heights . 4 bedrooms plus family
room. Large back yard for a
growing family. $305,000 with qwner
financing.
IA YFtlOMT COM>O-
EXCELLEHT 1BMS
Fantas tic value with owner
financing . This 2 bedroom adult
condo has a beautiful main bay
view on ftte land with boat slip
availability; Th is is the best pric~
main bay · w a terfront condo m
Newport Beach at only $335,000.
IA YSHORE DRIVE COTT AGE
This 2 bedroom home is in one of
the best locations in prestigious
Bayshores, just steps to the private
beach. A home with this valuable
and unique location rarely comes
on the market. Price just reduced
to $380,000 leasehold.
IAYSHORES CHARM
Large family home on over-sized
pie-shaped lot. Spacious master
bedroom s uite features separate
library with fireplace . Four
bedrooms, de n , as well as
family-dining room combination .
Well coordinated use of hardwood
floors, brick, French doors and
windows, tile and' wall covering.
$88.5,000 fee.
SPYGLASS
This unique Portsmouth boast.!l a
secluded costo(D ·pool spa and
private courtyard. In addition to the
three bedrooms and two baths,
tbete is a detached in-law quarters,
extended living room and cust-0m
features not afforded any other
home in the area. Open Sunday
1·5. Monterey Circle; "9,500.
OH THI IAYPIOMT -.
'11\ls beautiful beach home is on
8-}boa Island's north tNlyfront with
a private dock and pier for a 35'
boat. The house has 5 bedrooml 4
baths. ·and an outdoor bath l9r
beach convenience. Offered for
'1,100,000. •
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Onnge Coat DAILY PIDl'llundly, Match j, 1881
OPIM TODAY I ·I
UMl9UI IN WISTCLIPf -Incred.
3bdrm., pool and spa1~eautiful
finishing, many features. ~1 .500. See
Nadine Croul at 1133 Berkshire
Lane.
UNl9U1 IN ~PY GLASS -4 bdrm., 3
bath Portsmouth model, 180" view.
Highly upgraded. $650,000. See Bonnie
Barrington at 11 Tiburon .
UMl9UI IN llVIMI ,_.Cl -4 bdrm,
den, ·pool, and vacant. See Barbara
Hutchings at 1315 Sant.anella Terrace,
bring $328,900.
UMlqul OM LIDO 151.1 -Country 3
bdrm, wide lot, courtyard, like new, .
$405,000. See Jodi Fernandez at 105
Via Nice.
UMl9U1 IM DOVH SHOllS -View to
Fashion Island -4 bdrm, 4ba.
Decorated with splendor $510,000. See
Natalie Fogarty at 1612 Antigua.
~qui IN SOUTH LAGUNA -Highly
upgraded, 2 bdrms, ocean view, walk
to beach. $215,000. See Dottie
Johnson at 21649 Ocean Vista,
So. Laguna.
UMl9UE IN HARIOR VIEW HILLS -
Channing 3 bdrm, 3 bath, fam. rm.,
pool home with fantastic ocean and
bay view. One of the prime properties
in CdM $595,000. See MaryAnn
Anderson at 2821 Pebble.
UMl9U1 IN WOODlllDGI -4 bdrm . , 2
.bath highly upgraded next to park,
mountain views. $189,000. See Nadine
Croul at 20 Whistling_ Swan.
UHl9U1 HAlllOI VIEW HOMl5 -Light
and airy, 5 bdrm + f 8.0) rm, cul de sac
location. $289,500 ree. See Nancy Laux
at 2074 Port Bristol.
UM9U1 IN OLD COIOMA DB. MAR -.2
bdrm, 2~ ba, ·cozy loft, with patios,
decks, etc. $337 ,000. See Sara Marvin
at 502 Acacia.
UM9U1 IN HAllOI V11W HO...s -4
bdrm, 2 bath, Fam. Rm., formal dining
room, fplc, $241,800. See Laraine Shaw
!_t 1955 ~~-~ Ramsgate Plac~.
UM19U1 IN 011&. HAllOa V1l'fV HIU.S
-4 Bedroom , pool, fee ~d and
incredible view. $595,000. See Barbarli\.
Riggs at 2907 Setting Sun.
UMlqul IH IA YSIDI COVIS -2 bdrm,
2 bath, vacant, Bayfront beach, jus t
$287,500: See Marian Reedy at #1010
Bayside Cove East.
UHtquE IM HARIOR VIEW HILLS -4
bdrm., 2'h bath family home. large
lot, great views ! $425,000! See Tom
Boland at 2815 Pebble.
UHlquE IN IAYCIEST -6 bdnm, pool,
spa and views. Exciting, $498,000. See
Debra Bibb at 2033 Santiago Drive.
~ -U~IVU~ ti()M~,-
REALtoRs. 675-6000
24'3 Eat Cout Hl1hway. Corone ul Mar
WI HA ft 41 OP THI MST usn.-s IM TOWN '
BIG CANYON ON Gfl.F COORSE
Custom 5 Bdrm , 4'h baths, 4
fireplaces, indoor spa, fire pit and
much more. Construction is lathe and
plaster.
OPIM SAT la SUM 1·5
71ey.1St.••tt...,
a.M.L H6y,llr.6444411
The
Lawson Reahy ISL.AHO, HACH . tAvrAONT HOMU
Coinpany
UDO ISi.i COMTlt WOIAIY
Fresh contemporary 1tylln1
with clean lines and . hl1h
ceilings. 4 Bdrms + din.lna·
room on a lot & ~ half. "'55,000.
WI AltS SXPANDJNG AND U RAV& OP&NINOI POR a SXP&RJDfC&D SALU PSOPLS WHO KNOW llLAND AJlfD MYftOlft' P&OPSRTlll.
macnab I Irvine
realty
A IUISIDIARY 0, lHa IRVINE COMPANY
t.OC.ATIOMI IAYSHOllSl lOCATIONI 3BR, family rtJ1
and dining rm home w/super plan to expand! 24 bour
security gate community w/2 pvt beaches. Dona
Cllichester 642.8235. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 P .M. 2642
CIRCLE DRIVE. (0-47)
PllCI llDUCTIOM IN llVN 1111ACI! ·Now $399,000
Incl. land for this completely refurbished and expanded
3BR & baths home. New kitchen, all new master s uite
w/fplc and luxurious bath plus large free form pool.
Larry Dyer 642·8235. OPEN SUN 1·5 P .M . 1918
SEADRIFT. (D-48 )
WA1HROMT COMDOt 2BR, 2 bath lower unit a t the
"Mai Kai." Double garage, entry courtyard and hu~e
bayfront deck. OPEN SUN 1-5 P .M. 1223 BAYSIDE
DRIVE. $535,000. Martha Macnab 642-8235. <D-49)
SPECTACULAR VIEW! I 22l DOLPHJM TUIACL OPEH
SUH 1·4 P.M. 3 spacious BRS and 5 baths comprise this
dramatic floor plan in Irvine Terrace. Marvelous new
kitchen. planked floors, high ceilings and walls of
glass. $690,000. Cathy Schweickert 642-8235. <D·50}
FAMILY HOME! · Remodeled 4BR, 3 bath home
w/combination family rm/billiard room. Formal
dining, lovely master suite and all new applian ces.
S359.z.OOO. Assumable loan. Rosemary Sietz 644-6200 .
OP!!.N SUN 1-5 P .M. 2933 CASSIA STREE.T. ( J?·51)
GIH:MIELT LOCATION! 3BR, 2'12 ba th e nd unit in the
Bluffs w/Mexican pavers, new carpet and a ll for
$249,900. Dave Schweickert 642-8235. OPEN SUN 1-5
P.M. 2131 VISTA LAREDO. CD-52)
PUSTIGIOUS IRVIME THRACE! JBR home on large lot
in super location. Terrific financing. $259,000. Coby
Ward 642-8235. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 1832 MARAPATA .
(0-53)
ONE ACRE LOT! Ideal area for custom country estate
w/beautiful rolling hills, pastoral view and zoned for
horses. Room for tennis court, pool a nd corra l.
$18.5,000. Darlene Herman 752-1414. (D-54)
tUWLY LISTED LIDO ISLAHD LEASE/ orTIOH!
Exceptionally lovely 4 BR home w/too many amenities
to me ntion. F a ntastic financing . $495,000. Berit
Mitchell-Schenk 642-8235. (D·55)
RDllLE FIMAHCIHG! Super 4BR, 3 bath Briarwood
m odel in Woodbridge on la r ge professiona lly
landscaped lot. Owner will help finance. $205,000. J erry
Thompson 551-8700. (D-56)
SIMGU .STORY IM YI* 11.UffS! 3BR Bonita Plan in
super location. 3 separate patios, Spanish tile entry.
$215,000. Nancy Imbernino 642-8235. CD-57 )
SIA.VIEW ..,OIT ROYM.!" Detached and remod e led
home w/view or ocean and city night lights. Pool a nd
spa -gate guarded community. $525,000. Darlene
Herman 752-1414. (D-58)
GHAT VIEW IN TURTLI ROCK VISTA! 3BR, 2'12 bath
residence w /large entertainment center, upgraded
cpts and drps in neutral tones. Comm. pool and tennis .
$1050/mo. incl. gardener. J eanne Barnett 644-6200.
(0-59)
,...MSULA POIHT OCEANRONT! Absolutely charming
Cape Cod style res idence just listed! 2BRS, 2112 baths,
den .and studio w /bath over garage. New kitchen, bric k
patio, hardwood floors and custom molding. $1 ,175,000
incl. lan<t'e_~-rt~a Macnab 642-8235. CD·60)
MEW LISTING!' Prime 3BR & 2 bath Peninsula duplex
l'lh blocks from the ocean. Fantastic investment for
winter or s ummer rental. $259,000 incl. land. Low down
and owner will carry on AITD. Sharon Smith 644-6200.
(D-61) r ..
WESTCLIFf NEW LISTING! onH SUH 1·5 r .M. 1307
SANTIAGO. Custom 4BR, 21h bath home w /courtyard
entry in prestigious area w/room for pool. $325 ,000.
Mary Lou Marion 642-8235. (D-62) .
117' OM NEWPORT IAY! 5BR, 8 baths of casual
elegance w/pier and slip for three 70' boats. Supe r
construction and design w/views from nearly every
room. Spacious rms for family living and lai:ge-scale
entertaining. Hydraulic elevator to pvt roof s undeck.
$4,250,000. Cathy Schweickert 642-8235 or J oann
Akerma n 644-6200. <D·63}
CUSTOMIDD POOLSIDE HOME! One-of -a-kind Plan 4
Patio home in Orangetree. Huge master BR w /walk-in
closet, formal dining rm, den/tort and professional
landscaping and decor. $150,000. Barbar Grounds
551-8700. (D-64) • ....
CHAltMIMG COIOMA Dll. MAI DUPLIXI Two 2BR units
w/fplc, vaulted beamed ceilings, built-ins plus guest
unit w/fplc. Great assumable financing. $289,000. Holly
Markas 644-6200. <D·6.5) ..
SPICTACULAI OCIAM ... UY VIEWS! 3BR hillside
home w/new kitchen and baths. Exciting master suite
and pvt pool. Ready tor occupancy. $450.000. elaudia
Ding 644·6200. (D·66)
HleHT UGHT VllWSf Bright, cheery and very prl v ate
home w/golt course view ln Rancho San Joaquin.
Assumable loan. $175,000. Jackie Wiley 551-8700. (D -67)
OUTSTA .. tM• IAYMOMT ~l Dramatic 4BR
home w /pier and sUp featuring mezzanine study,
separate I amily rm plus formal living and dlning rms.
A quality residence throughout. Sl,100,000 incl. land .
Sandie Fix 644·6200. (D-68)
M1W usn.-IM llYN mliCll Terrific corner
JocaUon 3B.R pool home cloee to beaches. Newport
Center and all Newport amenities. S329,SOO leasebokl.
Tom Alllnson 642-8al5. (J>.89)
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OPEN Siil 1·5
J4Z4 SANTA AMA AYI, C .M .
Charmln1.2 'ty coado w /lrg fenced
rear yard. 2 spacious Br, lJA. Ba, perfect for young family. $108, $00.
CAL[ TO SEE
rtUCI SLASHIDI $20,000t Waterfront! 3
Br. w/dock in (ront & rental unit ~n
rear. Liv. rm. opens to delightful patio
on the water. Now only $419,500.
UOO ISi.i. ~phis~icated 3 B~ home
w /spacious hv. rm., formal din. rm .•
gourmet kitchen overlooking sunny
So. patio. $425,000.
LUXURY & LOCATIOM. 3 new homes un
prestigious PENINSULA .POINT
nearing completion. Dramatic fl~r
plan including lge liv. rm., formal .dm.
rm. den w/frplc, 4 Br w/spac1ous
master s uite, jacuzzi, .bidet, huge
walk-in c losets, security system ,
landscaping by R. Beeson.
COSTA MESA COHDO. Sensational
location near O.C.C. &So. Coast Plaza.
Former model unit. 2 Br. 2 Ba. fireplc ..
balcony w/park·like view. $98,500.
D A V I D S 0 N K E A L T l I N C.
ll'o N .. wpo df'...cJ r,r: 673·9060
Corner a c ross f rom Bo yfr ont.
Distinctive 3 bdrm, 4 bath. family room
home with many amenities. Street to
street location with ratio fOf" yeor round
entetialnlftCJ-Specio decorator features
Include French doon. leaded C)kass and
C)CU"IMt kitchen. $675,000.
WATf.RFRONT HOMES.1M
RI Al I "I A II
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2436 W Coasl Hwy 6 3 1.14 00
Newporl Beach
SI 12,00~
COLLEGE PAIK
Assume large loan .
Sll2,000. 3 Bdrm 2 bath,
expanded family room ,
wetbar. fireplace and
pool. S136,000. Call for
more details. 546-2313
THE REAL
ESTATERS
SUMMER FUN
EMERALDIAY
Front row 4 Br. 3ba.
Sl .550.000
OCEAN VIEW 3 Bdrms,
3 baths . SS25.000
I ALI OA ISLAHD
Steps to S Bayfront
Two 3 Bdrms. 2 ba +
guest with li vinl( rm. tort
bdrm & ba. $675,000
Carol Tatum. Reottr
494-0029
CdMDU,LEX
REDUCED $10,000
South of PCH duplex in
Corona del Mar 2 years
new 4 Bdrms with
master hide away <in
cludinJ? fireplace. s)>a I
owners unit PLUS. 2
Bdrm. 2 bath unit
Oversized ~ara1H• for
auto::. and toys + + +
ver y hi~h ·assumable
loan and cr<'al1 ve o~ ner
ready to bar~am Call
NOW for appointment
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SEA COVE PRO PERTIES
714-63 J-6990
ma en ab I irvine
realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY
SUNDAY OPEN HOUSE DIRECTORY
IRVIHE SECTION
10 Cedarspring
1.5 Palos
30~gura
31 Redhawk
9 Cypress
51 Bnarwood
IALIOA
1011H2-l4·16 E. Balboa
' Hillotl RIDGE
29 Coventry-~
.21 Monlpellier
IAYSHORES
2671 Bayshore Drive
2642 Circle Drive
IAYCREST
1801 Santiago
llGCAHYOH
12 Trafalgar
29 Rue Grand Vallee
COIOHA DEL ~R.,,
llOl White Sails lly •
1223 Bayside Drive
1832 Marapala
1223 Dolphin Terrace
1901 Altura
1918Seadrirt
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Outstandi~~~n 'tftme of fee
land. 3 Bdrm. family room, formal dinina room, 5 Balbi. Gorgeous pool.
Large lot in prestigious area. $725,000
Olde,'' v:f ~Mt~ ~~~iglous
location wlth dock. Plana, permit and
allowance for remodeling included.
Will trade or carry equity
SPY•LAss' sPICTACULAI
Dramatic ocean, harbor and nite lite
views. Exquisitely upgraded 4
bedroom with beautiful den, 2
fireplaces{ covered patios $625,000.
Owner wil carry.
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES
LUXUR Y FAMILY HOME-UDO
Spacious quality family home wiUr
6 Bdrms, 5 baths, formal dining
room family room, study, new gour~et kitchen on ~ouble lot
overlooking s unny patios & new
pool. De lightful bay view from
master bedroom & deck. Owner will
assist in financing. $825,000.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
RCTaylorCo
640-9900
REDUCliD
Lg. custom home in tit&t desirable
area of Costa Mesa . steps from
country club. Sparkling pool with
covered cabana next to pool. Great
entcrt-..1ining 'home. Assume loan of
9:14';. Seller an~ious -Call 640-9900.
RCTaylorCo
640-9900
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J)JI LOllNIO, C.M.
OWMll MUST Sal .THIS WIM
High 12%·a1tsumable loan. Immaculate.
3 Bdrm plus bonus room. Earthtone
carpets. beautiful yard. Asking
$164,900. Submit all offers. Call 540-1151
OPIN TODAY l·I
JJllMIVADA
MISA VHDI ~Beautifully decorated 4 Bdrm tfome
with atrium and separate master suite.
Private corner lot, lovely carpets and
wall coverings thruout. For an
appointment to see, call 540-1151
I 00/e ASSUMAILI LOAM A sharp 3 Bdrm, corner lot in El Toro.
New carpets and paint. New central
air conditioning. Large shaded yard.
Asking $98,850. VA and FHA terms
available. For an appointment to see,
call 540-1151
ERITAGE
Canieo S/wre:J
* * "MAGNIACENT" s *
6 Br, Pool, Ocean View
OPEN TODAY 12·4 $175,000 Fee
4527 ORRINGTON . A masterpiece
home in the "Grand Manner". From
the prestigious. & impressive facade
through the fo_rm.al portic~ .to
sumptious salon wt th its 9'h ft. ·ce1~ng
& raised hearth fireplace. Sweepmg
ocean vis tas fro m all major rooms.
Central hall plan & separate bedroom
wing offers a co mfortabl~ living
division & assures master bedroom
privacy. Totally coordinated interior
in soft tones & hues. Truly elegant &
deserving of your appreciative
insvection.
....
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3 Bdrm on quiet cul de sac. Locate<\ in
Santa Ana, close to Westminst er.
Surrounding homes are in good
condition. Great value! Hu rry. it
won't last!
By appointment only. Sandi Robertson
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JUST LISTED!
A cute little cottage away from the
rest of 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 fireplace
and beam ceilings. Set among
homes costing much, much more. A
real buy at $325,000.
17141 673-4400
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A IAlll "HILLSIOIOUflW' MOolL
Impressive front elevation to this
estate-like 5-bedroom, 2·story
Lusk-built home. Dramatic entrance
hall with vaulted ceiling, large living
rm, formal dining rm, spacious family
rm, & lovely master suite with private
dressing rm & bath plus deck for sun
bathing off mstr BR. Two fireplaces, a
separate utility rm & 3-car ~arage. Surprise: a gorgeous large pool i~ a
woodsy rear yard. A real fam1ly
home. ·
1206 kEY WI ST ONH SUH I ·5
lie CAHYOH
A FAIULOUS "VHSAIWS" $125,000
Deane Hom es largest & most spectacular model & situated on the
largest lot of Deane Homes. A glorious
view looking thru a lovely yard (with
tall trees) to the Big 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
fountain. Marble floor in foyer with
glittering -crystal chandelier. 4 BR, den & form DR.
UHFORGEf3 AILE VIEW
IRVIME TERRACE-$795,000
Front row! Fabulous view of Catalina,
ocean, bays & bright lights. Best view location in Newport Beach. What a
sight from jetty to Palos ,Verdes!
Custom built 4 bdrm home w/family
room & formal dining. Beautiful n.ew landscaping on rear terrace & slope.
3-Ca r garage , room for pool ,
Leasehofd.
WESUY H. TAYLOR CO .. REALTOltS
2 111 S-J~ Hlls Rood
HEWPOltT CINTH, H.I . 644-49 I 0.
LITTLE BALBOA ISLAND
JUST OHIUD Unusual offering of a beautiful home
& l Br apt. House has 3 Bdrr115. 2 ba + --
guest room in back. . __-.--
Lovely l a r ge rooms .. ex~e'pt1on~l
ms t e r BR & ba with 1ac uzz 1.
wond e rful kitche n include s
micro-wave oven, J e n-Aire BBQ.
Living room & dining a rea are large.
airy and t astefully decorated. J?.bl
garage with laundry area. Charmmg
pvt p'atio. $637 ,000. Please call for
appt.
Lou lrechtel & Au ociatn 67J.lll 1
229 Morine An ., lc6oo llklild
YOU1 GET MOIE
RtOM THE
STORE
OCEAN VIEW CONDO
Owner MUST SELL this unit NOW!
2 Bdrm 2b a Vers ailles condo with
excel. assumable financing.. Only
$155,95').
1 NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Large assumable loan on this cozy 3
Bdrm 2 ba home in most desirable
area. Overs ize lot with fruit trees,
RV access, patio, frplc, plenty of
room for expansion. 'Call for details !
2000 WHt lalboaltfd.
Newport leach 6 75-1771
_,-unt & Associates
( REAL ESTATE
CHIMA COVI
OPEN SUH. 2-S
2716Shel
Smashing whitewater, sunsets, and
sailboat VIEW from this dramatic
remodel. 3 Bdr, dining area, French,
doors and windows, fri:>l in VIEW
living rm . Indoor elevator to 3
levels. Spe and decking-brick VIEW ·
patio, steps to waler, 2 pvt beach~s.
Offered in Fee at $795,000. Jeri Hurlt. .
MIWPOIT HIHMfl'S
.Adorable 3 Bdr in desirable area
-w /courtyard entry & ocean vu.
Minutes to beaches. Open beams
thruout, frpl in living rm & bri~k
BBQ and Dutch door kitcb ?
observation deck. $235,000. Jer1
Hunt.
CUSTOM IN miuss
Made to order for the e>tecutive
fem.Uy. fabulous 2-sty floor pJan for
entertaining. Courtyard spa entry,
delightful, airy 1ourmet kitch., 5
Bdr, executJve rm/sauna, ea. wltb
vu and patio. Every amenity,.
Offered in fee. at 1.2 inllllqn. Jeri
Hunt .
near
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reria1 reelde11tlal pro·
pert)'_-eai.
No NqatJve Cash Flow
HoTftlant Problems
Capital Galtls Only
HlibRdurn
(not 2nd Trust DHda >
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for lnformaUon
REC CARPET
754. .. 1202
MAMA'S
GONE TO
CHICAGO
Giant 4 Bdrm beauty,
located neer Orange
County's most popular
shopping center This
lovely home is located
on a quiet cul de sac The home is a former mQdel
a nd s hows like one.
Huge rooms thruout. big
living room. ankle deep
plusll pile carpets. Space
age kitchen. big bdrms. park.like grounds with
entertainers deli g hl
back yard. Decorative
rocks.' rolhng halls and 11
solar heated pool This
unique home is priced
way below market,
Seller mu.5t sell. Take
advantage. C'a ll now'
752-1700
THE REAL ESTATERS
OPEN Sat/Sw 1-4
2044 Oc.-llYd
2 Bc:lnn, 1 bath rottage
Beam ceiling. frplc. 3
car parking. Priced al
$295,000.
associated
BROKERS-REAL TORS
l01~ W 8olboo 6 11·1'6 1
WES TC LIFF
$129,500
Newport Beach highly
upgraded 2 Bdrm condo
with priva te patio.
custom draperies. lari:e
pool' Walk lo Westcliff
shopping. Shows hke a
model. Hurry this
won't last! CaU646-7171
$749,000
Newport • atmront l.argest noor pla n. view.
slip rights.
JAMES E. GOULD
631-1532
ASSUME
$65,000 VA
That's right! $65.000
8o/4''lr VA loan. Total
payments $654 3 Bdrm.
2 bath, rom er lot for
privacy. Owner may
carry some finuncing
$99,950 total prire Act
now! 546-2313
TERMS, TERMS
Super 4 Br. 2 Ba 1n pre
stigious Seawind Pvt
swim & tennis club
Priced to sell at S269.900
Call now. Norm o r
Ka sey M c K inley ,
631-1.266.
'~~~,~-REALTORS
IACIC IA Y VIEW
IB.OW MARKET
This beautiful view pro·
perty In Newport is
priced below market
value and below ap·
prais al. S pac e age
kitchen -Jith breakfast
atea. Huge Uvlng room.
lanai with view .
fireplace and o pen
beamed cathedr al ceil-
in,s , Hide-a-way master
suite. separate children•
wing. Duh to tbe pool.
CaJJ today for details.
Owner htghJy motivated
and will work with very
creative ftnandng. Call
752-1700
THE :REAL
ESTATERS
Z laaOOM
l 9th..Slu HwtinatonBeach
(213)399•1028 $125,000 Sun 10-12
16? Calle Red.ondel. San Clemente
498-0322 $135,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 2044 E. Ocean Blvd., Bal. Penin.
673·3663 $295,000 Sat/Sun~ 203 4J.st St.. Newport Beach
675·7060 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
502 Acacia, Corona del Mar
675-6000 $337,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
321 Rochester, Costa Mesa
642-2101 Daily 11·4
1010 Bayside Cove East, NB
6'15-6000 $297 ,500 Sun 1-5
••1223 Bayside Drive, CdM
642·8235 $535,000 Sun 1·5
••611 Lido Park (2D) Lido Isle
631-1400 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
203 E. 21st St. CE /Side) CM
645-0303 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
29 Coventry, Harbor Ridge
752-1414 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2 IR plus FAM RM or DEN
21649 Ocean Vista(S.Lag)Laguna
Bch
675-6000 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
868 Hillcrest Dr .. La'guna Beach
631-7300 $289,000 Sun 1·5
42 Tangerine Ave .• Irvine
631-7300 $124,500 Sun 1-4
l Elderglen, Woodbridge Glen, Irv.
559-4922 $128,000 Sat/Sun 10-5 ••633 Lido Park (Fl ) Lido Isle
631-1400 $625,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
15 Palos, Rancho San Joaquin
• 551-8700 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1157 Kingston. Costa Mesa '
673--8550 $179,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
227 Via Orvieto, Lido Isle, N.B.
673-7300 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
14615 Oval, Irvine
631-1266 $105,000 Sun 1-5
51 Briarwood, Woodbridge, Irv
551 -8700 $124,500 Sun 1-4
30 Segura, Rancho San Joaquin
642-8235 $205,000 Sun 1·4:30
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 Locksleith, Hrbr View, NB·
644-5272 $235,000 Sat/Sun
1657 Texas Circle, Costa Mesa
640-5777 $144,500 · Sat/Sun 1·5
512 Fullerton (Nwpt Hgts) NB
642-5200 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
504 Westminster, Newport Beach
675-1771 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1315 Santanella
Terr <IrvTerr) CdM
675-6000 $328,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1133 Berkshire Ln (Westcliff) NB
675-6000 $297,500 Sat/Swi 1·5
343 62nd St., Nwpt Shores, N.B.
759-1501 $175,000 . Sun 1-5
5319 River Ave., Newport Beach
542-5808 $235,000 Sun 12 :J0..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 1-3
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
1923 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 3 Citadel, Northwood Prk, Irv
644-7211 $152,000 Sun 1·5
• 1601 Bonnie Doone Terr, NB
644-7211 $330,000 Sun 1·5
2083 State Street, Costa Mesa
540-1720 $112,500 Sun 1·5
9081 Mahalo, Huntington Bch
964-5729 $145,000 Sun 10-5
14584 Golden Glen, Irvine
631 -1266 $99,900 Sun 1-5
2605 Willo <Back Bay) CM
-642-5200 $116,500 Sun 1·5
300 .I!:. Coast Hwy #52, Newport Beach
642-8235 $93.500 ·-Sun 1-4
2131 Vista Laredo, Eastbluff
642-8235 $249,900 Sun 1·5
1832 Marapata, Coronadel Mar
642-8235 $259,000 Sun 1-5
•29 Rue Grand Vallee, Big Canyon
642-8235 $550,000 Sun 1-4
2128 Sterling, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $125,000 Sun 12·5
•4521 Orrington Rd, Cameo Shores
760-0621 $529,000 Sen 12-5
3 IR phis FAM RM or DIH
23976 Carmel, El Toro
760-054~ $126,500 Sun 1-5
441 Redlands Ave., Newport Beach
(1)538-8611 $250,000 Sun 12·5
33432 Galleon, Dana Pt.
493-8812 $1S3,500 Sat/Sub 1·5 •..-38 Balboa Cov~s. Newport Bch
673-9187 $.525 000 Sun 1..s
341 Peach Tree Ln (Bjlckbay) NB
759-9100 $189,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
76 Racing Wind, Woodbridge, Irv.
559.7047 $155,000 Sat/SUn 12·5
•SU ellff Dr. (Nwpt Hgts) NB
642-5200 Sat/Swi 1-5
•1472 Galaxy <Dover Shores) NB
S.S-9161 $669,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
501 Catalina. Newport Beach
676-1771 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
611 Loretta, Laguna Beach
497-1761 $345.<>90 Sun 1·5
•-400 Momina Star Ln, NB •
'642-5857 $650,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•1383 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shores,
N.B.
831-7300 M95,000 Sun 1·5
DIRECTORY
635 Vista Bonita, Bluffs, N.B.
631-7300 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
S Cberbourg, Hrbr Ridge, N.B.
759-1501 $735,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ~.San Bernardino, NwptHgbts,
631-7300 $360,000 Daily 1-5
2127 Aralia, Eastbluff, NB
631-7300 $277,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
17 Monterey Cir., Spyglass, CdM
644·9060 $419,000 Sun 1·5
2450 Marino Dr .• Bayshores, 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 Bar (Jasmn Ck) CdM
675·3411 $335,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1800 Port Ashley. HVH, N.B.
644·9060 $229,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 :30
18185 Palmetto, Fountain Valley
542-5808 $152,000 Sun 1·5
320 Otero <Bluffs) NB
675·3411 ·$275,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2115 Mirama r, Balboa 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 Beach
631 -1400 $384 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
••1101 White Sails Way, CdM
644-6200 $450,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
10 Cedarspring, Woodbridge Gables
551-8700 $227,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
267 1 Bays hore Drive, Newport
Beach
642-8235 $850.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2642 Circle Drive, Bayshores
642-8235 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
21 Montpellier, Ha rbor Ridge
642-8235 $600,000 Sat/Sun 12-4: 30
214 Via Gra¥an.a. Lido Isle, N.B.
673-7300 $440.000 Sun 1-5
225 Via Quito, Lido Isle, N.B.
673-7300 Sat/Sun 1-5
2147 Iris < E .s ide) Costa Me~
631-1442 $171,500 Sun 1·4:30
•20342 Bayview, Santa Ana Hgts
631 -7370 $220,500 Sun 1-4
1555 Tahiti, Laguna Beach
499-4551 $275,000 · Sun 12·5
1436 Serenade Terrace, CdM , ,
644-9724 $250,000 Sun 1-5
12279 Alta Panorama, Tustin
673-8700 $475,000 Sun 12-4
8 Monterey Cir., Newport Beach
644-9990 $449,500 Sun 1-5
•~l Pebble (HVHls) CdM
675·6000 $595,000 Sun 1-5
2738 Lorenzo (Mesa del Mar) CM
540-1151 $159,900 Sun 1-5
2063 President, Costa Mesa
556-2660 $110,000 Sun 1-4
5532 Sierra Raja (Trtlrk) Irv.
760-9333 $197,500 Sun 1-5
•3397 Larkspur (Mesa Verde) CM
546-2313 $127 ,900 Sun 12·5
1674 Iowa (Mesa Verde) CM
645-0303 $125,000 Sun 1·4
4627 Cortland, Corona del Mar
673-8550 $339,000 Sun 1·5
•2278 Rutgers Dr .• Costa Mesa
546·2313 $136,800 ~ Sun 12·4
1719 New Hampshire (Mesa Verde)
CM
546-2313 $140,000 Sun 1·5
1223 Dolphin Terrace, CdM
642-8235 $690,000 Sun 1-4
• 1901 Altura, Irv. Terrace, CdM .
642-8235 $329,500 Sun 1-4:30
• 1918 Seadrift, Irv. Terrace, CdM
642-8235 $399,000 Sun 1-5
235 Driftwood Rd, ShorecJ.iffs, CdM
640-6500 $575,000 Sun 1-5
4 IEDROOM
205 Garnet, Balboa Island
673-2230 $535,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
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
· •9662 Scotstoun, Huntington Bch
963-8377 $172,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
118 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle, NB
673-7300 Sat/Sun 1·5
19911 Providence Ln, Hunt. Bch.
542·5808 $129,500 Sun 1-5 1~ Santiago, Westcliff, NB
642-8235 $325,000 Sun 1-5
4 U ,._ FAM llM or D8t
1102 CharJeston, Costa Mesa
540-1720 $131 wo Sun 1-5
•2006 Port Canilff (HVHms) NB
760-1397 $259,900 Sun 1-5
1514 Higblanc:lDr., Westcliff, NB
552-0860 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•#lMuir Beach Cir., CdM
700-8188 $1,495,000 Sun 1·5
21 Rue Fountalnbleau, Npt Bch
644·9990 $610,000 • Sat/Sun i .. s
1121 Berkshire Lane, N.B.
673-31(M $285,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2522 23rd St., Newpart Beach
581-1000 '269 900 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 1242 Somerset Lane, Newport Bcb
6'5-8063 $46Q,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •aM Via San Remo, Lldo Isle
S.0-57't1· 1838,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 12'74 Channel Rd, 8alboa PenJ.n, NB
675-2811 $1,295,000 Sat/SunJ.2-4
•4' Farrqut (Nrthwd) lrvine
'76f.9100 $190,oqo " Sat/SUD 1-5
·'
11 Tiburon Bay (Spyglass) CdM
675-6000 $650,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•2907 Setting Sun (HVfils) CdM
675-6000 $595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
4931Loriann Ln., Irvine
759-1501 $142,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1441 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shores, NB
631-7300 $420,000 Sat/Swi 1·5
215 Iris, Corona del Mar
631-7300 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
• 1244 Polaris Dr., Dover Shores. NB
631-7300 $815,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•2106 Santiago Dr., Dover Shrs, NB
631-7300 $559,000 Sun 15
••401 North Star Ln, Dover Shrs,
NB
631-7300 $945,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•1400 Nottingham, Westcliff, NB
631·7300 $245 ,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2735Cibola , Mesa del Mar, C.M.
556-7650 Sat/Sun 1-5
••503.Edgewater (Bal Pen.) NB
760-9333 $1,200,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1030 Polaris (Dover Shores) NB
675-3411 $330,000 Sat 1-5
11 Monterey Cir (Spygls) NB
760-9333 $625,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••8 Collins Island, NB
631 -1400 $1 ,100,000 Sun 1-5
21031 Manessa, Huntington Beach
645-0303 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
•1801 Santiago, Baycrest
642-8235 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
22372 Wallingford Ln, Hunt'g Bch
968-0008 $319,000 Sun 1-5
31 Redhawk, Woodbridge, Irvine
551-8700 $188,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
219 Via Nice, Lido Is le, N.B. -
963:8182 $415,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
19232 Doe Run, Tustin
644-7211 $264,950 Sat/Sun 1-5
964 Paularino. Costa Mesa
540-1720 $128.000 Sun 1-5
14 Morro Bay (Spygls) CdM
759·9100 $565,000 Sun 1·5
3151 Canadian, Costa Mesa
646-3255 $123,900 Sun 1-5
2820Shantar, Mesa Verde, CM
494-7551 $159,950-Sun 2·4
lSTI Miramar. Balboa Penin. Pt. NB
642-5200 $359,500 Sun 1-5
920Nottingham (WestclifO NB •
642·5200 $449,500 Sun 1-4
105 Via Nice C Lido Isl) NB
675-6000 $405,000 Sun 1-5
1612 Antigua (Dover Shores) NB
675-6000 $510,000 Sun 1-5
20 Whistling Swan (Wdbrdg} Irvine
675-6000 $189,000 Sun 1·5
1955 Pt. Ramsgate (HVHms> NB
675-6000 $241 ,800 Sun 1-5
2815 P ebble (HVHills) CdM
675-6000 $425,000 Sun 1·5
512Ventaja, Bluffs. N.B.
640-0020 $298,500 Sun 1-5
3315Nevada (Mesa Verde> CM
540-1151 $146,500 Sun 1-5
29462 Drydock Cove, Lag Nig. ·
495-1720 $159,500 Sun 1·5
13 Rimrock (Trtlrk Hln ) Irv.
675-3411 $389,000 Sun 1·5
2933 Cassia Street, Eastbluff
644-6200 $359,000 Sun 1-5
••132 McKnight, Laguna
642-8235 $895,000 Sun 2-5
•487 Esther CE /Side) CM
631-6990 $275,000 Sun 1-5
1712 Highland, Newport Beach
631-6990 $398,000 Sun 1-5
#6Champlain (Nrthwd) Irv.
673-7771 $235,000 Sun 1·4
1779 Hawaii Cr. <Mesa Verde) CM
645-0303 $149,000 Sun 1-4
•2919 Paper Ln (Back Bay) NB
645-0303 $190,000 Sun 1·4
5 IEDROOM
964 Paularino, Costa Mesa
54-0-1720 $128,000 Sun 1·5
18 Mandarin (Wdbrg) Irvine
551·3000 $289,500 Sat/Sun 12·4
5 IR phis FAM RM or DEN
2214 Port.Carlisle, Newport Beach
673-2122 $345,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
26421 Palisades, Capistrano Beach
640-5777 $995,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
2921 C~talpa ( E /Bluffs) NB
646-3255 Sat/Sun 1·5 5021 Corkwood, University Park
552-1800 $235,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
2591 Circle Drive, Newport Beach
548-7145 $675,000-fee Sat/Sun 1-5
•1206Key West. HVH. CdM
644-4910 $475,000 Sun 1-5
221. Via Firenze, Lido Isle, N.B.
631-7300 $465,000 Sun 1·5
•1823Glepwood Ln., S.ycrest, N.B.
631-7300\ $295,000 Sun 1·5
#6 Malibu Cir, Spyglas, CdM
644-9060 $595,000 Sun 1-5
Z71SUgbthouse Ln., Newport Beach
631-1400 $375,000 Sun 1·5
7 Royal St. Georae Rd, Blg Qlyn, NB
644"'"55 $915 000 • Sat/Sun 1·5
•12Tratatgar. Bia c~
644-6200 12,900,000 Sat/Smi l·S
1913 Lanai (Mesa Verde) CM
631·1266 $340,000 Sun 1·4
1841 Orchard St., Cotta Mesa
751-4293 $160,000 Sun 2·5
1412 AnU1ua Dvr Shta/Watcll, NB
642·5200 ~.500 Sun l ·S *~Santiago <Baycrest) NB
675-6000 $498,000 Sun 1-5
6 llDROOM
•4527 Orrington, CameoShrs.i. CdM
640-5560 $875,000 ~un 12·4
6 II plus FAM RM _. DIM
11 San Mate~1~ewpa.rt Beach '
644-9990 ~9,500 Sun 1·4
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
2 HDROOM
2424 Santa Ana Ave .• Costa Mesa
640-9060 $108,500 ~un 1·5
•8Greenwood, Smo~eTr Irv.
552-3123 $115,000 Sun 12·5
12J8 Las Arenas, Costa Mesa
552-5742 $185,000 Sun 1-5
10 Windwood, Woodbridge, Irvine
552-0660 $139,500 Sat/Sun 12-4
42 Lakeview, Woodbridge, Irvine
552-1800 $164.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
SOOCagney Ln PHI, Versailles, NB
675-1771 $155,950 Sat/Sun 1·5
• • •310 FPrnando St
<Penthouse U401 >NB
640-5357 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3057 S. Bristol #4 J . Santa Ana
540-3666 $88.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2 IR plus FAM RM « DEN
•22 Arboles ( RSJ ) Irvine
759-9100 $195,000 Sunl-5
23 E. Yale Loop, Irvine
559-8451 $184,950 Sun 1-5
215 No. Newport Bl vd., Newport Bch
631-7300 $189,000 Sun 1·4
385 Bayview Terr (Upper Bay) NB
760-9333 tll0,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3 BEDROOM
11 Big Dipper Crt (Npt Terr.) NB
759-9100 $135,500 Sat 1-5
2745 Vista Umbros a (Bluffs) NB
759·9100 $239,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
2117 Vista LaredO, Bluffs. N.B.
640-5560 $212,000 Sun 1·5
630 Sk)'view. Costa Mesa
540-1720 $134,750 Sun 1-5
3424 Pine brook, Costa Mesa
540·1720 $132,900 Sun 1-5
15502 Williams . #E. Tustin
497-1751 $105,000 Sun 11·4 ..
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
2 IEDROOM
1950San Bruno, Bluffs, N.B.
640·0020 $175,000 Sun 1-5
•25 Canyon Island Dr. Big Cyn, NB
675-6200 Sun 1-4 :~
3 BEDROOM
27Tahoe <Peters Twnhme) Irvine
675-3411 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
2-2 BEDROOM
506 #8 Park Ave., Newport Beach
631-1400 $398,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
4601 Seashore. Newport Beach
631-1400 $975,000 Sun 1-5
2001 Kings Rd., Newport Beach
631-1400 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 IR plus 2 IR
••4010 River Ave., Newport Bch
640-5357 S550,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2-3 IEDROOM
421 Fernleaf, Corona del Mar
675-4479 $389,500 Sat /Sun 1·5
4-1 IEDROOM
214 Sapphire, Newport Beach
631-1400 $450,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
TRIPLEXES
FOR SALi:
1532 Mira Mar CPenin Pt) N.B.
673-6210 Sun 1·5
HOME plus
GUEST HOUSE
FOR SALE
3 ll ...... FAM RM or De.
420 E. 15th St .• Nwpt Hgbts, NB
644-9060 $275,000 Sun 1·5
HOUSES
FOR RENT
I llDIOOM
• *49U Seashore Dr .• Newport 8ch
673-7300 $2000 mo. Sat/Sun 1·5 ... ,...., ............
*6 Pinehurst <Bil Cyn) NB'
87S.3Ul S2500mo. Sat/Saal·S
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~J•MMARINO VW: ·.
18711-BEACH BOULEVARD HUNTINGTON BEACH .842-2000
'
IACI .. Y VllW HOME
Older up£.aded charmer with areat view ol b11la and back bay area ..
~ 3 bedroom 2 bath home hu been
uperaded and the owner will carry a
l&r1e 2nd. Assume 11% lit. Full price
$180.000.
I 1.6°/o LOAN Assume the existing loan on this large
and lovely 1600 sq ft condo. 3 Bdrms,
2~ Ba, 2 cltr garage, law,idry room, community pool and tennis. Try $20,000
down. Full price $192,500.
Pete Barrett RealW
presents
..wPORT HEIGHTS.......W LISTING
New on the market! Fresh as a
daisy -cheerful too! Best location
.for you. See this new listing -it's a
3 Bdrm home offered at $189,500.
jl2 F•rt• A•e 0,... s. 1-5
COMI SH THIS HEWPO«T HOME
Well built in Cliff Haven, 3 Bdrms
and 4 baths, pool, large dining room
and living rooms. Perfect for
entertaining and gracious living.
SI I Clff Dr O,.. S-1-5
ASUMOAHCE OF EXTRAS
Custom home designed with active
fa mily in mind. 4 Bdrm. den (or 5th
Bdrm), fa m ily room and dining
room. Fully air conditioned. Jn
Mariners School area. Be the first
to see this t oday ! tzo MottllN)llam o,... s-1-4
YOUR PLACE IH THE SUN
Older Balboa home with terrific
potential. 4 Bdrms, 4 baths, family
room, sundeck a nd double garage.
Could be a P e n in su la Point
showplace! See it today! 1577~ O,...S-1-5
IACIC IAY IAR&AIH
$116,500 buys clean, well-kept 3
Bdrm 2 b ath h ome. Newly
upgraded kit chen and baths . nice
fenced yard. See it today!
2605 Wllo, C.M. o,_ S-1·5
NEWPORT HACH-VACANT
Newly painted -a ll ready to move
in. La rge family room with high
ceilings, formal dining room and 5
Bdrms d one i n good t aste.
Excellent financing available here!
1412 Alltlcpa 0,... -I ·5
71EDROOMS!
Just 2 houses from the water on
Balboa Is la nd .. Enjoy the lovely
village atmos phere, s unny beaches
and broad walks around the island.
Owner has moved, and will finance
at low interest rate. Ma ke a n
appointment to see.
HAUOR ISLAMD DltlVE
Bayfront with pool and private pier .
Wa rm contemporary home
designed by Browne ll, takes
advantage of its wat e rf.ront
location. 3 Bdrms, den, hobby room
and 2 patios. Call for details.
SPRIMG FEVER'S HEAR IY
Fabulous e nte rtaining in this
gazeb o -s t y le i ndoor /o utdoor
pavilion. Uncommonly lovely 3
Bdrm horn~ with all the amenities.
Privacy s urrounds this home on
oversized Jot in Ne wport. Call for
appointment to see.
~
IAUOA COVIS IAYROMT ''
3 Bdrm home with its own private
pier & sandy beaches. Will
accommodate up to 45' boat. Open
beatils and nice fireplace in easyt
care home. Call for appointment to
see.
.. WOODllllDG~IYN
Creek.side condo near pools, tennis,
sbopl)ing. 2 Bdrm starter home or
investment ·opportunity. $107,500.
~l for appointment.
QWIT IAYROMT-ftla It SW
Located on the quiet end of Balboa
llland, this 2 Bdrm cottage hu 35'
on the waterfront. Over a 2 car
prage is a 2 Bdrm apartment. Call
fOC' appointment to see.
1MI •tOVls-flVIMI
Youn for only '82.5001 Spaclous 2
year 1ouna triple wide mobile
, home. ,Brl1ht and cheerl:i with
111wnable Joan. Call for deta la.
LOOKIM' '°I ~ LAI .. LOT
OMTHIP ....... 7
Here's one near the Harbor entrance.
A 4 Bdrm with 3 car garage and room and access for boat and trailer.
Asking $475,000.
JACOBS REALTY
671-6670 .
2919 Newport ll•cl. conwr JOtlt
LIMDA ISLI B.EGAMCI
Truly one of the most, elegant custom
homes in Newport. Spac 5 Bdrms, fam •
rm. drama tic formal dining rm.
Finest hand cra ftsmanship w/uses of
Teak & French Wa lnut wood.
Beautiful detailed moldings, hand
carved stairway railings & m a ntels ..
Over 90 pvt feet on the water. Room
for a 100' vessel. This is undoubtedly
~ the ultimate in waterfront living.
$2,600,000 L/ H.
~
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/fl'°·al I .}lah' Ii~( 1-.'J~!( 1
21.!5 .,.111 )odqum H1U~ Rd. in Nt>wport ( t>nh'r
Mo'le la ..... otely ... .....,, ... 2
story 4 bdr'M ...... balc°"f .... patio· -
water. Decorator 11torp. loot slip.
SI, I 00,000.
WATERFRONT HOMES,tNC
REAL ESTATE
,'-1,-.,-. l<rntal\ Pt()(M""" M4r\c.t9f'rnt'Mt
2436WCoastHwy 631 •1400 Newport Beach
Town & Country ft QEALTbQ0 "~ 552-1800
TALK OF THE TOWN
You can see forever from this
high o n the hill "lleather"
Turtlerock townhome . Room to
spare with 4 bdrms & 3 ba. Many,
many upgrades with plush ca~ts.
plantation shutte r s & ceramic tile.
A true drea m castle. A wise
investment at $3201000. Open Sat.
1-5at12 Canyon Ridge.
CUL DE SAC-PARK L~ATION
Sparkling 3 Bdrm ho me with
fo~mal dining room, atrium ,
breakfas t area a nd utility room.
Features include c heery frplc, new
carpets thru-out and attach. 2 car
garage. Association pool &
clubhouse. $159,500. Open Sat. 1-5 at
5292 Thorn Tree.
WOODBRIDGE COIDI
Bright and airy 2 Bdrm condo
with den. Freshly painted, roomy &
very private. Just steps to Jake and
pool. In gated eommunitf of
Woodbridge. Arbor Lake. Cal for
financing details on assum. lo~.
$164,500. Open Sat/Sunday 1·5 at~
Lakeview. ·
VIEW Pl.US LOW PICE
Lowest priced unit in Rancho San
Joaquin. San Mateo model. 2 BcJnn,
2 ba. $152,500. Open Sat/SUndaY 1~5
at 13 Laao Sud .
' . -.
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tar • ....,... ., bclnn..i.. 2 a Mnn. 2 ba. houle wtth aiae. i br, 2~ ba tu:awy baU.. 2 fr'pka, EXTKA N11ta1 ,Wnlt. V1dt t.u 2 Br CGedD, 0,. ._... S.
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BEDUCEDtoll.51.'50. arr.me a gi&antic pool sized lot. Many mature c .111. •1ss1 friaif trees. Seller motivated, will pay ---------''--
Rlllle llcConnack R. l!!. • • -.-.. ·maximum 4' points VA. Beautiful add •-,... 1026
Atua;;;; 2~ 1 ba on family room, fireplace in living ••••••••••••••••••··-·
+ 1 Br Ir "' over dbl roQm. $13l,OOO. S P EC T A C U L A 19 UDO ISLE 1arai•. 1 houae Crom VIE WS of th• Dana
SouOI Ba.Yfront. •o·xss· OPIN HOUSI S "''T' /SU .... I I p-•-t u rtn --11--10% DOWN ~:::::~: can ror In· 1 toz ce..i:a1oa-" • 1= W: ..:nr:tlh:
JmDMldJate occupancy! MEL FUCHS n.. Tn.11, Reolton 540.1120 Blulta. Owner flnancla1
No quallfyln1. Seller PAVILION REALTOR wllh 2.5~ down at lK
will help finance. 4 8'7Wl20 lnt. 1'{50,000.
Bdrma, 4 baths , den. c ..... Mw 1022 * ~ fireplace ln muter 1..._,.111._.. 1007 ....................... Cote Realty
suite. New cArpetlna & ~·••••••••••••••••••••• CDMCONDOS g 5 & lnvestm~nt
palm th.roqhout. DUPl.IX 329 Dahlia P l • 640-5777
0,.. W/S-I •4 3 Brm house ln front + 2 ~1 ·500 fee.. INTEREST z It Vie Mice bdrm In rear over 2'-" 35 Canyon Crest Udo lslt. car gar. Clean. Top $239,500f4!e. u
963-1112 cond . Xlnt location. CDM DUPLEX
Own er will carry 518 Polnsettia
Priced riJht at $295,000. 1289.500 ree. MEL FUCHS Call Nancy Simmons ,
PAVILION R~ALTOR Agt
675-8120 87~9208. 644-9060
llSTOFTaMS
Au~e MOK down. Lov·
ely 3 Bdrm, 2 balh, fami·
ly room, fire place, open
beamed celllnaa. new
copper plumbing, large
yard, double r•rage,
skylight. Only 114,500. Call~916f
II Toro 1032 •••••••••••••••••••••••
QUlET CUL· DE.SAC
3Br, 2Ba. patio, frplc.
Open 1·5 Sun. $1.216.500.
23976 Carmei. Heller
Realty, 76G-054S.
1034 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DUPl.U
~~~~~~~~~I Two 3 Bdrm . 2 ba. :: frplc'I. Pri.me Peninsula
LAGUNA IEACH
..._.lettyDo•lt'
FonMrM...-
location. Priced lo sell.
assu m able loans.
$350,000. Call for in·
formation or appt. to
see.
Clear and seller will fRrUl'ff CHATEAU rinance, try ~ ! Can U1'I
. OPEN HOUSE
REALTY
/ trade up for small com-&UIST COTT AGE!
mercial in Orange Coun-1~~~~~~~~~1 4 ...... •• • leoch ly. Neat 2 bdrm cottage. 1 ~ ocean view & only 5
blocks lo Woods Cove Beach! 4 nice bdrms & MEL FUCHS
caretaker's unit, formal PAVILION REALTOR
fireplace, and a near 1--------•I ONLY SI09,500
new 2 bdrm. 2 bath unit, lt-2 ZOMED 2 stry French Chateau
4car garage.S265.000. Corrffortable 3 Bdrm townhome in a lush
dining/rm, fm/rm with 67S.8120 w ,1,1 · home , large s to n e greensettingbythesea.
f!){)!Uma tfd v fU¥t fireplace, s unny patio Dbl door entr y to wet bar, 2 frplcs + a de-COf'OllCI ct.IM• I 022
lightlul French country ••••••••••••••••••••••• kitchen, on an Estate 0
. 61J.~. ~-···' room and room for 2 cathedral ceilinged liv·
•
i.71 i-ue<> 1 ing rm. Dramatic open more un ts. $140,000. • l 1 t t l 6,79_8 ,,9 ,, Roy McCcrcle, Rltr. s a rcase o pv ms r Size Parcel , in a
carefree environment
enhanced by a pool on
the terrace overlooking
a lagoon of k ol in
Botanical Gardens .
Don't m iss this unique
retreat for $850.000 !
494-7551
I ~ HILL IE
I _x,c Mc CORMACK R (
c .. eo Shores
()pew Swt I 2-5
E XTflA SPEC I AL ,
Hi g hly upgraded.
panoramic ocean v!ew &
JUSl steps to private
comm11nity beac hes .
this ELEGANT 3 bdrm.
4 bath home with a
s parkling p ool ha s
custom features galore !
fV Y Y s uite. Sep children 's
• .2435 E. COH I Hwy., CdM 541-7729 wing and 3 baths! All
DELUXE DUPLEX
2 yrs nu, huge 4br 21hba
2 f/place upgraded
beauty w /2br 2ba rental.
Owner will carry w/low
down Own/BkrS73-ll48
Costa Mesa 1024
NEW CONDOS
5% ON
n.t T ft'fttl Month of ,..,_..,
this+prlv detatched
mom·in·law apt. or rec.
rm. Compl. w/wet bar.
4th ba + more! Motivat-
ed seller. here is polen·
tial. Take advantage.
CENTURY21
WALK-IN REALTY
964-3311
Condo on the lake in Deluxe security system . •••••••••••••••••••••••
luflder often
FREE
Drapes & Microwave
For 30 day escrow
2&3Bdrms
private decks & patios
2000 MEYER PLACE
OPEN WKNDS 12·4
641-1991, agent
Just R.-Corahd
New Carpet. new vinyl
in kitchen. new pnl
thruout, 4br, 2ba, frplc,
lge country kitchen, fam
rm . $127 ,500. Below
market financing avail.
PCV Realty 633-8526.
637·7920
Orange. pool, s pa . Xlntfinancing.s.529.000 E •ST SIDE
sauna, tennis. Central 4521 OwelMJh:wtRd A
air. Priced ror quick RICH.._ 760.0621 CONDO sale. Try $15.000 dwn. ...., Newly Usted 2 3 Bdm, 2
Agt. B:B-7815 Ba, frpl , dbl gar. As-
---------··--------sumable loans of $72.500.
2BDRM
PRACTICALl Y FllEE
$68.900, If yot'A have little
cash and are looking fo r
a golden opportunity to
own .your own home,
..don't wait, this is It! This
lovely condominium is a
2 Bdrm, very clean and
neat, and located in a
quiet area. Approx·
lmately $2.950 down and
owner will carry 2nd
with small pay ments.
Call oow for all the de·
tails. 752-1700
THE REAL
ESTATERS
• •• PalridoGillwton
700W. Victoria A-1
Qista Mesa
You are the winner of
4 free ffd&eh
($14 value). to ..........
loatSllow
Mar. 4 thru Mar. 8
Anaheim Convention
Center
Call 642·5678, ext. Z72 to claim your tickets. •••
.... 11'-d 1006 •••••••••••••••••••••••
MEW! .
Quality, luxury home. 4
Bdrm 4 Ba, 3 frplcs. All
the extras you could
want for the most com·
fortable, efficient and
spacious Uving on the
Island. 30 yr. $300,000 1st
TD at ~ fully assuma·
ble. No points. S53S.OOO
205 Garnet. Open Hse
Sat/Stm 1·5. Gerry Spr·
ingston. Rltr. 673-2230
A'IJUCT1YE-
2STORY
+MODERN A~.
Nr bays, charming xtra
lg 2Br, brick frplc, din·
in g rm. l~Ba . dbl
garage + income $495
mo . FAB U LOUS
FINAN CE -Save
Thousands$$$. Appt.
... REALTY
121 Jt 04-0901
0
OLDCdM
-with P&J only $769
Special price of $117,000
and OWC. Diana agt.
631·1266
PRETTIEST
CONDOS IN
Excellent ~·bdrm home •coSTA MESA + 3 bdrm income. Very Th . ·t· I d'f short walk to beach. ey re, exci mg Y 1 • park &shopping. Owner fere nt . La,r ge 3&4
will consider financing bdrms, 2'h ~aths, 2 with low down payment. fireplaces, microwave S52S 000 ovens. solar bot water. · SH THESE ti!e througbo~t. Lovely grounds . Priced from 2 unus u ally located $180,000. Will trade for h~mes wtth out.standln,g property, gold coins or
vie ws . Words a ren t flnegems.
enough, they must . be GEM REAL TORS Inc seen. Call for ~ppo1nl· 641•4623 ment. W..11 priced at
---........ owe 2nc1
East Side ·3Br. FR.
bo n us rm . ind oor
s pa /sauna . Only
$171,500. 631-1442
THE ESTATE AGENTS
For Sale ly'oWMr
Attractive 4bdrm + den.
3ba in Mesa Del Mar.
New crp(a, mini blinds.
LOVB. Y MEADOW
Lge 3 bdrm, family rm,
2"'2 ba. Laundry rm. lge
mster bdrm. Com er lot,
boat gate. Lg exhisiting
loan. $152,500. Open Sun
1·5at18185 Palmetto.
SUHSETR.E.
542·5108 146-llOJ
mirrored wardrobe. As· Hwtlsoglow leach I 040
·s ummable loan, lo •••••••••••••••••••••••
d own. lo int. O p e n Close To leoch House, 1·5pm. 273S SI 39,995 Clbola,556-7~. Award winning 2 Bd, 2
SI O,ObO DOWN Ba new home. Beaut.
UNDBt S 1,000,000 yard. quiet cul-d e·sac
2 miles from beach. 3Br and priced to sell fast.
S56S,OOO for both!
MAURY STAUFFER
SEA LION R EALTY
You must see this one! 2ba, low int. Prine. only. Terms. Patrick Tenore. M.-ConcfiH.o SO.. Bkr. 631·9170or 546-7344 631_1266 ?iEa::~~ &:{.~~-~~: , __ O_P.EN-H·o·u·s·E-· 1·P'": ... ~P'";z~,,~ .... , .. ~--
S l 79, 995 . Patri c k REALTORS
673-5354 -
LSE OPT SPYGLASS
Spacious 5 BR 3 Ba
home. SS45.000. Custom
lots, $750.000. 640-2981
One of the better duplex·
es by owner. 673·4848
675-4479
*OPEN HOUSE*
Sat/Swi 1·5. 409 Colum·
bus Cir. Delightful
custom built 3 Bdr 2 Ba
on cul-de -sac with
OCEAN & CANY ON
views. Access to private
beach.644-7003
$325,000
Quigley & Miller R lty
213/923-8104
Tenore. 631-1266 Sot/S.. I 1~;z~191 ~~~~:H~~1~~~
REALTORS Located on a huge cul·
MESA VERDE 4 Br . 2
Ba. with pool, beautiful
landscaping & easy care
Y.ard. Owner will con·
sider V.A. $129.900. D.
B o u 'r k e R e a I t o r .
546-9950.
de-sac lot and mled with
extr as. F I N IS HED
garage. Close to schools .
Offered al $144.500. ·*9 Cote Realty & Investment
640-5777
"'""ton/Family S harp 3 Bd condo
w /pool. Only $95,000. AS· ,_CH __ AllllRM .. JN ... G-·Bd ... --3
sume 12'* int. Patr ick 4 rm Tenore. 631·12166 ba home with ramily rm
JUST LISTED REAL TORS
Co r ner lot. VERY
PRIVATE yards Im·
maculate and ready to
move in. $174,500
CONnMENTAL
3 Bdrm town h om e .
f rplc, brick pa tio.
Comm. pooL Great loca·
tion. S00,000.
FULLER REAL TY
546-0114
3 Bdnh 1~ Ba . fam rm., 2
frpl c, bloc kwall.
$129.900. 846-1756
OPEN SUH I 0-12
2br, 2ba. $125,000
211 9t.h St 213-399-1028
OPEN SAT/SUN 10-5
By owner. Good assum.
loan. 3br, 2ba. 5 min.
walk to beadl. $145.000.
9081 Mahalo. 964·5729.
French doors on front Completely remodeled Cote Realty $142.000 4 bdrm 11. mi Charming Duplex with Eastside C .M. 2 Br. * "
unit. shake roof. Walk to R-2 lot. Lots of charm. & Investment ocean. Hunt. Bch, below
all shopping. $198.000. open d a i 1 y . 11 . 4 . 640-5777 . market qk-sale. Agt Ask
Call for appt. to see. S42·2l0l. 32l Rochester. 1~~~~~~~~~ for Tor96J..9402 Bernita Eilertsen. r:
Br oker . 675·2373 o r _c_._M_. ------
77().8598. Open Sunday, 2·5pm. 1641
OLDCdM
Lovely 3 bdrm, 2 bath
home. Dellghtful 'rear
yard, double garage.
Appointment only. Ask·
Ing s:a&s.:_000.
Orchard St. Sbdrm, 3ba,
freshly painted colonial
beauty. Family room.
separate dining room.
frplc, new roof. Priced
at $160,000. for quick
sale. Xlnt financing .
THE WJEDEMANS
0 1 AGT. 494-0066 or
751-4293.
2 Ho•"'" I Lot E.Slde C.M. 2 Br. 1 ba
ea. Agt. H2· 7751 or
84S.1488. .
rttlME
MESA VHDE ST.
Flex f'jn_. 3 Br 2ba. studio
added. 1861 Rhodes.
$169,000 Agt. Gloria
557-~
FIXER 3 Br 2 ba, pool &
spa. ONLY $127,900, Va·
cant. The Real Estaters ,
ask for ELSA. 751· 13117 &
54&-2313
POOL&HACH
Model perfect Seawinda
4 Bdrm, 2~ bath pool
home. $172,000
DUTCH HAVEN A
Sharp 3 Bdrm home
near Beach & Warner
Aves. $114,900
$10,000 at I 00/o
4 Bdrm, 2'4 bat.ha, pool
and spa. Only $125,000
RIProfftlloHh
963-1377
on ,Dtamcmd Ave, ln the l~~~~!!~~~!J North Bay Area. 3Br
Creative fmanclng. 3Br,
2'-"Ba. lyr. new condo.
Ass uma ble l al TD.
Seller will can-y straight
note 2nd. 188 Bran·
J .. + PooA/V A dywyne 'ferr. Oranae I~~~~~~~~!!
bome+2Br apt. $395,000 .
PllCB> TO SB.LI
Lovely 3 Br home, auat
room. patio le declt + lg
2Brapt.
DC&RMAMCIM6
I stry fam bomt, aBr + dee + &a.nnlnl apt. Nr
~o. S.y. •.ooo -bUTSTA.MDtMe
'Hoe.
llC&LOCAftOM
Bt.ullf\1111 remodeled
and MIO\'Med I Bdrm,
I~ bt. home + 1 Br apt. Lota of amenities. ... ooo ...,...._a
' Bdrm ""*' •lit • a bdnn lower. Sq foou1•
cUDOt be d.,Ucated to. . ..,.-...
,
~UMABLE LOAN
$250,000. 3 br + den, 2~
ba. Open Sun. i.s. 1436
Serenade Terrace.
Brand new lis ting In Ave. off 23rd St. Open Landman. South Hunt·
Mesa del Mar. Ute an<J Sat. ft5an. l :J0.4 :30PM. lniton Beach. 2 story. 4
airy Ooorptan. Owner Atent: "1·5103. bedroom, a car 1ara1a.
wU1 eorwider VA 1151,900 with bullt in
&Mot'™, C2U)790-ST14 and may consider 2nd. 3BR, 2V,ba condo. Nr. So. finandnl. Btr. IU-Un
GretAatle.&-IMOO. Cat. Plaza. Stylites,
OWNER FINANCING,
on lhls superb Spyslau
m~. ~er want.a
to f!d aowl Submit! ~ .... ooo. Devin Real t.ta&e,IO-.. C.. _ .. Mw
FANTASTIC DCWI VIW ·
1011
W by 12'' lot. 3 or 4 bdrms -
cUltom 8200 eq n horrie. open center
courtyard, rumpus room. oak bar,
Jacuul. 20% down wlth 12~
financlnf. Reducet:. to Ss75,000. OPen Sa /Sun 1·5 at 2501 Harbor
View Drive, Corona del Mar.
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pat.lo, deck, 2 ·car 1ar, CM ••U.I
many uwactes. P.alnt " 4 Lari• a , Bdrm 2 ba,
cpl. lo ault. 1132,000. uP1raded wlU• 1batt owe 2. 540-4083. rotf.Jfot tub. ~lolfd.
paEl'o. Lovet)' aru. ....... °'*' SUft l..S, P~Leae.
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zrr.DOWM 2br,2batondowtdet. "1MISHAICIS den.lam.Uy room home. Super A·F'RAllE. 1'tl1I mo.antalo view+ 10 Rare 5 bdrm, S ba home In
Owner wlll carr dblpr.Byowntr. A dltaJl.cl exterior ot Hntled amid towerin1 mode! Mldome avail a lrud cUltom featuNt. &•t~·&uarded community. Owned 4c
Ground level 1 •l.Y ci,.: sus.ooo Open Sun. 12·5. • • w ! AT HE R £ D ""'*· wlUI breathtakinf Br. 21 B:·~J!ca.soo or I> rob ab 11 f I a e • t remodeled by decorator, featurtna
do. J Bdrm •• 1 '4 Ba. I Greenwood. :W-31JS. CEDAR SHAK!S", that vlew of the Pacific. ~~E« 'ifr. • P'•m So1ner1tt avallable, wood fioora, French doon kwlndow1,
Beaut. patio. S107 500. W0001•1-1 ll. l.cleaa.d bl1b above OeUihtfull1 decorated R Pl·~ .. r. t+ _,,· uo,ooo. Open 1·5 gourmet country kit w/uaed brick Je,...Jonee taM.tei -Lap•'• ramecl Riviera thruout. rantutlc m. -n.111 car.,....., S•t/Sun. U14 Port l l · lfl •• , · 2 Bdrm Warmloalon cH1tllne w/a far out tlnanciD& S21UOO qualT)' Ule, decorator Cartialie. Bkr.'7S.%122. sand & Indoor BBQ, magn cent
"8" end unlt. Ortat vtEW OF TH£ SEA · · wallpapers. suaded • master suite w /frplc & bird's ey~ view
location. Open house ti.low. You'll 11M thla many xtru. Juat lilted. , V'ICTOIHAM of water. For sale by o~er. $675,000
Sat/Sun 12·4 at 10 CUit.on\ deaJped home SU5,000. OrHttermi. BEACH HOME fee 2591 Circle Drive 548-7145 Open REALTORS
ISTATIS
~eal&lful 868 4 bedroom
'Execu.tlve Home. ete1ant wet bar, bullt·in
BBQ. ln1lde ' many other amenities fnclud·
lne a .huce yard that
Wlndwood. Agt. ~Z·*O yrt/3 bdrm.I. ft fam. rm. a Br. 2 Ba. 2 Stor1 wl~ New J BRM Ba. Quali· Sai/Sun. 1·5 . .
* *prescott.5 Br W-•1-EAL-... floor plan serviced by 2 hute sundecll. Move tl handcrafted oak . ~ -• ~ baU.. Extensive use of 1213N. COAST HWY now. $151,900. =-e -fllll ------..........._
By the take ahd beach ln fY•Ofo At-. wood, Ila&• fr ceramic LAGUNA BEACH Otber1 available. t ruout. Stained itass. ~ -<4~~ -
dynamic Woodbridge. 3 2br, 2ba, study,, frplc, tile throughout, plus • 4Wl-4848 GlveU1acall spa.
Ba. 3 car garage, 2 comm'ty pool/Jae/lake. HEAVY BEAMED .,...,.,,_..lsO:S ..... lectaO.M.rtset Leaie op&n or equity
share the. beat buy on
Bal. Penln. Charmin&
2·11)' Span, homt on the
park! Can JoyciWaltie.
83MJlllS
LOWDOWN
finolaces, Spanish me $128,000. By Owner CEILING It BLACK ....... 1r.Wl.yl ~O'lriell. m--wa--ity root.Only20monthsold. SSM9'J2. IRON FRPLC .. create $134,QOOOWC 64f.lllO £18U ~
Seller assisted Cinanc· ..._~~~•~f!ll!!l!-.1!1191 the feeling of Lag1i1na 2 bdrm, 1rou.nd level, John Coomble bkr · 752-Mlt
Versailles tBr/atudlo.
penthae condo, w/lg H ·
sumable loan a, only
1105,500. Owner/aJl.
MS-$647, 919-5370 aak for
Jim
Jbaclla to a beautiful park. Jwl 3 years Old I
9'J.1112
Ing. Open House this"" OP94SUMDAY 1..s· warmth It charm. We OWN YOUR OWN, on ---------1---------w~end Sat/Sun 12·4. 18 believe you'll get "THE the Bea c !).. s Ide of THI •ooo UN 0,.. W/S-I ·6 Mandarin. l .._ wltlt Spa SHAKES" at the full of· highway Ir only a few Newport Crest, Owner 2'40 YltM OntocAa
Nicely upgraded Plan 11 feredpriceof: Sl65,000. yarda to a "Riviera w~carry for 5/yn with ExclU1lve Eut)>luff. 4 ur...-.abrldne· Northwood Park de MISSION REALTY VI .. p .. 20 down . Purcha1e dlnln ""'"'Reahu• latched home with air 985 So. Coast Hwy., ew ar .. or you can Brdrm. Jba, g rrn,
La'una sun bathe on your own 1187,500. 3 Bdrm, 2~ Ba. Uv rm. nice patio. aml R'"'"' rTORS TRIPLEX
150-..... Smd cood. skinny dip spa 1 •· .. t th t --•· pool una ot u--30""" LAJ., I ds in PHONE 1714)'94.·a73l awn .... peea a e enn..,, ,sa . view ... ts. -·"""" ---------1 551·3000 area, great an cap g ocean. 'Ibe perfect place owner may carry.
•ttt81rr1nu Pkw)', lnlM and decoratina. $103,000 DI-••. Gold to retire. j!lfort.brup Real Estate.
Two 2br & one lBr.
Pum. 2 frplcs. 1295.000.
Mulhearn Realty
104~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
'UNIVERSITY PARK
Lovely 3 Bdrm, 2 bath.
sin1le family tiome with a V~RY private yard.
Xlnt location. close to
\schools, shops It frwy.
$164.500. Owner will
carry 2nd~
*Cote Realty
& Inves tme nt '
640-5777
Ll'CJ 3 Ir + Dett
Beaut. decorated family
home w/pvt patio, ten·
nis. brick cstm spa.
Super area. Assume 12~ + terms. Only S179.995! !
See this one! Pat"ck
Tenore. 631-1266
REALTORS
* * 2 MASTERS! No. not 2 bosses but 2
se parat e ma s t e r
Bedrms that highlight
this super gorgeous al·
tached home built by
Warmington. 1646 sq rt
and asking only
$149,900
IN WOODBRIDGE'
\\OOdbrldgc
Really
551·3000
4nfi Barranca _Pk~)', Irv int'
2Br, l'h ba rhateau 1n
Woodbridge CreaefVe
financing $132.000
552-1484 . 559-9581 or
552·5007
Heritegt Prts CCMtclo
Owwet-Wll c.,..,
3 Bdrm 1 \"1 Ba condo in
Irvine. l" dn will b
It. Comm. park 6: pool.
SlOS,900. Jerry Jones.
831-12166
FE REALTORS
**DEERFIELD! Largest model in
Deerfield. The Plan S
done as never before!
Pool, spa, magnificent
decor and landscaping.
All this and assume a
hi gh loan balance. Call
now!
\\bod bridge
Really
551·3000
4920B1rra11u '"'"•-y,lrvlM
2 Br + den. 2"" Ba condo.
2 car gar. air. shutters.
covered patio. mic ro·
wave. owe mortgage,
int. only payments .
S137.SOO 551·6611 Agt.
Vlckj
OltAMGETREE
New o n market .
Detached patio home 2
bdrm s, 2 bath s .
fireplace. A IC. end unit.
excellent condition As
sume 9'Y. interest loan.
$126,950.
DAVID D. CARLSON
REALTOR 833-9293
WOODBRIDGE
3 br cottage. 21 '7 ba. ram.
rm, formal dm. Assume
S97.000. Asking Sl55.000
Open Sat /Sun 12·5
Owner. s.59-7047
THE TERRACE of Univ
Park. 3bdrm . 2ba
townhome, separate din-
ing room. wetbar & up.
gr ades Offe red by
owner at S152,000 with
flex owner financing
in usable financing Twol•gllowt 1-2 842·5082 Priced to sell at Sl52.000. l AICH IA Y LINDA ISLE Re elater
213/89'1-4803or lf no
answer 213f920. 76'17
3 Cltod.I Perfect u a diamond. Alll•c'-9 11 :1/4"0 PIMM. DUPLEX 644-7211 ocean at your beck and Re-development poten·
Executive Country
English Bayfronl. 5
Bdrms. including
maid's quarters. Pvt
community and private
doc.It. Fee land. 12.6
mllllon:-Owner will con· sider excellent financ-
ing.
/.Jn NIG(L
Ul\ILEY &
A55UCIAT ES
Super sharp 3 Bd 2 Ba
w/lg yard ln Northwood.
$164,900. Exclus ive .
Patrick Tenor e
631·1266. Agt.
REALTORS
call. G>O sq ft, 4 bdrm, Ual, near the beach 6:
etc, etc, etc. For a little high school (central
less than One Million. Laguna). Rents SlOSO
Call Agt. Ron 49'7·5'S4 mo. Asking $229,000.
OCEANFRONT Cottage 494-7551
It Trlr, knotty pine Int.. ~ HILLIE
P......,tytt.Mllty
. 642-3150 .
Stepe to ocean. Assum.
In. 3 Br, 2 ba, each unit
+ deck. S2180.000.
Hollis Wood Realtor
675-8676
frplc, 3 pvt bcha, pool & ~Mc CORMACK RE ---------i New exclusive office
pier. $&9,900. Terms or DUPLEX liating. It Is exqulstte! '*Cote Realty
de Is b Id I d 1.._-... 11111111 .. ~~~-•I For the person who tra ·on e o an · ,. oe.....-OttT 2 .ti: 1 bdrms. each unit wants it all. Spacious & Investment 499-3816 lled. to sm.obo baa fireplace. 1 block w/pool & spa. $289,000. 640-5777
Best buy in N. Laguna. 3 Speet.acular ocean view from oce~fropnt: edGoodt Call for appt. Rite 1~~~~~~~!!~1 br, 2 bth, ocean vu. spa. from this beautiful 2 rental un1ts. nc o .Rodgen. 631·1266 r:
Walk to bch. $279,000. bdrm, 2 ba co-op . ri&ht sell with large assuma·
Agent497·3331. on the ocean. Greenery, ble loan. $235,000. OWHl(l FINANCE
HCAMYON
25 C..yoH l"-d Dr.
0,.. s-1-4:30
Off Ford Road, Green·
brier Model Townbome
with outstanding golf
course view. Pool. spa
tennis. security gate.
$S50,000 down. Assume
llw.o vlr. ut. Owner wiJJ
carry balance. Asking
$275,000.
Gii WALKER
Realty 015·5200
PRICE SLASHED on this ---------•I dream home in Wood·
prtvacy.11ecurity, beach *Cote Realty REALTORS
andawimmingpool. & Investment ---------
Npt Hgts best buy al
$199.000. Spacious with 3
Br + F.R. Prime loca-1---------
bridge with 4 BR. 3 car
gar. Nothing spared ·
$249,900.
Redhill<@>~
552 -7500
Terrific M.w ListiftcJ-
Mortt.wood
./Fantastic 4 Bdrm
./Fam rm & Bon us rm /Great location
/Model condition
./ Ext/lrg Mstr Br
I Many. many extras
I Asking S235:000
/Open Sunday 1·4
#6Champlain
United Brokers
John Carey, GRI
013-7771
T'8'itetockGlen
lftVemHI
The perfect combination
of charm. elegance &
warmth are yours in this
ta stefully decorated
home. Soooo many
superior extras! Relax
in the sparkling private
spa. All this & a parlt·
like too! Call us ror ex
citing details.
559-8188
BLUE WATER tion ! Rae Rodgers .
WATERFRONT ""'!!!!!!!!!!!640!!!!·!!57!!7!!7 !!!!d·-------vl.stas abound from tbls HOMES r= BIG CANYON 3 bdrm, 2 ba home. Just REAL ESTATE C 0 D steps to Victoria Beach. 631-1400 C A P I Terrific golf course view
631-12166
•WISTCUFf•
OWNER SALE. Moving
out ol State. 4br. 3ba,
family home $265,000.
OPEN DAILY l ·S, 1121
BERKSHIRE LANE Ownerwillcarryalarge 1~~~~~~~~~ CHAIMlll townbome. Former
2nd o-u_,t deed Offered 1-= f model with private pool ·---------•I _,. · ......_ I 050 Hgta. 3 Bdm/ am rm 1• 013-3104 al -....,500. I L...-.._ pool borne with an as· and spa. $725,000. BIG CANYON
at K . Try 1~ down. Cote Realty Choice or the Country 1---------
'*
Cote, Realty •••••••••••••• •• • ••• ••• sumable lat of $108,000 '* '
& Investment EXCEPTIONAL owner Call for more financing. & Investment gentleman · elegant SOMERSET 640-5777 financing available at Diana631·1266. Agt. 640-5777 custom Tudor estate $460,000
OPEN SUMDA Y 12·4
325 n Caribbean
DRASTIC
PRICE REDUCTION
Best 3 Bdrm ocean view
home in Laguna Beach.
Formal dining rm. spac.
c.& decorated Beaut.
yard. Extensive use or
oak. Security syste m
$439,000.
VICTORIA llEACH
Whitewater view. 3
Bdrm. 3 bath home.
Walk to beach. Former·
ly home o r famous
Laguna Beach artist
$249,500 .,
rat.es below prevailing ----------t overlooking the fairway Most desirable st. in
on 4 bdrm, 2~ ba family I---------~~!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Offered at S2.3 mil hon We.stcliff. 3100 sq rt.
:..':~ e;!:.'1::Sin:pa~0';;: UDO ISLE tt.t. v. Hiii *Cote Realty 1242~~~~~~i~.B.
feredatS247,SOO. Cuual elegance ls the . Ocean vu. 3 Bdrm 2""1 & Investment For more info.64s-8063
caption for this beautiful Ba. 3 car garage. 640·5777 I-~~~~~~~~
* Cote Realty Spanish atyle horne on $325 000
& ln.,estm ""nl prestigious Lido Isle. ~· · ,. "' Includes 4 bdrms. all S n.. __ _ 640-5777 w/pvt baths, Indoor/out· ~(N ~e~
door swimming pool and ~V
spa. Excel financing. or. 759-f22 I fered at $638,000.
LEASE Of'TIOH Open Sat/Sun 1·5
6 beautiful new homes 1 204 Via San Remo.
available for lease with ,,
option to buy. Excellent *Cote Realty
tenns. Best location. & lnves\..JTient
640·5777
S3.900Down N.B. lbr.
540-4646 or 631·7653
John Lem beck (Agent)
,,... .. MlltcW
Your c h ance or a
lifetime to live on Lido
Isle in a charming 2
bdrm home plus den.
Street to street location
and within steps to one
of Udo's rmesl beaches.
A muaUo see. $350,000.
This 4 bedroom newly
finished home offers tru·
ly spacious li ving in
tra!Jjtional eleganrc on
beautiful Lido Isle. See-
ing is l)elieving this ex
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Harbor View Homes.
Monaco model. 3bdrm.
2ba, french doors & win·
dows. exceptionally lrg
lot for area. brick patio.
decking & firepal , nr
greenbelt & comm. pool.
lrg a">sumable loan. will
cooperate with brokers.
S235.000. ( 714 )644-5272.
ceptional value can, _____ -.-.-.-.-,;-__
now! CONDO
Redhill~Realty
1 ;~:: ~:~1111
u..r $100,000
Owner will assist with
firumcing · or open to
trade.
IOMAMTIC
IB4DEZVOUS
LOCJ1119G ~ I 052 UNOBSTRUCTED OF UDO'S
Redh1ll¢~ReJlty
Ii";:) 7:)110
WATERFRONT
HOMES
REAL ESTATE
631-1400 • • ••••• •••• ••• ••• ••• •• • lo.U"IEDllLE CATALINA. Southern~~~~~~~~ "'-MC)HAICH IA Y Cal's beautiful majestic r: LIFESTYLE ,.-. Yow Yacht
WOOOIRID~E
Warmington award wan
ning design twnhme
38r 2ba Beaut
landscpg & interior
Prime loc nr pool & lake
Owner 559-0555. 552·9690 552-5282. 497.5494 Sweeping Ocean View sunsets can be seen from ii--111111!!1!!'!-.i~!l!I--a waits you i n th 1s .,... ---1~~~~~~~~~·1·~~~~~~~~~1 4Bdrm 3"'1Ba. Custom 8 this Pf'(>f. decorated l Br ISLE spacious 3 bdrm home in front of your lovely HWllMgtCMI IHCh I 040 HMllMjtuw hoch I 04()1. yrs on large lot. Pri Sec 1 b8 coodo in popular Meat .. A'"' complete with a large waterfront townhouse 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• YOU ASKED COIYCOTTAGE Gate. Tennis Courts. Villa Balboa. Walk 3 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. lovely furnished game room Bdrm. 2"" ba . p~I.
FOR IT and charming too -Beach. Clubhouse. By blocks to ocean, Lido patio, spacious sun-plus an ideal' ~ster secl~:C: a~ the M~1~a
Investors S~I. beamed ceiling. crack I· Owner. princ only. Village & Restaurant decks. Fine Lido section bedroom & a sunny patio osn 0000 enlbins u ad W e 've found it a ing fireplace. secluded Only~.000(714) row Row. All terms · f f ·1 650. wi ~oo
l f .1 Own "t o f nicely appointed perfect or am1 y enter· financing. Executive Up e X Or spacious 3 bdrm. 2"'1 bA . courtyard walk to 540-9550or499-3695 ava1 . er says ry homes. Buy tomorrow's taining-this is especially ROOER BROWN 'S Discriminatin~ Taste. 3bdrm, 3ba, Town home with nice beaches. Great financ· 30K down '' and he will security for your family for your r Call loday VIA LIDO REALTY
each. Cent ra Air, Woodburning sized family room. Back ing plus owner will help. 8 °Ir dow.nlb·, owner wli II carry. Price .s11150R.ooo1. today. Price $495,000. ""'5.1483 patio overlooks green· Only Sl71.SOO. carry WI no paymen s. Country Ha s ea ly v•
Fireplace s' cu st 0 m belt.Witrun walkingdiS· LCICJMCIVlllag.R.E. 3bdrm. condo. spa, 529-5275or990-3889 Local businesssman In·
Carr.els/Drapes. Heavy S hake tancetopool. 497-1761 model unit. Jason. Agt. terestedinbuylngbeach Roo . ll1/•% loan is assulft'able. No 536-9374. NEWPORT HEIGHTS homes for tax shelter
Qualifying Necessary. MYSTIC HILLS Golf Cou...,e Condo. front 3BdnnCH2ABRM~R~ Rm ~!!~~~~~~!!! purposes.Call013-6919
Sl 0,000 Down OR less
Moves You In
No Qualifying Necessary. Your
monthly payment can be adjusted
to meet your monthly budget. W,e
have many 3 and 4bdrm homes m
the best Orange County locations
with these le r ms . Call our
specialists for more information. ·
141-ISll
Brine Anv Offer!!
Lovely 396drm Custom Home
near Beach Park, Formal Dining,
Heavy Shake Roof. Call now for
information regarding the 9~%
Assumable Loan. Seller will carry
part of the buyers\J!._~ payment,
and says Bring Any Offer.
Best P.ftce In Town
-'4bdrm, Remodeled Kitchen,
Pluah Carpets, Custom Drapes,
Freshly Painted. Seller bought' r, and has priced thousands
market value for quick sale. tive terms OKAY-BETTER Y.
GDLDENFSJ REA~ffiRs ·~·j I-ASSOCIATES
LOCJlllMI hoct. I 041 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WOOOSCOVE
C ha rming wood
shingled 4 Bdrm home
with loads of glass and
soothing s p.,11. Amid
towering trees, in de·
sirable Woods Cove.
Flexible financing or a
possible lease option.
$289.995.
don osen
I t'.tl t" r ...
121:JN. COAST HWY
LAGUNA BEACH
41'7·4848
Wat11 fs.t CCMtclos
l Br·2 Br-3 Br from
S28S,OOO-S500,000. Securl·
ty bldg directly on
beach. Call Fred Gibson
for appt. to show.
559-!MOO
AIHlct..wr
Lr1 4 Bd home in woocky
area near beaches. 2
frplcs w/fab. spa. A•·
sume 11~% low dn.
UU.tt5. Patrick
TfllO". GM•.
REALTOQS
11,-oASSUM.ULI
E~dtine wood • llul 4 bdrm, 2~ batll, view.
Suba);IL -··· Pea Allen Rttr .... 7171
Tri-Pl••· Panorasnlc
Oeeao· •l••· Walk to beadl. owe .... ooe.
Prlaet,ah oalJ . .. -.
A beautifully main -row,end':utit.3Br.2Ba. Fcu:.rn~t ~1: .. Rm :l~~~~~~~~~r:
lained custom home on a p r i n c i pa I s o n I y '. G o u rm et k i l c h e n 1-..... 1111111!-... ~1111111 ... large lot. Superb ocean o-MUST saL views & Catalina sun· Sl39,SOO. OWC. 499-1526 Fenced. 12~ interest ! ....,._ B .... t terms! J ohn Va· l"-..a........._OWC sets. 3 bdrms, 2 baths. Lake,.._.. 1055 "'" ..,.._....... · • •
Seller may help finance. ••••••••••••••••••••••• _n_i_an_Co_._63_1_·0900 __ .___ 6 bdnn11. 3 baths, giant
$247,500. HcJts l9Med b om e . Ass um e ts t
UHOISTRUCTED WXUIHOUS bi h St.25.000 at 11~. szs.ooo view. A fabulous build· Sl49•900. 2 Bd, 2 Ba. g 2nd at 14~ due 1995 or MEW DICOR balance loan. easfi to 81· $172 ooo t .13v.01 In" site in a quiet area. I f I wrap · 8 " ~ ~ .. Beautifulinandoutwitb sume, no qua Y ng. with--do -15000 Thepriceforthisdouble Hurry! Greg Astle. _,., wn.-· · size lot Includes plans & beamed ceilin gs, sky .,..,. "'"'""
f ft Ugbts. ln a woodsy set· ~--permits or 8 2500 sq. · ting with atrium .
bome. l205.000. mature trees and
OLD T.O.W. greenery. Across from
Thls quiet woodsy set· tennis courts. Very ling 111 a perfect location private with a spa . .._ _______ _
for lhia wood & glass 3 Spadous 2 bdrm fr den ...
bdrm home. Newly re· formal dining rm and
modeled with beautiful coordinated neutral de· OCEANFRONT
views In all directions. cor. A beautiful home Peninllula Point home. 4 ~.000. for the perfectionist! Bdrm, 31.Aa ba. seso.ooo. !1f•.-.M!r $149.SOO. Call for flnanclng de·
'"'--'IL"'." -ta I ls . 0 w n e r I Ag t . 'j~.ela(t"'-. WATl.HI UONl 67s.M'76
Mf•lln<l$ HOMI ~Inc. ~~~~~~~~~I
REAL ESTATE. , 173-tlOO Find what you want In
Dally PUot Clalalfleds.
1714• 494-1177 L..-leoch I 041 L~ hoct. I 041
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WHIT£WATD OCEAN VIEW ~from tbt qutllt1 coutrvctecJ I Bdrm a atory cu.I.om homt. BHutltul
vt.wl ot beac.h and coutllne. A lonil1..,.,.ate area dowutaln \hat
• ldtal f~ t.eaaftrt or moU.f.tn.law. SDD..1000. 0.-..., ... . ., .............. ..... .................
LAMTllM IA Y llALTY
( Dlv. of Ancbora1e Inveatmenta>
Dana Point
Red h ii I¢~ Re.1lty
f ;~:; ~: ;1 HI
llGCAMYOM
McLain El Dorado, 3br,
view, $250,000. Install·
ment aale, aaaum. 9~ v AR. owe 2nd. 640-9755
IOM(9SIOAD
V11WLOT
Subordination pos~ible
It ex cellent terms.
1425,000. Dan Hodge M.wport Coastel ,,..,.111e.
~ 760-9501
PBmtOUSI
Ca.do .... Doc.
2 Bdrm, 2ba, 290 dee
ocean, bay, mtn. city
view. Pool, sec. L1e as·
1umable loan. Balboa
Penln. Fee land. C/21
Newport Cntr
... SJSi 760-6717
12¥~oMew AH.c ...
()pen Sat/SUft 1·5 at 2522
Urd St. Prime loc.
3000+ a /t . Super
kitchen. Sep breakfast
rm. llatr suite w /3
eloMl& It vu deck. Oak nra It plU1h cpta thru·
out. rnna dlnln1 rml
1a.-window, a eov'a
padol, trlr 1ccet1. Xlnt
term1. Ottered at
-,IOO. Al-1000. Illa·
1lan Viejo Reahy.
YllY fllY ATI
Secluded WeatcJUt/ nov.-' bdnn, lam rm, courtyard, J fplca. Open
l1t/IH l ·S at 1514 =d Or. Alt.
RCTaylorCo
640-9900
DOVER SHORES
Unsurpassed view across
mountain s and city lights !
King-sized Dover Shores home with
secluded courtyard, oversized lot,
jewel·like-pool.
$950,000
Open Sun. 1·4 p.m .·1342 Galaxy
H.i.Ol llD•I ftcw. Don't miss this lovely 3 bedroom
2 th bath Condo with loads of
upgrades. Close to pool, tennis and
jacuzzi!
· Appointment only $479,000
HAllOI llD•I POllYll YllW. Prestigious 4 bedroom (2 private
master suites) has vtew or ocean,
Bay, Fashlon ls land and mtna. A
spacious gameroom with invitint
courtyjlrd and with waterlall adds
to· the splendor I The financing ls
incredible and owner will carry
larae 2nd. $950,000
RCTaylorCo
I : I ' .I l \ ~ \ \
CllEllAY LA.IC~
-tcaA,Nbr. Cd U ·
11UD. kMMt. 8'7,500 nrm. --·---,.,.., .....
Share a p l•ce ot
pUlcliH for H litUe 11
fS,tSO. Breathtaklnt oe.-n vi"' condue. Lu11 u~ new $ :>tar apart· menl complex. Callnow ac ftnd out how you can
travel tht world ovflr
with this putthase.
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,... • w • r • ,.. • • •••••• .. ••••• ••••• • • •• adr1ll 6 ltlldlo cteluu
Owner will carry 2nd w/20% down
, assumable 9% FHA loan. 3 Bdrm cozy
home in ~xc~llent area near schools
and shopping. Only $85,500. 752·1920
.. 9UAIL PLACI
PlOPllTlll
712·1920
tla. •~If 2 •bHed8•· DO'WMJOWM AX AOVANTAGS8 to SlloreclHf Vlllu
ntw orpet "'· · • l~ MACH tho ..-an lfarrner, '571/mo. CNN Ok. N~ 551·*' Sm 6 a. -iar Wlilt ln NEWP.ORT IEACH avoeado/citru1 1rove °" peta. Pool I~. ilnale NIUor mobU home clwic ·Lafayeu.e Con· CerHI .. _._.._ p1 • di 31 Kree + l ,QOO IQ.ft.
for •• te .. 1 owner dot. Some w/oco. views. home. Pool • 1roo OWanJview, pool Ir MC.,
' " · prlcel vary. Sf'curlty auna1er1 bouu, ta prof. decor, 2bdrm, U 4 .ooo. Cap. Bch. blda. wlls blk tone"' la.c•ef..,..e.~1.... Fallbtook area . mbe,den.nochJldren/.
(7l4).-. .. l . Marina or new Mall. AAA loc..._ llt c.rm .. _.. • 1 • f JO. O o O. !. 1 t . peb.-...S. Submit .YOQJ' term a. Call 714·145·"17: 741 -Mt2: llm•,---,.-.•,115•, ........ -1 lora1111t1 to ... : Annie Two .......... aes ... t ......._ 74l·'IUI C __ .. ..._ JUZ ~ -<213)432-1832 ..._, ~ .. ,.,,__._.~-••••••••••••••••••••••• o.tuxe 3 Bdrm ill Lido 1'!DGEW ATER RLTY ...... • ---oc--. ~-l!lll-----11'4spectacular Ocean" ctt,. Parl w /pvt beach, (Zl3)434-448l. AbMll ... 'r...... A'fOCADOUMCH ~view. Lr• 2 Br. 2 secwity sate. Open·Sat PA.U.llOOIC 8•. tnMh fono•l dlnlna.
& Sun #2'7 Cabrlllo. I For~ .. ,_....._ ul 9Uact'ft wllh avocadoe '975Tmo. Cell Anthony
'4l,lli50. I 100 WM• Meyer, Irie 640.5317 or 541-711 J and macadamla nuta. 2 WkdYI MZ-5'7$7, Eves & ••••••••••••••••••••••• f houses Including new Wknda.....-. SHARP DIL WIDI ....... • ~1 S .... D caretaker houae. Owner 1--------~~~~~~~ M,wport.,.. 1069 SCMllttL..-. 1016 ~ '" "'" I B
••••••••••••••••••••••• •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ~~t!!:tcte:m~~s-Oo.Ex · Se=-~~h~"e!r. FOURPLU Lohfor5* 2200 .will carry floanclne . :'t"'.81cn .: dat~yl ! s s': RUSTIC ESTATE i--1111•-----• Panoramic Ocean Vu WATERFRONT Excellent 3 BR owner's Westside Costa Men. ••••••••••••••••••••••• WATIHIHONl amenltles. Nr bch. Xlnt
Cl ul d I d h OP84SUM 1-5 48r. ..home-like" unit & 2 Needs some work . WATEl.AOMT llOMI .. IM. area. See to appreciate. re ar r ve an uAe II=,...• •ct I 00/o DOWN. OWC HOM~ In p 11 RE L ESTATE $1200/mo 538-1'53 trees shroud this charm-, --BEAL ESTATE BR. 2 ba. rental unit. 122.000 yr come. u LOTS • .!.., _ 1 ____ . ____ _
Ing u:ger bay chalet. & VIEW BALANCE. ~95.000. 631-1400 Ideal for home & in· price S225,000. Owner A fewCABO DEL ESTE .,_ Sub-leue 3 Br 2 Ba 'tit
B ·1· I ae A bd h Agent · 499· 1526 come. Cl06e to Newport will carry 10% Interest t r h 1 ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ eam ce1 in111 . ar., cozy 3 rm ome __ _ _ ____ ,. _________ ! ....,.. d wa er ronl ome s tes 1-11/15/81. '850/mo. Agt.
stone fireplace In the with formal dining rm ustift I 090 ---------1 pier&shops. 1289,950. w /,,,,,.,,OOO n. remain on Lake Misson 67).3355
step down ramily room. and pool. Highly expan-•••••••••••••••••••••••Ac,.... for Sale 1200 W .. yH. ToylorCo. ~. PR€HIG€ Viejo. TJ1t!I is the rinal BC9'110MAL ---------
2ndstoryartist'sretrea\ dableviewofharborand Huge 3 Br 2 Ba condo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Redtora 644-4910 -,-HOM€~ opportunity to build l..clloC.....,... Sharp 2 Br 1 ba, new
plus separate guest ocean. A great listing at pool. jac .. rec roqm. 2 WORST COULD BE . your dream home. From Custom home on 9.24 paint. cpts/drps. frplc.
quarters Some flnanc· only '!330.000. Owner will car gar fantastic loca· BEST FOR you IA YFllOMT DUrLEX . $285.000. Call Henry acres with 6 acres of beam ceil. patio. 11ar, no
ingavailable.Attkingon-helpfmance t "o $105 000 Xlnl lfyouhaveSUM.OOOand NEWPORTBEACH R.E.lnveatmHents Duranlat7148SS-1081 avocados. 2 yr old 4 pets . Avail now·.
ly $2'15,000. Not "just 3 ,1601a-ieDOCNM fi1na'!i"cing.RobertKnox. waot35';l' yield annual-FtESIMPLELAND 333JW.Coast wy.NB bdrm 3 ba with $650/mo. 213/596-6805,
house" so why not call 644-72 I t w m . p 0 we 11 R E ly, purchase S200.000 two Nr new lg 3Br + 2Br + 4 645-6646 Ocean View Lot panoramic view or all 714187U'197
now! 645-7221 ewB 497.1751 year deed of trust bear-enclosed garages. As· i---------•I 9351 Gateshead, HB . Priced below appraisal .. Wntcliff RHffy ------ -mg 20"1t interest on 25 sume low interest l~t & SKI COUNTIY 8500 sq ft. Approved and market. Owner will 3 Br. Den. 2 Ba. $1000/mo.
\ • • Tustin Park Vil I age. acre avocado grove In sell will ~rry 2nd. Mamm~ Lakes Con -plans 5200 sq rt home. help finance. assume 709 Larkspur, 875-2740 or
*Nothl·ng DOWR VC spacious 2bdrm adult inactive development ReducedtoS425.ooo dos. New studio. Studio Sl00,000 dn. Prin only. loan or submit! .Great <213)276-5620. townbome. pool, J?ame area near Vlata. Com-CJS Realtors t-635-5650 Call 842-6636 or 760-1713. ho .._3 000 T B 2 b. ed 8"' l l th" · ----------I-"" l bdrm Ion I bdrm Agt rse country. .,..., · · 2 81""~-Crom ocean. 2 br. Newport errace 2 r--. room. beaut garde n , in 'ir s · + ts m-""· · · · Ori b 4'"""' A Id .,....., t l t 2 bdrm ---ve Y u.,.., ven a 2 ba. den. dbl rrplr. sun· Ba rare l·sty. 2 Br-2'-'l S ca.. t 1076 great loc. Close to Irv me ves me n represen s · ----Ortega in Ran c ho ~
Ba-2-sty an ~" • · d • ..: 1 k & SA less than 50~ or the ap-P1lllilt1llla PoW OCEAN VIEW Caillomia and call us ror ny patio. avail. March John M ar.i ha II •• ••••••••••• ••• • •• •• •• ~ r ~;.·a 58~~~00 . C ~ 11 praised value of l•nd. Tri-plex, c~tom owners •1. acre, fiat pad. Plans & details. , lst. $750. Agt, 675-2373.
631·1266 ,714>551'.2921 or ,213 > MAI appraisal on adja· unit w/spa. Spanish permits. 3 minutes to II ;']:0. f. I \'f;. F cent 2'h acre parcel at Tile, marble frplc, xlnt Dana Harbor. $125.000. SPYGLASS HILL ~m:. t~~ ree . 642·7~15 as~ !orJerr. $150,000 each . Ca II owner financing. Mu I hear n Re a It y WATERFRONT Ocean. bay & ni&ht vu. -----·---Homes. *•HISTORIC ~~:!9~; 493
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1153 o~ JON~~~~LTY , ... COMEPROPE-R-TIES-2131~~~~~rirno RE~~;'s\!re ~~.uti!,t· !:~:~r~~~ REALTORS
HGTS
ASSUMABLE
Adorable 3 lld 2 Ba on
lrg lot. Lois of wood
warm & cozy. Fruit
trees. you'll love it $169.500. Jeanne Saller
631-12.66
1~;z~1>:11
REALTORS
S E-PAR AT E1
IEACH RETREAT
Ru y this lo v e l y 2
Hdm den beach retreat
with a low wmler prt <'l'
or only $1 32.900 Sellt'r
hought another home
and is ready to S l'll
Good fin an<'mg ava1la
ble Diana 631· 1266 Agt
ATTHEIEACH
Ni ce 3 Rclrm hous t•.
Super roncl1tion Tt'rrific
financing $235.000. 01>en
Sunday 12 30 lo 4 30
5319 River Ave
SUMSETR.E.
542-5808 846-8803
Sharp 2 8d in Bayshores'
Exclusive at $299.995
Patri<'k Tenore. AJ?t
631-12.66.
1:1?Z~19
REAL.TORS
Lido HiCJh Ris~
L o w e s t p rt <'<'cl
wa terfront 1n 3rea Jl
$269.000 l Rclr. 01·(•an
and bay view. <;ecurity
bldJ?. pool and boat sltp
avail.
D.M. Manhall
760-0835
Adult' dl.'Sl'rVt'
frt't'dnm In hvl' d
alynarn1l· lUihlal
ld1''1ylt· in J home
dt'"llnt'd for adult
hvin11
445 Pacific-Tus tin
Owner's anxious. Pr~r
ing all orters. Restored
beauty on 'Ai acre. For
l~~~~~~~~~~I " · answer213/920-7607 631·1400 Avail. Jmmed. Lease. I · Looking for Income un ·
1100 its?! We have s pro--~~~~~~~-·~~~~~~~~~~l -s_1_000_1m_o_. 644 __ -1_968 __ _
....................... P1RIMlilaPt6UMts pertles in C.M Priced PLANS&LAND RealEstaht Duplex, ocean view,
Extensively remodeled. right at less tha n FOR CONDOS &c:hcincp 2100 'privatebeach.2br,1 ba. more info call Ranch R~ ---.ED-U•C_ED __ _,
t 5Sl-2000 $300,000 Owner financing avail. ltXGross No bank CoslaMesa (6) ••••••••••••••••••••••• Non smoker. no pets.
$750,000. financing required. In Lake Elsinore (58) Mobile Homes-Lakeside Adults. 4T1 Morning Ca·
Tht> horn~ ol Las
M.1na> Imm the wine
tt>llars to lhl' dumb-
w.i11i>rs 111 thl' '~vlat
l11ft,, .Ht' dt>Mly
Je,111neJ lor frel'tl.•m
lovin11 Jll'<•ple
Motivated seller has
drasl.lcally reduced the I
price on this 194 unit 1
JONES REAL TY
673-6210
terested" Then <'all us. BKR 7'"'1234 ·. 640-6259 · Rd SS"" 7""'9019 .,.,.. Big Bear Lake or nyon . ~,, . ...,.. .
complex in rapidl y :~~~~~~~~~·! growing Denver · the I·
new energy capitol. Less HCM9e'SMo ~be COWAN HEIGHTS
ASSUMABLE LOAN .
Owner will carry lge
2nd. 4 BR. fam rm.
c us t o m poo l 1s p a
$215.000 A Foothill Real·
ty ex<'lusive. 838-7815
than 1 'fJ times gross Yoru 1900
2 ;and J bl'Jw,•m
viii.a hl>ml'' lr••m
$207.000
with lo:ll4'7t rmancing' •••••••••••••••••••••••
II J m tu Ju,~
121/io/o lnterest*
l<•r 2 yl'<11 ~ Oltt>r
E~r•n•<, March 15
1Q81 'See <;ale'
l ''""'hJnl 11 •r uniqu1•
llMnnni: plJn,.
CUSTOM HOME
Doe Run
In excess or 3000 s 1r with
4 hdrms. centr31 a ir.
greenhouse windows,
17 141 673-4400"
12131 621·2121
HARBOR
I\ 1)1v1i.1on or
11 ;.irbor lnH'!.tment Co
Hou s e f o r re
moval/demolition 3br.
Npt lkh. Phone 645·8532
lncw P;;p;t1-2-000
•••••••••••••••••••••••
APPLE VALLEY
Near new 4-Plex . 2
bdrm. 2 bath ea<'h unit
with rireplace. enclosed
patio. double garage
$165,000. lJill Grundy. l~ats
lla1iilS
vaulted cell i n~s. 31----~~~~~~
fireplaces and many
amenities. Doe Run, orr I 1---.-_..... 1400 Rltr.67~-6161. u1_.s ... ro,... •• , --------••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Newport Blvd and north 3600 sq ft ofrice bldgs nr.
of 17th. S264.950. S.A Courthouse. Xlnl
Satuatt'J on Cal64 ... 721 I for alrnys . $375,000.
An•nue Mes1t.i in 631-4560 bkr.
North SanClementt' ~
17141492-2574 ~,~ CHlll•ry Lots/ .. -----~~~~--~, 5C .. !:~ ......... !~.~.
MUSTSELL! Pacific View Memorial
Panoramic vu. 10~ dn, Partt Choice lot. Reg
will work deal to fit your Othef' Rffl Estat• price $720, Now sacrifice
needs. S349.000 OWC ••••••••••••••••••••••• S.500. ~2630ev .
759 OTI4. 752·8822• M~ t4ofMt -· v·-. -d-1
For ir...... 1 1 00 4 g~aves1~es . 1st a . ~
PRIVACY
A Ploc• ht the Sun
PalM SDrincls 4-Plx
South en'd Vl EW loc.
POOL. All 2 bdrm. 2
bath units. Owners unit completely rulJI . 3 pvt
patios, frplc. Owner will
carry AITD. $29$,000.
Betty Grubb. Ownr/Bltr
j Macnab -Irvine
. ' ' '
I' 'I
~
C{M fµfl W-'~
714 641-0763
2787 Rnstol St
Cost3 Mesa, CA
DUPLEX OM W It. TEI
Room f.,... 30' boat
2 & 3 Bdrms. deck!i &
patio. 2 frplcs Prime
location Lge assum
loans.
C /2 t Newport Cntr
640.5357 760-6767
OFFICEILDG
30 Units. IOo/, financini,!. ow e $70 ,000 w i no
pymts. $425 .000. Agt
646-1544.
5-10'7. DOWN
On rental homes, all
areas.Rice, 536 9374.
IRAHDNEW !
6 · 2 Bdrm 2 ba units
Close to Norton A F B
2()0<'; deprec avail now
14"/, tst TO. S2SS.OOO
So. Calif batty
546-5605
~~~~~~~~~!'! Ocnfront Luuna Bch. 642-6880 terms or trade. 499·3816 -M~ Dffef't --Ocean view. Private
Rport' ' 2400 Real Estate Beach. Newly decorat.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Wanted 2900 ed. Spa<'ious. l Adult oo-
Tall. in the Pines. Jn cool .
<'lean Crestline. 5acres .
4 wells. Hundreds of
trees. 7 lovely rentals .
Stables for 30 hors es .
Bar with all-year liquor
li c ense 'on s ale.·
Restaurant blL around
swimming pool. Polen
tial for campground. 2
m i les fr o m Lak.e
Gregory. 8 miles from
Lake Silverwood, off
hwy 11138. Huskey Real
Estate. 714·338-1841.
SKI CONDO so· from Stage Coach Ski
Lirt. Heavenly Valley, Nevada. All amenities
incl'g elevator, cov'd
parking. 14 person
jacuzzi. overlooking lift.
From $150,000. .
Mulhearn Realty
Register
213/697-4800 if no
answer 213/!nG-7607
• •••••••• •••••••••• •••• ly $750/mo. 76()..01119
WANTED: LOT
Will pay cash Call Mr
Jaff· (714 )640.oi.6
Local businessman in
leresled in buying bea<'h
homes for tax shelter
purposes Call 673 6919
2 Story Duplex, near
beach 3 Br 2 Ba frplc.
ram rm.. no pet. S750
mo 673-8413. 640.7742.
2Bdrm. fireplace. family .
kitchen. wlk to Big
Corona $650. 640-7515
Rentals CAMEO HIGHLANDS
••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bdrm 2 Ba. w/o<'ean vu
Houaes Fwwti1hed & pvt beach Avail. 3/1.
• • • ••••• • •• • • • • • • •• • • • • 644·9060. Agt.
lalboa Island 3 I 06 ---__,_
•• •••••••••••••• ••• •••. Casta Mesa lZ24
Winter rate. cheerful. •••••••••••••••••••••••
furn. l Br w/beautirut ICIDSJPETS OK
s undeck 212 "'2 Opal E-Slde. renced yard,
673-6900 garage.' 2 Br. $495.
lolaoa r..-Mlla JI 07 642-2510. 646-4848.
••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR. encl gar. adlts. no
Charmin«l_S bdrm, 3 bath pets. $450. 773 W. Wilson.
bayfront with 38' boat 631-4889
float. $1600 m o. Rill Grundy,675-6161. I M MA C UL A T E
-------~-EASTSIDE 3 Bdrm 2
4 mos or wkly mnthly bath. family r oom .
Nice 2 br. ocean vu. 3 <'ar fenced yard. S800 mo.
G ra<'IOUS 2 Br. Custom
Home. Lg y3rd. wldeck.
fruit trees LR wlfrplc.
('a th ceilings. Add for
pano Dana Harbor view.
See to appre <'i ate !
$135.000 wlgood finan<'-
mg. Beach Road Realty
496 0998 . 492 7 041 ,
498-0322.
~ Mar s.ect1on m Pac1f1c I ••••••••••:•••••••••••• View Memorial Park
$2000 (irm. Call 677-5779.1
O.t of Ca.tty prkg. 645-6566 Call Barbara. Barrell
-P'roperty 2550 HwdkiCJfoft leaclt 3140 Rtt_y_. 642_·5200 ____ _
•••••••••••••••••··~··· ••••••••••••••••••••••• • lbr Duplex ofr street PRIDE •EXCITING• Consu•rclal -- -Properly I 6 00
Estate Sale •••••••••••••••••••••••
Beautifully customized ---------•! 24 'x60' Viking Home Af''lOHED
Achin. Ir Prof.st.
WESTCU~ AREA
FuOy leased Stores nr
Wes tclirf Shopping
OF OWNERSHIP
TitlPLD , R3 acr~. ra sl·growi~g Bring suit c ase prkg. quiet no pets
Hespena. CA,:..$21.500. ~ everything rurnished SJ25/mo.848-2474days down. bat. 10 '. or trade Secluded 2 br on beach. Center, llo/. return on Assume .7~1'1 !O!ln a~d
full price or $375,000. 6 . owner will part1c1pate m
yrs new. Assume loans se condary ri nanc 1nl!;
of lOo/r & 9~ interest Only $180.000 Call now
Call Owner -Broke r 9795380
for mobil~ h?lne. beach $650. Agt. 536· l 484 . :. 2br House w/gar. quiet.
area Principals only 536-66311 no pets S450/mo 848-2474
MtGpm.644-0851. ----days · -- - -Newport leach 3169
Pri~ of Own•rship SPARKLI NG SPANISH
is renecled CVl'rywhcrt• Orn view, 4Br. 3'288. in this tradition a I !.tyle
2Br. 2Ba & ·en<'losed
porch. ln Laguna Hills
nicest 5 star park. 2l yr
olds &older (JE83591
Lot. 62'hx.292~ opposite
Costa Mes a Hos pital.
$275,000.
Out of State ••••••••••• •••••••••••• 2 BR 1 Ba. 252 Knox St.
Property . 2600 Beaut. 2 Br. 2 ba. folly E/Side. $520 util incl. ••••••··~··•••••••••••• furn. condo. Overlk 'g Drive by. call 645-7009
54
3-
44
T1 ALLSTATE lest luy in Town
home i:enerous with fam rm . d e n . s pa .
country <'harm Nestled SS39.000. Co~rad ·& As·
in one of Ne wpo rt soc .. AgtDor1s 492·9400
A Doll House. 20x42. 2Br.
1 Ra. walk-in C'losets
Many xtras. $22.500
CLASSIC
MOllLEHOME
Sit.LES .
Beaches. best ba<'kbay San Juan
commumt1e~. near the Capistrano I 078
golfcourse. 1t 1s convc ••••••••••••••••••••••• nient to freeways and
shopping. Enjoy 3 fam1 · ---------•! Z706 Harbor. Ste 208A
540-5937 ly size kitchen. spar1ous
living room wl brick
fireplace. 3 Bdrm and 2 Ba. Assumable 9• ,•;
loan Own er mav 3ss1st
with financing{"ta11 fo r
appl $169.900
D.M. Marshall Rltr
64 ... 9990
STOP!
LOOK!
LISTEN!
1 ACRE ESTATE
English country home
with rustic styling and
lol'! or wood. 5 Bdrms. 3
bath.'> Ocean and valley
views Ne3r Marina Ad·
JOtntnl( acre availahle
with separate negoti a-
t ions. $950.000.
WILSON & WEISS
REAL ESTATE
Dan3 Point
493-2752
E s tate S ale . 1963
Lakewood Mobile home.
g reat loc Gd cond.
Wkdays ple a!i e <'a II
759-4173.
LIKE BRAND NEW ! 2
Bdrm + t~. ba. laundry
in k it. Se p d in rm
Decorated in gold tones.
5• Lat' Hills . Agt. M · F
9 -6 . 964 -6833. Aft
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•••••••••••••••••••••••Trailer al bch $8500. * $20,000 DOWN Terms. owe or 'trade
T R I L E V E I. 499-:E16
MAST F. RP l EC E 2 Ne;-Mod-u-la_r_t-ype-h-ome
patios elec garage El Moro Beach Park, s p
door. Pool -Spa 3 Bed. 70 2Br space rent Sl75 l "4 ba. S yrs new · · private master bdrm. mo. 20 yrs lse. SS9.900.
B a I an c e d po w e r . 499-:in6 __ _._ __
Roy McCarch, Rltr.
548-7729 .
H B shopping strip·375K
Comm. bldg+. SA-315K
Bill. agt.1131 1257
c o M M f.: R -cl "A i~
DEVELOPMENT SITE
in Norwalk Firestone
at Norwalk 1.52 acres m priority redevelopment
a rea. Owner will carry.
Barrell Rily. 642-5840
SUPER CLEAN
C I bldgs. suitable for
light industry and or
rices. Front bldg <'On·
tains 4 carpeted and
pane led orrices + 2
baths. Rear block bldg.
has 2-12' doors. rull
rtuorescent lighting.
110/220 power. large
meu. storage space. Lot
is 50xl20. Concrete drive
and lg parking area.
security rence . owe
$215,000 or lse/option at
$225,000. Submit on
terms. 631·1400. --------~-co,.dotnlnlu ... a/ToWft• hollleafor5* 1700 •••••••••••••••••••••••
¢BR
CUSTOM
$224,900 $106,000. Low Interest. SK YLJNE Dbl wide.
84&-77lt : 730-5~2 now! $30,000. Mature ad Its. 2 •--------•I TRIMITY PROP. Br. carport. shed. encl LOVELY HOUSE LIKE
"SUPER
OWMR
ANANCING"
41t--' •~ta I 014 porch. lo rent. Ocean vu. CONDO IN ORANGE _ ... --CM 548-3348 pp 1 sty. end unit, lg 3Br.
••••••••••••••••••••••• · · · dbl ~age, community
AY~~':TH0;4! ~ OPEN HOUSES ~e~C:i 591 Rtty
SHILTH 12-4:30 (714)497-1744
COSTA MESA _
1 Units. Bread & Butter. REAL TORS
That's what these units
are referred too. Ap·
prox. "'2 acre. conve-
nient to all stores. 3 2Br
& 4 lBr. $250,000. Good
terms. Possible trade
McNa s h R e alt y .
642· 1334. 642·6578 eves.
2&4 &6 UNITS
Super terms
1·7141496· 7928
6 UNITS
PALM SPRINGS
PRIME EASTSIDE -R eso rt units . xlnt
TRIPLEX
A ss umabl e hi J?h
balance. low interest
loan. PRIN. ONLY. Call
now. asking $225.000.
Agt. 549-1366
leverage. 15r~ down . BX
gross Pool w/owner's
unit JO min from
airport 260K. Agt J ohn
Mosby. 1·788·5020 Prin
only
-UC11FtCE ATTRACTIVE TERMS
FORCED SALE I Owner Financing
Two 4 Plex Apartments Lo down. lo interest
by owner. 2 Bdrms e a. Covington 4 plex
40 A sc~n!c Oregon Coast. golf course in Big Ca· F:lect~c1ty .. renced. ou~· nyon. Pool. spa. tennis . standing view. access1-Call Bill Wedmore ble,owner492·2499 644·7020
TUBAC. ARIZONA HARIOR RIDGE
Purebred cattle or horse Customized 1 ux ury
operation. 70 d eeded home w/fantaslic view
acres + 735 acres Stale Speeial features for en·
lease. established water tertaining. J Doran.
rights. Fertile valley, Rltr.851·9522
lhr. from Tucson. 'r.i in--
terest Sl.50,000 P.O. Box SEA VtEW MODEL
1960. Tubae. Arizona, HOME
85640 !602)398·9174. Pror dee. Completely
Prescott. Anzona. Coun·
try E.!tates, :v. acre lots,
last one. $10,000 down.
balance 12'7'. interest
only 3/yrs. S48.93/mo.
or cru;h $25.000. 540-3071
arter5pm.
furn. sec .. pool. tennis . 3bdrm. ram rm. 214.Jba .
spec view $2000/mo
644~
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lalbiocr,1Mi1Mlla 3207
2 Br 2 full bath condo. 2
car gar. Pool. jacuzzi.
Gas pd. $700 /mo. Days
213/861 -8207 . h ome
213/9'l$2660
2 br, 2 ba. rrplc, bale.
twnhse. $475/mo. Call
631~.
3 Bdrm. 2 ba, family rm.
frplc. 2 car gar. Nice
back yard. S750/mo.
Waterfront Homes
Realtors Inc. 073-6900
2 b r . l b a . n i c•e
neighborhood on huge
lot rm for RV Cam-
per/Boat SS50 gar + 2
workrms opt. ref's
494-4825 or 494-5873 Ass umable loan at Huntington Reach area
10.7<'/,. $128.000 each Upgradedthroughout 1908 WATERFRONT ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bdrm. 21;'.r Ba. 2·sty.
$35;(!00 down. See al 6555 Hi rent. lndry income TAVERN Oceanfront condo. 3br. pool/ spa. frplc . dbl gar.
& ~Dumbarton in San Tax Sheller Whidbey Island. Wash. 2ba. underground prk&. Di an a . Av a i I. 3 / 1.
Bernardino. Call Carol Owner/Broker 3 story bldg. new con· $800. 631-7580 : 637-6099 631-12166 Agt.
Tuckerat714/494-4549or (714)848-2000 <'rete bulk head. all Capiatr..oleoch 3211 -C--r--2-1-.,..--C-......_---
494·2866 ~~~~~~~~~~ equip. incl. I /hr from ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pvt rront & ba~k,....,...yrd.
DUf'LEX OCEANFltONT DPLX Seattle. Would you Ocean Vu. lge 4 BR 3 Ba. East C.M~_lmo. Call
lmmac. TWo 2bdrm Iba. NEWPORT BEACH believe S247.500? Easy ramUy & bonus rm. 3 for appt. 5n-8855 or Sor PCH,comerlot,521 FEESIMPLELAND T erms. Ca)I Now! lplc's. 9950 mo. 435-1957 631-9252
& 5211,.1, Carnation Ave. Xlnt CjJJd. assume low (208)32l·S464. · (714) ---------
Assum low l·nt loan. intersf'loa.o & seller wlll M AR IN E LA N D Townhouse 4bdrm 2ba • REALTY WaotAdHe.lp? 642-~8 ' ' ' $325,000. Call owner ror carry new low ------------------• 2 pools, new crpts. dr~ Info or •appt. Day s lnte~t2nd $460,000 lcmc:Ms...._, R-.ches,Farwts, . 2 car gar. $885/mcJ.
S4J.U6l jeve 875-5142 CJS Realtors 1·635·5650 ..... , 2700 GroYM 27Qg_S4_9--_7_1.99_. -----
20 low dwn units $360,000 IEACH Fflltt •••••••••••••••••••••• • • • ••••••••• ••• • ••• • •• ••
Riverside Owner/Agent 4 Units. $30.000 down.
673-6720. 544-0333 Agt. ~SS80
Have IOl'Dd.bing to sell?
Classified ads do It well. 3 Units-C.M. HORSE R)U4CH
Npt Rlvl~ra 3 BR. 1 level
w/own Jae. + club racfl.
No pets. $100 mo. Age~. .......,
Back bay-quiet cul·de-uc. Walk to Cherry
Laite. Exqull\ltely
landscaped. Extra large
lot! Great famlly home.
A "motlvat~·seller" I
Act~w!
01\lyo l~ down. fixed rate loan. Open Fri, Sat. SPACE 2 I 0 &
Sun Ir Mon anemoon. SPACI 111 Ac'"llfw S. 1200 ACJ"9999 t.r S. 1200 ....................... ..••.................•.
OWC nnanclng. Super
E.aide loc. townhouse
style unJts w /prvt pat" at gar. •119,000. Bkr .
97a-o.o2
The perfect location for your own
private estate, overlooking beauti!ul
San Juan Capistrano with an
uninterrupted view from
SaddJeback to th..e ocean. 5"42 acres in
an area of. magnificent homes priced ·
below the market at '650,000 -
attractive terms. .
Eastaldeaba.rpSBr. l B~.
house. Brick frplo.
dahwst, prace. QUiet
1treet. 9l5CI mo. Wa"'
AlmtMMll8.
OPIHHOUSI
SUH. l·IPM
2326 TUSTIM AVI
(JuttolfSenta t11bell
254 Electric. Ask for 111 t M. Co.t Hwy Trudy: (213)~94-4195 or 1.-. leecla
_<_2_1a_>37M238 ___ . ____ 1 Drum 6y tM Ma ln thlt
SCMlllt ~ I 016 lovely 2 Bdrm. 2 bath
•••••••••••• ••••. •••••• ram.lly room UJ\lt wltb •--------•I hu1e patio and covered porch. Oreat rlnancln« SWEEPING ocean
views and Cataline IW'I·
set.I~ be enjoyed form
thlt 2 Bdrm, a ba home.
available. Lona term
land lttse avaUahle.
lll0.000.
UNITS
FOUl'Plex, .ti 2 Bdrm. ... ooodowb. Tot.at IHite
'110.000. Call for lnfo. --17141 673·4-40C) ... -·
(lilt 621-2121
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HOME FOR RENT
2 Bdrm. $475. Penc
1ard ....... e. KJck
peta welcome. *"
or fn.217\. Aat., "° '"'
644-ttto
Alllfor:W....,. ' 3~ acres ofrer ultlmatAI
privacy or unique d~
Ytlopment potential.
C.U fw further lnforma·
Uon. Offered atf749,500.
don osen
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1213 N~COAST HWY
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-.rb -.... yard, .. •-e to ortTJ.2WJ1.A .... ,nofee. w a• ht r I d r )' • r . S -·•·-...._ 5 W l!STCLI Pr· Lr• No ktt~heD. bpf&)'ed ewly ~. <lu pd, Wllda•Co.t'IMmll •1·,,_, Mat for Louie. ~ -".. •• panoramJc white water .,_.."..._ INU•• OD 4bdrm, aJce bome. '1100. • J'emale. Non amottr. e 0 cO I • r • P o o I • Jm1 llariua.
be • ._/mo. Newport lnillt JJ44 view, Atth Beach Ht.I. 'auH with zool • Ref'1. 1514 Dover Or'. Ref's.ms • .-... u•asfier. Adultl. J\am. or UDfW"l'I. Bach. --.. -------H,is.~O ....................... 111-C'T1orl75-21Mt. ltPf,nte 1uest . maid'• Aat. ..sora Apta taOO 1 BR -+ Ham ............ . w......-..-eondo 3 8 1----------i quanen. Facl11Ue1 ror ---------•C .... MeM J7Z4 aoo ~t de It ••••• .. ••••••••••••••••
abr, 2ba, ram rm, frptc, 1~8.--t • <zi3) OcNn front bouu: 14 borsH. Beautiful Leue Executive home in ....................... llrTow r.11••• ulred A Y11 S:C-::· 1*W'HIM.ITI• ~cf~..<r'eld"~~L1~4• .....Otveslr°!~nda Fren c h Normandy at allt with exerclae It Bl1~.4bdr'm,3ba, SUICASITAS Newly deeor. 1a1 pd., •• .:t.1~tori!"st.' LuuryAdultunJttahf· -~u.... _.. _. Cbateau ln Victoria •bow arenH. 1 year pool, Jae. Wet bar, $1500. P'um 1 br. apt. '86 up. • 0 c 1 I• r • • P 0 o l, fordable Uvln1. 1,2 4e a
lbr. lbr. tmall child OK. Woodbridte leue. 2 Br, Beacb.4Br.48a.deelr•, 541-lfroor-.... Encl.Jar. Adultf, no d /wuber. Adulta, Mesa Verde 2 Br. 1 Ba. Br. Well decorated.
qo pets, sos + d ep. 1~ BJ, paUo. pvt loc.. fantastic view, aupe to 4 Br. 2~ Ba. Newport pet.a. 10 Newport Bl. M2-50'1I Dtninl Rm. Newly de-Olymple 1lse pool, lil ht· '1154BM~er.S.M84 boat1n1, tennis, pool. the beach. $1500 mo. Creal Condo. Some 54MlllMbtwnUs5Pll MIWLYDICOI. conted.Adult.a,nopeta. edtamlleowt~Jacu11l,
tl00/mo.Ait.640-t900 l!:dgewater R . E . ocean view. S900 mo. Newly d ecor . l Br. 1 B'eJ: pd, e11cl gar, ~.J!l.·luUr19urtty. pa~ ~aeutlflaulDGl"~~plnl. ,.: llaa Verde, 3bdrm, 2ba, 49'-8538. d / pool .......,,_ 11~ .,., UJU au encl yrd, loll water, dbl DEERFIELD Twnhse 1----------1---------1 A1ent642-Nll. Duplex. Sep by 1ara1es. w • . AduJta. H.B.
aar,9&.'IO/mo.557· abr,bw/famrm,ne,,.. utatandingoceanarclty Ocean and bay vu, OPENSAT/SUN Qulet.EmpklAdultover ... "173 2bdrm, l~ba , di•· P?omS380.M&-411t" •
cpt, clean. S700/mo. views: custom home, VersalU. pentbouse, 2 ::r. u-. 3 b 1 b 35. No pets . U30. Spacious 3 Br Duplex hwuber. crpta. drps..
EASTSIOE2br.lba.n SS9-&'50&mldday 3 bdrm . 2 b a , n. rd-..a ~-· r, a . ~1021. $410.Poollclaundiryfac. car. HS·Ull. 1470. = ,_15 $o&50 BACH b /d /f 1 •• 5 Br 2 IHI, pvt iua ""' , car. nr acbools, no 9116-ISU . . · ' br 3 ba det hom we r ryr re. -1 · adult comm. Pool, spa, peta,t5'15,Ist61ut.Z211 Ba·cb. A~. UUll. paid. ~Elefroml2-7t>M. · .5'11-383'7 En '1 ba k• d . e. e75-2044,173-C2'79. •ym cl ubh ouse II -·-ft-W .. I II thl -T-...... -... --B--... -,....--c . c y • ~omm. • • · a • .-~ • .,,. ee .. y or on y . Newer 2 Br. 2 Ba. $425. e11u1c 2 r . .....,. Best
Kouse for rent. ~75/mo. pool , tennis. S795. -Bdrml--.-2-b_a_t.bl_,2_b_l_oc_k_1_
1 :!:!~~1$.1e~r~.!~98• FuUy upcraded 3 Br. 2 !!~e~.lty642·1384, Sundeck , dshwahr. location. No pets, child
3Br, lBa. Hdwd noon . SS1·1tll0 to a North Lacuna Ba . Townhouse . _.._,o ...... 7~1418 Eves·wknds or OK.Avall.now.831-15155.
5'1-1277. •-b--------• beach. Charm ! '1200. Harbor Rld1e Lautre· G frpl .1-b B _ ... _.__ ul I u ~5days
• 1 & 2 M ,MIO Aph
• 01Jllw1Sllefl & 880 s
• Poot & Rec Room ---------12 r, 2 ba, den, Uv. rm. 2 Avail April 1. 494•7551 ar1ace. c, ... war, aQllCIU'J, q et oca on, · Neat l Br. Bach. crpt, ae~ 2~.a =:· :~:: f~r r:~·h~~::~· :~~.~ ._A_gt_. _______ 1 ~=~ =~:.~~f;;~ :.= t.~.;. ~;.; ~ur~~~~~: M~ f~!!,V~pt. ~~~/:o•.bo:7 s~~~ f:;
• <Wdtfl LandSUP•llO
• J09 to Beaeti & Shops
Ureat locatlon.""f6'95. back yd, comm. pool It Attractive 3br, hse 2ba Hoac Hosp. Adult.a, DO 54S-50IN encl 1arage, patio, e42-G383 64f..08115.~7·2302. tenn.la.IS50/mo.551·1690 r 1 ... _ d 111 peta '850mo 54l-o230 dah-.a..-land --------
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rp C, .... ame Ce n1. . . . Stunnlnc lar1e 1 Br. wnr, ry rm. No ... STSIOI ROME FOR RENT t t b h pet.a -WESTCLlFFAREA Deerfield2Brtownhome, 4 Bdrm. $59S. Fenced cu o c • ear. Newport Heights area Oardm Apt.Poot•Rec. 2 BDRM S465 CaulstWoodt
3 br, gar, gardener. $600. den, 2 Ba. crpt/drapes, yard ai garage. 'Kida & $795/mo. 675·H08 • Lge2bdrm, 1ba, $500mo. area. 710W. 18th. St. 23Z3Elden Ave., CM 2 Br. Ir StUdy, lrl·level,
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Nopets.MJ.3449 frpk, garace. pat.lo, Im· pets welcome. 864-2586 ~~·~.eves S,avage Eved7S.73C17 Hwl ... •leaclt 3740 eu.76Q5 fireplace , •.kJ;llght, Dplx, 3br, 2ba, quiet, nr
Tree shaded IC bkyrd, :;3~::..~:~~2P~.25 . or~2971.Ait .. nofee. ---------No. Newport, 2Bd lBa, ••••••••••••••••••••••• PINEBLUFFAPTS deck. N" chit ren or Civic Clr. dbl encl. gar,
2Br. alone on lot, enclo•---------la w ld b b Newport Crest 3 Br. 2'AI Gardener, Quiet, Adults 1375/up 1·2 bdrm, pool, pets. ssz. 180 E.2l•t. St. frplc, near new, lge
garage, chil & pet OK, Woodbridge Sycamore ure or '2 r, 2 a. Ba. Ocean view. Pool, only, no pets $450, appt. Jae, adlt, 18982 Florida, Spac. 2 br, 2 ba. Adult £.!~ .... 6.46.4262 · eves patio,SS75.962·0819
L gate l, beaut,. Nr. all. tennis. SB75 mo. 842·3491. ..~ .. -or ...... 5 .... 1 H.B. 842·2834 or842·3172 complex' patio, view' __,.......,. _ close to shopping, Jlery Plan.4Br,3ba.Nopeu;. 6 /mo lee option . ..,._......,, ....... " frplc, encl gar., gas Nr new xtra dl x twnhs
clean. Open hduse S75e>mo. incl. gardener. $600/mo.(213)43'1-7674. Lrg 3bdrm, 2"4ba, ~·For lease In Bluffs . L .... leoclt 3741 stove, dishwasher, spa, 2Bd1Ba,1375. Garage, apt ft unit lg 3br 2'hba
Sat/Sun 1.970 Maple Ave. 752·21181. i---------1 Bluff condo, ram rm, din Clean, sharp 3 Br. 2 Ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lndry rm. From SSOO. yard, no kids/pets. Call form din rm+ l>kfst rm
•---------•Exec htne 5br, 3ba, bonus r on "ttenbelt Bob S d I SPMC 631-6107 Craig 559-9400 fr pie bltns W D hit up 3 Br 3ba, formal dinlnc WoodbridgeCoodo: 3br, rm. a /c, micro. calm m, .. · Condo with aundeck. tu lo, ux. spa, TV.
rm, ram rm. frplc, wet H4ba,$600/mo. drapes, spa /view , 675-aSagt. Sll25.Agent875-5930. maid service, phone, Near new 2bdrm. 2ba. skylights vaulted cell·
bar. 2 car 1ar. S700/mo. w r k 8 5 1 . 2 0 0 0 ' h m $1095/mo lse. S2000 sec 3 Br. 2 Ba. large yard, 2 SWEE p ING OC E• AN $100/wtt. 499-2227 frplc, laundry fac, new = dbl attch gar etc
Agt. 642·5082or67J.1182. 675-1078 dep. SBJ.13308-5, 598-25ll car gara1e. $745 mo. VIEW 3 Bdrm condo in Moblle Rome. lBr. 1Ba. crpta, drps & paint. Encl 5'5-380t.
WALK TO .SOUT HS Bdrm townhouse in 7·95/S 67S4562. I NewportCrest.9800mo. Steps to beach. Laun· gar, $475. Adults . no REALTORS WOOOLAICEAnS.
C 0 A S T P L A Z A Heritage Park. Highly LA&UHA HILLS AUracUve Newport Ter· I Barrett Rlty, 642·5200 dry, e.tc. $550. 49t-463S. pets. 673-2113. 494·5758 2 -B-r-. -m-arri_ed_c-pls-. l_c_h_il_d 146-659 I
Beautilul 4 Bdrm. faml· upgraded. Excellent Beautiful executive race condo, 3bdrm, 2ba, BLUFFS CONDO. Sharp Studio, TV. KJtchen priv. eves ok. No pets. Refs & Adult luxury l & 2 & 3
ly room and s pa. A' alla· location. No pets. $600 style home, 3500 sq.ft., 3 MSO/mo. Kids welcome. 2 Br, 2 Ba Split-Level. Professional business Stunning large 1 & 2 credit. Garage in yard. Bdrm. Beautiful Jakes &
bleAprill.$'750mo.Ask mo.Agt.83S-9293. Bdrm 3 bath, family ~91118. NearPooUc'Tennil.Va· person. Non·am oker . Bdnn.2Ba.gardenapt. $425 /m o . <Wilson !~:~m~s .CN~ppleet~~ for Linda. Barret! ;:ay, R ho "'--J I room, 2 fireplaces. 3 car • ..,,,.. I ... p Fairvi---) """ 7uwt -842·5200 anc .._,, oaqun. 2 Cl M 11 IAYPOIHTCOHOO cant. S700/Mon.tb . ....,.,; aao room -oo. ool&rtt.area.710 W. -..-. .,..,. """· FromS385. br. 2 ba condo. 2 car gar, garage. ose lo a Broker 759 9100 or 494-001 18th. St. 3bd 3226 I . f . and schools. Sl,050 mo. l>rofesaionally decorat· . . •----· ------• ----------• rm apt, 2"4ba, ~sq 3Br condo. Refrig., frplc. comm. poo · Jae, re n g, 675-alOO-agent -..a. N•w apac•-··-2 Stry 644-0498 Agent. N d ft U"'"tairs/downstaars ••••••••••••••••••••••• washer. dryer, range. "" ~ ba ..,..... Newport leaclt 1769 ew upgra ed 2200 sq. ft. • ,_ · patio , carport. $525.
Vacant. 1490/l\'IO. lst & compactor, a/c, avail. Cl9MO~ 3252 2 Br. 2'h a, frplc, encl 3bdrm,2ba, E. Bluff con· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exec. Townhouse. Back :,:;~~0 · 631 ·1169· 893-31145.
last, $300 sec. P'rplc, bit· Mar. l, $'750. For info. ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio, gar. $975/mo lse. do, quiet cul-de·aac. Spectacular Oceanfront. Bay Newport Beach i---------
ins.542·3597 cal19'75-0330. NIGUEL SHORES: Im· Susan.9S7-6507,540-7238 S8SO.Carol552·2884. Co with view. 21 unit com· l Br. l Ba. carpets. paclous 2 Bdrm w/nu mac. 3 Br. 2 Ba. New 2500 ft d 3b f :vail. now. 2·4 Br. D· plex with tennis court, d r a P el I' S 3 7 5 . 2 8 3 cpl. paint, drps. Kids Bea~ .. spac. 4 br, 2 ba. Turtle Rock Ridge condo, crpts , drapes, guard rm.~'iAl~ ~·ca~· :::.: Hosme w/pool, _$'995 mo. o.f73.SURF. pool, s pa. $1000 per mo. Avocado. Hayloft Apts. OK. No pets. 7921 Holt.
patio, fenced yd, gar. 2 br. 2 b,a, a /c, view. gate,pool&tennis.$800 $l400.SS'7-78S3 3Br,2Ba+2.utilbdrms. Luxury Oceanfront Ca11Sheila641·9022. 845-7485 $4 25. 847·4803 btwn
1695.962·2194 S750. Sharon 556·1601 ; mo.493> ...... "'or644·5403 fam rm. patio. 640-1327, Weekly.2or 3Br.Comp. "' -----------.i..:J.:..7~pm:::.::·:__ ____ _ -""'" 2Br Studio l'hBa. ratio Hwlfihglonleoch 3240 eves646-9739 ' • _1_ t-t.. Nwpt. Heights, 3Br/28a SS9-6188,orofc759-6597 furn . lncld lin ens . Nu 2 BR condo by S.C. Xlnt loc. Pierpoint con· 11-v....... 3267 avail Mar 1 Ref rig 640-4784 S475. B.I .. D/W, garage, Plaza Vll A C a 11 •••••••••••••••••••••••4bdrm, 2~ba . Wood ·•••••••••••••••••••••••· · · · · Oceanvu2Br$S85.Fum. · adults,nopets.645·9857, : . · · • dos, 1·2br . $450·S600.
S blkst.o ocean. Elegant .2 br idge hOJTle. across Beaut. New. Exec hme Grdn.r.$'700m1t:M5·7400. orunfum. Beaut. 2 Br. 2 Ba. fu lly 548-4291. amenities Sherry , pool , jac. tennis .
bdrm, fam rm & den, from swim club & park. 2600' 2""1ba. 3br. study. 2 Br. upper dupleX' 132 3 Br 2i,., Ba $675 rum. Condo. Overlook· ---------979-23&0. ~mo. 846-1826.
<S72S mo). Plush crpts. ft.,o pets. $825 /mo . ram rm, ale. 2 frplcs. 46th.St.$SS0.4Br.upper JohnMarshall inggolfcoursein BigCa· Super Back Bay 3bdrm LG ._ 2br, 2ba,.enc. gar, L-ar_g_e_a_B_r_._fr_p_lc_._E_n_c_ls-d 2
01hbl baca'rcedpvtarga&r glfausllsy 551-1983. gardener, magnificent Npt Shores $'775. Agt. 631-1266 nyon. Pool, spa, tennis. Conindo. New1 c:_r_.Pts· drps, qu1et Mesa Verde st .. no gar • ....., . • view or lake, lake priv. 3 pa t, enc osoeu garage. · ....,.,. mamt. y~. Adults, no For lease highly up-car gar. S925/mo 22396 642-8850. Call Bill Wed more $'700.&f.2..6100. pets.$425.536-0573 213/596·6549.
pets. lnqwre at 527 18th. graded executive 2 story Salmerqn. 768-0454 2Br. 2Ba Condo, only 3 644-?000. Lge lbdrm. pool. adults, L~2Br 2aa, will consider
St. 7141961l·6331 or 4bdrm, 3ba home on y old S I d d 2Br. l 'AIBa. w/gar. Adlts. no.-•$325/mo 646-7319 96().5112. quie.tcul-de-sac in Weod· HOME FOR RENT n res,. g h .b oereh ~o oed REALTORS c ... •, ..a~. bllns, fncd .,...... . c lldrera/pet.s, encl gar, ..-.... .,., 673-0llM · balcuiy, all blt.ns. $450 2 BR, den. 2'h ba. lux bridge. Beaut lanscap· 3 Bdrm. SMO. Fenced w/beautlful meadow & Nice 4Br. fir. S9'75 /mo. yd, water pd. ~120. · yard & garage Kid & ls Grdnr 800 es7Vi · St S4 1 Bedroom Condo near mo. $150 sec. Gary condo. Pool. Jae .. 2 car ang, atrium, sun.ken Jiy I . s park landscaping. Pool. e. •no pets. 1 ictona . 15 Brookhurst/Adam s . Bosler536-2498
gar. S600. 646-5974 rm, formal din rm. fam pets97 .. w297e co1 Amgte. 964f·2S66 Jae, sauna. $600 mo. No Port Renwick. ~5836 2437 "E" Orange. $410 p Irr --•-Et ·~50 ••• 1.G.HmtMlt
BSSS-A 515 Sutter Cr
Huntington Beach
You are the winner or
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rm, close to late. pools. or ~ · .. no ee. sm children . (7 14 ) 2619 "J"SaJJtaAnaAve. 00 eiu...... c. -t bdrm ~ndo util incl. ;~~g;>.!i5o."R~~~~~~f~ Se!lthinesfastwitbDally 63J.7184aft6PM. Nbea~er:: ~~~2~ S410 mo.646-447'7 pool/j c /sauna sec
I/yr lse. 731-6395. Pilot Want Ads. 2 Bdr m. Condo. 1184 pool, tennis" spa. Move Large l Bdrm/bachelor. lmmac. Laree 2 Br. 2 Ba. prkg. S400eves 840-'4580
u ___.._ .... _ .... 3 9 RuUandRd.J6.$650mo. In cond. $900/mo lse. $325 including refrig & ! ... car garage. S600. DaAWAIEPIHES
HOME FOR RENT "•-..-• __... 26 Avall 3/1. Agt. 675-400o. C/21 Newport Center. YEAR-ROUND FUN: afl util. 851-2175. oou-8235. Berit/Agent
4 Bdrm. $695. Fenced ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----~----640-S357or644-2S62 Social Act1v1t1es D•·
yan:I & garage. Kids & ---------rect"r •Free Sunday
pets welcome. 964-2566 Harbor Highland 3 Br 2 Brunch• BBQ s •Par
loaf Show or97~2971. Agt .. no fee. macnab / Irvine ba rree at.anding home ttes •Ptusmuchmore w /lg yard. $'700/lse. Cl,21 GAUT REOEATION:
Mar. 4thru Ma r. 8
Anaheim Convention
Center
Call 642·5678, exl'. 272 to
claim your tickets. •••
4Br. 2Ba, new carpet.
New driveway. 2 miles
to b c h . $650 /mo .
962-8548.
·Lovely Huge 4br next to
FOlll.EASE
WOOOlllOGE
ESTATES
Lincoln model, like new.
3Br, 2"'1Ba. 2frpk, air
cond., upgrades. patio.
beautifully landscaped
front le back. Use of ten· nis cou rts. pools ,
jacuzzi, clubhouse, lake
& aalllng privlledges,
$880. Phone: 559-7058.
Greenbelt built ·lns . Lakeside condo, pool.
$650/mo.536-1140 tennis, jac, 2 br, l'h ba,
Like new 3 Br. with stove. $650/mo. 8S7-02ll
Child & small pet ok. Irvine Groves, lovely
$550 mo. 536·2456 or 4bdrm. 2.,.,ba, wet bar,
53'-7979 c. air, & much more.
Nice 2 Br tba, lge kilch.1_W_·M41 __ . S7_50_J_m_o_. ___ 1
I Westdif1640-53S7 Tennis • Free Lessons rea ty (pro & pro shop). 2 WATlllFROMT Health C1ubs •Sauna•
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IAYINE COMPANY "-
VACATION ON THI llACHI
Furnished suite with kitchen and
pool in Laguna. $600/rno. for two
weeks -March 6th through March
20. Barbara Aune 642-8235. (0-43)
HAllOI VIEW HOMIS W /POOLI
Somerset Plan -SBRS, family
room, formal dining rm. Pool and
spa. Perfect condition. $1650/mo.
yrly. Larry Dyer 64.2·81.35. (0-44)
w/boataUpincluded Hyd1omassage•Sv.1m·
3 Bdr 2 Ba, dbl gar, rm ming • Ortvtng Range
for power boat up to IEAUTIFUL APART·
about.35'. $11.50/mo. MENTS: Singles 1 &
J •COIS a••LTY 2 Bedrooms • Fu r
"" &A n1shed & Unfurnished 675-6670 •Adult L1v1ng •No Pets s ....... c.,. .. ,mo 1211 •••••••••••••••••••••••
2 Br 1 ba, $475/mo. Kids
OK. Comm. pool. New
drp1 . .Contact Norm
PbllU ... All 4tl-l535, all
49f.2'1'm.
J21 •••••••••••••••••••••••
3bdrm, Zba, 2 car gar. no peta. pool, jac, split
level, nr S.C. Piasa.
• Models Open daily
9 to 6
Oakwood
Garden Apartment•
Newport leach/So.
1700 16th St
COove• 1i 161111
171•1 142·511'
H.wport e .. c:h/Ho.
880 Irvine
Ill 161111
171• I 145-1104
Mlle8tiBJIY:
, APARTMEHTS
Beautifully landscaped
garden apts. Patios or
declta. Pool & spa. Heat
paid, covered parking.
Adults, no pets. 1 or 2
persona OK.
1 Bdrm $39().$400
2250 Vanguard. Way
540-9626 or 548-2408
3br. 2ba, dishwasher,
frplc, yd, new crpl·
paint, DO pets, ~-~
Santa Ana. 586-6918
IASTSIOll
3 Br.J~ Ba. Townhouse.
No pets. 1525. 1Z1 21.st.
St. Daya &M-42112, Eves
645-15&3..
WESTBAY APTS, large 2
Br, 2 Ba, .._$485. New
garden apts, patios, spa.
.. Adult.a, no pets.
2 Br. $430. 3rd fioor. Avail
Mar 1. 2 Br. $430.
Ground floor. AvaU
March 8th. Adults. New·
ly redecorated. Balcony,
dshwr, a/c, gaa & water
paid. Carport, pool, par·
ty rm. Call aft lOAM.
Casa Granada, 979-1911
SPACIOUS l BD.f\M
Fireplace. walk -in
closet, dishwasher.
garage. Pool. laundry
tac.
19221 Delaware St.
(So. of Garfield>
842·8807
1 Br. 1 Ba. Ref rice, stove. l bdrm con do, Vi II a
Utile paid. S330 mo. No W a r n e r c o m p I e x .
pet.a. One or One Couple. Ref rig. $400. Aner 5pm:
599 Ham ilton, C M. (213)592-1601.
845-7184.
l lh br apt, Lake Park 2 H~GE Bedt'ooms in area. nr beach, $400/mo.
super location. Fully S400dep. 536-3784
carpeted /bullt·l n s. -----------
ground floor. Adults, no Nlce 2 Br. l 'h Ba. Pool,
pets. $350 m o. Apply laundry, garage, patio,
Apt. B sell W. Wilson. new carpet. S475 .
84W18'7. 9ll0-5'M3, l.Q0.0350
IASTSIOE 2 br. 2 ba, dishwasher. ''PP'' woods crpt. drapes, gar. $400. 1 Br. with patio. No 7841Holt.9U8842 laund rm. Cpta/drpa,
stove. refrig, rncd patio
w/lg 2 car car. Quiet
area . M l to bch .
Kida/pets ok. $600/mo.
S36-G'1
"THE LAKES"
Large l Br. loft, l Ba.
Condo with patio on
Lake. Frpcl, a /c, &
more. Asking $550 mo.
838-3382 or 538-1752
WESTCUff W /POOL! Great family
home. 4BRS plus dining rm and
pool. Available until mid July at
$1250 /mo. L'arry Dyer 642·8235.
(D-45)
tlZ.131·1372, 831-9103. --------""' •W. Wllsoo,631-5583 ~~~~ corM~:· v~:! FREE RENT tilJ 3/31/81.
Ave.548-9190. Hntg Landmark 3 BR
2 Br, compl. redecorated.
fenc. yrd, ~/mo. Rera. 01lAM5!TlH ADULT
542--0632 patio home, 2 BR, 2 Ba,
Plush 4br, ram rm, S7SO
nr bcb, many elltras
675-5464
+ den, double 1ar .. fplc,
pvt patio, pool, spa, ten·
nla. Avail. now. $675 mo.
Diana. 546-2313.
2 Br, l~ ba, walk to Br l 'hba chateau ln
beach. Newly remod, Woodbridge. $695/mo
bltlna. $575 /mo. 502 w/leaae opt. 552·1484,
Alabama St. 1·123-9285 SS.Bl or 552·5007
ILUFFSf Single·story 3BR Bonita
Plan. $980/mo. Nancy lmbernino
642-8235. (0 ·46)
I Hl .. 700
3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room
with new ca rpe ting . Quiet
neighborhood a plus.
$1,000/mo.
5 Bedroom, • 3112 batb·specta~ular
home ready to move into now.
Ocean and night 'light view la
fabulous. Gardener
$1,350/mo.
3 bedroom, 2 bath. Carmel model.
All' new 1lecor. Eaay acceu to pool' and aclaooll. G antener. •
$UO/mo.
ido tale, Ir 3bdrm, 2
•••••••••••••••••••••• patio, steps to pvt beach,
Like new 3 Br. home in micro-wave, 675-7155.
xlnt cond. Lovely back 1--Bdr--u-ppe_r_d_p-lx-.-1-h-o_us_e-•
Weat I 1ttr 3291
_Y_ud __ . '825 __ ._982_·7_940 ___ 1 from ocean. beautifully
CH•: 111•1 furn., compl. kitchen
U.fw wllMd 3425 utenllls, wkly or mon·
••••••••••••••••••••• • • thly rental.17~8018
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3102
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3101 Taft Way
Costa Meaa .
You are the winner of
4hetlcbh
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---------1 condo, brand ne w.
2 BR. POOL. GARAGE. 1
Ml FR OCEAN. S450
DAdJta only over 40 yrs.
*850 mo. 759-9396
MO. 64&-0SS4, 840-8175. •---------3 Bdrm apt. 4 bllts to
2 br, l'iAl ba, W. side, $425 b each . N e w c p t .
+ sec. dep. No pets. $425+$250 dep will move
845-0lnl · you in. C/21Surf5J8.. 7452
loaf Sllow Famlly .3bdrm, 2 story, Lrg 2 Br triplex, paUo,
Mar. 4 thru Mar. 8 $500/mo. Call 540·9680 garage, cloee to beach,
AnaheimConventlon 9·5pm, nr Baker St. 1209 Florida. $450.
Center Stove incl. 9ll0-2154
Call 842-5171, ext. 272 to --.,..., ------
clalmyourUcketa. l!IToro 1132 .T.. 31J2 * * * ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
BRAND NEW!
$525 PER .MONTH
I I 4019UAll MT .
Ideal loc'Ullun In
theg11 ......
Of B Toro.
2 bedrooms, 1~ batbl, carpedftl
and drapes. One year leue. _
Great recreation area included.
Enjoy peacef'ul, •moa fr'8 llvtna. .... , ............ .....,, .. ] ...
M.-ytitLetil I OJI Lott: PhoCo Album fell
••••••••••••••••••••••• frocn cu Harbor Blvd•
lh12dl: • Unlvenlt.Y.
&.OAMS TO 90% Victoria, C.11. Pleate
Equtt1· ror i.t 2nd lrd•· ciu-...u. NSW WOODBRIDGE llr, ma. dee, frplc. 9115 ...... Coit~ Mu•. Avail.
March 211lcl. 11115 pcl' mo . Days~
no MU.quiet lundlnf . Lost: Blklwbt M. Cit. E. H.aatllton·•..eua red coll.,. w/ume tq. •
R4ach o San JoaquJn
Fairway Coado, Golf eeauw 6·1ab, Xlot lqc.
AU ameniUet. t. Br. & d••· ! Ba . S700 mo.
MMt 1,Trwt 'Bunjl'. Vie CdM . hMii' SOJS MCMC>Jtfteward No. Laguna Garage. SIO
mo. • •••••••••••••••••••••• ,..............._Ma.. C LOST: B\k/Wht rn. cat, _...""."" • .,. o. ,,.ed coll1r w/name t11 4400 Ele1ant prof bldg, 85' per C11111•rcW •• ••••••u••••••••••••t sq.It. lse. R~ Carpet, ..... 4471
All types of real Mtate CdM vi~ REWARD
inveetmenta since 11M9. ....... .... •• .., tm. O~anptree condo, lbdrtn ---------· 55 ' siFT ,_89_3-_m_i ______ •••••••••••••••••••••••
. Spec....... _,...,
, FOUND ; Tame 8hae
Parkakeet. Cocker mix,
Australian Shepherd'
mix. Dobie, Lab.Setter-,
• 4 cata. lrvlne Animal
Care Center 754-3734
. -t;Jcft'.. air, tennis. Avail e 2300S/r. Low cost. Newly Store Space for lease.
· Mard\2.S41S.6'73-6'785.1 ---------•---------i 1S32SQ OF deconted. Bathroom • 1U008aq.ttll · &/t:l 12608sq. fth.
. 211d1D1
642·2171 545-0611
• OFFICES 640-0488 wetbar .. Quiet Colla n Wl nat\m eac · ---------1
L.,... IHclt 3141 Near new l br{ centrally S_,. AM 3110 49'7·2m3. Mesa ai'H. FI ex lb I e t e rm s . Widow has money for
••••••••••••••••••••••• located. enc . 1•rage. ••••••••••••••••••••••• --.--------Great ocean view from • ..,...~ 213/-.720'l. 2ND T.D. 's any size
' 2Br, 28a apt. 501 to sand. $500. 87:J..2113 3 Br. 2 Ba. Condo. Across •Shwed Ll•IRg• this 2-story office suite _.....,979 .. ~., / 8 above Sl0,000. No credit
Whitewater Uvln& from S.C. Plaza. Se.curl· Counselon to penonally in C.M. Pvt entrance & 5~3 H . · SOO·t 3oo sq rt . .f, no pnlty. Fer action
Frplc:, beams, c fau: 2br, lba, frplc, Newport ty & swimming pool. seled your compatible bath. $500. No lease.•---------avail. now. Please calt call AGT 873·7311
P•t. aarace. Central ffcts.$$3$/mo. $550.&4S-2462. rmmte to s uit your 631.mo. KOLLCEMTB Bill,agt,831·12S71 anytime L•1una . USO/mo . 87$-0349 lifestyle.Shared-Living. ---------MIWPORT _..;.._ _______ ,
31114. Vl••&l&UO& Condo nr S .C. Plua. 833DoverDrSuite3lNB Rent:3most.o3yrs.180 Ele1antexecutivesultes l .... hWR...tal 4500 Madl1relFtahMf9.
...,. "' "' 2bdrm, lba, comm. pool 631-1801 lo 835 s/f. Flex. terms. in prest11e location. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SINCE 1981 Oceanfront condo , Adultonly & rec. room. Avail im· ---------1 Furnorunlum. With complete support $500 up. 1640'~ndus'l/Of· lst&:2naTDs.SSOK·SlM +
beautiluJ view of Dive~ J Br. l Ba. med. Adults only. 1490. M/F to shr 2 br, 2 ba apt •~R-Mu services. flee. 18101 Redondo Cr. Owner /Non Owner
cove.2br.2ba.adults, 1Br.+Oen1v.ea. 968·9833 or 642·5279 inN.B.Pool,jac,tennls. _..,.... __..., 714/8SMl68l ''P".HuntBch.842-2834 ,SFRs&Condos
nopets.Kathie Hardesty 2Br.zea.+Fam.Rm. eves/wkends. etc. $340 utils incl. ___ 9_7_9_-1_5_3_3 ____ D_E_L_UX--E-OFC SUITES Commercial&Jndustrial
Realtor 760-8244. 2 Br. 2 Ba. ~an view. 646-9795 . l(OU c---, ME. 5 .& PETER DOBBS ---------• From S800/Mo. 2 Br, l•ba. near So. Cst ---------....,. •!!;A in Newport Center with A 6'<HIOl6 6?3-904S
North End spacious 2 Br. JRLPROPERTIES Plaza. Security gate, Resp, maturJ. e m pl. MIWPORT mountain and ocean INDUSTRIAL tmo. Ocean view. walk MS-4566 645·6459 pool. l child ok. No pets. woman to shr 2 br Park Elegant executive suites views. Barrett Rily, W• 20.22°/o Yield?
t beach. No pets. 142Smo.752-7474. Nwpt apt w /same. in prestige location. 642-5840 PARK OnYourT.D.'S,Notes
ms llST VALUE 38r, ZBa nr So. Coas t _64_0-_9_1.S9______ ~~'!ic:.mplete support WESTCLIFF AREA SSRaisen·lnvestorsss ~o, Laguna, very nice. I Vthersall2leBs c2oBmer pen· Plaza. pool, jac, play· Rmmte to shr 2bd apt 714/851·0681 Executive suites. 7 11 W.17th.St. Call~l:3o~Assoc
ouse r a .comm. ground, kids OK. $S30 Bal b o a Pen . $250 ~round floor loc. CostaMna,Calif. .,,.,. Br .. pool. $485. pool, jac.. wgt room. 499--2283 S700/mo.6?5-3'1S7 mo. (213)868·6039eves. mo+$50 sec yrly rental 250-500 sq. ft. grnd fir. ecretariallbookkeep· 642·4463
avail 3/1 f>15·7S46 utils pd. From S200. 779 ing ser~. avail. Call for 30.8°/o YIELD
2nd TD. Orange Cty of·
flee bldg. John Gordin,
pvt party. 953-,525.
LCICJlmlCI...... 3152 ~awind·Npt Crest 2 Br SollthLCICJlllHI 3116 ---W. 19th. St. C.M. Tom m ore de t a i I s .
•• •••••••••••••••••••• 1'r'.i Ba C09do. ocean vu. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Male Owner will shr 2br. 957-1900. (714)'891·3651. •2CJM> sq rt warehouse
avail for immed OC·
cupancy. •2780 sq rt Copdo 2 Br. 2 Ba. on golf sauna, pool, Adults. No Oc.eanfro~t studio ~pl 2ba. fflllc w/neat, trim. ---------c o u r s e , I n c 1 d s pets $SOO f>15-88S4 with patio, overlooking 40ish fem nr bch $125. 1000.2000 SQ. FT. ~sher/dryer. frige . -. . pvt beach. $550/mo util 645-7312 AT95•
5.492·t>T00,492·2796 SUPEtll VIEW incl.499-22Slor 499·502..!.:... M/F t.o shr hse in C.M. Prestige office building,
Newport hoch 3169 Large 2 Br. 2 Ba. over· WestrMrshr 3891 $195 + v., util. Non·smkr 1212 No. Broadway. Has
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PARK NEWPORT
APARTMENTS
CouNTlY CLUI
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MEWPOIT
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AD adult community on
the Back Bay. Spec·
tacular Spa. 7 swim·
ming pools, 8 lighted ten·
nis courts .. bike trails,
putting green .
8.achelors , I and 2
bedrooms apartments.
and townhouses from
$429.00 per month
On Jamboree At Sen Joaquin Hills Road
(714 )644·1900 ----
Oceanfront for w.inter
Rentals. Furnished &
u11fum. Broker. f>15-49l2.
NO' FEE! Apt. & Condo
rentals. Villa Bentals.
67~12 Broker
2 bi'. t"1r ba + gar. Hoag Hosp area. nu dec.'or,
open hse Sat & Sun 11·3.
4238 Hila ria Way.
SSOO/mo. llJ0.5875
3br, l 'r'.iba, frige & gas in·
cld. No children or pets.
$600/mo. 645-5103.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS 2
Br. 1 Ba. No kitchen.
_S400mo, incl. uli l.
644-6780. 646-3189
3 Br. 2 Ba. 1.A.z block to
beach. Yearly.
548·8~3 ----
Attractive Beachfront
Apt. 3' Bdrms . 2 ba.
$1200. Savage Wilde &
Co. f>15·6606 or 496-8339
eves.
Versailles I br /studio.
D4'W crpt, drapes, i>ool .
rec. ~c. bldg. Adults. no
pets. $415 +1st. last. sec
dep. 548-5981
Loads o r closets , New two bedroom. one -upt.o2000 sq.rt.of office
fireplace, 2 ca~ports, 2 bath unit with garage. Prof. Fem. looking for space for lease. Walk to
balconies. ~45 Domingo $450 month. 548·0786. same t.o shr 2br, 2ba con· I g:~· ~urtbouse ~r ~.A.
Dr. Call before 5PM. R 4000 do in Weslclirr. N.B I ivic enter. Ut1Qt1es.
S745. 979-8889or64S·l260. OOlftl S4S.~. parking & janitorial
---'-------••••••••••••••••••••••• -serv. incl. IMMEDIATE
3 Br 2 Ba . 1 n c I . Laguna Beach Motor Inn. Extt rem to shr w/same. OCCUPANCY ! Ask for I stove/refrig. yrly rental 985 No. Pacific Coast 3Br Twnhse. tennis. rac· Marsha, 964·3531.
$675/mo. Agt. t>Tl-3355 H-.ey. Laguna Beach. quetball, health club 450 sq ft ... '°"
Daily. Weekly. Kitchen fac. $290 m o. Cathy ·. · ~ per mo. Sunny upper w/patio. 2 available. Low winter 751.627 1 dys 760.8847 4001 Birch St. Newport
Br 2 ba . $585 /mo. rates.494-5294. eves . · Beach.Agent541-5032.
Dshwshr. no pets. 789 -----
Amigos Way. 644·0685 or Corona del Ma r sunny
631·2029 room & ba. w/laundry
facil. S275. Ask for Faye Verasailles lBr/studiO' 640-9900
f' /Rmmte to shr spacious
condo in Newport Crest.
pool, jacuzzi. sauna. ten·
nis. 3 min lo beach. priv.
bath $295 64~·2452 Laila penthse condo. adlts.no -------
pets. S450 mo. ~ !st-last Deluxe Suite, Ba. Fash
+sec. dep. 6'45·3447. lsl.Pool.nosmoke.$390. M/under 30. $250 1st &
979·5370Jim 640-6594 eve Joyce last . Pool . tennis
540-3822 day. Newport Shores 645-9549 Ocean View! Elegant 2
BR 2 8a. adlt rondo. gar,
sec gate. walk to heh.
Lse $650 mo. No pets.
Call Renate,646-7171
Furnished. bath, util.
Employed man (days>.
Non-smoker. C.M. Area.
$225 mo. 556-6378. --------
Roommate to s hr 3 Br
house w/jac., Npt Hgts
area. S275. 631-1666
BEST RATE
in
NEWPORT BEACH
600ro 4200 Sq. Ft
•Janitorial Service &
Utilities Included
•Adjacent to Airport
& Restaurant Row
•Access to 3 Major
Fwys.
Cute, private 1BR apt. on Nice room . Car port.
Penin. Step5 t.o beach. laundry. S~.
M/F to shr new home, 3
Br. 2~ ba. tennis crt. ___ 8_33_-_8_8_13-A-
Hunt. Bch. La Cuesta.
Partial bay & ocean 646-0936
view.t>TS--4912 Room w/bat-t;i-.. -1-o-l(e-ly----------
VersaiHes Studio. all home, Nwpt fS:ch. $300. M /F to shr 3br hse.
S300. Call 8am to fpm.
980-9831
Amenities. 1450. nonsmoker. 644--4136 CM I N I B a re a S 132
549·0833. Studio w/loft. se-p-. -e-nt~ 63l ·S668/546-2l63 (Jeff)
Versailles l Br. Condo. pvt home. non.smoker.
ocean. night litht vu. N.8 .$450. 644-4136
S525 642-6149. -------Room with kitc h en
Luxurious 1 Br# Condo. privileges. ~til included
S500 mo. Xlnt tac. Full S200mo N.8 . 642·6811
Shr 3 bdrm Parkwood
apt, Irvine, master
bdrm w/balh. Pool. jac.
$250 + utils . 833·7437
eves.
sec. 540-4646 or 631· 76.53. .
JohnLembeck <Agent) ~~~~.e&~~~~et~~~ Female 35+ to shr N.B. 3bdrm, 2ba, home. I Westcliff adult condo, 2 area. $240. t>Tl-6223 block to beach. pool.
bedrooms. 2 baths. Din· •"""/ ., .. ., n..o178 Female. age 25-35, non--"' mo . .,...,...,.. · ing room. Fireplace. ---Freshly decorated. Un· smoker, tfith kitch priv. Mature M/F to shr lrg
rum. $600 mo. 631-7300. v.i .block to bch N 8 3bdrm. 2b11 furn. apt.
Bkr. ~5·17~..:.___ _ __ with pool. S275. Utll pd.
H ............... _.._._ 548-1200. PQSH 2 BR Jlh Ba. 0RD,'""1Rn 4100 ------ -
patios. nr Hoag, adlts. •••••••••••••• ••• • • • • •• Resp. F to shr lge 2 br
no pets. $495. 631-3888 ; Balboa Inn oceanfront. Nwpt Bch hse w/spa &
545-6822 Low winter rates. Daily BBQ. $275. 673-1955 .
----------or weekly. Kitchenette. 897·3Si5 WESTCLIFF . S90& up. t>TS-8740. --------
2 br. 2 ba. frpl. pool, nr. Female to s hare lux-
shop s. adlts 'SS50 + dep. ·SEA LARK MOTEL urlous apt. Ocean view.
631·5596 Weekly rental now Newport" Beach ..
avail. Color TV, phones 673-5425.
3Brcondo. w/boatslip. in rms. 2274 Newport
Call for details. Blvd., C.M. 646-7445 Fem wanted to ~hr home
Luxurious. full service of·
nee space. 1·6 rms. con-
rerence room . sec'I
services. Newport
Beach. Call for info·
752"6188 .
450 sq. rt. Delightful
working s pace with
ocean view. Full bath. 3
yr old bldg. 1450 mo.
Turner Assocs .• 494·1177
t>T5-8650after6PM w I s am e n r 0 CC . YEARLY. 3 Br. 2 Ba Vacatloft R...tab 4250 $225 /m o . Ref s req
Steps t.o ocean. $695 per Cannery Village. lbdrm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 540-0608.
mo. Bkr. 645-3683 avail Im med. S400/mo. 1bdrm. 2ba condo on ---------
Q . B . -t>Tl-6522. North Shore of Tahoe. Fem non·smoker 18-25 to
Wet 2 Br. l a. with --FulJy furn. 5/min from shr 3Br. 2Ba redecorat·
garage, patio. pool. Newport Heights Duplex North Star. SOO/wkly. ed hse nr bch.$200 mo.
OC AIRPORT AREA warehouse avail late I hold a 2nd T.D. on well
140 sq rt full service ex· Feb. •2·1800sq. ft. units secured property in
ecutive ore avail. Corner avail early Mar~h. •33< Irvine. Due Oct. '81. Will
Jamboree/MacArthur. sq. ft. •Leasing office d" t A k r G Beautl·rully decorated tscoun · s or reg hrs. Mon. thru Fri. 8·4 559-9400 631 4888 A w./ bay w i n do w s s or_.:_ · gt. at. 10.2. 752·2567. ~"k on RETURN per
IYsinHs R...tol 4450 MEW COSTA MESA yr, 2 yr lst TD S60.00o.
••••••••••••••••••••••• IMDUST. PARK nets s110.ooo. Agt 17141
For store & office space
at reasonable rates
500 to 2700 Sq Ft.
MESA VERDE DR
on west ocean bluffs. 642·5319 anytime ·
2000t.o8500s/f&ofcspto . 2800 s/f. Ray ·Vincent Want investor for Npt
714/955-1~ bayfront home . Give
PLAZA COSTA MF.SA Industrial
well sttured 1st or 2nd
T.D. Agt, f>15·6161 t525 Mesa Verde E, C M. 5.000 sq ft. new tilt up.
54S.4 I 2l 18"'2' clear ceiling. 450 sq ~/
NewportBeach.Sl.25 ft offices . avail in Ptnllllltflls/ 30 /days 1 -5 /yr Lost&FoUnd sq. ft. New dlx otrice or 1 .,.... t o .1 / ease .. .....-ne . wner ••••••••••••••••••••••• r.e ta•. w p v l bath . (714 >642·6971. ... _ _...._ 5 I 00 security. a /c . 600-2400 -AllllOWKcwnwnn
sq. ft. 509 31st St. (next MI Irvine 50 sq ft fenced •••••••••••••••••••••••
lo Bank of Newport. gasdleseltanks. modem
Lido Cannery area I. shop/offices. 551·3006 SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS 615·3236. (213)641-9700 --r 1300 Sq. Ft. Industrial
PRIME
WATERFRONT
RETAIL
SPACE
1st TIME
AVAILABLE
500-2600 Sq. Ft.
NEWPORT BEACH
SPECIALTY
CENTE~
HkJh Vl'1bflty
"maln stre~"
Traffic Location
SpKfal LeosittcJ
lncetltfn1 Mow
17141675-8662
'rilM Location
1270 Sq ft on busy Beach
Boulevard· Huntington
Beach. Ideal for real
Front Office, large rear
back door. S375 mo. 1793
WhittJer St. Costa Mesa.
540-9352 days, 646·0681
Volume -·Invert
Parlor -Fervor
Bought Unwise
LIVING ROOM eves. -Last year. all summer
-long I had trouble with
PRIME C.M. loc. 1500 to those tiny ants in my
I 8 0 0 s q . ft . o f c . kitchen. But. this winter warehouse. $450 pl us I have trouble with those
mo. Av l . i mm e d pes ky uncles In my
S40-m25 LIVTNO ROOM
Storap 4550 WEtGHT
••••••••••••••••••••••• LOSE IT
Single storage garage. & Earn Money
East Costa Mesa SSO/mo 821-3241
642·4610
* *' * .JumNta Stafford
1331 Mariners Dr.
Newport Beach
You are the winner of
4freeffck.ts
($14 value). lo -.....,m
loatShow
Mar. 4 thru Mar. 8
Anaheim Convention
Center
Call 642-5678. ext. 272 to
claim your tickets.
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Place a HAPPY AD
in th.is column
for only SJ.25.
estate office, st.ore or COOKIECONNECTlON
other suitable busin~s. Xlnt business. Bakery ~l~r1j~~~~~'::tef;~11t0 shop in heart or Bal~a.
Call 642·5678 '
WB.COME
Wendy Marie Headley,
born Feb. 16. 1981. 8 lbs 7
oz. 21~" long. Parents·
Bobby & Selma
Year lease. Attraclivelyj Priced .right. call for in· priced. fonnahon.
642-4 321 , ext 286 PA ~~N~~~f TOR
Lost & FotMd 5300 Adults. oo pets. 1801 H. 2 Br 1 Ba. Adults. no 957·32216. 530-3946 Bert. H.B. 536-1140
15th. St. Newport pets. $495. Mo 1st, last --------
Heights. $450. 642·7340. deposit. 517 Bolsa. Days Oceanfront Condo. Poipu Aware, happy person to
shr lge rum 2br. 2ba in
CdM ammen galore S3SO
+ util 760-8666 545-1733
_ Weekdays ~ f>15-8l20
OHlce/Store/Busines s Warehouse space.~ sq Small Mfg, Commercial X Ch ft. Costa Mesa. For info. S Uf 0. I U . 1-... -------1 •••••••••••••••••••••••
• -631·3520. Eves Wknds Beach. Kauai. I Br. 145 a Nwpt Island waterfront, 548-50U. night. 2 Br S65 a ni"ht.
d)x upper dplx. 3 br, 2 499-1.'>216
ba, frplc, sundeck. slip Versailles 2 Br. 2 Ba. --------
avan. Mature cpl pref. $575. By Hoag Hos p. --------_;.---------
No pets. 1850. yrly. Adults . 968·2297 or
675-7trr2 # 963-(817. -------
Hutlatl• hoch 3J40 HwrtlMjton INCh 3140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
Kennebunkport?
Oid{l'fhe win the
~Grand Prix in~
·~rD~
space, 14""1 40. oice call· 752.9449 ea e 1sp ay mts,
Harbor Blvd .. Costa · · -J Bus. est. '77. '80 Sales
Mesa location. About 73' COtNMrclol approx. $80,000. Price FOUND ADS
sq.ft.Agt.549-1366 Rentals 4475 Inc equip & inven .
• •••••••••••••••••••• •• s3S,900838-8181 ARE FREE MD'S facil, 2.000 sq .ft.
Reduced to $1200 mo. CORONA DEL MAR Fabric, thread & pattern
lse. Red Carpet, 89!H351 Prime retail loc. Hwy shop in x lnt LaJuna Call:
* DB.UXE OfffCES• From 1 room up to 2300
sq. ft. Low rates. No
leue required. 2172 Du-Pont Dr. Adj. Airporter
JfcMI. 833-3223. 9· 12
frontage. 645-5429. Beach loc. Established 642-5671
WESTPORTSQUARE 4/yrs. 700 customers l
names. Gd lnventory & 1~~!!!~!!!~!!!!!!~1 2380 sq.ft. at SS<; 2073 sales. Sl 0,000 down. 1:
sq.fl. at70"; 1380sq.ft. at Owne r ret~ring . Bkr
.8()r; 1200 sq.ft. •l 75'. 389 (211)#7·5783. J E. 17th&.. Costa Mesa. •
Barrett Rlty,642·S840 COP Y SHOP: s a1.ooo
0 ~ .. ft de 1 u x e P rom . $15,ooo dwn.
wroom. warehouse. we/Bal. or Exchange.
to ,_,. 131•4402. Establsd s ~. yes . ap .... ~·· 8SJ.-S;~U7
Lost: Newfoundland, lr1.
180 lbe, bla.ck w /white
chest. missing since Oct.
31. Answers to "F~'j.
Big Reward. 97'-938$.
Have IODJ«bing to sell? ct ... lfted adi do tt well.
Found: Little Cockapoo.
about l/yr, gray/whit4l,
vie Fed co on Baker.,
C.M. 9'79-2185.
LOST·lg bl Doble. vi~
Brkhst & Garfield. H.B. 855·8001 dys : 964·689i
eves.
LOST : .t!_ini McCaw
< Parro~c Dover •
Shores/Baycrest 21ii
646-7907 ------
Found: M med sz Collie·
type dog . vie . Spr·
ingdale &Wamer. avail
to good home. 963-3777
FOUND. :terrier. Male.
A r e a \j)...f S p r ·
ingdale /Slater Sts.
847-0164.
FOUND: Puppy, 8 wk.
old femate. a ll black.
Cocke r/Lab mix. Vic.
Lake & Adams H 81 5J6.8125 - ----
FOUND 'iospd bike
Call 84'7 ·2270
to 1dent.
Found Yng Fem blk
Spaniel. 3 collars. Lake
Park area. 831 -3884
Found: white male Cat.•
Neutered Abandoned.~
Free to gd home .
f)T 3-7<1r7.
Found · Man 's
Wristwatch approx
2·21·81. Vic Newport
Heights area. Call t&
identHy 646-7339 . -. Reward $100. Sml blat'.'Jt·
cat. Fem. Requires·
medication. 548-6.539 '
Penonals 5350 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
PRE LAW .student needs
$25,000. Will do anythin-g
Legal. Confidential
DVM . P.O. Box 3242.
N.B 92663.
COVER GIRL
* OUTCALL * 953-0778 MC/VISA
FIRST LADY
Escort. Models
P,..+y DCIRCffS. * 972-1345 * MC &'VISA Accepted
TOUCH A CLASS
ESCORTS ~52·0817
DIVORCE-BY-MAIL
Fast}. A cc urat e .
Compl te $85 Action (7 14 )84 .7030
FANfASY
READIMG, ETC.
O.C. NEWEST & MOST
LIBERAL STUDIO IS
NOW THE BEACH
AREA'S CLOSEST AC·
TION. 81~5 Bolsa . Midway City . Just 2
blocks east or Beach
Blvd. behind liquor
store. 543-9243.
The Family of Harold
Hugo Condry want to
thank all of his friends.
for their kindness re·
cenlly.
TOUCH A CLASS
ESCORTS 752·0817
Attractive. trim pror
woman. unencumbered,
seeking .established,
educated man for sin•
cere relationship ... 50:4!0
yrs. Caucasian only. C.
HaM.ah. P.O. Box 838.
Corona del Mar 92625 .
INTRO SPECIAL
MYSTIC M~AGE
MASMG E SlO WI A .• J?L
Sant.a Ana 556-46:i6
I call Long distance (or
about ~ price. I'll tell
you how. Bob Carey
~ . If you're not sure who (or wt)at) t<ennyt>unkport
was. dofl't f•I bld-you·re not alone.
Kennybunkport 1s one of 14 distinctively
different ~rtrrltOt floorplans at Seawtnd VillaQe
In HuntlngtOn Beldt. Seewlnd Village Is a result
of totally~Kztd profmlonal pl1nn1ng.
MIWPOITCEMTH
Full Service Suites
SCUTCOSTSS
All you need for one
monthly ree!
640-5470 Sc-. & Sc._. & Sc•• 111 & 7001 lat wtlew 7005 lwtiwn.· 7005 ..... ..._ 700S
The kind of attention you deseM.
A perfect~ of nat\U'W and llving-
nestled Ill I forest with t>at:Jbling brooks Ind quiet
pondS. coolfd by natural OCHn breezes. Add to
that tlflnls cou~. swimming pools. ajacu1U and •
a ~onvenient location ne.1r shopping and
tmptoymtnt ind you·ve got a PIP anyone would
ptoudly all-home. (Even ~nnybunkportl)
One aod two bedroom, ont and two b1ttJ
ldult apartmen~M40.oo.
I
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when placing your.. ad ... a
Daily Pilot ad number will
appear in your classif ied 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 ts only $7.50
week. For more lnforma·
tlon and 1o place Y,OUr ad
ca 11 642-5678~
Center Lawyer
other profesaloaat
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t.aw Ubrart, ree.p~.
tt lt pbone a1uwerln 1
a..Sl. IA ... avail. AV· CO P'loHclal Tower -.1m ·
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·Throw out tension. find peace of mind wtlH• you build a mc>f9 hftlthy,
t>eeutlful bOdy! The remarMbl• eci.noe or Yoo• as taught -' Yoga
Center Is ramous for 111 wnotebOdv ~oect\ to a f'\JLLFILl.EO YOU
Taught by Avere & Sri Oev1. two tl(pef1 & ohennint W.Stem women.
Yoo• attma. tonee. oetme the mind & setla~ throuoh & ttwouoh L91(Tl
Oeep .rett>cetlOn. nutrition 141cfeta. medltetlon.1:1<>• '° bfMtf!e bdtr f6t
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""""' '' ·"' . .., OEN.CC»llT&UCl'ION'• FOUdaUom, ltetaleto1 l:lectrlrlen, hlJhly Ciean!ntclTreeTdm Ho~i.t.nln1 rtllaba., BRICICWOU: Small RALPH'SPAlNTlNO Protwlianallutallet ~ e--~ ~. llntOClele Wahl, llUla&de RNtota. quallfJed no Job too C(ll)ft, work, palnUa1 aood work, 1tfady Job. Jobi. Jlfewgort, Coata Uc Int/Ext Low Ratn availableforyovr J:-ulY lJe/IN. llanfTH(ll llon, Slab•. P~tloa, amall, we can handle or?? Ray,984-4%11 .. Refa.•Tmaft.•. ll•u, lrvlu, Jhft. ........ · t64-H •6 euatornjobt. Nl·lla3 'lAU';_ "' 4 , Blcd•Briek. Uc d. any problem U1·200f ITWUI ' fara C ...... t~ •lat ~eve.. ---ISklploadtr.Clumetruek PAM'SCLEANINO .. . --------TUe lnllalled. all lttnds. •~1114 ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• ITOP Qu.Uty. Depend a bit 1radloc·demoliti°"·haul !Wu. r.t.t. reft. .:;; J: ""PS RiT Bric It 41 PataU.1 10'·/Ex.,, ren· suaran~. reft. John
• mtM HOIU!REPAJRS Driveway•. Patlos. 8'rvlc.. Reaa Rates 11 tree"ydYof'tS!H2S7I 17~7012 llMOOrY· Small Jobi ft t.ala our apeclatty Ac· _•_3'_1., _____ _
1 lat/at Cuat. eablnet.a Walka, Brtek " Block. yratxperinee. 531_5055 • rel*itt. f'n>Je fa&r. co.Uc palnted. Prompt, DAI •. , CHARRSNOVATlNG Lle'd.•MJT2,*°8e8 Hw c .. s..lu Ho........ Refl.lll-4SSS.7t0-T07 s8!..~ P•';"lln1. Gre1 Hallan Quany-Fl~rt.
L 645-Jl'O ., •• ••nl I ....................... ....................... -entrlee 4i remodellna a PILOT c ... c... • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Seniorpenonhelper,elso Prof.ma.nnowlnllthyr, Call Mr. Maaonry, Pa•-ttni l"'/""t. •-re-apeclatty~-42184 Cabinets, all typh:· ••••••••••••••••••••••• •VE.RYLOWPRICES• bab)'tlttlna.Dfalailuer w/MacOonald 1>ou1IH euatom brick fr tlle m ••• ., .. •
SEIYICE Kitchens. atora1e, barw, SJ t.tO/wotll Landacapemalnt-.clnupe 494.31184day/evea Corp. wllhettoboua•lt. work. Competitive palrin&. Call George r9r Trffstnk...
bkcuea. d lvlders, Hot lunch. t .M. Ch~ . <;eor19,5'9-201S *'5U4;f71-114e•v1. prl•.f75-4!11M free at. Anytime. (114) •••••••••••••••••••••••
• vanJUn, formic• etc. Uan Preschool. 146-5'23 H-'--'-891-4808 (213) 821·0229 Expert Tree Trimmer 111JW!ORIY. l&HMt Landacapln1·Cleanups ------. E X E cu T t v E w 11 l Br1ck •Block work Ten years experience UI d(¥ 1----------i Near O.C.C. e.ves or all Treetnmmln&·HauUng ••••••••••••••••••••••• hoUM!t, xlnt ref1, H · Marty • lnter/Exttir/Rellniahin&. 545-1.865, 751·211.8 . ,..,_.S•*• C•peMtr. night, or for those Malntenance.Freeeet. Want1tR.EALkYCLEAN p'd.M7·54C71.144'1.248 . '*'8818 eeb~~~f.:si~c. Tree/shrub trim. remov.
YOW' Dally Piiot •;;;~;;~i:ii;~;;;•• ~:!:c::lal~~tt!::e~:~;:. Arnie, 5'8-lMl4 m~~~:l. ~~f~:m iMOMt Ta M~•...-PAINTING -ctnupe, haul. Concrete. Servi~ Director>' Also Custom Cabinets 548-9"5 Anytime. Total cu rden & la w 0 •••••••••••• ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• dirt. etc. Jim 631·4530
RepriMnhlUve 2nd aeneraUon, 17 yra In care. t time or continual Expertise hoW1ekeepln1. $bort forma ' renter'1 Movln1? The Starving lS Yean Experience r--a.... S.-.lc
64J..1671.extJ I I area. Uc'd. Top qual. UC.CHILDCARE service493-4803 equip & 1 upplle1 credJt, only S9.t5 'tll ColleleStudentsMovlng 548-4162 .!r.='. •••••• ! ....... . .!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Mr. Palombo, 9Q,8314. My Corona del Mar . H-+ tumlshed. trustworthy & Mar. ard. Bftnl W·2'1, Co. fiaa · 1rown-·same '1cnitr/ltepalr TYPING SERVICE
bome 873-294.S -r-t • dep&U-t970 , fill In free tu oraanJser. aood aervice. Ins. He'd. ....................... Wkdvc (213)593-lSO. BOOl(J(El!!PINO CUSTOM INTERIOR •••••••••••••• ••• •••• • • No appt req'd. M5-9621 t!Tl.U-U8. 641-8427 N h JV 6TAXSERV1CE CARPENTRY CClllhodor Carpentry. rooting. SuperbHouseclean1n• eatpatc es frtextures Eves 1714>846-623"1
Beas. rates. 498-0918 By J ay 642-8809 ••••••••••••••••••••••• m aeonry, plumbing. Spectacular Results ~·---Student will move you at Frftftt. 193-1 419 Professional Typist wUJ
..... • C.,.tS.-.lce ~.!!!':;oop. F~~~ :!:~ drywall, etc. 87~/642·4439 ~~·r01;;··;~;;:;;:~·~·; ~;.;.;::::1.~-1493, p~ make your words look
•••.e••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• LI J'3i&sas 64.S-5973 Personalized ffo115e videotape prop. & con-•••••••••••••••••••• ••• great. 673-0620
Driveways, parking lot We Care Carpet Cleaners c_ · HOME IMPROVEMENT eleanini by KUMI. tent. Call 840-0100 Video MssiRg S.-.lc H DRAINS CLEARED Wiltdow Ca...incJ
repairs. sealcoatlng. Steam clean & uphols. Draperies Remodeling Odd Jobs CaU Eve 531.5172 Ver. .. ................. '!..... Sl0.75. Don't &et robbed ...................... ..
S&S Asphalt. 646·4871 Work. guar. Tr.uck ••••••••••••••••••••••• 28ynexp. 979·2265 MalePracUcalNurse Call B&B Plumbing "LetTheSunshineln"
Lic'd. mowilunJt.645-3718 S.S.DESIGNS . H-AxoodR:t---Anasie , ~ day/wk or Autolns.Cancelled Pvt duty. exp'd, refs. Gas, Water & Rooter CallSWlShineWindow Custom Dra--ry Win --~ 2 .. _ c JI ft All Rlak SR·22 Lo Rates Full/pt-lime. "Let me Servi """ 6896 •+1n'tt~ Shampoo & ste1.m clean. ..--••••••••••••••••••••••• every w..... a 8 · Plrkel 1.... .. ... _3995 ce. o>oN.-Cleaning. Ltd. S48-8853 -._...., dows. tOOO's of fabrics, HARDWOOD FLOORS 7:30pm,642-0647 "" """' careforyou."496-7118 -~ ......... ;;;;;:;;~..... ~~~~ ~~g!~~~e~iea~~t. $3.95-4.95 yd. 10 day del. Cleaned & Waxed . lft•...torr.; f_ - -Polfttlftg/Paperinc) Properly M•a!Jftl'ettl .--------..
My BhomABe, V,rl•-~· nr H U 11 d' Sl5 Free est. 30 yrs in area. An ... '-e 832_4881 S.A G~neral cleaning-of· ~ S.llllteSt ••••••••••••••••••••••• p••••,•••••1•••••••••••••• USE THE ex a • V.· 11\. rms : 64~6654 ., ..... ' .:.......__..i. fices vacant apts ro . serv ce to save you Vi ri C .... h s ... . .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• DAVE'S PAINTlNG I D "'ILY PILOT do a. . . '"4-avg nn $7.SO; couc 10; HOllllMJ homes. 891·3365 l me & money. Newport A
chr SS. Guar. elim. pet Drywal ••••••••••••••••••••••• For Ina. purposes. we Serving Area 9 years Pacific R. E. 64~3683 .. FAST ,
...._.. S..lce odor. Crpt repair. 15 yrs ••••••••••••••••••••••• Haul cleanup concrete MRS. CLEAN MAK ES IT tv.eidnteot. Caapell "~0.roOpl.OO&Vcldoeon-lnsuMredos,tlR1·c~das.ona7~le7301 R~ --••••••••••••••••••••••• exp. Do work myself. Drywall Speelalist re~ova1. Dump truck. GLEAM! Homes. apts, .... uv--·...., RESULT ..
Quality Professional. In· Refs. 531·0101 Qual. & prod. New & re· "-·lck serv. 642·7638 office. Carpet. 646-2240 _Verir~ --Fi t /i l . . b-••••••••••••••••••••••• 1' SERVICE dlvldual Computerized _ mod. #l89944. 532.~9 _ -"'-.... ne ex n painting Y New & recovers, Repair
Tu Return. No Return Ceflng.Acousffc 'Haul, cleanup, concrete Do you need a fantastic Masonry Richard Sinor. Lie. ins. specialist/stay-busy DIRECTORY
to dirficult. So. Coast ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.ctrfccii removal. Dump truck. housekeeper with xlnt •••••••••••••••• ••••••• Tr<y me. 631·4410 (24 hrs l prices. Rella.ble. S48·0512 F or Result
Ptau area. 979-9408 for Acoustic Ceilings ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quick serv. 642-7638 refs? <;all673-8890. Masonry our specialty. Painting & Papering -QUALITY ROOFING Serv1'ce Call appt. +custom hand texturing ELECTRICIAN-priced -Our work can change
Lie. :119!MC. 532-~9 right, free estimate on Tre.tshrub trim . con. HOUSECLEANING your outlook. No job too Cabinet Rerinishing All types. rree est 642_56 78 Have something to seU? large or small jobs. crete removal. clean· Re5ponsible. Xlnt refs. small. No job too big. Prof. work. Free est Visa. MC. 541 -5930 lbt. JZJ
Classlfied eds do It well. Waol Ad Results 84.2-5678 Lie. #396621 673-0359 ups. Free est. 557-8271 Call 979-9756 . 631 ·2004 Rsnbl. Steve 547-4281 HARBOR ROOFING
Penoa• USO Hefp W-.ffd 7-100 Helf» W_.•d 71 00 Help WC111ted 7100 I H.tp Wanted 71 00 Help W..ted 7100 Help Wanted 7 100 Help Wanted 7 100 Help Wanted 7 100 ....................•.......•................. ···••·········•·•······ ...•......•............ , .......•.......•.................••........•..•...................... ················~······ ...................... . ---------·111---------1 Alarms-Winning team nkin . loolck~FC Cashier & To Go position ---------•FOXY LADY * ACCOUNTING Experienced personnel Ba g BANKING I Banking or • acc ountant avail. PM shift . Ex per Clerical
OOl'CALLONLY fad/w required by Orange BONUS Of ONE ~~/Swftc~crd Thru fin ancial state -~r e f er~ef S \1 ~~ SECRET ARY VISA MC County Security con TELLERS . mg ~rsone e ap-ment.s for investment co. aven es :u~n 1 •972-llJI • loc;>K~EEPIN~ traeting firm Low MONTH SALARYI pli~ant with gd. pho~e Goodsalary+pension& ~o~A e. BAppy ;,}.~~u~v~oa~~~~~~}
Toass1Sltnde"1.2ping voltage&electricalex • Twoexeit~icareerop etique tt e ~xpe profilshr p.lan&Major pe . Laguna Beach Ex
Exoffc&corh the P & L. Work uJlcter perience necessary Ex-portunitiesareavailable he~pful. Typing r~· Med Fashion Isle loc. CA~IER cellent Oran~e Countv
SSIH946 minis:num supervision. perieneed onlyneedapp-LAGUH.AHILLS with Fidelity Federal. a quired Call Sylvia Call640-6234forappt. benefits and promc)
24Hr.Service :~~J:~~~=~~~e~an; ly.714-838-6310. OfflCE growini Ci •ancial Wa~::2~1:VIHE ---~~~!~; '.::re1 :t~~ee t1onal possibility for en
Serving Or. Cly 'assign work lo lower· Answering Service tak CAREER leader e 're seeking Equal Oppty Emplyr IOOIKEm!91._.G Xlnt benefits & working thus1ast1 c a ppl1 rant
••• AlllCIRda Shidler
3131 College
l"vel cle .... -. Xlnt. "<>m-OPPORTUHrTIES!! Tellers ror two or our ....-" conditions 645_ 1711 Shorthand required "' ,...., ' in g applications for .__ ... :r 1 o C t _ ... / P any bene f its. Call u.::auu u range oun y _ or --11PM·7AM shif\ Sun & fr· E · ' CASHIER Millie after 9A M·· EXPERIENCEDONLY o tees. xper1ence ts "'CCOU..-IHG Mon only. ·362 3rd St.. preferred, but we will Ban.king A "' HOUSEWARESALES Apply lmmed1all'ly
Costa Mesa 645-SllOO. #C,LagunaBeach train if you have a To assist in developing
•VAULT TELLER strong 'rash1erino /cash the p & L. Work under Apply in pel"llon Crown Cati
714-834·68 I 0 You a re the winner or
4 frft tick.ts
($14 value). to
Aftaheim
loatShow
Mar. 4 lhru Mar 8
Anaheim Convention
Center
Accounting
•.ARCHITECT
675-611 0
Full Time ~ INVEST YOUR · · ·s·on Hardware. 1024 Irvine. handling background. minimum superd1 I . <Westclirr Plaza) NB Theseposilionsoffer: . Requiredtousein epen· ___ _
A/P CLERK &xcell career oppty.
Exper. nee. for Fashion
Is land investment firm.
Medical/dental benerits
fully paid. Computer ex-
per. Call · 64(}.0123
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ARE YOU
•CO MMERC IAL
TB.LER •Paid medical/dental SAVINGS & LOAN dent judgement. May i-------•I •Free career apparel assign work to lower·
•Profit sharing CAREER IN level clerks. Xlnt. com-CASHIERS COUNTY OF
ORANGE Full & Part Time
•Freepar.king pany benefits . Call
•Excellent salaries WORLD SAVINGS _::~~-~~~ie~· a~r~te~r ~9~A ~M~i u TIJTE M Personnel Dept
Call 642-5678. ext 272 to
claim your tickets
a self motivated ag
gressive people person
willing to work hard, buck the tide and stand
alone. Let me show you
For Interview. call
Carol Thuyns
832-2811
a.DORADO l.AHK
.E.O.E .
COSTA MESA · ~ We will be interviewing You'll be glad you did.
515 N Sycamore
Santa Ana. CA 92701
An Affirmative
Act.Ion Employer M /F •••
Prevent A Cliche. Starv-.AccowwtilMJ-Cafftr -
Ing Writer needs sus-Small C.M ofc. A/P,
tenance or off-season AIR. light payroll.
how lo make S3 to S7K ~-~~~~~~~~
per mo. Mr Dowdell.
835-7908 Ben.king
al our Newport Beach Because we can offer
oHice on MONDA y. you sometliing many
March 2. rrom 9:30 am banks and savings in· stltutions can not. A to 4 pm Please apply at career We're Wo rld
BOOKKEEPER : Full
time needed. Call ror
appt. during the · week
9-S: 30 498--0264
MARK ETS
For 2nd & 3rd Shirts
We promote to menage
menl & supervision from
within.
CLOTHES TIMI Now hiring part tlme
sales & AS"Slstanl
Manager Trainees
M 1nimum 6mo ex
penence Call642-1231
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lodgings. Poss. tax re-Free & E.O. E. ~ ARTIST· Exprd. TELLER lief. will car etake lrvinePersoruaelAgy intradjtionalrealis mfor I
Chuck 838-2751 Xlnt ref 488 E. 17th, Costa Mesa figure work and scenes Part· Time
1515 Westchrf Drive. Savings & Loan Assoc•a·
Newport Beach t1on. and we believe In BOOKKEEPER/SEC'Y
Fulllime. Exper ience
pref Newport 631 2825
WANTA CAREF:R.,
C08la Mesa
Despera~ for~· W_ 2S yr ~ 714/631-~ The beautiful Laguna
Suite224 642-1470 in acrylic. Costa Mesa I STANTON
Male wtll seriously con------Beach offace or a leading
sider selling a kidney or I•--------ASSIST MAH.AGER savings & loan has an any other body par t Accounting Auto rental No exper immediate opportunity
Med. purposes o nly F/C AccOWtt•t necessary Call 979·8826 for 3 Teller 1-~xpenence
Reply Daily Pilot Ad Position w/Npl._ Bch or 772-65SO. in S&L 15 preferred We
PI ease a pp I y O"n
WEDNESDAY. March
4. from 9:30 am lo 3.30
pm al 1.2000 Beach Blvd ..
Stanton.
11829 PO BOX 1560 CM p rop. mgmt. ri r m -----offer an ex ce lien t
92626 Outstanding career opp-.AUTO RENT AL .AGT salary. free parking and
t y. G IL , A/P . A/R No exper. necessar.y paidcareerapparel. For
FIDELITY
FEDERAL .AnAMTISM.ASS.AGE w/emphasis in rlnancial Call979-8826or 772·MSO. more informat ion .
Sr.A a n a lysis . tr you'r e --------please contact Gene
B d b 16 bright w/prior F /C exp .. BABYSITI'.ER/NANNY f'rizelleat (714 ) 494-7506 e pa m pere 1Y we'll train you & provide Competent woman to Beaut . Girls . Open FIDB.ITY 10AM -4PM 7 days. for career advance· ca re for n e wborn . An
Sa•lncJt ond
Loan .Assn.
Equal Oppty
Phone645·3433 ment. Call: 64~0.123 Mon/Wed & Fri. Approx FEDERAL
6 hrs day. Xlnt salary. Savings and Loan
Employer
Anyone for tennla?
Looking for mixed
doubles partner. lady
45·50 , intermediate
player.· Call Answer Ad
#4216. 642-000. 24 hrs.
A.sllOCialion .ACCTG CLHK 673-8423 An Equal Opportunity
Exp'd. mature person Employer
Bargain shoppers read
the little ads in Classined
regularly. And they find
what they're looking for. for genera I o rfice & ---------1 ~~!!~!!~!!~~I payroll. Accuracy a Banking • -=
~::ii&. C.M area . TELLERS
THE
Girlfriends
•ESCORTS•
tt../Offlce/Hohl
* 759-1216 *
24.Hn. Now Hlrln&
AMBER formerly wlth
COVER GIRL la now
with TH E
GIRLFRIENDS!
Administrative
MARKET
RlSEARCH
INTERVIEWERS
needed to condu ct
rest aurant market re·
teardl In Orange Coast
area. Must be adult.
neat appearing and able
to meet the public. work
evenings. 20 hr. wk.
part-time. Apply in
person al:
FULL TIME
Position available in oisr
South Coast Plaza orfice. Experience pref'd. Call:
Kathy Amburgey
54().4066
CALIFORNIA
FEDERAL
So¥ .. &Locmt 695Town Center Dr.
Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626
Equal OpportunJty
Employer
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Scllooh& ......... IOllYMC~EES l··-------•I COHGt.OMEl.A TIOH . Banking
m E. Coul Highway CONSUMER LOAN 7005 •••••••••••••••••••••••
CAREERS IN RADIO!
Adverthlna Sales . tn.ttructlon by radio vet.
Call 714/tl4-9i15
Newport Beach, Calif.
Int~rviews be\ween 9
a.n'I. and 4 p.m .. Mon-
day, March 2. Use back
entrance.
EQual ()pportuni~
Employer II I F AllUMICAl•S ..,,..,A_..y
wUJ be tntervtewmc pro--1~ve atudenta lo your 1-~ ... ~ .. ,=.=Tl::S:a~l.~-I .:,.a. II you aN 18 yn. -or older •a h.lfh Kbool Acct. Ca• All• pad .. )'OU may qua1lfy Immediate Ol*'lnl for
for alrtine/travel career • I en e Y e • P • r • d . trainlQf, coordinator with ad.
CaUtoll rree: mana1erlal/01"1anlu·
t.eoe.426-1611 tlonal 1JdllL JnCluatrlal
V W .. or trade accounta back·
meou¥W, 8:1°· J':::f ..-met. Call
at 114·7»0355
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PROCESSOR/
CREDIT CHECKER
Ualted C•llfor1tlo
... It tnldlM) COit-
_. .. precnson
.... c:reclt dtecbn.
're•&o. Hr.rlnce
wo•ld M .e,f•I. ....... ., ............
Good typlltcJ t11• _.. r1ylutcl .
llltlm.oc-':
714-119..0170 ............. ........
71M47·Zlll
w7t4-MMtll . Ila .
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l!li1 BANKING
~ WE HAVE A JOI
YOU CAN COUNT ON.
A re there any jobs left,thlll you
can count on? Yes. And we haveca
few of them.
We're looking for experienced
tellers who want a career that will
amount to som e thing more than
just a day-in. day-out job with n o
future. Our available teller posi-
tions have that something.
Positions that give the solid
security only a bank can give. Not
to mention the sense of accomp-
lis hment you feel at the e nd of
your day.
AU you need is p revious telle r
e xperience, a ba~ic kn owledge on.
math and the au1itty to communi-
cate with people in a very frie ndly
way.
lf you qualify call us.
There may be a job for you with
lots of room for advancement
It's a job where you'll count
forua
And count on us.
c-.u for an appoinbt\Cnt:
Newport Beach (714) 644·6464
AnaheJm (714) 776--0779
If'
Downtown Los Angeles ) ... l 1
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A ''*'"'·With.It....... I IC!'* Oppc;ttuMy £~ tili'M
l.., g t s -
~~
..
finding the most
qualified men and
women for the job, and
tl)en giving them a re-
alistic path for advance
ment Interested., Take
a look at our curreni
career openmgs for
111 Del Mar
631-9421
Laguna Beach
494-9233
Huntington Beach
962·9116
Ful-Tlme
Peri-Time
look k ee p ~r /F ull
Rapidly c:::~g C.M
mfg firm is seeking an
exp'd. full charge book·
keeper Interesting &
pleasant work environ-~~~~~~~~~~I
men t . computer &
budget exp a +. Growth
potenti a 1-cont ro lier
within 2 yrs. Salary
Sl3K·Sl5K to start. Send
resume to: CD&G 5020
COMPIETEMT
Career opportunity for
mature individual who
cd'mmunicates effective·
ly. thinks on their reel. learns quickly, works
well with others or
alone. ty pes 60 wpm.
s hows initiative. Busi-
ness Computer Retailer
646-0221
CHJRO.ASST
for Holistic Clin ic nr·
O.C. Airp0rt. 30·40 hrs wk. Ins. & typing exper.
pref. SS&-4953.
C Saturcloy Otlly I
SAVINGS
SPECIALISTS Campus Dr. N.B. 92660 Christian Mom nee ds
Alln: D.A.F. . babysitter. Must be flex
COOIC'S HELPER
With d~'ver's license.
C.M. a a. Call bet. 9 & There's career advance· ment. a convenient loca·
Uon and outstanding company benefits In our
World. We invite you to
apply In person or ca II :
IOOICKHPH F/C i ble . Day s. so m e
SECRET.ARY nlgbtstwkends 641·8660. i-C-OU--NTER---HIL--P-
3,646-1 (Marvin).
costa Mesa location . CIRCUS VARGAS Ambitious, t>ri&hl and
Goo4 w/phones. F ull Costa Mesa. Mar. 17·19 ener1etic people wanted time. Typing, general Office & delivery help-for run and p/lime help
off Ice P roe ed u res · F /T, Call 54&-1266. for busy dell & sandwich WORLD
SavlnCJS
&Loan
3820 s. lrktol
s-taAMI
C.-\92704
714-556-0121
_845-__ 2244 _______ ---------i shop_ Good starting posi·
CLEANING lion with xlnt chance for
Equal Opportunity
Employer
Bartenden wanted for :
Bookkeeping
5-llOfc.Y~ Casual, Informa l ore.
with low turnover. Some
typing, A/P, A/R , P/R
for 20. Quarterly state-
ments . Very good
benefits. To $12.000_
Call: Ellie O'Brien.
540·5001. Snelling &
Snelling or Newport
Beech Age ncy. 434p
Campus Dr .. EOE
Ichabod'• '"'"'°""· Opening soon, 0. Co. •a looldl11pln9 Clfftl
newest night/ spot. 8 Full Ume. exper. helpful
stories in the sky. Dining but not. nee. Many com ·
& dancing to rock & pop. pany benents. Apply at:
Apply ln person at 23861 1660 Placentia Ave ..
El Toro Rd. Ctop noor or Costa Mesa
Home Savings & Loan ---------
Bldg.) El Toro. Thurs, •CAI DRIYHS•
Fri, Sat, Mon & Tues CbttkerCab
between 6-9pm. 951-2800 710-0222
BEAUTICIANS&--------
MANICURISTS, follow-CAFETERIA
Ing pref. To work In WORKER , warm. friendly salon .
Hrw. nexlble. The H•lr $4.1 lj'haw
_D_e_pot_._55'1_·2234 __ . ____ , Temporary, part-lime
Buuty and aubetltute poeiUons
Pro•resatve salon In available at Huntington " Beach Union High Newport looking for School Olslrict. Duties
creative, motivated, include service food and
w""'tralned, exp Hair 1ederal cleaning of
DellO*'.C.lll»-0304. cafeteria. Apply at
Need h e Ip In m y advancement in grow-
established residential Ing company. To set up
cleaning service. Good appt. for Interview call
pay. Call today. 751·5198 Stan at673-9000.
~--------CLERICAL Invoice ore COUNTER HELP
nds person 1c.rurale No experience nee. AM
w/figures, typing & 10. shift. Full lime. Apply in
key, exp. req. 979-8600 pel'l(ll'l: Dlppity Donuts,
C.M. 1854 Newport Blvd .. _
C.M.
Going Into
Business? >
A• required by law,
ne w bu1lne11e•
u•lng a Flctltloua
llu•lnHe Name muat
reg leter that name
w"h the County Clerk.
Call the DAILY PILOT
LEGAL DEPARTMENT
for tonne and furthe r
lnformadon.
142""321
ht.332
COUMTHHBJt
Sat/Sun IOPM·8AM,
Mon-Fri 7AM·lPM
Winchell's DQnut.s 2sa E.
17th ST CM
Counter help wanted 1 F /T , M ic he l le's
Cleanen,
496-5124
¢US TOOi.AMS
Nl&ht custodians needed
by HunUn1ton Beach Ci-~ )' School District. ~bm per month, de·
pendin1 oo uperlenc1.
Apply 735 l4UI St. Hunt-
lnston Beach S»-11151.
·•••••• lailyPUat . ·• • Cameraman · •
BOOKK!!PER/ Room lat.
e Experienced at least 5 years. e e Must be able to use newsp-per e
RECr.PT. MedlcaP'.ot·
flee, La1una area.
Small. con1eolal office.
full time. l ntunnll•
forma/typhi1. Call Bet·
_ # e camera· -,and platem akln t e A"'._ e systems. Excellent waaes and e
ty: •nm.
IC>Olll9• Part tlme. A/P . A/It,
PJR, Ute t"*'I· Fltsl· ble In. rte-. call Mr.
Hallda1. M64711.
uu .... 11.-wD a
D1U1 Pilot CIUSllled M ._, ,,
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• ,Pilot. ' . . •
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l<mt Yorktown Ave. 'I Costa Mesa, CA •. ~f':~tb, ~ual Opportunity Employer
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rut hanCla/1ood mind.
We want you. &U·'907.
••• ,,..c ....
~5 E. Ulth St. #62
CofstaMeaa
A.PPlY 1n persoa to: •
UC8'110MIST Irvine are•. 8am·5pm.
Ute b1llna • fUlnJ req. saoofmo. -(714>978-7243.
658191.
----..-----1Dry Cleaner ne.eds
'Dat• Procaalng
TBMINAL
OPllATOR
CAU
78()..3400
oaL FIT & r fT... Ellary's, 3444 E. Coast
Hwy.CdM ,67~1354
Delivery Driver lo work
at auto parts store. Must
be 18 or over. have valid
California Driver's
license. good driving re·
cbrd. & know Costa
Mesa. Apply at: Hub
Auto Supply . 2120
Harbor Blvd. Costa
Mesa. 646-2464, ask' for
-Claud
DELIVERY
mature. resp, person to
work 4 hrs. evet\ings &
Sat Gd. pay + gas
money . M r Bes t
Cleaners, CdM, 675-3306
Engineering
EHGIN.IRING
AIDE
~--_,~_l!~ng and ~;:r~n~elated education or couri;e
work
Apply Immediately
No Resumes
COUNTY OF
ORANGE
Personnel Dept
625 N. Ross St..
, ' Room G· lsO 'S~nta Ana, C_l!.~2701
(714) 834·2844
Affirmative ActiOn
Employer M /F
Typesetting company
~ young or mature
person. Must have neat
,appearance to work as~~~~~~~~~ local messenger. usin1tl ________ _
company-owned car. Factory Worlcen
Ca.n be 'typeseltinl( op Permanent position
portunity arter l year A Costa Mesa. 631·0700.
full time job, Mon -Fri 1---------9-5:30. MUST have rlean . drivers l icense In File Clefks -want ii
Irvine. near airport Call <'hange' llse vour sk1lli;
ror appt. 549-2231 ror bonuses 641 3907
Delivery man for LA Flexible hours. car
Times to homes in C M phone. nee·
& H.B. J.6AM . S375-S45-0I 642-3169. 4·8PM
mo. + bonus. Dependa
ble car 546 4481 or
964-4982
DRIVERY·P IT
18 & over. Good dr1vinli! record. N.B 751-4705.
l>efttal Assistant
Chair side, RDA &'X ray li e. req .. 4"'1 day wk ,
benefits. salary open
642·6880. 673·3403 wknds
D'e nt al Assii.ta nl
chairside with X Ray
lie. Part time Seal
Beach office. 431·2929
Dental
OtlhodutiHcAsst
1 Lacuna Beach. Dental exper. req. Good wages.
benefits 494-8555
FOOD SERVICE
Part time work availa-
ble Need a little extra
money" Work for the
Irvine lln1f1<'d School
Dist Foorl ServlcE' Dept
part time. & still enjoy
other a<·t1vities for the
balance of the day App-
ly: 29'1 I Alton Ave
Irvine. 552 1383 E 0 F.
FULL TIM F: days/nit<'s
Ans serv No exp nee
Call · 833-3333 EOE
GcrdeMr H~per
Work includes OP,era lmg
Hesson mowe r . Ex
ce llen t benefits
546-6682
General
11-.IGIMHtl•yCt.llb
1 h now hlrincJ=
,,._. o.-ca.rtt
'7AM·SPM
PIX01Mt1ator ~p'd. 2PM·10PM
Codlfail
Walter Waitress
Ell perlenced
•days5PM-12PM
l d3y llAM·SPM
H!ght Dffll Ca.rt&
Fri.sat.Sun 11PM-7AM
Spa AHeodalth
Ladie's Spa
7AM-2·30or2:3Q·9
Men's Spa Sat Sun
5.JOPM-12PM
Please call for a ppt
645-7358 Mon -Fri
8:30-5PM
General
STO,
LOOKING ...
START
LEARMIMG!
Kelly Services l'an offer
you ill)med1 ate. exciting
temporary positions
when & y,here you want
•TYPISTS
•CLERKS
*SECRET ARIES
•WORD
PROCESSORS
Apply at 2102 Rus ml·s~
Center Or Suite 208
Irvine. 833-1441 or 27957
Cabot Rd. Laguna
Niguel 8.11 05<12
GENERAL OFFICE
INSURANCE
CLERK
TJPIST
ThLc; is an excellent op-
portunity ror a <1 haT'p
detail minded 1nd1v1dual
in insurance claims
General Office
Consulting hrm needs
mature . ener~elic
person w1th po!\itive al
t1lude to do j?eneral or h ce work greet clients. G~ lypmg and offi<'e
answer phone:;. type ett· I skills arP required
HARDWARE SAU.:$
L.AGUMAl .. CH
Retail. ferm fµtl &
p/time. ~ Broadway.
497.4403
HARJ)WARESALES
Full time/Part.time. Ap·
ply ln person: Crown
Hardwa~. 1024 Jrvlne
<We1tcUtr Plaza> N.8.
You are the wlnnt'r of
4heHckeh
(llA value). to .........
41oetShow Mar. 4 lhru Mar. 8
Anaheim Convention
Center
Call 642-5678. ext. 272 to
claim your tickets. ••• -----------~------Kelp needed. Take & de·
liver orders. High earn·
ings potential Ph.
642 3169. 4·8PM ----H O M ECLEAN I NG
SERVlCE help needed
1mmed Call btwn Mon·
Thur5-7PM . 645·0961
Hospital
MEDICAL
, SOCIAL
WORKER
Le~al SecreUU'y, exp In
litigation. gd skills. H.B.
Non-smoker. 848-1400.
Legal Secretary for sole
practitioner. airport loc.
Cong~nial atmosphere,
nex hrs. Prerer back~
ground in civil lit./busi-
ness planning, word pro-
cessing exp helpful. Con·
tact Jim at (7 14 >
975·0363.
LeCJCll SK 'y
Litigation exp. for sole
p r actit io n er O.C.
Airport Loe. Xlnl salary
position to start immed.
851-9339
We are one of Southern Live-in lady mature for
California's leading companionship. lite
200 + hed acute care hs kpg/cooking, free
hos pital/trauma cen room /board/sal ary.
ters We have an Im· Ca ll Mrs . Dunlop
mediatc opening for a 494-8C175 t'lm1cal socrnl worker --.---k·----
Candldates should have Llve-:m house eeper com n minimum of 2 years I paruon for elderly lady
expenence. and be MSW I 642-0056
hcen~ed as a clinical
social worker by the
Board of Behavioral
Science Examiners
We orfer ver y com
pellt1ve salaries and an
exce llent bene fits
Loan Officer Lie. nee
I M V E S T
COUHSB.OR
Exp in 2nd & 3rd TD loan
placement
(714 )832 -6311 .
(213)413-4050.
package. If you feel you ---------may qttalify for this OAN
position. we invite you to L
co ntact our ·
PERSONHEL DEPT.
7 14-979-12 I I
FOUNTAIN
VAUEY
COMMUNITY
HOSPITAL
17100 Euclid at Warner
Fountain Valley, 92708
Equal Opportunity
Employer MI F
Hostess
IOllURHS
REST AUR.AKT Now hiring part lime
day hostess . lnlt.-ilew
2-•PM, Tues.-Thtif!\ l7
Fashion Island. Newport
Center
VA/FHA LOAN
CLOSER
A ~!'1!~~~c8~e.
J780:2Glllette A'1e.
Irvine, CA 927l3
P/T·F/'i help needed In
malt room. Piece work
+ ~centive. 641·3907.
F.Q11aJ Opportunlt)'
Employer M/F
P/Ume, 7days, 2hrs/dai·
ly,. AM delivery, L.A .
Timee. StOO per week, +
llH allowance. Laguna
Beach. $-8496.
lttc ....... st
Part/Full 'Time Recep.
tionilt. Typina, ll&ht
bookkeepina & other 1---------• clerical work. Hasson &
Aseoc. 851-1~1.
MATMIAL RIC8'110NIST
HAMDUNa Pmdt,,..... Optr. Full time. Sun.-Thura.
Parts clerk. r ubber hose P /T evenings. Over Lite typin«" 10-key ex· prod\lcts, must pass co. 3Yrs. exper. necessary. perience needed . Pvt.
pbyakaJ Including back Costa Mesa. 631-0700 Country Club. 6'4·M04.
x-ray. Taking appllca· ~~~~~~~~I REC~IST Uons btwn a & lOAM On·
ly. Stratoflex . 17671 ftllAl,fTY Wilh or WJ t typing ~ needed. Top pay. Tern· Armstrong Ave., Irv.. CONTROL porary & full time. Call
EOE A Kendavis Ind. Final inspection. hose & Tod Services at 979-8900
_c _o _______ rilling, must pass co.
physical including back Restaurant Help Ma lure ornce person to
take control or main·
tenance & cleaning com·
pany orfices. Hrs : 10-6.
Salary + bonus. Call
966-0627.
x-ray. Taking applica-Buspersons & Cocktail
tions btwn 8 & lOAM on· Waitress/Walter. Apply
ly. Str,atoflex. 176'11 in person. Beach House
Armstfong Ave .. Irv.. Restaurant. 619 Sleepy
EOE. A Kendavis Ind.. Hollow Lane. Laguna
Co Beach.
SALIS C••u 1rltelatlM1 TRAINEES
This ls a perm. pos. for
careei:. oriented, hi1hly
motivated Individuals.
Our comprehens ive
sales training program
will prepare you In de-
velopi.na new acct&. aa
well u maintaining ex.
lstln1 cu,,tomer base in
the O.C. area. l n ·
dlviduals willing to work
hard &c take direction
wlll develop highly pro-
f 1 table sales s kill$
w /unllmiled income
potential. For confiden-
tial inlA.!rvlew with So.
Calif's. largest indepen·
dent dealer. contact:
MEDI CAL Real Estate Licensee to
Front orfice ex per / 1 sit lovely new condos in
person off ice. Call CostaMesa.631-4361 Renee: 972-2868
Lori Murray. RESTAURANT Caur. Copying P roducts
Catering Co. has open· 17741 Mitchell. Irvine.
MEDICAL
COURIER
Mu s t h av e own
transportation & be
familiar with Calif.
fnvy. system. No sales.
Pleasant position ror in·
div. who enjoys driving.
Mon· Fri .. 9-SPM
MB>ICAL OFFICE
Needs p e r so n ex ·
perie n ced with die·
ta phone. insurance bi II·
i ng & h andling
telephones One person
omce. Fulltime position
Santa An a area
831 -0480
Medical
RECEPTION IST for
radiology office in N. B
Exp prererred. M F . gd
benefits. 631·4422.
Nurse s Aid e /House -
keeper. wk ends or Ii ve-
in Fri'. N.B. 642·3481
Nun Ing
Nurse Aides, 7-3:30 &
3:30-7 :30PM. Country
Cl ub Co nv . H osp.
549-3061.
Nun1lng
REGISTERED
NURSE
SS.63 to hl.01 per hour
No experience. Full and
part time. Additional for
PM work.
REAL ESTATE..
Opening for car eer
m inded pe rson. Top
Newport location. Serv-
ing Westcliff, Newport
Hts. E. Costa Mesa.
Liberal incentive com-
mission split to 80"h. Call
Dan 64S-7221
Century 21 Westclirr
Real F.state Lie. Nee.
I H V E S T
COUNSELOR
Exr in 2nd & Jrd·To loan p a cement
(714 )832 ·6311 .
(213)413-4050.
inJts for run ~ime, pa,rt 979-2333
time . ~A M t o ~~~~~~~~~ 9 :30AM /1 P M f or-=
sandwich & salad as· ---------sembly. Also need full Sal~/Eng-electronics.
time slicer to train on Established M anufac-
portion control Lori's lurer 's Rep. E~cellent
Kitchen. 979·<Y147 o p p o r t u n i t y
Restaurant Help
Del Taco in Newport
Beach is now hiring full
& part time help. Both
day & night s hirts
available. Please apply
in person. 2112 South
Salary /Benents/tncen·
t1ve. Industrial equip·
ment /c ompo nents
Orange County a rea.
EZRA MI NTZ AS·
SOCIATES lNC.
213-670-5410
East Bristol. Newport ~~~~~~~~~
Beach. Sales·
Restaurant
Real F.state
SUCCESSOR
-S how dancer wanted
Jor:
I nflation F ighter .
P /time work . F /lime
pay & tax advantages.
714· 96(). 5646
FAILURE IH '8 I?
1. Have you considered
the pitfalls of com-
mercial & residential re-
al estate? For example:
17"4 INT. rates. long
escrows, fa rming for
listings. com petition.
etc.!
rrot.ssional Land eo. pol atloft
Has lhe answer for your
.s ucces,, in 1981.
2. Learn to market low
cost lots and acreage in
So. Calif. We have 10~
Ichabod's Penthouse
Opening soon. 0 . Co. 's
newest night s pot 8
stories in the sky. Dining
& dancing lo rock & pop
Uplo$7. Apply in person
at 23861 El Toro Rd. (top
rtoor or Home Savings &
Loan Bldg). El Toro.
Thurs. Fri. Sat, Mon &
Tues between 6-9pm
RETAIL SAL ES
LAGUNAIEACH
Hardware . Perm. full &
p /time. 24-0 Broadway,
•97-4403
SALES
lmmed. openings, full
lime & part time reader
ad representatives for
inside sales positions.
Gd. company benerils.
Apply in person: Pen-
nysaver, 1660 Placentia
Ave .. C.M. Monday·
Friday, 1 to 5
SALES
INT. rates. Earn SSOK to I• .. -------· $150K, first year . un-RETAIL limited leads & more!
Newport Beach leading
J ewe le rs seeking full
lime Employee well
versed in sales & om ce
procedures. 5 day week
including Saturday. no
evenings. Call 673-9334.
LlcenM NCIUiNd.
For success in 1981. ask
for Mr. Telles
95.s-3402 & 831-8557
Sales
DESIGNet
DRAFTER
Laguna Beach elec
t ronics manura cturer
needs.
•an experienced per<;on
lo be responsible for
drafting & mechanical
design runcl1ons. Mui;t
ha ve th orou.l(h
knowledge or drarting
Gall Bobbi 644 -91~ We offer a compellt1ve eves SSl·5184 I s alary full beneht s ._ _______ _
GEHERAL OFFICE packa~e plus _<irlvan~e HOST /HOSTESS
Full time 2 positions
available Day & eve.
Must be able to work
wknds Apply 10 person .
3PM to SPM The Jolly
Roger, 400 So. Coast
llwy, Laguna Beach. No
Columbia Savings has
an immediate opening in
i t s Anah ei m a d -
ministrative oHice for
an experienced VA /FHA
loan closer. Selected ap-
plicant will have recent
FHA insuring and VA
guarant eeing ex ·
p e r i,e n c e . W i 11 be
responsible for process·
ing and e xamining
various documents
(sales escrow instroc·
lions. title and appraisal
reports. deeds of trust>
for conformance with
Loan Committee re-
quirements. T yping COU.._.TY OF
R ECEJVJNG Clerk -
P /time truck driver.
D ay s hift. Mon-Fri
•97-1741
HELP!
B U ILDER S E M ·
PORIUM. a division or
t.be Wickes Companies
and California's largest
chain of Home Improve-
ment Centers. is grow-
ing again!
OPPORTUHITY
CONTINUES
TOKHOCK
When you work for the
Los Angeles T imes
Circulatlon dept. as a
field representative in a
part time sales program
which involves signing
up new subscribers· in
the community. Many
now in this program
earn more than S200 per
week for' working just a
few hours each day.
We're looking for shar p
Individuals who have a
neat appearance and a
knack for talking with
people. We pay hourly
wages + generous com·
missions. Previous sales
experience helpful. but
not necessary.
T menl opportunities fo or Ty~mg & gen. o!c. ski_ ls more information pleu~._..
req d .w ork vaned & m· contact Dehh1c FowlH terestmg Costa Mesa al 714.558.1414
area. 546-7172
procedures: PC board ---------1 layout, digital. analoi:. GEHERAL OFFICE
microwave circuit de Huntington Beach area.
sign. & some knowlerlgP Sm office lnvo1cin.I(,
or electro-mechanical typinJi:, heavy P.hont'
packaging. contact with rustomers
DRAFTER 847·3563
•to do mechanical detail ---------
IHA.
lnsuranceComp;1n\ nf
North Amer11·a
soosouth Mam
400 Cmtra I Towrr
OranRl'. C'A
F.qual Oppty
Employer M F
phone calls.
I 11 o s t ~ I H o~ l e s s e s ·
Waiters/Waitresses
wanted for·
drawings for assembly ---------1 It layout. Knowledge of GE:NERAL OFFICE
s hop practi ces & lmmediate opening fora
machines desirable d e pend .. able . ex
Work or school exper perienced person with
equivalent to 2yrs xlnt. typing skills & u
ttlghschool mechanical p 1 ea~ in I? ph o n e
drawing & math courses personality Duties \\ 111
necessary. al!IQ include filing &
Opportunity for advan general office work
cement & career Xlnt bencfits &working
•rowth. We offer xlnt. conditions with a l!rn''·
pay&benefits + · ing rompanv Appl) m
4 DAY WottK WEEK person at
Facility is in beautiful Tll E JOLLY ROG 1-:R I
Laguna Canyon near INC Beach & Resort areas 17°'12 G1lletll' Ave
Call for appt: Personnel Irvine
Dept. Telonic Berkeley · 714-546 0331
714-494-9401. Laguna GEHERAL OFFICE
Beach. E.O F.. • Need good typin~. 10-key
Di s hw asher s ,
buspersons, full & part
lime. Immediate open·
lnga. Apply In person
How ard J o hn son's
Restaurant. 2550 So. El
Camin• Real. San
Clemente.
DomesUc Help wanted.
U ve in po8ition.
skilli1 & phone manner.
Order Desk & hte bkkp~
Part time now. p()ssible
full time. 15311 Monrovia
Ave. N.B. 548-5125.
General Office
Person with good skills
to work in ~.B. offi ce.
Gd benefits. Please call
Mrs. Kelley at 752-8931.
GUARDS Irvine & SA.
locations. S4 00 & up
978·72-13!'.lr 638·8191
GUARDS
Full & part l1mt' All
area~ u nHorms furn 'd
Ages 21 or over. retired
welctime No exper. nee.
A p p I y l ' n i v e r s a I
Protection S<'r\'lee 1226
W. SUl St Santa Ana
lntervll'" hr' ~I· 12 & I 4
Mon-Fri
Hair Colorist
French foil hair c9!nrisl
lyr. training & 2) rs ex
per '" french roil t•olor
ini?. Dut1r~ include
normal h a1rdresc,1ng
service. S7 .5-0/hr Take
ad t-0 the Stale Employ·
ment Service office in
Orange County. DOT
332.Z71010
HAIRDRESSERS
Costa Mesa. Rent or
commission. Call Mgr
548-1311. 842-1812
A Christian couple or I
penon needed to take
care or 3 children +
cooking. Mml be able to
drive. Car & self con
talned apt. provided on
nme lfOWlds as main
bome In So. La•un•. For
•et•ll• call Judy at
-..00. Mon. thf'\I Frl
GRAVEYARD
CUSTODIAL
tAMtoSPM. •
Drapery Coordhutor,
4aP· penon needed ror ·~ department ln •ur deal 1n 1tudlo. •aaoi.
DRAPERY SffOP hl Nwpt Bch nHda
dlecha.alcal peraon.
Good drMna rtcord.
l'ut edvaaeemeet for
llaarptralnet.: ,,.07 ... . 11.,.. ...... ,.........u. ......... aa..us.t, ... ,. ........... "' .... , ..... l ...
...... ,,. "*1t·
.,
Immediate seasonal openings
elClst of Individuals to work 30 to
40 hours per week In tt)e Gra'ie·
yard Custodial shift during o-ur
Easter and Summer seasons.
Starting rate of pay ls $-4. 73 per
hour, wnlch Includes shift differ-
entlal, No experience required.
Possible pf,meoe11t pooltlons
lvaUabte at the end of Summer.
Ichabod's PNthouu
Opening soon. 0 Co. 's
newest night spot. 8
stones in the sky. Dining
& dancing to rock & pop.
Up to SS/hr. 18 ok. No
exp nee . will train App-
ly in person al 23861 El
Toro Rd. llop noor of
Home Savings & Loan
Bldg ) El Toro. Thurs,
Fn. Sat. Mon & Tues
between 6-9pm 951 -2800
Hotel
•PM Housekeeper
hi TifM /Ens We are seeking reliable
people oriented persons.
Enjoy excel lent co.
benefits including a rree
meal per shit\. Apply in
person 9AM-Noon. Mon-
Fri. Personnel. · .
MARRIOTI HOTEL
900 Newport Center Or.
Newport Beactl Equal Opp Emplyr M/F
HOUSB<HPH
Live-in. 2 ln family\)llm-
p I e cook in&, so m e
English, must have local
hskpng refs. Linda late.
Ans wer Ad . 1358
642-4300. 24 hrs.
Housekeepers wanted.
SeacUrt Motel UMll So .
Coast Hwy, La1una
Be.ach.~.
Housekeeper /Com pan.ion
for elderly person. Live·
lnorout. 833-2008.
HOUS9C .... S We haw an immediate
ope ll11\I for 2
hoUMkeepen. Full time
position•. lOPM·IA M shifts. Xlnt. f.rlnfe
bendlta pac:ktie. Apply
tn P8Jbn It Adv a.ncejl
Health Center. UOO
8..utol St. North, St•· II 100. NewPOrt Beach.
E.O.E.M/P'.
H~eeper for eldtrlJ
lecly. Uv•ln Mature
..... to drtvt. ~ .. k.., ...,_._ Attrutiv•
•~··· Reft . rtq'd • M4-21JO.ID-•1
skills of .S·SS wpm re-"
quired. We ofrer a top ORANGE starting salary. excep-
liona 1 work en viron · CorrKffoMI RECEPTIONIST
ment, generous benefit M.dlcal 5-Ylce Part time. Good ap-
package including den· Affirmative Action pearance. Like working
tal and vision. and ex· Employer M/F willl people. Lile typing.
cel lenl g r o wth op -~~~~~~~~~ 631·5664. portunity. Please call ----------
Nancy Perrin at (714) Part time Working. but RECEPT /SECY
776-7101, ext. 83. for an looking tor an extra Restaurant design firm,
interview appointment SI .000? Call 595-2390. has immed. opening for
Columbia
Savin9s
and Loan
Association
910S. Brookhurst
' Anaheim
EqualOppty
Employer M /F
MACHINIST
P-' time ror short run
production lathe work-
lile, clean job. 646-3215
MACHI.ME
SHOP
TRAINEES
lmmed. openings for
mach. operators . Will
train for C.M. plant. Ex-
ce 11. co. b enefit s
Deltronic-545-0413
d e pendabl e s h arp Part time he lp in office '1 person w /good typing
day week 5PM-7P M s.kills. Able to handle
S 3. 35 /hr to s la r l. correspondence. riling,
Newport Harbor Animal adding machine. er·
Hospital. 631-103> rands. busy phones &
Part Time
COYMl .. g Youth
Carriers
Adults with out.standing
attractive personalities
to spend 15 hrs per week
counseling youth ages
10-15. Evenings &
Weekends Available Si5
per wk . Cal l
2:JG.5:30pm. Mon thru
Fri. 642-4321 ext 343.
Ask for Lori.
Coost
PUot
330 ay Street
Costa Mesa. Ca.
E q u a I 0 p p o'r t .
Employer
front office. Congenial
small office located in
Irvine industrial com-
plex. Xlnt. medical/den·
tal package Orange
County Restaurant
Services. 2601 Daimler
St . Santa Ana .
714-641-5700.
RECEPTIOHIST
Lag. Bch hotel. Flex
hrs. Neat. dependable.
Will train. 497-2446
RECEPTIONIST
Exciting position in our
design studio! Good
telephone personality;
TYPING & f i ling .
556-1~1.
---------PhoneSales/Adv.Spec. R~/h.Offlu Small, friendly com-
pany near ocean n~s
fblltime 1penon for re-
ception & variety of
1eneral orrlce duties.
Must have good typing akiU.. Donna, 645-3132.
MANICURISTS
WAMTIO
W /Cliental great rental,
xlnt working cond .
770-ZIM5
MANUFAcruRING
LABll CODER
Inttnevitamin manurac-
h1rlnt company re ·
quires person to work ln
Ubel Root'i keepln1
1011 and r•cords and
prindn« pachfi.n.I lo-
formetion on lebels. Wlll won lo close Ualaon
with mnufac:tarln1. =r-=la and J'DA . RtpotU to
manufa~lur l ns
roreman.
l'ttue call ror
appelntment:
S 1,000 IONUS
for experienced phone
pros. fllghest comm. In
lndl.lllltry. For confiden-
tial interview call Mr.
Taylor. 714/498-2953 San
Clemente area.
llC.rtOMIST
Wltb es.cellent typing
akilll for enpneerlng or-
f\ce. C.ll.157·114l
Our new store in Santa
Ana will have its Grand
Opening soon.
We are seeking qualified
a nd experienced in
dividuals to work as
CASHJERS. in SALES
and in the
WAREHOUSE. Both full
and part-Ume positions
a r e avai l able. In·
terviews will be held al
the store located al·
21 JOS. IRISTOL
CIR.ISTOL
ATWARHERt
SA.HT A AHA. CA.
Wa rehouse applicants
are requested to apply
on Monday morning.
March 2. 1981 as only a
limited number or these
positions are available.
Interviewing hours are 9
AM·NOON & 1:30 to 4
PM, beginning Mon ..
March 2nd and continu·
in g Tues . & Wed. or
possibly longer Ir the
need still exists.
A.Pft.Y~RLY! ·
Successful applicants
can expect to begin
work:lng and tralnJng on
March 9, 1981.
We offer a tood atartlnl
rate with an automatic·
increitie •Iler the lit g
months. Tb1a la an ex-
cellent opportunity for
en indlvidual to 1row
with a new st.oft and
wltbourvcoandln1 com·
P•nY which offen op. Portdl• for advance•
ment.
COMlt·JotM
C>mllAMl ••Wl•••t
At 8uladen t:mporlum,
wtth all W.'H &ot, m've sot It amte.
Call M onda y -F rida ~
9AM-5PM. 957·2361 ext,
#1204
Salesperson Paint
counter. Some ex per. re·
q 'd . Laguna Beach
lumber Co. 494-~38 or
540-8267.
Salespersons, canvass
trainees. pd daily. No
e xp , s tart immed
497..445()
SALES PERSON .
mature, for s peciality
s hop. Exp. helpful but
not nee. Full & P /lime.
Call : 646-~ for appl.
Sales
Put your Van or Pickup
to work & make great
money. Exp a + but not
n ee. Green World ; "
898-0300.
Salespeople-Cathy Jean,
Fashion latand"s finest
ctothin1/1boe store bas
lmmed, openings for
eaaer. attractive
aat.espeople to work tn
our Faabion Island
store. We will train the
ri1ht pencnnel. Contact
1U cardo or Joe at
7•'700.
t SALISPaSOM
Fulltlme, amblUou.a
aae.l*'Oft wut.d to work In marine urdware....,..ao.~
ex per. preferred. Xla1
bnefttl " w.dlDt .... dldlm .... im.
•
SALIS TRAINEES .. ..,. • .,. •tff Pull or pt/ttme, exceU. ......... 1 "'
oppt1. for cotle1e stu· ltllC.,.OMll denu Ar moonlif!hlers. E~_,.,, phoau, l)'pe
Eaall)' earn tl~W/hr. 45+wpm, Ute bkllp ~II! Jacll at 8Gl·2'4Z, misc. clerical. Jrvln
J-4PM mfr. Call K.H. 54N894.
iJSCHOOL AIOIS Sttl"Nry
ApplicaUoN are beln1 20-~ ~l.'/oJone ~ '°" Clusroom w om a n ( a m a n > llde=-aoM S.lO. Com· en11Merin1ofc. lnCosta t.amltY J.Jal.lon Aide-Mesa. Etcell. •salary. eliee -,.~. $4.74 to SS.79 Please call: Mon. thru per hr .. I to 3~ hn. per ..,. I ( t .. 3 0 p M day . BIJin1ual rr ··a ,..: • c lusroom A lde _ 645·2842. Thompson ~ Floatation Co. EOE etnamese, $4 .84 to ---------90 per hr .. 3 to s~ hrs:,_ ________ !
per day. Bw Aid,, $4.21
'4SS.13 per hr. Noontime
Aide, SUl per hr., 1~ to
2 hrs per day, ChUdcare
·Aide, S:U8 lo $4.40 1¥r
hr .. as ~. Apply:
Westminster School
Dist .. 14121 Cedarwood,
Westminster. E .O.E.
M /F
SECRETARY Court re·
lated victim-witness
program. Clerical & Ad·
min. duties: typing,
shrthd, rtt. keeping, fil.
ing, corre~pondence.
scheduling, press re·
leases, etc. 2 yrs. exp.
$1.000 per mo .. xlnl.
benefits. Apply via re·
sume by 3-9-81 to: YSP,
Inc. 280S Royal Palm
Dr .. Costa Mesa. Ca
92626
SECRETARY
Fash. Island. Internal 'I
~ktg. olc. w/mjr. corp.
in the engineering mfgr.
& cent. business. Req 's.
~\. typing "shorthaDd
; Jk ills. 76CHJOll
• · SICRffARY Xlnt opportunity for
sharp penon for position
with larfe packaging
Co. at executive offices ln N.B. Good secretarial
1klll1 needed, l)'pln1
~e 80Wpm, dJctatlDC
Wfachlne exp a must,
'6ottJtaod preferred but
not req. SupeJ'b benetfts.
$1250/mo +.Call Lola at (714)152>2'1 tl. TniltSsOIPM
llcta Sec'ys
Exec. Sec'ys .........
t ~ 1tifi}.ll 19111
Whirlpool frotl·fru
refri1. ne1r new, tna.
842-4141, f7M335
AMHOMll!OOO TRAIN I NO
Complete IN HOM r.
Tralntn' Obedl•n
re/Prqbftim 11olvlnw .
pr~l<Jn ea 7816
W11her10ryer apt 1111•
1rtal cond w /1t1nd war
rant)' 'lll Aprtl tlhJl()bO ..... ttu~I• maltt
•oodhlJmt•
ltHYI)' 1111111 fll<tllllJ IWJ 10111 llydr1ull11 ttht tu .
MtlllnlOOO C'tlr HJI, ,_l)'I
In• ftar 11001• tllllr Jh r•t I U UI filMI t1il)'ll . 6•1M@Yjjl!
•'lht1rl1n tlu11ky mnl.,
Cloud tlh1JllH1lllon M m1t
••II fWO. IUll I .
• •••
I060
················••!•••• HORS~ BOARDED
Back Bay. N.8. Lil{hted
aren1. 641·9191, »7· ------''--Jew.try 1170 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Wiii tr1de complete 1847
Rogers natwure 18 ael·
llnp + servers) In case
for alurdy 14 ct fold
chain, 16" or lonJ(er. Call
for Information. 960-5844
evtwknda
Man's 14Kl yellow gold
bracelet in a nugget. tex·
lured curb link. Sell al
SO 'J o f a ppraised
value.548 ·6446 or
548-1'744
Irvine Coasl Country
Club Membe r s h ip
available. 955-2699 .
&.ewl•u•
• Helium Bouq uet• d•· Uver9d. Perteet for
90IO .......................
~ .................. ,.. ------.....,..,.~.,..-~-1
Yadlt '11 YZ Yamaha HO: ---------•
Clln'DION ...... riddm.tlOO. OUMlau..t
n'CbMltYawt ai .. 1... 'Saad lal_l.i l u'l\er. u---~-11 ---------· 1tod1 40nP vw I T· ._._~in.a 'T1 Honda 175 Ellinor.: Trailer. '11 Licente. !'' "' °""P c~
•HarborBlvd. '90 -· '*» mJ, twly COSTA MESA equipped, Jtbr, •Wll'ft.
C Chdlln1 d irt bl~•. xtnt tond, s 1 50 . I 7 1 . 9 5 2 1 , • H~:m::~~ mutt tell. '5$0/080. P'ullerton .• ...... . SACRIFICE Home portNwpt 8cli -552-·Mll_. _____ ,4 WW Drh'" 9llO t7f·2100 SllJOO. 54MIOt •
Mra.T.I.,..._
2Ue Walla~Ave. Video came machine. 1JIAYUMll
27 ft. twt. I JO
<714)631·5192
(21.S)m.5G7 '81 HondaATC no, Brand •••••••••••••• ... ••••••• -----~---'IMW t7tJ
New. UMd once. llOO. ie BLAZER nu enJ, CB, WI IUY •••••••••••••••••••••" 77NS1Cor548-mM •mltm c.,., eq. ttooo. CLIAM CAIS r.or th e beet dul In
M4·z:me..10Je1t Ate TIUCKS 0rante County ... eo11te CC.ta llna Wiii aeU, trade buy . ---------•
Guuanteed. Act now You are the winner of
4fnetlcbh 83 l ·OM2.
<U4Va lue>. to PAIH
. v ....... ... c .......... .... _.T ...... Fty ,
•IMMAca·.~· BOATS
8/12mo. plans prepaid
from $180/mo. Including
slip, lessons 7141964·591M
'78 Kawaultt KX 250,
Fadory Dirt Race Blke,
xlnt cond.. very · fast.
$500 OBP 5-48·8884, or
77oa:M
'78 Ram Charger. am/fm .. Seet!1Today! I
8-trk, pt, a.lr, off-road
suap. lo ml. Call aft A1lll11M LOSE IT ADVENT VIDEO BEAM 1etf SMw · & Eam Money lOOOA. 7' screen. washa·
Mar. 4thru Mar. 8 . 821·32.41 ble. like new. cost $4400.
.....,.,...,
latr&Sll,OOo
Ctl 671-2691 1 .... Anaheim Convention Mhul•••• sell $3000. 982·7911
h Center W..t.d 1011 Complete FISHER Stereo !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ca 865171. ext. 272 to ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• 536-1104 38' CHRIS Tri~abin. T /S.
claimyourlickets. WANTED: World Globe ---------• Gd . cond. Sl~.ooo . -S-PLIT--.·-s-~-·-O_N_E_D __ , • ~~nd. Csa;k~r;.pu:i~ ::: •• ~ _67_J._9060 ______ _ '* AllWOOO * 8 tr It tape p I ayer 35' Owens Bri1. '63, Tw. Wanted: Vega engine, S200toB0•3171 Y8's, loaded, N.B. moor·
•••141-9111 ••• '69·'74, Cood running ing avail. $17,950.
loah. Sall ' 9060 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Ericboo 32'. '75, loaded,
custom int-ext. Bristol
cond. Of{eror R.E. P.P.
-7903, 988--0872.
Prindle 16, tainbow sail,
trlr, beaut., like new.
$2275.871~
2:30pm 964.fl31.
'71RMU5Suiuki.Al.o'74 Jeep '77 CJ5 : Low
XR'1$ Honda. AJ10 3 rail mileage. Xlnt cond .
motorcycle trlr. Must XUA,I. Mu1t sell !
sell. 752-&fro.-URllJ'/OBO. 675-7306,
MINI-BIKE
Honda MR·50, good
cond, $200. 541-2591 eves
HONDA 400-4 Xlnt Cond
many xtras '85()
832-~
MUST SB.I.
'79Toyoto
Uke new, low miles
all options 16900/0BO
-5210
CO MM ELL
C l-iEVROLET
"\,.II 1 " '.
I I" I \ \11 '
S4t.-I 200
HtGHIUYB
Top dollan for Sports
Cars, Bugs. Campers.
914's, Audi's
·-
SADDUIACK
YAU.IYIMPOUS aa llarcuertte Pkwy. lllulon Vlejo
I J 1·2040 49M949
CloHd Sundays
CREVIER JobDWayneTennisClub cond, buy or trade for Panas on ic I n -dash S40-3855;M4-161Seves.
'
h I motorcycle. 964-4645 ...pn/fm cass, digital re· am . members p . ad-out . list S400. will 131,'J ' Whaler-25hp
$1100. incl. transfer . -... uo-.... Johnson , console . 8"-1549 Mlllkal sacr. _.... ............... IMtu AHii IOll C 1 t d teleflex steering, swivel
Columbia 26: '70. xlnt
cond. &: equip. w /poesi·
ble Newport slip. Asking
$10,500. 714/631-4352.
For Sale: Brand new
Chrysler 15bp outboard
engine, in the box. 1 yr
warranty. Orig. $950.
Asking S750. 751·8967
754-1858
'71 Yamaha 250MX, xlnt '72 Scout II, 4X2, manual. hard & .aoft tops, ·roll
cond. SS75. bar, can & wheel rack, &31-4848. eves. t $13'1 "•" _
AakCorU/C MGR
JIMMARIHO
VOLKSWA•EM
18711 Beach Blvd.
HUNTINGTON BEACH $' Sf • H OAOWAY
14~2000 , SANTA AHA
-T-~-0-Al-•. -... 1-• 835·3171
N.B. Tennis Club Family ••••••••••••••••••••••• o m p e e q u a seats. cover & trailer. e c. 5._.-..,,, "'9"" ~ THI UlTllllATf DIVVIHG lllACHl#f
Membenhlp CONN Director trombone Panasonic stereo S75. Xlnt cood. $2950. WIU de·
840-8110 with case. Excellent 642-3405 duct $400 if trailer not in· 12Scc Endoro motorcycle. PAIDFOI
GOOD • CLIAM I
U,..,CaRSI condition, $100. 675-8052 IOCllh&McrtM cl. Ca ll Howard at
O r ig Oil Painttnc after&PM. Erlm•eRt 101.
893 miles $300. Call Trudm 9560
962·8275. • ••••••••••••••••••••••
"Frazier The Lion" 4 · X .-r
4• Old Avon Bottles Quilter AMPW/J!J"JBL. G;;;,;•••••••••·;c;i0 7~9!93 10" Celestlan. Rebuilt • •••••••••••••••••••••• $250/080 Rob631·7231 . CHIU PAITIH
Yea! "Chili Man" is Peavey reverb amp.
b ack in busin ess! mikes&stands,nearnu.
. 642·5837. $300. 642-4348, 675-4335
Port·a·Crlb, $35. High GU IT AR . Yamaha
cbafr. $30. Stroller, $15. FG3t0. Like new. Must
Like new. 975 .. 7752 sell. $175, 548--0645
Complete Beauty 4alon Gibson quitar. Carvm
equipment & misc. furn. amp. mike & speaker
536-18S5 SJSO/offer 645-7292
*** -..... 18803Santa Marina
Fountain Valley
You are the winner or
4tr...ffck.ts
CS14 value), to
AaaMlm
loatShow
Mar. 4 thru Mar. 8
Anaheim Convention
Cent.er RCA Brown Washer like Ibanez electric guitar. Call 642-5678, ext. 272 to
new $95, Sears Lady Prol.modelwitJiTreeof claimyourtickets.
Kenmore Wht Port. Dis-Life going up to the neck * * *
hwshr S75. 17 cu' Philco Woodgrain body with1----------
N o · F r o s • l hard shell case. SSOO. CAMPWAYSRAFT
F ridge I Fr e e z e r -~--------• 10 ft. l pc. noorboard. ~c~d:S wJ ilcct:r:::k;/ Office Fwnihre & ~a0~:~es~0aui~t .p~m tp
IJA·l CM ~-0130 See l .. pullf I085 J ohnson motor. reblt.
Manager ••••••••••••••••••••••• used 2 hrs. Asking $750. · Folding tables, walnut 546-4.326
Cross Country Skiis. veneer, 8 '. $30 ea.--------
boots. poles! Household _640-_9888 _______ 1 items : everything from COPIER $400
Beaotiful painting or
your boat Sl50
NEWPORT H OUSE
AND
dishes . linens ... lo
books . Beaut i ful or orfer.S59-5978eves
clothing, hardly been
worn. 494-1387. Exec. walnut d e s k, YAC HT PORTRAITS
(60"X34"). 6 drawers, 1 ____ 67_S.._69_1~--
Electric amber hur· xlnt cond w/higb-back
ricane lamp SS, world exec. chair. Must see to loah, M..w..
globe $4. double grill· apprec. SSSS. 759-1108. Ecplif11MM 9030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• smaJl BBQ. $2.50, Stan· Rolex 's·P r esident . BARlENT WINCHES.
dard typewriter· s3o. OateJust. & most others . used. Sizes 28, 32 & 35. nietal typewriter table ... _ szo. Black wrought iron _a_u_~_,_U_c_. 7_52_-_79_1_9_. __ ,_S_tainl_._ess_._642_·29_32_. __
bakers rack $20, plants Olympia manual office Rowing DORY. 16' glass.
'\SS ea. Phone631-3474. typewriter, legal site. Teall cap rails. grates.
Refrig SlSO. Edger S75. $45. 64.5-0736 Co!11plete with light·
A&W mug equip.. new ft.ts 8087 we1gbt oars. 642-2932.
meat slicer. 552·0952 •••••••••••••••••••••••Inflatable Boat 12'6" will
For Sale : Moto rcycle
trailer. Honda XLlOO.
Canary hens: SlO. handle 30 h.p. O/B S59S
551-1741 642·3622
skiesn Gibson copy. Pl-.os & OrcJmtt 1090 for Sale: Brand new.
Bundy Saxophone.••••••••••••••••••••••• Chrysler lShp outboard
631-1163 1886 Emerson piano. engine. in the box. 1 yr
2' 1967 Chris Craft
Cutlass-Claisslc, xlnt
tond, 210 hp Chev, cuddy
cabln . .Ofrshore or ski.
Buylne bigger boat-
m ust sacr. $4000 or
makeolfer. 637-7918
Hobie UI. Red, wbt, blue '78 IT 175, good condition,
sails, no trlr. $1350. 1000 mi. $500. 979-5113.
7~9072. Hot deal. 960-52'T7
'80Dat.sun
Pick-Up
5 s peed . Am -Fm cassette. (1847234)
IErlckson 'Z7, spotless, Motortto...n. Sale/ $4918
d I I 5 -· 500 R...t/S.__ 9160 Barwick IUJrts s .s P8 ,...,., · ''!""-... 131-33 I •83.'J.-0818.~• ·········~············· RENT: 22 ·· lux. mtr. ------4----
Lido 1<1-10 yrs old w/frlr home. Sips s. self-cont. 'IOCHEV OLET
SALE.SEALEDBID all gear good cond. $275/wk. + 8•/nfi . 1/2 PICICUP
As is, where ls. '67·35' SHOO. 551·2820 Ive mess 640-8585. V-8. auto. trans .. factdry cc~· CECra_f~-~v~ Ssekli(aft. loah, Sips/ WE c .A. ..... SILL air oond .. power steer· r.....,. ...,.,. ~.. ~ 9070 ""'" ing, stereo cassette. A
Advance M a r i n e I · _. ynua It y pretty polar white gem Transport. 1672 Placen· 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• (""'."_~ • with only 8000 miles .
tia Ave, C.M. Ca. Feb. 25 HEWPORT MAllHA 559-1304 coordinated white spoke
thru March 4 between Slips Avail. 646-0551 For Sale: .,4 Eld. Mini wheels & white lettered
8am-5pm. Sealed bid Motomo 24• 1 ded tires, dual tanks. sliding opening2pm, March4 at Pvtboatdock onNewport A 1 mde . ..,. .;,,.,.oaC 1'1 rear window& beauti(ul
om ce at South Coast Island. 30' max. $160 mo. <7.1•)~~ ,.,;.,:'·......,· a red Cheyenne interior
752-2584 dys or 675-7267 .. ~. which is spotless . (3142) Ma2ndrine Surveyers. 5732 _e_v_es_. ________ T,....,,Travet 9170 Onsaleforonly E. St.. Long Beach. S 90803. Bid must be ac-PVI'SLIP4S' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7299
companied with money Huntington Harbour 8x30 Aristrocat. like new IOI WITHAM
order or cashiers check $275/mo. (21.3)592·1969 SS.000. (KP6858). VOLKSWAGEN.
made p ay ab I e to '99-3816 7600Westminster Ave.
Charles Beal in amount loots, Stor• 9090 Trallen u.w•ty 9110 in Westminster
of 10o/, ol bid. Balance of ••••••••••••••••••••••• •"""" 893-7551 638-7880 bid due 10 days . En· •Lido Peninsula Boat •••••••••.-••••••••••••• ---------
Storage . S t o rage , MCYI'ORCYCLE t:w9FORD velo pe must s tate TRAILER ' "Sealed Bid". Owner re-launching & c r a n e Ra.ls GoodC d ~ ton Ranger. On ly
14 ,000 actual milh.
Sharp! CIV05453)
service for the dis· 3 I • on . serves right to refuse crimin ating boater . $4000BO. 540-9732
any or all bids. 14.30•. 673-9330. 675-5901
LIVE Aboarp boat in
Live aboard slip. 40'
Owens ready to move
onto. NB. 642·4644
30' Pacemaker '63, xlnt
cond. 400 mi. range.
Crusader diesel eng, lo
mi, all canvas, fresh
paint topside & bottom.
Dana Pt. $17,000 firm.
Days 1213>463-3249. ---
21' Lyman Lapstrake
Bay laWlch 1964 V8 Gray
Marine. xlnt cond must
see to a pp. 675-5208
15' ski/speed. 85 hp Mere.
overha uled. trailer.
'20001080 644-4839
<Steve > Enclosed hauUng trailer.
nu tries. paint, s ide
T~ -M • rack's. Very clean $350. 1porlut1011 . 96G-5:118 ... . ................. ---------·
$5995 .
JIMMARIHO
VOUCSWA~EH
18711 Beach Blvd.
142-2000 Aircraft 9110 A.to Set-Yiu, Ports
••••••••••••••••••••••• & Accessories 9400 '78 Toy. w/shell. many
'78 Seneca JI. block Ume • •••••••••••••••••••••• xtras. looks sharp. ask·
avail, wet-Sl.20. dry-$75. $SAVE SAVES ingS4000 642-9300
Partnenhip avail. S3000 WITH USID PARTS ---·-----
dn. Full IFR, recent an· Imported car parts '77 Ranchero, white with
nuaJ,BSqhrsTT. 7~2567 IMPORT blue Int. lo mileage. like c-.. Sde/ AUTOSUPPLY I n e w . 1 owner . iar-• 9120 101 N. ~8.f'Chester gas/propane. bed cover,
••••••••••••••••••••••• Anaheim 776-9900 1 cu~tom whls & milgs.
1980 8 root Cab-Hi I m 4>32J.8722.
CamperS3SO. For Sale 1·66 GMC lhT PU Xlnt
631-4794 CHEAP!! Cond.
MotOlbH Illes 9140 Slightly used turbo kit 498-5916
••••••••••••••••••••••• ''TC>-'74 Oat.sun Z cars
I ....._ ... d.
~,Mna 645·5700
WANTED!
Late model Toyotas and
V olvos. Ca ll us
TODAY!!!
Earle Ike
TOYOTA·YOlYO
lf U H.-9erll•._ c ..........
"'" 646-tlOJ .,, U 0.'461
PORSCHES
WANTED
Allow us the opportunity
to consider the purchase
or trade-in 6f your clean
Porsche. Check with Us T~ay!
13631 ..... b<>f 81\ICI
Ga1den Gf'OWI ... &Jll. .. lllJ
Top Dollar
Paid
For Your Car!
JOHHSOH Ir SON
U..C•Mercwy
26216 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa 540.5630
We Pay
OVER
1a.1oo61
Redwood, 2 x 6's. xlnt
decking. 18,000' on hand
645-9137 ext 116
768-5837 square Baby Grand. warranty. Orig. $950.
ivory keys. hand carved Asking S750. 751·8967 14 · Motorbo•t without HEW PUCH MOPEDS
Rosewood. xlnt cond. motor w/l yr bch tie-up Any Model . Wholesale Four Posi-trac tires &
'67 l.H. SCOUT. Auto. 4
cyl. Is l S600 takes .
531>-3471
For Your Good
VW. Porsche or Audi
~ . ~ Collectors item. $2800 14' Gregor with 18hp jet. '-' ags u · rs I 5 I g · _at BackbayoMN\642·8674 Saveupto$187. m · nive a · u • ,,. Trade or best offer. drive motor. roll-a-boat """"" l'k S300 770.8334 '77 Chevy 30, high cube
van. Grauman alum.
body. overhead door,.
air, am/fm stereo. 18,000
mi, orig owner. Mint
cood. 9-5pm : 873-1401.
• .•. , I • '
FOR SAs.E: 7,.,..,....., 631·2504 673-1455 1 e new · or """"'""' wheels. swivel seats. c• "'SSIC C AG ._,. Sale ol surplus vehicles -1"!!!!~!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!~1 .....,......,.,.
VW-PORSCHE-AUDJ
445 E. Coast Hlway oars. anchor & line. 2 six r: and office equipment. GULBRANSEN Spinet. 1948 Chris Cr aft 22 ' Fort ......_ gal gas tanks . $1 500 bo t $1500 T PEUGECYI'MOPED -(3) Ford o/.t T pick-up gd. cond. $750. 642-9178 Owner67~~-runa u · · ony
at Bayside Drive
Newport Beach 673·0900
w/utility box (1970 ) aft6PM 631-4286or675-0915 Nearnew,$285/0BO. Oats ... Z
(1972) (1976); o/.t T lnl'nl ---------1 '79 9.9 Suzuki O/B, 12 hrs 23ft Custom made Boal 642-4348, 675-433.5 motor Premium prices
paid for any used car
(foreign or domestic)
in good <'Ondllion.
. cab & chassis (1961); Wurlltier·Ebony satin i:i. Ford Sedan . 4dr (1973): fin ish console with use. UAe nu. w/traller & 50 hp motor Super buy, like new '80
(4) Adding machines bench. $95o.oo. Phone 645-997.2 Best offer. 631·7352 Motobecane. driven 550 + ott.r ports
(Victor. Add o . X . 631-3474. mi. $450. 644-1163. 768-5137
'55 Chev 11"1 ton Flatbed
with Uftgate S700.
645-1700 See Us First!
Her m es ) ; m an u a I --------Have something you want 32' Pace. FB sed, V8's.
t y pewriter. Contact PLAYER PIANO : tosell?Classifiedadsdo xlnt buy. 2705 W. Csl
Cb a r I es Tessier . Beautiful Schaefu & it well. 642-5678. Hwy, NB. Bkr, 642..a200
ftNQtOt 125-$375 can Debi, S36-1692
superintendent at (714 ) Sons Gay 90's Upright.
6 3 1 · 1 2 O O . M e s a Dartt hand carved oak
Consolidated Waler Dis· with stained glass in-
trict. sert.s & tufted seat. An
IUl.....1..11-investment! Come see, -TelephOM hear. play & make offer.
____ 963-_5535 __ -..-775-2256.
Semi Invalid Walker LOWRY ORGAN , 2
w /brakes P o rt ab I e keyboards. pedal. Ex· Sl~/080 963-8674 cellent condition. 9600.
N-Scale Model Railroad : or make offer. 960-5996
Locomotive , M~C WURLJTZERPianowith T~ansformer , _Model bench. Ebony Spinet.
Ktts , Peco switches. Privllle Party.
Kadee Couplers, etc. $900 • 631·6618 (96-4923.
Ping Pong Table,
for storage, $50.
551·5511.
WURLITZER console
folds piano, 'ba.k finish. like
new . $1 175 .
Eves /wkends on I y :
I WANTED: Set of twin _552-__ 3504 __ ·------1
i slr.e bunt beda or re-Sid... 1093
gular. Must be In good ••••••••••••• •••••• • •• •
condition. 538-3845 Salomon 628 bindings
ENCYLOPEDIA
AMERICANA
Complete let. excellent
toodltion. '75. 831-6118
with •now brakes. Used
twice. On Hacan 185cm
Austrian handmade Sprint skis. Both $85.
~2135. , ..
Nwpt Bch Tenn1s ·c1ub RoullnOI Tara• 170cm.
fam. membership avail. sood cond., Look bind·
SIOO. Call Anawer Ad lnp,90/0BO.na.8850
f4S1.IC2"'300,24bn . lp•rtlllt.... 1094
Paul 8latae Heon, early •••••••••••••••••••••••
framed oil, H "14I", LllfBD UP • SHAP E I •. ITMm UP WJ'J1I A SLIM GYll J Ex.a.er. Perl. t0n.d. • 20 1al. .Jtex. aquarh1m All lutruetlone. New
1 +stand. ntter, pump, ..,,telltorm.M0-9"
I. ~thermo . $50. •vw/wtmm.
· Sear'• Top qualit y
len1ll\al m.-aoy pool Collman ca1np1D1 tent. taW., ... ,ulatlon alle. 10 110. ApptOllC. Uatd l I ull• offer. 145·'1841. t l me . Us •eo-~144 j ...... -"-'"'-"---· -----· K.ar .. taa Ru.a lO'Xtl' For Sai.: Braad new
l 81m/WIM ..... coaor. CbrJI ... Uhp OUlboard
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IT'S f;ASV! Look for your ••mt .nd addl'ftl ln ttMl11•1
c:l119'fied McUon. 11 you find It, call M2·M11 Ext. m aad
.te wUI 1rr.n1e for you to pick up yov <ktta at lite
11H'raa olflce of the ..
Wanted: Vega engine.
'69·'74. good running
cood, buy or trade for
motorcycle. 964·4&45
'76 Courier w /s hell. r-.--
WANTED: VW Type lJ
1700cc 411 engine case.
898.6809
flairs, custom seats. etc.
$1800. Ask rqr Dave
-15l6. I
'78 GMC 1 ton. dual cm pr
special. 4 whl dr. rully
loaded. S7000. 548-3964 ~888 11 .. 1 brn 111\ d
Co!>lJ \h·-..i !>10 O:tlu
Porsche 914 western style '79 Chevy Luv · 4"4 · 8500 --------mag ·wheels. 120 ea. ml. air. shell, xlnt cond.
549744. 548-6446 $6150. 963-9917 A.tos. IMporled ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Chevy Shortbed,
A.tot fOf' Sale brand new cond, new
•••••••••••••••••• •••• • eng, 0 mi. new custom
IMPORTANT paint. new cmpr shell.
NOTICE TO new Int, new tires, rims
READEl\S ANO & suspension . worth
ADVERTISERS S3S()G.make offer. Must
The price of items seetoapprec. 770.8334
advertised by vehicle ---""-------
dealen ln the vehicle '64 Chevy Truck new eng.
classified advertislnt needs clutch, $300. Ca,11
columns does not In-Jlm~751
9705 •••••••••••••••••••••••
LEASE
DIRECW
1911 ALFA
SPID&S
llACH IMPORTS
848 Dove street
NEWPORT BEACH
752·0900
elude any applicable ---------taxes, Ucense, transfer '76 Ford PU,302 a uto, p/s,
fees. finance charges, p/b, new takes. ~
feee for a.lr polluUon con· 546-9050
trot device certifications --------... '707
or ~!er documentary v-9170 ••••••••<1••••••••••••••
preparation charres un· • •••••••••••••••••••••• 77 "'UDI •-x Iesa otherwise apecilled "' rv bytbeadvertlser. '7S DODGE 8200· auto, Dynamite 2 door, sun·
----------• air, aitm int. mags, xlnt. roof 4 speed with stereo. ~/ $3400. 080, P P . &M·T870 Sharp! (77'1SPZ) ••~••••••••!~~! '72 Ford Van. Custom 200. SJ4•1
'4' FordWoodle. ~tored 1apd. Mau . Clean. JIMMAllMO su.ooo. ALSO •a Model $ll00. -.em. YOUSWA.a4
A Ton Sedan1 4 dr. IMl4ACULATI 11'711BeedaBl•d. ~. Ideal 1or 1tu· 'Tl Doa• Trada 200 MJ..2000
dent. b0,000. ITM tel. 20lt 8'1, P/8, P /8 , A/C: 76 AUDt POI
'80 llOA Xln\ Cond , Cruise, atm. Int /ext. • cylleder, auto .. AM·
rut ored .. personal M a D 1 " t ' a 1 • f'll recital t.u. ...
pJat .. read :eo llGA ST,OOO/OBO, MJ·59oo, wheel eoHu.' .. ~:
.-1080 ... TUl .... Bnid clelft. aowm11 •• wllfteli
DllUllCT lllPOllT-N.,, 71 l'wd ~· 250, tu. (Jl5TIN)
• ia u d E urop•an ... -•·to ml, new Sim
Prwdlit • e~ ~ U.., IMtbble top, PP. '@' .... ~
apeel ~ Ill UsA. •ICID. n..ai.-f/J. VOUCIWA9tN. INC
TtMa tll·• Of CT'M) 'Tf C.tGm f'on1 Vea, IM-4111
..... alllt mid. nm od ,.,, 13731 H-"*'
'M •--• Coevert, mU.o8w. ?It.a. . O.rden Grove
,... ... aamtlet, A•· "17 a... v-. Jee -.ox,
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'77 6.30csi4 speed (0247)
'75 2IOIYla ( 0035 l '79 320i (7560)
'77 6.30csi auto (<XMO>
'80 S2BiA sunrf. 0125 >
Closed S•doy•
s.t•ebecklMW
Used Car
Sdel!
'76BMW2002
436RVC
'77 BMW320i
234RZQ
'Tl BMW320l
922TWX
'78BMW•
799UW "l9 BMW 320i 3S8WRE
'79 BMW 320iA
836YZE
'80 8MW538i
856ZSU
21402 Mm gllllrit•
rcrtrway
Mhliolt V&.jo
831-2040 495-4949
Closed Sundays
'741MW2002
4 speed with stereo.
Very clean & original
(9351..HQ)
$4195
JIMMARIHO
VOLKSWAGIM
18711 Beach Blvd.
842-2000
OIAHGE COUHTY'S
OLDEST
&"
Sales-Service-Lea.sing
RoyCar¥er,IK.
Rolls ltoyce BMW
\ 1540Jamboree
Newport BeaC'h &40-6444
771MW 3201
49.000rni. 4 speed. SUD·
roof. air <'ondltioning.
c a selle Or igi nal
platinum fini s h
(808RXC>
$7995
JIMMAllHO
VOLKSW AGEH
18711 Beach Bl vd.
842-2000 ----
Sadcleback IMW
DEMO SALE!
320f51pHd
Scrfcri IMicJe/tc.. W.
Al opffoM! 14195t
J2CN SspHd
Cheshl.t r"ed/block
htt. Al optloM! 142 I 5t
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l42'7t
HUGE SAVINGS!
Feb. 28
Marcia 2
ONLY!!!!!
51 •••~•ck IMW
211G1 1h rquerite Pkwy. . lllsalon Viejo
131·2040
CloHd Sundaya •
7IMW
OyoaSJ1lt• JDlll 4 aDffct.
Alr ClllNlldonlnC, efereo. <MODID)
$2"1 .-.w411MO .
VOUIWA ... ,1 ~= ... ·
'78~ J aa XJ lZL. mint
cond. 33.oOo ml. louded,
S7800. M>-5830
Met'('edel 30080 · "7t
Ma~ yellow, t trtped,
1unroof, attrto/ca ...
polhbtd wheth .
S.a~ul It mhtt cood,
$28,500. 557 11044: eve1
7SO.-. -----
'71 JAGUAR XJ8 Xlnl '78 .450 SEL. met. bm.
cond. Well m aintained s unroof, allo ys, new
IS250/olr 979-2112 tlrft. 33.000 m l, m int.
- -117 ,500. ~0778
BMW 2002, '14 Am/Fm
stereo. air. m ust sell.
$4800 673-0881.
Jac uar '69 XKE 4 2 8 cyl ---
--------I 2+2 cpe, top cond Gold • 7 9 4 SO S L Map le
43K mi. S7950760 0405 Yellow/Bamboo IS,800
'76 BMW 2002. Sunroof.
AM/FM cass. Gd cond.
$6000/bst ofr. 499-3536
ForSale ·
CHEAPH
Slightly used turbo kit
'» '74 Datsuo Z cars 768-5837.
,.. ml'. a ll ex tra s.· IC_.......Ghla 97)4 al uminum w h e e l s ~··•••••••••••••••••••• hard/soft t.ope, lmmac:
69 convert auto. am·fm $34.250 sell o r Jse
ta pe. lo m1, xlnt running 760· l933. 548-9094 .
co n d . u I I o r I JC 675-1570
$3500/QBO. 494·5361 -~ -
'80 320i 5spd, a/c, Black
w/gold rimnnany many
xtr as! A ss um l se
533-4434
'78 280Z 2+2. xlnt cond,
Am/Fm cap. a/c , snrf. VW K Ghia '69. <.•ompl
$7450. PP. 640·1948 restored.Bestoffer
MB~ ~L CPE 27K mi.
be ige 128,500 644·5833
wkkn<Js. eves 546·4506
dally eves/wkends. 979· 1438
'73 Capri xlnt cond nu
tir es. a m t fm c'ass
$1500/0 B O 645·5374
642,6189
foof-1•
Datsun Z
•motor
'74 2160'L. silver. a/c, mag
whls. xJnt cond. $3995.
759-0(98
'72 240Z Cla ssic: Rblt
eng. Like new lhru-out
Call for details. $4800.
631-4il94. •
'79 Capr i G h ia, auto + ofherparh trans, extremely lo mi. 76._5137 1977 810 Wagon. air . s un
beaut car i n perfect __ _ _ rf. AM/FM. auto. xlnt
_cond_:_MustsC!_.551·377..!._ '77 280Z 2+2. mags. cond. 14.400 0 8 0
'74 Cap,n. Very gd cond. AM /FM 8-t rk. air , nu 842-8856 __ _
Detailed in/out. V6, snrf. tires. xlnt cond 552·4242 Like new '80 310GX. 4spd,
'67· Karmann Ghia. 12v. ·oa Mercedes 2805 • gd
am /fm, new pnt. run!! cond. $3400 or best offer.
great ~mpg hwy· n·i: 557-2899, 759-2915 Bill
gas S2600 673 0'.!31 - -
' '70 ~EL. leis ure world
Mcnda 97 38 beauty 76K mi. best o!fr
••••••••••••••••••••••• over $49004.94"4~
'79MmdoRX7
GSSCoupe
Yello w/bla ck All op
tions . Super Sharp'•
<Dl.A4)
People who need people
s hould always check the
Ser vice Directory in the
Sell
. A IC $2800 d ys. 76().83116 eves /f mg anyth ing wilh a . Get GREEN rash People who need people . . 646-3650 a m m cass. custom int.
Da ily .PilOl Classified Ad for WHITE elephant.." s hould always check the '71 CAPRI Nu p~~ ~~;s-SELL idle Items with a pinstripe. Priced to sell
15 8 simple matte r · · · Wilh a Classified Ad Service D-irectory in the reblt. eng .. xlnt: cond:. Daily Pilot Classified Ad. call
631
· 1Z7
6
or
675
·
8656
· j~sl call 642-~8_. _ ·-Call 642-5678 DAILY PlL<Yr $1395. 548-2149 642·5678. Ask for Oo~g.
S11ddleback IMW
21402 Mor9uerlte
Pkwy.
'72 Me rcedes 280SE. 4 dr
sedan. lo mi-only 49.000
act ual m1. hght beige
fin1sh-0rag, 4 spd, stick.
sunrf, stereo tape. new
Mich radials tereo tape
fut-I injection. $49951
499 :tr74
Mission Viejo
131 -2040
CI06ed Sunday'.'.
'79 MR i!SOSL<.' Silver
snrf. m int rond Low
mileage. 714 328-1730
Mere.des left1 9 740 .
OAJl:..Y PIL<Yr ---Autos.Mew 9800 Autos, Mew 9800Autos-Me~-9800 Aut M ------'76-2807.. a ir. am t rm.
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• •••••••••••••••••• • os, ew 9800 Autos, Mew 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 4s pd 64 000 mi bronze ••••••• •••••••••••••••• •••••••••• • •••••••••••• ••••••••• • ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tt' G.d d. , m e . eon . $5200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8 1 JOOSD. ivo ry w
•AtrrO INSU HAN<'f<:• palomino ll•ather. s un-
All Risks 1,11 !lutes roof. rear headr ests .
BRAND NEW 1980' s MODEL STOCK
HV'llefll DISCOUNT
2295
2544 MODE1.
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RABBIT
RABBIT
RABBIT
RABBIT
RABBIT
RABBIT
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RABBIT
RABBIT
RABBIT
RABBIT
DASHER
DASHER
DASHER
DASHER
DASHER
DASHER
DASHER
DASHEI
DASHER
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PICKUP
PICKUP
PICKUP
PICKUP
PICKUP
PICKUP
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CAMPER
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6296 I 14357 16, 990 14.695
6298 113638 14,539 11,995
BRAND NEW 1981's 6420 987668 5650 5 120
5648 856289
530
1390 6250 I 140
6007 925735· 6449 5250 ~ 199
7549 6170 1379 ~ABBIT 6593 013746 6685 6345 340 6211 931497
6218 876700
5753 811085
5986 918960
61?3 953140
6338 971784
6429 988110
6536 920312
5759 858490
6181 954094
6841 956032
5894 093745
5937 115758
6795 197797
6228 120237
6378 172122
6743 196703
6303 187337
6520 140362
6060 141163
6015 141463
6327. 975195
6419 919129
6510 935641
•6511 995468
6525 931211
7318 5975 1343 RA BBIT 6619 014256 6730 6391 332
1300 RABBtT 6677 041471 6705 6210 425 7270 5970
6945 5875
6480 5520
6420 5460
I 070 RABBIT 6708 052259 7665 6915 680
• 960 RABBIT 6662 031062 7665, 6999 '666
960 RABBIT DIESEL 6567 000386 7635 7310 255
6480 551 0 970 RABBfT DtESU 6626 021786 7675 7410 265
6410 5385 •1025 RABBIT OIESEL 6627 021102 7965 7720 245
6617
6790
5730 907 RABBIT DIESEL 6639 025861 7675 7435 240
5710 I 080 RABBIT DIESR 6657 030316 1445 1010 365
7414 61
"'-!. 219 . RABBIT DIESEL 6687 048175 7735 7490 245
9155 7565 f~YO DASHERDIESEL 6910 901448 10,610 991~ 625
9630 791 5 I 7 I 5 DASHER DIESEL 691 5 901991 I 0,610 9990 620 ....
9630 7996 1634 DIESEL WAGON 6912 9003i5 10,995 10,150 845
9675 7980
9405 7145
9630 79 15
9600 7950
9600 7850
9165
9765
8749
1739
7458
7560
8390
7950 I
7939
6455
7595 7050
7595 6860
1145 7480
1695 DIESEL WAOON 6925 902557 10,165 9650 515
1560 SCIROCCO 6921 013950 9245 1590 655
I 715 SCIROCC.O 6922 018649 9245 1590 655
1650 ITTA 6712 161710 1720 1140 580
1750 ITTA 6772 177571 1975 1293 682
1605 Pl<XUP 6156 075444 • 7140 6641 492
1375 PICKUP 6837 070297 7310 6860 520
799 DIESELPICXUP 6870 076536 1110 1320 , 490
800 DIESEL Pl(J(UP 6890 080684 7160 76 IO 250
I 003 DIESEL PKXUP 6885 078824 . 1415 1110 375
545 CONVERTIBlf 6649 003767 I 0,330 9650 680
735 CONVERTIBlf 6656 002716 10.151 9110 675
665 CONVERTIBlf 6610 000730 10,330 9610 650
955 CONVERTIBlf. 6614 001154 10,91010,160. 790
6269 066417 10,214 1060 2224 VANAGON "l" 6744 0179~3 11,130 '10,121 I 005
6549 050516 10,529 7160 2669 VANAOON "l" '6110 019674 11,130 10,130 I 000
6561 114511 I 0,420 9465
6153 017627 9970 1260 1710 VAtNi~ 7039 "04J1tJ 11,120. 10,Jll; 905
6527 I 35417 15, '~ I 3, 910 I 910 CAMPER "PT/" 6172 02119 I 14.535 13-160 I 3 7 5
ALL YMCUS PLUS TAX AMO UCIMSE • SUIJICT TO PIUOll SALi. DoC Fii • SALi 84DS M.AICH I, lt~I
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494-8125.
'73 240Z. g reat rond.
r adials. air. ca!l:;ette.
• · Forc1gnorl>oml'stie ".hromt-d a lloy wh l~
Pirkel Ins 646 3!*Kl t-inest example avail.
mu s t sell $3800
646-~.
'73510 Wagon
$600
631-2239
•75 Dats un .. 280Z., a / c.
a m /fm stereo. $4.250
76().3681
'69 Datsun 510, 2 dr. run<;
great. $1250
631·5675
'79 M-BE.-.z
Showroom. new ZAOI)
with only 22.000 milt•:-4
s pee d. 111r. stt•e r1n~
nuise control Still 111
factory w 11rrunt'
<12209)
$16,995
JIM'MARIMO
VOU<SWAGEM
18711 Deach Hlvd
842-2000
'77 8210 hatchback. 57 .000 -------•
m i, nu tires. good <.·ond.
$2800. 673-<Y71U
'78 280Z. sil\'er. AM FM
stereo cassette. AC. 5
spd. good cond Rt>sl of
fe r 64().5799
'RO 2ft07.X·GL. T top. <'ass.
brown. 9800 rrp. xlnl
cond.581-~
Fiat 9725 .....•.........•.......
MUST SELL!!!
1976 FtAT 128
SPORT COUPE
4 s peed trans .. air condi
tioning. AM /FM stereo
radio with cassette tape.
M 1chelin tires & more'
$1700/besl offer Call
951·9550 6 P M to 9 P M Ir
no a ns wer. Pl.EAS t-~
keep trying •
INCREDIBLY
LPWPRICED!
Exarnµlt•s
'75 SEL
Leat''twr. Sunmof.
Low M1h•:-t3fi345 1
$12,950
'79 2400
Fully F..qu1pf>l'\l cm:.>r .. 'll
$14,950
DIESELS
'78 Flat 124 Spider '79 2400
Convertible Pastrl Blue IC~IS·l 11
O nly 29,882 mile'.'.'' I '79 2400
Ma ke monthly pay Ivory Pan·h c<n2f.S1
m e n t s .and d n w n '80 2400
1072UJ S )_ Gold Rr narnhcMI '~·~··IJtll
Ba rwick Import~ I '78 3000
831-331 I . ! Red1 Barn CR72976 I
Red Fiat Xl9 like ne w. lo
miles . a /c. a mlfm .
m ags & more S4zSo'0BO
966-mo.5
'79 3000
While/Parch <111231\1
'80 3000
Alack 11famboo tr.411671
. '79 300TO
'79 Spyder 2000 convt•rt Maple/Bamboo m')071 l
14.000 mi. $6995 .• Om! '80 300TD
_o~:: 76().1970 M aplelllambo I 16607 1
'.80 300CD
White/Parrh IOS.'>-111
'79 300SD
'79 2(0) Spider Roadster
On)y 7500 miles. Auto .
trans.Mint cond. All ex
tr as. $7,000 or bes t offer
673-4617 or 675-6615 ---
Mil Rr/Ham <047AA 1
'79 30050
Mag Rlue1P11rr h IOfof,Al41
Honda 9727 '80 300SD
640 OM5
Mn '75 450S E L, m int
rond. fully <'quipped, "a
bt•uuty" $15 .000 /0 8 0 .
('all 17 1'1 11l73-0l IO aft
7pm wkdays & all day
wk ends
MG 9742 .......................
78MGMIDGET
4 t•yhnd<'r . .i speed-sum
ml'r 1o; here put dOOA'n
thr top. hPad for the
ht'ach a nd hav(' run
This convertible 1s in
SUJl<'nor rondition with
unh 15 000 miles and on
-.:ill' lf;."'4l'YZ1 Onlv
$3499 .
SOI WITHAM
VOLKSWAGEN
7fil~I Wt'stminster A Vt'
1n Wt•'.'.tmmster
H93 7~1..">l li:!H-78Hll
'79 MG MIDGET
ii rylindt·r. 4 sphd .
rndial steel llrc·s with
ma~s Extra c lean .
brown with lo~ mile~
190!IWQZJ
$4995
&}\ JJfaiJt U~,d
~ V0ll(SWAGEN INC
534-4100
13731 Harbor
Garden Grove
' 79 MGMIDGET
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$4299 .
BOIWITHAM
VOlKSWAGEM
7600 Westminster A Vt!
in w ,.stmmstcr
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lst & Rroadwav
Santa Ana 835 3171
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'71 Opel Manta. 4spd.
nice, will acept trade,.
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6J6.6621
GMC TRUCKS Mid Blue/Blue 1373821 f'eugtot 9748
2850 Harbor Blvd.. '79 SL •••••••••••••••••••••••
COSTA MESA lvory/Ramboo 15fi3701
540-9640 '79 SL
•71 HOHDA Eng. Red 153253>
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l8Tfl Beach Blvd. NEWPO~~ BEACH
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'77 Honda ACCORD Sspd, s e r v e d c I e s s i c
xlnt cond, a m /fm stereo $8500/0BO 752-2404 dys:
cats ~. ~11 d ays, 552·54'n eves
834-crl17 eve! -----f-l---~ Mercedes. '79. 300SD.
'79 A cco r d Silve r ,Maple Yellow/Bamboo.
Hat~hback. xlnt cond, Snrr, s t e r eo c a ss ..
mustsac. $5200. 675-'n66. showroom cond. $27,500
'78 ACCORD LX 5spd, 55'7-9044 or7fi0.0889
anrf. $4195 450SL. '78, Lite B lue,
857·22164 50,000 ml. orig owne r
'77 Accord, S.pd, &IJ'/fm See to apprec. $19.$00.
•l e reo. ai r , $8995. P.P. 7ss.t909.
'42·90, '73 450 SL: Classic white.
J....-t7l0 xlnl cand .. 88,000 miles.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 844·1533 eves & ''JJAG I.I wkndsor~0'33days..:....
Jet black Mar k II.\ 4 4SOSL/,m aln t. In x lnl.
t oeecl with overdrtve . cond, F. equlp. Po.11. NearmlDt.(515Cff~) n e 1 . prlc!. Dan :
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'78 450SL, bllr on b lk,
polis he d rlm1, m int
cond. 14.000 mJ, ..,,000
U1..$1SI
79,EUGEOT
504 Dlesel sedan with OJI·
ly 22.000 original miles.
Original rust red finish.
Automatic (12210)
$7995
JIMMAAINO
VOUSWAG ..
18711 Bead\ Blvd .
142-ZOOO ,orsct. 97&0
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1979 ,OltSCHI
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7800 WeatmtnaterAve. Shelsabrt1ht1unOow.r _.. ......... NO VOLVO '77 Seville, fuJJy loaded. lnWettmblater cond.ta50firm . Interior, power steering,
lnWt1•-1n l 1 --89S.'""'1 .. _ -.. ~.,7--. ttereo and more. -·-t y•• ' .. !! ... '""" yel ow and perror mt YOUCSWMIH lmmac. cood. in/out. ,.,., _,_, ,_,_ ...,.,. (IZ7Y80) Now only ..,...,.,., -,....., pe~. (WTJX> You -500 pp "~-.. d . ....,_ ml)'ownberforonly 11711Beaeb BMi. SALi$, SaYICI •• · . .-.-.3 ya 77Ut4COU4 .'74 Dodge Poma. Runs ~•ir
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01Wre1> cua~nrf, 11Jver, IOlwrntAM OVERSEAS DELIVERY I y loaded, SU50. You 1llpply mutt aee ltl brakes Sl.200/080 LillcoaMercwv
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MHMlevea/wkenda. Teo6We1tmlnlter Ave. 7 PUSBiMta Mark futuru full For'tl 9940 Costa Mesa • lnW_._, __ t 4 cyllnd~. 4 1peed, IAllll«I '73 Cid Eldorado $800. power~p, crullecon· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 540.5630 73-Pol'. 924, lo ml. must __ ,.,..er 1tereo. Tbla vu~ truly VOi.VO FuU power. MUST SELL trol, wbeel. quad
sell. Come tff Make of· m.7551 aa.TllO Jo excellent condition 188Sffart>orBlvd. 50-t744or54M44 stenio. 07ZZXE) Youn 71FOIDLTD ltlOMllCUaY
fer.493-0374 v---9770 mecban.lcally and ln ap-toronlytsnl The Johnson It Son MAIOUIS WAGOH ---r--pearaoce. C6MKLHl Her ,~cm: :~4L7 ·1a Cadmac -Sedan de J~OM & SOM golden touch makes this •DRIVEN BY A FORD
'Tith Pond~ 924, 14,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• spacious interior and • VilJe. Immaculate coodt Llllcoa Mercwy beautiful car a must EX~VE. Now of·
ml. red, loaded. lmmac. '75Buc economy makes her a ~ICOUHTY SM95.83lM8218. 2D&HarborBlvcf. teaturing factory air rered to you! Luxury $10,850.67S.381Meves. Sunroof. EXCELLENT barpjnforonly CottaMesa cond .. Landau roof, equipped with full
CONDITTON!! (001179) Slttt VOLVO c~ ttl7 power steering & more.
S-11 L ••••••••••••••••••••••• 540. 30 c4a4WQT> N ow ,·usl power.Ultwheel.cruise '73 911T. 7" alloys,
lowered, 'super cond. in
& out. Sl0,500. 544--:935
·73 914, n~ eng. 6 clutch,
. •le. 6.it mpg. cover.
looks & runs great,
$4600. 498-3962
Porsche 912, '67
Bestorrer
99'1·4621
'73 Porsche 914. new
.p a i o t . 3 8 m p g ,
$4300/080. 631-1692.
K & E. DI.STRIBUTORS
PORSCHE
'78 911SC. P-Blue. s i r.
a le. Pr's. < ~WTP > '77
911S. burgundy /met.
s /r. a l e . 7 '' '1!(hls .
(506WPH I '77 91 lS.
'black. sir. ale. 7" whls.
C219MYC). '75 91 lS Cpe
a /c . Anthracite· gray.
new m oto r 7 's
~· IOI WITMAM arf:t Volvo Dealer -S3779 control. AM·FM 8 track
Barwick tmporu v-11s:w•41b.A ln anseCounty! Ai '78tCam~ro c°".... '9Ji J~OH. soo..a stereo, wire wheel COY· 131-JJI I -~-..,.. BUYorLEASE r, au omauc. power ••••••••••••••••••••••• _.......~ • " ers. (S2927CI> Now only 7800Westminster Ave. DIRECT steering. 27,961 miles. V ...... -1 .-.......a LliKollt Mere-$7789
BOB WITHAM
SAYS
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EXCILUHT
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IOIWITHAM
VOUSW AGEH
7600 Westminster Ave.
in Westminster .
893-7551 631Vi880
76VWVAH
lo Westminster (882VE1 > ...., .,.... """"H - ' 89s.7551 638·788Q S .. _.-...a C """"' arbor Blvd. JOHHSOH & SOM
'79 vw u11rr ~·,·(fr~.,~•,PA~.·~ ear;;~';.'irts ··1tC;..:'~!! i4:5~lo =r~1'!7.
Low mileage automatic ~ T 4 t,..cl. I 0,000 In. 200 Ford 6 cyl rebuilt long Costa ~a
with air conditioning. '76 Camaro. good condl· glau T top, oor blockbXI. 540.5630
Original. Clean in & out. 10120 Garden Grove Bl. lion. nu paint, locks, 1tero, power 642·73111after5pm. <792507) G
54995 arden Grove 530-9190 645-2297 w I 11 do w • , •port 1 tio FORD -... JIM MaRIHO 70 CAMARO (llOYMY) GR.ANADA VQIJ(SW-"a.lb.A '77 264 GL ale. snrf. ltltF.. ~-......,. casa. $5200 630.7737, 759-1130aft. 6pm • DRIVEN BY A FORD
18711 8each 81vd. $13 900 EXECUTIVE. This 142-2000 ~7762 • '68 Camaro good cond. beautiful 4 door features
'80 242DL. sunroof. air. 327, sacrifice $1750 loads o( options includ-
79 IUG am/fm cass, 4 spd. OD. 499-4093 ing power windows. rac-
COHVBTllLE mlntcond. 548-9018 I '71 Camaro $2.100/0 BO. tory air cond .. vinyl top. 4 cylinder. 4 speed. AM-1 cruise control. (927ZZDI
FM, radial steel tires '73. l800ES Spt Wgn, auto. ~:~=-en~~ after 5pm Specially priced 15689
with wire rims. red with aar, leather. amtrm JOHHSOH & SOM
low miles. (827XDN ) cass. new palnt·exh syst-Che'n'Olet 9920 Llllcoltt Mercury $6995 . brakes. forced to sell • ••••••••••••• ••••••••• 2626 Harbor Blv<f.
in... .. L u-··~--' $6850. ~5893 * CheyY Mona '79 4~ l-"llllA~.83i~ Costa Mesa
.... 0 INC 73 Volvo 164E, air. ps.
Met.lg 9952 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Mllltc.g G,_.
White wfHt Ylllyl top
Alrco..cl.
.._ Sfroftc)!!
Great T.--.. Car!!
Recplar Gen!!
Good ~IHge!!
$1200
b es. 640-5527
11 FOID rtHTO
4 cylinder. rad lo. hea~,
A very pretty llttje
economy car with Jo•
miles and excellent con.
dltlon. ('92'J'SVJ' Sbc
runs cood and i.t a ll'\le
ba rgain for the sale ·
price of only
$259'
IOIWITHAM
VOUCSWAGEH .,
7600Westminster Ave.
in Westminster
893-7561 638·7880
'73 Wagon. good cond
· new Good rich TA'!!
SI 100/080 642 4348.
675·4335
'77 Wagon. 4 speed
Low mileage. Xlnt cond
556-6240 """°""' 9'60 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•77 PLYMOUTH
ARROW
Sharp, original 2 door
with automatic & air ~
conditioning. Only 48,000
mi !es < 12159 )
$2995
JIMMARIMO
VOLKSWAGEN
18711 Beach Blvd.
842-2000
(030WZQ>. '73 91 lS.
Targa. red. complete re-
toration. <OOlSXC>. '73
911S. s /r, cpe. black,
a l e . reblt m otor .
(049YYR I '73 911T cpe
yeqow . low pri ce .
(874WYD). '72 911S. sir
cpe. b1trg11ndy . 2. 7
motor. late int. 7's.
(5S3XNX > Open Mon·
Fri, 8-5pm. 789 W. 16th
St. C.M. 1714>642·6971.
7 passenger. looks &
runs great. All original.
(7270)
'<fij~ '~ OWWU( • 2 + 2 H a t c h b a c k ! 540.5630
~.~ ~ ~;~:IOON pb. am/fm stereo 8-trk. !~~~~'f itcr~~~ ~==~ 7 9 CORVETTE · '76 Granada Ghia 2dr. '' orig owner. bst orrer Low -•1 De d h xlnt cond p/s full pwr 13731 Harbor 77"7622. car! (052XJU). .. .. es a s arp, • . " ~y $4595 loaded & origin a I! am lfm s t e r eo. ltbr
'71 Must.. restored. or•!!
owner . 60K m1. good
cond. $2500. 644·5986 '77 Volare. 6 ryl. lo mi.
'71 Mustang. res tored. take over payments.
Porsche '80 SC Cpe.
blk/blk. llhr. cruise.
snrl. alloys. Blaupunkt
ster. cass. Xlnt. Assum.
blllak IH. or purchase.
C• ll 64().3300 N. 8
'70 Porsche 914 . good
cond. 25-30 mpg. lo m1.
$40CW). 646-3192
'64 C Porsche
$2500/0 80. New int &
clutch. 960-532! --.---..... '75 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •1 DEALER UHJ.S.A. ·
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Prestige & classic.-US
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Saab '76 ••••••••••••••••••••••
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llACH IMPORTS
848 Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900
CREVIStlMW
lsl & Broadway
Santa Ana 835·3171
71 VW SCIROCCO
4 cylinder. 5 speed. A
s ports car with VW re-
liability and economy. ·A
beautiful gold -metallic
with custom brown in·
terior and a dream to
drive. (861VQJ) On sale
for only
S52tt
IOIWITHAM
VOUSWAGIEH
7800Westmlnster Ave.
in Westminster
893-7551 631t·7880
'7'YWIUS
Dynamite 7 passenger 4
speed. Original brown
and Beige. CIS71022 l
S6tt5
JIMMARJHO
VOUCSWAGEH
11711 Beach Blvd
142-2000
75YWIAHIT
4 cylinder, auto. trans ..
air conditioning. stereo.
A really great running
Rabbit with Blaupunkt
s tereo. A nicely
equipped car and or
course VW reliability.
(080MVF) She is on sale
tor only
$2699
IOIWITHAM
VOUCSWA8EH
7800Westminster Ave.
in Westminster
893-7551 638-7880
'71YWIUS
Dynamite. 7 passenger 4
speed. Original blue It
white. Fresh engine.
CRFHBSl)
$3495
JIMMARIHO
VOUCSWAGIEH
18711 Beach Blvd.
142-2000
77VWIAlllT
Garden Grove ~ Dynamite! (693XVH > seats. tinted windows
'68 Volvo auto. ale. runs. HOWARD Chene»Wt S l O,t95 962-4ill
·~ '65 VW left & right
door. '73 left door. S50
each. Western stylt! whl
rims for Super Beetle
$20ea. 5411-97«
$1600/0BO Dove & Quail Sts. JIM MARIMO -------
962·5128 NEWPORT BEACH v-11sw•Glb.I '78 Fiesta, $3300. Nu
'66 for $1600. '67 for $2600.
'72 Volvo Wgn 145. gd
mech. 4spd, 20 + mpg.
$1795. 499-3188.
Or Best offer p. p. MUST Autoa, UHCI
SEU 5411-1095 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
'78CAMPMOBILE
Auto tra.ns. $7995.
559-l:JCM
2 For 1 1977 VW 7 Pass.
Bus with Removable
~MC 9905 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'76 Gremlin, brand new
eng. xlnt cond. fantastic
mileage. 117._ 7~9205.
759-1121
Camping Furniture. '74 Hornet 33¥ ml 11750
Converts in minutes. '69 Cad. ne~ tra~ $350:
A M I F M c a s S'. 548-2429aft 11AM SB/Radials. Awning, ---------
many extras. Must See. lllkll 9910 $5950. • ••••••••••••••••••••••
7~9561 646-9669 77 IUICK IEGAL
79 VW Convert. "Bug" 4
spd.
OHL Y 1,20 I MILES
White on white. air.
AM/FM w/tape. Reg pd
lo 1/82. SB.350. 979-0653
'71 Super Beet.le. new rblt
eog. xlnt cond. S2200.
631-1900 dys: 645-4799
eves.
'79 Bus. snrJ . am /fm
cass. bra. Z-bed. 23.000
mi. $fi900. 675-4876.
'69 VW Bus: Camperized,
rebuilt engine. am/fm
stereo. new Ores. new
clutch . Must see!
$2100/0BO. 7141492·3023
Air cond .. full power.
stereo. Ult wheel, cruise
control. A beautiful
green emerald with
m•tching velollr lnierior
It c ustom wheels .
C322TWQ> You will truly
love the regal feeling or
owning this gem for only
$37'9
IOIWITHAM
VOUSWAGEH
7600Westminster Ave.
in Westminster
893-7S51 6311-7880
'71 Buick lleSabre. Good
tires. good running cond.
good transportation.
l900. 545-6768.
'78 Estate wgn. runs gd.
'75 41> rabbit. Uke new, loaded, 89M fwy miles.
low miles S26950 BO _S3500 __ 1o_B_0_._644_·_4839 __ _
644-7?QZ. S4(M612 '76 Electra 2 dr, loaded.
'70 vw Bug. snowtires. xlnt cond. clean. 12150.
Xlnl cond. S1400. ·Ladles _548-6833 __ " _____ _
Seiko wtch, 14JC Wedd '66 LaSabre 4 dr sedan.
Bd. ~7 new ring & valve job.
VW Coovertible
133-0555 ~ ~ R"'I brakes. seat covers . "t 18711 Beach Blvd. 37K. 5411-6623
COM HELL
CHEVROLET
~ lf.111 •• r : ••
, '~I \ \1 ~ \
546-1200
'76MOHZA
142-2000
2 + 2. 4 cyl.. good
mileage. a l e. radio.
transfer able warranty.
557-UT or 7S9-0060 ---------'79 Cougar XR·7. xlnl
*** AlrrvGrahaM
1106 J{edding Ave.
Costa M~a
V ou are the winner of
4frftticbh
($14 value). lo ..........
loatShow
Mar. 4 thru Mar. 8
Anaheim Convention
Center
CaU 1142-5678. eltt. 272 to
claim your tickets.
***
cond, 17,000 ml. SS.500.
979-5173. 536-0273.
•11MaCURY
COUGAaXR7
See it now! Prevlous
owner demanded loads
or luxury featuring air
cond .. power windows,
power seals. <633TZW)
Yours for only $5489
JOHHSOH & SOH u..coe.. Mercwy
21626Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
540-5630
Lincoln 9945 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'76 LIMC MKIY
Dynamite white Mark
IV coupe. Loaded with
all the extras! Sharp·!
Brand new r adials! CfAJN617)
$3995
JIMMARIHO
VOUSW AGEM
18711 Beach Blvd.
142-2000
'77UHCOLH
VBSAILLES
Styled for today! Lux·
ury equipped with moon
root, tilt wheel. leather
seats, cruise control.
power w indows .
(247ZEP> Yours today
ror only 16289
JOHHSOH & SOH
LliKollt Mercury
28216 Harbor Blv<f.
'73. looks nice. runs
great. Radlals. $3900.
4!M-24D7
eng l"W\5 smooth. New
paint. Int very clean. AC
works. 5 tires good '78 Monte. all pwr. tilt.
tread. U95/bst orr. cruise. 33M . 13100 OBO. Have somethitag you
Costa Mesa
540.5630
~ 642-4348,675-4335 wan• t.o ••U? Claulfled ---------
60,000 mi. orig owner 645-4616 aft 1 pm
Gd cond. $2500. 644 ~986 ---'72 Duster. xlnt co'ndition eves. 72K m1 S995
'641"1 Must. 289 auto. air. 847-33115 ~':i~300~0BO . p P . PC>ftttoe 9965
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o~ 9955 . . _
••••••••••••••••••••••• 77 Trans Am Almost
'7SOlds Cutlass new engine P ower
Supreme .Brougbam s teertnR. h~akes. win
T·top. full power.air. ex dows AM FM 8 trark
tremely sharp! Ma ke 5SIHW15
monthly payments and
down. C543VOY )
Barwick Imports
831-3311 1----
'78 Ronnev1lle. 4 dr
sedan. good C'Ond. $2900
Wkdyi; 964·6468; eves &
wknd'i 964 5355.
'80 Cutlass Brougham. Th~rbird 9970
15.000 mi. loaded. Wkn4, •••••••••••••••••••••••
or art. 6. 832-2247. _ •77 FORD
Pinto 9957 THUMDERllRD
••••••••••••••••••••••• The c lassic s tyling
75 FORD PIMTO
4 cylinder, auto. trans ..
radio & heater. A true
diamond and barely
used with only 38.000
miles. C274MVB) Every
now and then a bargain
appears and this is it
and on sale ror only
$1999
IOIWITHAM
VOUCSWAGEH
7600 Westminster Ave
in Westminster
893-7551 638-7880
makes this beautiful
bird really stand out'
With power windows &
steering . factory air
cond 07~221 Yours for just S3779
JOHMSOH & SOM
Lincoln M~rury
2626Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
540-5630
9974 ...........•..•...•....
'75 Vega. good cond. 4
spd! 65,000 mi. $1200 or
best orrer. 548·3666 ~I COUNTY
SAAi 4 cylinder. 4 speed, air
condltionin1. stereo.
Here It ls · a ~rfect lat or 2nd car for you.
(951TCL) A prett)l arctic
white with tan lnterior
and on sale this weekend
for only
'6JVWIUG
~ ~ '75 Lincoln. new tires.
'7 V GT H hb.. Red ads do It well -Call -'-ln d S3000 Cl ,..,__, "-'-Cacllec t9 15 3 ega tc .... br ... es, x t con . . asau-.. nwo, your one· Have something lo sell?
••••••• .. •••••••••••••• xlnt cond A/C, AM/Fr,t. NOW,ta..5t71. 417·5894. stopaboppln&ceoter. Classiftedadadoitwell. New valve job. New BUY or LEASE
DIRECT
OVERSEAS
• brakes. New clutch. Just
t uned. Good body. In
xlnt. mechanical cond.
$895oroffer. 548-0819
YC>Ua # 1 new tires, brtrs. battery .... ........__ H 91-0 ..a tlOO • -Stl.50orrer644·4634eve -.. •w Alltos, .... w Alltos,Hew 9100 Autos. H•w 9100 C:A.IMLLA~ •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••-.••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• liiri DEM.8tSHIP IM '73 Caprice Classic .
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IOlwmtAM
VOUCSWA•IM
7900Westmlmter Ave.
'89 VW Squareback, upd,
rblt eng, stereocass,
needt paint MO ~9138
ORA*'ECOUHTY! Loaded. Less t h a n
lOM/yr. S950. 545-7506.
SALES. SERVICE
AND LEASING •
t 0 120 Garden Grove Bl
9arden Grove 530-9190
T.,.e. t1'5
In W.tmlmter ~ 75Sl 638-7880
'74 VW Coovt. mint cond ! lo~ mileage, must tell NAJ\F.R~ -~-8TM039 __ .CAl>TO:~. •••••••••••••••••••••••
'7t CeUca GT, Cold with bell• Int, 5tpd, 1nrf.
mall. HZOO/OBO. 562711, MS-0712.
'nth 1'oJo&ll Conlea hD u .•Sed. pwr.a.r ,
am/fm/tAM./ua. au,
air, lllm meu. Ocl CODCI.
31.<*ml.Mm.AMf'l.
72YWCAMPll
Dynamite WuU alla
P•Top· Clean. Great
runner wttJ9 recently re-
built eaeioe. (cmo74) Uttl
........ 0
VOUlSWA ...
llTll -..ell Blvd.
..._ .... , 2<,00 H.ulxlo 8Mt --•ATSIY CO!>l.1 Mr-..1 s40 fl100
"79Um.lled FAlUon I ~~~~~~~~ vw· convert. wblte Of\ 1...:
white, tbowroom cood.
2'1IO mi. am/hn Nree> 8
t rk: llOll aee to ap-
predat.e tbil H q uialte ear.•2'715
Mi.zooo "71 ,_,. Celka Lftkk "l'OSquanback Was-,
low miles, xtnt cond. '7t Con .. rttble Bu1 : teblt _,, new tires 6
a/.. ....... a t ._ Wblte/Wblte. Mint CODCI. brabt. Medi pelnt Job, '"• c•:. VO,...-_._ .... -... ~ UJ'I, ITMlll !J.~~. -IOllO. ...-• -.... /.... ~ ,_._._1111 __ ·-----
'TJ ._.. Oanlll, ••· '61 IUI 1!. vw~. td ~· ·~
c l••• c:ar. 11111. •-pl:lleoo . ...., - -no-•·-~> tamt. -bl•, P.P. f71.*9. 1MOO
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l'H , Sumoot,' AM/Fii l•tr. radla ll 1llloc:b, laertftce .... / · ... c....u.. Chrome enrJt.llla1 . M•clilnlc ., ....
,_..,_-.., OW9ll' mUll ..U. _.,, .,. Bus ODaNl'Ub&t, to.
Tri' 9767 --or•a. ' mt,,..., • ...._ • ~ ..... ·~······-··· .. " ..., ,. vw aaltblt i.. -~-. Xllll eOlld.: ...._ ..... AtC,A•lrM, .,.,.. °""'"· ..... .. lflNI. ... .,.. ..... a-.Larry .. I SI ...... .
'721MPALA
R\.lll good, '800/080
631.2287
For sale '73Chev Impala,
4 dr. xlnt cond, bsl ofr
1113-2581
'IO CitaUon, auto. air. low
ml. white.
642-4110
'78 Caprice Claulc.
WafOn. ·rutty loaded.
Xlnt cond . suoo. ....a.1 •.
... Nova. $1250.
cond.
-...&41.
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1981 TOYOTA
LONGBED SR5
PICKUP .TRUCK
AUTOMATIC TIAMS. W /OVllDRIVI
Equipment includes automatic transmission
with overdrive, tachometer, bucket seats,
tailgate panel , Ultra mirrors & chrome rear
step bumper. (014193). One only.
5682885
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I 9ao HONDA ACCORD LX
4 cyl., 5 •Pffd trana .. factory air eond .. pwr. slHl'lng & disc
brakes. AM·FM stereo casMtte, reer wtpet·waahet, velour Int ,
Michelin steel belted radlals & low miles. (108124). -s I f I ••• 1977 TOYOTA CO OLLA SRI
This · hatchback'' model hD ., ~I 4 cyl. engine, 15
IPMd trans .. factory air cond .. AM-FM a'9rec» I tr.etc & wire
basM1 wh .. , •. (835JPQ). s
-... _ ......
1981 TOYOTA
/"t:OROLLA SR5
LIFTBACK ..
. d 5 speed transm1ss1on, Equipment '!'clu 85 ts tachometer, ·~power ste.e~~dg ,fr~~~r!: ':~kes. wheel well
power ass1s . . (S8B6SS) One Only. moldings & pinstripes. ·
WE'RE DEALIN'
1979 MAZDA PICKUP
This "Sundowner" model h• 4 cyl.. 15 apeed trans.. air
eonditlonlng, rear sliding window1 white sidewall tires and
morel (1R61612).
1981 TOYOTA .
STANDARD BED
PICKUP TRUCK .
. i ment inc"l udes 4 speed transm is~ion,
Equ P · ted front disc brakes and tai lgate ~~~:r. a,:s•~uper value for a super truck!
(008118, one Only.
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GOOO MOJIE
ON TE~EVISION
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FIVE MINUTES
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SWELL STORY, 6UT IM BORED
IT ·DOESN'T
SEEM LIKE ,
A MOVIE
ON TV
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TALK TO SOMESODV
WHO'S ON A 5WIN6 !
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FRoM lHE ARMY,
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PRESIDeNr OF ,A
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by ·Ferd and Tom Johnson _____ __,,,,
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CONlRIBUTJON
---i WAS T~E
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MOTTO :
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WAS ''MARCH FIRST ,AND
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W.1 ,at IS IDr ,......., .-si-Sarr) .. CM't -Clllw$
FOR EXIE WHITE. prolalor, Cd-
ondo Wom1n'1 Colege
WWda•a .............. ...................... ,....
-.?Howc::mw ... a•.-....
.... ,.._,... ... 1 -8.R •• to.a
Bnnch. N.J.
• The~ cl .. weeds" are as edi-
ble as your cuktvated plants. Weeds
are just normal plants that are located whe:re people do not want them.
(Asparagus can be a dreadful weed
when' It invades your flower bed.)
Paley t.OUds: But many are edfHe. TileY are as safe as culdvated plants,
but one must be aware of posd>lt'
allergic reactions. So one should be ca<lous, eating only smal amounts until
one knows there will not be a negative readion. To~ a lllle '"weed"
from a poisonous one: Find IOf1leOfle who truly knows the dlfftnnee, or~
taln a book that Is very detailed. · •
FOR GEORGE MASNICK. IOc:iologlll, H.-vsd School
ol Pubic Hallh
Do p!>U-po-.,..,,.......,... ..... OI' --~
Id •at the tllm of tht cm.y? -G.S •• ~. N. Y.
• Probably about 90 pereent or more people will many
at some time or other, but many of them wtl moo. to
remain single until tha-late 20's or arty 30's. We ex-
pect the trend toward smaDer families and households
to continue as more and more people diYoroe and peo-
ple ~ttnoe to have fewer children.
FOR GARSON KAMIN, author of &nc:Wi
Wby do'°"..._~-•? -A.K... lllnot. N.D.
• My ftrst encounter With a n*e wai In 1933, when I
was an actor at an Acton Equity Meeting. This was the
ftrst Ume Equity had used ampllftcation. One promi-
nent actress approached the mike, hit ft, knocked lt off
the platform, and $Ml, "any penon who can't make
himself or herself heard without the 8llistance ol that
monstrosity does not belong tn this organll.ation." This
just about sums up my feelings.
FOR DEBBY BOONE. recording 1tar
Do. the dlilMllllll* of llG ... old _,_. ,ou? -F .K.,
(Mt.; i 11m. T-
• WMnewr I think about tt, and I do quite a bit, 1-.
,exdtl9d became I'm actualy looking forward to It. That
doesl't man rm wishing my .. away, but the aglrlg
pnxia1 does not~ me, llrlC8 as one puts on yw1
one mMlnl ernoGonally and Miiitlly. rm taking good
an of my.el; 10 f expct to be In good ftpa, as op-
poeed to dlC* who neglect then-.....
FOR ntE •ASr EDrrOR
Did ..... llief6oo -..... Oool.f
bodl • to .. --..,.. ..... to ............................ -,,.,,.? -M.J., N'.a. Ada.
• No. o.Nto, who gained 60
pounds for his role ol Jake La Moua,
said: 1be ftnt few weeks were fun. I
got Up arty each day to have time to
squeae ,In three btg maa. I 6ew to
France and stuffed myMf at al the
ftnat rataurants. But as I put on
pounds, I began to realize what fat
men go ~. My ~ taaped DeNfro thin -and aa Lo Motta fat.
together; I waddled and feJt the · -wefdd on my heels when I stood up.• With Dooley, I was mo&dy moYie magic:
"To become "Wimpy' they gaw me a crew art and perched a too-SIMD
dlrby oo my head, which had the effect ol making my cheeks appear chubby.
Then I put on a padded 'fat suit.'"
FOR DYLANA .IENSON. viollnllt \-
Eacdp 1*r __.of a.._.. cld w' i I the TcUlio9-
tlty CDmptllllloa In Moecow la 1978 _.. Vom' w? ....
A.D., Qmi.c:y, m.
e When I got home, I thol.9lt I'd be inundated wtth
offers, but unfortunateJy I watn't. A year later,
depe med owr the lack of lnterat shown in me, I
wrote a .. get It off my chat" letter to my locaJ paper. A
big nolle tn the management 6eld saw my letter, and
that was the start of my c:aieer.
FOR HALSTON, dd9Mlr
.,.. ............ to ....... todae ....... .....,
la,.... ,_..1 -M.L, Poe ' la. w.bo
•The wJgartty thafhas aept Into II. Showing too
much. Taking too much olf. That produces a "'too
available, too 'bitty'" look. I am thinking of the ladies
~ llteraDy let evesythlng hangout, such as not 'N881'·
Ing undergwments. That ~·t mean rm aealnJt
tacky clothing, but I am In favor of subtlety In fashion,
not the blatant suggestive look.
FOR MNICE LYND£. 1111r of NBC-TV'• AltOflwr World
How do ,_ .. -..... ,.,,.. who ........... • *-' -91.JJ •• s···· c.a e MOit of the times when I meet people who aren't tn
the entertainment world, I ftnd they don't take us too
~ In that they think that ptrfom..s do
whmwr they do rWit off the topl ol their heads.
They ttwik that whahtwr we've achJeved, JU1t hap-
pened wllhout YMll of ltUdy and tralnJng. That'• why rm • bl defensive with them.
PRO Dr. 0.......,.. pdmcr........, Pwdue
~ Should &vier People
Be AllolGed to Receloe
Food Stampe?
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m Denim anJFIGndel
1For1 ·S~~
2For29~~
• 100% Cation Denim Comfofl-....,,.... bel..,_ you won't find a better denim
buy. With pf1ces rtalng .wry dlry moet pec:>P.le
find natural cotton one of the lat true vaiuia.
•Year Around Versatility _
Flannel trtm on cuff. In coll# and
Inside the women's hood protect from
wind and cold.
• Eny Care
Just m.c:Nne wash wwm
Wilt• (no.o..ch). tumbte dly
low ~ drtp dty. The •b•'Qth
and ct.nDHt\Y of U... def*"
j8cketa will more tt.n plwe
you.
JUST SAY "CHARGE· Ir' ~
Please ftll
lnyour~ .
number on
· the order form
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Y•I PleMe ~ (..=.,) 100%--*on denim )licketa. I t-.ve
enclOMd S · plut 11.25 Heh shipping and handllng.
0UAAANTEE: It 11 underatoOd thld1f uP0n '9Celpt of the jeeket(a). t do not
ct100M to ... tt, t may rwtum It wtthtn 30 .. for.""' f9fund. ..
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1 -~ ..... x _____________ _ I Name _______________ _
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8y ffiurlel ~Ila
S usan's life was rich In
every way. At 32, she
had a loving husband,
three beautiful chil·'
dren and a Slaocasful career.
IM=ebout two ~ ago
Susan had a bed accident 1n
which she Injured her
shouJder and arm. The Injury
didn't heal property and so
she was given pain-relieving
drugs to take on a regular
basis. Today Susan sleep.
the days away without a care
for herself, her children or
anything. No one can reach
her, not even her husband.
The only thing she's devoted
to Is her supply of pills.
With aD of the notable
breakthroughs In medical
technology' American wo-
men have come to a dan-
gerous heakh ao9ISl'Oad. It Is
now estlmaled that &om two
m8on to 20 m8on women
In this country are medlca·
lion "Junkies," who cannot
get ~ a day without
taking tranquilizers, sleeping
pills, patnldllers or stimulants.
There has been a
tendency to. refer to such
potentially addictive
subsaances as "soft"
drugs, but there Is
nodmg aolt about
the psychological
and physk:al da-
mage that Cxtended
use of them can
cw. '"The lfMWtcl
ae chOng," seys Or. Jae
Goyan, former Commi..-
lk>ner ol the Food and Drug
Admlnlatratton, " ... tran-
qulms .. mentioned. the
re.MOil b taplal .,...
gency-room vtsitl almOlt
twtce • often • the .:>-caled
hard, i'8CNllloNll drugs -
harar'I, cocaine, oodlne ......
TI.. II no doubt ol the ~of thll
SJ ...... IM6JllWlde ~ .ma· nor thlt t II lllfedtsig
wocnen of el 91. Mc>lt al
,.,. who .. wicteMd ...
HOOKED!
A Sobering Report on Women and Dtuga
Betty Ford ~ as First Lady fn brfn9lng 1egal addiction•
'out of the doeet. The lelltJOn -and hope -fa here jor perhape 20
mWlon other women who are medlaJtlon "junkies.•
I
f
the chemical comfort 2l0fle.
Wllh the extra dosage comes
a weakening of concentra-
tion, moodiness, Impatience,
a lack of sexual drive. Ap-
pointmel d:s are brobrt or
never made. Lethargy leads
to less. ~ and greater
~ from family and
friends ..
If the Individual recognizes
that a problem exists and
stops taking the drug, she ls
~ to experience with-
drawal sytilpk>mS -edgi-
ness, ~-In order to
NJleve ~ feelings she
rriay qukkly return to the
drug.
It la e..,, to see how a pat·
tern develops from this drug-
c:entered .,e. ~.
the ~ person grows
defensive, covering up or de-
nying dependency while ra-
tionabing continued u.e of
the drug. Self-delusion ls
realy self.defense, and h.an·
Ing inward or away ls per-
ceived as a klglcal response
to the unrusonable de·
mMds or negMlve readiolas
ol others. At the same time,
relief from praaures ls of.
fered by the dependab&e, un-
questioning chemical com-
panion.
Addiction Is not the on·
ly J>l"Ob'an that ca"\
result &om long-term
~ of thae drugs.
. Researchers at Johfls
Hopldnt'a medical achool
haw found evidence of •
Ink between one tranquibe
and Impaired J.Q. and
R)emory. A recent Canadlar\
. study tncflrated . that the
• tame tranqulber promotes
drow*'-, lluned ..,.ch, tumor SJ'owth In .....-.
dlfBcuJty wllh ~ Why .. tlMN ·men wo-
and an accompanying ab-men addicted to drugs than
ma of --v.y or COl'IClln. men? 1ben .. numerous
The ..... that .,.,.. theariea. Ooceon do know,
from 111 p119 .... IJIOllJIX-fof lnala, that a. Nlklue
ed 1'tJ a Ndlldlon In the of auc:h cin9 bullds up In
mnount al REM -., (lhe flay ....._, lncrs 'ng the ii-In which ~-••18 tolerance for larger
..._ pllce) end thll ml ec-amounta. Slnce women
~ ._.the .._.1111ng t... more ...re. (fmly)
wwwillly w•11t1cl, ...... llllue In "* than °'9a..wa1-..· ........... lhllt~
moll lndlWlullt need In-: •• ... and Mcome .....
a1u1t ._...,,....... more qutddy to.the 1e-
(conllnued)
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I Great beginnings start with Oneida stainless. Pleue send
I . me a sample stainlcu teaspoon in the pattern(s) I have ~ked.
l am endoling S l. for cadl spooo ordered. Complete &erVJces
· can be purchased at fine stores everywhere. Off er is limited to a
choice o( up to three spoons, one spoon per pattern.
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A Sob•fli'S R.pott on Women and Dtuga
cumulated drugs.
But that onJy begins to ex-
plain the special IUIOepdbill-
ty of women to addiction.
There is evktence that one
of the factors In the propen-
sity among women to t\.an to
arudety-telievlng drugs is the
frustration they are ex-
periencing trying to ex-
emplify the contradk:tory
images of today's woman. In
other words, they are ftnd-
tng tt tough to be Super-
mom: jobholder, wife ,
mother. homemaker. Two
to six times u many women
are diagnosed as suffering
' from depression as nien.
Some 1heucllts and re-
searchers argue that the
symptoms of deprask>n
reflect hormone thfts, Stbom
OI eondltiol ied attachment
needs,~ St*. anger
turned nw.d, genetic pre-
dllpoetioo OI a ler"8 ol per-
IOMI worthkmnes. ~
8'WI' the ca.-, there 1s awee-
ment that the suffetng Is real.
and· drugs are routinely
sxaat>ed. While certain
drug therapies are ap-
propriate, too often the
prescribed drugs are
depressants.
A shocking fact that has
emerged is that women
are paat>ed more than
twtoe the amount ol drugs
than men, /Of' the .arnc
'llntPoms· One explanation for this may be the artful
merchandising of .. ltral ..
1• IWAY~ ...... J, 991• ..
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Dr. Jere Goyan: Tran ·
q~ ta.Ice ~ as many
people to emergency rooms
QI do hard drugs.
and .. anxkty" as primarily female.~states.
fOf exarnc)le. &mt year an
advertisement for It tran-
quilizer In a medical journal
depicted a troubled-looking
femaJe student who was sud·
denly experiencilg the stress
ol college life. It offered to
help free her of excessive
anxiety th{ough the use of
the drug.
Other advertising cam-
paigns -ln medical and
holptt.al journals ahned at
physicians -focus on the
need for drugs to treat the
dttcomforts of menstruation,
menopause, even 'ihe emp-
ty nest tyndrome." AJmost
without exception, the thrust
of sales promotion
and greatest proftt
~derives from
a portrait of women
~help .
I Pomanately, the
public mind has
been startled during
the plllt few years.
Pubbc ftgura ..
Betty Ford have
taken legal addic-
tion out of the
.t\ildows and Into
bUtrnent.
The~for
the future II Im·
proytng. b.c::n r:.llna
numbers ol WOtMn
.. being helped, ..
more 111d111lt>o•
.-trained and
more..,.., ..
....... to ICCOm-
modlle .... who
haw ..,. mouecl
to reclaim thetr
health and hope.
As a society, we have be-
gun a promising, aitlcal
review. lndMdualy, we must
take personal inventory of
our health-Melcing behavior:
When you don't feel your
~. do you asurne that
you're not well? Are you
more lndlned to listen to
another's advice than to trust I
your own oounseJ? If the
·all9Wef to both questions Is
"yes," you share some com-
mon self-doubts with women
found to be vulnerable to
ow:nnedication .
Be cautious about any·
thing you Ingest, however
mid It may be poctrayed. No
drug ls oomp&etely safe for
everyone.
Learn to ask for more ln-
formedon and las for a
pcescr1ption. Many doctors
feel that thetr patients place
more value ln the ~ of
medk:adon than any less
c:h'amatic, therapeutic mea-
sure, however well advised.
Rho, 8nd out how your
drug acts to alleviate
your problem. Ask
about the duration ol
Its effects on your body. Be
sure that you really need to
take tt and then take It emct-lv as pe:at>ed and only for
the period neoaay, Manu-
facturers ol tranquJtan have
a.erted that the drugs are
not addic:tlw when their use
is llrnlted to four-month
periods, but MWf8I health
actMlt ~ dalrn that
dependency can develop
eater than this.
If you ha~ any questions
about your m.d.lcadon;-don't
hesitate to tab than up with
your physician or phs-
mac:lll. If your c:oncans are
not welcomed, you can
........ your rtdrt to
know or tMk a more rapon-
.,. cswtabr.
If you or mmeone you
know II 8"ady on a mood-
altered m•rry-go·rounci,
make the dec:lliorl to make a
dlffeseaa. You lhouJd not
atlllmpt to wean ~
from drug ~ on
your own, but llllher undlr a
dodm'a ca.. In moll com-
~ tt... .. women'•
cantera, hoapltel-bated
fecllltl•• and Hlf ·help•
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The lnif)lratlonal Ufe
·.Of Slnget 10m Sullivan I
· T om iullY¥1 II famk to many Arnenc..\S as
the handlome tenor
who sang the Star-
~ Banner m the
Super Bowt In 1976. The
..,. of him 9tandrng agBinlt
the ~. singing without
accompaniment, moved
30,000 people to send
teJepns of good wishes.
Tom could not read them, of
course, because he ls bind.
Ave years later, Tom ls no
longer idettti8eti • 'ihat
bllnd ~but as a com-
poaer, writer, actor and a
reporter for ABC's Good
Morning America.
But, It 33, Tom SulMn
11n't • al w""-1. Hll ruemcADed.
Nldal energy has h::reased Tom wrote about the ~
owr the la9t few years, and to-day dlfftculdes he cx-
he rild bdore dawn, run-perienoed In his ftnt book, I/
ning 10 mies wllh Dinah, the You CoWd S. What I Hear,
golden retriever, who (Harper & Row) pubWled In
regmdl him as her penonal 1975. Its reception -· ntW
pcoperty. He wtll stay at the reviews and sales owi the
piano equally &me Into the yea"S of 1J million copies -
night wcrblQ on new ac:>l19'· convtnced him that he
'Tve always been driven," · should spen<1 part ·c:A each
he says. "I guaa It comes ~ wdlng. His thkd book.
from fJOwlng up In the 40's You~ Spcdal (Hartequin)
Sid SO's as a band kid. There was released la9t yes. "It •
.,. wry 1ew aippon ... should .a about 10 maon
vlca. •• Tom recalls his: copies as an lntphdonal
frulbe&n m tlySlg to par-• book," Tom ~ wllh dw-
~ .... normal chlklhood acte'8tic ~·
actlvtils .. Ude r....gue. The Peden School gaw
"They caled me 'the bet' -Tom OM men tt*'9 -a
and wllh good reaton." ' mullc tat. They dllcoYered
Bc-w ol hll frenetic perfect pitch and a ~
l'lllhn, Tom's.,.._ packed Ing voice.
hkn olf to a ldW>OI tor bllnd Today Tom has two •
cMdNa1 In ~. -. buml tor ABC 1.adl to hll
He II ~to u:h teg-aedlt. Sales haw ~about
•• 11d da6Jn, but the 30,000 each, but that
P...,_ School cM tnwbm doesn't plea.e him.· Tom hkn &om ., wvuJy bllnd kid , .. that hll tor9 haw yet
t'*> today's poMl1lll ..--to aiptuN the fancy of 'the
-· Fer one ~. ~ Am9tc.ln public t«•w _.. ....... and Tom they d«nlnd men &paa the
tot>ll up ...... IQ. kl a ipCllt ...._: '1 Wltlia blglf, -.y
wt.. ••9h. Cll*la... 1on91," he' explains.
Md loUdt COWlt, he aM:I -n.y ... qa.illla ... ~. hm
win, and he CM -tWwt up to" the wr•-dam.,.. wt*h
the CJ¥npcs. ... .,..-.• He toga ...
FromdMN,Tom....crtn-150,000 mlll ..ti ,.ir
to tt.n.d. a.ng .._.. pabamau n ,... ..-.
was the~ pmt, •I lulNd and he hopes .. _.. ...
cu,...t~~-~ ...,..._ A MW
twd.Ablnd ... ,.11..t llunllduecMlft,...._
no lp9lW anwllltM ·and ~ Son.-.,.,.. W '.l"Olll
U. Md IO be tlp9d end. ~ clO. 1-. .. ..... ........ ., ..... ..
...... wllh ........ .
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Tom c.an't l"9lilt al the oppor-
tunllils out there. Televillon
Is the ~ lure bec:al••
he wants to change atlMudes
about harldiaipped people:
'When you're .pan of a
m!nority, you have to woo,
cajole and educate the ma-~ .
Jn guat appeaances In
such popular shows as
M•A •s•H and Morie and
Mfndv, Tom has played a ·
binded G.I. and a blind
...... f()t' Good Mommg
Amerlc:o, he has cmved out a
slot doing motivational
pieces about people who aer-
mount al lmds " bemers and~. • 1.-ly his repertoire has
been expanclng, ~: '1
don't want to jlltt be ta.vl-
lion'• repcnrr ·on the ~·
pied crowd, .. he remarks.
Tom-.~ sa«*-~
· It hJnwef, Md he II a1dc:8l ol
newly formed lobbying
!Joupl tor the handicapped.
This has iou.d the Ire ol the
Nador\111 F.ot.~ tor the
Blind md the Amatean Co-
~ for the Handicapped.
Tom wl he" raise money,
but he won't, for tnstance,
compete In events ~·to
handicapped people. "It
perpetualeS • c:IMa system
which encourages handi-
aipped people to think of
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7 Easy Tests That Spot
The Spott Right fot You
By Jonathon E. Dlomond
R esearch indicates that every
person Inherits a package of
athletk: trails that makes some
sports easier to play than
others. "We are aD dfferent kinds ol
human cars," says Dr. Robert Arnot,
di'ector of the Sports Medicine Center
at Lake Placid, N.Y., and a physician
for the U.S. Ofymptc Ski Team.
"Some of us are hlgh-speed racers;
• better suited for stop-and-go ex·
plosive acttvtties. Some of us are long·
running endurance vehkles, who can
run on forever at a constant speed."
Of c:oune. as C. Carson Conrad.
executive director of the President's
Coundl on Physical Atness and
Sports, points out, the most Important
component In becoming good at ~ny
sport ls, slmp!lj, practice. But he adds
that people can easily become frus-
trated when It takes a long time· to
learn to p&ay a sport and so they gve
up, when they nUght be mastering -
ln far less time -a sport that is better
suited to them.
So how do you learn what sport \s
11ght for you? One way ls to be tested
at Dr. Amot's human-perlormance
laboratory, a highly complex fadllty
t~ ls equipped to test an indMduaf s
athletk: potential 50 ways.
For the weekend athiete, there are
shni*r. less expenstvc_w,ays. Dr. Ar·
not has prepared for fAMLYWEEKLYa
Ndimentary'series of tests that will
he~ you ftnd a sport that ii right b
you. Take the tests, keeping track of
your pant$ end then ~ the ac·
companying chart to determine what
sports are Ideal for your body type. ·
Dr. Arnot cautions that ti you are
getting enjoyment from a tPOl'f you
are now pursuing, do not abandon tt ·
no matter how you tat. But you
might be tnterated In knowing that
then ... ottm sports your body ls
ready to take on.
ExpbM AbJlltv
Vertlcal ...., ....
Raearch miuls that our mutcla
are made up of two cM.r.nt kinds of
fi>er: tpdnt ,.,_ and endwance fl>er.
The rallo ol ..,mt fhr to endurance
,.,., Vll1el wl:h ~ lndMdual. The
~ the psccnfllge ol .ndunnc.
,.,_, you have, the t.u.r your
rnulClea WI ..w for acdvlda ~
Ing ~. The ~ dM pe-
~ of ..,mt ..... the beoe'
you1 peafonn • ~"90 .,artl.
~ l. °""'°" .... "". '*""-cl _.........,,, ....
A high jump means loC5 of sprint fiber;
a k>w jump points to endurance.
Standing next to a wall, reach up as
high as posd>Je wihoul standing on
your toes. Haw someone mark In
pencil the point where the tip of your
hand touches the waJJ. Then, keeping
~':Ir arm straight overhead, jump as
high as posetble. MMk dm point. Sub-
tract the ~ you R?aChed while
standing from the distance you reached
while jurnpi'lg.
-" 21 lnchee or mor9-9Ceft 10 -22 to 21 lncMLecore 5
-11 to 22 lnchee-.acore I
_ .... then 11 lncMLecore 1'
Endurance Ability
Lung capedty Tat "
Our capac;ity to inhaJe oxygen Is
set by the end of our teen years. The
hockey player, who con5tandy skates
back and forth on ~ Ice, needs a
large lung capactty because his body
demands tremendous amounts ot .
oxygen. The golfer, who can rest fre·
quentJy Isn't hindered by a low lung
capacity. ,
Take a deep breath and exhale
once Into a lasge lightweight shop·
ping bag. Twist tightly and maJi( the
volume of air. Then release air and
fill the bag Gt' the stnk) wih water
from a quart container, such as a milk
carton. Measure how many quarts It
requires to ftll the bag wtth watet to
the same mark.
-N 7 quart. tcore 10
-5 quart8..-oore 5
-lquart8 eocnS
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Ca.rdlorapntory Tat
ThJs Is a tat for the entire cardio·
rUptr$ty aystem. It roughly ll}U·
sures dM abl8ty of the heart to pump
blood efftdently .. well u the lunga
to consume ODCyglll. ~the odom·
eter on the famlfy car, mark off one·
haf mie on a flat ro.d kl your ~
borhood. Then, Mq yo\P'Mlf on
your watch, wale (do not rulf) blt9ldy
back and fOl1h (total ~ will be
one mile).
-tara12•sw11~ ...........
-Mto11 ....... MONI _,. ............... , ·-·-........ ,
tape, make a hexagon ot six squares
on your kkchen Oooc. Then, wlh
someone timing you, jump from
square to adjacent square without
turning to face each new square. Do
this without pradiclng, and c.ompJete
the circuit three times.
-H under 14 MCOIA teen
10
-11to14 MOOnda ·eccn 5
-11 to 11 MCOftdl....acor 3
-ORI' 11 MCCM.. eccn 1
Motor laming Test
Between the ages of 5 and 10, you
established your motor learning abili-
ty, and it now determines how fast
you can adapt to the demands of a
new sport. Over the course of a day,
take ftve pradlce runs through the
hexagon you made for the test above.
Trien repeat It quiddy ttuee times and
cJock your time.
-ff 'fOtll time i..1n-llP'-o-••-br
men .. n 3 wande teen 10.. -br 2 to a MOOridl ICOf9 s -e., 1 tD 2 MCONte eccn 3 _.,, 0 to 1 MOOnd...ICOf9 1
Now add your motor learning abll·
tty tcore and your ~ score to-
gether. These will give you a motor
abalty acore. ,r
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Your percentage of body fat to mus-
cle tisQ..e may determk\e your suimbili-
ty for d&ent sports. To det.ermkle this
percentage, ftnd on either side d your
body where the top of one ~ juts out
slightly. Using your thl11}1b and fore-
~. gently peich your body here
~tly. Estimate the amount ol sbl
you pinched.
For 1Mn:
-· .... "*' 111 lnch..Accn 10 -If \\ to 1 lnch...lccn 5
-"IC!"I '*' 1 lnc:tL.eccn 1
For WOIMlt _ .... "*' 1 lnch...acore 10
-1 Inch tD 1111 lncheL..eccn &.
-rncntMll1111~1
Remember, It is the percentage of
body fat that ls Important here, not
your total weight. "'A 300-pound lne·
backer may be undetwelght," says Dr.
Arnot, "while a person weighing onll;
100 pounds may be obese."'
The Right Sporta for You
High expioeM ebltty, (I to 20 polntet
... high motor eblltr (I to 20 .....
Stcffng Wa.tef .. kllng
Tennie Flgu~sk•tlng
Squaah BoxJng
Roller Diaco WlnO-aurflng
Football Gymnaatlca
If you scored 5 to 10 points on lung teat,
•dd: .
Basketball; Hocby. Socc«
If )'O..I elao ecored 1 to 3 points on
body fet .. W911, you have the Innate
ablllty to do V«'f well In thne apona, but
you may not be able to mo"9 qulddy
enough to eottlfte .. ttwtfr oondltlontno
benefits. Conelder beginning -wtth an *"'
durance eport IUCh u:
Hiking; Swtmmlng
Hlgh ......... (lto··----..._....., ..... ..._
~••ding Skating
Oydlng Aerobic deta
MountaJneertng Speed roler·
()w • •ttno
H111t .... h1M__, ..... ........ ..... ...,Cl ... ,..
~;Speed -(ttop.end-go ecwtntlng)
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On Your Job
8y Shk1ey Sloon Fode<
''fngltefg" AchM and Patna.
A Midwest woman descri>ed eyes repc:111leis use to type their stories.
that burned and paS1 runnklg &om When opera&ed spcwadicaly, the ma-
her neck down her left arm. A West chines usually cause no problems. But
C<*t man struggled wlh nausea, when they are wodced on steadiy al
itching eyes and blurred vtsion. day -something done by 411illions of
Vet both were told by tha doctors, people in Insurance compank>.s,
'1 can't 6nd anything wrong with banks, airlines, ~companies,
you." · etc. -heakh df6culties often devel-
Now. new Gowmment studies re-op, according to the N.1.0 .S.H. stud-
quested by the Office and Profes&ion-ies. The causes, Yys N.l.0 .S.H., are
al ~ lntematk>nal Union saeen glare, tmpcoper screen and
(0.P.EJ.U.) are provkiSlg Insight into keyboard heights~ poody designed
these heallh a>mplaints. The studies, tables and chairs and ~ luminance
conducted by the National Institute for , contrasts to working environments.
Occupational Safety and Health Problems are aYOidable, however.
(N.1.0 .S.H .) found that the 7-10 md-Both N.1.0.S.H. and O.P.E.l.U. sug-
lion Americans who work at the new gest maldng work stations and devices
video display terminals (V.D.T.'s) as flexible as possble to aDow an indl·
may develop eye, neck, back, arm vidual operator to control the height
and stomach ptoblems, as wel as of the keyboard, screen and chair, leg
feelings of depression and hostiltty. room and screen brightness and con-
You may have seen V.O.T.'s used trast. Also recommended: requred
on 1Vs Lou Grant. They're the key-work-rest breaks fol-\ID.T.operators of
board and TV screen mac~es that at least 15 minutes every two hours.
Yow Office medlcal Rec0tds
· rn many jobs, you're required to
visit the company medical office once
a year for a physical examination.
'"For your own good,: you're told, but
it Is often df6cuJt -If not impossible
-for you .to 6nd out exactly what has
been reported about you. Now you
can do something about this problem.
Last August, the Department of Labor
ruled that your empk>yer must let you
see your on-the-job medical records
within 15 days after you request
them. The only time medical lnfonna·
tion can be withheld from you is If you
have a terminal Illness or a mental
problem. Even then, the lnformaHon
must be revealed to someone you
se.lect and that petSOn can then decide
whether It's in your best interest to see
the report.
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Ptotectlon Against Job HazGtda
How can you protect yourself If you
fear that workplace noise, fumes,
dust, vapors, chemicals, tools and/or
the products you handle are endan·
ger1ng your health. The 01'::ago Area
Commktee on Occupadonal Safety
and Health (C.A.C.0.S.H.) has de·
veloped a program anyone can use.
Ant, says Pat McGuire, the com· ·
mlttee'a education director, you need
two reference books: ~ It Dan·
geroua to YO&U Hdh by Stelman
and Daum,•avatlatN Jn bookstores;
and Help for the \M>rkfng ~unded
by Mancuso from International
As!lodatlon d MadW'ltsts, 1300Conn.
Ave., N.W., \fJ•hiuglco D.C. 20036,
,$1.00. They daabl ~ In the
work piece. Nm learn yota' ~
WlCier Gowmment laws by wrltng for
the free ........ ~· R#gN Undo
OSHA '30'Zl; U.S. Labor .o.p.t-
ment, Wa,.shington , O.C. 20210.
(OSHA is the U.S. Government's Oc·
cupatlonaJ Safety and Health Admlnl·
stration.) You can find your local
OSHA olftce by lookkl9 under U.S.
Government In your phone book.
McGuire points out, "lots of times
It Isn't necessary to file 'an 0SHA
complaint. Once you learn thefacts
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By PAUL V ANDERWIST
It was the best birthday Mrs. Sturm could have ever
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Mn. Stunn phoned her trip this week heal.lie her IMolhythm
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Tickled Pink-
How Color Affects Us
Sy ffiotllyn mu"ay WllllaOn
I f you believe that drug Injections or
physical punishment are the best
ways to subdue a belllgerer rt ln-
dMdual, you may be wrong. Ac.-
cording to opens at the Amerlcan In-
stitute for Blosoclal Re9earch In
Tacoma, Wash., the best treatment
for some kinds ol vk>Aent behavlot Is
"the pink ceD."
The pink ceD Is simply a small con·
....... -. ....... ~-
usually without ever realizing why.
Researchers claim that what people
"see" Is not the color pink, but rather
a band of electromagnetic energy. AD
colors have such "bands," but pink Is
the most effective for use as & muscle
rela>uwtt.
While all shades of pink are con-
sidered calming, the effects are In-
creased by using progressively
stronger, brighter shades. In Des
Moines, Iowa, the Presatbed Acttvlty
The plnlc €e1 hos 0 c:ohlfng eflcc:t ....
'
years of the effeds color ~ haw.
Pahaps the bat-Mown pionell' In
the fteld was the late Or. Max
LUICher, who Int presented his oon-
trowntal .. Lutcher Color ·Test" to an
lntematk>nal medical conference In
1947. His test, ttlll used today. In·
volves ~ teJediotas from 73 col-
or patd)p, with 25 different hues and
shades, but It takes only 10 mklutes to
admlnJster.
lu9cher' s theory was that certain
colors reptaent common vaJues to all
people: gray = nontnvolvement; bkle = calm; ~ = resiltanoe to
change; Jed,. de*e. LUICher be-
beved that patients would express un-
c:onsct>Ully thro~ their color selec-
tions what they ~ refrain &om ex-
pressing verbally.
Throt9' his research LUlcher dis-
covered the effed of .color on the
body. He learned, for example, that
yelow lnaala bk>od pres.Ire, pul9e
and 1apkation rates but does 90 wtlh
a men re:laUlg eifed dwi red. His
condution was that peefee.ioes for
certain cdors, and •ejection of ochers,
ndlected • ** ol mind and/ Ol •
Mlll.fw.at.-•.• •11
Bat--9ng author Vance Packard
warned l» 23 yest ago In The Hid-
den Penuodera, that 9'l9S manufac-
turers don't .... 5J'e8n pack'9ng
becal• they know " Is subllrnlnal .. albk1ge:nt" me11age.
Ullng color to lnftuence purchase
paa.ni and behavior wlll undoubted-
ly lnaate dumg the next -decade.
and the findings of color experts wlD
be utilized In indUlby -and busklal.
And why not experiment wtt. color
In yoc.-own Ide. The next time ~
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T here Is an ancient
Hindu legend
about a wise
man who or-
deNd a INdent to fetch
.. a good ttmg" &om the
ba:ras. The youth came back
with the tongue of an ox.
"Now fetch me a blkl thing," the wise
l'Dml ad. The lludent· retwned wllh
another Oil tongue. The wl9e man
was pkaud. "Truly," he said, "a
tongue can be the source ol both
good and evil."
That fable ts just as~ today
_.,artk:u1arfy when It c.omes to fami-
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has been called the llieblood of the
family ~. apats say that .. too
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.. members haw trouble upeellil.g
themselves 01 understanding one an-
other. And when someone is trying to
~ a problem OI' seeking emotional
support, the Nt*y to oommurate
wel can haw~ raulla ...
Some of the ol.taries to effediye
~ comf1)Urlk:altiQn are subde, and
tftey can be more ciaJn9'9 bec:ac11e
we se not usually ~ of them.
Here are teYera1 examples ..
A Wan lo ..,... c::lem\I. Some-
times peopAe )Ult don't tpel out what
they really mean. Consider the teen-
ager who tels his mother he'll be
home .. a llde late" tonight. lJnJe9s
they awee on what that nte.ans,
thae'a llkely to be an argument when
she expects hkn home around mid-
~ and he miYa at 1:30.A.M.
"Coded'" m 111 ••· What we say
may IOmillllawww teem dur and direct
on the ...i.e., but the words oflfs\
concieel a llCret TI I gr: wt.a. Abo-
~ honM .... Fer amnple, --
Ing "Would ~ .. to go to the
movies ~?" may me. ~
'1'd .. to go out," or 'Td .. to my
home,W or Tm~ to do wt-.v. .
, you want to do." Quite <Jltml .......
mllllwll ~ quallon1 or 1wpoud1
in a mnfuling way .......
1n ll>me ~both pellell• enct ue
doq wt. ,...,_ -*· One "*'• fac.d wllh gotng to ...... dly to
viii ha .............. hawle.
m....-.to..-.the.,wllhhn ..
,you'd .. meto," lheniplld. -e..t
• 1 mfdlt be In the-. And thin'I a lot
..,... do .... 5'QU'N gone." ,.. ~ ....,, ._mm lllld, "Wll, In Chi&
CMI 11 go .... •~ he wry
much --h9 .... complft~ needld .......... She Md .....
to go .... bn but becMd ~ .. camtheWlhe_.._.._
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The Hidden · Ttuths
~ . ,
Behind the Words
' 8y Norman Lobeenz
Without eum lcnoU1lng "9 fmplly mem.ber1I may be
aabotaglng their communfcatton. Hae peychologllda
oJ/a' adda on hou to my what you really mean. ,
ewn ~both of them wamed to
expr-. theli need and dm love.
The ........... ~
aJNd .. .,.... to a.a-. the lm-
pOlltie lluadon that occun when
one peaon's WOids cxdllla\ two •
poling m I I I 191' ebout the l8lne ti·
Ullllon. ..A couple came to me for
~ wlh lhek ........ .WO..t.rp,•.
mmllgl COi ...... f9POl1S. ..... had
become k'oa *'* n&equent and ..... .... ••y ..,.·me. the hUlbmd
Mid he ..... ha ... would tMathl .................... °""'· But ~ ·coning to the wfe • ....__the CM
.... IDln would ..... bec:ee-he
... ... -lo9'8 . conlllCll. • -• dim cme ol e doubl9 a..d. No ...... wt. the womm\ cM, .... Wiii bound
llO be wrong •• l
....... 'W t.A.theOIC eo..-. hoMlrlw an bi a good tl*1g f
• .__ to ~ fr, .. Ind evokt .................. e-. I an be a
Md ... whilll I II ..... to hurt
oehln' ...... to .w.11 onn
own .. ar to ..._ «W•-..P
•
-
when her family sat
down to dinner, conver-
sation usualy deterl-
onlled Into a sertes of
• shdl dllpdes and repri-
mands. One ewning she
suggested they change
places and act as If they were
the penon whose seat they were In.
"Each of U1 lesned how we sounded
to others. .. lhe Mkl -how the tone
of their YOk:es a weJJ as their words
antagonized each other.
fiow can fainllles overcome these
barriers to produdtve talt? Here are
some•suggestiol 11 from experts:
• When ' you have somethJng
lmpoltant to say, choose the proper
time and place. The time to raise ma-
)ol" issues, make demands or cany on
an argument is not when a youngster
ls dashing olf to school OI' a pment is
antvlng home after a hard day's work.
Wait b a more relaxed part of the day.
• Develop attentive listening
habits. "Faulty listening is at the root
of many family communication prob-
lems," uv.s one expert. "Listening
~ more than just regillertng
IOUnds and tapOndlng wtth a grunt
OI' an \th-tiuh.' h means paying atten·
tlon to what Is Mid, to why It Is being
said. It means beiig senslltve to needs
and emotioltS. It means answering
appropeieteJy."
• Avoid coded messages ~ dou-
ble bklds by trying to say exacdy what
you me.an -~ never saying what
you do not meml. Some couneelon
teach famliia to make a "'statement of
lntimt" that dmt8es what the speaker
has In mind before Mklng the other
pcnon to •. This would haw
hq,ed In the c.aee of a man whose
.... got ll9Y when he suggated go-
lr.g over the budget. ., didn'\ mean
lhe WM CJdrav9nl," he 1891· ., )Ult
w...-d to ... f we could afford a
vecallon."
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many ~ the ...,. wlll dlnvlnce
you to remain dent. S..1.-..ty. when a
t.n'9y mmnbm II talilng to you. 8lk
~. Whlt ii hear the .... me
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c:a&i.a19 II...._.. or~••· s-•nce? ~ • ....._? Knowlno
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By nlatllyn Hanaen
I f you have a req,e to
sNft I write: Marilyn Han·
ten, Neighbors' Recipe Ex-
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From Ptucott Vallev,
Ariz., WUma Clapp .mda a
recipe /or "good ole" ham-
bwga.
HAMBVRGE.R
DINNERPIE
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1. ln tmel bowl, beat egg well;
stir In Y, cup ..,.. Met.aoutons.
Let and .. lq\1'd .. Do.bed.
I. Add W01c r rtu trhn auo9,
1 ~· chopped onk>nl,
Mil and hlimburglr; "* wd.
Pre. this mlxlure IWidY on the
boeDn and*'-of a 9--lnch pie
PM -fom*'9 a mlllt pie llMI.
J . Melt 1 ~ mw-
gll'tne; add 1 cup ol onion; cook• loft.
•· CombN cnern dMleM Witt\ ... 2 ... and .at. mlUlg wd.
Addy, a.IP,."6, llowty, mllllng .... "-~ .....
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mlllt ..... Md pour ct..
mlldlnonnect.
6 ..... In pullllwalld 350'F,
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of Nov. 23, 1980.
The Clapps read f'.AMJLY
WEEKLY In the Courier,
Pracott, Artz.
A letter from GaJe Volker
In Papua, Ne111 Guinea, re-
ueols a natWe ...,,.t potato
recipe.
KAUKAU KASSEROLE .............
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1, Cook, unpeeled, sweet po-
tatoes In boar1g Wlltllr unlll
lender but firm . Dl'aln. peel and
.. l/•-lnch thick.
!. In a ~ at\.llow c:as-...oa.. make almnatle layert ol
1he wt potaeoel and be·
nan.,~ each a.y. wlh
Mil, brown "1911' and dotting
wllhbudllr.
J . Pour on onnga juice and
bake In • 3so-F. own for about
30 mlnum or until brown on
top. Nerta 4 ao 6..,...
Gale writes, 'We enjoy
reading your -*"' on
redpa when our famQy
bid< In Grat Fala, Mon-
tana, Mid UI the Trtbune.
You rnWd allo .. to know
that kaukau II p6dgln Englllh
for IWMt potato."
A~ bread Ndpc from
~ Kldn of Sc•""""1. N.IJ., .,.. .. out *> ,,,.
bclwtt *> frV I/at~.
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meal In Larga mix.Ing bowl. Heat
oil, salt, atgm", onion and but-
tamil< until moderawly warm.
SClr Into meal mbduN.
I . Add 89111 and beat well.
Add oom, pepper and cheeM.
Add flour, 1 cup at a 1lrnc, until
well mbced.
"· Tum dough out and knead -
until smooCh and eJMtic. ~
dough and bowl wtth a ll1de
rnelled buaier. Cover and let
rile In warm pleoe until double
In bulc, llbo4d 1 y, hours.
4. Punch down dOU!ti and
knead lghdy 2 or 3 mtnum.
gwipe Into 2 Iowa and piece
In two wel-buttered loll pans.
5. Alow to rtle In warm p&.oe
until double In ... Baka In
~ 400'F. own for 25
to 30 mtnuta. Remove from
pans onto• wn rack and brulh
wMh remaining melted butter
wt\lle bws are werm.
6. When cool. wrap In fol and .eor.. freaa wd and mMel
acelent ham and dMNM lend·
wlcha. Moira 2 --
Marilyn uys, '11111 bread
never fails to bring requests
f cx the ri!dpe."
The Kletrla ntad FAMILY
WEEKLY in the Star·Hookl,
Scottlbhiff, Neb.
• From Mn. R°avmond Rua· .en, a great cooldc bolcer of
L..edl, N.D., here• an eolV·
t&mab kfd·plemlng /auo· ,.,,.,
THE ""lW COOKIE
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8en1 on being rid of the new and strange religion. pagan
Romans had a ringing slogan: "Christians to the lionsl" But
tbe foUowers of Christ had other ideas. They knew that
Christ had given them a mission in the world. and they were
not abou1 to lie down and play dead. even if some of their
number were called upon to suffM martyrdom.
They were idealists enough to hold fast to Christ's teach·
ing and realists enough to know the need for self-discipline
and organization if their mission were to be effective. Both
the idealism and the realisrri are impressive in early Christian
ITistory as it appears in the New Testament and in the writings
of later generations. This history and these writings give us
reassurance and countge today. when the spirit of pagan Rome
is again abroad in the land. We do well to remember Peter
and Paul. Clement and ltlnatius. and what they said and did.
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Tells Us How to
Keep In Shape
By Roeolyn Abrevaya
The blare of the o/fidal acc:>Nr~ bca-•r halt. the adion. Up on her JM,
Karen Smlh, No. 24, .-,,. off her
warm-up joclcet and mOCIU onto the ccxm. Sliding Into podJbn under the
barlcd. Kenn .,,a.. around her oppo.
nent, while Pearl Moore, the Stora'
flaahv guard, heaua up a 20·Jooc
Jump 1hot. The bal glanca,off the rim
and INO the oultbdehed annt o/ the
leaping Smith, who pu• doc.on the,..
bowtd, lflt'fn9I bode Into the °" and
kr.... fhe baf Into the batkd In OM
"""' '"°"°"·
about them and keeps a personal vb-
min and mineral chart for her own
ready reference. •
"Eating right was a real chaDenge
on the road," says Karen . Since the
usual fare ol airplane food and fast
food (the team toured stx months of
the year) con be a menace fOt" diet
watchers, Karen tried her best to
avoid tt by carrying her own supply of
frul, nuts and boxes ol natural cereal.
When eating at a quick.food rat.au-·
rant, the typcaly ordered eggs,
whole wheat toast and )uice, aY06ding
hambuigen, French fries and 90<\a,
which .. higher In calol1d. Though
she isn't trawq ~now, Karen
continues to eat wilely.
She also runs three mies a day,
does endurance sprints up and down
any hlll the can ftnd and wades out
reguildy in a gym aerdle prolJ'erD.
Wh&t ~ up, Karen can't re-
member when the w..i't Involved In
some kind of athletics. Having three
brothers around and a bask.et rigged
up In the backyard didn't hurt the
811*1119 young bMketball whiz. "My
brothers couktn't ~ that a girt
could take the pushing and lhovtng
that goes wtth the game," she laughs,
"But I handed tt back to them at good
as they gave It."
Before Karen cllOM to concentrate
on baslwtbel, the was iwolved Mri-
ously in tennis, ~ and track.
She was even c:tK>Mn to play on the
Olympic handbel team llemd for the
~fated aunrrm OlyrJ1IJb In Mo.cow.
As b ,...,,, and groonq rnf-
eretaoll, ~ II a ~
cir... who cto.n't WIS any make·
up "becaUM I feel I look~
~ end don't really need It."
~the getsdrund up. the~
~NII. Boch lhe md ._....,,_
mMll ~ the dw-.1 p6Ke OUl8ls
they wCJ... on tour. DllVfaed by 0--
loteit Ford, theoudltcoa 'II afa~
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Frank K9'g .......... that
butln•11 lole $200 million
~ -ICltiJled mes-
.... bookkeepqJ' mon,
etc. King ii cucuttw V.P. ·
of the Wrlllng Inmument
Manufacturen
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declaNd du. the
year of the
Grat Scrawl-
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tatJbang aun-
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23 -John
Hancock'• birth-
day, of CQUIM.'
"Demands on tact.a""" made ···••:ltlAg ~ neglected subject," "*' t<lng. "The ... of • hmtl,·too. Sotlow down;
alt straight; hold ~ur
pm ~; Milch for
titcky ............ ,,.
And tlmll of .. .,.. qto ........ ~ . .,..._ . ..-...·
time, we will f10W up to two
Inches shOrter as the fluid
~· from our tislue, and It WI to reexpand .
Dnllby'. Ne.ly half of
thoee ay they fear the 'G -
pected pain, wt* 39 per-
cent dalm they are tota8y
lmm&me to dental dileMe.
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Dinah Shore 64; David
Niwrt 71; Ron Howard XI ;
Hiiiy 8eWonte 54; Robert
Conrad 46. ..;,, -
0..1 Arnaz 64; Karen
Calpa• 31; Or. s... 77;
Jela... Jones 62; Torn
Wo1e 50. T1 a a ' » -Lee
a.dzlwlD 48. Wa ••a 1 ••» -Paula Prentiss 42.·
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23; Ra Hanteon · 13. J:.t.
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Team, 1erved as technical advisor on the film-ls
lhown here with St1ve Guttenb1rg (I) and Andrew
Steven1.
"Do you believe In mlracles? ... YESI"
ABC Sport.cuter Al Michaels uttered those words
on Friday, February 22. 1980, George Washington's
birthday. The United States Olymplc Hockey Team
had detHted the 1Hmlngly lnvlnclble team from the
Soviet Union In a game that many experts described
as the sports upset of the century.
lWo days later some 50 million Americans (nearly
one-quarter of the nation's population) would get out
of bed on a Sunday morning (SAM on the West
Coast) to watch a hockey game on television. They
would see the United States team battle Finland tor
the gold medal at the 1980 Winter Olympic Games In
Lake Placid, N.Y.
The personal stories of the 1980 United States
Olympic hockey players who carried their country's
~opes to Lake Placid, won the gold medal against all
odds and renewed American pride In the nation are
told In the three-hour special presentation, Miracle ti Ice, airing as The ABC Sunday Night Movie,
A 8PM.
a• and tortuoue training eohedule, to .... lhrtlllng
ollmP-the eeneattonal upeet CMI' the ao.:1111, and
tM Ylc'°'Y tor the gold medal aga6nM F&neend. tnw·
WCW9n among the trial• and trlbUlattone of "'-tNm
are th• perao"-1 1tortee, IUCh a th• wrm Nia"°"'"
9h'P between 8roo~ and hie wlf9, P9t, and the
poignant tale of Jim Craig, wno. deepHe nnanclal
dmf ou" .... fulftlled hil late motMr'I dre1m by play-
ing In the Olympic Gam•.
One of the mo1t dltftcult t••• to 1ccomplllh In tM
fllm Industry la to eff9Ctlvel~ recreate sporta action,
and to lntegrete 1taged seen .. with 1uthentto eportl
footage. It might hWY9 been eapeolalty dlfflcult In the
making ot Mlrecle on lo•. were It not tor the unprece-
dented effort• by producer Frank von Zerneck and
director Steven Stern.
The producllon 1t1ff wa1 faced with the protpeet
or matching footage with actor1 to actual footage
from the Olympic Gam ... provided by ABC Sportl.
As each aoene was Mt •t the Lo• Angel" Sporta
Ar•na, director Stern would flrat view video tape from
the Games at Lake Placid, and might be hMrd
aaylng, "We need the 1tate trooper on the first step
behind the bench, and an usher one 1tep up and over
the trooper'• right shoulder."
Stern ahot his scene on video tape. At Its conelu·
slon, he would replay both tapes to make sure the Mt
scene exactly matched the actual acene. Ea~h
hockey scene In Miracle on let wa• •hot on video
tape, edited to the tape from ABC Sporta, and then
transferred to fllm. Thi• process was used In order to
ensure the same quality throughout and not produce
a checkerboard effect. which has been evident In
some previous sports related films.
According to von Z.ernlck. this procffs had never
before been utlllzed In the production of a film. "We
researched It very thoroughly," he aald. "Given the
attention to dtftall that we demanded and the tact that
our editing wlll be so fine, people who see the fllm will
believe that Karl Malden, Andrew Stevena and SttMt
Guttenberg were really In that arena In Lake Placid."
Karl Malden stars as coach Herb Brooks, with
Jessica Walter as Pat Brooks, Andrew Stevens (pic-
tured on the cover) as team captain Mike Eruzione. ,
Steve Guttenberg as goaltender Jim Craig, Robert
f>\erce as assistant coach Craig Patrick and Eugene
Roche as Jim Craig's father .
A group of young amateur hockey players from
various parts of the country was assembled before
coach Herb Brooks In August, 1979, at the Olympic
Training Center In Colorado Springs, Brooks had
only six months In which to mold this array of talent
Into a am that would encounter some of the best
hoc teams In the world, especially that of the
•t Union, which earlier In 1979 had humiliated
th professional National Hockey League All-Stars
during a tour of the United Steates. "
Miracle on Ice chronicles the unbelievable saga of
the team from its Inception, through its early strug-, ... ,
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Charlie RoH 11 1n lnqul1IUve
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dlKowriet •• hott of n, Cltar/11 R.011
Sltow, KTLA'1 n~•t talk-Interview
program, which air• on Channel 5
weekday• at l lAM. With a vulety of
aunb, Rote operu awnutt for honttt
di1Cu11lon of a wide ranae of contro-
wr1lal 1ubjectt.
Tltt Cltitrl11 R.011 Sltow focu1n heav-
ily on 1tudlo audience participation,
with Rose 1ervln1 u a c.1taly1t who
make• excltlna thlnat happen be-
tween the autttt and the audience•,
evoking lauahter 11 well 11 anaer.
Rote 11 lntere1ted In making people
think. And he and hi• audlenctt pull
no punchtt when It come• to que1-
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lloru would lib to 11k, often aettlna
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11:11 e "Dttert TraH" (wu)-John W1y11t. •
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(dra) '39-C,,Dle Lombard. e Ill "l'I See Y• II lly °"'91" (111111) '!12-0oris Oay .
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10 ~liln blrO
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32 "-~ Frenldon 36 Robert · (ckA 10 puzzle --) 37 'The -· "'° I' J9 Presioerc's "°"'9 si.1t
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412 Pay l!tenlle>n
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26 Hoe llPI' mliltary iUCIA
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29 C..,.cle
30 Sokll
33 'To -The Trucrl'
35 'The ·-ot NllN'
l6 The Ouke'• ~
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40 Theory ot rtlllrtCy man
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Boss Hou btinp his mean nephew.
Huptt, bad lo Haua.d to help nail
the cousins. and fives lo 1e11et 11.
8 O 0 Itri W.111 "In the
SHI Fam1hes" Art old enemy threat·
ens to blow up Htro Wolfe's brown
stone unless the detectrn cr1es up
~1s 1nvest1ca11on of the playboy hus·
band ol a wealthy WOl!lln, but tht
wo1111n IS ~1n and Nero disappurs • w <11 a lllM: "TM lMlt JierMJ lad" (C-C) (dra) 'Bl
(2hrs)-Clofis Leachman, Stephan1t
Zimbalest. Miki Conncn. A tetnact
1111 IS phJS!Cllly alld emotionally
llandislpped when • train hits lier sblled Khool bus. Alter Ille tcCJclent
and follolrilla ion& months ol ra·
llabilitalion, htr spint helps htr ovtt·
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• Tiit lllllllSters·
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(mllS) '65-fran~ll AV"aion e lllM: "TM Hlltlujall Trail"
(ftS) '65-Burt Lanuster (JIPMlit,.... e lletlt: "A Distut Trumpet"
(dra) '6'-T roy Donahue rD lllM: '1111 T1litf Mii Cull to
oi.." (dra)-Ryan O'Nul.
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Jerry Reed (I) and Geoffrey Scott portrey Mon'*'8 cowboys
-9"klng fun, rlchea and rom#lc. in Concre,. Cowboys, a
new ..nee. saturcMlys at tOPM on CBS.
rNigh1$
"something Spectacular With
steve Allen"
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Join Steve, his old "Tonight Show" gang
and guests Miiton eerte, earl Reiner and
the Muppets .
Saturday 7pm KOCE
"SOundstage: An EVenlng with
Victor Borge"
The master comedian I pianist
In a fun filled concert.
10:!0pm
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