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IT MAY COME true by Jul)'
thanks to a TV movie deal. ( After doing a "Real "People,. f;
segment on the Hollandi' totil ~
involvement in their 18th cen· I
tury hobby-turned-home, writer-f host John Barbour connected. ~ ·
them with Carson Productiom :.{,..;
last ye~. . ~1i
Now a bioarapblcal script ta • i
• belDI 1ll"U8ln that Will start£!" ~ 1 llol1'\ftd'• Barbor Aru s t
day s 1irben "'eo1ra by ~I home rk" sometimes was~ :
TV 'es, "Adventures la ·
Paradise," featurine the sblp
Tiki. He later found its real
name was Pilgrim. •
THE PLOT will continui
through his career as •
shipwright, and the personal and
financial hurdles the couple bu
crossed until the schooner enters
The Pilgrim. a 118-Joot schooner in the Baltimore Clipper tradition, has become a landlocked landmark at 2476 Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa. <See PILGRIM, Page A3)
SUNDAY SPEC IAL
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T(lxas company eyes wealth_ uitltu
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BY PATUCK KENHED1'.. major oil corporatlona don't or .. ..., ... ...,. compete for tbe potentially
A Texas-based oil company is lucutive field.
quleUl leutn1 1cat~eucl l101t ol the miaeral rtpta
•-JilWa -:O-:.f!~ 1¥· =~,. are ..... ~by U.. in& edemeath a..t-of so • uo.W a.e.. in&toO Beach that la •'1c! to con-Benn~ said the mineral .rllbta
tain 2S lilllUon barrel• of oil under these lots are leased for
worth SI billlon. $25 for the rll'St two years, and
T o m a It t l a r g e · s c a l e $25 each y.ear thereafter.
production possible, a clty Once oil production be&ins, the
report recom· holders of the mineral rights get
mends zoning a fixed fraction royalty of one·
to keep un· sixth the price of the oil.
developed
space in the
area open for
drilling
operations.
If that
doesn't work
out, officials
have raised •••n••D'I
the possibility that an oil com·
pany mlsht be wi1Ung to con-
struct a $20 million public pier
and use part of the facility for
operation.
CITY OFFICIALS say the
study, funded by the California
Coastal Commission and re-
leased last February, is indepen-
dent ol the recent mineral leases
by R.K. Summy Inc., an agent
of American Petrofina.
John Bennett, an official for
Summy, said Petrofina wants to
lease at least 75 percent of the
downtown mineral right.a ·and
then will apply to the state for
'· unltiutlon" •pri vlleges to
operate the field and pay equal
royalties to owners of the
mineral JiJbta.
"We're ready to spend S50
million to bef.'! recoverina the
oil in this fteld, 'BetUlett aatd.
He added the compan~ b cloae
to ita goal of owntn1 75 percent
of the mineral rl1hta, but bu
bHa tr)'inl .. keep lta CODDeC·
Uoa JO ~· quiet ao other
BASED ON DATA from the
State Division ot OU and Gu
and the major oil companies ln
Huntington Beach, the city study
estimates that at least 25 mlllion
barrels of oil could profitably be
relovered by secondary re-
covery methods, tocludln1
steam and water flooding.
The study recommends that
the city make sure several two-
acre parcels are kept open to
house enclosed ''drilling
islands." The oil company would
lease the open space.
City planner Mike Multart
said if the city doesn't keep un-
devefoped open space avallable
for oil recovery, state or federal
agencies may try to force the
city to allow oil drilling to beaellt
the nation's energy policy.
MULTABI SAl'D the
California Coastal Commission
puts hilh priority on managln•
energy sources in the coastal
zone.
Consoiidated oil islands
downtown would allow elim1na·
lion of the numerout individual
stripper wells scattered
tbrougout the mostly resldemial
area, Multari said.
But if tbere isn't enou.ih OD·
shore land for the o'1 operatiom.
(See OIL, Pase AZ)
MIRROR IMAGE Shutt~ troits
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Boy,.•P• slaill :~
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Pair found shot in Jtvine home
InlDe pollce found a teen-a1er Ron Tai, who Uvee "°'°
erno :tit-;·; _.MllilliMlll: ere -Qd•tm m er s to de th ... ~~ th~•
me. tOok plue, d c
at bf cers late Saturday him Saturda) frCH!I' wad. e wereQ't aayiq or didn't know was concerned about t>eiol una-
wbo the assailant was, what ble to reach his wife aml ukecl
weapoa was med or •111 t.be T•1•art to ao check on 'tbe
pair .., lda&ed. famll)'.
A •tolE .. woman fot the 1'a~a..-Hid :a.e l'lDI tbe
Oru,. Oouat.1 eorooet'• oll'lce clOorbeU and' Mot no reaponae. Hld that the incidat may be a GrMDe then left Ma Job u a
murder-suicide. lnvestiaation ls security ruant and came home
conUnulna. to find the bodies.
Morris L. GreeM told police "He <Brent> played the lead
that he returned home at 1:15 last year in the Irvihe High
p.m. to find the bodies of bis School play 'Oliver', said Kelly
wife, Nell Sloas, 48, and son, Taggart, a classmate.
Brent Dou1las, 15. Neighbors described Brent as
Airport panelist .picked
Yorba Linda City CouncUman
Henry We<iaa was named Fri·
day by Orange County 3rd Dis·
trict Supervisor Bruce Nestande
to serve on a new county com-
mittee to study potentiaJ sites
for a regional sirport.
Wedaa is the second member
named to the committee.
He will join James
Cavanaugh, of Newport Beach,
president of Allergan
Pharmaceuticals and a special
consultant to President Ronald
Reagan as a board appointee to
the committee. Cavanaugh was
named by 5th Di strict
Supervisor Thomas Riley.
The SCAG study is to be re-
viewed by the blue-ribbon com-
mittee during its preliminary
deliberations. Supervisors Ralph Clark,
Roger Stanton and Harriett
Wieder have yet to name their
appointments.
The Board of Supervisors
authorized the blue-ribbon com·
mittee as part of its approval in
February of a muter plan for
ex pansion of J ohn Wayne
Airport.
an o~tgoil\I, diminutive, blond 1
t.een•er and >Jn. Greene as a qul~t woman who kept to
hel"klf.
"He was his dad's pride and 1
joy,'' said Taggart. ·'They never
had any trouble over there and
U11t'1 why Jt comes u such a
•hoct."
The Gneoei pio•ed to Wood· brtda.e two and a ball years a&D,
aaJd neighbors. •
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Smoke kills j ·:
Anaheim man
An elderly man who tried to
escape to the rear bedroom of
his burning mobile home died or
smoke inhalation early Satot-
day, according to Anaheim fire
officials.
Raymond Chiles, 79, w•s
found dead in the bedroom of &is
mobile home at 2627 E . La
Palma Ave ., after a neigh~
called fire officials at 6:30 a.m.
to report.the blaze.
"If there had been a smoke.qe..
tector he would probably be
alive," said Battalion Chief tan
McBride. "Ironically we i.G·
stalled seven there the week
before." •
Damage to the mobile home
was estimated at $25,000. l l
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Clouds worry for shutt"le crew l
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.
(AP) -The space shuttle
Columbia, its computers now
fine.tuned and Its astronauts
eeaer to fly, wtll try aeain on
Sunday -the 20th annivenary
of mu•a hittorlc first stab into
tbe b.eavem.
Overcast sltJea t.breatenecl to
interfere.
PiloU John y OUPI and Ro¥lrt
Crippen made tralnin1 landinp
early Saturday snornlna nd
said the cloud cover, lf it penllt.-
1 d, would create ••a non-
acc1ptablt eonditloa'' for
launch.
'rile forecast for today wu
more ot tbe ~ame, aad .._,. dlree~ Otorp P~I• •*· "We'U Me what it•1 ~e W1i11in
we "' to ••*h ttme ••• ~
Ship's errant computers fixed,
but Mother Nature new threat
can-hope for a bole ln the cov·
er." Tbe ull'OA,auta need lood
vislbutty in case tb~y have to
abort and Jud back at Kennedy
Space c.ter here.
WEATREa was perfect Fri·
day, but Columtu's computer
system wasn't ud eamed tbe
Jaucb to be acrubbed. Instead
of elreUna tbe earth, the
astronaut• r1,urn1il to their
qU.rtm, tMtr dlfaDPOtll&ment
evldent. But SatUnlay_1.Youn1
told P .... ''Sbuckt, tbiM Udap
are l91DI to ba11>4a. We're reaitftofO~·:·
countdown to be restarted a( t
p.m . Saturday.
"At present all computers a1-
up and running properly," I a
space agency announcement "
said.
u wi; were quite fortunate to
nail the problem as quickly •
we dld," said Rtcbant Partat.
deputy chief of data system.a 'at
the Johnson Space Center iA
Houston. "Sometimes tbe•e
thins• take several days to fiM
and correct."
Bv.JEFI' PA9'KER • Of ........ ,... ..... ,
Crystal Bernth
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Rfck Call 111 Huntt ...... -...., .,etc._:
"I thf nk the IO't•rnment Is wutlng
my money when they give It to
Chrysler. It kilts frM enterptl• tor
one thing, Md fW the otMr, I dOn't
drive Chryslers. ™7 w..-monev on fat cats~ CapUo Hiii when ttwy
COUid be using It for defense -..
have no defense. t'm ~t Into war,
but to stay out of one( you have to
look llke vou can haftiMe ll"
Laguna .. ach, W•ltress:
"For the most part I think my ta money IS well spent. There Is still a
lot of overhead In the bureaucracy,
but I agree with Reagan's attempts
to cut It down. I'd llke to see that happen very much."
Jack FabregH
J•mle ca.rtr
Costa Mesa, edltlrt•I •UlstMt: "I have a lot of mlsglvlnes,
because of the way that taxes are
collected. AU of the burden Is on mto-
dre and lower mlddle class people -
we're all supporting programs we're
not all~ to use. I think U..
percentage of tax~ t pay Is Inequita-
ble compared to-the.services I get. The govern~t takes too large a
chunk; they're lnvolv9d In every '
facet of our lives."
Corona del Mar, Yoda sculptor: •
"I feel I'm getting ripped off.~
government spends money necessary things. They need to 5'*nd 't :
.
money on more up-to-date things.
Why spend $2 million to find out If
trout in Carolina mate in November, or December? '
Joe Santos
Sun Valley, construction worker:
"Yes, I have misgivings. They never spend the money right -they
always waste It. There's a few things
they do right, but not very many."
~na given grant
Laguna Beach bas received a
• 145,000 1rant from the State
Coastal Conservancy to con·
•truct a beach overlook area at
~ Thalia Street.
In a unanimous vote ln San
Thom.s P. Haley !"'*' ....
lltollet't N. Weed ~
M. :Ttanes 1(...,11 ..... ~
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C.r1>1 /4.; Maor9 ....., .....
Diego, the conse_.vancy d.irec·
tori approved the city'• plan to
construct a wooden terrace on
the bluff above the ocean and
also improve landacaping in the
.area.
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Predtlerlt and Mra. Reagan wave to member•
of tM White Hou.1e Ito.ff dfter the chU/ ez.
«UlfW'• releaae from holpital, Where he re-
fl"tliNIM
cot>nld from an °'~ dttempt J% datl•
ago. ~ returMd ltoJM in a drltling rain.
He waa welcomed bf/ abof4 :IOO ••
.
WASHINGTON (AP) -Prell·
dent Reagan, declarln1, "I
walked in here and I am ION to
walk out ," left George
Was~ University Hoep{tal undet heavy euard Saturday, 12
Lagunan
From Page A1
OIL. •
We're Moving From Our
Huntington Beach Location
and our store Is full of
mefchandlse. Since we would
ra~er sell It than move It
we've sla•hed prlca to an all
time lowl Our lo•• I• your
gain. Be here
early for the
beet aelectlonsl
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DEAD AT 71 -President
Eisenhower 's press
seci:etary, J im Hagerty.
died Saturday. Hagerty was
also a retired vice president
of ABC. Cause of death not
immediately known.
Dtllty ,.... Detl•wy
Mond1y-FntJa~:~~ not have YQUr P8Qer by !I 30 p m call before 7
pm Ind your copy will be dellvered
Saturd1y and Sunday II you do "'' receive your copy l>y 7 a m call
belore 10 am and your copy Wiii be
dehvered
Ctra.I..._ T.aepllw1
Most Onnoe County Are11 642 ... JJ 1
Northwest Huntington Beach
I nd Westminster l•IUO llgune Niguel 4fWllO
e
"FANTAsriG.
SJlVINGS ::
UPr.oso%/·
On A Tremendous
W SeJectton Of aterbeds Bedr
Furnttu' oo111 re And
. Acce••odeaf . ~J:.ed To Stoc1t
andlHf#:lllt
Taking command of ship's wheel brings Dennis Holland much
cll»er to weir Id trip aboard schooner he built linglehandedly.
From Page A1
PILGRIM. • •
the water, bound for prized
vacation destiDatioos.
Their reaJ-life ideal would be a
trip ~d the world with the
family, a crew of 12, a doctor
and coot and paying passengers
-32 in&U. -
Witll launching virtually as·
sured, It's easier to look back on
the frustrations of what started
out to be a three-year project.
• ~i could have built her for a
third ~ tbe $125,000 -every
dime I've ever made -i( I bad
bad the moon in tu begin· nine.·· Holland ~aid.
lmrtea.d, now· balf of Mi Ume
and motte'/ l$ e&)ept varnbhlnl
the muta, finishing the plumb-ina ud maintaining the bull
exterior a1ainst Southland heat.
AND WHO could have predict-
ed such difficulties as:
-Paint prices going from $5
to $20 a gallon.
-Finding foot-long iron lags
(screws that bold the masts
together> in the 19705 and '80s.
-Ordering 200 feet of 114
inch cloth rope boiled in tallow
for the wheel's line and storing it
so ants won't eat it. Just making irue canvas sails
-"not bed sheets" -for a tall
ship baa taken six months to find
the material and Natbanlel
WilsOn of Maine, a salhnaker
willing to tackle the three-month
job.
"It looks awfully 1ood tor tbe
president right now,'' aald
liberal Rep. Morris K. Udall, D-
Ariz.
DESPIT£ an unexpected set·
back in the Senate Budget Com-
mittee that Reagan allies insist·
ed was temporary, the bud1et-
ttimming portion or the presi-
dent's plan seemed in far better
sbape than his accompanying
tax-cut proposal as Congress
began its two-week Easter re·
cess . •
However, there was expected
tQ be lnteruu~ lobbying on both
sldes durinJ the congressional
rec ess, and so me t o p
Republicans were s uggesting
that it IJ)ight take some lobbying
pressure by the recovering
presidt nt to keep the program
on its track..
Suspect arrested
in family slayings ~
28 slayings is bein1 soueht, twP • ~ SAN DIEGO <AP> A high
school studept was arrested
Saturday and charged in the
shooting deaths of four members
of a family in a suburban canyon
that is popular among illegal
target shooters .
In custody on a charge of
"crime or. a federal reservation-
murder" was Quinn Amaro. 18.
of the Claremont Mesa area o!
San Diego. The charge against
Ama ro carries a maxim um
pe na lty of death. authorities
said.
A second person ln the March
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FBI and San Dleeo police 1 ,<
nouoced. · ~
'l'HB HOLLANDS will make
thei11 fourth drive to the East
Coast t.bls summer to pick up the
sails and the last accessories
c:alled for by tbefr research
that's expanded from the fint
two pa1es of basic ship deiign.
Fine paneling, an organ and pot-bellied stove surround Betty. Julie, Dennis and Heidi Holland at crew· s table.
"Puttine her in water without
sails would be like opening a
MacDonald's without ham-
burgers," quipped Holland.
Such &ood·naturedness is as
much a part of the 1cbooner aa
the 30,000 hours be bas put into
its construction.·
"I try to keep the discipline of
a rep.lar job," taid Holland.
''That means 10 hours a day of
labor and evenines or research
and planning the work· and
purchases for U\,e next day ~
week. .
''Our ~eigbbors, especially,
have been moet understanding,"
Holland said. •'The ones to the
north will have aunliebt tor the
first time in four years when the
Pilgrlnrmoves out.
.. Plus 1ou ean 't beat ex-
perience," be added, referring
to the more knowledgeable of
the daily parade of sidewalk
superintendents who atop to in·
vestisate or admire his work.
The pace baa quickened in the
past week as be is determined to
finish the 1bip sinslebandedly
before any TV crew arrives With
paint bruabes.
And what will lt mean when
the Hollands nail shut their front
door -the last three-foot bole in
the bull -and berth in the bay?
To Betty, who is expectine
their third deckhand in July, and
Julie. 7, and Heidi, 4; ••t.eaa
cabin fever, no more sawdust on
the cabin carpet plus being able
to just hose down the Jet residue
instead of having to sponge it
off."
To the incurably nautical
Holland; "C))arter buelneu to
San f'rancUco and Hawaii plus
more evidence to back up my
bld in Everett, Waab., to restore
Robert Louil Steven1on'a
'Equator' tor lta centeMial trip
to Samoa."
HOLLYWOOD (AP ) -
Thousands ol scriptwriters in
Hollywood and N.e~ York
walked off their Jobi SatUnlay ln
the third televiaion-ftlm industry
strlke in a 'year. But lt may be
months before the public feels
their absence.
And as it was in the two pre·
vious strikes, the key stumbling
block to a contract settlement
was the union's demand for a
share In 'the rich home video
market.
The strflc:e was called after
Writers Guild of America mem·
bers overwhelmingly rejected
the latest offer from producers.
Beside home video, the union
and the Association or Motion
Picture a nd T e l evision
Producers dif(er substantially
over minumum pay scales.
IN HOLLYWOOD, where
more than 6,000 members of the
8,300-member union are based,
the vote Friday was 827-445
against the pact, said WG.o\ Vice
President Frank Pier::.on. The
tally from New York was not
immediately ava!lable, but ~
ion spokeswoman Shannon Boyd
said "it was. overwhelming in
favor of striking."
Writers planJ)ed to set up
picket lines Monday outside 20th
Century-Fox studios her~. then
move to NBC, Paramount and
Universal studios later in the
week, Ms. Boyd said. She said
different s tudios would be
picketed daily for the duration of
Lhe strike.
Unlike lengthy strikes last
year by actors and musicians,
the walkout by writers was not
expected to have an immediate
lmpact.
.. THATS the general feelln1.
There wu a lot of dlscuaslon
about lt last night before the
vole," Ma. Boyd said, add.lna de-
bate in Hollywood over whether
to nject the contract• lasted 2"41
hours.
Most prime-time televlalon
series either have completed
shooting for this season or are In
the process of finishin1 work oo
scripts that already have been
written. ln addition, some com·
panies reportedly have
stockpiled scripts for next fall.
Daytime TV programs such u
soap operas, which continue pro-
duction year-round, should have
some problems. but their story
lines are established well into
the future.
One studio official said the Im·
pact on motion pictures prob-
ably woul<f not be felt for nine
or 10 months.
"CERTAINLY some shows -especially e.c;tablished programs
that everyone knew wQuld be re·
newed -have more scripts on
stock than newer projects and
pilots," the union's executive
director, Leonard Chassman,
said Saturday.
•"But in time, the imJ>3Cl of the
sti'Jke will be felt as those stocks.
begin to erode," he added.
Chassman declined to predict
how long that would be.
Other film unions are restri<'t·
ed by their contracts from
engaging in sympathy strikes,
WGA officials said.
The writers are seeking a 100
percent boost ln minimum pay
acales. while the produ4:en are
offerin1 5 percent a year for TV
writers and 7 percent for
screenwriters.
Minimum pay scale• vary
widely wtt.b the typt of proclue·
lions, Cbusman aald. But under
the old contract, Y{blob. expi~
Feb. 28, the minimum for a one.
hour prlme-.tlme TV film was
$9,434, while the base waae for
hlgb-budget screenplay was
$26;326.
CRASSMAN said over the past
el1ht' years, the minimums bad
risen less than half as fast u the
cost of living, whlcb he said was up 1~ ,percent. · '
In an attempt to win a abare of
the lucrative market for pay TV.
videodiscs and videocasaettes,
tbe writers are seekiJ\g 8 percent
of the producers' erots receipts
from pa.y TV and 8 percent from
videocassettes and discs, begin·
ning with the first dollar earned.
The producers are offering 1.2
percent of gross receipts on pay
TV after a show plays 10 times
and on videocassettes and discs
after 100,000 are sold. That's the
same formula accepted by ac·
tors, but they receive 4.95 per-
cent.
Some 65,000 actors, represent·
ed. bYr1lU ~l'een •'-cton"'G'Jil411 and the American Federation. of
Television and Radio Artists, struck for 66 days before airee-
ing to a new three-year contract
last September .. The 5,000·
member American Federation
of Musicians struck for 167 days,
settling this January.
ShowerS soak Northeitst
Rain to continue today in Plains, Ohio Valley
U.S. summary
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tne cent••• Pla •n> lo Ille middle
Allanllc C<Nsl stattt S.turcwy, and
snowers -•• alllO rePOrled Kr°"
tne Pecll1c Nor1h-•t.
Tll• ratn turtled to snow In Ille
C•K •CIH and nortllem Rockie .. Tiie
•t•tt\t"r ••1 mostly ""'"' tn the So"th. when temiieraturH •••• In
Int IDs.
Tiie MidWHt rePOrted warm tem
oeraturn tor ttw wason, Ille H•·
UCWl•I WMlhff Service Wild. Wftlt• <OOI we•tner t.pre•d ec ross the
nor1hern Plains. RelCllnQt In lhe 10s
orevalltd In Ille Ohio Velley •n<I
alon9 lhe mld·Allanllc CcMnl
Tem~raturtt around the nal•on at
mldcYy s.t .. roay r "'"9*d tr om • tow
of 29 d~M\ In Werroa<I. Minn .• toe
h1Qh ol 17 In LuCCIOck, THU, and
Hew Bern, N.C
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1cattered '""'*"'tor..,. over"""' or Ille Plains, I,_ Oflio Velley end the
mlddl• AUanllC CCNSI sla t••· Rain was at10 predlc'*<I tor ,,,.
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North••~• Moslly 1-unn~ s•ues w•r• predicted •n tn. Sou111
Tne National Weather Service seld
t•moer•tur .. will be mlld Sunday,
with readl~ 1n the .loOs In the Nor1h
and In the IOl on the South
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MlAMI <AP) -A 39--year-old
Cuban retuiee died of asphyxia·
fton from injuries he suffered
during a acuffie as an airline
employee and a passen1er tried
to thwart a hijack attempt, a
Dade CoWlty medical examiner
said Saturday.
Rafael Fred~vlndo Pellerano Al~antoea died a few mlnuta
after be wu overpowered Fri·
·day by two men on Eastern
I' AirU.nes' Flight 17 from New -« ork to Miami. Authorities said
. Albantasa 1pread a flammable
liquid in tllo rear of the plane
and llftitecHt as he demanded to
be flown to Havana
An autopsy Saturday "re·
vealed small bruises Indicating
comp~slon of the cheat and
neck which appeared to be relat·
ed lo the events surroundtnc bis
apprehension and the ensuing
scuffle," Assistant Dade County
Medical Examiner Dr. Roger
Mjttleman said in a statement.
MITTLEMAN ruled that
Albantosa was asphyxiated and
thal the death was accidental.
"As a result of the struggle,
the guy couldn't breathe proper·
ly," Mittleman sald. "I think the
bulk of the evidence is when peo-
ple b4lldt bJm bn the ground and
were sitting 9n him.
"This is not an evil thing," the
doctor said. "This is people try.
in& to protect themselves. What really should be stressed are the
circumstances of the death,"
DADE County homicide
Detective Bob Fiallo said the
stale attorney's office would
probably talk to the people in·
volved before deciding whether
to charge anyone.
AP ......
WEARY -15-year-old James 14wson of Atlanta rests on
stumf in woods of southwest Atlanta. Lawson was one Qf
a bou 100 volunteers who combed through the dense
woods looking for two missing children in connection with
the w:isolved slayings of 23 young blacks.
800 riot in London .
LONDON (API -About 800
black youths joined by a few
whites battled police with bricks
and gasoline bombs in rioting
Saturday that left blocks of
south London's Brixton district
smoldering from burning build·
ings and flre-gutted vehicles.
As midni1ht approached,
police said the mobs had dis·
persed after three hours or bat-
tles.
At least 97 arrests were re·
ported. About 20 buildings in the
area were set on fire, including
a department store. a church''
and a tavern, and about 10 cars
were burned, the London Fire
Brigade said. Rampa1ing young
blacks smashed fire engines and
obstructed firemen as they( tried'"
to fight the names. '
It was the second night ot
racial violence in Brixton, a pre·
dominantly black district
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So well, ln fact, tbat ccmty To Colledor·
Treaaurer .Robert Citron bu dedded to notify
Burl'OUI¥ Corp. that payment for tbe 1ystem,
prevlOUl!y ~thbeld, will soon be ln the mall.
Tbouaandl upon thousands ot tax payments poQred lllto Citron'll office before the second ln·
atallmentdeadline Friday.
t AND WHILE BOXES OF yet unprocessed
PJYplenta alt in a walk-in cate, Citron says
workerJ aod the system should have no trouble
in processing the payment.a in timely fuhion.
That was hardly the cue ln late 1980 when
first lnstallment payments were beinl run
tbrou&b the computerized system.
Breakdown alter breakdown delayed return
of canceled checks to taxpayers by as much as six
weeks.
CJt.roo estimated that the county lost about
$1.8 (llllllon in interest because of the delays ln
getting payments depo.1ited promptly at local
banks -exactly the reason the system was
purchased in the first place.
lt wu th~n he decided to withhold payment
to Burroughs, .
, A BUBaOUGBS EXECUTIVE, who asked not to be t entified, however, dispute<t that
figure. Hes ·d the county will receive more in-
terest this y ar than it would have Wlder its old
manual tax UI processing system, despite the
earlier brea downs
.. That's only because intere~t rates are
higher," saJ Citron, who takes special pride in
the efficient '-unctioning of his department and
the amount cf interest h~s able to earn on col-
lected lax funds.
(Citron estimated that his office will earn
about $119 million in interest on tax funds col-
lected by the county on behalf or 170 taxing
aiencies, or •bout 19 percent more than the $100
lllillion eam~ in last fiscal year).
THE SY$TEM PURCHASED by the county
actually is !de up or two smaller systems -the Burrou hs S3000 remote document pro-
cessor throu h which payments are fed and the ·
Burrouiths mini-computer that)Weps tra.:k
Properl11 air-conditioned, the $360,000 Burrough!
computer• now procea& property tax aecond in-
of the resultant financial data.
AccordJng to Burroughs officials, about
10,000 of the S3000s are in use ln banks and col-
lection Institutions throughout the country. ln·
eluding 18 operating in the Los Angeles County
Tax Collector's Office.
Citron said he wanted to purchase such a
system to hold down the cost of processing the
ever increasing number or tax payments. About
564 ,300 tax payments will be posted this year.
compared to 546,000 last year, he said.
Money lo purchase the equipment was
budgeted by county supervisors last year .
THE COUNTY ANTICIPATED taking de-
livery of the equipment in early September.
About $6,200 was spent to prepare space in the
second floor of the county Finance Building in
Santa Ana for the units. That included installa-
tion of special electrical equipment and
modifications to an existing air conditioning
system.
The units, however, were not delivered until
October. By the lime the system was function-
ing, first installment tax payments were begin-
ning to arrive. The county had no choice but to
process payments without normal · shake
down .. tests.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/SUnday, Aprll 12, 1981
) Dllfy ..............
stallment stubs aRd cflecka in timely faahion in
Orange County F'inance Building.
Then the real troybles hit. As more and
more bills poured in, Orange County was bask-
ing in an unseasonably warm weather pattern.
Fine for out.door enthusiasts, but not the coun-
ty's new S3000 Remote Document Processing
System.
Citron says he was told -and pro-
duced a letter from Burroughs lo the county to
prove the point -that the processors would
operate in the temperature range between 65 to
80 degrees and relative humidities of between 30
and 65 percent.
What he wasn't told, Citron added, was that
the high-speed processors could oper ate no
longer t.bftn 30 minutes at 80 degrees because of
the effects of heat on sensitive electrical compo-
nents. .
The combination of the high outside tem-
per atures and the heat produced by the
machines caused numerous malfunctions.
THE COUNTY WAS FORCED to spend
another $5,000 to boost the air conditioning
system's ability to remove the heat. Thus, the
processors are now protected by the former
cooling system and the equipment subsequently
installed, according to a county facilities of-
ficial. ·
Wednesday, it was business as usual at the
JCPenney
payment proe .. sln.c center .
Automatic devices &peaed envelopa con-
taintn• tax payments •• two workere wpectad
the cont.nu to make sure both paymnt atubl
and cbec:u were encl01ed . Lc:Joc trays filled with payment atubl and
checu were belnS fed Into the proeeaaon.
PAYMENTS AND CBBCKI are conveyed
through the system on an "air track." lo th• ae-
q\lenc' of event.a. the payment. •Wb lint moves
throup the system, passinc in front of a 1can-
ntnc eye that "reada" the parcel number and
the tax amount due.
The payment. check then .moves throucb the
track to a window, where the tax amount ls
typed on a calculator-type keyboard by the
machine operator.
The check is then encoded wlth the tax
amount tn the lower right hand comer, Just u if
it had been processed by a bank. Then, the
check and the payment stub are microtumed.
Checks are sorted by major banks -Bank of
Ameri(Jl, Security Pacific, Crocker, etc. -based
on the bank numberprintedonlhecheck.
ENCODING OF THE CHECKS, sorting and
the machines' ability to prepare detailed cash
letters, eliminates many processing steps
normaUy at banks. Thus funds can be placed on
deposit to the couhty in less time and more in-
ter est earned .
Though the room in which the equipment is
housed is freely accessible, Burroughs officials
say there are severa l checks that prevent any
possibility of un authorized persons from exploit-
ing the system .
This is because both the payment stub and
the check must be read and processed by the
machine before the actual payment is posted on
cash letters or on discs that ultimately are pro-
cessed by the county·~uter.
·'The proof is in !he pudding, .. said one Bur-
roughs officia l, pointing to the fact machine
security has not been breached in the history of
the S3000.
DESPITE ITS INITIAL problems. both
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will pay off and save the county considerable
money in the future.
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'Get Hiµg' mO;ve
lacks justification
' Secretary of State Alexander Halg is not the moat af.
fable of men. He has a large dose of self-confidence and a
delivery that comes over as a .. put down'• to mott
listeners -especially congressmen, other bureaucrats
and newspeople.
But the "get' Raia'' cami,:i=• that's been goin1 on lately is of no service to tbe a · tratlon or the gation.
Haig seemed an eminently logical choice for "1e State
Department office. As bead of NATO he bad won tbe
respect and understanding of.our Western European aJ.
lies. And he'd learned ins and outs of Washington when be
was summoned to pull the disintegrating Nixon White
House together.
President Reagan bad earlier made it clear he in·
tended to shift responsibility for foreign relations more in
the direction of the State Department and less in the
hands of the national security adviser where it }lad
moved during the Kissinger years. Reaaan wanted a
strong secretary of state.
So Haig's take-charge approach was not all that sur-
prising. Especially coming from a man with a long back·
ground of military authority.
Nor was it especially surprising when, in the con-
fused hours following the shooting of the president, be
took it upon himself to appear on television to announce
that someone still was in charJle.
The president was in surgery, his condition at that
time undetermined. Senior White House staff members
were at the hospital. The vice president was 2,000 miles
away, flying back to the capital.
Haig, hearing a White House press aide stumbling
over questions put to him, apparently decided it was time
to a nnounce to the world -not specifically to the
American people -that the government was not in the
process of tailing apart.
He did appear distraught and he ~id make a~ incC?r-
rect statement in response to a question on presidential
succession in the event of death or di~ability of the presi-
dent. But he also made it plain that someone -in this
case a figure weµ kno"".11 to the. rest of tJ:ie world -would be in charge until the vice prestdent arnved.
Unfortunately, some over-eager television reporters,
who had been grasping and broadcasting every rumor
that floated by. chose to zero in on what Uiey strongly
suggested was a "grab for power" on Haig's part, pro-
jecting his brief remarks repeatedly throughout the day.
It was poor journalism at best. More foolish.Q_ess was
the s ubsequent editorial demand of a Minneapolis
newspaper that Haig resign because he had made himself
''lo<1k dumb.:·
It is hard to recall a recent Secretary of State who
hasn't stubbed his toe rather embarrassingly at times in
discussions with Congress or the press. What should mat·
ter is whether the substance of the error in word or deed
is of real consequence, and whether the toe-stubber
learns a lesson from it. •
It could turn out that Haig will find the secretary of
state job doesn't match his temperament or capabilities.
But the present hue a nd cry is premature and unwarrant-
ed. And it is the worst possible logic to launch an attack
on the secretary or state in a moment of major national
crisis.
Gls' General gone
He was the last of the American fighting men to wear
five stars on his shoulders, the last and quietest of the
elite leaders to give the lie lo the old axiom that old
soldiers never die . . .
General of the Army and fl.rst chairman of tbe Joint
Chiefs of Staff Omar N. Bradley, 88, who died Wednes-
day. was also first to remember that for all tbe pomp and
circumstance; all the banners and trumpets, drums and
salutes, he was just an older soldier, a seasoned fighter,
an American GI at heart.
In the circles of power where bis expertiSe and com-m and capabilities took him during 69 years in the un-
iform of the U.S. Army -the 1001est active duty served
by any man -even his D!Dle seemed to belong more on a
rural Missouri mailbox.
He was laaown right up until bis fatal heart seisure
Wednesday at a New York military honors hmcbeoo as
the Gia' General, a nickname bestowed by AP War Cor-
respondent Ernie Pyle.
Newsmen covering Gen. Brad.ley•s appearance four
years ago at Los Alamitos Armed Forces Resene Train-
ing Center knew it was his farewell to California. Yet
despite bis thinned, wispy white hair and the obvious
helping hands of two younger officers at bia elbows. the
old 59ldier Stood straight as tbe salutary cannons boomed
goodbye.
And Monday, the old soldier's remains will be slowly
drawn through the history-steeped streets of Washington,
D.C. to the April-green grounda of Arlington National
Cemetery, bis coffin carried in a traditional Army am-
munition caisson.
"He was tbe epitome of a great soldier," obsened
Gen. Chester Ward, of William Beaumont Army Medical
Center, El Paso.
"He was tbe 'GJs• General" pronounced President
Ronald Reagan, "because be was -always -a GI."
• • Opinions exprnsed In the space above are those of the Dally Piiot.
Other views exprened on thla page are thote of their authors and
artists. Reader comment Is Invited. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O.
Box 1580. Costa Meu, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321.
Boyd./ Frilly /ataliti~s
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111 L.M. BOYD 1lrl1 started to wear blue
jeans, fewer and few'r liUle Aa more and more Utt.le 1irl1 suffered serious bums.
ln fact, deaths from burm
amon1 them d\lrlq tbe lut
15 years have dropped by 55
percent. Flammable frWy
dre11es used to be blamed. ---Memo to the expectant
fatber: str. lf JOG were a
blfh 1cbool 1port1 atar,
there'• a IO-PW"Dt cbaace
your unborD IOft llkewlte will
Mcome a hip 1cbool •P9111 •tar. .
Rqwland Ev8118 /Robert Novak
W ASIUNGTON -Detplte the
atated resolve of President
Reacan'• senior aldet for end1q
their campai1n to cut '4own
Secretary of St~te Alexander
ffat1. the toatlnuln1 deterlora·
Uon ot bit poelUon -a11r•vated
by the White House -11 attested
by two new itema of evidence.
Item No. 1: The obecure occu·
pants ol a secondary Cabinet ot· tlce, Secre·
ta ry of
A1rlculture
lobo R .
Block, public-•· f 1ty fumed aJ ~ IH•il for ig· no'ring him
about a
French wheat
sa le to
Moscow. The
White House did not publicize the
fact that although Haig failed to
telJ Block about the deal, be in-
formed Ronald Reagan.
Item No. 2: Word has seeped
out of the White House that
among Republican f oreign
policy heavyweights In regular
contact with presidential chief of
staff J ames A. Baker Ill ls
Chicago industrialist Donald Rumsfeld, a superb h1triguer in
many former incarnations. in-
cluding secretary of defense.
THAT HAS persuaded one in·
fluential Western a mbassador
that Rumsfeld miebt soon
replace Haig.
The White House campaign to
bring Haig to heel in a self-
styled "collegial" atmosphere is
out of control.
Like a whispering -campaign,
the effort to tame Hale's ambl·
tion and limit his power cannot
now be stopped by the high pres·
idential advisers who started it.
That alarms foreign diplomats
here and their home offices, who
bad hoped for a return to stabili·
ty in U.S. foreign policy.
What angered Block was
week-old word that French Am·
bassador Francois de Laboulaye
had been given a green light
March 27 by Haig to sell wheat
to the Russians despite the U.S.
grain embargo. Block told re·
porters be was "furious" at
Haig and raced to the White
House to complain.
IN FACT, THE French am-
bassador simply informed Haig
that France was considering a
Mailbox
\
)!ale, neither asking nor expect·
f ing any response. Word leaked
by the Aericulture Department
that Haig bad failed to inform
the White House was inaccurate.
On that same March 27, Haig
told the president.
Baker's conversations with
Rumsfeld, however innocent in
reality, take on a sinister tone in
connection with statements com-
ing out of the White House.
A senior presidential aide has
confided: "We will get this man
(Haig> under control." A lesser
White House aide predicted to
newsmen that Haig would "be
gone" by June 1.
THE CAMPAIGN to cut down
Al Haig started Inauguration
Day when Reagan's senior aides
were put out at what they re·
garded as Haig's effort to grab
power over national security
machinery.
Not encumbered by institu-
tional memory, they not only
blocked Haig but took control
themselves, the first time that
the White House staff bas ever
sought lo dominate both the na-
tional security assistant. now
Richard V. Allen. and the State
and Defense departments.
Haig has never recovered ,
later losing control of crisis
management to Vice President
George Bush. Friends say the
open season on Al Haig limits
his effect,iveness as a diplomat.
ONE AMBASSADOR her e
blamed anti-Haig incidents,
such as Block's public attack.
for Haig's uneven performance
on his Mideast tour. He told us
Haig would never have used
Is rael as the soap box for
cast1gatrng Syria for "brutality"
in the Lebanese conflict if he
were not preoccupied with con-
siderations or sell -preservation.
Even when Haig makes light
of his tribulations, adversaries
in the White House stick in the
knife. He told a joke on himseU
at dinner in Jerusalem that wa!
funny enough lo be reprinted 1r
full by the New York Times.
When one White House aidf
was asked if he had read thf
joke be replied, suggestively·
"Some important people here
Thomas P. Haley PUBLISHl!A
ThOmas ICeevll/Edttor
' didn't think it was all that
funny."
HAIG IS NOT helped by
staunch support at every turn
from Richard M. Nixon. 1'-t the
s mall breakfasts and dinners
Nixon now gives at his East 65th
Street Manhattan townhouse, he
praises Haig, then criticizes the
While House staff for taking
away the national security
portfolio not only from Haig but
a lso Allen and Secretary Qf
Defense Caspar Weinberger.
Those words get back to the
White House and add wind to the
whispering campaign against Haig.
To undermine the secretary of
s tate partly because Nixon
speaks wel l of him is as
ludicrous as Secretary Block's
outburst and White House staff
predictions that Haig will be
controlled or else.
This trivial byplay so hinders
Haig's functioning that in the
eyes of the nation's allies, the
United States has yet to resume
its leadership of the Western world.
Remarks aimed at 'monopolistic media'
To the Editor:
As a member of, and lecturer
for. The John Birch Society. I
found your "logbook" for March
22 most amusing. In trying to
attack the speech made here
recently by my colleague
Richard Fatherly, you onJy
proved that you bad not
attended his presentation. Far
from eneaging ln "attacks on
the" news media" or "against the
press in general," Fatherly
stressed ln bis remarks (and I
have them on tape tor your
reference) that · the media ta
not to be perceived as "the
enemy." The media is a
collective noun referring to a
complex process and it ls Ol).ly
the monopolistic misuse of this
proceu by infiuentiaJ elitists to
which Fatherly was objectin1.
IT IS A MATl'ER ot record
from standftrd sources and the
oreanlzations themselves, not
from something published by the
Birch Society to which you
might apply the abusive ad
bominem ••garbage," that
members of the Council on
'Foreign Relations and Its
off•pring , the Trilateral
Commission, hold major
corporate positions in the TV
and radio networks, the wire
services, and major newspapers
and magazines that offer their
own news services to local
medJa such as your newspaper
and thousands of others acrou
the country. No criticism Is
made of local media, in wbicb
there ls to be found much
dlvenity ol viewpoint', l1ut u '
you know all too well,\ local
media ii dependent upon tbele
masa media cbannelt tor 10011t
of their lnformaUon about ltate,
national and woc-ld even(t.
Since key peraonallllea In
these mua media or1ubat1om MIODI to U. Ci'R4ncl tile
Trilateral Commiulon, we could
hardly expect a crttlc8" outlook
on their policies and pa.la to
come throusb thoH cbunell.
But, after the JobD Blrcb
Soclet1 flrat e&.P.Oted tile
TrU1t«al CoauiWllloll In earlJ trre. mMY m~ newa~ aD4 m.,utn.. ran1le1. -frolsa
-AUIMle Na#M1. ~ &o P-..-• tine l*Dd Qp tM l&or1 -11Dce
It matl•• 1oocl eoy1 -•• .,,~_. tM worct. ..-tead of .................. OW , .. , ...... lllif ,l.mt
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from one of the largest. polluted.
congested high crime cities in
the United States. but with full
s upport Crom the SUN organiza.
tion, we may become the second
la rgest which is not a pretty pie·
ture. Enough is enough. We can·
not tum back the clock, but we
m usl not allow any further
destruction of Newport Beach.
A lesson to remember : A few
years ago, the newly elected city
council from Martha's Vineyard
in Massachusetts bad similar
objectives -to transform their
world-known resort into a
metropolis. The angry citizens
united and recaJled the entire
city council. In essence, the
health and welfare ot its citizens
became a priority ·and victor
above the greed for the almighty
dollar.
IDA Z. WILLIAMS
"Guns don't kill people ... people do ... and your political career
i! dead if you vote for gun control"
Inside image be.t
(To the Editor:
made the Trilateral Commission
a major issue in last year's
presidential primaries, p\lt
Oa vld Rockefeller on the
defensive and forced him to
make speeches on the subject.
This helped even Barney Millerr
to discover the Trilateral
Commission! In 1981 we're more
acUve than ever before.
You should be on our side,
since The Crisis of Democracy.
originaUy a 1973 Trilateral
report, complained that
Americana are too preoccupied
with their penonal freedoms
and actually recommended (pp.
18~·183 ) a oew federal
bu~eaucracy to control all media
In thi1 country from the top
do'fn. For you and Chuck Loos,
(h1t'1 called a consptracz ..... -"-- -WILLfA'M 11.MCUJ1AJ't 1
06;ection pt:Jlt.ed
To t.be Editor:
Old tbe Pottal &enlce 1et
tbelr IO·cent post••• raise
wbetbtr "reau .. 1t or nat! ,
For lnltanee, fk'oln 15 to 11 for ttit Jlnt _..,., Ttae ~ce
11.1..,11eow n.
2'bal fMr·Mftt bike abould tue c.,. fil .. e~ -•· NPt for tome who ~IUJ.
tfti manutertpta tbat often ·~ leil U.aa four ouneee. It I rme ol my bu1laaa; but
•
who else likes it that way?
When that first oun~e gets to
25, written communication may
stop altogether. Then the P.O.
can turn around and see the
light at the end of their tunnel.
Hopefully.
EDWARD PALLING
Ugl,y City No. 2'I
To the Editor:
There Is a newly formed
Organisation in town called SUN
<Speak Up Newport). The presi-
dent and founder is non-other
than Don Mcinnis (ex.-
mayor/councilman who sup·
poeedly, retired) . In reality, be'•
almlnt at blther polltlcal
Nplratlonl.
lD IQJ opialon,. tbair .Ql>JeeU.-
11 to live away our dty to the
major deveJopen -who will
then tramtarm It from 1 rt1·
ldentlal 1tatu1 to J~ concrete
Jun1le of bltb·rtM 110telt, COID·
merclaJ and lnduatrlal dtteiop.
ment -~uently a11ravat·
lnl the emtm1 bea.,-tr.me
con .... and alrpolluUonfli'Ob.
lem1. Md dmnad for afrport
expWICG 11 lnevttaMe.
The cartoon in the March 29
Pilot might well have depicted
m e. l am a JittJe past middle
age, a bit paunchy and not near-
ly as handsome as I used to be,
but I'm not the newest model
and there are a few miles on the
old meter .
The cartoon character is de·
picted as saying, "Evolution my
fooL, God created me in His own
image." I would like to add to
that, and He loves me. ·
THOV1H YOUR cartoon bas a touch f humor, its presump.
tion is, •you are beautiful, then
God ma)I have created you, but
if you are ugly, then you mutt
have descended from an •" or
a blob of goo.
A mother or father :,en•t
consider a child u1ly, t.b lt
may be 1hort and fat or n
many defects.
.When I look-ln t.be n»mai' I -
often wonder what happetiid to
that Jood·looklnJ younJ Manne
serteant wbO used to look a.ctr
at me, but Ulen J jeU myself U\al
God .Ult lov• me -tbat bbl up, pa~~ Gld man lt Just tbe
bouH tbaff,uve ln.
~AMESBOLDJNQ
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WE SUFFERED, too. through
the b11ptismal staees of the new
press. Again, thi11 put us in trou-
ble getting the paper . to the
doorstep on time many days.
As a result of all this, produc-
tion compromises were made. In
turn. editorial compromises
·were necessary and planned im·
provements were shelved.
Except for a minor electrical
fuss in the pressroom last
Wednesday, we seem to be back
·on track now. Some of the pro-
!fress is beginning to show -l
·ti ope to your satisf actioo.
A bas ic typographical r e -
design bas been under way for
the past three months It began
with a modernized logotype at
·the top of Page l and you may
•have noticed subtle chan~es and
'•
•, ·.
Matter of time
FOR INSTANCE. secUon
headings were changed, printed
in color each day. and accorn·
SOME OTHER additions and
improvements that come to
mind include these:
-The Names and Faces col·
umn on Page 3.
~ Expanded weather reports
-with more improvements
coming.
--Grouping of columnists on
on e page where practical.
Chances are if you read Ann
Landers, you read Erma Dom·
beck, too, and you might scan
the medical report and your
horoscope.
-Local business coverage.
New Business Editor Keith
Tuber has turned a few spades
of earth in improving coverage
in this area -but he's only just
begun. Look for three pa~es of
business news each day on a
regular basis very soon.
That's only a partial list. And
only the beginnin~. We're hopin~
To writ. tht Delly Pllot/8o1e U60, Cost• Mes.t, CA 92626 A 1
To Cal fM Delly Pllot/714 641"321
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11 B"°°"' 81"ld.I flOing to Corona
del Mor High School?
We checked every pair or U1ht
jeans on campus and couldn't
find her.
Why no~ o/ tM motocroH
national• at Saddlebaclc'! TheTe
wtr• thou.land.I t~t. The sports department reports
that sponsor s of motocross
events didn't get the word out.
Well, they must have aotten the
word to someone if 10,000
showed up. We 'll do better next
time.
Runrunq a picturt of Reooan'•
grand1on in Sh1trman Oalu moy
havt m.aM the child a target for
future terrorist action.
Not much chance the Daily
Pilot would provoke such action
afler the child's father, Michael
Reagan, had permitted repeated
television coverage tbat ran
over and over for two days.
·-~-=:::=~ ·<·,:.,,,!:!-=~:7'~,!!--;.:::= =-·=·II· -~: ~ •1 : -: •.·~. r'-? .. ,=:~ ~=---~: !rf~ ~ . -.. ~-~"! ~~ ---·-= • .:.:•'~::':\" E-~;:.;;:-:; .T;~~·1 s-siC~ ~.u:nu:: ~ a:~ia--~ron~ page fro~· {~~t ~~~. -l~~ ~s more modular, less c
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zul tered tha~· a y~dr ~go .-=......;=..-7
The Dally PikJt seem1 to have in·
creased its 11oc1al coverage and
that's fine. but most of it aeem.Y to
be about Newport Beach affairs. Is
that all the paper is iniere•ted in?
Not at all, although a fter
checking the paper for the past
two weeks 1 'd have to concede
Newport is getting a lot of atten-
tion in this department. A
special effort is being made to
broaden our coverage in other
communities we serve
to become the best community
newspaper anywhere.
In getting there. we're receiv-
ing a regular dose of sugges-
tions, criticisms and queries on
the editor's call-in line. 642-6086.
Here are a few from the stack:
The photograph o/ the Peanut Bul·
ter Surpnse cookies 1.004 appealing.
How about the recipe'
The sheepish reply from the
Food Department: ··Peanut But·
ter Surprise cookies are simple.
<So simple they don't even need
a recipe? -Ed) Just take a big
batch o r yo ur favorite
r efrigerated peanut butter
cookie dough. Shape Into a two.
inch roll and since ea.:h cookie
takes two slices. slice the roll
very thin. On one half drop a dot
of peanut butter. cover with the
other half, seal with fork and
bake at 350 degrees for 10 to 12
minutes"
The numbers in the crosftUOrd
puzzle are blurred and very hard to
read.
JllOM OHNfON , D;.t~Y
PILOT
They are. It's in the original
copy supplied by the syndicate.
I've complained, but since they
are supplied many weeks in ad-
vance. don't eicpect immediate
improvement. We've also lost
some comic page captions r e-
cently. a slip in our own shop.
The picture of Gloomy Gu.t is ter-
rible and not in keeping unth tM
/me newspaper tM Daily PikJt u
I appreciate the compliment,
but old Gus is suppased to be
Dr. Charles Bell
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If you have a complaint. com·
menl. compliment or story trp for
the Dally P11or. call 642~86 Your
meuage Will be trarucribed OTJd
brought to the attention o/ the editor
or the newa room department in·
votved No circulatwn coils. or.ease.
North-south issues . . . -. 1nv1t1ng secession
Dr. Charles G. Bell is a pro/easor
of political science a t Cal State
Fullerton
The big regional issue now is
the proposed Peripheral Canal.
But there are other north·soutb
issues besides water. There ate
regional dilferences in political
philosophy and within the
political parties. And there are
some clear-c ut differences in
political power.
POLITICAL POWER
differences are probably the
easiest to demonstrate. Looking
at the list of statewide elected
officials reveals that a ll are
either originally from the south
or have moved there. 1 Gov. Jerry Brown, raised in
San Francisco, entered politics in
Los Angeles and keeps his home
there. March Fong Eu started
her political career in Alameda
County but after being elected
Secretary of State moved to Los
Angelesi Lt. Gov. Mike Cur~
Attorn y General George
Deukm jian, Controller Ken
Cory and Treasurer Jess Unruh
are all southern Californians.
It's this list that makes
northerners uneasy!
In the state Senate. leadershi?
is mostly southern with Presi·
dent Pro 'fem David Roberti and
min ority leader William
Campbell both from the south.
aouth.
Of course, such differences in
regional representation and
leadership are important onJy if
there are regional differences on
issues. According to a California
Poll conducted in 1980, several
real regional differences d o
exist.
Two of the most significant
are in regard to Prop<1sition 13
and nuclear power. A slight ma·
jority of southern Californians
( 53 percent) are satisfied with
the results of Proposition 13
compared to a majority of
northern Californians (54 per-
cent I who are dissatisfied with
its financial cutbacks.
Southern Californians are
considerably more pro-nuclear
than are northern Californians.
Almost a majority (47
p er cent> of the southerners
surveyed .would allow more
nuclear plants to be built while
In the north, Jess than 40 percent
intei"viewed would a llow such
construction.
. · . ,. Anticipation riding treacherous curve
In the Legislature, Democrats
have a fairly proportional
balance between north and south
within their delegation -with 52
percent coming from south of
the Tehachapi Mountains. But
alntost two-thirds or the GOP
lawmakers are from the south.
LEADERSHIP IN the
Legislature is mixed. Speaker
WiJUe Brown and Assembly
Rules Committee Chair Lou
Papan are from the San
Franclsco Bay area. This year
the two most powerful Assembly
Committees ~ Ways and Muna
and Election s and
Reapportionment -are spllt
north and south . John
Vasconcellos, D-San Jose,
chairs Ways and Means ;
Richard Alatorre, D ·Loa
Angeles, chain l!!lectiona and
Reapportionment.
OTHER ISSUES that separate
north from south are the Equal
Rights Amendment and school
prayer . While both regions
support the ERA, northern
s upport is con s iderably
stronger .
On the other band, while both
regions support school prayer,
southerners are more strongly
in favor of the proposal. This
may be because there are
substantially more "born again"
Christians in the soulb.
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By KATHLEEN ROBERTS
r Kathleen Roberts relfde• in Newport Be~h).
I was needlepointing to the horrors of "Amityville" last
night when a youth plowed his early model Mercedes into our
four-wheel drive van, which was parked in our driveway; it,
then totaled our three-car garaie.
Now our cars a're locked lRside so I am afforded Ume and
excuse to write about the treacherou curve in front of our home
on Galaxy Drive ln NeWport ~ach.
THE CU.811 WAS 80 LOUD, I thoueht it was one of tbe
many accidents on Irvine Avenue which we view out our back
window. Then I reallied the oolM came from the front of our
house, some hundred feet away. And J knew. I yelled to my
butband, "There ion the van" u I raced to the front door. r
hac1 been reedy for thla; J knew it wu Ju.st a matter of time.
l Several of our nel1bbon had 1otten there •head ol ua,
11U.ered ln • f amtuar pattern. Drilb of coavenatJon flltered
.the air: ''WeU, bow many Umes is lhia now, Glad11?" "Gee,
muat be at least 1even," "lobn, bow many tlm.. taa., we
•replKed thole trees?(', "You lmow, thlt i• the 1econd tJJDI Ulla
C> llflle hU IOtteD it." J WU daMd. ... --._...... ~· -The yOUl.h wii dase~l too. He •tumbled. out of h1I car wbldl
relnlnded me of aqua1b-.i tln·foU toued ln a corner, and we~ • '• '. •••und me be waan't hurt. I am COlllideot we were am•-that M WUD't dead.
U IVSVSRD 'l'llS DAJIAGS, a~M tM MJ lUt Jliii • wu W.U lnlUr'ed and Ua• diNDPUnd wbll• u.. PoUce ... '-' m1 e.U.CS. I.-we lnrMd tiaM;..e,11 OllJ1 11or11 _. htl
c1on u.1tnet; .., daabt be ... tamillar Witb tbe ~ o..:w:::;--~-.................. ... =e11. .• ...:i:=s=.~~ ""' ....... ,.. /. To ..... ., ....... "1a wall .......... 1191 .. ........ ..... .... .. bJ tM dtJ So ...... oltM .......... .
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Our earage bas been demolished twice, our front
lawn has been gifted with myateriou.s tire tracks many times,
and it haa just dawned on me why oura is the only house on the
street without a Jovely city·planted tree out front. Why bother!
WE ARE NEW TO THE BOaaoas of the curve, havin1
been here just longer tban two years; however, raising a small
child keeps a mother's ears tuned to the aqueaUna or tires. I
knew it waa Just a matter of time. What I didn't know wu bow my knees would turn to Jell-o
when I saw the smubed mesa ln our front yard; all I could •ee
in It wu our little boy -he could so eaaU~ bave been 1tandlnt
there. Or you. Or me.
The neighbors appeared at city council meet1n11
Iona ago to plead for aome proteetioD aaa1nlt the dan1en ol the
curve, resulttna lA a 1l1n that says "SLOW'' and a 1eccmd ID·
dJcatlnl a 1evere curve. Tb! latter •tin 1eta knocked down aiMl
replaced with resutartty. And. o1 cwne, we bave thoee woederfokpffd bumC dOWn
the center of tbe 1treet. Tbe1 an ftfY edectne lf OM ~
to be drt\iq clon to tbe middle'6t the ltJ'Ml. ...._
llNfO&TUNATELY t TllE CAM INVOLVED ln these accl·
dUla.::.•••eelly .JDW mw JD It tb'e.MllWalk, our ddvaw911,
our fralll la..,, aQJtlUDI bu& 0.. ltrfft, Ill alone ltl mlddle .
Thie ~ polke oftlew lut D);bt idecl • wbclile c~
bad been pentd ta frGDt o1 our bMiM a ftW lbailUlil .. uer .. t
told him It wa OM Oftbole now tm~ la our 1ara1a. J
••Yeab •• bl lild. •11 -.. to drtn ueUDd UUK cvne and mt eru..~.,...__.~-·ded ·''
We 1118''1 AdiiMWIJ\ tWe ~ ~':,' .............................. ..,..._~_,_. .
'-' wbllll. ,._ Jf·.111 .W 9"1'J;d .,_. u.e
J ~l.. =llliii;iij •hit ul wo%.ed Will M .a ........... lliilliadll&laWWllMlllU..r--::l.-Sab•adtlae ....... ...,., Drift; • ......, .......... "' ...
In 1981 reapportionment Is
very tmportant. On balance. tht
north baa a little 'more
leadenblp C!lout ln lbe Assembly
, than doel tbe south. A pproprlatel1. the lon1,
a1onhln1 fl.1ht over tlae
A11embly Speakenblp between Leo Mcevthy ol San Franclleo
and Hcm.vd~ 8ermasa of .Laa An1eh!l'~feat9rid: a nry teal re1tonal apltt •tth Bermtn "' cet~ most of hie DemoetaUc
1Upport fl'QID the IOUUi aDd
McCutblf CcnmUlal OD &be iiartla.
WIWB aaoWN wa aWi to br•-· u.11~irti• ... -bi·p_altlld .. ··:-~1l'l11': Dim ~~
Saa Lida OiuDa, .:; "'°'* ............... ..
~·· Ml4'JtaJOnm .. ....... -
Philosophically, the sout~
tends to be more extreme than
the north. Almost 30 percent of
southerners lntetviewed by lbe
Cal PolJ in 1980 said they were
tither "atron1ly" conservative
or "stron&ly" llberal. But less
than 20 percent of the
northerners saw themselves u
belna at eltber end or tbt
pollUcal iepectrum.
I
By 9TB¥E MAaBLB Ol .. Dettr~ .....
Ned and Dora Hill are Newport Beach
oriainals. Pioneers. They'N u mu.eh •
part of lbe town as the Balboa Ferry,
John Wayne and tbe Wedge.
At a recent award dinner tor the pair,
·it wa11uue1ted that they helped create
Newport or at least shaped it quite a
bit.
EDGAR BILL, AS he is known on b.il
birth certificate and in the phone book,
likes to be called Uncle Ned and a_t 87
says he's' forgotten the reason why.
She's just Dora, the town's Orat·woman
mayor.
They settled down on Lido Isle in the early '40s, months before the attack on
Pearl Harbor.
Back then, they recaU, Lido wasn't
much to gel excited about. It consisted
of six houses, some military operations
and ' bunch of seagulls.
Dora says their children would com-
plain that they had nobody to play with.
"It was beautiful," s he adds quickly.
NED STARTED A shipyard on the
Lido Peninsula, giving up a buildinl
material ouUet in Los Angeles at the
corner of Slauson and Normandy. The
Lido Shipyard remains but Ned sold out
decades ago.
Dora was Lido's official "Air
Warden," a job that called for her to
ride her bicycle around the island and
notify residents when the sirens on the
m ainland would 10 off. .
She would also row her kids to school
each day', paddling back and tpl'\h
across the harbor.
The town was different back then,
both agree. It was bustling with fish·
ermen and there was plenty of work
for boat repairmen. The harbor was a
place of work, not or play.
"I GU~ THE Lido Theater was
around,·' says Ned , chipper and
smartly dressed in a gray pinstripe suit
and top-siders. "There was a gas sta·
lion too.··
His shipyard did government work
mostly.
"I didn't know a whole lot about
building boats." he chuckles, rubbing
his head. "But we built $4 million worth
oJ them for the Navy and five 96-foet
submarine patrol boats for New
Zealand.
''The fun part, you know. was taking
·em out for a test run," he adds. ex·
plaining the ocean waters were off.
limits during the war years.
"IN FACT. THEY had a net across
the harbor channel." he says. "Yes,
they did. I remember that now."
During his shipyard days, Ned says
he passed up an offer to buy the entire
Lido Peninsula for $125,000. He also
turned down a deal to buy a string of
lots in Corona del Mar for $250 each.
Instead he sold his shipyard and re·
tired. That·s when he got a call from his
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Community-6hapen Dora and Uncle Ned Hill deacnbe Newport Beach as a "darling
and cute child .. that ha.a grown up.
friend Dick Richard, the late market
owner.
"He said, 'How'd you like to be presi-
dent of a bank?' I didn't know anything
about banks so I said, 'sure.' " Ned re·
calls .
THAT'S HOW THE Mariners Bank
was formed. The little bank near the
corner or Pacific Coast Highway and
Riverside Avenue later was bought out
by United California Bank, which also
asked Ned to serve as president.
Years later, Richard again called
Ned and asked him to come aboard with
the Bank of Newport as vice-president
emeritus.
"I said, 'sure,'" Ned recalls. "Later I
looked up the word 'emeritus' and
found that it m eans no pay, no
responsibility and no authority.··
He still works for the bank in that
capacity.
In 1.954, Dora was elected to the city
council and, being the top vote-getter,
was named mayor. She s ays it was all a
fluke , that her minister and the town's
postmaster talked her into running just
15 minutes before the filing deadline.
·'I was never what you'd call a
politician," she explains.
Her four ye~rs as mayor went
smoothly until she helped put together
the so -called "Easter Week
Ordinance.·· It was designed to halt
tourist-related problems in the beach area by letting police inspect rental
property during Easter season.
"I guess all the kids thought that was
too much and went to Palm Springs,"
she s ays, adding that the mayor of
Palm Springs was furious and the
Newport merchants tried to recall her.
They failed.
She says Ned asked her not to run for
re-election.
NED HELPED FORM the Goofoffers,
a group of men who still meet daily to
sip coffee and chew the rat. Ned blames
the whole thing on a penchant for a
strong cup of java early in the day.
He says it started, although it's un·
clear precisely when, at Richard's Lido
Market where be and several other
businessmen would pull some tables
together in the lunch room and sip and
talk. <See BILLS, Pa1e Al>
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after a radio penonallQ ~up
and tarted t•Plnl t.be aOIMtlm.
ant ted converaattona for radio
play.• One thine led to anotb•, says
Ned, Pd the club 1tarted ,......m,. n
haa C*er 1,000 mernben now.
"l ,ltlU co every oiomlq," ••YI Ned, .aerat.chin• his head. "I'm vice-
prea~ent or aomethln& Ilk~ that.
Mayh that wu lut year."
··•·m not ·m to • ., Ulla.·· be nia, •ml Wte M'• about
to unloed a 1oed ... bUt the only
work I've done 11 to •et out ol dolna
work. Worklnl la dolDI what you
doo't Wee to do."
With the collection or awards, pro-
clamations and off1ci1l reeollltlona
displayed around his Marth, lt's dif.
fl cult to take hil worch aerioQ.b. But
he •wears it's true.
"I'm a coofoffer,'' be a~, BB AUIO FOUND tlme to take .atrai&h~g hla swt.
over as president of the Newport Both Ned and Dora say they aren't
Har. Area Chamber of Commerce, disturbed by th' cbal11es they've
whid was ln debt and close to beinc , seen ln Newport. 'they HY~ don't
defuact at the time. He bad .the mind that Newport Center now
cbarQber back on its feet ln tbJ'ff stands where sheep once •rued and
yeara~ or so the story goes. that their Lido Isle Is packed aa U&bl
Alon& with John Wayne, Ned also as a suitcase. '
helped found the 552 Club, a support
group tor Hoa1 Memoritl Hospital.
Orlgiaelly there were to be 5S2 mem-
ben.._ but membership is now well
over t ,ooo.
"QUEM'IONS UKE that," often
Ned, "are pretty political these d&J'.
But we love it here."
The lilt goes on. He began tbe Lido
Isle Yacht Club and helped found the
Exe~ve Club of the YMCA. He was
named "Man of the Year in 1910 by "'
the chamber.
Dora adds her thoughts on the town
that's grown into a city.
"Newport's sort of like a child. It
was so darling and cute when it was
little, but it has to grow up. You've
got to accept that."
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. Yeaton, a teacher at SELF, aald tome ol tbe
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others.
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organization.a in Oranse County that reaches these
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people that with proper information, anyone can
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"We're not in the fix -il business," be said. "I
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counseling skills that we hope will allow people to
help themselves and their friends."
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B:r .IOBN N EEOllAM °' ................. Some Laeuna Beach parents are
learnina how to save money on thelr
ener1y biUs, and their 10 and 11-year-
old children jlre teachinr them bow to
do It.
The youneaters at the Top of the
World School are in a program that
teaches ener•y responsibility throu1b
the use of computer tecbnotoa1. Th~.Cour.year-old program 1s support·
ed by private industry and is sponsored
by the Eneineering Supervision Co.
(ESCO> of Newport Beach, a private
energy consulting firm. / •
COMPANY LITERATURE calls the
fourth, fifth and sixth graders the
"front-line troops" in developin1 a
school curriculum on energy usage that
will later be taught in other schools
throughout the country.
During the 1979-80 school year, the
young energy consultants at Top of the
World saved their school more than
$13,000 in energy costs.
The students conducted an audit of
bow school personnel usec.I energy. and
then made recommendations on what
officials coul d do to lower the school's
utility bills.
Steps included shutting off liJhtS
when classrooms were not being used,
disconnecting lights that were not
needed and having timers instaUed on
the school's beating syst~.
''Ourmajor eoal ll to m1ketbe1tudenta
responsible ener1y users, now and .lft tie
future,'' said Susan Mas, curriculum de-
velQper!ortheproject. •
M1 . Mas works tuU-time at T0p ol tbe
World, Uon& with lead tea.cber Sally Wllll~. However, both are employed
by ESCO.
The school has slx computer
terminals, which resemble televi1ion
sets accompanied by a tyl)4writer
keyboard, tnstaHed lo the "ener1y
room."
THE TE8MINAJ..8 A8£ connected to
the computer which II located at
ESCO's olfice ln Newport Beach. By
typing codes on their lley'board. 1tu-
dents can s~ a pictorat representation
of the enerfy use in their homes pro-
jected on t.he screen. Information on the current rates
charged by local utilities al.lo appears.
The students can then determine bow
much eoergr ls being used at home, and
when.
By studying peak periods of enern
use, student.I and their pa.rents learn
how to rearrange their enersy-
consuming activities, such as washing
clothes, vacuuming and runnjng the.
dishwasher.
The school children are well-versed
on how many watts of electricity it
takes to run each of the various ap-
pliances in their homes.
To determine bow many watt-
hours their parents are being charged
by the public utiUtJ, ttie 1tudents con-
duct an audit ol tbelr bome, taklni lbe
number ol hours lbe appliance ll rua-
Dtnt and multtplJi.=.!~ by tbe watt re· quiriment ot tbe a ee.
!e'feral ol the atudmt'• bome1 are monitored W a map.Uc tQe device,
whlcb k~ a l'UllDbla account of home
ener1y use, a• 'well a1 peak usa1e
boun.
Tbe information on tbe i.pe ii collect-
ed once a moatb and tbea nm throu1b
the compiuter to determine t.be results of
••rtJ:IM'inl meuures tbe family has
ado~ JO.bu Pbllllpe, president of ESCO, said
about $1.2 million will be invested in the
prosram before ita completion.
BE 8A1D BIS company plaQS to sell
the co~pleted curriculum to utility
companies, which would then use it as
part of public service programs in
public schoola.
Ms. Mas said the children were
chosen ~ause at their age, they have
yet to develop wasteful eoergy,>ablt.s
and eaierly accept new concepts.
Her "students also have conducted
energy audits of the Laguna Beach fire
and police stations, as well as the city jail.
"We've determined that the school
district as a whole has seen a 30 percent
savings on its gas and electric bills
since other schools adopted these
methods," Ms. Mas said.
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Sally Williams watches as Frank Interlandi, 11, and Kurt dePfyffer, 11 , type out
their watt-hours from home in school's "energy room.••
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ENTERTAINMENT
TRAVEL
SHOWBIZ TENNIS -It was all for a good cause Saturday
when a large cast of stars gathered at the John Wayne
Tennis Club to raise funds for Children's Village USA , an
organization which helps battered and abused
San Diego Mesa
is no match
for hot OCC . . . 82.
o.ll'f f'li.. f'1lelM ., 0-J A
youngsters. Showing determination, if not good form are,
clockwise top left: actress Connie Stevens. singer Kenny
Rogers and radio personality Geoff Edwards. Action con-
tinues today at JWTC.
.A Master(ful) showcase,
But Watson. Nicklaus won't be teamed together
AUG STA. Ga. <AP> -A
dizzying series of turn-arounds,
in which Jack Nicklaus and 'Fom
Watson each blew four-stroke
leads before Watson emerged a
leader, set up a dream pairing of
the two best players in the world
in tod ay's final round of the
Masters.
"Our two previous head-to-
head showdowns, I remember
those. Those are great moments
in my career." Watson said,
looking ahead to his confronta-
tion .vith Nicklaus.
"l'D ALWAVS rather be play-
ing with the man J"m chasing,"
Nicklaus said.
It is not to be.
The Masters pairing commit-
tee decided that Nicklaus and
Watson will be in separate
twosomes today.
"What'? You got to be kid·
ding... Nicklaus exc laimed in
open-mouthed wonder. then
On TV today
channel 2 at 12:30
turned to a Masters ofCicial sit·
ting next to him:
"You're not pairing 1-2? When
did this start? We play 1-2 in
ever y tournament on the tour, in
every tournament in the world.
We' re not going to be paired
tomorrow'? I can't believe it."
But that's the way it's going lo
be: Nicklaus. one stroke back.
playing in the twosome in front
of Watson.
Jack Ntcklaus
in whic h he made up four
strokes on Watson. and then. at
the very end, letting his share of
the lead slip through his grasp
with a three-putt bogey on the
18th.
"The two cardinal sins on the
golf course are putting the ball
in the water on No. 12 and No.
13. And I did both,·· he said.
.. But I guess . when you shoot
65 one day and 75 the next, the
a verage isn't too bad."'
He was pressed to recall any
such previous collapse. the loss
of five shots in a span of only
three holes.
"l can't remember ever be·
ing m contention and having
Tom Watson
of the ancient game. holding a
four-stroke lead when play start·
ed on tht> warm spring day. ·
Shortly after the turn on the
6,905 yards or rolling hills that
make up the Augusta National
Golf Club course, the first or the
big swings took place, five
strokes in Watson's favor in a
three-hole stretch. From a one-
s troke leader. Nicklaus suddenly
trailed by rour shots
WITH THE grim-lipped de-
termination that has helped him
lo a record 17 major pro·
fessional ch ampionships. he
pulled it together, halted the
slide and turned it around. b
He made up those four sh ts.
pulled back into a lie and then
me ekly surre!ldered the lead
again. three-pulling from orr the
green on the 18th.
something like that happen to Watson. who established
me."hesaid. himself a s gol f 's No . 1
··But after I put it in the water per former with a victory over
on 13. my caddy s aid to me: ·it Nicklaus in this tournament in
is n't over. We just got to play 1977, shot a two-under-par 70 and
some golf.· , had a 209 total. seven strokes u~-
· · 1 told h~m that's what 1 de~f~~"iaus wer.t 10 s trokes me~nt to do, JUSt play some golf. higher than his magnificent 651n
I figured . he <Watson) would Friday's second round and was
make a mistake ~o'!lewhere and at 210 going into today's final
I could m~ke_ a b1rd1e or ~wo and round of the chase for the green
get back 1.~ it. And that s what jacket that goes to the winner of
happened. . this prestige-laden event. the
It "'.as one_ of the m~st w.ide· first of the year's four major ~wmgmg. cha!lgeable s1tuat1ons tests of golfing greatness.
m l~e recent history of golf..· While most or the a ttention
_First there was the ~ighty c entere d on the s truggle Nicklaus, generally considered the greatest player in the history (See MASTERS, Page 8%)
Su t ton ambu shed.
Some time after Nicklaus' sur·
prised questions concerning the
pairings, the Masters committee
announced that the pairings that
separate Nicklaus and Watson
are consistent with their tradi-
tion and are fair.
Kings smothered, 10-3
Dodgers rip former mate, 7-4 NEW YORK (AP> -Eddie Johnstone and UIC
Nilsson scored two goals each and linemate Don
Maloney and Ron Greschner had one goal plus
three assists Saturday night as the New York
Rangers put on a dazzling display or offensive
hockey to beat the Los Angel~s Kings 10·3 and set
a team record for goals in one playoff game.
the final five regular-season games, but easily wqn
the sharp-shooting contest anyway. Los Angeles
had the third best offense in the NHL this seuon
-New York ranke'112th -yet it was the Ran~n
who pressed the attack and set the game's pace! •
LOS ANGELES <AP> Don
Sutton's return to Dodger
Stadium ·was less than he had
hoped for.
Sutton, the Dodgers' all-time
winningest pitcher, but now with
the Houston Astros , was
knocked out in the fifth Inning or
Los Angeles' 7-4 victory Satur-
day night.
"I'm more nervous now than I
was for any world series game,"
Sutton said beforehand. And he
was booed often by the crowd of
51 ,691.
"He pitched here so long, it.
was disheartenine the fans
booed him after all he bad
done," said Burt Hooton. Sut·
ton's pitching rival.
"It's too bad be didn't have a
cbaace to get hls feet wet
a1atnst another club," added
Los Angeles' third bQeman Ron
Ce:y, whole run-scorina 1lngle
knocked Sutt.on from the mound
in lbe ftftb lnnlaJ ... Ph71ically,
I'm 1ure be •as ready bU1 emo-
tionally he had to be aen'OUI."
Cey atncled twice and doubled
and Steve Garv17 bad two
dotl&let and ...... to leli tbi
Dcid•era• 12·hit tlttack a1a1D1t
SullOD and three 1uccesaon.
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Cillltk 1M ...... --~ upl~th.ttfn doul>lt to Jett
Leoeant aad an RBI 1lnal1 to
Craig -.Reynolds be fore nailing
down the Dodgers · s econd
straight victory over the Astros.
Former Dodger Don Sutton. in
his first start against his ex-
teammates, took the loss.
After the Astros took a 1-0 lead
in the top or the first, the
Dodgers scored four runs in the
bottom of the second. Successive
singles by Garvey, Cey and
Pedro Guerrero produced one
run. One out later . Bill Russell
singled home Cey and after two
were out, Dave ,Lopes singled
home two more runs.
Hooten struck out four and walked one,
THE CONFUS ION, and
Nicklaus, obvious displeasure,
with the pairings was a fitting
windup to a day that was filled
with form r eversals and
Nicklaus' displeasure.
In fact, arter finishing his long
day of trials and tribulations. of
comeback and jubilation, and
then final dejection, be declined
an immediate invitation to the
press room and opted instead
"to bf?at some golf balls, work
off my frustrations."
Eventually, however, he went
over it all, graciously and at
length, detailing the loss of his
rour·shot lead, the sudden shift
The Rangers. who ended up 13th in the Na-
tional Hockey League's regular season standings
compared to Los Angeles' fourth:place finish, can
clinch the best·of-five preliminary round with a
victory here Sunday.
The teams combined for three goals in the
opening 2:48 with Los Angeles grabbing a 2-1 ed1e
on scores by Mark Hardy on a power play and
Dave Taylor, whlle Maloney connected for the
Rangers. But then New York took control and
never looked back.
The Rangers got away from the defensive
style that saw them hold opponents to five aoals in
r
Mario Lessard, the second-most actlVe
goaltender in the NHL this season with 64 •P-
pearances, allowed three goals in the openla1
session: by Barry Beck on a 65-fdot slapshot; by
Maloney, who banked in a power-play shot off tbe
netminder 's pads, and by Johnstone, who acoted
on a 2·on·l break when his 20-foot wrist shot
caromed off Lessard's pads and into the net.
The Kings' goalie had no more luck in tlie
second period as the Raneers repeatedly swarm.cl
past the LA defense for open shots. All four N4rW
York tallies -by Ron Duiuay, Johnstone, D,_
Talafous and Nilsson -came from in close ..S
without much reslstance from the Kin11.
Rookie Brunansky flexes muscles in A~els . win
SEATTLE (AP> -Rookie Tom
Brunansky blasted a pair di two-run
homers and Fred Lynn added a two-run
1hot and a 11critice fly as the AJ18els
defeated the Seattle Martnera, 7-4,
Saturday nl&bt.
Lynn'a homer, bl• tint ln an Ansel
unUorm, came lo tbe flr1t IDDilll after
· Riek Burleeon doubled With one out.
Brunanaky'1 ftnt homer of the nllbt
helptlld tbe Antell take a .-0 fea'd lD UM
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PaclOrek 41rove In Richie Ziak WW. 1
aacrlftff ny.
Paclorek picked up his second RBI in
the fourth when be aln&led bome Jdt
Burroucbl from second base.
A eolo homer by Bruce Bocl\te ln the
M b fulled Stattlt to wltbln one run, 4-3.
But 8"IDaaikJ tben unloaded oa a l ·l pt~h off llatlDer ltarter '1oJd Ban· ==i:·~= llxtb !ollowtq Brian
"A f.w ~. tncludlnt <Dan> Ford~ <Rod> Carew .:Dd my dad; of aJl people,
r.tcked up aomethlnt \bat I tiM been ~
n1 at the plate and be)ped me cornet
it,'' Brunansky, a 20-year-old from w .. t
Covina aald. ''They worked on my
bands, the way I helcJ the bat, Md It ap·
patently helped."
Apparen\ly so. Bnananaky, who hlt M
homers and batted .m ln U8 1am• at
El Paso last year, won tbe startin1 left
field Job Just !*ore Thu"day'1 teuon
opener when deslpated bitter J uoa
ThomPIOlt wu traded to Pl~h.
movlnc Don BaJlor frOm left ftekt to Ute
DH role. Followtna Brunanaky11 aecond
homer, bOth • bencbea emptied when
I •
First triple play,
is confusing, amusing
From AP dlapatcbea
ST. LOUIS -Gary Matthews' el&btb·lnnilll • llne drive Saturday drew the entire St. Lou1a
Cardinals infield and catcher DerreU Porter lnto
major leaaue baseball'• tint triple play of tbe
year -and a confusln• one, a\ that.
It blunttd a Philadelphia rally, but did not keep the
. f Phillies from winning 5-2.
Witb ij)e bases loaded, Matthews drilled a Jim Olten
lpltch toward St. Louis shortstop Garry Templeton. Not aure
whether he had caught or trapped the ball, Templeton threw
,to Porter, tryins for a force at home on Manny Trillo comJna
down from third.
t Porter pegged to first baseman Keith Hernandez, the
throw beating Matthews. Then, with Mike Schmidt buns up
llbetween first and second, Hernandez threw to second
baseman Tommy Herr. He stepped on the base and, for sood
measure, he and third baseman Ken Oberkfall trapped Bake
McBride in a rundown between second and third.
i But Templeton hadn't trapped the ball. He had caught it
on the fly, second base umpire Gerry Crawford said later.
Templeton's thro" home was meaningless, but Porter's
throw to first caught Schmidt off the bag for the second out.
Then Herr took the throw at second and, with McBride well
off base, stepped on the bag ror the third out. The rundown
was unnecessary.
"I hope writers don't make too big a thing out of this
'because it didn't affect the outcome." Schmidt said. "It en·
tertained the fans. but it didn't keep us from winning."
rt was the first St. Louis triple play since Mike Tyson.
'Don Kessinger and Keith Hernandez teamed up on one asainst
•the Houston Astros on May 8, 1977.
QUOTE OF THE DAY
Tom McLaugblln, recently named University of
Massachusetts basketball coach, responding to com·
mcnts that be was the brains behind the Irish when
servin~ as assistant to Digger Phelps al Notre Dame:
"We were 23-6 this year. Digger won 23 games and I lost
six."
KEOUGH 'S ~HUTOUT GIVES A'S THIRD WIN
Former Coron a de l Mar High star Matt • Keough tossed a six·hit shutout as Oakland
blanked Minnesota. 3-0. for their third straight
complete game and their third straight season vie·
tory to highlight Major League baseball action Saturday.
Wayne Gross knocked in two runs for Oakland ... In other
games, Graig Nettles, WUUe Randolph and Oscar Gamble
slammed home runs in the first three innings, powering the
New York Yankees to a 5-1 victory over
Texas behind the eight-hit pitching of
Rudy May and Rich Gossage . . . Larry
Hisle and Gordon Thomas pounded con·
secutive sixth·inning home runs to lead
Milwaukee to a 5.3 win over Cleveland in
the opener for both teams. The game drew
71 ,067 in Cleveland. the largest crowd in
the majors this year ... In Detroit, Mllt
Wilcox and AureUo Lopez teamed for a
rive·hitter. Lance Parrish homered and
Keough Steve Kemp drove in two runs to lead the
Tigers past Toronto, 6·2 . . Dave Concepcion and George
Foster drilled consecutive run-scoring singles in lbe eighth
inning to snap a J.1 tie and send Cincinnati to a 3·2 victory
over Atlanta ... Mike Schmidt slugged his 284th career
home run. a three-run blast in the fiMJl inning, to power
Philadelphia to a 5·2 triumph over St. Louis despite a triple
play by the Cardinals in their season opener ... EnQa Cabell
and Joe Morgan drew bases-loaded walks in the fifth inning
and Doyle Alexander and Greg Minton scattered nine hits as
San Francisco beat San Diego. 2·0 .. The Cubs' Steve Hen·
derson hit a tie-breaking. two-run triple in the eighth against
his former teammates to lead Chicago to a 3-1 victory over
the New York Mets.
EDMONTON SHOCKS MONTREAL IN PLAYOFFS
Edmonton completed a shocking three-game Iii
sweep of Ml)ntreal with a 6·~ preliminary·round '
victory to highlight National Hockey League
playoff action Saturday. The Oilers were led by
Wayne Gretzky, who scored five goals and assisted on
another ... Elsewhere. The New York Islanders scored five
first·period goals and then coasted to 'an easy 6-1 win over
Toronto and a sweep of their series ... BernJe Federo's
second goal of the game snapped a third-period tie and Hrted
Sl. Louis past Pittsburgh, 5-4. The wih gave the Blues a 2·1
series edge . . . Michel GouJet and Peter Stastny scored
third-period goals to break a scoreless tie as Quebec shut out
Philadelphia. 2·0. The Flyers lead that series, 2·1 ... Daany
Gare scored two first·period goals and Buffalo used superior
s kating to whip Vancouver, 5·3, eliminating the Canucks from
the playoffs . . . Steve Payne scored two goals, inc!udlng a
clinching empty-net goal with 1:26 left to power Minnesota
over Boston. 6·3. The win gives the North Stars a sweep of
their series with the Bruins ... Wllll Plett took a pass from
Guy Choulnard and uncorked a 40-foot slap shot with less
than five minutes remaining in a second sudden-death over·
time period to give Calgary a 5.4 victory over Chicago and
eliminate the Black Hawks from the playoffs.
CAULKINS SETS FORTH SWIM MARK
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -Tracy Caulkins set a
her fourth American short course record in four
races and became the biggest winner ever among
women swimmers in national competition at the
U.S. Indoor Swimming Championships Saturday night.
But the' 18-year-old Caulkins, from Nashville, Tenn .. bad
to share part of the spotlight with Jill Sterkel of Hacienda
Heights, who tied Caulkins for high point honors at the meet
and set an American record in the 100-year butterfly.
Caulkins set an American record of one minute 1.13
seconds ln the 100 breaststroke, surpassin1 her own mark by
.40 and at the same tim~ winning her 31.st event al a national
meet. Her closest competition was Kim Rhodenbausb of Cin-
cinnati, 1 '"'seconds behind.
HOLMES EA~NS UNANIMOUS DECISION
World Boxins Council heavywelaht cbampton •
Larry Holmes won a unanimous decialoo over '
Canadian. heaYJwelabt UUe-holder Tre••r •rblck
Saturday in Las Ve181. It wu the ftnt of Holme•'
nine t10e delemes be did not wlD tw a knockout . . • All·
American &alpla B••paoa, the 7--4 sophomore wbo led
VJr1lnla lo a tbtrd·place flDlab in the NCAA tournament,
wu bcmoc'ed u AP'• roUese basketball pla1er of Ute year
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Newport Harbor's Kevin Jef.
f eries niures that since lhll ,,
hi• Jut year ln 1chool he 1hould
try a lltUe harder.
Jefferies ls a 1hot putter aod
diacu1 thrower for the Sallon
and apparently his extra effort
seems to be paytns off.
At Saturday's Oranse County
track and field championships at
Mission Viejo High, the Sailor
strong man hacl another payday .
FOa AN OPENER he tossed
tbe discus a new meet record of
185-11. That broke the one-year-
old record st!l by Mission Vjejo's
Scott Hudson of 178-2. Hudson
also owns the county record or
187-2. Jelrerles now has the
second best throw ever in the
county.
For an encore Jefreries threw
a personal best in the shot put
and won the event with his 58-1
toss. Thal throw ls the best in
Orange County tbU year.
Along with Jefferies' superb
double, Fountain Valley's track
squad came frqm behind to take
the county championship in the
last event, the mile relay.
Going into the final event, San-
ta Ana Valley held a· sum 81-58
lead.
However, the Barons' Rod
Emery's anchor leg brought
them from third to second to
clinch the title. Canyon won the
race with a 3:25.41 clocking with
the Barons a step back in
3:25.87. Santa Ana Valley was
sixth, scoring one point. The
Barons picked up eight impor·
tant points to take the crown.
OCEAN VIEW'S Rex Brown
continued to show his superiori·
ty in the sprints by winning the
100 (10.45> ( 10.35), the 220 (22.45)
the victorious Seahawk 440 relay
and anchoring the victorious
Seahawk 440 relay quartet
(43.98). .
Jefferies was by far the out·
standing athlete of the meet and
he took his victories in stride.
"Yeah, I've sort of surprised
myself," said the unassuming
Sailor ... ( really haven't lifted
weights very much and I have
no coach. (Mike> Gazsi and I
just throw a lot. I've also read
some updated books on discus
throwing.''
"This is the first meet I've
been able to see him throw,"
said Eric Tweit, the Newport
Harbor head coach. "Usually
he's throwing out behind the
stadium at Newport and I'm
with the other guys on the track
team on the track."
Fountain Valley got other key
points in the championship meet
from Steve Southward (second
in the 100 and the 120 HH>, Bob
Erickson (second in the 2·mile
and fourth in the mile> and
Emery (second in the 440).
Newport Harbor placed fourth in
the final team standings. -
Orange's Bwns
uins cWssic
Jerry Burns of Orange drove
bis 30-foot triple outboard
Scarab. Sea Claw, to victory in
the Pacific Offshore Power Boat
Racing Association's (POP-
BRA > South Coast Offshore
Classic contested just off Dana
Point Saturday.
Burns covered the 118.S·
statute-mile course in two hours
and four minutes. averaging 57.3
miles per hour.
Thal effort earned Burns and
his crew, the brother team of Al
and John Stoker of Stanton, first
overall and the top spot in the
Modified Class.
Following Burns across the
finish line was POPBRA's presl·
dent Bob Nordskog or Tarzana,
capturing Open Class J in his
twin turbo·cbarged, 38·fool
Scarab.
Honors In the Rookie class
went to Burt Court, Cucamonga,
as he averaged 50.8 miles an
hour for 55 miles to nab Class
I II, followed by Tl buron 's
Howard Cohen.
From Page Bl
MASTERS. • •
between 1olf's two 1reatest
playen, Nicklaus and Watson,
they were not alone 1oing into
the rlnal round.
A hOlt ol men moved lnto posi-
tion to challense.
Gre1 Norman, the blood
Australian who owns 1ucb lm-
presai ve International creden·
t1al1. was the cloeeat. The cur·
rent holder of the Australian
Opln and World Match Play
titlea, Norman matched par 12
and wu only two 1tr'M11 back
at 211.
Bruce Uetake, a croa•·handed
putter. and John llahaff ey were
ne)lt at 212. llahafftJ elOMd ue
wltb a • uid Lletlkt ·~ lo. 13.
Tb• came 8-l.ICr .. baw, Loa Htakle, lob....-.-COoll u41
Peter lacelll• at Ill. Ct nhnw
11aot a 70, Hlale 76. Jaco•• and CodlTI .
BOMBS AWAY -Heavyweight champion
Larry Holmes (right> connects to the head
of challenger Trevor Berbick during their
·~· .......... championship fight Saturday night in Las
Vegas. Holmes won a·unanimous decision.
OCC streak continues, 5-1
Bucs win 20th as Smith scatters six hits
BY CURT SEED EN oftlle o.llf l"llel Staff
Orange Coast College baseball coach Mike
Mayne prefers not to compare this year's edition
of the Pirates with last year 's state championship
squad.
He entered the 1981 South Coast Conference
campaign minus seven starters from the 1980 team
-all of whom defected to four.year schools on
scholarships. The OCC offensive arsenal had been
replaced by a crop or freshmen which was ob·
viously untested on the community college level.
YET, NEARLY TWO-THJRDS into the con·
ference race, OCC. following Saturday's 5·1 vie·
tory over San Die~o Mesa. possesses ·an im·
press1ve 20-4 record including five straight in the
second round of play.
Last year at this stage of the season, the soon·
to-be stale champs were 19·4.
"It was good to get the 20th," beamed Mayne.
whose Pirates maintained their hold on first place
with the victor y. "Mesa is a solid ball club
They're much more intense thls year. That team
just never gets cheated at the plate."
It was an important victory for the Bucs ~nee
the Olympians were one of three teams breathing
down their necks. And OCC won the game even
though their pitchin~ ace had a sore arm and their power biller, Reggie Montgomery, continued to
struggle at the plate.
Sophomore Don Smith breezed through nine
quick innings to record the victory. The talented
right-hander from Redlands High upped his record
to 7·1 on the year with his sixth complete game.
HIS TEAMMATES GAVE him fi ve early runs
in the first two innings. and Smith said he was
glad.
Rustlers topped;
Gauchos sharp
LA Harbor College exploded ror four runs in
both the fifth and sixth innings Saturday to lop
visiting Golden West , 9-3 and maintain first place
in the Southem Cal Conference baseball race.
At San Bernardino. Saddleback got a nifty
four.hitter from Ben Amaya as the Gauchos
downed the Indians. 4·0.
GWC , which had won 10 or its last 12 games to
climb into second place in the Southern Cal Con·
ference, pounded out 10 hits against Harbor, but
the Rustlers grounded into four double plays.
The Rustlers carried a 2·0 lead into the fifth In-
ning on the strength of a Wes Collins double which
scored Jack Settle in the first. and a Chris Schub
double which brought Collins home in the fourth. It
was one of two doubles on the day for the GWC
catcher.
But Harbor bounced back in the bottom of the
fifth as Craig Scott homered to lead off the inning.
The Seahawks collected three hits. a walk and two
s acrifice rues for three more runs.
In the sixth, Jeff Payetta and Jack FinJey
ripped two-RBI base hits to give Harbor the
breathing rom it needed to win the 1ame and bold
on to first place with a 12·4 mark.
Al San Bernardino, Rick Irwin clouted a two·
run homer and Rusty Evans deHver.ed a first·
inning, two-run double as the Gauchos improved
their record to 8-7 in the Mission Conference's
Southern Division.
The Gauchos had five hits in the first inning,
but two players were picked off before Evans'
clutch hit.
Paul Lajoe went 3-for-4 and Russ Lee was 2·
for·4 for the Gauchos. Saddleback entertains Los
Angeles CC Tuesday afternoon (2:30) in a non·
conference game.
.. r like it that way. 1 feel a little more relaxed
out there. Anyway. my arm's been sore today."
"He had;i't pitched for 10 days . . not since
the Cerritos game." Mayne added . "That's
probably why.··
You would never have known it. however.
Smith scattered six hits and was only in trouble in
the third inning when the Olympians parlayed a
double and two singles into their only run. A dou-
ble play ball then ended any further damage.
Second baseman Larry Lee staked Smith to a
l·O lead when his fly ball down the right field line
was carried over the fence by a stiff bree%e. After
'Mike Vanderburg singled and San Diego Mesa
pitcher Brian Tuller walked Kevin Sliwinski. Ed
Farrel stroked a base hit to bring Vanderbure
home
THE PIRATES STRUCK AGAIN in the second
inning with three runs on back-to·back·to-back
singles by Mike Balliet, Dan Dix and Rich
Amaral. AH were 01 the nubber vanety to load the
bases.
Lee then drove in his second run with a
sacrifice fly, and then, in an unsual play, Van·
d erburg knocked home two runs -on a sacrifice
fl y. His shot to deep center was snagged by San
Diego's Phil Rollins. but Rollins fell through OCC's
curtain-like fence He had to get the ball back into
the infield by throwing over the fence. By that
timf', both runs had scored.
While Vanderburg was knocking in two runs to
break OCC's all-lime record for RBI in a career
<he now has 62 to break John Estrada's mark sel
in 1955·561. Smith effectively shut down the con.
fe r e nce's top hitter , second -basema n J ohn
Wolgast. Wolgast carried a .563 batting average
into this week's play. but he went O·for·4 against
Smith.
Rustlers sweep
swinuning titles
Golden West College wrapped up Its fourth
consecutive Southern California Conference swim·
ming title Saturday night 'at East Los Angeles
College by taking first places In five of the final six
events.
The Rustler women also won the conference ti·
tie by a wide margin ror their second straight
championship while the Orange Coast College men
won the South Coast Conference title. OCC's
women finished a close second to Mt. San Antonio
College on the final day at Mt. SAC.
At East LA, Ron Radison, Mall Whitmore.
Todd Pickett and Tom Hughes all swam to first
place finishes 1md GWC 's 400·yard free relay team
also was first.
Radison, a freshman from Huntington Beach
High, won the 1,650 free in a time of 16:32.17.
Whitmore, a sophomore from Costa Mesa
High, won the 100 freestyle in a conference record
lime or 47.92.1'Whitmore won six medals during the
three·day meet for high-point honors.
Pickett won the 200 backstroke with a time of
2: 101.08.
The GWC women got first·place finishes from
Julil! Kingsland in the 100 backstroke and 100 but-
terfly, Nancy Ward in the breaststroke and their
200 medley relay team or 'Mona Barrett, Marilyn
Gould, Kipgsland and Ward.
At Mt. SAC, sophomore Paul Poltivent swam
to a rirst place in the 100 free (47.9) to win. Team-
mate Jeff Donnell was just Inches behind, also
clocked in 47.9.
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South Coast Conference
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S•n Be,,..,dlno •• P•lomar
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Cathy Sllerk
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J anel Alu
S•lly Lltlle
Holli' Stacy
Kall\y Hitt
Jenet Coles
Amy A1Cot1
Allee Mltl1r
M•ry Owyer
Bart>ar• Mo•ntts
K•lhy Martin
Clnoy Hill
8•rt>ar a Miu alll•
Jan Sl•l>hlnton
S•ndra Polt
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June Staton
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10·11 -141
11·11 -141
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10-1S-145
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100 -1 c:.r.v IUCll, 20.•; 2. Kidd IUCll, 11 2, J TrvvUllon ICSBI, 11.4
400 1 c.. ICPPI, 41.J, 2 Wells IUCll,
41 4, J Sill (UCll, 416.
IOO I. Kirchoff (UClt, 1.Sl.2; l. Celestin
IUCI), I S),0. J LeFetwre ICSBl, 1·S1J.
t,SOO 1 Liiiig t UCll, l :SO.S, 2. Reyws
(CPPI, J.SO.I , l Cll<IJtenwn IUCll,l:Sl.I.
S,000 -I. Young IUCll, t4:lU; J. --
ICPPI, 1':'2.6, J. R119s CCPPI, U :S9.I.
110 HM 1 Frailer ICSBI, 14, I; l. Oorvet IUCll, 14.1, l Hotdttn (RI),"·'·
400 lni.nne<llalH -t NHh (UCll, S2.S;
2. P1rklr.1 ICSBI. S3.4; l Marlama (UCll,
Sl.t ~.ODO llMs>lech•,.. I. Tylmen (UCll,
l ·U ,1, 2. Harbaugh IUCI), •:Ol I; ).
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40D reley -I. UC t"'lne, •1.0, 2. Cal SL
Bakersllotd, 41 4, J. Rhode hland, 43.l .
Mlle rel•y I C•I SI. Bakersfield, l: 1'.4;
1 UC Irvine, J 17 I; J Rhode tstand, 1:20.4.
OT -1, C11rk IUCll. 169-tY>, J. Bolstar
IRll, 1 ... IOV,, J. Bruce IUCt), 1,._10.
lJ -I C¥ey (UCI '· 2J.1~; l . M<Mlllen,
CCPPI, 22 111;,, J Hickey IUCll, n~v..
PV I Sita-man (RI), tW; 2. Bredy
I Rll, IS., J Sloter CCSBI, IS-0.
JT 1 Lrn<I\ (Rt!, JOO-•, 1 N•"" IUCll, 1'1 2, l S.tt>y ICS8 ). ,._,...,
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CUCll, .._Siii, J Lyne,, 1Rt),4S-0 .
HJ 1 Cl\apm.an CUCll, .. ,o, l. Garren
ICSB), ... o. J (tie) Sando (UCll, Pat.-IRl), 6-4
TJ I Ci...san CUCI), 41-l~; l Wlltltonl
(CSBI, 41.9...,, l Ftoya (CPPI. -14
liammer <non-scoring) -t. Cotantlno
(R I), 111 S, 2. Bohler CRll, 110·0, J.
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let MAUI.,. Vlelt Hltlll
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Soutl\ward ( Fount•ln Valley), 10 ... ; J.
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11011 Vl1/ol, 10.51, S Bryen1 ICepl1tr-
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220 -I. Brown (Ocffft Vl1w), U.U; 2.
Prl!ltup <8-Park), tl.82; J. Pet•non
CEsperanul, n .113; 4, Gllff 10.M Hiiis),
21.01; S. Thl(lj)en CSeoot•t>ec:kl, 23.1'.
440 -1. um"'*I ICM!ronl, 50.10; I. E'-'V
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SI.It; S. Baldaly (Et Torol, SI.SI.
MO -t. W•lls ISanle AM Valley), I :S7.1S;
2. R lttenbero I Sent• A11al, I: St.O.; J,
MCGelle (Or .. ), t:Sl.12; 4, ROUI CC.
nyonl, t:ff.a.., S. Tlloma• (El Ooreclol, 1:st.n .
Mlle -I. V•len IEI Modine), 4120 . .S; 2.
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Turfier (Newport H•rb41r), •:U ,eJ; 4.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sonday, Aprll 12, 1881 •••
OUT OF TROUBLE -Tom Watson blasts
out of a sand trap on number four Satur-
d ay during third·round action of the
APW.,,._
Masters golf tournament. Watson holds
a one-stroke lead going into today's final
round of play.
SP -I. Jetterltl (N-POr1 Herl>Or), 51-1,
2. Kyle (lu1fta Park!, SS·S, J l nnl1
ICaplslr-Y•lleyl, Sl-S, 4. llOflon I Rane"°
Alamllo1). SJ.JV,, S. 8 11•1 (Senta An•
Valley I, st·Yt.
OT -I. Jellerlu (N•WPOrt Harl>Orl, llS-11 (mHt record, 010 mark, 171·2,
Hudson, Ml1&lon Viejo, '*" 2. W•ll•rfleld ICaplllr•no Valley), 111·11, 2l. Huoion
CMl11ion Vltlol, 160·•; • Sween1r
IC•plslrano Velley), IS4.0, S. Ganov•IM
<Los.Ami-), 1"4
THm teor..s: 1. Foun1aln Veller ... ; 2.
S.nla AN Valley, '2; J. Ocean Vlow, »; 4.
Newport H•r110r. :12; S. Minion Viejo, 11.
Women
COLLE GI.
UC lntlM 17, Cel ...,, ~-u J.J (All Ilsa-.. 1111 Mtt41nl
100 -1. Kelley IUCI). 12.>; 100 -I
Kelley CUCI). 24.4, 400 1. J ackton CCPP),
S7.l; IOO -1. Brenson (UCO, ):lS.O, 1,SOO -
Schwart IUCll, S Ol.J, 3,000 -I Scl\w•ri
(UCll, 10.5', 100 HM -I Sullivan (UCll,
U.4; 400 lnlernwdl•les 1 Sulllv•n IUCll
1.10.0; 400 reley -I UC Irvine, •• 1, Mlle
••l•y -1 ~I Poly Pomona, • CM 2; HJ 1
Hl9htow1r IUCI), s-.. LJ I K•ll•r IUCll,
21).J, JT 1 Ron. ICPPI 13'.e, SP -I
Toman IUCll, 40-1111., OT 1 roman CUCll, 1~11"1,
Community college swimming
SOUTHCOASTCOHprllllNCE pr1NAl.
l•tML SAC)
100 tr .. -1. P0Ulven1 IOCCI, 41 9, 2. Don
nell IOCCI, 41.t ; J. ROOlnson CSOMI, 41.•. 4
Wyall IOCCI, 4'.I ; 5. B-IC), 4t.2.
100 back -1, Pettibone (Fl, 2.07 J, l
Cornett COCCI, 2;04 1, J. Ranelt COCCI.
t :04.J; 4, Fortune ISDM). 1.0•.4; S.
Llndburo IGI, 2'06.1
JOO breesl -I, 0.Yil (F ), 2; 1'. I, 1. Sarn-
mertlno ICI. 2:1t.4, J. Panis IOCCI, 2.20.1,
4. KulDurg IFI, 2.20.t , S. Hllkln1 (SAi, 2:22.t .
200 lly -1. K•nah•I• (Fl, 2 00.>, 2 Telford IGI, 2.0l.I, J Joro.n CCI, 2:Q l. 4
Dafoe IG), 2:04.I, s. -rl1 ISOMI. 2;10.1.
400 tr" r.iey -1 Futlereon, J IJ.t ; 2.
0r.,,.. '-. J; 14.J; J. "Ca.,ltot. J ; "·'· 4 Gro""'°"'· J .20.0. s. S•n Oleoo MeM, J:20 .••
Fff\el .. ..., 11_.~, I , Or .... Coe•,
'14; 2. Futler1oft, 406, l Gr-t, 114, 4
Safi Olt9D Mew. 2'l IOCALCON~Eltl!NCll prlHAU
(et 1 ... LM ""9HHI
1.4JOfl'M-1, ltacllson IGWC>, 14.J:J.07, I ,
W1t1-..r CGWCI, 1':U.Q ; t. M<Gl-
IGWCI, 11: 10,0 , 4 DuPont IGWCI.
17:JUO; S. Hoffmwt CGWC), 17:Jt.SS.
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fer-. ,..,,,I; 2. L..elllr°" IVI, 49.00, )
Hardes,ty ICI, 49.CM; 4. MoMr (GWCI, 49.04, S. Otvls IYI, 19.ll.
100 bKk -I. Pio.an IGWCI. l 01 Ot; 1
um,,.._ IGWC>. 2 01.2l, > •noram (YI,
J:CM.O>; 4. --ISM), 1 0..5', S P-i1 <ELAI, 2: 10.5'.
JOO""'"' -1 liU9fln CGWCI, 1 1U J, 2 Earnut IGWCJ, t .11 13. J. Bat>I> ICI,
l : 11.10; 4. Morrlt IGWCI, 1 It S4, S 81•-
ISMI. 2.11.SO.
100 tly -I. C1eebef191r (VI, 1.st.U, 1
Sl•Pllenton (GWCI, 2:0D SS, J Grall CGWCI,
2.0l.14, . Condon ISM), J .O..li; S N1191nl IGWCI. 2.0U7.
41» lrH relay 1. Golden Wesl, J.11./1; 1
Cypreu, J: 17.Sl, l . Sant• Monico, J 12.JI
Flna t taam 11andlno1. I Golden WHI,
601; 1. Senla Monica, 320, l. Ventura, Jll; •
Cypress, 241 ; s. EHi Lot An(leiH, 141, '
Rio Ho.-....
High 1chool
OltANOE COUNTY GAMES
let "-II Hf911 S<llHO
200 meotay relay 1 Fount•ln Valier. I 0 .0
200 Ir" -2 Elder ( FV). I 41 I
50 lrff -1 JOflnson IFVJ, ll 91
IOD lly 1, 0.mon ( FV), MI
10DlrM -l\IOhnson (FVI, ....
SOO lrM -1 Elder IFVI, • u 9. Twyman IFVI, S 04 I)
100 l>reatt J Wen (FVI, I 0) ), Nomure lf'Vl, 1 OS 4
400 Ir" rela y 4 Fountain Vall..,, J 27 o
Team scor11 1 Founl•ln Vt lley tll
points. 1 Newport Hert>or. 156, J TuJlln, 141
Women
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
S....c-MprfMll
letaestLet~I
200 medley relay -t Oran~ Coast,
1. se.1. 1. San Dleoao Maw. 2 oo •. J Ml San Antonio, 2:01.s.
100 fr .. -1. Pelmer IMI. SAC), SJ 4; l
Mench IG). U .4, J. Miiier IMI. SACJ, SI 4.
tOD beck -1. Odenwald IOCCI. LOJ.S, 2
Young (Ml. SAC), 1.04.I , J. Hullt>erg
ISOMI, 1:07,7.
100 l>reut -I. Pal,..... (Mt. SACI, I; 11.J;
1. Ure COCCI. 1·14.1; l. Van Schalk 10CCI,
1: 1S.1.
100 fly -1. O.vldson ISOMI, .M.7; 2.
Palmer CMI. SAC), st.t; J, Beller <Mt. SAC), 1:0.s.a.
200''"1'91•'1'-t. Or11n91Coesl,1;..s.•. 2.
Groumont, 1:44.3; J. S.n Diego MHa,
1:SO.S.
FIMI teem sl.andl1191: I, Mt. SAC, Ot; I
Oranee c-t, 4"; J. San Dlt90 Mew, JM,
4. Gro--.t, Jll.
leeel~ .... .. Ceta ... LMA ...... I
100 ''" -I. llH'fle ISM>, SUO I~
l1renc1 rK°"'I; 2. •rock (VI, U.7t; J.
Clarb ICI, J1.o2;.4
100 INCk -1. Kll'llJSl•nd (GWCI, 1:05.M (conference record); 1. Powell (Ill.A),
t :06 •• ; i. IMlty CSMI, 1 :01.ts.
100 1>r1esl -1 Ward IGWCJ, 1 11.U , 2
P•rr• IGWC>, I IJ 01, l Royer (RH).
I 16.21
100 lly -I KlnQSl•nd IG WCI ,
1:01 IS,l<onlerence record), 2 Kou ..,.ll
ICI, t 01.11; J. Hiii IYI, 1 :OS.91
20D medley ••••r -1. Golclln West, I "'" I con!1renu 11cord): 2. Sant• Monie•.
I :s• SI, l . Cyprtts, 2:01.02.
100 ''" r•l•y -1. S.nte Monica, 1 M.2', 2. Cypress, I '4.01; l . Golden Weil, 1.47.•.
F1na1 t1am •t-lnos: 1. Goldin West,
S09; 2. Cypress, 339; l. Yen1ure. 312, 4. Santi
Monlce, 2'S. S. East Los Angeles, 13S. 1 R 10 Hondo, 3'.
HIGH SCHOOL
Or ..... C-tyGall'lff
la1 ,,_Ill Hltll Sc-II
20D mflllty relay l Fountain Valley,
2 01 H , 100 tree 4. Armslrong IFVI,
2 01 1 100 lnOo -1 Theus ( FVI. 2 111, so
lrtt 4 Pull IFVI, 21.03, SOO !rte l
Arms Ir-I Fiii, S.l9.6, IOD llrea11 J
Clara ( FVl, I; 11 ,., s Tr..us I FV), ' 14 s.
40D lrH ret•y -4 Founl•ln Valley,• 06 1
Team 1<ores 1 Foolhlll, 213 PO•nll
Tut11n, lff. l Fountain V•ll•Y. 12J
NHL playoffs
PRELIMINARY ltOUND ( ... tot Five)
Sat•rlWr't Sc.,...
NY Rangers 10, l<ifttl J (NY Ranoers leao
sertH 111
Outl>ec 2, Pllll-tphoa 0 I PllllaO.tpllla
IUdl ... ,tff l· 11
NV hi_,_ 6, Toronto 1 (NV l•landlr> ,.In urlff J.0)
St. LOUii s. P1ttsourgtt 4 (St. Lou•· leads 11rles 2·11,
Edmon1on 6, Montreat 2 (Edmonlon wins
url11 l.O)
Bulla to S. V•ncouver J I Buffalo wins ... rlH 3-0J
Catoary S, ,,,,,_ 4 (Calgary wins ,..r,.,
l-0)
M inrtetotil 6, BoltOt'I J tM1nnesot• w 1ni Hrl11U)
T9My'1G-
Kl•ts at NY Rangers SI Louh al
Pitllt>urgt1 Pllll-lohla at Quebec
Aangert 10. King• 3 k-~PeriW. LosARQelM , 0 l
N Y R•noers ' • 10 l'lrst Periecl
1 Los -'ngete•, H•rdy 1 (li•r"'· D1onnel.
1 1 J l . New York, Don Maloney 1
(Gru<-1, l;Sl. J. LOI Angelff., Taylor 2
IOlonne, Mike Moll'pflyJ, 2;41. 4, New Y-.
lk<lt 1, l :a , S. Hew York, Greschner 1
INlluon, Hedberg!, 14 1' 4. New Vwk,
JOllnt-I (Don Mal-y), lt:M Pe,,.llleJ
-Wellln, NV. 1:07, Luc•. LA. 1 "· LAMS, LA, J:20: St.~. LA, 10'06
Sec; ... ~ .......
I . New VOrk, Dug uay J (Vick•"·
Talalov1J, I M. I. N-Yc.rk, JClftnst-2
COon M-y. Allison), 11 U. t New Y""-
T•tarous 1 IOll(luey, VaclM ISI, 1l ID •O
New YOr11, Niisson J (He<1blro, Grescl>nerl,
1' ~. Tlllnl PeriN
11 Ntw Yor•. A11fson t ( Oon Maloney I,
1 St. 11 New York. Nll•ton 4 (Grochner,
Becki, I ». 1l Los AR9911>. L MurPfly 2
IKlllY. L-111, 11.'9 Pen•ll1ts Jenw.n, ~~s • ... Korab, LA, 1 °"· Ko1sooou1os, NV.
Snou on-· -LOS Angeles IO·•·•O 26 Nlw York IJ.11.--:18.
Goallu -Los Angelo, L•u•rd,
Rulhulord. New York, Baker, w .. ks. A -
17,Jll.
Senta Anita
SATUllOAY'S ltESULTS 11ttll .. .,., u.n., ..... _ .. ,..,
Flr~t race -Vol..,t Fl.,,,. (Ollvare11.
6 IO, 4 40, 4.00, ICoupleO enlry) BullbH KIO
IMetgarinl), 4.•0. S.10, Red Ridgway
CLIPll•ml, 6.4Q,1.20
Second rac.e -Verballie (Plncay), 4 00,
1 60, 1.20; Foolilll Girt I Hawley), l 00, UO,
Handsalen (Vatentuel•J. l OD. U Oaily Dou-l>le ( 1-e1 paid SIS 20.
Tlllrd race -Hnny'i Oev10 (McHer-),
39.40, IS.Cl, 1.IO; 8etc,,lor or Art IWlntencll.
It.OD. 11.00; Erloanus (Mc~rron>, 6 oo
Fourtf'I race -O.ll•nc• (Wlntlfldl, 24 .o,
1 IO, l.40, 51\atfly l~sl..,eclel. 4.60. 2.to,
Jimmy the DIP (Tejada), 2.60
Flltf'I race -Trammel Luc-<Toro>, 1.20,
J.IO, l.00; E6Qla Toast IVatenruet1), S.20,
l . .O; H•'• o. .. .,, CMcCarronl, J.MJ. U •••<-ta ll·ll paid $11.SO.
Sl•tf'I r•c1 -Ceslle Slreet Jig
(Mc Herguel, 10 10, S.10, J .00; Heading
(Val•n•uel•IL 1.40, I.OD; AQOrandlHment
IWl"land), 6.uv.
Se"tnlll rKt -Sl•r Ml,,. (Llpheml, 9.to,
S.10, 4.40J Rllhml'$ B•-· IC.st•neda),
12.40, 6.00; Bright L.edy ( v •• .,, .... ,.,. 4.20.
SS Hact• ll-9) paid $347.00.
$2 Pick SI• (3-t·1.f..t.3) paid ~.MO.to wltll
SS WIMlng tlchts (five llor-.). u Pick SI•
Cont0latlon Pllld '51.ZO wltll I ,4$2 WI Ming llek•ll (IOut __ ,,
El(lhUI re• -FIMnce Cl\arge IMcCM·
ronl, 1.60, J.JO. t,60; SI CValdlvlnol, 11.JO,
S.IO; Swltt Bini IPlnc:ey), a,40.
Hlnlll race -Cl\uck., Biby (Pierce>,
11.10, Ull, Ml; Tiie Blt T. (Melia,...),
10.40, UD; 1.ApMy (Toro), 4.IO. SJ tu«a
If.SI pel<I SJa.fO. ,.,...,__. _,,,131.
21%
6-UMOMTH ...... 1
ALL SICUllO T.O •
Sl,000 MIN.
Lot Al1mlto1 SATU•DAY'S ltESULTS , .......... .....__ ... ,
Flril rec1 -SIJW BucltUlol IOltonwrl,
I Ml, 4.0D, 2 .O; C..lftl\adow (Aubin), •.to,
4 00, R•-'11 IGrunelyl, S.20. '2 nee la (M l
P•ld ,40 20
S•<ono race -Buick Fifty cGrundrl, 12.40,
4 • .0, 3.0D. 8ram1>1e Scramt>t• (Todd). '·'°· l 20, Cl\arteris P••r < 0e-r1, >.oo.
T hlrd rec• -Underrated I Cope tend),
• 40, J.20, uo. O.r1>y Lord CBallOutlll, 1.40,
1.IO, F•rno H-v•r (Richmond), 2.40. U
... c1a n .11 paid s11 OD.
Fourtf'I rec1 0....11 (Ackerma n), •.40,
3.60, 1.to, 8 C Count cGrundrl. 3.00, 2.40; Running Foa IOennlil. l.IO
Flltti race va .. Tudor ( KuebterJ, 4.IO,
4 00, 4 00, hrPOrt Btaek ( BlaOman>, 2S.to,
10 IO, Scotcf'I Oouo11 ILightllilll, I .ID. u ••.
•C la (f 21 (Mid '121.00
Sl•th race Ald•n I Bahri, 9 40, 4.IO,
4 00, Coun1r, Preactwr I Perry), 10 20, j,IO,
K1w1 Berry IR•lcl\loroi. J to
Stven1n r •ce Bye Bye Vllhover
I V•ll•ndlngll1m1, 14 40, SOD, J 10, 51\ady
Ott I fOddt, • .0, J 40, R-'\ L•d I~
111~n>, 4 00 S1 .. acia14·11 paid ~SJ 60
U PIO. SUI 1~2 2 12-41 paid ~.190.IO with
l ll w1nn1no 110tll ("• llor .. 11 '2 PtO Sb
con•olahon IM•d St• 00 ... ,,h 10. wtMlng
llCllell .,,,,. _._., n P1cll So• 1<r•ICll
contot•l•on 1M1d U•t lO with th,." w 1rvunig
11c-.eh UC>Yr hOrw,. one s.c:r•t<h, u""
P\OrS.\. two w:r•tCtw\•
E1g1>111 r•o Corona11a IWllll•msl,
2J 40 I 40. •Ill Torpid'> Kn19M (Sllerr"'1),
SOD J 10. Loro Pe1er I B1ur1. 4 10.
N1n111 rece Reuben Jame• IA<kermanl,
60 IO, 2J IO, I 60 M¥ Adoos (Kuebler I, 9.IO,
S IO Roy•• Scotcl\ I O.nn111 4.10 u eucla
16 ft P•ld $310 70
T tnth raet Oei.mono I ?esomerl. J to.
l l O,) 60, J•ur Hunler IB•ker), 10 oo, S.to,
Anoy S HOUnd 1.AnoerW>nl, 6 10 U eJ!etla
Cl ll P•1d 51>7 IO
E tevenll\ rece Ou1 Us ( Kuet>tt rl, S.IO,
J '°· J 40, 5<.otch T1mt Al>le IW11........,1, 10 60, 1 60, MIQllly Spry (Andlrson). J.60 U
•uC1a 14-111 palO $12 MJ
A1t1no.ance ~.m
Suntory Cup
CatT.-Y•I
SlfttlHFIMI
Jimmy Connor> <Mt Jotln M<Enroe, ~. , .
Nice Open
lat Hitt, prraMe)
s..NtlMISI...,.. Y .,.nk k ,....,, def -....et Ora111u, 4-2.
• J, MarlO Ma<tl,,.1 CHf 8a1an Tarouy,
• J,' 1
Women's tournament
(et Mil .... H-I....,., S.C.)
s.mlflMIS .......
Cllrl\ Ew'1 LtoyO def Virginia Rutt< I, 7·.S,
: ;• Pam Sllrover def JoANle Ru ... 11, 4-J,
Women
COL'lEOll
All<AIT.u,_.t
ltl UC S... D'-1
UC lntiltOt, UCSaft DI-I
s1.,. ...
Ma. Myers CUC ti <Ml Kav•nauoll, .. ,. 4-l,
Keehng IUCll Oel Saavedra, 6·l, l·I; Me.
Myers IUClt O.I Gilbert, .. ,, 6·1, Nixon
(UCll dtt B•rr. •.O. 6-0, MallCM'Y IUCll def.
Sur. l l. 6-0, E111<191 IUCll <Ml O'Oey, ..o. •·l
Doullln
Myer' Myers (UCl1 def. teavenagh.
SH•tcl••. , ... •-O, •·2. Mallorr Nlaon (UCI)'
def Giibert SMr, 1 ... 6·1; K"llng.ElledQI
IUCll cllf Barr-O'Oay, ''°· •. , UC lntlltO t, UC Saftla Cru o s ...... ,
Mt My1" def. IUCll clet HUg,,u, .. 1.
6·J , K .. llno CUCll Oel. Adami, .. l. •·t ,_
Myell IUCll <Ill Hunci.tmarll, .. ,, 4-t,
Nl•on CUCll oer Garcle, ''°· t -0, Mallo<y
IUC11 del Biiier,. '· •·•. Elled(le IUCll oer. Arroyo, •.O.• I
~ ..
Myors·M.-ers IUCIJ del HU(ll•ll·AOam•.
6 I, 6 O, Mallory·Nl•on IUCll del. Hun-
dert"'41"'-0er<la, ~. w , KHllngElleO(ll
IUCll def Biblr·Arroyo, 4-2,6-0
Misc.
NASL
S•tllNar'• Sewn Attanla J, Tampa Bar 1
WHl\l"91on t, MontrMI 0
Fort LllUOtrdal• 2, Edmonton o
Chic e90 i , Tutw l
Portland J, C.lgary I
h4I Oltgo J, Seatlla I
v ancou..., a. Lot Angeles o , ... ,.,oemea
Mtnnnota •t COltl'IOI
Oellas at Toronto
Jeosonvltt• at San Josa
Pro bowling
~UTOU• 114 .... Clty,H.Y.) l ~fl An-., ••. 011 Sliker, U.12A; ~
thofly wlhl 11a,oeo, Sliker 17..JOO.
Ot'"r llftlllb •
Sllhr .. , Stew INrtlh, U4-lt1, def.
Wer nt W.llCI, 210-l'CM. Wetlb wifls u.-.
Me~llnM,fOI,
TODAY'S TV I BASEBALL /TRACK Oranee Cout OAJUV PILOT/Sunday. Aprll 12. 1981 / r---~~~----~~~-""'!"~----------~------....... ------------...-----------------
ater l)ei p111Js
another upset Aw HOWAllD L. HANDY ti( .. ...,,,.... .....
Fotlowlng are tM top spor11 tYtnt.5 on TV today. Ratings
ar•: / / 1 <f excellent; I 1 1 worth watching; 1 1 fair; ' foro•t It. (I) 10 a.m., Channef 2 11 ./ ./
OTHER T&L&VISION
9:45 a.I'('. (34) -FUTIOL INTE.-NACIONAL.
10 a.m. (SO) -SPORTS AMERICA -Highlights of the
Katin prq.1m International surfing competition from Hunt·
lngton Beach. Mater Del supri1ed another
blghly·ranlted team. Estancia
spllt 1 tourntment double·
header while Huntinatoo Beach
• and Irvine lost tourn1ment
• games to hl1htight prep baseball
action Saturday.
Here's how it went:
· Eatancla 17, Neff 4
The Eagles erupted ror 19 hits
and put together a nine-run third
inning in winning their first
·gam e ot-' the Bolsa Grande
-.Easte r tournament.
•• Pitchers Mike Markel and Don
• Mi troff combined to aUow just
!i six hits. Having good days at the
:!plate for ~stancia were left
'"fie lde r Tony Ablett. 2-for-3,
• three RBI, including a three-run
. home run in the third ; first
b asem a n John Robe r tson. 3·
for-5, including two RBI on a tri·
pie in the seventh ; third
baseman John Cornuke, 2-for-2
with two RBI and Ma rkel who
was 2-for-2 with one RBI.
Bolaa Grande 3, Estancia 2
In the second game of the
tournament, Bolsa Grande
scored two runs in the third off
Greg Forge and held on for the
win.
Robertson had a solo home
run for Estancia but the Eagles
could manage just three hits
while committing three er rors.
Monday, Estancia plays at
1:30 p.m. at Bolsa Grande in the
·firth place bracket.
Mater Del 5, Bishop Amat 1
For the second straight game.
Mater Dei has knocked off the
No 3 team in the Cl F 4-A as
Amin David ripped three hits for
two RBI a nd David Hanna also
banged out three hits for one
RBI in an Angelus League con·
test a t Mater Dei.
T he Monarchs improved their
r ecord to 4·4 with the win. Last
Wednesday, they downed Bishop
Amat on its own field . 8-2.
Saturday. Mater Dei erupted
for three runs in the second in ·
ning as Ri ck Moore sing led with
tv.o outs. J ohn Eccles walked
and Mike J ohsz singled to score
Moore. Two walks forced in one
run. and David then s ingled
home the third run or the inning.
Meanwhile. pitcher Mark
Brown struck out nine batters
while scattering four singles
Mater Dei is the only team to
in 1hc Angelus League to defeat
the Lancers <4·2>
Fullerton 7, Htn. Beach 2
In a first round game or the
Anaheim Tournament, Fullerton
scored tour runs tn the first ll'\·
nina and breezed from there.
fluntinston Beach sent three
pitchers to the mound -Gary
Bucketa, BUJ Barker and Steve
Buttoh -but Fullerton had the
hot bats.
The Oilers (4·11) scored slncle
runs In the fifth and sixth in·
nln•s on a sacrifice fround ball
by Ray KeUy and a single by
Brian Patrick to score Rich Car-
rillo who led off the sixth with a
triple.
HunUngton Beach plays Mon
d ay at 1 p.m. at Glover Stadium
in Anaheim in the consolation
bracket.
Santa Ana a. lrvlne 4
F our of the fiv~ Irvine hits
were for extra bases but i~
wasn't enough as the Vaqueros
fell in the first round of the San·
ta Ana tournament.
Irvine tried to come back in
the sixth, trailing 8· l, but fell
shor t. Mike Tie rney's triple
drove in a run. Bo b P e rry
singled for another run nnd Rich
Kiral doubled for a third score
but was left stranded.
The Vaqueros rlay Katella
Monday at 9:30 a .m . at Santa
Ana Hi gh in the corIBol.ation
bracket.
UCI pasted
in twinbill
Special to the DaUy Pilot
LOS ANGELES -UC Irvine
coach Mike Gerakos feared it
m ight happen -but he didn't
want to believe it.
What Gerakos feared was a
letdown by his Anteaters after
they scored 25 runs and pounded
out 28 hits in beating Cal State
Los Angeles Friday.
Not only clid Gerakos receive a
letdown, he got a horror show as
the previously winless Diablos
swept a South e rn California
Baseball Association twinbill
from UCJ Sat urday. 14·9 and 4-1
In the opener . UCI received 14
walks, seven hits and three wild
pitches but could manufacture
only nine runs .
In the nightcap. Jim Varga, a
relier specialist for the Diablos
and the only hurler with a n ERA
under five, made a rare s tart
and handcuffed the Anteaters on
three hits.
Roy Tramel carried the big
bat for CSLA. especially in the
first game when he went 4-for-4
with a home run and four RBI.
NBA PLAYOFFS -PhlladelPhla el Miiwaukee. Announcers: Gary BtMer, 8111 AuSteU and Rick Barry.
, I Jhe 76ers hold a 2·1 lead In the series after a brlUlant
performance Friday night by Darryl Dawkins. Dawkins
scored 23 points to upend the Bucks In his best perforMAnc.e
of the playoffs to date. He will have help from Julius Erving and the rest of th• 76er team In today's outing tn Mllwaukff.
S 12:30 p.m., Channel 2 11 I .;•
GOLF: The Masters. Announcers~ Vin Scully, Pat SUmmeratl, Jack Whitaker,
Ben Wright, Frank Glleber, Ken SQuler and Ken Venturi.
Jack Nicklaus blew a four-shot lead, made it up in a
dramatic turn-around, then bogeyed the final hole to give Tom Watson a one-stroke advantage In the third round of the
Masters Saturday. Nicklaus went from leading by four to a
four-shot deficit before he pulled things together and halted
the slide. Although they are one-two on the leader board, they
will be playing In separate twosomes in today's final round.
• 1:30 p.m .• Channel 5 ./I././
ANGELS BASEBALL: Angels at Seattle.
Announcers: Don Drysdale, Bob Starr and Ron Fairly.
The Angels send free-agent acquisition Ken Forsch
( 12· 13 with Houston last year) against the Mariners' Ken
Clay (2-3). Clay was called up In the middle of the season last
year by Seattle and Is making hi s first start of the year
against the Angels today.
[.) 4:20 p.m., Ch•nnel 9 ./ ./ ./
NHL PLAYOFFS: Kings at New York Rangers.
Announcers: Bob Miiier and Pete Weber.
The Kings have their backs to the wall in today's fourth
game of the series. A loss would mean elimination and only a
look to next year. If the Kings can win, the series will move
back to the Forum Tuesday night for the fifth and deciding
game. After Saturday's bushwhacking, 10·3, the Kings a~
pear to have II ttle hope of a victory today.
11 a .m . (50) -SOCCER MADE IN GERMAHY.
11 :30 •. m . W -WOMEN'S TENNIS -The finals of the
Family C\rcle Cup from Hilton Head Island, s.c. ,
Noon ( 11) -THIS WEEK IN BASE8All.
1 p.m. ( .. ) -SPORTSWORLD -The finals of the Golden
Gloves tournament taped at Toledo, Ohio. Also: The Bruu
Jenner track and field classic, taped •t San Jose. comm4tn·
tators Include Sam Nover, Rolly Schwartz. Charlie Jones and
Frank Shorter. (5) -IRAND NEW IALL GAME -A IOOk
at the 1981 Angels' prospects. Feature~ Include Interviews with Fred Lynn, Rick Burleson, Butch 1-lobsOn, John O'Ac·
quisto an<J Biii Travers.
2:30 p.m. (7)-AMERICAN SPORTSMAN-Members of
the U.S. Olmmplc hockey team fish for blue-fin tuna off the
coast of Massachusetts. Also: Gr&ge>ry Harrison goes surfing
off the Isolated beaches of Java, an area known for
dangerously sharp live coral reefs. And Author Peter
Benchlev studies the unusual schooling behavior of the ham-
merhead shark off the coast of Baja, Calif. Curt Gowdy re-
ports . (22) -SOCCER.
3 p.m. ( .. ) -SPORTS AFIELD.
3:30 p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -Hilmer
Kenty (20-0) r isks his WBA lightweight crown against top
contender Sean O'Grady (75·2) in a scheduled 15-round bout
taped at Atlantic City, NJ. Also: The New York State
F iremen's competition, taped at Hemps~ead, NY.
7 p.m. ( 11) -RODEO -The Houston Rodeo, taped
March Bat the Astrodome in Houston. Included are the finals
of the steer wreatllng, calf roping and bull riding events.
Commentat Include Bob Tallman and Bob Eubanks. (28) -
TENNIS FOR THE FUTURE -Coach Vic Braden analyzes
the fear of the backhand and discusses ways to master this
misunderstood stroke.
RADIO
Golf -The Masters, 10:50 a.m .. 12:50 p.m ., 1.50 p.m ..
2:50 p.m., KNX (1070).
Baseball -Angels al Seattle, 12 :30 p.m., KMPC (710);
Houston at Dodgers, 1 p.m .. KABC (790).
Hockey -The Kings meet the Rangers in New York, 4. ~O
p.m ., KOGO (600).
(The Dally Pilot Is not responsible for late changes.>
Good day(?) for Carey Angels, Forsch
collle to tern" Special to the Daily Pllot
Eddie Car ey had a day he'll remember
for a long time Saturday.
T he first thing he did was anchor UC
Irvine's 400 meter r elay team, which
nipped CaJ State Bakersfield by 4/lOlhs of
a second.
From there it got better .. and worse.
Carey foot-faulted in the long Jump. cost-
ing him two feet: he won the 100-mete r
dash only to have the electronic timer
m a I function: and. then he qualified for the
nationals in the 200 meters only to have
his lime disallowed because no wind read-
ing was taken.
Fortunately for the Anteaters their day
wasn't quite as trying as they defeated
three other opponents in a track and field
meet on the UCI campus.
UCI compiled 91 ~ points with Cal State
Bakersfield its nearest competitor al 37.
With the outcome safely tucked away the
s potlight Cell on Carey.
Carey took the long jump at 23-1034. but
had a 25 foot leap disallowed because he
foot -faulted at the block .
He then went over and ripped through
the 100-meter dash only to find he had no
clocking for his e ffort as the timer ma lfun·
lioned.
The topper. though. had to be the 200
where he ra n a 20.6 -good enough for na·
t1onal qualification . The NCAA rules state,
however. that a wind-gauge reading must
be taken prior to each running event. It
wasn't , and thus no nationals.
The othe r highlight Saturday came in
the Conn or Michelle Kelley. who was a tri
pie winner in the 100 and 200 meters and
the long jump.
Kelley, an Irvine High grad, won the 100
in 12.2, the 200 in 24.4 and the long jump
with a leap of 20·2, the latter being a
school r ecord and good enough to qualify
her for the AJA W championships.
The Angels announced Saturday that
pitcher Ke n Forsch. o bta ined fro m
Houston in a trade for infielder Dickie
Tbon April 1, cam e to terms on a contract
and will make his debut today as
scheduled against t:!e Seattle Ma riners.
Angels Exec utive Vice President Buzzie
Bavasi talked with F orsch's represen·
tative by phone from San Diego Saturday
a nd both parties agreed to terms. No other
details of the contract were announced.
Tile America n and National Leagues
h ad given the Angels and Astros until 5
p .m . SaturdaY'to conclude the trade or be
voided with both players returning to their
original team s
The Angels, it was learned. agreed to
match the $80,000 the Astros would have
given Forsch as pay ment on his incentive
provisions. meaning his 1981 salary wouJd
be $230,000 instead of $150,000.
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l'ICTITIOUSIUSINEU bllsl~::·~;TTL.E WONDER POUCH, U •H L.• VIN Or!w, Mlsaloft Vlelo. RUSSEL.L.W.KIOOIR l'ICTITIOUl•USINESS Jll MANAGEMENT SERVICES. Jane Ann Mc Neil and NAME STATEMENT I .. } T11st111., c.-i. Melt, C.lllornl• C•lllornl•"2t1. Tiiis ste1-I .,_, llltd with the NAMa STATEMENT ~ Alrwey, Coate IM1t. C..lllornla Ruth A. Allen be appointed
C I E I 9 •·· I Ha~ 4. W!lllem• 22'7S LA VIM Co..nly Cltr• of O<a.ige Co..nl'( on •• _.. l'ICTITIOUSIUStNaSS •lo Merprws, 1'I 1 -r"*" '2'1l . .., ~ Ma <ll U 1"1 Tiit tollowlt>Q _...,.sere dolft9 Jtanntlle M. Btll, 101 01 as personal representative N-E STATaMENT .r.vtl\ut, lrv•M, C.llfornla 91714 -ltllew \I, Rl-l<J\, 1561 Sanl• Ori .. , Mite._, Vtelo. c:allloml• HM1. JA~t<sof. f<IDol!I' a SUCl(L.INO blltln•u 9' NutmlMlff ... ...,.,. G41r'den Grove t d · j t th e t t Of s• ... art F. Hill Ill and Jud• A. An•. ·~.Colte#MM,Ctlllornlat1'Z7 Tiiis -lfte• l•<OllClllCled by .. in-' BAY·WEST RIGGING 1011 w -lllo _, ....... . . 0 a min s er e s a e The lollowlnt p..,IOI\, are clOlno ' Att«Mrt .. Ulw · , · o r•n• ·-R th L I M F dd Dvslnen•o: Hiii, Ultl S.•rlMn Avt""•· lrvlne. R~ ~n. 3'1 Vlst• Bayo, dlvlOllolH. A. Wllllllms , .. ,.._.,,.._Wela'•,... II... 1-111 s1r .. 1, Costa IMlt, C•lllornlt • Tiils _,neu ls condu<.O by an In· U aw Or aC a en, INTERNATIONAL. TRADING C•lllornlo'2ll4. Ne•porl1Hch,Ctlllornlat2'60 Tiiis sl4lt-I •n !lied will\ lhe ... N-..rtC.WDfiw '2'11. ilvidua.I. aka Ruth L. MacFadden MARKETS L.TO 21UCM.c> Sllltt) O••ld E G•llln end Qorot11y L. Tftls llvtlfteSI I• cenduc:ted llY. c-·ntv Cltrtt of Or-Covftl" tft Newptr1a.dl,CA9-o ... ld Edw•rd Dt•ry, us .JffMetteM. .. 11 (under the Independent N•wPOrtikac11.~llfornl•9JMo • G•IHn, 2S<SI Sllt wnee. IEI Toro, -r•I ~. ~ ' ' Pl-Slrttm-.lnrllM,C41111Mftl•tV14 T"''' --· •H flied wllh .... . . . Anthony L. 11Mruine1an1t, lits CtlllornlO --v. Rfllerlcll Aprll 2, ltll .. ,.,,.. P11blllllled OrMQe Coast Dally Pilot. Jolln OlcJI, ,,,, -ovl• Strut, ~ounly Cl•r-of Orange Co11nty on Adm I01Strat1on of Estates C•rob Newpart ... c,. C..lllorftl• Karl 0 . Kuhn •nd CMol l(uM, This .. _ .... flied with ,... P111111.-Or-Cofft Dolly Piiot. M•rch 19, "'11'11s,12, "· 1•1 ISSl-11 Cost• Mt ... C.lllornlo 97•21. 'prll •. ltll. Ac t). The petition is set for t1"60 ' ' JJ7lJ Collma B•v, L.•Qune Nl9ue1. Countv Clerk ot Orange Co11nty on -...... Tllh business Is conducted Dv • '1ffn. hearing in Dept. No. 3 at W•nY• Mot L.ln Mere-ante. 2115 C•llforni•916;1 Marcll 1•. ltll. Aprll s. ll. "· 26• "" 1 ....... 1 -etn•r•l IWlrtMrsll•P. P11bll.-Orar199 CoH1 O•lly Piiot, 700 c· I c D . C•rob Newoort Buell C.lllornla Robert F. Bl•IChlty -B•roar• ,.,,.," PUBLIC NOTICE Onld E. o .. ry 4prll 12 " I• May J .... 111NI IV c enter rive, nuo . • A. ll•lchley, 14241 SHrintn ..... nut, P11blltllttdO<M91C:O.st0.lly Piiot. PUBLIC NOTICE This stet-• •H Ill.., with ,... . . . . west, In the City of Santa
Tllll DvSlnns 11c-.C9cl•• llm11-trvlne, C.lllorni••111• Marci! 19• "41fil S, IJ, "· 1"' I~, .. , l'ICTIT10US IUSINEU Collnly Cltrk 01 or .. 911 County on Ana, Calitornia on May 6, ed part,,...fl\lp. f111s Du\1n•u .. conducted by • -'ICTITIOUS IUSINISS .. ..,,.. ITATl!Ml!MT Ftb. 21, Itel. ,, .. ~ PUBLIC NOTICE 1981 at 9: 30 a.m . Anthonv L.. Mtrcenoant• Qtntr•1 IMl""""''"P punuc NOTICE Th• 1o11ow1119 ~ 11 doln9 11v11 --Tiiis st•tement was flll'CI •llh 1119 Stewert F Hiii iii D NA.Ma STATl!Ml!NT neu H ; . • Pu&llslled Orar199 Coast Otlly Piiot, IF YOU OBJECT to the T111s \te!MW<ll WH fifed '"''" ""' The lollo#1"9 person II dolnt llUsl· -rcll ?t ·-11 s n '' ltll 1~2-11 County Cltr-ol Or.,ge Co11nty on HAl'RY'S ARCO, I ... Newport •..,.. • • • l'ICTIT10US IUSINESS granting Of the petition A ''' 1tl1 Co..nty Clerk 01 Or..,Qt County on l'ICTITIOUS aUSINass .,. .. 1
8'_ C.. B ... 'f L. I ~ OU$ I u E 8011lt•Md, Cocl• Meu, Ctllfor11t MAME STATEMl!NT hou d I h ' pr . . "1--Merell"·'"'· _ .. NT .. ... .. ~ " -•11. Tiie followt--r~· •r• doint you s I e t er appea_r ...... 1'1Ml41 NAMllSTA...... SERVICE 105 '"' Htwiiorl ISoac:ll YL PUBLIC NOTICE .... ·--·· I Pul>llllled Orar199 Goest O.l!y Piiot, P•bllSlled OranQe c ... st D•llY Pllol Tiie fotlowt119 __.. Is Clolnt llUM· C•llfornl• 'tMl. ' ' ANI C.mell.,_,, J0S W. Vlclorla Dvslneu •t: at the hear Ilg and State Aprll 12, "· 2', Moy), 1tl1 111MI M.lrtll 2J, 2'. Al>rll S~l2, ltll UT>·ti MHHa?;WPORT •• "'CH DINT "'L. Louis Wllllam Al ... lt, A.K.A. 8111 Monttllello, c..tlfoml•toWO. l'ICTITIOUS •USINESS (I) L.E AVE ., ... pp RA I SAL. your objections or fl le "' .... .. Al I , •• e 1 Ill Co ' M Tiiis .,.,.. ..... I• <-.Clecl lly .. 111 M-· ST"'T• .. •NT SEl'VICE, t2I L.EAVIY ANTIQUES, written obj~·.·ons w1'th t .. ~ -------·----!GROUP, 1441 Avocado Av-. SVlle on 1' . • ' s a tH, dl•ldu411.. ,. ., .., tJ> EMEllALO IAY PRO,ESSIOHAL. ~ ,,.... '°' Newport e..c11 eai1tort11•t-..o C•llto<nl• mv . Arvl Calunffy., Tiie '°11-1"9 11trlOl\1 •'• 001n1 BL.OG .. u10 H. co .. 1 H1v11•ay, court before the hearing . PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE • Jofvt p.,1 Er1..S-0.0.$., JIMll Tiiis llUSlnus Is conducted by a Tiii• ... ._, ... filed will\ OllslMues. L.•111n• llMCh,CallforntttJH•. Your appearance may be ~! __ __ 81.,. Key,eor-M Del Mar, CltlllMnl• llmlttd =:=~· Co11nty Cltr11 of Or11199 County THE BASKET BOUTIOUl , 2JI JoM W L. ..... y 14712 Oarlmo11tr1 in pe son 0 bv vour at • 'ICTITIOUS IUSINaSS ft..0 April 2, ltlt. I Knox Place, Cos141 ~. Cltlltorni• Clrclt, Tu.tllll, CAll!Ornla t3MO. r r r r v •
o PICTtTIOUlaUllHlU HAMISTATaMENT Tiiis 1l4lltmtt1I was lfltd wlttl the Thia SIM-I •as llltd •Ith IN .. ltfaUm21. Glorl• M. L.e•vtY , tHU torney. • NAMI! STATl!M&NT Tiit lollowlno persons •r• doln9 Co11nlv Cltrk Of Or.,..oe COUftlY on Collnty Clerk of Orange CovftlY on P11lllllllld Or .... Coatt Oally Pilot, s .. sen J. Hllltar. 211 Knox Ptau, OtrlnlOUltlClrcte Tustin CalltOf'lll• I F y 0 U • R E .a.
I Th• lollOWl"I perllOfl• .,. CIOln llllslMHH. Aprllt,I"'· Marcll2'.H11. ... llS t• "2' 1•1 .. 11.., CoewMeM Calllorntat1U7 '1 ' b . ... ... • bll•IMUOI: BBN FONTA NA, •12• llrclt '""" "1117'7 pr ... ' . Shtro~ R. l(lnley, i'ou Oon· ee:~~I ::!:a: COndll<lecl y a c RE DI TOR or • cont-~ COMPREHENSIVE ..... SION Stretl, Hew!)Ort Buell. C.lllornl• P\lbtlu.d Orenge Cont Delly Piiot. P11llll.,., Or-Coast Dally Piiot, PUBLIC NOTICE ;::;,-l.M>t, Co\te MeM, CallfONllO JtiM W ........ y lngent creditor of the dt· ..-AOMIN1$TRAT01'$, tH•t lrvtn 91660. Allfll 12, It, 16, Mey I, ltlt 1777-11 -rch 19• Apr'll S, IJ, 1', Itel UOl-ll T .. 1· ... ·-l-s i• 'OnclllCled .. y • Tllll 1tet-t -llltel •llh the ceased, yOU must file Y"'•r • Boule\I.,._ n..tlft, Call!Onllat... Donald 0. Noel, 121 Rivi••• way, ., • ...,. ·-· • ~ u Or Co -
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.. tlon, 2'9SS US MMilll, MIMltft VleJ9, Cir< le, Mor'll-y, C.lllornle 92'40. ........, 1~~ s::::,--:•, '!!,_ llutl· Tiiis ... ..,,_, woa flied wltll Ille PllllllsMCI OrOf\419 CMit Delly Piiot representatfVe aprnlnttd .•c.t1fonlla'2Mt. Wllllem J. lltllop, lU Kln9s "tCTIT10USaUSINSU '"" --~... -·~ Co..nty Cltrlt: ol Or.,911 County... so.t' ::; Tiiis 11uMMM 11 COlllNC ... ~ • COf -nl•ln l'oad, W-.ldt, (Allfornl• ltOT1C8 0.. MAIM ITATl!Ml!•T MU H ; M•rcll 2'. Itel. 111\atC" 19· """1! $,II, It, 1'tt U I by the COUrt With R four ~-·t1on. '*' NOM-1tas10NS1a1L1Tv Tiie '"towlfttl """°" •• •lfto IMl91· pa·F'o~M~~cs• ~1 ~1 ~1~,;r1~ ,,..,. mooths from the det• of ~ M. H. "°''and.·~· Tiii• 111111neu '' cond11cttd by • NallflCI is Hll'aav GIVlN tri.1 MU .. : " "' " ·.t. . P111111111tC1 0r.,.. eo.11 Oally Piiot. PUBLIC NOTICE fl ~ Issuant f 1 tters •t ~II! Marlll'IJ.HOlllMI, .,....,alper1nershlp. tlW11~wfMno\ller•tPOnt_.. SUN COAST TOURS, 202~ I , SttHl,C. ... WM.IOalilOl'ftl••M27. Mar<ll",/4.Clf'llS,12,lt,1"1 1-..l r e O e ~ Oonald o. Hott ftf ally ~ or llelllllli.t etnlractied •at• .......... , ...... Catttot"nlt "'*" w. Miiiot IWllllern), J•lt. rrovlded In Section 700 of Tiii•..........,.. ... llled wltll I 0-atP•"-.., aft.,_~ llWI ""•Mlf, "'.,. .,.... ' Sant• •n• AHlllH, Ctsta Mtu,-~ICTITIOUllWttM•ts he Probate Code of
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£he's wearing
the pants now·'
By MARY JANE ~ARCELLO
Of•Oelfrll'llel• ....
Pants for women have been controversial s ince Amelia
Bloomer introduced the gamient of the s ame name.
Women's pantlegs have flared, tapered, ended at the
knee and brushed the floor as fas hions and lifestyles ,
changed.
Latest in the fashion parade are culottes, divided skirts
a nd knickers of all lengths.
When Gimones of Lido Village presented a fashion show
for a luncheon given by the Camelot Ch a pter of the Orange
County Music Center. new looks in pants were a large part
of the offering.
LONG PLAID KNICKERS in an eye-catching hot pink
plaid received a round of applause, and evening knickers end-•
ing at the knee were teamed with a white lace blouse.
Most practical of the new ideas in pants were "city
p a nts," ending j ust below .the knee and accompanied by a
m atching jacket. '
Buttons near the hem can be released to transform the
n arrow "city pants" into a fuller, skirt-like look.
Wom en like the new pants for t heir comfort and
versatility, but some conservative men have been hear d to
complain about the newest styles.
Amelia Bloomer's war -at least a minor skirmish -is
still being fought in the 20th century. New spring pants go to all lengths /or.versatility and style. -------
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PARIS -The tidal waves of fabric and outsize
styles that threatened to engulf Paris during early
ready·to-wear shows has subsided.
When the houses of Dior and Chanel put on
their boutique collections, a lot of fashion-watchers
sighed with relief.
At last, here were some real clothes that
women of all ages might wear.
Marc Bohan at Dior went back to the sampans
of China for inspir ation. leading off with some
lovely navy or wine·colored full-length broadcloth
capes or yoked maxi coats fi rmly cinched at the
waist.
The Chinese look was mainly in the visored
Mao caps and special frog fastenings -here dou·
ble leather discs with the silk cord fastener in
between.
Bohan also showed some handsome duffle
coats. He did a lot of mini shifts, worn with colored
tights and small cuffed s uede boots.
The Dior desigqer perhaps went a bit too far in
showing so many bermudas, although they did
look nice with blazer jackets. or dressed up for
evening in black velvet.
The re~t of the Pans garment industry seems
to be turning up their collective fashionable noses
at bermudas -launched so enthusiastically last
fall and already prancing around Paris streets.
Besides the simplicity of the Chinese line,
Bohan also liked a feminine skirt with a ruffle
wr apped around it diagonally. This look went from
d aytime with grey flannel skirts and red or black
lace tops fu to brighter figured silks or black velvet
with cummerbunds for dressier occasions.
The Orient took over for evening wear with the
brightest pajama silk suits and tunics of contrast-
ing colors -shown by models waving huge
dragon-motif silk scarves.
Almost a ll s hort or long dresses featured black
, :relvet and Jame themes. Paris has gold on its
mind right now, so you'd better get at least a big
lame shawl, if not a whole dress. to be in the
newest wave.
At Chanel, designer Philippe Guibourge based
his wearable collection on the late Coco Chanel's
classic tweed or broadcloth suits with chains and
braid, but added touches of his own inspiration.
Lengths stayed sanely just around the knee,
and Guibourge also offered some beautiful longer
redingote fitted coats, form-fitting and with swirl·
ing skirts.
Some me morable new looks at Chanel ready·
to-wear included warm satin-banded moh air
wrap-around coats, multicolored square chenille
jackets worn over suede s kirts and plenty of
handsome Prince of Wales or houndstooth checked
soft dressed and coats.
Lisa-Nicole deKruif shows a Florence
Eisman dress from Neiman-Marcus and
white patent tuxedo pumps from Saks Fifth
Avenue.'
Also notable were panne velvet pants or dress
outfits, with touches of satin, jewelry and shim-
mering fold buttons to lighten the effect.
The all-leather suit was quite a novelty for this
house. and in black. impeccably cut with a
medium narrow skirt, it looked like the perfect and
ladylike way to use leather.
Here, too, lame was very strong in the evening
looks.
And don 't forget the Chanel shoes this time.
The low black patent leather pumps shown Mon·
day were just right for these conservative. well-
tailored clothes.
And for evening you couldn't go wrong with
the good old Chanel sling-back pump, but now it
can be more exciting, in black with red satin in·
stead of the old favorite day version of black and
beige calf
Genoa Fuller wears a white cotton sailor
dress and s tra w hat w h i l e her
grandmother , Mrs. Nelson Gross Jr .•
wears a navy tunic dress
Kids f ashiom on parade
BY SANDIE .IOY
...... Detty .......
Lota of bri1bt colon were abown Monday dur-
lnc modellnc at the Newport JUrbor Mt Museum
of an Eater Parade of ctilldren'• fubiclm.
The style show. coordinatecl by Kitty Lellle of
Neiman-Marcus's Fashion Jtlancl •tore, waa
amona hl1hU1bta of a luactaeon for the P'uWoaabla, a Chapman Collep support poup
hea=d Mildred Mead. i at trend.I ln cbUdren'• clotbln1 thi• aeuoa, Ma. Leslie said pa1tell are Important for
both boys and lirla.
She alao aald boya are weartn1 a tot mor e col·
or, not just the clualc navy and tan. They're 1et·
tint Into purples, for esample.
For little -1r1J, Ma, !Mlle echoed what other
fashion apeclallau have been aa.ytna: the tnnd 11
to the romantic look .
Models for th e sho w in c luded tbe
1randcbildren of Fubionablet members. Tbey •
were Ula-Nicole deKrulf, t. lruddaupter of llra. i ackdeKruil, and Lauri., andCyntblaSom.en. srand-
dau1htera of Mn. Harvey Somers. Mn. deKrulf and Mra. Somera were co·chalrmen for Monday's
1Wlcbeon.
Other modela were Jennifer Woodward, CTud·
dauchter ol Mn . .Don Woodward : Genoa Pu.Iler,
1randdauahterofMn.NelaonGrouJr.i J.J .Sbirar,
1r•ndaon of Mn. Cecll Shlrar; and Kelll and
Cameron Lumlden, 1hnddauthv and pandlOft of
Mr•. Gelle Wullbum.
llodeltn1 women'• futdonl for tMlr fellow
FHlllou ... mtmbert Wtn Mn. Gl'Ole UCI lln.
JUD• Jllriti Jr,
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The •l•n told ua t9
cover our 1lumark1, a aeemiftely ridiculous re-
quest fOl' ln even more
rJd i culoua -soundi n 1 word.
l would later learn
more than I would ever
want to know about
sit•markl -tbe alder's
analoa to a 1olfer'a divot
. -as well as other un-
' 1 1entle arts aucb aa
speedln1 ft'antlcally
down a slope with no ap·
parent means of 11top-
pin1 other than flum·
metin1 into a well·
chosen snow bank or
being run over by tem·
peramental cbalrWta.
And I learned the
agonies and sometime
glories of making my
own spleridid slumarks,
those undistinguished
potholes and gouges left
by fallen skiers who fail
to cover their achievt'·
men ts.
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Aprll 12. 1981
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Shadpw stripes take a verti-
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poly~ster. With roll-tab
sleeves, easy waistline.Sizes
4 to 14 Reg. 84.00, now.
42.00. Galleria.
FOR ALL MY 26
years, I had managed to
avoid skiing along with
what I considered other
dubious manifestations
of a fad-happy, cheap
thrills-seeking society. I
scorned disco dancing,
quadraphonic hi ·fi
equipment, streaking,
membership in the
Monkee·s fan club and
other great moments in
American mass culture.
not rar from the more
popular (and populated)
Mammoth Mountain.
The absence of hordes of
skiers at June was well
appreciated by the 17
hearty skiers on the
g r oup, especially a
hotshot trying to break
the sound barrier.
They're called Self
One and Self Two. No. 1
is the bad guy, so the
theory says, the critical,
condescending, tearful
entity that manages to
turn a skier left when
the rest of his body is go-
ing right. He falls down.
It's easy to figure out
why adults fall down
and little kids do not.
There's got to be a
m ass1 ve k iddie con·
spiracy: a secret society
of sorts. They meet in
clandestine hideaways
practicing their techni-
que with skateboards.
roller skates and other
seemingly harmless ac-
tivities designed to boost
their ski competency.
into the slope when the
body arcs dowhill. If you
lean toward the slope, as
most beginners do, the L.--------------------------.... skis become parallel or
flat on the slope and, as
you may have guessed .
you fall. After all, with t he
, ~ coming of the next ice
! age -albeit not in our
lifetim~ -I figured
sooner or later people
would be bored silly
with snow.
My initiation cam.-at
{f -l the hands of Newport f ' Beach family therapist
Virginia Foster. An ap·
propriate instructor ,
since I figured I'd pro·
bably need he r self·
esteem -building
services after a full
day's tumbling and
stumbling on the slopes.
She teaches a brand of
the sport known as "in·
ner" skiing, based on
the book of the same
nam e by Timothy
Ga llw ey and Bob
Kriegal. Before jumping
ioto people·s minds, Ms.
Foster spent more than
10 years sailing down
s lopes a nd trying to
teach others to do the
same as a professional
ski instructor.
SHE PICKED June
Mountain in the Sierra
Nevada for h er ski
workshop, generally a
less-~ongested ski resort
Mr. KiTby, Miss Wanke
Farmer-Klein
Yes, there were full-
fledged beginners strap·
ping fiberglass boards to
their feet for the first
time. Intermediate and
advanced skiers also at-
tended and were im· mediately separated
from the novices to
tackle some of the more
challenging runs.
That was well and
good s ince one in -
termediate skier in the
workshop probably
would have made a poor
example for the first·
timers. lt seems this in-
dividual turned out to be
a suicidal h otdogger
hellbent on voiding a
h efty life insurance
policy.
Those who adhered to
the inner game ap·
proach -as well as a
str ong will for self -
preservation -learned
or the two opposing men-
tal factors al work : One
lets you ski down the
most difficult slopes
with ease: the other
makes sure you'll fall on
your face on the bunn}
slopes.
An intimate family gathering was the occasion
for the announcement of the engagement of Jer-
rilyn Susan Klein to Thomas Christopher Farmer,
both reaidenta of Glendale.
Jerrilyn, the daucbter of Mr. and Mn. Robert
J . Klein ol Irvine, is originally from Lincolnwood,
lll. She was araduatecf from Northern lllinou
Unlveralty and came to California to act ln "One
Flew Over the Cuckoo'• Nest" at tbe Huntington
Hartford Theatre. She was alaff writer on several
television eame shows including "Jeopardy!" and
I• a member of the writen' guild. Jerrilyn ia·pre-
aently employed in cprporate development at
Wells Far10 & Co.
CllaJS, WHOSE parent.I are Helen Koepke of
Auburn and Robert Farmer of Camarillo, wH I born and ralaed ln FUntrtdge. He attended Flint· I · rtd1e Preparatocy School and La Canada Hlgb
I School. Chri.a played 1uttar witb the blCblY re·
I sarded <..~ta Cone1e Jau l:naemble ol San t.uil l • Obl•po and represented the United Statn at the In·
• l ternatlonal Jau l'utlval ln Montreux,
• Swtt&erlaact ~ Cbril bu 11niuen tn\lllc and played lead
, 1ultar wl&h NY•aJ roclk bands. CurreaUy, be la perfonnlN and neordln• wttb "The a.autt.11" ol
l. t late ........ • Kitty Stuart 1n Loe ADcelet. • 1'llit "9ddlllnl wtU take place on )lay M ln Bel
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No. 1 helped Jimmy
Carter win a landslide
victory in the 1980 pre-
sidential election.
No. 2, on the other
hand. is a free and easy
creature that s pells
natural with a capital N.
It's instinctual backbone
that doesn't have to
think twice about
anything.
First you learn that lit-
tle kids have cornP.red
the market on Self Two.
Little kids N'EV ER
fall down. Little kids ski
fast. The faster the bet·
ter. And little kids
ALWAYS have fun on
skis. If they fall down
<rarely>. they smile and
laugh and are on their
merry way.
IT OBVIOUS that
adults have a No . 1
hang-up. They get going
fast, panic, overcorrect
and fall down. They go
too s low. lose their
balance and fall down.
When they start gelling
good, they wonder what
happened to good ·ole
No. 1. and fall down.
I learned that adults
can take a few lessons
from the kids. although
they are definitely out·
matched if not outnum-
bered.
First, you have to
throw out all that gib·
beris h about mental
superiority. It doesn't
work o n hard-pack
snow. Opt for the body 's
instinct to survive.
SECOND\ ACCEPT
the fact that you'll even-
tually find your skis slip·
ping out from under you
at the wrong place and
time.
The secret to avoiding
such disasters (actually,
skiers call them "learn·
ing experiences"> is to
convince yourself that
it •s okay t o lean
downhill, an action con-
trary to what seems
right.
Yet, as Ms. Foster de-
monstrated, the skis dig
Kirby-Wanke ·
Sherri Wanke and Stephen Kirby, both of Big
Bear Lake, have announced their engagement.
The bride-elect, daughter of Gary and Marie
Wanke of Big Bear Lake. graduated from Big
Bear High School.
The future bride&room, son of Peter and Bren·
da Kirby of Laguna Beach. graduated from
La,guna Beach High School.
A September wedding is planned in the First
Baptist Church at Big Bear Lake.
Convincing Self One
everything is going to be
alright if you lean
downhill is no easy task.
AS SOON AS you try
the technique No . 1 steps
in, sayinl!C "Forget it
buddy, we're going to
fall down." So No. 1
forces you to seek the
sec urity of the slope,
you lean toward it, and
bingo, you achieve your
self.fulfilling prophecy.
No. 1, by the way, is
never around when you
try to get up on a 60·
degree incline. But it'll
catch up with you when
you start picking up
speed again.
Eventually, you learn
to lean downhill and love
skiing. Or you despise
the wretched sport.
SKI INSTRUCTION,
knowledge of the Inner
game and practice help,
but rve found the best
incentive to staying on
your feet is a mouthful
of snow.
If that doesn't work.
certainly the little kid·
dies whizzing by will.
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The lcMIDd of llualc Chapter of the Newport Harbor Gutld of tile Oranse County Mt1.1lc
Center weJeomed patrou to a hmcbeoa at tbe
Bahia Corintblan Yacbt Club ln Corona del Kar.
The 55 members, Uvin1 ln Bl1 Can)'on and
Spnlus HIU, have almost 2lOO patrona provid·
tn1fillancla11upportfortbelluslcCenter.
Piesldent Jila¥tne Giblon noted that the
1roup bu' raised about $125,000 ao far, not in·
clud.inc foundln1 membenblps. .
She introduced Elaine Redfield, cbMrman
of 'the board for the MQlc Center, and Dotti
HAPPENINGS
Stillwell, who founded the Camelot chapter
from which so many chapters within the
Newport Guild have begun.
Len Bedsow, new director of the center, told
the group, "It's exciting to be involved in such a
project right from the beginning."
The former Los Angeles resident bad
planned to take it easy after retirtn1 from the
Civic Ught Opel"e, be said, "but you made me
an offer I couldn't refuse."
What intrigued him most about Orange
County's plans for li Music Center was a pro-
vision for an endowment to eradicate a deficit
from operating expenses.
"Ticket prices alone can't s upport the run-
ning of such a large building," he said.
Groundbreaking is projected within 12 to 15
months, and Bedsow hopes completion will
come by 1984 for the 3200-seat main theater.
A second theater, still in the planning
stages, will provide a smaller performing area.
Total cost is estimated at $S9 million, with
about $40' million going for the building of both
theaters and another $11 million bl fJodowmntl, lie said.
Returio• to a ehall..,.e fl'aDt made earlier
this year by the S.••ntrom ramlb, be •aid,
"We've met the $aileqe tO matdl tlM 1rut,
wblch Md aJl eod-Gt·Marcb deadline, &Dc1 of-
ficial &QDOUDceme-.t 1hould come IOOD."
Guesta alto wet'* trtated to a preview ot the
chapter's fall f\lndralser, "0.P, Up and Away,"
1cbeduled for Sept. 2'. One prise will be a trip
fort wo ln a bot air balloon.
After the salad luncheon, f ubloas from
Devereux, Ltd., in Lido Villqe were modeled
by members Madellae Blackwell, Gloria
Carras, Martha Green, Ann Pana, Pattie Scott
and Marion Thompson.
Sblrley Yardley was chairman for the
-event, and she waa usisted by Marilyn Bean,
Pat Beauchamp, Lucy Clark, Martha Green,
Marilyn Heely, Mary Hughes, Mary Johnson
and Sandy Skinner.
THE IUNIOR EBEL!. '.:'!!!b of Newport
Beach diaco\lered a new way to make money for
cb8f!ties -they earned it.
For two days last week members put
together Cinco de Mayo party packets for a
company in Irvine wblcb imports beer.
"We laughed about being Laverne and
Shirley in the beer factory," said Gerri Shapiro,
stresident of the group, "but it worked out fine.
"They needed helping handa and we needed
the money."
Club members, a lmost all of whom
participated, stuffed bumper stickers, banners,
T-shirts and other trivia into 3,000 party kits lo
be distributed all over the United States.
Official estimates of the hours worked were
only "a lot, and our backs are kUling us," but
the club now bas the happy task of deciding how
to use the $1,500 from the labors.
A fringe benefit of the job was the donation
of free imported beer for the club's "Fun
There are no fat saints
When you have dieted as many years as I have
you begin to look for clues. •
Why is it that t'ellulite attaches itself to some
people's thighs while others go free? Why can
some people who pig out on pasta and sugar still
took like ballpoint pens? WhLdo some people gain
weight when they lick a stamp? And others los&
inches when they clean their nails?
My research has taken me to kitchens aJI over
the world, talking to countless people and listening
1111111•1:1 ~
lo stories that break your heart. A couple of weeks
ago, I tabulated my results and was never so excit·
ed ~P my life. I bad made a breakthrough in weight
reduction by observing: THERE ARE NO FAT
SAINTS!
In ftlY years of trudging th.rough churches, art
galleries and gardens dotted with fountains and
.... ittonrnents, I dicl hot see one single saint with an
ounce or fat. As they all stood there witb sunken
eyes in their hollowed cheeks, fl'ail arms. bony
shoulders, concave stomachs _and sparro~ legs, I
could onJy come to one conclusion : UOOdness re-
wards its own with hipbones.
Armed with this wisdom, I decided last week
to convert to goodness and ultimate thinness.
I helped a little old lady carry her groceries to
her car. She gave me a candy bar. I volunteered to
help with a party at a home for the elderly. The
chairman insisted I take home the rest of the-
brownies so she could take her pan home empty.
I delivered some papers to my husband's of·
lice which he needed. He took me to a fattening
lunch. I opened my home to a group who needed a
pl•ce for a fund-raiser meeting. They all brought a
coTered dish and left all the desserts lo thank me
forlmy help.
J car-pooled a bunch of kids to a skating rink. On~ of tbe mothers who couldn't chaperone sent
me a box d candy in appreciation.
I felt sorry for a woman in the supermarket
giving out samples and stopped to talk with her.
To show her than.ks she loaded up five crackers
wltb dip and gave me a fr9' tub to take home.
I wanted to continue my saintliness. but I
couldn't find anything that fit me anymore.
There's obviously some naw in my theory. The
only thine I can figure out are the eyes of the
saints. There's no joy in ~m. I sbould've caught
that.
Scorpio: Take responsibility
MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1181
By SYDNEY OMAllll
ARIES (Mar. 2l·Apr. 19): Creative julces
now; style is unique, imprinted and wins favora-
ble attention from "very important people." Focus
on adventure, variety, emotional responses and
romance. New offer is "on the way.''
TAURUS (Apr. 20·May 20): Accent on division
of responsibility, authority. Security is highlighted
-older individual lends benefit of experience.
especially where investments, interest rates are
concerned.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Plans subject lo
quick change; m essages, calls result in short
journey. Relative talks about expanding business,
social activities. Expanded waistlines could also
be subject of heated discussion. Laugh out loud.
CANCER <June 21·July 22>: Specific details
concerning money dominate your personal
scenario. Plug budget loopholes. Bask research
leads to profit -act accordingly.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Accent on ability to
graphically Illustrate beliefs, meanings. Slpifi.
cant changes occur and you'll benefit as r esult.
You 're called upon to make special appearance -
state views in dynamic, direct manner. Smile!
VIRGO <Aug. 23· Sept. 22): Check water pre-
ssure, become more familiar with home ap-
pliances. Accent on what occurs behind scenes,
mechanical devices and ability to supervise in-
stallations. Atree on terms before Job 1ets started.
Dig!
LIB8A (Sept. 2S-Oct. 22): Emphasla on
glamour, mystery, wishes that come true and
ability to differentiate between fact and fantuy.
Focua on recent investment, tu •helter and "re-
vel,aUoo" concerniD1 oil well.
"'
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Emphasis on
responsibility, production and chance for greater
reward. Room is made for you at more elevated
position. Superior supports your views and lets you
know it. SAGl'ITARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): J ourney
could result from educational pursuit, publishing
project, research and a "spiritual search." In-
HOROSCOPE
dividuals you aided in past show their appreda-
tion.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22· Jan. f9): What begins
as mild association can.be transformed into a
meaningful relationship. Co-minglin1 of interests
brings you together with creative, dynamic. In-
dependent individual. Focus also on credit ratings,
possible investments.
AQUAIUlJS <Jan. 20·Feb. 18 ): Another
Aquarian aids you in regaining sense of direction.
Choose conservative course -stick with famlliar
procedures. Hunch is on tareet regarding proper-
ty, home, problems of family member. Check
legalities.
PISCES <Feb. 19·Mar . 20): Remain flexible;
plans subject lo change as co-worker leaves job.
Accent on employment. home environment and
long-distance messages.
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Orange Coast DAILY PtLOT/Sunday, Aprfl 12, 1981
1
Beverly Monigal (from left), Marilyn Bean , president, and Nora Hester
ACloat" boat cruise on May 16, but club mem·
hers plan for unemployment until then.
ALL THAT GLJ'M'ERS is sometimes glass.
as in the case of the work by C. Stanton Herbert
on display al the Newport Beach City Hall.
The sell-taught artist creates investment-
quality windows of leaded glass at his Laguna
Beach studio.
"It's hard to get the spectrum of colors f
need for natural scenes." he said at a reception
hosted by the Newport Beach City Arts Com·
miss ion. "The popularity of glass windows in
the past few years has improved the supply, but
it's s till not enough."
His designs, all original. involve research
and consideration of the architectural style used
in the home for which the window is intended.
Stanton's glass work as well as SC'ulptures
by Harold Pastorius ijre on display at the
Newport BeaC'h City Hall lhrou~h May 7
Making a few bucks more
DEAR ANN LANDERS: The day I decided to
sell my home I read something in the Los Angeles
Her ald Examiner that put several thousand
dollars in my pocket. Please print it so others can.
profit from the excellent advice -HOOKED ON
YOU IN WESTWOOD
DEAR HOOKED: Thanks for &he clipping. We
sbould also credit the National Assn. of Realtors.
(1) The front door grttt.s tbe prospect. Make
sure It ls fresh, clean and scrubbed-looking. Keep
lawn trimmed and tbe yard free of refuse.
<Z> Faded walls and worn woodwork reduce
appeal. Why try to tell a prospec:t bow your bome
COULD look when you can show bJm by redec:orat-
tni! All Investment ID new klkben wallpaper Is
worth I.be moaey.
(3) Open Ute draperies and curtains and let tbe
pro1ped • bow cheerful your home can be.
<Dark rooms do not appeal.)
(4) Fis tbat faucet! Drlppl.Dg water discolors
1lnka aad Indicates faulty plumbing.
Repairs can make a big difference. Loose
knobs, atldllng doors and windows, warped
cabinet drawers and other minor naws detract
from the home's value. Have lhem fixed.
(I) IMaplay lhe full vaJue of yoar property by
remona. all unaecetsary articles. Avoid the chat-
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(9) Bathrooms help sell homes. Check and re·
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sparkle.
C 10) Arrange bedrooms neatly. Remove excess
furniture. Use attractive bedspreads and rresbly
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( 11) Keep pets out of the way -preferably out
of the house.
< 12) Do not force conversation. This is not a
social call.
( 13) Let your realtor discuss price, lerms.
possession and other factors. even lf you know the
answers.
Ann Landt'rs discusses teenage drinking -its
myths. Its realities. Learn the /acta by reading ·Booze
and You -For Teen·agers Only," by Ann Landers. Send
SO cent1 and a long, 1el/-addres1ed, •lamped envelope to
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presents his
crowning
achievement
rry Lewis baek ·on screen and siill smiling ·
EDITOR'S NOTE -CloWM o/ttn
WMF two moakt, onl11 one reof.
:I~ I.Ma i• no nception. OM o/
~"'~'• mott Jomotu and moat Nlowd film comk• 1141 wom tM ~ oJ ~.s ond Jo11. Hire·•
Bob Thomol' look ot aome of f.ewU•
ctU'T'fftl ~for both.
81 llOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD (AP> -Why Is
Jerry Lewis smilin&?
Yqu would expect to tlnd him
wearing his sad-clown's face in-
asmuch as be (1) is belng sued
for divorce by Patti, his wile for
35 years; (2) has filed in Las
Vegas for bankruptcy under the
federal law: (3) hasn't had a
rltm released in the United
States for 10 years.
Lewis could not talk about ( 1 l
or <3> on his lawyers' orders.
But the Jerry Lewis drought In
tbe nation's theaters is over, and
that's the reason for his smile.
Twe~tieth Century-Fox bas re·
leased ''Hardly Working," the
m<Wte Lewis made last year in
Florid a under trying
circumstances. The production
ran out of money at one point,
but that's another thing Lewis
doesn't like to talk about -"too
negative."
from the Kurt Vonne1ut ~ by
young, 22, Stephen Paul.
"HAllDLY woaKING'' it ••
trip back to the familiar Lew'
country. He co-authored the
script With Michael Janover and
directed himself as Bo Hooper, a
clown who loses his job when a
circus shuts down. He works ln a
disco, a glus company, a curio
__ shop, Japanese restaurant and
the post office, managing to
destroy each. The cast includes
Suaan Oliver, Harold J . Stone,
Steve Franken, Buddy and Jerry
Lester and Billy Barty.
The last Lewis film was
"Which Way to the Front?" for
Warner BfOS. in 1970. He made
"The Day the Clown Died" in
1972, but it was not released.
Why the gap?
"It was my own doing," be
&ays. "When I saw 'Which Way
to the Front?' double-billed with
'Deep Throat' in Encino, I could
see the way the movie business
was going. That pairing hap·
pened all over, and you wouldn't
believe the mail l got. 'How can
you do that?' parents demanded,
not realizing that I had no power
over what appeared on the bill
with my film.
leased ln France and Germany.
HFROM D.\Y ONE, 1 lmisted
that we ao to the forelen market
first with this picture," says
Lewis. "Always it bu been the
reverse: pictures are released
here, then abroad, so it makes
those markets feel like also.
rans, second bananas.
"I went to Germany when it
opened and played 10 concerti,
with crowds 8$ much as 20,000. I
did pantomimes mostly, but
they understood me when I
talked, too. There is no language
barrieT when you have good in·
tentlons. It's when you try to
give them bull ... that they
can't understand."
Lewis reports that the film
grossed $7 million in 100 theaters
in Germany and did almost as
well in France. Fox became in·
terested ia a U.S. release, and
test previews in Colorado Spr·
ings and Wichita proved a box
office potential. Since he filmed
"Hardly Working " for $3.4
million. there could be profit for
everyon e . Especially J erry
Lewis.
mllllona manaeing rock stars.
He pllt together the backing to
finish 1oaardly Workin&.''
'"I PaEPARED WELL and
made &ood use of the faclllUea in
Flotlda," Lewis explains.
"That's why I was able to make
the film so inexpenaively.
"But then I've never been a
big spender on films. None of
mine ever coat over $3 million. I
remember when Paramount sot
so concerned about the cost of
'The Bellboy.' The last l heard,
it had made $55 million."
Although Lewis bu been
s ilent about.the divorce, he has
said to intimates: "I reached a
point where I wasn 'l happy with
my life: I needed a change.
Whatever Patti wants , she
gets."
Part of that change, Lewis
says, is a return to truth; a con-
version to honesty. ··I had to live
a whole lifestyle of lies. Now
there's nothing worse than a
convert -an ex-hooker, an ex·
drunk, an ex-liar. They're the
worst, because they're imbued
with a religion. My religion
came when I grew up."
Lewis is planning an early
s tart for anoth er movie,
"Smorgasbord," and has been
announced to co-star with
Robe rt De Niro in "King of
Comedy." He is also scheduled
for "Slapstick." to be filmed
'·For 20 years parent$ had
been sending their children to
my movies with the assurances
of clean entertainment. Now the
industry was going for filth, and
I wanted no part of it "
Divorce and bankruptcy haven't dulled Jerry Lewis
"Hardly Working" almost
died a-borning. Lewis says that
he was two days into shooting
when he discovered that the
financial backing amounted to a
bank deposit of $25,000. The pro-
ject seemed doomed until Jim
McNamara came to the rescue.
He is an entrepreneur who made
LEWIS' NEW CANDOR is
seen in his ready admission that
his hfe revolves around himself.
··For me to sit here and say,
·My whole purpose is to give the
public joy and pleasure.' Bull!
That comes second.
Jerry Lewis has long been
more appreciated abroad than
in his native land. France.
especially. He is something of a
film deity there. No wonder
"Hardly Working" was first re·
Passi<:Jnate 'Therese Raquin' airs tonight on 50
NEW YORK <AP> -The
author of "Therese Raquin"
thought of himself as a scientist
who studied characters as if
they were insects he grasped
them in his tweezers and held
them up to light so that his re·
adefS could watch them squirm
through sexual experiment.
tonight at 8 pm. on Channel so.
the problem was lo take that ex·
periment and create a drama
that wouJ(\ explore the conse-
quences of an awakening which
comes about through brutal and
passionate sex.
They then find themselves
tormented by the murder and.
though married to each other,
they are unable to enjoy the
fruits of their deed.
In the novel which scan·
For Kate Nelligan and Brian
Cox , who star in the
"Masterpiece Theater" produc-
tion of Emile Zola's novel for
public te levision. beginning
dalized the Paris literary world
in 1867, to Zola's delight -the
two main cha racters. Therese
and her lover, Laurent, become
so violently attached to each
other that they kill her husband.
"I was taken by it," says Cox,
"because they are people who
are duJlards for whom a sensual
escapade opens up au kinds of
possibilities. At the beginning,
all Laurent is concerned about is
getting a regular meal when he
visits Therese and ber husband.
And if he can get some sex on
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mine 89 Gatllum 155 Endured lurnJla city
26 Booe Latin symbol 158 Donkey 43 VafXK 115 The Earth
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Miss Nelligan's Therese
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for a few minutes, and when
their affair begins her character
explodes with freedom and dar-
ing. In some of the most explicit
sce n es ever brought to
American television, the two are
shown making love in Therese's
bedroom while Therese's
mother -in -law putters
downstairs. Once when the
mother -in-law e nters the
bedroom, Therese delights in hid·
ing the naked and terrified
Laurent underneath a bedspread.
Cox says he considered it im·
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because the sexual impact of the
encounters unlocks the charac-
ters and the audience had to be convinced of it.
"We aren't exactly loose peo-
ple ... says Cox. noting that both
he and Miss Nelligan have Irish
Catholic backgrounds. although
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art scene while puJling together
periodic l'OUDdup exhibitions of
the latest works to show what
artists are thinking and creating
and what concerns they may be
sharing.
Pittsburgh 's Carnegie
Institute, for instance, began its
"Intel'Tlalionals" back in 1896,
presenting contemporary art
from the United States as well
as Europe. Surveys exclusively
of American art got u11der way
at Washington's Corcoran Bien-
nial in 1907 and at New York
City's Whitney exhibitions in
1932.
These and later exhibitions,
like perennial "talent shows,''
inevitably create public aware·
ness of new art forms and, at the
same time, often give the
participating artists their first
broad recognition.
Jackson PQ)lock , Frank Stella
and Jasper Johns. for instance.
were among the "unknowns" in·
eluded in the New York Museum
of Modern Art's "Americans"
series of the 1940s and '50s.
, Thomas Eakins. Edward Hop-
per and Georgia O'Keeffe, ea_rly
entries in the Corcoran 81enmal.
-have sin ce achieved "old
, master" status in American art.
HOW CAN THE PUBLIC sift
through 1he crop of artists in
~~~.~s:.a!~
today's exhlbltlons to ~t the
big oame:s of the fa turd How do
we tell what art in lbe new
shows Will endure?
"Obviously, it is lmpoaaible to
1uess, nor ls it "'ally our job to
determine which art4st.s wlJl
become a permanent p~rt of art
history," curator Miranda
McCUntic at the Smithsonian's
Hirshhom Museum sa~s. "But
museums must give the widest
possible exposure to what seems
to be the strongest art evident on
the scene."
McClintlc selected and or·
fanized "Directions 1981," the
Hirshhom's latest exhibition of
more than 50 recent works in a
variety or media by 16 artists -.
most of them young llnd rel-
atively unknown. To find them.
she spent nearly two years visit-
ing gaJJeries and studios. view-
ing slides and photographs,
reading periodicals and keeping
her eyes and ears open for new
talent.
"Paring down the list of pros·
pective artists to 16 was in-
credibly difficult," she says. "I
could have filled the entire museum." ·
M cClintic found that although
the 16 artists often appeared to
be radically different in ,style.
their basic approaches could be
divided into three broad
categories or "directions"
Crom a total involvement an
making art to using art as a way
of explaining thin((S or as a tool
for change.
ONE CATEGORY, Artistry,
contained works by seven artists
who represented what McClintic
calls "the purely !>c ns uou!>
aspecL<; of art, an interest in art
for art's sake that has always
concerned artists "
A second direction Myth
and Metaphor showed an "in-
'
terest 1n ln'en>retia& We," lbe
says. ..~.~artilta ¥¥• ~
tbeir art't() ~to live order and
structure to¥~ o( ordinary
experience that aren't e••Y to
arasp,"
Last, the Social Obiiervation
category encompan4'fl "the
primary concern or other artists
with the world around them,"
McCilntic says. "This' concern
can also be reflected In a wide
variety of media."
Assisting the artists when they
arrived to install their works in
the Hirsbhom galleries, McCUn·
tic recalls that "some came just
to add finishing touches." But in
other cases, "th~ presence of the
artist was absolutely essential,
especially in the temporary in·
$tallations."
Judy Pfaff of New York City,
for example, c reated her
Artistry work on the spot,
transforming an irregularly
s haped space into a brilliantly
colored three-dimensional en-
v lr on men t. She brought
materials from her studio on a
pick -up truck da yglow
wiremesh, branches and other
brightly painted objects. Using a
brush and roller, she painted
multi-colored patches and swirls
on the ceiling, walls and floors.
"I WANT TO exhaust the
possi bilities and pus h the
parameters <of art>," Pfarr
commented before she began
work o n the insta llatio n.
"Kabuki <Formula Atlantic>."
as she titled the piece. renects
her JOY in form , color, line.
movement and light Some visJ
itors commented that viewing ·
the work was like swimming in4
lo a Pollock or Kandinsky paint·.
mg, so vivid were its glittery
commercial and n atural
materials.
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LOS ANGELES (AP> -"A k>t of people in the
Midwest and South watcb 'Tbe Dukes of Husard,' "
Tom Wopetaaya, "andtheyseeitaaafantaayofthelr
owoUves. •
"They've cot the car with the maa wbeela and
the 440 enctne, but they may live ln a ~aper
aback. It'• not uncommon for the car to be worth
more than the bouae. These people see our show as
the epitome of their llleatyle."
THE QUESTION WAS, did Wopat, who co·
atara with John Schnelder, think the CBS series
was inaultint to the South? ·
Obviously not. Nor, Judlinc from lta lofty
status in the ratln1s, do a lot ol other people. .
Wop at and Schneider, who play Luke and Bo Duke
ln the Warner Bros. Television show, spend a lot of
time in their red Charger, the General Lee.
THE GENERAL LEE spenda as m1,1ch time
flying throu1h the air as it does roartn1 down the
back roads of Georgia. Or what passes for
Georlfa; after fi ve episodes made outaide of Atlanta. the show moved to Hollywood, where sub-
urban Agoura doubles for Geor gia.
"The Dukes of Hauard" la from the "traeh
'em school of televtaion," with aJl the aophjstJc•··
lion of an ellbt-car collision.
In every epiaode, Luke and Bo, aJon1 wltb
Cousln Daisy, played by Catherine Bach, run afoul
of Boss Hon and his dim-witted lackey, Sheriff
Roscow Coltrane. Throueb awte and fancy driv·
Ing, the Dukes always triumph.
"OUR STUFF 18 FANTASY," says Wopat.
"The more fun you have, the better it works. It'• a
fantasy when you jump a car 150 feet, roll over,
and nobody sets hurt. sun, we don't want ta
stretch belief too much. lJke the Keystone Kops
sawinJ. a car in half."
SbU, Wopat ia "really looking forward to the
opportunity to do something else. I love working
with John, but I want to do ~omethina else.
"I would like a little more opportunity to be
creative. I'm recordine an album and I'm lookin1
into TV movies and features.
·'I can see why some people 10 a Utile crazy in
a series," he says. "It's not fulfilling their need to
create. I can see why people jump series -but
I'm not entertainJng the notion."
Church sets medieval play
"Everyman," Hugo Von Hofmannstbal's
dram atic masterpiece, will be presented by
Theatre Palisades at Resurrection Lutheran
Church, 9812 Hamilton Ave., Huntington Beach, at
7 tonight.
Under the direction of Stefan Tatar, the cast of
Palisades Players includes Thomas Rolapp, who
plays the role of Everyman, the rich man who is
summoned by Death, pl.ayed by Robert Frey.
Everyman finds that not one of bis friends except
"Good Deeds,'' Darlisa Scbaerer, and "Faith,"
J ulia Whltcombe, will accompany him.
Professor Max Reinhardt was the first to
produce this medieval morality play in Salzburg,
Austria, in front of the famous cathedral. This was
the beginning of the internationally known
Salzburg Festival which continues each year
during the summer. Of originai Dutch source, the
play dates back to the 15th Century.
Hugo Von Hofma nnsthal adapted "tbe old
mystery play and brought new life to it. It bas been played only once professionally in the
western United States, in the Hollywood Bowl in
1936.
Tom Wopat of 'Dukes of Hazzard'
New Beckett play
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) -When a Cayuga
Community College professor decided to honor
Samuel Beckett on his 75th birthday, the
reclusive Nobel Prize-winning playwright sent:
along his own present -a new play.
"Rock a by ," described by its director Alan
Schneider as "a theatrical poem," had its world
premiere Wednesday night at the Center
Theater, part of the Slate University of New
York at Bulfaio.
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Where craps is best bet
By STAN DELAPLANE
Reno 1s a good Lown for a weekend or dice
and a t~te of snow. Below the plane's wing,
Lake ·T t is ice-blue in a bowl or snow. ln
Reno th "lots go jingle, Jangle, jingle. and you
can pull yourself along Virginia street from the
railrond tracks to the Truckee River without let-
ting gp of a handle
Advtee from a gambler "In bank$ o/ slots. play
the machines along the aisles. Where people pau by.
They're set looser /or more jackpots. It's good
publidty. If a player is going to htt. they wont him to
make •t where people can su it. Hear tM bells ring."
More of a warm, home town feeling here
than ln Las Vegas. Nol as glittering, not as
flashy as the Vegas Strip. They say new
divorcees still throw their wedding rings in the
Truckee as they come out of the courthouse.
weekend marriages outnumber divorces s
I
to 1. A friend who got married here told me:
"For $100 we got ceremony, room, champagne
-it was not California but so what?
"The preacher said: 'Do you want to put it
on a credit card?' He took American Express,
Master Card, Visa or Diners."
The odds: "Craps is your best bet," says a
casino gambler. "If you bet on the shooter com-
ing out AND then take the odds, the house edge
is only 1.4 against you."
(No matter whether you bet the shooter will
or won't win, the chances are the same).
Roulette: "It's 5 5/19 for the house."
Blackjack: "No set odds. Everybody plays
it a different way." There are people who have
mathematical minds. Remember all cards still
in the deck and bet high when chances are best.
Most are known. Casinos won't let them play.
Slot Machines: ''Women play them -
sometimes two at a time -while the old man is
doing the dice tables. If you have 500 of them,
and you set them at 80 percent payoff, you'll be
a rich man."
Tbe late Bill Harrah made money on banks
or slots. He started with a couple of bingo
games. He wound up with $150 mllllon.
He made more money than ANY gaming
house man in all Nevada. Ria press agent.a bad
one order: "Don't let the papers call me the big-
gest gambler in Nevada."
He never talked to newspaper people but he
did to me once. I knew him.
He said: •'I never made money until I
sfopped drinking. I wasn't an alcoholic or
anythlnc like that. But I knew some day I'd
have to stop. When I did, I put all that energy
Into ma.king money."
Dld that make him bapp1? Harrah said:
''You have to find new friends. For awhlle I
hung around with people I knew and drank Coca
Cola. But 1t doesn't work."
TMa/ .ttU coU thU "'l'lw B"1fltd UIUe CU11 in u.. World." It'• eGIJI to gombi.,noe '° eo,, to ltop.
Wblll Harrah built hiJ tall hotel bent, be put
la a breakf 14t freight elevator. It bad tables of
fnallJulce1 and tout and coffee. Ham ud e111 uad prepared Bloody Marys.
Your room service ~all went to the elevator,
and u the waiter toot tile order, It wu riljn' to
your floor. When you buna up the pboae, the
•alter wu rapping at the door with bre.,ut.
"We don't want ~ple alttlna bl their
rooms," said Hanah. •We want them down ID
the cuiDO."
Orange Coast DAILY PfLOT/SUnday, Aprll 12, 1081
FLY FREE ON SITMAR'S 14-DAY
CARIBBEAN CRUISES. AND GET
THE PANAMA CANAL, TOO.
Sitmar's 14-day Caribbean
cruises are extra-special because
you get two great extras.
Youflyhe.
On all Sitrnar's 14-day
Caribbean cruises, you fly free
to and from the ship on a regu-
larly scheduled airline. So, in
most cases, you can easily ex·
tend your cruise holiday and
take advantage of Sitmars con·
venient and inexpensive"Cruise
Plus" stopover tour packages.
Families save, too. A child under
18 in a 3rd or 4th berth can sail
for only $42 a day extra in value
season.
.. visit ........ c-.1.
No one else but Sitmar
offers you a trip into the Panama
Canal through the great Gatun
Excellent space available on
these value season sailing&
from Ft. Lauderdale:
May30
June 13
August 29
September 12
Locks plus a visit to the fascinat-
ing San Blas Islands. And you
even sample South America with
a stop at Cartagena, Colombia,
plus San Juan, St. Thomas,
Antigua and Aruba. enu•...,.
Stretch out and relax on
the Liberian-registered T. S.S.
Fairwind. You'll like your roomy
cabin, the three swimming
pools, the delicious continental
cuisine served in the Italian
tradition,. and the variety of pro-
fessional entertainment.
Consult your travel '
agent now.
The Sit111ar Experience
Caribbean & South America • MexX:o • Pmama Canal •Canada & Alaska
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nient fiexiliilit~ in mortgage loa~ rates is spreading rapiH.Iy . ~
t you apply to a national bank for a mort1a1e
Jo the near future, you may t,e offered a 1aae on wbh:h the bank can raJse the interest
without limit over the life of the loan. ati()na} banks now may oCCer t\Omebuyers
eag~loans with interest rates thatean be raised
lowered -by as much as one full percentage
every llx months.
()W, MORTGAGE RULES just announced by l.,. f)Cfice or the Comptroller of'Currency reach
u~ecedented leniency. The Comptroller's office
o"'1f,sees the nation's 4,400 federally chartered
balals and lts new regulations are the latest In a
se s giving lenders the right to Issue mortgage
l with a<ljustable Interest rates.
ationaJ banks have been given more flexibili· an any other federally chartered lenders to
along the rising cost or funds to their bor· r rs.
or instance, federal savings and loan associa· • Ur! that offer adjustable-rate mortgages -cannot at is time alter the interest rate more often than
one a year -and there is an overall "cap" on
hq~ high the interest rate may rise on the loans U\a~ they make. In contrast. under the new •
Comptroller ol Currency rules, there Is no deflnl·
Uon of the specific terms of the adjustable
.mortga1e whi~b the national banks may issue.
IYlllA Plllll
INSTEAD, BANKS RAVE the optlon of design·
ing their own versions of such interest-sensitive
loans. They may opt fo'f a loan that keeps a bor·
rower's monthly payments ruing In step with in·
terest rate changes. Or they may decide that bor·
rowers would prefer lo have their monthly pay·
ments remaJn steady while their loan balances are
hiked.
At no time, though, can a borrower owe more
than 110 percent of hls.'her original loan. And
banks must disclose how the adjustable mortgage
ointe Quissett develop01ent
~fers 1·1 horn.es in final phase
J;leven homes will be offered in the final phase
or Ttle Gunston Hall Co. 's Pointe Quissetl develop·
medt-in Anaheim Hills.
,Floor plans range from 2,862 to 2,910 square
feet. The homes offer four bedrooms with either
tw6"baths and a powder room or three baths and
are priced from $244 ,000 to $279,000.
tro reach the models and sales ortice at Pointe
Qldlisett, take the Riverside Freeway (91 ) to the
Imperial Highway exit and tum south <right> onto
Imperial Highway. FolJow Imperial to Nobl Ranch
Road and turn west (right> onto Noh I Ranch Road
to die models and sales office. The sales office is
opeii daily, except Tuesday and Wednesday, from
10 a.m. to dusk. For additional information, call
914-1840.
Victorian architectural townhomes are
featfJred at Bnghtwood Square. a 24-unit com·
munity localed in an established residential
neighborhood on Spurgeon Street in Santa Ana .
Prices ranging from $69.950 to $80,950 mean
buyers can purchase a new home in excess of
$34,000 under the a verage price of a new home in
the Orange County marketplace. according to
David Wills. partner in Partin & Wills. the de·
veloper.
'fhe one and two bedroom arrangements offer
up lo 1,060-square feet. There are two baths, wall·
to·wall carpeting. interior laundry areas, walk-in
clotets and large wardrobes. luxury baths and
private balconies/decks.
Brightwood Square 1.s open daily, except Fri
day from 10 a .m, to 6 p.m. Representatives of the
G Barrow Company. exclusive sales agent. are
on .. yie premises. To reach the community, take the
17UI Street exit from the Santa Ana Freeway,
then drive west two bloc ks to Spurgeon Turn left
on Spurgeon and drive two blocks to the townhome
community. which will be on the right. Just north
of Washington A vt>n U<'
5 units remain al. condo
Warmington Development's Bristol Place
adult condominium conversion community in San-
ta _&la has just five units remainmg for sale. Start·
inf ~rices begin at $57,990.
One and two bedroom floor plans are availa·
blei and all buildings face a central courtyard.
he sales office and models by Marilyn
rs are open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the
mington community. To reach Bristol Place.
the Bristol Street exit from the San Di ego
way and drive north, past the South Coast
a. to Warner Avenue in Santa Ana. then tum
to the adult condominium conversion com· ity.
~~r Sands boasts t.eRllU
our floor plans are being offered by McLain
lopment Co. in its new Silver Sands Racquet
unity in Palm Desert. Focal point of the
munity will be the lavish private Racquet
. Eight night-lighted sunken tennis courts with
a wing area overlooking the front courts, plus a
pro shop and two air-conditioned, enclosed rac·
q ball courts will be featured.
-;Average Phase I sales prices were $149.600.
Phatse 11 prices have not been released.
o reach the project. take Highway 10 to the
B Hope Drive exit. then lE'ft to Country Club
D e. Go left again on Country Club Drive for two
milts to the prestigious Palm Desert Community
of S Iver Sands Racquet Club.
'..4fres' of room in Tustin
Clkon Corp. presents Tustin Acres conversion
unity. where all homes contain at least 1,030
re feet. The "Willowbrook" plan is a two.
design with two bedrooms and 1 ~ baths
ad over 1,200 square feet. Two bedrooms. two
plans are also available.
rices start at $76,000.
!Below-market rates of 12V. percent ( 13 percent
R.) fixed for two years with no prep•ymenl
lty is a financing feature.
ode.1 homea are open daily from 10 a.m. lo
at 644 W. Malo St. ln Tustin, near the cross·
I tbe Newport and Santa Ana freeways. Tua Un
1 may be reaebJ:d by taldn1 the Sant.a Ana
way to Red Hill A venue, north on Red HUJ to
Road, left oa Laruna to Main Street and •ain to Tustin Acns.
Freeway to the Fairview exit in Costa Mesa north
lo South Coast Drive, right on South Coast Drive,
left on Wimbledon Way and OQ lo the McLain
Development community.
Ins U>rrales nearly sold
With only 20 homes lefl, Los Corrales in San
Juan Capistrano plans lo be sold out within 90
days, but shoppers will still find a limited selection
of the multi-level plan eight -one of the develop-
ment's most functional and liveable designs.
Plan eight has four distinct levels that allow a
growing family plentY'of room and privacy. The
four-bedroom, 21h·bath bome9ffers2,619squarefeet
of living space. Localed at the eastern end of San
Juan Creek Road, the community may be reached by
taking the San Diego Freeway to the San Juan Creek
Road exit. Turn inland and follow the signs to the
model complex. which is open' daily from 10 a.m. toS
p.m.
Trude Rock planned area
At Turtle Rock Ridge Homes by Bren in
Irvine, residents can enjoy all the benefits of home
ownership, plus the advantages of living in a
planned lownhome community.
The 253-home community offers one· and two·
story designs, with two or three bedrooms. One of
the plans has two spacious master bedroom suites.
Open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, the salea
center and furnished models are located at 12
Evening Shadow. Exit south on Culver Drive from
the San. Diego Freeway. Turn ten on Campua
Drive. nghl on Turtle Rock Drive and follow the
signs to the sales center.
Site k>ca1i.on 'popular'
Location and design are always strong sales
factors for any home, and A & C Properties'
Cabrillo Park condominium conversion project is
exciting buyers with innovative floor plans at a
beautifuJ site located in the preferred Parkcenter
neighborhood of Santa Ana.
Prices start from $70,750 for this maintenance
free. luxurious community. The wide ranre of
floor plans, in one and two-story designs, offer
from 805 to 1,195 square feet of living space, with a
choice of one bedroom, one bath, two bedrooms.
one bath. two bedrooms, 1 ~ baths or two bedrooms
and two baths. All alx innovative designs are fully
modernized by the conversion experts of A & c. and
include a long list of quality. price-included features.
Model homes by M.A.T. of Tustin are open dai·
ly from 10 a .m. lo dusk. To reach Cabrlllo Park
condominiums, late the Newport Freeway (SS) to
17th Street in Santa Ana. Go west on 17th to
Cabrillo 'Park Drive, between Tustin Avenue ud
Mabury Street, and south to Cabrillo Park at 1400
Cabrillo Park Drive.
Bwiness condos mody-
Bustness condominiums at the Slrco Irvine
Business Park in the preferred Irvine IndmtriaJ
Complex are now open. The 13 available units are
a mixture of ooe-story office and warebO\fle space
that is particularly weU suited to the smaller pro-
fessional firm desiring ownership of its own facilities.
Sirco Irvine Business Park is located on
Carn~gie Avenue, just west of Red IIlJl Avenue.
Walker & Lee, Commercial brokerage serves as
the sales counselors, and is located in an on-site iD·
formation facility at 1901 Carnegie Avenue. For in·
formation, call 966-0404 or 533-6600.
Mesa decorator sel.eded
Crockett & Associates of Costa Mesa has been
selected by A & C Properties lnc. to decorate the
Cacllitles and the sales office at Olive Tree, a new
condominium conversion project ln Pasadena.
Scheduled to open this spring, the 120-unit
Olive Tree project is in a residential area of
Pasadena just south of Colorado Boulevard,
between Lake Street and Wilson Avenue.
Ranging in size from 640 to 1,633 square feel,
the various arrangements will feature one
bedroom and one bath, two bedrooms with two
baths and two bedrooms plus den, with two baths.
Price• are 1et to be&in at approximately $79,000.
Olive Tree ia lo'cated at 339 South Catalina lil
P1t1aden8.L within minutes of the Pasadena, Ven4
tura 8bd l'·oothUl freeways.
Cift certiffeata mody-
Th• WJIUam Lyon Co. presented ''Ladle•
Day,'' by Slvinl •way t500 cut certificates to
buyers at The Blufft, Coyote Hills' new con·
domlnlwa community.
The one-atory homet are priced at '11,IOO.
rour Jnodeta, wltb decor by Dealcn I of San
Francisco, are open dally, ucept .Tbunday, from
10 a.m. to 8 p.rn. at Tb• 8luff1. the cGftdoftalAlumt
rnay be retcbed by takln• the knta Aaa """•1 to Beach Boulevard, norUI Oft Beedt to......_
then=l Oft RoHcrao1 to Oilbeft. Tma left e, die
pret nortbwat h1llltm nm•9ilit1, ..
Th•
operai. when a borrower appUea for 1ucb a loan.
Federal reeulaton argue that national banu
need these broad morteace-l(antin1 powers ln or·
der to encourage them to atay io the znorta8'e
market. That's a vlewpolnt, however, on which
there is considerable disa.greement and by no
means do all authorities accept the thesll that
banks musf have tbJs mucb « u advanra-.e to
prod them Into conttnulng to make mort1a1e
loans. •
It bas never been documented that banks
won't Jend Ul\less they can lssue a mort1a1e wltb
an interest rate that could conceivably soar as
much as 2 percent a year. In bearings held tbis
past faJJ on the pro~ed replatiooa, a sllgbt ma-
jorlty of the lenders ·actually agreed that they
would find a lower celling on interest rate adjust·
ments acceptable. ·
IN FACI', THE COMPTROLLER'S own sum·
mary of the n,lle-mak.ing proceedings stated that
most lenders believed they could live with an ln·
terest rate cap of 1 percent a year rather than the
2 percent allowed by the new rules, reports my as·
sociate, Brooke Shearer.
The ne~ loans will be too risky for ordinary
homeownen, au• Rep. BenJamln ~ Rosenthal
<D·N.Y.), ehaJnnan ol the House cod'!'m.erce, con·
sumer and monetary aflaJn subco~~tee.
"Only the nc:ti and t~ with • gambling
streak Will be able to eo to banks f 9! mortgage
loans." Rosenthal observes. ' •' ',,
LET'S-SAY You"aE a homebuyet' ~ho borrows
$50,000 under the new rules at 12 perctbt a year -
coming out with initial monthly paym-ent.s of about
$514. U alter slx months the lnteresl rate climbed t
percent, the bank could raise your monthly bit-e to
nearly $553. Ift.bis scenario repeated tt.seU. you could
find that alter one year your monthly p1yments had
jumped 15 percent to about $59'l. '·
The incomes of haJf the families lft the United
States have grown at less than this. 15 percent a
year rate over the last several year11· Federal of·
ficials are aware of this and acknowh!dge that ad·
justable·rate mortrages of this type wre not suited
to everyone and that many famiUes sii;nply cannot
afford them. '•
But the nation must act to keep the low-middle
income family from being priced out'<>f the hous-
ing market, orficials insist. and they're looking ror
solutions. There are better ones than this.
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The interior of Silver Sands' Plan B floor plan o/f ers a large entertainment ar~a.
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Dear Prospective Buyer:
San Diego County has Issued a Special Bond Program whereby you CAN
own a beautiful home-today-if you r~d this letter and act immediately.
The County of San Diego has selected Melrose Park Condominiums to be
part of their special Bond-Issue Program to make home buying affordable in
today's troubled times. If your total annual family earnings are $28,700 or
less, you can own a beautiful new Melrose Park home in Vista and pay o nly
12WK> interest (12~% A.P.R.) on your loan. This rate applies for a full 30 years.
with no need to re-
negotiate ever! Only 8
of 18 loans are still
available at this low
rate, so I urge you to
act promptly!
Additional excellent
financing, including
VA. is also available at
Melrose Park should
your family income
exceed this Coun~y
requirement.
Visit Melrose Park Condominiums in Vista today. Our sales office is open
from 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.
Not only is this project itself an excellent buy, but the fact that t11e County
has chosen us is indicative of the opportunity that awaits you. Take the.time
to see these homes. It could change the direction of your life!
Ron Bachrach
BuUder I Developer
Melrose P~k Condominiums
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/&.lnday, Aprll 12, 1981
",_ ___ t_e planning important for heirs security REAL ESTATE
QUESTIONS/COMMENT qidaity must be sufficient to meet probate requirements Without diluting assets
-..Sen deatla OftUl'I.. 1urvhin8 fam&JY
m 1uffer a tremendous lbock. Tbe UOU·
t.cS klu ol a loved OM cu ... m too mucb to
. ~ to the traaedy ls tbt bard reality of
ost Immediate need for money -otten a lot of
oney.
That II why UquJdlty of an •lat. -the ready
ah anllable to pay such oblll•tlom •• cub be·
eat.a, debt.a. doctor bills, tuneral expenH9, liviDC
IOW*""9. executor and att.oniey feet, not to
enUon eatate and inheritance tixes -ls of vltal
, DEAIANG WITH THE CERTAINTY of such
a1h needs la an extremely Important part of
late planning that can asaure the conservation
nd protection of your assets -and the financial
ell·beln1 or your heirs -before the need arises.
It's important to remember lbat major estate
uets -a business, real estate, collecUona, art,
tiquea, jewelry, patents and royalties, to name a w -can't always be converted into cash upon
mand without running the risk of havint to sell
low falr market value. Nor are such sale~ of ma-
r assets necessarily in the beat lntereala of your
state and beneficiaries.
However, lo protect your assets to the fullest
egree and at the same time guard against putting
ndue cash demands upo!'l your heirs, you won't
ave to keep half of your net worth in a savings ac-
ounl.
Careful estate plannrng can assur'e
here will be sufficient liquidity -cash -to meet
robate requirements without diluting lhe assets
f your estate. The following tips provided by City
N aUon auk an Juat. a few ~ tbe ••Y• tb14 eu
be done:
If a lttnlftcant portion ~ your •late ii a farm
of cloeetyiWd bullw• (or tMll*Ni••), lt ma)' be
po11lble to pro-rate the ,_ymeel ol estate tu ..
over 10 to 15 years. Tbere wtll, bowever, be an in·
terest cbarse levled on the unpaid tu. /
A buy-sell a1reemeot can be med to efiaure li·
qutdlty related to an ownership lntereat ln a bual·
ness.
Certain U.S. Treasury
Bonds can be purchased
at a discount
Such aereements are commonly funded by life
insurance and should stipulate the price for which
other parties are committed to purchase the dece-
dent's interest. If stock is involved, the value or
the stock should be stated to be in llne with lhe de-
signated option prices, which will set the value for
estate tax purposes.
IF YOU SHOULD ELECf to utilize a buy-sell
agreement for liquidity in your estate plan, impor-
tant considerations include bow your death might
affect management of the business; the interests
you want your spouse and children to have in lhe
business; the affect of your death on the business
credit ratlna, and 11 you w•t owntnbip or tbe By •ANDALt a. •cCA&DLE
tiu1lneea 1prcad amon1 family memMn. I •• &Menl&ed la ~e p11llM.lty ol ,...t .... ,.
lJte inaurance cu provide nearly lmtant U· ta•wJUa1eYeraJaCffHIM~.nave11ever1Meala·
quldlty for the estate upon dtath. But remember volv .. la a real el&ate •JM&e•U., or 111 klM el
that the 1lae ol your policy lln't the only factor -paruenlllp arr••••"* Iii real ettace. c..Jd yM
even a buie policy will not mean llquJdlty lf you 1tve me 10me ,.a.ten• •"1 1-.W 1et lavolYed
have Mlected the wronc 1ettJement option or a wltb oc.Mr peofle la a jolllt .-taref AIMI alM, aM
beneficiary hu refused to advance proceeds to maybe more lmportuUy, w..W 1• Ot1Ulae M•• of
cover probate obU1aUons. tbepHfallatoavoW.
THE
"
•y TO PUT 111 ,__ f K.11.,New,_rt .. aela
n uie uJJJurance to work or Many would·be invest.on atrtctly want to fly
your •\ate ls to be s,ure your insurance covera1e solo. They enjoy 100 percent nexlblllty and do not
addresses such concerns u who should own the want to set Involved in any way wllb any one.
policy; who wUl be the beneficiary; 1bquld settle-. Some reuona to consider for Joint venturin1 ment be ln a lump sum Ol' via another option; the · · 1
affect of tbe insurance on taxation of lhe estate, are: Dlvenlficatloa, Half of thJs and a piece or
and if there la merit, in your particular situation, the action be. re and ... e-la better than notbini at tO establishment Of a life insurance lJ'u5l, WJ •'"' 1 Certain U.S. Treuury Bonda can be purchased all. Or 100 percent of somethlnc you dldn t want in
at a discount, to be redeemed at par after lhe. the first place but purchased only because you
owner's death. Check wit.b a Federal Reaerv~ could afford it. Bank for a list of qualified bonds. -Well.funded partners supply know·h~w. specialiied expertise as well as financial staying
power. Staying power can be the most vital ele-
ment in larger transactions. THE RATE OF RETURN on such bonds is
low, so they usually are not purchased for invest-
ment purposes. The estate would receive instant
appreciation from the discount price to maturity
value on those quallfied bonds used to pay estate
laxes, although those owned by the decedent prior
to death become part or the 'ross estate.
These are just a few of the ways for planning
your estate with liquidity needs in mind. Planning
for a degree or liquidity is important -for without
it, your estate and the financial welJ-being of your
beneficiaries couJd be adversely affected.
-Pat Dunn
More tranuctlons, Because of diverse in-
terests and contacts, joint venturing offers the op·
portunity to become acquainted with more and
more possible transactions. Once off the ground
with the first project, it i.s easier to gain altitude
with the following developments. An object In mo-
tlon tends to remain in motion and so do people
joint venturing to1elher.
-Finally, taking in partners is the only way
the smaller investor, or builder, or developer can
compete with the already successful "big boys.''
armington names Larry Riggs vice president
There are some recognizeable pitfalls that can
be avoided in a situation. You must investigate
before you invest. Here are a few traps to be
aware of ... Some questions to ask:
-What happens if (when> the capital require-
ments go beyond that which is budgeted?
Larry D. Rins has been promoted to vice pre-
ident ol sales for Warmington Development Inc ..
he Irvine-based homebuilding firm.
Rlges, 34, joined the company as a project
sales manager in 1977, and was named director of
pondominJum conversion sales in 1980. He served
in lbat position until bis recent appointment to
pies vice president responsible for overseeing the
6ales persoMel for all of Warmington's new single
tamlly 'home, towohome and condominium con-
version developments throughout Southern
California. .
A eraduate of California Stale University at
~orthridge, Riggs previously served as a project
sales manager for the Mission Viejo C. and
the Larwin Co. During his tenure at the
Mission Viejo Co.,
-.be earned "Salesman of MOVING UP ~he Month" honors for
a e v e n c 0 n s e c u ti v e IN REAL ESTATE months ln 1976 and 1977.
-Riggs has an ex-
)enslve general aviation background and bolds an
airline transport pilots license. He and his wife,
Linda. reside in Mission Viejo with their three
children.
, Irvine-based American National Housing
·corp. bas named DeDDll CbtnJaeff vice presi-.
dent of engineering and planning.
Chiniaeff's responsibilities will include project
feasibility, engineering contracting, off-site im-
provements and cost control.
Chiniaeff, who holds an M.A. in planning from
t:al t'oly. Pomona, will also act aa American Na·
tlonal's liaison with local governmental planninc
1roups.
, Formerly the director of community develop-
Jnent for the City of Chino. Cbiniaeff has been witb
LIMITED EDITION
Once every few years, a condominium commumty is deve~
oped that is extraordinary in every detail. Aod years from
now, this fimited edition of townhomes at Fairview Village,
wil still be one of the ounnding developments of the area.
$135,000 to~149,900
• • American National for two years, prf'viously serv-Reserve. be received a campaign medal and
ing as project manager. Cbiniaeff is currently a bronze star for his service in Vietnam.
member on the Board of Directors of B.1.A. He lives in Irvine with hls wife, Sharon. and c Building Industry Association). G s
C--• G 1 d 1 . . li t son. reg, age . UUllle raves, a sa es an easmg specia s Roy Humphreys has been promoted to presi·
in commerdal/industriaJ properties and land in-dent of Shea Homes in charge of all Shea Homes·
vestment, bas joined Cushman & Wakefield's residential and industrial activities. He has also
Newport Beach office at 4041 MacArthur Blvd. been elected to the board of directors of the J .F .
According to Robert Dumler, Cushman & Shea Co. Inc., the Walnut-based building firm.
Wakefield vice president general sales manager.
Ms. Graves is lbe newest addi-
tion lo the firm's Newport
Beach brokerage force, which
se rves Santa Ana , the
Newport/Irvine area, southern
Orange County and portions of
the Inland Empire.
Ms. Graves moves to ber
new post from a local com-
mercial real estate brokerage
firm headquartered in Irvine.
G. Allan Daam bas joined 011•vss
Frost Spence Trineu, a Costa Mesa commercial
real estate brokerage firm.
In addition to bis commercial sales and leas-
ing duties, Daum will serve as marketing and de-
velopment consultant.
Prior to joining Frost Spence Trinen, Daum
was employed by The Irvine Company for two
years, serving as manager of commercial sales
and marketing. His previous employment also in·
eludes positions of director of real estate for Foxx
Development Corp., commercial sales represen-.
tatlve for Coldwell Banker Co . and ad-
ministrator for the City of Anaheim.
In his new position, Humphreys will oversee
the firm's operating areas in Southern California,
Northern California and Las
Vegas, Nevada. The former
vice president of the Southern
California division will follow
the progress of all Shea's de-
velopments from the initial con-
ception through completion, in-
cluding the direction of con-
struction and sales.
Humphreys. a member of
Shea's staff of professionals for
more than six years, holds a MUM~MHYS
Bachelors of Industrial Engineering from Georgia
Tech and an M.B.A. from Wharton School of
Finance. He resides· in North Tustin with his wife
Helen and their three children.
-When this happens, how will the necessary
funds be raised and who will be responsible for
raising these funds?
-Will these funds then be treated as a loan or
as additional contributions. Will the contribution
dilute your percentage?
Will you have to pay the new investor a
special premium -adding further to the cost?
-Do you have a contingency fund knowing
that additional moneys are available from one of
the existing joint venturers or a tied·in third
party? ·
As a joint venturer you will also want to be
aware of buy-out or dissolution ramifications When? How? Whose signatures are required?
What happens in case of default?
A most important item is tax treatment.
Who gets tax benefits? When and How?
I recommend before getting involved in any
syndication, partnership or joint venture that you
~ee a knowledgeable real estate attorney and ac·
countant.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Randall McCordle i! premml
of THE REAL ESTATERS; he ia ol&o on author, Lec-
turer and irutructoT Send your comments and questions
to Randy McCardle, clothe Dail11 Pilot. Post Of/ace Bor
1560, Cos1a Mesa, Cali/. 92626.
A graduate of California State University at
Long'Beach, Daum holds a B.A. degree in political
science and an M.S. in business adminbtration. A
former non-commissioned officer of the U.S. Army SPRINGS
CONDO
FaiMew Village cs not for everyone. It is designed for those
who enjoy spacious fiving both inside and outside the home.
Set amid lush waterscaping, these luxurious multi-level
townhomes offer huge entenainment centers, cathedral
ceilings, and dramatic fireplaces. Master bedroom suites
on private levels, patios and decks, skylights, greenhouse
windows, and gourmet kitchens are just a few of the
amenities that set Fairview Village apart from the rest
COf'l'4nienttt located in Costa Mesa, FairvieW Village has
die ~ amenities of shopping, recreatioo. and
811'*11iilfTllflt
FAIRVIEW VILLAGE
wcOSTA MESA
24811 Fe•fVlM Roed, Cotte Mest.
CA 92e26 171416'17·1-466
I ~1111114 i
SHARE
Recreation Facilities
10 champlonshlp llgbted tennis courts
Large recreation clubhouse
l lar1e recreation swimming pool
II satellite 1wlmmln1 pools
Jacuul therapeutic whlrlpool
Men's sauna, shower and d~ lng room
Women's Sauna, shower and dressing room
Exerclu room
Lounge deck
z sbutneboard courts
Putting green
Pro-shop, tennis fashions and equipment
Private community wltb security gate entry
Acquire an interest by deed for a lifetime ITS
$3725. per week
Brokers Welcome
THEUFE
YOU DESERVE
SUNNY AND SHARES, Inc.
a di\Tision of University Diversified
.... ~ .... Mlllllli ...... 11111 I ... ~~Oji---...
You can feel the e~citement in the
air. An a~s idea is becoming
a dyna ' · Growing. Thriving.
Mak come true. It's
.. calle t ' of Irvine.
Come ~-t~ homes. Detached . Attached~ ~homes . Patio homes.
Apartments and condominiums.
Diversity in architecture and envi-
ronment that fits so many lifes tyles.
Look at the schools. Regarded
as some of the best in the nation.
Visit UC Irvine. A major university
right in the heart of the city. Walk
the parks. Enjoy the lakes. Rush the
net on a tennis court. Ride a bike
trail. Enjoy the shopping, so close
to homes.
Discover a variety of commercial
and industrial opportunities. Offices.
Industrial land. Locations for retail
and service businesses. And more
to come.
It's all part of the dream that is
lrvipe. And you can see it coming
true. Start at The Irvine Company
Information Center.* It's on Culver
Drive between the San Diego (1-405)
and Santa Ana (1-5) freeways. At the
comer of Barranca. (714) 551-1500.
You might find your own dreams can
start coming true in the City of Irvine.
HOMES FOR SALE
Turtle Rock
TURTLE ROCK HIGHLANDS GARDEN HOMES
Bren Company
Availablelmm $219.900
Call or VJst1 17141 955-2245
TURnE ROCK RIDGE
Hnml'5 hy Bren•
Available from $1H9QO
Call or v1stt 17141 R'il-UH7
Hume~ hy Irvine Pac1f1c
Frum $24\\l\.X' to$ 385.C\.'\1
Call or v1~11 17141 'i'i2-0Qli
North Woodbridge
WOODBRIDGE CREEKSIDE
Standard-Pac1f1c Corr
Unfurn1~fml model5 Sl'iS.990 IO $17'i.'NO
Call for aprnmtmt"nt (714) 552-} 312 lclo5t'd Wt"d & Thur~ I
WOODBRIDGE TOWNHOMES•
Warmington Development. Inc
Ne" pha5t' mm sdhnR
Fmm $123.<NO
Call 1,r v1st1 !714) 5511-1151
Southwest \\bodbridge
WOODBRIDGE LANDING
J M Pett"rs G.>mpenv
From $225.000
Call or v15i1 (7141 552-5088
WOODBRIDGE SOMERSET*
Bavwood Homes
From $98.000 10 $120,'iOO
Call or visil 17141552-4000 (closed Thursday)
WOODBRIDGE PARK VISTA•
lrv1nt" Paafic
$83,800 co 90,080 (qualification requ1remenrsl
Call or vb11 (714) 552·4101
WOODBRIDGE PARKVIEW•
The William Lyon G.impany
New phase available for rcscrvanon
From $126.990
C:ill nr visit: 17141 SW-4603 (closed Thursday)
IRVINE
nu'"°' &I ... offul 'drfHtlWll ,., ,,,..,,, .. , '· d1111 , .. l""p/r~llft« fltf flf) o//r1 IH' f1'1'1f>'flf /1014, U,,d
1'11ffudr• Qtr4J /J/uurd fot ;.'"' lrrJ111 JMftArr tJ, 11£,p
"'"'' ""'"" ..-rwrw•t Oh J(IWI 11,,J f*ltl'U• 411 ,.,,,._.
11'' HI,,,.,.,., /1 •1Jw141t M"1f4•1 "II /Irr •"" ,.<fltt"'I(
r'rP'f'>flfltJ,,« tltiv ""'"~ 1ltall~rhlJ¥11/r T1a; '" "" lJWH/MllfJU. ulltr• 4/:f #rl'J lo fllt°'ff'f' tiff /tlflff fl•
,.:.4ttlMW Plf'Ylf/ df lf'£1f"HV ,., +It 1/1 If fi'l>,,,,H/ /HiUh ""'l.il:,.....;::!11 """1•lrr.11dylul1, fr1uJn,tf1•1· otfut ,d1,,.,1,.,..
1tt«nTe/, 1lu11ff·~lt •4.Alftlt/tl1t1ol/'tt f,.,.)lib ,.,._ ,,, • fkn.M ... '" ,,,.,, lw"' w lt"tUI t?&/ ,..,.,,,,ft
•• llw{ 1r.,1(fw1"'
Current Development Areas
~ll"i1UU Near-Term Development Planned (0-5 years)
o o CJ o Proposed Road Systems
WOODBRIDGE CHATEAUX•
Irvine Pae1tic
From $132.000 10 SIS 3.000
Call or visit 1714) 552·0911
WOODBRIDGE WILLOW CREEK•
The Akins Company
From $126.000 to $165,COO
Call or visit. f7141 559-1161
WOODBRIDGE SUMMERAELD
S1.andard·Pac1fic Corp
MAP NOT TO SCALE
$141.Q90 10 $168.490 -All homl'l currently ~1ld •>r rcser wJ
Place name on waning lts1
Nex1 phase u1e Spnng
Call or visit for ava1labilny
!il41552-3 m lcloscd Wt"d & Thurs I
WOODBRIDGE \\llNDSOR ESTATES•
Warmmgron Oevclorment. Inc
From $1'43.990 "' $1t1 t990
Call or visit f 7141857-1291
COMING ATTRACTIONS
Southwest \\bodbridge
WOODBRIDGE LAKE SHORE"
Irvine Pacific
Luxunous water·onentcd townhomc~
Scht"duled 10 open Fall. 1981
For tnformaunn call (7141644· 35111 I Mtin ·Fri I
WOODBRIDGE COVE•
Ir vine P:aafic
Aduh·oncnted lake51dl' wndomm1um~
Scht'dulcd rn 11pen <'arlv IQ82
for mformannn call 17141 551-l'il\1
University Town Center
Nl'" Irvine commum1y planned f,1r ad uh ·•tncn1cJ urhan
lifestyle~
COLUMBIA SQUARE"
Hum~ by Bren
Scheduled co open m1d·Arnl
for information call 1714) 640·2 WO t Mon ·Fri.I
CAMBRIDGE COURT•
Broadmoor Homes
Scheduled co open corly May
For informarion call 17141 QS7·1100 I Mun -Fn I
RESALE HOMES
Call Mamab-lrvmc Realcy m lrvmt"
Campus Valley Center (71'4) 752-1414
Woodbndgt" Village Cencer 1714) 551-8700
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
For mformaaon call (714) 6+4-32~ (Mon ·fri.J
COMMERCIAL LEASING
OPPORTUNITIES
Office Leasing
SKYPARK
AIRPORT BUSINESS CENTER
For leasmg mformanon on existing space
call (7141644· 3495 (Mon ·Fri.) ~
EXECUTIVE PARK-Complenon Summer 1981
For leasing information on new space
call W4) 644·3555 (Mon -Fn I
Shopping Center Leasing
WALNUT VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER
CAMPUS VAUEY SHOPPING CENTER
PARKVIEW SHOPPING CENTER
UNIVERSITY PARK SHOPPING CENTER
WOODBRIDGE VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER
For lco&tnll information call (714) 644·H95 (Mon.-Fri.)
INDUSTRIAL SALE OR
I LEASING OPPORTUNITIES
IRVINE INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX-EAST
Improved mdustnal sites available Yariery of siies.
Excellent freeway access For information call your broker
or Paula M11hews at (714) 644-JIH (Mon -Fri.).
Prices ef{tcnVf! as of dart of publ1carion subjecr 10 ptiOT
sale on Of af 1ef dtadllnt! of 1hu td11ion Homeownen'
C1J$0Ciabon1 supporrtd b1 aU usidrnu mamrain common
faaUries Ask a sales upresrntariue in any 1'.lks o/fioe f Of dtuiJIJ.
•Ftarunna ecmdom mlum ownership
car
Long-awaited deliveries expected ~n June
By JODI CADENHEAD Of"lllle Delfr ...........
The man in the brown Cadillac
made a quick U-turn . He
couldn't believe what be saw
resting like a rare silver bird on
the lawn of the Irvine DeLorean
Motor Co.
"I work nearby and I've been
waiting for nine months to aee
this car," be told the growing
crowd of men admiring her
sleek curved shape, her stain-
less st.eel body. her cold smooth
finish.
They peered inside the V6
engine, crawled throu1h the
gullwing doors that open Wee a
space ship, ran their manicured
fingers over the 78.3-incb steel
back bone chassis, took turns
gripping the black leather steer·
ing wheel. No one kicked the
Goodyear tires.
"It collects people," said com-
pany Vice President Dick
Brown, who over the past two
years has grown accustomed to
the unusual attention the
OeLorean lest car attracts.
With about $220 million in
loans sti ll outstanding,
DeLorean executives are look-
ing for more than a few woU
whistles. For one, they need a
car to sell.
A seven-month delay in the
start up of the Dublin factory
coupled with a myriad of pro-
duction setbacks bas staJled the
car's debut and left about 340
U.S. dealers waiting for the pro-
duct.
If all goes well there will be
cars rolling off the assembly line
in Ireland and arrivin& at the
company's North American
headquarten ln Irvine by June,
·Brown said.
Joe Curcio, general manager
for Irvine Datsun, has 35
customers who have put down
'IT COLLECTS PEOPLE'
Dick Brawn
$1 ,000 deposits for the chance to
own one of the much-publlciud
newcomers.
Scott Allen of Allen
Oldsmobile Cadillac in Laguna
Hills says the first of 28 orders bas
bisnameooit. Customers have reportedly
not been deterred by the car's
slicker price that bas skyrocket-
ed from $14,000 in 19"78 to about
$25,000.
Said AJJen, "I've got people on
the list since 19"78 when it was
$14,000. Now lt'a $25,000.
"Everyone I 've talked with
says the money is no problem.
They're like me," be added.
"They're in love and they'll pay
anything for it."
Why when the car industry is
undergoing its bleakest daya
since the Depression would
anyone consider introducing a
new sports car, especially one
with an enormous price tag?
It wasn't planned that way.
Wbea former General Motors
Vice President John DeLorean
borrowed $163 million from the
British government ln 19"78 be in·
tended to have the car on the
market by 1980.
Instead, he had to tum to
private American investors as
well. Eventually, he was forced
to borrow another $23 million
from the British government to
cover a $2.8 million deficit. This
was two months ago.
Brown admitted the higher
sticker price has cost the com-
pany a few customers, but said
the· DeLorean styling, staiolesa
steel body and gulJwing doors
will continue to attract enough
buyers to pull the company out
of the red.
In order to do that, Brown
estimated the company will
need to sell 10,000 cars a year,
exactly the number it plans to
introduce on the American
market this year.
By next year production will
increase to 15,000 or 20,000,
Brown said.
"We never intended to be a
<See DeLO&EAN, Pase 0)
!Mlly ,,.... """'-.., •ldlMI ...... The new DeLorean sports car, to be priced at.$25,000, features futuristic gullwing doora.
Mechanics at DeLorean's Irvine headquarters study the car's V6 engine.
ercial real estate
Costa Mesa firm proves j
to be big hit with Melton
By KEim TUBER 0.11,~---••• There's one thing you fan
safely assume when discussing
the growing Costa Mesa com-
mercial real estate brokerage
firm of Frost Spence Trinen:
They must have a helluva
softball team.
One of .the partners, J . Robert
Spence, is the same Bob Spence
who fielded grounders at first
base for the Chicago While Sox
from 1969-19"71. Also on the Frost
Spence Trinen roster are former
Angel pitcher Tom Murphy and
slugger BUI Melton.
executive stock, and the reason
lan't entirely unjustified.
Many players, especially in
baseball, sign professional coo·
J . Robert Spence, Left , and Bill Melton discuss field strategy at Frost Spence Trinen offices in Costa Mesa .
MELTON, WHO recently
joined the firm after two years
with the Charles Dunn Co. of
Newport Beach, sees a vivid
comparison between the eame
in which be spent 14 years and
his current profession. Only the Business is hoomllig at business bureau
lb PAT DUNN or .. .,_.,,,....,.
Complaif\ls to the Orange
County Better Business
Bureau are on the upswtne.
according to manager Lori
Gabrielson, yet both busl-
neases and consumers balk
at the bureau's arbitration
method ol aolvlng dlaputes.
"We used to have slow
periods, but not any more,"
she said. "The phones never
stop rintlnt, and altbouab
we offer arbitration to re-
101 ve the majority of the
complaints the procram ia
involving money -from $.50
to thousands -can be
handled at no cost to the in-
volved parties. ·
Patterson feels part of the
problem is the distrust peo-
pl e have of committing
themselves to a decision-
making process conducted
out of court.
·' Eve.ryone wants a 'strict·
ly legal' process," be ex·
plained. "Yet, arbitration is
letally binding, with a writ· .
ten deciJioo.
'•Both parties present
CONSUMER Cl OSE -UP
'their 11de,' an attorney'• ad· vice can be IOUlht and even
wltneaea, who take aa oath
to tell the truth, are al·
lowed."
P atteraon added that
arbitrators' decisions are
seldom matters for later
court action.
"WE DAVE found de-
cisions to be conalatently
lair. In fact, many times the
parties resolve their dif-
ferences prior to an arbitra-
tion hearing. I think tt'a
easier· for people to settle
their ptoblems once they
have decided they are willlnJ
to dolO.''
The BBB fore&HI a coo-
tinuiq rlse in the number ol
problemt its somewhat limit·
ed std will be asked to ban·
die.
One 1pokesman 1aJd, "U
we bad twice the phone llnea
we have now and double the
staff, we'd instantly double
OW' v~ume of conaumer con-
tacts.'
He said arbitraUoo meet-
ings can be set up to accom-
modate both parties at a con-
v en lent lo'Cation, and
arbitrators from this area
are always available for
bearings in Orange County.
"A COUPLE OF other
stumblln& blocks for people
agreeln& to arbitration set·
Uement are when technical
questloos are basic to solvin&
the dispute antMbe fear that
pitch is different.
"Real estate is like baseball,"
Melton said, "because you can
work longer and harder, and 1
have lt pay off financtally. tracts at an early age and foreto
"At the same time, you can't the benefits of higher education,
be disappointed. There's a lot of (Not so Spence, who graduated
failure in business, and that's m agna cum laude with a
hard to deal with. But it's the bachelor of science deeree from
same in basebaJl, especially the Santa Clara University.>
fltat few years." When those athletic careen Spence bas his own ideas 1>n elld, as they inevitably dq, •
the 1ubject. players are often faced with tile
"In baseball, if you eet three dUemma of startine over in •
hits in 10 at-bats, you AaE unfamlliar field. By uailll -v&a y Sfccessful,.. said. "In foresight, Melton was able JO •
tbi& business, you're doln& well make the transition better tb8 ~ ~~·pu( toeetber one bif deal m~~lhtetes don't Ute to ~·:
s.,.ce wouldn't know about that their careen wind c:town.~ :
hittlllJ .300. In his brief .uni in be said. :
the major lea(Ues, be complied "But you eet tired of traa :
a llfeUme battina avera1e of in1, you become more ~ • prolle Jlld it'• toucher to 1•
·202m· ..... in __., abape. % ~ • .,... eta career• n~eu 1 .... Thal'• bow lt •u wltb mil : to Hf, la more lmpreaalve. When I wu 33, tlie writ1n1 w
Spence learned bia trade at on the wall."
the Chari• Dua Co., where he While be wu buatiac I
worked fol' NY9 yeara in oftlce wltll tNmendoua bome
and retail .,.. .... In. U ..U ll•ltoll Uo WU ltuclriltt for
u lud and m.-.mf •al•. A teal -.a. U"8H. Bttll, be
tGt ~It ~ more flndl•I Illa aew dlaclpll r='d;ta, ~·--=·=~-..e-bal-=< .......... .;liii:'"""""hi. a-~~
Shortharid on
LOS ANGELES CAP> -"TJs~ter la a vlaual shorthand, a dynamic sra c lUustra\.-
lnc the people," art dealer Mich• Schwarts ti· fuses, 1esturtn1 to a h'amed work ln bia Century
City 1allery. .
"Here, you see. she bas jlllt come in from
an evenin1 on the town, and she is reachin1 for
the lamp -her lover is over here -and she ts
almost danc1q with the lamp -and the artiat
is sayint to the people of the streets 'Be Gay!
Be Happy! It is La Belle Epoque!' You See?"
SCHWARTZ, A BIG, bearded man ln an Im·
pecClble tbree-plece sult, is pirouettta1 before
the poster, acting out its measa1e with eyes roll-
ing and hands waving, transformed in bis en-
thusi~m for the work of tum-of-the-century
Fre«ch artist Jules Cheret.
"Cheret brought colors, femininity and new
dimensiom to the poster," be says. "A Cheret
poster, like a three-dimensional picture, ex-
plodes off the page."
They really do. Schwartz, with typical
gusto, demonstrates the optic.al qualities of the
posters by slowly darkening the U1bts on them.
AS THE LIGHT DIMS, the painataJdngly
layered colors of the posters actually seem to
gain strength, almost glowing. Schwartz Is de·
lighted as spe~tators remark on the
phenomenon.
.. P__.., •AY• khwuu, "are people'• Ht.
Everyt,ody t&O uJoy them. Allcl whll• many of
the blC namee in po1tera are already too ts· penslve, tbe poster sun represent.I a tremen-
dous value. lt'• slmplt, potpant and IJ'aphlca.J.
ly direct. Up-and-coming artilta Uae Cheret are
still very collectable.'' •
Schwartz, a voluble, 42-year~ld art expert,
opened hla Galerte Midlael here about a year
ago after decldin1 on Soulhem CallfornJa as a
ptomislnl site for a class~c gallery.
AL11tOUGB HE STRESSES that "the main
appreciation comes from the aestbetic enjoy-
ment ol the art," Schwartz recommends poatera
for tboee interested in acqulrlnc inexpensive
art.
"The poster market is still really un·
derprioed for the most part," be said. "You can
buy a poster for $50 or $100. But the most Impor-
tant thing is that people collect definitive works.
You really have to collect the great pieces, even
if you have to stretch a little."
. .
Schwartz, who spent 10 years workinl for
Look magaiine before entering the art buslness,
says a definitive piece Is "one that la recogniza-'
ble as aesthetically and technically superior
and is really sought-after piece of work. an
artist's major statement."
'Title policy worth more than deeds
Posters have become hot investments in re·
cent years. with one by Toulouse·Lautrec
retching $70,000 a few months ago. But
Schwartz, who also is a consultant to pro·
fessional investors on art, says too many people
are leaping without looking.
"Il you're investing, you either have to
know the scene or be in the hands of an honest,
reputable dealer," he says. "If they're careful
people can really get posters modestly now thal
will be dramatically higher later."
DEAR BOB : We are bu.yinJ a house from a
man who just divorced hil wile. His lawyer says
he should give us only a quit claim deed because
the ex-wife is suing the husband for all sorts of
nasty things.
I recall your aaying quit claim d~ can be
dangerous. Should we take a chance? We really
want that house.
-WUliam W.
DEAR WILLIAM: Wltea baylllg any PNPertJ,
yoar bed p~ la aot Ute type of deed you re-
ceive. Wbedaer yoo receive a qm& clatm, warru-
&y, gru&, gift, sheriff' a, &r111&ee'1, or ~r type of
deed, always ·get a tUle luaruee pollc1 too. II a
tUle laaara.ace company woa't luue I.be deed,
that deed ls probably defective.
Furniture coat thpreciable
DEAR BOB : 1 am shopping for an income
property to buy. One realty agent, who wants to sell
me an apartment house, told me if I buy a
furnished building, I get to depreciate 20 percent of
the cost or the used furniture Included in the
purchase. ls this true?
-AbeN.
DEAR ABE: Yes. If new or med persoaal
property, purchased for use iJl a trade or baaiJles1,
From Page C1
ARBITRATION. • •
• terson said.
"We have technical experts available who
have a lot of experience in various fields. Their
conclusions are based on extensive knowledge
of whatever product or service is being con-
sidered." On-site inspections also can be ar-
ranged. Both offices logged a 20 percent in-
crease In inquiries and complaints iJJ the last
two years.
Nearly 26 percent of the 185,929 service calls
involved processing of consumer complaints. Of
these, aeproximately 122 complarnts were proc·
essed by the Orange County office. Of the 122,
some 107 were offered arbitration. yet only six
cases were resolved by thls process. The
Orange County Better Business Bureau's textile
panel, which deals with dry cleaning problems,
had a better comparative record with four cases
setUedsatiafactorily.
TOP BBB INQUIRY cat.egorie.s last year, in
descending order, were service, bome improve-
ment, retail, financial and automotive. Retail
problems topped the complaint category,
followed by seTVice, automotive, home Improve-
ment and financial.
SU1htly more than 73 percent of the local
service took the form of reports on specific com·
panies and responses to eeneral inquiries about
dealing in the marketplace.
The BBB advises checking a company
before making a purchase.
"The statistical picture for 1980 indicates an
increasing number of people are doin1 just
that," said William G. Friu, president of the
Los Angeles-Orange County Better Business
Bureau.
The figures on the resolution of consumer
complaints present a picture that is reflective of
the generally sour state of the economy, accord-
ing to Fritz.
More information on the arbitration process
or bow to become a volunteer arbitrator ls
avallable by sending a sell-addressed, stamped
envelope to the Los Angeles-Orange County Bet-
ter Business Bureau, 639 S. New Hampshire ~ve., Loi Angeles 90005.
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bH at leut a •Ix.year remabll.ag ueflll Ute, It
qaal.lllel for zt perce11& "boaaa depreclatJoe" de·
dae&Joe la &be year of parcbue.
For example, aappoae yoa bay an apanmea&
boase with M,IM of 1tove1, refrlgeraton aad
faraitlll'e wtu. at leaat •h·yeara of estimated re-
malDJq aseflllllfe.
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Giveaway can be tough
DEAR BOB: Several yean ago I bouebt land
in the Pocoooa. At the time, I planned to build a
home there, but my plans have chanted. The de-
velopment b run by an owner's auociation which
increased the annual maintenance fee from $60 to
$ISO.
Next year, the property taxes will 10 up 100
percent. I would like to sell but am having no luck.
Can I let th.is property go for property taxes and
. not pay the maintenance fee? Can I give lt away?
Ms. M. L. C.
DEAS MS. M. L. C.: U YCMI are 1ota1 to
.-..... &lie Pl'Ol'ertY, aee a tu: adl'ller or .i. toraey. ~ It a rtpt wa7, ud •&81 .,.,
waya, te aba.._ property U yoa wut to mu·
lmlae you tu: cledactloa for lite lou.
Of e..ne 1• cu ghe tile pnpert7 •••1· am u yoe .._.. te tab a dlartty ....._, , .. ·u
lane to ft8d a cllartty wn.u.. to accept &lie Jud.
No& m-., cltarttiea wW accept wortlalea pnperty
tJla& wtD cos& money to mabttala.
Starker trade worth finding
DEAR BOB : Some time ago, you wrote about
the tax savings of Starker tax-deferred exchanges.
As I had a cash buyer for my office building and
wanted to trade for a bigger building, I went to my
certified public accountant and my attorney to
work out a Starker "delayed exchange."
Neither had heard of Starker trades. Both said
It was impossible to sell one building, put the pro-
ceeds In a trust arran1ement, and later buy a big-
ger building with the money.
Then I took your suuestion and consulted the
attorney for the local Board of Realton. She ts
very familiar with Starlrer-Ui>e trades, handled all
the leeal details and cbarjed me only $850. You
should emphasize that some attorneys and CPA•
don't know wttat a Starker exchan1e is.
-BartC.
DEAR BART: Tbank you for 1llartn1 yoar ex·
perlence. I alwaya aa11ut couaUlal •• ex·
perleaced realty attorney for maUen coaHC&ed wt~ real esbte. Mos& lawyera ud CPAI are Dot
sped~ la &blt ~mpUcat.ed new.
Allolber way &o loeate real mate law ud ac·
counttns apeclalltu la a•k wtalcll local lawyers ud
accoaataau teach real e1&at.e coanea at aearby
colleges ud a..lvenltin. To test ncll peneaa, uk
tlilem &o brteny explain &o ,.. tlae receat 8'arlln,
Blgga, Wa1euea, aad Barker coert deelaloal. If
Uaey caa't, .you bavea't foaad a real eatate
spedalllt.
Built-inf inand:ng urged
DEAR BOB : Some time ago you told another
reader that since be had excellent credit, be should
refinance bis mortgage before the sale to make bia
home more attractive to prospective buyers.
Since interest rates have cone up since you
wrote that, do you stm feel that way! I ask
be4ause we are tryin1 to sell our home. But its low
mortcage bitlance, the agent tells us, makes it
bard to sell.
-JobnC.
DEAJl JOHN: Normally lt'• best &o let the
buyer arruge Illa own mort1a1e fl.Daacln1. Bat
many bllyera and their realty ageata caa 't or doe't
luaow how to get a mon1age toclay. So U yoa cu
help, you i.ome wUJ bffome more saleable.
Al of tbla wrttlll1, mortgage lnterest rates are
la the 14 percent range. Few home bayen caa
qHllly for aach mortgages. But U yot1 refl.Daace
before tlae sale, and make nre that mon1a1e ls
ata111Dable, yoa cu probably 1et mo.& of I.be cull
yoa Deed from the reflaudll1. Yoa.r boyer can
thea pvdaue wttb a small eaall clowa paymeat.
Yoa may bave &o take back a secoed mort1a1e '° ftll aay ftuaee gap.
There are tllouanda of home bayen who will
stretch tbelr bvdgeta to bay .a home. The problem
I• tbey don't know bow &o ftll.ance l.belr purcbaae.
Even at today'• blp lnterest rates, U yoa provide
ballt-ln ftnanc:lD1 for a prospective bay er, your
home wtu bave an advan&age over other homes of-
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eustomers praise, PQn new bags
ay M4aTIN SLOAN&
When I wl'CM M\'eraJ moat.be llO about
the lntrodueUon of pluUe carry-out Heu at
the aupermarketi I tiever expected to Neeive
more than 1,000 ett.n from readen volelne
their opinlCllll for or a1a\lltt tbe new bap.
J wu aurprised not only by the volume ot
mail but alao by the 1troq emotiom ez.
pressed by many of the writ.en.
Many readers d.ldn't minee words in ob-
JecUnt to the new pJa1Ue ueka.
"1bey atlnk," wrote oae.
"Tbey are an abomination," wrote
another.
"WJIOEVEK INVENTED THEM should
be tarred and feathered!" wrote Mary Renli·
of Akroa, Ohio. But others expressed the op·
posit.e opinion with equal force ..
''They're terrific," wrote oae.
"Three cheers for the plastic sacks,"
urged another.
One reader went so far u to claim that
they were "heaven sent."
Certain types of shoppers seemed to
favor each type of bag.
THOSE WHOSE CAKS bad s hallow
trunks said that the shorter plastic sacks
were better than the taller paper ones that
' had been crushed by the lids cl their trunks.
Those who walked to the store or wbo
bought only a few items at a time preferred
the plastic bags be<:ause they were easier to
carry. But most of the mail came from readers
who drove to the supermarket and did not
find loaded paper. bags to be too much to ban·
die. A common complaint of these aboppen
was that tbe plaatlc carry-out Ncka feU over
whu placed in their can.
"AS SOON A8 I PVT the plastic bat ln
my car, lt c0Uap1e1, '' wrote Thelma Lempert
of Oak Park, Mlcb. "I have to repack the bae
·before I can brine lt into the house, and when
I put lt on the kitcben ce>Unter, everytbJnt
fall• out acatn! ..
Many ruden complained that my col·
umn didn't mention that one 'ol the bit advan·
taeea of the paper ba11 waa eeoloelcal.
Paper bao. they t><>lnted out. are recyclable,
blodeeracfable and manafactured from a re-
newable aource. "~e we have severe pollution and
waste-disposal problems and since plastic iJ
difficult to dispose of, we should discourage
new utea that unnecessarily add to this
burden," said Pauline Rllk of Red Barut,
N.J .
Many readers said that they bad stopped
sboppin& at their favorite supermarket when
it switched to plastic sack.a. Other readers
wished that supermarkets in their areas used
the new bags. •
The battle lines appear to be drawn. But
must there be winners and loeen in lbe battle
of the bap? Read more about this subject ln
an upcomlna column.
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lor perfection. "You can't expect people to pay
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Attorney claims insurance
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Court Jury hu awarded more
than $100,000 in dama1es to a
Oil supply
W AStuNGTON (AP> -The
nation'• Strateelc Petroleum
Reserve now holds 18 diya
worth ot oil lmport1 wttb
another seven days on order, the
Energy Department says.
Harry A. Jones, deputy asaiJ·
tant secretary In cbaree of the
stockpile~ told a House ap·
proprlation.s aubcommlttee the
admlniatratioo is shooting for a
36·day supply by the end of the
next f18cal year, Sept. 30, 1982.
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supply.
NeWJ>Ort Beach attorney who
cl•lmed an insurance ~ompany
attempted to thwart bl1
representation 0£ t..vo client.s in a
peraOllal injury case.
Tbe award waa made l•te
Tbur~ay to Richard Youna. at·
torney tot two Ohio men wbo
had tiled a lawsuit after beme
Injured in a traffic accident in
Ian Clemente in February lgf6.
Young's attorney, Wylie
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in the trial before Judge John
Flynn that the Personal Service
Insurance Co., of Columbus,
Ob1o, made offers to settle the
cue witb the two accident vie·
tims, despite the fact the case
was in litigation. The insurance compa ny .
Aitken said, told the men they
could avoid paying attorneys
Fluor stock rebound
draws speculators
"It looka like the speculators
are at it again.··
At least that's the opinion of
David McNatt, account ex·
ecutive at Bateman Eichler Hill
Richard's Newport Beach office,
in response to the near-record
587 ,200 shares of Fluor Corp.
stock thatchangPd hands Friday.
Fluor closed up 1 ~ at4-4 .
''A lot or people follow dif.
ferent stocks, and as they drop,
become active buyers." McNatt
said.
"In this case, if they thought
Fluor was a good buy at 50, and
it drops to 42, they enter the
market."
Fluor set its sing le ·day
volume record of 603,300 April 1,
when the company announced
plans to merge with St. Joe
Minerals Corp. or New York. On
that day, Fluor stock plummet·
ed 4 % to close at 46.
"Once you get over that initial
selloff, a technical rebound often
o c c u r s , · ' M c N a-t t s a i d
"Speculators. who think the
stock has bottomed out. become
attracted to it."
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NEW YORK (AP I Interested in
a hot stock -fast moving. lots of volume~
Well. we've got one for you It's a
<'Om mun1t'ations out ht. does a Jot of
research and development in ele<'·
tronics. It's called American
Telephone & Telegraph
Not much of a tip, you might say.
AT&T hasn't sold for more than S66
or less than $39 in the last 15 years.
and its stock chart looks Uke the sur-
face of a pond on a dead calm sum-
mer day. ·
ABOUT the only excitement it ever
creates on Wall Street is when the
company raises its dividend Even
then. if the stock moves as mu<'h as
SJ in any single trading session it's
regarded as a rare event.
Yet, there Telephone was. regular-
ly leading the active list In the past
week, and bouncing around as though
the company had just found a way to
use interferon for long-distance calls.
As of the 4 p.m . close in New York
on Friday. AT&T shares stood at
$54. 75. sporting a S2 :n gain for the
week.
The rest of the stock market didn't
fare quite so well The Dow Jones
average of 30 industnals slipped 6.84
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()il: ?;here's not much teft
Rand Corp,. report says few domestic sources still undiscovered
SANTA 'MONICA (AP> -America
already baa burned moat of the crude
oil It'• ever Ukely to coax from the
ground and what'• left woo't lut more
Ulan a few decides at cunent produc.
don levels. concludes a Rand Corp. re·
port.
"Tiu~ sltuatton ta not 1rlm or
desperate, but it definJtely means
chanaes will have to be made . . . and
we have enou1h oll left to live us time
to make those changes,'' aaJd political
scientlat Richard Nebrina. "But we
can't just alt back and say there'•
nothln1 to worry about anymore."
With the Arab embar10-01J crisis all
but foreotten, some government and in-
dustry specialists suggest vast pools of
oil remain undiscovered in the United
States.
forced to yield more on than expected.
Nehrln1 and Re1lnald Van Driest
worked about three yeara on tbe report
for the U.S. GeolosicaJ Survey and tbe U.S. Encr1y Department. ReleM
Saturday, it analysed 1tatllt.lca1 and
geololic data to forecast the Unlted
States' total domeaUc auppllea ol oU and
natural eas.
WITH THE moat optimlatic project-
ion, Nehrine eaid, "we can prob·
ably leap production up pretty clOH to
current levels <ol about'"' mi.Won bar·
rels a day) for U to 20 yean. After that
we are bound to decline.
"My lowest estimate says production
of oil 20 years from now will be down to
55 to 60 percent of what it is now In W,
country."
Those forecasta assume exploration NEHRING disagrees: "People who and production costs of $40 a barrel, not
have been sayin1 there'• a whole lot counting taxes and royalties. That
still to be discovered are wrong. There 's price, substantially hi1her than current
Nehrina said doJDestic production
peaked about 1"701 decllned steadily un·
W about lV181 when 1t jumped 1U1btly
with Alukan oil, before levelln1 off un·
tll this year, when "preliminary reoorta
1bow it 11 probably be1lnnin1 to d~cllne
1ll1htly .•
But on the bri&ht side, be said, recent
conaervaUoo trench mean "even tbou1h
our dome.Uc production I• decllnlnt, demand wUJ be declinln1 abo. It la not
impouible that imports wil1 continue
droppln1 over the next decade."
The report satd total U.S. productiOQ...._
both past and tuture, probably will be at
least 210 billion barrels of oil and liquid
natural gaa -with a one-in-ten chance
of 285 billion barrels -before the wells
finally run dry, ii prices reach $40 a
barrel
But of Ulat total, 175 billion barrels
are already identified and 140 billion
have been consumed.
not a lot left other than in Alaska and a world rates, is based on 1980 dollars. In
few places offshore ." 10 years, inflation would probably push MOST OF the remaining production,
There aren't many new places left to it near $100 a barrel. Nehrisaid, will come from more in-
look ln the continental United States, In 1979, Americans consumed about tense 'lling to get more oil from exist-
said Nehring, who estimates hall to 18.S million barrels of oil each day -ing fiel . "That costs you more, but at
two-thirds of new oil will come from some 6.8 billion barrels a year -and higher prices it's worth it."
Alaska. imported roughly 40 percent of it. The Abou~ the only promising region for ,.., • ........_
He said in an interview that most of report by the private think tank did not new di$coveries is Alaska, where the SPLASH!_ A trio of youths enjoys warm afternoon in Beloit, Wis.,
the country's future production will consider oil or 1as produced from such 10.7 billion barrels of known reserves tossing rocks into creek near municipal golf course. The boys are,
come from existing oil fields that, with unconventional sources as oil shale or will alm0$t certainly double and may from left. Joe Gornellier, Cory Miller and Trey Taylor.
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I ~ ...... AOV[AJIS(O I MEACHANOIS[ POLICY. Strike
violence
• nses
By the Associated Press
The coal industry's
top representative ex-
pressed doubt Saturday
that talks set to begin
this week \\ith the Unit-
ed Mine Workers will
end qu.ickJy a strike by
160,000 union miners.
The gloomy prediction
came amid reports of
violence in the Eastern
coal fields, including a
shooting attack on UM W
pickets in Kentucky and
an attack at a non-union
mine in Ohio.
8 . R. Brown , head
n e g otiator for the
Bituminou s Coal
Ope rators Association,
said he was "not op·
timistic" that talks with
the UMW would bring a
quick solution lo the
17-day-old strike. UMW
officials had announced
late Friday th at the
BCOA had agreed to re-
s ume talk s in
Washington on Tuesday.
In the coal fields, Ken·
lucky state police said
shots were fired from a
passing vehicle at a line
of U MW pickets at a
Chessie System railway
yard at Shelbiana, Ky .
No one was injured in
Friday's attack. state
troopers said.
A SHOT was fired into
an office trailer al a
non -union mine in
eastem Ohio, according
to Belmont County
Sheriff's Deputy Mike
Clark. The building . at
the Ohi.o Coal and
Construction Co. was set
ablaze with a flammable
liquj_d and partially
damaged, Clark said.
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Vtr1inia, hail from central Ap-
palachia, a rugged land of steep
· blhs and narrow, winding
~hollows. Wh en they finisheq
1'1.f!hool, the region was perhaps ~ tbe most impoverished and
~ depressed place in the United
f Statea. I
.. More than 350,000 Appalachian
coal miners lost their Jobs dur-
ihg the late 1940s and early
1950s, because of industry
mechanization and the switch
ftom coal to oll and natural gas.
For the people of Appalachia,
'DIVERSIFY OR STARVE'
Author Harry Caudill
and especially those in the
coalfields of West Virginia,
western Pennsylvania, eastern
Kentucky and southwestern
Virginia. the changes meant
economic disaster.
Those who could fled to so-
c a lled Appalachian ghettos in
cities s uc h as Baltimore,
.Cleveland, Chicago and Detroit,
where -as the lyrics to a
·popular song went -"by day I
make the cars and by night I
. make the bars."
~ MANY WHO remained in the
hills lived in rickety shanties,
scraping by on the federal gov-
ernment's monthly handouts of
cheese, lard and beans.
Hunger was widespread in Ap-
. palachia back then, and the re-
gion lagged woefully in areas
such as health care, housin g and
highways.
This was the Appalachia that
John Kennedy found when be
c;ampaigned in West Virginia
'during the 1960 presidential
· primary. He was shocked by the
·.ramshackle houses, the broken
: rnen and women and the un-;: .
demourisbed children.
So were the reporters who ac-
companied him and gave the
rest of the nation a close-up of
the squalor they found.
Kennedy's experiences ln Ap-
palachia and the nation'•
stricken conscience led, two
years later, to creation of the
federal food stamp pro1raiu.
The "War on Poverty," which
Lyndon Johnson would pursue so
vlcorously alter Kennedy's as-
sassination, had begun.
Now, some lS years ,
thousands of volunteers and
billions of dollars later, the out·
come of that "war," like that of
America's military effort in
Southeast Asia duriftl the same
period, is still a controvenlaJ
subject in central Appalachia.
Karen Mulloy, one of the early
volunteers, says the poverty and
despair sh e round remains
etched in her memory. But once
she got over her first im·
pressions she was amazed by
the strength and determination
of some of the residents of the
Kentucky hamlet where she
worked. ·
"ONE WOMAN, Edith
Easterling, still stands out in my
mind. She's the wife of a dis-
abled coal miner. They live at
Poorbottom, on Ma rrowbone
Creek, and I learned a lot from
them.
"Edith became a community
leader. I remember her flS being
particularly outspoken ill a fight
against the s trip miners whose
operations were threatening the
homes of the people along the
creek."
Ms. Mulloy also remembers
that local officials usually were
cooperative at first but changed
once the coal camp residents she
helped organize began demand·
ing a greater s hare of govern-
ment services.
"It was just like the civil
ri g hts movem e nt in that
respect," she says. "Everything
would be fin e as long as you
stayed on 'safe' s ubjects.
"BUT ONCE you started dis·
cussing things s uch as why the
courthouse people had a ll the
power, then they'd start accus·
ing you of coming in and stirring
up the people."
Larry Hamrick had some
simi lar experien ces al
Williamson, when the Office of
Economic OpportunHy was
cranking up in the area. .,
"Year s ago we were con-
sidered a threat by the local
politicians." says Hamrick, a
MingtS' County native who now
heads its community action pro-
grams.
'·But once they began to see
the effect our programs were
having, and after they began to
r ealize that these programs not
only help everybody but also
bring S2 million a year into the
county. things began to change.
"NOW WE HAVE an exceUent
working relationship with the
county officials; there's been a
complete turnaround."
Today, Hamrick points with
pride to the county's manpower
training program , its 15
Headstart cente rs, and its
nutritional and dental pro-
grams for senior citizens,
among others.
"We started with $18,000 in
. '
Oran e Coast DAil Y PflOT/SUnday.
M E C
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. r~. verett a16UUU with four of seven children posed in their shacic in 1965. Did war on poverty's
billions of dollars, thou.sands of volunteers improve Life in Appalachia?
funding back in the '60s," he says Hannah, who once worked ·'I liked it pretty well in
says. "Now, we've got a $4 for Hamrick and now operates a Columbus. but [ was l\lways
million-a-year operation and successful restaurant that was homesick," recalls Duty, who
we're the lh.ird largest employer started as a federalJy-funded now works for the Mingo County
in the county, with 400 to 500 project. "I'm ashamed to say I poverty program, upgrading
employees and up to 1,000 in the ever had anything to do with substandard housing.
summer." those people." "I've run into quite a few
HAMRICK SAYS he feels his
program has helped stabili1e
Mingo County's economy, which.
like other Appalachian coalfield
communities, historically has
been d ep e ndent upon the
vagaries or the coal industry.
Hannah disagrees, however .
He feels ope rations such as
Hamrick's are proof that the
local poverty programs have
become part of the problem
rather than the solution.
"It's just another arm or the
government bureaucracy now,"
who· ve come back from 'the TOM GISH IS the editor of The cities since we cam e home.
Mountain Eagle, a crusading There's definitely better housing w ee kly new s pap e r a l Whitesburg, Ky., on the Ken-and more jobs here than when I
lucky-Virginia border. He says left. but things are still tough."
he thinks the poverty program Duty's paycheck comes, at ·
was taken over by Appalachia ·s least indirectly. from the federal
local politicians years ago, with government. Private sector jobs
deleteriousresults. a r e scarce in central Ap·
·'They've changed the pro-palachia, where thousands of
gram's thrust from social action coal miners currently are out of
to sociaJ service," he says. "Oh, work.
they continue to d o som e
worthwhile things in som e
cases, but the advocacy that was
the original intent has been , by
and large, coerced and cor ·
rupted."
Gish and other critics or the
poverty pro1ram are quick to
concede, however , that Ap·
palachla's poor are far better off
than they we re before the
federal government turned its
attention to the area.
"TODAY, THE average kid
·around here usually aims at
finishing high school, instead of
grade s chool," Gish says.
However, the area still lags
behind the rest of the country,
with a high school dropout rate
of 31.5 percent, compared with
27 percent nationwide.
While some progress bas been
real!zed ln the fi1ht against pov·
erty, the region ls still ·one of the
poorest in the oaUon.
·According to the ARC, nearly
a third of Appalacbla'e residents
were below the poverty level in
.1965. Now, the agency aaya, 2.8
million, or 15 percent of all Ap-
palachians, are mired ln pov-
·erty.
AS A RESULT, m any families
once again have drifted back to
food stamps and welfare checks.
On the other hand, mansions
ba\oe 1prun1 up on many of the
hllla, built primarily by wealthy
coal operators, especially thoee
who operate atrlp mlnea.
Harry Caudlll and Charles
DISalvo are familiar with both
the mansions and the check days
of Appalachia.
The two men, both students o(
the region, say that while the
war on poverty may have im·
~roved the quality of life in AP·
palachia, they feel the long term
price was too hiah.
"The governmental benefit
programs have turned some
Darts of Appalac hia into a
welfare reservation," said
DiSalvo, a West Virginia
University law school instructor
who spent four years in eastern
Kentucky as a poverty lawyer.
"INSTEAD OF providing peo·
pie with meaningful work, the
government has thrown them a
sop and they've come to depend
on it. I don't think the liberal
SQcial change movement has re·
ally come to grips with this."
Caudill Is a noted Kentucky
author whose works. including
"Night Comes to the Cum-
b e r I a nd s," offer mu c h
sociological insight into the re-
gion .
.. A major effect of the federal
government's efforts over the
past 15 years has been to build
some much-needed r oads and
vocational schools," says the
former Whitesburg attorney who
now teaches at the University of
Kentucky.
"BUT THE MAIN effect has
been to lock our people into a de-
pendency on welfare. In many of
the s mall towns and isolated
hollows, it's a case of starve or
draw welfare checks "
Caudill says he feels the pov·
erty program's great shortcom·
ing probably has been its failure
to help create an economy less
dependent on coal.
"We need desperat ely to diversify.·· he says. "Take
Japan's piano industry, for in
stance. At the end of World War
JI neither Japan nor Appalachia
had any piano factories. Now,
Japan is the world's leading ..
piano produce r . u s ing Ap-
palachian hardwoods .··
CAUDILL ALSO says he
thinks the area will rrever
truly prosper until the out-of.
slate corporations with vast
holdings in Appalachia iare
made to pay more equitable
taxes.
Edith Easterling, the miner's
wife from Poorbottom . says
she's grateful for the war on
poverty and for the idealistic
young people it brought to the
region, many of whom have
married and s t ayed in Ap-
palachia.
"I wouldn 't take all you could
ca rry in money f or the
knowledge and education those
young people h avt given me
and our community," she says.
"THEY AWAKENED us and
helped us to understand that we
could speak out, without fear,
about conditions we had always
taken for granted.
"I know we've still got a long
way to go here in Appalachia.
but we've come a long way s ince
the early 1960s."
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·FINANCING
Prestigious home. local·
ed in Mesa Verde on a
quiet tree·lined street 4
huge bdrms. 2 baths.
family room, fireplace.
country kitchen, lus h
landscaping. Financing
available at 12\'-i ';<
Priced Sl 74,900. Don 't
wait. call 546-2313
THE REAL ESTATERS
10°/oDOWN
Laurel Pt townhome,
pool, spa, perfect condi·
lion, Move in today. Call
iiill
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Ownerw•c~
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C·2LOT
for sale in San Clemente.
8000 sq fl. As king
$165.000
671-1111
IEAUTIFUUY
REFURllSHED
4 bdrm home in good
location with a com·
pletely remodeled
kitchen. new paint. new 3 Bdrm CliH Haven
beauty. Owner will con-
sider all reasonable of·
fers. 2 SPAS. one indoor,
one o u tdoor. 2 fireplaces, used brick
entertainers pool area.
Cabana, fire ring, view
Saddleback Mountains,
Fashion Island. lights.
Newly remodeled, new ---
kitchen. Call today for STOP appOintment.
J; DREAMING!
Let 1t happen 9'7, as-
sumable loan 3 br, fam
SEA COVE rm, l3• ba. Try wrap
l o a n < 8 0 •;; L T V > . PROPERTIES Spacious h v area +
714 631 6990 huge rear yrd w/blfl __ • __ • _ _ spa. Walk to community
HOME pool & tennis. Home
warranty + upgrades!
IN THE LAKES 545-9491
$81,SOO. Beautiful single ~ .... lee
story condominium, de-
corated in earthtones REAL ~ATE
and woods. E"cellent ---------
location. Close to pool,
spa, tennis courts, shop-
ping, schools. etc. Love-
1 y lush p <i rk ·like
landscap~d com ·
munituy. Great for busy executive. Call 7~·1700
THE REAL ESTATERS
••• LHMiler
117 Pinest.one
Irvine
You a re the winner o(
2 tr..flcbh
CS14 Value), to
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T ickets must be ex· ... .a.ME YOUR changed for reserved "~ seats -at the convent.ion DOWN center ahead of time.
3 Bd 2 Ba, garden patio Call 642-5678, ext. 272 to
h o m e 1 pr Ide of claim your tickets.
ownership, lowest price, • • •
all upgrades. Call Tim ----
Rhone 631-1266
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Sell with EASE!
Jt's a BREEZE
CJ asslfied Ada 642-5678
WATERFRONT
CONDOS
Huntingt.oo Harbour
Purchase w/5% dn. on fantastic terms. Brand
new, cpt'd, draped. ON
WATER, guarded gate
entrf, views. 2 car gar. Po<> 4r tennis. 2 & 3
BDRM AVAIL JMMEO.
From $299,000. Call
7141556-9600.
OCIMROMT
2 Bdr~!.t 2 ba, unfum.
New. N:>U yrly.
IAYFllOHT 3 Bdrm, 1 ba, unfum.
Mint cond. tl50 yrly.
CHAMH&ROMT
·STARTING
3 Bdrm, 2 ba, unfum.
f15oYrly.
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Call the experts at the
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9fl3.Cll67
LAND
SI 0.55 PR FT
Prime M-1. appro".
60,000 sq. ft . Seller will
carry financing at belo~
market rates. Call
751-3191
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Decorators dream,
Balboa Isle. Sl,600,000.
OCEAHRONTS
Sl,200,000. Peninsula
Point, magnlricent view
4Br, 38r, custom home
$500,000, 38r, 2Ba.
bachelor. owe.
PENINSULA POINT
TRMUX
Great owners unit, 3Br,
3Ba & <3Br, 2Ba·2Br,
lBa).
IEACHHOUSE
Get a group of 2 or 3
friends together and buy
this cute beach house for
only Sl7S,OOO.
UHITS
6 Units N.B. Penin
6 UultsC.M.
8 Units'N.B. Penin
Owners will finance
COSTA MESA
COHDO
3Br, 2Ba and all for only
$126,950.
HEW PORT SHORES
3Br, 2Ua. 2 frplcs.
$137,000. C reative
financing avail.
COMDOSIH
HAWAII
Maui and Kauai Condos.
Will exchange for units.
co dos etc.
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HMMtforS.
\ Exquisitely upgraded Monaco on
golf course. 3 Br formal dining fam
room, assumable loans. Submit all
offers, asking $.575,000.
I t
HARIOR RI~
Beautiful customii.ed La Tremont
plan on view lot. 4 Br + den, park,
parquet floors, spa. $730,000. owe
$500,000 at 13~%.
SPY•LASS SPICTACU' Al Dramatic ocean, harbor and nite lite
views. Exquisitely upgraded 4
bedroom with beautiful den, 2
fireplacesi covered patios $625,000. Owner wil carry.
714 / 760-9333
BAYFRONT LIDO ISLE
Enjoy "sunsets supreme" in this 4
bdrm, 4 bath home. Would you believe
75' of bayfront plus pool, deck, patio.
Pier & float for large boat.
BAYFRONT HOME PIER & SLIP
Charming Balboa Isle Bayfront home.
New construction with outstanding
d'e tail. Call now for a personal
preview of this lovely home.
OCEAN VIEW DUPLEX
Drastic reduction on brand new
Balboa duplex. 1st owners 200%
depreciation. Great rental area. 100
feel from beach. Large 3 bdrm, 3 bath
plus 2 bdrm, 2 bath. Owner will assist
in financing $425.000.
AWARD WINNING HOME
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
2750 sq. ft. contemporary Lido Isle
home. 3 bedroom, 4 bath plus study. 3
car garage. Street to street location.
WALTON'S
MOUNTAIN
Newly carpeted on radiantly heated
IA YROHT ._..floors. 2 patios. 224 Genoa. $695,000. OPEH SUHDA Y I ·5 ~
22 miles from San Juan
Capis trano in nat'I
forest. Quality 3 Bdrm
home. Sale or trade.
Rick Averill Doheny
Really 661·7~
38 lolboa CoYes
BOAT SLJP·SANDY
BEACH + large 3 bdrm
& den. 2 hath home &
much more' SS2S,000'
Owner I Agent 673-9187.
OCEAHROHT Choice comer duple" 3
COMMBCIAL bdrm. 2 bath up 2 bdrm.
PROPERTY 2 bath down. Can con
Tired of selling houses 7 vert to a larger home.
days a week? We need SELLER WILL HELP
one licensee to learn the FINANCE! S895,000!
skills to manage & lolboalayProp.
broker commercial real R.alton
estate. Income from 67r:7060
mgmt wh.ile you learn. 1~~~·~~-~~~·~~ Super benefits; Ufe in· 1~
s urance ; health in·
surance. & dental plan.
Contact Km, 675-6700.
GIANTFIXB
Sl0,000 below market.
No qual. S30,000 dwn.
11200/mo. SM-8171.
INVEST IN LOCATION
Sharp 2 bedroom condo in Mesa
Verde, Priced to sell at $98,500.
Call Anne Mccasland 631-1266
FORECLOSURE N.I.
4br, FR, new kit., carpet, drapes,
$25 000 dn. Asking $28.5,000 Only ~ days left. Bob & Dovie Koop
HHITAGEPAU
HIGH ASSUMAILE
3bdrm, l1h bth condo near~p_ark,
pool schools & s hopring. $77,600
1st T.D. $106,900 tota investment
Jerry Jones
OWNER WILL AMANCI
Westcliff charmer 4 Bdrm + den on poolsized lot. Call Harry
Frederick to view.
ST AIMED &LASS CHATIAU
Sensational 3br, 2'1il ba condo in
Fountain ValleyJ New ca~t1 ceramic tile and IOllds <1 stainea 1Iass. $112,000. Call Anne
McCasJand 631-1266
HUMTIM6TOM IMCH
4PLD
All units are 2bedl'OOl1) iblth -good rents, no vacancy factor. Price $185,000 Loan ls auumable. Anne M cCaala.dd 831-1281 .
SOLID GOLD INVESTMENT
90 feet of waterfront commercial.
Balboa Island. Room for 10 boats.
$2,500,000.
BRAND NEW AND
NEAR THE WATER TOO!
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
New duplex, BaJboa Peninsula, ocean
view from upper unit. Owner wilJ
accept smaller home as part trade.
RARE OPPORTUNITY ON LIDO
$50,000 REDUCTION
This 4 bedroom newly finished home
offers truly s pacious living in
traditional elegance on beautiful Lido
I sle. Seeing is believing this
exceptional value. Call now! ,,... ,..t. .. 1 ... ..ti .......... ...
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673-7300
l J,· ,·VIA LIDO NFWPORT BEACh
MAGMIFtCEMT WA1B V.W
Original Bluffs 3 bdrm, 21Aa bath.
Owner will carry 1st T .D.
Submit.
2017 VISTA CAUDAL
OPEN TODAY 1·5
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2712 IA YSMOB •M
IAYIHOllS
\ OPIM SUM l·I Prime Bayfront. Forty-tnoot
"'°'1tage, Pier & Dock In ~elusive
(
Security Gated Community. Lovely
bo·Room Master Suite With
' Fireplace. Plus Four Bedrooms,
Bonus Room & Oen. Stepdown
Li ving Room With Ten -Foot
1 Ceiling. Spacious Dining Area With I Wet Bar. Truly Gorgeous View Of
1 l atands & Channels. Ao Extra
Large Front Patio & Deck. Owner
Wa nts This Home Sold Now.
$1,450,000.
542 VISTA C.UMDI
ILUFFS
OPEH SUM 1·5
Expanded "E" Plan. Lovely Turf
Courtyard Entrance. End Unit .
T hree Bedrooms Plus Large
Family Room. Eatin& Area In
Kitchen. Master Suite With Extra
C losets . Three Patios For
Indoor-Outdoor Living. St.or age
Galore. Great Financing. Large
Apumable Loan. Come See Reaftor.
$264.900. A "Joy Of Newport"
Listing.
22 ARIOUS
RAMCHO SAM JOA9UIM
OPEM SUM 1·5
Lovely End Unit. Two.Level
Townhouse On Golf Course. Two
Bedrooms, 2'h Baths. Step-Down
Conversation Area With Wet Bar.
Beautiful New Camel Color Carpet.
Parquet Kitchen Floor & Entry.
Reduced To $187 ,000.
1 35 AMIGOS WAY, #15
liSTILUff
OPEN SUH 1·5
Former Model With View Of Big
Canyon. Three Bedrooms Plus
Convertible Den. 2'12 Baths. Wet
Bar . Intercom . Lovely
Appointment s Throughout .
Community Pool. Best Value In
Area. Listed Under $200,000. A "Joy
Of Newport" Listing.
1100 PORT CARLOW
HA•IOR VIEW HOMES
OfllEH SUH 1·5
Outstanding Montego On Fee Land.
Corner Location. Secluded Yard
With Spa . Beautiful Lush
Landscaping. Night Light View Of
Fashion Island & Big Canyon.
Owner Motivated. $295,000.
14 MORRO IAY
SPYGLASS
OfllEM SUM 1-S
Two Stories Of Excellence. Sunken Living Room With Fireplace &
Beam Vaulted Ceiling. Large
Family Room, Full Length Hearth,
Wet Bar. Plus A Huge Bon~ Room.
Sellers Will Assist In Financing.
Pool Size Lot. Asking $.56.5,500. A
"Joy Of Newport" Listing.
OUTST AHDIMG IA YFROMT HOME
Lovely Custom· Built Home On
Promontory Bay. Living Room,
Formal Dining Room, Den /Library.
Spacious Master Bedroom
Overlooking Bay Has Fireplace &
Luxuriously Appointed Bath. Three
Other Bedrooms & Maid's Room &
Bath. Pier & Slip For Large Yacht.
$1,850,000.
llG CAMYOH CUSTOM HOME
Overlooking 18th Fairway.
Outstanding Custom-Built Home.
Epltomy Of Understated
Elegance. In The Family Wing
There Are Four Large Bedrooms,
Each With A Bath; Master Has A
Fireplace, Two Large Walk-In
Closets, French Doors Opening To
A Brick Terrace. Formal Dining,
Gourmet Kitchen, BonU5 Room
With Bath, Plus Maid's Quarters.
Call For Appointment. $2,200,000.
DUPLEX. SAM Cu.efn Super Buy. Upstairs Unit With
Three Bedroom s . Peek-A-Boo
Ocean View. Wet Bar. Living Room With Fireplace. Cathedral
•Ceilings. Wrap-Around Patio.
.Spacious Downstairs Unit With
1\vo Bedrooms, Living Room Yfith
fireplace. Laundry Facilities.
Good Income. Priced At $195,000.
LIDO ISi.i
Euy Financing . Near Community
Beaches, Club house & Tennis.
Large Qu iet Corner Lot With
adiUona l Thr ee Bedrooms, Plus
reat'Ouest Quarters With Bath & ~, Or Bllllard Size RecreaUon Room. Beautiful Lanclacaped
•Lanai & P atlo. Expandable Lot. ,090.
LUXUIY CC*DO
onv,n lent L o cation. Two
Bedrooms Two Batbt. Plush
Ca,;_peta. Plant ation Shutters.
l_llJhtt. Top $ecurit)'.i Lock Up
.Leave When You Wish. Only ,ooo. Larae Aatwnable sio~~ ._...._ ........ Truat Dffd. \
IASTSIDI COSTA ~ Channing 2
story condo w l)rg fenced rear yard. 2
spacious Br. 1 lr't ba. perfect for young
family. 2424 SANTA ANA, C-104, C.M.
$108,500.
PIMIMSULA POIMT. New luxury honie
just completed. 4 Br, incl. master
suite w /fireplace retreat. Huge
walk-in closet~ security system, all
amenities. 1504 MIRAMAR. -=.ooo.
NICI SLASHIDI Waterlront w/boat
dock. Estate sale. 3 Br & study plus 1
Br rental. Must sell. Below appraisal
at $399,500.
HUHTIHGTOM HAalOUR.102' on water!
Exquisite 4 Br w /spac. f am. rm., dock
for 60' yacht, can be increased to
accom. 96'. Fantastic water view!
Just listed . an office exclusive
$1,175,000.
LIDO ISLE. Corner lot w /so. patio.
Charming 2 Br & den, some bay view!
Just listed at $435,000.
UDO ISLE. Sophisticated 3 BR home
W/spacious liv . r m., formal din. rm.,
gourmet kitchen overlooking sunny
So. patio. $425,000.
D A V 1 D S 0 N n E A L TY I NC.
JI 'b r-.,,, .... ,,. • ~ • · '. ' 6 73 9060
HEW EXCLUSIVE SPYGLASS USTIHG
This beautiful 6 bedroom house is
the crown jewel or Spyglass Hill.
Decorated in a traditional style, it
features elegant wallpapers,
window coverings, carpet, and
wood flooring . You can enjoy the
spectacular ocean view rrom the
kitchen, family room, living room,
or master suite and from the
custom pool and spa in the
elegantly landscaped back yard.
$925,000.
COUNTRY ENGLISH HO.._
HARIOR RIDGl
Custom quality and features are
abundant in this 5 bedroom family
home located on the top street in
Harbor Ridge. Buyers choice of
fixtures , flooring carpets and
appliances. In addition to 5
bedrooms, this home features
family room, library, pool and spa.
Call to see site and plans.
LIDO fll ARK HI-RISE
This large 1 bedroom luxury
condominium is in a security
building near Lido Isle. Featuring a
view of the bay to the ocean, boat
slip availability, and pool. this
home is well priced at $269,000.
Open Sun 1·5. Dial 012 on the house
phone. 611 Lido Park Drive.
IEAUTIFUL IA Y VIEW
This spacious three bedroom home
with formal dining room features
well coordinated use of woods ,
quarry tile, and french doors
throughout. Enjoy the pleasures of
a sparkling pool in the sun
drenched privacy of your back
yard. $345,000. Open Sun 1·5. 1120
Goldenrod, Corona del Mar.
OWHIR WILL CARRY
Beautiful 3 bedroom Newport
Beach home with large· lot, spa,
trench doors, oak cabinetry and
lovely landscaping. Realistically
priced at $285,000 fee. Open Sunday
l ·S. 1212 Berkshire -Westcliff
area.
ANXIOUS OWta-VERY FLIXllLI 1IAMS
Waterfront condo with a beautiful
main bay view and boat slip availability. Excellent financing with low down payment, this is the
lowest ptice main bay J>~rtY in town. 2 bedroom, 2 biltfls. $335,000.
srY•LA.SS ......
This un ique PortalJl()Uth boasts a
secluded custom ~ spa and
private courtyard. In tioo to the
three bedrooms. and two baths,
there are ct.tached ,-uest quarters,
a.tendecl lh1na room end custo m futu.rea not found 1n any other
bome lo t he area. Offered for •,soo.
LAU AllOWHMD llTA11
e'fOO aq .ft. En1llah T\ldor 5
bedrooml, 8~ batha, ·~ sauna, aoo ft on the Jake, lellded glau,
wood noon, oak ~ dOuble
dock. boat , 1ated colll'niuldty -
n erythlna i ... aatnable. 11,500,000 ... OWner 1'(0 fiDance.
.~~MMD
/
MST IA YNONT Y A&.UIJ 'Jbe price of
$1,350,000 for a waterfront home
includes : • Pier & slip to accommodate up to a
55' boat
• Brand new 3 BR home * Sandy Beach
• Harbor & night light views
• Landscape, 2 patios & fence
• Intercom1 security system
•You own the land!
We have FOUR of these homes -by
appointment only. The time to buy
waterfront is now! Beverly
Morphy /Jane Paquin 6'2·8325. (E-73)
B..ponhlieh
901 Dever Drive H&rbor View Cent.er
642-82:$6 644 .62()()
'/jaclibnum .Au,..
South Bayfront, Balboa Island. 3 bdrm,
3 baths, den . Shared pier. Xlnl
financing. $1 ,400,000.
RUMBOLD
REALTY
INVESTME NTS
marine avenue
balboa islan d 675-4822
Pete Barrett Realty
presen ts
OVER OME HALF AC~ LISTING
Rolling green lawns, seclusion and
lushly beautiful gardens surround
this older 4 Bdrm home. One of a
ki nd opportunity -first time. offered. Call Ken Knight for details.
PRICE REOUCTIOM
Bright and sunny Newport Heights
home on spacious corner lot.
Recently redecorated in earthtones, with paneling and ~reenhouse
window. Fireplace Clanked by
bookcas~s . Family ready to move.
MO T111ffll An .. Ml 0,.. S... 1·5
WISTCLlff CUSTOM
Cathedr al ceiling in sWlken ti ving
room. Formal dining room, family
room plus rumpus room. Master
suite has private study .a nd
fireplace . 3 additional bdrms.
Owner offers excellent financing!
920 NotffltC)laGlll, Ml Opell S... 1·5
OME STORY COHDO!!!
Beautiful 2 Bdrm 2 bath in quiet
secluded area. Owner may help
finance. A Cape Series Home .
427 Gloucestet", CM 0,... S. 1·5
CAREFREE fllOOLSIDE LIV1HG
Lovely Cliff Haven hide-a·way. 3
Bdrms, family room. 4 baths with
outside entrance to one for pool.
Great location. See it today.
511 Cliff Dr., Ml 0,... S. 1·5
IALIOA PEHIMSULA POIMT
Two story ceilings enhance
contemporary desi61}. Wood and
glass blend into an ideal home for
Newport living. 3 Bdr~. family
room, formal dining room. Ste~ from the bay and beach. You will
want this at first sight.
DOVER SHORES ESTA.Tl
Priced right-Almost 11s acre, lots
of used brick. Large living and dining rooms, coz~ den. Marvelous
custom lanai with fit"epit and
barbecue and spa. $425,000. Call
Ann Peters.
SINGLE FA.MIL Y HOME
Energy saving breezes ~ntribute to livmg in comfort in this 3 Bdr m
home. Situated on .quiet cul del sac
.in excellent Westside locale.
IA&.IOA ISLAMD DUPLIX
Front apartment with fireplace and
mini view of the bay. Plus, large
modern 3 Bdrm 2 bath apartment.
Xlnt financing, name your ter~.
IACIC IA Y IAIGAIN
$116,500 buya clean. well kept 3
Bdrm 2 bath h ome. Newl y
upgraded kitchen and baths. nice
renced yard. See it today!
wooo1110•1 ca• Irvine Condo near pools, tennis and
shopping. 2 .Bdrm 1tarter home, or
fme investment. $107,500.
REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949
OPIN SIMA Y I ·I
ICOMI WITH us ... TO UDO PARK. LUXURJOUS TWO-,,
REDROOM AND DEN CONDO ON THE BAY. DRAMATICALLY
DECORATED BY LOIS HARDING JNTERJORS. THE SIT DOWN
VJEW FROM THE LIVING ROOM IS REFRESHING .. AND THE
.VJEW FROM THE BALCONY IS FANTASTIC MODERN
ELEVATOR SERVICE. COMPLETE SECURITY SYSTEM. PIER
AND SLIP AVAILABLE .. SEE BRIAN SCHOFFNER. 1
633 LIDO PA•K DRIVE. F-2 .................... SU0,000
COME WITH US •.. TO DOVER SHO•H. IMPRESSIVE FIVE
BEDROOM HOME. UPPER BAY VIEW IS ENJOYED FROM MOST OF
THE HOME .. ESPECIALLY THE MASTER BEDROOM . FORMAL
DINING AND FAMILY ROOMS. SPARKLING POOL. FEE LAND .NOO'
LEASEHOLD. OWNER WILL HELP FINANC E SEE BARBARA
ARMSTRONG OR TOM GUY.
1142 GALAXY DRIVE .............................. $665,000
COME WITH US ... TO DOVER SHO•ES. DJSTINCTIVELY
DIFFERENT FOUR BEDROOM HOME THE DINING, LIVING AND
BEDROOM AREAS ARE F..ASILY ACCESSIBLE FROM THE UNIQUE
GALLERY. BOTH THE DINING AND LIVING AREAS OVERLOOK THE
POOL AND SPA .. ALSO TifE UPPER BAY AND NIGHT LIGHTS .. SEE
RONNIE MARAVICH OR SUSAN FROST
2106 SANTIAGO DRIVE ............................ $559,000
COME WITH US ... TO IAYCREST JUST LISTED, EXCLUSIVELY.
FIVE BEDROOM CUSTOM BUILT HOME. FIRST IMPRESSION FROM
TifE CURB SUGGESTS QUALITY .AND THE IMPRESSION IMPROVES
AS YOU PROCEED THROUGH THE HUGE LIVING ROOM AND
SPACIOUS BEDROOMS. ISLAND TYPE GOURMET KITCHEN HUGE LCYI' WITH BADMINTON COURT SEE MARGE WOLFE OR SALLY
NETTEL.
1818 GLEHWOOD LANE ............................ $495,000
COME WITH US ... TO WESTCUFF. STUNNING FOUR BEDROOM
HOME. LOVELY COUNTRY KITCHEN WITH OAK CABINETS ALL
NEW APPLIANCES BUTCHER BLOCK NEW CARPETS
THROUGHOUT. CUSTOM DRAPES AND WALLPAPER DOUBLE
f"JREPLACE. POOL S IZE YARD SEE DOTTIE AUSTERO
11 12 NOTTINGHAM .•...•.....•..•..••.•.•.•......• $ 330,000
COME WITH US ... TO IAYCREST. ATTRACTIVE THREE
BEDROOM HOME CATHEDRAL CEILINGS IN LIVING AND DlNING
ROOMS. OAK PLANK FLOORING COZY FIREPLACE. HUGE
COVERED PATIO POOL SIZE YARD. OWNER MOTIVATED. MAKE
OFFER .. SEE GAYLE AMATO OR ALLAN MINOR
. 2039 SHIPW A Y LAME ••...•.••••..••..•..•...•....• S l 1 0,000
COME WITH US ... TO LAGUNA IEACH. PANORAMIC OCEAN
VI EW. POTENTIALLY ONE Of LAGUNA'S MOST CHARMING
PROPERTIES . TWO BEDROOMS. DINING ROOM . TWO
f"JREPLACES .. SEE CARLYN STEINER OR JANE MINSKOFF.
161 HILLCREST DRIVE .......•.••••••.•.......••.••• $ 219 ,000
COME WITH US ... TO DOVER SHORES. SUBSTANTIAL FOUR
BEDROOM HOME. WELL MAINTAINED, BOTH INSIDE AND OUT.
ALL ROOMS ARE SPACIOUS INCLUDING . DINING AND FAMILY
ROOMS. lNSPIRING UPPER BAY VIEW. SEE ELAlNE SVEDEEN OR
DORIS BROWN.
2130 SANTIAGO DRIVE •.••.......•....••....•..••. $249 ,500
EXTRA SPECIAL .. .AUmN. TEXAS. 3300 SQ. FT. INDUSTRIAL
BUILDING ON SOUTH EAST STDE. WAREHOUSE A-ND SIXTEEN AlR
CONDITIONED OFFICE SPACF.S. EXCELLENT INCOME. STABLE
TENANTS.
PRICE REDUCED TO .............................. SH0,000
SUBMIT OFFERS. OWNER WILL HELP FINANCE.
''DESPERATE" HEEO Hor IE AH UGLY WORD. "DESPERATE''
IN THIS CASE COULD BE A BEAUTIFUL WORD. SELLERS WILL ADAPT THE SALE OF THESE CONDOMINIUMS. <ONE UNIT OR SIX$>
TO YOUR ABILITY TO PAY ' NEW. TWO AND THREE BEDROOM
UNITS. FIREPLACES. TWO BATHS EACH BAY VIEW .. SEE !RENE
LOUDON. 215 OLD NEWPORT ILVD ..... OPEN 1-4 ..... START $149,500
1617 WESTCLIFF DRIVE 631-7300
CASA DEL RIO
leoutiful t'Ww Condos
Xlnt terms. 13% interest
for J years 12132 Ed·
Inger close lo Harbor
Blvd.
OPEN WEEKENDS l·S
641-1991 , agt.
I Ml to OH RAMP
3 bdrm. 2 ba mobile on
.22 fen ced acre .
equipped with Dutch·
type garage which is
finished upstairs. $62,500
asking price with 9o/c as·
sum . mortgage of
S33,700.
Lk ElsMore RJty
(714)678-2162
SUNSET BLUFFS
2157 flloclftc An., Co•Mna
IOff Vlcton. Mar lnl aldlu stJ
10 OCIAM VIEW SIHGLE LEVEL
CONDOS A.HD 4 CHOICE Z STORY
COMDOS AV AILAILE. SECURITY
GATE GUARDED COMMUNITY.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPAHCY. PRICED
AtOM $129,500 TO $155,700. NICES
YOU'LL MIVER SH A.GA.JM!
OPEN SUH 1·5
541-9572 'roted ......
Jiff lllHY, REALTOR
~02 Mewport llYcl., Ml wpori leoclt
675-911 I 24 HOua
"'' MORE
SPENDABLE INCOME • • •
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EXPENSES and MAXl MIZF.S RETAINED INCOME!
Our brokers & associates tell us they have increased their net income 70-80%. Many have DOUBLED and TRIPLED
their previoua income levels in their FIRST YEARI
ReaervaUons & appllcatlons now being acoeoted from
qualified experienced associates. THE SWITCH lS ON TO 111E REAL ESTATE MAXIMUM CONCEPT!
FOR YOUR CONFID ENTIAL INTERVIEW CALL :
BOB LlCATA-BROKJtR/OWNE~ at
ONM IN IAYM 'IBIACI
3 BR. + large F .R. on huae lot near park. $395,000 Fee.
See Lucy Rose At 2001 SEADRIFr
OPlt4 IM llVIMI
3 BR. Terrace CAMBruDGE. Formal din'g. Green belts.
$175,000 w /owner assisted fmancing. $175,000. See Wendy
Beam At 17241 CANDLEBERRY ·
OfllM tM SPYfiLASS
Expanded Southport on secluded lovely lot. 5 BR. 41h BA .
Playroom. Bonus Rm. + Fam. ~95,000. See Eleanor
Bowie At 6 MALIBU CIRCLE.
OHM IM IAYSHOllS
Charming 3 BR. Large roorm. High ceilings. $365,000. See
Mary Harvey At 2451 MARINO DRIVE
ONH IM THI ILUFFS
Dramatic 2 BR. end unit condo overlooking delightful
greenbelt. Bachelor perfect. $149,000. See Betty Richard
At 2311 VISTA HUERTA
.,. OP&I IN T .. ILUFFS
Inviting 3 BR. Tree lined street. Great price. Cozy &
warm 2 story condo. $157,500. See Nancy Nichols At 2205
VISTA HUERTA .
OPEN IM COIOHA DB. MAI
Two BR. 2 bath condo just a few blocks from CD M
beaches. $247 ,500. See Nancy Simmons At 329 I>AHLlA
PLACE
OPEH OM PIHlt4SULA POIMT
Ocean view. 4 bedrooms. $450.-000 with English gardens.
See Hillary Thamer At 1763 EA'ST OCEAN
OPEH IH IACIC IAY ..... EWPOIT
Charming 3 BR. Large lot. $235,000. See Evan Corkett At
2228 HOLIDAY ROAD
OPEH IM IACIC IA Y AREA
Charming decor. 3 BR. 2 Baths, huge family room.
$225,000. See Cora Baldikoski At 384 MIRA LOMA PLACE
CALL TO SEE
LIDO ISLE
Completely remodeled custom home with the best in
quality & taste. Used brick. French doors. Wood & peg
hardwood floors. 3 BR. include a large master opening
onto a private balcony. $.525,000.
GAIDIH SETTIH<i
Popular 3 BR. Carmelita on one of the prettiest
greenbelts overlooking the largest Bluffs pool. In
immaculate condition. Probate lising with beauty &
privacy. $239,500. ·
MORE Foa YOUI S
In friendly ~ayc rest, near boat launching facilities.
Additional trailer parking along with lovely 3 BR. 21h BA .
ranch home. Formal dining. Fireplace. Fam. Rm.
Excellent condition and owner will finance at $249,500.
• LUXURY UVIHG
In the 601 Lido Park Tower. Gorgeous 2 BR. corner unit
on the 7th floor. Breathtaking views of the bay & ocean.
Safe and secure with the fmest security system. Pool,
spa, billard & card roorm + your own sauna. $775,000.
SUPER SHARP
In Harbor View Hills. Three bedrooms. Family room.
Wet bar. Quiet cul-de-sac. $349,500 with good financing.
EXCWSIVIL Y USTID
A popular PALERMO model with a pool in Harbor
View Homes. Prime comer lot across from the park.
Four BR. 21h baths + Family Room. Amenities include
built-in bookcases. A super value. $284,900.
CDM LANDMARK
One of the truly charming CDM duplexes is now
available . Beamed, cathedral ceilings, used bric
fireplaces, custom built-ins, diamond framed windows
& much more. $319,000.
IAYSHOU HIVE SPlCTACULAI
Seeing is believing this 3 BR. Charming home. You'll love
living here. Close to private beach too. $425,000.
MT DICO
Dramatically different peninsula Bayfront on 45'
panoramic water view lot. 6 BR. Spa. Pier. Entertainer's
garden & decks. Owners will help finance. $1,875,~· /
llLAXIMG UFISTYU
On Peninsula Point. Adorable, 4 BR. + f am. Rm. gloWiog
with loving care. On pict~que, tree lined lane. S~ to
bay, ocean & racquet club. $430,000. '
COUMrlY ILMANCI
In exclusive Cameo Shores. 3 BR. Pool home on l/3 acre.
French doors. Two fireplaces, including master BR.
Newly customized & etched glass windows. Open beam
ceilings. Absolutely smashing! $895,000.
JA.St•• cam .
Qualhy and security -lta' all here with 24 hr. 'iU•rd
gate, tennis, pools & maenificent ereenbelta. 3 BR. +
lam. Rm. with handsome wood floors, French doors and
pivate gardens. 1343,500.
OUTST...-.. L0CAT10M
'uat steps to the Bay. 3 BR. 2 BA. Oozing with Little
bland charm! Move in condition. New' carpets. Mexican
~ven . Updated plumbing. Motivated sellers. Brtna
Offen t '380,000. . ...H'f &Mt« • MT. Nw Great POtenUal t.n the cletlrable community of Eaatbluff.
'!be cul-de·aac location II perfect for cbtldren. 3 BR. +. ~. ExecuUve fiJnlly cWtaM. $250,000.
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OP .. TODAY l·I
UMICj)UI IM CAMIO HIGHLANDS
Light & airy. 4 bdrm.. pool home,
private beach, $3~500 fee. See
Barbara Riggs at 4812 U>rtland.
UMl9UI IN llG CAMYOM -Relax in your pool with spa -4 bdrm ...-2~ ba
-super clean Broadmoor. 1645,000. See Binnie Dixon at 6 Winged Foot.
UMl9UI IN WOODnJDGa -4 bdrm., 2 bath hiBhly upgraded. next to park,
mountain views. $189,000. See Nadine
Croul at 20 Whistling· Swan.
UNICi)UE IN HARIOR VIEW HILLS -
Ocean view 3 bdrm., 2 bath on oversized lot. $425,000. See Susan
Harder at 1000 White SaiJs.
UNIQUE IN VEISAIW -1 Bdrm,
penthouse, J?OOI, gym, guarded gate,
good financing. $139.1..500. See Dennis
Scholtz at 100 Scholz t"laza.
UNICi)UE IN OLD COROMA DB. Mil -2
bdrm, 21h ba, cozy loft, with patios, d~cks, etc. $357,000. See Sara Marvin
at 502 Acacia.
UMICi)UE IN HARIOR VIEW HOMES -4
bdrm. 2 bath, Fam. Rm., formal
dining room. FP, $241,800. See
Jacqueline Pearson at 1955 Port
Ramsgate Place.
UMl9UE IM UNIVERSITY PARK -4
Bdrm, family room, formal dining
room, beautiful decor, cul de sac, high
ceilings, community pool, tennis, spa.
See JoAnne Perkins at 19 Klamath,
$225.000.
UMICi)UE OM SANTIAGO DRIVE -6
Bdrms .,. pool, spa and views .
Exciting, $489.J>OO. See Debra Bibb at
2033 Santiago urive.
UNl9UE IM SPYGLASS -4 bdrm., 3
bath Ports mouth model, 180° view.
Unbeatable ownet: financing. $650,000.
See Bonnie Barrington at 11 Tiburon.
UNIQUE HAllOI VIEW HOMES -
Sunny, large lot, cul de sac, 5 Bdrm,
plus family room. $289,500 Fee. See
Nancy Laux at 2074 Port Bristol.
UNIQUE IN COSTA MESA -Pool
fabulous huge yard, 3 Bdrrm used
brick fireplace , hardwood floors,
skylights, and incredible assumable
loans. $1651000. See Sharon Conine,
2632 Ri vers1de Dr.
' U~IQUE IM HARIOI VIEW -Country
kitchen, supel' master suite, lovely
yard, 4 Bdrm Palermo model.
$325,000. Fee. See Laraine Shaw at
2018 Port Ramsgate Pl.
UNIQUE IN IAYSIDE VILLAGE -
Over1ook bay, charming mobile home,
fireplace, deck, $89,r.500. See Lynda
Mc Roberts at 300 E. U>ast Hwy #52.
U~IOO~ ti()MH
REALTORS,675-6000
H4S Eut C-t Hlehway, Ccwou ..i Mar
WI HAYI 4J Of THI IHT ~S 1M TOWN l
OCEAN/BAY VIEW-mM
Custom 3 or 4 bdrms, pl~ rumpus
room and spa. Close to beach and
shopping. Large lot -$575,000.
xlnt financing -Qpen Sunday 1-4.
2501 Harbor View Dr.
~ 714,673-1600
R .. ltors, Ett. 1907 WM. L DOUD & CQ. IC.
(714) 873-1800 1
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••d totally •qul,p•d ldtcll•" wltll
brHkfast •r•a. Thrff comortabl•
....... ..... bl•ard ,... ec. be
COll'lerled to 2 _,... ._.._,, Two
.... dack,lpetlos, ,,_ _..pri.,. ape. l
ur ,_..,.. Oww wfl C9Tf ~
$975,000fee.
IRREPLACEABLE IUAffRONT
U•l41!1H dHl9• & 1.,.11lltfe to
~· fWs HC ..... •cadifeOllf ...... o..... 6000 141-ft. .. ........... kw &
..-tr coatn.cffcML llldudtt fwo.2500
aq.. ft • ..._s + a 2 bd.,.... _.. + CJllHf
...... Perfect for OWHI :hip br 2 f11s•n.
MG1ue offw s2.200,ooo.
SPECTACULAR ON BEACH
WWte ..... of,... ........ ......
sh:iraae, ~ ...... cul ¢If•'
woe4 & ...... 111C11•l1 ............
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, .......... & ...... hd 1112 ·w+-.,. ..... ,._2e.t1 .....
St11.ooo. 631-1400.
BAYFRONT CONDO-flDJS HB.P
v....,...,.2b.d. + ... _.... ....
...,. ~ l INttls. C•t-•:•u &
1ll~tter1 b•t 11eeds co•pl•t•
redecoretl119. Ow11er wilt CCNlslder
IMM/ op. loot alp a•al. S6 I 0,000.
LIVE ON LIDO-lOYn Y
••ttftuil corw ..._ wltll .Jew of IHIJ ...... dllb ..... & .... co.ts..
Two tfory, l .,_...o-. 4 bc6a. ~ ...... ....... clWltCJ .......... _,
More •••"ltl••· P•rfect for
Htertal•h•g & Newport llf•styl•.
$675,000.
BEACH & TElflS BmBmS f ",.. ...................... .
..._J'laM .... .._..'9~-11 ~
tltlli fw II • ClllM ........ :.-.:
... "-" rrt.H ...... S lft ... :: _0--wll.....,w/• 'a ~
CANAl.flONT--OPDI SPACE· VU L.Y.., ,.. ........ w ..... ~ .... ............ .t:•t11•1•• =r ~~·':. ..... =. ~ =: • .... M .. SZll.000. 0.... h• I
S .. mltt ;
CURB APPEAL-BAI.BOA 1W t
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..._., p•t•d. c....W 9CI ... ..
Two NffoL Loedt o4 weod, _.... _. '
1.-d c-.. 1141uce4 .. $430,000. \
· NEWPORT CHARr.lh'OOl .
s.p.-f..ty ..... -............ 1-'4Je pool cllld ~ _... Ill a aechdad bee.. yard HrTO•decl by 9"tMrf•
()paw 11•"'9 rOCNUt wftll llr#fy n•dllad •'
ldfdt.et. Two be*oo. + ..... cOlld ·
be lrd bechoM. s 115,000 ....
NEW LISTING--IALBOA ISLAND ~
Ckau uu1R9 2 story hw °"" S .._... ~ fro:R th• bHcll wltll lbdrw., 2M., ~
rMilOdelotd kltca..., bay 'Wteulaw, bricla
firlpfDCI, Opetl be .... mid o ....... ldag ,
macadmnla nut tree let ,._. "-y...t
plus a 2bd., Iba. .-ege •ap-'l•w•.t ...
ltriced for a •lcll sale .. $450,000. . .
LOWEST PRICE-UDO ISLE '• ·'
Mlders & Decoraton i.mt.d! Lowest :·
price c~ houM for fit 1MllM ...,... • °" Udo Isle. StoiHd glml.. IOIUllti ~ • mMI loh of postlblliffft Ill tllh 2 bdr-. Z •.
bath ..... w /d"""9 ""' w ............... t -fat Had IOIM '"TLC,. lo ..... It '
adorable. $299,000.
TRADITIONAL & BEAUTIFUL ~
Easten C ..... , , • ...-V 11111 I .. aed. ·.~
SpockMtt 2 ... tory. l becl -'-99 l•lllg. •
....., & dlftlllg roo& vu ...........
floor. Mo•e-IR MW. Mc:k & w ......
Cliff Ha• .... Slf 2,000.
AXER~REAT LOCATIOK-VU ..
Almost ltftd ....... P ... -... PoW ......
CICrOH from bay -blodc frOM ocea,
Right acrou fro11t N•wport Hart.or
Yacht Club. $335,000 .
NEWPORT CUSTOM-URGE
SpockMn 2bcl z ba ................ d
~ac. Famlly rOOlft, nfra lg. lot,
rOOlft for pool, CYStOfil Wit for oricJleuaf
OWUMn, fully ......... d. ...., WU411ffieL
$249,500. lack hf.,....
AFFORDABLE.fl WATER
A pri•Clh CH&uaufty. Wood. brid.
.. • .ct w ........ a petitct ~for ""'l bdra, f..., .............. ..
IMUMJ ""· ,.... ... fCllUily ......... .
...., ctttd yow OWll beodl md IOAT
SUP. OWMr wfl assist wttli fll•d•) A
AME VALUE at SSS0,000, fie .
ON WATER-fRONT ROW
Mewty decorated 2 ..... 2IMI c...,. ~
GorCJNlll Cotatlfta ..cl ~ .._. :
"'9w. As-. mo.. s..... ......... ~
fletmtclftg. loot ..., • ., ... $215,000.
BEAUTIFUL CONDO--..aRI'
WtlA to Westcllff '8aa froeul fllh llllke
..,. 2 b*-. 2ba cOlldo. Pott .ct
prhacy. Ow1t•r will assist wltll
flllcmclftg. SI 24,500.
WOODS, WARMTH-HU!
••N1•111ittt1IY,1111ivy decONhd Z...tary C..-wffll
fit apl•ce & 2 WcoMes. ) bed. wffll
forwHll dhi. ""' co. ...... Newport
locotloa wltli partial VU. Clentfot y wt•w• & ...... c ..... IHucH ..
s1tt,5oo. owe HCOlidT.D.
HARBOR VU llU.S
Spacl0tt1 & o,.. 5 ... ..... -
corwer wftll loodt of room for ftte
....... Lge patio, ...... .,....., & ~
-· •l•w. $371,000. w.tt ofhn. ;1
OWMf' ,.,ti ftlht w/ftni•c... ·
BETWEEN BAY AtlJ m:EAN '
C:.Stw 2 story P•••• rt . .._ .....
j ...... l ba. IR a....,.., orb:A1d .....
Loh of ch--. l..Ced to $425,000.
OWMr Is .......... .,.,
NEAR NEWPORT-tOSTA MESA =. hotlte -pool ....... .
f0111fty -·~ .......... .. to ell.. ''Prt• of owwenlllp" lllo.. _.. J
Wr.. .... 2 both. <>-... .., c.-ry
lat TD wftll 20% cealt ............
ReMe4 .. s 112.000.
VILLA BALBOA RESM.E-VIEW
2 ..... zu ....... -. ..... ,. ;r.t.: ... ~:.. ~;';:u-t::.r
ss.ooo
DOWN PaJtnenta ot Sl,OllO oo
tlO,teO louw. BeauUlul a Bdi'ta a bath home with
diolot /family area.
"· Sbllded covered prtlo, double 1arage, cal tor
more detalll. 548-2!13
THE REA L
ESTATERS
~ LOWIST PRICED
~.EASTS ID ~ CONDO ~ Special Open House this
, Sunday 2·5. 306 Alta Ln ~ Santa Ana. 3 Br. frplc: ~ seller financln(, only ~ SU7 ,000 with $0000 de· ~ corator allowance. Call
~ Diana 631·1266
R&'Mt-X
IH \I 1 llH~
~MESA VERDE
? FIXER
~· s10.soo total cash needed ~ to close escrow on this 4
•Bdrm, den, 3bath, fami· ~ ly room, fireplace, patio.
~huge prd. "A Han· ... dyman s Special". Only
:. $175,000. Call us today
~· for an appointment for
: details on this revolu·
t' ltonary new program
!·called T .I.C.K.E T.
:: 546·2313 fl4$1D ...
; COSTAMESA
• 511-$125,500
: OWNER SAYS SEU
··Nol an add-on or con· : version. A real 5 Bdrm
; ramily home in one or
•'Costa Mesa 's nices t
• areas. Handymans de· light. Call now and save•
. @ .. . . . .. . SEA CO VE . . PROP ERTIES . -: 714-6 3 1-6990 . . ---
:; WES TCLIFF :. s 129,500 I S6sOO total down needed
;_to c lose escrow! 1t,Chea~t 2 Bdrm condo
: In M'ewpor\ Beach .
.Ad ulta only, very -;private. Call for more ~details. 546-2313
THE REAL ESTATERS
~ $71950 ~s total p~<.'e of these 2
;bdrm homes in great
.:area. Seller wants quick
;.sale & is offering 95'k
i:financing. 759·1501 or :n52.7373
·; WALKER&LEER.E.
$3
$100 ......... ,,.
PENNY
PIN.CHER
AD
3 llnH for 2 da,·11
on I y Sl.50 a day.
Advertlse one or
more items valued
up \0 StOO. Each
•ddlffonal line •• only tit for the two
d # Y•. Sorr {. no com merclal ad1
allowed Charif'
your Pftuty PineMI'
Ad or uu yot.ar
BulAl'Dtncard VI.la or M ut,er Chi1r1e
J ... oow '
2 Segura, Rancho San Joaquin, Irv.
552·1717 $158,000 Sat/Sun 12~
38 Seaside Cr. <Nwpt Crest> NB
~7729 $123,900 Sat 1-5
U9Via YeJla, Newport Beach
6'73·0697 Sat/Sun 1-S
123 Via Zurich, Newport Beach
.631-1400 $299,500 Sat/Sun l..S
502 Acacia, Corona del Mar
6'75-6000 $357,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
685Seaview, Laguna Beach
497-3331 $179,500 Sa/$11:30--4 :30
20321st St. <E!Side) CM
645-0303 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
1620 Louise, Laguna Beach
4.97-5494 $325,000 Sun 1-4
1620 Louise, Laguna Beach ·
49'7·5494 $325,000 Sun l-4
2311 Vista Huerte, Bluffs, NB
644-9060 $149,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
51 Briarwood, Woodbridae
551-8700 $119,900 Sat 1-5
2 I R ,.... FAM RM or DIH
•25 Canyon Island Dr, Big Cyn, NB
675-5200 $275t000 Sun 1-5 214 Via Dijon, L1do Isle, NB
963-8182 $330,000 Sun 1-4
868 Hillcrest Dr .. Laguna Beach
631-7300 $289,000 Sun 1-5
5294 Plum Tree, Univ. Prk, Irvine
552-1800 $138,000 Sun 1-5
227 Via Orvieto, Lido Isle, NB
673-7300 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
l I EDI OOM
3213 Dakota <Mesa Verde> C.M.
556-7174 $139,500 Sat/Sun 12·5
2520 E Wes tminster Ave., C.M.
548-4204 $130,000 Sat/Sun 12·4
230N. Shakespeare, Anaheim
631-1400 $119,000 Sun 1·5
232 Via San Remo. Lido Isle. NB
631·1400 $675,000' Sat/Sun 1-5
2048 Paloma, Newport Beach
631·1400 $172,000 Sat 1-5
408 lOth St., Old Town. H.B.
536-9533 $182.500 Sun 12·4
•32201 E . Nine Dr., Lagwia Niguel
Call 145 to open gate Sa/Sun 1-5
640Tustin <Newport Hgts) NB
642-5200 $210.000 Sat/Swi 1·5
15 Swift Court, Newport Crest, NB
640-5357 $240,000 Sal/Sun 1-5
1521 Kings Rd .. Newport Beach
631-7600 $625,000·Fee Sa/Sun 1-5
• •6408 W. Oceanfront, Newport Bch
631-1400 $598,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• •1010,12,14,16 E . Balboa
642-8235 $1,350,000 Sat 1-4
:.>61 Gibraltor (Mesa Verde) CM
540-1151 $136,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
•34022 Chula Vista, Dana Point
831-8440 $339,900 Sat/Sun 12-4
1832 Marapata, Corona del Mar
642-8235 $259,000 Sat 1-4:30
~18 Dover (Hbr Hlnds) NB
645-0303 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2205 Vista Huerte, Bluffs, NB
644-9060 $157,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
505 A venida Largo, The Bluffs
551-8700 '$240,000 Sat 1·5
1812 Dover Dr., Harbor Hghlnds
551-8700 $189,500 Satl-5
245 LaJ olla (Nwpt Hgts) NB
645-0303 $419,000 Sa 10-2/Su 1·4
••1010,12,14,16 E . Balboa, Bal Penin
642-8235 $1,350,000 Satl-4
2801 Bayshore Dr., Bayshores, NB
644-9060 $425,000 Sun 1-5
1001 W. MacArthur #27. Santa Ana
641-8635 $104,950 Sun 12-5
223 Lugonia, Newport Shores, NB
642·8850 $177,500 Sat 1·5
l~ Ulen Circle, Costa Mesa
540-1720 $169,900 Sun l ·S
•975 Denver, Costa Mesa 540-1720 $154,090 Sun 1-5
1861 Rhodes;. Mesa Verde. CM
557-8320 ~169,000 Sun 1-4
266 E. Rose, Costa Mesa .
540-3666 $119,500 Sun 1-5
2716 Shell, Corona del Mar
631-7600 $795 000 Sun 1-5
2632 Riverside Dr (E/Side) CM
675-6000 $165,000 Sunl·5 U.20 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar
760-9333 $345,000 Sun 1-5
•452 Broadway CE/Side) CM
631-6990 J180 000 Sun 1-4
1212 Berksh1re, Newport Beach
760-9333 $285,000 Sun 1-5
1912 Sumba, Mesa Verde, C.M.
963-8182 $184,900 Sun 1·4 :.>57 Murray, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $121,500 Sun 1·4 2.869 Drake, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $129,500 Sun 1-4
343 62nd St:, Newport Beach
759· 1501 $175,000 Sat 12-5
(191 Manzanita, Greentree, Irv.
552-1800 $134,500 Sun 1·5
4821 Cortland Dr., Corona del Mar
673-7300 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
J la .-.PAM IM• DIM 916 W. Balboa Blvd., N~rt Bcb
9'19·5370 $350,000, reherv'd
Sunll·-4 2510 Glenneyr~1 WOOd Owe, LJa
5'1·1181 ~ 000 , ol£ 1''.6 1000 White Sails' (HVJDI) ..,
815..eooG "2$.000 1·5 28862 Top of t he Worid Dr, L@luDa
4N· 1081 S365.000 SUn 12-.S 2006 Port AJbanaJ!rbr View, NB • M4-GOO $255,uuu lun 1·5 1811 Poadef'Ola 01 .. v.rditl Cll ~f.831·8990 $141 900 Sun 1-4 918 W. BalbOa Bivd, PeDinSUJ9' NB f'19·53'70 '350 000 SUD 11_. 14 R\le. l)eauvµ}e, B!I ~
iJ80.9331 $57$,000 Sunl -~
ml .. rtln~Jll .. Ml-1111 ~~ SUn 1 .. 5
•fl Mm-!J....NP. BCb .. ..., .~ &m 1·5
•Otero( >NwptBncll
eft.;MU ..,5,IOO Sun l·I
438 Riverside Ave., Nwpt Hghts
631-1266 S395,000 Sun 1-s
251 Viejo St., North Laguna Beach
494-1835 $295,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
••301 Orchid St., Coronadel Mar
675-0704 $389,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
343 Emerald Bay, Laguna Beach
494-9825 $750,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
#5 Silverf~rn, Turtlerock, Irv.
851-9099 $300,000 Sat/Sun 9·6
2513 Colby Pl., College Park, C.M.
548-0478 $152,500 Sat/Sun 12-5
1903 Yacht Camillia, N.B.
644-8018 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2113 Miramar, Newport Beach
673 -4226 $449,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3.5291 Vista De Todo, Capistrano Bch
493-3989 $261,000 Sat/Sun 9-5
• 1472 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB
645-9161 $669,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•1735 Labrador, Costa Mesa
641-8458 $135,900 Sun only 1-5
703 Balboa Ave., Laguna Beach
831-9165 $469,000 Sa/Sn 1:30-5:30
3175 Burmuda Dr .• Costa Mesa
545-3462 $130 ,275 Sat/Sun 12-4
2375 Redlands, (Back Bay) NB
548-7729 $220,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
801 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach
631-1400 $392,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
320 Seaward, Newport Beach
631-1400 $369,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
32511 Caribbean, Laguna Niguel
831-8440 $439,000 Sun 1·5
2963 Baker St., Costa Mesa
540-6152 $159.500 Sun only 10·4
2501 Harbor View Dr .. CdM
673-1600 $575,000 Sun 1·5
2063 President Pl., Costa Mesa
556-2660 $ll0,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
5372 Sierra Roja. Turtlerock, Irv.
640-5357 $179,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
1830 Irvine Ave., Newport Bch
673-8700 $325 ,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•511 Cliff Dr. (Cliffhaven) NB
642-5200 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1515 Cumberland, Westcliff, NB
631-5150 $239,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2039 Shipway Ln., Baycrest, NB
631-7300 $310,000 Sun 1-5
505 Avenida Lucia, Bluffs, NB
642-8235 $199,000 Sat 1-4
1601 Reef View Circle, Spyglass
644-6200 $519,000 Sat 1-5
• 1101 White Sails Way, CdM
644-6200 $437 ,500 Sat 1-5
11 Aspen Tree Ln., University Park
551-8700 $218,000 Sat 1-S
2450 Marino Dr., Baysbores, NB
644·9060 $425,000-fee Sun 1-5
421 San Bernardino, Nwpt Hghts, NB
631 -7300 $330,000 Daily 1-5
•300 Kings Place, Newport Beach
631-6990 $349,000 Sat/Swi 1-5
2228 Holiday Rd., Newport Beach
644-9060 $235,000 Sun 1·5
2451 Marino Dr., Bayshores, NB
644-9060 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
955 Katella, Laguna Beach
497 -5494 $225,000 Sun 12·5
315 Milford, Corona del Mar
673-8550 $549,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
45Lindberg, Irvine
552·1800 $179,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
3Summerwalk, Nwpl Terr, NB
759· 1501 $133,900 Sun 12·5
32262nd St., Newport Shores, NB
642-8850 $250,000 Sat/Sun 2-5
214 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle, NB
675-6161 $420,000 Sun 1-5
611 Loretta, Laguna Beach
497 -1761 $345,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
224 Via Genoa, Lido Isle, NB
673-7300 $695,000 Sun 1·5
225 Via Quito, Lido lsle, NB
673-7300 Sat3-5, Sun 1·5
4 HDI OOM
205 Garnet, Balboa Island
673-~30 $535,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
16059 Elbert, Fountain Valley
842-4474 $124,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 '* •443 Canal, Newport Beach
631 -1400 $255,000 Sun 1-5
1800PortCarlow <HrbrVuHrns) NB
759-9100 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
209 Via Mentone, Lldo Isle, NB
631-1400 $475,000 Sun 1-5
••503Edgewater1 N~rt Beach
631 -1400 $995,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•4812 Cortland (CameoHlnds) CdM
675 -6000 $324,500 Sat/Sun 1-S
19911 Providence Ln,, Hunt. Bch.
846..SSOS .$129,500 Sun 1: 30.5 : 30
2339 Rutgers Dr, ClgPrk, Costa
Mesa
979·53'10 $132,500 Sat/Sun 1 ·6
1763 Ocean Blvd., Pellin. Pt, NB
644·9060 $450,000 Sun 1-5
1102 Cbarleatort, Costa Mesa
540-1720 $129 900 ' Sun 1~5
*•418 38t.b St . .1Ji~rt !each
855-81"11 $5~,ooo Sun only 1·5 1006 S. Shannon, Santa Ana
540-3668 1127,900 Sun 1·5
2310 Downie Plac,Ganlen Grove 9'19·5370 $108, Sun 1·5
19171 JJlcldte D r., lne
' 96Ml82 $209,000 Sun 1-4.
19882 Felclitf, Landmark, Jtuni. Sch
963-ean •156,900 Set/Sun 1·5 •'26 &l 11Dwer St., Colta Kesa 87~7-. $11'5.000 Sua 1·5
111vg1JtJlaca, l:Jdo Iale, NB
,,.,. Siil U-3. Sun 1·5
~ .... , ...........
.. POI\' Dume11 Pl .. Nai»«t·· Bell ~m' S.79.• ~;:11"1un 14
1822 Tanager Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM
549·2644 $238,000 Sun 1-5
20 Ninos, Irvine
Sat/Sun 10-5
4191 Williwaw, RacquetClub"-Irvine
. 552·6940 $169,000 Sat/~ 12-6 8912 Sail port Dr., Huntin~ Bch ·
968-4602 $290,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
683 Senate St., COsta Mesa
831-9878 $115\000 Sat/Sun 1·5
••2274 Channe Road, Penin. Pt ..
NB 675-2311 $1,295.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
17532 Cottonwood. University Park 552-1311 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 Black Swan, Woodbridge, Irvine
731-6338 $175 000 Sun 11·5
2021 Port Bristol Cr. HVH. NB 640-5777 $339,500-fee Sat/Sun 1-5
•204 Via San Remo, Lido Isle, NB
640-5777 $638,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
• •8 Collins lsland. Newport Bch
631-1400 $1 200,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1315 Antigua Way ( Baycrest) NB
644-4910 $440,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1730 Marlin Way, Baycrest, NB
673-4400 $449 500 Sat/Sun 1-5
3182 Country ciub Dr. MesaVerde,
CM
962-8891 $235.000 Sun 12-4
~B2274 Channel Rd, Balboa Penin.
67!>-2311 $1,295.000 Sat/Sun 12·4 11 Ttburon Bay <Spyglass) CdM
675-6000 $650.000 Sal/Sun 1·5
2018 Port Rams gate (HVHms) NB
675-6000 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1955 FOrt Rams gate (HVHms )NB
675-6000 $241 ,800 Sat/Sun 1·5
•6 Winged Foot (Big Canyon ) NB
675-6000 $645,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
20 Whistling Swan < Wdbrdg) Irv. 675-6000 $189,000 S-at/Sun 1-5
•2832 Drake, Mesa del Mar. CM
645-4483 $159,950 Sun 1-5
13 Rim rock (Trtlrk ) Irv.
675-3411 $389.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 18112 Dewberry <Univ. Vlg ) Irv.
675-34ll $155,000 Sal/Sun 1·5
1 Trafalgar. Harbor Ridge 644-6200 $1,795,000 Satl-5
•2106 Santiago Dr, Dover Shrs, NB
631 -7300 $559,000 Sun 1-5
1112 Nottingham. Westcliff, NB
631-7300 $330,000 Sun 1·5
2130Santiago Dr, Dover Shores. NB
631-7300 $249 500 Sun 1-5
15421 Toulouse, The Ranch, Irvine
551 -8700 $168,500 Sat 1-5
1118 Somerset Ln, Westcliff, NB
631 -7300 $595&0Q Sat/Sun 1-5
•1801 Santiago, a:saycrest
642-8235 $398.000 Sat 1-5
3116 Pierce (Mesa North) CM
645-0303 $129 900 Sat/Sun 1-4
•1734 Santia_go (Dover Shores) NB
631-6990 $750,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
•621 Michael Place, Newport Hghts
642-8235 $249 500 Sat 1-5
•18742 Via Palaiino, Turtle Rock
644 -6200 $385 000 Sat 1-5 12 Crystal Pool, Trtlrk. lrv 644-9060 $249 500 Sun 1-5
1441 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shores. NB
631-7300 $420,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3272 Iowa <Mesa Ve rde> CM 546-2313 $132,500 Sa 12-4; Su 1-4
8 Bellezza. Northwood, Irvine
552-1800 $229,900 Sal/Sun 1·5
• •309 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle, NB
673-7300 Sat 2: 30-6, Sun 12·6
•9872 Silverstrand, Huntington Bch 673-7300 $159,500 Sun 1·5
1251 Surfline (Hrbr Vu
Broadmoor >CdM '
675-5134 $385K DriveBySat/Sun
•1242 Somerset Lane. Newport Bch
645-8063 $460 ,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
14 Morro Bay <Spyglass) CdM
759-9100 $565 000 Sun 1-5
28621 Springfield Dr .. Lag Niguel
(213 ) 434-0908 OPen Sun 1 ·5
9'20 Nottingham (Weslcliti) NB
642·5200 $449.500 Sun 1-5
•1608Galaxy Dr, (DvrShrs) NB
673-8700 $699,000 Sun 1-5 19 Klamath <Peters Twnhm) Irv.
67~-S()()Q $225,000 Sun 1-5
50 R1dgehne, Harbor Ridge
760-9333 $730,000 Sun l ·5
#1 Muir Beach, Spyglass Hill
7f!0-9333 $1,495,000 Sun 4 R1mrock (Trtlrk Hin) Irvine
675-3411 $312,000 Sun 1-5
•1059 Vallejo Cir., Costa Mesa
556-2660 $183,000 Sun 1·5
21821 Harbor Breeze, Hunt'g Beach
963-8182 Sun 1·5
219 Via Nice, Lido Isle, NB
963-8182 $445 000 Sun 1·4
1815 Tanager <Mesa Verde) CM
646-2313 $279,900 Sun 1-5
5 llfHOOM 1825 Tahiti <Mesa Verde) CM
546-2313 Sun 2·5
S II ,e. FAM lM • DIM 2752 Bayshore Dr. <Bayshores) NB
749-9100 . $1,450 000 Sun 1·5
..... 2033 Santu~go CBaycrest) Nit· •
675-6000 $489 ooo S"un 1-5 2074 Port Bristol Cr (JMims} NB
675-6000 $289.500 Sun 1·5 259 Santo Tomas 1.9>•i. Mesa 646~8382 $193 ow Sat/Swt 11·8 2715 Ll1hthouse Lil., NeWDQl't Bea'cb
831·1400 '3'75.000 'Sat/Sun 1·5 Ul-'Ca~ (8*Jl>Oa Ille) Nwpt 8eh
~-7221 S625,000 SunJ·5 t:Raf ort Abbey, Newport Bc:h
7M·l202 $32S 000 Sat./&ld 1·5 llUS _Newport Hilla Dr. HVH, NB ~ • .873-4400 .; --"'r'° Sun 1·5 16 Mall bu C!,t~,!J , CdM 6"·9090 ~ Sun 1
• 1842 Gala"IJ>t i..Rover Shores, NB 831·7300 ,wuu &m l·S
14Cn Santan~ del Mar ..f"·Na5 . • • Sat/Suil 1
5 .l>eerwOOd. Baar Canyon 8"-t200 $2,000,000 Sat 1·5 2825 Zell Drive. Laguna Beach
831-8440 $750,000 Sun 12-5 18.\5 Port Sheffield (IJV}ll'm) NB
760·1397 $349 900 Sun 1·5
1533 Miramar, Balboa Penln
760·1397 $459,500 Sun l·S
1818 Glenwood Ln, Baycrest.. NB · 631-7300 $495,000 Sun HS
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
IACHILOI
I llEDIOOM
200 McNeil Court, Newport Bch
640·5357 $ll2,000(furn)Sat/Sunl-5
100 Scholz Plaza #103, NB
673-7300 $112.500 Sun 10·2
2 IEDROOM ••611 Lido Park 2D. Lido Isle,_, NB 673-6900 $425.000 ;-:,un 1·5
19222 Shoreline Dr C Pierpointe) H'3
Dr<Pierpointe >Hunt. Bch 848-1511 Sat/Sun 1·5 1228 Rutland #6, Newport Beach 631-1400 $124,500 · Sun 1·5
7 Aries Court. Newport Beach
631-1400 $180,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ....
12132 Edinger. Santa Ana · 641-1991 Sat/Sun 10·5
1218 Las Arenas. Costa Mesa
552-5742 $185.000 Sun 1-5
2728 Northwood. Santa Ana 540-1720 $92,000 Sun 1·5
420 Gloucester <Cape Series) .C M
642-5200 $138.500 Sun 1-5
55 Meadowgrass <Woodbrige> Irv.
754-1202 $108.900 Sun 1·5
2000 l\jeyer P lace. Costa Mesa
64I -rn91 Sat/Sun 10-5
215 Old Newport Blvd . Newport
Beach
631 -7300 $189.000 Sun 1·4 1704Westcliff #16. NB
546-2313 $129.500 S 11 ·4 :Su 12·4
2 I~ plus FAM RM °' DEH
••633 Lido Park Fl. Lido lsle. NB
631·1400 $610.000 Sat Sun 1-5 * •633 Lido Prk Dr F-2 Lido Prk.NB ' .
631-7300 $650.000 Sun 1·5
29531 Sea hors(! Cove~ Lagun a Niguel ~ ·
831-8440 $141 ,000 Sun 2-5
•22 Arboles ( RSJ I lrvinl•
759·9 I 00 $187 ,000 Sun I -5
3 BEDROOM
630 Skyview, Costa Mesa
540· 1720 $134,750 Sun 1-5
15502 Williams. Tustin
540-17.20 $102.500 s._,.n 1-5
23821 H11lhurst Dr. # 12. Lag Niguel 831-7048 $110,000 Sun 1·5 2017 Vis ta Caudal, Bluffs. NB
640-6500 $315.000 Sun 1-5
3 IR plus FAM RM ,,,. DEH
•835 Amigos Way #15 ( t:astblutl >
NB
. 759-9100 $198,000 Sat Sun 1·5
#4 Canyon La ne. Co rona dcl Mar
640·4518 $225,000 SattSun 1·4
•542 Vist a ·Grande <Bluffs) NB
759-9100 $254.900 Sun I-5
6 I R P.lus FAM RM OI' DEH •1524 Kee l Dr (Hrbr Vu Hl s> CdM 640·5446 $459.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
3 BEDR OOM 9 Ashbrook. Woodbridge. lrv 1ne
552·1800 $163,!lOO Sat/Sun 1 5
MOBILE c-~OMES
FOR SALE
2 IEDAOOM
•700 Lido Park Dr. #22, Lido IL NB
631 -1400 $62 ,500 Sat/.:::iun 1-5
8811 Coast Hwy. Laguna Beach
497-5494 $80,000 Sun 12·4
3 BEDROOM
300 E. Coast Hwy <Bayside Vig > NB 675·6000 $89.500 Sun 1-5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
2-2 BEDROOM
2001 Kings Rd., Newport Beach 631-1400 $439 ,000 Sun 1·5
3 I R _plu s 2 IA
1009 W. Balboa, Newport Beach
673-7300 $425,000 Sun 1·5
HOUSE
FOR RENT
3 l lt_ 9lu1 FAM RM or DEM
2033 Port Weybridge, HVH, NB
759-1501 $1200 mo. Sat 12·5
,... CONDOMINIUM
FOR RENT
3 llHOOM
fr/ Canyon Ridge, Trtlrk, Irv.
675-3411 $895 JDO. Sat/Sun Mi
Four Door. Automatic $6599 Tranamlsslon,
Body Side Moldings,
Thermo-Guard,
Unde<coat. ,(" ' .f}>, (Ser.9086) -P ~
(Stk.241) :.:; • I~
SPRING SELL-A· THON
1980 CADILLAC B..DO.
7200 miles. loaded. looks, runs & is like
new (1ASW175).
·515,995
1977 OPEL SPTS. MDL.
4'Spd. A/C. stereo. sunroof. (849SWT) Hurry
at
52995
1980 FORD BRONCO XL T
Has everything including smoked
windows & low miles! (009ZHT).
59995
1980 TOYOTA 4x4 L/B
AM·FM radio, sharp,· low miles, special!
(11"98303)
57695
1978 CADILLAC SEDAN
DeVille. Miles are right, has all the toys!
(#85595). Hurry at
59895
1978 TOYOTA COROLLA
4 Spd, AJC. low miles. (AHR617) A great buy
at
53795
1978 HONDA A.T.V.
Off road buggy, like new. new tires,
(#02252). Compare at
51295
1979 TOYOTA CORONA
Deluxe Wagon. Auto. trans.. P /S. A/C,
stereo & low. low miles! (444XUO). 55695
1974 TOYOTA COROLLA
Low miles, just a clean car. cheap. (762JSI)
52595 /
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848 DOVE STREET
Newport Beach
752-0900
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l'OUll OFnOIS TO 81RVI YOU
!DlWPOBT BEAOR
901 DOVEi DBIVE
64&·8136
ESTATE ON THE I AYFtlOMT! Prime tip of
Linda Isle over lZ'T' with s lip for 80'
boat. Enchanting "old world" architecture
with a ll the mode rn conveniences. Large
rooms for entertaining incl. 2-story Ii ving
rm and stone fire place. Secluded pool and
spa. 5BRS and family rm. Playroom and
library. Offered at $5,000,000 leasehold.
Cathy Sc hweickert. <E-21)
COLLINS ISLE! S m all exclusive island
w/magnificenl custom home! 5BR s uites.
s it down bar, billiard room. Elevator to
roof garden. Super view of islands and
penins ula. By appt. only. $4 ,250,000 incl.
land. Cathy Schweickert/Joanne Akerman.
(E-22 l
50' RIGHT OM MAIM IAY! 70' pier head line
accomod atin g large yac hts and a
handsom e 58R, !P2 bath home w/cozy
family rm and formal dining rm. 24 hour
seourity is la nd. $2.100.000 Oona Chichester.
(E-23 >
HUMIOLDT ISLAND! Spectacular 4BR home
w /22' X 28 ' gam e room on 128' of water
frontage w dock age for 80' yacht. Secluded
hydro -therapy pool. $1.475.000. Bethany
Olenik ( E-24 >
TWO FOR OME -2 homes on Lido Isle -
perfect for mothe rs-in-laws, newlyweds and
ot course as an investment in Newport.
Our owner wi ll help finance these two new
offerings on Lid<> for you separately or as a
packagl' d eal. $850.000 for both. Tom
Allinson or Terry llanes. <E-26)
LIDO ISLAND! Charming large 3BR, family
rm, pool and s pa home situated on very
private oversized lot. Hardwood floors
throughout. $825.000. Berit Mitchell. ( E -27 )
GRIEA T BIG BEA UTIFUL DUPLEX! Situated on
the s and, just in time for exciting summer
run in a world famous atmosphere. A 3BR
plus a 2BR to hve in or rent. $725.000. Coby
Ward. <E -28>
IAYFtlOMT COHDO! Terrific 2BR plus den
facing Balboa Is land. Large deck out over
the water many luxury features . Priced
at $595,000. Julie Van Wieren. (E-29)
EXCEPTIONAL IUY OH UDO ISU! 4 BR home
w /center courtyard. French doors ,
hardwood floors. beam ceilings. Street to
street location on lot and a ha lf. 3-car
g ara ge. $495 .00 0 in c l . land .
Young/lmbernino. ( E-30>
HEW LIDO ISLAND LISTING! Charming
Country Fre nch 3B R. 31 2 bath famil>: home
in imma('ulate condition. Seller will help
w /Cina n c in g . $469,000. Ber it Mitchel I.
( E-31 l
OCEAM AMD BAY VIEW ... from
"Sea view!·· 2 fireplaces. cul-de-sac s treet.
ma rvelous high ceilings spacious master
suite, g lamorous bath, community paol and
tennis courts. Guard gate. $429,000 fee.
Barbara Aune ( E -32 l
PRICE REDUCTION IM IRVIHE THRACE! Now
$399,000 incl. land for this completely
refurbis hed and expanded 3BR & baths
home. Mas ter suite w fplc and luxurious
bath plus large free form pool. $399,000.
Larry Dyer C E-33)
IAYCREST! Great 4BR. 3 bath family home
w/partial view. Ideal for entertaining.
Pool. spa. 2 patios. $398.000 incl. land. Dona
or Mary Lou . ( E -34 l
IALIOA ISLAMD -NEAil BAY! English-style
bungalow w /3BRS and custom features .
$375/>00 incl. land. D. Halderman. <E-35 )
CORONA DEL MAR Exceptional corner
location South of the hi~hway. 3BRS, 2
baths, 2-story owners urut plus 2BRS, 2
baths over garage. Fireplace, patios and
laundries . Totally separate for complete
privacy. Assumable financing. $359,000
mcl. land. Martha/Dona. <E-36)
lltYIMI TlltlACll Terrific 3BR pool home
close to beaches & Newport Center. Corner
location. $329,500 leasehold. Tom Allinson.
<E-37 )
WISTCUff CHAltMIAJ Perfect small family
or C'Quple home with large formal dinin g and an all purpose-family rm -library.
Seller wlll bclp w /financing. Security
t)'$tem. ~57,500. Dma Chichester/Mary
Lewis. <E-38)
-
MC LAIN llG C ANYON! California lifestyle
is the theme of this spacious residence.
3BRS, 2 1Y2 baths, formal li vinB. rm ,
upgrade d ceramic tile entry and kitchen.
Custom draperies throughout. Security
gated community w/pool, spa and tennis
available, $220,000. Suzanne Shuler . ( E-42 )
SINGLE STORY It-I THE au~S! 3BR Bonita
Plan in super location. 3 separate patios.
Spanish ti le e ntry. $215,000. Nancy
Imbernino. (E-43 )
411 ftOOL HOME -UOl,000! Owner
extremely motivated to sell home and will
assist in fin a ncing. Spacious open floor
plan with separate in-law quarters. Many
custom f ea tu res incl. formal dining room,
family rm, atrium bath. no-care redwood
deck yard. P aula Bailey. <E-44 )
ILUFFS IARGAIH! 4BR home w/oulstanding
greenbelt location. Many mature patio
plants provide private garden atmosphere.
Large living rm w /fireplace. Pri ce
includes washe r , dryer and refrigerator.
$199,000. Joyce Edlund. <E-45)
HARI OR HIGHLANDS AT rTS IEST! Unique
opportunity for a special 3 BR ho me in one
o Newport Beach's best neighborhoods.
Owners will consider any offer. $189.500
·John Richard. (E 46)
NEWP ORT UNDER $160,000! One of
Newport's Riviera's best units for a large
growing fa mily. 4BRS, 3 baths. Sunny
patio. Community tennis, s pa and pool.
S15~.ooo. Tom Allinson. ( E-47 I
A·I DUPLEX • Sl49,900! 2BR units w /fplcs
and a ttached garages. yards and patios.
Shows pride of ownership. Owner will
assist in financing. P aula Bailey. <E-481
COUNTRY CLUI LIVING! One BR condo in
luxurious Versailles w1th pool. spa. gym and
clubhouse. Great financing too. Terrific
decor brand new carpeting & draperies.
Priced to sell fast ! $110.000. Jackie Wiley.
(£-49)
NEWPORT BEACH
llABBOll VIEW cmrrn
644-8200
HIU Tor EST A TE! Available and ready to
occupy is thi s magnificent Fr:enc:h
Medite rranean 5BR villa w/perfect1on m
d esign . materials and crafts manship.
Elegant formal li ving rm and dining rm,
gourmet kitche n. master and executive
suites w/cedar walk-in closets. 40' pool.
$2 .500.000. Lynne Valentine. CE -50)
BIG CANYON -5 Df:BlWOOD! Exquisite
5 BR En g li s h Normandy res idence
overlooking golf course. Circular staircase
leads to m aster suite w/his & her s bath.
sauna and spa. plus 3 guest rooms each
w/bath. 1 fpl c, family room, library,
billiard rm. 3 wet bars. Gorgeous views.
$2.000,000. Lynne Valentine. ( E-51>
HARIOR RIDGE WITH VIEW! Dramatic 4BR
hilltop home w 1circular staircase entryd
beautiful formal living and dining rms an
gourmet kitc hen. P erfection in designi
materia ls and craftsmanship. No detai
overlooked. The finest of woods and
imported marbles. Elegant master s uite -
pa neled library and wine room. Elevator.
co mm ercial tele_phone wires · 4-car
garage. $1.795.000. W'flne Valentine. (E -52 )
OUTSTANDING IA YFROHT OFFERING!
Dramatic 4BR home w/pier and slip
featuring m ezzanine study. separate family
rm plus tormal living anct ammg rm5. A
quality resid ence throughout. $1,100,000
incl. land. Sandie Fix. (E-53)
PREt 1ous JEWEL IY THE SEA! View of
enljre harbor , custom decor and
remodeled to incl ude expanded
canWevered deck. Wide lot, views from all
rooms. Spa, alarm system. Irvine terr ace
finest locations. $895,000 incl. land. Helen
Wood. <E-54 )
llG CA.HYON TOWNHOMI! One of the most
unique homes offered ·expanded end -unit
Oeahe Home on cul-de-sac. High ceilinged
t w /stained glass window, s.ky-ligfttsl
Ooors, custom wall covenngs ana
!!J>• ious master suite w/garden bath .
Gourmet kitchen & expanded family area
enjoys view o f lush courtyard e nt r y . ltallan marble wet bar serves the formal d.inibf rm and large living room w/fplc.
F u lly air-conditioned. $675,000. Lynne
Valentine. (E·55)
MIW '" HAllOl VllW .-LS -sounri The ulticria_te In 2·StOrY livin& w/5 BRS .. 3 bath
& tdtally customized Uvtna & formaa dininl
rm1 w /F'rench doort. Beautlful country
french decor & sparkling .J>OOl & spa on 'r!I
acre of park-Uke ~· . $565,000 incl. land. S haron Smlth. (~98>
~aw ''POIT IOYM.t" Detached and
reidodeled home w/vlew cl ocean and cltf lights. Pool a nd 1pa. Gate 1_uarded con\munlly. $525,000. Darlene Herman.
<E.S7)
OHE OF A KINDi Fabulous 4BR & pool home
in Newport Beach on a large private
comer location. Totally remodeled with
exquisite use of rare woods, beveled glass,
French doors, wall treatments, European
desi~ned kitche n . One of the finest
offermgs. $450,000. Holly Marks. <E-58>
IBVID
WOODBBIDGE VILLAGE
CIBTBB
881·8'700
EXC EPTIONAL llG CANYON DOVE R!
Elegant, handsomely upgraded 2BR & den
resioence w/view of 6t.h fairway. Features
crown moldings, custom wall-coverings
and large white brick patio w /room for
spa. Security system. Price at $465 ,000.
Lynne Valentine. <E-59)
CORONA DEL MAR! -Duplex! Charming
2BR house w /vaulted wood ceilings, brick
fireplace and 2BR rear unit w/fire place
and s un deck · PLUS g ues t unit
w /fireplace too! Great location · great
price. $289.900. Holly Markas. <E-60 )
SEA.WIND Harbor View Home located in
Phase Ill w /single story, 3 BR, 2 bath &
near comm tennis & pool. Security
protected . $259,500 land incl. Je nnifer
Suchomel. ( E -61 >
HEW IN CAMEO HIGHLANDS! Super 4BR
home w/pool. A beautiful home wta very
open & airy feeling. Lg rear yard totally
enclosed & ver y pvt. $235,000 Sharon
Smith. <E ·62 l
I1lVINE
CAMPUS VALLEY
CENT EB
'182-1414
TURTLE RO C K HIGHLAHDS! Beautifully
appointe d s ingle family residence.
"Stewart" plan w /sunken living room
w/vaulted ceilings , massive fplc, wet bar.
formal dining room w/French ~c;><>rs, open
staircase w /planter "lsland. Kitchen
w/bay windowed nook, luxurious master
suite w /walk-in wardrobe. $445.000.
Lorraine Rennie. (E -63>
flUSIDIMT HOME PLUS 9"'GHT UGHTS VIEW!
Beautifully appointed 3BR and 21h baths,
formal dining rm, 2 fplc, cul-de-sac
location, 3-car garage and. air-cond. Lovely
landscaping and a good sized lot. $415,000.
Lorraine Rennie. (E-64>
TURnE ltOCK TERRACE! This prestigious
President home has 4BRS, 21h baths and
power room , family rm w /fireplace.
breakfast nook, dining room. service room.
3-car garage and a large li ving room
w/fire place. $410,000. Lee Henkel. <E-65)
OME ACRE LOT! Ideal area for custom
country estate w /beautiful rolling hills,
pastoral view and zoned for horses. Room for
tennis court. pool and corral. $185,000.
Darlene Herman. C E·66>
FABULOUS FINANCING! nus elegant famUy
home priced in the low $200,000s is locatea
in dynamic Woodbridge Gables. Assume
existing fixed rate fully amortized loan1
and will ass ist with additional financing.
Owner is ready lo move out immediately.
Home ha s pre mium-professionally
landscaped lot, 2 fplcs, central-air, 3BRS &
den. $219,500. Susie Weiss. {E-67)
LOW INTEREST & LOW DOWN! Enter a
world of quiet privacy in University Park
via a lovely courtyard enhanced home,
cathedral ceilings in the living and dining .r99.q)§ ~rid add air of drama to this single
family borne. Gourmet cooks will delight at
the extensive a mo unt of counterspace and
cabinet s . A detached bonus rm that
includes a loft & bathroom. Ideal for
in-Jaws . All t hi s plus low financing.
$G18,000. Lorraine J ackson. {E-68)
PRICED UMDER MARKET! Outs tanding
Broadmoor detached home in Woodbridge
with 4BRS, 3 baths, atrium and 3-car
ga rage . Pro fess ionally la ndscaped
w/redwood patio covers and benches. used
brick plante rs and front porch. Colored
wa lks a nd patios. Air-cond. for your
summer comfort. Quality home located on
private cul-de-sac $199.500. Dan Johnson.
(E -69l
DESIRAILE OUILIH IH UMIVERSITY PARK!
This lovely 3BR. 2 't·l bath floor plan is in
move-in condition . Fresh paint, upgraded
camel carpe t. new flooring in the kitchen &
entry. PLUS more! $142,900. Scott Alston.
<E -70 1
WOODIRIDGE ST ARTER.! Outstanding 3BR
condo nea r the park and pool. Premium lot
has privacy, a large patio area and street
frontage on a cul-de-sac. It is the lowest
priced 3BRS in Woodbridge. $107,500. Dan
J ohnson. <E -71 l
GRIEA T FINANCING -AffORDAILE PRICE
Conv e nie n ce , co mfo rt & pleasant
surroundings are the key words to this
g reat 1 BR Streamwood condo in North
Irvine. Outs tanding tennis. volleyball &
s wimming facihties + shopping center
near by. $81,500 owner may carry a lg.
2nd. J ohn Ric hard. (£-72)
OPIR ROUSI TODAY 1-8
IALIOA ISLAND 3BRS I BA y FRONT $1,350,000 -1010.12. 14.16 E . Balboa Penin
IAYCREST
1801 Santiago 4BRS/ FAMILY / POOL $398,000
BAYSHORES
267 1 Bayshore Drive 4BRS/FAMILY $850,000
BIG CA.HYON
43 Royal St. George 6BRS/FAMILY !POOL/SPA $745,000
THE ILUFFS
505 A venida Largo 3BRS $240,000
2146 Vista Laredo 4BRS $230,000
CORONA DEL MAR
421 Fernleaf 3BRS-2BRS DUPLEX 1r~ 1409 Dolphin Terrace 2BRS/FAMILY /SPA ,000
1601 Reef View Circle 38 RS/FAMILY ,000
1901 Altura 48 RSJ FAMILY ,500
1101 White Sails Way 3BRS/FAMILY /POOL/SPA ,500
COSTA MESA 2478 Rue de Cannes 48RS/FAMILY $159,000
EASTILUFf
2933 Cassia 4BRS/FAM ILY $359,000
DOVHSHORIS
1518 Galaxy 58 .BS/F AMIL Y $650,000
llVIMI
11 a spen Tr~ Leno 3BRS/F AMl LY
30 uatl 'mi ind 3BRS/FAMJLY
1 Sliver C~cent 3BRS/F AMILY
~ Re.d~oc 4BRSIFAMILY
18742 V a P a latlno 4BRS/F AMILY/SPA 20 Whl.Speii.nf Wind 4BJ!S!F AMILY /SPA
4BRS/FAM1LY
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UDO ta.I ~ SUM 1·1 214 VIA rrMACA
Newly remodeled traditional 3 bdrm,
2 bath plus lge recreation room & 2
patios. Beam ceilings. Best in price at
$420,000.
~MSULA POINT llACHFIOMT
Panoramic view at wedge, from Erne large lot, 4 bdrm, 3 bath custom
me. 3700 sq. ft. featuring marine
om. entry, Ii ving room, dining
room, built-ins. etc. $1,385,000.
I IAYFIOMI'
We have several fine homes-with pier
& s lip, starting at $1,500,000.
RANCHO MIRAGI
Springs Condo, 9th fairway, 3000 sq.ft.
3 Bdrm , 3 bath, furn. Golf clb.
mbrshp. Trade for beach invest. prop.
BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR
Jll Roy\1J1 Orov1• N Ii bl':J 6161
DUPLEX FIXER! OCEAN VIEW Bring your paintbush & broom to ·sa'{e $$l on this dirty dawg ! ! Prime agun a Beach duplex w /allached garage. Suomit offer!
$104,950 AT SO. COAST PL.Ali , Superb Mediterranean villa
featuring 3 spacious brs, 2 ba.
Assumable fin a ncing due to immaculate condition & price. This won't last long ..
l ILOCKS TO IEACH
SELLER DESPERATE
Ha!? bought a nother Qrqperty.t
facing 2 payments. Umgue " bdrm home m Newport Shores. Ask ing $175,000. Owner will carry
1st T.D. at 12',.
OWNER ANXIOUS!! Imagine 3 spacious brs & 2112 ba upgraded to the hilt! This fine home also features encl 'd parking & in-house laundry
facilities & assumable financing.
I 0.75% FtMAMCI~ Fabulous 4 bdrm Fordham Model
in University Park. Featuring 2 fireplaces & 2100 sq. ft. of living area. With this price & terms. won't last long.
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
26 70 San MICJUllDr.
759-150 I or 752-7373
675-3411
ittWtt tlalt.Om bouset Oft
comer lot. Each w /2 car
1ar, 2 bdrm, Zba,
balconlet w/<Xo " bay
views, patb. k2:5,000.
L1e uswn. lit. 875-0727
or644·9W
OPIM HOUSI 1-5 Lovely 4 BR ln model
bOme condltion. Patio
overlook• greenbelt,
$208.000.
2239 Vista Hotar
MHdATase.hr7
Call the inveslment
specialists.
Touchstone Realty. Inc.
963-~
CHdo 5pKJaNsh
Call the experts at the
condo in form a lion
center.
Touchstone Realty, Inc.
963-c.167
SELL OR TRADE
1 year old lovely 3 bdrm,
family room, raised en·
try, step-down living
room , dining room .
hallway. wide staircase.
very fun ctiona l.
Decorator drapes ,
sheer s, mini blinds,
woven wo ods .
reenhouse windows,
many extras. Take over
existing SlZl,000 loan. In
Newport area. Agt.
645-2411.
LIDO ISLE
HI CEILING CONTEM·
PORARY. 4 bdrms. din
rm. 45 · lot kSS.000
TRADITIONAL
PERFECTION 3
bdrms . din rm .
breakfast rm. hi cetl·
ings. s kylight spa in lge
mstr suite. $630.000
s/jumbo loan avail
LARGE ~TATE ON 3
LOTS. 5 bdrms. din rm,
library & rec room sur·
rounding the largest pvt
f a rd en on Lido .
1,500,000.
140/o ......... Rah
W /2°"oDoww
103 down interest. l•H'•~ or assume 9V•%
loan on this beautiful 4
Bdrm 2 Ba immac.
home. Agt. Pat Cobb
979-5370 or 67~2013
EMERALD IA Y -Charming 3 Bdrm cottage with
plantation shutters, used brick, sunny patios.
One of our finest communities with private
beach, pool and tennis. $370,000.
TURTLEROCK HIGHLANDS -A stunning
achievement by Pollock Interiors. Exquisite
decorating thruout this 4 Bdrm. 1 sty home with
separate dining room and large master suite. A
new and exciting off er. $312,000.
SOUTH LAGUNA -Magnificent ocean view
from this rustic Laguna Beach setting. 3 Bdrm.
fuJl basement. xlnt financing. All for $185,000!
THE ILUFFS -3 Bdrm E Plan. on the front row
of Back Bay. Leese 01Xion available. $275,000.
I
CO ROMA DB. MAI DUPUX -One of the few
duplexes w I a pool. Desirable street w I hi
income, comfort 3 Bdrm owners unit. $320,000.
TURTI.HOCK HIGHLANDS -The very nicest
Irvine community you could choose for your
family. A spacious 4 Bdrm Edinborough plan.
Professionally decorated in warm earthtones.
Two large assumable loans far below current
rate. Owner will consider a smaller Turtlerock
home in trade. $389,000
COMiBCl.AI. LOT -3 contiguous lots. zoned C2 in San Clemente. Office building plans
available. $296,800.
IMYISTOIS SIMIMAR -Learn how you can
enjoy a profitable real estate investment
without negative cash flow , property
management, vacancy factor. 7:JO MOMIAY
llVIMI ... , APRIL 27, lt4 OUR °"'Cl. JI I I I.
COAST H16HWAY. PLIASI CALL 1'01
.. YATIONS. 671-3411.
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ISLAND IMCOMI
Three units ideally located on Balboa
Island. Desirable summer/winter
rentals. Two 2 Bdrm units and
bachelor quarters on a full size lot.
Excellent condition. Owner very
motivated A good investment. Asking
$375,000.
YOU CAN'T llAT THAT
Super duplex located ln Old CdM. The
property has a 3 BdJ:m cottage with
new paint and carpets and a modern 2
Bdrm apt w /bit-ins. The owner says
sell and he'll listen to all offers.
$325,000.
LIDO ISLf'S
TWO IEST VALUES
COZY CHARM 2 Bdrms., 2 bath immaculate condition with ex~ansion potential.
JUST $330,000
SPACIOUS WXURY 4 Bdrms, 4 baths, den ready &
waiting for family living .
Affordable & prestigious.
JUST 1445,000 Call now for tennsl ! r
BOTH OPEN SUMDA Y 1-4
SPYGLASS SOU'INtOtrT
GREAT IUY fw ssn.soo
Custom features Uµ-ougllout. Large 5
bedroom home with DOOi and jacuzzi. Quiet cul-de-sac location. Showing by appointment only.
SPYGLASS fOlb B
MODEL CUSTOMIDD
7 bdrm including 2 rm mother-in-law
suite. separate study w/view, den1 courtyard entry pool, separate jacuzzi
ofl m str bdrm. swte. Spectacu1ar
ocean and night light view. One of Spyglass Hill 's finest. $849,500.
SPYGLASS MEW IEDFORD
4 bdrm, 3 bath, highly upgraded. Pool,
jacuzzi spectacular ocean and night
light views! $795,000.
HARBOR RIDGE
3 bdrm with l oft, 3 balconies,
beautifully landscaped, upgraded.
Near tenms courts and pool. $479 ,000
assume large loan.
DOVER SHOUS
SPECTACULAR VIEWS Breathtaking ocean, light and mtn.
views from this larg~ one of a kind,
quality home on ualaxy Drive.
Beautifully decorated, landscaped
with s parkling pool, on extra large lot.
4 bdrms., 4 ba, many outstanding quality features. $950,000.
SPYGLASS
Spectacular views from this 4 bedroom 2 story home. Highly upgraded with wood plank floors, pool
& jacuzzi. Wood panelled living
ammg room. uame room with deck.
$795,000.
MESA VERDE WITH A POOL
4 bdrm executive home with a pool, on
Country Club Drive, large lot.
Assumable financing at~%.
FOUNTAIN VALLIY
ONLY $104,500. Owner will help
finance this 2 bdrm, one bath.
LAGUNA IEACH FIX&
Only $155,000. Owner may carry T.D.
3 bdrm needs help.
HUMTIN•TOM llACH
ONLY SU,000
4 BR residence. $88,000 AS.SUMABLE
loan. Owner may carry 2nd.
HAllOI VllW NOMI
3 BR $223,000 lowest price in Harbor
View. Assumable loans. Submit on down or trade.
LA•UMA tlLLS 3 BR, 2 BA Condo With A.ssu_mabl
loans. Call for detail$! $114,500.
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IA YCllST CUSTOM HOMI
Absolutely fabulous LYons & Cushion
custom floor plan. Spacious living
room designed for entertaining. Large
separate formal dlning room &
fantastic family room. Super modern•
kitchen boasts of Del Piso tile,
microwave, 2 self-cleaning ovens &
many extras. Master bdrm suite
separate from other 3 extra large
bdrms. $440,000 with great ter~.
1315 ANTIGUA WAY SAT/SUH 1·1:00
"LOVa Y TO LOOI AT ..
Call us now and make an appointment
to see this beautifully-landscaped 2
bedroom, 2 bath, family room home.
Outstanding landscaping front and
rear. Large lot, workshop, lots of
large closets -and all for $183,000.
Definitely today's best buy.
IRVIME TERRACE-MIMI ESTATE
FANTASTIC WATER ~ONT ROW
New exclusive listing. Great view of
the bays, ocean, bright lights &
Catalina! One of largest lots in Irvine
Terrace (almost 112 acre). Traditional
4 bedroom home with huge family
room. Lovely pool in front courtyard.
Separ ate spa;.. darling new gazebo on lower terr. t.:all for apJX. $1,095,000
including fee land.
"VERSAILLES" $825,000
OM llG CAMYOM GOLF COURSE
Spectacular Dea ne Hom es "Versailles'' located on huge corner
site. Beaut. golf course view looking
through the tall trees of beaut.
landscaped yard. Large secluded pool
& spa + a most attractive gazebo.
Gated front court yard entry
w1fountain. Marble floor in foyer
w/glittering chandelier. 4 Bed'r'ms . den, formal DR & 4112 baths.
HR AUOWHEAD-VU TO CATAUMA
Unimpeded view 25 rt across to see
the world. 3 Bedrooms. Western red
cedar inside and out. Architect's
award design. See it, then live in it.
$96,500.
WESLIY H. TAYLOR CO .. RIALTOIS
2111 S.J~ ... RMd
NEWPORT CINTH, M.I. 644-49 I 0
r of newpori
REALTORS
'75-5511
CLEAR, COOL AIR~ big piMs .ct
cedars: wen IMlllt c..... .... wtth 6
ldnnt Hd Htoll tNdy: 2 flreplocH,
MOdent INllltill oppll..cea illi ~.. Two
odl«...t btllldeble lcth. ....., ott.-........
$250,000.
HEWPORT SHORES: Wtl located away
frMI traffic, thort wall to ~ &
TENNIS, pool etc. GNCll l ..... home,
cozy fl,..,.oce, wood .a & ptltlo, eoty
occeat to ocean beach. Mt SI 35,000 ....._
COLE OF NEWPORT RIEAL TORS
2515 E. Coatt Hwy., Corona ct.I M•
675-5511
IR Newport hoclt-' oak to
LIMjo Ffnt
CAREER
OPPORTUNITY
W ALIC TO THI IMCH
Peninsula Point, custom s BR
home. $459,500. Good fmancing.
J TOP USTil«K
IH HARIOI VllW HOMIS
Somerset 5 BR. $349.SOO. Pride of
ownership.
Somerset s BR, $349,900 .
Secluded yard, a gem.
Montego 4 BR, $259,900. Huge
yard, pool & spa.
l CdM SPECT ACULAIS
3 duplexes, new! $420,000 each,
designed as condos, luxury
features, buy one or all three, at
$1,260,000.
TWO
-· ONGS ~•clw4t ..
673-7761
760-13'7
STARNES COMPANY
SEE AND BELIEVE
The very finest buy in the
Ha~bor area. New 1650 sq. ,ft.
condos. 5 minutes to beaches.
One half block to major
s hopping centers . Cement
drives, air conditioning ,
microwave ove n , trash\
compactor, large walk-in
closets. Garage with opener.
Pool and 2 jacuzzis.
WILSON PARK
CONDOMINIUMS 11ow.w11 ..
Cotta Meta, CA
714/631·5055
FrOM $I 32,000
HARBOR
VIEW HOMES
Popular Sommerset Model located
on the n a ture park. Walking
distance to schools. shopping &
recreation. 5 Bdrms plus a large
family rm complete with brick
fireplace and wet bar. Enclosed
yard. 3 car garage. Covered patio.
A terrific family home at a terrific
price. $329.750 . Open Sunday 1 to 5.
Come by 1816 Newport Hills Drive.
N.B.
BAYCREST
Spacious custom built home on a
quiet tree lined street in exclusive
Baycrest. 4 Bdrm + convertible
offi ce . Form a I dining room ,
paneled family room, pool and a
huge, completely equipped game
room. From the cedar lined storage
c lose t to the large master
suite his lovely home has features
only found in custom building. See 1 for yourself on Sat or Sun betwn 1
and 5. Come by 1730 Marlin Way,
N. B. at $449,500 an outstanding
home value!
HARBOR ISLAND
For those who can afford the best.
A prime 40 foot bayfront lot
beautifully landscaped with a
private pier and float. Newport's
mo st prestigious address.
$1,780,000.
WESTCLIFF
If you thought you couldn't afford to
live in Newport -then think again.
Here's a super sharp 2 bdrm. 2 bath
condo in a terrific location at an
unbelieva ble $129,500 price.
Fireplace, bar, overlooks pool -
what else do you want?
SAN JUAN
CAPISTRANO
What a view! From Saddleback to
the ocean. 5.5 acres suitable for a
fahtastic estate with room for
horses, tennis, swimming or most
anything. Only minutes from town
and Dana Point Yacht Harbor. An
outstanding investment at $650,000.
* OUT OF STATE * MIW YOB
3 story townhome in Upper
Eastside Manhattan. Victorian
sty le brownstone exterior. Small
garden area. Prime location. Ideal
for conversion. '530,000.
COLORADO
194 units in Denver. 7~ times grosa .
Very attracttye terms. Excellent
upside potential. Denver la
bOomlng ! $4,000,000.
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Rtmodeltd to new ln 1178 from curb to new pltr lncludln1 cu.tom ttltd 1pa 1taln 11111 & tvtn electttc powered
draw drapes. a car 1ara1e with a d d lt l o n a l 3 c a.r off 1 t r e e t parking. Perfect locatJon -185(),000.
OCEANFR0"1 SLEEPER
Six deluxe units on 2 lots. Nearly ALL
financed. Asking $1.3 million. Barely
over land value.
TWO TRIPLEXES ~ight in the heart of the Peninsula.
Sid~ by each -buy both for $570,000
or Just one for half. Try $50,000 down
& seller will carry.
OCEANFRONT Duplex. 3 Bdrm 2 Ba upper with
sundeck plus 2 Bdrm 2 Ba lower with
separate raised patio deck. Both units
are completely furnished with a
decorator s touch. 4. + car__garage and fantastic fina n cing. Take over
$426,000 l<;>an including 12¥4% for 30 years. Askmg $649,000.
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
2919 Newport llYd. CorMr lOth
CAMEO SHORES
LOWEST PRICED FH
Large assumable 1st TD. Walls of
glass lead to wood deck. Beautiful
vie"'.s from mas ter suite, living and
family rooms! Plus. lovely private
beach. For full d etails. call.
W Al.IC TO IEACH q i';\nt 4 Bdrm priced right! Spacious
l~vmg room, features wood burning
fireplace. Owner assisted financing.
Hurry !
NO DOWN PAYMENT
Pay clos ing costs only! Buy your own
home! Mus t qualify for monthly
payments. Exciting new concept. Call
today for full details.
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
0 C EA N V IE W, 0 NL Y I 0 °/o
DOWN ~O'?t' reduced thousands! Spacious l.1v 1n g r oom. features g lo wing
fireplace1 3 large bdrm.s + den. Greal ~ssumab e lst and owner will help
fmance.
THE REAL ESTATERS
ClllONA DB. MAR
omc~ &73-8550
LEAST EXPENSIVE
IALIOA ISUHD
11111 2 ldrm cottCIC)e rep uenb
a good lnn1tment opportw.ity
• a retttal ... 1t. I 1t home on tt.
hland , or ju1t future
appreciation. Cr•ati.,. fiftandncJ
avaHable.
LIDO ISLE
DREAM HOME
Hen'1 your chGRC• to MD•• to
Udo Ille wi"' exceH...t ~ °" clean, tr.ah 3 ldnn. deft. J
lath hofM that 11 OM of the
lowHt priced homH °" the
llland. AllUIM ,..,. lo. ...
oWMr wHI con1lder canylnc)
large 2nd. Call today whlle
ofhrecl ot $395,000.
LUXURY CONDO
IY THE SEA
h..tffMI 2 Id"" oc ... •Mw
~ with a detlghtful w.rior
.. ICJI" by De1l9_1 ~ of
Ntwport leach. ~ laid Mid
Teak & hardwood floorilHJ,
_. wall conrilMp ..t _.
IRDf"e.
YllW-$219.500
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HELEN 8. DOWD
REALTOR, INC. 644--0134
Li1t & luy With TIM Experts
* * * * * * Heritage Collection ~
C-2 Lor
High . traffic count. 62.5x.307 feet lot
Ex1stmg .house on property. flexible
us es. Asking $!99,500. Call 540-1151 for more mformat1on.
. OWNER MUST SEU
Th i s .beaut i ful Tiburo n condo
featuring 3 Bdrms 21 2 baths new
carpets, paint, fl<?QrLng and WfJ.llp~per.
Large master s uite. Wetbar m dming
area. Double garage. Asking $119,900.
For more details , call 540-1151.
MESA VERDE 4-rUX
Existing low interest financing. Pride
of ownership. Large 3 Bdrm + family
room owners unit a nd three 2 Bdrm 2
bath units . All inc lude builtins
fireplaces and enclosed garages'.
Excellent condition. For information,
call 540-1151
ERITAGE
NEWPORT HACH ESTATE
OCEAM VIEW . Elegant
customized home on just under
1'2 acre lot. Completely private
expan ded 4 bdrm home. Oversized living room , ~rivate
dining room , & gated pool
area. This is a beautiful wuque
prope rty newly offered at
$795,000.
PRESTIGE ADDRESS OHLY
I $00,000 Dramatic entryway leads to
lovely, larg~ .. 3 bd.rrr. 2112 bath townhome. n uge hvmg room &
formal dining room. Walls of glass lead fo brick patios .
Priced to sel l witn x lnt
financing.
STEPS TO LAKE Charm\ng 4 bdrm single story home in be autiful Wo<Xlbridge.
Shows like model. Atrium
model. Large famil.Y. room w /vaulted ceilin g . Floor to ceiling book cases. Huge
fireplace & formal dining rm.
Take over subject lo existing 1s t T .D . & n o t e at 83/4%
intere.,t. Brand n ew on the
markef .
I IRVINI llAUTY
ASSUMAILI LOAN Lite, airy._ c heerful home . University rark. Large corner
lot act'oss from Q<>Ol lt tennis.
Wood ' s hutters. Stained wood
J?aneling. Covered patio. Private s~a . Take over subject to 1st T.D . at lOY•o/o. Newly
offered at $190,000. ·
IACK IAY YllW
I o•/.-te AISUMAILI LOAN
Spaclqus custom home only 2
years l'ew. s.12$,000 .
ILU"S llAUTY
Only D25.000 buy• beauti.ful '
bdrm ·ebd unit. Picture perfect
• ready to move ln. ""Newly
liated. t
' fcxce~isnal commis3lon ~llt :~i:t~~~~~'f ~penf:~. or
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Thi• beautiful Someraet model ha• everythln1 fQr the dlscrlmln1tln1 family. Sunken llvlng room wlth
fireplace!. large formal dlnlnl room w/wood noors, masniflcent entry, all
with vaulted ceilings and surrounding
a lovely green atrium. Separate
family room with fireplace. wet bar 5
Bdrms with a parklike wooded f enc~d
yard . 3 car gar age . Offered at
$319,500.
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FROM THE
STORE
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Great 3 ways: Cozy 3 Br, family
home with huge yard Area is
desirable and prices are esralatmg.
Owner will work with buyer to make
purc·pase painless . $185,000 with
supe~ terms.
PriJ l~oY!~Te~~:~I ~~~~ 1 2 blk
from ferry landing on the Peninsul a.
3 lots fee land. Owner financing
Lease option. Call Carlene for
details.
2000 West lol»oo llvd.
Newport leach 67S. I 77 I
Prior commitments 'forces s ale of
''Cape Cod" Home with 3Bdrms.
2Baths. sinftle garage, 2 patios, all
new ylumbm_g/roof, etc. on Full Lot.
Sparkling Clean "Move-In" Condition.
$325,000
Will sell below market value with
S70K or more down! Owner will carry
remaining at 121 2r~ if sold before June
30th. 1981.
C7141 675-2479 C714J 673-6511
OWNER·AGENI'
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BAYSIDE DRIVE IAYFROMT
Flexible 4 or 5 bdrm family home with
unparalleled view of main bay &
boating activity. Side tie for 35 ' boat.
Seller desires lease option. $1,900.000.
Fee simple. Martha Macnab. 642-8235.
Newport BMCh ooi Duver Drive Harbor Vww t"•·nter
042 8235 644 6200
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COITAM•A
4 Bdrm 2 81, comfy
hom• on cul·dHac. XIJ!
flnanclnfl UH,000.
Op n Sat 2·5. Marcia
MESAVEIOE
This 3 bdrm charmer
was once 'B model home.
It 1s located on a huae
cul-de-sac lot and filled
with extru. FlNlSHED
ea rage. Close to schools.
Xlnl. assum. financina,
Offered at Sl44,SOO.
'*Cote Realty
& Investment
640-Sn7
BEAUTIFUL
MESA VERDE
Beaut Mesa Verde
home. Spacious 5 Bdrm.
Best buy in the area.
Model condition. Only
S205.000 Ask for Rbt.
Milliken 63i·l266
RVM~
REAi.TORS
MESA VERDE
BEST BUY Charming 4
bdrm 3 ba home wi(h
family rm Comer lot.
VERY PRIVATE yards
Immaculate and ready
to move in Close Lo
~chools and shopping. $175.900
*Cote Realty
& ln\'estment
640-5777
2 UNITS
S 110,000
lalboa Island Capistrano Beach I 018 HARBOR VIEW HILLS 1--------1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4bdrm . 2•,ba t.u ~k
Costa Mesa pride of
ownership bargain '
Cle an -refurbis hed !
Live in one-rent one'
Call for details. 646-717i
THE REAL ESTATERS
Santa AINI Hats.
3 Bdrm 2 Ba 'family
room. 2400sq ft. vu. pool
& spa . 30't-dwn .
$220.000.
3 Bdrm 2"'2 Ba vu, pool. assume lsl. owe carry
2nd. S189.000
3 Bdrm 212 ·~ Ba, vu, as·
s ume lsl, owe 2nd.
$184.000.
••••••••••••••••••••••• DIVORCE Sandpiper. ideal fam MEW! forces sale of 2br, Iba, home. Level, quiet t•ul
Quality. luxury home, 4 den home. Assum lsl. de·sac View suJe Pos:.
Bdrm4Ba .3frpks.All Cap1stran0Palisadeson new 1st TD at 13•;
the extras you could Portola. Sll7,000IOBO Own er rons 1d 2nd
want for the most com 496·4822 Owner bkr will rnop
fortable, effi cient and -------752·2838, 644 5Ul9
spacious living on the
Island. 30 yr. S300.000 1st
TD at 13% fully assuma·
ble. No pomts. SSJS.000
205 Garnet. Open Hse
Sat/Sun i.5 Gerry S pr·
mgston. Rltr 673-2230
i lOi Balboa Open 1·5
ATTRACTIVE
2STORY
+MODERN APT Nr bays, charming xlra
lg 28r, bnck frplc. din·
1ng rm . i a-.Ba, dbl
garage + income $495
mo FABULO US
FINANCE Save
Thousands SSS Appl
RENE REALTY
l21 31 434-0908
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PENINSULA BEAUTY
Like new, 3Br + Den
XLNT FlNANCING
$449.000 lst pay Aug.
IMM EDOCCUPANCY
2113 Miramar. NB
dys 556-:lJOO wknd &
eves 642-0346,549·4225
OCEAN VIEW
VILLAS
With 3 ra1Sed frplcs. 6
patio areas with bu1IL in
garden bins each w1Lh its own faucet & drain.
Steps to CdM Beach Lov·
ely 3Br h ome on
beautiful street. Prmc
only. Brkr 9622900 or
675-0704
Quiel den with its OWN 1---------full bath & patio area. +
3 more bdnns. & 2 more
full ba th s True
Gourmet kitchen with
lriple sink. pant!') & re·
c1pe counter. Solar
Bronze windows to save
energy 3 car gar age
with buill 1n work
counter. cabinets & utih
t y si nk . Dramati c
skyhghled baths with
s unken tubs & ful I
ceramic tile treatment
123•'"' Available.
W 111 consider buying
your present house
m trade .
$261,000
17141493-3989
SH lluff Villos
Capl1trano l~ach
35291 VISTA DE TODO
Corona det Mar 1022 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Ga t ed Community .
Cameo Shores
Open s ... 12-5
$235.000 assumable at
9~,r~
H ighly upgraded .
panoramic ocean view &
JUSl iHeps Lo prl\ ale
com mun1ty beaches.
this ELEGANT 3 bdrm.
4 bath home with a spa rkling pool ha~
custom feature!> galore'
Deluxe security system
$529,000.
4521 011 ington Rd
RICH Rlty 760.0621
JASMINE CREEK
Highly upgraded Plan II
2 bdrm + den. Jacuzzi
$375,000 by owner
640·9755
SPYGLASS Hill
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Elegant 3 Br. Family
rm mas ter s u i te
w fr pie. steps to pool.
spa & tennis $450.000.
Owner Broker. Call
675-2740 or 213 Z76-S620
GORGEOUS 7 BDRM +
bonus room <Southport
plan) with ocean view.
beautifully upgraded
with just too manv
amen1L1es to list in this
limited s pace F.xcel
financing with 12', int
ra t es on possible
$400,000 loan Just hsted
and not expected to last
long with Lhe above financing.
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DUPLEX
S 160,000 permit .
The perfect dual
ownership property with
2 nearly equal 2 Bdrm. 2
ba units with master
suites, stone fireplaces
and wood beamed ceil·
in gs. on an oversize lot
w ith pvt patios and
decks. $320,000. IO'Yr int.
financing.
CAUNOW
644-7211 .. . . '
W onnington RHfty
714/972-1104
Largest Harbor View
Hills, 3100+sq ft Owner
will help finan ce.
Own r I A gt. 640-5446
5Br. 3Ba. Lrg. assumable
loan. Owner rt exible
wit h 2nd T.D. Open
House Sat. Sun. i.5 1407
Santanella, CdM .
IROADMOOR, VIEW
New on market, 1st
showing, 4bdrm. 2"1ba •
CHARMING
l'heerful. s unn y &
bright. 4 Hd pool home.
Prime M~a Verde loca
lion Priced right at
Sl91.SOO. Good assume
CUSTOMIZED
Remodeled and ex·
pan ded 5 Bdrm pool
home. Near country
club. Assume large loan.
J ackie Handleman
631·1266
RVM~
fl EAi TORS
LEASEOP'TIOH
Luxurious. custom con-
do 1700 sq. ft. 2 frplcs. 3
bdrm. 212 baths $800
mo St65.000 642·4623.
DOLLHOUSE
$3,000DOWN
J bedroom. liv rm
w frpl<', high ceilings
throughout. Stained
glass dutch door. new
paint, while w/dutch
blue lnm. 2 car gar .. Jrg,
landscaped lot. Home
warranty. MUST SELL
FAST Sl21.500. 494-1096
eves
OPEN HOUSE until
So ld ! W eekdays
2 30 6pm. Sal Suo
10 6µm 4br. 1 1 ~ba,
hardwood floors. new
paint. cpts, drapes,
plumbing $115,000 683
Senate St CM :>48-1731 or
831 9878
MES.A VERDE
CUSTOM home on large •
lot with s mall lake ift •
back yard 3 Bdrm. 2i.; •
ba. 2 frplcs. super concL
Open house Sun 12-5 al •
3182 Country Club Dr. ~
Must see to appreciate, •
$235,000
CENTURY 2l BERG
962·8891
4 IR AHDDEH ·
2 Ba. double garage •
workshop. lge patio .,.;; .,,
brick BBQ, W /W cpt.s iJ. i
drps. owe all financinl-•
at 10% after dwn pym~ ' St26,000. W /consider •
TD, motor home, coins. :
diamonds as part dwa •
pymt. Ownr /bkr, •
714-642·«22
..... .... QAY I. f'OUAN -----The Sunniest Home in:
formal din, ram rm. _______ _.
··-·-rt.. 6 ICfombl.d _.,. below lo ""*• 6
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R A N W J 0
JASMIHE CRHK
2bdrm & den, cheeery
kllcben. plantation shut-
ter•, pvl comm. with
pool, jao 4c te nnis.
$285,000. By Owner :
759-1176.
100/o Owner wlll ca rry
A.l.T.D. at 1~ Ofl lhl8
outahndlna custom
duplex. ~ block to the
bf1cb. 4 ~ front Wl·
It : s bdrm 11~r~ Private
patlot. Omb'•,OOO.
MAUIYRA ......
SUUGM~TY
67Mll4
breakfast a r ea, new
landscape. As king
S385K. Low down poss.
Drive by 1251 Surmne.
Call J eanine. Agt.
673·6848 res.; 675·5134
mess.
IUILOaS!
INVESTOIS!
Try I 00/o Down
A roomy 3 bdrm 2 h*
home in creat E 'si
area with complete
plans for 1700 sir 2:nd
It. $147 ,500.
644-7211
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
2919 Newport It.cl. COl'MI' 30ffl
CAMEO SHORES
LOWEST PRICED FH
L a r ge assuma ble 1st TD. Walls or
glass lead t o w ood deck . Be autiful
vie~s from m aste r suite, living a nd
fa m ily rooms! Plus. lovely private
beach . F or full d etails. call.
W ALI TO IEACH
qi~nt 4 Bdrm priced right! Spacious
L~vmg room , features wood burning
fire place. Own er assisted financing.
Hurry!
NO DOWN PAYMENT
P ay closing costs only! Buy your own
h o m e! Mus t qualify for m onthly
pay m e n ts. Exciting new concept . Call
today for full de tails .
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
0 C EA N VIEW, 0 NL Y I 0 °/0
DOWN
~o~ r e d uced t housands! Spacious l ~v 1n g r oo m . f ea t u r es g l o w i n g
f1 replace1 3 large bdrms + d en. G re al
a.ssumctb e 1st and owner will help finance.
THE REAL ESTATERS
CORONA OB. MAR omcE, &73-1550
LEAST EXPENSIVE
BALBOA ISLAND
This 2 ldrm coffOC)e repr'•Mnh
o good in•estm.nt opportwiity
as a retttal Ul'lit, I st home on tt.
Island, or just future
appreciation. Creati•• finmclng
GYOflable.
LIDO ISLE
DREAM HOME
Hen's your chonce to MD•• to
Udo Isle witt. ucell.nt ~
on clHn. fresh 3 ldnft. dlft, i
lotlt hofM that Is OM of tt.
lowest priced homH °" the
Island. AtsUIM 1_,. lam mid
oWMr will conslct.r ccrrylng
lor«Je 2nd. Coll today wt.lie
offet ed at $395,000.
LUXURY CONDO
IY THE SEA
leoutfful 2 ldrm oc... •Mw ~ with o delic)lttM Werior
desl911 by DHIC1' ~ of
Mewport leach. ~ laid sold
Teak & hardwood floor.!:i;
... wall COHriftgs .-1 .......
VIEW-$219.500
~• .. wofMclt.y.J
I d r • 1 2 '12 I a t Ill s , a I r
caniltfwd. f_, roo.. _.
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HELEN B. DOWD
REALTOR, INC. 644-0134
List & luy Wltft TM Experts
* * * * * * Heritage Collection
C·2 Lor
H igh . tr a ffic count, 62.5x307 feet lot.
E x1stm g .house on pr()perty. flexible
uses. As kmg $199.500. Call 540-1151 for
m ore in formation .
OWNER MUST SEU
T hi s .b e autiful Ti b uro n con do
featurin g ~ Bdrms, 212 baths, new
carpe ts, p a int. fl~rmg a nd wallpaper.
La rge mas t er s uite . We tbar in dining
are a . Double g a rage. Asking $119,900.
F or m o re de tails, call 540·1151.
MESA VERDE 4-PUX
Existing low inte rest financing. Pride
of owne r s hjp, Large 3 Bdrm + family
room o wners unit and three 2 Bdrm 2
bath units. All inc lude builtins
fireplaces a nd e nc losed garage s :
Exce lle nt condition. For information,
call 540-1151
ERITAGE
NEWPORT IE.ACH ESTATE
OCE.AM VIEW. E l e gant
customized ho m e on just under 12 acr e lot. Comple te ly private
e xpande d 4 bdrm n o m e.
Ov ers ized living roo m . private
dining .-oom, & g ated pool
area . This is a b eau1 iful uruque
prop e rty n e wly o ffe red at
$795,000.
PRESTIGE ADDRESS OHLY $430,000
Dramatic entry w ay leads to
lovely. larg~,, 3 bdrm, 2"'2 bath
townhome. nuge living room &
formal dining r oom . -Walls of
glass lead Co bric k p a tios .
Priced t o sell with x lnt
financ ing .
STEPS TO LAKE
Charming 4 bdrm sing le story
home in beautiful Wo00bridge.
Shows like model. Atrium
model. Larg e famiLY room
w /vaulted c e ilin g . Floor to
ceiling book c a ses. Huge
fireplace & for mal dining rm .
Take over subject to eXJstinR
1s t T .D . & note at s a143
inleree;t. Brand new on the
markef.
IRVIHE 11.AUTY
ASSUM.AILI LOAN
Lite, airy cheerful home.
University Park. Large comer
lot act'oss from ~l "& U?nnis.
Wood • s h utter s . Stained wood
paneling . Covered patio.
Private s1ta. Take over subject
to lstu T.D. at 101/•%. Newly
offereu at $190,000. ·
IACIC IAY YllW
I Ot/t-t. ASSUM.AILI LOAN
Spaclqus custom home only 2
years pew. '325,000.
ILUFFS llAUTY
Only U25,000 buys beautiful 4
bdrm ·and unit. Picture perfect
& ready to move In. Newly
listed. • .
Exceotional co,mmisslon s_pllt
for naun1 orlCU1ted reanor associates. Jiave '2 openings.
Orange Oo11t DAILY fltl..OT'(!und1y, Aprll 11, 1111 !I
Thia beautiful Someraet model h11
ev1rythtn1 for the dl1crlmin1tln1 famtly . Sunken living room with
t1r1pl1ce lar1e formal dininl room w /wood hoors, magnificent entry. all with vaulted celllng1 and surrounding
a lovely green atrium. Separate
family room with fireplace, wet bar 5
Bdrms with a parklike woode d fenc~d
y ard. 3 c ar garage. Offe r e d at
$319,500.
.
••• • c o 916b0
YOU GET MORI
FROM THE
STORE
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Gre at 3 ways: Co zy 3 Br. fa mily
h o me with huge y a rd . A rea is
desira ble a nd prices a re escalating.
Owne r w i II work with buyer to m a ke
purc'pase painless. $1 85,000 with
supe~ te rms .
PriJ l~oY!~Te~~:~I ~~~!IJ 1 2 blk
from fe rry landin g on the Penins ula .
3 lots fee la nd . Owner financing.
L ease option . Call Carlene for
details.
2000 West lol»oo ltvd.
~wport leoch 67S.177 I
Prior commitme nts 'forces sale of
"Cape C~d " H ~me with 3Bdrms,
2Baths. s m.gle g arage, 2 patios, a ll
new _plumbm_g/r oof. etc. on Full Lot.
Spa rkling Clean "Move-ln" Condition .
$325.000
Will sell b e low m a rket value with
$70K ~r. morel' down!. Owner will carry
re m a ining a t 121 2''~ 1f sold before June
30th. 1981.
17141 675-2479 17141673-6511
OWNER·AG ENT
.~\m'~REALTY
BAYSIDE DRIVE IAYFROMT
F lexible 4 or 5 bdrm family hom e wit h
unparalle l ed v iew of ma in b ay &
boating activity. Side tie for 35' boat.
Seller d esires lease option . $1.900.000.
Fee sim ple. Ma rt h a Macnab. 642·8235.
NeWJ>on Beach
901 Dover Drive Ha.rb<~1 Vww c .. rtt.er
642. 8235 644 6200
2 UNITS
SI I 0,000
Capistrano Beoch I 018 HARBOR VIEW HILLS
1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4bdrm . 2 1 ~b:i . J.u.,k . .•.................•.. DIVORCE sandpiper. 1deJI f<lm
lalboo Island
Costa Mesa pride of
owne r s hip barga in '
Clean-refurbis hed !
Live in one-rent one~
Call for details. 646-7171
THE REAL ESTATERS
SClllta AINI Hah.
MEW! Quality, luxury home, 4
Bdrm 4 Ba. 3 frplrs. All
the e xtras you could
want for the most com
fortable, effi cient and
spacious living on the
Island. 30 yr. $300,000 1st
TD at 13% fully assuma·
ble. No points. SSJS,000
205 Garnet Open Hse
Sat/Sun 1·5. Gerry Spr ingston, Rltr. 673-2230
forces sale or 2br. Iba. home Lt!vel. qu1l't tul den home. Assum lst de-sal' View !>Ide Po~:-.
Capistrano Pallsadt>s on new Isl TO at 13'.
Portola $117,000 OBO Owner rnns1d 2nd 496·4822 Owner bkr will l'OllP
---r------752 2838, 644 ~9
OCEAN VIEW
Vil.LAS
With 3 raised frplcs. 6
patio areas with built-in
garden bins each with its own fa ucet & drain. Quiet den with its OWN
Steps lo Cd M Beat'h l,ov
c l y 3 Br home on
beautiful street Prine
only Brkr 964!·2900 or
675-0704
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COITAMHA
• Bdrm 2 81, comlf.
home on cul-ff·Hc. Xl.nt-
fl na n ~ln•I 1159,000.
Opon Sat 2·6. Marcia . .. .. '•.·
RVMt-X
II~ \I 1 t 1 f! ·-,
MESA VERDE
This 3 bdrm charmer
was once 'B model home.
It is located on a huge
cul-de-sac lot and fiUed with exlras. FINISHED
garage. Close to schools.
Xlnt. assum. financlna. Offered al $144,500.
*Cote Realty
& Investment
640-S777
BEAUTIFUL
MESA VERDE
Beaut Mesa Ve rde home. Spacious 5 Bdrm.
Best buy m the area.
Model condition. Only
$205,000. Ask fo r Rbt.
M1l11ken 631-1266
R&'Mtte
R fo:At.TORS
MESA VERDE
BEST BUY ·Charming 4
bdrm 3 ba home with
family rm Com er lot -
VJo:RY PRI VATE yards
lmmal·ulale and ready
to move in Close to
i.chools a nd :-.hopping $175.900
· Cot e Realty
& Investmen t
640-5777
CHARMING
Cheerful. sunny &
bright 4 Bd pool home
Prime Mesa Verde loca· lion Priced right at
Sl91.SOO. G<xxl assume
CUSTOMIZED
Remod e led and ex
p:i nded 5 Bdrm pool
home . Near l'ountr y
club. Assume large loan.
J ack1e Handleman
631-1266
3 Bdrm 2 Ba l am ily
room, 2400 sq ft . vu. pool
& s pa . 30% d wn ,
$220,000.
full bath & patio area. + 1101 Balboa Open I 5 3 more b<l rms. & 2 more Cameo Shores RVM~
3 Bdrm 2\AJ Ba, vu. pool,
assume lsl. owe carr:i. 2nd. Sl89,000
3 Bdrm 212 i,; Ba. vu, as-
sume 1st , owe 2nd. $184,000.
ATTRACTIVE f u I I b a t h s T r u e
2 STORY Gourmet kitchen with
+ MODERN APT triple sink. pantry & re·
Nrbays,channmgxtra cipe co ~nter Solar
lg 2Br. brick frplc, dm j Bronze windows to save
in g rm . l "'•Ba. dbl ene rgy 3 car garage garage+ mcome $495 wit h built -in work
m o F A BU L OU S counter, cabinets & ullli
F f NA NCE Save ty sink. Dram atic
3 Bdrm 1 Ba, vu, assume Thousands SSS Appl skyhghted baths with
1st. owe 2nd. $179,000 RENE REA1 TY s unk t; n t ubs & f u 11
1213143._0908 ceram1c.t1letr~atment.
3 Bdrm 2 Ba, zoned for --------• 12
3
•';r,, Available ho r s e s, re mode led. Will consider buying owe $163 900 your present house
· • · ••••••••••••••••••••••• mtrade.
PENINSULA BEAUTY
Like new, 3Br + Den XLNT FINANCING
S449.000 1st pay Aug.
IMM ED OCCUPANCY
2113 Miramar, NB
dys 556-:!M>O. wknd &
eves 642 0346,549 4225
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35291 VISTA DETODO
Corona del Mer 1022
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
Gated Com m unity .
Elegant 3 Br. Family
r m , m aster suite
w I fr pie . steps to pool.
spa & tennis. $450,000
Own e r Broke r Call
675-2740 or 213 276·5620
r ARTNSlSHIP
DUPLEX
$160,000 per unit.
T he pe r fect dual
ownership property with
2 nearly equal 2 Bdrm. 2
ba units with master suites. stone fireplaces and wood beamed ceil·
ings. on an oversize lot
wit h pvt patios a nd
decks. $320,000. lO'k int.
financing.
C.AU.HOW
644-7211
~
The Sunniest Home in:
JASMIHECREH
21>drm • den. cbeeery
tltcben. planlat.ion shut-
ters, pvt comm. with
pool, jao 4' tennis .
$215,000. By Owne r :
759-1176.
IOo/o
. Owner wlll carry
A.1.T.D. at 1~ on thla outeundlri& cuttom
d41pi.x. ~ block to the
beacb. 4 bclrm front un·
it; 3 bdrm rnr. Prlvate
paUoe. o.111625.000.
MAUIYIT ......
SIAUOMllALTY
67MJl4
Open Sun 12-5
S235,000 assumable at
93•'• Hi g hl y upgraded,
panora mic ocean view &
JU Sl o;teps lo prn ate comm unity beaches. this ELEGANT 3 bdrm.
4 bat h home wi th a
spa r k ling pool h a s
custom feature!> galore '
Deluxe security system
$529,000.
4521 011 ihtgto... Rd
RICH Rtty 760..0621
JASMINE CREEK Highly upgraded Plan II
2 bdrm + den J:il·u1.z1
$375,000 by OWOH 640-9755
SPYGLASS HILL
GORGEOUS 7 BDRM +
bonus room <Southport
plan> with ocean \'1cw, beautifully upgraded
wit h JUSt too manv a menities to List m this hm1ted space Jo:).cel
financing with 12r, ml
rates on possible
$400,000 loan Just listed
and not expected to last
long with the a bove financing
W ormlnc)toft Reatty
7 14/972-1 I 04
RFAl.TflRS
LE.ASE Of'TIOH
Luxurious, custom con..
do 1700 sq ft. 2 frplcs. 3
bdrm. 21, baths S800
mo Sl65.000 642·4623.
DOLL.HOUSE
$3,000DOWN
3 bed room , 11 \' rm
w fr plc, high ceilings
throughout , stained
glass dutch door. new
paint . white wtdutch
bl ue trim. 2 l·a r f?ar .. lrg
landsca ped lot. Home
warrant y. MUST SELL FAST, s121.soo. 494·1096
eves
OPE:N HOUSE un til
Sold' W eekdays
2 30 6pm . Sat Sun
10 6pm 4br. t 1 1ba,
ha rd wood floors. new
pa int. cpts. drapes.
plumbing Sll5.000 683
Senate St CM 548--1731 or
831 9878
MESA VERDE
CUSTOM home on large.
lot wit h small lake il'l back yard 3 Bdrm, 21~
ba. 2 frplcs. super cond.
Open house Sun 12·5 at
3182 Country Club Dr. •
Must see to appreciate, •
$235,000.
Largest Harbor V.iew CENTU RY211BERG
Hills. 3100+sq fl Own er 962·889_1 __ _
wi 11 h el p fina nce 4 IR .AHDDEH
Ownr/A~L640-S446 2 Ba. double garage
5Br. 3Ba. Lrg. assumable workshop, lge patio wJ loan. Owne r flexible brick BBQ, W/W cpts &
with 2nd T.D Open drps. OWC all financinl
House Sat. Sun. l·5. 1407 at 10% after dwn pymt. .: Santanella. CdM. $126,000. W /cons ider ~ TD, motor home, coins, =
IROADMOOR, VIEW diamonds as part dwll •
New on market. 1st p y mt . Ownr /bkr1 •
showing, 4bdrm. 2'"Jba, _7_14_-64_2·_«22_;:,_ ___ __;::'f ;"
formal din, fam r m, --------•r. breakfast area. new
landscape . As k i n g
S38SK. Low down poss.
Drive by l2Sl Surlline.
Call J e a nine, Agt
673-6848 res.: 675-5134
mess.
HILLSIOROUGH
IY LUSK·
$4751 + Tenns
IUILDaS!
IHVESTOIS!
Try I 00/o Down
A roomy 3 bdrm 2 ba
home in great E'sidJ
area with complete
plans for 1700 s/f 2nd Wit It. Sl47 ,500. . I
644-7211
Exclualve and rare
Hlllsborouth model by
Lusk ln Harbor Vl4:W HIU.. 5 Bdrms, utreme-~ a~c~~. Fonnu dm· SMAIPCOHDO ma rm. matr euJte boet.a s bdrm. 2 bath,
Pf'tvacy and 1undeck, 2 near So. Coast Pin
trplca. aeparate ulll. rm, Sl u "~oo. Brok or.
hufe 3 car aaraae. lrl 644·0134 spa rk Un1 pool. Seller , __ ....,;,.,;,,_ ____ ,,,;t.• mar form hlth tu YOUR INDCHANC£1 w r tt o rt 11 m I t I e d Sold flrat day open, b ~rtnenhlp w/quaWled fell out. SH,$00 v A
lnvutor. Call Katie ~rm• on P"eal s BR l~
RobetU fOf dttallJ and be Devin• Co • ..a..-plrtvat• tow. •1221 •tlAtrslDI
L•r•e 1ard • cov'd petlo, I ,.,.,... Im· .............. Alt RVM~
' . , .. .. ...
S21,000 OOWN
$21,000 to assume loan on this
SttOODOWN
• No qutlrylJ\1. J br. M.500. •11/mo, PITJ,
graduated l>Yl'ftta Alt.
Pam, N8·ad6, 848-3119.
BeauUful 4000 sq rt home with every
amenity for family outdoor living or
formal entertaining. Spectacular
ocean views, professionally
landscaped, brick patio. Lrg master
Bdrm suite includes l of 4 fU"eplaces.
Seller has bought another home and
beautiful 2 Bdrm, 2 ba Pierpointe
Condo. Vaulted ceilines. coz[
woodburning fireplace, sundeck, poo ,
tennis and spa. Bike to beach, Located
at Garfield and Beach. Seller bought
another and will assist with 2nd TD.
.,
• I
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-
Open Sat/Sun at 19222 Shoreline Dr.
·wants fast action. Joe Riley, Agt. Ofc: 848·1511,
Res : 631·5751
4 PLO· SJCMC Dw
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Whelan
Real Estate
497·2331 ,,..
540.3666
s&S GOLDENWEST ESTA1£S
Huntington Models -4 bdrm. 3 bath +
bonus room, 3 car garage, 3000 sq ft
executive home. Formal dining. large
family room wtwet bar. GOLDEN TOUCH Co1ta Mesa I 024 PANORAMIC OCEAN CONDOMltlUMS •• ••••••••••••••••••••• YIEW
Large private decks & EASTSIDE SLEEPER Fantastic Bluff location. 1) . / ~ ('JI Jlf Jlfjf(. JI PROPERTIES
patios. Only 3 left. Xlnt Drive to 1935 Santa Ana This 2 Br. 2 Ba. custom
terms. 13~ interest for 2 Ave. This 3 Bdrm, frplc home overlooks the
years. home with dbl detached Marina. Owner will Priced froftl SZ67,000 to $290,000
ASSUMAILE LOAM
2000MEYER PLACE garage has assumable finance . Call now !
OPEN DAJLY 1(~5 loan 551·4682.
641·1991, agt C e n l u r y 2 l
lrook•iew Condo
nr So. Coast 3 Br 21-~ ba
GOLDCOAST
548.1168
condo, beaut decor. new EASTSIDE l BR. R 2 lot,
cpl 620 Shasta Lane S86,000 By owner
Afcts. Emy 979-8373 or Owner w help hnnnce ~~1!~7-8320 646 6793 ------5bdrm. 3ba on quiet cul Lovely 2 bdrm home
de· sac, Sl93,500 Open w/lge yard. Xlnl E'sade
House Sat/Sun 11·6pm loc . $125,000. Agl 259 Santo Tomas or by 645.1103 app't call 646-8382.
2 br Twnhse S114.95-0
TERMS -TERMS
TERMS
Owner will finance
587 Wendy Ln. 646-2142
OPEN SAT SUN 12 5
3 br. 2 ba 2513 Colby
Place Agt, 548.0478
P'RICE REDUCED
MUSTSEl.L
Elegant 4 Br .. large
Family rm , pool,
$159.950. Open Sun 1·5.
2832 Drake 645·4483
Agent
CAT AUNA VIEW
2 Br 2 Ba view condo.
MESA VERDE Large assumable loan.
Best location by Owner Seller will consider TD
3br. 2ba. lndry room, as part of down pay·
micro . garage door• menl OpenSunda) 1103
opener. s pa. covered' Mesa Bluff
patio. 1mmac move an D Bourke Realtor
l'ond Sl59.SOOS4U..6152 S4&-9950
117 /8%FIH.
Falling out of escrow. owner bought another.
must sell fast lmmac.
Mesa Verde Pool Uome
4br +den. stained ~lass,
new pa int m out. too
many amenities lo hst !
AGT John Cox. 641 8458
or 631-1266
MESA VERDE
ASSUMABLE 91 ~·;
S129.950·3br. s uper clean
"Move Jn " Cond1t1on
1585 W Baker. 641 1693
TEHAHT HB.PS
with home payment
Two houses on lot 2
Bdrm w frplc & I Bdrm
dream cottage P vt
yards Always rented
Owner will help finance
Ask for Sand}
63 1-2242
(A Sunlxm Ht·all.')
ASSUMABLE DUPLEX
Low inter est. high
balance o"ner will
carry Great area for in
vestment S h arp '
i620CA >
964-2611
SUH REALTY
EASTSIOE
R-2
Remodeled 2 Bdrm. 2
bath. fireplace Alley ac
cess 127X65 Hurry!
645-9161
'l OPEN HOUSE
REALTY
/'
FOUR..PLEX
BY OWNER
Xlnl Financing'
$310,000 675-0073
INVESTOR'S DELIGHT
Rare four·plcx. prime
location. 2 Br I Ba units,
xlnt inc $240.000.
Marcia Redick 631 1266
RS'Mtte·
REALTORS
UNDERSTATED
ELEGANCE
A home for the dis·
cramanatmg executive
famal~ Bcaut1full}
c oordinated decor
throughout 2 s tory
home "1th soaring enlr)
and la\ ang rm. formal
dining rm. warm fam1l)
room and kitchen plus
love!\ master suite with
\1ew 3 Bdrm plus
loft den Huge new ~pa
an a generous yard Cul-
de ~ac location. S320.000
FAMILY HOME
Large I year old home an
Costa Mes a with 3
bdrms. 3 baths + den
and family rm . 2
fireplaces Lge ba<.'k
yard. Close to shopping
and parks Good as-
sumable loans. $225,000
MEADOW PARK
New exclusive quality
and well planned home
with luxury and space.
Stately 2 story
Ha\'erford plan on
55x 120' lot near South
Coast Plaza Large 3
bdrm + den. huge fami-
ly rm, fabulow. bright
.well kitchen country
Super family area
$209,000
WATERFRONT
Country EncJlhh
60 y r . Premier
Landmark with every
possible current ameni·
Ask for Madeline. agent,
961-4602
ty ! 3 bdnns on "'• acre park-like harbor blurrl _________ lrYIM
site. Pegged oak noors ElEGANT UVIHG •••••••••••••••••••••••
1044
throughout. massive in this 4 bdrm, 2 bath, HERITAGE PARK
beams, fam/rm, French formal dining rm. faml-HIGH
doors. formal dining, ly rm w/wrap around
stained glass, hot house breakfast bar separat· ASSUMABLE
& an 8' spa. Will help lllll kitchen. Large yard 3 Bdrm l 'h Ba condo
finance $595,000. w/fruit trees & patio on near park, pool, schools
494-7551 a quiet cul·de·sac street. & shopping. $77,600 1st
963-8182 TD. SHJ6,900 total lnvest-
m en t. Jerry Jones ...,. . .....,/,(. <~ Hlllll
_.¥~ Mc CORMACK RE
Fowttaln Valey •••••••••••••••••••••••
SALE IY OWNIElt
WESTMONT HOME 3 Bdrm + bonus room. 2 Newly remodled home,
Ba. Pricedforquil'ksale nr bch W12br. 2ba. den
Sll7,000. 847-7244 & frplc Totally up·
4 Bdrm 2 ba home m quiet
neighborhood Use
either FHA or VA
financing Call Mary
Lou at 842·4474
Century 211SPAROW
GREAT ASSUMAILE 4 Bdrm 2 st.ory charmer.
Exceptional stud y
Beautiful cul-de-sac loc
Close to park & schools
Asking. $155 ,000 Low
int. on 1st & 2nd TD.
Princp only 541·9993
Bkr.
GREEN VALLEY
By owner. 3 bdrm. lge
rumpus rm, buill·ms,
frplc. comm pool Ask
mg $165,000. 964-2588
No Qualifying ' Low
down ' Assumption 4
Bdrm. 3 ba, Sl33,500
Bkr. 848-0009
HLWttinqton leoc:h I 040
·············-·········
I eat Inflation
Clean & sharp Tri Plex
in best H.B. location.
Seller is w1l11ng to carry
paper & use a graduated
payment plan with a
minimum down pay
menl. Call now for more
mfo
graded. large assum
loan owe 2nd. dys
557 7951 , eves 840-4790.
KIDS OK
3 Bdrm, 2~ bath, front
unit. Ideally located for
children S65o mo. 1901
Alabama •nl. North of
Adams Immediate oc·
cupancy . Broker .
963-8182.
AFFORDAILE IEACH
PROPERTY
Unique 3bdrm. 2ba. 3
blocks to beach in de-
sirable Old Town. Many
custom xlras. $182,500.
Agl 536 9S33
ASSUMAILE
4 Bdrm l"• ba an prime
area or H B New stucco.
Clean and ready lo move
mto today Assume 93 •
loan at $79,000 Prin-
cipals only 541-9993 Bkr
GLEHMAR
Large 4 bdrm. 2 ba
home Upgraded
wlshake roof. hit tub.
encl patio Lovely area.
Sl29,500. Open Sunday at
19911 Providence Lane
1. JOto5:30.
SUHSETR.E.
542-5808 846-8803
LA HD MARK
2 story 4 bdrm. 2~ ba. 3
car gar. Brand new in 28drm $87,500 and out. S1 56,900.
Great starter or rental Financing built in. Open
h o m e . Q u I e t house Sat/Sun at 19882
631·1266
R~M~
R F:ALTllRS
*•ESTATES!
Single stor y attached
home m fabulous Wood
bridge Estates. Huge
backyard, all the Wood-
bridge amenities and as-
sume a high loan. Owner
will consider help on
secondary financing
$165.000.
The largest model m
Woodbridge
Estates-23Xl sq ft of lux
urious living space and
your own pool and s pa.
Priced to sell at $194,900.
Almost s100.ooo in as-
sumable financing.
\\bodbrldg~
Really
551-3000
49?0 Barra nu Pkwy·'"'""'
IRVIHE
$80,000, 2 Br. adult (iv.
mg. quiet surroundings.
Too good to be true?
Give Rbt. Milliken a
call. 631-13i6 •bl
*STARTER HOME
Flexible financing on
this 2 Bdrm Greentree
fixer. Owner will help
with cost. Call for de·
tails.
neighborhood. 50Xl30' Felcliff Lane Bkr --------• R3 lot has plenty of room 963·8377
for kids to play Seller,.__;;;;~.-~.-.-,;.-.-.-. has agreed to carry a 1•
2nd and you can assume
the loan with monthly
payments or $865/mo
Better Hurry-Call Now 1
t s~~~tm!1
'•, .. ,~ ?ASSOCIATES
848-1581
GOLDEN WEST
ESTATES
Beautiful S&S 4 bedroom
Executive H o me .
elegant wet bar, buHl·in
BBQ inside & many
other amenities includ·
Ing a huge yard that
back lo a beautiful park.
Just 3 years old!
ASSUME FIN.
Rancho San Joaquin
Villa. 2 br, 2 ba. sgl sty. I
blk tennis & golf clubs.
$158,000. Open Sat/Sun
12-5. 2 Segura. 552-1717
Owner/broker. Coop.
ALL OFFERS Super
two story home 4
bedrooms, dmmg room,
HOMES ~~~~~~~~~ REAL ESTATE
631-1400
963-1182
OP'EHSUH 1-5
Broadmoor Townhome
Her itage Park. 3Br.
2Ba. l ·story end unit
w/lrg. patio. Many up.
grades. Assumable loan
at 9.25"'e. Pvt. party.
Sl29 ,500. 559-9077
separate famiJy room. ---111111111----• rireplace. Lots of ----.
storage space Tucked GLOUCESTER DR. Uru-
on large lot amongst que ar~a. 2 st.ory condo
fruit trees. All orrers end unit w/dbl garage,
he a rd s 1 2 9 , 9 o o. pool & clubho~e. Owner
TARBELL, BKR . will help finance .
540-1720 · $125,000. Agt, 675·5200.
OpnhouMS• 1·4
PRIME M~A VERDE
3 bdrm, 2 bath, new cpl.
new plumbing , flex.
financing. Sl69.000 11161
Rhodes. Agts. Emy
979-8373 or Gll>rla
557.8320
EXECUTIVE
HOME
EASTSIDE
COSTA MESA
4 bdrm, family room &
pool. Ready for move in.
New carpels, micro,
much mort. Assume
1135,000 loan. 13C>k fixed
rate. No qualifying. Ask·
ing 1175,000. Owner may
carry 2nd T. D
2 STY LAHDMARK
4 Br. 2'h ba. 3 car gar.
Newly painted & carpet·
ed. Sl03K assumable In
Asking $159.900 Fast
escrow. Bkr 963-8377 --------
-----
HIGH ASSUMAILE
4Br home w/spa. xlnt.
cond. S169,000. 552·6940.
TURTI.EROCK Low Do~. 3bdrm, lrg WITH VIEW
fam rm. rucest on cul.de· Hmtlltgton Lovely view of hULs &
sac. $114.990. Harbiw I 042 . night lights. Spacious
••••••••••••••••••••••• townhome: 3Br Jba. fam
Immac. 3bdrm w/encl Goldeft Wftt Estatee rm & den. True elegance
patio, many xtraa, Beautllul S&S Exec. 4 in decor. S265,000. Fan·
Sl23.000. Both with xlnl bdrm home. Elegant wet tastic financing. As ·
financing. 963-7398, bar, bit-In bbq inside & sume&ownerwillcarry
779·0112. many other amenilies 2nd.
HCMRe Stal&e R incl. a huge yard that Fem Pirkle, Agt
backs to a beautiful 759-1067
BUYING ?
SELLING ?
park. Jwit 2 yrs old!
Broker. 963-8182 A REA.I.VALUE
Rl~dh1ll O-~!k.1lty
I , 1 : ; ~ : ; I II I
See th1-ppous Mesa
Verde "Bucco!•" bunt If s<>meone told you that
home. super area, qr y o u w o u I d s a v e
S59S,OOO. Water Front
Penthouse overlooking
Main Channel. 3 Br. 2~
Ba. 2 Crplc1, formal
dlinn1 rm., for the
t leeant life! Buy, lease
or luae option with Uooo opllon money.
t83St Grenoble. Open
Sun 1·5. Call ror details:
At a Um~ when 1ood
buys are rew and rar
between. We are proud
to present this im
maculate. uparaded 4
bdrm, 2~ ba. Plan 4 in
Northwood Place. Fan. tutlc aa1umable loan.
Ca II today Lew further de·
tails
golf course, agl story thousands or DOLLARS
w/4bdrma, rormal dln· l~~~~~~~~~I when buymg or selUng in• rm, fa.m rm, a cart: your property & still
1ar. cenu-tJ f.ir cond., have the total and qua II·
huted apa, ~ much MESA vaDI ly aervlce or n pro
more' Price reduced to beatfweH.-feaslonal rcaltor, would
1238,ooo. Anxiou.1 1'. 3 bdrm, 2 btlth. 1 at.or)' you take th• time to
CLY 0 f! J OHNSON executive home on qu.let can ..... 80·14841
~!..'!;. cul·de·aac atreet. 1 Jae _........ bdrm could be converted
POOl&SPA.
LrJ 5 Bd, 314 Ba, prof.
decorated IJ afr cond. t.6ada of <.'Olltnf.e deck·
tn1 w l1~for boat stor•C•· 1242,300.
Ca ll Gleft t llw1rth -.HOO.
to make 4th bdrm. Room tor RV accesaol'pooL
OPIMSUM 1·4
ttl21lMA
t6J.lllZ
I \
I
I\
Jarvi•. O'Brien 842•8850.
John Coombe blrr.
ASSUM AIU CONDO
No pa)'ment. on &e®fl·
dary fin~nclna. Seller
may cnry. (S14CA).
96 .. 261 I
SUMllALTY
TERRACE
---------Trl·Plex. Panoramic ---------
Ocean vie~. Walk to
beach. owe. sm,ooo.
Si.nal• 1ty Dettfleld con· P r I n c I pa I a o n I y .
do alowlq with warmth _4_99_-_we_. ____ _
tlt'omfort.
$121,500
2Bdrm. den ft dining.
556-2660
c:=. ',I ' 1 I [
....... l'H11l'IHlll',
PANOUMIC
OCEAN VIEW
plu.a the perfect exam pit
of a Laguna Beach
charmer. 2 Bdrm +.
Newly remodeled.
'310,000.
Outstanding Cardiff ---------model lo University
Park Terrace. 2 Bdrm 2
Ba + Iott hidt·away.
Great location, pool,
greenbel\s, finished
gara e. A must to see.
Whitewater vie,w or main
beach-deckln1 llvtna
rm -Victorian fl'plc·
dining rm·fam!ly rm·
wet bar·3Br·2~8a-L50tl.
lot frontage-extra park·
lng·Temple llillil uea·
existlng loan plua owner
financing to *Cote Realty
& Investment
640-5777
80%-$395,000·courteay !~~~~~~~~~
, Call or details.
IU\N<:H
Hf 1\1 I Y
1>111 /(1()()
ORANGE TREE CONDO
Plan 5 2Bdrm lBa.
Principals only
Sl03,500 After 7pm
552·7552
Irvine model home sale.
Ponderosa/Park Place.
Open Sat. Sun. April 11 &
12. 10AM·5PM. 20'7c
down. 121-'l~ interest No
qualifying. Irvine Blvd.
lo Yale Ave. Follow
signs.
XLHT FIHAHCIHG
Rancho San J oaquin
Vallas Beautifu l
Carmeno Plan. New 90
percent financing at
12. 75%. Xlnt location,.
Steps to pool & spa. Walk
to tennis & public golf
course. Adults comm.
$1 54 ,500 559·8002.
551 -4682
Turtle rock glen garden.
3br, 2ba $225,000 rent
SSOO/ mo. 645-9555 ---
UMIVEASITY P'ARK
OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 at
17532 Cottonwood
DRAMATIC 4 Bdrm 3ba
Deane home. New cpl,
cetral air, great loca·
lion 552-1311
WOODBRIDGE
2 Bdrm, 1\!la ba.
Best location. Up·
graded Sl~.900 Owner
anxious.
rilR~~4~~
5 IR W ATBlfllOHT
$361,000
Dramatic livUlg room.
formal dining, lge fami·
ly room Custom pool &
spa Great for entertain·
ing Hurry, call today 552.20()()
COLDWel.l. BANl(C!RO
I FRUrTTREES
m your garden! Cent
air, auto gar .• area for
pool. Lighted & screened
patio. 3 bdnn, 1 ~ ba. As·
sum. govt loan. S135.000.
552-7393
TURn&OCK
lroochoor
Best priced 3 Bdrm. 2
ba, family rm. Open
house Sat/Sun 1·5. 5372
Sierra Roja.
C/21 Newport Cntr
640.5357 760.6767
ORANGETREE
Lowest priced 1 Bdrm +
loft condo. Very shar
end unit. Vacant and has
lock box.
C /2 1 H~Cntr.
640.5357 760.6767
CULYERDALE
Just listed! Large 4
bdrm. family room. 21"1
baths, xlnt cond. Xlnl
assumable financing.
$158,500.
SAHJOACi)UIH
Former model on 14th
fairway, ground level
with a fabulous view or
golf course & duc.k pond.
One of the best locations
ever available. 2 bdrms.
den. 2 baths. Furniture
is avail. You must see!
You won't be disappoint-
ed. $199,500.
TURnaocK
Brand new on market. 3
bdrms. 2 baths. Ex-
cellent quiet location
with large back yard.
P l ush camel color
carpets. BeautlruJ oak
parquet entry. Ute and
alr)'. Atrium with
natural wood cover .
•111.000 of a11umable
floanctna. This won't lull $175,950.
ORAMH1"UI
Ntw on market
Detached patio borne. 2
bdrms. 2 b1th1.
fireplace, A/C, end unit,
excellent condJUon\. ~· aume 9% i.ntftest IOIU1\
SlJl,950.
DA YID D. CARI.SOM
llALTOllJJ.tJtJ
GRACI OUS • SPACIOUS
lrr Hlttlabl• ' bdrm
bonle wbb pool • 1pa.
You um• ll. lt'• &Ql Ill •.aoo.
Deerfield 3 bdrm, 2 ba. paid to realtors-appl
prof. decor. Many up-only-731-658.S. grades. $147,500. Open•---'------
SUPER HOME! House, Sunday Hpm.
P.P.~1-U&S
TUITLaOCK
Garden Ho111e by Bren, 3
Br. library~ family rm.
formitl dining rm . 2
frplcs. over 2500 sq. ft.
Assumable loan al
9718% or new loan at
12%. #5 Silverfern
851 ·9099. Open House
Sal/Sun 9-6.
Perfect for all those pre·
cious antiques, Huge hv
mg room · massive frplc
· beamed ceilings · wood
floors · spa off master
suite Oversized lot
1375,000.
LCICJIMG Vlllclp ll.E.
497-1761
BLUE LAGOON. 3 Bdr 3
Ba condo By Owner
NORTHWOOD Fantastic ocean vu
3br. 2ba. fully derorat· OWC. Eves. 2131395 0671
ed. landscaped. cut to -----
$159,990. 559-0339 l"lfte 1044 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Town C6 Country ft QEALTOQ0 rl"dlll 552-1800
UNIVERSITY PARK/TERRACE
Charming 2 bdrm. 2 ba Cardiff.
Completely upgraded from the
carpeting to the coordinating wall
covering and draperies in neutral
earth tones . Combine that with a
very private green best setting with
wood deck and you have an
excellent buy. Sophisticated home
with privacy within walki.ng
distance to pools. spas. & s hopping.
Offered at $145,000. Open Sat 1-5 at
7 Eucalyptus.
TURTLEROCK TowtltOME
Room to spare with 4 Bdrms. 3
baths, plush carpet, plantation
shutters and many upgrades .
Fantastic view of valley and city
lights. $320,000. Open Sat 1·5 at
12 Canyon Ridge.
CALIFORNIA LIVING
Luxurious 3 Bdrm, den. 3 ba
Cottonwood. Woodcrarted frplc,
brick decked spa. attractive
landscaping. Expansive 3 Bdrm
with den, 3 bath Cottonwood mdl.
Attractive inside and out. Includes
beautiful landscaping. custom
designed masonry and woodcrafted
fireplace. Relax and enjoy brick
decked spa off family room. Priced
to sell at $179.900. Open Sat/Sun at
45 Lindberg.
LOCATION PLUS
This professionally landscaped
home is located on a quiet
cul-de-sac in Woodside of
Northwood. 4 bdrm. 2th ba. J.M .
Peters Plan 334. Tile roof.
Association pool and tennis plus
assumable loans. Offered at
$229 ,900. Open Sat. Sun at 8
Bellezza.
LARGE 4 BDRM-lOW PRICE
4 Bdrm 21h bath 2-story 1850 sq rt
Deerfield home. Seller Will carry
AlTD contract of $110,000. Extra
large lot. Near new carpet. Very
clean-move in condition. Close to
community pool and park. All this
and with onl_y $4'5 ,000 down !
$155,000. (Open Sat at 7 Poinsettia.)
WOODBRIDGE TOWtllOME
3 bdrm , 21h bath Danbury.
Uegraded th r oughout. covered
bnck patio. Good assumable loan.
Open Sat/Sun 1-5 at $163,500. Open
Sat/Sun at 9 As hbrook.
INVESTOR'S DRJGHT
3 Bdrm 11/:i bath Ash model. New
carpets, {>aint and landscaping. Air
conditioning. High assumable loan.
$116,500. Open Saturday at 30
tJderglenn.
PRICED TO SD.L
Cambridge model 3 Bdrm, 2 ba,
family kit chen. 2 patios. good
location. $134,500. Open Sunday 1-5
4191 Manunita, Greentree.
UNIV. PAii TERRACE
S29,SOO down. Bright clerestor )'
windows above the livinl room will '
intrigue your guests the moment
they step into the formal entry.
Cathedral ceilings and large wet
bar provide an elegant setting for
entertaining. Cozy loft den, 2 Br 2
ba. Oversize 2 car .llar. Ooen Sun 1-5 , 5294 Plum Tree.
1$138,009.
Open House Sat. 2510
Glenneyn. Preatlalous
Executive home, lln·
obalructional ocean
view Unique design for
entertaininl. 3bdrm,
3ba. artist studio, walk
to beach. $75,000 down owe al 12'"<. $379.000
Pac1f1c Area Realty
581-1181
EMERALOIAY
Ocean & canyon view
3Br + 'den. High. open· beam ceilings. $750,000
Open Sat. & Sun. 494·9825
or547·9451
COLDWeL&.
BANl(C!RC
MEW OCEAHFllOMT
Warm wood throughout
this new fi\·e bedroom.
four and one·half bath
home right on the sand.
Two story rock fireplace
in the family room
Stained glass windows.
A truly magn1f1cent
home r or the dis -
criminating buyer.
$2.400,000
EMERALD IA Y:
LAGUNA'S PRIDE
Very few homes are
e\er available an
Laguna 's pride
Emerald Bay Combine
supply and demand great terms. great
beach, and great views.
and you'\'e got at all an
th1!> great three
bedroom. three bath.
family home Hurry,
with great financing.
this can't last $415.000.
LAGUNA CHARMER
This 2 bdrm. 2 bath
home as nestled in the
trees with a beautiful
ocean view. Gated <·om
mun1ty 1n North
Laguna . Probal<.' sale. $340,000
4t9-1320 131..0136 ,...,.._..c;.-...,
-"-
CUSTOM
LAGUHAESTATE
Magnificent4 Bdrm con-
temporary home with
breathtaking coastline
\'lew. Tucked away on
private road. offering
complete seclusion
Spark l1n~ gourmet
kitchen, sun drenched
breakfast room, 4 decks
and much more. Truly a
Laguna paradise
$695,000.
don osen
real tor..,
LAGUNA BEACH
497-4848
OPEHSUH 1-5
32511 CCII ibbean
Prestigious Monarch
Bay Terrace. 180 deg .
Ocean view from every
room in this ho me .
Professionally decorat-
ed, full size lot. New
kitchen with oak
cabinets. Room lo ex·
pand. $439,000.
FOREVER VIEW
Dramatic Laguna home.
5 Bdrms, 3"'2 bat hs,
formal dining and living
rm. 3 custom marble
fi replaces. Wet bar &
atrium. $750,000.
YOUCAHtf4VL
lovely ocean & hillside
views from th.la 3 bdrm,
2 bath home on a lot
large enough for ex.
pansion. Sellers may
help with financinlf.
~.000.
OWHEI AHAHCIHG
A 2 bdrm home with
cha r mfng gardens.
within walking d.lsta nce
to beach & town. Many
exciting amenitles in-
chadlnc stained • leaded glua windows. Carved
mantle b)' local arUsL
Room lo expand,
S310,000.
A beautifully aln· MYSTICH~
t.llied custom hio eon • Iara• lot. SupertS ~
view• It CataUna t un• seta. a bdnna, a hit.ha.
Seller may help Runce. $247,500.
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I Ir·~ .. '*1'°° JohnManhA I
I
RVM~
II I \I I• •I. '
W Htclff WtK
Warm family home. 3
br. 2 ba, fam. rm. Close
to schools. Alt. 631·5150.
A S s· U M E
lst/OWC
New duplex. best on WATERAMDSAHD market. '425.000. 700 SUPERS YIEWSI Marguerite. Luxurious Peninsula
120/o w. ~Ing R ~ home, cloH to beach &
Crescent Beach area ae ~I bay. Large 3 Bdrm, 3 ba,
Striking 2 -s tory, 4 631 -1266 2frplcsandmuchmore. Only 4 yrs new. Assume I bdrms. 3 Baths, knotty RIM.AX I 1 t t 10'"· I t hemlock home w/forma l ---------1 arge 8 8 ro n · 1---------i Owner will carry 2nd entry· 2 wood burning $350,000 Call 979-5370 to-
frplcs, oak noors, lge LIDO ISLE d island kitchen. 2 decks & ay
a BIG YARD. The fam1· Casual elegance Is the A LL$'rA TE / ly room has an outside caption for this beautiful 1 ,.
entrance, Butler's Pan· Spanish style home on
PEN DAILY I 0.3PM
hodd MaCJll. Rltr. 642·3600
THE BLUFFS
3 bdrm + family room, 'E' Plan.
Prime view Vista Caudal residence.
Lease/option or sale. $425,000.
Owner/agent (714) 760-8507
tr) .lt uanlng area. NEW prestigious Lido Isle. REALTORS
LISTING!$313,000. Includes 4 bdrms, all ---------f ~~~
EMHALDTIRR. w/pvt baths, andoor/out-SliVIEW
An .... $192,000 doorswimmingpooland 3br . "Nantucket" i
Ocean & sunset views! spa. Excelrinancing. Of· private comm un 1 t fered at $638,000. p I -"' I 1·k Des igner perfected 3 oo saz""' ot. 1 e ne bdrm, new sunny oak Open Sat/Sunday l-4 condition ' with vie 204 Via San Remo. S""" kitchen. imported tiles. ~vv.000 assum. lst
Jen-Air range & micro *C "R It Owner 1903 Yac oven. Dining/rm. frpk, ot e ea Y Camilha $365,000 w
wood shutters. bricked & In vestment cooperate with broke
I patio. veranda & lge 640-5777 83J.3622or644-8018
courtyard. Humble out· ·---------1 s 1 de BUT EL IT E 1• Versailles 2bdnn, SM,
I INSIDE. S:WS.000 I 0010 DOWN d wn. S80.000 assu
'
O't;n Sat/t--1-5 Small view. W· 730-227 . ~ 3 Bdrm, F.R:. wonderful H · 642 2682 I 25 HilcNst Dr. opportunity. Sl99,000 ·
DUPLEX + GUEST Ra• llodgen 12 l/4°/o Mew I
0 -"" Rftanclna 6 31-1266 FinancincJfJ Near Heisler Park, I REMAX Prime location.
bdrm each. dining sq Ct Super kit ch
roo ms & hardwood1---------1 Separate breakfast r
floors" Room to expand LINDI ISLE Mslr suite with 3 clos s on 6,125 sq rt loL NEW " & vu deck Oak nrs&
LISTING!S234·000· Executive Country plus h c pts thru o~. 494.755 I English Bay front. 5 Frml dmang rm, gar n
~~ HILLIE Bdrm s . 1nt•Iud1 n g window. 2 cov'd pati ,
~Mc CORMACK RE maid's quarters Pvt trlr access Xlnt ter~ community and private Offered at $274,000
11 AHOME
dock . Fee land. S2 6 s1on Vie Jo Real y
million. Owner will con 581·1000
I Peaceful privacy. day
and night views Level
entrance to this great J
Bdrm. 212 ba. ram1ly rm
& dining rm home. Lots
I of glass, s ky li ghts.
sider excellent financ
ing.
*Cot e Realty
& Investment
640-5777
beamed cel l ings .l~~~~~~~~~I fireplace It as a .. MUST
SEE " $365,000. NPT HGTS
•LIDO ISLE •
Lovely 2Br. 3Ba hone.
Beautifully remode~d
2yrs ago. $484,000 ~h
xlnt financing O~n
House: Sat. Sun. 1-5. ~9 Via Vella
Owner/Agent: 67J.06t
DonnaMondor Rltr. View from your family Newport Bay Conch 49~1011 roo m , 3 Bdr 2 Ba Sale, lease, or lease f>----------1 S267 ,500 tion to purchase. Seclll·
J
--ty bldg. 2Br. 2&
IT'S GOT LEVERAGE w marina & Catalha
'"THESHAKIES.. Assume 1s t on this view. Boat dock avala
A detailed exterior of custom designed home ble. By owner. 67J.l70
· · W E A T H E R E D with pool & spa. $289,000 days, 548·9094 eves.
CEDAR SHAKES", that Rae·~
1s Localed high above l I°" 6 I Laguna's ramed R1v1era 6 I· &
coastline w a far out REMAX
VIE W OF THE SEA
BELOW . You'll rind this THEILUFFS
custom designed home 3 BR-Spit uni
w l 3 bdrms & ram. rm Fines t original area
POOLSIDE VIUA
Prestigio's
neighborhood High )S·
sumable loan S235,00l 3
br, 2111 ba condo. ~. Wagn er. 645·7793 or
963-0902
floor plan serviced by 2 Massive greenbelt vista 2 houses on large lot ~II
baths. Extensive use or Smartly decorated in wood, glass & cera mic popular tones. nearby sorts of potentil I
Ocean :Jronl
This 5000 Sq. Ft: Home sits on Linda
Isle. A private guarded Community in
the heart of Newport Beach. Boat
slips for (3 ) 55'~70' Yachts. For Sale or
Trade.
We are developers so submit land or
other Real Es tate to owner Jim
Thompson.
1714) 828-1280 l213) 598-1363
1800) 352-3710
HEW OH MARKET
Be autifully decorated
and maintained Park
Lido condo. 3 Bdrm. 2"'1
ba Only 1 for sale in this
ad ult community 4
pools in a park Like set-
ting. $149,500.
HOLUSWOOO
R~r 675-8676
•Oceanfront Tri-Plex
Xlnt loc. & fin . Prin.
only.
673-7873
SEAWIND PORTOFINO.
remodeled, highly up-
graded. 4Br. 4Ba, super
view. by owner. $479,000.
640· 1217
W ATERFROHT HOME
With slip SlS0,000 down.
Owner will finance.
855-8171
HARBOR VIEW
Excellent 4 Bdrm 3V. ba
Portofino with family
roo m and s ecluded
bonus room on quiet
street. Close to schools
and shopping. BUY of
the WEEK at $339,SOO
fee. Open Sat/Sun. 1·4.
2021 Port Bristol Cr.
*Cote Realty
& Investment
640-5777
ti le throu"hout, plus pool. Offered at $212.000 ~~.ooo. Agt 64l-0763~
H EAVY BE AME D (with assumable hi bal. BLUFFS BARGAIN
CE ILING & BLA C K loan-try $43,000 down I J Bdrm t w n h ri e ---------1 RON FRPLC.. create Agt, 640-5560. SlSS,000 Walk to evfr
the feeling of Laguna -----h · I warmth & charm. We WATERFRONTDPLX yt ing poo · tenn :., SOMERSET
$460,000 believe you'll get .. THE Extremely well done un· schools. park & sht:>
SHAKES .. at the full of its on channel w/2 boat ping. Agt . 675-591>.
rered price of· S\65,000 slips. Upper 1 Bdrm has 640·8146
Most desirable st m
W estchff 3100 sq ft.
1242 Somerset Ln. N B
Open Sat Sun 1.:;
For more info. 645 8063
MISSION REALTY 2 decks. lower features
985 S. Cst Hwy, Laguna lrg deck w spa & gas
PHONE (7141494·0731 BBQ. $415,000. Owner
LCICJUlta Hilh ~C will cons ider terms ·;~;;~;;~~~I;;;;· I'": Ji=~631J.12f16~1 ; Large low anlerest. as· , ~
sum. 1st. l yr no pay ! • rri:
2nd. Low dwn Tailored •
payments. f abulous Pri•ate COINftllltltv
Foxboro .view Ashley Spectacular Jbr. 2ba .
644-SS98eves wknds. amenities <spa, etc) Blk
OPEN SUH 1-4
24995. Marin Court
to beach. $195,000!'
Rich. 759·44M, 646-9530.
PRE SUMMER
SPECIAL
Peninsula Pt 3 Br
VIP
Sunken living roon .
formal dining. unendiqc ---------
view of Newport & lie cu s t o m h ome n e a r
blue Pacific. Gourmet water Owner will
kitchen. breakfast rooQ, finance with low down
summer terrace. Masur Agt. 962 2900
s uite has separale ----
retreat with fireplaO!. HARBOR VIEW HOME
Come see this outsta~· "Montego", 4br. 2ba.
ing home today. Prictd Fee Land. loan assum
at $410,000. Call 552-200> 67!>·2139
COLDWeu.
BANl(C!RO 4 Bdrm + den, H . ba.
3100 sq. ft Pool &
jacuzzi. Many extras
Large assumable loan
Wolfinger Realt y
(213)539-1394. starter home. steps to -------••
IUIU>BS
CLOSEOUT
Four l uxur ious 4br
estates in fabulous Fox-
boro. $270.000. to
$290,000. 10% down
beach. Just needs de·
corating. Priced for
quick Hale. Call Della.
631·1266
HARIOR VIEW KMOU.S COHQO!
2BR & den, 2l/2 bath condo with pool,
spa and tennis facilities. $900 /mo.
Association dues paid by owner.
Decorated in earthtones. Immediate
occupancy . No pets. Sandie Fix
644-6200. ( E -74)
lf ewport Beach
901 Dover Drive HarborVlew Cent.er
642-8235 644-6200
CUSTOM HOME NEWPORT
Completely custom home. clean and
immaculate 2 private brick patios,
s pacious living rm, 3 Br , 3 Ba .
gourmet kitchen-and all the goodies.
Plush carpets, walking distance to the
Beach & Water. Don't miss this one
for $265,000.
QUAIL PLACE
PROPERTIES
llGCAMYOH o,.ft Sun 1.5
25 C•yon lslaftd Dr.
Off Forcf Road. Green-
brier Model Townhome
w /golf course view .
pool. tennis & security
gate. SSS,000 down. As-
s ume 11% VIR lat &
owner will c arry
balance . As kin g
$275,000.
752-1920
BALBOA ISLAND
Storybook "Victorian"
Complete with bdrm
loft, s piral staircase. 3nd
s tory s undeck and
charming front _porch. 5 Bdrms. 4 ba Superbly
appotnted and decorat·
ed Fairly priced al
$625.000. owner finan
avail For appl. call
645·7221.
IHVESTOR/IUILDER
Just lis ted! R·2 lot,
Eastside. Good for 6 con·
dos Has 4 rental income
units. 121,'1 assumable OLD CO RONA DEL
financing Move fast' MAR TRI-PL EX BY
752·6499 0 W N E R . N E E D S
IT7 WORK & LOVE. $350,000 Planl.ll Realty w 1xLNT FINANCING
- --BY OWNER 851-7111 , leach Property 1350 640.6175. •••••••••••••••••••••••
7 APTS-ocn view & bch lnCCHH Property 2000
access. lg owners unit . •••••••• •••••••••••••••
will finance or trade for APPLE VALLEY
res i~ Irvine $658,000 Near new 4 Plex. 2
Aac t1 on Rily 17 14 1 bdrm. 2 bath each unit 722-~ _ with fire place, enclosed
lusiness Property 1400 patio. double garage
••••••••••••••••••••••• $165,000. Bill Grundy.
NEWPORT
9 Office buald1n~
$425,000. Hurry won't
las t ' Bill Grund),
675·6161
Cflftetery I.oh/
CryptS 1500 •.•.••.................
H a rbo r Lawn -Mo unt
Olive 2 Cemetery plots
t ogether $700!both l
962·3626
ColfttnerciG
Property 1600 •••••••••••••••••••••••
SUPERCLEAH
C-1 IUILDIHGS
suitable for light in
dustry and omces. Front
bldg. conUims 4 carpet· ed a nd paneled offices +
2 baths. Rear block bldg
h as 2· 12 ' doors. full
fluorescent lighting
110/220 power, lge mezz.
storage space Lot is
50xl20 Co n crete driveway & lg parking
area SecurHy rence owe $215.000 or lease
option a~ S22s,OOO. Sub·
mil on terms.
Rltr. 675·6161
IHCOME PROPERTIES
Looking for income un
1ts? ! We have 5 pro
pert1es in C.:.M Priced
right at less than
llXGross No bank
fmancini.t required In
le rested? Then call us
,J,..
NEISSER nrn1 ~11 N HIC..
7 14 641 0763
2787 Bni.tol St
Co:.ta :'vl t•!>a. CA
OCEAMVIEW
DUPLEX
Dras tic reduction on
brand n e w Balboa
duplex 1st owners 200'1
depreciation. Great ren-
tal area. 100 feet from
beach. Large 3 bdrm. J
bath plus 2 bdrm, 2 bath.
Owner will assist an
ranancing S425.000
GllWAU<ER
Rea 675-5200 W estcliff Rlt • -WATERFRONT HOMES
REAL ESTATE 631-1400
Redh 1 ll (}~ Re.1lty
1;-;-;) 7;)110
20 UNITS C.M.
•
CA.HYCH CREST
CONDO
3 Bdrm. w1lh patios, sun
deck, s unken Liv ing
Rm ., Family Rm .. 2
F ireplaces Tennis &
pool. $225,000. •4 Canyon
Lane,CdM.
Open l-4Sat/Sun
Denne Soderling Rltr
64().451B
Beautirul I year old
T o wnhouse U n i t s
Frplcs . Nice area.
TSL INVSTMTS 642· 1603
Do You Want A
4-Plex for $381( Dn
All 2 Bdrms Total price s 17 0. 000 54(). 3666
Sl2K down. C.M. Tri
plex. I 1) Jbdrm . 12)
2bdrm . supe r rental
area. s ho rt escr ow
AGT. 559.5334
I I BEAUTIRJL UHITS
APPROX :i, AC RE
ABOUT I Ml FROM
OC EAN BEAUTIFUL
PO O L & GREEN
AREAS ANN U AL
GROSS SS8.000 WITH
LOW RENTS. PRICED
TO SELL AT $850,000
W /XLNT FINANCING
BY OWNER 640-6175 &
• 851-7111
NEWPORT BEACH
15"'P down and assume
loans Three adjoming
TRIPLEX~ in CdM on
oceanside of PCH. )..
PLUS '\
two duplexes and l
triplex In a row on 19th "
St. Balboa Peninsula.
Only l lot Crom sand and
surf. Absolutely prime
properties.
DUPLEX wHh Doell
for 30' boat .
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•
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Run 7 days for $1.n 11 days or $11.11-3 llnea
Items tota_llng $500.00 o less Call 842-5678 Daily Pilat
Private Parties only -no commercial businesses Any classlficatlon. No cancellation Rebate.
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•••••••••••••••••••••••Deluxe new house com· 4Br , 2Ba. $850 mo . WOODBRlDGE3Br. lV.. HIWPOllTTaa. 3 Br. 2 Ba. Home, 2 ca Little lsle 1Br, 18a. 1 S350Utllpd.1BR0uplex. Spaclou.aJBrDuplex
LI( A.lltOWHIAD plete micro etc. StOOOmo 1st/last S300 security, Ba. Condo. SS75/mo. 3 Br 2.,,, BaS675. 1araee. rrplc, kltche adll, new rum 162.s mo. '17 E. Bay Ave. Balboa S.25. Pool It laundry fac
Beaut. home 2 Iota from •~'*7 new cpt/pnt, ronnal dln· W r It ( 714) 833· 8029 3 Br 2.,,, Ba S700 vu. w /dswsr. disposal & ga util Incl. 673·0786 aft No pell. 54'1·1155 · 5'8-9656 ·
lake, dock right. 3 br, 2 L 1-L 3148 lng,!,OOOsqtt.75'·0988 R(21a3).'!.~ Home JohnMaraball ranee, dining area 6pm. 1 BR, yrly l'"'"•e, c..t•, ba rec bunk ~gmaa ._.. .___,. 631·1.288 Be au t pal I o · · ......., .,.... * * '* • rm, ...,_ room •••••••••••••••••••••••Condo, 3Br 2t,.,i ba encl b k d. A .1 4 20 Charming & pnvate. lBr. drps. s tv, ref rig, ear. M•ni .. •-over garaie. -sq n Cb i t' r pl blln ·k.t b Nice •bdrm. 21i'.ba house. ac yar . vat . . lBa ffiab quality La Avl 6-1 ............... ,,.. ... or ~ hifh beamed cell! I ' arm ng lbdrm on pa 10• r c, 1 c • 2 r l h 1 S700/mo 1st /la s t · "" · un-"'101 v,.,.......,. 47 FairDr. 111 wood panelle3 s2 beach, no dogs or kids dbl gar w/opnr. $750. rp c , nr s opp ng aecurlty, ·c1eanfu1 dei» dry . SS75/mo. Yrly. 213-277·'640 SantaAna
frplcs. SZ.S,000 or ex-4~100 RonSay97&-S370 :;;.e~1'::i~ert:;:· Call213/~. C714)675·9984eves. C•P'ttr.olHclt 3'11 Youaretbewinnerof
change for beach. res id. H.wport .._.. 3169 2·Fllt8'LACIS oroaa del Mm-3722 ••••••• • ••••••••••••••• 2 fne tlds.eh
or income property ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oak parquet noorlng, Woodbrid&e Townbome, 3 Br 2 Ba. incl. refrlg, Newport Crest 3bdrm. ••••••••••••-•••••••• 3Br. 2Ba. bltns, frplc. ocn ($1' Vala). to
Open wkends on N. Bay LIDO ISLE charming 3 pa!io cover, gardener. 2 atory, 2bdrm, l \l!iba, renced yrd, S750/mo yr· 2V,ba. ocean view, over-VAIL. 3 BR 2 Ba, new view, S500 mo. 832·6520 Ice C ... 1
Road. (714 )337·5559 bdrm, 2 bath, playroom. love 1 y Mesa Ver de pool, tennis & lake. ly. Agl. 673-3355 looks tennis courts , ecor. S850. 673-5354. dys. 66H730evs .(pril 211.hru2S
Owner. Just remodeled. Sl650 3 bdrm , 2 b a . S8 25 . S600/mo. 759-0115. rrplc. close to beach. 3·3415, agt. 1·346-2891 C del Mm-Anaheim Coovention
PALM DESERT -~~.i~6~o. Bill Grundy, 771·2007 days. 641·9087 Woodbridge Twnbse 2 Nfa~r::\~~!1~r J~ S850/mo.~-1Z72. Ynr. ..~~~•••••••••••~~~ Tickets C:,n~=~ be ex·
IRONWOOD CONDO eves. sty, 3br, l '-!tba, pool, ten· garage. Lease $800/mo. Newport Terrace. 384 2"'-i ta Mesa >37t Spacious l Br w/garage, changed for reserved
2br.2ba,fully fum. by Beautiful 2 Br. Condo For lease. 4 Br. 2 Ba. nis , Jake. S625/mo. lst ,last&dep.957·9303 ba, frplc, open beam ••"\••••••••••••••••••• laundry racil. SS75. Ask seats at the convention
Cannell & ChaHin, as· Home in Big Canyon. Home in des Ir ab I e 5Sl·S52tl. ms tr. newly dee $670, •SUS CA.SIT AS for Faye. 64().9900 center ahead or time.
sum ab I e 9o/4 % loan go tr course view. pool & neighborhood. Children Luxury Bay Front for agt. 891-Bai Fu~ 1 br. apt. $325 & up. Call 642·5678, ext. 272 to Owner, ~l. fully furn. Lease or moo-& pets OK. S750 + utlls. Woodbridge Nice 4 Br 3ba rent. Prime Bay Front En . gar. Adults, no 2000Brr. i·nlg 8~. d~. crrrpptslc,' claim your tickets.
lhly. Call BILI Wedmore 751-8771or5'7·9733. super family home. 3400 sq rt. home with 2 ~ 2110 Newport Bl. "' • y w * * *
BEAUT. 5 bdrm home,
located on Bishop Creek
with view of Sierra &
While Mts. Call: Owens
544.7020 $950/mo. bOat slips. Large view WA. TaROHT 411 btwn 8 & 5PM patio, carport. No pets. ------
---------14 Br. 2 Ba. Redwood Spa, Waterfront Homes, lnc. master suite, 3 Bdrms. & HOME Q $580. 760-1713 lbr, nu carpet & drapes.
2bdrm rurn . Mobile near Bear& Paularino,2 Realtors 631·1400 +maids. Huge Rumpus 3 bdrm, 3 bath, 2 car I< &A.DE ORO •LARGE LUXURIOUS Adults. no pets $310/mo.
home, yearly lease. Lido children ok. $695. Sierra room & large Living garage Completely re-ll. UTllJTIES PAID p RIV ATE • New' 546·9950
Pen in. Avail May 1. Mgmt. Co. 641-1324. Orange Tree 2 br, 2 ba, room. 213/374-6779. modeled kitchen, am file •---------673-1512. den, din. rm, gar. Am· l kin Sli Coqpa re before you 1 bdrm , fr pl c . d Is· lbdrm new apt. xJnt Joe.
25% int. in Moonridge $900/mo, 4 Br. rurn. or un· menilles. SSSO. 857·2S98 gues par g. P or ren, C ustllr doi11 hwasher, automatic gar, 1767 Orange, all built·
Valley Rily, 714·87J.7109
b s SEA.VIEWMODa furn . w /poo l , 836 VILLABALBOA2Bdrm J&'boat. featu res : bol, BBQ, lrgdeck,availMay lst, ins. cpl/drapes, adults· ~aa:~· ro3:~':· 8\~~ ~~: 2009YachtDefender PresidioDr,CM. WOODBRIDGE l lh ba. Ocean view. cov,rd garage, new S.SS0.675-1018. no pets S31S/mo avail
Prof. dee. Completely 546-3170 TOW ........ OME ~~!/iml
0
o.n short term. furtlture. surroun dtl May lst. 646-7993 hwasher. washer/dryer, r I . ......... 9001\I withplush landscaping. SOUTH Of HWY .
furniture, l '.AJ ba . custom 3':,'J;.'rr,~efam~: ~~~~: 1900 sq rt Condo 4 bdrm 3 Single leveltownhome. 2 H.V. Homes custom 3 Adut living at its best. Lrg 4 Bdrm 21;z Ba, Tnplex .. 2Br. lBa. new
frplc , lge lot. Nr forest & Spec View. $2000/mo. ba. pool. jac, sauna, etc. Bir 2 tBa vi1·e1~ .. localio!' Bdrm. 5 ba with pool. No pts. ne we r bldg $1400/pr cpl. paint. Frplc, waJk-
Goldmine s ki area 644·4964.0pen Sat/Sun. ne:icl to Back Bay S790 cose opoo ..... e,spaw Prof.dec.Compl.ocean· B.ch rurnishedS370 mo. As k for Darrell in ~losel, laund. hkps.
Jerry, 955-3395. mo. Call Bob 675-4277 or s h 0fn P 1 n ~ Ce n le r · /bay view. S2:500. Npt Hgta. beamed ceil· 2 llrm fwn.ished S500 Pash 631-12166 patio. S440/mo. 646-3340.
SELLOR
..,..,. ... E HCMIHSU~ Sharon67>7694. ES7001.~CalLois MilleT I LlDOlSL£2Bdrm.1"" ini.3br,2ba,frplc,2car 36SN .Wilson,642-1971 wkdys aft.5:30.
,_., ---·u.vv I ba home. Yearly $1200 gar, encl yd, S750/mo. C t M 3124 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i ~I Studi1 E. Side ulil pd 01 a 9'M 1 Br Quiet secluded 3story,3bdrmtasteful· IGIM> p nirlMlo 3207 cbarmingduplex. newly • ~J mo. y ear lse a vail 5/4. •. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · ly decorated Blue Jay a 1 decorated 2 Br 1 Ba l•t r · 2 Bdrm 2 bath LUXURY 646·4 S'1 or64.5-3J63 pvt Ji. nr shopping S32S MESA VERDE home at-pool. well landscaped, ( L k h d • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • · · ~ mo '6 4631 c ts d r No ls a e Arrow ea ) I Bd h t' & last $525 311 E 21st; IL m condo. $850/mo. r _ J..----. . mosphere. 2 & 3dlx apts rp · apes. pe · Lake pnv Takeover ex· I rm ouse . pa io, St llA .63l·m ··-·-··--C :J",.___ 3278 H~ leodt 3740 No pets 546-1034 Age nt 731 -6829 or
isling loan Owner will 'arage. 1. blk to Bay or . . WalerlrontHomes Inc. •r•~ .. -;;~~:::.•••••••••••• -----548·0574 carry paper. Affordable ch. Av~~tiMay15~l ~ Mesa Verde, beaut 3br 2 Be a u l 1 r u 1 n e w Realtors 63i·l400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------
Sl49,000. Agt. 645·2411. ~~: 6~~~aft 6 r:s ba. ram. rm, frpl~. Townhouse. Turtlerock 4br. 2ba, 3 car gar, best Hl.'s FtHEST "· Neat:fil!ld
1·337·7279. · P · vaulted beamed ceil· Ridge , 2 master bdrm. 2 SJ C ar e a . v ie w , Spajsh Estate Living! 9'e81iBJIU
o..tofCCMlty COf"OfladelMar 3222 ings,fencedyd&palios, maste r baths. family 3bdrm, lba house. lrg S85 0 /m o . 496 3462. Bea~irul1>3rk·like sur·
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••••••••••••••-.••••••• nr schools. Water incl rm. 1725 SQ. ft. Prof de· ram rm, immed. oc· 493-~--roulllings. Terraced rope. •r 1 3 b 1 · T S750/ 556-J909 c o rat e d $8 7 5 /m o . cupancy. $600/mo. Call pool Sunken gas bbq, ••••••••••••••••••••••• mmacl. rd, rvtnle . er· mo. 833-8277 or752-6492. 5'9·1020. 2 Br 2 Ba lam rm. fenced s pan.ling fountain s .
5 race. ge Y • poo . Jac, T h 'd back yrd encl~ed 2 car s · acre retreat. new Sl680 64o.9900agt own ouse Easts1 e 2Br. · ""' pac1 o us r o om s . custom Spanish home. llh Ba. 2 Sty. 3 yn. old, RENTALS HariNM'VJ.w gar. Ve hic le storage Separate dining a rea.
Ran c h o Santa Fe, CUSTOM BAYFRONT. gar. No pets. S465/mo. 2br1"'2ba SS50 Graciousfamilyhome2 $475/!"o 1st. !as t & Wale -in c lose t s.
S475.000.Call75J.7223. Avail furn if desired. 675-8133 3br2ba S67>S775 st or;( 4 bdrm . security deposit req. hom~like kitche n &
Slip for 2 lge boats. 3 3br 2ba S1250 Furn Furnishing avail at no 758·2565 cabilets. Walk to Hunt·
Sierra Dawn. Hemet un·
furn. 2br, 2ba, across
from Clubhse #3. $380 in·
cl. pool/club facil eves
675·9821 CM 925·2873
Hemet.
Bdrm, 4ba, 3 frplcs, 2 Nice clean 2 Br 1 Ba. extra. Sl.200/mo lse .. No SClltfa A.IHI 3280 ingt.O Center.
kitchens, patio & deck on enclsd gara~e. ~50. 1st. br~ca~~= J.':1~ ••••••••••••••··~··•••• ~ g~~=:~~: t;~g
Bay. Security system last + secunty ep. 2544 or640-Sl57 1 br, 250/mo + ut1ls. Call \du Its, no pelS.
S3200/mo Orange ''E".548-2'778 Steve, days 834·1170; UtilitiesFree!
Waterfront Homes 2 II. 1 la. Santiago Dr-Exec house eves s.48·1849.
Realtors. inc 631·1400 Near Harbor Blvd S435 avail. April 12. 4Br, LA WINTAHERMOSA
Oc.,,. .... VIEW 1---------1 556·6516 rabuloua mstrsuite. 3ba. 3 Br 2 Ba Home firepl lrg 1621 ParksideLn. l blk ..,..., bkyrd-pallo-garages . W Be ch 3blks S f
Moving to San Diego? MAGHIACEMT E s· d Ch . bd lg ramily rm, full liv rm. S62S mo. 82S E. Camile · 0 a · · 0
See ocean & Mt Hehx 180 degree ocean & · 1 e armlll~ 1 ~m frml din rm. co2y kitch, c s A 972 Edioier. from hillside, a..u cr e harbor view cus tom ~d, gar, util paid, .. S23Ci1u1tflU5Da!fRVINE laund rm & many many _r_._. _. __ ·_9999 ________ 84_7_-544_i __ _
home. Privacy Fruit home fo r leas e by . /mo.~°'33 _ extru.7SN974 SCMIHIL._..... 3286
trees. Separate garage. owner. Irvine !errace. 3 E. Side 2br Iba stove Turtle rock glen garden. ••••••••••••••••••••••• loci-leodt 3748 Sundeck Perfect for br.3\'J ba.mrud's room. d ·i pd.$5.95 . ' 3br. 2ba $800/mo-sell BLUFFS CONDO . OCEANFRONTHOME •••••·••••••••••••••••• professional couple or Uv rm. den. din. rm, Y • uti · ' no pet.s Bayrront 3 br. den. 3 ba. O'looks pvt beach, 2 br. W atcrfront, private
i n ve s to r S1 2s.ooo home built around ~i:O'T~;sta Mes a S t S22S,000.64.5-95SS SlOOOmo.Agt&M-1133. 2\l!i ba..1. den, din. rm. lge beac1. security. pool. 2
545·5'20 atrium w/pool. lease W O O D B R I D G E deck . .t.200/mo. 499-2253, Br. ully rum. Luxury
mm. 1 yr. S4000/mo. Call Dana Point 3226 "CREEKSIDE" Willow IEMT TO OWN! 499-5021 Mobie Home. S850 mo.
Ovtof State 568-6S66or (212)572-4230. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plan Proressionally l BR prestigious adlt 642·U>2or975-0545 Pro-...._ 2600 condo w/sec guard, pool, S-Ht leodt 3288 r-• •r 2 BR. 2ba rprlc. darling landscaped Model home spa. ocean vi'ew'. No dwn B h... B k r 1_:.o;. ••••• •••••••••••••••••• ac wor apt. ac o ••••••··~··••••••••••••Gat e d c omm u n ·1 t y . cottage. IO:J(J + $650 re-on the park. 4 Br. 3 Ba. 2 pymt'. Ownr. ,,.r.0230 40 A Or c t d ~ Small 3bdrm, lba cottage but16ng. beachfront sc-:n!c egon oas Elegant 3 Br Family fun able de p. Avl. Story Fam rm., Din.. on the canal. S675. SJJO/no.494-3278 Elect~1c1ly._ renced, oul· rm mas t e ~ s uit S.1·81. Eves· 498·2600 frplc. disbwsr . micro-West Nwpt, nr bch, 2br, c213).,r.c: .......... standing view. access1· • e ~0r..n d b bl d I ........, '"""'° .._._ rt •--h 37 9 ble, owner492.2499 w/frplc, st~ps to pool. 2bdrm. lba. hardwood wave . ....,., mo. No pets. en, 2 a. tns. be gar. ---,_wpt __. 6
spa & tenrus. SlSOO/mo. noors,frplc,$625 /mo. 964·2566.Agent.nofee. S600 /mo + sec. dep. Tmtln 3290 ••••-••••••••••••••••
Sc · w SI f C 11 675 2 740 o Avail April 18·Sept 1. •••••••••••••-••••*•• Lux\ry Oc eanfront en1c estem ope o a · r 499·2283 495-3850 UNIVERSITY PARK. (213 )92'7·2195. L
C I d 3b 2b h 213/2765620 ADU TS COURTYARD Weelly.2or3Br.Comp. o ora o. r, a ouse · · lge 4 Bdrm and family ---------on 1 acre of land·8 mi bd . ••NR. MARINA, 2 br, 2 A .1 bl .1 WESTCUFf "R•H TWNHSE 2bdnn. l'hba, furt . inc Id linens . from major Colorado Ski Lease 2 rm, part1a~ly ba, fprlc, 2 car gar. S500 room. va1 a e now t1 --attached gar, frplc, air. 640-484. . furn. lrg yrd. encl patio. per mo 499-2986 Sept. 1. S72s mo. Linda lbdrm Condo w/pool. pool. Redhill, nr S .A. ---------
area, property includes 1 block to beach or shop--"----·------"t>eth, bkr. 6'2·5200 Very private ! On Frw y . S550 /mo. Call Fan,astically furnished
turn-or.century: 1 room ping. s750/mo. lst & last. H_..gtoa leach 3240 Rutland Rd. Adults only. 832·4279. to house. with ocean
schoolhous e, s mall (714>626 .. 62720r8Sl·S66S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Woodbridge 3bd Condo SSOO call 675·6646 or W•a"-L-..L....-vi . Tennis court. pool.
Aspen Wood Crart bus1. . 3 Br. 2 Ba on quiet Cul-de-close to park, pool, sch. 833-3622 "" .... ,....... /mo. 700.9117
n es s a I s o a v 8 i I Charming Cottage for sgl sac. Close to Bch & Schs. S630mo 644-2888, 559-8519 ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• --i--------
w t property . House. or couple. fum/unfurn. Encl. yrd. boat access. layftCMI HOMEFORRENT h lb & call557 5000 673-7313 d · r 1 TwlterodlGlen Lovely 48"r, 5Ba custom 3 Bdrm. S600. Fenced s c 00 ouse property · or cove re patio. rp c. 3 BR, panoramic view, home near Linda laland. yard & aarage. Kids &
SJ.59.000. Craft business 4 Br pool beach · r $690/mo. incl Gardner. redwood deck & atrium, Features: lrg. master peta wercome. 984-2566 S~.000. Owner will help oce'an. Cameo' ;:::,;e~. 96J..8600; BJS.3833 ext 322· tennls. pool .. $895 mo. suite, saWla, wet bar, or 973-2971. Agt .. no ree.
finance S.tar Route. s 19 oo t mo . Koop . *** Aat. Joan Brac e y, frplc,gameroom&pvt. COltdota......_
Crested Butte, Colorado 631.1266. Agt.. .a.~ Sd"n'r•-675-3411 or&M-5125 dock for so· boat. U f _. .. d 91224 (303)349-5138 "" --------------1 S 3 . 0 0 0 I mo . y r I y "111 Ml • 342 4 Br + maid's quarters. MerimacWay L.ecJi-a leech 3241 675-9956. • ................. ~ ...
Ranc1M1, FcrWll, Beaut. decor. super Costa Mesa ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bachelor CONDO vacant,
Gro•H 2700 view. top or Spyglass . Youarelhewinner of With.in walking distance 2 br cottage, fam. rm, SSOO /mo. Newport ••••••••••••••••••••••• s2 o oo /mo Koop 2frfttldwts to tennis, schoo l & newlyredec,immac.1~ Beach978-0423 c•at Act1v111es 01·
Income ~epreciat1on ap-63l·l266.Agt. · · (S14Value).to dwntwn. New. beaut. blks to ocean. 230 ' l"r•Free Sunday preciallon & develop· lceC1paliH wood & glass houae. 3 Prospecl.(213)691-7537 Newport Beach Spec· nctt •BBOs •Par·
ment potential in boom· Co1ta M9M 3224 April2Hhru2S BR. fam rm, lie living tacular ocean & bay 11 s•Plus muchmore
ming 1.15 corridor for ••••••••••••••••••••••• Anaheim Convention rm w/fplc, view of ocean 3 Br. 2 Ba. Steps to beach. view. Versailles 2 Br. 2 r AECAE.ATIOH: gent I em an r armer. ICIDS/PETS OK Center & hills from every room. S750. Property House, Ba. Penthouse. Private Terr11s. Free Lessons
Avocado/Citrus grove E·Side 1 Bdrm. S425. Tickets must be ex-Sl.500 mo. 675·4117 ; 642-3850or6'2·1010. guarded adult comm. · (p~ & pro shop). 2
on 36 acres + 5000 sq rt W /Garage. 642-2510, changed for reserved _644 __ ·7_67_7 _______ • Harbor View Homes·3Br, AU amenUes. $1200/mo. He~th Ctubs•Sauna •
Exec's hQme. North San 646-4848. seats at the convention Luxury 2bdrm, 2ba. view, den, ram rm, grdnr, xtra 6'15·'498, 642·3862. Hy~tomassage•Swim·
DiegoCounty.Sl.650.000. center ahead of lime. open beams frplc $975 clean 1800 p t 2 Br. 2 Ba. Condo, pool/-m1~·Dr1v1ng Range Sa n di Rimer . Agt : 3 BR, 2 sty, Back Bay Call 642·5678, ext. 272 lo i I lil M• .. ,_· • o r 8EfUTIFUL APART·
745_9917. condo. Pool & jacuzzi. claim your tickets. nc u . ay ...... count Renwick. corner lot. jac .. nr S.Cout Plaza. M~S: Singles 1 &
$850. 831•6995• ask for * * * for services. '94·0066. comm pool, S975 mo. '5oo. 645·'533, 557·'351. 2 !fldrooms • Fur
Oregon CaUle Ranch Ruth or Steve ----------O-c-ea_n_r_r-on_t_ren_t_a_ls_S_350_1 975-00<&0 dys, 640-5833 Irvine Condo 3br. 2ba, n1shtd & Unturn1shed
with all Improvements ----------IS&S Exec. 4 bdrm, 2V, ba, mo & up Adi•-only evs. new dra-.a, a le, lndry • Acf\11 L1v1nn, No Pets
l'ncl. 3 homes. Beaut. Duplex. 1 bdrm, l bath din. & lam. rms, nr · · ... · ,,....., " I u In p 1 499-3818 Hrbr View Hmes. 3 Br rm, else to pool, avail • M~ets Open daily hilla, pine trees & spr-pua v garea. rvate G'west College. like -~-'--------1 2ba,frplc,beaut.carpet· now kids ok. Ca I 9 tdi>
Inga. 215·1000 ac res. Sentran~e~ .patlnlo 1a~~~ new, S900/mo. 962·6139 Emerald Bay, lease, 3 br, Ing and yard. No pets. 751-7984 anytime Oakwood
Comm ·1 trades con· tove"' nang. c . ..,.,,., aft. 6. 2 b a , ocean vu . $825 1 lse 7220
Id d 0 I mo. PNirer 1 adult. 787~ 1---------rdener avail Apr "' ' yr · 6'4· or •2Br 2 Ba 1 atory pool Gar.J...n .a.p1rt-nt1 s ere . wner agt, Joann St. 963-8182. Im· 3 Br 2 ba. dbl gar, fam rm fa . . . '''" 5'9·8755 . . . • vs "' .....
(71')8'0-nlO. mediateoccu .... ncy. w/frplc and sky light. 1200/mo.'94·5'90 patlo, S .C.Plaaa area. N..lport e .. ch/So. .... h.... ,_... Fenced yrd, kids OK. Beaut. 3 BR 2 Ba, spec· U,.... IA. y Child OK. $485. MS-l082, j 700 t6tl\ St
FA.MIL Y A.n"S.
Brand new beautiful lrg
apt, ror families with 1
or 2 children. Near park
Heat paid. No pets
2Br. 1 Ba. S470·S475
2Br. 2 Ba. S490
398 W. Wilson. 631 ·5583
2 Br + Cimshed loft over-
looking li ving roo m.
C hild OK, no pe t s
SS75/mo. CAii Hilda at
964·2521 or 673-4961 aft 5
APARTMENTS
Beautiful landscaped
garden apts. Patios or
decks Pool & s pa. Heat
paid, covered parking.
Adults, no pets. I or 2
persons OK.
2 Bdrm. 1 Ba. S470
2 Bdrm. 2 Ba. S485
398 W Wilson. 631-5583
I Bdrm S405 161 E. 18th. 642-0856
2 Br. 2 Ba All re· l Bdrm . S400 furbished. large rooms 2250 Vanguard Way
S425. No luds or pets S40 962Jior 548-Z~
646· 1807 Monticello 2 Br. 2 Ba . end
unit. patio. garage. 2
EASTSIDE. clean 2 BR. Kids, 1 pet. SSSO/mo
encl gar. S425 mo + 964·2566 or97J.2971. Agt ..
security 2Sl 16th Place no fee
Apt. B, no pets Call evs, B 979·3848 2 r . 2 Ba n e w e r
BEAUTIFUL 2 Br. 2 Ba.
Mesa Verde, 1100 sq ft
fplc. In dry. patio. dis·
hwshr, encl gar. Adults,
no pets. S500 3107 Mace.
540·4400.
townho me, adlts, no
pets S435 mo. 831·8065.
821-1793
IAYTIMIBS
SPACIOUS 1 BDRM
1 Br. East.side small but Lrg private patio, fprlc. high be am ceilings, cozy w/lots of ne at walk in closet, d is ·
wood. S335. 00·9450 art hwasher, garage. Pool &
5PM. laundry facil. 399 W
Bach with loft. rerrige.1_B_a.;...y_S_t._646-_9883 ____ _
stove, c/d, pool. $370 up. S46S.llll·21A.
283 Avocado. 64.5-6404. 2 children OK No pelS.
1 Br. refrige, stove. c/d, _ss_1._1_634__..;..,_S46-_9248 ___ _
garage . S350. 2 40 2 e r. Townhouse. Living
Avocado.645-6404 rm . din in g a r ea .
Newly decorated apt. E· k itchen, frplc, gas &
side. 2Br, lba, upstairs. water .. attac~ garage,
no pets . S400/mo. pool, Jacun1, laundry
631-61.55 fac. on property. Mature
adults. no children. no
pet.s. Avail. lmmed. S500 + $275 security.
631·498<&.
Sharp Bach Unit. Stove &
rerrige. Adults. no pets.
S300. 548· 1377.
kiO. 2 BR, patio, pool.
Adi ts. no pets. 325 J . 17th
Pl. Off Santa Ana Ave ..
646-5137 all llAM
2 BR, 1 ~ ba twnhouse.
SPACIOUS~SUNNY
l Br enclsd gar, patio,
d/w. AduJll, no pets.
$350.
548-9084 or 54()..5446
Air, gar. rncd. patio. 2 Br. Adults only, no pets.
Ad Its. no pets. S435. S400/mo. 755 W. 18th. St.
645·4837 646·9507. ---------2 Br. 1 Ba. Maple St. Beautiful 2 Br. 1 Ba.
Adult, no pets. Ground Duplex. wood burning
noor.S375.Slerra Mgmt. frplc , built-In gas
Co. 641·1324 kitchen. large living
R G E B A C H rm .. carpets, drapes, 1
L A car garage. Avail. im·
w/PATIO, ed •"'""'"--I •-1 It% BR APTS m . .-viuv. 1st. ast "' '
Cathedral ceilings, 5275 security. Sun &
Crplc, dshwhr. balcony. Eves. 5'11-5132, Dally 9-5
In quiet Adult complex ,_95_7_·0'1_0_l.__ ____ _
with pool, 1pa. No pets. Quiel lbdnn w/encl gar.
S33S ai up. Meaa Pines. priv patio. lncl utll. no
2650Harla.5'9-2'47 childr e n /pets USS be..... 2100 lBr Condo! nr So. Cat $650/mo.980-U.O tacular 180 ocean view. 2bdrm~a . dbl gar, _833-_·_1'_853_. ______ , Oove••i 16tP11 857·'828 or8'2-0350
••••••••••••••••••••••• Plaza. avail 5-1. S42S mo. Spa, pvt ro.d. 1885 mo. ~!~on. /mo. AduJta. 2bdrm, 2car1.,, covered f1'1 842·5113 Deluxe large 3 br, 2 ba, Hn• $80,000 equity In 835-9180eves * LOOIC * 4s1 . a 8 58 : Todd .1._ ________ paUo. Y. mile to beach. N.wport Beach/No. condo. E-alde. Avail. Newer 2 Br. 2 Ba. Sun-
tom .. ~-J ... 2bdrm. l~ba condo wtth 211-240-90'77 ,. Acee.a to PoOI & COQtta. trnmed. 2'418 Elden, Apt deck. dahwr. "25. Avail cu.a ~near •ea 2Br. 1Ba. wahr/dryr, frplc + pool. Avail 1 .... YSH-I I\ 880 ttvine A 1 ......... .. .... ..., ..
Nie ... ,-... -i1 -·-• .._ 1 _.. pie onl ... "' -$515. H.B. (213)925,.798. 1•1 ,61,.1 · ·~mo.---· approx . 5-1. 760·1'11 ... _ ...... ...,..... • aruen. cou y, sm NOW! ... so/mo. Call Cb 3 bd 2 b • Wlldomar. trade tor lot. obJld welcome, '500 mo. Mike6'6-•U. arm rm, a Large Bayahore family (710"75-"802. i1 4> 84$-1104 Custom 3 br, 2~ bacon· evea or wkndl, ~s
land, motor home. lat i. laat·S200 aec. ---------• ='. ~aa~t!'~~: ~~:S ::=.rc!.~.fVir,; 2br. oco view, adull coo· do, trplc, Jacum, Avail. _d_a.:..Y_•·-------
m-2534. 87s-3S1' CAL 1 F · L 1 V 1 NG 1 Adltl. $800 mo. Avail master bdrm. do. Im med. poeaeai.on --ii-------M•Y 1. Aduha only. S650 BUuUflll 2 Br. w/1ara1e ----------1 Spacloaa JBr, 2Ba 111 u .....-IA.Y llWCOM>O mo 442-5312. •-1 LtrA ............. .. Tra<U or Mil Loa& Beach SPOTLESS 3 br, 2ba w/jac. ao.tdoor. Nrbch ay lS. Owner49&-31138, "" ca ~ill•••· • "' poo . _.... _.._, 3 unlt1, ocn area + b o m e 1 o n i c e ll50 mo. Boelbe N1-11J3 Lux. aun .. __ ....... bome, *Cote Realty -...... -2b--r-... -'lc-1-.. -U--1 !eaatui':0'!.>'t fcuoma:fo~edl "'5. l BR.1ar, ntrti.1• 1--..o-__ &_l'7_5 _____ _
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• .. E 8 '-· • oo .... -r p • ..... poo l /rec room ••oo .._._, 2 lid> plua den. . ay. i.t, ..-t + 1 · a Br. 2 Ba. Valencia. , IAillln-ld 2Br, 2Ba bwa1ber, '-le, •· """tlo·. • ' • •v ....... ,. R • .. .,. • .,. • -Nr achool -1mo Call , ~--51n l at /latt + •200 1ec. Spec ul.v View of the 2 B •• 39S. 541·5131: townbouae. 2 children
co-op, A·l cood for plac• I090 Mwny Lo, $62.5 •. lmroac I.Br, 2Ba, cul·de· ..uu . _.. 80-7W • tum baln. Broker, 6'8-2325 OK. No pell.~ Sierra
nroc:Hn. <W> U'Mtn• '714·7"4·U07 sac. rrpte. patlol. '490 G 'J.1&25. i: I~~~~~~~~ --------• tnl-T . 8 1 B • 2 s Mamt. Co, Ml·lS'U mo.MT-4mafUP•. Laa ·H• 12•0 H ..... Yw..... 2br,2ba,S.C.Plasa,pool·'--~-----2 r . a. 4 · .
..... Small 2bdrm bouae, •4t•UUUHH•••ou•u UptradecU&dnn2~ Ba /Jae. '510 call to lee. Weekdaysplwecalt: 2 Br. 2 Ba. LaundrJ r.c.
•"••••••"• .. ••••••••• fenced y~. 1a~r no ••u AtlncUv• I Br. 2 S.. In townbou.1e. Avail. aft <213)541..-0C T5M1'1'5 New palnt. $CVS. Call H_H,_ hhul pet1.Su&tab•fore1C1erly .... • •• tuuna Vllla1e. Nopeta. 4/20. "50•1tue. Drlve Ul·353'1 ....................... coup!!. f41.4l11. • ................. tll1 mo . .-r.40rJ. by 2TOl llWlidt Dr ft call ---------
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AUnct!ve 2 Ir l Ba •.tor)'. 2~ frplc, atL 1ar. "50 mo. ..._.,.. br, 2 car pr, alr, pool. , ,._
patio 1ara1a.' Ann: 2 ur 1•r wlopeaer. MO-MOZ.. \eelUa, n. I mlD. to lrv. * Bdrm 2 le, Htbf V11
4-JZ d.n .. 11. flTl/mo. ~~...!a1 ~'!'.,5,/mo. Br. t 8a. l'aJilllJ room, '91o. •·T• =:.,tao/mo. 5'1·f7Tl.
111/4*CIC'7. ~-"'·-*'-· dlnb11 room . .,./mo ........ ..._ 1161•..__..;.... ___ ~~ ..... ~=~~
Jbt,kralmatol-.JH IN.tltUIMWCODdolfor Cell Linda A11nt •••••••••~-•••••••'Dl&BLUrn loot& ltonl• court• •
.. aaAlloia .... f71.11.M,, rut ...... Dbl 1u .... 1'71 I ..... ,-~I\.\ a...· lie 9Yl I Mt+ 41ia.lti~ =· cklie '° ... dl.
'"'l w /optHr, clOll to BROADMOOI ~ lti;-/-.";'l'lliiridGD • ~(cspet.; ;,'6T. .. ,tQ.1171.
oe.uaa.-.i·llll•tl· ia.w·11 aw aw. 1 tn.-o. ~IJ,~.~~: alk,taa ... ,. • .,,..,1
WUll..t ~ Dilli be, pool, \aaall, Ht!. RI" iom«bltnl to NUT I car......... . . t ~ ~·r •• ,. Hr Coll••·· Pllot WutAdl. ... llM»-Ctuelf'lld .. .., II. welt ....,,....._ --I••· MtJ,.. .,.._
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*• 1 nta......... 11111• te .._.. 4JOO Office I_,. 4400 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Aprll 12, 1981 ...........................................................................................
•lllllNi~ a.a, Garde.a Typt Suit• Office I...., 4400 C1••1rcW .. .,......., Lott & ....., 6100 Cli~te -.... ft. at W laq n. ...................... ..... 4471 Ou11'Wh I Oll ...................... . -.et ,... .... ~ rt'* ba, 611·10•3, DANA POINT'S Bt•t ........................... u ................. I _________ ,
r~•I• ~i~'rour • 111'11 lllutlon. l50' t175 mo. Offlee/ tore/Bualneu lnveat .~" your future! .,..t)t... Uftlll. PlAZA uWi la el. trS.UJO apace, 14~. Choice Low• ml"al lnvt&"'ent fOUtlJ AD$
lllDo"" afll &IC•-••.... "··tom. --· .. •vt otnce, Harbor·Balter Ctnttr, lnld 1l111leAlfbaml re-tll~Slln •• , ... _..,_ "'-•'"''"'""' ~ata Me a Vaunt • ence. uquerque .00 aq. ft.1Pvt batb with • · • New Mexlco-'lbt city Of ARE imrr a))c)wer. Bal. boa Penln. ••cw. •1• Tiie Futui.. fl'ot more r~
.. . •
· 'ikMMtt;,~cr
fff~!'tfle"* .. t , .. , .. _, ........ ..,._
Oldttt &: lupet qtncy
ln So. Callr. 1lnce 1111
Credit.: A.8C,N8C,CBS.
Coemo. Ph1J Dooabue ·~otr•
to all wboneed a place.
Newport 8eacb, MM.8"
Garden Crove, aM82
COUMflY CLUI
LIYl._IH
NEWPORT
IEACH
Rmmte wanted to shr lee
3190 condo or S.C. Plaza.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Sauna. pool, jacuzzi.
Security apg, lbdrm &
2bdrm, uW pd, adult.a,
An• adult oommunity on no pet s . From S375. the Back Bay. Spec-aas-ssos.
Private bath. Available
May lat. S250 + ex-
pensea. Call M7·3527 or
759-0060
tacular Spa 7 awim-•---------. , mina pools, 8 lighted ten-We1e....._. Jlte Share Jee 2tir, 2ba, duplex
n1s court.a. bike tralla, ••••••••••••••••••••••• La1. Bch. North end.
p u t t i n I I r e e n . 1 B d r m • S 2 I S I m o . lndry fac, carport, ocn
Bae belors, 1 and 2 cptldrapea, stove, nr vu. $275/shrutil. 497-4104
• I & 1 8A PlllO Ap!s
• O.st1w•S1"" & 880 s
• Pool & Aec Aoom
• Ci110tn L1110sc101nq
• J09 ro Buch & Shoos
• S I C IH
Sf A ENVIRONMENT
H-I.' MA ~•l l 1 •N tt fi
'-*' .. ' J ••l'O
bedrooms apartments, part ., shppe, call for
and townhouses from appt. 847-3880evesonly
~lO~ ~=At ltoot9t 4000
San Joaquin Hills Road ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 (714)644-1900 Laguna Beaclt Motor Inn. 985 No. Patilic Coast
Oceanfront for Winter Hwy, L11una Beach.
Rentals. Furnished a. Daily, Wet*ly, Kitchen
unlum. Broker. 675·4912. available. Low winter
rates. 494-5294.
2 & 3 B d ? br, l Ya ba +gar. Hoag Room w/ltlt. & lndry
$400-$4SO ~«t!'00°1t ~~ Hosp area, nu decor, priv. in quiet C.M. 4
t I. W t' / open haeSat&Sun 11·3. bdrm 2 ba home pe s p ease a er · · • · Trash Paid.· Carport. 4238 H1lar1a Way , Nonsmoker. working,
964.2566 or 9'73-29'11. Agt., $500/mo. &»5875 mature M ov.er JO. S2SO
nofff. NEWPORT HEIGHTS 2 ~t s:5 deposit. 966-0684
••• DOMWt•et 18829 Santa Marta
Fountain Valley
You are the winner of
2 fnetkkitts
(Sl4 Value>. to lc•C=• April21 2S
Anaheim Convention Center
Tickets must be e x-
changed for reserved
seats at the convention
center ahead or time.
Call 642·5678, ext. 272 t.o
claim your tickets.
*** 2 Bdrm , 2 ba, cpts, drps,
d/w, encl gar, Beach & 5
Points area. $430/mo.
842-8032
Br. I Ba. No kitchen. --·-· -------
$400 mo. incl. util. Furn. room avail for
844-8780, 646-31.89 Christian lady in C.M. Roommate Wanted, kids
home . S2SO/mo. Call OK, one bdrm in CM •TRANQUILITY• CbarlenelJ9S.2018. House Full use Jesse Very private 1 & 2 Br ---------646·8234 Hunt. I..andmark lbdrm
condo. 40/yr age min.,
sec. & many other
amenities. $400. 96CH347.
adult apts. AVAIL. Lake Forest, utils pd, ---------
NOW. Large Ooor plans, kit/lndry priv, rec fac, Rm mte wanted clean.1 garden landscaping, S2s0. 586-4038. quiet. non-smkr. 2br, 1
pool, jacuni. Great loca· 2ba, v.a blk from bch
lion, close to ever-R M . w /pvt. bath in Steve645-s:IM> Large.-3 BR 2""1 ba, with
garage. Kids & pets
welcome. 1 mile to
ocean. S600 mo. 964-2937
y t h i n g ! S o m e Newport.,jotal S200/mo.
townhouses & apts with Noo·smk.r. 631-35.216 Female to sbr house, $225
d 'I N t + 't'.a util. 5 mm. to bch. ens ava1 . o pe s N' 1 bdnn .1 'd please. From $540. 1~e rg . · ul1 pai • C.M. 631·9'l59. k1tch pnv. Lndry, lady. $195.C.M.545-9857. Non-smkr, 3Br condo;
---------I mo.+ 1tll util. Bdrm
Vacant spac. cath. pen-
thouse, 3 Br 2 Ba. xtra MARIMRS Sc;>UARE
clean, dbl gar S595. APARTMENTS Small charming furn.
536-8610 1244 lrvine Ave. guest house in garden, fu ished. $150 deposit.
H. B. 964-36.S4 Between Westclifr Dr. S60/wk. 494-9575. 2 Br l ba. $475/mo. Patio, & Mariner Drive P a r k N e w p o r t
gar. 18702 D, Dem ion 645-0252 Hotels, Mohtl 4100 Townhouse. shr w/prof.
Lane. 675-296Seve. ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• person. Health spa, ten·
Large 1 Br w/garage, 4 IEST VALUE 8~!°!u!f; ~:;_~10~?1~ nis, etc. ~7499.
b I ks from bea c h . Versailles corner pen· or weeltly. Kitchenette. $380/mo. lat mo+s200 lhouse 2 Br 2 Ba. comm SOO& up. '7&-8740.
dep.req.CallS36-7S42 l)OOI, jac., wgt room
Century 21/SURF f700/mo. 67~3787 Yearly. Hotel Apt. Room,
Mature/F t.o shr beaut
rum 2br 2~ba twnhse
Npt H gts $250/m o
646· 7555 eve
Oc 1: .a. ..__..0 ...., kitchenette & bath. Utils LUXURY ll>l"l"'W'ft "• pajd. S280 mo. + securi-NEED HOUSEMATE? 'iARD&tAPTS Furn. 3Bdrm.2Ba.2 ty deposit. 2306 W. Prof W /F desires
Lg apts in lush landscpd car garage with office. Oceanfront Newport Newport vie 631-9968
settinf w/pool. Wlk to washer ~ dryer incld. Beach. 67~. Nancy P.O. Box 2000 Npt A v a 1 I . N o w ---------B h92625 s hopp ng. bike to bch. I Wkly/Mnthly. Yocatto....... 4250 _c _______ _
& 2Br avail fro m MT $395-S460mo.Adltsonly. TSLMG · 642-1603 •••••••••••••••••••••••Roommate. 2 br, 2 ba
. Con . 1 Steps to bch, lbr. home. view apt, Park Newport, Huntl~~men~enta E . Bluffs Condo, 4Br, sleeps4,rentwldy. $300/mo.644-2005
11101Springdale, KB 3Ba, aundk, pool. S875 _67_3-_1633 __ • -----
(714) 847.5080 mo. 645-3474, < 213) Mormon to sbr furnished 541·4460 Newport Beach, steps to Newpt res. Priv ba, gar.
A ii 2 8 2 B ocean. Wllly or monthly· + extras. Jeremy va · now r a . UJ>-1804 Clay. Nwpl Hght.5. 2 2-4bdrms. *37s-'775 wkly
stairs, frpl c , d s hwr. Br. l Ba. Near schools. AgtJudy,:~9400. 64S·l994
balcony & gaTage. No pets. S53~ mo . ---------'Resp fem 21·35 non-smkr W ater /trash paid . l 675 0349 Fully futn. 1 Br. New hr b 2b · child, no pets. 1475. . . Condo. 3 da"" 2 rughls to s 2 r, a Irvine
JV Condo pool/jac $250/mo 964·2566or973-2971.Agt .. 1 Br . P en tho u se $125.Pool,tennis courts. + util. 646·3379 or
no(ee. Versailles Condo . 731H2Z2. S52-0504
3bdrm. 2ba, dishwasher, $52Slmo9ss.SlJ3 Lake Arrowhead Deluxe
stove. gar. 1595 + $300 ---------Condos, Chalets, Moun·
sec . 7781 Cypress. 2br. 2ba, upper, frpk, lain Homes. Fully
963-8842. p00l. adult$, Westcliff, equippedt For more info.
Fem 18·25 non·smkr, sbr
w/same, 2br, 1\o'Jba. apt
in CdM, pool, S225/mo .
Le$lie 759--0312 $500/mo. 645-0302 ca II B e IV e R ea It IBr apt. 3Blks from 714/337·U.7 Rmmte wanted, adult,
beach. $350/mo. Util. 1 Br 1 Ba, near beach. k S180/ · 1 . d K. h •·~ •NWPT. OCEANFRONT non-sm r, mo. me pa 1 . 1 t c e-n a P · mini view ~. Util pd. ••1 A U 5/1 Tustin' pliances included. See C huck 631-6990 or wkly lux. 2-4.BR. Call ~!:,·9795va · · ff.et. #3 .. 207 Chicago, 646-5743 673-SURF _...,._. __ . -----
b La,_ "-·he d Co do 1 blk t.o beach, noo-smkr: Steps to bcb, 3br, 2 a, .e ""'uw a . n . S2SO + SlOO dep + l"1 Quiet, clean. adults. 2br, cpts/drapes/frplc yrly Beaut. fWb. spacious. 3 utlls. Sil. 64,2.2199 l~~a. gar, no pets S42S !Se. S7so/mo. 642-3443 level, 3br, 2Yaba. Pool. 960-~95 wlll. to lake. S700/mo. Female rmmt.e wanted to
Quiet 2 Br. garage, pool. 640-1605 abare lrg. 2Br apt in
Nice area, mile t.o beach, Adults, oo pets. 1601 ''D" rrof"'1e Costa Mesa. S27S/mo.
huge. new 2b Br. 2 bBla. 15th. St . Newport LEakaestAer vaacdatca1·obinn .• 549-2244. roman tu • mar e Heighls.kS0.64.2-7340 ---------frplc , 2 sundec ks . Memorial Wlmd, sum-M/Ftosharebeaut. H B.
846-4152 E .' BLUFF: 752 Amigos mer days,slps6. For in-home. Pool, Diving
---------Way #1. 3br 2ba enc. fo497-20Sfl B d A/C Sk J'ght SEASPRA Y 2 Br, 2 ba, oar • · . Y I • gar. S650. 2br 2~ba enc. F i r e p 1 a c e . frplc. open beams, ex-gar. $&50. Taking ap· Lake Arrowhead cabin W h /Dry + p r tras. Rec. racil. Sec Easter vacation , 85 er er ro .
gate. Nr Brookhurst & :~c7a~o:S. ~tu~ :~ny Memorial Wlmd. sum· rum. Call Gary 955-2373
Hamilton. $670, 891·8396 9-12:30am. mer days. sips 6. For in-Christian F pref. t.o shr
Agt. ---------_r_o_497_·20S~_7_____ big house. no uds or
--''---------11 Br. Utils paid . ap· EASTa•-iAJ. pets.nonsmoker,$250\n-
2 bdrm. 1 ba, minutes pliances. adults, no pets. PALM -~~'-S cl. everything. 968-3880 from bch. S39S. Call $350. 2421 E. 16th. St. ..-...........
_548-_0S« __ or_7_59-_S391 ____ , _64S_·_47_1_8_. ------• A f'eat place to relax! Female to shr fully furn;. Fu ly fum. howe. Sleeps N.B. Condo. Avail. im· 1"... 3144 Nwpt Hgbts Duplex. 2 Br. 4. $190. !16().1701 ; 494-5420 med. S230 + 1,-!1 util. u••••••••••••••••••••• l Ba. Adult.a. no pets. or 1·324-'871. 831·0815
ORANGETREE 1 BR U 2Sfmo. 517 Bolsa. MAUI CONDO 4/30-S/13 Roommate to 11hr 2br on
condo. A~l, $42S DRY• 631-3520. Eves & $50/day, slps S. Call Vi: b ch /Balboa Penin.
mo. Agt. 61 Wknds 448-50'1. 646-1769, 75-1.509 $250/mo. Inc uW, gar,
H ......... leedt 3140 .......... ._.._.. 3140 Oceanfront Condo. Polpu lndry. Avail lmmed.
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach, Kauai. l Br. k5 a Mike 673-818'7
Kenne_bunkport?
lsn 't that the ttoat
that won The America's Cup In 757
~ro~
If you're not aura WhO (or wt\lt) ~nytJunl<pOrt was. don't feel bld-~·re not ak>ne.
Ktn~ Is °"' Of 14 dl:stinctiYely
ditftcW aplf1ment ftoorpllf\S at SNwlnd VIU.
In tu 1d11gC1)11 'alml. SelwtnO VIiiage Is a result
Of total'/ ptr900lltZld ~ ~nlng.
The tclnd ~ ltWfition you deseM.
A P"ftlCt bMrld ~ Nt>Jrt Ind IMng-,
rllSUld In I fbfd wtd\ blCblfng broote ll'ld QlMt
ponds. ~ ~ nacuraJ oc:.i brtez.a. Add to
that *"'9cct1rts,1Wimmtog pooes. ajlNZZI and
a~ IOcltb\ neer ~Ind .,.., ... _, 1'0U'-. got • pllDI ar1)40fll WOUid
Pf'O'dy all "°""'(£\'In ~)
Ont ano two bldl oom. one a two bath
ldUlt IPl""r••ts fr0m'44Q..0o.
night. 2 Br. 165 a night. FOUND : Young Med Sue 4fi.l?lt Mlx Shepherd Blk/Oold ._.. .. ..._ 4JOG _'7M7 __ 11 ____ _
1817 w .. tclitt. N.B. Want
flnanclal tnai. 1000..1. lit. noor. A&entS.l·~.
IOU.CIMT9
NIWPOIT Ele1ant eucuOve 1ultea
In preaU•e loc:alloni
Wltb corupaeta aupport
aervlcea.
714/ml-0681
BEST RATE in
NEWPOOT BEACH
600 to 4200 Sq. Ft.
•Janitorial Service &
Utilities lncluded
•Adjacent t.o Airport
& Restaurant Row
•Access to 3 Major Fwys.
833-8813
MEWPORT CEMTIR
Full Service Suites
SCUTCOSTSS
All you need for one
monthly fee!
~5410
•DELUXEOfftC!S•
1 to 3 room offices. No
lease required. 2172 Du·
Pont Or. Adj. Airporter
Hotel. 8~3223. ~12
CdM Deluxe Suites. AC,
ampl pkg, utiJ pd. 2855
E . Cst Hwy. 675-6900
MWPT P'911HSULA
Exec offices in elegant
s urroundings. Across
from City Hall. All sup-
port services available.
From 225 to 4750 sq.ft.
673-3002
msmo tQ-MPn Info phone (505)884-5$80 f'...Jl · :=r· trial....., 4100 or write: Gtrber Aslloc .,m; MPT ICH SUM.IASI 4004 Carli.st. N.E Suite 642-1671
2000 sq n, 5 luxury of· MES• "'R'Alb114.rn01 ·~~~~~~~ flcea +rcpt atea. On A 1;:;
Dove.• yn avail at suo 1...._.DUSTRIAL .. •w••= Lost: Short-haired whlte per air. Altemoooa & " 5020 Cat, altered, declawed,
eves call 114/~·4922 PARK ••••••••••••••••••••••• "Ajax". Collar. Island &
Need lnvtstor t.o open a Ouanfr~nt . Balboa 120tqfl.olfi~k50 Ulliaex Beaul)'&Barber Penrn REWARD Dya:
OCEAN Vl EW 7 I I W. I 7tt.. St. Salon. have over 80 cov-645-8600 ext 2584 ; eves.
Cott. Me&& 63H170 Coste MHa. Calff. eted awards, itlcl the 675.5939,
Australian World Cham· ---------
3 MONTHS 642-4463 f lonships, Call Ken Lost. female Doberman
1-1870 aq. ft. Un.It avail. 1'·S40-l26'7. pup, Simo. Choe. & tan.
lor lmmed occupancy. MoMy to Lo. 5025 C h o k e . c h a in . N r . FREE RENT :i~~lt~l·.~~i·1~~:~i ;~·;-~0·:·~;~:;··:;:~ -~-·-~_42_r 36_
1
a_.'_a_. _R_E_w_A_R_D_
3175 S Ft l s t . 2 S l o rage mortized for 20/yrs due Lost: Vic. Ali.so Pier, sm (I. I . Warehouses avail. for l 7 •1sK m11x Bk llllWto~ hnmed. occupancy, 2000 n · • · r . shep mix. Bandit face.
-"-L....llW........_w & 2800 sq. ft. •33'-34< sq. 937·5667 curley tail, long hair.
""" .. --• ft. •Leasing office hrs. MONEY AVAJL. ror any "Bjorn " 499 4848 i Direct Gal ogt &try Mon tbru Fri. 8-4. Sat. re a so n . $2 o. o o o to 499-4262
PriMt Mewporl _1_0-_2_. -------$200,000 on homes. con-
HoriMw Location 8700 sq ft office+ dos&2 -4unit.s thruSan (7 I 4J675-8662 ware~ouse. Jrvine In-Marino Savinp & Loan
Found s mall creme col-
o r ed f e m ale dog .
557-6610. 54.5-5893 O~ ... 30 dustnal. Call 646-1044 or Assn. No prepay penal·
TTwreJt '""" • • inquireMarosiCo.16753 t y . Fully assumable
Noyes, 951.9266. Bkrs. owner & non-owner oc-
Found: Tem er mix , dark
brown m11le Shorth111r
Pointer. hver & white
male . Bas en)I mix,
brown female
Cockapoo. blo nde &
blac k, male. Newport
Beach Animal Shelter,
644·3656.
1.25 Sq. ft on
NEWPORT
HARBOR
7
I 035 Sa. Ft.
PhnhOfffce.
lay View•
PriYOte Patios
Lott of Windows
Partdng GelraCJe
For the bUsiness man
Who wants to make a
good impression. w Oft't Last.
Cal Today!
(7141675-8662
l111lness Rftltal 4450 •••••••••••••••••••••••
C · ed c u pied. Very co m . oopmv~--petitive rates! Ask for
PACIFIC
BLUFF
INDUSTRIAL
PARK
1835 WMttierA•e.
Costo MHo, Co.
•Two-1600 sq ft units
avail. for occupancy
May lsl. •31• per sq rt.
•Call 642-7604 or 642-4463
M·S 8·4. Sat 10.2 ----
Stor age 4550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Storage Warehouses in
Costa Mesa avail. for
immed occupancy. 2000 & 2800 sq ft. ~ per sq
fl. Call 642-4463 Mon.
thru Fri. 8-4. Sal 10-2.
John Goode. area mgr ..
(714)752·8052 for con·
fidential interview
Mortgages. Trust
Deeds 5035
• • • •• • • • •••• •• ••11 • • • • •' Found Fur c'Oat Coron 11
Sotffet-~ Co. del Mar Identify fur &
All types of real estate label 494·6044
mvestmentssince 1949. --s,.cialbinc) fn FOUND Fox Tl•rrier 2~TDs Owner 1dent1fy.
nu !>45-4522 642-2171 545-0611
Widow has money for
2N D T D. 's any s ize
above $10.000 No credit
I. no pnlty For action
c:all AGT 673 7311
anytime
Maclcttef Rah MtCJ.
FOUND Tame. pet tmd.
please 1dent1fy
675 :mo
Los t M rlrtary McC:aw
Parrot \'1c Verd~ Mar,
Villi.I Par rfrca comple'
!l62 7967 Rf':WARD
---------For store & offi ce space Storage ~pace for rent I
car garage size. In
Laguna Beach S75 mo
49'7 2638
SINCE 1981
lst&2nd TOs. SSOK-SlM + Owner Non Owner
SF Rs & Condos
Commercial & Industrial
PETER DOBUS
Lost 12 mo old ~rey &
while F Schna uzer
home cut tike Be11J1. red
rollar & nea collar when
Inst 1n Lat.tuna SIOO n•
ward 499 3295. 54!1 76XI
cans 'ien °1<'l' 1
17th STREET at reasonable rates.
Costa Mesa 3 rm suite, 500 to 2700 Sq Ft.
A/C. Plenty of parking. MESA VERDE DR 545 sq. ft . $450 per mo. PLAZA
Realonotnics 675-6700 1525 Mesa Verde E. C M Large Single Garage m
East Bluff. $75 230 E. 17th. St. 545-4123 ~5296 COSTA MESA
FROM 7~ SQ. FT.
165-900 sq. ft. air cond.
office suites for immed.
occupancy. All ut1ls.
janitorial serv., conr.
rm .. parltin&. Call Terry
Cressman: 554.9000
HEW PORT DOVEi DR.
Executive suites with
privacy, prestige, con-
venience. Ground floor.
rea s onable .
Secretary/bookke ep·
ing /rece ptio nist.
631-3651 weekdays.
AIRPORT AREA
Furnis hed or un -
furnished Executive
PrilM Locatioft
1270 Sq ft on busy Beach
Boulevard-Hunt 1ngton
Beach. Ideal for real
estate office. store or
other suitable business.
2 Private baths. availa
ble immediately. 10
Year lease. Attractively
priced.
642-4321 , ext 286
Weekdays
Retttals Wanted 4600 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Mother & daughter 13
need 2 br hse or apt rn C.M rm med. 645-4916
Young prof couple look·
ing for house Wllh ocean
view to rent for wedding.
In Sept approx the 8th
thru the 1.3lh Call Or
Wolf at <213)933-5064 or
COST A MESA Ive mess
Shopping center store on Corona del Mar. Married 17th St. 4.860 sq . fl (714)642· 19. couple seeks I or 2Br un· furn house or apt with
ConaRNrcial reasonable rent Xlnt.
Retttals 4475 refs . No chrld . pets
640·6016 673 9().13
Want investor for Npl
bayfronl home Give
well secured lSt or 2nd
T 0 Agl:..~75-6161
Want 21-22% Yield?
On your T 0 ·s Notes
URaisers·lnvestorsSS
Call Dennison Assor
673-7314
Real Estate agenl will
pay 20•-; interes t on
S2S,OOO loan from private
party secured by 2nd TD
on local single family re-
sidence with large equ1
ty Leave message at
646-2821
Purchase of 2ND T D ·s
arranged. For details
call
Suites ln Irvine. walking Store Space for lease. ---
distance to Airyort All 1500 sq. ft & 1200 sq. ft. Wanted to rent-Garal!e LOW 0, ..... TE
••••••••••••••••••••••• 213-389-8TI4. 96().1957 Broker
service s avail. Your in Huntington Beach. for small car, Cos ta 10 11'1.A
Secretary or Ours. 2021 FI ex i b I e t er m s . M es a . Sant a An a 21td Trust Deeds Business Cente r Dr 2~3/596-7202 64a-7?00 Low cost loans availa· Suite 213. 7141752-0234. ble. S20.000 to $150,000 15
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storage. Prime loc. 2,380sq.ft..availimmed s moker /drinker . IAHKERSMAT'L
Furn. or unfum. 752·6550 Fo~~ 1~~sej>~fncid~~t~~ 536-4924 After Noon MORTGAGE CO.
San Clemente space ltwy . Ideal medical, (714)731-5844
avail. less than 60< a dental & R.E. comm'I of. lu•hl. ess/lnnst/ I An established Orange
foot. Private baths & air fices. S2,380/mo Cbelow Finmtce County Mortgage Bank·
conditioning. 67~3022 or market). Owner will ••••••••••••••••••••••• ing~ompany _ 492 4121 neg. a remodel. Call Tim • · · Sloat (714)752-8011. lu.lMH I 11m looking for 2nd T.D
Beautiful private omces (213)269-0364. Opporfwlity 5005 money on prime beach
ln Irvine (Orange co. & ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• property with a large
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vie Ellr s Ward 96.i! 3688
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male Cocka poo pup
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Cer1l P lace 548-2128 R e c e pl i 0 n is t . c 0 n . PalME LOCATION ATTEHJIQN ter interest for your re-C ere n c e room , pax Best Lido commercial t1rement or mveslment Penonols
library, space for staff location. Large store for IHTBUOR savings call Kathy at 5350
available, and free park· lease. Can be divided DECORATORS 964·4686 or968-964_3 -
in g . 7 14 -7 5 2 · 8 9 9 5 : fn1r~~ parking. Call for Custom shade. drapery
833-8990 and carpet bus iness
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979.9997
WATERFRONT
OFFICE SPACE
Limited office space
available at Peter's
Landing in prestigious
Huntington Harbour.
213 /592 ·4441 or
714 1840-1387.
Ocean view and double
offices in full service
suite now available at
''The Executive Office''.
NEWPORT CENTER
MH492
500 aq ft in Downtown
l!a1una Bch, 1treet
level. allylltte, 752-~
Luxury LD> aq. ft. L.~.
ocean view .
$1 ,000/cno /leaae .
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w /expanding interior
d · 1· I 500 20rk return on your tn· es1gn c sente e 1 sq vested capital secured ft, Corona del Mar. • 972-1345 . Coast Hwy frontage . by a T.D. on Calif RE
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X nt ongt.erm .se ·we SSOOO-SS00,000. Prin-under market. Includes COVER GIRL Shops, stores. etc. 312 stock & FFE. S72.soo g~~~s~~~~sf~U f~fi~: sq.ft., 12' hi wflge dr. & ,, * OUTCALL * 210 s q f t. w I s ink . '*Cote Realty '!Hg Co ·-~wney, Bk~-
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MEW MEDICAL/ • 640-5777 ftenonah/ . • FOXY LADY *
953-0778 MC/VISA
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New Suite on xlnt site. •••• ••••••••••••••••••• VISA MC W t · Thoughts. beliefs. colors
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hill.; •••••••••••••••••••••• • 1---------lowance, gh identity! nAellsesmdaote1·vse. lpncro0m1ifeerlo'uasl Wanted ·. 28 overwe1'ght * • Contact Tim Sloat · ., SPIRITUAL
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Small jobs wanted. Brick LANDSCAP!CO, INC QUALITY ROOFINO convtr11tlon. Helena
1930 Harbor Blvd. (at 19th) Costa Mesa --------and Block. Low hourly E1tpert pe1t control for Alltypes, free est. SU.9e82, ~
759--4 578 r1te.499·1Z26aft.6pm. tree, 1hrub, turf & in· Visa.MC. S..1·5930 fypllwJServlce
I All T M door 1ervice. Free Eat. HARBOR ROOFING ••••••••••••••••••••••• A...... Gentle care, no tranquilizers. ver y r:~ Ll:,s:i~ed. Lie. 9457. 646-7443. New & recovers Repair Pror. Qlty t)'Ptn& Ca.a. ·~'1:.:~................ BobS48·27S3,536-9906 rio.oT..-..a s pecialist/stay-busy transcriptions. phone
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Nff est. 635-3720 Foundations. Retaining HOUSE&OFFICE Mowing, edging, rakmg, ROBIN'S CLEANING ABC MOVING, Exper Call BobS-48-0769. lure your next party,
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Petombo;962-8314 642-8387 eves 96().0539 C--"--ctor Yard clear1·ng. lawn re l t' not ti THE "MOVIN-MAN"is Safes•Physical Bar· foll color & sound . We -lTU pu a ion. res ng Carerul. courteous & I t REMOVAL t onone.97~1""'" INT.IEXT.plaster riers C.M./N.B S&S can a so ape your C..,.+ S~k. . · concre e, ••••••••••••••••••••••• mowing. College stu · """ •Cheap Please call • h 30 646 4871 personal property. home
••••••••••••••••••••••• asph, grading. lot clean· Construclion·Alllypes d ents. Reas . r a tes Hovs•s&M&.... 642·1329 pate mg. yrs exp. · or business for an ac·
Shampoo & steam clean up. saw. break & re-20 yrs exp. Free est. 557 7621 ••••••·~·;::?........... ~eat S4S.29'17 <Paull_ St.Oftl CleoanlncJ curate inventory Reas
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avg rm $7.50·. couchSlO·, Pool decks, patios. 25yrsexp .. amailjobs HOMEIMPROVEME""T Xlnt ref's. 673·1266, R~ehexd ms· pamLjmg. Y rree est. Jerry 631·28S8. Engines.machinery •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• ,, 673-0968 p ic ar inor. c, ins. John 575.7507 No crpts. 1163-9925 chr SS. Guar. ehm. pet masonry. sport court. Lie. 309152 548·2719 Remodeling-Odd jobs m . Try me. 6314410 (24 hrs) _.___ "Let The Sunshine In"
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Window Expert
windows. blinds. screens
& mirrors Reas Oepen·
dable Free est. Gene
545·0225
Work g.uar. Truck ChilclCor-. DrywoN Mr.Leonard,661-9343. our specialty. Prompt. reas.rates.675-2284
mount unit 645-3716 Hardwood Floors Seaside Painting. Greg, 17 yrs exper. working T ILE rNSTALLATION --·--••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l,.......c.e 536·4806 w/all makes of equip
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companion to ill or l•--------•I elderly 549 0373 ASSEMILERS
O o c t o r s . re pa 1 r of Loe. M iss1on Viejo co.
autoclaves. EKG mach. needs Assemblers w/2
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P Y"•LE support medical elec-A -tronics. Gd. benerits. CLERIC O n I y re s po n s i b I e
The J olly Roger Inc. has persons seeking perma·
an A/P clerical position nent e mrlymt need ap-
for an indu!ltrious in-ply. Cal . Mrs. Parelli.
dividual. General office 581-3830
&/or accounting ex-l~~~~~~~~~~I perience prererred 1-
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conditions. Apply in
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17042 Gillette Ave. 1rvme
714-546-0331
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Coast Plaza. Call Chris
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AUTO LOT Attendent.
full tame. must be 18.
Mission Viejo, Laguna
Hills area. 848·2212 ask
for Carl
AUTOMOTIVE
PARTS
COUMTERMAM
Dealership or foreign
auto parts experience
preferred. Call Glen for
an appointment.
ROY CARVER
ROLLS ROYCE
AMDIMW
64~6444
AUTO MECHAMIC
DICK WATSON
AUTO CENTER
Taking applications for
2 journeymen
mechanics. Excellent
salary guarantee.
medical insurance pro-
gram & other bener.ts.
2345 S. El Camino Real,
San Clemente. 492-1603
(9-5 Mon.·Fri.)
Automotive
VOLVO MECHANIC
Need 3 yrs expr. in com· plete repafr of Volvos.
S9.50 per hr. 40 hr week.
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AUTO SALES Must have
knowledge & uper. in
high dollar e1totic cars.
Npt. area. 213-376·6945
Steve
Auto Trans R & R man.
full time. tools req
:>48·2288
Babysitter wanted, for
31hy r o ld . l or 2
days/wk. My home.
S3.00/hr. Refs. required.
644·6013.
Babysitter wanted. my 6
mo old daughter Mon·
Thur, 8 :30-6:30. Beacon
Bay, CdM, So. Nwpt
area. 646-8617
BABYSl1TER Needed : 2
a fternoons per week.
2·6PM. Must bave car.
Call 644-~ aft 6PM or
759·31168 days. CdM
Bankln1
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Local NewPort Beach
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Joan exper. prererred.
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l!li1 BANKING
~ WE HAYE A JOI
YOU CAN COUNT ON.
Are there any jobs left that you
can count on? Yes. And we have a
few of them.
We're looking for experienced
tellers who want a career that will
am ount to something more than
just a day-in, day-out job with no
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-
lishment you feel at the end of
your day.
All you need is previous teller
experience, a basic knowledge of
math and the ability to communi-
cate with people in a veryfriendJy
way.
If you qualify call us.
There may be a job for you with
lots of room for advancemenl
It's a job where you'll count
for us.
And count on us.
Call for an appointment
in Placenda (714) 524-0220
in Garden Grove (714) 558-5464
ln Corona Del Mar(714) 673-9240
in Huntington Beacl\ '
(714) 536--8811
Banking
Loan ShlppinCJ O.pt.
FHA/VA LOAN~
A clerk position 1s
available in our loan
warehouse s hipping
dept
Must have experience m
packaging the loan for
secondary marketing to
FNMA & GNMA. Call
Miss Bradley.
COLDWBJ. IAHICER
Residenlial Mortgage
Services
Irvine. Ca.
(714)975-U~
E.O.E.
BANK ING
TELLER
An outstanding o~
portw.tty •xhh for -lndl•lduol with six
month• pre•ioua T•llff
••p•rl•11c•. As o
t.oder "' .... flHnc:lol COIHtUft~y, IM1Mrlal
lak c• off9r H •
ctllHt salon•• •d ~Its. PIHM.Joln m
today "' our beautiful Coata ~1a offlu.
Contact SHIRLEY
GILIERT to ca 1 WMJt
• Wen6-w oppoiftt. "'"'·
IMPERIAL
BANK
695 Tow.. C...t.r Dr.
Costa Mesa.
CA92626
7 I 4-641 ·2200
bt.262
Equal Opp Employer
Cla1111ified Ads 642·5678
---------tBanking
BANKING JR TRUST DEB>
Columbia Savings, a
growing leader. has 1m
mediate OPPortumt1es in
1t s beautirul Newport
Beach office
SAVINGS
COUNSELOR
INVESTMENT
COUNSB.OR
Needed for aggressive.
young mortgage co We
pay up Lo 2'1 of funded
growth loan amount lo
qua1tr1ed. llc'd R E
person Must have tn·
vestor following.
A.M C Bkr Downey (714)523-2840
We 're seeking an m--------
d1vidual with strong Bar Help. Full & PIT. top
knowledgt; of all savings s.s for sharp Port 17.
trans_act1ons. recent c .M 646-3666 banking or S&L ex
per1ence and light lyp
mg skills
TELLER
Bather & brusher wanted
for Groom mg Shop. Mon
thru Friday 644-4000.
Beauty
Selected applicant will •SAL OM OWNERS*
be knowledgeable 1n Manicuris t will rent
Teller operauons. have space P T. 64&-7870
ltght typing skills. and .
have recent banking or Bindery
S&L experience. CUTTER-FOLDER
These Positions offer an exceptional work en·
vir o nment. excellent
salar y and outstanding
benefits Including com·
pany paid career ap·
parel. dent.al. vision and
life insurance, free park-
101 and special bankin~
privileges. Please call
Patti Edwards at <7141
760·8551 for an interview
appointment.
Colwnbia
Savin9s
CWMI Loait
Association
EquaJOppty
Employer MI F
Banking
Experience required
Utility clerk & teller
M/F /V/H EOE.
IARCLA YS IAMIC
Contact Cathy Antunez
631-1511
Of'TR
A growing Irvine shop
needs an experienced
cutter/folder operator.
Sala ry open for capable
person Insurance &
other benefits Call Pat.
8 :30 ·5. Mon Fri
979·1834. -,--
Bkkpr fam w Const. Co.
needs. Depen dable,
w/gd tramc record. P/T
NB. CM area 644-7917
Boats
PACIRC
SEACRAFT COR,.
•Boat Carpenter
•Min. 4 yl'!i exper
•Top Pay
•4 day week
Only exreraenced personne who take
pride in their work need
apply.
Contact Mike Howarth.
751-1343
3301 S. Susan St .. S.A.
Are You
Ready?
ChooH Your Days & Hours
Our continued desH'e to maintain excellent cus1omer se<Vtees offe<s
severa l ~tions to qualified candidates os
TELLIRS
Full or Port Time
Selected roviduols ~uld be COl'eer minded and well qr()O(T'ted. w.
prefer previous banltin9 expenence.
We offer o rewotdin9 environment, excellent benefits ond o paid
vocation tM yeor. PorNime tellers working less than 21 hours per
week will quorify fOI' o p<emium in poy.
'
. 710 HelpW..W ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ?~.~ ~~.~~ ..... !!.~~ ~~.,.~~ ..... !!.~~ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, April 12, 1981
Bookkeepers
•IOOIOC•as•
Ke1ty Services has a n
imrqedlate, tempor ary
need for an assistant
tlookkeeper in the Irvine
area.
Must have 2 yrs. exper.
& be available !or ap-
prox. 3 mos. Must be bil·
in g u •I s peakin g
Japanese/ English.
If interested. call or
com e by:
2102 Business Center
Dr ., #208, I rvine,
833-1441 or Z7957 Cabot
Rd .• Laguna Niguel.
831-()542
E.0 .E. M/F/H
C·AFETERIA
COOK
$4.90. $6.08/
how
WILL PREPARE MAIN
DISHE S, B A KE
P ASTRIES, SERVE
FOOD I N LARGE
QUANTITIES AND
PERFORM OTHER
R ELA TEO DUTIES
Closing date for appltca·
lions is April 17. 1981.
Permanent and s ub
st1lute pos1t1ons
CAFERTERIA
WORKER
$4.19 • SS.17 /
how
Dulles mclude cleaning
of cafeteria and equip·
ment. assistmg in some
•~~~~~~~~~·! food preparation and serving. Permanent .ind
substitute µos1t1ons
MARKETS
For 2nd & 3rd Shil\s
We promot.e to manage.
ment & supervision from
within.
WANT A CAREER?
costa Ml.'sa
111 Del Mar
631·9421
Laguna Beach
494·9'l33
Huntington Beach
962-9116
CLEAMIMG/MAIMT.
People needed. p/l or
rull ttme. exp'd 966-0627 --
Clerical
BIMDatY CLEAi<
CALL
COUMTERHELP
Mon .-Fri. Super
Sandwich. Costa Mesa.
545-4867.
COUNTER or COOK
FT/PT. Gary's Del1,
CdM. 675-2193 for appl
CUSTODIAN
Saddleback College.
M1ss1on Viejo 10 JOPM-
7AM. Mon· Fri. Salar y ran~e Sl ,051 lo Sl ,324 per
mo + 5"; sh1ft differen-
tial 831·4850. 8-5
Data Entry Optr.
Dentaal A11l11t11nt t
Chainlde, for f'ri11 &
HelpW..t.d 7100HtrlpW..e.d 7100tWpWlfthd 7100 tlpWanhd 7100 ............................................................................................
aoine Sat's. Newport I•--------·
1eattal practice. Aek
forludY7.0...,.
IH61Hmt/TICH.
•IMRAL OffllCI HOU4t~P'' Cumpunion Ltquur Clt'rk P T nit
P/tlmt POeltlon avail UvtJnorout AiikforSU;vt
TIMPOl.UY
Eleetrontc
en1lneerltechnlclan ror debuntna/tettln& ot n~w Mil spec. circuit de-
vtlopmt. Must be n -
per'd. ln deel~ohwitcb
mode pawer 11uppliH &
analol clrcuJts. RF ex· ~r deslr1ble. 3 mos.
Job with arowlng laser co. Independent contruc·
tor atatus (consultant>
acceptable Potenual for
permanent em ploy·
men\. Call 493·6624
EOE
Hl't. lOam to 2pm, Mon 833-2009 11-UM3'7
thru Fri. Mu.tt ~ ebi. to ttou.iekHper Aide uvl! Loe CCMMMlor
DISleH ........ type 40 45 wpm Lite bk p "' kpf backgJ"OUnd hellpfuJ In. time or " ltu11~. 111ll'rv1cw wtth i;rowlllfl w t J train c 8 11 For elderly h1dy Non 1·om1mn\' spec1ali.dn1 111
?141845 7lU8 uk ror 11moker 495 5377. lar1w real estate-loan. ll1l & 2nd T U ., R F. .. , •. co. In M!Nloo VMo area rteeda uper. fn
electr lcal connoct.ora,
he rmetic sea l s ,
trantductr detlcn. com·
ponenta materials &
methods.
Karen. HOlJSJ::KEEPER. rt<llt•f, IJct>n11l' req Houston
GIHERAA.OFFICI pitlm!!, s~t 7PM tu 11 .utford85S-91ll
F.xpr nee. Must be Mon ?AM for buard &
ci.u1ck and err1citinl cart for ainbulator~
Work wltlgurett, phones. elderly fl.ll 1162·2<Y7tl
Duties Include design,
drafUnaa.. materlals test·
ln1 It n&O projects.
Mechanical Engineer·
Ing degree prel'd
Qualtrled candidates
send resume to. Mrs.
Jans , 23891 Via
Fabrlcan\e, Suite 603,
Mission Viejo. Ca. 92691
$205 .80 to S4Jl .60
WE EK LY work mg part
or full lime National
comp any. Starl tm ·
mediately No ex
perience necessary
Very htlle outside work.
No selhng. Send name
and address for com
plete details to· AHIA,
4414 Centerview. De pl
264, San Antoruo. Texa!.
78228
FAST FOOD
Pina parlor at the
beach. Must be 18 Ex·
perience not necessary.
Lea ve messuge.
673 1811
filing & m111c office
duties Part or ru11 lime
hrs a vall. Xlnl op
portunily for advance·
menl with fast growana
compan) Salar) com
mensurate w 1 ~~pr
835·8883
General Office
Greater Irvme Crl'dll
Union has immed F T
opening, offer' full
benefit pkg, no t''<P nl'<
FILE CLERK ~~3~~~'.n c.:onturt Amy
Entry level pos1t1o n
a\'ailable immediately GENERAL OFFICE
tn our Newport Bench of· Cier i ca 1, custodian,
fice Some previous of-librarian Full tlml'
fit'l' t>xper1ence deMra· 675-6110
bll' x Int co paid GE~ER L OF benefits & free parking " A FICE For appt. call 640 4580 Lookini: for a \t·r~ 111
ext 11202 E o E. terestini.: part 111m• J(llJ 1n plt•ai.ant 11rr1t 1' •
File Clerk CICrit·,1 I. for ffiltlUrt• * * * Part Timl' ptorson Locat1nn I' t' II
Call Cind\ Spnni.:er N pl BC'h .. :, 11er ,1
Don Barber t'ormil'r Dellllo must A1•(•uratt· I\ pin..:
2700Pet.erson#2B Cht>\roll't no s hurthan1I 20 hr
Cosla Mesa week 1nl'ludes Sat & Sun You are the winner of 111211 Beach Bh d Call i;41; 7431
2 freetkkeh ~97.~1 ($14 Value). to ,,.. .,...., Gt·nt-ral <>Hire
le~ C~s WORK TEMPORARY
April 21thru25 FINANCE PBX lll'<l'pt1or11:.l~.
Anaheim Convention LOAM PROCESSING Sec•retar1cs. L'lt•rl.:.
Centt•r I
H OUSSCEEPER
and cornpanion Live 111
Mui.t be able todr1v1· No
smoking N u 1>40 0009
from IOam tu 3pm
llousekeepl'r!. \\;tntt•d,
The Sea Cllff l\1ol<'I lti(ll
South Coa.. .. t I lw~ I II
494·4892
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SALES/
SHIPPER
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looldcHDina Clerk
A/P knowfedle helpful
3 lo 4 days per wk Hr~
9-5. apply al . 1660
Placentia Ave .. Costa
Mesa
700.3400
Apply at Room 131 al ---------•
Growing s wimwear
manurarlurer hai. 1m-
medi a le opening for
person with 2 3yrs data
enlrY expenenre Call
Juhe 496 1.291
Tickets mu~t he C'\. Detail nnt•nled JH'NIO VICKI HESTON I
chani:ed for rt•:.ervt•d "rllhl\p111gsk1tbn<'l'dedl --1>1 loan pr'tk't'~:.ing II"'' & A .. ·-iat•s
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Columbia
Savings Huntington Beach Union
High School Distnrt CLERK
Graveyard l>h1ft
12 SAM 7 11 Store. Full
l11ne .. ;:qx•r1encc pre
fl•rred Call btwn 9AM &
12noon 556-063<!
seat~ at the 1·on\'Cnt1on lion Some ac·coiuntmi.: or .. -..... "'
<·enter ahead of time re corn kl'epmg h<ll k 18004 Slo.ypark Bl
Data ProcHsincj Call 642 5678, ext 272 111 !!round hetprul Ra pidh Ste· 235 In 1111·
dorf /entnx systems for * * * expanding loan :-t·n. 1c
t.tt...:• II<\ lot\• I 11 tli
I ,1 I I ll 1 ' I., 11 ••.•
8-lK 77h"i or:.. ~1 tf.o'C Operator n('('cied for nix-claim yourltckets I I 540-0400 I
long term assignment. 1ng departml'nt v. llh ---------•
Call for more mfo Tod I Donut shop Earh AM } 0 u n ..: · a I! J.: re ~" 1' <' Gcner:il ---------•
Services, 979 8900 i shift. no ex""r nN; App management EXl'Cllt!nl Th B Ibo B Cl b ln..,111 ,1111 • r-llend1ls Call C'ath) for ~ O O oy u
and loan
A ssoGiotion
JIP (l1•••l-li111 I
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I 'I I 11 I ti I ' \
I 1.q1!p• •'l \I I·
IOOKKIES'Bl F/C
Fashion Island mvest
ment firm. Excell. op
portuntty. Exper. &
maturity req'd. Call
714·640·0123 ". u HSD Clerk 10251 Yorktown An• MAIL CLBll<
Deliver LA Times to l ') Oippity [)on.ul!>, 1854 appointment fi41 s.tll is now hiring: UNDatWRITER
homes 10 C "I & 11 8 Newport Blvd ( ~1 ---------•I 11 • .,,,1 1·1 It 1 "'' 1• ~.! fltltl t Ott bc111I-. 11! 3-6AM S37~S4SO mo +I Receptionist ,1(11,,111111, 11• t.u· ,1,, ,., 111
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H unlington Bea di BOOKKEEPER CA 92&16 The lr\'lnc o. has an tm bonu~ Dependablt• car Orafling I) r •1fl"1n · l''l14 1 'I , 'l'·•wt111 ., 1.,.r , t , 11
546·4481or9644982 DRAFTSMAN I Sl,000 l'\pC '>ll"JJm I ,,,11 t\ i,,, l1u1h t • .r ,:I\·"
1 • • 11 1 f 1, I.I ii
I 11111 ' 'pl
.r,,, !1f\ 1""'11 FULL CHARGE mediate for a· M ail Clerk. Outstanding opportunity equal Oppty M a 1 I c 1 e r k
S Ir t l h ,1pp..•ar.11uo ith\'11 ii d.1111.1 \ Delivery "''l'SOn, F' T. hrs c ·S ar t•r v.it pnui Full & ParlT1·--r-""'r Part llffi'' ~· ... ,,1 ""' lr~11·111 •· -..11.11 \ ,\ 11111 •' 8·5pm Ap11ly in ""rson ex,..~ •• ""' "' d M ' S Att "'-nt ror experienced con employer m f h respons1b1hties include ... .... hour J-:,p.1n 1ni.: 1·0 11t•t•ds e ns pa en'IK' IR•n1·Jit Jt.1 .... ~· • , I
Beacon Auto Partl>. -180 ROS.AH IMC h.i rtl worker ~ Co l-'ll•\1hll ll11uh 1 11.,1,1., I I .ti'• "I" MACHINE
SHOP
slrucl1on developmC'nl. ---------•) ~orting & dilltributm~
real estate full rharge CARP91TERS mail, selling up meeting
bo<>kkeeper. for rapidly rooms & runn1·11 g er e x d · It wanted for residential Pan 1 n g mu 1 rands If vou are 1n
North Newport 81\d, ' • benl'11h H.i 1>1tl ..i1h :in l 114 548 ss33 • I NB 1714 >548 1133. Equal Oppty Emptyr ccm1•111 Car lll't'<lt!d t~ Waiter/Waitress &on·r E\p.•ri .. ni·i••I .J,11111or1.d Hui.I• II I J" r I 11 ,
co t NB r· remodel Must bt> l'X J rpora e 1rm terestrd. please apply D tllnry Drinr
For rental store. Good
driving re<-ord Over 18
Saturday:. required
Wage!. open llnlled
Rental, 710W 19th.(.' M
645 0760
Light typing req perienred 63120().1
Congenial environment. blwn 9 and 12. Mon.
benefits, profit sharing, CAR WASH Tue & Wt'CI
major medical & op Cashiers wanted Full or L Auguslme
portunity for advance part lime Nt>wport, San-
menl. Send resume incl ta Ana. Fountain Valle}.
Salary Hist & dates to Cos la M l'., a Ca fl
Pal Parkinson VP. Quail 644 4460
Place Company t400
Quail Sl. Suite 135. NB
92660 or call
C7 14)7S2 1920
Have something you
CASHIER
Car wash Will tram
Santa Ana area Call
Let1c1a. 644 4460.
want to sell? Classified Finjl what you "ant m
ads do 1l well. 642·5678 Dail.> Pilot Classified~.
m1 •,] BANKING
WE'RE
THE BANK
THAT'S PUTTING
AN END TO THE
DULL WORKDAY.
Workdays at UCB lend to bL'
anything but dull. Becaust' we off t'r
the kind of atmosphere that's con-
ducive to the challenging work
we'll give you.
If that's the type uf work which
interests you. and you·re a Con-
sumer Loan Proc('ssor, we'd like to
talk to you about your next joh. A
job where you'll type and proces"
documents on direct consumer
loans. Verify and obtain credit in-
formation. Obtain insurance poli-
cies on Joans. Plus . take cart' of
many other processing functions.
All you11 need is good math and
communication skills along with
good typing ability.
So call us. And leave the dull
banks for those who want a dull
days work.
CaJI for an appointment
(714) 496-1273
UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK ~
A Future W1th Interest. I
Equal OPl>Q<luf'llly Emptoyer M/F/H
Cashier
OFFICE eASllER
Enjoy working as Office Cashier
in Slavick's J e welers. Duties include verifying sales balances.
dOing daily banking tra.nSactions,
dis bursing funds and other
related duties. Excellent
O>mpany Benefits Package.
CONTACT Ml; McDllMOn' ·
17141644-IJIO
500 Newport Center Dr
Swle 250
Newport Beach
Equal Opp Emplyr M F
CLERK TYPISTS
A maJor Newport Beach
mortgage banluni com·
pany is looking for sharp
clerk typists Lo rm our
1mmed1ate openings
6mo. previous office ex
perienre desirable &
typing requirement of
45wpm necessary These
are entry.level positions
with good growth polen
ual We offer xlnt. com
pany paid benefits &
free parking For appt .
ca II: 640 4580 exl 11202
E 0 .E.
CLERK/TYPIST s u bslilut.e
CALL
7~3400
Clerk & Xerox copier
operator. 2·4 hn. per day
Mon -Fri , $380 hr
631-0055
Colleen O'Hara 's Ex
rlusive beauty salon
Westchrf area. N 8 . re
quires experienced
rac1ahst 646-1345
Construction * $300.$600 WK *
Gel out of the hot sun &
into our air col)d. offices
No exp. nee. Will locale
in office closest lo you.
10022 lmpenal Way
Unit E, call after lOAM
534.9325
Contract D.M.V Clerk
Auto exp~rie n ce
necessary Top salary
Ca TI Cindy Springer
Cormier-Delillo
Chevrolet
18211 Beach Blvd
847·"7
~
Dental A uistant
Chair side in N.B. Endo
office 21'2 dayiweek
Mul>t be exp'd. able &
enlhus 1asttc Top pay
631-33110
Dental Assist. exper or
school trammg. X ray
cert. F 1lime 644·0091
DENTAL Ofc Insurance
& aCl'l. controller. Must I
be exper 'd Npl Reh
~oup pract~e 64!-1122 -1
DENT AL/ A.ssist
CHAIRSIDE. Min 2 yrs
expr 4 ·~days week So
Laguna. Salary negotia-
ble. 4!19· 1355
DENTAL ASSIST ANT
Re.: chairs1dedental
ass't 545·~75
Dental/Front Ofc
And Cha1rs1de. fun Hl·
mos phere salary com
mensurale w exp
645· 7580 Darlenr
Den la I
COMPUTER SERV.
REP
Tired of workin/,! in the
dental office, but would
like to use the skill-; you
have acquired over lhe
years in dentistry? An
xlnt opportunity ex is ts
with the t eam of
customer service reps
for Sareguard Health
Care Systems. the
foremo s t drn ·
talt medical computer
billing & information
system. Experience m
dental admin1stral1on
required. good verbal
skills & the ability lo
work well with people.
Please ca ll Linda
Oevork1n at ·
714-957·1121 ext. #235 or
send resume with salary
history to: Safeguard
Health Care Systems,
2283 Fairview Rd. Costa
Mesa CA 92626
D.P .S ./M.P.S.
BRUNSWICK'S
Defense Division
1s currenlly IOOk1ng 10 add 10 its 11ready technically comoetent stall the following
DESIGN OHECf<ER llectro-Mecnank:411
A A Degree in E M Oralling with • mtntrNim ot etghl
181 years eero,oace checking eapt>111nce Musi nave extensive knowl1dge 01 MIL and ANSI spec11tc11to111
~nd 9111ndaros and be ram111ar wtlh 111noaro sl'\op p1ac1tees 1n mach1ninq ano fabrtC11tng of nardware •
Wlll check ~tneenng 01awings Incl ormttd circu11
boards IOf rorm 111 lunc11on accuracy completenest
and COSI elftcltvtf\t
Join Our Tect,nlc1I Te..nl
8RUNSWICIC'• OelenM Olvi.ton II localed tn Costt Mesa 1ust 2 blocks oll the Sa11 Diego F1eeway Wt
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P e nn vsavc·r. 1660
Plac·eni ia Ave <: \1
GENERAL OFFICE I
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cuslomersen will tram
in bk pe Maturl' peri.on I
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642 2256 for uppl I
GENERAL OFFICE
F:lectron1r Sound Tcchnt
1·1an. 1'~xperie11c·ed in
Simplex T1minl! device
Sl273-St554 per month
Apply al Cap1~trano
Unified Srhool 01;.trlt't
32972 Calli! Perrecto
lnsuram·c co II• ,1r 111
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ELECTRONIC
ASSEMBLY LEAD
Fast growing intema
ltonal Co, 1n l>tabh·
rnerg) field has need rur
a lead electronH' a:o
semb lv 1>er:oon
Qualif1cat1ons in<'I ?yrs
exper , 1n elv <'l ro
ml'rhanical a~s~·mbly
l'CR assemhh. Cuti 'o'lr
1ng harnl' . .,s1n.:. &
mechann·al assl'mbl>.
be able to tra111 a s
sl•m blt:r-.. organ11('
manpower & material
resourres, & d1:opla)
iOOd leadership s kills
(.lualir1ed applicants
s hould conta ct Ra)
Gilman at Sc1t:nt1f1<·
Drilling Internallonal
557 oos1. E cu:
•Upehate JU key a lld111e Refs l'1111497-14$1!1 Gan
ma1· Hobel
Electro mN·hanical
Technician Sr I ·nusual
opportunity for mature
person Resume t o
Dept OCP/226H P 0
Box i6387, L.A . Ca 90076
•Outi.:01ng mail
• 1''1hn.:
•Train mg m
\'l'h1rte procedures
• Prrsun looking for
:id' .im·emcnt Paid medical. val':if ion
& holidays Salary rnm·
men<iurate with expt•r
Trail Rtle Ro.it Trlr ~1f er 3100 W Central. Si\
5Sli '1540
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gan1ll.'d pt•r.,on ~ill
trum for var1ou::. dut1e:.
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General Off11e \\Ork&
T~ p1nJ.( South SanlJ
J\na 5·I0-5!1S-O
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•••••• • Daily Pilat • • • Editor's Secretary :
•.A challenging opportunity is being ofrered by .
the Daily Pilot for somoone w1lh the
e intelligence, wll and skills required to be •
• sec~~tary to. the editor. It's an interesting .
position requiring the tools of the trade -80 •
e wpm d1ctation, 70 wpm typing, dictaphone -
•and the ability to shift ment..al gears on short .
notice. The benefits a re generous, the pay
e reasonable. Applications being accepted only •
e lhrough appointment by calling . . 642-4321 •
.extZ77. •
• Classified Outside Sales •
• Experienced salesperson to handle Real •.
• Estate J?evelopmenl accounts and
• aulomot1 ve accounts Salary pl use
•
commlsslon Must have car. mileage paid .•
Ex c e 11 e n l ~e m p a n y be n e Cits . F' or
• appolntment for interview, call 642·$78, ext • .271. • • • • Ca mer a Operatm' •
• Experienced ~• lea~ s year3, Must be abh.• e
GUARDS
Full & pJrt t1mr• .\II
areas ll111form~ rurn'tl
Agl's 21 or m C'I n·tired
wekume Nol'\.1>4.'r net
Appl~ Llnl\l•rs al
Protertion Serv11•1· 1221; I
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Mon Fri
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Hl·alth
EVERYBODY LIKES I
A WINNER
Bi.• part 11f th1· fasti·sl
i:rowinJ.( com pan\ 111 1 h1·
health & nutntwn fll'ld
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t~ Call M1 \rm,tronl!
1191 0643
11 (.'lp wanted r I , p t
sand" ll'h man & l'ountl'r
help Pl.iza di• Cati•
Gary's Deh 752 5·101
HELPWAMTED!
Telephone sohrt1nr :-lo
exper. m·1· Ex1·l'll rn
hcnefils Commission
prol(ram & prollt -.har
m~ Appl~ m prr~on
Pennysaver. ltHIO
Placentl8 A\t.' l'o,ta
Mesa
H ospitol Accounts
Receivable Cle rk
needed at corporate of
fire. Familiar with col
leclion procedures in·
\Olvmg insurance C9m·
pany & self-pa)
accounts Knowledgea
ble m third party b1lhn~
procedures. Contact
Mrs. Irene Ruiz. Ac·
cou nt s R eceivable
~uperv1sor.~~
HOST /HOSTESS
Full & part t1Jne availa
ble. Apply in person
3-5PM . J olly Roger, 4.00
So. Coast flwy. Laguna
Beach. • to use ne~paper cttmera and platemaklnge
systems excellent wagci. and benefits
•Apply m pc~on w tt:1ume to Oritlnge Coast• I••••••••-
• Daily Pilot. •
• aa... r· E • • • r: .. , nne vemnn • e C1 m11l•1 Y_.. c...1'.n e
.Adults wilh outsundtnf attracttv•e
•penonahtles wha enjoy vork11\J with 10·1$ ••
)'ear old y0ulhl Starl at..$4 OO,hour. 2·:tO PM
e •nd ~ ao PM 6'12 4321, exl.u3. e • • • o~;w·• •
• 330 W. Bay Street • e Costa Mesa, CA e e Equal Opportunity Employer e ••• • •••••••••••
Housekeepers
FLEXIBILITY
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take Ume off when you
need lt • Xlbt pay. +
1ae allowances tor dlJ·
tancu. We wtJl train yb1,1
-,ou. Part ume. full Ume
wort av~ble Mon f'rl for pro res slonal hounlteepers. Equip·
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secretarial & t-:nghsh
skills req Xlnt Qppty for
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or par al•gal with
hH•y uper. ht estate
planftlag. Airport
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hour open 7S9 0257 ..
MEDICAL
TRANSCRIBER
W1>rk at home. top pay
Requires minimum Syrf
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MOTIL O.k oltrk, pal\ :~~it:::~'.11 'f.1~. t: It., taoi, knta Ana San Cllmlnte ,, ... u ... ltmmirm~n COLDWELL BAtlEI • ''Z ......... u, ., ••
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M rffpon1lble forlhy1ical N.B. locatlon. Salary tfllftffl for tht•• btaoh ~~~~!!!!~-~~! •IC
otor Hotel Assistant entry or o r era & open . Aak for Pat -213 59 .. 0146 Manager, very suc· customer communica-wkdays: 67S-8300, restaur,anta. U )'Ou.~1v1 8alt1 • .,.. ceuful orange Cnty lions su1>4trv aory exper .. nce Now blrlnl Aulitant IALll ,.SOH S1ontar)'iR1ceptlonlst 213 If 8-2•88 Motel, seeking young Mall · resumes to 1822~ an~ want to work I 5 Manager Trllinite1. Min. Full• p1rttJm1. No Sun· wuttd for manutac· • I'
minded & hospitable Newport Blvd. Costa RECE"/CLERK ~[.; t~~~re:":::S :week 6mo. exper. Call for in· daya, no nlghlll. Apply : turer of top quality
candidate, for asst. Meaa,CA921627 l~rview:642-l.23l. Relnert's, Costa Meu, aailboats.gdofficesldlls
manaaer, We offer a od ,_...._ l818NewPort Blvd. req. Insurance & other CiTE DIRECTqRIES COIPOIATIO~
a a I a r Y & be n e ri l PRESSPERSOMS /'acoby & Meyers, one or •St art in g s a I a r i e • SALES p /T --benfits. 75t-UW3.
11 • A growlng Irvine shop America's largest law between $13 · $17,000 per Sales pac aae "'opJ>Qr to ad· firms, is seeking a year (salary com-Morninaa necessary for SECRETARY, hvy. typ-
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vaMeinth.isgrowing co. needs experienced A.B. Receptionist/Clerk for mensurate with ex-fabric store. Call Geri. TELEPHONE SALES ing top salary/Fashion
Apmli"ants mat have Dick and 2/t Hamada 646 4"~" Contact bus1·ness me •
Litii• o,,...._,., ...,.. .. .MJP..
" 660 S our Mission Viejo office. per1ence) · "'""· n Island 644-5771 ab lty to do minor re· operators alary You must have previous *Bonus program. thruout the nation to ex ----------
. •~ · k o p en for capab l e I d SALESPERSON. full & cta1n our newslet •--------pair"' ma.Lnt wor . Send ex"'"rience with good or· •Acee erate training • rea & 1 h' persons Insurance & .,.. part·time, The Place #7 er/prospecttng system SEC•ll!'IP•RIES STOCK Clerk part time ume sa ary istory other benefits. Call Pat. ganizational skills, like program Fasb1·on Island. NB. All I d * * "5tA * * lo Classified Ad •786. to deal with public. work * Ex c e I lent benef 1 ls ocate exc usive is Accountant/Oeg$24,000 for m ar1ne hardware Daily Pilot, P.O. Box :.i·~l~. Mon Fri. efficiently for approx package 644-8982 tribullon territories to Reep T501FWtll2,000 store Ca II Bal butt
U60, Costa Mesa, Ca imately 20hrs per week • SALES s ubscribers A self Legal T70/dictS15.000 Manne, 549-9671 E 0 F.
......,..,, Printing T ping ..,.___ IC Interview with our starter will implement ExeclshlOO corp$18000 M Jo' H "'"°"'· Y : """"'pm. you lmmed. part time open· marketing plans & ob
i CAMERAPSlSOM-meet the qualifications, Personnel Manager ing for Reader Ad tatn contracts Gd Expd.ConsultantOurs Need qua 1 fied Sec STRI--& a re interested m the Monday. April 13th reftresentative for inside Liz Reinders Agy. Inc Se r vice . H ave a 11 .-.-IOl'l pos·1· I II f lOAM · 5PM telephone manner & ex 4020 Birch Est '64 EOE C b S 1 ion. Pease ca or sa es position. Gd. com per dealmg with hioh m achines and paper om malJon trapper-an appt. btwn the hours panY benefits. Apply in " Newport/83J.8l90 Free 640-6910 C.1m Operator with 3 to of9AM & 4PM San Juan Capistrano Inn level people Plea!>e call 5yrs exper. L111e & H.T · <Best Western) person : Pennysaver, Judy Bell, 7522255, ext
Now hiring exp. Hostess
Apply in person, ~/hr
Beachhouse Restaurant.
619 Sleepy Hollow Ln.
L.B.
Nurses
RNs-LVNs-NAs
Companions
Live.Ins
production on 20x24 Amber Story: Ortega Highway at I 5 1660 Placentia Ave ' !'305. Anderson & An
camera Stripping for 21 3-688-0099 San Juan Capistrano. Ca C.M · Mon-Fti., l·5PM derson insurance Dkn, .
press from duplicators JACOIY & MEYERS Inc. EOE M/F1H
to 25" Insurance & 618So. Spring St. JACK IN SALESPERSONS --
other benefits. Irvine L.A. California, 90014 THE IOX needed. High fashion Sales
Io ca lion. Ca 11 Pat, ladjes speciality store & Unlimited Sue ens 8 · 3 0 · 5 Mon . Fri . Operated by shoe salon. Exper. nee. $36 ,000 + royalties +
979-1834. Receptionist. neat ap-Foodmaker, Inc. Good benefits. Call : bonuses with fastest -----p earance a must. ASubsidiaryoC ,,.. growinghcalthl·o.mthe
Printing Neededforarchitectural Ralston Purina Com-....,..7100 nation M S<·ott
Offset Pmspenon firm, busy phones, client pany 2_14·951 ·5319 ,
E x p e r · d . 2 n d contact, great office. Pressperson. Goss Com · Call Becky 549-7124. An Equal 0pPortunity
munily 4 unit Apply: Employer
1660 Plal·entia Ave . RECEPTIONIST
C M Part/Full Receptionist
SALES Seam s tre:.s nel!ll ed
Prefer expen entl! sew
ing sails Santa Ana
547 1344.
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SECRETARIES
SHORTHAND
OR DICTA
Profess ion al posit ions
av a ii ab I e 111 Air po rt
area long or s hort term
Providing job variety &
flex1bihly On Line m \'ites you lo join our
team ' Call for appt.
557-0045 Print Shop Penon
To operate press , F T,
333 3rd St Laguna Sch.
Typing, light bookkeep-
ing & other clerical
work. Hasson & Assoc
851-1651.
$37,000 +
Probable
First Year SEAMSTRESS <M F•1
Prefer mature per!>on r-n.L1n=_ with sallmak1ng ex U \ ------perienr e Call 631 5950 llMPOCIAl!v PU!SONNEL Sl~cts
Teacher, Pre School.
some exp. Beneflls fo~ T
548-2550
TEACHER
Exp'd Cor paid p t
Church School PoS1t1on.
Sundays o n ly t•al l
499-3088 mornings
Teacher
INSTRUCTIONAL
AIDE-CLASSROOM
Substitute
CALL
760-3400
Teacher
INSTRUCTIONAL
AID~SPECIAL ED
Subslllult'
There are distmct ad·
vantages to being a Starr
Builders employee. a
choice of pos1t1ons ,
never a penny in fees.
and a paycheck every
week.
PROD UCTION A S RECEPTIONIST
SISTANT full or part GENERALOFFICE
RESTAURANT
OPENINGS
at
BOB'S
I We offer top com ·
m1ss1ons. bonuses and
m a J o r ad \' e rl is 1 n g •
salary training~-maJor
medical. life and dental
msurante.
Secretarial 3723 lirch Strfft CALL
SALES SEC'Y M•wro leach 760-3400
•Home Care positions are
available, working on a I
"one-to-one" basis with
neo-natal, pediatric,
elderly, disabled or con
valesing patients 1n
their homes. We also
have acute facility PoSt
lions available 1f you
prefer the fas t paced
variety of working in a
hospital.
Ever y da y, Staff
Builders orrers you new.
rewarding and satisfy
ing opportun1t1es for
fulfillment -and tailored
to meet YOUR schedule
Please call for more tn
formation
STAFF BUILDERS
HfffthCan
Sert Ices
714-547-0311
time pos1l1ons avail No G o o d t e I e p h o n e
experience nee but an personality & l} ping
eye for detail & ability to skills Mature. s elf
work al a fast pace 1s re· motivated. lrvrne area
quired $3 35 to start cal1Sandra556-8620
Books On Tape Inc 711 C -------
West 17th. St Costa RECEPTIONIST. gen
Mesa 548·5525 ofc . duties. F timl'.
- -Tues-Sat .. pvt country
P 'T . good te lephone club.Call :6445404
voice. 3 hrs day 3-5 ----
days week F \' area. RECEPTIONIST
968-7638 Full time Mon.Fri. Must
I be personable & well
P 1l1me. 7days. 2hrs dai· ~roomed, & enJOY meet·
ly, AM delivery. L.A. mg the public. Requires
Times $100 per week. good s pelling & pen-
Laguna Beach 494-8496 mansh ip. No ty ping
- -Phone experience pre-
p TI M E he IP for ferred. Full company
women's specialty shop. benefits Apply Pen
Fashion Island. No expr nysaver, 1660 Placenlla
nee 759·995l 10to6 pm Ave .. C.M -
PT/TIME Nee d extra income"
Looking for sharp peo-
ple. nex hr.. 979-1066
RECEPTIONIST With or without typing
needed. Top pa} Tern
porary & full lime Call
Tod Ser\'1ces at 979-8900 1--------i --Order Desk. lite typing, QC INSPECTOR ---------ma11tng. will tram 4 da} Growing laser co re· Recepl1omsl
week Benefits SJ 85 hr quires indi\ idual ex· Leom & Ec:rn
_s_ta_rt_979 7_660__ per'd in inspection & Top nat'I. tomputer to
Quahty Control of high Tram m word procesi.
technology meehamcal. mg. Future $$$, friendly
opttral & elec tronic & plush Gd typing
parts & assemblies used skills & a smile ' $800 lo
Outside Sales agent
needed for travel agen
cy, exper and or
w/following Orange
County Airport area
540-5851
in C02 lasers start lOO"'r Free Call
Mana gement o p
portunities for top
BIG Boy ca reer-minded pro
-less1onal.
Now hmng for these 1( "!'e are t~e top compa!ly
mediate Pos1t1ons ~ No m the s w1rnrrung pool m·
experience 1s necessary dustnes. We need am·
Please stop by to see u::. bitious peoplt; to help us ~l ween 2PM & 4 PM keep pace .with growth
WAIT&tS
WAITRESSES
COOK TRAINEES
28502 Marguerite
Parkway
at A very Parkway
M !SSION VIEJO
WAITSlS
WAITRESSES
COOKTRAIMEES
CASHIERS
23952 Avemda
de la Carlota
at El Toro Road
LAGUNA HILLS
Equal Oppt'y Employer
Route Walker
and promotion.
We will select people in·
terested in earning
serious money and re·
aching their full Poten-
tial based on production.
Openings in Lak e
Forest, Westminster
and Orange. For more
information . contact
Mike Hrycenko (714 1
839-9131
ANTHONY
POOLS
Equal Opportunity
Employer M/F
Listed NYSE
With a young dynamic ----·O-E··------------computer b1llmg sales
organ1zat1on Must have ---------x 1 n t \'erbal s kills.
clerical or secretarial
experience Call Linda
Devorktn at Safeguard
Health Care System!> 714.957 1121
Secretarial
LEGALSECRl-.:TAllY
2 man t.aguna Bch Law or e lookin~ for
secretary w/legal ex per
Pl & Criminal Salary
negotiable 497 1729
SECRETARY
MARKETIMG DEPT.
SECRETARY .
Newport Beach area
Sl,300 Company has
merged, business has
expanded. you reap the
benefit s 1n thi s
"secretary to president"
opening Compose t:or·
respondence & interface
with t'Xecul1ves.
557-6122,731-7711
100,..4 Free to Applil'anl
Major v1tamm mfgr has 4500 Campus Dr . N B
14211 Yorba St Tustm
o pening i n l rvrne
Should be creative. or
ganized, take charge
type of ~rson wl lop Open Monday E\enmgs
quality skills and able to By AppointmentOnl}
work well under pre
ssure & agains t de ·
adhnes I Secretary
Xlnt startmg salary and IE THE BOSS compan y bener1ts Pleasant wurkrn.: rondi Advert1s1ng co. needs
lions 1n modern ofr )OUr take .charge ab11.Jl~
Please send re::.uml' & to supernse small ufr
salary h1storv m strict Typing & Ltte bkpg To
T e acher wanted Aft
!>Chool Sdays \\k !PM
6PM o r 3PM 6PM
Cer11ficate or exper
Ca II Susan 640-8820
Teacw'sAict.
Preschool. Mon Fri .
mornings, 4 hr day
Garden Gro\e arc<t
971·5533
Telephone Sa lei.
" H 0 E X P
NECESSARY
W holcsa lc produl'l11.
larl(e dtstnbuung firm
IMMEOIATE
OPENINGS
Good pay Co benef1b..
ra p1d advanccmt'nt
Earn while learn1nl(
Several 0Cf1C·e l<><:itl1on:.
Lo C'hoose from Call
aft er IOA M 534 9325
Telephone
LAY OM THE BEACH
ALLDAY
Indi vidual will be Ka y Bazan, Snelling &
res Pons1ble for inspec-Sne lh n g of New port
tion of incoming parts. Bea c h Agency, 4340
with heavy emphasis on Campus Dr., EOE
Jogji?er~. earn while you
JOii?' S4 1 hr + bonus
5'hrs a day l.1qu1dyne
Energy Systems Call Al
754·0535.
confidence to· Cla::.s1r1ed ~1.200 Call Mar1orie
Ad 11835. Daily Pilot, PO Sullivan. 540-5001. Snell·
Box 1'1560 Costa Mesa. Ing & Sne 111 n g or I
CA 92626 Newport Beach Agency,
Professional sa le s ---------4340 CampusDr .. EOE
10 1mmed1a1e openini:s
Short apphcalton Work
5 9pm Mon Fri. talkinl(
on our telephone Dt'ep
\01ces preferred
SJ 35 hr guaranteed.
more money eas1 ly
possible. Come by 3 L
Enl. 1180 N Coast II wy.
N Lag Bch Wk dy:, al
Jpm. F'1rst come. f1r:,t
hired .
Part T1me Saa.s
Must be people oriented
& ambitious. Need car
call Richard 675-5895
Part-time. Sat eve 5· l l.
help supervise develop
mentally disabled
adults. 645-1435
Part-time. to assist prod
mgr .. garment mfg
S3.75/hr. 631-7770
mechanical items. Other ~~~~~~~~~I Sales
duties will include in-• $42,000 +
spect1on of in-house RECREATION First year income
manufactured parts & COORDINATOR w if a s te s t grow1 n g
quality control of outgo· o health co. tn the naUon. ing products At least 3 ur Apt . Recreation yrs. exper 10 simiUar Dept. seek outgoing. Ground floor opportuni-
duties 15 required. Call responsible individuals ty, backed by corporate
493-6624 forappt E.O.E. to organize athletic. training Mr. Wood ·
social . fun events at 714-493·6683.
Irvine, Newport Beach
apt locations Must be
able to work with
childr en . 20 hrs per
week Submit applica·
lions to·
Howard Derman
SALES
Balboa Island boutique
Parttime Experience
preferred Funky
Things, 675-5446 ------Sales
per son or n ot ex ·
perienced. We can show
you the most successful
method or earnings
beyond your income
goals.
Harbor Lawn-Mt Olive
Memorial Park is start-
ing a before-need sales
staff. We are looking fo r
mature men and women
to grow with us. Earn while you learn
Call for apPointment
540-8096
SECRETARY P limc. 20
hr. wk. Gen ofr duties.
Call. Christ Church By
the Sea. 673 3805
SECRETARY
Answering phones. typ-
1 n g & gen e ral
sec retarial wo rk
Newport Beach Call
Sam. (2131376-6945
SECRET ARY Creative
des ign hrm seeking
secr e tary w s trong
s kills , knowledge of
~
*•SECRETARIES•*
RECEPTIONIST
Sm nal'I. R.E. dev'mt.
ro . No s h rthd Nr. airport. To $1,200.
Sev legal secretaries lo
Sl.600
"Speciahzmg in the
career placement of the professional sec'y ..
Irvine Persormel Ag y
488 E 17th. Costa Mesa
Suite 224 642-1470
Tool Salesperi.ons .
Unlimited eaminl(s Nu
exp necessary Own car
545-0781
Travel Agent 1mmed
opening in N.B Irvine
area for exp agent Com
puter exp ner F.x
ecullve Travel 833 9406
TYPIST. must take S II
or speed wnting 4 hrs,
2 ·3 da ys we e k
1714 )644·0983
Management Marketing
Spare time income,
from your home
Unlimited potential for
people-oriented self
starters. 851-9352
Real EstateSales
Experienced agents are
needed lo work with ex-
ecutive level clients
Must have proven track
record You will be
working with pro·
fess1onal associates Our
oCftte offers.
CJ lHE 1RVWE aMPN/'(
bkpg & shrthd a must
Call Mar y or
Joanne 714-752 8746 $36,000 + Security officer. P T , Ty P 1 ST w 0 R D
BE v E R L y H 1 LL S SALES PSlSOMMEL wkends for lrg apt rom· PROCESSOR
Part Tine
Co.MlncJ Youth
Carriers
•Best beach local1on
•Liberal commission
Program.
1061 Camelback St
Newport Beach, 92660
Equal Oppty Emplyr
Health & Nutrition Corp. for contemporary retail SECRET ARY plex '" N B SJ.50/hr. Lanier word processor
setting up operations in store. Onl y career-lo s tock brokers For info contatl J im Will tram Laguna lf1lls o c Need key people for minded, mature women Br 0 k er 8 g e r 1 rm . Lup1s at 644-1900 · · ed I M t be -Law Firm-typing wills &
TYPIST
Part time. 2·3 days per
wk Vacation reltef Ap-
ply at 1660 Placentia,
Cost• Mesa
TYPIST/
WORD PROCESSOR
Entry-level position in
well-established firm
Must have strong typing
& grammar skills Full
time Apply in person to.
Mr Fuentes al Robert
Hem . W1lltam Frost &
Associates, 1401 Quail
St . Newport Beach
Typist
CRT or.ERA TOR
Growing elcclron1cs dis-
tributor seekb gd. typist
to tram for on hne com
puter ~)stems Exrell
o ppor tunit y & l'O
bl'n ef1ls Call Elsa.
556 3880
Typists
Typists 50WPM
Dicta Sec'ys
Exec Sec'ys
Chon9inc) Car"fff'?
Looking for o
C holen«JincJ
Opportunity?
l...se temporary Jobs a::.
your !>hopping tool Wt·
have long & short ll'rm
Jobs available m lht·
0 C: Airport area Week
I) paychetks. quarterl)'
bonus trl1J6. Ne\•<•r a fee
Call for appl today
557-0045
CT\-Llf\W::.
llMP011A11V Pll1SONNfl SllMCIS
TYPISTS
•Immediate Openml(s
• P t1me.F time. Temp
•Top Pa)
For more info. t·all Tod
Sen ices al 979 8900
VETERANS NA\'Y
ARMY AIR FORC E
COAST GUARD. The
Naval Reserve has open-
ingi. in many spec1alt1es
You may qualify for
Sl.000 to $2.000 per year
Other benefits include
exchange pri vileges.
low l'ost life msurance.
retirement income ~ The
Naval Reserve requires
a minimum amount of
your time and offers
many interes ting op·
Portun1t1es Call now to
find out if you qualify'
NAVAL RESER V 1-:
( 7141 552-3524
Veterinary kennel ass'l.
reliable, hardworking.
person needed. 661 -1658
W ait•r /W oitrfls
Apply btwn 9AM &
12PM Charlie's Ch1h.
3001 Redhill, Bldg #2,
Ste 11226, CM. 92626
Adults with outstanding
attractive personalities
to spend 15 hrs per week
counseling youth ages
10-15 . Evenings &
•Nat'l reCerraJ program
Call now for appt. RECEPTIONIST
Supervision & Training. ne . dappiy. 1 us 1ex-Newport Center Mature SECURITY "-U "'RDS trusts. Must have strong Full/Part lime Will per · Sa ary P us person, good typing es w A train. Xlnt career or comm. Please apply in sentlal $90()/mo Call Openings for qualified typing & grammar WAITRESS/WAITER
supplement . Ca ll. person or call: AproPo, Mar jorie 9·l 2AM mdiv1duals. Good start-skills. Call Mrs.Winslow Mature. Private Club. Wa lt HemphiU, 673-7300 Beaut. new offices in
Irvine area. Opply to
advance. Top typing
skills & dictaphone exp.
Benefits . $900 +DOE.
Call: Marjorie Sullivan.
540-5001, Snelling &
Snelling or Newport
Beach Agency, 4340
Campus Dr., EOE
9·SPM, Mr. Zuckerbrod 644-2652 or "29 Fashion 644-2442 mg pay. Refundable un· _fo_r appt._837_·_1060 Inter views Thursday,
at 973-8443. ls land. Npt. Bch. EOE iform deposits. 978-7243 Typist -lite bkkp•>, full 11 4 PM. 1801 Bayside
week ends Available. $75 1-•R-EC_Ef'T_/TY_•,.•5•T-•I
p e r wk . Ca ll
S e c r e t a r y A d & 638·8191 " Dr CdM SALES-COMMISSION SAW REP ministrative Assistant to time. salary & hours · · -
2:30·5:30pm. Mon thru Sharp person with ex·
Fri. 642·4321 ext. 343. ceptional typing skills &
Full or PIT. Growing na-Pain Control Devices President. looking for SECUR ITY GUARD open_._7_59-0257 WAITRESS/WAITER
tional reading education So. Cal. Territory c 0 n sci en ti 0 us t 3 k e wanted, weekends only, Typfs .. R•c•p't W /car for wicker basket
Ask ror Lori. knowledge of bookkeep-0~ Coat ing. Small engineering
Co. expanding to the A nationally known mf· charge t y pe, great Sat/Sun 8·4. 675-6101 TO "' • N-c; I u n c h se r vice .
business/commercial gr or med. disposables careeropPorforrighlin· Mon·FriS..4. AU LEAS! CO 9 :30-l.30PM, Mon-Fri.
D Piiot off ice. 957-1141, or
832-7996
mrkt. We are seeking requires rep. ~or prof. dividual. 540-S882 SELL "'VO.... ~te8asant s1urrouneddings Earn $125·Sl50 wkly women&mentopresent Pam Control Div. Must _ A ..,. .. area. mm open Must be neat. persona· our unique reading pro-have s uccess. med. sales F i n g r o r g o o d bl • .
R.E. SAL~PERSON for ducts lo key decision exper. or be lie. RN or SECRETARY ULL TIME typist/receptionist re-e "'energetic. !n'9-0747
REC EPTIONIST·Busy makers. This ls an ideal PT. Excep. oppor. with Part & f/tlme. Earn S6or more an hr. quires general office afllOAM for appt.
330 W. ay Street
Costa Mesa. Ca.
sales. exchanges. invest· k I r c ll """"0522 relocation firm needs ments. High comm. New opp. to make lrg SS$S progressive Co. 631-1600. B kpg. typing. gen· o c. a """' skills, good driving re· Wanted Housekeeper &
mature, personable, re· & p /T ok. Newport Call (714)1198-2l6S8. ·--------· + prod. control + lite SERVICE STATION cord. Salary negotiable. occasional babysitter
Equal Opporl. Employer
ceptionist capable or Pacific R .E. 64.S-3683 cUent contact. , A TTENDENT Contact Nancy 00· 7661 approx 8hrs per wk
Part-Time handling very busy SALES SALES TRAINEE n 4/540-J3ll f'ullti me. Apply In 1--------_4_95_·_0658 _____ _ STUOBfTS phones. front office ap-Reaervalion Clerk. EX· Ful or Part Tm c .......... laffoM SICltlTAIY person: 604 S. Coast Tf'-lst-Cnatfn HOMIMAICBS pearance a must. CBX per. pref. Mature Io-Attractive bed & bath This Is 8 permanent Permanent part time Hwy. Laguna Beach. Fast & neat typing es·
Earn e&tra money , Robn System. good com· terviews: Tues.-Friday. store now laking ap-position for career-from 1 to 5pm. Gen of· sential. Some creative
worllnl p/Ume ln your pan y b eneflts. Call 12-4. 979-7550. pllcalions ror full & part oriente4b.ighly motivat-rice, small lab. typing SEW ING MACHINE writing, slmple pasteups
own horM, lntroducinl Frankie 75UJ107 to ar-tlme tales posltlO(lS ck ed individual. Our com-reports. 549-1083 OPEJlATOR " layouts. Advertisinf
the Hew Dally PUot to ran I'• for Interview. l•Re-at•a•ur•ant-----• markln1/receivln1 }>oel-r~er;-:~·g ;~: t~ai'i~ Sall loft np. 631-18'2 or mktg. exper. helpfu .
The Or.a" Coatt A~a ! E.0.E M/F SGT. , ••• ,.,...I'S tlon. Experience helpful, ~repare """ in develo"-SICRITAltY /U4Jal SHIPPI~ ,_5,.,... Chancter Important, S.t,ourownbounl Call , . .---------1 """ muat be enlbusJuUc £1 1 ·-.. Experiel)ce In litigation ....... V1"0 non·smkr. Pttfd. Salary
Weekda11bftween4pm llC.,..OMST PIUASTCMtl ,eltmotlvated. anew,ac!tclOUni tsu1 ~ell or collection Non PIT help aft.emoona to open,callllm.
fJepm,tlO-lSIT. 11 you Ilk• to 01ett lbe Now blrinl fol' full • Stroud a Len I n U man an ex st1n1 s moker. Huntington assist In our ahlpplnf GENDARME LTD.
pub I l c • d o ad · part time openin&• at Warehouse customer base In the Beach.148-1400 dep't. M•t be sharp 714-81115-175Ut
mlnlstraUve taska Di· locaUona at o.c . ForapPlcalJ: O.C, area. lndlvlduals eneraetic.5'7451 · 213-'31«181 PHSON RIDAY ceon la 1ooldn1 for you. Airport. Vll')'in1 day• & 71'/5'-7241 willin& to work hard • Secretary/Executive· ~~~~~~~~
Needed to perform we req. a sharp ap. hoUrt: Ldeahupptemen tab curecuon wtll de· aftemoon P/Tfordesi.n SfflPPINO CLERK .:..; . varttdofftcedutles:lyp· pearancelslto2~ex-tal Income for ________ , velop hlahly pro· flrminlrv.Mustbetxp ntededfor ,tullOrP'rt TYPIST
in1. computer Input, per in rffitDtionilt. 4J or hotnemakera & atu· Sale1 • feaalonal t ales sltllt w/thorthand &: 1d typ. time employment. No
phontanaftrini,etc.ln clertcal, 45tt'PM f.lP\nl dent.. <>llJ" proarualve, HICKOllY,AIMS wllb unUmlted lncomo lntaldlla.~3SOO. experience nee. but en t mmed. ~enini for
1maU trt411dl¥ medical ,req. Good benefit. It op. irowin& company offers 0 pportunhy to aell POUnllal. eye rot dlt.all & abl11ty to typltt rece · tooo + or
1pecla1U• manutac\W'· ~Y fol' advantcmont ln opportunltlet for advan· aourmtt f00d1 • 11tu. F or confidential In· l•--------1 won at a f~t P'CC la n:· comm· w exper. P'ull
ytan oltlet aperMnce job perform ano•. Fuhlonla~,M0-e030 alifornla't larJett ln· SXceUent opportunltf In Bookl on T•pe toe. 7ll C lrg const Co. Over JQyra
WAletOUSE
DRIVER
ESD Company has an
immediate opeolnl for o
warehouse driver ex·
pertenced in warehow;e
recelvln1. Valid Calif,
drivers license required.
We offer an exceUent
Wllf and benefit
.,.ck,1e, u well u the
opportunity to ir0'1r
within tb• company.
Please apply 8 an\ to 4 pm : in' nrm .,..,. ocean. 4 an expandill1co. cerpent bastd oa your Fle>t. hourt. WlU train. i rvlew with Soutbel'O SICRITAIY ,/T quired. h .35 to start. timo perm. &M»ltlon for
4r/orcoll•leveled1Ka· App~ Plea11nt w«kln1 condJ· ependept dea!U. con· now, modernaalnolnce West nth. St. Costa eat w/cont.lnued &rowth u .. rtqulrod, Call D ~Cl Uoot. Mutt bt 111cover ' ,. ' -.., --' tact Lott ll\li'l'IY. ln lrvlne. Good .,., " M ~ • solid Mu.rt. Strona ESD c••w T•: MM1t1 ... 1-.zlVmK&r:m•n Apply In penoa btwo. 1 ~ C A. L 1 P 0 IM l A workinl coodlUoaa, Re---"-'·---· ---phone ck typh\1 ablli\y. Ml
1n1DI ••Pil. SALBl•IOM COf'fl• qulrH 1ood typlDI • iT41'oe•Y )hat type eowpm. 12SClintal"
PLMnUWlle (,O.&. Jll /P'lff 23DOSE:Briltol LM• rtidJ to ... r, .J NOIUCTllMC. "' la"lllhoM *Mii Mom· St«otnt4Mnee4ualea wl2yrwmlnoffteeeloxper. eo.ta11 ... eam211 ,...._ ...... for JAi· S..taAaalltiPU UJ....!!~ftrrtd, bt• 1"'1Mltd.al.lrvm ~hoU.--.•mia. f/UIM 5 da 1'9ft. XlntCo. Ben. vely f ru;..'!.U~ ~ii:. ~ Adi, i~ OD• (Nut tol.,_~,~~~I) ~J.&ii1=• FIT ~ .. O.lt~. Mlf ...-'*l:=:. .. ;; ~::!w~·ell:~ H: o:::;: Mllt l•~-~Eq~u~,,;~·=~~~~rt~uldt~J~
............. Pri. .,,. ..,.Ito;/ ,....,.. 1 1!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~ PMnt•motciufllt. ClaaallledlldadO~well. 1_
t:
IOOI ,_....,. IOI ...... S. 1011 Mlacell•111M11 1080 .......................................................................................... Orange Coaat DAILY PfLOT/Sunday, Aprll 12. 1981
~----.. --------~--K.lft& waterbid , waveleu llnln1 Oara1• Sale. Lo•t lllllftl °V!;J ,_,..._.. & lo9tt. '°""' 9040/IMh• S.. 9060 Me..,&-.! ""* latr·X/coa.d·coat taoo hr1lUa,., cloU1ea • Send someone you lovta ,...., 1015 ....................... ~...................... le••"" · tllO
I ~s S1DC> OBOm.-aallo. Sat • Swi 217 bouqllet ol 3> mulU COi· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wiii trade Bit Bear Lake l..aMr 14', ltlnt cond .. race •••••••••••••• .. •• .. •••
Co1ta Ill Ha St. C.M ored balloons Heavenly S m I t h ·Co r o n a or ocnfronl Mobil• rHd)'. l Hll•. r.,t, '7'7 7S04K Honcb. Loma,.
Maple diDinl rm, table, hlD·IPID F0t Euw 1r your o•n ly.,.wrllt'r, Model 300. Home or ttlrs ror sport many extru p p top cond. Best offer
claairl, hutdl, ped, 2 lfl. peuosaal meuace Good condition. S!OO filhln1 boat·21'.499-38le n&-atee · · tu·2"2orm-50ll7. '45Cl.'4&-20IZ GREAT! llOVING Perfect fot every OC· Call Daleboul Bay 6
SALEUnderQau.IOllO. CHlOD. We delJver. Beaclt. Aak ror Janet BAYUNER 72HobieUlwlttaUer Sall '71YAMAHARD..t00 EuTOpean Jl&M dlMlt• '5CbertyS.,lmne nu.it SU\ltb,•SMSIO box as xtrt1. suoo. Daytoaa.iowmlltOdt U50. Pollabed eotton 144-4e11 S2000 541-2112
1ora t loveeeat UOO. Block ule Sal/Sun, AQUARIUK 77 &•llon. Pitney Bowes malll.01 AllA AM1'1tU15
Commerce P-1c
3303 Harbor Blvd .. Suite C1, Costa Mesa
PecanwallunlU1cotf .. Cohauet La <lad. ATLAS taok/stand, all machlne,ttamps,aealt, 197~27f•t
tbl ttt 4t other home 8\llhard), HB ~kweU accea. Incl. his/ODO Model $830, like new, TwL tlO ,__..,0._
(Next to 4105 frMWll)I} rur11l1binp. All xlnt coJlectlon, Hummel. t7f.tMI 1tuhtSZ7S • .a...0142 • 1111111 • .4• , ..... , ~.Can belpt.o move. Meade U" ~pa. Elee. bed, dble, -lcker $£D OfC ,.,.,... _...... S..tplO (Un\, toys, biJI•. Boya u , C:•lll wMlt Jt...t ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~ • Rarllck Ice 11laa., • • 5 ~brd.,_ eo.t SlOOO, nll & •el9v. sa..p. '· -s:::b:~lM==~ ~~':,~~Phantom .._,•wt. cood. M5-SH8 FU•TUIE 0. t ....... . ~'!~~!':'~ ..... !!.~~ ~~~ ....... ~!.1• am detltNl).1880 llDWOOO h6._. GrHt pricu. Deak &
\61 Gara1e Sale, all week, I to 20ft. clff.rlna out chalrs . ..-ORD PROCES$0R Rival Convection Four maple Windeor everythlnt fl*, Refri(, truck load end.a. Ut/ft . MJae. PrivatAlpnty
Ma11 ll for law ort1ce in 3/mo. new. SlOO chairs 50" round I.able waaher/dryer. aoru etc. MS-9137 ext U'1 anytime. 751-0482. uJc for Mr. Ry"
Huntinitton uearh. Non 673-1003. 1100; antique maple u Bluejay <Wood· BROWNING Broadway Pth 1017 ..!.~oker. 848 MOO lie cle1 102 dreuer 175. ~1755. brldae> Irv. 552.9474 Trap, 12 gauie. Belgian •••••••••••••••••••••••
X-RAY TECH ••.?•••••••••••••••••••Sofa sleeper, Herculon, Sat/Sun 9.5. Surfbrd, Beauty, a must to Sff! CATFISH Ir ICOt
MUST SELL
StZ.100
Ot' ... offw
67~haa For r11dlol11u office In !2)20" girls' bicycles, like new, Sl95. Baby lamps, al!!Jlms, pies, 38" Mint cond. $1600 Hard to Lge & small. 6'2·179'
t.. e w Port Beul' h itood :shape. SJOea. dresser wtchan&ioa top, rnd marble·top table come by. 631·1949 or '62 Owens Tahitian, '40, ~leasant working cond1 831-62t:i like new, S.O. 960-2795. w liaae. train tel, chest 831-1554 Manlx kittens for sale. avail N .8 . sUp.
lions 4t good benef1b. f d 5 46 . 8195. 64 O · l 3 3 7 642-4M4. CRT 2 Schwinn Beac h Bunk bed set. Has reezer, pwr e ger, Pool table, no tears, rt-qulrl'<I 631 4122. crvatal, cllabes, potcS & w /cue• & ra"k ·. 1250. 7am-9pm. Cr1users, new, used l storaae, drawers. l.nner-" .. ... __ _;.... ______ '78 Wellcraft Nova XL. . Y .ARDMAN ~o S75. ea. ~9190 ' sprin1 matt.reaaes. $175. pane, ailwrplate trays, Lamp for pooltable: 12$. (2) CockaUels (1) Albino Fully equip. wltraller,
Complde uUa, mut, 4 MOPED: MTBC Jood
boom for Pat'ket. Xlnt. cond. '37&
cond. 1·34&-111.5. ~
RARE lt7S ERICSON 2S Motor H-., S./
rt sall boat. KHI· l..t/S....... fl60
cntrbrd , trailer, many ••••••• ••• .. •••••••-•
cslm extras. $12,000. WE CAN SILL
Call 714/781-e&..\5 y OUR I. V.
SABOT. 8' Sidney. $375. SS.UCM
Leeboard, aall, oars,
Xtra gear. 675-3268 RENT : 22' lux. mtr
home. Sips 6, self-cont.
Cal29,betterthaonewln· $275 /wk . + 8• ml.
I out. 5 wenches. 150 _640-__ 8585 __ . _____ _
~e:~e.e tr ~~or :~'{!j Trollert, TNYet ti 70
apinaker. RDF, VHF, ••••••~··••••••••••••••
auto pilot, am/fm tape, 8x24 Ar1strocate, Uke new
slip. $26,000 assumable SJ,800. <KP6858l
I o a n a t 1 1 '7r 499-3lll_6---
(213li39-~. 241.:.1.!_45. 14 ' SHASTA si ps 6. for tool r. ental firm lulldln9 Vrl=Hs S02 642-5849 aft.• wkdya, or ~~Int br,:h:,lt Ho~; Small Panasonic refri&. & (1) Grey+ CaaeS75. Sl2,000. Dya: 642·2928 : Neot ap ood .._...... _ all day wknds u:i pa • • u •co for camper or boat: 175. ~5393 eves: 731"°"3. kitchen. very clean.
1700' 548-2040 h pcJ ranl·e." ••••••••••••••••~•••••• · parta, odds n endl. 1 H a m rada·o equ1·p-~.SNpt/ andwr1t11u:. benefit:. REDWOOD 2x6's Sa d 11 ... I •<7 ~-.. ---, & ~ 1090 • B C -L 9070 Will tr1111 Appl y l!IJO D er""-• rv.-. ...,..., ment-2 meter mobile. r._ _..,,_.. 18 a Y r u is er """' Family vacation pro-8 t 2orl I . t • • • • • • • • • ••• • •••• • • • • • • Cb t Bo t P d • •• • • • • • • • • Nt',.port llhd CM or 0 · cearmg ou GRR•T•. Oarace Sale -l2' Ham rig, Standard 135 a racer a ara e •••••••• •••• blem? We 've got the 22tMIO 1.:imli.·rt Ji!OJ r-;1 truck load ends. 4.5'/ft . SA model w/12. crystals: THOMAS ORGAN w Winner. 673-7677, 673· solution! 197824. Taurus
l'uro 645·9137extl27~nytime. MOY.-SALI nllbo•t, m acbinlst 11co. National NC303 Lesllespkrs.k50orbest SURF. BOATSLIPSFORRENT TravelTrailer.Sl-8, GARAGE SALE-Home too1s, oak boys' br set, " offer. 831.Ql.5 -------NPT BCH. 25' 35· --,..... Merchandise COMeras & & office furn. Desks, camp equip, It.It. items. aeneral coverace re-1971 SKIPJAC:k. 642-4644 including 2 bunk beds
••••••••••••••••••••••• Equipment 8030 beds, apples, lamps, lots more ... great deals! ceiver, 10 bands: 1125. Player Piano-Musette. 24. w l trailer. Xlnt ------New condition. SS,000.
Antiques 8005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• books, etc. SUNDAY Ca1l 95S·0209. _962_·_056_2______ xlnt cond. IUIOO. financing. Call Gary or Pvt Boat Dock. Newport Ca 11 a rt 4 : 30 p M :
••••••••••••••••••••••• Ca non28mmlens S7S 10-3.Comeearlylorare· Cookware,20pcstalnless ____ 67_~_11_cn__ Don631·1400. Island, up to 32' pwr 714·842-~. --....L-.-
WANTED TO BUY 673-0314 al bargain! 45 Cherry S. St'!~' :::p\!r~~·sie~·~ sleel waterless, new, BALDWIN "Cinema If", LS' Runabout with con-boat 1200 mo. 573-4643 Troll•ra, Utility 9110 I b ----l nr Michaelson & . .. .. 5 2 f 11 k b d 32 !.ves ••••••••••••••••••••••• uy uld guns, Cats 8035 Jordan),ltvine. bath, bell exercizer. wontncontest,reg ..... , u ey oar s. vertibletop.3ShpMerc, diamond~. I\ Ory. Jade & ••••••••••••••••••••••• e v a p . c 0 0 I e rs . sacrifice. 97~9368 pedals. SS,995. 675-3723. 0 / B , tr 1 r, winch . SOft. MOORING 4 'x6' ~' trajler, gd cond
<'olleclible, Call (714 ) f'ersu1n kittens, Shots aluminum sliding win-$450/bsl ofr. 549,2486 S300/bst ofr 964· 7550 '172 4926 & kr D 'D' · t bl h lid Chair and Ottoman, 2keyboardelecorgan _________ ~or_boat.£all673-3121 eve iwkends.
. ,1!'> or une (~l'I?. S!I;~~O Red , ~n~npfe adroep, le~ :~ats dow~ '~lbuiflodddin~ blackvinylingoodcond. S300. '79 26' Penn Yan FI B, ----
:Jmeo .,.....,.""""' ' ' materia13• ots 0 s "' SSOor '--st offer. 76().1063 T ....u~ TR ""ILER •·/or 14, folds s mall. inc l ends & plants. Sat/Sun. ~ 499-1060. turbo diesel, fuJly equip. ransport_.._. "' cs W EST \II NST F, H
AHIH;Y DOCJS 8040 Ii SSOO 10xl2 rea S Xl nl "Ond. Anxi'ous lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• i\ TC 110. fast. 76().6785 nens · a 16841 Green t. Hunt. Si ngl e maple bed. PIANO,New,HENRYF ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• rug custom made. Wild Bch. boqltcase hdJ>rd SSO, Dbl MILLER, Sl200/0llO sell. (714 )673-3729. Aircraft 9110 Auto Service, P..+t ANTl<Jl 1-; MALL
Dail)! Ill ti. Fri 10 ti
Clost'll l'uC'::.i.la)
117!'1l Wc!>t1111nster A\'e
Garden GH •\l' 554 6103
KEESllOND Pups AKC. circles & squ~res in silver bookcase hdbrd, 7~1568 -------••••••••••••••••••••••• & Accffsories 9400
l'hampsare MF. Pet& gold/orange/beige/whl· Game table w/4 chrs footbrd-dresser w/mir· ___ Uru flite 28' Mega. 1977. '79Seneca.fullequipped: •••••••••••••••••••••••
:.how P v t pl y te/brownll.50.Seeloap-$100, 2 sofas t-$25 & ror,l7S.Kitchentbl-chrs Sportlttc)Goods 8094 290 hrs. Mr. Hatch, prof flown & main· 213 '6971345aft~pm. __ prec.646-2652wkendsor 1 -1200 , 2 divider S35 . New 40 Channel ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714 ·847 ·2563 or tained.851-9322 Forsc:ff
Dats ... z ---------: f~ 11 s I<' r pups. AK C , _e_v_e_s_. ------boo~ca ses 150 ea, PaceCBS75.76().9133 Used scuba gear. xlnt 213-592153leves ____ CCllftfMl'S,Sale/
Fr1g1da1re 19 ft. SIS gold I con d . Ca 11 eves & 25• Owens Lapstrake. 350 Rtnt 9120 •••
W ape Fteshmett
l580 1 Jr<.l\\d.)
C05t J \le~..1
You a re t hf' "inner of
2 frH tickets
($14 \ .tlUl'l to
lceCopodes
April !I thru 25
Anahl.'1 111 I '•111\ t·ntion
l '11tC'r
Tacket!-mus! be <·x
l'hanJ!ed 111~ re!>t'rl<l'll
seats at 11t1• l'111nent1on
center :ilw.111 of lime
Call 642 51,7>1 t•xt 272 tn
rla1m you1 t11·kl'ts • • •
FALLBROOK
AHTlc;>UE
SHOW and SALE
R1c:hon Fnse pups
645-4377
Sl'Otllt.'!>, 2 M . brindle
b lk , pedigrees
w papt.>r!>. all <>hOt!>, 9
' mo~ S2SO ea 640-552.t or
64011243
\dorable Cockapoo pup~.
SlO ea Call aft 7pm.
5467841
\KC (;olden Hetnever
Stud Serv1t·e Champion
Blood hne754 7407
DOG TRAINING IN
YOUR HOME
Obed ience Proble m
Sol van~
AAA HOME DOG
THAINING 953-8344
PLTP Pl ES Ready for
E,1stf'r 642 t252
·I wel'k'> nght now
AT THE 1111;11 Sl'llOOI. me to You 8045 So M 1i,~1on ,.,,, Sta$!C' •••••••••••••••••••••••
l o<11'h Beaut wht Persian. lo
April 16. 17, 18 c·pl or mature person.
N(Jn" TOR t~• 1''1 rmmte alerg1r 960·6138
Take-I "i 111 llwy 7b I - -
al Oeearu.1de l''ree 10 good home 4' 2 OONATIO~ Sl 50 I rnonlh whlte G ERMAN PRIZ~OAll.' S ll EP ll ERD male.
FREF PARKl"'G 556 ~4
-ITo ~ood home. 8 mo. Beautiful an1111ut• f;n~h~h spayed fem Lab Terrier
\\Ond f1 ri pl J n· I ronl mix 644 0125
with be\l'IPd mirror &
mantd :-1200 r1rm
Hoo1'1t.>r ,71•1 Roll top
desk l l o ndura'
maho.:on' $2400 ett
548· 7622 fll fi45 ;r.77
Fre<' to ~d home Lab
HtH,5581212 1Savings .)
or 546 6M2
2 adorable kitties. 1 white
pt Siamese, 1 slnpcd.
PINE CUPBOARD 642 4523 - -
$525_ 551 1534 • Fn•e to gd home 31mo old
AppUances 80 Io co.r ka poo, very friendly.
•••••••• ••••• •••••••••• 84ti 3854.
Beaut. Srharer Bros. ge·
nuine leather tuxedo
sofa, chocolate. 8'. loose
pillO'fS. 9 mos new. new
S3600, sacr. s1200.
752·5968. SS2·563J
I 2 7 5 I r v 1 n e a re a 1 Longin es Quartz 14K gold weekends. 675-4361 Chevrolet. New uphlstry •••••• •••••••••••••••••
7S9·0226/9S5-0325 man's watch & band. TV R dlo & head Full canvas, 9· Harvest Cabover
motor
+ other parts
768-5837 4ManTentusedonceS50, SJ400.964·9C113 Hl~,Shno 8098 ba1ttank&etc Trailera· w l hydr jac ks & gus
(2) water coolers Tailor DWUI Golf Cart,••••••••••••••••••••••• ble. $4.000 or trade? stove-heater.ace box nu
SSO/•a., Baby backpack Surrey Top, new con Beautiful Color TV. 2 yr 846-0883 c url a 1 n s g d r on d SSA VE SAVES
WITH USB> PARTS
am ported car parts
IMPORT
AUTO SUPPLY
101 N Manchester
~ 642·9768 aft 5 SlS, portable radio SS, troller, batt, + charger wrnty · Free delivery 28• UnHlight 1974 clean, -----
Blk/Wht t v. 110, com 11200 548·3414 days, Sl48 646-1786. good assum. loan, call Must sell before 4 12 12'
plete s kuba gear 548-6998eves Port. Tos hiba 8700S Lou1e73HM33or972·8568 camper . self·cont Call
GarOCJe Sale 8055 •••••••••••••••••••••••
w /wetsuit $200, much - ---645-0946 an 4PM wkdys much more. 4101 Hilaria Angel Season Tickets· am ffm cass stereo. top HUGE
GAUGER!!
We· re cleaning it out!
Games-TV-Polaroid
ca meras-new & old
Avon s Cman) books -
m a g a zines-clotbes-
fold /chairs-childs desk·
cash registers as is·
3Smm projector-e lec
meat s licer-binocs.
Rollei camera-Uke·2 re·
laxed guita r s (un ·
two· section 13 behind of the line, S22S or offer unit 'D' garage in rear.
631-2600 3rd base dugout. Will 642-7030
Garaae Sple, Sal/Sun,
10·6pm. 2242 Orchard
Dr, S.A. Hts. Lots of
ever ything!
Garage Sale
Sun.11·5
317~ Heliotrope. CdM
sell ~of season games. 19" color TV. Sensor
(714)840·5051 Mon·Fri, Scan, remote control.
between 9am-Spm. like new $400. 963 0997
For sale: walnut desk, loata & Mann.
$125; m ini l().spd, S6S ; Equl,.......
RCA console T.V .. S200; •••••••••••••••••••••••
Bft. wooden ladder, $10. Generol 90 IO
673-6627. . •••••••••••••••••••••••
strung J dishe;>·glasses-HCH1M'9.ok1Goods8065 SOD
s tereo equ1pt-e l ec ••••••••••••••••••••••• ki~cben goodie~·lots of Year old 16 cu ft Frost 1300 sq. ft. all or part. 15'
1 Have Your boat delivered
back from Ensenada
after the race. Call
Clark 675-7109or 631·6300 m1sc.-lots or Jewelry. Free Refrige with year sq. rt. 848-&'>41.
10-22 Ruge~ n nebrand warranty $300. Year old ext 14 Ive msg.
new 30-30 rifle & much c I di tl $250 Tent trailer. MUCH MUCH MUCH " P ece ne ~ · ILSO Boatbuilder's s urplus
MORE. Good, s~ulf & ~ae8'54~~ Bike $95. ~4890 teak doors.batches.etc
Good prices .. Fn, Sat. __ 979-2890 S~m B·S. 325 Father St., JJwelry 8070 Hearu~g ~id St~. v~cuum 26. diesel. Loe France
(Just So. ol 20lb & E. of ••••••••••••••••••••••• $35, 1m1t. mink Jacket Stl fuHy equipped Santa Ana Sts.) C.M. Pvt party wants to buy S2:s, Clairol hair setter 115 ·Soo 979 2890 646-7909 SILVER OOLI..ARS ·top SS. hood hair dryer SS. --· ----
llG MOVIHG SALE
Sat/Sun Apr 11/12. 20382
Cypress St. Santa Ana
Heights.
All household item s,
dressers, bookcases. 2
queen box 4c matt ..
tables, lamps. $5.$75.
See Sat/Sun, 64.2·3412.
price 875-8120 carpet sweeper S2.50. • • •
Genuine RUBIES 20 "'• 1>44·96S6 Grallt ... trod& _. 8414 Htlrbor each, Marquise cut your Frigidaire Refrig.. Jug-Santa Ana
choice only $35 per gage, small glass top You are the winner of sto~! 640-8688 tables .. white wicker 2 freetidleh
patio furn & many, .($l4 Value >. to ROLEX President, Sub·
mariner. DateJust, &
ladle's. Warranty
752·7919
many other things 1 851 . D NB luCaooct.s Domingo r , .. April21\hru2S
< Eastbluff. 1 block from Anaheim Convention
CdM High School. 2 Center MOVING D a 11 I L inc o In in blorks west or Jamboree Ticke ts must be ex
Turtle Rock Garage Daliviaion, bronze &FordRd.). changed for reserved
Sale. 30" GE micro--0ven sculture, 16000. C213l Misc•Honeous seats at the convention
stove. office equip. 437,041JRoss. W tecl 8081 center ahead of time.
13' Boston Whaler. new
trlr & eng . S2900.
700.9133, 642-1944
21 · Bayliner, fish·ski·
c rui se, Vo l vo 10.
ca mper equi p . xlnt
cond, $5000. 494-9306,
494-5467
'58·24' TROJAN CA BIN
C RUISER! V bunks,
bead. galley. Good Ford
VB , covers. Needs paint.
13750 or offer. Pat,
673-5674, 957-6426
8' English Dory. 4H Pout·
board, like new. $800.
&4S-9l90
Cabover Camper. for
Datsun & Toyota, etc
SBOO/bst ofr 548·3377
days. 957·1178evetwknd
Anaheim 776-9900
CHEAP!!
Slightly used turbo kit
'70-'74 Dal.sun Z cars
768-5837 ·75 Apache tent trallt•r.
sips 6, stove, icebox,
awning. Call 957-8379. '73 Datsun motor with 4
speed transmi5sion, $75.
8' CAMPER 6 pack. stove &46·2704
&irebox. ""ut~-fo-~-.... --~--
64.2·3480 ~ 01 r-----...................... .
MotoriMCI likes 9140 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Summer is coming. buy
your moped now• 1979
Honda Express, xlnt
cond $300. 891-4226
dys·SS6·7123 ev!>
IMPORTANT
NOTICE TO
READERS AND
ADVERTISERS
13' Fiberglass open boat Gaw a Transistor 40
& trlr S4 75. Days moped. good condition
752·7000. Ray Mr Kee s200. Irvine 7S2·5963
The price of items
advertised by vehicle
dealers in the vehicle
class1f1ed ad vertising
columns does not in-
clude any applicable
laxes. license. transfer
fees, finance charps. 27' Monte~y Classic fis·
hboat. Newport Beach
mooring. 54.5-8734.
2 m o p e d s . < l I r ed fees for air poUution con-
Motobecane. ·so. $425 trol device certifications
< 1 J orange Motobecane. or dealer document•ry
IA.HK REPO '76, 1275 Very gd cond. preparation charges un-
·77 26' Reinell. Volvo 280. _!33·8086.___ less otherwise specified
VHF , fatho, AC-DC bytheadvertiser. ATC I l~AST .---refrig. pressure water. &/or trailer 760-6785 Aftt1~ws/
etc. To be sold "as is--Classics 9520,
where is". Xlnt rmanc-Motorcycle trailer. good •••••••••••••••••••••••
1ng arranged for cond, carry •3•. S32S '46 f'ord Woodie .
qualifyed buye8r 3 nCikty 54_7·()427 r.estored, S13.SOO. ALSO National --Sed 1114)673-4100. · M t lei/ 29 Model A Town an. ----o5 orcyc 9 ISO 4 dr. restored. Ideal for
loats,R...t/
Charter
cooten s t u d e n t , $ l o . 5 O O . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675·6161. 9050 All indoor Motor cycle - -1postal scale & liling M'-cell---8080 •••••~•••••••••••••.••• Call 642-Sbi8, ext. 272 to HARJ1<1HAR.EA Fumi·ture 8050 cab.), hsehJd furniture, .. -w t d b k k claimyourticket.s. R 'd h •. 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• an e : ac pac 1ng * * * APPLJ ANC'ES~. \'ICE ••••••••••••••••••••••• k1 s t iogs "' co ec-equipment lbr young __ _
••••••••••••••••••••••• Swap Meet. bikes, parts, Ford, 1931 Mdl A Spt Cpe.
& accessories. Friday, Restored. Mr. Hatch·
We bu~ u ·l·d .1ppli.tn<'<'' I tables. Sal. 10-5, Sun. ATI'H PAIMTHSI boyscout 541>-4696
.. wf' ;ell ···n1ncl gu;ir * * I BUY * * noon-4:30. 3 Sand Peb· Near r\ew Greco EM-400 · Zodlac-GR·MK3, with
apphane1 !i4!1 Jim Guolf used Furniture & ble. Irv. 833-2077 (Cam· airleaa sprayer. 1st 1750 Mmlcal mer c 40 h. p ., a Is o
\ I ances OR I will sell pus to Turtle Rock turn tallea! 642-5312. l111tnwnl1 8013 Highlander lrlr, mny ac-
April 17. 6pm·llpm. 0 C. 7 t 4 . 8 4 7 · 2 S 6 3 or
Fairgrounds, C .M 213·592·1531eves .
24 l hr. info. lntershows
498·9226. Restore d 1956 Ford
1 IUY APPLIANCES 0~~~~-L for You L. lo Sycamore, tu
0
m R. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cess. xlnt cond S4.SOO.
L..es 957 RllJ MASTERS AUCTION to Sand Pebble. tum L.) Back problems? Anti· CONN Director trombone C o n t a c t J o e
gravity gym. Bargain. with case. Excellent (213 )576·9080. Keomorl' ,.at.her g ;1' 646-8686,833-9625 Sat-Sun-Mon.~ . .Lot.aof 1275 . Heartbeat condition, StOO. 675-8052 . -
Yacht
CRITERION
71' Classic Yawl
Harbor Cocktail
Cruising Catalina. Channel Isle. '77 Honda 750 lo m'
Hawaii. Tahiti& Pacific X/chrome /cust exh ,
--------pickup ,,ton. Substan·
Home port Nwpt Bch runs xlot clean $1800
t1al amount or money
was spent in rebuilding
truck Financing avail.
$7500 or best offer. For
further informat,ion ,
please contact Art
Bayliss. South Coast
Bank, 540-5300, Mon.
Fri. 9AM·SPM.
dryer set IX'rma prr<.!-everything-rumlture. monitor: 175. 673-0314 after 6PM. ll•pons1ble party wishes
S300 6 m• nt>w rompar I BUY FURNITURE misc. 678 W. Victoria. t6 take over payments (714) 631-5192 67J..4068
tor. SISO •·II n~ Les 957-8133 C.M. 646-6761 Sanyo Phone Answering Electric Guitar w/hsc on late model Skipjack
ORM Machine, 995. Xlnl run· $140, Amp SSO. Snare whaler, or similar boat. G E 0 'h w ,1 'hr r "ING -SIZE B set, Newport Estate, Jewelry nino cond.840-5521 drum S30, Attack Eq. Pacific Sailing Center.
~~~(~2~13)~328-~5627~~~ '80 Suiuka RM 250. ~Int = cond. Never raced. $999,
c p o t ., , r u b he r 1 xlnt cond, 5 pc, $295. & obJ'ects of art. Sale: • •••••••••••••••••••••••
""" d S20, 54G-0603 &t&-7755 Fl .. -l SI 1 Portabll· l'onvt>rt1hle <;ladys. 751-""'1 ays Sat 12-SPM Auction, For Quick Sale: Irvine ---------17' ~rg ass oops ps
loots. Sol 9060
:;:;z~1 ;, k"~~ r~;1f5 1-~a~li ,;'~u ~nli1d1 :~~ ~s-~OO:.n~0 t\e~l~; ~o .. ~tbecr~u~~.Y s~~~~ s!:nhco,:'~~· ~~~ 8;,:~~s~~r~~~P~: ~~~~~·.~~~~tras
9Sl-1344alt 1oPM bookcase hdbrd , 1761 Newport Blvd Please call M1try 1175/080.644-6829. 645-9190 PRINDLECATl6'.Xlnt,
Large Upright G E
Freezer Huns ~rral
$125. Ph 67"1 8444
Montgomery Wurd 16ru
I\ Nifrigerator. 8 months
old, white. on warranty ms. 64&-3H» ---·
Lg r eblt Prig1dalre
Rerrlgeraror Sl25
9b4 9(113
Dryer. fas, clean, work• 100~ 75. S48·1S13 or
548-"4&5
dre~.ser. m1'rror, desk •-Costa Mesa. 973.1080 ----.----Vt--extra• 12800 ~ "" Piano Steinway antique loata. M~a .... ce ... ·
r hr 548-999'Z ______ Garage Sale, Sat/Sun. Choice ANGEL Tickets upright, ebony finish SerYICt 020 963-1858
9am. 2306 lsl Av. at avail forsaJeS2o/pr. box $15000807ro.1083 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . .
Acacia,Coronade!Mar. aeat.a67S-7795aft8PM ---------S'RIMGSPICIAL 4 S~al Sl,ooo Fann,
Classical Ventura Guitar, 50~ off on above· water T.r~1ler, Sall. Good con·
xlnt cond , like new Boat C leaning-Sall/ dation.S36-6863aft4pm.
552-5637 Irvine. Po w e r on I y r r o m Sell things fast with Daily
New Les Paul Copy with Miiier's Marine 645-7641 Pilot Want Ads.
Fender Re\'erb Amp, Ofrer expires 4-»Bl
$300 for both. 673-ms. loGh, Man.
Office......_. & .. ~:!':'~ . ., .... !~.~~
•• ~~••••••~~!~ '$ Seara 15 HP Outboard Motor with line & tank. T 1 pew rl te r. a elf· Xlntcond.$480. 972-2188 cornctln&, run site. of----------i
flee. aa new. '375. Bhp MD·l Marine Diesel
-.SttO w/reveraeaur.S1oas.
64UT4B Sec'y dab 1175/ea., Ex· ----------•
ec desb •SJOO. SAFE MERCURY OUTBOARD
S2SO (fl reproof), Fl le 80hp, w /eonlroll, S750
cablnelMl-1'78 157$-7122
673-2105 anytime
'77 HARLEY
SPORTSTER
$1300
~1914 ------
'79 HONDA 750 CBK xlnl
cond. w/xtra's low ml
$2500 Call day only
631-2068
'76 Avanti II, V-8, snrf, all
power, lthr upholat.
am fm radio, a /c ,
radials, 64 ,000 mi.
Sl0,000/080. Call Bill
Jr. (714)586-9070.
-'28 HI-Boy on '32 rails.
'80 Suzuki GS lOOOS "•XS /16 flathead. quick
Limited EdlUon loaded, change, all steel, vin-
1 ow mi $4200 eve. tage rod, 111.000/trade.
552-4714 673-4242
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t "71 Dod&e Vt.n auto, p/1,
•• _................... ·-······-............. p/b, ......... '2500/080
................ •74 Et Camino, need• Mutt Mii before4/l2, ma Ip.cw _ .. __ 1n_• _____ _
Ulanl Cclanrtlblt body work • pahtt. Dodce truck. onJy llK '1iircllaMll •n Dodie 'BlOO' vu. Uy reetored te,IOO Great car! suoo. mi. 8f5·094f aft 4PM Low~! eonvenloo.ta50/0BO.
ln11 MH714 MO·Wl wltdys. I HO 4 spd. ...JI tpd. -.o.w
ord Sedan Delivery, '76 El Camino. New •CM•.NU'll O..._Pk*Up'1 ..._.W..e.d tHO new motor• t.ran1, paint. wbeelJ & Urea. 1 ·tM I 2ft. Sttlle T ...._ fenders, new rub-n-/PBIAC. •1000 1t .. reo Llftaate, duall. air "•ftcsdUI nun••••••••••u• .... Maoo 15 -44S1i5 .-. "' $ :."%!!! WEPAYTOPOOLLAR · 7 1ystm. Xlnt cond. S3800. cood . · aprln1i. pwr. • for top used cars-
..,...__. SS4142 ateerina, aux. tank. M• .. forei1n, domestics or ~=:====~=~I ~ t53 morel Workhorse com-..S IW '78 Chevy: fJ cyl. ~.Ton. 4 plete. (Ser. 3881). •oar,.,..... 9clu&trlacs. 1ir your cear la
•••••••••• .. •••••• speedstlek,3'1,000mlles. OMlYStttl x. c ean, se us
bu&1y atreet le1at, Very clean. $3800. Call HOWAUca...rWt FIRST! J:~OOO/blt ofr. 8'2·9271 DovelcQuallSta. ~
NEWPORT BEACH .... Drfftl 9550 '6'7 International Travel· tJl-0511 k
••••••••••••••••••• all. aood work truck, .
Cherokee '77, 14,000 runs perfect. Want Caah '79 Datsun Kina Cab, * c-.. MU •10
Llke new. S7000. *595. 968-ll65. 21,000 ml, air, xlnt cond, LUV I/,.._ SttM #I !!" 0r-,. C..ty
6'73-1417. l960 Chevy .., ton pkup '4600. 840-5648 with dual rears! Ideal 2925 Harbor Blvd. for landscapets, etc. COSTA MESA eep CJS, gd cond. camper. Xtra rblt motor '56 Ford P.U. Bil Win· <Se 6056) 979-2500
t 1,11 $3200. aft Spm & trans. SUIOO. 552-8834 dow, must see.~. r.OMLY Ssttl
7082 Datsun '76 PU w /shell. 1 <213>~5805 HOW ARD Che•rolet People who need people owne~ movjng, MUST 174 Chevy LUV P.U.. Dove&QuaJISts. should alwayachecktbe
PORSCHES
WANTm Allow us the opportunity
to conalder the pw:cbaae
or trade·\n of your clean
Porsche. Check wtth U1
Today!
SELL. $3500 or best of-needs e ngine repair NEWPORT BEACH Service Directory ln the
..!!r. 675·~---__ makeoCfer646-l643 tlJ.0555 DAlLY PILOT _W_a_n_t _A_d• ______ 1
fn recognition and appreciaUon of the cou.U1y, nl~irlty and willingness to provide cuatomer satisfaction 1 take th!. OPPOrtunlty to thank JIM MARINO'S salesmen :-Ph11 Hahn & Jamey Kelly and particularly lhefr saleamanager Phil
Hall. I
They 11lve lhe kind of service oll.ep hard to find now·oay1 . . . the 'kind I provide my Real Estate customers.
16 DATSUN 2801 ~yoamlte 4 speed wtth
air, stereo. mugs &
qiuch m ort• I m
maculate! J et hlat·k
beauty! (7fMPX01
S5t95
JIMMARIHO
VOUCSWAGEH
18711 Beal'h Blvcl
142-2000 JOHM •lAMATH-WOODlllDGI aEAL TY
, Hew 9100 AMto1, Mew 9100 ..,.._,Mew tlOO A..to1, Mew 9100 Awtos, Mew 9100 Allfos, Mew HOO 1,......r ....,_7 -c.1: 551-JOOO .............................................................................................................. ·····•·•••••········•·· 1972DATSUH
BRAND NEW 1981 TOYOTA PICKUP
EQuipment includes 4 speed transmission, one-toucb
tailgate. power assisted front disc brakes and fully factory
eQuipped. (012438).
UCK SALE! WE'RE -DEALIN'!
EQuipment includes 4 speed transmission with overdrive.
power disc brakes. power steering. wheel well moldings,
pinstri ping and more! (195531 J.
. -.
AFFORDABLE USED CARS!!·!
1978 TOYOTA COROLLA 1978 TOYOTA CELICA. G.T J Station Wagon. • cvl. engine, autometic tran1., flctory air I Thlt "eoupe'' ha1 a 4 cyt. engine, & se>eed trana .. factory air
cond., AM-FM radio. pinstripes & body side moldings cond., Vlnvt top, Pln1trl.,_, ~type wheels and morel
(929WAH). $4399 . (527\JZX).
1980 CHEVY CITAT ON
Like N6WI Blackl Black! BIOi l.oeded with extrM Inc. auto. trans.. tilt whffl. air cond., "*«> OMlett9 & lob morel Low
mllnl (385XXP). ~
240%COUPE
tSff Mdl 9707
4 speed tram A~t nt radio & mag whee+, A
hard to find model. thl!>
ont' Is reall~ -.haqi·
C278G MX I
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WANTED!! ca..=
T'JGW!!
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Mike Lake
Cre•a.r Moton
835-3171
WEIUY
CLEAHCARS
AND TRUCKS
COMMELL
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·;,..,. ll.1rl••r Iii' d
I I~ I\ '\H.~ \
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HIGHIUYY
Top dollars for Sports
Cars. Bugs, Campers.
914's, Audl "s
Ask forU/C MGR
JIMMARJNO
VOLKSWAGEN
18711 Beach Blvd
HUN TINGTON BEACH
842-2000
TOP DOI.UR
PAID FOR
GOOD&CLEAN
USED CARS!
miracle
mazda
2150 Hwbor ll•d.
COiia Me. 645-5700 . -
Top Dollar
~
For Your Car !
JOHHSOM & SOH
Lillc•Mft'cwy
2626 Harbor Blvd".
Costa Mesa 540.5630
We Pay
OVER ......
For YourG<>od
VW, Porsche or Audi
vw.PORSCHE·AUDI
445 E. CoastHiway
al Bayside Drive
Newport Beach 673-0900
Premium prices
paid for any used car
<foreign or domestic)
in good condition ..
See Us First!
•CAas WAMTED
ltUMHIMG OR MOT
S25TO $300
CASH
FREETOWlNG
OPEN WEEKENDS
CALLED
(714)891-0517
...... ported ••••••••••••••••••••••• Atta IOIMO ' '705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LEASE
DIRECT!
1981 Al.FA
SPIDERS
IUCH IMPORTS
IMI Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
. 712..otOO
JUSTAIUUVIDI New 'It GTV·2.5 Coupe.
MUSTSll!U
'11 Alfa Romeo Spiden
in atoek. Buy now •
.... 1
. 71AUOI
Dynamite Fox 2 door
sunroof. Aulomauc &
air. It's sbck! (53SXDFI
$4795
JIMMAltlHO
VOLKSW AGEH
18711 Beach Blvd
842-2000
'78 5000. Xlnl cond fully
equiped (170TZWl PP
831·9387
IMW 9712 •••••••••••••••••••••••
For The Best
Buy Or Lease 0.?al
In Orange County .
Come See Us Today'
&
SADDl.EBACK
BMW
28402 Marguerite Pkwy
M 1ss1on V1eJO
Avery Pkwy exit
<off 5 Freeway>
"831 -2040 49S.4949
Closed Sundays
OMLY$4595
MIRACLE MAZDA
2150 Harbor HI\ d
COSTA MES.\
645-5700
71 DA nuH 2801
Dynamite 4 !>Jl(•t•d Only
46,000 mill'!> Sharp'
(839UDDI
S6995
JIM MARINO
VOLICSW AGEH
18711 Bea<·h Hh d
842·2000
'74 Da lsun II~ 111 .i-, prl
reblt eog I\. tr;111.,
r a d 1 a I s , < I l' ,, 11
Sl995 '080 7110 2h'll 11r
760 1936
CREVIER
& I Sl & HOAOWAY
SAIHA AMA
'72 240Z. clean nu paint
cslm int w har tap1· ,
deck. mags. :!2 t!llmpg
835·3171
lt1t V\.llMA l( 011\VINC MACHINE
•USEDBMWs•
'76 5 30iA SIR 12419 1 ·n 6.30 cs1 auto !0040 >
'79 320i (75601
'793201AS/R (7~1
'80528iA sunri. <0013 >
Close! s...dclys
77 IMW 3201
D y namite 2 d oo r
au tom all c with :or,
stereo. etc 58.000 miles
& very clean <471SY1f>
499 1642
'76 Dutsun H210 .• rnto.
air. S hade kit. mag
whls. radial llrt•!!>, \er~
rlean. S2995. fi45 2297
'78 510 cpe. am· fm t·ass.
lo m1. hke ne"". mui.l i.el'
to apprec 557 2Hll.I
078 DATSL'N 511J Wagon
S1000 Cash JJlui. as!>um
loan . need ~ hrakes
548 7659
'78 280Z. brunLe hro""n.
am fm. a l._ ·hpd. :dot
rood 46.000 m1. must
sell $6950 \t1t·hael
857 1322. 552·fi:!'J)I
$7895
JlMMARINO
VOLKSW AGEH
18711 Beach Blvd
842-2000 ---
The Most bcltlnc)
Part Of Your
IMW Purchase Or
Lease Could le
Mclaren IMW!!
luyOrlecne
·73 Oatsu11 Station ~
Wa gon. 58 \lllfJ m1
amdm sterPu ca!>!>. ~d
tires. St500 !lliJ i23i. ,
540 4083 ..
Aat 9725 ~ •..•....•.•............ ~
ly Our PhoM Plan!
(7 141 522-5333
" '19 BRAVA Fl \T 11! c){){I
mi only Xln t eonrl ~
MUST SELL ;,.1K 0!!05 aft t
6pm
ORANGE COUMTY'S
OLDEST
&
Sales·Service·Leasing
Roy Carver.Inc.
Rolls ltoyce BMW
1540 Jamboree
Newport Beach 64().6444
'72 BMW 2002, body &
mechanics in superior
cond. S3500. 64S-7234
'76 2002, snrf. amtrm
cass, S5700/0BO
494·1659
'77 320i, a /c, gold w/tan
Int., 4spkr Blaupunkt
am/Cm cass, BBS alloys.
S7600. 800·648· 1227
'73 850 SpydPr Con\·t
Cust hdtop. ~.IMIO m1.
mags, nu paint rad 1,
lmmac. $2750 5;,; i28i
Hondca 9727
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H.ONDA
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GMCTRUCKS
285-0 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MfSA
540.9640
wkdays. ans. serv; nites '80 Honda Civu· 1500 DX.
& wkends (714)831·8426. best offer. 955·2646 dys :
Ask for Mr. Buer. 586·3082·eves/wkends
C•prl 971 5 ' 7 3 H o n d a C 1 v i c
••••••••••••••••••••••• Hatchback, Sl:.lO.
'78/ '77 Capri II. Black 548-41"5 eves 'wk ends.
cat. 6 cyl 2.8, dual eit· ---
b au st. A /C, au to, '79 Honda Acrord. xlnt
AM /FM ater & tape.. cond., very lo mi. auto.
20,000 mi. $&800. ~1796 A/C, $6950. 644·22f>2__
·73 Capri V6, 4 spd, 64,000 '75 CVCC, 1 owner. all re·
ml, clean $195(). corda of repairs & tunes.
64().4086 en1 ln lllnt cond. S2600
&4.$-9381 '74 Capri 2000, lllnt mech. -"--------
cond le body. New Urea Ji~r -9730
& bat\., 4apd, am/Im ••••••••••••••••••••-•
stereo, *2300/0BO. '91 .laauar 3.8 MK us all
557·"37. orl1. very well main·
74 Mere. Capri, I0,000 ml, •talped Mu.at Sacrlfiee SHOO 080. Xlnt Int .• ._,-.m,___o _____ _
1tereo, SSf.tlUafts ·n Jae urly 21t2. 3 .,..._ t7J earb's, bod orf bubs, 4 I~ Yff7 CleJn. •.no 67~6MO
CHEAPu r · ''1UAGXJ6XL
8U1bUy UNd turbo kit Sliter. Cllualc, tl!500,
'70-'740.tl•Zcan ....._ ... ______ ._,,_·__.-... ,.. ..... '97
................ 4!9:1t
lllt ..... --.-~!.:!!!:~~~ --··-.J-~ ..... ..... ..-...;,;..;,......-...__,..,.....;__,
'''°'"'0 ...... wtlll ••l*d. • air. U,000 ilallee. Vfllf1
1 baq>. dy'namlte !
~~~~~~~~ (012201) :: ·~ 14ztl • ·• Mere.._ 21118, ._.w ••••••••••••• ......... · JIM MAllM()
u1. wtaUy '"'°red. 71TOYOTASll VOUCIW.A.e ..
·• -..10 SPOITCOUPI IOVW.... muBeachBlvd. .. • SL ...... ,._ 5 •peed. Dynamite! Dynamite L Model 3 142·2000 • 85UO w-.25mp1.2 (8lHtFV) : top•. ••P. beautiful 1 •-door 4 •PMd with fae.. -------..,--
·u -rm.......... ..TY• tory air. Veey sbarpl OIAHNCOUMTY
.. ·-·--JIM~ l7l9ZSM> VOLVO
•11 HO, • cir .. daa. VOLUW4e.. S6ttl
, B~n/tan, blaup, racUo, 18711 BeM!la BJvd. JIM ~Die() ~t~:i:=~~
• clean SS,000. 55'7-7733 ; IU.2000 VOLISWA... BUYorLEASE
511--00'10 18711 BNeh Blvd. DIRECT , '74 Celka GT: RebuUt 14J..J000
MB 71 IOOSEL3.5. Rare en1lne. Good cood. ---------•
• •J>d iUclL Sunroof. am/fm, ale, Maas. S3000 1977 VW,,. ... ...-~,~. ilC'I.]·~~.·~ • leatber, all extru. Mu.st or offer. Eves~. -.. MU. '7800. 75&-0880 ,~ ,., Wctttf A•
71 TOYOT.& With stereo Is urvr. ex-'7" 3•0SL, showroom ~ t • (......., y G d.. OK mi I coaou.A SIS tr• c ean. ~ • I 0120 Garden Grove 81
con ., 7 • serv ce Automatic liftback. Low HOW S64a• Garden Grove 530-9190
' records. $18,000. 548-0342 miles with air. Orf&_inal! TIUlteONS
• MBZ '78 280C, alnt cond. C962VYG) V()U(SW.A.•84 75VOLVO
... ---. . .... ---.. ... . ........ ...
ALLEN
Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Aprll 12, 1981 DIS
~ ... ~~ ............ ~·.~~ ........... !~.~~ ........... ~·.~!~ ..•••••.•.... c.......... tt20 . ,,.~ ..... , ttl2 ...... '''' ........................•..... , ..................•..•..........••..••..•••.....•............
"Tl Jldpala Stn Wiit, air, 'U Mt»ttni ll Mach l, 1.118 Ford llllltaQ, V.a. '77 Rwaabout, 41pd 1tJck,
p /a, p /b, s lat cond VI, lotded! !led uterlor. l>lack 50,000 ml, xlnl cond,
•.'50.$4M'7J7. , ~ vinyl interior. New ltetl Sll50. W.132'7
-----------------• belt.cl tlrea, l'\IN 1ooct. '7t Cbevette. lo ~.,-,, ale, "TT Ford LTD, llke new, 11495. 842..at, ext 210 or '71Hatchback,4cyl, autA>,
a-.to, Ult, very dean. 11,000 rnt Sl,000 + take evenlnp~'104a. alr. p/a, cl•an $2950.
•uu _ over paymentl. '211 Prin· 'SS MUSTANG ti cyl, 175-2000; •m1 ~ ---· cetonJ>r,C.M. -. ......... ffLA ,,C:i:wllwwl8' ttJ0 1 .__~ 41pd, 1d. rnHu1e;"..,_ • .,. -
••••••••••••••••••••••• tt45 $1400/0BO. &M-5585 •••••••••••,••••••••••• '79 UMCOLM ,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71CONVER1'1BLE •• Fury, •m•U v.a. 8\llO,
MABV '77 U«:OLH llinteond,t&600/0BO. air. run• 1'1nt. 1450.
Looks llU a coovertl· VIII.A.I I IS 84Ul.511 _-._5_7$4_. -----
ble 11 Cabriolet roor, Styled for today! f'\llly '70 Fury, iclnt runnlnl power windows, pow.r equipped wltb all the '73 Blue Muetabl Convt. c 0 n d • n '4 tr a n s ,
aeata, wt.re ~ cov· luxury! Power window• Xlnt cond. 1 owner. alternato.o, ·~•rb. muf· en. tteNO. (118'7WWG) Ir aeeta, cruise, Ult $3,500. 49M831. fler avst .. m Ir • ...-urea,
• Youn for Jult .-i at wheel, 1tereo. (209UPX) l·\rk~ nd. 1:;'; body e.-~-831-Johnson •Son Lincoln Yours for just SfW7 at '80 Muatani. 6 cyl 2dr work. '550. Call Donna
,, I, ,J11 1 :'HlHU
--------• llet'cury • Colta Mesa . Johnaon & Son Lincoln aut.o p/1 af c f/m stereo 'TSO.maro 540-5UO Mercury . Costa Mesa . lomi. $6000831-4.552 _eeo. __ e1_• _____ _
~-------------1 540-5630 ,....... ,,,, Air, automatic, power •a Lincoln cont. $500. ---------1 '74 Muatana II ateel'in&, 27,961 mUea, Runa, body aood call '79 Mark V, 28,000 acutal 4sp, 4Cyl$100C>. ' ••••••••••••••••••••"•
(882VEJ) MMD m i , M 0 0 N R 0 0 F . 840.9268 Denise I f7t PONT1AC
$4911 1or1\,ou1 burcundy --------.-i SAllAllWAGOH
Barwicklmporll '77 L»ICOLM w/burgundy velour, '171MU
1000
ST10AN80G Automatic trans., air
1 •1 JJI I u.&-v Sl0,300/offer. cond., root rack, power
• • Come a:i:'this beau· '77 Mark V, metallic 842-2995 ateerins. ra~ & ONLY ;.,,CAM.A.lo ty•. Luxury enulpped pewter w/whl IUrr inl, 15,000 miles! <tlSWZS> .. '66 Mustanc. auto trans, 0 .... LY s5795 1 owner, clean, auto, wit.hfullpower1roupin· new Goodyear dbl 2S9ens. SlllOOorbest of· "
maJs. 'M1'I eng. 2 barrel cludina tilt wheel, cru.lse Easies, S499s. 54-0-5840 or MIRACLE MAZDA
cafburator, difltal control, Landau roof. 559-59S8 fer. 844·002. 215-0HarborBlvd.
clc~fk , am/fm. 1700 (072ZXE) Best buy at ,70CONT1NENTAL 1966 3 spd stick, good COSTAMESA FI.,.M ! _... '5779 at Johnson " Son cond, $1400/beat ofr. 64ir.5700 -Lincoln Mercury . Costa FuJly equipped, asking 963-4lll ""
Mesa . 54().5630 $1200. 67!H940 ·ea Camaro. new paint It
Urea, m9'l1, stereo etc.
Mt.fST SELL 545-9227
.rt;rfpm.
COf"Yefte 9932 Mercury 9950 '65 Must. Fastback 2+.2
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• :'/rally pack. Lo mot. • Corwfh'71 ORANGECOUNTY'S ... soo. Dave 559-579 .
'71 POHTIAC
blu/blu, 52K, SU,500. Slt95 3940Cberry Ave.
' 5.U·5.'589. JIM MAIJHO LONG BEACH Dynamite M2DL •speed Ce..nolet '920
with air. Original & •••••••••••••••••••••••
Au tom a tic trans.. air FltiCEST eves & wknds 548-8124
cond .. and more! Neat LINCOLN-MERCURY '65 Mustan g . Full y
PHOEMX
Sporty styling ! Fully
equipped with factory
air cond . power steer·
mg. tilt wheel. cruise
control (1110191 Now
just $3997 at Johnson &
Son Lincoln Mercury ·
Costa Mesa 540-56~
'68 MB.sEw/350Chevy VOLICSWAGEM COPEN SUNDAYS)
eng. •trans, A/T, P IS . 18711Beach81vd. C7141121·UOI
: P /W, alr, stereo, Im· 842-2000 79 VW IAlll'f
• mac. Smoc cert High •72 Toy. Carrina dlx, xlnt Dynamite low mileage 4 per~ormance w/low re· cond , AM /FM cass. door . 4 speed with pa 1 r c 011 ts. · $6000. ,1495 638-7434 stereo. (44.lX'nJ)
173-4242 --· -----S4tt5
•7z MR. 4SOSL '71 TOYOTA JIM MA11MO
Blue on blue. X1nt cond. COROLLA HS VOLISWA•EN
1 owaer, service re· 5 speed liftback ! Fae-18711 Beach Blvd.
• cords. K.E. Diltributors tor Y a Ir. ster eo. 142-2000
(14466) 79 W. 16th St, Dynamite! <858UQH>
Cotta Mesa. &&2-6971 SJ49S
9742 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "7S MG midget blue, lo
JIMMil.IMO
VOLKSWAG84
18711 Beach Blvd.
842·2000 • miles 25 mpg S2,950. Call
• 495-2497 aft 5pm. t •79 Celi ca, ver y clean,
'7 6 M& MIDGET
Low miles, 545-1914 .· -------'----
S3800. PP. Dave. work
630-2011 ; home sss-8367
'69TOYCYrACORONA
MGI 97 44 4 door, good condition
••••• •• • ••••••••••••• •• $1500 673-1210
'87 MOB GT. Good cond. '80 Cellca GT Ltd. Edi·
Needs new upholstery. lion, $7900 Call after
$1800 or best. 494·2136 SP M s•0..3l03
MGB 'H, good mech.
cond. $2995. '72 Toyota Corolla Station
Wagon, needs work,
$900. 675-4582. ., 644-4157, 7S1·91~. -----'------'71 MGB, gd cond, new --
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FOR HAROl.D BROWN, former
5-:retMy of DGm.e .
tt.ue JIO'lf ... OD ...... policy
~-DOW .. ~ .... out al ct.
C.W A«ft"• .... ~? -W.P., Jopln,
Mo.
• I haven't been out of office lo09
enough for my views to change great·
ly. Moreover, l bebeve a new ad-
ministration Is entided to a perlod of
generous support from former Gov·
emment offtdals wh&r tt begins to im·
plement tts new policy Ideas. I expect
A gun.s-ond-11,godOtJon pollcv... my views to continue to be stmllar to
, ' what I have been saying In public
during the past year: We need to Increase our military capablltty and press our
allies to do the same; to oppose Soviet expansionism and negotiate vertflable
and equltab&e arms-control agreements: and to use our economk: and
ideologlcal strengths to advance the cause of freedom In the world.
FOR 1ED LANGE of ABC-lV1 The L:.oue Boat
Did~ ....... Oil. eblp ... publlc:lty ....... the
ebow? -LF., IJtde ~ M .
• When l told my father that the Glass Chapel Ot
overlooks the ocean from San Pedro. Calif.) had a
long waiting list for weddings, he tokf us about a ship
wedding he had been to, and It 90unded very nice.
We thought It would be poetic to become Mr. & Mts.
on a ship. So we were married In San Pedrd on the
Prlncas Louise, -no publldty:stunt at all.
FOR .JEANE DIXON, predictor
Wb.ado ~ --..w111.-.. hmPNsldent Re.gm and
hla AlbnWltratlon? -E.N., Minot. N.D.
• He will give America and the world great leadmhip
and strength. His biggest coup wtlJ be communJcatt°""
I won't say he Is going to bring back the art, but he is
going forward to re-establish this most essendal tn9re~
dient toward peace and security. This Is what was lack-
ing In the recent Iran sttuation -no governmental
communication.
FOR HARRY ,K. UPSIG. eUofnCy
Whlit .. ch---...... ..,. In whlcb ..... .,. h_ .. = ...... .,,.. ............ poa ......
oa1 50 ,_.. 990? -LO., T,...., N • .J.
• The poor. as ""4fl as everyone else. get better legal
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lawsuits that diminish Injuries and save lives. Thls ap-
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in the use of some everyday product.
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to ,..... a.Ill? -ttoi" l.oi I DC,
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•For a start, she has never had 1l
steady beau. The future Queen of
England was never part of the
debumnte clrcutt, tried -to avoid par·
Ues, taught kindergarten, and her
··resume,. does not Include a string of
romances. She lived In a three-
bedroom flat in London, bouglli for
her for 100,000 pounds by her Crown jewel for Prlnu Charming.
father, Earl Spencer, which she
shared with three other girls, who split the rent. The four dkf the housework
themselves -and Visitors say tt looked more like the rooms of high-school
girls -with pOes of tennis racquets, bicycles and skis. Incidentally, Prince
Charles never visited Dlana there, but would phone her With a coded ring.
FOR DOU. V PARTON, co-star of the moY1e 9 to 5
Ho. cld 1JO'lr..,._ In dMAD .-.a orch.,.. piraNll"?
- V.K., w .. Wala. W.h. •
•Well, Burt Reynolds didn't renege on stan1ng with
me In The &st Ltttle Whoreho. In TeJCUS or. worse
still. didn't back off from the romantic scenes with me.
Also, If there shouJd be another strike In the business,
God focbid, I have an ace up my sleeve. rve been of·
fered lots oi secret.aria! jobs as a result of 9 t.o 5, so I sup-
pose J could always become a GaJ Friday.
FOR RICHARD SANDERS of CBS-lV1 WKRP In
Qndnnati
HM YD'lf rolia of.,... dtrectot mede you· mon CC>GC*lned
wlb world ewnta? -P.O .• Hutc:hlnlon. Kan.
• J make a point of avoiding the news because J find it
! so depressing. The trend of world events frustrates
me. You want to do something, and you can't. So I
find tt better to know nothing of wbat I can't do. Also,
the press '5 too sensattonallz.ed. Everything seems to
center on violent crime. Soon you've had enough.
FOR 1HE •ASK" EDl10R
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• Oona Chapan still has not gtwn a ~ yes or no
about pulling het life story down on paper. and tt has
nothing to do with O'Neal or with rock singer David
Bowie (her ~ In Swtberiand), with whom she
has·also been coupled romantlcally. But those dose to
her say she Is veJY seriously c:onsidertng the pro)ed.
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TH E H E I R L 0 0 M L I BR A RY 0 F THE W 0 R L o·s GREAT E ST B 0 0 KS • Collector's Edition
. SHOU~D BASEBALL FANS
OWN . THE TEAmS?
With a major league strike looming, our author -with tongue
·not so far In cheek -offers his solution to baseball's money war.
' By Jim Bouton
Spring Is here
with Its familiar
sounds of tnfield
chatter and the
crack of a bat on a ball .
AlAs. there are also
those other all too
familiar sounds of
spring, like lawyers
arguing and the snap
of briefcases closing
shut. Something Is
wrong In springtime
when a young man's
fancy lightly turns to
thoughts of strikes and
lockouts.
There are millions of
dollars at stake In
baseball. and the ques-
tion everybody asks is,
who's entitled to it, the
players or the owners?
But I've got a better
r e Steinbrenner: Could he score rr~ ~lr9t baS8 on 8 double? George Brett: Better than Shlabotnlk?
question: Why should
either side get aU that money?
, Based on their contribution to sod·
ety. ballplayers are grossly overpaid.
A million doUars a year is a lot of
money to get paid for hittlng a ball
with a stick. Teachers, firemen and
pol>cemen are worth more than baJJ.
players. On the other hand. why
should the owners make all that
money? Nobody wants to watch them
play baseball. Although it might be
fun to watch George Steinbrenner try
to score from first base on a double.
The problem is that while thae two
undeseTVing opponents fight over
money, the fans, who make it all
possible. have to suffer. Every few
years looming strikes threaten the Jos.s
of their favorite pastime. Clearly.
something must be done. .
As a public service. l offer the
following solution: Let the fans own
the teams.
Why not? It's only fair. since the
fans are the ones paying those player
salaies -and not just through In·
aeased ticket and hot dog prices as
In 1963 Jim Bouton won 21 goma for lhc
N.w York Yonkffs and modi $10.500. Whl#
he coflkmp/o#a whoi M could ho&lc mods If
he hadn't bun bom too roon. /w'.a llutng o
/rfflontt lifatvle tn Tcon«lr, N.J. His doM:
con~Nlorl4/ ~"'°"'· Ball Four. hOI }lJll be~ rc·rclr41Cd In hordeot .. r (Stein and Day) 111Jth
o new chapuir colkd UBaU ~."
4 • FAMILY WIEEl<LY. A$Wtl 12. , .. ,
most people beUeve. Actually all
citiz.ens, not just fans. help pay for
players' salaries and owners' profits
with their tax dollars.
Many players are trained at tax·
payers' expense while attending
public universities on athletic scholar-
ships. The stadiums where teams play
their games are built. and in many
cases maintained. with tax dollars.
The best tickets are sold to corpora-
tions who write off the expense on
their income taxes. Jn addition. for tax
purposes, the owners of sports tea.ms
may depreciate the value of their
playe'rs. charging the expenses
. against their earnings in other
businesses. Th.ls means that someone
like Ray Kroc, for example. who
owns the San Diego Padres and
McDonald's restaurants, can use. say.
$10 million of baseball expenses to
avoid PflYfng taxes on $10 million of
hamburger proflts. One man's tax
deduction is another man's tax. When
rich owners avoid paying taxes. the
rest of us have to pay higher taxes.
This taxation without representa-
tion requires revol..itiona.ry action, like
throwing tea Into Boston Harbor. We
can either get the tax laws changed or
adopt my fan!ownenhip plan. I think
my plan has a better chance.
lt's not as farfetche.d as It sounds.
When you think about it, what do the
·.
owners really do? They don't produce
goods, build factories, invent products
or maintain inventories. "Ole only pro-
perty they claim to own are the
players -and they don't want to be
owned. MeanwhUe, the media pro-
vides free adver1ising and the players
promote themselves.
The owners we have now are su-
perfluous. Most people could run
baseball teams better than they're be-ing run today. If you don't believe me.
ask any fan (espedally a Boston Red
Sox fan). AD a team r~ needs -
besides a good travel agent -is a
general manager to make trades. draft
players and choose a manager.
U ndet my plan, if fans owned
the teams, the general
manager would be an elected
position. -Every two years in
November (ideally situated after the
World Serles and before the college
draft) the people coukl vote to decide
the next genera.I manager. Regularly
electing general managers wouJd be
good for America. It would bring
more voters to the polls, for one.
Maybe there'd be a decent turnout for
a change. People who came out to
vote for a general manager could also
vote for President and Congressman
whie they were at lt. .
And If a Staln.brenner wants to run
Bouton as Yank
curve at the Esta:ifs~~~niosstng a
the Yankees, for the pure love of
baseball of course, let him campaign
and run for that privilege.
For the fans, voting on election day
would be a big improvement over
hollerlng from the b&eachers, which
they could still do if they wanted. The
good thing about having an elected
general manager Is that he would
· have to take the fans into account for
a change. He'd be reluctzmt to trade a
popular player If he knew he'd get voted ~ out of office, or impeached.
And there wouJd be other beneftts to
my fan plan. The owners couldn't
break people's hearts anymore by
m~ the team to. another city. And
nobody could blackmail the city coun-
cil Into building a new stadium by
threatening to leave town.
Another it.em on the ballot would
be the team budget. If fans owned the
teams, the proftts wouJd go to the city
or sb!lte that the team represented.
Money not spent on players' Salm1es
could be used for other things. The
people could decide whether they
wanted to pay Dave Winfield $23
mfllion or improve rniw transit. -
If money was ~ for health
care or senior citizens, the people
might decide not to buy a pennant but
to try to win wtth smart managing and
astute trading. They coukl Win wtth
(contfnued)
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11; k ,.. ...... ...._ A lariSed young woman running ec:rou a darkened
lawn, a chauffeur who'• not. a wad bapectacled doctor who may be ... a murc:lcm?
A golf game \&/Id\ a fr1ghte ling 19th hole, curious corpses, plots men
lwis1ild than an English country road ... and~ red herrings to
1111 the English Channel It could only be Aptha Ovtlde. And It's
oNi on the "Mob8 Showc:ate Network" -two vintage Chrtstia, this
Thun&iy. Aprt1 16. and Thunday. May 21. Check local li5tlngs for a
bk>ody good time.
Clock..n Clime. The 8nt o&r1ng from the C1Uftft of
whodunlte .. The Snen Dloltl MJlllllOJI, D...-c.-.. .. la
..... "' ta. clever an& with b .. olomUns .. plot twllt.
Whit llmta out -• prlldlall Job-dgfd ...... docb ueed to
..... & .......... upwltha cori-. Md a ......,.dock. Then
a 9eClOftd ~a. ehoc. and~• he cMes: "'Snen dJGJst'" Vou'I h.ve the time
ol ~Ille•'"* lb'U99M with thl unwtndng plo(a bmlcacla.
.... ...... .Dodot: golfer, W:ar. chauffeur ... whodunit? UWhv didn't tMv ask
Evans?" mwnbles a man found ~ at the foot ol a clff In Wala. Two amateur
sleuths-a hearty and a bumb&er-try to answer this questkln as they seek the
identity ol the mysterious E...ans. who may be the
killer. The COlpse can't td, and yau won't know until
the wry end But don't &et. The fun's In the fMt·
pemd acrtpt-and tn a c::amaa tNit points ac.cush9I
at one charader after another In this~ adaf>-
tadon ol Agatha ChrtsUe's Whv Didn't They Ask
Euana? It's t:natias drama, a .. gont de joru" that
one attic said "would haw pm.eel the okl lady~·
Herc.le ........... The hoal olthltwo Aptha Owtltle.,.. ... ~to
~.,...... ..... u.-ow. who.,...... ... --..... ~
ter-thadn>I ~ lnapectorHcrade Poht .. tbe MIDDeodto.tflwNlfe.-wll
be on hwl to g1w ttw P'OlfMa• proper launc:hAng. UlldDova..,.,.,.. Sha.cw
Ndwork" ~ ... 8nt. It'• .a.o the 8nt time thlil. Optllle ~
bee .,_ .. ,,..,. for W." So~ In •• .and tum on to ..,. Owtlde 11t her
belt. To ..... , • ..,..... ... ..,....,.. atme. • . . .
lt'e a fKt: "Mobil Showcase Network" now
appQn on 50 top~ ttaGoflll around the country with
a potential eudience ol 52 mlaon peop&i
Mobir
Jim
Bouton
(continued)
their brains. -as the 8allimore
Orioles do now -ln5te.ad of their
wallets. The fans In one city would be
pitting their baseball knowledge
against fans In the other cities. This
way, when a team won the pennant
and the fans hollered, "We're
number one." they'd be justified.
ln • people's league, cities wouJdn 't
have eo beg and make sweetheart
contracts in Order to get a franchise.
BasebeJl's ex.lstfng monopoly would
be brob.n. Any town With a laige
enough populatiOn would be entttied
to a team. New Ortrans could ftnaDy
get a team for Its new domed stadl·
um. New Yodt c;ouJd have tts three
,, teams beck again. The Washington
Senators could. once again have the
prtvllege of fin~ last.
lmpo9ble you say? Not reaDy. The
whole ttung could be arranged at the
next mayors' oonvention.
The only ttmg the mayors would
haw to do ls swt up a new
league. This lsn 't as difficult as it
tounas. I'D explain how It's
done, but I have to admtt rm a llttJe
nervous about teltng you because
then ~ could start a new ague, not just mayors. (It's llke
publishing the Instructions on how to
build an atomic bomb.) With bdlions
of doDan at stake. it would change the
balance of power In the sports world.
And I don't want to find myself wear-
ing cement booties on the bottom of
the Hackensack River.
The key is cable wJevision . Check
this out. Right now, television con-
tracts with A8C and NBC pay base·
bel about $50 mdbon per season.
Meanwhile, mlDlons of homes are be·
Ing wired fot cabJe 1V. Within a few
years, I would say that 50 mJllion
families are going to be paying at least
a dollar each to watch a y.'odd Serles
game. That's a full season's Income
for just one garnet Multiply that by haJf
a dolen World Series games, playoff
games. al-star games and reguW·
IAtOl1 games and you get ftgures that
look like teJephone nwnbers. WMh
area codes.
The mayors shoukl make a deal
~ now with the handful of cable
networks that are aurendy broad·
castlng to about 17 mlDion homes.
The mayors would promise to fteJd
"high caliber" professk>nal teams
which wouJd be major league quality
wtthln a few yea.rs. The cable net·
wori<s would broadcast the games for
a percentage, or tf the mayors used a
littJe clout, In exchange for a license to
broedcall In their cities.
If onJy 20 mlk>n homes paid the
new league just $10 each for the en-
t:h INIOn -a tipedal 5 oents per
game 1n1roductory offft -the
•• MMllY WllKU' • ...,.. u. .,
"
mayors would have $200 miDk>n.
Two Hundred Mi111on Dol1an. And
that's just the first year.
Atty mlilion of that a.mount could
be used to stmt dw new league. Fans
would gladJy volunteer to work In the
offices. The teams could begin by
signing minor leaguers and talented
college players who weren't high draft
choica. (Remember that 192 players
were pk:ked ahead of Tom Seavern A
few di9gruntled major league stars
could be added to brighten things up.
lhanks to television exposure. the
unknown players would soon become
household names. In a few years fans
woukS be debating: Who's better?
GeOl'Qe Brett or Joe ShLabotnik? Peo-
ple would demand a Worid Series to
settle the argument.
Meanwhile, the remaining $150
mlllion in cable revenue could be
spent that first year for teachers,
policemen and ftremen. Or it could be
spent on hospttals, tnins or drought
rellef. 1n future year5. when 100
million homes are each paying $50
per season (a conseivattve estimate).
there will be enough bllllons to ac·
tually rebuild the cities. lne new
owners of baseball -the people -
might even decide to reconslrud the
people's ball park, Ebbets Aeld.
Ah, yes, and where will the new
~ piny Its games, you ask? Why .
In the stadiums owned by the tax·
payers, naturally. The teams that are
playing there now would be told to go
build their own stadiums.
With billions of dolars at stake. you
can see why the owners and pl.ayers
are fighting so hard With each other .
But that's our money they're fighting
over, and we can't Jet them have It.
We haw more Important th1ngs to
spend tt on, like the cities these teams
have so caDously dJsregarded.
BMeball needs to be declared a
natural resoun::e. No priYate group
should be allowed eo reap proftts from
our national pasttme. Basebell shouJcf
belong to the ones who care 1!111
about H the m<>S -the fans. laJ
of this writing, It looks llke the
owners and the players are go-
to be play\ng some finan -
cial hardboll this summer. The play-
ers are headed for a strike In late May
because the owners want to lmpose a
"compensation" ruJe as regards free
agents. Who's right? look at tt this
way. Would Xerox hire a vice presl·
dent whose contract expired at
1.8.M. If Xerox had to gtvc J.B.M. a
vtce president tn return? If the
businas world had a c:ompcnatton
rule, you'd see executives going on
$ll1b. -J.B.
.
·free Advice ftom -
Uncle Sam
D o you need wood for your fire-
place? Guld8nce on your tax-
es? A horse? A job? Well, help
may be closer than you
realize.
The Federal Government actually
gives away such things as horses and
firewood as well as advice on just
about everything you c.an think of,
from filling out tax forms and finding a By Paulo Dronov
The 1981 Danbury Mint
Mother's Day Sculpture· in Crystal
''Story ~,, .
• Crafted from the finest
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clear and flawless.
• Each crystal
individually serial-
numbered. dated,
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registered.
• A uniquely beautiful
Mother's Day gift not
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• Limited edition
available at original
iesue price only
until Mother's Day,
May 10, 1981.
•Priced at only •17 .50.
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Remember thoee very special moments?
Mother's Day ia the time for recaUing YQtµ'
shared memories of that special and t.ender
love that neither time nor distance can ever
erase. And what more meaningful and
moving a reminder than this enchanting
portrait of a mothet reading to her children~
exquisitely satlptured, and then captured
forever in the finest pure lead crystal.
Each crystal will l>e individually molded by a
master craftaman. Then the finely detailed
aculpture of the mother and her children will
be shaped into each piece. Finally, the image
will be froeted and the 11nooth surfaces
poliabed to brine the crystal to its fullest
clarity and brilliance.
The 1981 Mother's Day Scul~:= in Crystal will be iaued in a •trictly · · ted edition.
Shipment for Mother'• Day delivery ia
cuaranteed for all orden nceived by April Z'/,
1981. So be aure to return your order form
right away. What a meanbilful way to ebow
how mucti you really care!
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llo&ber'a Day Sculpture ID Cryatal I
The Danbury Mint
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Norwalk, Conn. 06856
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payment u !oUow1:
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history.
The horses in question a~ wild ani·
mals running free on public lands In
the Western part of the United States.
In some areas the population of wild
horses, as well as burros, has increased
so much that many of the animals are
in danger of starving. The Bureau of
Land Management. which oversees
public range lands, periodically
rou.11d~ up healthy excess horses and
burros and makes them available free
to anyone who has a place to keep
them and Is able to care for them prop·
erly.
Although the animals themselves
are free , there are some costs in-
volved: The Govemment must be re·
imbursed for health certifications. vac-
cination and transporting the animals
from where they are captured to the
distribution centers where they can be
picked up. For more Information and
an application. send for a free copy of
the pamphlet So You'd Like to Adopt
a Horse ... or Burro from the Con-
sumer Information Center. Dept.
618J, Pueblo. Colo. 81009.
Free fireplace wood is readily avail-
able nationwide -all you need is a
permit distributed free by local forest
supervisors or district rangers. Ooce
you've got the permit. you can pick
Last year over four
mUllon people found
work through U.S.
job-service offices.
up firewood at a specified location in
your area any day of the week. To
find the local district ranger or forest
supervisor look in 1he phone bOok
under "U.S. Government -Forest
Service.''
There are a few other Intriguing
items available free from the Govern·
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from the President on certain special
occasions. You can arrange for a
birthday message for anyone turning
80 or older and anniversary congratu·
latlons for couples married 50 years or
more. Clergymen celebrating their
golden anniversaries are aJso ellgible.
The procedure is simple -Ju.st put
your request in writing, stating the
person ·s name and address. the date
and the occasion. Then send tt (at
least four weeks In advance) to the
Greetings Offlce. The White House.
Washington. O.C ., 20500.
Senior citizens and the permanently
disabled qualify for free passes to Fed-
eral recreation centers In national
parks, forests and seashores plus a 50-
percent discount o n fees for camping,
boating and parking at these facilities. The passes can be obtained upon
proof of age or disability at Federally
operated reaeatfon areas. These
Golden AliJ4l (for those over 62) and
(continued)
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Golden Acc.ess (for the dis-
abled) passes admit not onJy
the person to whom It Is
tssued but all those traveling
In the same car. These can be
obtained at all national parks.
For those under 62, the Na·
dona! Park Service Issues a
Golden Eagle p~ for
$10. It ts good for one year
and entitles holders and thetr
traveJtng companions to free
entry to ail Federal reaeatk>n
amtS. This pass Is available
by mat1 from the National
Park Service, U.S. Interior
Department. Room 1013,
Washiigton, O.C., 20240.
the search for your roots. Ifs
available free from The Cor-
respondence Branch ,
(N.N.C .C.) National Ar-
chives, Washington. 0 .C.
20408.
Tax Help: Not only will the
Internal Revenue Service
help you prepare your tax
returns just before they're
due. but It offers tc!lx·
counseUng all ye<?' round. lt
maintains a toll-free number
through which you can relieh
tax experts about legal
deductions, estimated tax
payments or other matters..
The number ls listed In the
The Government gives away BUCh
thinga as hOnteB, .firewood, and even
guldellno for tmdng your family
hlatory In America.
Aside from these items. a
w\de range of services and
adVk:e ls free for the asking.
Here's a sampllng:
Cana AdW:.e and Job
Placement: Job-counseling
Is avallablc at some 2,500
state job-service offices
throughout the country.
They offer help In resume
writing and job intetView
techniques, provide aptitude
testing and distribute com-
puter printout lls1s of jobs
available throughout the
country. Last year. more than
four mlllion people found
work thtough these offices.
AD the 'adVk:e and serviees
are free . For tnformatlon. caD
your local job serv\ce office
listed In the phone book
under the state government
as ''Job Service," State Em-
ployment Service" or
"Bureau of Employment
SecWtty. Jt
1ndng Your Family His·
tosy: The National Archives
malntalns land and military
records dating back to 1775
as '4tell as census reports
from as far back as 1790 and
lists of passengers arriving at
Eastern PClfb since the early
1800's. The ArchJves' Family
Htstorv Pamphlet lists
soun:a of geneologlcal infor.
madon in the United Stat.es
and other countnes and pro-
vides advice on launch.Ing
'
te'ephone book under "U.S.
Government -Internal Re-
venue Service."
Second Mdklll Opto-
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opinion once your doctor
has recommended surgery
but don't know how to go
about getting one, the
Government will help. If
you're on Medicare, simply
c:all your local Social Secwtty
office and explain the prob.
lem. Jf you're eligible for
Medk:aki, the same service Is
avaUable via your local
welfare .office. If you're
covered by neither of these
programs, you still can get
help by calling ( 1-800)
638-6833. (ln Maryland the
number is (1-800)
492-6603.)
The5e aren't the only
sources of advice and Infor-
mation. The Federal Gov·
emrnent publishes a wide
variety of consumer-oriented
materials ranging from tips
on saving gasoline to nutri·
ttonal advice, child health,
home-buying and even such
hobbtes as bird-watching and
arranging~ flowers. Most
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FOR -A ·SERENADE OF
SPRING RECEPTIONS
By ffiotllyn Hansen
T here's a lilting new
melody ln the air just
now, a '"l'theme that
sparkles with a glis-
sando of party plans for
showers and weddings, birth·
days and· reunions. We can
hear the notes of celebration
clearly and are featuring a
joyfuJ wedding reception
with many delicious dishes to
tempt the bride and groom
and their guests.
RIBBON SANDWICH LOAF
S *-~..cf/or whole
...... lined. (12 • s •
Yl41cb>
Chedd8r FfWng (recipe
tollowa) .
1 Js (7 oa.) -.a p1Mlldo-
m6d oatu., w.Jl clraiDecl .sn. ..... (l9dpe .,...,
10 tbJiD...,.... .....
coobd apd .......
lf OB. ~ c.t.e.e. eottMd
~cup~
1. Remove crusts &om bread.
Place 1 slice of bread on serving
platter, board or foll-covered
cardboard. Spread with 1 cup
of Cheddar fllling. Arrange
.olives In rows to cover entire
surfac.e of filling. Carefully
spread with rcmatnlng Cneduar
flJDng .
2. Top Cheddar filling layer
wtth another slice of bread.
Spread with 1 cup of Swiss Flll·
Ing. Pat asparagus spears dry
wtth J>llPer towels. Arrange
asparagus Spears In rows to
cover entire surface of flUing.
Spread remaining Swiss Filling
evenly over asparagus.
3. Top Swiss fllltng layer with
rema!nlng slice of bread. Press
layers ftrmJy together. Cover
with P.lastic wrap. Re!rigerate
several hours or until wry firm.
'· 1n 1arge bowl \I/Ith m.1xer at medium speed, beat together
cream cheae and mayonnaise
until smooth. Spread top and
sides evenly with cream cheae
mixture-.. Garnish as daired.
Refrigerate until serving time.
Maka 24 (J/1-1nch) a1Jca
•
CHEDDAR FW.ING
1. In large bowl with mlur at
medium ~. beat ~er.
i,1, cup mayon_naile and 1 pack-
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Fondant. Re»a, Sign-of the Doue Wedding Cab. Champagne Punch, Crudlla with Df8 Dip, Groom$ Cab, Fruit
Compote, Sugar COokta, Candied Pecans, Tenvalcf K~. Bac:on-Wrapped Fruit, Mlnl Qufcha, $aomc Chee# Sdcks.
FAMll.Y WSl<lY, April 12, 11111 • 1S
A Serenade of Spring Receptions
(continued}
~ (3 oza.l C11lAl'll cheese until smooth.
Bear In 8 OZI. Cheddar J1v.... finely
shredded. and 2 tablespoons chopped pi-
miento untU wen blended.
Make. about 2 cups
SWISS FU.LING
1. Beat together 1;, c\ip mayonnaise and
l padcage (3 ozs.) cream cheese until
smooth. a.at In 8 ozs. Swiss cheese. fine-
ly shredded and 2 tablespoons Df10n-
style mustard until well blended.
Molces about 2 cups
"THE SIGN OF THE DOVE•
WEDDING CAKE
tom.....,......_.
9 oa. (114 cupa) tlUPf
9 oa. (2 cape plat 3 ..W.poooe) llfted ........ .,_
l oa ........ ftlMt buatllf
A t.w dropt Wlllllla atrllCt s roanc1 Wdot .,... (Ila. eight.-to•>
1. Grease and Bour the bal<lng pans.
Preheat oven to 3soaF.
I . Combine the eggs and sugar In a mix-
ing bowl. Place bowl In saueepan With hot
watet and pace owr low heat. Beat mix-
ture vtgoroUlly and continuously for
about five minutes wth Wire whllk or
14 8 ,AMILY WHKl.Y, Ajl(ll 12, 1111
electlic mixer. Beating sufficiently In step
2 and step 3 Is very Important.
S, ~Rcm0ve from heat and continue beat-
ing until thldc mcringucllkc co~cy.
4. Add the Bour gradually and gently,
using a large spoon. Then carefully stir In
the meked butter and vanilla extract.
5. Pour the batter Into the pans and bake
at 350°F. for about 20 minutes. (A knife
Inserted must come out dean.) Remove ·
from pan when completely cooled. Make
cake two days before serving. Stack
layers with Lemon Filling one day before,
frost with Bridal Frosting and decorate wih
silk flowers day of serving.
Makes 20 tenllngs
BRIDAL FROSTING
(mab recipe twice)
2 aipeaupr
'i4 allP leht com .,,,... ... ~ ....
.... hlte9
"4 tUIPOOG ult 'i4 ......,_ aeua of tartar (opctooel)
1 1111P IMlft VMIDa all'Kt
1. fn double boder top with mixer at high
speed, bat sugar, com syrup, water. egg
_ whites, salt and cream of tartar 1 minute.
I. Place mixture OYCJ' rapidly bolling
water. Beat at high..-peed 7 to 8 minutes
or untll 10ft peaks form . Remove from
bolling water: add vanilla. Continue
beating 2 minutes or until thick enough to
spread. Malcu about 4'/z cup$
Note: Frosting should be loosely
covet•d fv1 optimu111 ..-uhs.
LEMON FILLING
(mae recipe twice)
in capsupr
... cup cornmrch ~ tMl!pOq" ..it
l cupa water
1 t.trlupoon lfated lemon rind
3 tabMp DON Jemoo Juice
1 uiblapooa butter or m.rgartne
""~vanilla atrKl 4 .... Ytllow food colortng
1. In medium saucepan, stir together
sugar, cornstarch and salt. Gradually stir
In water.
2. Stirring constandy, bring mixture to
boll over low heat and boU 1 minute.
Remove from heat; stir In lemon rtnd,
lemon )ulce, margarine, vanilla and
yellow foo<holoring. Cool 20 mlnutes.
Uoku 2i1r cups
. -rHE SIGN Of THE DOVE'"
CHAMPAGNE PUNCH
s botdn ...... ....., whit• ...
~ oa. CotMNeu
•in cm . ._.
4plmwholefr .... ..,. ............
rwmoved
6 wry thinly eJlccd oranga
6 wry thinly allc:cd ·~ 12 bocda dr1I chaJnMVnc
._ btoek. ..... -c:..ba
Peel of 2 cu.cumber&
1. Pourwhtte wine, Cointreau and bran-
dy Into 11 lmge punch bowl. Add fresh
fruit and refrigerate for llz hour.
2. Just befort serV\ng, pour In cham-
pagne and add iee. Serva In Individual
punch cups garnished with fruit and
cucumber peel.
Moka 40 (J/2·cup) serulngs
CANDIED PECANS
3 a.pl pee-. h .. 1..w.,oon........,.
in ~ lilht com 9"Ull in~ ..... dMded
1. Place pecans In 13 x 9 x 2-lnch
baking pan. Heat In 250°F. oven S
minutes .
I. In 2-quart saucepan, melt margarine
over medium heat. Stir In com syrup and
l/• cup of the sugar. Stirring constandy,
bring to boil over medium hut. BoU
without stirring. S mlm.ftes.
S. Pour hot syrup over nuts, stirring con-
stantly to coat evenly. Bek. In preheated
250'F. oven 1 ~. ltirrtng severol
times.
4. SprtnkJa with remaining I/• cup sugar:
toss to coat evenly. Immediately spread
out on greased cookie sheets and quickly
Mp&111te Into Individual pecan halves.
Cool. Store In tightly covered container.
Moka 3 cups
GROOM'S CAKE
2 ... mlud c:.nd6ed "'*
l pq. (I~ oat.) ,..6i,a
1 cup c:hopped datft
l lft a.-coer.tv chapped nuts
41.4 cupe wwafted all·pvrpoM lour
lft tNipOOft ~ toda
~ teupoon ground dnnamon
~ tu.poon ground •hf*•
'It tMll>OOn ground c:loY•
~ leupoon IV<Mmd DUOMg
~ cup mugartne
1 cupsupr
1 cup darll com syrup , ....
~ cup bllllldv .
111 teMPOC>n vllldllli au.a
~ cup lght com syrup
1. Greue 10 x 4-lnch tube pan. Line
bottom with brown pope. In a large
bowl, toss together candled &ult, raisins,
data and nuts. Stir In 1/• cup of the flour.
2. Jn medium bowl, stir together remain·
Ing 4 cups flour, baking soda, ctr\namon.
alsplce, cJova and nutmeg.
S. In large bowl, ldr mmg.tnc to IOften.
Add augar and dark com ayrup; mix well.
~ In 9991, one at a time. Stir In brandy
and vanilla. Stir In flour mixture.
•. Sdr all Into fruit mlltture until
thoroughly blended. TW'n blitter Into
prepared pan; cover tightly with
aluminum foll. Baka In 300'F. oven 3
hours or until cake tester inserted In
center coma out clean. Cool completely.
5. Remove &om pan. Peel off paper.
Wrap In plastic wrap, then foU. Store In
tightly covered container at least 1
month. Glue a day or two before ter·
vtng. In small saucepan. bring light com
syrup to boll. Brush a.D over cake. Deco·
nne with candled frutt.f.folta l (6·1b.J coke
Note: If desired. sprinkle cake during
storage occasionally with brandy.
Editor'• Note: It Is a tradition to cut the
groom's cake Into small rectangla and
place into sma.D parchment-lined white
boxes. cover and Ile with ribbon. Each
guest brings home a box to place under
his pillow to dream on. The bride and
groom put away some groom's cake to
eat on thetr first anniversary.
SAVE12t
gN ANY SIZE OR FLAVOR F KAf'O-CORN SYRUP
OEAL.IR: Thia OOUPOt1 wilt be tedeM'ned tot
1 ... vllue plue 71Nndtlno11 IOMd ll'l llCCOf'O-
-wttll tlMI 011 .. statecf-. eny otllef UM OOl'ISll1UIH lravd. Limit one COUpol'I !)«
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10 -eoupone ~11ted muet be lhOWl'I on requnl. Cuh r~mpllOl'I v11ue 1/20t.
C4illomtr mull pey .,,Y NIM IP Good only 11'1 U.S.A. hl'ld to: hll Fooda. Box 102. °''"''°"· loW9 62734.
FONDANT ROSES
~ cup IUl'9ll1M
~ cup light corn 11/TUP
1 ....,... peppeimllDt a:trllC1
~ tn"oaneak
l pil9. (I lb.) conflcdoMrl' IUpt, lfted
Food color
1. In large bowl with mixer at m«dlum
.peed, I.Must maydl'lmc, com syrup, pep·
permtnt extract and salt until smooth
2. Add confeetlonen' sugar all at once.
With wooden apoon, then with hanch,
mix until smooth. Twn out onto board
and knead until mixture Is weU blended
and smooth.
3. Tint wth food color and form Into
desired shapes such as roMbuds. calla
Ulla or daisies. Store In cool place.
Maka 11,; /bl.
FRUIT COMPOTE
12 cupa pineapple chunk.a, well drU.ed
4 plntl strawbemes, haJl!ed
1 cup light corn 1yrup
1 cup dry white wtnt
Small bunch• Medi_, green grepee
1. In very large bowl, toss together
plneappl. and ltrOwbcn"la. In 3m.U
bowl, sUr together com syrup and Wine
until weJJ blended. Pour over fruit. toss to
coat weO .
2. Cover; refrigerate several hours or
overnight. Garnish wlh smaD buncbes of
green grapes. Makes 36 (IJt-cup) HTIJ/ngs
SUGAR COOKIES
lcup .......
~ c:upMPf
~ cup light com •vnaP
l tabM.pa1>n a.man Juice
s~ a.-unetfted al·pvrpoM lour
1,4 lAlpOOft ....
Colored....,
1. In large bowl wlh mixer at medium
speed, beat margarine and sugar until
smooth. Add com syrup and lemon
J~. Gradually add Bour and salt,
baatlng until well mixed. Co~r:
rc&verate at least one hour.
2. On Ughtly ftour9d swface, roll out
dou~ I./) at a time to ~·klcb thickness.
Cut Into 2-lnc:h drda. Place on~
coo* shcctl. Sprinkle wth color-' suger.
&pat wtth remaining ~·
'· Bake In 350'F. oven 5 to 7 ftllnuta
or until lightly browned. Remove and
cool. Mom about 5 ®-n cooba
(continued)
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Spring
Receptions
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FRUIT PUNCH
1 pq. (16 OZI.) i-GUD ltrawbemei
1 can (6 oza.) froun onnge juke COMCn·
trat•
1 cup '9ht com .....,.
l can (6 oza.) fronn lemOGMle eoncen·
trete
2 botdes (32-oz. ICH) club toda
Oruge .. (09Uooal)
1. Plac.e 1/2 of the Slnlwberr\e$, orange
Juice and l:om syrup lnto blender con·
talrler; cover. Blend on high speed 30
seconds or until smooth.
2 . Plac.e rem.alning strawberries and
lemonade In blender cont.a.Iner with
orange mixture; blend well. Pour Into
punch bowl. Add club soda. If desired.
garnish with orange slices.
Moku 32 (lit-cup) servings
. SESAME CHEESE STICKS
2"4 QllPI ....-aD""PWPON lour
IA lllMPOOft Mii
l cup butta or mq llltne
1 cup gr.ad Cbecldar dMac
1 cup ...... Med. dlws.d
',\ cup clmtt corn .,...,
i ... .....-
11,\ u.epoone cram ol tartar
IA t-.poon Nldng toda
1. In medium bowl, sttr together flour
and salt. With pastry blender or two
knives. cut In margarine until coarse
crumbs form. Stir In cheese. l/Hup of the
sesame seed, com syrup, egg yolk,
cream of tartar and baking soda. With
fork. mix )ust un~ blended. Cover;
refrigerate 15 minutes.
2 . On lightly floured surface, roU dough
to 1/4-lnch thidcness. Cut Into 3 x
¥t·tnch rectangles. Place on greased
cookie sheet l/•-lnch apart.
S. Brush with beaten egg white; sprinkle
with remaining sesame Sff<i. Bake In
350"F. oven 10 minutes or until golden
brown. Moka 5 do.n
Note: Recipe may be doubled.
TERIY AKI KABOBS
l lb. chicken br...u, boned, lldnned, art
brto 36 cubes
1 can (lO on.) plnffpplc chunks, well
dr-.cl
1 llirge I'"" pepper, ~ Into 36 plec.
'A cup com oil
.,. C\11> dMk c:om •YT'UP
1,4 cup """' .... 1,4 QIP alced .,._. oaloa
!,4cup ....... ...ct
1,4 • ......,. .61v ........
'i4 MlpOOn .. ound w.ck peppB'
l. In aha Dow bekfng dish, place chicken.
pln~le and green pepper. In small
bowl. sdr together com oO. corn syrup.
soy sauce, green onion, sesame Med.
mustard and pel)pCr until weU mixed.
Pour over c:hlcken mixture; toss to Coat
e~Jy. Wer; refrigerate NYeral hours
or ovemlsj\t.·
2. Arrange green pepper. ch.ic:ken and
pineapple on 36 wooden picks. Baste
with some of remaining sauce . Sroll 4 in·
ches from source of heat 2 or 3 minutes,
tumir)g and basting once or until chicken
Is cooked through. Makes 36
CRUDITES WITH DD..L DIP
1 cup mayonnalH
1 c:up dairy eour cream
2 le&ll>OOflll lcmoo Juice
2 teUpooJ» grated oruon
1 U.-poon Mil
1 lftlPOOI! dry m-..rd ,..., t.upooo dll weed
Aeeorted fr•h veget.abla (CMrot and
c:*ry .a. brocc:olt le>Wft"Cb.
caultlowerets, etc.)
1. In medium bowl. S1ir together mayon-
nalSe, sour aeam, lemon juice. onion.
salt . muswd and dUI until weU blended.
Cover; refrigerate.
2 . Serve with assorfed fresh vegetables.
Mokes obo1.11 2 cups
Editor's Not~ For an attr&ctlve presen-
tation, hollow out small cabbage
heod to u~ as a wntalner fQr the dip and
arrange the vegetables In neat cfusters
around It.
BACON-WRAPPED FRUIT
1 tablnpooa com oil
lA c:up chopped arAay
l c:up lr.etcb!o&P
1,\ cup dark com •ll"'P
1 tab\11paon Worc:ate:nhJre .. ucie
1 tablnpoon prtplU'td IUltard
1 t.ablespocMt pr..,-.d honcradllh
'A teupooo drted thyaa leawe
.,. lffllPOOCI dried oregano k•-
1 •. '*'°°
Drkd -Prtcou. ct.tes or~ ready-40-•• .,,._
1. In small &auc:epan. heat com oil over
medium heat. Add celery; stlrrfng occa·
sk>naUy, cook 1 or 2 minutes or until
i.nder. Stir In ketchup, com syrup.
Worc:esteTShlre sauce, mustard. horse-
radish, thyme and oregano. Reduce
heat; simmer 10 minutes.
2 . Cut becon slices Into thirds. Wrap
each piece around an aprieot or date.
Secure with wooden p\ck. Brush with
sauce. Bake In 4()()0f. oven 20' to 25
minutes or until bacon it coobd.
Maka about 5 dC*n
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Spring
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JONI QUICHES
Pie ptlllby. 2 cupa ndpe ot mbt
S s.bl1111aw c:onetards "' ..................... \4 I lTllll ....
~ '"" Dllll..,... W-=i&,....... l'h cupa ..
1 ... ....._-.....
I c-.• Cf ilS....chw'
........ c:ooUd. ~bled( ...
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1. Prepare pub'y. On lightly floured sur·
face, roll out putty, one half at a time to
~~ thkknal. With 2111-tnch bbcuJt
cutter, cut each half Into 18 rounds. At
each round Into 1 ~ x 1-lnch mufftn pan
cups.
2. In 2-qwwt sauc:.pan. lltlr together com·
stllldt. nwmeg • .-and pepper. Stir ti
milk until smooth. Stln1ng consrantly,
bmg to boil over medium heat and boi 1
minute. Remove from heat.
3. Gradually stir about l/• cup of the hot
comstarch mlxturc Into the beaten egg
until blended. Sdr egg mbdure Into re-
maln1ng hot mbUw"• In pan. Cool. Stir in
cheae and bec:on.
4. Spoon about 2 taspoons bacon mix·
ture Into each tart. 8aJce In 4000f'. oven
15 to 20 mlnu• or until lightly browned.
Remove &om pan. Serve lmmedla&ely.
Maka3do11tn
&It.or'• Now: Baked qukhes may be
frozen. Store In tightly covered eon·
talner. Freaa up to 1 month. To reheat,
place on cookJc sheet and bake frozen
quiches In 4-00°F. own 15 to 20 miiutes
or until heated through.
PARTY TIPS
Hon cfoeuvr91:
Allow six to ~ht pieces per hour
per person. This depends on the
type of hon d'oeuvres served, but
thls ls a good general rule. You might
say a person picks something up six
to eight times an hour; It may be a
carTot stick or It may be a T erlyakl
Kabob.
Punch:
For 40 people. allow four to s\X
drinks (l/2-cup serving) In a three·
hour time spread. That's 6ve gallohs
of punch. One addtional gallon of
the nonak:ohobc wo~ be enough.
TM Ottglnal
Ma Evons
(Maturall Halt
Formula •••
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Shroud of Turin:
New Clues to the mystety
By Erneet Volkman
It is probably the most ve~
piece of doth in the world -a
14-foot-long strip of old tinen that
bears the life-size gbostJy \mage of
an unclothed bearded man with
shoulder-length hair. Even more
remarkzible. the Image bears the tern·
b&e marks of 9COurglng and audflx·
Ion, amounting to an uncanny portrait
of the Gospel accounts of Jesus ol
Nazareth.
Indeed. millions believe that this
linen doth Is the actual shroud that
Joseph of Anmathea rcverendy placed
ln fact. he says. the evidence also In·
dica&eS that the Shroud may be the
greatest art f<>tgery of all time.
But the preliminary conclusions
re.ached by this scientist, Dr. Walter
McCrone of Chicago. are not shared
by other members of the Shroud ln-
~tive project. who privak!Jy ac·
cuse McCrone of mlstnterpreting the
evidenc.e and reaching faulty aonclu·
slons. McCrone has not discussed his
findings publicly. yet his analysis, to
~ published soon In an obscure but
prestigk>lls British sckmtific journal. Is
certain to set off a major sdentlflc
controversy.
The controversy
The Shroud of Tunn (left} QQd Its photographic
Mgati&>e: Dfd the body exude an aura?
over McCrone's
ftndlngs '5 only the
latest In a long run
of such con1r0\.ler·
sies. For the past
400 year5, the
Stwoud · <X T urln
has been the focus
of mystery and
spea.daUnn. ln an
attempt to ftnaDy .me the~ ol the Shroud's
authentlelty. the
Roman CathoUc
Ouach In 1978
aBowed the Iden·
ti6c team to begin
its work. Called
Shroud · of Turin
Project (sruu>).
the team. which in·
eludes scientists
from Europe and
the UnJted SCates.
has been examin·
Ing ewrything from
the linen's fibers to
mb09(X)pic polen
lodged In the
. doth.
under and 04le:t the body ol Jesus
Christ In the Golgocha tomb nearly
2 ,000 years ago.
The Turtn Shroud. as that doth Is
known, has become one of the great·
est sdentiflc mysteries In hlstory: ls It
a miracle, a master f<>tgery or simply
a natural phenomenon? For the past
three years. since the Shroud was
briefly placed on public view In Turin
(over 3,000.000 people came to see
tt), a 40-man team of scientists has
been painstakingly ex.amlnlng the
cloth and . Its remarl<able image to
determine whether It \s genuine.
And although the offlcial results of
the investigation, which Involves
every possible Instrument of space·
age technology, are not yet com·
plete, one tdentist hat ,recently
dlscovCNd evidence whkh lndlcata
that the Shroud may not be genuine.
The preliminary findings of Mc·
Crone cannot be dismissed lightly.
sfnoe he • i5 considered to be the
wodd's foremost eq>ert on art for·
ge:ry. ~ne. a microana)yst. be·
came famous in 1975 when he de·
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map drawn of America long before
Columbus discovered it. The map
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American prehistOry -If genuine. It
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brilliant piece of scientific detedive
work. Among other things. he care·
fuly analyzed aD the chcmieal com·
ponents In the map's Ink. discowrtng
oM" element that shouldn't have
been dleft -·anatase. not developed
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Of Turin
(continued)
To understand the Importance of
Mc:Ctone's latest findings on the Turin
Shroud, we must review rhe Shroud"s
strange h~ory.
The Shroud first appeared In re-
corded history In the mid-14th century
In the pos.wssion of Geoffrey de Char-
ny. a famed French knight and seig-
neur of Urey. Nobody knows how he
got the relic, but when the Urey
Shroud -as tt was then known -first
1Nent on public display in 1389. the
Bishop of Troyes denounced tt as a
forgery . His conclusion was not sur-
pfising, since the 14th century was
notorious for a flourishing business In
peddllng .. sacred relics."
The Shroud was transferred to the
Duke of Savoy In 1453. and In 1578,
it was moved to the Duke's new capi-
tal. the city of Twin in l1aly. But by
then the Shr9ud had already ~
legendmy status: 1t had swvtved a ftre
in 1532. and thousands of pilgrims
who viewed it swore that the cloth ex·
erted a strange. peacA!ful power to all
who went near.
But in 1898 came the first in a series
of extraordlnaly events connected with
the Torin Shroud. ln that year. a
photographer named Secondo Pia
took the first pictures of the Stuoud.
When Pia developed his glass-pk:ite
negative. he was astounded to dis·
cover that he had a positive image -
in other words. shadows on the
Shroud. which presented a negative
image when \riewed with the naked
eye. had become lifelike Images on the
photographic negative. The clear lm-
ptication ~ that the body wrapped In
the Shroud had exuded some sort of
force or aura that had been Impressed
into the doth. similar to the princ:ipk? of
a negative photographk print.
Pia's pictures began sdentiflc
debate about the Shroud that
has been raging for nearly 100
years. Clearly. Pia's Images
showed that the common scientific
supposition of the Shroud's origin -
a clever painting by a medieval artist
-was questk>nable. at least. How
couki an artist have produced a
negative Image precisely correct In
anatomical and historical detail?
Another astounding piece of ev\·
dence came only four years biter.
when an avowedly agnost\c sclenHst,
the famed zoologist Or. Yves Delage.
concluded that sweat from a tortured
&ody produces urea, whk:h In tum
emits ammonia vapor. Further. he
concluded that myrrh and aloes,
spices used In ancient burial rites.
wouki sensitize burial garments. caus·
ing such Impregnated doth to tum
brown when contacted by the am-
monia vapor.
And there was still more : Other ex-
perts have since discovered that the
images of the hands on the Shroud
bear no nail marks. but do bear In-
dications o( wounds on the wrists. A
significant finding, since if is· only In
this century when we leaf1'\ed that the
Romans did not nail crudfixlon vic-
tims through the hands. as commonly
supposed, but through the wrists.
despite the Gospels" mention of nails
in Christ's mmds. The point is that no
medieval hoaxer could have known
of this historical fact .
Which brings us back lo STURP
and the investigations of Dr. Walter
McCrone. His role in the project was
to take 32 surface samples from the
doth and sub;ect them to microscopic
analysi$. According to his findings.
McCrone fust discovered the Pt-es·
ence of iron oxide. an iron earth pig·
ment used by artists for centuries.
More significantly. he also found that
the Iron oxide was bound to the cloth
by artists' tempera (amldo black) and
chemical stain. another common ar·
tlsts' medium. Then McCrone found
particles of several artists' pigments -
seemingly incontrovertible evidence
that the Shroud at one time was in an
artist's studio. Moreover, McCrone
notes that there Is historical evidence
of 14th-century artists painting
transparent images on linen.
Nevertheless. McCrl>ne's findings,
while sc:le:ntifically s>gnificant. do not
answer all the questions surrounding
the Shroud. notably how a medieval
art1St wouki have been able to pro-
duce a negative image so perfect in
every detaa that it could even puzzle
modem sctence. Nor do they exclude
the possi>ility that some forgotten ar-
tist attempted to touch up the
Shroud's image hundreds of yea.rs
ago. 1nere is one major scientific tes1
that mtght clear up some of the
mystery: carbon 14 testing on the
~loth to prove its age. But the Vatican
Is reluctant to approve this test
because it would involve cutting some
samples from the actual Shroud.
But whatever final verdict science
renders on the Turin Shroud. one
question will never be proverl: ls the
Image on the cloth that of Jesus Chrtst
Himse}f? Even to the true believers.
that question wtD always be just
that: a question that never can 1"911
be answered. ...,
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the limb to wake It up. This
piece of black folk medicine
from the American South
was even used in several
British hospitals. And for
removing corns, put your toe
In a lemon and go to bed.
Supposedly. two or three
nights spent like this will take
care of even the most stub·
born ones.
-Eliot Kaplan
BIRTHDAYS
(AU Aries) Sunday -Ann
Muter 62: David Cassidy 31.
Monday -Eudora Welty
72. Tuesday -Loretta Lynn
46: Rod Steiger 56: Julie
Christie 41; Pete Rose 39.
Wednnday -Eltuibeth
Wlllt.m Holden. Loretta Lynn
Montgomery 48: Roy Clark
48. Thursday -Henry
Mancini 57: Edie Adams 52:
Peter Ustinov 60; Bobby
Vinton 46. Friday -
WUllam Holden 63. Satur-
day -Hayley Mills 35
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SU II DAY, APlll&. 12 6.'00 • "Jals Cllrilt s.,entar" (mus) '73-Tecl Nffley, Carl Anderson. e .. ....,.._ .. <*'> '74-Git YIKllll. Bradford Pilltllln. • "1111 ~ (adv) '53-Guy Madison. JllleS Whitm0<1.
l:tO • (]) Q·~ "Plttf 11111 Plllll" Part I. (dra) 'U-Anthonr Hopkins. l!Okrtlo..-. Eddie Albert. Raymond Blirr. eo 8'1111 Ardler. flC"iwt m. Ille Ellpkt"(adv) 'SI-lane Cllldtll, Ceorce Ktnnedy, Victor Ca11pos, Belinda Bauer. ta. CJ) <Ja qt "C.111(' (drl) '78-Kris K1istolferson. Ali McGraw.
..... APllL l3 fl'•..._ Fifi" '(dla) '67-Suzanntlteshttle. James Farentino. e '1tli1'Mr Is WV' (dra) '57-f11~i Sinatra. Eddie Albert.
' TU~Y. Arllll 14 l;tl e "Tiii ~ (dr1) '67-Darrii McGav1n, Sh111ey Kn1aht.
• ~ ti l.1R411'! (dra) '36-Tyrone Power. George Sanders. Mldtleile Carroll • -......r witll Ille UMlllWll" Rod Serlina narrates lhree stories qclt blseil on Ktual super11Jtur1I events
t.tO 9 (I) (fJ (Ill "r.tlt' IM hul" Concl. (dll) '81-Anthony Hopkins,
Robtrt Foxworth. Eddie Altltrt, Raymond Burr.
WEDllUOAY, APllL 15 l:GO II "Any Wellnesday" (COin) '66-Jane Fonda. Jason Robirds a> "The llollo" (tom) '67-Peter Sellers. 81111 Ekland.
9:00 l!I ()) (JJ (fJ) "Wt'rt FifltlilC lad" (dra) '8 l-Kev1n Mahon.
THURSDAY, Al'tll 1' 1:00 G "Witlchtsttr 7l" (wu) 'SO-Tom Tryon, John Sixon.
G "Call Northsift 777" (dra) '48-Jamu Stew1rt. Helen Walker a> ''Tiie Milliollairm" (com) '61-Sophia Loren. Peter Sellers. HOD @ "Family Plot" (susp) '77-Karen Black, Bruce Dern.
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A.. muHttude of lng9nlou1 apeclaJ eftecte, the ta.._
entt Of • trio of •pert m..._up men, tM ftalr of a
noted cOl1um• detlgner, and the PQMl'ful mulfc of
~Of jDdlly't MOii ncMd compoeeta.,. but e few of
the eimerita that form MBC'• ~ur fentaay/
adventure, Ttte Archer: Fugltfv. from the Empire.
Sundey at 8PM.
"It w11 a comblnetlon of extraordinary telent
and ellef'yOne worl(lng together that created the
finished product," saya Nlchol11 Corea. who con·
celved, wrote, produced and directed the epic cos-
tume-drama.
The story focuses on The Archer. e young man
who "11ees hi• natlw country of Malveel efter being
unjustly accused of his father's murder. Toran takes
the advice given to him by hie father on his death bed
to seek a legendary wlseman. Lazar-Sa. and goes
forth in a strange and hoatlle land to seek the
man's council.
, lane Ceudell (pictured on the cover) stars as The
Archer, and special guest George Kennedy portrays
his father, Brakus.
"The story has been with me 1 long time." admits
Corea. "Of course. my main objective Is to entertain,
but there Is also a deep, philo1ophlcal leuon to be
learned. It Is: 'What you think is. may not necessarily
be so:.. ·
The setting of The Archer: Fugitive from the Empire
is a dertt, jagqed land which abounds with weird
creatures. beautiful women, sorcery and surprising
Individuals. As Corea explains. "It takes place In a
world that was, nor never was. In a time that might _
have been. or could yet still be.·· And although the
foreboding countryside, rustic cos1umes and the use
of a magical bow and arrow suggest Medieval time,.
Corea says that The Archer could conceivably "turn
a corner and find the ruins of New York City."
Some of the bizarre characters are the fearsome
Dead Eater; the half-ox, half-man Bovum. and slither-
ing, genetic freaks called Snakemen. David Dittmar,
along with John Goodwin and Mike McCracken, used
foam rubber, plaster. and special appliances to
create the colorful, fantastic beings which punctuate
the story.
Music ls provided by the synthesizer, a unique
electrical instrument whose sound Is well suited to
the mood of the show. "A big symphony orchestra Is
lost in the small television speakers," explains Corea.
"I asked Ian Underwood, a pupil of Frank Zappa, to
compose and arrange the special music. The mid-
range of the instrument is powerful, and viewers. will
feel the impact. The music and picture will be as
one-a perfect blend for attitude and ambience."
he continues.
Many of the costumes. coordinated and supple-
mented by noted designer Vittorio Novarese, were
taken from the dusty wardrobe departments of Uni-
versal Studios. "I knew there were articles of clothing
that were just hanging there-costumes from Spar-
tacus, Cleopatra and Ouo Vsdls," says Corea.
··1 found them, but I also used pages of photos
from German theatre of the 1930's as a guide."
adds Corea.
To create a burning river, Corea jammed the Santa
Clara River near Indian Dunes In a remote area of
Southern California with tons of dry lee, He alao
pertonally eupeMMd a myrl1d of 8peelal opt(cal
ettecte, end uMd a gradueted filter on his camera
lent which gave the IQnglng lmPf9Mk>n of dartl
cloud• In tfl• dl9tance.
"The mood I wanted to create was dark, eavage,
Mxy, steamy ... end mysterlout," uy. Corea. "Many
of the destgns I did myMlf-to get the looks, fMllng
and style th1t were Important to me. This Is a totally
new concept In television," continues Corea. "and I 1 know I ahook things up. 'But I know that It will Inspire
others to also take a chance."
George Innes (I) as Mark the Bowman, teacher to
Toran (Lane Caudell, r) and master of the Heart Bow.
Kabir Bed/ as Gar the Dralklan. renegade and leader
of the Snakemen.
MONDAY
ll:OI m t1J "Dan RWtr" (wes)
'JS-John Wayne.
ll:JI m "Pwtf ltlwf" (adv) '53-Rory Calhoun. Corinne Calvet.
Camt1on Mitchell
IZ:OO • "Dni1'1 Cl""'" (wts)
'53-Vlf(inla Mayo.
... ,.. .. Dutll" (adv) '75-
Althw Franz. Stan Waterman
1:00 III "C.M*"'N (adv) '67-
ltobtrt 8'1{~" Hlslltll. QI "Tiie ef till fdlltr·
... " Part I. (dra) '61-Anthoay
Quinn, Owr Werner. Cittoria
OeStca, Otv1d Jansse1'
3:30 ... ,,...,.. " Ille S.."
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annual Juncle Swamp Sumnl Com
pellhon-an ardllOlls ordeal lor even
the most hlrdtned solditr IJ @ 8 Uttle ... .,. H tl1t
l'rlirie (C.C) (R) Corid "laura In
ealls Wildt1" Charles and C.n>line
are surPflSed and puuled #hen they
learn that laura has broken her
en111ement to Alm1nzo and re
turned his rine e MIN: "Wiiies If Art" (dra) '67
(2hrs)-Suzanne Pleshetlt. James
farenttr10 An nlltm discovers her
victory in an aK 11Ct can save the
small lreiaht service slle runs with
her lather. •(])<II 12JJ TIUl'1 htcrt4iMt
futum include an uh1b1tion of
111¥ksm1nslup by a bhnd arcller. a
medal IM!Vtt that puts an tl1d to
swuty P'lms: a !lone that roptS
CIMs, I doMtno Wlllld, Ind lht 1 man whose f11chten1n1 drums ol a
hornble hurrane came true
D Tiie UMlftr-4 CIMedilll at .... : t!l '111a Jl'ar la WiN"
(dra) '57 (2hrs)-frank Sinatra,
Eddie Albert 81> O Glut hrllfllHCtl "Leon
ard Bernstein Conducts Mahler Sym·
phony No. 2 'Rtsunecho11· .. ltofllfd
Btrnste111 and the London Symplloay
perlorm from lnellnd'J Ely Cathe
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American teenace tustoms as he
copes with !he chaos of a Jeenace
slumber party.
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9 50 feature "My Cal Sal"
9:00 tJ {)) @ 111•••s•H A letter trom
Radar bn&hlens Col Potter's day.
untd Khn1u 1ct1derit1lly breaks his
eye classes The camp rectrvts a
second SUIPftst when fresh veceta
bles suddenly becin turn1n1up1n the
mm tent D 9 D SPECIAL: M ...,..,
Sfritla Rine of Gla-r a..i CIMt4y (I hr) Bob's cues ts will be Loni
Anderson. Jill St John. Brooke
Shields and Melissa Manchester 8 CD ® 1211 Dymty Blake Cir
nneton armes to stand tnal for the
murder of Steven's love, Ted. llrfd
encares 1n a battle of wits with !flt
m1stant DA who 1s lltnt on convict
1n1 Blake of Pftmed1t1ted murder:
Krystle cets a taste of corporate
power. and Fallon r.W Steven's love
1n an attempt to convu1ce !ht jury of
her lather's innocence
I) CRISIS Ill THE HORR * OF ARICA, rtfU&H disaster report
with Carol l.Jwrenu.
D SltCIAL: Ctlsls ill tile Herw If
Africa (lhr) Stan Mooneyham and
Carol laWTence hos! thcs documtn
tary on the more tllan su m1thon
people 1n Alra who hnt betn
alfecled by war alld droupt and the
results of sucti ewtnts
-9:30-
• {)) 0 "'-Clltl DI. Wulll·
erby, •Ito 11 hnina his lldu*
painted. is atteraic to p1111t lumes.
and tricks Anft Into 111vitinc him to
slay 1t her aptltment. ec.1M
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Alllf!S It Ille SClttlt Marlntrs. .hit.....,.
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(clrl) '57-Roald c.Mlan e lhM: • "TH StcMe It Mer (dra) '59-Jelf Cllandler
OPW.lrll•Lth ....... __ s,edll (R)
"Corilll"
-Z:lO-e Cl> a A11trtea11 s,.m-111
Members of the 1980 US Olylwpic
Cold rnedll Hockly T 11111 will reunite
to tt•e Oft tnottltt tou(ll ~1llen11-fl$h~ ai•nt blue fin tun• e : "W1t•ll" (tdw) '59-~orntry. Taina £11
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World liaht•111ht Ch1mpronsh1p
bout between cf11111p1011 Hilmer
Kenly and 11umber one contender
San O'Gtldy; alld Hie Ntw Yon
State flm11111's Compct1hon G1"'u....Mn
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as..,
Cl) s.n MilW • MMtt: ............. (dll)
'59-Ridlard Todd.
• llllMe: "Tw ,..,._ .. (d11) '73-
Pfler Fondl, Lindsay Wasner
.... "T ................ "
(com) '63-Jimes Stewart.
-5:30-
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Beeler tc.nnadr llostl th• sllft In wltidl a~ m1Mtra ol lltWSll\thrs
•nd LA cltlzw ''' tlleir u1 .. asoo
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,,.I" Part I. (dr1) '81 (211rs)-
Anthon1 HopkiM, Robert foaworth,
Cddl• Albeft, Ra1molld Burr. Tht
story of Peter, the rock al Ille Cllns
t~n Cllurch. 1nd P1ul ol Tarsus,
!11t lo the Gentllts.
0111"'911E8'11t"F•
,... ... """'" (t.() (adY) ( •ViNiil f '81 (2hrs)-lm Caudell, Cura• •· ________ ... ~Wdy. Tort11 of Mllvttl. a JOlllll
wanderer ill a sll'llllf wor1cl filled e:OO wilil witcllmlt and blrblnsnl, sets •w. Cl) 0 QJ a.... out to liod. tftseolall alld aorcerer, ,._ w..s.. the only penon wtlo can e llllMe: "Ja.s CkW ~ help tum racllim lus nptful htle a11d
(mus) '73 (211n)-Ted Netley, Carl awenp Ills l1tllt1's murdtr
Anderson. A mUJICll dtpchon ol the e llltilUI ~ "Aant11h1 Im wtek 1n Jesa Chrisf1 Ide. the Tunekss und"
• WMlft AMl!twe e CJ) al 9 UECIAL: All·Sltr e IMll: "Dfftralll" (d11) '7' F..W, FM (lllr) Richard D1WS011
(211rs)-Gla Youna. Bradford Diiiman hosts tlus 5"Wll compehlion 111lh
A childless 111fe is endowed tnlh sll!S ftom "Tiit Dukes ol Hau11d"
ealrtord+ntry psycllte: powers. Alter and "Dallas" s.q111rina off 1p1nst tlli
bttna involved tn an accident wtticll stars of "The Jelfer50ns" and "ll's
klHu pieanant woman, slle becomes 1 Lmna."
convinced, that slit tS now eapect1111 e '(OK( VUDOWI:
I child. (Parental DISClelion Advised) * WTU sncw Cll Tiit n.cttM 11111
• ll•A•S•H • It ts Wrtltff • ...,., Crifflll ..
• flllrie: "Tiie C-.114" (adw) • HM· Haw Norm Crosby, Janie '53 (2h11)-Guy Madison, James Fricke and Buck White & the Down
Whitmore. The story of the wa1 wh1th Home Folks tit the 1uests .
rt!Ohed the posstssion of the lttrl· • 0 Tiie Clmtllll ~ (R)
tory now bown as Wyomlna. "Calypso's Starch lor Atlantis. Part I~ 5t'llt ,.. Slllal 11" Jac.ques Cou.st11u d111 deeper
(R) "faint Httrts" Tnstan discO'lers into the Atlanlis 1t1end when he eaplores Psen, off Crete's northern that Ille smooth approach lo women coast and the volc1nic ISiand ot
can btcktift S.nlonn1 121 ,_, c.. ltle c-try ID ...... o.,.tM
Ill SllC ~ SllC Ill lltstt1,itce Tf111t11: Tllerut -6:30-........ (C-C}
~~,:-.... -1:30-
.... c.leMCI el'llt~T~ e1111t1:11c...P11 ., • .....,
• "*-llcl "'"" OMf"'-Uflca O Crlc*ett's Jidlty S.U-..
l2ll Wlbct tf tlle en.. Ole°"'
7:00 e wio w .... e 0 0 CMlf'l(R) "Go·Clr1 Tet·
rof' Jon Ind Ponch stl up • Sift eo·
ur1 trac• lo prevent kids flam be
com1n1 delinquents, and it pays off
when ·one you111 would·be touah
helps them bmk up a buratary rina. e CDa:tan.MailtA.
ilula (R) futures include A drua·
9:00 .... ~
• CJ) (JI • hit: "C.-,"
(dra) '78 (2tlrs)-Kris knstoffmon.
Ah McGrlw. A 1111c•·d<m11' wild1111n,
••th 1 blautrful woman al lus side.
rotn ll1roup lht n11ht II the head
of hilh·powtrtd 1111 try1n1 lo outrun
1n equally rftfldy army al cops. .,... ......
e 1"119 Deir hrtlll SMw Jim Ed
8r01Jn and Helen Cornekus auest ID 0 Mut11,ltc1 1ll11t11:
T1ltrm .... (C·C) "Therese Ra·
quin" In this first episode. rherese
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J11111 r,_ IN EM,...._ llld. ............
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•C1>a~-.u.Df. co,.,. Gtfts " °"'*" .... fwy IOI 1 fellow ~ 11111 Ill U. •
1tu11lo11 wltll a c-lldllood frlt11f,
£11t11 Michaels. at the hol!Mtel. e U 8 SttCIM.: Mime • fMtl (lhr) J~• GIHord Q1In11111
comedy H '" a111a7. from 1k¥1 lliflo olftrs thr•t Yollftl ctndidllea' I
second cllanc:1 '°' entry Into Hmt• ii tllt1 SUC:Ctld in I Sllt(ill Whip
Throup Reh1bilitatlon Pfocrtm ~
on Earth. ...... e EllMlll _, IW .w.w ....... a r1c lkHtti'• ,..,. •• 1111 ,.... ......................
.... 111 the lint ·111 artists' mnina
on lilt procram, Rcntimnce 11111111
l1on11d da V11cl: peel W11ti1m
Bllcktt and WIOl111ist Niuolo t>ap.
n1n1 pthtr to d~te Ille natvre
of reality
II $0 Fett.rt "Front P1ce Slor(
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11:00
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<II IMlt: w .. Qrilt s.,.nta('
(mus) '73-Ted Netley.
..... : "TWI ,..,..,. (dtl) '73-
Ptler Fonda, Lindsay W11ner.
<IJ121 J0"9 ..... e "' C.. Ille c..try Jim Ed Brown and Htlen Cornebvs aunt
ID Tiit tn•••u•..c (" (R)
-11:45-....... .,.,... ......... Ales, ..
........... C..." e QI 0 .. It: To be U ·
nounced.
• llllMe: "Wtinc .., ,,.. " M" (com) ·11 -L1<ry Htama11. "'7
Colhnp , Bar11ara Ftldon.
'12:00 .ltldf ......
D flllrie: ~" (susp) '68-
James Muon. Geraldine Chapha,
Bobb7 Darin. e Tiit Wits es...•,,..., .....
fwEDNESDAYf
Artll 15
Fer "*"'"' and alttrnto11 hstlnp. ,lease see DUTllllE l'ROCRAMS.
ltllw, for yeur ctnftllltllCI, Ill the .,. s lllOYits.
DAYTllllE lllOVIES
11:00 Q) 8 "West ot lfle Divide"
(wes) '34-John Wayne
11:30 D "Down to \lie SU in
Sllips" Canel (adv) ')3-Richard
W1dmaA., l10nel Barrymore. Dean
Stockwell. Ceetl Kell1w1y
1i;oo ID "LHJ l.lld" tcom)
'46-Barbara Halt
• @) Mliws IOf .. , l'fHi•
dtlrt" (com) '64-Polly 8e11en.
Fred MK Murray
3:00 Qll .. The Enptian" Canel
(d11) '!14-Peter U$t1nov, Gene
T 1trnty, VICIOt Mature
3:30 111 "A11111in1 a,u"-Docu
mentary.
m AmeriU on I 1tn1•: Your l'rob-
ltrlu Are My l'roOletM Members ol
Ala teen discuss the problems ot 11co
hot 1buse on Cheu hyu
II) Tiie kqy Htll Sllow fZi> llnrsbut with Cltt. Rolltt1s
®St1141t Ste
7:00
DD D lll!Mews Barney Millet o ttam D•JJ A11111
()J nc T1< Oou1h
O The .laker's Wlkl
CIDl lllerv Griffin Show m Ood1er Ou1out/Ood1er l'rt·
Game Show
(}J) To Ttn the Truth
Cl) Tiit Slreels of San FranctSCO
.S Khan Do m Ottr Easy (C·C) a 111•a•s•H
0) A,ftdillldo a Alftar
!SJ Tiit ab<Ntil/Lellrtr Report
D !HJ a Rut ,_,.. (C.C) (R}
features 1nctudt Sarah Purtell lak '"i ~11 1n a rul roHer drrby, a man
whose hobby 1s 101n1 th1ou1h fa
mous ptople s 1arba1e a man who
talks lo b11ds a crow off a salfold
lady whose JOb 11 is 10 clean and
repa11 •1ndows h11h up on lhe Em·
put Stale bu1ld1n1. and a look at ·punli. food · u lllotit: MAiiy Wed'*4af' (com)
'66 (2hrs)-J1ne Fonda, Rosemaiy
Murphy, Jason Robards. Deu Jones,
Ann Prentiss Si~ daJ1 a week a
model husband keeps to home flits
bul on Wednesday, he vrsits his
mistress a rn crai a ~test Mtriuo
Ktro "Reseda Rose" Ralph H1nlley
tancJts w1!11 an enemy Sllbnmrnt
alter one of his pupil's wacky molhtr
•reaks ha¥OC with an tslllOMle oP
erat10n and nearly 1ets killed
Cll Tiit MIC btt9la
II) Mtwit: "TN .. " (~om) '67 -7:30-(2hrs)-Peter Sellers, 81111 Ekland A
fJ z Oii tllt T"n bumbhna matador dreams ol btcom
(J) H=py Days Aclln 1n1 Spain's most popular troubador
.v.NING f u.. f lld Ell) HAU.MAil : SM r ,.:m .. , t * HAU Of FAME
a HollywoM Squares "Dur Uar" 8:00 (I) I'll lllapzi11t fJiJ QJI Tiit HaM of F1111t "Dear
• CD (I) (IJ) (8) ltws 111 face lM lllllSk liar" Edward Htrrman and lane Al
8 • (J) Im@ ID lltws CD Sl'OITS: lasdlll fhe LA Ood& uandtr st111n this production whtdl
• ..._r W..aa ti$ vs the San f11nc1sco Giants deals With t11t lf1end.ary 40 year •. ~!.acs• DeliP" · ~ 11•a•s•H comspondence between playw111ht
• " @ la1111y Miller Gtor1e Bemard SM• and celtllrtled • c.14 Tiilles @ Tllis Old "'8se (t·C) actress Mrs. Patrick C.mpbell
: ~II ~k s=.,ny fD Tiit Mdtil/ltlwtr Report -1:30-
GJ itou .. ltjes m ~ -6:30-a Tiit tta•" Fa"" 9:00
(I) (fJ • 0 .... 8:00 • (I) @ Mtrie: "Wt'rt Aclttllc
: :::•Miller a ()) 9 (Mt llcl" (dr1) 'Bl (2hrs)-Ktvin M1hon1
""iiiii09;;;;;;;;:;p=-:y::=;iiiiijji;;;;jj;=;;;=r=Y:w::::r=;;;;;;;iiiirl Paul McCtane. Joe Morton. A smaU -croup of Kew Yor• Crt1 youtlls. dis·
austed by lht c11mt reva1in1 llltlf '
neitl\bochood. band toattller to Pt
ltol tlMir Plr1 of Ille city a ID Dfff'rtlt .,.._ (c.c)
(R) ''Sllbst1t11t• Mo~tt" Arnold cle
'tt\ops a stroll& attadlmtllt to the
tempGQry hou-etptl " lbe OrUll
lllOlldl btcautt Slit ftlllillds 111111 of
bis own mother, who Md also been
Ille househtltl tlltre wtle11 slM
WIS tbvt.
•Cl) ltl 9 ... hfNlleSJd· • nay rtkindla an old fottt when 111 U•
lllnctt 111d his *flt mn hradrSt
1 Villlae> llfltft their •ttrKI"" 111rl· 11trs btcolM • fOl'lllfttic twotoN:
11M1 (wtftlt Sllfftrt t11 w..i~ crisis
·-llt lltrKb I WOllllft wifll Ilia "°""*"' wttltll e cmSIS * Tltl MOM * Of .,...., ,......
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TV WEEK. APRIL 12, 1981
c.ian. Sam fu11yama. oevelops 1 pro
cess by wh1Ch he proves that a
suspected rapist un't be 1u1lty
beuuse his teeth don t match those
that left bite marks on lht 11pe
vothms . . """ U VEGAS/DAii TRACKS * llOllU/IUWRS!I 8 (J) ®Veta$ "The K11l1n1"
Dan's client wants only to find the
men who killed her husband du11n1 a
restaurant holdup but the crKll in
vutieator al.so uncovers a casino
sl1mmin1 operallOn, blackm1il and
attempted eatoc110n .., w.w llttwfl ""'
fD 9 hey Tel " fer tM Tnitil:
ODrt ~ TlllS documentary
uploru the umque lolll culture of
the Ozark Mount1111s of Southern
MtSSOurt and Northern Atunsas a ... HllMI~ 5"cill .., ...... .....
-10:30-..,..,.., ...
9 Tt!Mttw Cl111t lllldl Uttr
11:00 e • Cil ID 8 llews e cv <II a a> ""' •SbrTr9'
• Tiit """""' "--• 11•A-s•lf
• Tiie ... , Hill sa..
8 TtlllnW's Fallllel m Did c...tt
-11:30-• <Do srom: • ...,..
11111 QIM l ums to bt anno11nced.
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··~--.....
12:00 • -..: .... ,...... Mtllr"
(com) '48-MlrlfM Oltttidl. Jell!
Arthur. Jollll lllld.
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SllllS It Ille Gulld Ole 0oty !Wtll
llltUS lortttl lylln, lany Gath,
Mi11nit ,._lfl, hy ~uff 111d !lit
G1ucl Ole OtKy Radio Show .... • ""1.-." ~i6111pped bt COfllllllllllSU tlld wftb
~ed ol1 lD Mtl*&llly. wtltlt [I IS
pdtd 11110 tlltllt11&1111 Cllattr to a
611tl to tht dt1tll. duru11 • Soll c•me. Burt rau1m an 1111txpected
new 1ppointment from the 1~rt10r;
1nd 01nny'1 ntw i11f1tuat1011 wttlt Illa
stepmotltt1, Annie. 1111p1J Into • Ml·
lled~air. .............
9 0 1'e Utt If SmWai TlllS documenllfy eu1111nts tllt p1oblt11is
of dtily wrviv1t IKtd by Utt vnt
lllllOlllY ol 111111•1nd ·--· ...... -10:30-........
Master~• Tlte.tre: Tlttrttt
.,_. (C-C) (~)
11:00
•• Cl) <m (I) (II .... e oao•ews
•Stir Trt•
.. Tiie ....,_, """ m M•A•S•lf •"''-""itlSlltw 9 ltytlitfy(C-() tD Did Ctfttt
-11:30-
• CJl) -....: "Qllilq, u.."
"Harry O"
IJ @fD~Ct,...
• CD <B a •i&Mli11t G Lat's lilth I 0.11
m a.1H.Nrcl .., """' 6ll 9 Captioned MC •"" m Mtvle
12:00 g s,au 1"9
8 CJ) 13 hntasy lsllN
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-12:30-
IJ @ 8 Tiie T••orrtw S.ow
ColSI to Coast a> OM St., ltyoM
1 :00
• GtM Autry .... ,.
Cl 0£11UT: hJ(llic ~ m S..•• Owt Cl> WOl'lcl llttwoct Mews
-1:10-
• llorit: "Key Wat" ( d11) 1 J -
Stephen Boyd Woody Strode
\lDl MMl·12 '211 Te Ttll lttt T~
-1:30-
.., llloint: "It's a WllllMrlll
life" (dra) ·n -James Stewart.
Donna Reed
-Z:2S-a Movie: 18 "Cen wicts Four"
(dra) '63 Ben Gm111
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...... • •YTM .. ~ "VolUM YM.'" flit CM-"11111111; .. ,. M i h •• .. .. Ol•t• ChM" ... "l>affy Goes 1 OtOO
..,.. ..... Nortll " •• &' --...s .... ""' ....... (4'1) '61 • • telft .. *" "Gtt (1ltrs)-0amn lltCHl11, Sltl(lty tlila ••"' Mll1dtr" J0111.-.11
U• ........... Tnif" f(nlaht. Alt tlU!f, lllrlltd pt1v•te Ii dittu~ at I tlllp't StNfd llld
l"') '3J-Joll11 it~ tyt, It ll1rtd to ltf(n II • ""''" is Jtl\lliftr POIH IS a couftttSS Wiien u:• ~ ..,... .. .. ... .. tmbtu:h111 com,.ny lundl. the ll1rt• ... ,,.,, Oii • ClalllOl'OVS = '•rt I (tdw) '5J-Rlclllrd • (I) ~ • lt~ Dlft faMbhns slup In a wild ldltmt to
lz........ "*•'!· l~~rry11fl!!'..!.._,.. 1··~-~ ' ror111• an "°fet pn crac• • '°unttflt1t111r 11111 ;.,.. ·---orus w a•• Cl\Kh1 from• SlllOOtll • ._.......,. ...
(dra) 'J~-clot Mcurtt11 U111 talhlftl colltft tCOlll wllo NW Ille 1R ,...,,_ C:... llhd i...t.r
0'C4lltllor "tetlltr Attctl. budd1"' ~eltl1H sttr t11 offtf tit • ,,_. • ,,.._.,ill lfll f.llt" / Clll't rtfUM. • .... I ....
(adv) '5J-Alt11 ltdd "' leatln ........ ,. (JI~.,.... (tdv)-...... .,....,. tf a.....
Roieft lk11i.8:;''ta Gct!MICe. (dr1) '36 (211rs)-Tyro11' 'owtr, -10:30-"Tlle ti • Jllllef. Ccorae Sanders. Mtdtlt111t C.noll. • e e ....,
..... Co11cl ''TM loJtlH" Tiie story of tll• famous IMUrance • Wit ...... TIMis hK the ru.
Plft I (du) '54• Peter Ustinov, comp1ny ol London durina Ille twt (C.C) (R)
G•nt Titrnt7. Vietor M1turt. NaPoltonlC f)tftOd. lftd Ille flYes and 8 Tiit CtlfbtltM
lilicltHI Wildin&, loves of Ille "-"od'I f•mous men. l:)O . "Sttftt ~.. ......... • .... : "[--"' ....... ""' 11 :00
·11.Documentary. ,,..... .. (211ri) Ro4 St1tln1 1111ratts 9 (I) (]I (JJ ""'9
three stoun tadt based 011 KMI a • CD O qt lltwl
supem1h11JI events a Sbr ''" I •v•11111G I on........,.,"~ F1ilht • n.......,...,"""
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-1:30-
• ~ SPlCIAL: Tiit ltrmtaitt
Bars Easter Su,,.-IM 8rolht1 Bur,
10un1 member of the Bear F1m1ly
learns the true mun1n1 ot Easter 11
a lime when the 1mv1I of spnne-
and Easter-are delayed. in this nea
animated muste1I spec11I
• CD C1ll a lMfne ' S111r11y "fifth Allnivtl'Slry" The &Ills host I
surpnse party foi uvernt s POii
frank-who's loraolten Ille annrm·
sary ol hK w1dd1n1 lo [dn1-1n Ille
couple's un,iud• trailer @fllt""'9r1 m D Slltw Ot Iris Qactll
9:00
9 CJ) 0 M8'lt: "reter and ,1111'' Concl. (dra) '81 (2hrs)-
Anlhony Hopkins, Robert fo1•orth.
Eddie Albert. Raymond Bu11. The
story ol Peter, the rock ol the Chns-
ltan Church. and Paul of Tarsus.
Apostle to the Genhles
e ® a 11 ad '"' ,.., (10 (2hrs) "BJ and the Seven lady
Trvcktrs" Wiien a ruthless trucktne
outfit Ines to put BJ out ot business.
ht ll11es seven buut1ful but bold
lemale truck clr1Yer1 to help hrm
delrvtr deadly carJo 8 CD cm 121 ~rtt's Ce111,11y
(C.C) (R) "And J11Sttee lor Jack"
Jlck's hnt day behind the 11111 at 1
d111tr heats up when his attractive
boss Ines lo sptee up her hie with a
few healthy pinches ot the new coo\. m 0 llptery! Tiie bd111 Gatllt
(C.C) "Holstnap" When a celebnty
racehorse 1s stolen after m1k1n1 1
h1e1tty publ1t11ed appurance 11 a
erand openins,. the d1str1u1ht owner
calls 1n Sid and Cltteo lllou1h Ille
owner wa nts Ille 1n1m11 ret11n1ed at
111 costs 11 qudly bea>mes 1111111
ent that 1 cash ransom •Sll'I the
reason lor the et1me
ilfJ .... (C.C)
-9:30-
• CD (llJ !Bl Teo a. ror C.·
lol1 (R) "Who's Al111d ol Ille Bia Bad
m Diet c...tt
-11:30-
• CJ) @ c.tlMM a 9 ID Jellff7 Clno11
• CJ) (JJl !8l •ishttint
G l.tt's M1h 1 0.11
m -itoa111's Heroes
Cl) llrett• m a C."*"4 ABC Mews m ....
12:00 a llewit: "Tiit ;rut Mall's
lMy" (wes) '42-Barblrt Stanwyu.
Joel McCru. Boan OOtllevy, II T
Stevens Two youn1 PfOple bnve tht
West lo build 1 dream
U CD CIJJ IBl lltwtt: "Tlte Ftt· hmt" (dfa) '75-Warren Btally Jack
Nicholson, Stockard Chann1n1
• lillllSlllOl• ID Mislioe tm,_iblt
-12:30-
IJ 0 rB1 Tiit To111orrow Show c..st .. Clesl
Cl)0MSttJle""4
1 :00
D l'Sydlic~
• ll8'it: "Affair with a Stflaltf" (dra) 'SJ-Jun Simmons
.., htd .....,. """
-1:30-m lllewit: "Youn1 at ffeart" (dra)
'54-frink Sinatra, Dom Day. A
young &trl elopes with an unhappy
music arraneei but hie fotfther 1s
loueh eome
2 :00
B ll&oM: wStc:oM Ch111a" (d1a)
'SJ-Robert M1tchu'". ltnda Darnell
-2:30-a Te Ttll lttt Tnat\
-2:45-m Mcmei: ''Tiit Halfbreed," "J•i·
uar"
-2:55-
.. MoMs: "Duel of Art," "Coun·
term.'' "bdar Secret Stnka"
..... 11
fllDAY (c.titlllt4)
of which puts OawKI on lhe wron1
s1dt of some desperate characters
8 0 ID Harper V1tlt1 rTA
"To Dunk or Not to Dunk" Alter
bt1n1 tOSStd off the sthool carn1Yal
comm1tee by hypoc11t1cal P T A
mtmbtrs, Stella Johnson retabatn
by openin1 both a k1SS1n1 and dunk
1n1 boot~ at lht annual event
9 lll'fit: "Dta4Ht r t~u tl1t
llale" (adv) '67 (2h11)-R1ch11d
JohnM)ll, Elke Sommers. N11el Gretn.
Sy1v1 11.oscina Bulldor" 01ummo11d
is called by Scotlind Y11d alter two
wealthy men are murdered a rn ® a T11t 1aa.1 no.
A•azin1 Atli1111ls Special 1uest
Brool!t Shields roins hosts Bur1w
Mered1tll. Jim Stalford and Prist1Ha
Presley u they 1ntroduee new and
prn10usly aired se1ments
D llloirie: t!J ''Tiit Fan ti Kar-
rew" (dra) '47 (2hrs)-Ru Hamson.
Maureen O'Hara. V1ct01 McL11len. A
man of violence and a woman of
st0rn almost break a mama11. m PM M1pil11t m lltwie: ''ltysttty ,, tllt S.Crt4
Sllr0114 Richard Burton narrates this
documentary bout the mysterious
Shroud of T urrn
S Wi1tl OU & a.1 (t-C) fll)lAW...ilRt'fltw
H WaH Stntt w ...
-1:30-
.. 0 (ft! 1'1lt lfNr lrWes "A
Pretty Boy Is l1kt a Melocly" The
models who .ere svpposed lo ...,
lite tan llShions 1n Marcia's line of
men's wtar wal\ out and Wally and
Phllhp are lorced to ftll 1n ec:....11e.-._ ... .,....
0 Mitt .... ~ lftclel ....... , ........... .... ......
8:00 I
• ()) a:J Tiii ....... lluaM ~)·A mlSIH• in 1 mtdlQI "'*' iullts • c.hanced 111111 out of loss HOU wllen ht thi!W he llU but a
Jhof1 t1111• to live.
•Slll ... Nt"Mllfdtf MI
QuestlOll" Tiit wilt Of I fOfllltf dis
trict attorney Is burr1t4 It death It! 1 suspicious t11 ct1dl llWl11tdl1tely
titer 1,.in1 Nero Wo"• to f111cl tut wllo his Ileen lhr11ten1111 her Mis·
band's life . • CJ)! ... : ........ .,.. (drt) '79 (2~ ...... 'Ind .......
Swotds 111.-tllt 1ir, ka•llfwf ~ ...... , ............ .
,.... ... tokts., .......... .
... Ille flt• ol -....... ..
tllt MllllCe. 19 ..... :~ .....
en." •> '11 (Jtlll).OJee 0.. ................ •.flle•rl
Ille ... ~ lff lh tree• ar --:c i?&"
~ II:: .........
Bobby's senate committee; and JR
consults a lawyer about custody of
John Ross 8 9 0 lllC fllns ll1111lu llitll li.W ..... .., .. ...., .., ............. ""'
ID SecrllNltl ""' Ml tmew fD Tiii ... ,...._. [1' (R) "Vat
nette's World' A Study of 1 Youns
Artist"
CDllecM111ecM 9 lilt ...,.,,. ,_,..,
-10:30-........
@ Tiii i.. llltbn
D l.illlltl ~A""'* Ldhln
Hellman recollects her Ion& retition·
ship with writer O.slliell Hammett
alld upl11ns how Hammett 1nftu
enctd h11 wnhna
11:00
••())@ 9 0 11fts e Star Trtl
•(1)98 ... • 1'1lt lltwlJwd GIM • lll~A"$•H
• letlllY Hill @ TlltlftVeict
• Did Clwtt
(ll S!lukPrlliM
-11:30-
• ()) a:J Sl'OITS: llU ....... W Tums lo be Hnounced . ea a w.re.... •Cl)lJlal ....
DIAf11W11DNI ...... "Ill Stlfdl If ........
All" '76-0ocumtnt.,y. • CllllCI ,. ...
0 0,..1111111 eai:.,.....• ... .....
11:00 e llleN: "l1lt ._.,.(ad¥) 'S2-
Rocl Camefotl. CtsM lotwo. • (I) l1I • ,,..,. ...... ........
-12:30-llu~t~ ..........
1100
........ 111 .. . . .., ....... ...
-1:11-
• ...._: • "Miit'" (clra) ··~~ l"'11ey. . .... .,
.,., .... Thlll
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Arlll 11
I MORNING
1:00
8 (I) Swlrile s-.ttr
-~ D C1n •ity FteAacl
• Uliltnity " tllt Ail
-6:30-
-~ CD ViMI Alqrt
81'1f• c.t • <fl If•, .. , .....
(I) ... " Acrk4lltlr• •!.11"1'~ • s,e.H o.t . ..... , .....
ID C.~ AIC film 121 Tiii .,.., luMh
(ft! Hot F114&1
7:00
• Dlllty'1 Trttl!MM 8 0 tB GMziltt/ltlll ....
eP...tttn
•CD cm a s.,.rtriltl* ""'' Cl> TY I Leib 1t Leln11tta
• Hot , ... Slllw -~ • llllplst I
-7:30-• ......... llllclc .... llldllM ...... ...,...
(I) lliMllrtll
• 1111 liiaf• rurt ""'4 •D1•111•1 ... ... ,..USA .............. . .......
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(Cl!ll) '5'-0.11 Day, Jeck ltllllllOll ............. ....
TV WEEK. APRIL 12, 1981
-10:30-
.. ID aJl SPORTS: Baseball
hams to bt announced
• a..nu•s r., ''" • (J) 9 a T1M11M1•11 DAllMtt & c.st•
• $11lllilliellS11111 ID Tiii P1Ht 11..-0 Woten' ,..Utt
11:00
• (I) 0 Tiit ,.,..,. .... ,
• SPORTS: W11l4 Ch1111,ienship
Tiiiis Cover11e of the $320,000
Challen11 Cup .
• CD (])) QI Wttha4 Special
(R) "The Trouble 111lh Miss Switch'
ID bttlf • lllkllff ., l.llCU !Aft
9 Tiit l4lliMss UdlHtt
-11:30-
• (J) a1 a AiMriu• 111141.
lt.all4 With host 01ck Clark
•s.ITl'lill m 1.tt·111n
taThtflltwMtrluM
(JI TIMHllMGar41111r
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... ....,, d JF(•)
(l!ll;)-T• f,..., ,..._ Imo
,. •• CM¥iCt .......... lk ,..
•• t • " .. -,,.. ... llWllllll ~ •CD••._...._ CR) "~ 1114 Sooll'f a Ottt" Ki• 1$
tlltllltd .-, "' 11ne11y ttw SoMy Ott Oft tM IM-111 t•flfftCol doll
bit .. tlfll ..th Htt\fy alld Ills ~rock blllld da,._
• lllttle: • •1c111 lltrtNIM 117" (dtl) '48(Zhrs)-Jamet Sthr·
•rt. Helen Wilker. lll(httd Collte.
l" J CoOll A 1111111 ad 111 1 Pf'SOllll
collllllll NIU Ille btai•llillt of I
report•'• tfb1s to fftt 111 i1111octnl
""" '""" Pf*ll •a a.a.:a.Olllt.,. ,, (2101$) Ptltf u.tillow ... tliii
atha C'11at1t wllodu11lt tl1111tt1
lcll stars J1111tt W11w1d ud
Camplltlt. [:J!!!!!![::l"' • e: "Tiit ltlllltQ!rm" (com) '61 (21111)-Sophl• Loren.
8100 eee(l)OO.._ ..........
•C1><11•0 ... • Tk Tee hllctl • ... A'"S•M •C...~ IDTlltsawMtflwll •T...,.../T...,
• Tiit Dldrlc c..,..,
-6:30-
(]) (I) (fJ (8)0 lltws . ...,.
9il<MJ lllllltr ....... lick .... , e Tiit '-1 Hilt Slits
0 A c...n.tlo!t • ...,..., wltll Clttt Mitts
ll~Set
7:00
•••o~ (I) a.r.., lliler
• ....., 0.,.Apll (l)Tk-tlc .... e Tiit Jebf'• WIW <II ..,, "lffil Slllw • 121 ra•s•H C1J Te T .. Ille Trlllll
GI Tiit Streets of S.11 F ranciseo 0 ,...,,../T.ay
St O..r lily (C·C) atAlr'..._1AIM1 II T1le lllKW/ltllltr Ae,.rt
-7:30-
9 Z • lllt Tlillll
(]) K.,,, °"' Aplll e 8 f1•ily fte4 .......
• [JWitllm lA
Cl) "1 lillpilM
GfecetM Miiiie
• Al Ill tllt Fa11ily
(1]J lrA•S•H
0 ler"'f ..... , os.nc., s.1
• Tiit lledlel/ltlirer b,.rt ...... a ""'9dled
8:00
• Cl) (1J Clleailc II norence.
Lyle ind their stiff are ch~1n1 lht
frllls afttf a rowdy football team
cllt<ks 111to tilt SI. Fredt!ick Hotel e D llldl....,. (R) "The Dor·
laa Secret" Tiit Oori.ns, who c.n
fttl 1 dudlJ '"''' by wurlnc llrantt maskta O¥tr their f1ea1. hold
the St111111p S•rchtr cepliwt unlil
the crew \llrlll over • Oori1n wo1111n
Peter Selle11. lltcause of htt l1ther·s
will, 1 millio111iress m11st m11ry 1
man who 1$ t 1ood buslntu1111n
• OI Stitt: llrlldl YtMI Lnlet
(R) Bt1uch lumel ICU olll "The
Dybbuk," • lttendwy plly of posses·
S1011 and "HelSMle. the 1'1111btet."
a 1mer dal1n1 back lo the 17111
century
((l ...... SM!tS.,
-8:30-
• Cl) (fJ ,.,, rtKt Superv1sm1
1tlorn1y 01v1d Ross eels hot·undtr
the collar when 1 htppy couple plays
1t ·cool' 1fler 111111 14·year·old
d1u1hter seeks leaal aid lo be
adopted into a re1ul11 family. e (]) (lJ (8) M9lk & Milldy
"Old Muuable Mor'lil' The toYOus
vis11 by evtryone's fnonte Gundma
Cora tUIM to &loom wllen slit CttS
muutd in lht park. but Moik turns
Ille dlst11dly deed into 1 llll111ous
caper wllen ht and Gund1111 1oin
forces to ewen 1he SCOlt
@Selle IJS.C
9:00
11 CJ) (l}l 11111111111, P.I. Under or
d1n1ry cucumstances. Thomu Maa
num aoes all out to help his clients.
but entennc 1 marathon swim run
bike llCt IS lOIAI too far. .. 0 llMlt: NfamllJ Pitt" (susp)
'77 (2hrs)-Kmn Black, Biuce Dern
Barblra Hims. Wilham Devine A
couple ·s dan1er filled surth for 1
m1ssm1 man IS trauchl 111th unra
pteltd d1sconues of c11mts beine
C4mm1t1ed b, a ~rson or persons
unknown lo them • (]) Cial (21) lirllly ..., (U)
(A) "Dorsey" A new delectrvt sp11u
career 1ealousy 1n Olfl(tr Levitt. the11
drops a r11l l1w.1nd order bombshell
by 1ccusin1 his fellow 1nvest1111ors
of beine on the take
f.m fll•11 'II Ch1rles Ch1mphn
1nd Gary £ssert hosl lll1s spet11I
h1&hh1hlin1 chps ind foot•&• from
e1chl films to be shown 1n the up
tom1n1 r1tmo tGJSMI• ,, ....
-9:30-
• (Ill at lnl louit Bumps
Into an Old lady" lou1t's attempt to
stttt his w1y lo romance 1nth t
pretty new driver rinas up a SI
million l1wsult when llt pilots lhe
cab into a hltle old lady as she steps
off lht curb.
•C....
·-...... (C.() '---"• i0100
• Cl) 0 • .,.. Miry 11 ... toll~ bf tM ...._,.., ....
hvt rtaellOI Of I .... "°"tlal
tMpioyff lo Ille .... that tit Oftff
11011 mtV rmor• Wt lltMtlll ~ Marr dlseowen that ba11r11• th•
mH 1 rtluct1nct sllllds tht INr tlllt
the oper1tlo11 wlll dtltroy lllS rete
ttonsMp with • yo1111a dul WOflllft,
511• trltJ lo t•I the couple to thence thtir minds . ...,,.
• l'J 21/!t .Wri .......... u AIMflcl• ,.,.,.._ m lbtttt,itce Tllutre: Thrne ..-.._:c><A> • •kM
a """""'' -10:30-.. .., .....
O f.W '411tar 0 lll~tryl (C·C)
11:00 II 8 CIJ ffl (21) ..., 8 star Trek
e (l)ctJUQlllews
• Tiit """""' '""' • 111•a•s•lf m Tiit ...., Hill SNw
® -· ,.,..., m Dkk c.wtt
-11:30-
11 Cl) IUl llhwtea: The Jtf(tr
llM," "lkMitt111 Md Wift"
D U 0 Jollnny CMMll . a (]) Clal a 1111ht~"'
G Let's M1•1 1 1>911 m ltopn'• .. ., ... m•retu 0 Pmtlltt
t'D <II ca,tionff QC ""' O)llMlt
12:00
• lllwlt: "lliflet IOf a lld111111"
(wts) '64-Alldie Murphy a (]) <IJ 121> Cflartle's Ancels
DGu~t at Mission lm~blt
-12:30-
D (fJl aJ) Tiit Tomo11ow Show
Coast hi Cont
OJ Olt Step ltJOtld
1:00
D hycait Pk111111t111 m lllowie: "All11My ol a lllurdtr"
(dra) 59-James Slew1rt m WotW ..... , 11ews
-1:10-
• Merrit: "Tripped ltflfllll tht
S.a"(drl) 7•-leeJ Cobb
Cial C.rol lclr1111t 13J To Ttlt tht Truth
-1:30-
• llotle: "lff1ir in ~nn1" (d")
'57 -Aaymond Burr
0) lllnlt: "ltd Garters" (wu )
'54-Aosemar) Clooney Jack Carson
-2:35-u MIN: ''Tiie ~~ altd tlM 111111"
(wu ) 71 Peler Duet Btn Murphy
3:00
Cl) Mo.it: "Horror Ilda lrtm
tllt Tomb" (hor) 10-Piul Huchy
. -3:10-
• Mewl": "flOlttna Dlltdl1111n," MG .. Slllp"
I
ll:tl • e "o.rtTrll'' ( .. )
'35-Jolln Wtrnt.
!1:31 • """' .......... " J• Vtnt" (tel h) 1l-lou
Toe• A 1911l cent1111 prof._,
""1111 on an tlftfll!ltlll. is 1bd11eted by • llllld of .it•t•
wllo • lo t.o114utr t)a.,llOrld with 1111 _proftMOl'1 i11vtllf1011.
l1:t0 • "Oil tf 6e Pl/IA" ("'YI) ''1-JWCIM1
.., ''M ......... '76-0ocv
mentJrI
3:t0 C1I "Tiit .... lid" (lct.)-
Jed Alflfl, J. Lloyd Neltofl .
QI "ftHds ef a..lu" (dra)
'61-Brtctlord 01llman
3:30 Cl "Y•aillllac Afrlu" '71-
0ocumentary.
•V•NHIQ I
8:00 UBID (l)(J)@ ....
8 CI><flall8 ..., . ....., .....
D Tic Ttc Olup
G) M•A'"S•H m liood Tinin
@ T Oll!Offow Ca111t Muell l.rllr
fm The ""' Anltrlcus
9 Tiit Dtdric CM..-y
-6:30-
(]) CJ) (J]) !JI) <D ""' CJ llllseye <m lltlltf llliltr m w.... 11c1 ....,
0) Tiit 1tt1111 Hill SNw m .....,, """ a.tt 11Metts 9 Studio Set
7:00
fJDB <B""' CD larMy Mitltr
fJ H•pr. 0.1• Alalll CJ) lie IC Olutll
DTht .io.1r'1Wll4I
(fA) llltrw Grltfln Slits m a M•a•s•H
CIJ) To T tll lht T Niii
Cl) Tiit Streets et S.11 fl'llldtce
@ ............. in bwln
m °"' blJ cc.c> 1DA,rtM!eMt1a..r
19 The Macthll/Llllrlf "'"°" -7:30-
fJ Z on lht Ten
CD Ha,,, O.JS Ac•ln 8 (8) QI) f1111ily Ftucl
., Sii• .. "' 8 Ttlttont
(J) PM lllapllnt
GFautllttktk at Ml In tllt F•milr
(J]) 11•a•s•H
@ lanMJ Milltr
181 Wiii Strttt ...._
tD Tiit MacJltit/IAllm R.,.rt m 111u • Ltlot 0 The ltltiMss [l(hHCt
8:00
II ()) ()]I lflt lncredllllt H•lk
David 1s belr11nd1d by I dw11t
wrestler who tries to make up for his
small stature by telhnc tall tiles. one
..... 1S
•RINI COLORS
FOi YOUI HOMI
-. . .. .
-6:30-.. ()) ..... CI>....,.., • .,,t,.., ...
.tifluy ..... a s.cc., .... 11 s.ra..r .,...,....,F..._
QI ,_ c.w.. i.,ltt
•OSIMlllDt~N
8 Vic lfHtt'a T•• ler tllt
Flltllft
-1:30-
• Cl) 0 flt Flo Mts a flJint '""' on lltf way home tro111 wor• bllt 110 OM 11 lht Ytltow Rose be
liMS W. os....,,....
9:00 9 Cl) ID SftCIAL: Tiii ...U.
filllt IMtitlll ~ " Fr..il AIU!ft 1:00 (!hrs) frtd Astaire, wilo Ills dlrzle4 e Ill S.rdl Of ..... Jin1my Hoffa.. 1udtt11US wilh his lootwor• e11 ruse. CD Cl) Tiie ...,,.. SIMl9 in SC1>teS ol films ind on telttlSIOft.
• bdtr ,..,., w~I be honored. D ID Qt Tiie ~ t1w• 8 SIOO,OIO .._ 1'111t T11111 dis Stt1et. Llsbr 1nd l11e11no ll1we cm. ~!.. '=-N .. a f1lhn1 out over what lo do about ,.... H: K:,. Vito GencwtSe's slay1n1 ol his 1111 0 WW G.w lnend·f'husband ind how to handlt
fD u, 1114 Clllill (C.C) the feud between Dutch SGhulll and
-~..-Alltfla MMI 0oa CoH. _,_.. •a..F•
-7:30-. • CJ) (fl 8 Love ... t (C·C) 8 Tlltlt.,,.tSllN(R)Witlttunt (R) A man believes that 1 woman Is
Mac DHis. from outer Sj)ace: C.pt. Stub1na has
CJ) """ ..,. • trouble with 1 lofmer 1111t11end. and D FatlilJ f"4 1 model learns 1 lesson lrom two
81\efs ~I bachelors
II S.rdt Of ... D Tiie Plllct
(JI rr-. Tllllt S.11 Diqt. e ltm Criffl1 Sllew ID °"" .,,.. I Clmic (C.C) • w.w c.c.r11 •ittl .,., ..
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I 9 Tiie CastlM °'1917
-9:30-
G)CofltKte
10:00 D ft i. Strett ._ film
at Eleven" Whtie lht stlbol house ~UUtS Wtth actmty 1nd btllllt SUS
pects-1ncilld1nc • part ,oun1 1111n
who fancies h1msell • l11ter day
Count Oracul1 and 1 ~ SllO\lt
1n1 C,11bbt1n woman-Capt11n
f Ullfkl ~Ultlly dlltCIS I discreet II
vest1a1t10n mlo the su month old
shoottn& of Office1s Renko 1nd Htll ...... 8 CD <Ill a fa..W, llN114 (R)
A woman. who wants to be a se1
TYWlllC. ..... 11.111'1
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Cl>llllM: "llM 1;JJ (dra) ''1-
JelfT•1 Hunter, David Janssen. • ,., w AIM tf ttie '7t'a
-11:30-
• lrtriet: .... , .. ~, ""'·" ..... We" • a • s.-., 1111t1t u.. • •: ~ .. die ,....
,........ (llor) 'SI-Jolin Acat .
CJ) lletlt: "ftt • fn Dtlttt Iller•" (drl) '67-aint wcwood.
llffit: "Tllt hHlf Ttwtf''
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