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PeJrjUry· plan recouµted . in 'Alcala case
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By FREDERUCKSCBOEMEJIL burelu and beroln uter,
ot..,DliltfNllWifl ~· testified at a special bearint or-
Repeating testimony o( one dered by the atate Supreme
year ago, a s.tate prison inmate Court that the object of the al-
said Friday he and two others leged conspiracy "was to try
conspired \to lie In giviog and get together and make UP a
testimony ab out Rodney James story about the Alcala case."
Alcala's alleued involvement in Drake said he co,ncocted about
the kidnappiln& and murder of "90 percent" of the testimony
12.year-old Robin Samsoe of the other inmates eave durint
Huntington Beach. Alcala's preliminary hearing ln
Joe Oralee, a convicted West Orange County Municipal
Court and subsequent trial lD
Oranae Cowity Superior Court.
One of those inmatea, Robert
Dove, already h~ te•tlfied 1n
the speciaJ bearinl before Judie
PbUlp Schwab that he lied dur-
ing the trial when be aald Alcala
had admitted his role ln the
Samsoe case.
Dove further claimed that
another inmate, Michael Her-
rera, also Ued on the witnell
stand. Herrera_, bowever1 cannot
be located ano bu not testified
in tbe beartn1.
The speclal bearin1 Into
whether the inmates gave per-
jured testimony wos ordered by
the Supreme Court in March at
the request of Keith Monroe and
David Zimmerman, Santa Aila
attorneys handllne Alcala 's ap-
peal of hia convlctipn of murder
and kidnapping and sentence to
de at b l n the at ate• a c as
chamber.
Appeal is automatic in death
penally cases under state law.
Alcala, 37, of Monterey Park,
was accused of abducUng Miss
Samaoe In Huntington Beach in
June tm, killing her and dump-
ing her body in the foothills near
Sierra Madre in Los Angeles
County. He is currently servtns
'CHUTINQ THE BREEZE -Participants jockeying for position today at the
start of tht ? 34th annual Ensenada race would envy this much sailina space.
This was < mother bright day off Newport Beach when Dust 'em from San
Diego led I Bigwig, left, and Lone Star on the final spinnaker rWl for the San
~ ...... ~..,·-~· Diego Lipton Challenge Cup, eventually won by Long Beach Yacht Club's
Valle:y
ballo•[)D race
starts today
Two days of balloon racing
begin today al Mile Square Park
in Fountain •Valley.·
The 75th 1 anniversary Gordon
, Bennett Ba Hoon Race, a dis·
tance contes t, wi 11 be held today.
featuring 1; ~ entries from the
1 United State s and other nations
The firs1. Fountain Valler;
Classic, an accuracy contest iit
which pilot! 1 must land near a
predetermined goal , Is
scheduled fc •r Sunday.
Balloon 1 ·ace activities 'o\-ill
take place I rrom 7 a.m. lo dusk
each day ir 1 the park's central
flight field. Admission is $5 for
, adults, $2.50 for children age 5 to
12. and todd lers free.
Entry to the park will be on
Eding.er Avenue between
Brookhurst and Euclid streets.
8111111 I :DIST lllTHIR
Consid erable low cloudi·
ness th1' ough Sunday with
only par Ual clearing in af-
ternoon a. Highs in 60s
Lows 54 to 62.
111111 TD 1IDIY
Cinemt ll rt~b got a
chance t ~ have their pro-
ductionl judged at tM Cal
State F 'Ullerton Student
Film Ft rrtfvol. See Page
C2.
11111
Flambuoyant. The traffic afloat will be aft-to-stern today at noon at the
Newport jetty as more than 600 yachts are expected to head downcoast in the
biggest international sailing race in the world.
One whale of a ride AT&T rate
bike plan
questioned Cetacean bats Laguna surfer out of the water
Some might call it a whale of
a ride, but 15-year -old surfer Ian
Baird said Friday it was scary
to have a JO.foot gray whale
blast you out of the water off
Laguna Beach.
''I was sea red bee a use I
couldn't breathe very well. I was
afraid it was going lo hit me
again," Baird said of Tuesday's
body.surfing venture that went
wrong when a whale flipped him
out or the water.
Baird remained hospitalized
Friday after suffering internal
bleeding and a bruised kidney In
the encounter with the whale.
"I WAS about JO feet offshore,
body surfing. A bunch of whales
came in and I went out to take a
look," he said in a telephone in-
terview from South Coast
Medical Center. where he was
listed in satisfactory condition.
He said he ventured close lo
Air quality
said good
/or weekend
EL MONTE (AP) -The Air
Quality Management Dittrict
forecast good alr quality for the
entire south coast air buln this
weekend, with unhealthful alr
for semltive penom e:apected ln
several areas for lloaday.
For today and Sunday, tbe
AQMD forecaat a Pollutant
Standard Inda raUn1 of 100 for
the San Fernando-Santa. Ct.rlta
and San Gabrlel-Pomona
valley1.
'l'he coaalal, Jnlaad Orance
County. metropolltan. Blc au,,
hlJh and low desert aa• .Hemet-
lllinote areas were all ex~
to ~ave a PSI of 42.
For Monday, lhe AQMD
Corecat unbealt.blul air quaUt1
for aenslUve penons ln se•eral
are11.
one of the giant mammals -by
this time only 10 feet offshore in
about 11 to 12 feet of water -
when the beast suddenly sub-
merged. The next thing he knew
he was catapulted out of the
water and flipped head over
heels.
"It hit me really hard. I lost
my breath. After I caught my
breath I kinda floated on my
back toward shore," said the in-
jured swimmer, noting the
whale "took off" afterward.
FRIENDS onshore who had
watched in disbelief helped
Baird from the water.
"l'm really sore right now,"
said Baird. "I can't walk."
A spokeswoman for Sea World
in San Diego said it is not un-
common for California gray
whales to venture close to shore
during their Mexico-Alaska mi-
grations.
"Most of the whales have gone
up north by now. but there could
be a few stragglers." said the
marine facility 's Jackie O'Con·
nor . ''But generally they are
further out to sea.
"They could have been a
group of juveniles. They tend to
kind of amble along. They in-
vestigate this cove and that cove
and tend to play around," she
said. n0Un1t that a 30-foot
"playful" gray whale could
weigh as much as 20,000 pounds.
Does young Baird have any
hard feelings about his briny ad·
versary?
"I think they should be pro-
tected. But they're real
powerful," he said.
Change your clocks
Either plan to 10 to bed one
hour earlier tonleht or eet up one
hour later tomorrow. Otherwile,
you '11 lose some sleep.
Daylight Savlnss Time taJtea
effe<:t at 2 a.m. Sunday momln1.
Clocks must be advanced one
hour.
Lone-Ume time cbanaen rec-
ommend tumlnJ clocka ahead
when retlrin1 tonight. Should
1ou forget, bear ln mind you'll
~ one hour law tor wort Mon-
day.
A belptul 11Jin1 ii. ''Sprint
forward, t'all back." ....
Violence erupl•
81 IM AllMtaW PrM
A anlper attack Oft a eonWJ of
coal tnlCb left two ctrtven ln· Jured Friday u ltl'Wai·UDitied
llln• Wortttts Uied-to cIOM 11111n-
ualon coal o,tradoat Ill K•·
tacky, police uld. It w11 the third 11\ootln1 lnctdeat ta
Eaatem coaltleldt tb.lt w .. t :
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WASHINGTON CAP > -
Consumers received an Uftex·
pected reprieve Fridar when the
Federal Communications Com·
mission told American
Telephone & Telegraph Co. it
has doubts about lhe lawfulness
of a proposed 16 percent rate in-
crease.
Business customers who use
two other specialized phone
services, however, were not so
lucky. The FCC's staff said a 16
percent rate Increase for both
leased private-line and WATS
service would be allowed to take
effect with less than 90 days
notice.
The business rate increases
can be implemented May 10 -
or five days after the com-
mission releases tbe text of an
opinion raising AT&T's profit
margin -whichever ls later.
That written opinion ls expected
/ to be released in the next week
or two. ·
THE ANNOUNCEMENT on
AT&T's tegular long-distance
phone rates waa made by the
aeency's common carrier
bureau, actine with ~elegated
authority for the commission.
The declalon U•ely will delay
any rate boost tor consumers.
.who·bave 6een Cactnl the pros-
pect of an lncrae ~'/er since
the FCC aereed April 6 that
AT•T•a rate of retum WU too
low.
The commtalJlon a1reed to
raiH the rate of retum, or p.rofit m•~ln1 from 10.5 percent to
12.15 percent ln recoenltlon of
the firm'• need to attract new in·
• veston and ralae conatructJon
capltal
' VNDBa A decllion announc.d
tut December, the a1ency not-
ed, replar lon1-diltance 1ervlce caon• pnerate more than the
autbortlild rate of return, even II
the company•• overaU profit
ftom alt tbnte aentcu endl up
at the p~r level.
"
hls sentence on San Quentin's
death row
During Alcala 's lengthy trial,
Drake had testified Dove and
Herrera lied. Drake has not fully
explained why he decided to
break from the alleged con-
spiracy.
Repeating in large measure
ois earlier testimony . Drake
(See ALCALA, Page A2)
Spring
• testimony
doubted
By DAVID KUTZMANN
011 ... 0ellf ,.Uo..S\atl
An Orange County prosecutor
insisted Friday murder deren-
dant Ronald Spring was lying
and attempting lo mask has true
feelings when he testif1ecl this
week he never mtended to h;.irm
or kill a popular Seal Reach
Catholic pnest >AP<> died rrom a
blow to the head
.. He test1f1ed for thl' purpose
of helping himself." Deputy Dis-
trict Attorney Dave Carter told
a supenor court Jury in closm~
statemf'nts
SPRING, 33, IS standing tnal
for the murder of Father Felix
Doherty of St Anne's Catholic
Church in Februarv 1980
Father Doherty ·died of brain
tnJuries associated with a blow
to the head that Spring admitted
Thursday he was responsible
for.
But the former Vietnam
veteran and mental patient
claimed on the witness stand he
only struck the 64 ·year old pnest
"in the rush or the moment"
when he felt he was bemg re·
buffed.
Carter . seeking a second
degree murder conviction. told
Jurors in Judge Jamt•s K
Turner's courtroom that Spnng
had "selective recall" when it
came to details damaging to his
case.
I N PARTICULAR. the pros·
eculor said. the defendant did
not tell jurors of any thoughts he
had that might indicate his m·
tent to harm representatives of
the Catholic Church.
·'He knows . . that that leads
to an intent , an element
necessary for second degree
murder," said Carter. who has
claimed Spring suffered from a
"warped fanta sy" that
culminated in his attack on the
elderly cleric.
Spring had testified he wanted
to talk with Father Doherty
about his plans to marry a
woman he had been seeking un-
successfully for eh~ht years.
The defendant said he
believed the woman was
possibly a nun and he had sought
her out in convents from
Chicago to California
CHIEF DEPVTY Pubhc
Defender. Ronald Butl~r .
Spring's lawyer. has contended
his client's testimony only rein-
forced his contention that "this <see SPRING, Page A2)
Suspects'
identities
released
The Orange County Sheriff's
De partment has released the
identities of two men alleged lo
have eluded capture Monday
following a 14.000 robbery al the
San Juan Country Club in San
Juan Capistrano.
They are:
-James Edward McCraw, 34, with a last known address of
1415 California St., Huntineton
Beach.
-Rick Lee Rose, 25. of Buena
Park.
The two men are alleged to
have escaped sheriff's deputies
early Monday morning after
abandoning a car In the ex-
cluaive Three Arch Bay private
enclave in South Laguna follow-
ing the robbery.
'A third suspect, Duayne
Daniel Chrlatlanaen, 25, of
Newport Beach, waa arrested ,after he aurre.ndered at a nearby
111ollne1taUon. •
Lt. Wyatt Hart, aberift'a de-
partment apokeaman, tJld the
search f9r the two men la conU-
nuln1. <Juiatlanaen w11 booked
into Oranp Couty J all on sua-
plclon ~ robbe17 and wu beln&
held on 125,000 ball.
"'
NEW YORK (AP) -
Americans generally support
President Reagan's plan to cut
government spending and
federal taxes. although a sub·
stant1al number worry that his
proposals may be too drastic, an
Associated Press-NBC News poll
says
A l.>Omewhat smaller group
satd Reagan has not gone far
enough in his proposal lo chop
more than $48 billion out of the
fiscal l982 federal budget
Despite weeks of debate on
Capitol Hill and the Reagan ad·
min1strallon's efforts to sell its
plan lo the public. support for
tht.• president's economic pro·
posuls remains al about the
sanw ll-vels as measured in the
latl' Frbruarv AP-NBC News poll ·
MORE THAN three out of hve
Aml·m ·ans s upport t.>ach of the
three m<1Jor planks of the
Rea~an proposa ls c uts in
frderal Spl'nlling. euls an federal
Slavin
• services
sch e duled
Memonal services will be held
"unday for former Lagunan Si
'-;l<J\ in. who founded the city's
C'11une1l on Aging and wa~ active
1n tht• Senior Citizens Club
~ r Slavin. v. ho moved to
LJguna Reach m 1963 after retjr.
mg a~ a fum1ture designer in
1.m. J\ngPles. died Apri l 18 at tht>
.1 g t• of 74
II t' had rct•t•ntly mo' ed to
Lt·1sun· World
'.\1 r Slavin !>Old real l'Slale m
l.C:1guna Het1t•h <ind also was a ..,,.u lpt11r and photographer
lh· v.a~ long a familiar ftgurl'
at Laguna Beal·h Cit) Council
mt•t·l1ng!> v.ht•n • ht' C'h<1mp1ont'd
..,,.n 1or 1·1t 11c•n J.>rOJl'Cl l> the
1·1·11l11i.:.' c1nc1 11m1n~ issue ...
llt· ,tl..,o v.a ... a memht•r of the
S11 uth ('11 a ~1 C o mcnun1t1es
.h ·v. ,..,h C't·ntt·r in l.<1gun..1 Beach.
v. ht· rt• mt•m1>r1JI ... ('f\ ICC'> v.111 ht'
ht>ld ••I 2 30 p m Sunday
Mr Slavin 1'> <,urv1vt•d by his
v. 1d11v. .Ja n•· 11f lht: family
homt·. <,on Dr Wiiiiam Slavin of
Sherman Oab . and three
grandchildren
rhl' fam11\ ... uggt•sts donations
lw m,uh• t11 th1· .J1•v.1sh Center or
th•· .It•\\ 1..,h lkfl•nse Lt•agu<· of
l!'n.11 fl'nlh
WANTS A HOME -This 3·
year-old Airedale mix anx-
iously awaits some loving
hands -preferably those of
children -to pet her and
take her home. She's at
Newport Beach Animal
Shelter, 125 Mesa Drive.
Costa Mesa.
OAAHGE COAST
Daily Pilat
Thomas P Haley ..._,
Robert N WHd ~
M ThomuKHYll ._
Thomae A. Murphlne ...........
Chart .. ...,~o•· A.....,. ·-Btrnatd Schulmen a....
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Ktn~h ~. Ooddard Jr. ~.,._
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taxes and hiaher def n1e apend·
Ing.
Fifty-eight percent of those
who had heard of Reagan's pro-
po11 a ls said they backed
Reagan's caU for $48.8 billlon In
cuts 1" federal spending. Four-
teen percent aald they favor
some of the cuts and oppose
others. Another 16 percent natty
oppose lhe reductions Twelve
percent were not sure.
The results were based on in·
terviews with 1,604 adults across
the nation April 13·14.
In the late February AP-NBC
News poll, 61 percent favored
the cuts and 13 percent opposed
them.
REAGAN'S . proposed three·
year tax cut was favored by 71
percent of those who had beard
about it and opposed by lS per·
cent. Fourteen percen\ were not
sure. That is the same as found
by the February poll.
The president's proposed in ·
creases in military and defense
spending got strong backing.
with 70 percent favoring such in·
c reases Nineteen percent were
opposed and 11 percent were not
sure.
But there 1s a fear that
Reagan has gone too far
Thirty-nine percent of those
who knew of lhe economic pro·
gram agreed that while federal
spending shou ld be cut ,
"Reagan's proposed c uts go too
far " Fifty two percent dis
agreed.
ON THE issue of tax cuts. 36
percent termed Reagan's plan
too drastic. Fifty.four percent
disagreed with that charac-
terization.
There also 1s some sent1ment
going the other way on the issue
of spending cuts
Twenty eight percent of those
who knew of the proposals said
the spending cuts don't go far
enough Sixty-four percent dis
agreed
One of the key disagreements
over what the govern ment
should do to help the economy
centers on a choice between cut
ting spending and culling taxes
The Reagan proposal essentially
seeks to achieve both at the
same time
If a choice has to be made. lht
public would prefer to cul spend
ang before cutting taxes
Ellis Avenne
cwsrue set
Ellis Avenue 1n Fountain
Valley Wlll be closed from Ward
Street east to the San Otego
Fn·t•way from Monday through
Friday. May R, city traffic of
f1<·1als have announced
The closure 1s for installation
of a storm dram beneath the
stret•t
From Page A1
O..ly,.....,....., alcMNC-r
A Sea Stallion Manne helicopter was being held up by rafts after crashing mto surf off Capistrano Beach.
_Marine copter crtishes
. Pilot, crew uninjured in Capistrano mishap
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of .... o.lty ~ .. ·~
A Marine Corps helicopter,
which witnesses said was spin·
ning out of control before it hit
the ocean, crash landed Friday
about 30 feet offshore at
Capistrano Beach.
The pilot and four crew mem-
bers escaped unhurt following
the 11 : 15 a m mishap, wit
nessed by several residents in
the private beach community
JUSt south of Dana Point
MARINE SPOKESMEN at El
Toro said Friday they did not
know what caused the pilot to
bring the copter down on the
nearly empty beach. But one
witness said the pilot told him
the hydraulic system on the rear
rotor failed
Hobie Alter Jr . whose house
1s in front of where the copter
landed . said the pilot ex
Jets barely miss
mid-air collision
JACKSONVILLE. Fla <AP >
Two jetliners came within
1,0(}() feet or colliding Friday
35 ,000 feet ove r northeast
Florida during a computer
failure at an air traffic control
center. the Federal Aviation Ad·
ministration reported.
·'This 1s what we refer to
technically as a systems error.
It certainly was nearly a mid-air
collision." FAA spokesman Jack
Barker said in Atlanta.
The Delta Air Lines L-1011 and
th.e lJS/\1r DC 9 should havP
been s eparated by s everal
miles. B<1rker said
lT WAS not 1mmed1ately
known how many people were
aboard the planes. whirh l'om
pleted their flights safely
The incident orcurrcd at 10:46
a .m EST (7 ·46 a m . PSTl north
of Jacksonville as the Delta jet
was flying frc,m Atlanta to Fort
Lauderdale and the USAir
aircraft was en r oute from
Baltimore to Tampa. Barker
said
At the same time, a romputer
was out of service at an air traf·
ric control station in Hilliard 1n
northeast Flonda
Wh1lt: the rnmputer was not
working. radar was functioning
normally, Bark£'r said
A!1 mvest1~al1on ~as begun
immediately.
perienced trouble when the Sea
Stallion was about 10,000 feet
high.
"He told me he was having
trouble with the rear rotor blade
that keeps the (copt er> body
straight," Alter said.
"He said he came down as
fast as he could from about
10,000 feet and tried to land
between the houses and the
water"
ALTER SAID the pilot began
to shut down the power as the
copter neared the water, "and
lhat 's when the rear rotor
stopped completely .
·'Then the whole he It copter
began doing 3605 ," the long lime
surfer said.
Alter. whose father ereated
Hobie surfboards and
catamarans, said the helicopter
landed in knee-deep water. "And
as soon as the rotor blades
stopped. a couple of the Marines
bailed out as fast as they could,"
he explarned.
Marine Lt. Mark Hough said a
Marine engineering squadron
was en route to the scene late
Friday with a 50-ton crane in an
attempt to pull the copter from
the surfline.
T H E SEA Stallion . the
Mannes' largest helicopter. was
being kept afloat by rafts late
Friday
The helicopter 1s from Manne
Helicopter Training Squadron
301.
Crackd1tDwn
nets dr1.ig
suspect:!~
Armed with arrest and search
warrants , narc olics in ·
vestigators from fi . .,e law en
forcement agencies swept
through communitie H in Orange
and Riverside counti 1~s Friday in
a crackdown on tr.nfficklng in
heroin and stolen pro 1perty
Orange Count y Sheriff's
Department Lt. Wya 1tl Hart said
arrests occurred i n Orange,
Stanton, Santa Ana and Lake
Elsmore m Riverside County
Seventeen persons suspected
or involvement in bo' lh traffick
1ng of heroin and t 1tle sale or
trade or stolen pro pt. rty for the
drug were named in .irrest war
rants, Hart said
Prior to obtainini:: the war
rants, the sheriff's ·spokesman
said . agents sue cessfull:,.
purchased 59 balloon:; of heroin,
valued at $25 each
Hart said the two-inonlh long
undercover oper::1t1 on wa~
unique in that "1t gr:llph1cally ii
lustrates the connect 1 on between
receivers or stolen propert)
(fences > and drug tr. :1Hicking b>
mearui or burglary. 1 · obbery and
theft."
Hart said the alleged dealers
would accept stolen goods and
food stamps m addil ion to cash
in exchange for drugs
A bout 30 officers from the
l'Ounty Sheriff's 0<· partment,
the R1vers1de Count'' Sheriff's
Department, Santa ,irna Police
Department. Stant11n Police
Department and Ora 1nge Police
Department were i111volved m
the roundup. Hart said
ALCALA HEARING. • •
BARKER said the pilots of
Delta fhghl 1063 and L'SAir
flight 77 spotted each other ap
proaching what he likened to a
traffic intersection in the sky.
The Marine SPokesman said it
was hoped the green copter
could be pulled 6nto the beach,
and repairs made in order to al·
low it to be flown out of the area.
The sweep began in Orange
early Friday momiri g
said f'nday the inmates wanted
to "snitch" on Alcala in the
hopes their own charges would
be dropped and they would be
released from Jatl.
Drake said he read newspaper
accounts and watched television
news broadcasts to glean in·
formation about the Alcala case
He s<1id he then wrote the
"script'' used by Dove and He r
rera in their testimony
Alcala 's attomeys produced a
letter Friday wntten by Drake
to a Jail inmate in which Drake
wrote. .. I made up almost
word lor word what they both
said tn . court
"Is that a true statement?"
Monroe inquired.
"Yes. it is." Drake resr><>nded.
In his cross examination of
Drake. Deputy District Attorney
Richard Farnell, the trial -pro·
secutor, attempted to show that
Drake possessed information
a bout the case unknown to the
news media. and thus. could on·
ly have come from Alcala.
Farnell previously had assert-
ed that Dove was "lying through
his teeth" in recanting his pre-
vious testimony in the Alcala
case
Much of Friday's testimony
centered on whether Herrera re-
ce ived a "deal" from pro-
secutors in agreeing to testify
against Alcala.
r
Deputy Probation Officer Dan
-.
Kon a te"st1t 1ed Herrera re·
ceived "special consideration"
in the handling or a pending pro-
bation v1olat1on by agreeing to
testify against Alcala But
granting of such consideration,
Kona said, is not unusual
The probation violation that
would have sent Herrera to stale
prison was d1sm1ssed the same
day Alcala was sentenced to die
in the gas chamber.
Deputy District Attorney Lee
Staton testified that he. Kona.
Deputy Public Defender
Gregory Jones and Judge
Richard Beacom agreed that
Herrera's probation violation
should be dismissed because he
had "stuck his neck out" in
testifying against Alcala
Staton asserted that pro
secutors feared Herrera would
be in danger if sent to state
prison because of inmates'
hatred for persons who
"snitch "
Prosecutors also took note of
the fact that Herrera's probation
violation r esulted from less
serious petty thefts, not anned
robbery. the crime for which
Herrera was on probation,
Staton said.
Alcala's attorneys hope at the
end or the special hearlng into
the conduct of the inmates to
win a new trial for their cli~nl.
The hearing will continue next
Thursday.
From Page A1
SPRING. • •
was • misdemeanor aaaault and
battery" that could only support
a conviction 0£ involuntary
m analaughter. •
Butler said there had been no
evidence presented to Indicate a
speclflc intent on Sprtn1'1 part
to kUl.
~a~r. however, claimed that Sprln1 Intended to harm any
repraentatJve of th cburch be
could tlnd and .t hat he de-llbera~ely laoleted Father
Doherty ln lb• rMl' doorwa)' o(
S&i. Ann•'• rectory to Hllult
hlm.
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Assembly Speaker Willie Brown poses with t he G reat
California Resource Rally Bear who was on hand to
promote rally week, April 20-26, encouraging Califor-
nians to support recycling and litter-control ac-
tivities.
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Wtlhams m '\'ew York's Xenon disco Miss Dual and
Williams are co-stars in the movie " Popeye."
Princf' Michaf'l of Kent.
cou!>1n nf Que.-n 1-:lizabelh II.
and his "'1fo annnum·cd lhe
birth of thl·•r ..,c·<·ond C'hild . a
daughtc·r
A K l' n s 1 n g t o n P J I a C' t•
spokPsman said Pri nct>ss
Michael gavl' birth lo a 7
pound. 7 nunn• ~1rl ;Jt St
Mary's Hospital in London.
und thut "mother and child
a re doing very well "
The babv . who will he
named in a ·re ..... dav!>, will ~
18th in linC' for the British
throne. The pnnC'l' and prin
cess also have a 2 vcar-old
son . Lord Frederick Windsor .
Profi~ 'nil'
from muaiool
Barooeu Mwta Yoa Tr.,,
aald ahe never 1ot a penny of
the profitl of eithe r the movie
or 1t a1e production of "Tbe
Sound of Music " lnsplred by her World War ii experiences.
•'The only thine I h ave ever aot trom •The Sound of Music'
11 t his trip to Europe," the
76-year -old baroness, who
lives tn Ve rmont, told the
Presa Association, Britain's
do m eatic news agency.
She arrived in London to
promote a $1.65 milUon stage
production or the show open-
ing in London in mid-August.
The Rodgen and Hammen ·
tela musical was based on the
baroness' book. "The T rapp
Fam ily Singers." about her
fa'mily's flight to Switzerland
after the Nazi invasion of
Austria
A San Diego accountant did
better at the slot machines
than he did in the golf tourna-
m ent he came to Las Vegas to
play 10, WlMing $124,722.41 on
a quarterslot machine
R ichard Price had put about
$10 75 cents at a time -into
the progressive machine ar
Sam's Town Hotel a nd Cam-
bhng Hall when four triple
bars hned up on the bottom
line
Max Webster, o ne of
Canada's best known ro('k
bands. canceled a U.S tour,
and probably will split up. a
spokesman for the group's
management company says
Tom Barry, a senior ex
N'Ut1 ve at SRO Productions.
said Max Webster pulled out of
the tour because of exhaustion
of its lead singer and guita nst
Kim Mitchell.
M 1tchell. "ho formed the
be1nd !>l'\eral years ago m
Sarnia Ontario. returned to
Cane1da afll'r lhl' dec1s1on lo
send the band home was made
in Memphis
A group of ministers upset
over the controversial Dr.
Ba ile-y Smith's leadership of
the Southern Baptist Conven-
tion decided to work against
Smith's re-election. a
newspaper reported
The decision was reached
during a series of private
meetings involving 20 "de-
nominational loyalists" at
First Baptist Church in Me m -
ph as, Dr Bill She rm aa, put.or
of Woodmont Baptist Church
in Nashville. told The Com-
mercial Appeal
A 61-year-old congressman
paid a $175 fine and was placed
on probation after pleading
guilty to a charge of driving
while intoxicated and under
the influence of prescription
drugs
Rep Larry Winn. R-Kan ..
was placed on probation for
the term of a JO.day jail sen-
tence Ile also had a one-year
r C'st rirt1on placed on his
drivC'r's license prohibiting
him from driving within 24
hours afl<•r con sumi n g
alcohol
Crisp spring day due
T hundershowers expected to end over No r t heast
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Orange Coast DAJLY PfLOT/Saturday, Aprll 25, 1981
Victim ~<-remem8ereU , .
Longer pri
violence a
terms, discouragement of
at Newport Beach conferenc e
Jt was a day set aside to pay
s pecial attention to the needs
and rights or Orange County's
"for1otten" victims or violent
crime.
But top law en forcement and
c r imin al juslice officials who
s p oke F riday at a Newport
Beach confe rence made it clear
that spending more time and
money on victims alone would
do nothing to stem lhe nsing
tide of crime and violence
"You can't reduce the number
of victims until you reduce the
amount or crime," Orange Coun
t y Distnct Attorney Cecil Hacks
declared.
_ BE FORE HE SPOKE, Hicks
was served with a subpoena to
testify at a special hearing next
week dealing with claims of per
JUry dunng the lrial of convicted
child killer Rodn ey Jamei.
Alcala a year ago
Hicks was served w1lh the sub
poena at lunch It requires him
to appear in Orangt· County
Superior Court Friday
Friday's half day program at
the Shere1ton Hotel was co
sponsored by lht' rnunty's Vic
tim ·Witness Ass 1stan ce Pro
gram and lht• District AttomC'y's
Office
HICKS, WlllU ·: atknowll'dg
ang more funds an• nl'cdt.>d for
v1cllm uss1stanct•, ad vocated
I oug her and lon)!t.>r prison term!>
to sho"' C'rtm1n:.1ls tht•v arc 1n
det•d being pun1sht•d · "That's
"'hat tl's Jll aboul .. ht• 'itlld
LONGER TERMS URGED
Cectl Hicks
family, the communit y and
fin<1lly the govemme nt
SA YING SL'CH l'.ontrols must
be a communitv rathe r th;.in
government e ffort . the polin·
rh1ef said. "I'd hke vou to tn to
put me out of business · · ·
f'raday's Orange County t•on
ft'rence 1.1.as pe1rt of sl<1tew1dt'
and ne1t1onal recognition of tht•
rights of v1ct1ms
In addition to Hieb e1nd
(; r o .:; s . s IH' a k e r s 1 n c I u ti c d
Orungc Coun t ~ Super v1-.or
Bruce Nes tande and L05
Angeles Superior Court Judge
Erle E. Younger
Hicks. noting that state funds
had been allocated to programs
such as sexual orientation for
homosexua l s. asked his
listeners. "I just wonder where
our priorities are."
ORANGE COUNTY'S Victim
Witness Assistance P r ogram,
with 14 paid staff members and
60 volunteers. offers services in
all municipal and supenor court
branches m the county
Through both direct as
s 1st a n ee and refe rral work.
counselo rs help victims cope
with the traumat 1c effects of the
crimes they have t'xperienced
Tht') a lso lt•am ..., hat's expect
t>d of them in court and Jre told
hoy, lht· Jud1c1al machinery
functions
Thl' program opera tes on
funds supplwd hy lht• stalt:'s or
hn• of Cnmm:.il Just1ct' Plan
ning
Donovan joins
factory raid
NEW \'OHK 1AP 1
St•c-rt·tarv of Labor H:Hmond .J
Donovan 1011a·d a r~1d on a
t'h1natm~n ""'l«tlshop Fndav
:rnd sa1rl h1!> .1genh found a 90
't•.ir 11lcl ''"man \\nr!..1ng fnr $1
.in hour
ThJl \\ .J" 11m· of fllJO\ "age·
,incl houi '1olJl111n~ :.it tht• fa.-
ton h1· ~.11d As an t•" J mp It•. ht· "J 1 d
criminals \\ho UM' .i f1n·arrn 111
the comm1-."111n nf a criml'
should bt-madl' to '>t•nt· an adda
t1onal f1H' )t'Jr!> in ..,lJll' pni.on
ralht'r lhan tht· prt·sl•nt t 1.1. o H'Jr
term
OC buses checked
And Hi cks !>a HI · t'\ t'f\ da\" of
the five yt•ar:; '>hould bt· st•rvC'd
rathi'r than the JHt'Sl'nl t•1ght
m onths "hard t1ml'" that the
two-year term bolls down to" 1th
parole
A NOTH ER CONFER ENCE
speaker, Newport Beach Police
Chief Charles P Gross. said
Americans have become violent
"because society accepts 1t and
rewards it."
Gross said r educed c rime
rates would be possible only
when comumunaly values again
e ncourage and reinforce non
crammal behavior
In dJmmashmg order of 1m
portance, Gross said behavonal
controls should emanate from
the individual himself, his or her
.
Seven of Orange Count) 's
nt·1.1. est pubhc buses a re getting
) C'l another safet) check th1!>
time by mechanics for lht•
manufacturing firm that built
them
The Orange County Transit
District buses were sent this
week to te mporary facilities S<'l
up in Carson by the Grumman
Corp . maker o r 1ls 1''lx1ble
model bus
The Flxible got a lot of at
tention last winter..csarter three
separate structural deflciem·e~
were found in some models
Orange County has 65 Flx1hll'
buses first put on the streNs la!>t
sum mer. Eighteen of them were
found to have cracks in the trun
nions, parts which he lp control
steering and suspension
Grumman mechanics made
\.\ t•lding r('pa1r!. l11 lhl' bUH'" dur
1n~ a lY.o Y.c·1·k pt·riod in
.J anu<in. Jnd th1• Flx1hl1·s "en·
!>I.' n t ti a c· k to "' or k 0 ('TD
mt·ehan1es also madt• Sl'Vt'r<1I
Chl•l'kS
Not ~u fortunate \\t·rc other
tr:.insit d1stn,·ts. inC'luuing the
Southl'rn C:.1l1forn1a Rapid
Transit 1>1!-.lnd. ~here· the en
tire rtcel of Flx1blt•s ..... as re
moved from st•rv1n• bl'c:.iuse Sh
many structure1l fl aws were
found
An OCTD spokl•sman s aid lhts
week tht· IJlesl examrnahons
arl' part of a national safet'
check b~ (;rumman to mak~
i.ure all 1U. ncY. models cire safe.
He said the latest ro und of in·
spectaons 1s not expected to last
long. and no cutbacks in service
are ant1c1pated
Lido Marina Village and Orange Coast Daily Pilot
present a unique cycling event you won't want to miss
The nde combines the excitement of a bicycle race with the pleasure of <! 25. 50
and 100 mile tour And it's your choice. You can compete for times or simpb
enjoy a ride through the rural areas along the Pacific Coast Hwy So come on out
to Lido Marina Village, located on Newport Harbor. 1 1 block off Newport
Boulevard, just South of Pacific Coast Highway on Via Lido. f'rom the San Diego
Freeway, tak e the Newport Freeway (Hwy. 55 l south lil it turns into Newport
Boulevard. Follow to Via Lido and turn left. The ride starts at 7 a m . Sunday.
May 31st. ·
E NTRY DE T AILS
Tc· um rntn<·' "'Ill ht• .u·N·pt1•<I 1 minimum or 15 p.irt1e1pJnt~ p1•r t1·,1m ' hut mcll\ Hl11.1l• .11 P .. 1 ...
l'Ol'OIJI :lj(t'fl lo ('OffiJIC'lt•
Plt'J't' £\tt 1n .111 tnforma1111n un the .1llachl'd 0Hic1al 1•ntr' form ancl o•nt low a 1·h1•1 ~ Im ltw 11111
._.mnunl 1n('luclin$! lh1• purrh~tl\I' nf an\ T·Shtrh nr \ J!->Or' ·
:Sulc Ph•"w mu kc· th1· 1•h1·r~ p.1\ <•bit• lo Lido :\\annu \'11la~t· .inti m.111 11• l .1110 \L1nnJ \ 111.•J.!t ·1 1·~1
\'w Oporto Suitt• I "''" porl lk•wh Ci\ 926"3
T -S HIRTS
Offirrnl l.1dn \1anna \'1llaRr Fun B11·~de R1d1• T Sh1rti. drt' ii\ 1111.thh.• for purrh.•'l' h\ mail al l h·· c "''
of S6 00 l'at•h •tax 1nrludedc T Shirt' "111 be "' a1lable for p1rk up thP rt,I\ of th1• ncfr ,11 .. 11tw1 lh•
stJrttni.: hnt• nr 1h11 fin1c;h hne
AWARDS
A" ardl> ... 111 b<• pre ... ented al Lido :\ta rm a \'ill age at 4 30 p m the i.ame da~ of the ruc-e
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TOTAi. ENCLOSED I
Or.age County Fair Mana1er
enneth Fulk, criticized recent·
tor allegedly drauina h\1 feet
seeking state approval or fair·
srounds contracll, was given a
animous vote of confidence by
e lair's board of directors.
Following a 45-minute, closed
rsonbel session. newly select·
board president Howa rd
';Dickerson publicly announced
hursday that the nine directors
a d di sc u sse d Fulk 's
i>e rformance.
"We've JUSt taken a vote or
confidence in the JOb our fair
ma n ager 1s doing," Dickerson
said. "and it was unanimous
We just wanted to make that an-
nouncement "
Dickerson later declined lO ex·
pa nd on his statement, saying
only that the board wanted to
take up coacenw the memben
h a d read a b o ut In the
"ne wspapen."
"I know you see some meat In
this, and I don't want to teed
you," he added.
FULK HAD contendedl the
state. owners of the falrgrotmd
should receive 50 percent of the ~
income from fairground vendor TEL-PHIL VICE president
and parking fees. .. Bob Teller suggested that. Fu1Jc
An ad hoc board committee had cost the state tho usands of
pushed for conclusion of the con· dollars in swap-m eet re venues . by putting stumbling blocks in tract with a 33.3 percent portion front of new·contract a pproval. of the income, up Crom the 25
percent received by t he stale Approval -at the 33.3 percent
over the past nine years. figure finally was gr anted in
Contract wording, approved Sacramento early this month
by the rair board last December. a fter Wilhams and another ad· h oC' swap meet com m1'ttee subsequently was bounced from one s tate bureau to another and member , Bobby Burks, collared Gov Edmund G. Brown Jr. dur· r eturned to Orange County ing an appeara,nce m Orange
Counly •
I Plans for offices
I rejected in Neivport
State bureaus dropped argu-
ments against contract approval
about lhree days later a nd
authorized signatures required
to approve lhe document.
, I
Plans to replace New port
Beach's only adult bookstore
with a two-story offi ce building
have been denied by city plan
bing commission«.'rs
" Th oughts varied today on
whether the denia l would throw
a wrench into the pending sale or
the bookstore to Corona del Mar
rug merchant Said Shokr1an
S h okr1a n . h i s Anaheim
architect reported this week. 1s
in the pro{'CSS of purchasing the
Ta lk of the Town adult bookshop
a t 2830 PaC'1f1<· Coast Highway
But escrow on tht.> while stucco
sex emponum near Manner's
M lie. said architect F Earl
Mellott. C'annot close until use
permits are approved for
Shokrian's planned offl t·e build·
ing.
New p o r t B eac h co m -
m 1ssioners denied the proposed
office complex· T hursd ay on
g rounds that it would exceed the
allowable tiuilding size for the
area
Comm1ss1oners also crit1c1zed
the office plan because 1t did not
include specific provisions for
manne·reJated uses. a new re
qu1rement 10 Newport com
men cal areas close to the water
City planners said Shoknan
can appeal the denial to the Cit~
• CounC'il, can revamp his plans
and try again or forget the whole
thing
Meanwhile, owners o r the
bookstore. closed after a bnef
opening last February, a re con
tinuing Lo wage a legal battle to
reopen ths X·rated shop.
Fund-raising
plan weighed
Member::; or the Laguna Beach
Ed ucational Foundat ion will
meet Monday to discuss a 32·
page report that outlines fund·
ra1s1ng plans for the foundation.
Thl' foundat ion wllJ meet at 7
p m in Laguna Beach Unified
S<:hool District offices. 550 Blu·
moot St
Thl' edul·at1onal foundation
was t•stabhshed in 1979 to raise
funds for ac<.1dem1c pr ograms
w 1Lhtn the hve school d1stnct
A subcommittee has reviewed
recommendatwns in the report.
<ind will present its findings to
foundation mC'mbers a nd the
public.
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No. jurids for
Irvine depot
VOT E OF CONFIDENCE
Kenneth Fulk
Tbe announcement that state
T ransportation Director Adriana
Glantu.rco Is rccommendln1 ~.4
million be s et aside for railroad
stations in Anaheim, Oceanside
and Santa Ana didn't come as
particularly good news to1Jrvine
Public Works Director Brent
Muchow.
"Because Irvine doesn't have
a commitment from Amtrak to
st op he re, our proposed railroad
station got passed up for the mo·
ment despite the fact that it was
ranked on a priority list second
only to the Santa An a station,"
he said.
Muchow expla ined Amtrak
Blaze kills four
at land111ark hotel
WILLOWS <APl A woman
and three children dwd and four
more persons Wt.'Tl' inJurcd when
a fire. apparently spC1rkt•d by a
gas exploswn. ripped throui::h a
landmark res1dl'nt ial holl'I Fri
day
H otel managt•r Debb1t•
M1tchcll, 2..'i. said tcnanb told
her "they h<.·ard a gas c11.plos1on
in Room 344 " '
She said a motht.•r "1th thrl'l'
small children movt•d into thJt
apartment two month~ C1go. hut
she and fire 0Hit·1als didn't 1m
mediately know 1f the) "en· lhl'
ones "ho had bC'cn kilh.•d
The dead wl'n· not 1mmt•d1Jtt•
I) 1dt.•nt1fied
THE HOTEL, built in 1008. 1~
a delt>noratin~ ~I ruct 1irt· ro' er
ing a quarter of a t'll) bloc•k in
the core of th1:. smJll 19th
centur) forming commun1t)
population 4.7 15 uhout 115 m1h·'>
north of Sacramt•nto
The hotel was once one of t he
most lavish 1n No r t h ern
t'al1fornia. and such celebrities
as uviator J immy Doolittle and
at'lr)r John Barrymore stayed
there Bul in later years 11 was
l'On vl:.'rtcd into a residential
hotel
The fire. which pegan at 9 ·39
a rn . forced the evacuation or 23
children and five adults. said
Willows Fire Chier Brad
Mallory Fire 1nvesligators
e~t1mated the damage a l
$500,000
IT WAS contained shor tl\.-
after noon. but se .. en hours <ifte·r
the fire be~an . thick smoke con
tin ued to pour from the top floor
or the l' shaped building
~ allory said 1n,·est1gators
were told .. there was some kind
of explosion on the third floo r:·
adding that "very poss1bl}" the
blast could hC1ve been {'aused by
natural _.!.0!.S
has long-1tand1n1 commitments
to stop ln Anaheim, Santa Ana
and Oceanside, and ls reluctant
to make a new promise to stop
ln Irvine.
THAT RELUCTANCE is due
in part to proposed budget cuts
by the Reagan admlnlJtration
t hat could virtually cripple Am·
tra k 's West Coast ope ration.
Amtrak representatives say.
Early this month, city officials
expr essed optimism Amtrak
would commit to stopping trains
at an Irvine tra in station. Those
sam e o"1clals also s aid there
was a good chance the Irvine
t ra in sta tion could still win state
funding even if the com m itment
was not fo rthcomlne
But Muchow doesn 't appea r to
be q u1te as optunistic now. -••WE GOT A letter from the
state saying they'd do every-
t hing they could lo get a train
to stop m Irvine. but they a 1so
mid that without an Amtrak
promise to stop here they couldn't
recommend funding fo r our pro·
posed station ." Muchow sa id.
T h e $8 4 million proposed
Irvin(• station has been proposed
for the south side of the Santa Fe
ra ilroad tracks near the in-
tersection of the Santa Ana and
Laguna freeways
Muchow said that the Irvine
train stat.Jon wou ld be quite s uc-
cessful sm~e the San Diego lo
Los Angeles Amt r a k run is
heavily used a n d because
population estim ates indicate
the station wi ll have a bwlt-in
ridership
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NEW YORK (AP) -Col.
Cha rles BeckYlltb. who led tbe
a borted ml11ion to free the
American bo1ta1ea In Inn a year a10, ii reaigninl from the
Army because be bas bed
transferred to a "borinl desk
Job" 1lnce the attempt, accord· ls:i1 to a newspaper report.
Beckwith told the New Yori ,
Poat in Wasbin1ton, "I don't
know what I'm 10in1 to do with
my life. I'm very confused."
He said he has bad nothing challenline to do since he was
t ransferred from the Army's an-
ti-terrorist Joint Special Opera·
tlo.ns Command to Fort Bragg,
N.C.
"I write training manuals,"
he said. "l need challenges and I
don 't have any." But he added,
'Tm not a bitter man."
Herb liiD
festival
spotlight
QeSBY.,Tenn. CAP) -Sprint
for manf people la marked b)' t~ '•rrival of robln1 and tulips,
• but tn Appalachia Its ll•rblncer
11 jhe flnt tender •hoob ol tbt
ramp. a relative of onions and
1arllc that mak&s those
ve1et.ablea seem bland and odor·
less by comparison.
And an Sunday devotees of the
puneent herb will gather here
for ao annual festival that com·
bines food served with fried
ramps, country and gospel
m usio, political s peeches and
lots of socializing.
"People come just to have a
good time," says Jack A. Clark.
a dentist who has helped run the
festival since finishing medical
school in 1956. "You've probably
never realized what it is to have
a good time until you've come.
"I like them really well."
FOCAL POINT -An Elwood,
Neb., man who admitted
sending letter to television
newswoman Jessica Savitch
(above), threatening to com·
it murder to win her love, is
being held on $100,000 bail. Beckwith said be may move
with hU wife to Georgia, where
he owns 28 .acres or land, or even
return to school.
SUBMARINE SENDOFF -Caspar Wein-
berger, secretary of defense, speaks at
'commissioning o( Los Angeles class attack
submarine USS San
Va.
Clark said or ramps. "But im·
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Rapid strike fore es
to have own leader
WASHI NGTON (AP> -Defense
Secretary Caspar Weinberger has re·
solved a high-level military squabble
by deciding that the new Rapid
Deployment Force. earmarked for
possible crisis duty in the Persian
".;ulf. should evolve mto an indepen-
dent command.
This decision. disclosed by Pen·
tagon sources who declined to be
identified, rejects a recommendation
by most member$ or the Joint Chiefs
of Staff and represents a victory for
Marine Lt Gen. Paul X Kelley, who
commands the Rapid Deployment
Joint Task Force.
The RDF is the newest and one of
the most prestigious commands. en-
compassing some 200,000 troops of all
four services It is likely to receive
large appropriations for equipment
and weapons in the years to come
because of the importance or the oil
rich Persian Gulf to the United States
and other Western nations
THE ISSUE HAS been argued
behind Pentagon closed doors for
weeks. It briefly surfaced before
Congress, where it was disclosed lhat
Gen. David Jones, the Air Force of·
fleer who chairs the joint chiefs. had
lined up with the uniformed heads or
the Army, Navy and Air Force in
favor or placing the Rapid Deploy
ment Force command under Gen.
Bernard Rogers, the Army general
who leads all rJ .S. troops in Europe
Traditionally, the European com·
mander has been responsible for the
Middle East as well.
Gen. Robert Barrow. the Marine
commandant, stood alone in favoring
assignment of the Rapid Deployment
Force under the Pacific command.
which is headed by an admiral and
has been oriented toward Marine and
Naval operations
Kelley, whose organization is sub·
ordinate to the Readiness Command
he aded by Army· Gen. Volney
Warner, testified that he wanted hi s
force placed unde r a separate
military command in the Indian
Ocean and responsible to the Joint
Chiefs of Staff
AS PENTAGON sources explained
Weinberger's decision, the rorce w111
remain subordinate to the Readiness
Com mand for now but wiU evolve
eventually into an independent com·
m a nd directly linked to the J oint
Chiefs of Staff in Washington and on
a par with other prestigious unified
<:o m mands around the world.
Sources said it 1s an open question
where the headquarters of the RDF
will end up.
They agreed with Kelley that 1t
would be worthwhile for such a head·
quarte r s to b e established
som ewhere in the v~st Indian Ocean
region, nearer to the scene of Its
main responsibilities in the Persian
Gulf. But they said this will depend
on diplomatic and political con·
siderations, including whether any
countries an the region would be will·
ing lo host such a highly visible
American military presence on a
permanent basis.
Meanwhile. as part of the evolu·
tion ary process. units which a re
loosely earmarked for the Rapid
Deployme nt Force will be more
tightly tied to 1t. This was described
as establishing "a tighter rein from
the top,'' meaning in the hands of
Kelley, who must now draw on forces
which are under direct command of
generals and admirals in othe r
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Oil prices have become expensive
for us. impossible for Third World
By LEE SHERMAN D&t:'YFVS
.. Enero11 Jnd1p•nd•nce . Toda11 ·,
American IWwtu.tiOft" wcS. 011 iu~ of thtt
~tch bJ1 Gov. I.At SMrman Drey/UI o/
Wuconiin to tlw Commonwtalth Club o/
Cali/omta.
This nation, the mother or the oil in-
dustry, now lmporta a million barrels of
oil a day. 60 percent of tbal oil comes
from the most volatile region in the
world. the Arab-OPEC area.
Are we Subject then to the aame
choice or 40 years aeo. that is war or
•trangulatlon? The answer ia absolutely
yes. Are the Soviets and their bloc
potentially subject to being pushed into
the same kind of choice? The answer is
obviously yes. and they have already
delivered a message to the Arabs
through Algtianlstan
Can Japan afford the elimination. of
Middle Eutem oil? Will that industnal
nation go under or do they have to
strike to get that 011 somewhere?
Internally and economically we are at
the point where we are moving toward
putting $100 bHl\on per year, outside our
borders. Sooner or later this nation will
find itself absolutely going under
because no nation can long endure that
moves \t.a resources. at that rate, out-
side or lta borders.
WHAT WOVLD $100 billion in a year
do for investment capital to rerurb.l.sb the
•ery industry that is beginning to mature,
and industry that produced the World
War 11 vaclory 40 years aeo: jobs. They
are the bottom line
The Civil Rights Movement has about
run its course It is a shallow bowl
without economic freedom We now
have a new generation ol young
minorities wantinc economic freedom
to Ii 1 e Lhe kind ol life that every other
American wants to live
I ntemally, inflation is the greatest
immediate danger, the key Trojan
horse. Once you destroy the money
everything else goes -· Look at the pressures on the Third
World. They are just now becomin1
aware, throuah mus medla, thal there
has' been an absolute 1tronabold of pov-
erty with a few Islands ot wealth.
They find that they can't have a ahare
in the wealth becauu the very oil that
they need to eenerate their energy has
mov.ed to prices that, while expensive
lor us, are impossible for them
Another critical factor ii lbat 1n
endintthe war wath Japan, manklnd d1s-
played an absolute power to destroy hla
own world. I believe tr World War IJI OC·
c\lrs, it will occur over energy, not over
territory. Therefore, oil poses the
greatest environmental danger of any
fuel in this world today
THERE ARE three basic schools or
thought that go on every time we have a problem~ First, there is the conspiracy
group. They believe that this energy
crisis is a hoax established by the oil
companies JUSt to raise prices and
make more money. It is easy to believe
in conspiracies, but it denies reaUty.
The second group, the doomsday de·
votees. say that the problems are real.
but there are no answers. They may be
the first Americans to believe that we
don't have the mental. physical and
moral capabilities to solve the problems
the problems.
They examipe the options: coal
causes too much air pollution, acid rain.
and besides the railroad• won't carry
tbe coal or handle the tonnage; natural
gas and oil have a hmited domestic
supply of 30 years left; syn.fuels are
far too costly and we can't use up food
for fuel when people are starving to
death ; with nuclear. there is_the danger
of a radiation accident and you can't
store the waste and if you can find the
answers it is going to be too late. re·
newable energy sources such as wind.
solar, biomass. tidal and geothermal
among others have great promise but
don "t talk about them until after the
turn of the century. conservation won't
produce enough, and Americans won't
db It .
The last group we need to rekindle in
this country; they are ones who believe
in purpose of creation. All we lack to-
day is knowledge, not capability; I have
not yet seen any limit lo the mand or
mankind.
This issue is not a single (actor issue;
we have to try a series or anawers. We
have enough coal to last 300 to 500 years in
this country. 2SO billion tons is what we
are aware of. nearly one-quarter or the
world's reserves.
AIR POLLVTION can be handled in
terms of scrubbing stacks or washing
pollutants That is expensive, but we
need the research to find out ways We
will begin a major experiment, taking
s ulphur.coal from Illinois mines, con
verting it to electrical energy, resulting
in no pollutants to the air
It is my belief now that we ought to
r equire every oil ·burning utility,
private and public, to be converted
within five years to coal These things
can be built in empty shipyards, putting
people back lo work.
We still need research on acid rain
and those problems . This takes a coal
s urcharge tax lo go to universittes. in
dustries and individuals to do that re
search
You can 'l move coal on our current
rail roads but an less than one year the
unemployed youth of this nation alone
could restore every rail in this country
back to first clas s condition
DOMESTIC PRODVCTION of natural
gas and oil has been going down for
10 years Decontrol will. an fact. provide
new incentives and ne"' 1nsp1rat1on but
thf prices 1n gas will go up. We would
be a lot better off if we had let them go up
12 years ago instead of government
policies artificially suppressing that ·
priceto25cents per gallon.
They went to $1.50 in Japan and
Germany and they converted their
automobile industry to fuel efficient
automobiles. Thus, the j.eadershlp in
automobiles in the world ts no longer in
lhis country. Let us understand that
when government makes massive
,.
policies it, in effect. changes things un·
Intended.
One.fourth ol the world's uranium
supplies lies in the U.S. Locally, there is
a decision that needs to be made in
respect to the Diablo Canyon nuclear
power plant that wouJd sup.Plant about
20 million barrels of oil per year. The
engineering studies there should find
out if it can withstand a quake along the
nearby fault.
The real issue. however. 1s nuclear
waste. The problem is that we have 35
years of this garbage, 75 plants in this
country. 2SO outside this country. going
tO' 500 within the next rive years.
It doesn't matter what we do alone .
we need research to resolve this prob
lem. particularly in the waste area.
because others need to know what to do
with this waste There is something of
neoisolation1sm growing here, as if we
can avoid the problem by stopping what
we art' doing This is no longer true.
THE LAST ISSUE, conservauon, is
the most immediate first line of defense
l 'm nol talking about a puritanical
drive lo go back. but a genuine sense of
conservation We have to return to
where my generation came from . l
never left a hght on 10 a room that was
empty Waste not. want not was the
way at was trans lated
In Wisconsin. a state that imports 98
percent of als energy. we ha ve already
reduced ourselves by 15 per<.'ent in the
last fi ve years an household use, in-
duslr} reduced from 13,000 Btu per
dollar of production. t o 11.000 per dollar
or production
When you deal with 30 degrees below
zero weather rou understand why you
ha ve to insulate We know what we
m usl do. we don't have to research it
First , we need to shed ourselves of the
idea that we need a crash program on
one thing. Second. there is no option
that should be totally rejected. there is
no virtue in ignorance.
Third. we have to trust the mind or
mankind, there ls no limit lo what we
can do. Man's capacity to love and to
build outmatches our ability to hate and
destroy
So Ions
dMGo.Ver
~ . . ~ pricing
By J'RBOKUNE
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SACRAMENTO -ltem·priclne. cur·
rently under consideration by the stale
Leglalature. promlaes to be one or tbote
topics· where publlc! reaction out·
distances the lawmakers. Some poliU·
ciaos have discovered, In the harde1t
posaible way. just how \rrltaled shop·
pen can be when aroused.
The entire Issue revolves around new,
automated equipment that can check
out your order, uaiog those little Unea
•nd numbers printed on packages and
cans. in an amat:lnely short lime. .
STORE OWNERS DECIDED. that
since the machine could read the price.
it wasn't necessary for Mr or Ms. StioP·
per to have a price on the product 111
well. Clear shelr prices and a good
checkout tape were all that the customer
could want, reasoned the atore chains.
They said so in newspaper and television
ads.
Apparently the shopping public didn't
feel thal way. Consumer and labor or·
ganizalions were quick to take the lead
in advocating "item·pricing" laws.
Until 1980. it was a statewide require-
ment that markets using the new
checkout techniques were still required
to mark prices readable to the human
eye on most products When the law ran
out. the consumer groups went for a
new one and the market chains were
able to kill the entire ltem·pricing pro-
gram In an Assembly committee.
TO EVERYONE'S amazement, the
issue simply would not go away Local
voters. pnmarily senior citizens. forced
through local ordinances in some 70
counties and cities
In two 1980 Assembly races which
we re tight for other reasons. inc umbent
Assemblymen fell the wrath of the
item -pricing advocates
Veteran Assemblyman Jack Fenton
of Southern California ·s 5'9th Distril'l,
involved an a campaign that included
the Berman v McCarthy dispute. was
defe ated in this heavily Democratic dis
lrict in the pnmary
Tipping the balance was a coalition of
la bor and cons umer groups They
knocked on doors throughout the dis
tricl lo tell shoppers that Fenton's was
a key "non vole" 1n defeating an item-
pracing !>tatew1de law
FRESHMAN ASSEMBLYMAN Bob
H ay e s . a San Fernando Valley
Re pubhcan, was a loser in the same
a rea where ve t e ran Democ ratic
Congressman James Corman was going
do" n to defeat Again. item-pricing was
a ma1or issue Newcomer Democrat
Richa rd Katz made 1t one of the keys to
his platform
Sta te\\-1de polls sho" that some 90
p~rcent of all Cahfomaans would prefer
to have readable pnces on packages
and cans al the supermarket.
Proponents of a current item·pricing
law. Assembly Bill 65. pomted out In
t estimony b e fore the Assembly
Con s ume r Protec tion and Toxic
Materials Committee that thjs sentl·
menl was the same for Republicans or
Democrats. young and old. rural and
urban.
So item·pricing may well be the kind
of Issue that will be hotter tomorrow
than today and may determine the elec·
lion chances or many politicians In
years to come
Alien health care affects all
. By 'fHOMAS D. ELIAS
"Care for the acutely ill and suffering
. without charge ... " Thoee worda,
written in concrete above the main
entrance to the largest county hospital
in California, are still pubUc policy. But
just barely
Los Angeles County supervisors
already have voted to cut off free health
care for any poor, undocumented alien
who doesn't complete a Medi·Cal ap.
plication.
CALIFORNIA FOCUS
There bas not yet been a crisis In
California, as there was last year in
Texas, where a lO·month-old infant
child of two Mexicans -one in the U.S.
illegally was refused care because
the parents had no funds and later died.
for aliens to receive treatment for leas
life.threatening casea.
·'The order of (the county board> will
expose the larger community to the
dan1er of disease, and the supervisors
must recognize that the cost of control·
Ung such disease could far exceed the
present cost of providing medical care
for illegal aliens,·· the grand jury said.
"IT SEEMS DANGEROUS to deny
health services to any single gN>up of
residents. since disease does not stop at
immigrants' houses."
Nickel ride has its hazards
Money is also the root of the problem
in Callrornla, where there are more il·
legal aliens than anywhere else in the
nation. The Census Bureau esUmates
conservatively that at least 2 million
Mexicarui live illegally in California,
nearly one or every 10 Californians.
Adds liberal Supervisor Kenneth
Hahn, whose district Includes most or
Southern California's blacka, "Many
Mexicans work as cooks or busboys or
dishwashers jobs where they can
have a major impact on public health,
so It's Important that they be healthy.·• By HJ)BB CAEN
SAN FRANCJSCO -As it must to all
people who Lin Jona enough. the birth·
day arrived that allowa me to ride the
Muni for a Dickel. It may be the last
bargain In an inflated world. even if you
have no piece to eo. That and the lOt
cent phone call. Sometimes you even
get yoW' di.Ct back.
Actually, 1 haven't summoned up the
courage to tr')' the nickel ride. What ii
• the bus driver doesn't call out. •'Hey
there. youne fella, you owe another 45
cenll?" lf he remain• sll~nt I'll know
1Jl thOH people have been lyinf to me
when thty 111y ''You never looked
betldl" ...!. thf third ate of min. •••
taste as sour as it used to. It may be
that you're not as sweet as you uaed to
be. •••
IN THIS SPRING Of 1981 , San
Francisco ia still beautiful, if troubled
apd perhaps doomed. ll i1 alJO a city of
traditions. not all or them salutary. The
tradition of violence Ls not only alive but
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· 'Tf\e hottest spots in hell are reserved
for those who never take sides." • • •
IN THE BERKELEY ~ourtroom of
Judge Dawn Girard. who was elected
with strong feminist support, a male
juror toppled over wlth an apparent
heart attack, at whlch a fem1le juror
began tryint to rea'uscltate him.
Rushing over to the box, tHe Judee
asked her: "Are you a nurse?\' "No,"
the wom1n snapped, "l am a
physician." Bolnnnnnng. •••
And health care ror those aliens costs
California counties about $100 million a
lVear So others surely will follow If Loa
Angeles County olficials make their
restrictioM on free care for aliens stick.
COVNTY TAXPAYERS have had to
foot the blll because state and federal
,ovemmenta won't pay unless'f>atlenta
· Ill out Insurance forms. Bot un-
documented aliens almost always re-fu1~ to do lb.at. because the forma would
reveal their presence and result ln awlft deporteUon.
U .s. Sen. Alan Cranston. D-Caur .•
trled lut year to a•t the federal gov·
tmmeot to asnune tbe burden, ar,uln1
that federal po1lcle1 were responalble
lot both the aJlena • preaece and their
reluctanc:t to fJU o-.t rorma. But his ef-
Jotta cot noWbere. Meanwhile, Los Aneeles County
Supervtaor Pete Sehabarum, a former
Republican u1embtyman ~bo &a tbt leader of the drlve to st®· tumllhln1
care to the 1Uen1. 11y1 Illa countf1
,measure would not cause HWn buJUa
,Problem..
••Many elecUve 1ur1erlet woula have to cuae," 1ald Schabanara .... ._ w• would obYlomly coet.tnue belpln,
tb<>te wltb caneer or acctdeot ndlma.'
But the Loil ,U .. lea CoUali pucl
jury dtaqNee. ~ .. tUt tt'• .....
But count y finances all ov~r
California are less healthy now th•n
they've been in years and llmu prom-
ise to become leaner under tbe
Reagan Administration's ti&ht-money
policies.
That will pressure other counties to
follow Los Angeles lf Its new policy pro-
duces no major public health crta.la.
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ORANGE COAST ._
The comment paae o( the Dally Pilot
•Hk• to tnlorm and ·aumulate ~CS.rt
by pretenUnl a vuiety of commentlt)'
on-toptc:a of interest and alp\f\canet
from tnrotm•d oburvera and .......
Thomaa P. H~, PubU.,._,
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JUlt when Uncle Len thought
the environmental movement wu dead, aome or bia friends
bre,tbed some Ille back into ·
ecoJOey.
Al a matter of fact, they sug.
eeated we all might breathe a
little easier if the Space Shuttle
took aome time to ferry up smog
and other pollution into space.
Great idea, kids! u .. cle Len had a somewhat
similar idea when he was
watching the nation's space pro-
grapi develop with the Mercury. G~Jt)!n.i and Apollo rocket mis· siot6;.
I lieurfd why not use the
rocket ships to get rid of truh
and stuff. You'd pack them up,
point them to the sun and let all
our waste products burn up in
space. The perfect. high.
efficiency incinerator.
Alas, Uncle Len eventually
figured out the cost of such a
garbage and pollution disposal
program would be, to say the
least, astronomical. I'm still
working on a project where long
hoses would be hooked up to
smoke stacks. auto exhaust
pipes and other polluters and
then attached to t he homes of
people who like dirty air and
chemicals.
In the meantime, Uncle Len
lauds David Lorenzini, 13, of
Costa Mesa for his first place
pollution solution. David's
brother Jeff took first place last
week and a SS prize. Good work
boys.
Taking second place and $2 is
John Sedleniek, 12, of Irvine who
writes "If I could send anything
with the Space Shuttle 'Colum-
bia,' I would send a large
vacuum cleaner to suck up all
the polluted air a nd bad
chemicals in the atmosphere ..
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FIRST PLACE WINNER David Lorenzini of Costa Mesa
O•lly P11o1 1'""4• l>y L.oo PoyM
J!-JST VISl~NG -~illy Joe, a 3-month-old opossum is taking a sabbatical from hanging up-
s1de-~own m the wild to hang around the Golden West College Natural History Museum in
Huntington Beach. Here he nuzzles Candace Donnelly, museum curator and biology instruc-
tor.
Honorable mentions go lo
Stacy Trager, 10, and 8 ~-year·
old David Deck, both of Hunt·
ington Beach and Leslie Lethco.
12, of FoWltain Valley.
~ Musical fantasy staged
~ \J Co.sta Mesa Civic Playhouse presents "Frobarohop' Karri Matthews, 12, of Santa
Ana (Uncle Len didn 't know the
Dally Pilot gets delivered lo
your city) would like to "send
bugs up with the Space Shuttle."
Some entomologists might not
like that idea, Karri
Hey, some of you may haVe
noticed that the big. funny peo-
ple who paste up the newspaper
have forgotten lo include Uncle
Len'a picture with his coluinn in
the last few weeks. Actually
they didn't forget ; there's kind
of a new Uncle Len al the helm.
But one thing is for sure, the new Uncle Len doesn't look
anything like that old picture.
What do you think he looks
hke?
This is your chance to use Un-
cle Len's eloquent verbosity to
create a picture of the ras('al.
Please. absolutely no pictures of
dogs, cats or reptiles will be ac·
cepted
Also. Uncle Len received a
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SECOND PLACE WINNER John Sedleniek of Irvine ,
few letters of concern about the
loss of THE QUIZ column. We
didn't forget to put it ln
We want the Youth page to
have more lo('al stories and
news for our readers You'll
notice the page is practically
filled with local stories and some
inte resting Associated Press
pieces.
Uncle Len and bis fnends at
the newspaper hope you'll agree
it's better.
By the way, this week Uncle
Len needs to get your illustra-
tions ip by Tuesday. Uncle Len
is gotrig on vacation -boy. does
he need some rest
Make sure lo draw your L'ncle
Len pictures in black ink on a
piece of paper four inches
square. Send your entries to L'n
cle Len, P 0 . Box 1560. Costa
Mesa, Calif. 92626.
Telling which way wind blows
Once spooked by a
tornado, John Travers
turned his fear into a
basement forecasting
service /or radio stations,
bulineHes and town.s •Y llOBERT MACY ~,.,.. .......
KANSAS CITY, Mo. John
Travers got interested in
weather when he was "spooked"
by a tornado as a fifth grader.
Now a high school sophomore,
he runs a basement forecasting
ser\'lce for local snowplow com-
panies, towns and radio stations.
"It just fascinates me," the
lS·year-old said. "If I had a
choice betweeen goin1 to a
dance on a Saturday ni&bt and
staying home and l11uln1 a
sever e storm warning tor
Kabsas City, I 'd d o the
forecut.''
Formed two years a10. bi"'-
Weather Comrnand service •ls
staffed by 12 blab achool ltu-
denta li.nd serves six radio sta-
tions from Montana to Alabama.
five snowplow companies and
several towns.
"Sometimes I wish I didn't
have to go to school because a
lot of neat things are happening
to me," Travers said. "But I
know I've got to go to school to
get a degree if I want to go
a nywhere in th.is business."
He's up at s·30 a.m. to begin
work in the basement of bis
south Kansas City home, tearing
raw National Weather Service
data from a teletypewriter he
bought last year for $100. He
begins his radio weather an·
nouncements 30 minutes later
and continues until he leaves for
school at 8 a.m.
The announcements resume
after school and continue until 7
p .m ., unless there 's bad
weather . "If there's a tornado or
something' going on. I'll do up·
dates whenever they 'r e
necessary, sometimes until late
at night."
Leslie Cook, a producer at
Kansu City's KCUR·FM, calls
Travers "incredibly reliable and
professional .. , you'd never
believe he was only 15."
Travers said his parents are
generally supportive although
"they occasionally get disturbed
with some of the long hours."
Travers says he and his staff
are recruiting new customers,
radio st~Uons and municipalities
around the country. Most com·
mercial services run $500\ to
$1 ,000 a month, but Weatl\er
Command runs $150.to $50().
Travers says he onlf bas ac-
cess to such raw we•ther
set'vice data as highs, lows.
pressure1'systems ,n4 tem-
peratures. and makes his own
forecasts based on that informa·
ti on.
He pays nothing to the
weather service, but pays a
ttansmisslon charge to Western
Union.
Travers says his forecasts
sometimes differ from those of
the weather service, but the dif.
ferences are mainly of style. not
substance.
"We sear our information to
the d~ire1 of the clients .
anti that's ll," Travers 1tald.
Appre.ntice programs a\Tailable
lb lANDOLPB E. SCBllJD " ......... ..,...,.. W ASHJNGTON -With the
school year 1ri.ndia• to a hatt a
lot ot Yount people will be jqln·
int the labor force and some
may want to look into appren·
ticuhlp 1>rocram1 a1 1 route to
a food job.
Aocordtn1 to the Labor
D•partment, 1raduate1 of ap.
prtlllleHblp pro1ram1 eara
biCber ~··have mon stai.&t wdrlt' ree~ end aN promOled
aooeer JDd mo.-. often tban
odMrwonen.
Th•H pro1f'am1 ean laat
anywhere from one year to •Ix yeah, comblnlq cluaroom I.ft.
strucUon with oo·tbe·Job team-
ing under the l\lpervlaion of
skilled worken.
Tbe cost. are •aaBy paid by
employen and often they are set
14» In cooperatlQn with unlOM.
Appl'fntlceahJp pro1rama are
available for more tban 700
alrUled lradet aad traft1, ac-
cordlna to 1ovem~t offidalt.
In ienenl, applicant.I need to
be at. .._t lt yun old and
pbyalt.U, able to do Ute Job. ID
addltlonz . many pro1ram1 ,..
quJre a nath ICbool cllp)oina ot
equlvalmcy certlf~aa.. OtMrt
may reql.lln compa.don '91 oar.
tatn math or 1cleoce coune1 or
vocational or lndu1trl1I art•
courses.
Un ions are often· a good source
for information on what appren·
llceahlpa may be evaHable, and
help can also be obtained from
Labor Department. reeionat
tralnlQa office1 In Boston, New
York, Pblladelpbla, Atlanta,
Cblca1<>, Dallu, Kanaaa City,
Denver, San P'rartclaco and Seat·
Ue.
The Labor Department haa
put tocetMr: a brief folder on theH ....,.1111 called "Appren·
tleMlllp: ow it Worka tor
Yoa.' ~ea ere avallable •ltb~na\;. ,Jl~r•• from the Co1a1umer llafOMnation Center,
Dept. 842.J, Pueblo, Colo .. 11008.
Junior members of the Cost~ Mesa Civic Playhouse will pre-
sent ''Frobarohop." a mus1 ('al
fantasy for the young. May 1. 2.
8 and 9 at the Community
Recreation Center at the Orange
County Fairgrounds.
Friday performances will
have an 8 p.m curtain while
Saturda.Y m a t inees will be
staged at 4 p m.
The fantasy leads a lad
through a strange adventure
with the aggressive 1-'rozen
Noses. the timid Ba('kwalkers.
tht-roly-poly R1>undos and the
h<•PP} Hoppers His effort s to
bring them all together nearly
prove disastrous until he dis
covers the <>ne.l!leed they all bave
for each other.
TIM CHILDS of Costa Mesa.
heads the cast as the Boy The
f'rozen Noses will be played by
Rina Natkin, Valcrre McDan1els.
lngrld Thro n s on , llu g h
Pint-sized tycoons
taste big business
EVANSVILLE. ind. t AP 1
The company presid ent was laid
up with tonsihlls. the se('ond in
('ommand was missing a ft•w
teeth. and the gaggling seemed a
bit out of place in the world of
high finance.
"'ho uncfrrstands multiplication
After a ..,horl discussion, the
students de('idcd they could sell
the marionettes for S2 ea('h. and
would nrcd S38 to produ('e the
flrc;t batch They also decided
they couJd pay back lh<' loan in
90 days
Ma rs hall . Juhl' Baker and David
0 <1 I ton
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Thl' Ha('k\.\J lkers a rc Dana
Larson. Diana Carr, and Mucha
G ulton. Krisly Ford, Danny
Markert. Marla Copple. Misty
Porter and Nichole Odekirk are
the roly-poly Roundos. Jennlrer I J
Gue v ara wil l p la y the I s he phe rdress and Erin Case. '•, ' Hir o ka Ha segal4a , Kim I,
Odekirk. Greg Carr and Dina I
!"ayer are the happy Hoppers ;·
Tht• production 1s under the I
direction of Pali Ta mbellln1. ~
Mus ieal direct or 1s Linda >. I
\ampbell. ·.
FANTASY SETS have been
<.le!>rgned by Richard Paul Moore
with Bill O'Neill as technical ~
d1n •('tOr "r robarohop" IS an ""
original scnpt with music and ~
JyriC's hy Anita Grossman ~·
The performt•rs are from 9 tu
15 ) ears old and come from ="
Cosla Mesa , Newport Bea<'h ."'
Irvine. lluntinglon Beach
Anaheim and Tustin
Tickets are $1.25. Reserva-
tions can bt.• made by calhng
754 5 159 hcfo r e 4 p .m on
weekdays
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Nevertheless. lh e fir s t
graders, second-graders and
third-graders of Harper Trading
Post Inc. successfully completed
their first major transa('tion
with a local finan~ company
In the process, s aid the
teacher, Mary Robertson, they
learned more a bo\&l America's
economic system than any
textbook could have taught them
Harper Trading Post as a com-
pany owned and operated by s tu-
dents al Evansville's Harper
School.
Handicapped kids
arts festival set
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T he pint-sized t ycoons got
their first taste of big business
when they were granted a $38
loan from Morns Plan Loan Co.
to finance the production of
several marionettes
Loan company president
James Galster welcomed the
students into his office. donned
his rectangular reading glasses
and said, "Let's get down to
business."
"We need enough to cover our
labor costs," said third-grader
Carolyn Baugh, who became
company treasurer when it was
discovered abe is the onJy one
Anmuil scouJ,
Cub-er-ee
slatedMay2
Forty-five Cub Scout packs
from the El Cam,ino Real ~·
trtct will hold their annual Cub·
er-ee from 10 a.m. t.o 2:30 A.m.
S~turdaf. ay 2. ' Events include •am .. and
<?Ontesu with prlzea awarded at
the end of the day.
The Cub-er-ee wUl be held at
Rancho Loa Florea at C•mp
Pendlfton .•
South Coast Plaza shop-
ping ('enter wall be the site
for lhe fifth annual "A Very
Spe('ial Arts festival" Satur-
day, Mciy 2.
Orange County students
will sing . dance, play
musical instruments , display
their paintings and
scu l ptures and attend
wor.kshoJMt.
The daylong event is an ac
credited project or the Na
tional Committee, Art1 ·for
the Ha ndicapped. It is
coordinated by the Orange
County Departme nt of
Education In cooperat ion
with the Study of the Severe·
Region 87 American Youth
Soccer Organization plans to
send a team or younrstera to
Kalamazoo. Mich. as part ·of .a
cultural exchani~ prolt'aro.
The team wlll stay with
f amlliea of A YSO players in
Michigan and compete with
local soccer teams there.
Team membera .au have a. lunct-ratser to um mone_y for
air fare for the July exd1ang1
ly Handicapped and Council
for Ex~eptiona1 Children ,
Chapter 188.
This year's festival will
feature special workshops for
parllcipahts and their ~uests.
P'ormer 's t ate As -
semblyman Dennis Mangers
wi 11 serve as master of
ceremonies, opening the
event at 10 :30 a .m . Special
guests U\('lude Terry Wiles,
British atar of "On G'ant
Shoulders " and Jay W.
Macintosh, TV s tar of
"Dallas," "The Waltons,"
"Gene r a l Hospital " a nd
"Mannix."
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Coach Gerry lle)'ltOldil ' team itl
members come from San Juq
Capt1trano, Capi1traQ.o Bead '
and Dana Polnt. Thu lncludt '
Paul Baclawskl, Chri1 Bonu;
David Collln4. &11.y KoWu Joe
Lloyd, Steve Lona , lefl
llendlth..1.. Travla Rich, Mlke
Smith. uou1 SUver.J.::9erry
Reynolds Jr. and It wm . t
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HOROSCOPE
SUNDA.Y,APIULZI
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES (Mar. 21·Apr. 19): Joy replaces gloom.
What seemed.out-of-reach now comes within your
grasp. Change of scene proves beneficial.
Popularity increases, especially where r;nembers
of opposi~ sex enter picture.
. TAURUS (Apr. 20·May 20): Emphasis on
achievement. settling of differences with family
member. Goals come into focus. You know where
you are going and how to arrive at destination.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20>: Abstract prin·
ciples come into focus. Long-distance communica·
lion aids in clarifying views. Accent on travel,
3pecial publications and a new understandine of
those whose views may not coincide with your
own.
CANCER (June 21 -July 22>: You gain clear
picture of financial potential. Emphasis on produc·
lion, responsibility and challenge. Older individual
lends benefit of experience.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Long-range view is es·
senlial. See picture as a whole; perceive potential;
tie loose ends and be patient enough to complete
assignment Check legal documents
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 221 : New approach to
work methods dominates scenario. You could meet
someone who helps improve basic services.
Streamhne techniques. Get rid of superfluous
material.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): AclivitieS-llU~r
around creative projects. changes and children.
You are better able to express yourself. to imprint
style and personality
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov 21 ): Activity centers
around home base Forces lend to be scattered;
display flexibility and show that you can be
versatile Surprise gift or party highlights
scenario.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec. 21 ): Trips,
messages involve close neighbors and relaUves.
Telephone call could result in change of plans. You
make discovery which aids in enhancing security.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 191: Budget re·
quires analysis. Read between lines, be aware of
small print Check sources. consolidate material.
Accent on personal possessions' protection of
valuables and ability lo increase income potential.
AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 181: Puzzle pieces
fall mto place, you gam complete picture and t1m-
10g is sharp. Highlight initiative. special a p-
pearances and family reunion
PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Focus on clan-
destine meetings, behind scenes activitisa and
hospital visits. Scorpio, Cancer and another Places
figure prominently. Individual close to you relates
·'psychic experience."
announces a new program
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BOSTON (AP} -Lowell !:dmun<h JI a
cla11lcs 1cbolar, a uthor of .. Chance and In· t•UJ1ence tn Tbucycllde1.'' who bu tunled to wrtt.
ln1 about the clanlc American drlQk -tbe
martin.I -Which he 1ay1 probably it ''already ex· Unct~ I
!dmUndl aay1 t\e'• &Otten some aood-natured
Jibes from collea1ue1 ovu hil latest book, "The
Silver Bullet: The Martini In American ctviliza.
lion," and wooden why "should we only study
blah culture?"
Edmunds, a professor of cla11lc1 first at
Harv.ard and now at Bost.on College, aay1 the
marti.oi, properly a balanced mix of aln and
vermouth, la the "premier Amerie1n cocktail."
But because in today's world It tend• to be just
"&in over lee ... you could say it is already ex·
tinct."
2dmundJ' l'(lartini can be either stirred or
shaken, but the tee used must be from bottled
water, not the tap. A sliver of lemon is twisted
over the .1laas, then discarded, never rubbed on
the rim,1\nd it should be served lee cold, but ne~r
on the rocks.
He deaeribes a martini on the rocks as an
"abomination ... in the same class with faat
foQds. rock 'n ' roll, snowmobiles, acid rain.
polyester fabrics andsu~rmarket tomatoes.''
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DEAR PAT DUNN: We have problems
wlth pigeons on our roof. They make a racket
nd create quite a Utter problem, too. Could
you suggest any way of encour.aglng them to
leave?
P.R .. Costa Mesa
The most effective met.bod la acartng
illem away. Several ho1pltala bave been
successful In ridding tbelr roofs and window
till• of pigeons by placlng small plastic
Hakes ln their favorite roosting areH. A
eat-up garden hose or coiled plttea of plastic
dothes line can be used instead of tbe fake
Hakes, providing your pigeons are not clever
or brave enough to tell the difference.
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DEAR PAT DUNN: I am planning to
have a spa installed in my back yard. What
should I watch out for when it comes to the
contract? I recall reading about all the
problems people have had with pool con-
tracts and I don't want to take any chances.
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Make s ure the contract for your spa ls
s ig ned by a~ authorized agent of the
company as weJl as by yourself. The law says
you are entitled to a copy of thls contract at
the time you and the company repreaeatatlve
sign It. And be sure your copy ls )eglble; do
not accept a carbon copy that you can't read.
Be sure there Is a spttlftc completion
date ln the contract. If this date Is part of tbe
pre-printed form contract, and the salesman
tells you that he will "guarantee" tbe spa
will be finJshed ln a s horter time, make blm
put hls date Into the contract.
The law also requires as part of the
contract you receive a plan and scale
drawing showing shape, size, dimensions and
construction and equipment specifications.
This must be part of the contract and a
copy must be given to you at the time you
sign lt. If the company does not follow the
abovf' procedures, the contract ls void and
unenforceable by the contractor.
Refwul for copier sought
DEAR PAT DUNN: Last October I
ordered a $4 5.35 copter from Mail Order
Marketing. When it arrived I found that it
was not the type I needed. so I returned it by
United Parcel Service on Nov. 12. I'd
expected a refund by now, but haven't heard
one word from this company Can you help
me?
L.B . Fountain Valley
Mall Order Marketing will check its
records and II no refund has been issued, a
cbeck will be malled w you wlUliD a week. Jn
cue the refund waa malled and la.t, the
company wlll contact you, stop paymeat on
the original check and send another to you.
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America la rapidly becomina
an •lint society.
One in every nine Americans
ia 65 or older. In the past decade,
the death rate among people
over M fell 14 percent, and if
death rate1 remain unchanged,
our ased population will grow
from it.a present 23 million to 32
million by the year2000.
Many of ws regard this aging
trend with some alarm. We tend
to conceive of aging as a
biologically determined process
of inevitable physical and men
tal decline. As a result, we often
view the elderly as different
from the rest or u s . We
stereo~ype them as unproduc
tive, dependent people who re-
quire high·cost services to cope
with their circumstances
SUCH PERCEPTIONS of ag
ing and the aged are grossly in
accurate. Public policies as well
as individual behaviors that flow
from..such false notions do great
damage to the aged and can ad
versely affect the\r health
Our perceptions @.Pd policies
define old people as a major
societal problem. but in fact, it
is society's treatment of qJd
people that is the pr1mar} prob·
lem. Our behavior tO\\ard the
old converts a chronological
process and b1ological stale into a
social problem.
What then. are the realities of
aging? Whal can social science
tell us about factors that will af-
fect our health as \H' get older.
and what can a better un
derstanding of these factors con-
tri bule to a healthier tomorrow?
Social science research tells
us that chrono logical agang
c reates no dramatic changes in
personality or behavwr. as
suming one is able to maintain
r easonable contmuitv m health,
lifestyle. and social suppClrt The
old are a heterogeneous lot. and
there IS 00 single pattern or ag-
mg.
THERE ARE b10Jogical
c hanges with aging, but many of
these are aggravated b> lllnPss
and the stresses 1 mpo'>l'd as \\ e
grow older Mental dt•lenorJtlOn
with age 1s nQl 1ne\'llabll·, nor
does it ot'('Ur in most t' aSl'S Old
age 1s acrompaniecl b) a grPalt•r
burden of C'hronic 1llm•ss dis
ability, ;ind at't1v1t) hm1lat1on
than youth or m1ddlt• agl'. but
these problt•m.., an' nut un111ut· lo
old age
The role and status or the aged
are determined more by our
perceptions and m1spl·rt·cpt1ons.
and the pohc1es that flu\\ from
these such as mandat<Jr) rt"
t1rement and thP economic de
pendency it creates than by
the aging proN'Ss itself
The maior tribulalwns of old
<ige are J dramdt1c redul'lwn 1n
tn('ome <from 40 lo 50 Pl'r<·t•nt 1.
dc·c reased power and <,oc1al
standing. tht• threat of t•t·onom1c
a nd social dcpt•ndency. and the
mcreasing probabihly of sufrer
1ng chronic Illness The t•ldt•rl>
must cope \\1th thest· problems
precisely \\hen they' hi.I H' lost
the support or lo\ ed ones
.-..... , •...•• ,.,,,.~r-• ••• -
We needapolicyand research that take account of the
growmg importance of social and economic factors for
the health of the el.derly
through death or through mov
ing away from a familiar en
vironmenl ·
For minority aged. fo r women
I\\ ho live ;in avl•ragl' of Sl'VC'n
)ears longer than men and ar<'
more often a lonc 1 and for those
v. ho have been <'hronically poor.
tht.•se problems are most sev1.·re
POVERTY AND t•conom1t• de
pt•ndent·e arc• lhl' t>lderl~ ·s
gn•<1test prohlt·m~ One in thrN·
The~ Natio!·s.. H alth
olc!t•r 1,.•rson" <i tot<.11 of l'1ght
m1lhon 1'> poor or nl'ar poor
J Cc·ording to frdt•ral class1f1<'a
l111ns, nl'arly llO!' fourth or the
agc•d survive• on incomes in the
$3.000 range 1r single and on
$3.900 or less for eouples After
pa\ mg for hnus1 ng. m t'd 1 nne
and oth1:r nt'<"C!>s1t1es . four to
five m illion older Americans
have only about SI 66 per day
lc•rt for fcxx:I
Povt.'rt} ha!\ <J devastating l'f
ft'rl on hL•alth Thl· lift· slress1.•s
•• ..,..,oc·1att•d \\1th 1><1\ l'rt ' and lht·
... uc-1.tl hurdt·n., lh;Jt pm l'rt} 1m
"""''" arc• <J l'Ontinuous thn•at to th1· h1·allh .tnd \o\t•ll being or lhl'
p11or Th<' eon..,t•qtH·nt·l's of l><>V
t•rt \ for ht•allh stJtu~ rt'\ +•al
tht·msl'lves an h1gh1.·r rJlt•'> of
dl'>Jhhng dlnl'ss. mental 11lnt>ss.
and mst1tut1onJh1Jt1on.
Oth<•r social. env1ronm1.·ntal.
and behav10ral factors also are
sign1f1canlly related to disease
patterns, and socie ty's most dis
advantaged carry a greater
burden of chronic illness than do
others This is especially true
for th<.' aged, for whom poverty
1s often associated with a loss of
vital family and social networks
Social science has found that
support provided by family and
close friends is as important as
health rl'lated beha\ 1or. such as
exert:1St'. rn promoting health
and Wl'll being. Such people pro·
vidl' nt•('essary. contmuing care
and hl'lp the elderly to avoid in
st1l utwnahzalion
THE ROLE OF sO('Jal factors
in mslllutionalizat1on 1s shown in
nursing home statistics Only 8
pen:cnt of residents are married
\\Ith a hvmg spouse. almost 50
percent have no living spouse or
chlldn•n. more tha n 80 percent
d n• below the poverty level; and
an est1 mated 30 to 60 percent
c-ould be living in the community
with adequate econ o mic and
so1·1al support
Also important 1n terms of
health 1s the link between self·
esteem and biological decline in
old age Negative myths about
the old that they a re senile,
useless. and sexless have a
foret· of thc1 r own Psychologists
and !toc·10logists have coined
terms hke "the lookmg glass
!>Plf · ... nd '"the self futrilhng
prnpht•t•y" lo descnbc how what
others think of us dram at1cally of.
frets\\ hat we think of ourselves.
~lost of our social and recrea·
t10nal services fo r the aged
servr only a limited number or
-·
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EDITOR'S NOTE: Thia ls the twelfth ln a series of 15
articles explort.n1 .. The Nation•s Health."
Carroll L. Estel, director of the AJing Health Policy
Center at UC San Francisco, dlacuaaea the social and
economic conditions that contribute to health problems for
the aged.
This series, written for Counea by Newspaper a pro-
gram of University Extension, UC San Diego, was' funded
by a grant from the National Endowment for the
Humanities.
the elderly. Although lhe most
important program for the aged,
Social Security, rescues more
than half of old people from pov·
erty. it leaves another third poor
and many d ependent on a
means-tested Supplementary
Security Income a nd food
stamps.
social in old age, or what lS ir·
reversible and what 1s revers1·
ble or preventable.
We forget or Ignore the re·
search t hat substantiates that
non-medical factors such as In-
come. housing, and stress -rac·
tors over which the health care
system has no control -create
or exacerbate many of the prob·
lems Of the e lde rly and SC·
counts for most or the mortality
and morbidity in all ages Even
senility, long considered part of
physical decline 10 old age, oc
curs for fewer than 6 percent and
-COURSES BY NEWSPAPER
is often due to dru11, io.1 of
social 1upport, and depreufon,
rather than irreversible orcanic
changes in the brain. Cun-ent
approaches that ignore the role
of social and economic factors in
the health of the elderly are
therefore unlikely to Improve
the experience of being old for
most Americans.
An abundance of damaging
stereotypes requires a revision
of our thinking to accord with
the reality of old age and the ag·
ing process We also need policy
and research agendas that take
account of the growing im·
portance of social and economic
factors for the health of the
aged.
Policies based on the facts,
rather than on the myths that
dominate our thinking, will con·
t ribute s ubs tantially to the
health of olde r Americans.
NEXT WEEK Pro/euor Paul J
Feld:stein of the Un1ver11ty of
M1 ch1gan':s School of Public Health
and Department of Economics dz:s
cusses ''The Pohllcs of Heulth ..
Medicare assures adequate
access to medical care for
millions of the elderly. but It
covers primarily acute hospital
and physicians' care, n ot the
cont inuous care needed for
pervasive chronic conditions
and for assistance in daily liv·
ing. For the poorest of the age~.
Medicaid provides some addi·
lional benefits. primarily for
prescription drugs. physicians'
bills. and nursing home costs.
Yet almost SO percent of the
p oo r are not eligible for
Medicaid because of differences
10 e ligibility standards from
state lo state
Treasure found in
'worthless' crate
GOVERNMENT POLICI ES
and research on aging focus
primarily on s tudying, treating,
or chang10g the .. faulty" in·
dividual approaching old age
as 1f its problems were created
entirely by the old themselves .
Bio medic al in e mphas is. the
government approach to old age
re flects the power of medical in-
terests, our faith 1n technical
solutions for social p roblem s.
and society's m1spercept10n of
aging as an in evitable. purely
biological process of dee line ll
does little to d1stingu1sh between
what 1s physical and what 1s
* * * Author heads
policy center
Carroll L Estes. Ph D . i~ pro-
fessor or soc1olo~y and director
of the Aging
Health Policy
Center in the
School of
Nursing, UC
San Fran ·
cisco. where
s he has been
a member or
the faculty
sm ce 1972
ISTH S h t' W a S
pre\'iously associated with Bran
dc1s University and with San
Diego State University
A frequent consultant to gov-
ernment agencies. she 1s the
author of "The Aging En
lerprise " and of numerous
articles on agmg ----
By JOHN NEEDHAM
01 llM o.llJ 1'1Mt S'-ff
A crate. found m a closet of a
Laguna Hills home. at first
thought to have no value, has
turned out to be a treasure chest
conta1rung $236.000 worth of rare
bills, bonds and other valuables
Orange County Public Ad·
ministralo r 's cle rk Betty
Peterson said she was taking an
inventory of the belongings of
Mil~red Sayers. v.ho died March
13 at the age of 78
Mrs. Peterson said since the
crate appeared to have no value,
it was set aside until other 1kms
rn Mrs Sayer's home were re
corded
However. when the crate was
moved out of the closet, Mrs
Peterson discovered 1t was fitted
around a small day safe that had
a bout $236.000 worth of bills.
bonds and Jewelry 1ns1de
She said there was $45.000 in
cash, but that some of the 1920s
vintage bills were once re
deemable in gold. making them
m ore va luabl e as co ll eC'
tors' items
In addition. S35 550 m Senes E
U S Savings Honds from the
1940s and 1950s were found. The
bonds are believed to be worth
twice their face va lue
Also found m the safe were
$11 5 .000 in various mu01c1pal
bonds. some \'aluable Jewelry
and other possessions
J<imes H eim. public ad
m101strator for Orange County,
said the find was the largest
smce 1969. when $40.000 in $20
bills were found in the home of a
deceased Seal Beach man
The Orange County Public Ad
mtnistralor's Office takes
responsibility for securing as
sets when no will 1s left by de
ceased and there are no private
admmistrators of the estate
''At this time it appears that
Mrs Sayers' closest hv1ng rel
at1ves are a 93-year old aunt
and 97 year -old uncle 1n
Oklahoma City." Heim said
"We have also found some
counsins However , the policy 1s
to tum over all possessions to
the closest living relatives "
Heim said the current estimate
of Mrs Sayer s ' est<ite 1s
$400.000
But the elderly aunt and uncle
v.111 lose about hair of that by the
time the state and federJl go'
ernments grab their share
"The taxes on this estate are
gorng to bt' simply horn·ndous."
Heim said "l would guess the
taxes will run close to 40 or 5f1
percent "
Mrs Peterson said she had
found similar items when she
has taken inventory on other
estates. but never as m;iny and
never 1n a home.
.. It's not unusual to find
something like this 1n a safe de
posit box in a bank," Mrs
Peterson said. "BelievP me this
is really something ·'
Beggs nominated
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CHURCH NOTES
Unity ,to. hear
Donald Curtis
Dr. Do•ald CurU1,
author or lnlplratlonal
books, wilt be aue•t
speaker Sunday at
Christ Unity Church ln
San Juan Capistrano. He
wlll talk about hb book,
"Your Thouabts Can
Da\llhter Dinner at l:U
p.m. Wedneaday at the
church.
ChriJttanlty, the Archbishop of Canterbury, tbi•
week besan a rovlnat vlalt of the United States for
high and humble affairs.
' Change Your Ule."
The ftlm "Llfe After
Death" will be shown at
11: 15 a.m. Sunday ai the
Neighborhood Con1re1a·
tional C hurch, UCC,
Laguna Beach.
The Moe~ Rev. Robert A. K . 'Runcie wlU itre·
side over a historic meeting in Waahington Of
primates of Anglican churches around the world,
including the U.S. Episcopal Church. He'll also
vlait a pi1 farm in Iowa .
HE RAISES pigs himself as a sideline.
pedigreed ,Berkshires.
The archbishop, 59, sp1rit1.1~l leader of about 63
million Christians in 28 nallonal branches loosely
li nked to the mother church m Enetand, started
his three-week tour Tuesday. including cities in
the South, East. Midwest and West
"Any religious leader with a desire for peace
and to improve the lives of the poor and hungry in
the world must seek to understand America. which
has a vital role in any global strategy for peace
and prosperity." he said as his trip began.
After receptions. an honorary degree and con-
s ultations at a long·Ume Episcopal institution. the
University of the South Ip Sewanee, Tenn .. Run-
cie's schedule included events in Kent Island, Md ..
Washington, San Francisco, Los Angeles. Iowa.
Chi cago and New York
AT WASHINGTON's National Cathedral, he
will preside over a meeting April 26-May 2 of
Anglican primates from 28 lands, the first time
this top-ranking body has met outside England.
They include archbishops from Africa.
Southeast Asia. South America. Europe, North
America, the Canbbean, SOuth Pac1ttc, Japan.
Australia and New Zealand
RWlc1e, the "first among equals." and his
fellow primates are gathering at the invitation of
their brother bishop, the Right Rev John Allin.
head of the Episcopal Church in the United States.
tt is RWlcte's first visit here since he became
head of Ute See of Canterbury a year ago. He had
been a decorated World War II tank commander,
an Oxford scholar in philosophy and history. a
parish pastor. seminary dean and bishop of St
Albans.
A forthnghl. outgoing man. he has said he
wants lo avoid in has new ecclesiastical post "be·
mg a platitude machine "
' "For the \!hurch to have the authority of Jesus
Christ. it must not merely repeat the definitions of
belief distilled by our forerunners -vitally impor·
tant though this is The church must live now as
Jesus Christ would live now."
That often. he says means not being pop-
ular.
.
The Archbilhop of Canterbury, the Mo.t Rev. Robert A. K. Runcie (~ft) and Buhop John M. Allin of
Wculrington D.C.
He calls himself a "radical Catholic," and
says he sees signs of two, conflicting dangers to
the church of it drawing inward as a "ghetto-
minded church" or on the contrary, becoming an
"echo of fashionable trends "
"Both these must be resisted," he says "The
ghetto church 1s getting out of touch with the
mainstream of life and thought, but there is no
wisdom in the church becoming the dull echo of
fashionable, liberal notions . . We cannot be
radical unless we are rooted an tradition.··
As the 102nd A rchb1shop of Canterbury. he
heads a see that goes ba~k to 597 A.D when 1t was
founded by St Augustine. a Bened1ct1ne monk sent
from Rome by Pope Gregory I After massive con·
versions among the mostly pagan population,
Augustme was consecrated bishop of all the
English
The church broke with Rome 10 the 16th cen-
tury In a conflict highlighted by King Henry VllI's
divorce, but more basically caused by friction over
Rome's levies on British c hurches Anglican
churches have since spread to every continent
ALTHOUGH EACH of the national branches is
independent, including the U.S. Episcopal Church.
they maintain working relationships and look on
the Archbishop of Cante rbury as chief shepherd
and focus of unity. He lacks the definite authority
of the pope, but exercises broad influence by
persuasian. depending on his leadership ability.
''A most lovable and most infuriating body:·
he calls the Anglican sisterhood of churches, both
loyal to their tradition and highly diversified in
approaches to 1t. It's often been callea a "bnage
church" between Catholicism and Protestantism .
em bracing elements of both.
The Canterbury seat has had some powerfully
influential occupants. including the great medieval
thinker Anselm. and m the m1d·20th century. the
brilliant Willi am Temple Some have been
martyred Thomas Cranmer, producer of the
cherished Book of Common Prayer. executed an
1556 under Roman Catholic Queen Mary. and
Wilham Laud. beheaded under Puntan rule in 1645
for trying to 1mpoi.e hturg1cal conformity
AN ECUMENICAL array turned out for Run-
c1e's 1nstallat1on last spr10g, ranging from a
squash partner. Westminster's Roman Catholic
Cardinal Basi l Hume. to an admired evangelist.
Billy Graham. Runcie seeks to keep things in -
formal and relaxed.
"I can 'l bear a lot of religious pomp and
circumstance.'' he says He indulges himself with
mystery novels. as well as raising hogs. His wife.
Linda. is a profession<ll musician They have a son
and daughter
No ranso.In for kidnap victims overseas
NEW YORK (AP> -The United Methodist
Church's world division has adopted guidelines
that in cases of kidnapping or overseas penonnel
"no ransom will be authorized."
Such a response would place "in jeopardy all
personnel and programs or the church ... the
guidelines say.
The guidelines, subject to review by legal
counsel and approval of overseas missionaries.
RELIGION ROUNDUP
are similar to those recently adopted by the
Southern Baptist Foreign Missions Board.
THE CHURCH POSITIONS came in the wake
of the recent kidnappin~ and subsequent killing in
Colombia of an American linguist of the Wycliffe Bi
ble translators.
The Methodist guidelines say the world
division would work jointly with local leaders in
any country concerned in "seeking a solution to
the problem " and would "rely on local leadership
to determine the motives" of any kidnappers and
to suggest alternative solutions to paymg ransom.
The world division would notify families of
hostages. "requesting their cooperation in an
emer gency" and would "be an active and
prayerful supportive community with personnel
held hostage, and with their families. as release of
per sonnel is sought through all appropriate chan-
nels." the guidelines say
MINNEAPOLIS The Rev. Murdale C
Leysath has been elected minister of the United
Church of Chnst Minnesota Conference, the first
woman to hold a top state office in the denomina-
tion
P HI LADELPHIA An Islamic scholar, S.
Hossean Nasr of Temple University, has been
chosen to deliver the famous Gifford Lectures
April Z'1 to May 15 at the University of Edinburgh.
Scotland.
He says his theme in 10 lectures will be "the
relationship between knowledge and the sacred,"
tracing "the process whereby knowledge became
separated from the sacred ID the West, in contrast
lo all other civ1l1zallons. especially those of Asia."
Nasr. born m Iran. 1s the first Moslem named
to give what Is considered the world's most
famous lecture series in philosophy and religion.
Being picked for that role 1s sometimes compared
to winning a Nobel prize in theology. The series
was established m the late 19th century.
PINEVILLE. La -"Today's world is
perishing for want of moral order m its soul," the
head of the Southern Baptist Christian Life Com-
mission said in a recent lecture to Louisiana
College students The Rev. Foy Valentine said un·
less churches get more serious about recovering
and communi cating moral values. Western
civilization cannot s urvive the c urrent moral
anarchy.
DENVER A coalition of religious and other
groups opposed to nuclear weapons plans rallies.
marches and other events ID cities across the coun-
try this weekend under the banner of "Freeze the
Arms Race."
Pint Sou&hem Baptist
C hurch of Fountain
Valley will host author
and actor Ragan
Courtney in a premiere
of his new work
"Carpenters Town" at 6
p.m. Sunday.
Tbe Commualty
Presbyterian Church in
San Juan Capistrano
will present the film
series ··Focus on the
Family" based on lee·
lures by James Dobson,
a child psychologist.
The series will run for
six Sundays beginning
at 7 p.m . tomorrow
"Brush Arbor," a
Christian music group.
will return lo Christ
College I rvine's Min t·
Youth Gathering at 7
p. m Sunday Registra-
tion will begin al 12 30
p.m . in Founders Hall.
and fee is $7 including
the concert, dinne r ,
beverages. outdoor ac
tivities and electives
The Roman Catholic
Pro Sanctity Movement
will conduct a pil·
grimage to Rome April
27 through May 11. Call
956-1020 for information.
Chuch of Religious
Science. Capistrano
Valley, will hold worship
service at 11 a .m. Sun·
day on the topic, "Write
the Story of Your Life."
The church funds a re-
corded inspirational
message at 498·5683
Newport Harbor
Church of Religious
Science will hold classes
twice a week at 7:30
p.m during May at the
New Thought Christian
Center in Costa Mesa.
Tuesday's topic will
be "Metaphysical In-
terpretations of the Bi-
ble," and Thursday's
class will be "The Prin-
ciples of Successful Lav-
ing "Call 646-1032 for in-
formation
Church Wom~n United The First Christian
"111 celebrate Ma y Church in Huntington
Fellowship Day at 9 30 Beach will present "The
a m May 1 at Oversens1t1ve Cons·
Presbytenan Church of c1ence" at 8 30 and 10
the Covenant in Costa a m services
Mesa. The scholarship
fund of "Special Buddy r
Camp" will benefit from l
the offenngs.
A popular music pro
gram to celebrate Holy
Week will be presented
at 10:30 a.m. Sunday al
Fairview Community
Church in Costa Mesa.
Youth from Corona
del Mar and Costa Mesa
High Schools will JOIO
regular musicians for
the rock and roll Easter
celebration .
A new religious build·
ing will be dedicated al
1 :30 pm Sunday in
Dana Point for St
Edward's Parish.
The school will open
with kindergarten and
the first two grades' and
parishioners will have
an open house at the
building
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Lutheran Church
The Air Force
Academy Catholic Choir
will perform at 8 p.m.
May 1 in the Orange
Coast College
Auditorium 1n Cost a
Mesa.
Tickets are $1 SO and
available at the col·
lege 's ticket office in the
administration building
of the Master
2900 Pacific View Dr.
Coron~ del Mar, Ca .
St. Andrews
Presbyterian Church in
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its annual Mother-
Worship Service
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Sunday School
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A meHCan water polo
gets its first test
tonight with Bulgaria . . . 82
Margerunt: He'd like 'io he a R·&ider
8)' •oo•• CAaLSON °'.................... . For four yean be was the darllnc of The
Farm, the premier receiver for the Stan-
ford Cardinals, twice a consenaua All·
A~erican.
Deacriblne former Fountain Valley H11h
star Ken Marcerum becomet a chore -
how do you find another way to describe
the neet, fluid, fiawleu All-American?
Everyone knows he's a lovable flake -a
youngster who knows his own mind and
enjoys himself and otben around him. It 'a
like his description of the 1cene at bis re-
sidence that he expects on Monday: ''A
party.··
And the scene after Tuesday momina,
when be has learned bis fate with the Na-
tional Football League draft? "Probably,"
says Margerum, "the party will con-
tinue."
Twenty of the 28 NFL teams have given
Margerum various tests as they try to de-
.
clde whO tbelr top draft choleea are, and
Mar1erum bu obli&ed w1tb nmntn1 the
40, the 3>, doinl vertical Jum111 and 1tand-
in1 broad jumps.
The best, bowevt:r, has •been saved for
"I'm ready," 1ay1 Marterum. "I can
1et aloag with anyone and I don't think I'll
have too many problems. I'm certainly 10·
Ln1 to play anywhere I can."
The Stanford senior has Dr. Jerry
Argavltz of Houaton aa his personal
negotiator Che also handled Billy Sims)
and saya he's leaving tbe financial aspects
of the deal up to him.
Oakland. '
"l dld my beat for Oakland," says
Mar1erum with a lau1h. "Tbat'1 the team
I realty want to be wltb. They a.re my
penonal No. 1 choice beeauae I love the
people in their offtces.
•11 bad dinner with .Jlm Plunkett and he
waa happy. I like what I bear about them
and it is e'Xcltinc because I know they are
definitely interested in me u a hllh pick.
"Oakland has two choices ln the first
round at No. 21and28 and they want an of-
fensive tackle and a wide receiver."
Not many get a personal choice,
however, and Margerum is well aware i)e
is also tbe tar1et of otben, especially
Denver, Green Bay , Cincinnati ,
Philadelphia and Dallaa.
"I don't want to be one of those guys
that want to hold out for every dime,"
says Margerum. "I'm not going to be late
for training camp. A lot depends on what
round you go on but whatever is fair Is
fair."
Moviq from the collegiate ranks to the
proa can be a ble step, but Margerum says
that it shouldn't be too much or a problem
-''l've seen Kenny Easley and Ronnie
Lott for the last four years and those guys
will be top dbs In the pros.
"I won't be intimidated by it, it's not like
<SeeMA&GERUM, Pa1eBZ> Ken Margerum
I like what I hear
about them (Raiders)
1nd it is exciting
f>ecause I know they are
definitely interested
in me as a high pick.
680 yachts sail for Ensenada
By ALMON LOCK.ABEY
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For three hours today -from 10 a.m. l°--..1
1 p.m . -one of the world's greatest yactrr. •
ing1Spectaculars will unfold i.n Newport
Harbor as 680 sailing yachts gather for the
start of the 34th Newport to Ensenada race
lines off the jetty entrance the scene will
be as confusing for the sailors as it as for
the spectators. Here is what you will hear
and see -if not understand:
-At 11 :50 a.m . a cannon shot on one or
the three committee boats will signal the
10-minute warning period for the ocean
racing catamara ns and the Class A
Performance Handicap Fleet;
PHEF J and PHRF-1; 1: 10 -Ancient
Mariner and Southe rn Ocean Racing
Division
If you are not certain on which hne the
respective classes are starting, you're in
the same league as many of the sailors.
And if you are close enough, you might
hear a little blue languge as the yachts
fight for position There might even be
more than a Little hull·banging near the
windward end of the startmg lines
off the Newport jetty.
Landlubbers and yachting fans alike will
line the shores of the Balboa Peninsula
and the bluffs over Corona del Mar to
watch the antics and maneuvers or the
yachts as they prepare to answer the start-
ing signals for their respective classes
between noon and 1: 10 p. m .
At 11 :55 another blast will signal the
five minute preparatory penod.
At noon another shot will send the
"cats" and the big PHRF yachts on their
way
Many spectators prefer to watch the
parade of yachts through the harbor. start-
ing about 10 a m. It will be party llme for
residents or Balboa Island and the
peninsula.
After that, starling signals will be
sounded every 10 minutes. 12: 10 will signal
the start of the International Offshore Rule
(IOR1 Class A and the PHRF-Bs; 12:20
IOR-B and PHRF-C; 12:30 IOR·C and
PHRF·D: 12:40 PHRF-F and PHRF-E ;
12:50 -PHRF-H and PHRF-G; 1 p.m. -
A few minutes after the last start you
can go home and leave the viewing to
spectators on the beach at Laguna or the
bluffs of Da na Point By that time the fleet
will be scattered over a wide expanse of
ocean, each skippe r and crew seeking
their own "pnvate wind "
The finish of an Ensenada race 1s usual-
ly dull, with no more than a half-dozen
vachts approaching the line at one time. For those watching the dual starting . -
No hassle for Twins' Ada111S
. Pinch-hit double off Hassler sparks 7-5 victory
BLOOMINGTON, Minn. CAP>
-The Minnesota Twtm snapped
out of their team-wide battin.1
slump by pe>undin1 four Ansel
pitchers for 12 hlta, lncludibl
two key home runs, en route to a
7 -5 victory over tbe Angela on
Friday.
Minnesota entered the game
with a team batting average of
.199, but erased a 4-0 deficit
before only 2,759 fans at
Metropolitan Stadium.
"WHAT'D WE RAVE, about
seven guys batting below 200? ••
asked Glenn Adams, who
knocked in the decisive run with
a pinch-hit double in the seventh
inning off Andy Hassler. "We
knew that wasn't going to last.
We knew we'd break out of it."
Adams' double . which
snapped a 5-5 tie, was made
possible when Angel third
baseman Butch Hobson made a
two-out throwing error on a
ground ball by Dave Engle
Hassler relieved hard-luck
loser Luis Sanchez. 0·2, but
Adams greeted him with a dou-
ble down the right field line to
score Engle from second base
with the go-ahead run.
Juksoo. "He threw me seven
sliders and I swung and misled
six of them. This time I knew
what to look ror and be got the
aUder ritbt up ln m)' eyes."
aoa WILFONG followed
Adams' double with another
two-bagger to score pinch-
On TV today
channel 5 at 11 a.m.
runner Danny Goodwin
Reliever Doug Corbett shut the
Angels down in the final two in·
nmgs to even has record at 1 1
"We haven't caught a break
since the season started," said
Twins' manager Johnny Goryl.
"We finally got one today when
Hobson let that throw get away
from him. Thb team has been
hitting the ball hard. but nothing
would fall."
Mickey Hatcher. obtained in
the trade for Ken Landreaux a
week before the season started,
hit hls first home run as a Twin,
a three.run blast. and Engle
doubled ln the tying run two outs
late r.
"I DECIDED TO go back lo
an old batting stance l used in
the minors," said Hatcher, who
hit .371 at Albuquerque in the
Paciric Coast League an 1979 and
.359 a year ago "l went back to
my squat stance I felt a lot
mo r e comfortable My whole
swing felt bettl!r ."
Hatcher. who entered the
game with a .206 average. also
added a pair of singles in four
at.bats
"He was trying to hat more up·
right," said Gory I "He just
went back to what got him to the
big leagues an the first place ··
Padres late rally
stops Dodgers, 6-5
o.lfor ...... ~., ·~ "-
CONCENTRATION -Costa Mesa High's Paul Knipp (24)
and Irvine's John Baxter watch the results of a blocked
spike attempt. Costa Mesa won in five games. See story
Adams later admitted that he
hadn't had much luck against
Hassler in the past.
"Last year, I faced him twice
and he struck me out twice,"
said Adams, who batted for Ron
The Angels jumped to a 4-0
lead off starter Pete Redfern in
the first innlng on singles by Rod
Carew, Rick Burleson and Dan
Ford for one run, a two-run dou·
ble by Ed Ott and a run-scoring
single by Juan Beniquez. .
The Twins took Redfern off ·
the hook, however, with four in
the bottom of the third off Bill
Travers.
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Tim
Lollar, the fifth San Diego
pitcher. had to preserve a pre-
carious one-run lead against Los
Angeles in the ninth inning Fri-
day night
ch as~ Castillo. Pinch·h1tter Dave
Edwardssingied off Dave Goltz t
score Evans with the tying
and bring Steve Howe out of th
bu llpen Jones then single
through a drawn-in infield
score Ri chards with the tie
breaking run
on page 82.
Surf wins a nail-biter over Seattle, 2-1
Fernandez' late goal holds up; Cahill's heads-up defense saves it
BY cvn SEEDEN °' .. ~ .......... Talk about a heart-stopper. Seattle's
Ian Bridle nearly put the ultimate damper
on tbe California Surf's best outing of the
youA1 North American Soccer League Fri·
da1 night.
Hll I08) .at 80:00 wiped out a 1-0 Surf
lead, and then, after the Surf had for1ed
ahead on a .goal by Vidal Fernandez just
1: 02 later, Bridie headed a a bot wblch
caromed off the cross bar with just 38
seconds remalnin1.
Surf 1oalkeeper Alan Mayer didn't
have a chance, and only a beads-up clear
by defender Paul Cahill preserved the
Surf'• 2-1 vlctdty before 7,• at Anaheim
Stadium.
LOOKING A8 caJ.SP .. tbeJ have all
aeaaon. tbe Surf outpta1ed the blpJ.y n-
1arded Sounden both oftemlvel)' and de·
feoatvelJ, aJlbouCh coadl Pet.er Wall ad·
mltted ata.r the 1ame there wen tome
anxlout momem.. ~"lbat 1ut 2JO mtnut. wu juilt a cue
of them atartlnt to win t.M biatUe at Dalcl-
fleld. 8otb (Kal) Steffn aod (Lemle>
Abrabama ••n t..pnnAn1· to .dre and
that'• why I made &be 1ulliltltakml.
.. Wbm you haven't we.a maay·pmea,
yoa bealn to watch U.. elDek iD4i&Ut'1
Wb"!)'OU a-t bdo problelDl,u Wall~
TM·.Silaf M!tuallJ ha ~-to becln rill. Wtnaen of only one tam• 1D
four outings, the Surf b·ad the added
pressure of knowln1 their moves were be-
ing closely watched by the team's new
director of team operations, Tom LJUedal.
Ltlledal had vowed to clean house and
do whatever elae was necessary to
eliminate ideaa that the Surf was a
"mediocre team."
BUT WALL said the tean) WU actually
looaetbeluttwodaysofprllctlce.
"They were a little upti&bt earlier in
the week, but they forgot about It out oo
the field. They were relaxed. You don't
want to create too ~uch pressure. I
tbousllt we showed more character out
tbere ~than anytime thls aeuon. '' Wall aa1d be wu pleued witb the play
of.._ wbo wu credited with an aulat
OD A........_' 1oaJ at 35:8' aloal with de-
feadnltneS..,..eant.
Meanwblle, ll1Y•r wu u •harp at
ever Md lbbwed n0 Ul eff ecta fri;m the hip
bijury wbldl kept blm out ol laat week'•
*ameetlMAAc••·
II~ wu calMd oa to mate four 1a••.llill•ni one wttb 11:• remaln.lu on a tbot by Seat1.le'1 Jeff BourM, •blc&
required a DilraeUloal NCOY91'J.
~ oNa or two seawe 1\ab-
•tlt.at.1, toot • m.I PM9 • ,.,. ol tbt
•. ~ .. ~ panu.J db BOWDe.
.had to reaen back with bll band to deflect
Bourne's shot from rinding the back of the
net.
Four minutes earlier, the 28·year-old
American keeper made a sliding save in
front to thwart a Seattle two-on-one break.
For his effort.a, Mayer was named the No.1
star of the game.
"He really came through when he was
needed," Wall agreed. "But, that's wh•t
he's paid for," he added with a ~rin.
The Surf's aggression was most evl·
dent in the first balf, both offensively and
defensively. Usually lt wu Steve Moyen
lingerin1 around the eoal mouth, looklne
for one of ll\Ole patented headers which
contributed so much to hls success last
season.
Both Moyen and Femandea were
credited with two 1bota apiece. while u a
team, the Surf outahot the Sounders, 7-2 ln
the lint half.
THAT AL80 MEANT Seattle's •corlnt
cbancea were at a minimum. In fact, the
Surf defensive corps waa ln complete con-
trol mQllt of the eveninl(.
Mayer wu bla uaual ~reaJive Hlf,
comlnt way out to punch out ol the
atr or make 14aplq •tabl ol So\mder ecn·
l•rln1 .,...... The rat of the half. def.a· dera Joba Cra••D, Graham Oat~~l
S.araeant aad Mark Llndaa1 tbwanM
any 11Mul cbancea for Seattle.
"l tried to ignore the crowd,"
the Padres' young left-hander
said of the Dodger Stadium
crowd of 49,256. "It was between
myself and the hitter. l just
. wanted to throw strikes."
Lollar, after giving up an in-
ning-opening single to Ken Lan·
dreaux and a sacrifice bunt by
Dus t y Baker, retired Steve
Garvey and Ron Cey on harm-
less fly balls to record his fi rst
National League save by pre-
serving a 6-5 victory.
"We have no Illusions, our
kids are giving us a good ef·
fort," said San Otego Manager
Frank Howard alter the Padres
rallied for three runs on five
sin1lea to come from behind and
hand Los Angeles only its third
loss ln 14 games. Two of tbe de·
feats have been at the hands of
Howard's 1•un1 Padres.
''Tbll ts a team of 'no names'
tryln1 to abow they belonc in the
majors," ii ho,.. Lolla.-
descrlbed hla teammates.
Ruppert Jones 1lb1lect home
Gene Richards with the tle-
breakinC nm to cap the Pad.res'
wlnnin1 rally iD the nlntb.
Tht bodien held a &·3 lead en·
tertqi the ntnu-. But Lula Salazar
led off Wfth an Infield alncte and,
one out later, Barry Evant
1ln1ted off reliever Bobby
Caatlllo'11love.
Richards 1in1led home Samar
to cet the Padre.-within a nm and
Gary Lucas, 2-1, the fourth o •
fiv e Padre pitchers picked up th
victory. Castillo, O·l , took the loss
Tim Lollar pitched the ninth fo
the Padresto~ain his firatsave.
Steve Garvey slugged tw
home runs , his first and second o
the season, and drove in four
and Dave Lopes also homered Co
the Dodgers to help them take
5-3 lead into the nlnth.
EX-OILER Wll\S,
JUMPS 6')1/4
DES MOINES, Iowa
Erpenbeck, a 1raduate of Hunt
inston Beach High School no
attendina Drake Unlvenlty,
the women's h11h/ump with be
best-ever marlt o 6-0IA Frida
afternoon tn the Drake Rela)'I.
Erpenbeck pJaced second
the Calllomla •tate meet t
succeulve years while aueDG111111~
Huntlnr{on Beach Hlih. H
best m.ark wu 5-9 ud before
day at Drake, her belt •"'"" ....
was 5·11Y4.
She t• 1ttendln1 th• low
•chool on a acholarthlp
participated ln volleybaJl
field hockey u well u
wbile lil b18b 1ch0ol.
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Luzinski homer gives White So>e win
Gres a.-r1atk1'1 home run lead· ••
lns off tbe loth lnnlnl lifted th•
Cblc110 Wb.lte Sos to a S-2 American
t.ea.,.ae victoey over Detroit f'rt.
day • . . Grala Nedlet alam!DM Illa fou:rt.b
home Cl the MUOn, a 1olo 1Jlloe 1n tbt aeventb,
aa the New York Yank ... held on to ed•e
Toronto, +2 . . . Bea Od• aod Ted &I•· mou belted three-nm bomen d Milwaukee
• • JU8l no mterest
There baa been more interest in Eil
the Oakland Raiden 1mon.a Or~e f •
County sporU acribet llllt week than
ever before. And lt lan't because of a proposed
team move to Southem California that the
acribes bave taken an inter.\ ln the Raiders.
Rather, lt'a the annual apoof on profession1I
football, perpetrated by th1t muter or frivolity
and creator of Irrelevant
Week, Paul Salata, that bas
brought about the unusual in-
terest -or lack ol same.
·'To date we have bad no
entries and the lack of in-
terest in a contest to pick the
las t player in this year's
NFL drfft was expected,"
Salata said.
c ruahed JC a nn s City,
8-1 . . . Showtna no lll ef-
f eta from Sunday's alterca-
tion, 01ldand rl1ht·hander Mike Norrh hurled a
five-bitter u the A's atopped
Seattle, 8-2 t.o post their 15th
vlctoffi ln 16 gamea . . . ln the atlonal League, Mlke
Scbm dt'a two-run homer led
Philadelphia to a 6-4 victory
t..mtld over Chicago, extending the
Cubs' loelng streak lo 10 aames . . . Fraak
Paa&ore pitched a four-hitter as Cincinnati
whipped slumping Houston, 3-0 . . . Dale
Maipby•1 double and a run·scoring single by
Bruce Beeedid in the seventh inning cracked a
1-1 tie and Atlanta went on to a 7-1 win over San
Francisco. The victory was the fifth in a row for
the streaking Braves and the loss was the fifth
in six games for the slumping Giants.
Oakland has the final
Salala pick in the draft and the
player taken al that time will be honored during
Irrelevant Week festivities, June 22·28. The
draft takes place Tuesday and entries were due
on Friday but Salata has extended the deadline,
preferring to use the alternate manner of select·
ing a winner -the least legible postmark.
Writers are preparing to smudge the marking
and deliver the envelope in person.
Was Chicago woman Ali's mistress?
CHICAGO -An 18-year-old m Chicago woman has filed a $3 million
suit against former heavyweight
champion Muhammad Ali, saying he
made her his mistress at age 12 and fathered a
child sbe bore al age 14.
But the contest, which carries a mythical
dinner for two at the winner's expense, selection
of an honoree and all other facets of the week
are totally irrelevant.
The woman, identified as Rebecca Jean
Holloway, says m the civil suit filed Thursday
that Ali was the father of a son she gave birth to
Salata plans on keeping it that way.
in 1977 and that Ali stopped
seeing her after the child.
whom she named Osmon,
was born.
Quote of the day
Tom Prusator, 7-0 basketball center at
Oral Roberts Unjversity, after being asked
to address a press luncheon: ''This isn't
going to take long. I thought when I came
here that all I'd have to do is eat."
Theodore H Zim-
merman , the woman's at-
torney, declined to give
many details of the case,
saying that "at this time I
would rather not give any ID·
terviews or even see any
publicity on this matter. Ali
linesman stops tight, injured
"The fact that we filed this lawsuit doesn't
mean we don't have a great deal of respect for
Muhammad Ali I would hate to see something
come out publicly that would blacken his
name "
D'Amico suffered injuries to his ribs ' NEW YORK -Linesman John ~
Ali's attorney, Michael Phenner, said of the
suit that "on its face . it's a prePoaterous and
outrageous claim
"A man like Muhammad Ali has a lot of
frivolous cases filed against him," Phenner
said.
early tn the first period of Friday
night's National Hockey League
quarterfinal playoff game between the St. Louis
Blues andtbeNew York Rangers. Ati could not be reached for comment
Serna impressive
in Boston Maratlwn
By JOHN SEV ANO
Of -_,, ...... Matt
Buried among the top 2S
finishers in Monday's Boston
Marathon was the name of
Ralph Serna, who was No 18
with a time of 2: 14: 16.
It was the same Ralph Serna
who led the UC Irvine cross
country team lo a pair of NCAA
Division II championships in
1975 and '76 He graduated from
UCJ in 1979
, Serna's time was only rour
'fninutes. 50 seconds slower than
• hat of the winner Toshihiko
Seko (2:09 :26 >. And that's not
1,
VCIREPORT
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in the Mt SAC relays Sunday in
a field which includes the
Ph1ladelphi~ Pioneers (a track
club owning the best time Ws
season), UCLA and USC.
Although participating, the
Anteater quartet probably won't
be in top form as they'll also be
running in the Stanford relays
today '
Their itinerary calls for them
to come home Sunday morning.
followed by a quick drive to
Walnut. .. . .
Tiger Shoes 1s sponsoring a SK
and lOK run at UC J rvme loday
with proceeds going to the
school's athletic scholarship
fund.
The SK event will start at 8
a.m with the lOK run to follow
at 9. Entry fee is $8 with T-shirt
:too shabby when you con.sider or $5 without. Registration will
Serna was chasing Seko through close 15 minutes prior to each
the hills and streets of Boston race • .. •
Jor only the second lime. Despite its fifth-place standing
• • • in the SCBA. the UCI baseball
Saddleback forward Curtis team sports aft impressive .320
Crossley will not be coming to batting average -•second only
the UC Irvine campus next to Cat State Fullerton's .356.
~eason, but it's not Coach Bill The Anteaters' downfall
·Mulligan's fault . comes in the pitching department
. As of today Crossley was still where they are next-to-laat with
,.at his parents' home in Jllinois a 6.00 ERA.
with UCI's letter-of-intent in And who has the worst
band. He had until last Wednes-pitching? Cal State Los Angeles
·day to turn it in. with an incredible 10.33 ERA. · The reasons for Crossley's • • • ~loofnesa are sketchy. Mulligan Steve Haworth's .400 average
· refuses t.o point fingers but it has has him sixth among the top
-been teamed that Crossley's conference hitters
·parents and Saddleback Coach • * •
('Bill Brummel were allegedly Job promotions: Ex-Sports Jn-
'part of the problem. rormation Director Rob Halvaks ' • • * has been promoted to Sports
" UCl's mile relay team of Ed· Business Manager with usis-
'die Carey, Carlyle Kidd, Tony tant SID Craig Russell taking ~Wells and Bill Dorvall will run over Halvaks' duties. iocc skipper injured
ijn JFK trophy race
ANNAPOLIS, Md. -Strong
• northerly winds on Chesapeake
;rBay Friday virtually blew the
yachts competin1 for the John :•F'. Kennedy Memorial Trophy
V.ocit of the water and contributed
to the lnjury of the Oran1e Cout
4C0Ue1e skipper. ~ Only one of the two scheduled
'races wu sailed when wtnds
r wbiatled up to SS knota. The rue
: committee cane.led Ule aecond
•race when tbe winds •ia.rtln• 1-1uatln1 over 50 kDotl.
_ ~fl""1 Norman, skipper of tbe
OCC aew, suffered a bead iD·
Jury lD tbe flnt race wbH be tot
entan&Jed lD the maln 1beet and ~·· thrown on to the Ufe·llne. ~ wu r.movect from the boet
aad tUc to a boepttal ,.here
• sUtdles were t1ken over blt /'
rt1bt .,.. v
Coach Jim Jor1enHn l•ld
Norman WU Nl•ated &twr It
L
was determined his inJury was
not serious. He will be back at
the helm jn today's races,
Jorgensen said. The OCC boat
waa ln fltth place roundln1 the
weather mart when the accident
occurred.
W lnner of the finl race was
the U.S. Naval Acaaemy with
Nick Madi11n of Ne~rt Beach
at the helm for tbe second
straight ye1r. Flnllblnl second
waa USC, •Ith •klpp~r Dou1
Ayers of Newport Beach. Third
w11 Marine M1ritJmt ACldemy.
fourth wu Mlchisan State and
flltb wu Princeton.
Jorpnaen •aid the canceled
race would be made up toda)'
wltb four racet inltead ot tae
achedultd tbru, weat&er
pen:aiW.1.
Tbt rt1atta win:dl up SUDday
wltb two race1.
t
Ralph Serna
From Page Bl
MARGERUM
I haven't seen it before."
"And I'm not going to worry
about what round J go in. I'm go-
ing in expecting the third round.
Anything better than that will be
great, but I won't be disappoint-
ed this way," continues
Margerum.
The road has been rosy for
Margerum. once plagued with
injuries (ankle> as a junior in
high school a nd illness
(tonsilitis) as a senior. While at
Stanford, in the process of
catching 146 passes (third best
on the all-time Pac-10 list>. he
hardly missed a down.
"There's no question that I'm
happy with myself about choos-
ing Stanford." says Margerum.
"I've been lucky, I guess. knock
on wood.
·'The alumni connections are
tremendous and I know if the
worst came to worse, even if I
never played pro ball, I can get
a l~mg without It.
"I told Emile Harry about
coming here and pointed out to
him some of the things that
make this place so great, the
way people handle you. You're
your own man and treated with
respect."
So It goes for Ken Margerum,
his 32 touchdown pasaea and
2,51'7 yards in receptiona a mat-
ter of history for the Cardinals.
Bast triumphs
Mike But won his third
acra\ch main event and Tom
Morley captured the baQdicap
m1ln to hJ&hlisht Friday nlibl'•
speedway motorcycle race. pro-
gram at th~ Oran1e County
Falrg~ds before 7 ,500 fans ..
Mike, Curo10 of Huntlnaton
Beacb defe1ted Steve But 1D tM
mnateb race wltb Robert Pfttr:ln1 w~nnln1 the Hcoad' dlvJaton
1malis ahd Daftd Kan~k the
tht"9 dlWlOD.
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SPORTS BREAK/ UC IRVINE I WATER POLO
Erving paces Philadelphia wtn
PHILA.DELPHJA -1•• Sn· m l•I acond 22 polnta and beJped con·
taln Bott* star La"7 lml with a
brllliant defen1lve effort to le1d
Pblladephia to a 110-100 victo.ry over the Cettlcs
Frlday niaht and a i·l lead In the Nation.al
Basketball A11ociatlon Eastern CQnferenee
pl1yotf ftoala. Bird bad acor-.d '1 point.a lD lh•
firat two 1ante1 of the 1ertes, but 1lthou1h be
led the CelUca with 22 points, he wu unable to
dominate play a1 he hid In the eulier 1ames
. . . Houston 1uard C.lvta Murphy broke out of
a two-11me 1booOn1 1lump, scortna 23 point.I,
and Robert Retat•1 three late buketa helped
1tave off a late' Ka.naas City rally to lead the
Rockets to a 92-88 victory and a 2·1 lead ln their
Western Confer~n ce championship playoff
series. Aft.er the Rockets had led throughout the
aame, K~as City put on a desperate surge in
the final three minutes and cut a 12-polnt
Houston t ad to four points with 2: 16 to play
Morgan leads in New Orleans
Gii Mor•an compl~ted af ~ix -·n under.par 66 with a atnng o 1our
consecutive "3s" and established a
one-stroke lead Friday in the second round of
the New Orleans Open. Moraan's eagle-birdie-
par-birdie closing burst completed a day of ex-
ceptionally low scorln1, pr;obably the loweat on
the PGA tour this year, and lifted him out of a
pack of more than a dozen golfers scrambling
for the lead. A single shot back was Dave
Eichelberger, a winner last week at the
Tallahassee Open . . . Kel Na1le knocked in
seven birdies, including one from a bunker, and
Peter Thomson added another, giving the
Australians a one-shot lead an.er 36 holes in the
Legends of Golf Tournament in Austin, Tex.
Nagle and Thomson combined for a second.day
round of seven-under-par 63 for a 128 total. In
second was the team of Geae Uttler and Bob
Rosbu.rg. There were three groups at 10-under·
par-130, Including Art WaU and Tommy Boll
along with Arnold Palmer and Dow Fluterwald
. . . Bedt Solomon shot a five-under-par 67 to
take the first-round lead in the LPGA Birm-
ingham Classic. Gall Hirata is second, one
stroke behind the leader,
Baseball today
On this date in baseb~ll in 1933 :
Philadelphia's Dick Bartell emacked
four doubles as the Phillies downed the
Boston Braves, 7·1.
On this date in 1904 :
Pitching ace "Happy Jack" Chesbro of
the New York Highlanders posted the first
of his staggering total of 41 wins that
season
Today's Birthday
Oakland A's pitcher Craig Minetto is 27 .
Uneaman goals aid Phlladelptlia
&e• LIH•••• 1eored two Iii 1ecood·perlod aoalt Friday nitbt u '
Philadelphia beat Cal,ary, 3.z. uct
lied their Stanley Cup qU1rterflo1I
Hries at 3 3. The decldln• 1ame in tho belt-of·
1even NHL playoff seriet wlll be played Sunday
night ln Philadelphia ... Roolrle Laaee
Net11ery'1 rebound 1011 1temmed • St. Louil
Blues second-period comeback and vaulted the
New York Rangers to a 7--4 win that moved the
Rangers into the Stanley Cup semifinal•
semifinals . . . Bob Nya&rom'a second period
goat proved lo be the wlMer as the New York
lalanders clinched a semllinal berth with a 5·2
victory over Edmonton, wlMing the serin, •·2.
P8'll_~ pol,6 at Riverside
~E -John Paul, Jr. • wu declared the pole winner Friday
for Sunday's Los Angeles Timea-
Toyota six-Hour Grand Prix for GT can at
Riverside International Raceway.
Paul won the Pole tn his Turbo Ponche with
a record speed that the official timers didn't
catch. That declaration was made two houra
after qualifications ended for the lntemational
Motor Sports Association endurance road race,
about the lime the "official" pole winner,
England's John Fitzpatrick, waa being in·
terv iewed by the media.
Paul was credited with a lap time of one
minute, 38.090 seconds on the 3.3-mile course for
an average speed of 121.113 mph to top
Fitzpatrick's 1 :38.439 and average speed of
120 683.
Marshal Bishop, IM SA's chief t.Jmer aod
scorer, conceded when questioned by
Fitzpatrick's crew that his electronic equipment
apparently failed to dock Paul's first lap,
although it timed every other car on every other
lap during the time trials
Connors withdraws from tourney
Defending champion Jimmy Coo-•
aors has withdrawn from the World
Championship Tennis finals in Dallas
scheduled for next week because of a severe in·
testinal virus and has been replaced by Sandy
Mayer ... Tboma1 Heams defends his World
Boxing Association welterweight boxing title
tonight against Randy Shields in Phoenix
Sharp-shooter Jlri Lala scored a goal and set up
the clincher as Czechoslovakia overcame
Canada, 4-2, in a World Hockey Championship
medal's round game Using his boxing skills
to nullify the punching power of Rudy Crawford,
Hilario Zapata carved out a unammous lS-round
decision Friday night to retain his WBC junior
lightweight championship at the Cow Palace in
San Francisco Jacksonville's Nino Zee,
knocked lo the ground when he was punched by
Tampa Bay's David Mehmet, came back and
scored the winning goal as the Tea Men beat the
Rowdies 2·1 in North Amencan Soccer League
play
U.S. poloists face Bulgaria
Eight nations compete in Fina Cup at Long Beach
By ROGER CARLSON
Of -Deify ..... '"'" LONG BEACH -Water polo
-0 11 the international scale and
of Olympic Games proportioo
takes place today al Long Beach
State as the II Fina Cup gets un-
der way with its first of seven
salvos.
It begins with 1980 Olympics
gold medalist Russia squaring
off with Australia at 11 a m .
followed by the Spain-Cuba
match at 12:30.
This evening's set features
1980 silver medalist Yugoslavia
against bronze medalist
Hungary at 7. followed by the
United States and Bulgaria al
8:30.
The round robin tournament
continues through May 2 with
Wednesday an idle day
Among the United States
starting lineup i s former
Newport Harbor High star
Kevin Robertson, along with
goalie Steve Hamann, Joe
Vargas. Terry Schroeder. Jody
Campbell, Jon Svendsen and
Drew McDonald.
Also on the roster of Coach
Monte Nitzkowski are former
Newport Harbor star J am1e
Bergeson and ex-Un iversity
High standout Peter Campbell
Bergeson, who has missed a
portion of practices because of
study commitments at Stanford.
is one of the focal points in this
meet as the Amencans hope to
find a starting unit which will
become an intact. fluid outfit
Nitzkowski is expected to use
Bergeson extensively in an ef-
fort to find the right combina
tion, although he is not penciled
into the starting lineup at this
point.
The favorite in this tourna-
ment is the Soviet Union, which
brings a squad with eight mem-
bers from its 1980 Olympics gold
medal team, keyed by goalie
Ewgeni Scharomov and captain
Aleksande f(.abanov, a 33-year-
old veteran from two gold
medalist teams <Munich in 1972
and Moscow in 1980).
"Our real goal Is to play into
the top three," says Nitzkowski.
Baseball standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
West Dlvbloo
W L Pd. GB
Oakland lS 1 .938 -
Chicago 8 3 .7Z7 4'fJ
Texas 5 6 .455 7"'1
Angels 6 8 .429 8
Seattle 4 10 .286 10
Minnesota 3 9 .250 10
Kansas City 2 8 .200 10
East Dlvlsloo
New York 8 4 .667 -
Cleveland 6 3 .667 ~
Boston 6 4 .600 1
Milwaukee 6 4 .600 l
Detroit 7 6 .538 l~
Baltimore 3 6 .333 3'h
Toronto 3 10 .231 S1h .. _,,.le_
Mlnn .. ot• 7, A .... s
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Mll•-•6, K6ftMt Ctty 1
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Botton IT-0-1)•19eltlm9re 11'1.....,.0.11
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
West DlvblOA
Dodgers
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Diego
San Francisco
Houston
W L
11 3
8 5
7 6
6 9 s 10
3 11
East Division
Pc&. GB
.786 -
.615 2th
538 31-!i
.400 St,;
.333 61,;
.214 8
Montreal 8 2 .800 -
St. Louis 7 2 . 778 i,;
Philadelphia 8 5 .615 t t,;
New York 4 4 .500 3
Pittsburgh 4 4 .500 3
Chicago 1 11 083 8
,
a Huntington Bea ch resident and
the 1984 Olympics coach
"We're developing in a logical
rate for the World Cham·
pions hips next summer (in
Ecuador> We 're defintely not
coming into these cham-
pionships Wlth a pat hand. Our
goal is to progress toward the
1984 Olympics.··
Among the top Amencans to
watch for. in addition to the 5-9
Robertson, a phenomenal player
cons idering his smallish size,
are Schroeder. the hole man, the
work of goalie Hammann, the
goalie and the defense of
Svendsen
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Orange Coat DAILY PfLOT/Satun:t.y, Aprll 2&, :1981
CdM cu,tches tie for Sea View crown; Artists win
Corona del Mar Hieb '1 Sea x1ni1 n-.lled down n9 worse than a tie for the Sea View Lea1ue
, bueball championship with an 8·3 victory asainJJt
vi1itlnf Estancia Friday -with still four cames ••Ml rem a~ the leacue 1chedule. And una Beach Hi&h'• Artiall played a
spoiler's ro e in the South Coast League, dropping
San Clemente from contention for the leadership.
Detl'f ~ ... ,,_.., •KMN ll-•
Here are the bighll&bll :
Corona del Mar 8, Eetanda 3 •
The Sea Kinas continued their quest for a third
straight undisputed Sea View League cham-
pionship, using the knockout punch of Jeff Pries'
bat and the steady pitching of Ken Santoro to notch
their 10th victory in 11 leaeue starts.
Estancia jumped to a 2-0 lead in the firs\ in-
ning with the help of Mike Deutsch's two·run dou-
ble, but the Sea Kings bounced back on Chris
White's RBI single, followed by the fint of two line
drive homers by Pries over the right-center fence.
The winning edge came in the fourth when the
Sea Kings exploded for five runs, keyed by Brent
Melbon's h9mer to right-center to tie the game.
then capped by Pries, who drove one to the same
spot with Dave Rohde and Gordon Moss aboard.
Santoro struck out three and upped his num·
bers to 6-1 in league and 7-2 overall.
John Robertson was 3-for-4 for Estancia.
El Toro 7, Coate Meaa e
Costa Mesa lost one they won't forget -as the
Mustangs squandered a 6-0 lead going into the bot-
tom of the sixth inning and eventually dropped it
in eight innings,
Mike Dawe's two-run single in the sixth ap-
peared to give Costa Mesa more than enough to up
its record to 7-4 in Sea View League play, but E l
Toro struck for four runs in the sixth, aided by
three walks, singles by Charlie McMillian, Doug
Maher and Mark Matranga and a double by Mike
Lomeli
Mc Millian's RBI single was the only hit in an
seventh inning dom1Dated by Mesa miscues (two
walks, an error and a hit batten. and in the
seventh the winning run crossed when the ball
sailed mto center field on a throw to second base.
Mesa pitchers walked nine. hit two batters and
were guilty of four wild pitches
El Toro's victory puts 1t m a three-way tie for
second place (6 5> with Costa Mesa and Estancia
Laguna Beach 5, San Clemente O
Dan Amdt to bat.
Amdt promptly lined a •ln•le to center, but
the baD took * crazy hop throu•h the center-
flelder's lep, allowin& all four runnen to score.~
lrvlne 7, Unlverelty e i
The Vaqueros continued in the hunt for a Cl
playoff berth, dropping winless Unlvenity with
five.run fourth innlna paving the way. Irvine i'
one 1ame behind the three-way logjam at second.
ln the deciding frame it was Ed HelMiua wh
PREP ll4SEIUU
I • got it started with a single and Al Brownlet
followed with an RBI base hit. Jay Scott, Charlie
Fehrenbach and Bob Perry followed with sing!~
and Perry capped the uprising by stealing secom(
third and home.
Heinsius slapped a solo homer in the seventh,
which proved to be the game-winner as Universitf
struck back with two ID the sixth and three in tht
seventh before falling short
Fountain Valley e, Marina 3
Fountain Valley took over third place in the
Sunset League race. with the help of six Marina
errors and the pickoff expertise or catchers Jeff
Cohen and Dave Shaw
Cohen picked off three Marina runners at first
base and Shaw added another. •
Marina jumped to a 3-0 lead m the first inning on
singles by Chris Ventura, Ken Bodle. Ken Lantt
and Brad Peterson. but the lead disappeared in the
fourth inning when Pat Connor doubled and scored
on Brian Bass' sin~le
Edison 15, Newport Harbor 12
The Chargers upped their overall record to 17-4
in a four-hour slugfest that mcluded 33 hits by the
two teams
Mike De Benon went 3 for-4. Steve Morello was
4-for-5. Tom Dugg<in was 2 for 3 "ith three RBI
and John Emma went 3-for-4 for the winners, who
are solidi) entrenched 1n second place ID the
Sunset League
Katella 4, Ocean View 3
Three Costa Mesa players reach high to block a spike attempt by Jroine's Jeff Droke Friday night
Senior left hander KevlD Clark scattered seven
hits and the Artists scored all of their runs m the
sixth inning as Laguna Beach collected its fourth
South Coast League victory of the season.
Enc Reinholdt "'cnt 2 for-3 "1th two RBI . in-
cluding a double for Ocean View, but Katella
stayed within a game of Empire League leader
Loara by sconng twice 1n the first and twice m the
fourth
Mustangs gain CIF playoffs
Costa Mesa volleyball team tops Irvine
Cos~a Mesa High 's volleyball team made his-
tory Friday night as the Mustangs defeated Irvine
~in five games to clinch its first-ever CIF playoff
berth.
In other matches, Estancia beat Ocean View
in straight games to stay atop the Sea View
League standjngs ahead of Costa Mesa (10-2) and
Irvine (9·3> with a 11 ·1 record.
Newport Harbor and Fountam Valley both won
their matches to stay t ied for first place in the
Sunset League with 7-1 records.
Corona del Mar edged University in five
games, La Quinta easily beat El Toro in tbree
games, Dana Hills defeated Mission Viejo in three
and Laguna Beach got by Capistrano Valley in
four
In community college action. Orange Coast
College beat Santa Ana to wrap up the South Coast
Conference crown and remain Lhe No. 1 team in
the state with a 15-4 record The state playoffs
begin Fnday at OCC.
Golden West had an easy time with Santa
Barbara City College, winning in three games
'Iltle hopes alive
Orange Coast College can strike a damaging
blow to Cerritos' conference championship hopes
with a victory today over the Falcons in communi-
ty college baseball action.
Meanwhile, Golden West and Saddleback need
victories today over cellar dwellers to stay in con-
tention for their respective titles, with the Gauchos
in the best PoS1tion this season
At OCC. Coach Mike Mayne's Pirates hold a
two-game lead over both Cerritos and Fullerton
with six games remaining in South Coast Con -
ference play OCC ace Don Smith <8 -2> figures to
get the starting assignment
Golden West. meanwhile, is 2-2 in the second
round of Southern Cal Conference play. Their op·
ponent today, East Los Angeles dropped an em-
barrassing 20·1 decision to Cypress Thursday.
The Rustlers suffered a ~-2 setback at the
hands of Santa Monica Thursday
Saddleback has opened a 11h-game lead on
both San Dieao CC and Southwestern in the Mis-
sion Conference's Southern Division
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At Irvine High. P.J Kiley, Paul Knipp and
Mark Arnold combined to lead a strong Costa
Mesa front line m its comeback win over the Va -
queros.
Irvine grabbed a 2·1 game lead before the
M~tangs stormed back to wm the final two, 18·16,
15·9.
"We had to push and force there near the
end," Costa Mesa coach Jerry Winant said. "They
(Irvine) were a good team We blocked well in tbe
fourth game and that was the difference there. In
the last game. our passing game finally came
together.
"This 1s great." Win ant added "'the kids are
so excited and so lS the student body."
Also playing well for Costa Mesa was Tom
Kennedy, a sophomore hitter who played good de-
fense, according to Wmant.
Costa Mesa still has a shot at first place if the
Mustangs can beat Corona del Mar and University
in their final two matches next week and Estancia
loses either one of its two final matches.
Newport Harbor easily beat Marina in three
straight games behind hitter Mark Barrett.
"I think the Marina High volleyball players
took the night off and so did their coach." Marina
coach Tim Reed said Marina is now 4-4 in league.
Fountain Valley. likewise had little problem
with Westminster as the Barons won in three.
Fountain Valley substituted freely with re·
serves Scott Southwick and Al Gook playing key
roles
Estancia took care of Ocean View in straight
games with outside hatter Doug Hartung and mid·
die blocker Brad Ell1good playing particularly
well
·'Hartung played as good a game as any high
school player I've ever seen." said Estancia coach
Mike Pomeroy "It was definitely his best game of
the year and for the team as well. We'd been in
kind of a slump lately and we snapped out of it."
Corona del Mar (7 5> got by University in five
games as John Virtue and Joey Lara played well
for the Sea Kings
University's setter, Enc Hallman had a good
match for the TroJans
At Dana Hills, the Dolphins handed Mission
Viejo a loss behind middle blocker Scott
Swartzbaugh and setter J eff Bayme. Dana Hills
and Mission Viejo are both 3·5 in South Coast
League play.
• • .,.. • '.I. ,•.,I'. ~ .. ~. ·Z: •• . ,
The Artists bPOke open a scoreless game in the
sixth when San Clemente starter Mark Adams
walked Scott Majors and Steve Chapman. Damon
Berryhill then singled to load the bases. bringing
Kevin St:.mley struck out five Katella batters
ID a losing cause as Ocean View dropped to 5-6 in
league play. still No 3 ID the race for a Cl F 3-A playoff berth
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Orange Coast wasn't •
as fortunate 1n dropping S 12.~Q . a 68-57 verdict t.o host
Fulle rton in the South
Coast Conference
Orange Coast Is 9-2 for
the conference season.
both defeats coming at
the hand s of the
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Hornets.
Kris Kroyer scored 18
and Michelle Deyden 16
for the Pirates.
AYSO signup
set May 9
Soccer registration for
A YSO Region 57 (East
Newport, Balboa Island
and Corona del Mar)
will be held Saturday,
May 9 at East Bluff
Elementary School
The s1gnups are
scheduled from 9 :30
a.m to 2 p.m . and any
boy or girl 5·18 years of
age may register First-
t i me soccer players are
asked to wear playing
shoes and shorts for a
brief skills test
For further informa-
tion, con tact John
Stuart, 644-6620.
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• pannmg
he globe
ide World ' turns 20
f F RED ROTHENBERG
~'-'-""* Some ramiliar background music please.
%e~ .. ~ the set. Three·two-0ne, okay you're on
~ "Spanning the globe to bring you the constant
riety of s port. The thrill of victory and the agony
defeat. ·The human drama of athletic competi-
on. This is ·ABC 's Wide World of Sports ....
Happy Anniversary "Wide World." A whole
l(eneration has grown up with you.
1 Yes. this weekend "Wide World" is celebral·
i~g its 20th anniversary with a 90-minute prime
tJme special Saturday night. Thia is in addition to
~s regular programming Saturday and Sunday af·
rnoons, shows Nos. 1.081 and 1,082 in the suc-
ssful series
t AS THE SHOW'S HOST, Jim McKay. would
y with considerable dramatic ecrect: It all began
1961 in the rain In Philadelphia's Franklin Field
r the Penn Relays.
, "I was working Cor CBS doing the Masters in
$61. when I got a call from Chet Simmons and
t oone Arledge," McKay recalled. "They wanted
!
' to know about my availability for a 20·week sum-
rie r replacement show. They said it would involve
sbme travel I said I'd think about it. i ·'Then I got another call. They had me paged
cff the golf course 'How much money do you
'fant''' Why'' 'Because we have a press conference
1C> 15 minutes and we want to announce the host. ...
Arledge. now president of ABC News and
o rts. was the guiding force behind "Wide
orld " His concept or sports coverage has revolu·
onized the industry More than anything else,
· Wide World" has been the training ground for
at philosophy
"The basic concept of everything we do 1s that
op le are mterested 1n people.·· said Arledge
"OUR RULE OF THUMB always has been to
levise already established sparts that are impor·
nt to people mvolved m them.·· said McKay
We felt that if certain sparts were important in·
rnat1onally, they probably would become impar·
nt in this country. too •
"Our JOb was to expose them Perfect ex·
mples of the success of this approach has been
e resultant populanly of fi gure skating. gym·
ast1cs and motor sports ··
With this popularity has come subtle changes
ABC's programming "In 1970, Cathy Rigby was
t the World Gymnastics Championships. We had
20·25 minute segmetil, along with segments on
vii Knievel and a Demolition Derby," said Den·
is Lewin. coordinating producer of 'Wide World.'
'In 1979, when Kurt Thomas won a world title. we
evoted the enlire90·minute show to gymnastics.
"Our audience has equal parts men. women
nd children. Our general philosophy is to
iversify as much as possible on any given
eekend so the show is most appealing to the
argest number of people "
"WIDE WORLD" HAS top events and cham·
ionships. It has televised 119 different kinds of
ports and has been on location in 48 countries and
6 or the United States and Washington D.C.
cKay has traveled some 4 million miles in
urswt of those sports.
Quality production has also helped it become a
enomenal ratings success.
Tbe show has been innovative rieht from the
rt. "That first summer of the series i.n 1961 we
something revolutionary at the time," tald
Kay. ''We did a pre-season American Footbal1
ague game and put a microphone on the
' rterback That quarterba\:k was Jack Kemp,
o ii now one of the most impart.ant people in
gress ··
The experimentation has helped ABC become
'' OlylJlpic network.
, •• 'Wide World' has been a laboratory for ABC
rts," said Jim Spence. seJlior vice president of
C Sport.a who was coordinating producer of the
gram -carbera a ngles, editing, format,
electronic technology -and the lesson• we
rned have been Incorporated into all ABC
rts coverage.
, "OUR OLYMPICS COVERAGE for instance.
basicaJly an expanded series of 'Wide World of
rt.a' programs."
t. SAC Relays set today
WALNUT -The Mt. San An~io Re
ond only t.o the Penn Relays in seppe, con ue1
ay with the h11h 1chool, colle~ and open
l1loa upect of the meet . be1inn1n1·•t •: ••·
d continuinJ throu1b 8 : 50 tonlpt.
A Ulla) of US evenll art aeh~"*' f i,oda.y
lowin& Pridar~ community eolle1e vlt1.
day'• fare includes the women and a Uonll
n event.a.
Entries Include athleta representidt rt blsb
boola1 lnchxtin& Colltma del Mar and Unlvenlty
b 1cnool.t rrom the Oraqe CoMt •rt•. '
IJ MOMTH TtaMS
AU. SICUI• T.O.
II.OM MtM.
Following are the top ~ eventt on TV to-
d y. R•tlngs art: I I o/ 1 1xcefl9"l; ' I I worth
watching; ./ 1 fair; ' forget It.
~ 10':11 a.m., Channel 4 t/ ." ./
aASaULL: Cincinnati et Houston.
Anftounurs: Jay Randolph and Tim
Mc Carver.
Houston's struggllno Astros will send Nolan
Ryan (1.0) to the mound today against the Reds' rookie, Bruce Berenyl (1.0) In an effort to get blck
In the chase. The A1tros are In last piece In the
NatlOMI League West DIVlslon while Cincinnati Is
third behind the Dodgers and Atlanta.
I
11 a.m~, Channel 5 ./ ./ ./ ./ • BASEIALL: A,_..11 at Mlnnesot•.
AflftOUfteen: Don Drysdale, Bob Starr and
Ron Fairly.
The Angels wlll send Geoff Zahn (2·1) against the Twins' Jerry t<oosman (1·2) in today's outlnq.
The Twins took the first game of the series Fri· day, dropping the stru~llng Anoels farther blck
In the American League West paclt. Minnesota Is
on the bottom of the standings, winning only Its
third game of the early campaign Friday.
~ 1 p.m., Channel 4 { { ./
GOLF: Legends of Golt.
Announcen: Don Criqui, Bruce Devlin, John
Brodie, Charlie Jones, Jay Randolph and Bob
Goalby. .
Ke l Nagle, with seven birdies Friday, and
partner Peter Thomson, hold a one-shot lead In
the Leoends of Golf tournament after two rounds of play. Gene Littler and Bob Rosburg are In
second piece wtth "''" groups tltd for third In· cludlno Art W•ll with Tommy Bolt, Arnold
P•lmtr with Dow Fln1terwald and Mike SoucMk
with CMrlle Sifford.
OTHER T•LEVISION
9 •. m. (S) -T•NNIS -Eliot TfttKMr n .
Peter Flemlne In the WCT Challenge Cup, t•Ptd
lnMontrHI.
10 a.m. (4) -BASRULL WARMUft.
1 :30 p.m ., (7) -OR•AT•ST SPORTS
LEGINDS -A profllt Of Lou Brock WhO hOlds m1Jor la.;ue record• In stolen tMtlH for a year <118> and carHr (938).
2 p."1. (7) -TINNll -The semifinals of the
Allf\ King T•Mll Cl•ssl~ t•oed '" Las Vegas, 2:30 p.m. (11) -OUTDOOlt L9'E.
3 p.m. (4) -WISTE RN OUTDOORSMAN -
Segments Include a visit (o a rodeo held on a re·
servetlon near Pocatello 14aho. Also: A IOOk at
the prospering razor dam Industry In Ocean
Shores, Wa$h. Ron Hayes Is hoSt. 3:30 p.m. (2) -SPORTS SATURDAY -Mat·
thew s.ad Muhammad (29-3-2) defends his WBC light heavyweight title ataalnst Murray Sutherland
(31·2) In a scheduled 1S·found bout taped In Atlan-
tic City, N.J . Also: Ttw Oxford-C.mbrldge bcMt
r•ca, taped on the Rtvtr Thames In LondOn. Susan
Brown of OXfol"CS bec.Omes the first woman coit·
swain In the event's history. (7) -PRO
BOWLING -The finals ot the Firestone Tourna·
ment of Chample>n1,-taped at Akron, Ohio.
5 p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLD 0, SPORTS -
Thomas Hearns (30·0) defends his WBA welterweight crown agaJnst Randy Shields
(38-6·0 In a scheduled 1S-round boUt, taped In
Phoenix. Also: A preview of the Kentuclty Derby, spotllghtlno the key horses and personalities In
the 107th "run for the roses." And the Blue Grass
Stakes, taped Thursday at Lexington, Ky. (28) -
SOCCER. RADIO Baseball -Angels at Minnesota, 11 : 1 S a.m ..
(790). ' KMPC (7i); San Diego at Dodgers, 7 p.m .. KABC
Auto acing -Tlmes·Tovota Grand Prix His·
torlc car races, 2 p.m., KLAC (S70). (The Dally Piiot Is not responsible for late
chantk.>
Anteaters rip USIU in double-header
UC Irvine had 29 hits in the
two games as the Anteaters
swept a double-header rrom
USIU Friday at UCI. 9·2 and
15·0.
The Anteaters (25-16) also had
excellent pitching performances
turned in by Dirk Wielatock, a
senior right-hander in the first
game and John LeClerc a.pd
Larry Hicks in the second.
Wiet.stock (7-4) allowed seven
hits in the first game.
UCI fell behind, 2-0, ln the first
game but rallied for four runs in
the fourth innine and five in the
fifth.
ln the secontJ game. the Ant.'
eaters erupted for four runs in
both the first and second in-
nings.
8y EODNTEL of ...............
Whether John Q. Public 11 rea4y for It a11t11 ot
not, Team Tennb ll back with a teaton that will
con1l1t ol 12 matches ln July.
Bour Call!omia team• will compete ln the re·
birth of th.lJ lea1ue known u World Team Tennil
from lt'73-78. It wu tomewhat of a financial di•·
aster when lt folded, b\lt the new format will al
leaat have certaln safecuardl a1aloat a total col
laps' again. Or wlll It?
Franchises wlll be 1tatloned ln Oakland, Saq
Die10. to. An1ete1 and Orance Co\loty.
A couple of docton own the Bay Oaten ln Sa'!
Francisco/Oakland, Dr. /erry Bua•, the ort1inat
owner of the Loa Anseles Striap la back to unJ
derwrite the Strini• ln 1981 and Dick Bennett. If
3S·year-old who owns a development and invest·
ment company in El Toro. la owner of the
CalUomia Oranges,
Bennett. a sofl·apoken millionaire who says
he'll be "low.key" in runntni the Oranges, stands
to lose quite a bit on thla investment. He'll pui
about $200.000 into the venture.
"The main lhin1 la that we'll have fun.'' Ben
nett says.
The new league recently held an open playet
draft where each team picked four players -two
singles players and a doubles team. ,
The Oranges cho!le Marty Riessen. Sherwood
Stewart. Barbara Poller and Sharon Walsh.
Fans will pay $10-25 to watch the quartet play
five sets each of the six nights at the Los
Oaballeros Racquet and Sports Club in Fountain
Valley.
The Oranges will play all games at night (1
o'clock during the weekdays and 6 on Sundays).
Here's the Oranges' schedule:
Monday, ~uly 6 vs. Los Angeles; Sunday , July
12 vs. Bay Gaters; Wednesday. July 15 vs. San
Diego; Saturday, July 18 vs. Los Angeles ; Sunday,
July 19 vs. Bay Gaters; and Sunday, July 26 vs.
San Diego.
Players will play for a pre-stipulated prize
money of $310.000 There will be no salaries. per
se.
Heading the list of players who will play m
Team Ten01s are Martina Navratilova. Billie Jean
King (her husband. Larry King, is president of the
league ), Leslie Allen. ViJay Amritraj, Friti
Buehning, Trey Waltke and Pat DuPre
NOW SELLING PHASE 10
SECURITY
A private community with entry guard on duty
24 hours a day at the main entrance.
RECREATION
An exclusive mllHon dollar r8Cf'Ntlon center with
clubhouse, games and hobby rooms, etc.
CONVENIENCE
A country-club lifestyle approximately one mile
from the water In beautiful Huntington Beach.
.. NEW" SINGLE STORY GARDEN CONDOMINIUMS FOR ACTIVE ADULTS OVER 40
If you or your spouse are at least 40 years
of age, welcome to a whole new way of fife
at Huntington Landmark, one of the finest
recreation-oriented condominium commu·
nltles ever offered adult California home.
seekers. The condominium concept of
lelsure living Is provided, with exterior
maintenance, landscaping and care of the
park·llke grounds and recreational facilities
performed for you by a professional firm,
retained by a homeowners association for a
monthly fee. Details are available at the
sales center.
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LONG) BEACH •
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Each unit Includes Its very own utility area
with Installed washer and dryer • Swim·
ming pool, hot water swlrlpool, 3 tennis
courts, gymnasium, shuffleboard, and pad·
die tennis court·• Carpeting In the llvlng
room, master bedroom, secondary bed·
rooms and hallways • Garden patios or
dramatic atrfums and/or entry courtyards.
2 OR 3 BEDROOMS
1109,500 to 1123,950
ALL UNITS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE
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Allon Miiier 70·71-141
Larry ZlaQtor 70·11-141
Kermit Zartoy 71·7-141
David L-trorn •t-72-141
C~arlle Glbton ... ll-141
Gary H•rdln IS..t-142
Gary Hallberg 1J 7-142
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Jerry McGee 7Wt-142
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SO tr .. -I. Smllll (M), JS.U, 2. Malloy
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100 lly -I Ma._ CCl, St.II, J NUOofll
IMI. St.ID. J. Wlndla IC). I 0111 .
100 lroo -I WllMHI CCI, SJ.SO, 1. Malloy
CM), U .. ; 1. J Lynch (Ml, JI JI
SOO frff -1 O'Brien IC), • 4' 17, J
Enright (¥). S lt.46, J. Hopkl"' CMI,
j 2t tl.
100 b«1I -I. Re,..k (M), t·CM Cit, 1
Smllll (M). I.CM.JS; l . D•lou1man IC>
1·10.».
100 br--1. O'llnon !Cl. I Cit JI, 2
Common CCI. 1 "·"· J Lynell CMI. I. II .42
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P'RICMIY'$ RHULTS
(Jlnef .................. -... Flral race -o.m.. Ende•VOt IGr_.,),
10.00. 4.IO. 4.00; sa-1c Ou•• 1w 1111 .... a>. J.00, 4.60; -rey o,...,.,, CSlw,.renl, 1.00,
U uact.a (I-ti ,.Id Ul.40.
S.C-reca -Pol L11<k'a a..1 IPal"karl,
J.60, SAO. J.00; Ow U• IK-1. J.40.1.60. °'Y Sao IVPl._ingNml, s oo
TlllrO rKA -Tonlecl ea ... (0'8rl..,1.
•AO. 2.tO. 1.60, OA•y Vlclorp cw1111 .... 11,
JM, J.60, LAP-(Aubin I, •AO U oCOCll
CJ-4) poi0$1UO.
l'-111 reca -f'lft<P ...._ .. CPa..-1.
IJ.40, •M. UO; W..lllff W-lo.boml,
•.40, l.60; ~,Ollila 18oyleNI, J.00
Flllfl race -FtOllp SolilePer IG,_.,I,
1 00, 4.00, 1.IO, Corlnea Lill"! (Sllorr..,>.
• JO, •AO. Windy·-CWllllamal. 7.«). $2 ue<i. (7·1)pel0$.S4.IO
Sl•lll r11« -Jclllle't Chol<• (Wllllamt), II.to, 4.00, :S.00; B J A1me11un1 IO'lrlonl,
UO, 2.40, W.,__ Wortllp (Llgllllllll). UO
Se.anltl r ... -,..,..., ll'ldy (0'8rlenl,
J.to. 4.JO, JM ; Potgr Glrl IA<kor,,..,.I,
24.00, 7.IO; K-. Cornll (Sloltahil). 1.«I U
euct.a c2 .. 1,.1asao.:111.
$2 Pick Six CM·J.1·2·21 paid \10.11'2 •Ith
lllrM •Inning llckell (Ila ,,.,.... $2 Pick
SI• conlCM.tlOn paid $ti .601 •1111 IOl wlnnlr>O
11ckets c11 ... 11or ... 1
EIOMh race -Cornpul<tr (A,.dereon) J.60,
1.IO, 1 40, E•yino Rlv•I !Wiiiiam>), S.00,
•.10, Ma ... rlck Alm•hu"I <Achrma11>.
J.40.
Ninth race -B<ty LAat (Aatcnforol. S.40,
UO, 1 JO. General'• Skipper C8ou•rtl111.
J.JO, 2.40. SH Rover IT-I. 1 40. n oucta
(HI o•IO '21.40.
Tenth re<a -Ho Ho Neto ( 8ay1 .. u , •3.60,
JS.60. t .40, Annllro Wiiiard (Rankin), SS JO.
14.40. c--, Spur cs11111no11, 14.oo n •• e<IA l...,l OAICl$1,242.1Cl.
ElevAtlltl re<a -Oonclr>0 a. .... ll'oloy),
1M , 4 00, J.ICl; Cap\oln Mark CSleellll, 1140,
10 00, Mar's Olymplque CGrunclyl. •JO »
oucta ( .. JI oald $234.IO
A llenOan<e -t ,J.st.
HollYWOOd Park
l'RIDAY'5 RESULTS (lll lfU41y ... 0 I ... _ ... ,
First race -Anolller Tov !Va1en1 ... 1a1.
11.40, 6.00, 4.00; Citic Otuc:k ICa•tonedal.
4.60, J.JO, Plentyfl .. t IWlnl-), 7.60.
0.lby !ntrtee !emlnp
TIW ~Iona t0< llW ltontwclly Otr1'Y limit .,. __ , at a\M1en tD Uw • ....,_ ..... ""-..,_..., --.,.. .........
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tll~ T"""6ay, "-'II U. H P<1¥1 .. 111¥
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PluuntC-.y Habeno
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Golda" Derby Tolevlalon Slwdlo
l'IYl"g Hatlluo
Law Mo Sportln' 1..llt
Mytnlcal Auler
Swln9 lng Ll9"1 Senai. Cll<llrm.., Shall,..,_.
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GOLDIN WHT te>u•NAMINT
Cl'lnt•-1
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Colll"• ancl 11•,iw. JOflftton •ncl Hickman.
W JOhMon L -<oilln• 2B-Hutter (GWC)
0-..Suros
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Mot• (Arliorwl 1. Fulltrton2
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Golden We" OJD 000 •4 I 0 VllcM •nd Wat.-., Delp and McBride; W-Oolp L Vllclle
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Fullerton s, w .. 1 V•lloy o
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Mul"a 010 100 a-1 I 0
Velanl\le\41 end Wyc"-t•I. Kyler -M•rcotte W--4(,ltr L-Valann.18 J-
Crall IMI
Misc.
Fridey'1 tran11ctlon1
IASIEBALL
ArNrka•~
BOSTON RED SOX -Slon•O Tom
lluro'lleler, onciwr, lo• •-·YHr contract
ulenllon.
OAKLAND A'•-Annount eO tllal MIU
Horrlt, pitcher# hed <.onwt lo term:t on • flw ·
year contract
SEATTLE MARINERS -Acllv•lod Shane Rawley, oitcn•• Aulgned llre<I
Gulden. UllCIWt, to Sj)okane ol Ille P•cllk
Coul Ltaout
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P'OOT9ALL
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the history of the series in "Wide World
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on Channel 7.
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p1o01eu1va civilization on
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on en archaeoloQICal dig e WA.SKNITON WHJC
IH REVIEW ("I
10: 1s D IASQAL.l
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10:30 D AMlAICA'S TOP TEH G 0 THUHOARR THE
8Al't8AAIAN Q MOVIE * a TM WOrld Of Abbott
And Costello 111>8S) Bud
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be•I acenes rrom 18 or tna
duo's movies are hfOhllgllt·
ed fD C'EST 81 BON r all• • look t>erur>d ine
acenes al • 14 cour ... 28
11011 d oavrea •nd 6-w1ne
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11:00 tJ (I) POPEYE D 8A8EBALl
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unit IMt dee•d•• lhat some
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the $410 000 ltbeny
Mufual L~• o4 GOit
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Onion Creek Country Club
In Auatln. T •• ) ·~1 • • * 1.t "TIMt lusty Men"
(IQ~) Su .. n Hayward,
Aob«1 Miich""" A COW·
boy does -vtNno to
become • roo.o .. .,
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COUNTDOWN
Tti. 109 QOUnfry -t«n
record• ~ perlO<tn«t
.... , .. ,.,,ad wtlh i.o.1
OenntaW-
CI) MOVIE
"'• • "Se1gean1
R"11edga" I IMO) Jettrey
Hunter. Con•tence
Towen An., rltlng above
hll Illa,,_ beQIMlngt, 8
cavelry otllcet cherg9d
wtfh '9P41 8"d murder It
de•~ tJy ;... -..i1)9'10t
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Hoel l aur• Weber
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1n .... ung An O V41'v-lm PU8l.IC PUl..SE
Hott Bob M1tt1
1:30 IJ (.[) '30 MINUTES 8 GMATUT SPORTS
lEOEN08
"LOU '"OCI<.
fl) THE GAMMAS AM
COMIHOI
e~o
SKETCHIHO
~lapping
<IJ) TOP RANK FIGHTS
OFTl4E '708
All VS Spinka (Flrll F1Qh0
2:00 tJ MOVIE
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Andy Gr1tt11h, Sem Bot·
tom• Aller mutdtlflllQ •n
ol<I prospeclOI, • aadtaftc
lawyer Nit h11 lllQhll on
hll young hUnllf'IO gul<M
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llMtO.Mrf
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G TfHHl8
Alan King Toutna.....,1
flll HAal.AMOe
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81<ETCHIHO
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STAATAEJ<
2:30 U OILLIOAH'S 18lAHO m OUTDOOR LI~
Hunting ... duGh oN lhe
coaat or M••n• wllh out
dOO< wnte< Bud L .... ,ll
h1h1ng tor T•rpon 1n lh•
Flo11da Evergladet wl\11
W()(f<I record hOlde< Siu
Aole
15-round wee llgllt
.... ~hi Champion·
alllp bout between
M•llhew Saad Muhammad
and Muuay Sut'*1and
(trom AllarlflC Ctty. N.J.).
Ottlord va C•lftbrld941
Boal R-. INllKlng ltU·
dan11 from llMt fwo achoo!•
in • 4 26-mlle race on IM
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Huntlnglon 8e.a.
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Winn« of llMt 11180 ,,.....
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"Ii) OCUHUS: THE
MAAIME~
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QJ) THE AOCKl'ON>
FIL.U
The mob •nd federal
ag.till 8fe lnlWMlad In
Rocky• ··good l0t1une ..
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cOln High 1eacn.r 11 11ruc11
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bl' a learntng dlaablilly m OCEAMUe: TMI!
MARINE~
"LI.ring T<>oal'*"
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f.I WIDE WORLD 0#
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16-round W8A WOtld Wel-
le<welghl Ch&1T1plon1htp
right bet-defender
TllOmH Heerna end RW\dy
Shleldl (from Pl>oanlx.
Arla ). a Kentudty Oa<by
pr.,,_ inokidlng cove<-
809 of 111e BllA o ....
Kc ~:T • 1 :30 -• ·wtth Oule ind Ruby ." °T>lscusalon ot stereotyplna ln
American films with 1pectal 1uest BUt·,
terfly McQueen. from "Gone with the
Wind ." ·
• KTTV • 9:00 -"Best of Ed SWliva.n ."
Host John Byner with guesta Mlchele
Lee, Stiller and Meara, Jackie Vernon,
Jimmy Durante and Rosemary
Clooney.
Kc..;ET@ 9:00 -"The American Short
Story.'' An alien arrive• In a small
Nebraska town with fixed ideas about
th} West in "The Blue Hotel."
81alt• (frOITI ~Ion. .,..av.
• * * "Miiiion e.t11nge1"
( 1961) v-Mtlea, Oenn11
W-A 101.g11 American
pllOI .,__ ln¥0tved
wllll the NIU"1 OI gold buf.
llon to the Ptllllpplne gov.
.,,_, dutlng WOl'fd Wat
II
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( 1974) Richard Hanle.
OmM &nMlf. A hOlldey
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Of a luiwry .,_ r~ .,.
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an ••tMlon not• demand-
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• IOUOGOLD
Hoel Diem,,. Warwlek
Cohotl. ROG•• Mlll•r.
Ow.ta: Aletha Frlllllclln.
Frrile Md the Knodt·
OUl8, The 6'>1nnert, .....
Sledge. Tiie Ro>wa
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(I) .,.A•l•H
(fl HIWI
S:IO IJ LA8'T 0# THI WllO
"eam.t" A cloew IOOfl I•
19ilen at IM nlrwnetf
edac>l.tMe ~ rownlng
the Sa11ate OeNf1 ·~RAPHY "E.•lllblflon No1tce"
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l(OfTE1'
Epeleln glwa .. Illa~• lo
Gabe wllen • counMlo<
telle him IMt'• not _,
anougl\ IO 0. a vet 0 WIDE WON..O OIF
~
IS·tOUnd we .. World WeA-
le<walghl Ch•mplontlllp
1ogn1 bet..._,, oelender
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Sh1e1<11 (lrom Phoenix
Artz ). • KenlUClly Oetby
ptevlew lnciudlng cover-
age ot 111a Biu. Gr ...
Slall.. (lrom l .. lnQIO<I, 1_:w=-1=.--* • "Double Nlcllela"
( 1971) Jo VaceA&, Ed
Abtwne
-~ * • "The 3.000 Mlle
C"-" ptn) Cll" OeY-
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raulon•I cour1et mull
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10 '"Illy ag•"1•1 • nercot·
tea czar
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CLAM.c
King Arlhur Arthur
returns from 1na Wlnchea·
19' tournament lb 111\d
Gut-• accuMd of GVl-
do • de•'" and facing pun-
1Wlment by dMlh (Pen S
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CortHpondenu llnda
Werfhatmer and COiiie
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acllvlt ... (RI ' uoa•(J) NIWI MARY TYlM MOON
• TOMOMOW'I
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TINNll '°" THI l'UTUM "TM Senle' VIC &adar1
r~ bed lmeg«y In
NrV\ng with winning form.
7:008 .. ~OIF ... ··o.ng.oue v~··
1 91QCITYOOMIOY
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TUMI
Cl WHArl
HU'll•tc&ll
Mama and Rel ~
Dee brMklng Into Rel'•
dta-and readlnQ "'• p<l-
val• jOurnal.
• LAWMNCE WfUC
"TV Tribute To Fr•d
A•t91fe"
• Uf' AHO COMMa
"ChaeUng C•ll" Vlllerle 18
Invited 10 cr-1 In a com-
petltlOn for • writer•' won..
at.op ad>Olerlhlp
Ci)~AMMICA
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Cl) MIUAU.
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Anoal*e Oodgart a:J JACK WMrn'I
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1=*0 8 THI MUPNTI
0.-1 Peul Simon
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• houteg~. unaw1ra
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prltlon
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Cfll IC Oon&l<I 804IQeA joon•
0.-Davia lltld Ruby Dee '°' a 1oo11 •• 11erao1yp1ng
In A.-leen fllma
9 PM.ti TIME 8AH
OllroOO
Koet Boo Mlllt
... IHC>e
En<MI, Turli and ll &oggt
tau on the world'• matt
-c:.f\il Md ""ICIUpU-!0<'9,..... flllef
·UM#..~ MAHON"U. AMO THI
~818TEM
G.-11 T-Ernie
Ford JOl'ln &ow.. Bau·
man CRI D T~ "-'HK AOWTI
CWTHI '108
Galindez vs John&on
(T enlh Fight I
8 0 WU WORi.O CW
lll'Ofn"l IOTH
AHHIWMAM' 8Pf.aAl
Me<nOl•bie ITIOl'Mnl& and
••fraot<llnary perM>Oal41 ...
ueocl•fad wtth ,... P<"O-
gr am Wide Worl<I ol
SO<>'ll I>"*' IM pHI IWO
ClacadM .,. hlQl'lllghlad.
Jim Mc;Kev l'IOel•
accuted coward from
~ IOff'IWll by llhowtng
""" ll'le nelur• 01 courage • ...,.Olfl!D
IUUNAN
Hoel ~ Byner 0.-11
~ L•. Morecetnbe
al\d WIM, $1111., •nd
M-a. Jlrnmy Our&nl•.
~ery Cloonay. Jaa.le
\f«nan
• 81U.Y GfWWil
°"'~ • AMPICotM SHOftT
ITO..V
"Tl\9 8lue Hofal" by St•
pnen Crena An alien .m .... "1 • Nebt...,• fron-tw town eitl*=!Jng 10 find
the Wiid WMI. Utnmalaty,
ha tor-end WIUt his
own death (R)
G THI OOUITUU
OCMIWt
Catypeo'a Sutcl'I FO<
Allentle" Captain Cou•
teeu axplore• Crete'•
not1hern co.at and IN ¥0!·
c""4c 191Md ot SantOrlnl,
which -• both deelroyed
thc>uunct• ol yeett ago
(Pan 2)(RI 9:3080 l~80AT
A cllaulleur an<I •h i•
employer tall In love.
Gophat II ""'If en wllh 8
lernou• model and • aepa·
ralad c;ouple vie IOI l .....
80<\ 1 aHac1lonl (RI
Cl) MYIT'!AY cw Tl1f
ANONADONA
A dOCUf"9ntar, on lhe
unainkable 11.itan lu•"'Y
llner IMI _., Clown In
tt5e
1&.00 D WAU<INO TAU
HOOdad blgota •ll*""C>I to
get becli ., ~11' ~
by lrtmlrlg hit black O*Pu-
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-~ • • · S11an1 N;gl'll. Bloody
N1ghl" ( 1973) Petrick
0 ~ Alltl<I H-en A
amall town It "11111>11ad by a
Merel In 111 p&ll
-~OH A
~
"A A •• k'8ide View" A
history end ••amln•flon of
the WOltl Ing lradlllon ol
A A lellow9nlp
• N>IPINCJE(T
HETWOMHEWI
• wvsmrv ''Sergeent Cribb w ...
-'<" Sergeant Cribb i.
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.--. etter • wollle11 •of 111 te ._ murder of .., ..... ,...,.., ~
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*""" "•l='tr.~ \llmlttoW
~ Juatlll ~d.
-of IN MOCldy I"-, Getty "•ll•rly, Tina T__. • "°"" * • * "J1199arnaut"
(1974) "lohefd HaHll,
Qftw ..... A hOliday
... ---• nigl'lf·
-...... -tlllthotlt ... Of a lullury llnw r«*W 11<1
~~ttw .. land en .. torsion note Hmend·
lr:lfSJOt~
• ICl.DOO&.D
Hoel Dionne W-ICk
Collot1. Ro9er Miii••
0.-ta• At9tha Ft"'1klln,
Frenllla and tl'le Knoac·
oute. The Splr!Mfa. 81tt•
~.TheAcww• • IOUM»TAGI
"Etnmytou Herrll" !RI ,,=-• ~ JOHD
D IATVN)AY NIGHT
lM
• MOVllE
• • "Scream 0 1 The
Demon lOYer" ( , 97 1) .14111
a-. JeMlt.r H.,tley 1=.=--• * • a "W .. 1 Sloe Sto-
ry" (1MO N•talle WOOO
Rlcn.,d 8lymet
(fl MOVllE * • 'h "Riot" ( 11168) Q.,..
Hec*man. Jim &.own
H:M8 MCMll *** The 8Jue Maa
( 1"8) Oeor~ Peppt11d
J-Muon
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Signe HtMO
I n. IOUJVAH9
1:00 ICTV T'!UVl8ION
NETWON< II MAVIAICK .M<MI
"Horr0t 01 Blac:htOOd
Cufle" A young girl
t>ecom~H involved with
many strange death•,
--declOat lo live 1n a ca&IJe wjJled lo llet by
her l•lhef
• TALUCWTHE
~
"The Soun<I Macrune An
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( 1tSll) Fr8111i. Laumore
Anne Meua Sanori
• totOYW
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( 11172) Agnes MooreMad
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'The Phoenix., riSes on tube, unfortunately
By PETER BO\' t:.tt
A~r.1..iu.owrhff
LOS ANGELES "The Phoenix,'' a
Sunday night movie (8 p m .. Channel 7) prelude
to a weekly series. is ABC's idea of what we'd
itet if the gods assigned one of their own to
Earth to help mankind.
You just t!IU'l't get good help these days.
This creature. who calls himself "Benu of
the Golden Light," comes acroH as a humor-
less Malibu social activist with a lot of alleraies.
I don't think the powers above would do that to
us. We have enough problems down here
without having to deal with a joyless humanoid
with a gold chain around his neck
Benu arrtves somewhere in Mexico in a
sealed cue with special fluid in it Scientlata try
to open it. perhaps thinking they've· discovered
some aged bourbon.
Instead, they find Benu (somberly pfayed
by Judson Scott), who promptly ankles out to
the beach, complaining about the smog. The
scientists -E.G. Matlball, Daryl Anderson.
others -find him again, but l 'd have left him
alone. Talk about a drip!
And nag? Benu doesn't like the foul air.
Benu doesn't like the way mankind treats
whirlea. Benu doesn't like the way mankind
tre•ts him. Benu is lonely. Benu needs a apectal
half-million-dollar power pack to stay alive.
ADd he doesn't do windows. "I am not a
thine to be used." he whines to Ma.rtball.
Apparently, Benu doesn't like girll, either.
He' ... 1iven a lovely "Hurt-But.Stlll~lWn1"
type ln Shelley Smith, but inlteJd of rnaklng .,
move. he compl•ina about her air conditioner.
Stie presses Use m•tttt when •be dl1covtn b)I ·~~lal endowmtt>tt, but s.nu repUn• j'I can't be the tbma to make your dream
happen ..• lt'a too aoon ." .
Wu th!• thin& wrltten In a Welt t..A.
slni\ea bar?
l•nu lt the unhapplttt TV Mro 1tnce Kunc
Fu. He keepe Lhreatenio1 to dJ• "likt • beaclled •b•le," but after about an bout, you'll~ for
1n1 method (e"cept old•••>· , Hnoevtr, S.,u it clearly ~ Nftd
wbtO, at the welcome end ol u.11 m~, lii"1tt
011 a rock and dedar11, "lt'1 o t. ttitre aomttmere . . . my rtaaon, my y. I've lcM. tO ftl)d it'. -Well, Benu, your NalOD la to upaet' cas•
''Antu. Bunker'• Place." But J'm afl'a.lt '°"' ~ ti a mum ticket to the plat• of Goldtft uar-AM, ,..._., -.11. lell )'0Ut1frt_. wbat
Stqho& Macht o/ "TM American Orccm."
• louay place th.11 la. • ABC 1lve1 another aspirin& aertea a pro-
tracted movie-like tey on Suclay, and the
••et•ortc comes ~loltr to the mert here. It'•
clUed "The Amerl~n Dnam/' and c:oncerna a
mlddle·ClHt 1ubuTban Chlc110 f amUy that
movu back lnt.o the city.
Here•a the deal:
Stephtn Macht plays 1 liberated and
teMIUve modern man, ttn unfortunate creatun
' who comee home OM day aft.tr 1pendln1 2\41
boun ln a tr1mc Jam to bear ·from hl1 wtfe
<Karen Carlson> that t.be1're .,,pectlq a fourth
child. · ·
Not oa.ly lb.at, btr •led father fell down and
mllbt bavt to move ln.
"I WU conned, .. 1ay1 ht.
"By Wbo?'' ut1 ahe. "Not me."
"It was lb• dr-.am," ••YI lM, near tean,
.. the Amorlcan Dream I ...Qwnln1 your o"n
hOme, compl.t. wWa )'Our on c,.,•, Jawn
mow.. bill.rMque ptt and a t.o-drt'• e.
anywhere that lA remotely civilized. It's become
a nightmare!"
Okay, it's a bit aappy at first. But the rami·
ly moves to the inner city and somehow. you'll
find yourself caring about them. If Macht cools
his Peter Strauss method just a lllt . this show
could prove worthwhile.
Of course, I mi1ht have been viewing it
through wishful eyes. Thia ls the show tryln& to
replace "Aloha Paradise" on the ABC schedule.
Canada bans kids' ads
MONTREAL (AP> -Quebec authoritlea have
taken a toymaker to court after he tried to sell
"Strawberry Shortcake" dolls to Uttle eirl1. The
"crime" or Mac Irwin. who aJao hawked "Slinky"
toys and "Star Wars" figures. was that he was do-
ing it on televl1lon.
A law adopted Jut year in Canada's Quebec
Province prohJblta televl1lon advertising aimed at
children under 13 yean of age. The law, unique in
North America, has touched off a conalltutlonal
row in Canada, and Ila enforcement la beinl
watched by American activist.a seeking a ahnU.r
ban on kids' TV commercials in the United States.
The U.S. debate la approachlng a tumln1
point. The staff of the Federal Trade Commi11lon
has recommended that the commiaalon end ru,a.
year-old inquiry into reiulatlng children 'a
television ads, uying 1uch a ban "as a practJc•I
matter cannot be implemented."
The premlae of the Quebec law la that pre.teen
children are too tutceptlble and unditcemln1 to be
exposed to advertlalna crafted specially to attract
them.
The 1tatvte'1 Impact can be seen on Montreal
televlllon tcreem any Saturday momina.
Scattered anion• the "Tom et Jerry" cartoons
on one Fre1u1h-lan1ua1e ltaUon are not the usual
from across the border shows "Popeye" cartoons
Interspersed with ads that Quebec's Consumer
Protection Office would plainly deem too "in·
terestlng" for children -such as a pitch for Mac·
Donald's hamburgen made by a cast of colorful
characters.
The consumer office, which enlorcea the new
law, has Issued guidelines allowlnc advertise·
menta for toys and other children's producll dur·
Ing children's programm\n1 perioda only if the ads
appeal to adults and not youn11ten. Restrictions
apply even during supposedly adult TV periods. if
it la fo\U\d that at least ·u percent of a pro1ram 's
audience consists of children under 13.
PJerre Valois of tbe Conlumer Protection Of-
fice's le1al department eave an example of an ad
found acceptable: .
"lt ... a one for a doll that cries when it's horizon.
tal and atopa when It's picked up. Actually, a man
does the ad, telllnl parenta how the doll work•.
telling them It's a eood toy for their children ...
10 1ober. ao adult, no cblld could be lntereated."
TheoreUcally, such an "unintemtlq" adult
ad could be aired durtn1 children'• pro1ram1. But
the catch for adv.rtlaen, or coune, 11 that adult.a
will not be w1tchln1.
toy and bre1kf11t cereal commercials, but 1tald r;:;;:;:;;;;::;~l;;;;;;~iDri!;ii==j ad• tor upcomlnf p.ro1rama, lnd"41n1 • 1clence I
1how and Expo1 bu.eb1U broadcutl.
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calif. design
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westbrook. thonet
glass arts custom style
design trend's
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doman1
100's of
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The store offers a complete
selection of contemporary
home furn1sh1ngs in earthy
natural fibers. natural solid
woods and gleaming chrome
and glass Owner. Norbert
Balsam. with more than 25
years of furniture experience.
has displayed fine
contemporary furniture with
the latest styles at budget
prices
• I·~_ ..
decorator
• service
available
new
• spring
styles
have
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THE
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CIBC1:8
1 by 811 Keane
11ls a triple ploy when the guy trips over the
base?"
'9.\R.'tl \Dl K•: by Br~d Anderson
"Hold 1t! l'M the one who
declares snack time!"
Jl DG•~ P \KK•:R
7 A1 tO 30 IN 1Hf
(1()()fl M0RN1Nv '{ M()l'!NINV 7 YL)lt
Af)f)f'I ' I lR\t~l I Mltf>l N' l\IPPIN\1,
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ACROSS 52 T eemPd
I KMn 54 Crown$
6 Marksman 58 Alncen land
10 Crippled 59 Genuine
UNITED Fealute Synd1Cate
lhutsday·s Punle Solved
1' Harness 61 Hockey ge11r ~~~~~Ii-+;:~
horse 6t> Buckwigham-1:-F.-~Eofmti-Ef!!~~
15 Cwle slme town
18 Soon 63 Unltl
17 Mountain 2 words
tf1Vr 64 Oove11111 part ~~~iiB"ll~
18 W~t 115 Tr1111amllled
19 s.dlmtnt 611 USSR nega-
20 Scoff at tl\tt
22 Ctn. c:ablntt 87 Cutt "*"'* DOWN 2• ~ 1 Survty natl
26 Frtt 2 R1bblt
27 Alftlcted 3 Ml()lt genut
31 Nolet .c NMMCI
32Publllll SFortttll
33 Shinbone a tiny: Scot
35 Ctazt 7 Tllltf 3' Lidder per1 8 Wtllclng -
3t8ymbal
23 Pelvic 00,,.. 40 lnc«r.:t
26 Pretend: .C2 Sieve for Clay
2 words '3 Withstand•
27 Nlmble 44 Oblique took
40 Poe1111M
41 Alf!Nna11vt
42 Wrll*ted
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28 loyll 4f Encountered
t Attired: 29 AllM coint 47 -Bay
2 WOfdt 30 us tnlMllta 48 l.alMn
10 Cellfomle '4 ~ .C9 Panam1 city
Ptak 35 Sanction 50 Oozy
t 1 Santi -M a.fort: Prtfl• 53 Ff\111
47 """°'" -c... ., OCdcltn1
12 lhlkWlltrl 37 Hlgfl prlOed 56 Rlja't .ii.
13 -nou1 39 Drao race, N Pr.Ion
21 IPOE mern-t g 81 Alfln colnt '* 2 WOtdl to Fett
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by V1rgtl Partch (VIP) PMNtT8
I MAVE AN UNCAHNV
SEH5E Of SUPPmlME "
i Tl'JllBLIEttlEt:Dfll
"How's THIS for fr11h?"
Hank Ketchum
That's 1ust Mr Wilson slamm1n' his door.
He says 11 clears his head ·
by Harold Le Ooux
6) T~IE WAY, DO£!:> !)HE UVE IN CJREEN·
LEAF COUNTY 7 DON'T 5AY AfiNTHIN6 TO
HER Al lHl6 llME, .. OUl I WANl TO
CllEC~ WllH THf DloT~CT ATfOIU'EY.
off WHA1 I CAN flNDOUT A!X)UT
HER HU5r>AND'!> PlAlH'
SHOE
WOULD YOU
LIKE ME TO
CUT YOUR
GRASS,
MA'AM?
GORDO
I KNOWEXACTLV ~EN
IT'S TIME 1> EAT 50 l
JUST SIT UP, WHIRL A~NP MO 601t> IT!
~.
as~r •
AND l ~lj
Fa::>I.. WITM
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PAR.¥:.bf
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by Tom K. Ryan
MAY I SU8HS19 AMllflflCAN lklPIAN1l
by Jeff MacNelly
by Ernie Bushmtller
by Gus Arriola
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SO AWICWARO. 114tflE AR£
so ~ 1'1m4£,S 1'0 1..11<E
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@
DR.SMOCK
'THE. EAR1l1 15
MERE.Lt..> A SPE.C.K
OF 6Al..AC.f1C. DE.BRl.S,
A m1RD-RA1t St.JN
l.OlAiED l"l fHE.
BACJ<WATER6 OF
A RA'THE.R MINOR
GALA'/./ • .) f
OVES'flONS t..1K£ 11.)1.1~
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L.IKE~ 1'0 REAO, 11.l~O
AftE 14tR rA'J~lfE ft>E-rs ...
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v eRY L.ow euc:>se-r/ 90 ;t'L..L.. WHl!!!!L-Y'A
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by Tom Bat1uk
BOT Hf!..J
OOt-.l'T &ET mt
WRONG I
~'VE OONE
(J.X)NDE.R5
WITH THE
PlACE !
by Kevin Fagan
... ~N S~f AA5
f"~ NAME ·~1CA~oo·
'Tlf'l'OOEO OW MER AAA
~ w cr~-ol'J-o
by George Lemont
FOR NOW, YOU'RE:
OUR t-le>RARY CAR"f" .'
.. WASJllHGT<>N (AP> -~ atudeiti a...
beeomms IOtl\twb•t more eouervative about
• poUtlCI and eeooomlca. but lbelr views OD au and
: other llluea ot penonal freedom ar. u liberal aa
: tbe.lr (.'()Wlterparts from the 11801. a socloloaist
'aaid. ! Dean Hose of Catholic Univenlty said there
will be no tumlnf back from the.sexual revolution
•for America•s colle1e studunta. They would not stand for the controls on thelr penonal lives that
were ln place at most campuses ln the 19SOa.
"STUl>ENTS WON''ll STAND FOR lt. They
: don't want any part ot it, because in the last 10 or 15 years they have become accus\omed lo a lot or
adult fteedoms . , "he said. "There's no chance
, of (colleges> bringtn1 back the amount of sur-
veillance of students which was characleri1Uc o!
I tbe }9SQs. ''
Hoge discussed his findings in an interview
, He bases hi15 conclusions on his surveys of student
attitudes over the years at several colleges, includ-
ing 900 students at Williams College, Dartmouth
and the University of Michigan in 1979. as well as
the aMual survey or freshmen altitudes conducted
b¥ the American Council on Education and Alex-
ander Astin, a UCLA professor.
HOGE SAID TODA Y'S STUDENTS appear
less Idealistic, and that has him and other re-
searchers worried.
"Students are not as mterested in the bigger
world issues such as population control and en·
vironmental dangers as they were 5 or 10 years
aeo ... he said.
"It is potentially dangerous in that people
become less socially responsible.·' Hoge added
African seamen trained
LILONGWE, Malawi <AP) The landlocked
central African nation of Malawi ha:. built a marine
school to train Malawians and other Afncans as
sailors
The $180,000 school was built at Monkey Ba y,
.>verlooking Lake Malawi.
It was designed to train seamen who operate
ferry boats around the lake But \\Ould-be sailors
from other counlnes will be invited to tram there. a
governmentspokesmansa1d.
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conllrm•lkln by IM Suoer•o• Court, 011 SALE
M•Y I, 19'1, •I 1 00 PM . or llwrfflle1 I ~J'2)
wlll"n the 11..,. allow.., DY iew, al tho IArel,,.£•W••'
o ll lc•• ol Oe l •n<Y. liu nl .. ELL.ACELIAWIST,
f•n1term•-•r. altorn•Y' for tf\• 0.C..•lil'd puso11al roprcsenl•llv•, •I 0 0 NOTICE IS HEREBY GlllEN that
Newport Center Drive. S111le Jll. FAE DA SYLlllA MONROE.••
NtwPon 8'41<1\, CA t16ot0. ell tl>e right. per...,el r-avnl•ll•• of llM E•161•
""'· lnlarHI •• ,.,, •U•I• ol IM .,.. Of ELLA CELIA WEST. 0.CUMd. wlll CHM<!, •nd •II tho right. llllt, lntertll .. 11 at prlv•le u~. to llw hlgho•t end
and ••ltle th•I the flhl• o l b .. t b-. unOt• tht l•r-•nd <Oft.
ANTHONY JOHN GALLINA, aka. dlllOnt l!ero1nallu montl°"ea. end
TONY •ALLINEAO. MU•M<I. has hlbft<l lO conl1rma11011 t>• 1ne
•cQulrtO b• oper•llon ef law or SuPerk>r Court. on Mey I. 19'1. at 2 00
olllerwlse. other tl\11n, or 111 eddlllon to. P M., or Owre.iter within IM ti..,. ti
lh•I of llw d«Hiltd, •I the tlmt of llll towed by l•w, al Ille ofllCH ol 0.L•n·
aeetll, In -to all 11161 certain ,.., <y. H""t ~ Fe11>kNT1eker, •t10<1WY>
pr--1y, •11....wcr In the City Of lrvitlt, lor the ~rto\61 ,_.....,tailvt , at .:io Or•,,.. '-'tty, C.lltomla, d.,,<r"'9d Newport C•t1ter 0•1•• Sulle lll
••follow• Newl)Of'1 Bffcll, CA '1..a •II the rtQM.
Loi 212, Tract No ••2l ol """'re tlllt, lntere•t. •nd "t•t• of IM a.
corded In flw County of 0rtf>OO, -<eHltd. •nd •II the roght, lllle, itlltrHI
•IM> ,,,_, a1 217 Plnelllew, ltvln•. and HI.et• tlMll Uw E•l•t• ol ELU'
C•lllornl6,'17U. CELIA WEST. de<uWd, ha\ acquired
Tr•I• .... n -)e<t lo co-II bY 01Nral1on of law 0< ol,,_,..., ... other
COfldlllon" '"lrletlonl, rew<vetlon• lh•n, or In -•tlon lo. 11161 of the a.
rights, r'9M• of w•y, u-nts, -ceat•d. t i lhe lll'TW of llll CIHth, In end
H111mptlon.,. INY"W"I ol •lll•tlftll tn 10 •II th•t cert.e111 •••I pr-ty, "'""'
cumb<'enct of record In ow -•o• ed In Ill• City of Newport Buch.
lmate ·~of ''S.050 00. Coron• d•I Mer. Or•11ge County,
T,,. term.t -c-111-ol Ille Mlt C•lllomla, <lft<rlbed ••follow•
ar• c .... '" 1-ul -y of the Utllt.o LOU 12 ~ 1', Block S4.1. Corona del
St•te• of Anwrtu w 1Nr1 cftll -M•r. H •-on a "'611 te<orded In
part credit, the tarmo of >1><h credit to Book l , pages 41 and 41 ol MU
II• •<cepleble to th• ptnon•I cell•n.-MePl. Ae<ord\ of Orange
-•Mnletlw -to the cour1 hn County. Glllloml•, elM> knowt1 u SIO
"'cent of lfw e.._.i bid to e<<om Polnsellla A_.w. Corona Oel ""6r,
,..,., tM -. -ttw NI.nee to lie C•lllornta, mu.
,.ic1 -c-of -·-•fl'"' con Tllll ute It •ublt<t 10 co....,.,.ts\ llrm•llon of Mlle by 11111 Coun. THM. condition" rntrlctlon•. rewrva11on1.
rtftl.l, -etlne -m •lnl.,,.nce u · r'9hh, rlglltsotw•y, •ndteMmtftll.
PtftM, ., .... ., on •nc:-.,u. ... Th• tenm -conditions of ttw Ml•
IOC141lloll ..._, -premlwms on In ere <••II In l•wfUI money Of 11111 Vnllff
Sllre<Ke acc.-lo llW _c,.._ St••• ol AnwrlC• w .,.,, <•"' -lh•lf ... _.Mel" of ,,,. date of r .. p.,.1 cr..,ll. II• lenns of 11><11 cr..,lt to
cordlnt al tlMI CAlftWY...c.e. Tiw ••· bt a ccepl•ble to the person•I
emloallon al tit ... -recont1n11 Of r9Pf'•Mnl611vt -to the c011n. T•n
conwy-., ....,, 11e .c ti• ••l*IM o1 "n-;tnt of Ola •mount bid to «<om·
tlW "'"'-· s.ii.r to furt1!M tki. In· jl6ny llW offer 6"d tlw IMll-• to lie ""enc• P911<Y. 11ald ._, C'-of escrow •II« con .... « ttt.~ ¥e lnvlltcl IOt tlllt flrm•tlefl of 16141 l>Y llw Ceurt. T••M.
,.._rty Md """' lie In wrltlnt aM •nd •rtmluml on lnwfWKt accept.a· wlll u rectlorff •t llW olfl"9• of tt to tllt purc,,_r 9'1811 lie pror•t6d
O.L.tnc,, Hum I. ~•rm••r. el· H of tlW cl«• of r-ntlng of ""' con· ler,,..ys lor llw personal r•P,..S6f'I• wey•nu. Tiit uamlfl«kwl of 111141, and l•llv•. of .ao ~ C6ntar Dr ..... raconll•'I of ~Yert<•, ~I Ill .. klM 211, "-1 9Mcl\ CA t2W1., tlW UpeMa et IN ~IW-s.41« to
"'•' .. Hltll -11w ci.r11 of ""' ,..,.,.... tltle 1-enc• llOlkY. t.utoenor ~ M .,.., tlftw •'-' IN a1c11. er ....,._ -111w1t9f ,.. 11111 ll11t ...,...C414loft of !fits MU~• ~ p,...rty -muit lie In wrltlnt •"4 ....,. l'Nlllln(lllw .... Wiii ta re<elvH •• llW OfflC•• of
For fwtllff im.rm•llqn 4Hlcl •141 0.Uftcy, ""'" I. ff-'lmtKM, •" f-t ...., te h aftk .. ., Ille el· terMYI ~ I ... "''°"•I ,.._.
lorne'f• lilt tM --•t r~Uft· ~ .... et UO __, canter Ori,.., IAltW, It• 211 • ........-i IMKll, CA nwo er
TM , .... It ,_..... .. ,.ttct tt!Y lntY .. ti ... wfUI llw °'"' tf wi. JM ... tlffl. s.erlof Oruft It My IJ-tf'9r N OMM: •llN. tte1 lll"fl ~kin of Ult1 11et1ce MCI ".,.,It....,.,...... ...... IMilftt .......
........... For fvrtMr lnf9ffllolkHI •nd 1111411
.,..,_.. .. ..,... utlft terms Y!!! te tlllt off't~ tf tM ol·
.,.,..,.., .NM Galt...., t~n•v• IOI '"" "''°"" ,..P,.M!I•
-T ..... """'°' .... ., •. 0..-0. Tl\O ,...., It ""'"'" '9 rtJo<t MIY
.......,...,..., • M.r•ll "* ,....,.. A Siil °'""": .-.n1 M. l•1 ~,,,....... ,.,..~Miine. ™" , •. ~ ::::r .. i:=9'•WllW .,__...,.....,0r .. .-.rn o.c.....
....... ...._,CA_. OeLA•CY,W'" a • ............ Or-.el C... OelfY ...... PIUTl ...... H ...... ..,,_.., ,...,.., ..,, cawt.J, ..... ,,.
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PUBUC NOTICE .. .,..... "ICTinou• •llMMllU •AM• ITATIMaNT
Tl'9 followlft9 ~-· •re doln11 bVtlntUM:
CA .. UaAO AS.SOCIA T 1$, >St
S.n M..... Or , SUl1a 102, N-pjlrt ··~ c.tlfoml•t1WO PAOCO llNTElll"IUllS. SU
Hortll S•n G••rl•t lo11le war4', ---mMCI. Calltoml• t1'70t Thi• IMislntu ,, ConclUCl•d llY •
(ltf\tnll ~t1Mnllltl
G.A c.ittl, IA<
U.S.. Mlg\;el 0. S..lte 102
NtwpGf1 loe<i,. Co. t2MO
Tlllt ... ,,_, -filed wltll Ille
Covnty Clerk of Or.,ga County °"
AprllJ1, 1WI
P1-
Pwblhlwcl Orenge Cont D•lly PllOt.
Aprll 21. ""6y 1. t "· IWI "" .. '
PUBLIC NOTICE
tr•ct
Open M.ay IS 1'111 1 00 pm
81d s ......
Puollshed Or-c ... u Dally Piiot
Apr II H, -~ l, 19'1 1'Sf,et
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICI TO C•aDtTORI
OP aULJ( T•ANIPll•
IHc. •101•tt1U.C.C.) Nol Ice ls IWrtOy t lwn lo creclllon of
lhe wlU.ln ~ trenfl'"'o" tllel •
t>ulk 1r_,,,., Is ~ lo be m-on
P• rson•t property llettln•lt•r
dU<rlbOd.
Tlw ~ -bu.sln9" 6ddrttw.
ol lht lnt•naea tre111leroro ere.
JERRY l liOPPIE end SEAN O.
NEWMAN, 101 5out11 Ola Vllto, 5-n
Cltmen•. C..lllomle.
T,,. "'"'" •ncl 1>us1nn1 Mldreu or
Iha in..-IT61Kf•t'fft •rt DAWN
CORZINE -NANCV l EATON, 1447 re.._ Te,,.Kt, ......-Beech.
C•ll .. ""6'1U1.
TllaC U........,... "'11Mnl ller.W 11
ff9crlM41 ~ ...., .... , Ory Clt-r
aulln"' llftcl It IOco1.., at 102 5outh
OIO VIiia, 1M Otmentt. Coll~mlt.
Tiit ........ -\IMd 0y ltW Mid trot11for•,. •I H id 1ocatlo11 I•
ll"A .. KLI C:LEAHERI.
TINll Mll!IMlltr.,tl•• I• lt1t-to
" C.M-IH ...... ofllc• O! .. 1.UIL. llC .. OW, tOltO C:row"
\lotlof l'erll.wof, • 101, l.otwne ........ ~*" .. Of' ..,
Mty IS. ttlt.
Tiit ,,.,. llftcl ...... of .... PtrMll
wltll ...... Uet,,.. INl' IN fli.o It 0£111 PA••111. lecrow Officer, ltc ...... ., ...... tllO IHI .. ., ..
flllftt C1811* Illy eny tl'ldlW tNll M
Moy u . 1"1, 'Mlle.II .. "-.. _. ... , ••ltr• Ult to11t "'"'"•t1011 lot• ..Clflad ........ lefw•lt•-•....,111...,... Tt...,_ lillMI I~ Trentloter• 11Mh"4=~i.n.I.,..... ,..__ wMlllllU."""° ,..,.. ..... ., .. o..a;
OotN =~':.•llll
..... L. ..... T,....... ........ ~ ... ca..
A11rllU,""
PlJIWC NOTICB
,., .. nt
P11tlll.,_. Or .... CO.tt Delly PllOt,
April U . Mlty :I, t. 1'-t•t 1"._.1
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
P'ICTITIOUS aUStNIH
MAMIE STATIMINT
T"• lollowl11g per tOfts ere doing
bVSllWHM
OAYOOC:I( SEAFOOD & GllOG.
JOOO BrlllOI, COile IMH, C•lllornla
t2U7 011,,.,., Inc., a C.lllor,,I• corpor•·
ti.,., •I, s.no.-. lr•llW. C•"'"'"'a '271• .
Tl!la --·I• Conduewd Oy • ~or por•llon
OLlllERS INC
MIU'l .. I Dtl-Y.
Pt'h!Oent
Tiii• atat-t wH llltel with llw
Cou,,ly Cltrk o! Or.,.ga C.Ounly °"
M•rch 20, IW1
PUUS1
PulllllllWd OrMOe Coe>t De lly Piiot,
A111tll 4, 11, 11, U. 1''1 1•»41
PUBLI~ NOTICE
·~
Orengo Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, April 26. 1981
PVBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
N7Jl7'
l'ICTITIOUS aUSINISS
NAMI! STATaMINT
Th• lollow1ng .,.,_, II doing """
Mlt•I.
A IOLE ft 'TAX ANO 11001(
~~1~:,~~!'~~~111cE. ll Fl\ld. Irvin•
KENNETH J!'IMES RIDLER, 31
Field, Irvine, Callf0<nl• t1714.
Tiii' Nines• 11 Condll(l•d Cly ... Ir
d l•IOUel
KaftWlllJ Rldltr T"'' stat-I w .. llled with 1 Coull! y Ctm ol Or °"99 County on
April I, 1'11.
-------------P UBUC NOTICE 1 PUBLIC NOTlCE
l'U'"9
P11bll•-Or11nga Co .. t Oaol y Pilot.
April 4, 11. •I. U, 19'1 U'O~t
PUBLIC NOTICE
N7Jt7'
FICTITIOUS aUSINISS
NAME STATEMENT
T 1>• lollowlno P•rsons tr• doing
bu>IMOH
CROWfe CLEANERS 2750 H•rbor
llout•or.,d. Cost• Men. C•lllor111e .,.,,,
COM PUllAANA . I NC, e
Ct lllornla corp0ull0ft, •UI Blanca
Drive, Cninu. C.lllortlla *lO
T'lll• -..... "<Oot>dVeltCI by • (Of• por•llon.
COMPUllARNA. INC.
Jeme1 w, D•vern,
Prnlcltnl
P UBUC NOTICE
PUBUC NOTICE
N/1111
'6CTITIOUS aUSIHIU
NAMI STATllMINT
1 he fot1owln9 pe1wn1 •r• dcuno
Du .. ntuas.
AUTOA.AOIO INC • C•lllOfnla
corporatton. •s~o 'N•rner Av1nu•,
Suitt JJS Founta111 ll•lley, c.1t1o•n••
9'27ot
AUTOPACt INC. • C•hlorn1•
c.oroor•Uon, tS~O W•rntr Avenue
Su•I• llS F...,,l••n ll•ll•y C.•lolo•n••
911111 •
ftih rN.in~t.~ t\, onouc. teo oy • c.01
p0r•hon
AVTOPACE INC
J-R0\ .. 11 Jr c;e,,., •I Mg•
•1CT1J1;.,. •Ull1tl• -
MM9HATu.&•T
'"' , .. ._.. --,, ... Ml• ,.. ....
ALt.OOtN'i I.AMP, M1•1 CtHt
ltll•t'I. o.i... ~.CA nut.
l"llyllll J6MI Tt1er, 3afl1 0-J~
0. l aguna Nftwt, (.ellforftlo ._n
1 "" _.,.., Is CllMMCM •Y Oii !ft.
111¥10u•I
Pnyllll Jttll ltltr
tll" •tt*'*'I WM !lied wltll llW
Co1111ty Clerk or Oro1199 C-ty ti\ Aptol t 1 .. 1
Plfft)l
Pullllthecl Or-Cooll Dolly .. llOt, Aprll 1t. U, ""6y 2, t, IWI) lut-01
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUI au1t1ea1S
NAM• STATIMINT
Tl\t IOllOWU>g Pt"°" IS d0in41 ~M· ,,., .. ,
OAAN<;E COA5T INDUSTRIAL
CONT AOL. ns w t7lh Slteol, 5'11tt E,
Co•I• Mew, C:.lllornla t»V
J e mH Stoen Fel\er, 172U 8
N111on A"*d, Tu•Un, C•tllornl• tJllotO
T "" bu>l<•U Is <onctucted by 811 In dl•ldu<lll
J.,...\S F•h«
1 "" .ia1.,,_1 "'" 111.., wlln ti. Covntv Cl••~ ol Or..,qe Cou11ty Oft Aprll ! 1'111,
p, .. ," t'ubl",_ ~•nve C.N•I Dally Piiot,
Aprol • II II JS ltll 1U7 II
PUBLIC NOTICE
,-ICTITIOUS aVSINISS
NAME $TATllMINT
Th• 11\llO•lnQ perM>nl •r• doing
bu\men A\ l hi\ it•tHnenl w•• tlltra ••'" tnt County Cler• ot 0"""114' County on PALM STREET ASSOCIATES, •
fltstl,!o C•l11urn10 verwr•I P4'tn1r$hlO ttJt April I 1'181
Put)h\twil Of•n~ C.CN\t D••lr p 1101 Port f'roy • f'lt t Ntwpor I 8••< h ,
Aprol 11 19 )) M•y I 1q11 1110 .. , 1L•11~~·:~~~~ J Mt LAUGHLIN 10
:.•ltburQ Nfl'wpivrt 6•tKh Callfotni• PUBLIC NOTICE v1•00
J J l(Nlt;.11.Flll10(.l(ER It Pooni
l Utn.t Or•vi:.' Cur On• oe• M•f. FICTITIOUS I USINESS ••Ill .,,,. ;/U}
NAMEST•TEMENT '"'' bus1nf'\\ 1\ tunciuctect by .
fh• tolto-Nmv Pf"t\un\ •rf' oomQlg~n"'~' P4'lnttf'\.h1p
Du~•Ot\\ d\ t.. twr If \ J M c. t.Aughlin,
~ E II l H St 4 '> I HE I~ Av f t °'"'"''di P<t• •n•r SPE.CIALISTS t~ C R1wtors1dr tn1\ -.tot~rnf'nt WA\ tllt'd Wtlh ltw
Avenue N,.w~,11 f 8t4<" l ~ 'i/O.J \ ounl., ,., ._ ot ,, 1o(lie' Counl r Of\
ff•IOw fl l(u -. fntt"tP'•'!i.f" tu 4 AP' • l~l
C•l fOtf\•d (O'~'•ll•JO ~ k .. \Jll1 H IJN JEA&VOSS
lO>l•MtW. CA•J~I~ ATTOllNEVSAI LAW
t "'' ou-.1h~\\ P• '""mtullf!'U r,.,., 1 v• tt•OO F"11rcrulo Dt1·0 . ~u•t• 100
pur.;f1of1 Pou Off1t• Boa '"n
8•10"""' ~1f;, t hl111.•r1' lr¥Jftt (.A 'U711
t714 tS) 10 ..
PLBLIC' NOTICE
,lloOJJI
t ytJfl ' o Or6n9"' (tJd\I O•tly P ilot.
A1" '' If I May I 1'1~1 lt40 81
Pl'BLIC NOTICE
"IS9l41
Puo""""' Oran~ CN•I O••IY Ptlot • ../
Ao"' • II 11. 1S !'Ill 1..o-tt
Ptl8l.IC NOTICE
NOTICE OF SALE
OF REAL ,.llOPEATY
AT PAii/ATE SALE
l'l(TITIOUS aVSINliU No AIM-I"
NAME STATEMENT IN THE SU,.EAIOR COURT OP
11\p tollowono P••>On\ •rt doln THE STATE 01' CALll'ORNIA
lkl\IM>>•> FOR THE COUNTY OFO•ANGI
NEWPORT HOME LOAN •12 lnll'IP MAl1PrOl lh•EstateofALICE
N EWPORT HOME LOAN "114. ELILABElHC.HOISSER. Oec .. ...t
NEW PORT HOME LOAN 02SI N011CE IS HEAEBV Gii/EN lllet N E WPOR T HO M E LOAN•2H.IM unci.r .. 9rw<1 wlll .. ti •I l>rlv•I•
NEWPORT HOM E LOAN •117 ... 1. to'"" lllCIMSl and best 11100.r,
H E w POAT liOM E LOAN • 2J Htbl•< I lO conll•m•llOll OI U IO
NEW PO R l HOME LOAN • 229 Superior Court, on or alter lho IJI Cloy
N EW PORT HOME LOAN •130. ~· M•, l'llll,at1,,.ol!lct o1Gra9M
t7 CorPor••• Pl•t•, N4'Wl)Or1 Buth. \\orl•11~11. 11.-... Ktnd611 ' ... ,.. C•lllornl• 92060 •no Ion. 41~~ Mat!'lrtl'lur Boulenrd.
NEWPORT HOME LOAN. INC.,• )u1I• 10). N"•PC>rt &•Kh, County of
C•'""'"'• c..,,.,•llon. t7 Corpor•t• ::>r•nq•. Slat~ ol Colilornl• tliWO. •II
Pier•, NtWllOf l 8 .. <h C•lllort11 lh• rtQhl llll• -lnt•rnl of IOld. ""° :HMd •• ,,,. time Of O.alh •nd •II ttw
NEWPORT HOME LOAN , •IQM. ,,,,.and lnt•t9•1 thol tlW HIOI•
INC. )f U IO dtCHHQ .... acqulr•d 11.,
Kallll"" H•"P. 01>9rAt1on of lew or olllltf'WIM .... , ~ lllu Pr•tld4lt1I '"•" or 1n ..,.,lllon to tnat OI M141 •· Cof'l l(loloa, ce•,.d, el ttw 11..,. OI dealh, Ill eolCI lo
,,,....,, a ll Ille ctn.In t'MI pr-rtr slt ... tH In
f llh U•-1 w•• 111000 wllll Ille tlle City of Sant• An•, Co11111., of
co11n1y Clerk ot OrMge c.ou111y on Or•"Cle· SIAt• of C•lltornt•, Ptr'""'•'
f'U Tiiis •tt'-t ••• ,,,.., wltll tM A1>tll I 1"1 ly d .. crlbld •• 1011~. to-wll:
• Ptm• lot 12. T•KI 2tt. c-itrt Gil.lb PullllllWd 0rlft0' C:O.st O.lly ,..,.,, County Clt tll ot Or.,ga county °"
AP'll It, 11. U, INy t . "" 17 .... 1 Mer<h U. IW1
PUBLIC NOTICE
Pl .....
Puo11.-Or11119t Coeat D•llY Piiot,
Aorll 11, 11, U, Moy t, ttll .,., .. 1
PUBUC NOTICE
Nltltt
PICTf'10UI •u11Nass NAMa ITATaMaNT
TIM It!'-"" i-1M I• dOlng 111111 ........ ,
GAAi, 171•1 -n Clrtlt, Hllnl·
lllflllft '-"· c.tllfofnla nM1
Veto HIOva•, 17 .. t Alll'lomt1 P"'
Cit, H1111"11tt011 tHcll, C•lllot11l• ., .. ,
Tiiis __,_la <llftdllctt4 • ., en I"· .,, .. ..,,
"'" .. 141,,octll Tllit •la*'-... llltd wllll llW Covnl~ Cltl'tt ti Of~ C:ovnty on llo'orcll ti, 1'11 ,, .....
'°"911 .... Or .... C..u OIHIY ~
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Pulttlt/wd Or-Coetl Delly PtlOI. (;•rdens. Block ,0, H ,,... ..... I•.
Aptlf 4 11 1a. u. IWI IUM1 P•11• • o! MhctlleMOlll M••• .,
' ' Orenqe county, C.lllornlt . mot9 c-
monly known n : 20U South ftop J
Sir Ht, SentoJln.t, Callfomlo. 1 Terms ol IOI• co.Jll In l.wf\11 .,....., PUBUC NOTICE
ti t11t VIiii.ci S181• on conllrYMUoft-4
PfCTITIOUS aUStNalS Ult, or p.,I cull •llcl ll•toeco
.. ... STATaMllNT ••ldenced bV nett HCIH•• .,
Tl\t lot1owlr19 pe1101u •r• 40ln11 Mort11•0t 0< Trust o..cl on Illa,,.._.,.
•lntn ot: ty so •old. Plw Hu""rtct OOllOrt .. •
ftl""" "110Pll .. TIES, "'' O•· ...,,._l'ffwltt1111ct tY Ctrtl•, M11ntlt1ttot1 a .. cll, 114-or ofl9t't te tit In wrltille ....
•llf9rn'-nM6 wltl tit recelWcl •• 1i. •tot-Ill etlflCa 01,nn o. snow, as.1 o.1ey arc1e, •t •11• tlf'N MW ttio fh1 ...,rutlen
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I•. Nwntthtton IHcll, Collfor11I• ~11..., of ""
U.1•"'1•tf •tlcl OKedtflt
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By JERRV°BUC'K ,.,, .......... , ... ,
LOS ANGEi ,ES !AP > William Katt looks as
comfort.able in t 1js superhero costume as a cowboy
in a tuxedo.
As "The Creal American Hero" he flies
through the a1r Wlll\ the grace Of a gooney bird
The first lime u1 >he plowed mto a billboard
The ABC S•?nes, which spoofs the superhero
genre, was the ktnd of success networks pray for.
but rarely achie ve
Kalt. the 111grallatmg hero of ··First Love.··
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~onfessions of ~film (nOn-)critic
' 8yJgt'FPAUEa
Of ...............
It baa been 10 weeks 1lnce the ftnt of these
reviews on movies appeared on these pages.
Wtth·the Academy Awards over and the abun·
dance of summer movies sooa to be upon ua,
now seems like a good time for a word on what
these reviews are trying to do and bow this
writer views hil purpose and responalbUIUea.
We need good mm criticism very much
right now. By &ood I don't mean tbal each col·
umn ls graced by genius (or any column for
that matter) or that it containa uncommonly
ereat lnaiChl, but rather that the writer's ap-
proaeh is honest, open-minded and disinterest·
ed. Reviewing movies in a newspaper is a
personal act, not only for the writer whose
opinions and instincts go public each day, but
alao for the reader who invests some precious
lime hoping to learn or lo be entertained.
LET'S FACE IT: we are deluged by movie
industry advertising in every popular com·
rnunication me dium -pranl, radio and
te levision being the most noticeable. Running
concurrent with paid-for advertislne is the sub-
tler, but often more effective opinion-making
done by stars on talk shows, writers on
"celebrity interviews" and a generally sub-
missive press covering Hollywood. The cor·
porate links between the communication and
film industries are many and strong, and the
disinterested reviewer can sometimes be re·
garded as an irritant not only to the industry
that wants only "good" reviews, but to his own
publication, which sincerely and justifiably
doesn't want to lose advertising revenues from
film companies and theaters. A ~tudio publicist
remarked to me lately that the total promotion
and advertising budget for "Excalibur" ran
roughly $10 million. which. as it turns out, is
roughly equivalent to the cost of producing "Ex-
calibur" to begin with Clearly, we as a movie-
going public have not only the movies, but the
advertising to contend with when deciding what
to see and what to pass up.
. At a very basic level, the disinterested re-
viewer can serve as a screen between the ad-
verti1tni Industry tnd the movte-1oer. If each
ol us were to apend the tlme and money
necessary to see even hilt of the "muterful,"
"riveUna, 1' "shocldn1." "1ide·1pllttlng" apd
"triumphant" movies that come out each
month, we would not only be considerably
poorer but a lot anirter lor having spent 10
much Ume watchln1 Junk. Reviews are wrtttea
with the Idea ln mind that moet people don't
have the time to see every movie released and
therefore want to see onea they will enjoy or be
provoftd by. The unapoken corollary is this:
bad movies are not worth payin1 good money to
see.
BUT AT mE same time, 1ood reviewing
isn't just a consumer's 1uide to what a writer
thinks people "should" or "shouldn't" see. No
writer should be so presumptuous and no reader
so diffident to let a review dictate what a peraon
sees and ~n't see at the movies. Any writer
who believes (or would like to believe> that bis
opinion carries that much wei1ht Is not only de·
luded but is in the wroni business. Penuaaion is
the goal of advertising and promotion depart·
ments, not of publications with an eye out for
fairness and enjoyment in the arts. The purpose
ol the reviewer is to say how the movie affected
him or her, and why. The job of lhe reader,
should be or she elect to read reviews, is to judge
for themselves if the writer ii readable. honest
and fairly consistent.
Many people read reviews intently, if only
to disagree with them and vent their anger on
someone with such crass or prissy sensibilities,
and that is a perfectly legitimate tranuction.
The fact that one doesn't always agree with
what one reads is obviously healthy. I've come
lo know reviewers by their writings, and there
are a number of them I can rely upon to heap
praise on certain films that will inevitably dis·
appoint me, and to pan works that I find won-
derful. The key to the dialogue lies in keeping it
open : even a reviewer with "bad taste" can be
an asset as long as taste is consistently bad and
the English is readable.
I BLANCH AT THE WORD CRITIC when
applied to movie reviewers who are not fa miliar
with the craft of m aking films, yet approach
their columns with a tired, superior boredom
that implies they could have made the film better
if they only had the energy to rise from behind
their typewriter. Movie making and movie re·
viewing are separate crafts and should be
viewed aa such. (This fact wu put to the true test
not long ago when New Yorker critic Pauline
Kael, far and away the finest film critic writing
In this country today, took a job as "story consul·
tant" at Paramount. She left the studio several
months later and neither party seemed very
much impressed nor very happy with the brief
affair>.
'{HE REVIEWER you'U find on these pafes
makes no pretense to being a "critic" m he
classical sense: my job isn't to improve movie
making but rather to help readers improve their
chances of having fun at the movies and in
reading the reviews. Equally import.ant, this col·
umn hopefully will not contain quick and snappy
judgments of movies that by their nature resist
such pronouncements tr a reasonably good as·
sessment of a movie could be made with those
asinine and insulting little stars. checks or Oscar
silhouettes that you see in television guides and
beside reviews in some periodicals, then film re-
viewing would be reduced to sam ple. quantitatwe
coding. Rather look to reviews for an idea on
what the movie is about. or thinks it is about.
MOST OF ALL, look to the reviews as
something written from one movie fan to
another. We s hare an enthusiasm a nd a
pleasure you can only get by sillmg down 1n d
comfortable theater seat and surrendering
yourself to the screen for two hours. We're both
suckers for the bigness. the fantasy, the excess
of seeing images run together on film We love
the comfort. of betng 10 a good film maker's
grip, even when he's ternfy1ng us or maktng us
cry We love the sense of surpnse that film hkc
no other art. form, can gave us Movies ean
make us feel almost every nuanc(' on the t•mo
tional spectrum; the safet) of 11lus1on gives us
freedom to feel what we otherwise might shy
away from or ignore They're a kind of magic we
can get lost in and not have to worr) about fand
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Of IN o.lly '41M St.ttt
Final judeing or the best entries In the nth an-
nua I Cal State Fullerton Student Film Festival
was held recently. givina Judea a chance to rate
ten dramatic shorts and three doeumentariea
culled from scores or entries from across the na·
lion
The fmahsts were dominated by entries from
the film school or USC, with USC-produced
"Strider's House" and "Fat Chance" taking
first and third places for drama.
Robert Armstrong's "Heirlooms," produced
under the aegis or CSUF. was given second place
dr ama by the Judges. "Every Day's a Celebra-
tion," another use product. won first place for
best documentary film.
t'OK A regular reviewer, this look at tomor·
row's film makers was both interesting and unset-
tling With two glaring exceptions, the quality of
the films entered was high, particularlv in the
technical sense The acting was generaily good,
one could feel the student directors groplni for a
~ense .01 visual rhythm and often gethng tt, the
f'!latenal texc~phng "Fat Chance" and "Quota·
lions from Chairman Stu"> was inevitably sincere.
"Strider's House" is a ni cel~ crafted
meludram.a a~ut an aging writer's attempts to
grappl(• with his latent homosexuality and waning
ta l<•nt. Shot in a haunting black and white. it'$ a
l·undt•nst'd version of " Providence" murky, sug
gl':.t1H'. melancholy
.. lk1rlooms .. is a color film drama about an
old farmt•r "ho "-Ould rather die than leave his
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'LOS ANGELES -Gene Reynolds has never
gotten out of tbe habit of going to 1chool.
He's now taking courses in literature at UCLA.
where he obtained his deeree before World War 11
When be left his job as producing !'M·A·S·H" to help ~evelo~ "Lou Crant'' for CBS, he enrolled in
Journalism classes
HE HASN'T acted since "The Country Girl"
and "The Bridges of Toko-Ri," but still takes act·
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"That's simply to help my relations with actors."
Reynolds feels he has enough to do a1 ex·
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Grant" and creative consultant to "M·A·S·H." He
says, "I've got plenty or challenges now And I
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tor "
The classroom habit -which along with' re·
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Grant" and "M·A·S·H" was not one that came
easy for Reynolds. a child star in the 1930s. He
started at 10 in the "Our Gang" comedies and at 14
was under contract lo MGM He was in such pie·
tu res as "Boys Town." "Gallant Sons." and "San-
ta Fe Trail "
REYNOLDS SAYS, "It was a rocky road for a
child actor lt's very hard on your education. II
went to high school at the MGM Studios. It was
hard for me to get through UCLA "
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• • w-,llimp Katt ·Many close; only one perfect this week
<From Pac Cll
luctaot posse~sor of a suH that aivea him
euperhuman PQwers. The trouble ls he lost the in·
1tructions and 1oor1 up every time he wears It.
Connie Selleca is his girlfriend, who looks on
his exploits in the same way a wife does when her
husband dons a lampshade and plays life of the
party. Robert Oulp is a 1ung·ho FBI aient who
wants to use him as his personal weapon against
evil.
"THE HUMOR BASICALLY comes from the
interaction between the three of us." says Katt as
he eats lunch in his trailer beside the "sound
stage " He has shed most or the costume.
It is characteristic of the nature or the senes
that it's filmed in a furniture warehouse ao the
middle or the 9an Fern.-ido Valley
"The mishaps with the suit are there, too, but
we can't always depend on it You can only bump
into a wall so mar\y times Whal we're try ing to
d~ now is finq a formula that works best ror the
s now.
"Culp and I ha-ve a kmd of 'Odd Couple' re·
lations h1p He's rea-dy to l'harge up the hill and I'm
concerned wilh my class and everything t'lse 1s
secondary But I'm caught up with tht'
responsibility of the SUit and having to dea I 'I' 1th
that "
THE SHOW CAME ABOl'.T wht>n ABC' asked
wrlter-product'r Steven J Cannell to develop a
series for 8 o'clock Tht>y also suggested 1t l>e
<.1bout a superhero
"I wasn't high on lht· idea." says Cannell. a
writer on mon· famili<.tr ground "ilh sophisticated
and adult concepts ··Rut they l thought 11 would ht>
fun to do to a sup<•rhcru "'hat 'The Rockford Filt•s'
did to private nes ..
Cannt>ll and his eo l'Xt·t·ut1v e producer. Juanita
Bartlett. \\cn• lht· writing tel:l m behind "Cfhe
Rockford Files ·
Ka ll n•t•l·1H•d tht• l\\O·hour pilot s<·npt last
foll He likl'd the script . but wanted tCI think 1L
over · I had o.;onw Lrep1dat1C1ns about being a
s upt·rhNo t·haral'lt•r. bt•ing trapped in th<1t kind of
<.t mold. ht• says Ile \\Cnt to !':e" York to do .1
pla). l>ut c.mm·il \\as pt•rs1stent
C'A~NEU, FLEW TO "l:l'"-York and ml't Katt
lwckst:.1gc Kall \\as llTIJfft•ssed b~ the producers
l.'nthus1asm for lht• St'tll'S ·11 was at that µoin l I
dcc1dt•d to <lo the shO\\ · hr suvs 'lie c·o n\ rn ct-d
m c 1t \\ould lw rca I fun · .
Kali's <·haraelt'r was onginall:_\ named Ralph
lltnl-lt•} Th<.tl <·han~c·!I \\ ht·n John\.\ Htnl'kle~ Jr
\\a<, l'hargl•cl "1th lht• atlt•mpted <.1ss:.1ss1nat ion of
Prestdl·nt Beagan lit· sud<knl~ beeamt• JU~l
Ralph · 111 :\I r II · :"e'l SN1snn hC''ll ~el a m·w
numt•. µrob<.tbl~ Hulph llanlt·~
lrumcalh tn the pilot mO\ll' 1l \\JS Halph
llinkll·~ ~111 n·Sl'ut•d tht· pn·s1dent from an as
s<1ssination attempt
THE Sl 'PERllERO \\-EARS a solid red su1l
"1th a black capt' He ~ot It from a l'FO 0 r
Com1l's and Warn\•rs Bros Pictures thought 1t "as
too much hkl· ·supt•rm .1 n " a nd sought an 1n
JU OC'lion Cannl•ll savs. · We thou~hl 1t ""as
rtdtc·ulous. ,ind -.o 1hd thE' 1udgl' ·
To '><IY thal Katt dislikes wearing Lht• costume
1s an unckrs tal(•m<·nt fil' had to be persuaded to
put 1t baek on to take photographs
Ile sa\s. llo\\ do I fret" f1 1deous' Thal one
"ord sums 1t <Ill up I fC'l'I hideous Ralph and I
fret tht' s <1m1• \\CJ\ ahour the• suit \\t> both hate
putting 1t on
· Anil lht•\ al\\<JV~ t'hoos1..· tht' loC'<.1lwn \\ht're
the most pe:ople Jrl' ~ atchmg So l slmk around 1n
my l'Oat a nti only come out "'hen I have lo It's
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Roy Glennister, pUJhed all the rlahl buttons.
Roy's perfect score pushes him two point.a out
m front of the field. with five playen deadlocked
for second place. Also movint up in the standings
were Barry's Lucky EJeven. Lucky Penny and
The Tomgirls.
Here's another round
of queries on this and TRIVIA that, With the eight and
nine combo good for a
three-point play. Dig in.
1. LYSLE HENDERSON became better
known lo B movie fans as whom'
2. In what comic strip would you find Barry
Balderman'!
3 Name Deborah Raffin's occupation on the
TV senes "Foul Play."
4. Sance reinstatement of the death penalty,
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Traffic lights
wasting gas
S ACRAMENTO <AP1 Badly timed or
malfunctioning tra ffic lights are costing Los
Angeles motonsts 23 m1lhon gallons of fuel a year.
;;ays a report released by the s tate Energy Com·
m1ss1on
Even :-o. Los Angeles has "one of the most
m odem traffic :.1gnal systems in the stak." said
.Jam<'S Walker. a comm1ss1on member
Tht' report \.\aS prepared for the commission
h) the Los Angeles Depe1rtment of Transportation
It s u1d 1ncff1c1ent timing and occasional
breakdowns of traffic lights increase the use of
~u!.ohne and cl1est'l fuel by about 4 percent in Los
Ange les. costing driver!. S30 m11l1on a )ear
The c1t v has 6,400 miles of surface streets. 156
milt•s of freeways and 3.700 traffic signals . and
dnvNs use.• mort• than 3 5 million gallons of fuel
l'<tt'h \.\l•t·kday, thl' rt•port said
The tomm1ss10n said Los Angl'les is proposlng
a plan. unckr <• $40,000 stall' eontrat·t. to improve
traffte hght t1min~ ''1th th~ hl·lp of rnmpulers. in·
t•n•ase ma1ntc·nc.1nt'(' in key art'aS and buy more re -
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'\usan L 1-:d\lo ard :-.. and hl'r du). April 2i 1981 a l l(r~ndson Norm11n H to:lhi1 11 OO A M al the Pu•rc·1·
:\temonal Sl•f\IC~l'O., "''" be nrolht'rs Be ll Broild\\a) held un :-.1nnda\' April 27 l'hapl'I "1th fll'Of: #1767 of
1981 al 9 J(},\\1 al Our Lad) f1c1.it1nl( t-:ntornbmenl al
of ~fount C.trmc•I. t "11 West M t'lro~e Abbe\. Anaheim.
&alboa Hhd Nc•\\µorl C<t Fnemls m<1y call at the
Beach. Ca In hc•u of fJO\\Cr'I morluao on Sunday, Apnl
the fam1h rcquc·-.h dona 26. 1981 from 4 OOPM Lo
Lions be m.ide 10 the 7 OOP~I In lieu of flo"ers
Amene.1n Ht•;irt Asso1·1iJ donatwns ma~ be made to
t1on
HOBBS
FEH'.'l uu: .... 1-: 1101\BS
rts1den1 or Or.inste Ca
Passed """' nn Apnl 16 ttll at the Me'la Vc•rdc Con
\•.lescent llu-.p1tal after a
length) dln1•s11 Shf' "as
born m Kano.,as -.;u formal
!itn·1ces "'ill Lake• plare then· \A.Ill he c·rc•mat111n
wllh arrangements hy the
Neptunt• Soeiet'
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110 81oadway
Costa Mesa
642 9150
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WISTCllff CHA.,U
427 E 171h St
Co<.1.1 Mella
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627 Maon St
tiuntongton Beach
5:16 6539
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Cem11ery Mortuary
Chapel·Crematory
• 3500 Pac1hc View 011ve
Newpart Beach
&44 2700
Co.MICll MOaTUAllH leguna Beach
494·9415
Laguna Hills
768-09G3
San Juan Clp1strano
495-1776
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Mor1uaty • C.mtt•ry
CremllafY 1&25 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa
540-~ 0
Lht' Amentan Canc<'r Sor1e-
\\ Pierre Rrothc·rs Bell Broad-..;!\ Mnrtuan dircc
tors
11 'If!Oast
sclwlars
reioorded
Eleven Orange Coast
residents have been
ch0sen from a field or
m ore than one million
high school juniors to re-
ceive Merit Scholarships
Cor undergraduate
studies
Five students will re-
c e 1 v e co rp o rate
sponsored four-yea r
scholarships that range
from $1 .000 to $8.000.
a nd six students will re-
ceive one-time Sl.000
awards
All students who took
th e Preliminar y
Scholastic Aptitude Test
< PSAT)!National Merit
Scholars hip Qualifying
Test were automatically
entered into the com-
petition f or all
scholarships.
Corporate·sponsore d
four-year scholarship
winneni are Lisa Payne
of Balboa, Mark Yocca
of South Laguna, Gary
Riviere or Laguna
Niauel, and tnamar
Fo ... ter and Austin Kim
o r lrvlnc.
One·tlme u .ooo
acholanhip winMrt are
Llu Dahill of Co1ta
Mesa, Uaa Toy ot ff\lflt·
Iott.on Be•cb
Cbrt1topber Caaeady of
lrvlne, Arkady Mak of
La1una N\1uel, and
William Cb•rlnJ and
Paul Ptt&ker of San
Juan C1pistrano.
into creek
KISSIMMEE, Fla. CAP> Shln1te Creek, a
puny sUver of waler that 1I01bet tbroucbt the
teamlna developments of Oran1e and Oaceola
counties, ls slcJc -lnfected with pbospboroua,
nttrogen and other damaging wastes it ls fed by
man.
Envlronmentallata call tbe iU-fated creek a
symbol of statewide malaise, a "1rowth at any
cost" menta.lily common among developers and
.,oHtktans.
The torrent of sewage pourtng into Shingle
Creek, which reeds Lake Tohopekaliga, the
magnificant llah-ricb . body of water known as
Toho, prompted the Florida Environmental
Regulation Commission to warn cities and coun-
ties that such pollution can lead to state ordered
restrictions on growth.
MORATORIUMS ON HOOKUPS TO over-
taxed sewage treatment plants have already
caused lone delays in development of housing and
tourist attractions.
•·Nobody ever dreams that something like this
can happen unUl the moratorium hits them." said
Bill Frederick, chairman of the Florida Depart-
ment of Environmental ReguJation.
The Florida League or Anglers, a statewid~
group claiming some 10,000 members, has chosen
Shingle Creek as "a hQrrible example'' on which to
concentrate its fight to halt growth that ignores en·
vironmental concerns.
"There are many Shingle Creeks in Florida,"
group founder Lyman Rogers of Ocala said. "But
this was the most highly identifiable, in the heart
of Florida and a t the headwaters of the Kissim·
mee·Okeechobee basin.
"WE CANNOT EXPECT TO GET anything
done at the bottom of the system if we have state
agencies allowing that degree of pollutants to be
put at the top," he said.
Shingle Creek once rose Crom a swampy,
southwestern comer or Orlando. meandered into
Osceola County. entered its historical channel
sand, just before emptying into Toho, became a
small stream filled with fi sh
But the swamps thC1t nurtured it were drained
and bulldozed Upland canals were dredged so
runoff water from the new res1dentiC1l areas could
drain into the creek
From a gentle, winding stream, Shingle Creek
became a straight line ditch filled with sewage
was tes which nurture ple1nts but poison fish and
other aquC1tic hfe
HYDRILLA, AN EXOTIC WEED, AND water
hyacinths feed on the pollut10n and form dense
mats on the IC1ke bottom. blocking sunlight and
threale rung the aquatic food chain Blue -gr een
algae blooms choke fi s h breeding are as Trophy
sized bass could eventually give way to tough
tras h fish such as gC1r and shad.
Environmentalis t s point to n earby Lake
Apopka in warning
The 51,000-acre lake once proclaimed "Bass
Fishing Capital of the World" is now tainted by
years or mucky farm runoff, s ewage treatment
discharge and citrus processmg wastes Lake Toho
1s 27 percent smaller than Lake Apopka in surface
a c reage. but receives twice the amount of
phosphorous.
As long ago as 1969. the Florida Pollution Con-
trol Comm1ss1on ordered the Orange County Com-
m 1ss ion to cease pollution or Sh.ingle Creek.
THE U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Agency stepped in with a 1977 order banning dis-
charges by county sewage plants into s urface
waters .
But negot1at1ons led to an eventual agreement
that gave OrC1nge Count) until 1984 to reduce the
level of phosphorous and until 1988 to stop
discharges into Shingle Cr eek
The agreement cleared the way for construc-
tion or a Western Electric Co plant and revival or
other building proJccts s tymied until then by the
state ordered sewer hookup moratorium
"Everything was tried and nothing s u c-
ceeded," Ro~crs complained "It was a matter of
governments backing down and allowing a county
to continue lo break the law ~omg into a second de
cade"
IN 1971, THE FLORIDA GAME a nd
Freshwater Commission "jlrew down" Lake Toho.
lowering the water level to expose the lake bottom
to air and sunlight. The process dries up and ox-
idizes bottom mud and re-establishes natural
vegetation, said biologis t Vince Williams . Toho's
fish population doubled by 1974
Pollution mandated a second drawdown in
1979, and the fish population 1s still working to
come back
But Williams said the process is a treatment.
not a cure
"We are at the point where we would have to
draw down so frequently the fish population •ould
have no chance to come back. The possibility of a
massive fish kill during drawdown is now very re-
al. The lake might never recover at all. So we've
decided not to chance it again unless the water
quality is improved.
"IF IT ISN'T, THE LAKE has 10 years a t
mos t and then it's not going to be worth anything
for fishing."
Jim Swan,' a Toho fi s hing guide, bas taken the
lead among local residents battling to preserve
their fishing paradise
In 1978, when lakeside property owners filed
for permits to dredge channels lnto deep water, for
boat usage, Swan fired off letten to the Army
Corps of Engineers and took out newspaper ads.
His customers and concerned residents began a
letter-writing campaign.
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w fireplu ce retre<.1t. Huge walk-in
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amenille!-. OPEN SUN I 5 1505
MIHAMAH $625.000.
MODEL HOMES! Beautiful & spacious.
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Community pool. custom decorating
PLUS I left in tract through
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HUNTINGTON HARIOUR. 102' on
water' r:xqu1s1te 4 Br w. s pac. fam.
rm .. <lol'k for 60' yacht. can be increas~d to ;.1ccom 96'. Fantastic
water view' Just listed. an office
t>XCIUSl \'l' $1.175,000
LIDO ISLE. Corner lot w so. patio
Charming 2 Br & den. some bay view 1
Just lis ted a t $435,000.
LIDO ISLE. Sophisticated 3 BR home
w spacious la v rm .. forma! din. rm ..
gourmet kitchen overlooking sunny
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3116 Ncwpotl R.ivd '· B 673·9060
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RE~L ESTATl
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Exciting remodel in China Cove: 3
Br 2-sty. elevator, VIEW-steps to
water & pvt beaches. Owner will
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Sat /Sun 1-5. 2716 Shell, CdM.
$795,000. J eri Hunt
ROOM TO ROAM in this totally
redone 's Br Westcliff pool home.
Opn beams , 3 frplcs. Loads Of
c h arm w /brick & nu lush
landscaping. Open Daily. 1133
Highland, NB. $395,000. Jeri Hunt
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gorgeous 5 Bdt Spyglass cstm will
sattsfy ti and the most discriminate
from totally efficient kitch., to courtyrd entry spa, sauna, fr.
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vu. 1.2 mUJion. Jeri Hunt
2041 W..tclff Dth•, WM 206
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beauty. Owner will con· aider all reaaonable of-
fers. 2 SPAS, ooe Indoor,
one outdoor. 2
fireplaces, used brlck
entertalnera pool area.
Cabana, fire ring, view
Saddlebaclt Mountaln11, Fashion Island. Ught.s.
Newly remodeled, new
kitchen. Cal\ today Co
appointment
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HOME
ln escellenl
nel1hborbood. Close to
the city aboppinf center.
Near schoo s and trantportatlon. Huie
rooms thruout. Lar1e
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Swediah fireplace.
Beaulll\aJ atained 1la11
windows In 2 or the
bathroom•. Sparkling
pool with cover. dog run,
etc , ek Seller highly
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family room, brick fireplace. large
country kitchen. Four stately bdrms. 2
baths, 3 l'ar garage. A FANT~STIC
VIEW OF GOLF COU RSE. Privacy!
Many, many extras. Only $274,900.
546-2313
EXECUTIVE
Very popular Republic home with cov-
e red entry, massive ltvmg room and
family room. fireplaces . elegant
formal d1010g room. huge country
k1tc:he n overlooks sparkling pool. 3 car
~a rage and many extras Owner .wi 11
earn· 1st T O at 12', interest. Priced
at onl y $265 ,000 546 2313
ASSUME SI00.000
Of loans a t 12', interest. on this fan-
lastrt Mesa Verde 4 Bdrm 2 bath
home with 2 fireplaces. expanded
family room. 1900 sq ft. of living.
Pril'ed at only $139,950. 546-2313
DISTINGUISHED
U1sc:uv<.•r this one ' 5 huge bdrms. 3
baths. formal dining room. gourmet
k1t<.'h<.·n . 2500 sq ft. of traditional
eleJ.!;<.tlH't' $220,000. act now. 546 2313
FIXY
$IO .SOU total t·ash needed to close
escrow on this 4 Bdrm, den. 3 bath.
fom1lv room . fireplace, pat10. huge
vard -"A llundvman's Special". Only
Sl7S.OOO Call us today for an appoint-
ment for dt•l<.t ii!-. on tlus r evolutionary
ne" progr<.1m l·alled TI C K E.T
5-\6 2313
l 21h 0/o FINANCING
l'rest 1g1ou~ home. located tn Mesa
Verdt• on a quiet tree·hned s treet. 4
huge hdrms 2 bath.'>. family room.
ftn•plaC'e . c·ountr y kitchen. lus h
land!-.ea pmg Ftnancmg ava1lable at
l2•i'· l'rt <.'<.•d $174.900 Don 't wait,
('Clll 546 23 13
"PRIVACY"'
One of Mes a Verde's qwetesl areas. A
eharmrng 3 Bdrm 2 bath home. family
room . stone fireplace. very open floor
plan. 2 patios. RV access. Only
$165,900. Another must see. 546-2313.
CORNER LOT
M agnrfi cent 3 Bdrm 2 bath home.
Large family room. 2 brick fireplaces,
huge ('Orner lot for complete privacy.
A must see. $136.900. 546-2313.
VIEW BARGAIN
Popular hidden 2 story. Covered en-
try. private laving Huge family room,
fireplace. country kitchen. Formal
dining room . 4 Bdrms. 3 baths, ~ull
deck in rear o f home for a beautiful
view Many extras. Only $225,000.
546·2313
"OWNER WILL HB.P RNAHCE0
1312<,t, ftrs t TD. $105,000. Spacious dou-
hle doored entry 3 Bdrm 2 bath, wood
burning fireplace, f<lmily room.
$159.900. Call now. 546-2313
L.t us help you dlsco•er Meso V.,.., OM
of Costa Me.a'• flnett GNCn.
ST ARTIR S10f PB
VA/FHA T8MS .
This is the one. A sharp home 1ust
right for a young family or couple that
needs room to grow. Near new carpet
& paint throughout this.3 Bdrm house.
Super location. Only $97,500
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Existing low interest financing. Pride
of ownership. Large 3 Bdrm + family
room owners unit and three 2 Bdrm 2
bath u nits. All include builtins,
fireptaces and enclosed garages.
Excellent condition. For information,
call 540·1511
CUSTOM HO ..
l.ALIO.A PEMNSUU l'!OO = Steps to bay and beach. This beautiful
new home features: 3 Bdrm.5 , family
noo room and library, 2112 baths, ceramic
: tile thruout. 4 fireplaces, Oak cabinets,
: 2 skylights, stained glass windows, =: French doors, 2 patios and xtra large
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PRICE IS RIGHT
If you thought you could not afford
to live in Newport Beach, you'd
better look at 1242 Rutland Rd. A
really s harp 2 bdrm. condo with 2
full baths, wood burning fireplace,
bar, pool and deluxe built·in
kit c hen . Private end unit
conveniently located close to shops
and transportation. $129,500 is the
full price. Open house Sun 1 to 5.
LARGE YACHT?
There's room here with a private
pier and float. Where else but
beautiful Harbor Island. 40 feet on
the bay. Large lot with older home.
Magnificent trees. Lot value is
$1 ,780,000.
BACK TO NATURE
Spacious 5 bdrm home. Right on the
Nature Park in popular Harbor
Vi e w Homes. Oversized lot with
enclosed yard large enough for a
pool. Family rm . has lots of
bookshelves. wet bar and brick
fireplace. Formal dining area../
added s un room & 3 car garage.
Reduced for quick sale to $329,750.
See 1816 Newport Hills Drive. N.B.
Open Sun 1 to 5.
WHOA!
Five and one half beautiful acres
overlooking San Juan Capistrano
with a view from Saddleback to the
Sea. A perfect place for the home of
your dreams . Private, yet only
minutes from town . Horses
permitted $650,000. Submit on
terms.
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RIVHSIDI CITIUS
95 + acres JUST LISI'ED in the
lovely Ar lington Area of Riverside.
Planted in navels and valencias.
Potential for future subdivision.
$950,000.
SHOPPIHG C&nllt
On busy 19th Street in Costa Mesa.
100% leased. Comer location. Long
terms land lease. $477 ,000 submit on
terms .
llOUHm
On Irvine Ave. Back Bay. Larae
recreation complex. E:1tcellent
rental history. Approved'°" sale as
a co-op. $11. 700,000., .
17141 6l3-4400
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SPY•LAS$ Soun.o1Y
This beautiful 6 bedroom house is
the crown jewel of Spyglass Hill.
Decorated in a traditional style, it
features elegant wallpapers ,
window coverings, carpet, and
wood flooring. You can enjoy the
spectacular ocean view from the
kitchen, family room, living room,
or master suite and from the
custom pool and spa in the
elegantly landscaped back yard.
$92.5,000 .
CUSTOM COUHTIY ..USH
This custom home is being
constructed in the guard gated
community of Harbor Ridge.
Unbelievable views of the ocean
and city lights. The home features 5
bedrooms, family room, librar~,
pool and spa. Expert craftsmanship
and features abound in this elegant
home. Call for an appointment to
see the site and plans.
Gil.AT OWNER FINANCING
Beautifully maintained three
bedroom home on large lot in
Newport Beach. French doors,
custom cabinetry, spa, gazebo,
shaded patios. $285,000 fee. ,
RANCHO S.AH JOAQUIH
Adorable, affordable one bedroom
and loft condo in the Villas. This
bright, c heery home is perfect for
the small family or single. $158,900.
SPYGLASS HIU
This immac ulate professionally
decorated home 1s loaded with
charm. The bright interior features
the finest in carpets, wallrovering
and window treatments . The
custom pool and s pa together with
lus h landscaping make this
comfortable home perfect for
entertaining. $459,500.
LAKE ARROWHEAD ISTAft
6700 square feet -English Tudor. 5
bedrooms, 6112 baths, spa, sauna,
JOO ft. on the lake, leaded glass,
wood floors, oak paneling, double
dock, boat, gated community -
everything imaginable. $3,500,000.
Owner will finance.
644 9990 160 0835
NEWPORT I
Outstanding 54 Bdrm end unit
m model condition. Located in
most desira ble area of The
Bluffs $225,000.
lltVINE LOW ASSUMAIU
Gracious bright home in
University Park. Large corner
lot n ear pool and tennis .
Custom wood shutters &
paneling . Private covered
patio with s pa. Take over
s ubject to lst TD at 101 ~'1, Only
$190,000.
PEHIHSULA con AG~25.000
Walk to bay or beach. Great
location . 2 Bdrm, 1 bath.
fireplace in the living room.
Flexible terms.
ONE FOURTH ACRE IH M.I.
Ocean view -elegant
customized home on just under
12 112 acre lot. Completely
private expanded 4 Bdrm
home. Oversized living room,
private dining room. & gated
pool area. This is a beautiful
unique property newly offered
at $795,000.
FOi LEASE
Super Patio Home, 2 Bdrms,
only $495 per month. Irvine -
Orangetree .
Exceptional comm ission spUl
for IMiting .f riented realtor
associates. B~autilul office in
c h oice location . Have 2
openings.
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COMDOSf7,tll 3 Bdrma. 2 Bathl, IGa--' l.n Costa
Mesa near OCC. Great starter home
or rental unit. Assume the loan at leas
than current interest rates . Call
before Its 1one !
UMIVHSrrt PAii
Beautiful 3 ....Bdrm + bonus room,
Julliard model, greenbelt location.
Walk to school, park, schools &
&boppin~. Good financlna and terms.
Full price $159.000. Ask for Mary
Donnell
Town (6 Coun try ft QEALTOQ5 (I~ 552-1800
TURTLEROCK T°"1110ME
Room to s pare with 4 Bdrm.5 . 3
baths, plus h carpet, plantation shut·
ters and many upgrades Fantastic
view of valley and city lights.
$320,000. Open Sun 1-5 at 12 Canyon
Ridge.
LOCATION PLUS
This pro fessionally landscap ed
home is located on a quiet cuJ.de·
sac in Woodside of Northwood. 4
Bdrm, 21 2 ba. J .M. Peters Plan 334
Tile roof. Association pool a nd ten·
nis plus assuma ble loans. Offered
at $229.900. Ope n Sat Sun at 8
Bellezza.
LARGE 4 BORM-tOW PRICE
4 Bdrm 21 2 bath 2·story 1850 sq ft
Deerfield home. Seller will carry
AITD contract of $110,000. Extra
large lot. Near new carpet. Very
clean-move in condition. Close to
community pool a nd park. All this
and with only $45,000 down !
$1:>5.000. Sun 1·5 at 7 Poinsettia
FRESH~REA T ANANCING
Freshly painted Cambridge model.
Good price. great financing. Now is
the time -that opportunity is
knocking at your door. This 3 bdrm
2 bath home can be yours -priced
well below current market. Very at·
tractive terms. It's great in Green-
tree and only $134,500. Call for de·
tails. Open Sat/Sunday 1·5 at 4191
Manzanita .
WOODBRIDGE TOWNHOME
3 bdrm, 211:! bath Danbury. Up ·
graded throughout, covered brick
patio. Good assumable loan. Open
Sat Sun 1 ·5 at $163,500. Open Sun at
9 Ashbrook.
INVESTOR'S DWGHT
3 Bdrm 1' 2 bath Ash model. New
carpets, paint and landscaping. Air
conditioning. Hi gh assumable loan.
$116,500. Open Sun at~ Elderglenn.
CUL DE SAC LOCATION
Sparkling 3 Bdrm, form dining rm
atrium. brkfst area. frplc , new
carpets and attach. 2 car gar. Assoc.
pool a nd c I ub house $159,500.
Sat/Sun . 1-5 at 5292 Thorn Tree
Lane, Univ. Park
GREENBELT LOCATION
Newly dee. 4 Bdrm, 3 bath 3 level
"Heather" mdl. in Turtlerock with
wide greenbelt view. Great financ ~
ing, high assumable loan. Offered
at $259,000. Open Sat/Sun 1·5 at 37
Cool brook.
WOODBRIDGE LMEFRONT
The most dramatic lakefront loca·
tion can be yours with this spec·
tacuJar 3 Bdrm. family room Darby
plan. This home is totally upgraded
throughout with plantation shutters
and top grade floor coverings.· No
expense has been spared on the
landscaping. Extensive used brick,
patio cover, gas fire pit and bricked
m spa. Day & Night views lrom
aearly every room. Flexible financ·
in~. $3541900. Open Sat /Sun 1·5
at 36 Wooagrove.
GROVES MOBILE PARK
Eleaant spacious 38x65' 2 bdrm +
den. Woodburning trplc, cathedral
• ceilings, wet bar, A/C, micro oven,
bonus rm, 2 ca~ detached garage. 24
hr secu rlty. M u st aee to a t>·
predate. Call for detaill.
•llllJIA HOt•
ON CANAL FRONT
BeauUful paUo leads you to your own
sandy beach. Only 12S8.500.
6 D&Ull UNITS
OCEANFRONT
Small down payment and the balance
is financed. Asking only $1.3 million.
JACOBS REALTY
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2919 Newport llYcl ~ JOtll
LIDO ISLE tlJMES
OPEN SUN 1·5 120 ~MllTO
Featured on Homes Tour, this lovely
traditional spacious. custom 3 bdrm , 3
bath home, newly decorated. Priced
to sell qui ckly at $475,000.
Newly remodeled 3 lxirm, 2 bath plus
lge recreation room & 2 patios. Beam
ceilings Great for e ntertainin g .
$420,000.
PENINSULA POINT IEACHFRONT
Pano r amic view at wedge . from
prime lar ge lot. 4 bdrm. 3 bath custom
home 3700 sq. ft. featuring marine
room, entry , li ving room. dining ..
room. built-ini.. etc. Sl.385.000.
B.AYFRONT
We have several fine homes \\-1th pier
& shp. starting at $1 .500,000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Boy~1d•· 011v" N 8 6 l'j 616 1
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WANT ACTION'
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SOLD ~ BAYFRONT ESTATE
ONLY l LEFT
,Brand new home on Newport·s ex·
elusive Peninsula Point. This 4
Bdrm 4 bath home includes an ex·
quisite mas ter suite with balcony
overlooking private dock and
ne ighboring blue Pacific. ""Don't
miss out! Drop by Saturday or
Sunday 12·4 for o pen house or call
for an appointment. Good financ·
ing available. $1,650,000 fee or
$1 .295,000 leasehold.
2274 Channel Road
Balboa Peninsula
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675-2311
VIEW -$289,500
Spectacular vl•w of bocll bay. 3
ld r m 1 2 1/J laths , ai r
candltfoMd. faMHy r'OOll\ tftd
Ullft cOftdo. Th• moat populcr
ftoorplan. Just lf1hd.
OCEANFRONT WITH
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675-3411
EMERALD IA Y -Enchanting 3 Bdrm cottage with
plantation shutters. used brick, s unny patios. In
one of our finest communities with private
beach. pool and tennis. $370,000.
TU~TLEROCK HIGHLANDS -A stunning
achievement by Pollock Interiors. Exquisite
decorating thruout this 4 Bdrm, 1 sty home with
separate dinin~ room and larj?e master suite. A
new and exciting offering $312.000.
NORTH LAGUNA -Magnificent white water
view by day and lights of Dana Point at nig)lt.
Outstanding custom built 4 Bdrm North Laguna
home on the ocean side of the highway. Large
lot. Just steps from the beach. $685,000.
OWHH WILL TRADE -20 acres near Ranc ho
California. Owner wants condo in Nwpt, Irvine.
Costa Mesa. Can be divided into 4 to 5 acre
parcels for small equity or $150,000 takes all.
CORONA DB. MAI DUPLIX -One of the few
duplexes w /a pool. Desirable street w /hi
income, comfort 3 Bdrm owners unit. $320,oOO.
JASMINE CIEU -Comfortable 3 Bdrm home
with plantation shutters, parquet floors, lush
carpeting, tasteful decorating. Within the
security gates of Jasmine Creek. 9 1/• %
assumable loan. $335,000.
TURTLEAOCK HIGHLANDS -The very nicest
Irvine community you could choose for your
family. A spacious 4 Bdrm Edinborough p lan.
Professionally decorated in warm earthtones.
Two large assumable loans far below current
rate. Owner will consider a smaller Turtlerock
home in trade . $389,000.
COUUllCIM.. LOT -3 contiguous lots. zoned C2
in San Clemente. Office building plans
available. $296.800.
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21I11. Cfflt Hwy., eor-.. M4r
675-5511
YOUI IEST VAUll
IN CA.MIO SHOllS
Lowest priced fee simple opportunity.
Great assumable 1st TD. Enjoy
· afternoon sun and views from wood
deck. 3 beautiful private beaches.
Only $549,000.
YOU CAM Sii
THE ILUE PACIAC
From this Cameo· Highlands beauty .•
Priced to sell, $339,000. Only 10% down
with owners assistance. One level 3
Bdrm plus huge yard.
STROLL TO NEWPORT IEACH
Charming 4 Bdrm. Qny living room
features ; wood burning fireplace.
Owner will help finance. Only $209,900.
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CL0$1M• COSTS
Large spacious 1 bdrm. units with
brick woodburning fireplaces and
private balconies or patios. Luxuriant 1 tree shaded grounds. Tennis, pool,
spa, sauna. clubhouse enclosed and
underground parking. Located in a
prestige area of Tustin. Three
shopping centers. bus and freeway
less than two blocks away. Relatives
and friends can help you qualify.
Below market interest rate at 13.lho/o. 1
left at $73,500.
9UAIL MEADOWS
17554 Vandenberg Lane, one block
south of 17th Street, between Yorba
a nd Prospect. Take 17th Street exit
east from Fwy 55. Right on Yorba left
on Vandenber~.
832·2300 ask for Sandy
Open 10:00·5:00 p.m.
LAND
Prime M 1, approx
60.000 IQ ft. $10,SS per
foot. Seller will carry
financing at below
market rates.
751-3191
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2 Bdrms, 2 ba, unfum. New. $850 yrly.
IAYRONI' • 3 Bdrm, 1 ba, unfum.
Mint cond. SB50 yrly
CHANN& FttONT
3 Bdrm, 2 ba, unturn.
S7SO yrly
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OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
91 IEAGLIE POINT
WOODIRIDGE
OPEM SAT 1-5
Best Financing Available. Large
Assumable 30·Year Loan At 11.75%
& Owner Will Carry Second Trust
Deed. Des irable Three Bedroom.
Single·Level With Large Enclosed
Patio. Great Starter Unit Or
Inve s tment. Enjoy All The
Amenities Of Woodbridge. Owner
Mottvated $108.900.
1100 PORT-CAALOW
HARIOR VIEW HOMES
OPEM SAT/SUN 1·5
Outstanding Montego On Fee Land.
Corner Location Secluded Yard
Wt th Spa . Beautiful Lus h
Landscaping. Night Light View Of
Fashion Is land & Big Canyon.
Owner Motivated. $295,000.
NEWPORT HORSE COUMTRY
Glamorous 2 + Acre Estate In
Beautiful Setting With Your Own
Privacy. Former Home Of Movie
Star . Ju st Listed . Large
Five.Bedroom Home With Double
Master Suite, Large Family Room
& Gourmet Kitchen. Surrounding
Sparkling Swimming Pool. Your
Own Stables. Priced At $2,500,000.
EASTILUFf
Former Model With View Of Big
Canyon. Three Bedrooms Plus
Convertible Den, 2'h Baths. Wet
Bar . Intercom . Lovely
Appointments Throughout.
Community Pool. Best Value ln
Area. Listed Under $200,000. A "Joy
Of Newport .. Listing.
ILUFFS
Bluffs · Best Buy. Great Starter
Unit. Investment. Or Last Home.
Sharp Two Bedroom End Unit
Overlooking Lovely Greenbelt.
Near Community Pool, Park &
Shopping Center. $145,000.
LUXURY COHDO
Convenient Location . Two
Bed rooms , Two Baths. P lush
Carpets. P lantation Shutters.
Skylights. Top Security. Lock Up &
Leave When You Wish. Large
Aassumable 10th% First Trust
Deed. Only $255,000.
COSTA MISA INCOME
Terrific Triplex In Rapidly
Appreciating Area, Adjacent To
New Redevelopment. Charming
Rear House Would Make Great
Owner's Home. Other Two Rental
Units Help With Payments & Taxes.
$850 Gross Income Per Month.
Excellent Financing Available.
Reduced To $155,000.
NIWPOIT HllGHTS POUa.ft.IX
Located On Quiet Street Near
Shopping. Excellent Condition.
Good RENT INCOME. Minimum
Vacancy Factor. Four
Two-Bedroom Unlt1. Assumable
Loans. lnspectWlth Offer. Reduced
To $350,000.
ads do It well 642·5678
RCTaylorCo
640-9900
DOVER SHORB
Breathtaking ocean, light and mtn.
views from this large, one of a kind
home . Beautifully decorated, &
landscaped wil,h a sparkling pool on
extra large lot. 4 Bedrooms , 4
baths. Many outstanding quality
features
SPYGLASS
Spectacular night lite and ocean
views . This home has a courtyard
entry pool, 2 bedroom guest suite.
study. playroom and family room.
Master bed room suite has a
separate jacuzzi. REDUCED to
$795,000 !
SPYGLASS
Popular Tradewinds Model -
owner anxious. This 4 bedroom
home has many different ways of
financing , including trades, ex-
changes. or '?
SPYGLASS
A Southport for only $539,500? End
of cul·de-sac with some night lite
view. pool, jacuzzi. Submit on
financing.
SPYGLASS
This New Bedford home has every·
thing. Pool, jacuzzi, and fantastic
views. Highly upgra~ throughout
with many quality features. Open
house Sunday 1 to 4. $795.000.
HAllOI RIDGE ESTATH
Commanding view & value. Un·
derstated elegance with un-
surpassed up gr a des. 4 Bedroom
Devonshire with fantastic financ-
ing. $950.000.
HUNTINGTON llACH
ONLY $88,000, 4 bedroom AS-
SUMABLE LOAN. Owner may
carry 2nd. Call now!
HAllOI VIEW
Owner very a nxious on this Harbor
View 3 bedroom home . Only
$223,000. Submit on financing.
FOUNTAIN V AWY
Great location and great for a
starter home. Only $101,500 and
owner will help finance. Call for
appt.
llYINI
A lovely large family home in
Irvine . Decorator wallpapers,
microwave a nd self cleaning oven.
Great assumable financing. Call tor
details.
. MISA VMDI WITH A POOL
4 Bedroom executive home With a
pool & cabana. Large lot and great
for entertaining. Assume~% loan
and owner wl 11 help finance. All this
for $269,900.
SCHOLi rLAZA
See thJa l bedroom condo Cor only
$1U,900 In NEWPORT BEACH!
View or courtyard fouMain, C..11 for mt.
·~,,,.__.¥
2 BDRMS, 2 bath, Immaculate COD· dltfon with u9anliol\ oot.aUal.
JUST saao.ooo. OPEN SAT. "SUN. 1-4.
214 VIA PJJON, LIDO ISLE
RfSIOfNTIA, Rf Al I S IAll SflNICFS
OPEN HOUSI 1·5
llVINI TERRACE
Lovely 3 BR. home with custom
kitchen including microwave + 2
additional ovens & butcher block
counters. Shake roof. Wood decked
s~a affords a lovely ocean & bay
view. $305.000. OPEN 1-5. See Lucy
Rose AT 1437 SERENADE
TERRACE.
IAYSHOIES CHARM
You'll love this Bayshores garden
home. Secluded corner location. 3
BR. Sunroom. High ceilings and
large rooms . $365.000. OPEN 1·5.
See Nancy Nichols AT 2451
MARINQ DRIVE
ENTERT AINlR'S DBJGHT
Dramatic living -dining rooms
with fire place & wood ceilings .
Roman tub in master BR. Large &
private pool 3 + Den on Lido
Island. $650,000. OPEN 1·5. See
Edie Olson AT 204 VIA EBOLI.
TURTLHOCIC -IN THE GLIM
Spacious 3 bedroom "Highlander"
with many decorator features.
Decoretted in neutral tones.
Custom books helves in library.
OWNER WILL HELP with
financing. $268,500. OPEN 1·5. See
Cora Baldiko s ki AT 15
SYCAMORE CREEK.
EXCEPTIONAL "MEW' IA YFRONT
Better than new is this
architecturally outstanding five
bed room . 5 1 2 bath exquisitely
decorated c ustom home on the
penins ula Fireplace & wet bar in
the m~s t e r bedroom s uite .
$1 .500,000. Fee
HOM!+ GUEST APARTMENT
On the BALBOA PENlNSULA this
well localed 3 bedroom 2 bath
. home with 2 fir e places &
s pectac ular ni~ht view has a
bonus in a quaint 2 Bedroom 1
bath guest Apt. $400,000.
CATALIMA-HEWPORT IAY
See it all from this spacious condo
with 2 master suites . Complete
security. Sli p availability. Appl.
only. $360,000.
IEST LOCATION IN THE WORLD
Steel "I " beams into bedrock
support this 3 BR. magnificent
cliffside home. Suspended above
China Cove, each room is wrapped
in glass. Views or the bays, the
island & beyond. Sl,350.000.
CDM LAMDMAD
One of the truly charnung CDM
duplexes is now available.
Beamed. cathedral ceilings , used
brick fireplaces. custom built·ins,
diamond framed windows & much
more. $319 ,000.
CHARMING CAPE COD .•.
•Describes this like-new Bayshores
3 BR. 3 bath home. Traditional
quality features include custom
gourmet kitchen. breakfast nook
w /fireplace-. & family room.
Master suite with beamed ceilings,
fireplace. balcony & study. Leaded
& stained g lass windows plus
French doors. $640.000.
A SPICIAL HOME
Desirable Plan II in Jasmine
Creek with 2 BR. +cozy den.
Decorated in handsome earth
tones & situated on a beautiful
spacious lot. 24 hr. Security.
Tennis. Pools. A perfect home.
$326,000.
SIMGULIY~
Very prlvate setting in a
community near schools, shopping
& tennis. 3 BR. + family room & a
yard large en ough for a pool.
$247,000.
IACI IA T TOWMHOMI
Comfortable 3 BR. 2~ bath.
Convenient to shopping &
transportation. Stroll around the back bay. Enjoy super view.
Fenced yard. $164.!500.
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MllACLIS St1U. HAPPIMl
Stop by 3165 Bermuda, C.M. for a real preview ol heaven. 4bd, 2ba pooJ &
spa. Owner will fmance. Open Sun 12·4pm. $155,000Lois Miller
ACIOS5 THI STlllT
Come see UUs sensational 3bd, 2ba at the same time as above. Foe only
$143,000 Call Lois Miller
STIAL Ml
Under priced at $99,900, this Irvine 3bed, 2ba w/encl. gar condo. is anxiously
awaiting your offer. Pool. Call Lois Miller
OWMB FIMAMCIM .. TO 9UALIFB
$25,000 for this delightful dble wide mobile in adult Bayside Parle. Priv
beach, pool, spa. Call Lois Miller
OPlt4SAT1-5
Darling 2bed, 2ba, part house part mobile w/real fireplace in elegant
DeAnza 300 E . Coast Hwy #57 or call Lois Miller
MIW IM COIOHA DB. Mil
Extravagantly designed DUPLEX. Best of it's kind! Assume loan & owner
wlcarry. Asking$425,000. Call Rae Rodgers631-1266
. lfOloDOWH HHnAGE PAllC
Jbdr~. l1h ba, $87 ,000 in assumable finance. Close to pool, park, schools, &
shopping. $106,900! Call Jerry Jones
IT"S Y~I IEST IUY
Balboa Peninsula Duplex only $260,000 .... Great location with super
financing. Two one bedroom units, 201·201 \7 E. Bay Ave. Clint Moses
631-1266
RAii IALIOA PEMIMSULA IMSIDI HOME W /YlfW
First time offered -Four bedroom home one bllc from ocean. Excellent
street appeal. move-in condition. 1541 E. Ocean Blvd. Open Swi 14 Clint
Mos~s 631·1266
UMIVEISITY rill + nlMS
'.J'his one is a s leeper! 3bd, 2ba dble gar . 20% dn, no qualifying. Hurry! Price
1s Sl39,900 Bruce Blomgren 759-1221
GllAT STAnY
$5,000 dn, Don 't let the Real estate market pass you by. 2bd adult condo. No.
Santa Ana. Bruce Blomgren 759-1221
WALK TO MILi S9UAll rAU
Great Fountain Valley location. Just reduced $19,000! Large master bd
w/retreat & deck. Assume Sl00,000 at 11 %. Now 1178,500. Bruce Blomgren
759·1221
srYGLASS HIU ova LOOS .-WPOIT
One or the best ocean views from this New &!dford model w/good fu.iance.
Price $74.5,000. Bruce Blomgren 759-1221
CDM DUPLIX Wmt TBMS
4bd, owners unit, move-in ready. Plus lbd rental for income. OWC $250,000
AITD! Submit $325,000. Bruce Blomgren 759-1221
MEWroaT SHOii STIP TO SA.te
One of Newport Bcb best buy. Walk to bch, 2 story home, 4bd. Only Sl.94,500
Bruce Blomgren 759· 1221
MEWrOIT llACH rt.US A-VIEW Foa UHDlll TWO!
Large single story home overlooking golf course. R.V. access take over
$150,000 in loans. Price $199,900. Bruce Blomgren 759-1.221
TtlPllX -SAMT A AMA
21h yrs . new, great loc. near So. Coast Plaza. High demand rental area.
PriceQ at $189,000. Jackie Handleman 631-1266
· IMYSVIST IM LOCATION
Sharp 2 bedroom condo in Mesa Verde. Priced to sell at $98,500. Call Anne
Mccasland 631-1266
J MILIS TO THI llACH
3br. B V:zba condo + bonus room in Fountain Valley. New carpet, ceramic
tile and loads of stained glass. S112.ooo. Call Anne McCasland 631-12.66
HUM1'1HQOM llACH 4 PLIX
All units are 2bedroom 2bath -good rents. no vacancy factor. Price
$185,000. Loan is assumable. Anne Mccasland 631·1266
MEWrOIT CllST COHDO
4br, 3ba family r<>?m , wet bar, dining rm .• ocean view, tennis, pool, "3" to
choose from, startm g $197 ,000 to $210,000 Bob & Dovie Koop.
SPYGLASS HIU LIASI
5br, 4ba family rm .. formal dining. Balcony off master bdrm. Super vu
$200/ mo Bob & Dovie Koop.
DOYB SHOllS FllOMY IOW
4br. 4ba f<?rmal din., family rm., pool, super view, ocean, back bay, steal
thas total fixer. Seller carry 1st T .D. Asking$480,000 Fee Bob& Dovie Koop.
LIMDA ISLI
5br, 5ba, beau m str. s uite , lite decor, formal din. Bring offer. Lrg. 2nd avail.
Asking 1.1 million Bob & Dovie.
ocu.· . 0 l \\XIS 4br I 4ba GalaJty front oceans uge yard, grt. fm. Asking
$785,000 Fee Bob & Dovie Koo1
ou-. • AVOCADO UMCH
78 Ac. sub. div. map complete, 4 sep parcels: sell all or part, heavy
producing. Bob & Dovie Koop.
W ATllNOMT IOAT 90CIC !!'• 3ba, 3yn old, new spa huge muter 1te. w/baJ w . Sell at S525K tst TD.
•"'14K atll.5% assum. Lrg. 2nd Avail ~b" DoYte. ••
MUMTIM6TOM M'MO.
2br, ~l,A,ba, very sharp condo. St.f2K Bob 6 Dewie Koop.
ll•FAMN.Y
ll•HOUSE
5 Bdrm 3 Ba, Mesa del
Mar. "5.000 dwn buys
It! Alt, Rkh. S.0-3686
Whelan
Real Estate
OPEN HOUSES
SAT~l-S 2921 Catalpa, Newport
Beach . Best buy
Eutbluff, 5 BR. 3 Ba,
$250,000.
2858 lnroz, Mesa Verde.
prestigious 4 BR 3 Ba
controlled wine room,
ultra large family room
$2S-0,000.
31Sl Canadian, Costa
Mesa A doll house,
move rig.ht in, $123.900.
2313 W Chandler. Santa
Ana Extra f111e 2 story. 4
BR Close to South Coast
Plaza, SIS4.950. For in
formation call .
TRI HARBOR
REALTORS
646-32M
OCE.AHVIEW
P o pular Newport
Heights area Fantasllr
modern tn level home I
year old. View ocean
and c ity hghts J BR,
formal dinmg, gourmet
lutchen Wood deck. low
maintenance Owner
will help finance Only
$419 ,000. 6'5--<003
COLDWC!U.
BANl(eRO
LIASI 0"10N AY •tua.1: $l75,000. °"" 1-1 uo~~Offv.~1
IYltt SO Ultl. 4 adrm, super end unlt,
All new kitcf\en. $339,000.
SUPH D&UXE END UMT. Expanded.
Prof. decorated. $495.t.~·
OPIN 1-5 2141 ¥1ST A ENTltADA
LOV&T PAIK view end unit. Added
breakfast rm. $255,000.
ONE LEVEL DID UNIT. Beautiful 3 bdrm,
2 bath, fam rm. $295,000 INCLUDING
LAND.
ALL HA VI GooD 111MS
HELEN B. DOWD
REALTOR, IMC. 644-0134
List~ Illy Wlttln.bperil
YES-
These are ·exclusively offered by
Rumbold Realty
and YES-
they are all seller-financed !
lcAoa Isle layfront, the best location
fo r you y acht Large 3 bedr oom
family h o m e fe<.1tur ing a de n .
breakfast garden room, and formal
dining room . $1.400.000. Owner w1 JI
finance sale.
Balboa 11~ Duplu. BeC:tutiful 4 bedroom
home fe<.1tunng great outdoor living
and an apartment for intome or
guests Plus a workshop for the
eraftsman O nl~ a few steps to the
south ba y Owner will finance.
$500.0()()
Duplu and CJUHt sMite. Ve r y nice 2
bedroom owner'!) unit with fireplace,
large pat10. and roof deck plus a 2
bedroom rental unit. PLUS C:1 separate
guest s uite. o .... ner ..... 111 finan ce
$412,000.
RUMBOLD ~ REALTY
~VESTMENTS
OMLT Stl.500Dow. 213 rnar1ne avenue
on nice 38r starter balboa island 675-4822
home. Call agent for ·---------------terms 192,200. 847-&53 or •••.ta411'7 SELL idle items with a Make your s hopping
Oa ily Pilot Classified easier by using the Daily
Call 14.2-5878 Ad. Pilot Classalied Ads ~~~~~~~_;_1 •
A VERY SPECIAL HOME
with features that are hard to find today. Large, over-
sized lot, immaculate landscaping lront & rear , cozy
workshop off 2-car garage. wood-burning fireplace and
a warm. friendly feeling throughout See this 2-
bedroom a nd den home now $183,000
U~VIME nRRACI -FIOMT ROW
VtlW Of IAY, OCEAMAMD CATALINA
Relax m an attractive gazebo and enjoy the sunsets
and exciting boating ac~ivity. Call today to see this lov-
ely 4·Bedroom. Traditional home wHh a huge famil y
room a nd large wet bar. Beautiful pooJ in front
courtyard and a separate spa. A complete new kitchen
with a ll new top-quality appliances and cabinets One
of largest lots in area (almost 1 2 acre). Fee Land.
IAYCREST CUSTOM HOME
Designed for entertaining and family li ving. 4·
Bedrooms, huge h ving room, large formal dining and
family rooms . Gourmet kitchen. Master suite separat~
from other extra-large bedrooms. Pleasing privacy in
pool-sized back yard. Great terms. Including land. . $395,000
1315 ANT'IGUA WAY OPEN SUM l·S
RIG.AMT "VaUJWS" -IXCLUSIVI
OM llG CAHYOM GOU COUISI
,Spectacular Deane Homes "Versailles" located on
largest lot of all Deane Homes. Beautiful golf course
view! Professionally landscaped yard with mature
trees in a private park-like setting including a lovely
large pool and huge spa +an attractive gazebo. Gated
front courtyard entry with fountain. Marble floor in
foyer with glittering chandelier. 4 Bedroom1 , den,
formal dining room & 41,A, baths. Priced rt1ht at
$895,000. Call for appointment.
NEWPOJT BAYmNT IP
Tl!tlt b•tillttftlttY ,.., .. 94 4 w.... INlrfv wt 1'o.-Ilea •....-Y uilff1 for
~'"' ti4twport lffdl II•... wftt. ,...°" .......... ... ...... •• bey
•lews. Alto htct•.led 11 a doek to
CICCCM'ftMOdth • SOft. bolt. St.400,000 ....
OCEAN VIEW--mfDRT
Two fully funl1hd lloHes h1 ••
exullent locatloe, 120 feet to Ht.•
oce•front. Gr.at o_...... 2bd.. 2ba.
froM hou .. plus a 2bd., Ibo.,.... houte.
OWMr wfd cony I 1t. $355,000. ,
FABULOUS FOXBORO HEGHTS \.
~ galo,.. hi this lfNIC"'-•w
Wf"l•w hotM, htdldftg exhMl"e
stained 9la11, custom wl1tdow
treatments, wood flooritMJ mid A.C.
locat•d in pretl9lous LCllJlllMI MIC)IMI.
$389,900.
LOWEST PRICE-tJDO ISLE
~Iden & Decorators ln•ltitd! Lowest
pince coupk houH for finMfmt buy.,. °" lido Isle. Stained (jkal. south potfo
Clftd loh of poulbilitlu In this 2 bdrm. 2
bath housf w / dinin9 nn. It's .,.. U"abM
-just need some ''TLC" to rnab it
adorable. $299,000.
EXCEPTIONAL HILLTOP ESTATE!
Pr.1ti9lous Harbor RI~ LocoticNt with
180 VU OF la Ocean & rtMjr1 lights.
Macjnificetlt quallty & detail throughout
this 5700 sq. ft. residence. Sffl tilftf to
Mtec:t your own decor few this formal
hon. with 4 bed, library, fonnal dinincJ
l'1ft., lmmettH fam. r1'L md glaitlOl'OUI
master suite witft firepoc.e, Mlltdeck,
MUta & spa. lmpressin Clftd cuato... for
h particular homeowner, in h best
tradition of this Louis XIV Mew.or houM. s 1,995,000.
NEWPORT CUSTO~GE
Spacious 2bd. 2 ba. on cp.t trft..liMd
aikte-sac. Family room. edra kJ. lot,
room for pool, custom buitt for oriqiftal
oWMn, fully Insulated. Mmty ameN+Ms.
$249,500. lack lay ar-eca.
IRREPLACEABLE OCEANFRONT
Unique design and lmpouible to
duplicate this excellent beochfront hollte
with over 6000 sq. ft. hauffful ~
Interior and quality co111tructlo1t.
lnclud.1 two 2500 sq. ft. ~ + 2
bdrm rflltGI unit and CJUHf tuffe. Perlect
few owMf"thip by 2 famlht.. Owners ..-.
opeti to offen. $2.200,000
ON WATER-FRONT ROW
Newly ct.coroted 2 '*""' 2ba co-op. G~ous Catalina and turMM) basin
view. Au.,m. loan. S.,ler wil assist In
financin<J. Boat 1llp a•ail $285,000.
BEAUTIFUL CONOO--lfEWPORT
Walk to Westcllff Plaza from this nice
adult 2 bdnn, 2ba condo. Pool and
privacy. Owner will 01.Ad with financ-
ing. SI 24,500.
DUPLEX ACROSS FROM WATER
Mew on the martcet in a ~ M.wport
location near Lido 1hofK & beoc:h. Two
spacious lbed. units of quality
construction. Str.-t to 1trfft location.
$125,000.
SHORECLIFFS LEASE OPTION
Wonderful opport. to expand and
ct.corate this existing 3 ldna hue)•
family room home °" a lcrqe cOl"Mf' lot.
Sl0,000 option money and SISOO per
month! I yr. optlOft. $369,000.
CHARISMATIC--tJN WATER
Exuberont cont.tnporary 2-story ho..
an privat. Isle. Conver peopetiy with
privah boat sllp. Stained eras. Mexkan
• tile, wood. 9lau & beGltlful ct.cor
throucjhout this 4 bed. + c1NncJ ""'
home: C)CMll1Mt kitcheft, large bakOftY &
ct.ck. S 1,200,000 fee. OWMr cn1l1t
ftnaftc lftCJ.
$10,000 1JN.-ttEWPORT CONDO
Can you afford SI 0,000 down? OWMt'
wiU arrange &.chN) for ,_. C-... la
Mearity ., ...... , ..... al .......
$94,IOO. . • .;. ,
f OWMHOMI -J aamine Creek 3
bdrm, 2300 sq. rt., on greenbelt with
views. Aak1na $385,<KX> ... A listing of
Bert Reedy
llACOM IA Y -4 bdrm home plus 1
b drm unit, 2 story, waterfront
community. Asking $375,000 ... A
listing of Marilyn Hodges
DCmM• ' SPOTLISS -3 bdrms.' family rm. on wide lot, 'h block to
beach. Lots more! $525,000 ... A
listing of Barbara Hutchings
DOVH SHORIS -Spotless 4 Bdrm, 4
ba, overlooking the Back Bay, wtth
private beaches, $510,000 ... A listing
of Pat Merry •
SPYGLASS HIU Popular Portsmouth
model, plus one more bdrm. and full
bath, fantastic financing $650,000 ... A
listing of Bonnie Barrington
UCITIMG CITIHOMI -3 Bdrms., den,
2112 bath, looks out on quiet greenbelt.
$169,500 ... A listing of Sharon Corzine
U~l()UI: li()Mf:i
REALTORS. 675-6000
2443 Eaet c-t Hishwey. COfona del Ma1
WI HAYI 47 OP T .. lllT ~ IM TOWN
A~OT-'M_. CDIMW#r
THE :REAL
ESTATERS 54'-2313
Coletworlhy & Co.
25'S EASTBLUFF OR.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA.
M0-0020
BLUffS. lJl.lEYB.
Be au ti fully ·decorated end unit
townhouse. 2 master suites. Quality
drapes, shutters. plush camel carpets,
tile entry & s undeck. Many, many
upgrades . Move-in condition.
Assumable loan. $175,000. Open today
1·5. 1950 San Bruno.
BIGGEST IS Bf.ST
Customized Z Plan. Largest plan
available. 4 bdrm, 3 bath, formal
dining area, family room plus finished
bon us room. Wrap around covered
patios for extra privacy. Mexican
pavers, Air Cond ., Malibu lights.
many. many more extras. $298,500
We atw.y1 INne ... bed
Uatt.cp of tt.e belt prkn!
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IASY TO 'IUALlllY
GI buyers take note ol this 3 bedroom
beauty. VA s ubstitution available at
10.5%. Lovely home decorated in rich
earth colors. G leamin1 hardwood
floors in th e dining room. QUIET loca·
tion at the end of a cul-de-sac. Owner
will help finance. $92,750. Call and
see! 540-1720
MACAITHUll VIU.MH CONDO
Extra sharp 2 bedroom! Nestled
amongst lush ~reenery . Lots of
recreational facilities includin~ pool,
rec pavilion with fireplace. Billiards
and ping pong. Prime location near
South Coast Plaza. $99,500. Owner will
consider all offers! 540-1720
T Al(I A IUAIL . .
And enjoy the easy life in th is
carefree 3 bedroom condo. Spacious
unit with 2'h baths. Formal dining
room. Two stor y floorplan. Beautiful ·
decor makes models blush with envy.
Government low interest financing
available. $134,750. Call for details.
540-1720
AS SUMI t o/o LOAM
Motivated owner will help finance.
Spacious 3 bedroom home has over
1700 square feet. 2Ya baths. Formal
dining room, family room. Beautiful
fireplace graces the living room.
QUIET location. $169,900. Take advan·
tage and call today. 540-1720 ~
sooo 9'11rn
3 bedroom condo is located in all adult
complex. Tastefully decorated in rich
earthtones. Entertainers delight with
large living room and formal dining
room. Brick fireplace too! Ne~tled
amongst parklike yards . Community
pool, spa. $102,500 Owner will help
finance. 540-1720
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VIEW QUITE' ;\8 REACEFUL AND RELAXING AS A HARBOR
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AS lF PROPELLED BY MAGIC .. YOU CAN ENJOY IT ALL OM TIUS ELEGANT T WO BEDROOM AND nEN
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6H UDO PAal( DllVI. ,_2 .................... S6IO,OOO
COME WITH US. •• TO~ ISlAMD. AN ATMOSPHERE OF
COMPLETE RELAXATION-wrnt WATER ON TWO SIDES <FRONT
AND SIDE> OF THE HOME. THREE BEDROOMS .. TWO BATHS .. TWO
CAR GARAGE .. P~IVATE PIER AND SLIP .YOU OWN THE
LAND-NOT LEASEHOLD .. A GREAT ESCAPE FROM THE DAILY OR
WEEKLY ROUTINE. SEE BARBARA ARMSTRONG OR TOM GUY.
l O .. JnH STREIT .......... SAT OHLY 1-5 .......... $525,000
• COME WITH US •.. TO MIWPORT HEIGHTS. EVERYTHING IN
THIS CUSTOM BU ILT HOME SUGGESTS QUALITY .. THREE
SPACIOUS BEDROOMS SOPHISTICATED _.,IR FILTERING
SYSTEM .. COUNTRY STYLE KITCHEN .BAYVIEW OWNER WILL
CARRY COMPLETE FINANCING SEE MICHELLE DAVY OR ESTHER BROWN.
421 SAM IERMARDIHO ••••••• 0P94 DAILY 1-S ...... $330,000
COME WITH US ••. TO LAGUNA HACH. INSPIRING OCEAN
VIEW .. POTENTIALLY, ONE OF LAGUNA'S MOST C HARMING
PROPE.RTIES .. A GREAT WEEKEND RETREAT .. TWO
BEDROOMS .. TWO BATHS .. TWO FIREPLACES SEE JANE MINSKOFF.
161 HIUCREST DRIVI ••••••••••••.•••.....•........ $219,000
COME WITH US .•• TO WESTCUFf. EXCEPTIONALLY LOCATED
rnREE BEDROOM HOME. .CArnEDRAL CEILINGS IN LIVING AND DINING ROOMS POOL SIZE YARD DOUBLE
GARAGE. PROPERTY IN TOP CONDITION OWNER WILL HELP
Wirn FINANCING .. SEE HARRIET PERRY, TOM GUY OR BARBARA ARMSTRONG
1531 CORNWALL LANE ...•..••.•............•..•.. $235,000
AVAILAILE IY APPOINTMENT
COME WITH US ... TO WISTCLI~. ENJOY THE .PRIDE OF
OWNERSHIP IN THIS IMPRESSrvE FOUR BEDROOM HOME
HUGE LIVING ROOM CUSTOM CABINETRY IN DINING ROOM
RICHLY PANELED DEN BEAMED CEILINGS I N LIVING AND
DINING ROOMS LOVELY POOL SIZE YARD WITH ARTISTIC
GAZEBO
D MACNAB-AYN: REALTY
. rt-LWifJ-q 546-23 ll
IEGIHHERS LUCK!
Sparkling clean 3 bedroom home. Lov-
ely decor in hearty colors and tex-
tures. Has beautiful gardener's
paradise of a yard! All tucked on nice
corner lot. Priced for first time buyers
or investors at $81,500. Hurry and see
today !
ASK FOR VIRGINIA SWAN OR JAME FR.AUE ......•••• $595,000
COME WITH US .•• TO IAYCREST. THIS HOME RADIATES CLASS THROUGHOUT AND FEATURES NUMEROUS AMENITIES FIVE
SPACIOUS BEDROOMS. D I NING ROO M DEN ISLAND
KITCHEN "HIS AND HERS" WALK IN CLOSETS WITH MASTER
BEDROOM SUITE .USED BRICK TERRACE SURFACED AVE LARGE IEDROOMS in this freshly
painted, spotlessly clean home. Ideal
for big family or investor. Excellent
financing available. $164,900 Betty
Berkshire. 642·8235 (F26)
DOU HOUSE -SI H ,000 White picket
fence surrounds this 00 x 120 ft lot.
Freshly redone throughout w /rm to
expand. 2 BR. 1 bath a real
charmer! Mary Lou Marion. 642·8235
<F27 >
·~-..ch
901 Dover Drtve Hubor View Center
642·8235 644-6200
VIEW
LOT
$20,000
C.ALL
DIAMAV.~
THE REAL
ESTATERS
DESERT DREAM
AT BUILDERS COST
!! HURRY !!
Builder is willing to sell beautiful
Palm Desert Townhomes at or
below COST to Fl RSf 15 qualified
buyers.
MOUNTAIN Yiu.AS
A secluded resort. 18 miles east of
Palm Springs offers:
• 3 tri-level floor plans
• 2bdrm or 2bdrm, den. 2ba.
• Lush landscaping
• 3 swimming pools & spas
• 2 lighted tennis courts
MODELS OPEN DAILY
Turn south on Deep Canyon off hwy
111, turn left on Driftwood or call
for directions:
llLL WALTllS UALn CO.
(714) 340-3036, (714) 346-5S85,
(213) 545-5(WB
SEE. AND IBJEVE
The very fln e•t buy in the Barbor are a. New 1650 sq. It. condol. 5 'minutes to beaches.
One half block to major
1hoppin1 centers. Cement
drivel, •l r t onditlooin1,
microwave o ve n , t r a sh
compactor. large walk-lo
cloeetl. Gar.,, with opener.
Pool and 2 jacu:nla.
-WILSON PARK
CONDOMINIUMS ........... c-. ...... c. ,..,, ...... , ..,... .. ~
EASTSIDE SHHWOOO ESTATE
OFFERED IY DOHALD PFAFF
• Beautiful Colonial home.
• 2600 sq.ft. on 15,000 lot.
• Buccola 5 Bdrm 3 bath.
• Walk in closets, sundeck
• 2 f pie's, great workshop.
• Owner financing to $133,000 at 12%
Placing your Classified No need to travel all ovel'
ad is SO SlD'lple just town lo look for &ara&e
give us a call on the sales .. you'll fmd them
G) 540-1720 =---:o= 2955 S. HARIOR IL VD.,
COSTA MESA
phone and we'll help you right here Ill Clus1fied.
word your ad for fut re· To place your garage Have something to sell?
suits. 642-5678. sale ad• call 642·5678. Classified ads do it well.
Find what you want 1n
Daily Pilot Classifieds.
BADMINTON COURT .. THREE CAR GA RAGE ,
ASK FOR PIA D'AURIA ..•......................... $495,000
COME WITH US ... TO IAYCREST. ATTRACTIVE THREE
BEDROOM HOME .. CATHEDRAL CEILINGS IN LIVING AND DINING
ROO MS .. OAK PLANK FLOORING COZY FIREPLACE. HUGE COV ERED PATIO POOL S IZE YARD O WNER
MOTIVATED. SUBMIT OFFER
ASK FOR GAYLE AMATO OR ALLAH MIHOR ...... U I 0,000
COME WITH US ... TO HAalOR HIGHLANDS. NEAT THREE
BEDROOM AND CONVERTIBLE DEN HOME THE MASTER SUITE IS
QtnTE SPACIOUS. L UXURJANT REAR YARD WITH PLAYHOUSE
ASIC FOR SUSAN FROST .......................... $270,000
1617 WESTCLIFf DRIVE 631-7300
Corona del Mar·+ Privacy
Is Still A yailable In Spyglass Ridge· OPEN SAT/SUN 1-4
I
1601 Reef View Circle
Offered at ~19,000 -Financing Available
Features:
• Over VJ acre Fee Land
• Remote Control Driveway Gate
with Intercom
• Full Security
.._Full Profesatonal Landlcaplng
• Decorator Designed Interior
• 3 Bedrooms & Family Room
• Parking for 5 autoa (3 cov'd)
• Night Lighting on Photoetectrlc Cell
• Over 150' of View Frontage
(Ocean and Canyon) ' ' • L .. than 2 mllet from Newport C.nter
•
..
125 ABALONE PRIDE OF OWNERStlP
MEW LITTLE ISLAND B.IGAHCE
Finest quality Ideal family home
by award winning builder. 100 block
location on beautiful wooded lot. 4
Bdrm, family room, 2o/.t baths, fine
oak cabinetry and woodwork
thru-out, wet bar, leaded glass
windows, quarry tile. b~amed
ceilimgs, decks and roof deck.
Owner financing. $619,500.
Pete Barrett RealW
presents
HEW LISTIMG_.,.EW ORLEANS
One level condo near 17th Street. 2
Bdrms and 2 baths and large patio.
Super shape and priced to sell now!
1741 Tustin # I IA C~ Sat/Sun .l ·S
GUA T O,,ORTUHITY IH IRVIMI
Financing wit h $25,000 down on1this
sunny California Home. 4 Bdrm, 2
baths, covered patio on nice cul de
sac. Pride of ownership shows.
4t1Z G•sport, I". 0,. s.t. 1·1
Fl.AIR POR IMTIRT AIHIMG
Fam ily luxury can be yours in this
5 B drm Dover S hores hom e .
Formal living and dining rooms,
large fa m ily room and much more.
$389,500, includes the land.
141Z .......... Ml 0,-s.f/Sm 1·1
PIUMI AllA~IMQ4SULA POeMT
Near b ay a nd be ach, this custom
contem pora ry 3 Bdrm home is built
wit h lots of wood and glass, 2
ftre_place1, double earage. covered
patio and much more.
IOI '1M ltrMt, ..... 0,.. S-. I J.-4
IACK IA Y W•AIM
Price reduced ! $111.:..500 buYs a neat
and cleu a Bdr m ~ bath nome on cul de aac. Re ady to move ln.
r
UDO ISLE o,..w15-1-4
221Y1eltMc•
TRADITIONAL
PERFECTION
3 bdrm , dinln1 rm ,
breakraat rm. hi ceil
ln11. sky lighted spa ln
l1e master 1u1te.
9830.000 with jumbo loan
avail.
ASSUMAILES
One or Irvine's most
beautiful Deerrield
homes Lavishly de
corated lhru out 4 Br
2Viba. frml d1mng rm +
stud y Sec system
Comm pool and tenms
Attractive financing
E?32.500
Cffhlry 2 I /Swf
Col 559-6800
FOR DETAILS
~21.
DWI.EX 3 bdrm, 2 bath each unit.
Fireplace. built·ms Ex
cellent rental area. Near
beach & bay 1285.000
642-2253 eves.
associated
B:?Ot<fRS REALTORS
201' VY Balboa b11 161>1
IAYRlOHT
ll lalxNICons
BOAT SLIP SANDY
BEACH + large 3 bdrm
• den. 2 bath home &
much more! $525,000!
Owner /Agent6'73-9187
OCEAHRlOKT
Choice comer duplex 3
bdrm . 2 bath up 2 bdrm.
2 bath down Can con
vert to a larger home
SELLER WILL HELP
FINANCE! $895.000'
lolboo lay 19rop.
Realtors
•675-7060•
CASA DEL RIO
hatiM ... wCo.tdos
Xlnt terms. 13"'c interest
for 3 years 12132 Ed
mger close to Hatbor
Blvd
OPEN WEEKENDS 10-5
641-1991 . 631-4361, agt.
91/•0/o LOAH
This 3 Bdrm home has
bee n completely re·
decorated. Many extras.
Assum e 9V•"1< loan
Price. Sl<il.000. Call to-
day 979·5370.
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
Spocao. Cat... H01M
5 "Bdrm. fam rm, base-
ment. wine cellar, spa.
ln·law quarters. lovely
lrttahaded street ln old
Coro na del M ar .
$475,000.
WATEIFIONT
ClllOS
HUNTIN GTON HARBOUR Purch•M wtth 5~ down on fantutlc term1.
Brand new, cpt'd..t
draped . ON T'KI!' WATER. Guarded 1ate
talr)', ftlwl, 2 car 1ar.
Pool ud t.ma.. 2 6 I
Bl>JUIS AVAIL IN· 11&0. ,.... ... ,000.
Calln4,...llOO
6Jt.C1266
f you want your ad·
vertialne measa11e to re
ach more people at
lower coet. Clusilied Is
the way to go! Call Now !
~-------1 60-5678
21a.00M
1620 Louise St.. Laguna Beach
497.5494 $325,000 Sun 1·4
502 Acacia, Corona del Mar
675·6000 $357,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
26 Mirror Lake <Deerfld> Irv.
675-6000 $127 ,900 Sat 1·5
1741 Tus tin, llA, E /Side, CM
642·5200 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
308 16th Place, Costa Mesa
:.>() E . Co st Hwy. #57, Npt Bch
759-15v.O $100,000 Sun 12·5
631·126 $75,950 Sat 1-5
l23 Via urich . Lido Isl. Npt Bch
631·1400 $299,000 Sat 1·5
1228 Rutland #6, Newport Sch
631 ·1400 $124,500 Sat 1·5
68 Eagle Point. Irvine
551-8700 $100.000 Sat l 5
10 Acorn. Irvine
551·8700 $140.000 Sat l 5
2296 Orange. Costa Mesa
642·8235 $159,000 Sat 11 3
2 IR plus FAM RM or D&I
119 Via Vella. Lido Isle. NB
673-0697 $484.000 Sat Sun 1 5
'227 Via Orvieto. Lido Isle. NB
673-7300 $365.000 Sun 1 5
2611 Bayshore Dr .. Bayshores. NB
644-9060 $598,000 Sun 1·5
1118 Nottingham, Newport Beach
642-8235 $257.500 Sat 1·5
214 Via DiJon, Lido Isle. NB
963·8182 $330,000SATl-4/Sunl-5
868 Hillcrest Dr., Laguna Beach
631-7300 $289,000 Sat1Sun 1·5
3 IEOROOM
3213 Dakota, Costa Mesa
556-7174 $139,500 Sat/Sun 12·5
228 Via Ithaca. Lido Isle
675-4562 $630,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
• •6408 Oceanfront. W. Newport
Sch
642-3215 $598,000()penDaily 11 5
14821 Braeburn Rd .. Tustm
631 -2242 Sun 1-4
502 Dahlia. Old CdM
760-8520 $260,000 Sat 12·4
#15 Swift Court. Newport Crest, NB
640-5357 $240,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
14791 Hunte r Ln. Midway City
894-2789 $82,500 Sat/Sun 11·4
2063 President P l., Costa Mesa
556-2660 $110,000 · Sat/Sun 1 5
4310Spindrift. Park Lido.NB
675-8676 $149,500 Sun 1 5
1101 Debr a Drive. Costa Mesa
673-9060 $199,500 Sal/Sun 1 5
423 Lugonia, Newport Beach
675·5511 $135,000 Sat1Sun 1-5
1023 Bonnie Doone, Irv. Terr .. NB
'644-9060 $.598,500 Sun 1-5
1437 Sere nade Terr, Irv. Terr. CdM
644-9060 $305,000·L.H. Sun 1·5
343 62nd St., Newport Shores. NB
759-1501 $175,000 Sat 12 5
32 Eucalyptus. Univ. Pk . Irv.
644 ·9060 $165.000 Sun 1-5
126 G St .. Newport Beach
631·1266 $250.000 Sat 12·5
2801 Bayshore Dr .. Bayshores. NB
644-9060 $425.000 Sun 1·5
2005 Vista Cajon , Bluffs. NB
644·9060 $239,500 Sun 1·5
230 N. Shakespeare. Anaheim
631-1400 $119,000 Sat 1 5
30 Elderglenn. Irvine
552-1800 $116.500 Sun l 5
4191 Manzanita. Greentree
552-1800 $134 .500 Sal/Sun 1-5
9 Ashbrook. Woodbridge, Irvine
552·1800 $163.500 Sun 1-5
315 Milford. Corona del Mar
673·8550 $549,000 Sat l ·5
470 Shady Dr .. Costa Mesa
546·2313 $167,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
232 Via San Remo. Lido. Npt Bch
631·1400 $675,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
204 1 Port Provence. Npt Sch
640·9900 $223,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
421 Fernleaf. Corona del Mar
642·8235 $349,000 Sat 1·5
849 Towne. Costa Mesa
642·6368 $99,500 Sal 1·5
••1010·1016 E . Balboa. Bal Isl
642-8235 . $1,350.000 Sat 1·4
17181 Rotterdam, Hunt. Beach
963-8377 $112,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
, l IR pM FAM RM w De.
•34022 Chula Vista. Dana Point.
831-8440 $339.900 Sat/Sun 12·4
1515 Cumberland, Westcliff, NB
631·5150 $239,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
118 Sequoia Tree, Univ, Park, Irv.
(213)939·3326 $153,SOO Sat 1·5
#5 Silverf em, Turtlerock, Irv.
851·9099 $290,000 Sat/Sun 10-6
994 Cheyenje <Mesa North> CM 546·2313 138,900 Sun 1·4
2963BakerS . , Costa Mesa
54().8152 $162,500 Sat/Sun 12·4
5372 Sierra Roja, Turtlcrock, Irv.
6'0·5357 $179,900 Sat/SW\ 1·5
1536 Serenade Terr., Irv. Terr CdM
640-5357 '295t600 Sat/San 1·5
219 Jasmine <Old CdM) CdM
675-8000 ~25,000 Sat/SUn 1·5
120 Qult.O, Lido Isle, Newport Bch
67U161 1475.000 Sun l·S
OPEN THIS WEEKDI 1·5
., I YIST A SUIRTI. Extremely popular
Plan ''X" ln lovely setting. 3 bdrm,
fam/klt. formal dmlng room. 2 frplcs ,
& sreat wrap around patio. Offered at
$237.000.
WISTCUff
YACMfT
Redu ce.• tta.ooo Desperate r , Y•
brin1 all olfera. N
quall/ylna. Low down 4 Bdrm 1in1~ story hom•.
totally UPIJ'&dl"d Call
tor more detalb.
(l)
COSTAMISA
,.. tta.100
OWM•IAYS SIU. Not an ....._ or ~·
venion. A rut 5 Bdrm
family home ln on• of
Coat• Me11'1 nicest
areaa Kanclym Al de· Uaht.C~••••'
SEA COVE PROPERTIES
llDC s ra
IMY
~ d•p, take your plck,
mpv• ln ar rent It out.
Super I Bdrm 2 Ba coo·
do, pool/1pa. Wlll ar· ran1e ~ln1. Seller
is very motivated. Call
Diana 8'1·1298. Ast. I
GREATJ'NVESTMENT
1
,, 1 I BR 1 Ba. $'72,900. A.I·
SEA COVE PROPERTIES SELL idle Lt.ems with a,_!_!. •6Jr-6990
ucnable ftnancln1 6
teller w /alao carry
paper. Call for terms. i I
752·'499
: I 714·631-6990 Daily" PilDt Classified WANT A<..'TION?
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DIRECTORY
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2214 Alta V1stu. r: BluJfs, NB
673 7300 $245,000 Sun 1-5
1830 Irvine:. Newport Ueach
673·8700 $:125,000 Sat 1Sun 1 5
510 Via Lillo Soud. Lido Isle. NB
644 9060 $525,000 Sun I 5
2001 Scad rt fl. Irv Terr .. CdM
644 ·9060 $390.0UO·Fee Sun 1-5
•1472 Ga1:.1X} (Dover Shores) NB
&15 9161 $6li9.000 Sat Sun I 5
2450 Marmo Dr . Hay~horcs. NB
&l4 ~JOtill $495,l>tXI· fee Sun I 5
• •308 38th St . !"e" port Is land. NB
631 73Uo S525.000 Sat 1 5
1615 llamµckn. Coronu del Mar
fi44 90liU $095,000 Sun 1 5
37Coolbrook. l nl\ Prk. Ir.me
552 1800 S25!1.ooo Sat Sun 1 5 * •36 Wooclgn)\ l'. Woodbridge. In
552 1800 S:l54.!>00 Sat Sun I 5
HO! Ch fl Drl\'l'. '.\ C\\ µort Bea eh
l>:H 1100 $3!1:.!.000 Sat l 5
2113 M 1ramar. lttlhoH Penm. Nµt
lkh
1>3 l 1400 S444 .suo Sat l 5
408 Huc:km•ss <Collt•ge Pkl C1\I
645 0303 Sl 37 .500 Sat Sun 1 5
2112 Haleigh, Costa Mesa
1>46 717 1 St 10.000 Sal/Sun 1 5
~2 J a('<ir<Jndu <Mesa Verdel CM
645·0303 $134.500 Sat Sun l-4
5 Valley Vu.:v.. Irvine
551 ·8700 $285.11<><1 Sat 1-5
1601 Reef Vic"' Cir . Sµy~lass Ridge
644 6200 $519.000 Sat Sun 1 5
• 1101 White Sa1b Wa\. <.'dl\l
644-6200 S.lJi .500 Sat Sun l -5
77 Pinewood. ~oodbndge. Irvine
7521414 $204.500 Sal Sun 1 5
321 San Bernardino. Nwpt lights,
NB
631 7300 $330.000 Oaih 1 5
1538 Cornwall Ln . Westchff. NB
631 7300 S235.00U Sal Sun 1-5
9 MontpelhC'r. Harbor Ridge
644 filUO S7t>o.ooo S.it t 5
2642 C1rt'll' Dr . H;.iyshore~
642 8235 s:ns.1x1<i LJI Sat 1 s
•t36:~ t;ulax\' l>r . Dover Shores, :'-JB .
li3t noo &IHS .ooo Sun 1 5
•2312 Redland~. Newport Beach
631 1400 $1 H7 .0110 Sun 1 ·5
1912 Sumba. :Vles tJ \'crde. CM
!Mi:3·8182 SHM .!JOO Sun 1 4
3'l0 Seav. ard. N1·v. port lkach
031 141)(1 s:Ui!l.000 Sat Sun 1·5
•204 \'ta Eboh J.1do Isle. NA
644 9060 $650.000 Sat I 5
2451 Manno Dr . Bavshores. NB
644-90flll $365.000 ~at l 5
4 IEOROOM
•1739 Labrador. Mesa Verch~. CM
548 9116 $150,000 Sun 1-5
298-1 :\t ountain View. Laguna Beach
497 549.t $195.000 Sat 12-5
683 S •nate St . Costa Mesa
831 9878 $115.000 Sat1Sun 10-6
1800 Prl Carlow !HVHomes) NB
759·9100 $295.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
212 1 Yacht Yankee, Seav1ew ,
Newport
544-9411 $399,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
•426 Flower, Costa Mesa
673-7300 $175,000 SattSun 1·5
118 Ithaca. Lido Is le. NB .
673-7300 Sat 2.5· Sun 1·5
4912 Gains port <Calif Hms l irv.
642·5200 $119.000 Sat 1·5
l2 Canyon Ridge. Turtlerock. Irv
552· 1800 $320.000 Sun 1·5
207 Via Mentone. Lido Newport
Bch '
631-1400 $475.000 Sun 1·5
19171 Biddle Dr., Trtlrk, Irv.
963-8 182 S209.000 Sunl-5
2310 Downie Place. Garden Grove
979·5370 $108,000 Sat 1·5
2339 Rutgers, Clg. Park, CM
979-5370 $132.500 Sat 1·5
4 IR ,... FAM RM or DB4
1721 Port Charles, NB
675·2139 $269,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
18135 Santa Lauretta Cir., Ftn Vly
963-1804 $238,500 Sat/Sun 12·4
31931 E . Nine Drive. Laguna Niguel
493-5289 $399,500 Sat/S~n 12·6
~182 Country Club Dr.(Mesa
Ve rde)CM
751·3693 $235,000 Sat/Sun l·S
•26671 Val Partso Dr., Mlsslon Vjo
831-8440 fl7i.900 Sat 2·5
131.S Antigua Way, Baycrest. NB
644-4910 $395,000 • Sun 1·5
17 Ensueno E .• Irvine
551~400 ~1.990
125 Abalone. Little Bal Is land, NB
U75·4000 $(il9,500 Sat/Sun 1·4
202 1 Port Bristol. Harbor View. NB
640·5777 $33!1,500 Sal/Sun 1-5
•204 Via San Hemo. Lido lld, NB
ti40 5777 $638,1100 Sa 1-4/Sn 2-5
:W Whistling Swan (WdlJrug) Irv.
1;75 Iii){){) $JHH.ot>tl Sal Sun l 5
•>«)5 Sunckastlt•. Corona del l\far
67:1 1181 $J8~.500 let· Sat Sun 1·5
l!-155 Port Ham~gutl· <lfVHmsl NB
675 Ht>Oti S~4 I .8110 Sal 1 ·5
11 Tiburon 1Sp~gla ss1 CdM
Iii~> fi()(>tl S650,000 S<1t Sun 1-5
2018 J>o1 l Ham..., gate c HVllms 1 NB
li75 liOllll S:i25.000 Sat Sun l ·5
Ii Wlllg\•d Foot Big ('yn1 NH
n75 llrnm S645.<>t>tl Sat Sun l 5
t2 :\l1ss10n Ha) Dr. Spyglass. Cd:\1
1:;2 li2f)V Sl>-t5,ooo Sat Sun l 1
1505 Miramar Pt•nin Pt . NR
fi7:J ~lllflll $6~5.<>t>O Sun 1-5
1~118 Kornat. ~h .... a Vl•rde. CM
6-IB 50!Hi s:n5.ooo Sattsun 1-5
:1():371 Via Chll'O, Lag Niguel
760 ~J3:~3 S2:l0 .000 Sal 1·5
• •1706 E. (kf'nnfront. Hal Penin.
fi75 8444 Sat I :1
420 Hclvu Lane. Penm Pt . NB
644·9060 $430.000 Sun 1 5
7 Poinsettia, Deerfield Irv
552 1800 $155.000 Sun 1 7
8 Belln7.a. Northwo<xi. Irv
552 1800 S22!J,OOO Sat Sun l-S
2731 Pl·bhlc llVII. Cd:'\t
640 5;,c;o S495.ooo Sat Sun l-5
••2274 Channel Hd . Bal Pemn. NU
675 2311 Sl.650.000-fee Sa S 12·4
1815 Tanager <Mesa Verde> CM
546 2313 S274.~t00 Sat 1 5
2832 Shantar 1 Mesa Vc•rrlP l CM
546 2313 $165,l><>tl Sal 12 5
1 Traralgar I lrhr H1dge. NB
75!1 !Jl.i.t $1 .7!15.1100 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 l>on·hestcr E ll·vml·
551 870<1 SlH~.900 Sat 1-5
"'210fl Sant1aJ.(o Dr . Dovt·r Shrs. NB
631 7:300 $559.000 Sun 1 ·5
l n 8 P o 1 t t ' lw I s ,. a . II r b r V 1 e w
llomcs
H44 6200 s2:rn.1100 Lil Sat 1-5
\.141 (;ataxy Dr . f)o\'er Shores. NB
(i31 7:31111 $420.ooo Sun 1 5
1112 Nottingham. W<.'~lrhff. NB li:u 7 300 $:330 .t>tJO Sun l 5
21:m Santiago lfr Dover Shore!'..
'\H
631 ?:ll>tJ S249.500 Sun 1 5
•1862 Bayport Way, Newport Beh
963-8182 $312,000 Sun 1 5
2735 Cibola , MesC:1 del Mar, CM
641 8677 $170.000 Sat/Sun 12·5
• •8 Collins Island. Newport Bch
631 1400 $1,200.000 Sat Sun l 5
1251 Surfhnl', Corona del Mar
675 5134 $385.(){){) Drive bv
30942 Colonial. Laguna Niguel ·
631 1400 $389.000 Sun 1-5 * •503 Edgewater, Newport Bch
631 1400 $995,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•1730 Marlin Way. Baycrest, NB
673·4400 $449,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
•9662 Scotstoun. Huntington Bch
963·8377 $168.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
5 IR phn FAM RM or 09«
1407 Santanella, Corona del Mar
673-1181 $360,000-Fee Sat/Sun 1·5
1863 Boa Vista Circle, Costa Mesa
751-0383, 545·9292 SaUSun 12·5
2214 Pl Carlisle . Newport Beach
645-4220 $339,000 Sttt/Sun 1·4
33801 St o r Blue Lantern. Dana Pt
496-8338 $500,000 Sun 12-4
1533 Miramar, Balboa Penin.
760-1393 $459,500 Sun 1·4
1835 Port Sherrield <HVHms> NB
759·0178 $339,900 Sun 1·4
1827 P ort Tiffin (HVHms) NB
644·4918 $349,500 Sun 1·5
1412 Antigua (Dover Shores) NB
642-5200 $389,500 Sat 1·5
#6 Malibu Cir., Spyglass, CdM
644·9060 $595.000 Sun 1·5
5051 Yearling, Calif. Homes, Irv.
759·1501 $170,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
20121 Riverside Dr .. Costa Mesa
546·2313 $175,000 Sat 1·4
1816 Newport Hills Dr .. INH, NB
673·4400 .$329,750 Sun l ·S
4 Rocky Polnt, Spyglass, NB
631·7300 $1,400,000 Sun 1·5
••S Deerwood, Big cyn
644~200 $2,000.000
. ..
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
I IEDROOM
•200 Mt>Ne1 I. Penthouse #9, NB
642-1603 $122.000 Sat 1·4
200 McNeil. U l06, Versa1lles. NB
640-5357 $112.000 Sat Sun 1 5
100 Scholl Plaza # 103, NB
673-7300 $108.900 Sa 2-5/Sn 1·5
2 IEOROOM
1111 South Coast Dr 'A20'l' CM
532-1888 $129,00-0 Sat /Sun 11·7
12132 Edrn ger. Santa Ana
642 1990 . Sat/Sun 12·5
2000 Meyer Plact•. C:osta Mesa
G41 19!H Sal/Sun 12-5
215 Old Newport Bl\'d .. NB
631 7300 $169.!Wo Sun 1-4
170 Hrookline. Costa Mesa
754· 1202 $!J2 .500 Sal Sun 1-5
1242 Hutland Hd ~4. Wes tdiff. NB
673..t.rno $129.5011 Sun J-5
2 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
JOO E. Yalt• Loop. Woodbridge, Irv .
55 1-3991 !179.!JOO Sun 11 -5
i Lago Sud. HSJ . In 1m·
552 Hi? $1~5 .000 Sun 1-4
• •633 Lido Park 1 Fl >. Newport
Beh
631 1400 SCi IO O()(I Sat Sun 1-5
• •63:1 Lido l'rk Dr. F 2. Lido Pk.
NB
631 1:100 Sfi!'iU .OOIJ S<1t Sun 1·5
3 BEDROOM
rn51 San Bnmo. Bluffs. Nv.pt Heh
75!1 llillll S al 1-4
400 Vista Quinta (Bluffs I NB
7f:i0 li028 $250.000 Sun 12-5
li3U Sky\'tcw. Costa :Vl t>sa
540-1720 SJ34 .7511 Sat1Sun 1-5
2286 Pa eif1<' Ave. ·11 . ·Costa Mesa
1213l373 5704 $130.000 S/S 12·4
2·1 Arbole:,. HSJ. lrvm<'
552·4477 $195,000 Sat 1 ·4
3 Summl'r\\alk, '\lwpt Terr, NB
759 1501 Sl25 11110 Sa 1·4 Sn 12·4
~1 1 Sunflower u L lfl. Santa Ana
;"><tO 1151 Sal 12 30·4 30
3 BR plut FAM RM or DEN
•H8 Eagle Pt tWdbrg) Irv
75~ .9100 • $108.~JO Sat 1·5
431 Vista Suerte. Hluffs. NB
r,.to.5560 S217 .Ol>tl Salt Sun 1-5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
•7521\m1gus Way. Eastbluff. NB
640-5296 $108,5011 Sat/ Sun l ·5
15 Sea Island. Newport Beach
759-15111 $1100 mo Sun 1·4
l BEDROOM
1 Snowberrv. Irv int•
559-1832 ·$132,500 Sat Sun 10·5
MOSILE HOMES
FOR SALE
2 IEOROOM
•700 Lulo Park Dr u22. NB
6:H 1400 $62.500 Sat Sun 1·5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
1-1 HDROOM
4711 Seashore Dr.. Newport Bch
631 14C><> $650,000 Sat 1·5
2-2 BEDROOM
174437 Via Espmoza. Capis. Bch.
675-1779 $265,000 Sat/Sun 9·5
128 46lh St .. Balboa Penin, NB
673-7300 $42.S,OOO Sun 1·3
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
3 IR plus 2 ll
208 Abalone, Balboa Island
b'73·7365 $399,000 Sun l·S
310 Alvarado Place. Balboa Penin.
752·5710 Sat/Sun 11·4
1009 Balboa Bwd .. Balboa
673-7300 ~,000 . Sun.
·100 Mat'gueri£e, Corona ~l M~ 631·12~ $425 .000 _ • ~1-S •
4-4 IEOROOM
4601 seashore, Newport Beach ,
631·1400 $975,000 Sal/~n l·S
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GOLFCOURSE
4 Br home direct on
Mesa Verde CC The on
ly thmg better than the
view is the 10 38";
f1nanc1n1. Call John
846·S096
TRIPLEX
College Park area, all 2
Bd w /encl. gar 25''f d wn
& owner will help
w/f1nanc1ng Priced
right at $168.SOO 8111 113
lol»oa l.a.d I 006 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Duplex. 3 Bdr 2 Ba, 2 sty,
house w /frpk. hrdwd
lrg patio, 2 Br apt, 2 ca;
gar $399,000 Owner will
finance Opn Sun I 5 208
Abalone 67J.736S
Cozy Beach HJde a Way
else lo water on the
Island Furnished & re
ady to move tn' Perfect
for a summer in the sun
Best of alJ owe Jl 12',
$298 ,500 V I P
12 13 1957 0003 or
<2 13 >790-0678 eves
lcdboa P..-sula I 007
~······················
HILLSIOltOU•tt
IYWSI
$4751+ .......
UNDR Sl6otc
Cbarmln1 alesa Verde
remodel. 3 or • Bdrm,
famUy rm, Uled brlcll: In
lrplcs, ff-U·ft.R-Y
Jacllle Hand4dmao
Ql l.2e&
R&'M~
fH .\l.l11Hs
£xclulve • rah
HJU.boroush model by
Lusk In Harbor View
Hills. s Bdnm, extreme-
ly 1paclou.t. Formal dln· in~ rm, rnatr suite hoet.:s
privacy & sundeck, z ---------.i
frplcs, separate ut11 .1·---------ro om. huee 3 car
~arage, lrg sparkling
pool. Seller may form
high tax writeoff limited
partnership w /qualified
lnvutor: Call Katie
Roberti for details and
private tour. 7S9-9221
R&'Mtte
rH.t\l.Tl>HS
MESA VERDE
BEST BUY Charming 4
bdrm 3 ba home with
family rm. Comer lot
VERY PRIVATE yurds
Immaculate and ready
to move an Close to
schools and shopping
$17S,900
'*Cote Realty
IEACHDUPUX & lmestmt•nt
Xlnt shape, privacy & 640-5777
parking Owner will ·~~~~--'!!!~~ finance $90,000 dwn
Good rate of return
Broker Chns 957-1568
JASMINE CREEK
lhghly upgraded Plan II
2 Br +den JacuLZ1
$375,000 by owner owe
1st 640 9755
2 units on lg lot, 3 bdr 2
ba. 2 bdrm l ba , 4
garages Broker
675 0563
owe STRGHT
NOTE
Assume 1st TD w 2
$20.000 dwn for this dart
mg E side 2 Bd condo
w Ir& bnck frplc Cozy
step down living rm.
nice patw Joyce Waltze
631· 1266
R&'MRC
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........ 1024 ••Mew
. I
ONE OF A KIND $197 500
C.Omer 2·story tradition~. Huge
fam. rm. overlookin1 pool & spa
area. lndoor sauna. lovely decor
thruout this 5bdr., 31~ba. home. Ex-
cel financing avail.
. MESA VERDE $191500
Charming country decor ~am. home
on quiet street. Lg. secluded p00I &
spa. Oak counter to~ in kitchen light & airy Ii v. rm. '
JACKIE HANDl.fMAN
631-1266
~
REALTORS•,
MESA VBDE 21R. 21A COHDO
HottTH Open House every day
BRAND NEW LISTING 11AM·7P.M OwnertAgt
4br, atrium model, Will trade-submit all
$165,500 Agt Beth Dun· ideas $129,000. 1111
('Om be 957 65<Y7. 963-9101 South Coast Or Unit
-'A'202.532·1888
Open Sat Sun 12·S,
3213Dailota
3lir . 2Ba Mesa Verde
area Solid financ1.11g, by
owner $139.500 556·7174
By owner. Mesa Verde.
good location $162,500
:>40·6152.
OP" Sat Js. I ·5
REAi.TORS Dramatic Duplex ASSUMABLE LOAN
2 Bdrm + loft w/frplc, ---------3 br home nr Mesa
4 borm w 1a!J new crpts,
drapes & mkro. Terrific
loc $123,900 31.Sl Cana
d1an . Owner /agt,
675·234S.
wet bar 1n ca unit 6 PLEXflASTSIDE Verde $118,900 Bob Al·
Outstanding floorplan RED. to Sl25.000 len. agL, 964 1681 or
w g r e at Len a n ts With $152.000 tn assuma 962 7505
$395,000 ble loans ranging from
9•.•1 Lo11•, $27 .4503 hr+ den, E Sade
Your Honw+Rntal gross income annually twnhse. has rambling
Lovely 3 Bdrm front un Well kept singh~ story creek Assum loan
•l. w 1frplc & beam ce1J. units with 4 garage:. $116.900 Bob Allen . agt.
1ngs 2 Bdrm un1L PLUSoff-streetparking 964 1681or962·750.S I
w year lse. So of Mw y On 60'x300' lot
$485,000 Call Barbara 644-7211 EASTSIDE
3 br. 1 ba , lge lot
$933 mo S9SOO dn
SI 0,000 Redllcffon
MESAVBDE
1861 RHODES
3 Bdrm,2ba, lstory owe 2ftd or 3rd
Call Gloria SS7·8320 or
Emy 979·8373C /21 Agts Glass, C21. Sandpaper '~ Rlty 640.4950 , -s .
CHTRY ENGLISH I t , , ' $125.000 Trade" Owner. ---------•I
DUPLEX
9 mos old 4br. + 2br un
II S38S.OOO ;09 709 1 ~
Orchid tl5J 9135
Own BKR
LRG 3 ID CONDO
631 5476
MESA VERDE
DESIGMEO FOi FUN
Open & spacious. 3Br.
Cam rm. d.mmg rm. pool
& spa. Only $1S2,000
DESIGNED FOR
SECURrTY
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Sl'lmllLY •.ooo. flu. 1 br, 1 ba. 5'AMSH VIU• Pec:Ulc cmdo. AJt, Ml-2297. Ji1 ode rn rnul tl level __ ...;,:_..;,,__ ____ ~
architecture with "old
FAIULOUS POOL A IPA HOt •
Highly uperaded 4 Br 2Va Ba
Northwood liome. Used brick aaJore
ln driveway. entry & au.rroond!ne
pool & spa. Separat.e family room,
dining room and kltchen nook. Hiah
auumable loan PLUS owner wlll assist in financing. $241,990. Carol
Kokol. 731-1214.
world" chum . .ooc> 1q ft•-------• ot eaecuUve Uvin1 with SIA Wle w /POOL
ocean vi~.• 8drm1, $ DHltnen 48r, 2"'8a,
ba, billiard room, wine p o o I h o m e . N r ce II a r + amen It I u Broolthurwt ls AUanta. ~ore Ottered al Reduced to SUIS,000. ~.ooo. e ....... 1 t•·· 2700 5J1llCMStDI ._..... •.. Cuatoaa.dr, 3Ba w/pool
Blue Lantern • 1pa, 4 bl.U to the bch. Coettlll "'4iplrlle1 sm ,500.
4fMJ31 DUTCH HAYIN !~~~~~~!!~~I Sharp 3Br, 2Ba nr Beach
..._.. ... V..., 1014 &Wamer.$112,900.
••••••••••••••••••••••• AS5UMIVA Like new 48r, 2Ba $23,900 w/$62 •. 000 VA loan at
CALL NOW 551 -4400
DONALD M . BIRD
Auociates, Re olto,.s
TAKES OVER 9Yt %. sm,900.
2 Bd 2 Ba end unit w 12 l .L Proftul•• D MA(NAS-RVN: REAll'Y ear gar Recently pa1nt t6M377 AtLmllWIPl'Of'M-..«DRHt'
ed • much new tile ~~~~~~~~~~I
Close to pool & club·i..'~---------I house. $89,000 In as ,.
sumable $112,900 Jerry ~OLDIM WEST
Jones63HB ISTATIS SELLER WILL CAllY! 3BR end-unit ~~J~I Beautitu1S6S4bedroom town~ome in great Woodbridge
• r · E•ecutive Home . locat1on. Seller will assist with
j i I ~~iQn~n~:·~ b:~~~ ~~6~&;n(~28~112 ,500. Holly Mark as
other amenities includ· EXECUTIVE HOME for ing a huge yard that 1
the naturalist Quiet Cul backs to a beautiful STUHHIHG RENTAL -$'75/MO. 3BR -
de sac. wooded lot in park.Just3yearsold 2 baths Avail. immediately.
Fountain Vally's hnest 963-1112 Community pool and Lennis. Mary Lou family community 4Br 2111Ba. fonn din. Jrg kit, Marion. 642·8235 I F'29 l
fam rm Walls of glass
bring the outdoors m or
fered at ~.soo Open
Fri Sun 12 4 18135 SAN·
TA LAURETTA CIR
Agt 963 I~ ~~~~~~~~1
owe. assume 8'1< VA. 31•--------•I
br, 212 ba, Monterey
model, m Tiburon, agl,
968 2297
OCEAHFttONT
2 br, 2 ba condo Distress
sale. $179,000. R&H In
vestmew. 752·2197 !!~~~~.!?.~~11·.~~ .. ~~-~~~~~~
2 STY LAHDMAllC .':: •• ~••••••••••••!?.~~ 4 Br, 21, ba. 3 car gar
Newly p81nled & carpet
ed Sl03K usumable In
Ask 1ng S1S9,900 F'ast
escrow Bkr 963 8377
A RARE AND
The lowest priced home
tn prest1g1ous College
Park Stanford Plan.
ideally located on the ENTERTAINER'S park Many custom
DBJGHT features A decorator's
•nrpon-..ch
901 Dover Drive H&rbor VIBW Center
642 8238 644·6200
HIGH .ASSUMAILE
4Br home w/spa. xlnl
cond $169,000. 552·6940
Univ Prk Village II
Beaut 3 Bd, bonus rm.
Jull1ard, grnbll loc
Good financing & terms
SlS9,000 Agt Mary
857·2040
WOODBRIDGE
M usl sell brand new
Peters 12 Plan 4Br.
3Ba,elosetolake I
Open Sat Sun 12 s
113 & lf6 Warminsprmg
1242.500 Agt
645 98SO dys 675 98S7
evei;
TUR'nEROCIC
Garden Home by Bren,
3Br library, family rm.
formal dming rm . 2
frplcs, over 2500 sq ft
Assumable loan al
97 /8% or new loan at
12'i: lf5 Silverfern
851 ·9099 Open House
Sal/Sun 10.6
ORANGETREE
Lowest pnced 1 bdrm +
loft condo Ver) sharp
end unit $83,900 C Va
cant and has lock box
C /21 HewportCntr.
640.5357 760-6767
BUY OF THE YEAR Peninsula Pt 3 Hd r 5Br. 3Ha, F'am rm. Xlnl
home. priced tu !'It'll Finan Fct> land, Owner
$250 000 Call I> I wants <tffe-r Askanl(
Sharp 2yrs new orily
$179.995 w 10', dwn A~
sume l P•', , won't la!.1
Call Patrll·k Tenore
631 1266
4br, 2 + bat~. xlnt loca
lion w many extras Ll(e
professionally
l<1ndscaped backyard
\.\ auto sprink lers &
room for a ve~ garden
2Br, pal10, pool, security
gate Condo only $82,000
2sty Ca1Jfom1a Classie delight High balance
2000 sq ft. 4br. 2ba. 20 X assumable loan. Call for
24' family rm w wet bar. detaiiiils!!mllll••a refrigerator & pool La .1 ~i:..::::C:owo• L411 VIEW HOME
Xlnt locat1on. 3 Bdrm.
den, family nn. 2 wet
bars. close to ten
n1s /pool $330.000 Call
Barbara Glass. Cent 21.
Sandpiper Rtly 640 4950
AREAL
VALUE Billi ~f•~•:e.01.ia•o •ou•<•>p•e'.~.".~.at•s•~-~.~1 i-------
R&'Mtte
RF.Al.TORS
DUPLEX
Newly upgraded. 1, hlk
to bay X Int location o,.n Sat/S.. 11-4
3 I 0 .AJycrodo II.
Rtto Writ« Rtty.
752-5710 675-6437
Capistrano l.ach I 0 18 ......................•
OP EN Sat Sun 9 S 174437
Via F:sponorn Sparkhn.:
ne\ol. duplex Ont• 2 hr 2
ba frpk. 2 b.il<'on1l''-
lrt>ar hai. ot•ean \U I
Lower 2 br 1 ba " h.ih
Both have w.illp<1per 10
kllC'h & bath M1rrort•d
closets & mut'h morl• •
$265 ,000 Wkr!\!'o
213 284 8576, Wkn.c.h
675-1779
Corowa cW Mer I 022
·•···••··•·•······•····
180 OCEAN VIEW
Sunsets. Catalina. 3 pvt
beaches Fee land under
$400,000. Call Tam Rhone
631-1266.
R&'Mtte
H EAi.TORS
REDUCED! o ... ner \\Ill c·arr} pan of
f1n«nc1ng on lhas out
\landing custom duple'
1, block lo the beal'h ~
bdrm front umt 3 bdrm
rear Pn,ate patios On l) $495,000
MAURY ST .AUFffR
SE.A LION REAL TY
67l-Sl54
SPY GU.SS )ilLL
29 C......,.,aDrhe
Lm ely t·uuntn frcnch
rleC'or 'Tradew1nds "
model 4 Br. 2', ba,
beautiful oC'ean view
$765 ,0011 Will co op
644 4201 or 851 B \35
Owner Bkr
BROADMOOR 4Br. gd
view & term~ 1251
Surfhne Cull Jeanine
Agt 673 6848. or Ive mssg
675 5134
SPYGLASS
180 degree vu.•w of ocean DUPLEX CDM & cit} lights 4bdrm
BelowlheHwy,compl 2 1,ba . 2SOO sq ft
remodeled OWC 2nd un S64S.OOO Open Sat Sun.
de $300 ooo c II T I 4pm 42 Mission Ba~
BUILDERS!
INVESTORS!
Try I 00/o Down
A room'< 3 bdrm 2 bu
home 1n .:rl'.il E -;1de
area \\alb t·ompll'l1•d
plans fur 17\Kh f 2nd un
It $147.SOO
644-7211 mm ' ) .
BEST BUY
F: ..,1de l' M + govd
fmilnl"ing & ,i:ood finan1
mg bes1d~ I Bd. ('UI dt•
!>at Call no\\ \1 arna
631 1266
~ii;~
4 PLEX -$301 Dn
OR TRADE: i'~OR R I'.:
COSTA ME.5A BLUn··s •• * •••
REHTALHOME
SI 5k Dn.
I.OW NEGATIVF.:
549-7991
SUCCESS RE.ALTY
POOL&SPA
llouse includes 2 frplcs.
0<1k bar, built m book
i.hel Vt's. french doors
pri v palm w spa off
master ~u1Le Built in
dbl OVt!n, ml('ro & ll'e
maker Mu.st !>Ct' Lo ap
I prec1atl:' Open I-louse
Sat Sun l S 31R2 Country
642-7404
Ask for Ron Lowe
~ NEWPORT ~~HORIZONS
~REALTY
Club Or $235,000 ·-~~~~~~~· O" ner AKt
OWMER
LEA YING AREA
l'lean Easu.1de 3 Bdrm
1A1th t'<l\ d patio BBQ
.ind 3 ~a rages Don't
1Aa1t , call agent 548 4204
MESA DB.MAR
Attractive 5br home. By
Ow ner S170K Owner
nex. will rons1der all of·
fers. Sl20K assum IS';.
Open house S S 12 s 2735
Cibola 641-8677
31R. 21/JIA COHDO
Almost New' Frplc.
Balcony. Patio-Yard.
$130,000 Owner will
finance PP ONLY 12131
373~5704
VILLAGE CONDO
3br, 11,ha , enc losed
garage Try S25K down owe s104.soo H11o:h
comp $106,900
Special Cons aderallon
Given
To Pnnc1ples
f •\ I: I '1
If{ 1 --1 ,11
.. _ 148-1466
43 .ASSUMAILES No quahfytng small dwn
pa yments. lo.,., interest
rates. no loan points. 2.3.
& 4BORM Townhomes
in Huntington B"ac·h.
Fountain Valley areas
~H;SA VERDE 4 Br 2
Ra 1A1Lh pool , beautiful
I) landscaped & easy
1·<1re yard O'Aner will
1·11n"dc.•r \.' A $129.900
[) B o u r k t• R l' a I L o r
~r, 995(1
13br. 2ba. 'Hillcrest" Call now for more de
5 Bdrm al Mesa Verde I Home $129 soo tails
C:ounlr} l'lub owe ss7.J88J t
SJS0.000 b) owner l 60LDENWEST 545 5001 41DRM & DE:H
2Ba, Insulated. Paneled REALTORS VA /TERMS Lhru-out. copper plumb •, ... ~ G-ASSOCIATES
Summertime fun starts ing, new roo(, covered 14MS88
here for your family patio & gas BBQ Tree ~~~~~~~~~~I with private pool & spa shaded "Huge Corner" -
Move right in to this lov· Sl.20.000
ely refurbished 3 Bdrm 2 S30K DOWN
Ba home Al o nl y Assum Slf.'7.. lst PIT I
$129,500 1t 's never been S80K balance amortized
easier Lo buy than now 18 years. incl 10'7. m
W e recommend quick terest-no points PP
action ONLY! ~2319
556-2660
C:. C,El E: C T
..,... PHOPE H 1 lt: ~
FIX&S.AVE
M V 4 + den. 2 sty
$160,000 f p Owner will
help with financing.
Agt SSS-6516 .
UHfTS
Triplex & Four-plex in
good Orange County
area Assumable loan. owe•
~GOLDENWEST ~ REALTORS -. .. ,., G-ASSOCIATES
14MSH ~~ 8 im Dr Owner Bkr752-6269 • ;a.11 1------
Lrg S Bd, 312 Ba. prof
dcrorated & air c.·ond
Loads of conrrele deck
•nit w space for boat ---------• storage Asking $242.500 MESA HORTH
OPEN HOUSE
SATL"RDAY 1·5
849 Towne. Sl9.SOO
Terms
BY OWNER·3Br. 1--.ea.
Jasmine Creek decorator
home, plan 1 on green
belt 1mmac SJOS.500
64().8145
IRVINE TERRACE
AXER ~ • Br. bonus room &
1parkling pool. Supenor
location Won't lut
Prln. only Greg Astle
7S9· 1221
R&'Mt-X I
HF -\I.Tiii!'-
S200ll.t IZ 'h%
FfMANCIMG
CDMCOTTAGI
PLUS INCOME
Betty Kerr Realty
I
Truly a rare opportunity Priced to Mii I
lo live in one of Corona
del M ar·s finest areas
We are offering a lovely
4 bdrm. 2''2 ba. privately
situated pool home
S389.SOO fee
Open Sat/Sunday 1·5
865 Sandcastle
A .... ~loClll
S bdrm, lge family rm. 3
baths Irvine Terrace
SJ60. 000 fee
Open Sat/Sunday 1·5
1407 Sant.enalla Terr
or 3 Br 2 ba home with 673-11.81
isolated master~~!!!!!~~~~~~
Call Glen H('llwarth Beaut 3Br+bonusrm
SS9 9400 Xlnt location Low m
R&'MtlC
RF.ALTO HS
GOLDEN TOUCH
CONDOMINIUMS
Large private decks &
patios Only 3 lert Xlnl
lerest 1st TD Price re·
duced to $147,500.
C Ht.ry 2 I /Surf
979.1 oso
rOR DETAILS
~21.
terms. 13':~ mteresl for 3 ·---~~~~~~I years
2000 MEYER PLACE
OPENDAILY12S
641 ~~ 631 -~l. agt
MESA VERDE
Cute 3br pool home 10' ~
dn. very lge 10'1 assum
lo an Pr1n on l y
Agllowner, 966-171S
FOUUW
BY OWNER
X Int Financmg'
S310.000
SUBMIT OFFER
Sharp 4 BR. dining rm .
family rm. super loc.
SlSS,SOO Ownr 751·9392
MESA VERDE
S bdrm, 3 ba. ram. rm
7SI 0383 S4S-9292
EASTSIDE
3bdrm. 2ba. den. fam
rm, flex. financing.
Owner /agt Call
631 40.5
EASTSlDE. 1 Br, R·2 lot,
bdrm /parent retreat or -: Clrcle Tllh o... -~7~·_007_3._(_71_4_>34.S 4123
VA $107,900 968-2644 or
951 2677
Devin & Co. 642-6368
IHDOOISP.A
Beaut. 2 sty 3 BR. family
room and spa room on
cul de sac near all
schools.
OPEN SUNDAY l·S
2147 lRIS,
Agent, ~380: 642-4447
BY OWNER
4 br. 2 ba. Assumable
Approx $7S ,OOO at
107 /8%. Frplc, new paint
& crpt. SJ.22,500. 962-8636
PIOIATISALE
Charming bungalow
3Br, 2Ba $137.SOO.
9382 Leilani OP"S.1-4:10 OPENSAT/SUN2·S.
41 l GloKfthr Dr. Ted Hubert Rltr 152.0777
EASTSIDE off Tustin Ave near 20th St 2 story Assum ~.500, 10% loan.
end unit rondo in unique 3Br, lBa nds. wk S82.~.
setting. Adult complex. by owner Midway City
Double garage, large 81M-2789
patio, pool. clubhouse
Owner will help finance
S12S '()()()
Gii WAUER
Rea 675-5200
LEASIOPTIOH
Luxurious custom con·
do. 1700 sq. ft. 2 frplcs, 3
bdrm, 2"" baths. S800
mo. S16S,OOO. 642--4623.
Open House, by owner.
3bdrm, 2ba + spa. Sun·
day ll-4pm 8541 Pierre
Or. 963·4014
10%
in·law quamrs + 2 br
cottaae. Any way you
describe it · It'• charm·
Inc. up to date and
beautifully decorated.
Priced at '290,000 with
very 1pedal financing.
3br. l~ba home w 1room 0 for 2ndunlt.So.ofHwy. PEN HOUSE until
Asking $280,000. 76().8520 S o I d 1 W e e k d a y s
Stephen Meyers, Bkr. 2 : 30· 6p m . Sat I S u n
$86,000. By Owner
.. financlnt UU 5/84. On·
ly v. mile to beach near
Brk'hrat le Bushard.
Spaclou1 sel story 4
Bdrm "La Quetla".
Owner w /help nnance. ---------•! MESA VllDI Super clean w /1tunntn1
CALL FOi Dir AILS
644-7211 '
Uae the Dally Pl~
"Fast Reaull" •rvlct
dlr~ory Your
,.. ls our
1pad1Jty.
Call "2·5f78 ut 322
10·6pm 4br. l~ba ,
Costa M... I 02 hardwood floors, new
•••••••••••••••••••••• paint, cpl, drapes,
plumbing SllS,000. 683
6'6·6793.
TRV10%DOWN
Owner wUl help finance
a Meu Verde 4 Bdrm
poolhouse.Ait.548-IM16 MESA VEIDE :;1~:~8St. CM S48· 1731 or Thi• 3 bdnn charmer _·.:..:.::~:__ _____ , ___ lil!ll ____ _
WH once a model home. MESA DB. MAR
It la located OD • huge Beautiful ranch 1tyte
cul·dt·Mc lot and ffiled 4br. 2ba. 2000 aq. rt ..
wttb estru. '1NISHED n I c e I y de c . , "-) n t
ta.raie. C1aM to acbools. n e 11 b both ood nu
Xlnt. a11um. rlnancln1. dupe. /carpet, houu
OOerM at aut.SOO will •ell ft.Mlf '137 ,500
S4D•DN
*Co" Realty ~1z:et Prln Only.
It Investment Trade Y04&r old ttull for
M0-5777 new 1oodle1 with •
Cla11lfltd ad; 84.2.lf78
WOOi .......
owner friu nnance. 3
hololl• ao a lot. Eaatalde
Cotta Mau. Onl y si11.ooo. Call MS-e1e1
1
/
I \f'f ·~ I' •11\I
11> hi II
..
~· ...._ pro(. decor on cul-de-sac
bd lot. Atklna only Sl64.900. 3 rm. 2 bath, 1 1tory Call6'5-1221.
executive home on quiet W tclff
cul-de·aac ltreet. 1 l1e ---•-•-----'-~ bdrm could be converted
to make 4th bdrm. Room
tor RV acce11 or pool. °' ........ lt12SUMIA
t6MllZ
Turn your
unusables Into
Ullble
c•th.C.tl
D•HrPllot
Cl•Ufflld
'42·S67L
**MODEL
PERFECT
Fantastic 3 Bdrm 21 2 Ba
Lownhome in Wood
bridge Cozy living room
w /f1repla ce. am
maculate throughout
Shows hke a model A
must to see Assume
graduated pa yment
loan Call for details
\\\lodhrldge
Rea leg
551 ·JOOO
19?0 Rarranca Pk,.~. In In•·
OVERLOOKING
DEERFIELD
TOWNllUME
3 Bdrm 2 Ba or 2-t den.
sgl sty. end unit w ilol'> of
privacy, lrg backyrd.
This house has many ex
tras & 1s very clean Lrg
assumables & no quail
fymg $132.500 Opn Hse
Sal Sun 10 5 I
Snowberr} 559 1832
JUSTUSTED
OPEN SAT I 5
Un1vers1ty Park 3 br, 3
ha Prime loe lmma'·
cond owe 2nd 118 Se
quo1a Tree Vi.sla Realty
1213 1939 3326
At a time when good
buys are few and far
between We are proud
to present this 1m
maeulate up·graded 4
bdrm, 2' 2 ba Plan 4 m
Northwood Place F'an·
taslH' assumable loan
Call today for further dl•
tails ., .
lroadtnoor Pa. IV
STREAM
Beaut little l Br + loft., close to pools, T. crts &
clubhouse $54,000 m as-
s um ab I e f1nan~ I
$91,000. Jerry Jones
631-1266
DEERFIELD
Patio home. 3 bdrm. 2
ba. Beautiful. quality
home Upgraded
thruoul. $147,500. As-
sumable Courtesy to
bk rs Open house Sun
1-4 S51·~.
Turitetock
Beautifully upgraded
home with atrium & spa
View of the c1ly bghts &
lots of brick work 4
bdrm. 2''7 bath Assum a
ble loan.
UNIV. PARK
Lrg 4 Bdrm 2..,., Ba home
in prestigious Univ
Park. steps from pool &
greenbelt. Assumable
financing. Call for de·
t.ails. e RANCH
Hf ALTY
!)~ 1 2000
SSl-2000
19°/oDOWN
HERITAGE PARK
3 Bdr Ji..; Ba, $87,000 m
assumable finan ce
Close to pools. park,
schools & shopping
$106,900. Jerry Jones.
631·1266
R&'Mtte
Rf':Al.TORS
••WODmlDGE
LANllNG
Fabulous J .M. Peters
Landing Plan 4
Magnificent patio
w /private spa. Cozy
fireplace in master suite
w /lavish actjoining bath.
Huae country kitchen
w /every amenity. Of·
tered at s:ns.ooo. Owner
will help with financing.
\\bod bridge
Re1h1
!>51·3000
4920 en Plrwv. lrvln•
TUlnBOCI
IN ... lf
Beat priced 3 Bdrm, 2
ba, family rm. Open
house Sat/Sun l·S, 53'72
Sierra Roja.
C /Z I 1111oMt-""°',_w1rt .c.tr
640-IU7
WOODIRIDGE
$179,900 F'antast1c 2 br
+ den Jefferson condo
Many upgrades incl
spa. Open Sun 11-S. 100
~_!_ale Loop SSI 3991
WallwtS.... Upstairs 2 ed'rrn, 2 1....,
ba $66,000 assumable at
i2a,.,'i(. price $89,800
Call Michael 540.8100 or
642-0377
WOODlllDGE
LAKER ONT
2br, upgraded Wood
bridge CONDO moun·
lain /lake view, lush
landscaping . exec
couple /bachelor retreat
in pnv. gated commly
Clse lo all Woodbridge
amen Owner /Agl
SS1·6829, 842-0162 Open
Sun. 12·5
(,Ju,~
SEE DUI LOVELY
IRVINE LISTINGS
WOOOlllDGI
A lovely Akins built con·
do • close to the lake. 2
bedroom, 2 bath, lots of
OpettS-1-5
19171 lklc9e Dr.
963-1182
Lagm•leeclt 1048 •••••••••••••••••••••••
PANORAMIC
Ocean view. Spectacular
entertainment family
home. 4 bdrm, sauna,
room for pool. Owner
wall help (in. $435,000
Agt, Darlyne, 831-3888 or
494·3672
LRG 4 ID
WOODS
$173.500
IN
Ocean view. 3 bdrm,
decks, yard, Crplc, im
maculate. Agt, Oarlyne,
831 ·3888 or 494·3672
built-Ins, plantation ---------shutters. A good. good
buy. Sl4i,900. PANllAMIC
MOITHWOOOS OCEAN VIEw
H~ OH plua the perfect example
Glm•R.T or a Laauu Beac h
' bedroom, 2\11 balha, charmer. 2 Bdrm +.
formal dinln1, family Newly remodeled .
room oft kitchen. All In 9310,000.
all a perfect family * ~ home. Next to the 1rMn· Cote Realty
belt and trees 1tva a It Investment
feeUn1 ol OS*\ couotry. L11A5777
Decorated like a model 1~~!!!!_.~~~~~ home. ()nb'S119,900, I~ LAllSHOU
WOODSIDIMOO&
Lovel)' I bedroom, Z\11
bath end un it.
hof ... iaD&l17 clecorat·
tel and l•Mlc•P9d • wlUI apa. A bltNf ~
home. A 'loo~ bu y.
SZ14,IOO.
DUPLIXflllat
OCIAMYllW
Brint your -tbnlab Ai
broom to 11¥9 ... on tbia
dtrt1 daw1 ll Prtme t..1uo1 &e.tb duplex w l•U.cbed ...,..,., SUb-
mll otftrf . 1»-1501 or
1U·1171
WALK TO.CH
Ot!Ha •l ... a Wrm
brao4 ••• home 1t1th .. , btctwd noon.
OwHr wlU help fin ... ooo. 131·-0f'~Z.
TMl .. STIAlt
and tt •on 't take a thief
to 1ee the value ln lhll
1harp Dana P oin t
dupJex. Two bedrm. 1
bath uppei-unit featu~•
new carpet, fl"Nb paint.
beam e d cellln11,
fireplace, dlnln& area le
encloaed patio. You may
wllb to UM the 1 bdrm
L ow e r un it a a a
"weekender" while at
the Marlna. OUT OF
STATE OWNER MAY
PROVIDE TERMS ror
qualified buyer. Offered
for only $1'4,000. FULL
PRICE!
MISSION REALTY
985 S. Cit Hwy, Laguna
P-.. 494-0731
NEAi BEACH
Oceanalde ol highway.
'i"i blk to beach. A home
with that charm that IS
hard to find 2 Bdrma,
dininc area, frplc, patio,
fncd yard P rivacy
$269,500.
DOHHA MONDOR
RHttors 494-1011
13°/c financing. Rwitic 4
br 1247 Starlit Laguna
Bc h Ji m McBroom
499-2395.
EMER.ALDIAY
Ocean & canyon view.
3br + den. High open
beam ceilings fTS0,000
Open Sat & Sun 494-9825
or 547 ·9451.
SECLUDEO
W ATB Ate SAND
LuJturlou.1 Peniuula
bome, clOM to beach It
1---------l b•Y· Lar1e3 Bdrm, Sba, ,_ _______ _, 2 frplu and mucb more.
LINDA ISLE I
E x ecutive Country
Ea1llf h Bayfront. 51
Bdrm1, ln c ludln1
maid's quarteNa. Pvt
community and private
dock. Fee land. S2.8
million. Owner wltl con·
sider excellent flnanc
ing. ;#
Only 4 yn new. Auuine
larae 11t at 10~ lnt.
Owner will carry 2nd.
$350,000. Call 979-5370 to-
day.
AtLSTATE
REALTORS
•LIDO ISLE• *Cote Realty
& Investment
640-5777
Lovely 2Br, 3Ba home.
Beautifully remodeled Great ~ Bdrm on comer
2yrs ago "84.000 with lot with room for RV.
xlnt financing Open boat , etc $279,000,
House Sat Sun. 1·5. 119 owner financed. 645-1103
Via Vella C7 I 4J 4f4· I I 77 IA YFRONT Owner tA&ent. 673-0fBl ---------1 Rent to own. No down 4 VILLA IALIOA
PROIATE SALE bdrm, 5 ba, leasehold •-------1111 Ou t standing view •
EJtcel ocean view. Nr Linda lsle Incl pvt BIG cH•YoN Corner top foor unit
F dock for 50' boat M Lease option. ~.000 op ormal dmm&. Pt• ba, 2 -·u </mo. l.111 Jan '82. Mii•· I • R lion money, $850 mo bdrms, family rm or 31'd _.,,,_ .o•• n • ow XI A 86 bdrm HOUSE IS ON 2 then assume existing The entire cul-de-sac nt terms. gt. 760-17
LOTS + ADJOINING financin& & contmue boulevard (7 custom ~~~~!!~~~~I
VACANT LOT Buy paying $9345 /mo homes> nestles the first
separate or together. ~mmed. occ No qualify fairway Ul Big Canyon,
United Calaf Bank. ing. 675·9956 Principals California's most pre·
Trust Dept. 2131992-7086 ~nly. ___ st1g1ous country club
or714/951·5333. ___ REDUCED TO community This Tudor
White water view or main
heh-decking, llvang r m.
Victoria frplc, dining
rm , ram rm-wet bar.
3Br. 2a.-.ea, 150' fron-
tage xtra parltrng Tem-
ple Hills Area Existing
loan + owner financing
to 80'7< $395,000.courtesy
to rltrs Appl only
731 6585
estate offer s the ul-SELL timate in prestige, site.
location. view, value, appreciation and financ-
ing. Sl.l Million in as-
s u mable loans a nd
owner will carry sub-
s la n t ia l paper Ex
clus111e with Cote Realty
at S2 3 Malllon
Owner w all carry
$195,000 on this spacious mult i-level architect's
home in Npt Hgts 2600
sq ft designed for family
living. $380,000. Joyce
Walt1e. 631·1266
R&'M~ I
LIDOISU Low down , low pay
ments. Clean 4 Bdrm
family home. ready to
move into today Great
creative terms Call
673-3002. agent.
BAYSHORF.S large 2 Bit
home in xlnt cond. Only
$265,000. Prine . only
please ~4419; 642-1517
HARBOR VIEW 3Br
This 5000 Sq. F t ; Home sits on Linda
Isle. A privat e g uarded Community in
the heart o f Newport Beach. Boat
s lips for (3) 55'-70' Y achfs . For S ale o r
Trade.
We are developer s so submit land or
o ther R eal Est ate to own er Jim
Thompson .
17141121-1210 '2131 Stl-136J
11001 352-3710
OPIH SAT 1·5
210 J9th ST.
Immaculate cust om ~ome, 2 pr ivate
brick patios. s pacious living rm. 3 Br,
3 Ba. gour met kitchen and all ~he
goodies. P lus h carpets, walk1n ~
t::stance ~o t he beach & water. Don t
miss t his o ne for $265.000.
QUAIL PLACE
PROPERTIES
752-1920
LAGUNA EST A TE
Spectacular 4 Bdrm
custom contemporary STliL!
home. on over 1,.2 acre or WHITEWATH VIEW
complete seclusion 3 Bd 2 Ba, room ror Po<>I
Breathtalung ocean and Low down S270.000
canyon views Sparkling 540·3666
Rf<:Al.TORS
BAYFROHT *Cote Realty
& ln\'eslme nt
640-5777 I
Carmel, assumable In,
solar pool 1spa. corner
lot . R.V pad $275.000
Owner hn 64().0325
OPPORTUNITY Ver!>aalle!> C:ond o Bach
u01l $89,900 nr lloag
Hosp 552 1744 Help U
Sell or H B 847 6626
Lease opllon 4 bdrm . 5
ba, leasehold Nr Linda ---------
Unique chance to buy a
15 '1 interest 1n a Isle Pvt dock for so· IACK IA Y General Partnership &
AW ARD WIHHIMG
HOME
and spacious thruout I Whela Drama t i c Laguna n
dream home t695.000
boat $3000 mo F'1rm
price an Jan '82
S8SO.OOO Lo" down OWC 60' on Nwpt Ba}
675-9956 Pnn only
3 Bdrm, 2 bath home "OWN " a sharp 2br.
plui. ideal mother m law 2•,,ba , townhouse an
qua rters Co mp! "Eastbluff' S108,500
Seawiftd Sw1wocrsd
Beautiful view, lots or
C'Ustom extras SBr. 3Ba
Fam rm. ~.000 Open
I 4 Sal Sun 2214 Pl
Carhsle Agt 645 4220
2750 sq rt. contem
porary Lado Isle home 3
bedroom, 4 bath plus
s tudy 3 car garage
Street to street location
Newly carpeted on ra
diantly heated noors 2
patios $695,000 don osen rt.'a ilor.,
LAGUNA BEACH
4!n 4848
811-84'0
OPEN HOUSE
SATURDAY 12·5
2H4Mo.tainVlew
Motivated seller' 4
Bdrm. 2 ba home with
fireplace in living rm
Total flat lot Room for
pool Walkll\g distance
school $195,000
PICTURE
YOURSl:LF
OM PAU·AVE.
m the heart o< Laguna
Beach This contem
porary wood and glass
home as pure class
Beamed ceilings ,
fireplace in \J vang room
Assume !st and 2nd
loans Owner may help
finance $249.000
497.5494
Real Estate w bath $220.000 terms. Open Sat Sun
Roy McCardle, Rttr. Owner Broker 640-5296
SUPER HOME NEWPORT CREST 548-7729 1 br Versailles penthse
Gorgeous converted 4 ---------1 am ported tile throughout
Bdrm condo. w 1roman MEWPORT CREST Sl22.000 TSL Propertaei. Perfect for all those pre-
cious antique!\ Huge I.av
1ng room w/massave
frplc, beamed ceilings.
wood floors. spa ore
master suite Oversized
lot S375,000
tic mstr suite Spacious 180 deg ocean view 642·1603
fa mily rm w/massave Prime location Pool.
wane rack. Assume lrg tennis, spa Open house
1st. OWC w 120'7. dwn Sat 1Sun 1·5 at 15 Swift
LoCJUftO VIiiage R.E.
497-1761
S225,000 Joyce Waltze Court. 63J.l266
HO.LAGUNA
ow n e r of this 1m
maculale 3 Bdr 21'> Ba
home w spa & view on
large lot high above
C rescent Bay wants
quack sale Pnce just re-
duced to $510.000 Act
now by calling Noel
J ohnson. Lango Real
Estate, 4!r7·333l
LOCJWMI Hlh I 050 •••••••••••••••••••••••
OPEH SUHDA Y 1-4
R&'M~
H Jo:AI T OHS
Partners needed to li ve an
property and make the
monthly payments The
down payment will be
paid b y the other
partners
John Marshall
63H2Jll6
R&'Mta}(
IH:Al.TllHS
Z4m MARIN COURT SEA WIND PORTOFINO
9 u, % ass u m ab I e . remodeled. highly up
Gorgeous, profession~!· graded. 4Br, 4Ba. super
ly decorated home an view, by owner S479.000 Ahso Place Approx 3100 640.1543
sq rt Custom pool and -
spa Great view with OWNER WILL
total privacy Lge lot Flu .a. .._.CE
Must see lo apprec. ""'" WestclHf 4 Bdr & den
C /21 Mewport Cntr
640.5357
HEAR
HOAG HOSl'IT AL
l Bdrm. completely
furnished condo Walk to
beach Secunty. pool Priced below market at
SI 12.000 Open house Sat
& S unday 1 S at 200
McNeil. Urut 106.
C /21 Mewport C..tr
640.5357
LIDO ISLE
IYOWMER
LuJturioiu 6 bdrm. 5 ba,
stud y , famil y rm .
Separate laundry &
service room On 2 lots
Swammmg pool View or
the bay Large assuma
ble loan ,& owner will
c arry some paper
$895.000 Call 675 7027 Wolfinger Realty
213-539-1394 home on lrg comer lot.1---------
Townhouse condo on hluH
an Newport Beach with
easy walk to ocean &
beach. Ownership or 3
bdrm, 21-2 ba unit incl
lge pool. jacuzzi. saunas
& hghted tennis courts
$189.000 with $50.000
down Ask for Susan
640 3796 or Bruce
760 6060 days. 85 I 2205
eves & wknds
*SI 0,000 DOWN* Beaut Jbr,3ba.lrgfam
rm Lrg bckyrd Open
house Sun 2300 Heather
Ln 631-0517
ILUFFS CONDO
Beautiful Bluffs condo. 3
Br 211'1 Ba D Plan End
unit w 1spac1ous wrap
a round patio $250,000
creative financing avail
Opn Hse Swt 12,5 400
Vista Quinta. By Ownr
760·6028
SEA VIEW
IAYRtOHT
Newport CONDO. ocn
bay view, sec bldg. pro
ressaonally decor. 2br, ·--------•! 2ba. $275.000 Terms
Redhill~Realty
1 ;;:~. ;:wo
avail Low down
Owner Agent 673 3570
days. 548 9004 eves
SPYGLASS RIDGE
Superb 4 bdrm family
home Pnme condallon
and location Partial ocean city ltghts view
Com puten1ed security
system throughout
Some rmancing avaala
ble $560,000
C /2 I Mewport C..tr.
640-5357 760..6767
UNIQUE
PENTHOUSE
CONDO
with boat dock, pool.
St'CUr1t y + 180 deg ocean, Catalina & bay
view Fee land S450,000
Smith Meyer. Bkr
640-5357 548-7813
$8,900.00
PRICE
REDUCTION
SEA VIEW
3 BR plus family rm, by
owner. 640-6159
CARMEL
Harbor View
Homes
3 Bdrm, 2 ba Great
mamtenance free yard
Priced at least $25,000
below market al $242,500
ree You own the land
Bkr 975-0616
2HOUSES
Newport Hts. Gd Term!>
Sl69,000 ~9628
Lease Option. Harbor
Ridge condo. $525,000
SS0.000 cash Im med o<' I cupanc y 759-8903 -----
MOTHIMG DOWN 1 !Bdrm. secluded adult
co nd o . I n the
"Ver sailles" garden
view Secur it y guard.
elegant clubhse, pool &
s pa Sl49,500 Owner
645-023-0
LCIC)lllla ...... I 052
YOU CAN AFFORD lhib •••••••••••••••••••••••
Walk to schools. shop
ping etc A.s must see for
the russy buyer For de
tails phone Harry
Frederick 631-1266.
OWHHAHXIOUS
Excellent 4 bdrm 31,, ba Imagine 3 spacious brs
2br, + den. in private
commty . Lge lo t
w 1view. By Owner
S36S.000 833 3622 or
644-8018 will cooperate
with brokers HARBOR VIEW Waterfront Condo /
$633,000, $400,000 fan
assume. Bkr coopera·
t1on 673·0248
"Ocean View" custom in
an executive area
Large view deck:.
beautiful home 3 Bdrm
212 ba , d•'1 Only
$315,000
LaCJUftCI Villogt R.E.
497-1761
COLDWeLL
BANl(eRC
LIHKSPOIHT
OPEN SAT/SUN 12-6
On 114 Fairway, Plan C, 4
br. 31'1 ba. 2 ram rms.
brkfst rm, 3 car gar.
S399 ,SOO As s ume
Sl64 ,000. 9'1c'1 int loan.
31931 E Nine Drive
Portofano with family - ---& 21'2 ba upgraded lo the
room and secluded OCEAMRtOHT hilt ' Thia rlne home also
bonus room on quiet IY OWMER feature. eocl'd parking
Clos h I 3Br.4carparkina.frplc & an bouu laundry P"RK.r~1 .... G street e to sc oo s " racalitiea + auumable A .;n;1 • " and shopping All new OWC. room for addition an this beautiful adult ('arpet BUY OF THE SS98,000. 6408 Ocean financin1. Call T»l50l condo Pool close by 3
WEEK $339 500 f front. West NB. Open or 752 1m b d 2 1"1 b h W~TE~RtOHTHOME I Open Saturday & S~~. ll·Sdaaly M ert~c~·lou sly ~~P~
R&'M~
R fo:Al.TORS
With shp. Sl.50.000 down day 1 5 2<Yll Port Bristol ~Welker 8 laB S149,SOO
-----• ~~n8le7rl. will finance I Circle . ---------OpenSunday 12-4
~1::er~dfi~~~nk~ {a~t HEWP-ORT HGTS Cote Realty ~~i~ea ;~~xp1e:s~vhee ~----•••lml HOWS WOOD
493 5289
ISTATI OM THI IAYMONrl Prlme tip
of L inda ls le over 127' wtt h slip for
80' boat. E n ch a n tine "old world"
arch itt!cture w ith a ll t he modern
con ve nie n ces. L a r ge room .a for
en terta ining incl. 2·story living rm
and s t o ne fireplace. Secluded pool agd
sp a. 5 BRS a nd fa mily rm. Playroom
a nd library. Offe re d a t $5,000,000
leasehold. Cathy Schweickert 642-8235
< Fl6)
LINDA ISLE LAGOON Well designed
4BR traditional on corne r location
w /bay on two sides~ C i rc u lar
stair case. marble fplc, family r m a nd
upstairs play r oom. Slip for two 55'
boat s . Appt. only . Sl .850,000 leaseh o ld .
Cathy Sch weickert 642-8235 <Fl7)
IAYSHORES IEAUTIFUL IAYFROHT!
San M arino elegance in Bayshores,
pvt com m w /guard gat e & san dy
beach. Cw;tom built home w /h i gh
ceilings, paneled study, form a l liv r m,
sun r m on the bay. swimming pool & 4
Br suites. $1 ,700,000 a leasehold
estate. Barbara Aun e 642·8235 ff-18 >
OCEAN VIEW-COUHTRY
ATMOSPHERE IN CORONA DEL MAR!
Spygla ss Ridge cul de sac. E nter
th rou g h electric gated deep driveway
to t h is approx one t hird acre o f
country setti ng wh ich includ es
moun tain & ocean view s . Generous
use of wrought iron fe ncing surrounds
this beautifully maintained 1-level
Lus k built home Computerjzed
security is jus t one of t h e many
amen ities of this 3 BR. family rm &
Fl-1 bath home 3 car garage. privacy
& security so rare Owner wi llmg to
carr~ AITD Great Terms! Call for
detail $519,000 i ncludes land Bea
Arnold 644-6200 < Fl9)
EXCEPTIONAL IUY OH UDO ISLE! 4BR
home w center c ourtyard. French
door!:.. hardwoo d floo r s. beam
cei lrngs St reel lo street l()('ation on lot
and a h;.slf 3 car garage. S495.000 incl.
land Y ou ng Im b e rnino 642-8235
IF -20)
BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED VIEW
PROPERTY 3 Hrs, 2 1 .i bClth home w /2
fplt locetled 111 gated com mun it y
w / pool & tennis A rare buy, o nly
$429.000 includes the land . Barbar a
Aune 642-8235 < F2 l )
IAYCREST! Great 4BR. 3 bath family
h o me w 1 part1al view . Ideal for
e n tertaining Pool. s pa. 2 patios.
$398.000 incl. lane! Dona or Mary Lou
642·8235 I F 22 >
LOCATIOM! IA Y SHORES! LOCA TIOH!
3BR. family rm and dining rm ho m e
w s uper plan lo expand. 24 hour
security gate community w 2 p vt
beaches $375,000 Don a C hichester
642·8235 < F23 )
A PETITE JEWEL IOX 2Brs elegantly
appointed home w s ecluded sun
drenc hed patio Marve lous amenities
for enterta i ning inc luding 2 fplc.
Outstanding value ttl $257.500 Ma r y
Lewis/Dona C h 1C'h ester 642-8235 <F24 >
MC LAIM llG CAMYOM! California
lifestyle is th e theme of this spacious
residenC'e . 3BRS, 212 baths, formal
living rm. upgraded ceramic tile
entr y and kitchen. Custom draper ies
t h rough o ut Security gated
community w 1pool, s pa and tennis
C1vailable $220.000 Suzanne Sh uler
642-8235 < F25 l
Newpon BeKh
901 Dt•vP.r Urive llartJor View Cent.er
642 8235 644 6200 IY OWMER °""' * ,, IE CREATIVE REALEBTATS 4310Spmdrift, Prk Lido
2Br. den. 2Ba Assume & Investm e nt established NB Blurfs En....,.... RHltor 675-8676
S7 4 , O 00 at IO:\• '7, 9 O "7< FIN AN C I NC I 640-5777 community. A charm mg S,.CW POOL HOME
Sl59,900 831·7634 available on this J Br l 3 bdrm. 1 sty home ,.......,... --•0-_-u.. __ •.r-... --JUST LISTED, lovely~ LIDO IA YRlOMT
Custom country French
6 bdrm. 6 bath home
with pier & slip Spec-
t a c u I a r view rrom
baysade brick terrace
Features provi d e
elegant charm. Call to-
day
PERFICTFOR home Assume 9'•'i SUPSllUY wtnewappksmalarge 4 bdrm, 21r11 bath wtt.b ,.. • .,_.__.. BR 3'':t ba +den with
THE Ask1ng Sl99.000 Spacious 2 Bdrm, den, kitchen. We have a plush car~t 6 wood 21039tt1St wetbar +fam rm, and YOUMGFAMILY 5Br, 3~a. 12~•% int 2''l ba tr1 level owe purchase plan for you floors. Family room 1·5PM delightful kitchen over
This enchantmg custom OWC EXTRAVAGANTLY de j financing at 15'* down & which may include a with fi replace. Great Immac cstm borne, 2 looking pool and jacuzzi
4 bedroom. 2 story home Open Sun 1-5 corated home w tpool & 13~ mt. Comm pool. ten· budget for ciutomizang fi nancing with a 133 pvt b r I c k p atios. on cul de sac s treet
1s located on a cul·de-sac 30452 No. Hampton Rd. spa. Assume lO~•o/r For ms $176.500. Bkr, Tom your new home. For sale fixed rate & 20% down. spacious living rm, 3 Separate master & guest
m Dana Point Large 673-2493 t he disc r imin ati ng Gottier646-9'200 by owner (will co-op) $245,000 Hurry, with Bdrm, 3 Ba, gourmet or mother-an-law bdrm
family room with views ~~~~~~~~~ buyer. $289,000 For details or appt lo terms hke thi.s it won't kitchen. Many many ex-with own baths 3 car
of the ocean. gourmet Lak Fo t IOSS view, call 758·1600. Open last! t ras. Plush carpet . garage +xtra parking.
kitchen, formal dini ng ••• : ••• ~••••••••••••• VIEW, VIEW lhe Hgts LIDO ISLE house Sat. l -4pm . Walking distance to the Call now, agt. 646-4380 ; room . vaulted ceilings ..._ _________ best view opportunity 1951San Bruno. beach & water. Don't 642·4447forappt.
and master suite with"" Charming3Br+family Casual elegance is the ~~~~~~~~~ m iss this one r or --. ----.-
views of the marina are •*LAKE rm. $267,500. caption rorthis beauliful $265,000. 752.1920 Se~I things fast with Daily ~~~~!!~!!!!~
re a t u r e d Terms FOUST** RAE RODGERS Spanish style home on BIG CANYON Pilot Want Ads r-
Redhill 0-~ Rl',1ltv
1 ;-;:~ -;::11 11
.. $34.9.500. leal Laliet & Woods 631•1266 prestigious Lido Isle. Spectacular exec home.~~~~~~~~!)_ ~U &IL.. San Juan MOMA.ICH IA Y. WOODS Includes 4 bdr ms. all • bdrm. 3 ba, oversized T ~ Capl..,_ I 071 SOUTHLAGUHA View decks + 'l!JOOs /f + with pvt. baths, in-private lot, cus tom PL.ACE ••••••••••••••••••••••• In the aecluded secufit y a car aar + 4 Bra +fami-door/outdoor swimmin& li~rary & bar. spa, EMTIRTAIMB'S ~ •r•-•_•_••_·_·_·_••_•_•_••_•_•_•·_·_·_·_· ________ _
l h. b 1 pool and spa. EJtcel waterfall. pub room, HOME ---TtlS"' &ated area you will find Y room + assum. 1 a flnancln&. Offered at BBQ at flrepit. Security· Spacious yard sur · .-.. vr...-o. 'U ~
thl1 lovely traditional ln1. Only $2115,000. 1649.000. Open Saturday gated private communl· rounds a s~ctac ular 10,.. T1t l :JO P.M.I Cean ~· W ett""I• five bedroom, three bath L& tri-level + 4 Br+ Iott•---------1_4 and s·-.. ay 2-< at 204 t y $7 50 , 000. A., t, I h ,_. I•-·
home with a beautiful + fa m rm. Assum. hi •--------1 "'"' ~ ., so ar ea~ poo "'patio wa te rfall, s pa, a nd bal Ina Only S225.000 PARTY Via San Remo, Lido. 851·0130. for BBQ's & entertain· I~~!!~!!~!!!!~ 3 B d 3 Baths
many fruit trees. J W1t Vacant. 4 Br+ fa m rm *Cote Realty 601 UdoP..tiDr. ~~ s~~~~~~l~~~ HIWftOttTSHORES 8 fOOmS,
the rl&bl comb1naUon + •P• + 3 car 1ar. OnJy IH & Investment Breathta.kln& views of I n I . U II e d b r I c k FORICLOS&ME a.aMd H ... florlnco~oooble family CS2()9,SOO. ~~lol. lnsbu. ·1d HARB VIEW L"-"S777 the Bay 4' Ocean from fireplace, wet bar, love· s br-2 ba. on the waler Wooclbwttlftg Flnpl•c• :v I · -· Wit.om w....,... -1 _.. this beautiful 7lh fir
IUILD YOUR your own. Only su5.ooo. Sma1hlnl famll)' room ~~~~~~!!!!~ home. 2 bdrm, your own ~~ac11~~ :Jm:.~ 0 m · 4 :~}7:~ ~e ~~ e:t llMr UM ti · · · S5e. ...... Allll DllAMHOMI Submit offers. wilh wet bar. UnbeUeva-:: sauna, pool, 1pa " lhe l3%" Maste r Su~te has private J
On tbll level lat with lov-ble beautlfal enter-OCEAHFIOMT most secure of bid&•· OPIEM 5UH l·S Ceiling Sky\ Windows ln the
ely vlewofoceanandth• LAllS tainer'a pat.lo $Bdrm "'* .. 11"'"· S775,000. Appl w/agt, 1162 ~w., ' Br·21 /2 Ba, oo ·U.• s unken ceramic Ute tUb, 1
city of Sa• Clemente Lakefrt w/dock + 5 Bdr Sommen« on fee land. o P•NS""".e•.u 1_,. 6"·90&7,S...9CXIO. • '6J,:tlll • "'-n.Jd ,,,.t .. _ th d
000 + loft. + fam rm Va A'-l .... ,_ • u1 t.e .,. ~ , .. un ,., wa .. er. ••1 VV'I i ""..-... , windQWS across e wi th of ........ $11S, . '0niy° ... o u ... .., ,mmac a 11otE. Oc!eanlroot re1. dlal1)0ndj or d*D h wl
M .. Ua WOODS ~!h,_ANum. ln. "'c· o vet·iln cfolndlllo1 n . Owner/Aatt75-M7G WWHtclfff--"~boJtl • ptnt. troori m1 ... 1reent outsekl "::: oyer
Enjoy breatbtatiin1 -·"""'· ree ve n anc n1 or875-M44 arm .. I.UY me. " p e compar men tc llU
view• and eJc1aot Uv· go:r lake bocn• avail. available. br, 2 ba, fam . rm. Clot• •' • • lrash compactor, rniCl'OWlfl tna. 2 at.ory. •bdrm• .. J • WIALLSTATI • BLUFFS BARGAIN toschooll. AJt,e:Jt-5150. en. ~icb wood exterior. ::~h~~r c:!:::: ly .. W. R~~~· !!:1r~h~~.':!~~ 0 L D CF~!!:' I 0 M a Br·3Bti Olll lhe wai.r. : 1211,000
famlly room rib wet 7 ... 2t7'7 1cbool1. park, 1hoppln1. .---t!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I I'• Lana! "1>tc IA m1tr ..... 14) 4t3-nl"'~8.r-~'I
bar and flrtplac., and A1Uor8.anice, , it1t. 875-5'I0,&4NW4 o. • .,.,.....,.. Br. srn,m Ull~l:tll .,.
bua• m.-.r 1utt. wllb Tomlor~•· Your frle nch. and SBr, plM ~ftl, oek
luarlHf Roman tub neiabbon UH Claa,lflcd HAllCMVllWHOMI • Ule nn. &lnroom, J I Br·2Ba..2cuaJ rn.t .
...... SZMJOO. w be n t b e 'I ha v e "lltd&elo'' 4br, Iba. ree trple1, t.Qle liot. moCor OWC. O* PAINT •
C4"·1&1t 1Jt•~ LGM 1omethlAt ~•lu•· iom•t"'nl t o u lt. Laod loao 111um. b om• Ito r •I•, SAVE I Br-IBa. ~tJ
1 ble? P1 .a •• i71ruli work.bop, far below 1111t• -=-.=-... Loe at-t an •v d,.. °'Ir Tbq'll l•H you how well m • r ltt b 1 0 w J\ er ..... ....,.. O'lt ...
HU. lcllo ltw wllb • ...:..~.:~'/.'!,.::O: •-•llorthoml Ttodo ,_old""" lot ...... -. Co!:!'"" ~U1 i:• Clu1ltt.d ro:n::lt:.a..:r!i'!."' '::~l;P~i!t~..::::a.•n ~iA:cf4J~L:~ • BJ~~~~~DailJ J Dr
1071
WAUJOllACH
DUft.aSl21.000
RC~ttyk>rCo
r .. t "Tu Shelter".
A Tennt. ClM to 1bop-
l n 1 •publ ic
ntportation. """'" ' I ST um * 211 ""• .. 1450 IOIESILTY D•llC8A110H s.,_c, a br, 2 be bome w. Pool. Park, nr Beach.
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15LA&GIAnS
Hlah rental area in
Coeta Mesa. aiu.ooo in-
come now & rent.a are
low. Over '400,000 In
financing available.
18 units under cooatruc trplc + Jae, So. ot Rwy, •5111 98'7 5. 81 J.5088' 81 S.1.869. lion. All unit• rented. 875-9752 ~gt. .. _ ..................... . IAYNOMT CONDO
FULL 51CURITY Dix bids, low m ain---------H.,.._. JJ42
ten.a nee. owe 2nd w /no OCIAM V11W •• •• ••••••h••••••••• ••
payment.a for 18 mos. Jasmine Creek, fated Lux Condo on La1oon c.,..,_ I 071 SI 1,000 OOWM
••••••••••••••••••••• Immaculate 3 br, pool. ) MNM ... w.rtH No qual. 7»arlhgt.
Eleaant waterrr.>nt liv-
ing In exclusive all
aecurity blah rise build·
in&. Vlew1 from e.very
room . .ZBr, 2Ba. Boat
slip available. E~cellent
f i n an<'ing Price
M2S,OOO.
IALIOA-RIDUCID
1720,000. A Quall Place I 3b 2B 2 ba 2 f I I Propertles exclus ive . comm. r1 rm , r , ~ • rpcs, I
7"'2.1..,,0 2~ba, steps to pool, apa 1ar. tBOO mo. MO-~; w=.: oc::4 v11w otMr 1..,...,. ~ ~..... . ..................••• PRICE
6 townhouses, Balboa
Peninsula. 2 Br l~ Ba 8
yrs new, 8 carports.
Seasonal rental can dou-
ble income .
., v1. & tennis. $1!100 /mo. 840.63()9.
87S.27•0or (213)a'76-6620. 1-"-... ---'-----1-.-4-41 2 br, den, 2 ba. Walk lo
ver 31000 sq ft or ~1r.:--110
lecance. Exclusive new omea, from ssu.ooo.
4~'3fo flnanctoa avail
Charter RJty & Invest
A beach . Tennis Ir pool
Custom Ir quality••••••••••••••••••••••• prlv. $7SOl.ae.e.o.S272: ll
lhrou1bout in this like Woodbridae Nice 4 Br 3ba no ans. l-~l
'96-8122 831 8811
f •br. 2ba, assume a p·
rox. $81K at ll'o''lc
rpl c , Sprinklers,
tras ! $139.900 Broker
93-7020
19UESTRJAM
ESTATE
English co.witry farm
tiouse with 5 bdrms, 3
baths, ocean and valley
views Amenities in
tlude trench doors. wood
•nd brick floonng, am
.,1e decking. '950.000
WILSOH & WEISS
REAL ESTATE
DANA POINT
493-2752
1080 .......................
GREATTBMS
Lovely 2br, Iba home
Low down payment.
OWC!
GOW.. w .. t Rftn
841-1511
~RGE ASSUM.AILE
FIXB>IATE
TUSTIN MEADOWS 3
Bdrm. P • ba. new paint.
carpets & drapes Move
bi ready Call Sandy
631-2242
Open House Sunday I 4
14821 Braebum Rd
BY Owner. OWC, 3 br.
frplc. dbl gar $92,500
2530 S Parll' Dr. Santa
Ana
UtUe MtSs Muffet ~at on
a Tuffet. along l'ame a
spider and read m the
Daily Pilot Class1f1ed
aect100 about Miss Muf
fet's Tulfet and bought 1t
(or S9 95 You can sell
your tulfet and IC\ts of
other things through
Daily Pilot Class1f1ed
Ads Ca II 642 S678 -.--
••••••••••••••••••••••
Trailer at tleb $14 ,900.
Terms. OWCortrade DENNE SOOBUMG 2 FOURPt.IXIS
new 2 story Cape Cod . auper ramlly home.
styled CdM home. 3 195()/mo.
___ 4~3816 C~C Loh/ 1
64U:1.,.T50lt18 Excellent Costa Mesa
10,.. f1I l :JO r.M.l bdrm, lge family rm & Waterfront Homes, Inc
go urm et k itc h en, Realtors 631·1400
PALM SPRINGS AREA. ryph 1500 -rental. Fantastic ftnanc-
28r 2ba 4 yrs old Compl ••••••••••••••••••••.·~·~~~~~~~~~ ing. Try 1.5% down Mo.ttoilt, Detert,
furn On 9 hole exec gol! 2 ~emettty Plo,ts Pacific I~---R•sort 2400
View MemoriaJ Park . .,..... I / DUPl.U ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~r!e s':n a~I~ c r~~:· 222-1990 aft 5PM __ 01tlf~·~ 1100 Prime Eastsade Costa 5 Acres with small cabm,
beamed ceilings, 2
fireplaces, patio & deck
2 block.a from beach. An-
n u a I lease $1800 mo
beg10ning June 27. Call
Jo Carol, Agt, 644-9060 638-9300ask for Virginia. Co..ercW ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa location Only water, elect .. 10 ma from
Pro__.. 1600 $6000 DO~ $11.5,000, low down pay Palm Sprinp. Situated 2 BR, 1 ba cottage. 1575 Adlts 1400sq ft. 28r, 2Ba
sun porch fncd grdn CM
ocn aar,5 •Pk64.S·l862
r-• •r .,..." ment submit on geothermao bot sps per mo lst & last. S225 •••••••••••••••• •••• ••• Owner says sell! Costa Zoned for mobile homes. c I e a 0 · g . de p 1 1 1
Mesa tri·plex on lge cor· S22.SOO Call Answer Ad Goldenrod. Do not das-
ner lot. Good rents. zero #471, 642-4300, ~hours turb tenant Call Roxie,
Mobile Home at the bch SHOPPIMI' CNJR vacancy 559-5334 agt -BEAUT· 5 bdrm home, 642-4210 Mon-Fri, 9-5
in Nw~t Qwel young , ftlll • btcome Property 2000 ---------located on Bishop Creek peoples pk $1 0,500. 10 STORES, manage-••••••••••••••••••••••• TAX SHB.TER with view of Sierra & 2Br. lBa, w/frplc, Corner
548·2080 ment a valJable. 3 yrs _..PPLI V ... • •EY 126 U. Saclo $2450,000 Whale M •• Call : Owens 6o7f5~94eg3olma & lSt St. Sl675. - ----old. $450.000 down. Full A ,,_. ..., .
New Mobile Hom~. price $1.400,000. Prine. Near new 4-Pleic, .2 73 U.TexasS965.000 ValleyRlty,71•873-7109 -
oceanvaew-EI Morro only.Agt.644-9513 ~rm .,2 bath each unit :Jt~Y~~=~· H ... W ... •IC,.,....DO ., 209Marguerile·2br.frpk, Beach Park, s p io. 2Br. -walh fireplace, enclosed A ""' "'" Open Sun. 1·5 $835 /mo BALBOA ISLAND patio, double garage Mobile Pk-4SSP SSIOK 2 Mos per yr SI0,000 or 673-6061 APPT 1213> space rent $175 mo. 20 yr BUY OR LEASE BLOG $165,000. Bill Grundy. Duplx-Fee Npt $245K buy all for $50,000 down . 469.4325 eves
lse ss9.900 499-3816 __ 2 storetofc fronts, 1 lrg Rltr.675·6161. 642-6153 Gorgeouavu 644-1534
MISSION VIJO
WOODBRIDGE 3 Br, l ''•
Ba Condo $575 /mo
Wrk (7 14 )833 6029
Ram a H ome
(213)498-6090
Wood br1d1e coodo S6SO
3br, l ....,ba, r edwood
deck pool, spa. tenms.
lake Ma<'Arthur Group
975-1188
Woodbridge, 5Br. JBa.
Presrott Model. Fm rm
din rm, a/c. 2 frplc. 3 car
gar, assn dues. grdnr. no
pets $1095 Agt 541 S032.
3Bd rm , 2 Ba llouse
enclosed yard, a /<'. com
m 'ty pool . s harp
$8 0 0 t mo no pets '
830-5787 or 83J..1979 10 X 45. to be moved. Xlnt apt above. Owner/Agt. -n , TRIPLE MOBILE HME Costa Mesa 3224
~l . ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. New cpts, Sl6000. Billie 1714) 673-1241 or OCEAN VIEW . . .• r lge fam rm. w /wet bar, Condo, 3Br 2,.., ba, encl Woodbridge 4br, 3ba, air
llGCAMYC>tt
Exchmve. full security,
beaut1ru1 3 Br. 3 Ba.
Private yard, wet bar &
fireplace, many other
amenities including
Maida room $14.SO mo.
Call Anthony wkdys
642·5757 eves & wknds.
644.8889
HARBOR RIDGE-3Br,
3Ba, study, view decks,
Jae . pool, tennu ,
$2,000 /mo. 675 4078.
549.9099
H ARBOR RIDGE
CONOO
3 br. 3 ba Sl,500 mo.
Steve , 640 934 5 o r
752 1920 -----On Golf Crse 3 bdrm 3 ba
+ den & bar $1100
645 7605 or 646· l 713
BLUFFS Plaza condo. 3
br, 2•,., ba No pets $800
mo 760·1573 673 3826 ___ J..2~3_)_464-~~ DUPLEX . 2br . 2ba, 6 fruit trees, patio. frplc, bltn kitch. Avail June 15 $895/mo
Drastic reduction on A.~!l~~!';.1;, ~~.~~~~=~~A util shed, much more dbl gar w/opnr $750. 552·1269 Bluffs, 3 br. 2'-i ba, very G R 0 V ES I R V I N E SHOPPIMG CENTY
Spacious. lovely 2 year 21,500 sq rt. Glendora
old triple wide -with New, ptly leased Sched.
lots or bualtirul. 2 Bdrm 2 income $197,000 on triple
b a t h o w n e r net leases Owner must
transrerred See to ap-sell Sl,600,000 Agt
pre<'1ate I I 2 1 3 > 5 5 3 · 9 5 5 2 o r
brand new Ba Ibo a 526 9491 Ron Say 979-5370 Rental 1 rvine, 2 bdrm no pvt end unit, upgraded,
Barret!_!!lty, 64.2·5200 ~ 141846·3278
CAMNEAY VILLAGE Mew !xcllllln!
Steps to the water 2 Br. IALIOA ISLAND
duplex Isl owners 200'< ---------Out of CCMlllty I pets avail May Isl Sl6SO lease $1000 759-0415 depreciation. Great ren· --------P _.... 2550 3bdrm • 2ba, f~p c. range, Owner 64<M6:ll -------tal area 100 feet from DUPLEX-M.I . ror• •r gar. yrd. avail 5 1 !st + IA YRlOMT
beach Large 3 bdrm, 3 Near beach. two 3Br un ••••••••••••••••••••••• sec $675. 642·0835 N Woodb d tt Lovely 4br, 5ba custom
bath plus 2 bdrm, 2 bath I its, 2 car gar. nr park OFFICE ILDG. -----ew n ge co age home near Linda Island
Owner will assist in ' TSLINVSTMT 642-1603 17,000 s /f l + ac o f •2br,2~zba,TwnM S700 home, 2 br. 2 ba. a c. financing ~.000 -----ground Just off hwy 5 Frplc. pool, spa, garage frplc, no pets. lge encl Features lge master
Re<lh ill ~Realty
1 ;1 :~.-;:mo
4 PLEX-$192,500 Oceanside S250.000 wall 549_3232 yd, S700 760-L841 suite. sawia. wet bar.
All 2Br 945 sq rt each handle 1 433-1723 Bkr frplc • game room & pvt.
Separate meters. lndry Nrnutwnhse3BR3Ba Irvine's Turtlerock dock for so · boat
hook-ups m ea unit. leowtiMS-Die4Jo Pvtyard,2carelecgar Spe<' View llJ ghly Up S3.000 mo,yTly 675-9956
commu nity pool 98 ScMd.GI $695 mo lst,last ,Se<' graded 2 Br+ Den. Westmmster Good al> • x · · 759-!065, agt75g.1234 Single Level Comm
2ba. sunke n tub 1n Marine Ave high vis·
master bath Poot. pets ib1b ty location on prime
are allowed Pnce re-comer Has exastmg re
duced to Sl62.SOO Owner tall business plus two -~~~·----.!1_!1-_•~•I anxious rental units SSS0,000
48 Units 3 br. 2 ba 4 yrsp I •· T S7SO M s u m a b I e Ion g t e r m oo "' eMlS o young $1 ,200,000 assum d a k 7""9 oo financing Prine only 9,,, .. ~ mt 1 433-1723 Bkr 3 br, 4?L2 ba, con o. 2 car ro er ""'" 1
3 br. 21'i ba twnhse, huge
master br, view. end un-
it, pvt patio, pool,
$675 /mo < 213)829-0446.
(213)372 4755
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Class1f1ed Ads642 5678
NEWPORT BEACH
LS'll down and assume
loans Three adJoinrng
TRIPLEXES m CdM on
oreans1deof PCH
PLUS
two duplexes and 1
triplex m a row on 19th ·
Agt 536-0123 gar . deck. patio. pool,
6 U L A $140.000 nr USC
Gr SI 7 .000; try 2S' ~· dn or
submit Bkr540-0608
New Mobile Home 3Br,
2Ba. frplc, redwood
deck, cedar shake s1d
mg. nr lake & skiing
$41 .900 Terms or trade FIX & SAVE! 499·3816
3 & 4 units priced to -
move now' Seller~ wanl Real Estot.
S700 540·4083
Seduded 2Br. I Ba patio
home. pool, adlts, no
pets. $525 mo 2453
Orange Ave, see Mgr
Apt B
quick escrow bch~ 2800 St. Balboa Pen1nsuh1
Only 1 lot from sand and ~
surf Absolutely prime
propertae:.
.Jx· NEI&SER
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Trade or sell Long Beach
3 units. ocn area +
Laguna H ills
Leasureworld 2Br. 2Ba
co op, A I cond for place
nrocean 12131437 7674
4bdnn. 2ba.
S650
548-7879
Newport Hts. duplex. 2+
bdrms. gar, huge yard
SSSO mo 64().7814 DUPLEX with Dock
for JO' boat
FOURPL~j'Ftft Valley
MANY MANY MORE'
C /2 I Newport Cntr
640.5357
COii JJ l 11 l~J I) k:.
714 641 0763
2787 Rrii.tol St
Costa Mt-!..t CA
Rentals
2 Br, 1 ba. small child
wekome $SSO
673-3614
15 Units o'face bldg ,;.;;•••••~•••••• 2br, 1•,ba, dbl gar. lge
prime-prime HB lora •• ~~!•••••••••••••••• yard children pets OK t1on 2 blks from bch 25•-; ... • rt•---" 3169 642·9428 dwn, OWC, 559-5334 Agt l"ewpo _._... ---- --••••••••••••••••••••••• Beautiful 3 br, 2 ba. ram
RENTALS
2 Br l 1':1ba
2 BR 2 ba ssso -------3 Br 212 ba
3 Br 2 ba
$000
$800
$1240rum
't523 CAMPUS Da· IRVl"E
WOODIRIDGE
Deluxe 2 Bd 2 Ba high
beam townhome Close
to pool. lakt' & !>hop
$700 mo Lois Ma ll er
•LINDA ISLE•
FORRa.T
5 + Maid's+ Den+ 58a
+ Lots More ! 2sty, 4500
sq rt docks for 13\ so·
boats. private guard
11:ated commty the most
prestigious island in
Newport Bea<'h Call
Darlene <714)828-1280 or
1213)598-1363 Our office
opens 9 S Monday thr u
Friday
Tl' Mot her Wilh Love ...
INVESTORS CHOICE LIDO ISLE charming 3 rm. atrium. gar "' elec
18 Uoits. Costa Mesa bdrm 2 bath. playroom dr. across from park.
zoned for24Condos Just remodeled St55o xlnt loc Yrly lease $800 Uiitut
24 & 18 Costa Mesa 3 yrs
new D. Bourke. Realtor
546-9950.
mo to mo [1111 Grundy, 751 7328 675 6161 _ LGCJWHI leoch 3248
IA YSIDE COVE
COHDO with
fobulo111 Ylew of
wotu and lic)hh. Ex·
cellent waterfro1tt
COfllpMll with pool Clltcl
priYGh bHch. loYefy,
spoclo111 2 bdnft .ct
de-ft. DiltiMJ nn cmd lge
b•lco1ty /deck. Sec.
1y1t•"'· Reh. nq.
$2000 per mo. Yearly
lu. loat slip for
30"bo .. , sip fff xtra.
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Uw h1\1• \ltU hJ\l' tel\(-O '' n·turnffi ....,,lh n '1w1·1.;I "'' "'"" •l'•· 11f \\ .1 rrnth I .. k-.·;., Juuk See ho-. mut•h \ ou Jfl 111\ ,.,,
Want Ad lfe/p? .... I ·~(
I . ·· 642 S6W ~~ ~4..J,· ,.-:<.!;', ~ .J .. 1
SPANISH STYLE
4 UMITSIM
SAM CLEMENTE
Walk to bch. Try 25'7r
down owe rest. financ
ing Lge lot. Bring of
fers ! $190,000.
ROllltTS llLTY.
3bdrm. 2ba. lam rm. den. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaullf~I 2 Br Condo frpk, $850tmo Avail r0<'ea nfront rentals S600
Home an Bag Canyon, now CallS3l-404S mo. & up AdllS only.
golf course view, P<>OI & ------499-3816
fully rum. Lease or m oo 13 Bdrm 2 Ba fireplce nu
thly. Call 8111 Wedmore kitchen, m icro, kids
6«·7020 okay approx Ma y 4
549 7267
2 br, 2 ba. ocean vu, frplc,
patios, gar Refs S735
Nancy. 497 2149.
NEARIEACH
Apts available now
By week or month
Agent, 675"8170
Wat~Ho.et
halton. htc.
Former model Niguel 631-1400
Shores house. 3 BR 2 Ba. ·~~~~~~~~~ yard Gate guard Nr
(714)498-1040 493-0202 3Br house for rent. easy
Lovely 3 br, 21, ba, bit·
ans. dbl gar Few steps to
ocean canyon view
S7SO. 631-5751 pool. tennis, beach
Adults S800 l.se Owner
499-3638
Bluffs condo, 2 br. 1 ba,
wash /dry , refrig ,
S6SO/mo. ~15
UNITS-C.M.
14 units. E ·side. pool,
1012"'c financing
8 units. near new
house wn rentals
access to shppng <'ntrs &
Bch Furn $8501mo.
644 7312. 6'5-6283
Rag Canyon Condo 3br,
decorator furn. view.
pool , tennis . lse
$1800 Imo. 64().6999
EXECUTIVE HOME
So Coast Plaza area. 4
br, 2 ba. ram. &din rms.
new micro kitchen ,
crpts, drapes & tale Dbl
gar . frplc . pool .
redwood deck $795. 1st.
last & $400dep 540-5560
U pper Woods Co ve.
c h arming Victorian
Stamed &lass. magnaf1
cent view, 3 Br 2 Ba $850
(213)378-3119
Npt Terrace 2 Bd 2 Ba
<'Ondo. pool /Jae.. en<'l
gar. S62S /mo. as or 6/1.
assoc fee incl. 646-3942
'"i Blk to Bch, 2br, lba. nu
EMERALD IA y carpets, drapes, fnced
Bluffs Upgraded ,3 __ Br E Side 2Br. lBa. stove. 3 bdrm . 2 ba, pcean yrd. frplc. 2 <'ar gar. TSL Investments
642-1603 "E" Plan Pnme ~a 1 pd view , gardener incl $800/mo yrly 642-8216 , I G bet yd, ut1 . $595 no 846 _ t1on Love y reen t $12SO mo l YT tse Don , -3567
---------•) Lg Fam 1 I y Room dogs 324 Costa Mesa St Co I d w e 11 Ba n k e r . LARGE Broker. 759 9100 or 760·0759 499 1320 I BLK Bch 2 br, frpl,
6« 0496 patio. Yrly 6-1. Ref &
SA1S1 SUM.u11 LhE L1 OAMh . 3!~ii;~~·y~n~c!:~Ppa~ LCICJUlla Hilt 3250 dep. $700 552-8343 &
e ers WI e p Wit u....._. k_. ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64.5·1387 financ10g loo. 3 units Hout.a -Mtwu mo. Agt. 6'5-24u Attractive 3 Br. 2 Ba. In h igh ly desirable area ••••••••••••••••••••••• L v·u N ts Upgraded Nwpt Crest
Built . by . craftsman in GeMral 3202 ~-~~!:~~••••••••??~~ ~1ur!!!. ~~~i. 0 pe Condo, 3Br, 21/.iBa, mini
the 40 s walh a new add1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . ------view, &reat loc, immac. 1 tlon in '68. Priced to sell Lease w1th option lo buy, Ocean & hills view 3 ~R Great view, 3 Br 2 Ba. $975 mo. 6'5-8248
at$259.500. beautiful home in condo,fplc,W/D,lennis, A/C, pvt patio. $700
494-1057 Upland with pool & spa pool. $600. Agt. 496·5980 Kida OK. no pets. li.ffa To.,.__
1096 So. Coast Hwy .
LAGUNA BEACH
Call Mon-Fri. 17 14 ) 4 br. 2 ba, ram. rm. patio, John Marshall 3 Br+ den,2batha, pool.
953-9822 or Sat/Sun , fenced, gar., new crptg, Nu paint/cpl , bllins.
(714) 538-~18 16SO. 962.2194 Frplc, wash/dry, retrig.
2 patios. 2 car gar . .--------.... ~~~~~-~!~ •• ??.~~ ........_hoc• 3240 !,~a0u, t/11 y'rqw~~f!:.e.!belt. USE H• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ·laeV'99"'~ T 11:: Steps to beach, cute lmmac lBr 2Ba cul-de-...,.., 3252 DAILY PILOT lbdrm. uUJ paid Year-rrpk' t~o 9690 ·."".1111
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•• •.Hll ••••••••••••••••• Exclusive Newport ly. 210 44th St $530 aac, ' pa. 1 ' Beach rental properties. 11FAST 673-795-4 aft 3pm. Avail mo. 847-4525 aft 3PM. bdrm, 2ba, frplc, gar. In 67!5-6585 RTSA.
RISULT" lovely neighborhood.
May lat. 4bdnn, 2~ba. frplc, wet-S735 lease loci 1afdener, WESTCLIFF AREA I Br SIRVICE Of"CNlacWM9" 3222 bar, 1 block beach. No nopets.4SM721. d 1 a~ pets $725/mO 964 2283 •---=---------con o, poo , c • ~. new DlllCTOIY ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · . · New 2br. 2ba CONDO, appl, spacious. Very
For Result ' Br + maid's quart.era. KIDS OK frplc. ocn view. ten.nil private· Adlta only. $500. Beaut. decor, auper Bd 2 .... ba ... 1700 87"' 1uua0r--Servl'ce Call ol S I 3 rm, TII .... court.a 1725/blo 644·5951 .,........, .-r~. view, top PYI aas; sq. ft. Triplex. Formerly days, Ms.93119eves 642-5678 UOOO /mo . Koop . owner's unit. Ideally•--~,;__ ______ , 3 Bdrm1 + convertible
lat. JJJ 1_ea_1._128e_._All..;;._· ____ 1 locai.d rw children l650 tao. V-.. JJ67 den on wide kJt with tie
Cluallled Ada, your one· mo. Immediate oc-••••••••• .. •••••••••••• pt&, SUOO. mo. Lawson
64M678 stop 1boppln& center. cupaocy. llMUl2. HOM B FOB RENT Realty, C75-45G ----...:..-____ a.._;::.........:.------1 f Bdnn. 9800. Fenced ........ t• A-..........& lbdrGl,2~ba,ftplc,fam yant 4r fatal•· K1"• • THI••~ ""'°~.__..., I N .,.. bd I~~~ a...rt 140 , 1 m to beach. o peta we come. -.~ • rma, ...,...., auper
••••••••••••• .. ••••••• pet.a. $700mo.162-1375 or9'7J.2t'71.Ait .• nofee. clean. Yeartyleue. '850
~NCHO MIRAGE
a-1ptlHll ,._. ... A• lij h
11% P.Jed rate, so year loaa for l~urious new Rancho Mirap cU1tom
built home. abdcm. 3ba withel.,ant
imported marble in entry and
master bath. 11 ft. celllno. $265,000.
A«ient : (714) S24.-1W days; (7H)
327-3491 ~ves.
mo. A.st, f73.UM. ew townhouse, 3 BR, 2...., Mewpott leeclt 326' __ ,,;;_o. ____ _
ba, tennla court, 1 !lk •••••••••• .. ••• .. •••••• --••••••-bc b . Atlanta /Buch NEWPORTTftR. JASM141C191
Blvd. $850 per rno. TOWNHOMES Plan a. I bdrm, family, Zll-'7~ • 8d 2~ Ba...,., '-··"•ll. IY. bath.I.. totally UP·
.John lhnbaO tndtd. ~ tht tneft· 2STYEXECHOM~ .... hlt. Air coacUtloned.
S car 1ar., ' br. z ba, Anll. 111.., lit .....
formaJ din .. f&m. rm, UJ_ .. _ -L~~U~l:
frplc, cltan. Beach a: ~4i\~·~
Adame. 'hmp. reloc. ~v~
OK. -· lit• last + Npt Critt Ccilido., 1~ 9!J' dep, no.u10owner. lia. om l•••I, dbl f173-Nm
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BRAND NEW 111 VW JE'I'f A (Ser. #9'l396) ==· '8595
DISCOUNT •}()()()
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PRICE
Lota fl ~uipmeat. lhcluding. 4 door.
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BRAND NEW 1981 RABBIT
(Ser. 93819)
SUPER VALUE
·IMMEDIATE
DE E
OUR
SALE
PRICE
4 cyl, fuel~. 4 speed tr.ans, pwr umt braUI, tntd p., lea~ -~'WWW ................... .
~BRAND NEW 111 RABBIT DIESEL
<Ser. 10072)
~01 '7755
DISCOUNT '86 7
OUR
SPICW
PllCI
4D 'L' 4 speed, H.D., electrical,
stereo radio prep., rear
speakers, radial tires.
Eash in on 7or11 .... · .. -·-tMo ..... -.--
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Run l days fo,r $7. 77 11 days for $11.11-· 3 lines lll.IJ Pl.lat
Items totallng $500.00 or less Call 642-5678
Private Parties only -no commercial businesses please. Any classifJcation. No cancellation Rebate .
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••••••••••••••••••••••• I ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 985 No. Pacific Coaat Counaelontopersonally condo, pallo, frplc , •••••••••••••••••••••• · H L B h Ubl 3 B b ondo .... _ 2 Br lJ,', ba built lns, sun E Side lge quiet 2br ocll!. ........ FRO .... T wy. a1uoa eac . select your compa e phone S290. ~7332. r, 2J,', ~ c . Back Decorator rv.rn. 2bdrm. deck w /view. Quiet EASTSlDE, clean 2 BR. ·atio, lndry nn. adult~ ~" "" Oal~y. Weekly, Kitchen rmmte to ault your --Ba y & ocean vu . S800/mo + utll. Annual adults Refs 119 ,,... en cl aar. $425 mo + P t $485673-3600 Fum. 3 Bdrm. 2 Ba. 2 available Low winter Ufestyle.Shared·Llvang Near beach rum. water
t!OO/mo. Aak for Ron. leue, no cblldren No Emerald ts:50/~o security. ZSJ 16th Place. nope 1 car garage with office, r-tea.494-5294. 833DoverDrSuite31 NB incl. 966·0816 work ,
152-5111 pets. 842-0369. · · Apt. B, no pets Call t otr Harbor Blvd. washer & dryer incld 631-1801 631-2263 home. Steve.
t M 3724 lolboaP Ir• 3107 979-3848 2bdrm, lba. small dog Av a I I . Now Ro'Qm with k itchen Pamlly home, 3 br, 2 ba, 01 a ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• _.. Wkly/Mnthly prlvleges. Adults only. frplc, pool, tennis, pvt••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTSIDE ...... $4~.~M16· TSLMGMT 6421803 962-7520.
comm, 2 blks ocean. CASADIOIO $.150UWpd.lBRDuple• ... ·1 2bdrm b ------
llOOO/mo.546-6020 ALLUTJUTl~PAlD :J~~t!.a/.tr~Balboa ;tv::Y;o:hag, d~~P!·s~ M~!~~~l~~~~V~pt, E. Bluffs Condo, 4Br, BackBayarea.2seprms
patio, frplc, d/w, beam encl garage, patio, 3Ba, sundk, pool, 1875 for rent in lge house M
ceilings, aar. adults. dshwshr,lndryrm No mo. 645-3474, 12 13) orF,S22Smoearm +
$450/mo pets. 541·«60 .,,, util. 642-11186
Rmmte wanted to s hr lge
condo nr S.C Plaza
Sauna, pool, Jacuzzi.
Private bath. Available
May lsl $250 + ex·
penses Call SS7 3527 or
759-0060
2 br. 2 ba, furn apt ,
Irvine . golf course.
b1lliard1, pool, jar. ten·
n1s $350. 559-5445
Harbor View home, 2
bdrm + den, 2 ba.
as<ltmo. Liie. S4.S-6171~
963-4057
Compare before you •• 1 BR. YTIY, ulll. gar.
rent. Custom d eai1n o n the bay. View
featurea: Pool, BBQ, U p1talr1 . lmma c .
s urrounded with ftueb 673-1943. MQ5. Open Sat TSL MGMT 642 1603 2 BDRM S4M
1 BDRM $395 CU ft Haven, 1804 Clay. 2 NICE Rm. for rent. gd Female mid 20·5 to share
BR l Ba, fplc. no pets. neighborhood $185 3bdrm • 2ba 760-9573 Vic
Fem 21 35 wanted to s hr
2br, 2ba Irvine $250 + shr util 552 9504,
646-3379
landecaplng. AduJ Uv· 1.4, 3ll Edaewater 2br, li,,ba, 610 Joanne St.
lArce 3 Bdrm 2 ba home ma at its best. No pell C.M. no ctuldren, small + lovely yard. Westclilf. Bach furnished $370 1 BR, yrly, $3115. Blk to dog considered. $425
2323 Elden A.ve CM.
642-76a> SSOO mo. 675-0349 Ref's 545-1067 tona. ' Rmmate to shr lrg 3 Br
house. CM S225. Resp,
prefer Fem. Plenty of
pri vacy 760 0991 ,
675·6693 Kelly
f980/mo. 646.6789 or 365 W. Wilson, 642·19'71 beach, w/carage. Reep. 642-7344 Spacious 2 Br $366. Pool &
645-1103 s:l2S Mo. Deluxe Mobile i_a_dl_t_o_r_c:..pl_. _&CS-_5862 ____ 1 * 2b d---S C laundry fac
WESTCLIFF 2 Br, l "'i ba Gent. nonsmoker, over NEAR AJRPORT
townhouse. AduJts only. 40 Costa Mesa, nr Prof Fshr2br,2ba lux
----------r con o. nr . 548-9556 Home. Mature adults. no Capf1"'-leoclt JI II Plaza. S.A ssoo. no pets --- -
no pets. IMO /mo 1728 Nwprt Blvd 548 7586 twnhse. c M. area Bedford Lane. 548-7533 I ----VERY NICE room . 675·3638,5575484 Small Bluffs Condo, 3Br,
2Ba. available now $725
mo 640.5998
Harbor View 3Br & den.
M any upgrades
t950/mo. 760-001
IAYCREST
Lovely 3 Bdrm, den &
family rm Just re-
decorated Gorgeous pool
& s pa Sl500 Agt
673·6413
pets. Quiet. secure. 1991 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 549-3232. D•a PoL-& ll26 ---"" Drive bv S09 Femleaf 4 Newport Blvd.646-8373 3Br. 2Ba, bltns, frplc. ocn -----••••••••••••••••••••••• ' ---view. $475 mo. 832 6520 $400 2br &side Adults. Bd, 2YJ Ba, nu bldg, 4 rar
1 bdrm furn. cottace. l dys 661-1730evs no pets En Gar "'A"-94-41 ·. 1 or 2 br. balcony. D W . gar. $1350/mo Avail .,..., clean, com laundry & person. Clean & private. 551·4177 wshr. gar, nr ocean. Si l. Ask for Darrell
No pets. M2S incl a II Corot1a del Mar 3122 661 .0252. Pash. 63J.l.2166
utils. 548-0622. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR twnhouse Living
2 Br. 2 Ba duplex w /sun· rm D 1n1 n g a re a • HwwtiMjtmleacll 3740 deck. 411 Poinsetta kitchen. fplc, gas &
••••••••••••••••••••••• $700 /mo Iyr lse . water, attached garage,
$375 /up 1·2 bdrm. ~I. 675·0124 Jackie pool, jacuzzi. laundry
Bachelor apt. aJI uhls pd,
3 blks from PCH.
$300 /mo 831-1873
R~M~
H t.,\l.TI IHS
jac. adlt. 1.899'2 Florida. ---tac on property Adults. Lge 2br. 1i,,ba. balcony,
H B. 842-2834or842 3172 EnJOY summertime llv-no pets Avail. immed. frplc. S475tmo. 1 blk to ocean/bay, year-
ing year·round . 1•,2 SSOO + $275 security 6618437 ly ,$750/moincl.utll,blt-
$250 tmo Private bath &
entrance Nr D P
Harbor. 493-3ll5
Male 33 wants fem rm
mle full priv S275 mo
incl uul ~l200ext 34
I Brdm, pvtenlrant•e. pvt SPACIO US furn home
home, $125, lSt. lai.t & with refined MATURE
dep 646·~ adult, non smoker Lov
Pleasant room w 1k1tchen
or lndry or ya rd
privileges Prefer so
meone who enJOYS adult
family home . M 1F
548·5998
ely area Dan 11 Pt
4933115
Fem. to share 3 BR apt,
~teps lo beach, Penin
$2 17 mo $1 25 sec
673-2961
M 1F lo s hr 2 bdrm apt
across from Fashion
Island $330 mo incl
uttls Call Paul. 640-8937
Fem. housemates wanted
H.l.'1 FINEST blocks rrom CdM Beach 631 -4984 ins , 3 Bd. Ava ti 5/1 ~ew 2 story condo pen· Spanish Estate Living' 2 b d rm , bu 1 It Ins. I 2 Br. l Ba, nu paint & 835·2844
I.house. Ocean & moun-Beautiful park·like sur· fireplace, lge deck, Quiet 1 Br I Ba New! carpet. Avail now $395. Hohh, Motets 410(
3br Nwpt Bch hse, $200
mo, Isl & last. ·~ ulll.
nonsmkr. avail May 1
645·9634
Rmmte wanted to s br
w /fem 2br. 2ba. CM
S200 tmo + $150 sec 1f in
terested 631 4948 e\ es
for beaut. 3 br & 4 br
Woodbridge homes, nr
lake. re as rent SS2· 1332,
835-4447 X271
Rmmte wanted H B
m el low, non-sm kr .
S2001mo mcl ut1I M /F
960-6481
tam views 2 + den. ro undin1s. Terraced garage parking. $800 crpts & drps . Good Call Darlyne 661·1162 or 3br. 21-'lba, ideal ror J
Security 1ate guarded pool. Sunken gas bbq, mo. annual lease. Avail. eastside Loe. Mature 494-3672 sanglJ!s, 2 frplcs, atrium
.......•.•............ ,
Balboa Inn oceanfront
Low wanter rate1> Daily
or weekly Kitchenette
S90 & up 675-8740
comm un ity. $1000 . sparkling fountains immed Call Jo Carol. Adults only S32S 147 E. ------w w'iterlall,dbl gar.283
675·9132 675-9113 I Sp a ci o u s room s Agt, 644.9060. l8th St. 14• CM ..._..CJfcM leach 3140 Knox St $850 mo S-3 -Separate dining area. --------••••••••••••••••••••••• 675· 1458 for appt
ta AM 210 W a I k -1 n c Io set s . 504 ORCHID, 2 BR 2 Ba, 2 Br l ba, yard, garage. -----,~o . AOUL T ..di~. LIVING
;•a•:;;·;;•2•~;~;;;1:~:~~ h omelike k itchen & yard, dbl gar. Adlts, no $450 mo 960-5043 and 2bdrm. 1"'2ba. adults. no
cabinets Walk to Hunt-pets S750mo 675-5688 63l 2177 pets, S395
L IVE IN NEWPORT
BEACH FOR $100 PEil
WE EK. 645·0440 new decor, Dnve by ingtonCenter. ----5482682
2317 S. Lowell S600 1mo. 1 Bedroom-furn. $440 Costa Mesa 3124
Let, last + $150. 644·5069 2 Bedroom.furn, SSlO •••••••••••••••••••••••
2 Blks from So Cst P laza,
6 or 12 mo lse. S600 mo
Xlnt cond SSl-4540
Adults, no pets MESA V EROE home al·
Ut11Jt1es Free' I mosphere 2&3dlx apts.
No pets.~ 1034.
LA QU INTA HERMOSA I --
South LOCJIMG 3286 16211 Parkside Ln. 1 blk • • • • • • • • • •• • ••• • • • • • • • • w of Beach. 3 bl ks s or )\bl: Fll!kt
OCEANFRONT HOME Edinger
O'looks pvt beach, 2 br, 847 5441 ~ FAMILY APTS.
2"2 ba, den, din rm lg<' L-a leoch 3748 Brand new beautiful lrg
deck, s1200,mo 499 2253. -~--apt, for fom1lies with l
499 5021 _ ~:·t•e•;;;0·~·;.··P·;:::·;e• or 2 ch1ldr~n Near park. .. Heat paid No pets
beach, secunty. pool 2 2Br. 1 Ba $470
Br fully fum. Luxury ...,.. W W Lson 631 5583 3425 Mobile Home. 642 1802 ......, i ·
••••••••••••••••••••••• or975-~ 2 Br. 1 Ba. Maple St.
Bachelor CONDO vacant.
$500 mo Newport
Beach 978-0423
2bdrm, 2 car gar. covered
patio. '• mile to beach.
Access to pool & courts
SS75. H B <213)925 4796,
( 714) 67 5. 4!MY.!
Watch the surf from this
beaut I Br ('Ondo S800
mo Isl. last + sec
772-3053
Lux. 3Br condo. 111ba.
patio. elect 2car gar ,
close to So Coast Plaza
& park $595 l se
549.0259
HIEWPORT COHDO
Sharp I~ security
9ate-Ma11y
Olfte'11ltln-AHMI0-
1 ltle 1001-0•ly
SI 5,000 dwn. Vlf9Rlo
O 'lrl•• Agt
'73-132l
WDBG condo Lease
1695/mo 2 Br. 2 Ba Call
after6pm SS1·2181, ~
Family Condo, 1 m1 frm
BEAUT. 2 br. oceanv1ew.
h1-fuh1on decor, huge,
gorgeous Ir. $1 ,000 mo.
Adult, refrig, no pets.
Quiet $375. Sierra
Mgmt . Co 641-1324
Avl 5-1 to7·15 499-2227 SpacioU13BrOuplex
;;--:::. •~1t 3769 $425. Pool & latmdry fac "ewpon --548-95.56 ....•.•..••............
Luxur y Ocean f ront
Weekly 2 or 3 Br Comp.
furn 1ncld linens.
640-4784
3 Br 2 Ba Valencia.
townhouse 2 children
OK No pets $525 Sierra
Mgmt. Co. 641·1324
Fanlast1cally furnished Wests~ 2 ~ 1 ~., ba.
townhouse. with ocean cpts. drps. builtins,
view Tenrus rourt, pool. deck. gar, Yr lse. $475
1925/mo. 760-9117 760-0489 & 760-0409 _I
NO 1·
LEASE
REQUIRED
VUA·ROUND FUN:
Social Act•viloes 01
recl"r •Free Sunday
Brunch • BBQ s •Par
t es • Plus much more
GREAT RECAEATION
lenn•s •Free Lesson5
fpro & pro shop>• 2
Heallh Clubs ' Sauna '
Hyoromassage •Swim
m.r•g •Or 1v•ng Range
mte8liB.AU
APAITMEllSrS
Beautiful landscaped
garden apls Patios or
decks . Pool & spa Cov-
ered parking Adults, no
pets
2 BR . 1 Ba $470
2 BR, 2 Ba $480-$485
398 W Wilson, 631·5583
l BR. $405
161 E. 18th. 642·0856
3 BR. 2 Ba SSS0
2 BR. 2 Ba SSOO
151E.21.st, 548-24M
Unrum 2 br, 1 ba lsl &
last mo. rent + S200 sec
dep0sit S3SO mo 787 W
Wilson, apt B Agt.
552-5510
S395 2 BR. gar. up:.la1rs
132 E Bay
541 -5331 or 646-2326
• I & 7 RR p .. ,o Apls
• Oosh•4\nt•' & 880'
• Poo & Rt, Ro r
• Gd'0t' l 4 10\c.~P· IQ
r Joo to Buen & Snoo\
•S 1G 1ts
SEA ENVIRONMENT
'lbl1 HAMIL TON H R
'162 4SOO
LITE. BRITE. AIRY & brand new spilt level 1 2 & 3 Bed r o o m s
& 2 br t•ondos m water-$400-$450 Kids OK, no
oriented project. Pool. pets please. Water 1
1ac. bit· ms, frplc, dbl car Tras h Paid Car port
gar w opener. $540 & 964·2566 or97J.2971 Agt .
up. Ter1. 979·3376 or no ree.
751-9187 -2 Bdrm. 2 ba. cpts, drps,
2 bdrm I ba. r p, dis· d w. encl gar. Beach & 5
hwshr, nu t'pl.S drapes. Points area $430/mo.
garage. $460 821 1890 842 8032
l Bdrm w loft. 2 Ba. Large 1 Br w garage, 4
refr1g, stove, pool $420 I' blks fro m beach
283 Avocado 821-1890 $380/mo. 1st mo+ S200
I
dep req CaU SJG-7542
Century 21 tSUR F 2Br. lBa. $425 mo --
Call wkdys Avail now 2 Br 2 Ba. up-
759-4173 s tal'rs . frpl c , dshwr.
balcony & garage
Water tt rash paid. 1
c hild. no pets . S475.
964-2S66or 97J.2971 Agt .
no fee
2 IR. 2 IA. W /GAR.
C athedral ce1I , fplc,
dshwshr, balcony Pool
& s pa SS3S mo Adults
only, no pets 2650 Harla
549·2447 SEASPRAY 2Br, 2ba.
----rrplc. R~. & security
NEWLY DECOR. Nr beach. 9645. 891 -6396
1 Br gas pd, encl gar ait d /washer. pool Adults -'---
642-5073 38r, 2Ba, din rm & uv rm,
. frplc, d11hwasher. nice
$450. 2 BR, patio. pool. yrd SS95/mo S300 sec.
Adlts, no pets 32S J 17th 963.8842 al\ 5 .30
Pl. 646-5137 art 1 lAM. -. --
-------Lux new 2br. 2..,,ba
2 Bdrm condo. Lakeshore twnbme. pool /Jae /ten·
adlt complex Comp! ms. sec gate on lagoon
rec fac1I Nr ~o Cst 962-l398 eves
Ocean View, spal'. lux
ur1ous 2 BR 2 Ba
Ve r sail le s All
amenities. $750 557 1997
Steps to bch 2 BR 1 Ba.
fplc . dbl gar. patio 1630
mo yrly 968-8263
•OCEAN ROHT * Fr pie, panelled, patt0,
lbr, $575 1mo. 642·0045
eves
E Bluffs Condo, 4Br.
3Ba. sundk, pool $850
mo . 6 4 5 3474
(2131541 4460
Yearly, Hotel Apl Room.
k1tchf'nette & bath Ut1ls
paid. S280 mo + secun
ty deposit 2306 W
Oceanfront. Newport
Beach 673-4154
SEA LARK
MOTEL
•Weekly rentals now
avail •S!l8 and up
•Color TV •Phones m
rooms
2274 Nt'wport Blvd C M
640-7445
r>untftl.-r R...tals 4200
I Br Vers ailles pen •••••••••••••••••••••••
thouse. SS2Stmo, lease Furn. 2bdrm Mesa condo.
or lease option 968 5133 a va ti 6 127 thru 8 22
AM $525 mo Call Ans wer
HOUSE • . ., blk ~ bch. 2br. Ad 11446. 24hrs..: 642 4300
Iba, fn ced yrd, frplc 2 Newport Beach House
car gar 1800 mo yrly Summer Weekly Rental
642-8216, 846-3567 39th St •., blk from sand.
VERSAIUES
Lovely 2 br. 2 ba. former
m odel. decorator
l'OmpL furn. off street
parkmg. taking reserva
lions 540 8632eves only
touches. clubhouse & Vacation Rentah 4250
amenities, $599 Sand y, •••••••••••••••••••••••
642-6149 Oceanfront Condo Poipu
Bach unit on waler
$300 tm o. Own I Agt.
833-2650 or 673-8849
Beach, Kauai 1 Br $45 a
night. 2 Br fl60 a night
499-1526.
---------l •NWPT OCEANFRONT
Sharp l Bdrm apt m Npt & Lido Isle bayfront,
Heights,ladultnopets W/s ml boats Wkly
S32Smo. 6'2-n4S 673-SURF
E Bluff spacious 2br, Newport Beach. steps to
2ba, ~ly, end unit in ocean Wkly or monthly
small lux. complex 1 4bdrms, $375-$775 wk
Cstm decor, frplc. ca-ly Agt Helena 559 9400
n y o n &t b a y v i e w . -----
balcony & fenced patio Lake Arrowhead Condo
w /garden Pool acces. Beaut rum. spacious 3 Pita $49.S/mo 556 8232
or 540-0770 tbr Townhouse, built-ms. lndry fac carports level. 3br. 2~<iba Pool.
-- --rrplc. pool. spa/tennis. 1 avail May 4. 162S/mo wlk to lake $700 mo
1 Br Easts1de. Small but mi to bch. No pets 5475_ 644,8449 ___ 640-1605 __ _
bch. w Bluff. CM 2Br. l~Ba. all amen dys,
1182·4454 . eve 645·6065
coiy w /lots of neat wood 847 8758 oAo99l6 ,,,_. 1 br. yrly, gar. prkg, RetttalstoShcre 4300 Bachelor $360 S33S. 551-1660
DELUXE 2 .R 2 I ... steps to beach. $400 mo .• ••. •••••••••••••••• • •• -----2250Vanguard Way E Side Bachelor . "' 6733958 ..... """" M · ., A ·d d ·t 2 ""' Near beat'h , new , · ...... ..,,.,.,.,. ovsng . vo1 epos1 s 540-9626or5411:. 4 .... _ furn /unrurn. S230 mo. -----& cut living expenses•
Fem to s hr w :same 2bd M F sh r 2br apt F V $200
Irv Condo many xtras + 112 ut1I 963-2801 days
S275 857 0795or8S7 0794 9 30 PM wknd:. anytime
f' avatl 1mmed Private
room & bath Conv loc
non-s mkr $220963 6216
Adult, nonsmoker. like~
dogs Nice 3 br condo nr
beach. Victoria & Ca
nyon. $250 + $100 sec
Fem pref 631 5898 2br a pt 1n P1necreek
Village S260 /mo Pref
Shr Backbay, employed female 642 7611
f'em O\er :.> Call dy:. GaraqH
673 8302 for llftlt 4350
Fem Rmmle w:.tnted , •••••••••••••••••••••••
'>hr 4 Bd house S270 Drywall finish. 30ft long
t ulll Aft 6. 675 3045 front & rear doors. dbl
drive at·cess 846 4152 Fem s hr apt 1 '> rl'nt $165
+ ut 1 I ref req Aft Storage only single. safl'
6 JOpm 645 4740 & secure S40 724 James
C M 673 771f7 Working R1rl to s hr Hunt
Bch house w same Call Single Gar, lo<'kable. for
61'3·4315 or847-SSl6 storage. not parking
$75 mo 646·2389
M or F. Newport Crest 3
br Townhouse Tennis.
Jae Ulll 111cl $350 mo
642-3850 or 646-1869
WANT 1:-: D , mat u rel
career woman lo .,hare
my NB ohome $275
631 -3526
Bachlor mid 30'5 seeks
unfurn bedrrn w ba &
Ille ktchn priv Prefer
off St parking located nr
4-05 Fwy SJS.0347 Bob
Prof female needs rm in
Office R...tal 4400 .............•..•....•.
FULL S f-:RVICE SUITE
O RAN GE COAST
FINANCIAL CF.NTER
2845 Mesa Verde Dr E
116, Costa Mesa S375 per
mo + security deposit
Includes all ultl., use of
library conference &
telephone answ<'ring
Secretarial area avail
at $175 per mo James E
Dunger Atto rne y
957-1414
home or apt w /same. 1617 We5tcbff. N B Want
NB area 497-4154 Karen financial inst 7000s r
lsl. floor Agenl 541 5032
Nwpt, 2 blks to beach,
fem. nonsmoker. must
see! S220 Mr Juhan,
640·1850 . 645-6759hm
Fem wanted to s hr lge
home w /pool, ulll incl
~/mo CdM 760-9415
32 yr old man w n yr old
daughter looking ror
place to shr 847 3168
~OLLCEHTER
NEWPORT EIJ.a ~t executive suites
tn ~estiee locat ion
With cmnplete support
services
714/851·0681
•DELUXEOFffCES•
I room, from S235 /mo.
No lease required 2172
DuPont Dr AdJ
M /Fem. 25·40. no bad A 1 r p o rt e r H o le I
habits 3Br 2Ba, fam 833·3223.9-12
rm. pool. Jae, home nr -.
So Coast Plaza Use CdM Deluxe Swtes. AC.
2Br. $375 & hair ul1l ampl pkg, util pd 2855
Ref's req 540-8225 E. Cst Hwy. 675-6900 Woodbridge condo. 2 BR.
clolt to pool. lge brick
patio. l600 mo. 833-9186
af\lpm
BEAUTIFUL APART·
MENTS 5.n91p, 1 &
7 Be:l•ooms • l'ur
n1sl'led & Unturn1~11eo
•Adult L•••"9 •No Pets
• Moaels Or,en aa11)
910 6
To Place your
"Fast Result"
lpd '""' .. "1 w/fplc, & patio, encl. 2 bdrm adlts onl y , Professionally s in ce ut1 .,....,....., gar , O t W. laundry Newport Heights.stove. 1971 17HISTRHT
2Br, 1,2 Ba Townhouse rac11.. ideal for room-refrig, carpeted w /w, fhe fastest draw m lhe Costa Mesa. 3 rm suite.
IrvUlt Orange Tree Adil,
1 bdrm/loft l ba, $475
"4-4620.
Brand new Turtlerock
Irvine lbr. 2VJba, 1525
1q , fl , p ool /ten -ftti , .. /1DO 644-5959
Oakwood
Gerden Apartment•
Newport Beach/So.
1100 16111 Sl
Oo•P• di 16111
17i.t) 11•22 5113
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642-5678
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P . d 1 mates . Adu lts $465. drapes. 631.4649 HOUSEMATES West. a Daily Pilot A1C. Plenty of parking. vt pallO, gar, a 11 ts no 960·4614 832-4134 Classified Ad. 642 5678. 545 sq ft S400 per mo. pets.~65 548-7510 --WESTCLIFF 2bdrm. -------Realonom1cs 675-6700
b b d LGCJllRa leach 3141 2b fr I I d 1 -----------------., 3 r . 2 a , crpts, rapes. ••••••••••••••••••••••• a. p c, poo . 11 u ts.
patio. cllrport. no pets Luxury 2bdrm, 2ba, view, patios. adults $595.
$485. 645·9966 -open beams, Crplc. $975 675-6999
H.tilhjt. hach 3140 WlfiftcJt• leach 3140 ~~~e~~:C:~-~~unt 2Br. adlts, no pets, S3SO
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. 2421 E. 16th St ~~
FOR ~INT: Condo Mis·
'"" lhl Country Club D1M, 1."' a niJbt.s 1225 ~it. 662-UllLyons.
Newport Beach/No.
880 llvone
at 161n
17141 .. S-111M
r,==::==:=::==::==:=::=:==:=:~19'Wwport leach 3169 645-4718 Kennebunkport? ········••••••••••••••• East Blutf. 2br. 2~ba,
PA.If NEWPORT e n c I o s e d g a r a g e .
Wv-f-ov ~ otW'X c.ol~?
F ULL SERVICE SUITE
O RANGE COAST
FINANCIAL CENTER
2845 Mesa Verde Dr E.
116. Costa Mesa Share
350 sq ft office with
another Realtor or comp
othe r s mall business
$250 per mo. +security,
includes utils. & phone
a n s w eri n g Ot her
services avail. 957-0'701 .
9-5 daily.
••Vllla•e Walk IBr
l"la, dbl Oar, 2 pl\Sof.
, al~l1 1pe. Nr 8o • 9i00/1DO. ft 11tt.-ra1rv1ew / ..,. ......
Oceanfront 2br, lba, gar,
frplc, wkly until June 1.
$3 00 . 751 ·61 4 7;
(213)331-5417.
•OCIMROMT
Isn't that the horse that won I\ SSSO /mo. 640·5298 or
The Triple Crown in '727 APARTMENTS 953rl220
~fD~
If you're not sure who (or wtiat) Kennybunkport
was. don't feel bad-you're not alone.
Kenny00nkport Is one of 14 cJstlnctlvtty
different apartment tloorpllns at Seawind Village
In Huntington Beach. Seawtnd Village Is a result
of totally personalized professlo"'I plannlnQ.
The kind of ittention you deserve.
A perfect blend of naturt and llvlng-
nestled In a forest with babbling brool<s and quiet
ponds. cooled by n1tural oc:mt1 ~ Add to
that tennis courts. swtmmlnQ pools. 1,JacuzzJ Ind
a convenltl'lt IOcadon netr ~no and
•mplo'jmtnt and you've got a pt«e aiiyont would
proudly call home. (Ewn KennybunkportJ)
One and two bedroom. ooe anjj two blth
ldult epettrntnt:s trom "40.oo
~-~'~ 15555 HUnangtOn vi-! ....,. HUnttngU>n Budl. CA
(71~) 883-9198 'rom i'9 Sin e>i.oo Frwway dlM nontl on 9'lc:tl to
Mcf!IOdtft then Mil on Mcfao:lln to ~ Wlll)e
Fllmlfli{IQI tva'llibit • °'*1 dal~ 10 AM 111 Oulk.
COUNTRY CLUI
LIVIMGIN
NEWPORT
llACH
Newport Island. yearly,
2bdrm, quiet
nelchborhood, no pels.
"75. 873-4749.
3110 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Extra I& 2Br 2ba condo.
Pati o, 1ar, pool .
waahr/dryr, prof paint.
ed. new drapee, Adult.a. ,
Close to Mi Sq Prk.
'T7$-0529. 831-lOlll
Hr.So.c..t,._.
2 Br 1 ba, 1ar, cblldren
OK . SUS/mo. A&t
151-0424
Lel-
.... M
Ye6M-W ~our~
Use Answer At/ service
when placing your ad ... a
Dally Pilot ad number will
appear in your classified ad
. we take your messages
24 hours a day ... you cau
in at your convenience
during office hours and get
the responses to your ad , ..
this service Is only $7 .so
week. For more Informa-
tion and to place your ad
call 642·5678.
Prime Newport Center
Office space w /s pec·
tacular ocn view for sub-
lease. 1078sq tl. 780-9204
Suite off Pacific Coast
Hwy, nr Chart House.
NB. J.40 sq.ft. $'00 per'
mo. Call John 549-2117
Dix Nwpt Bcb Airport Of·
flee. 1500.q ft. Sl. persq
ft. 646-'411
HIWPOl'f llACH
Connnlent Penlnrula
louUon ._... from Ci·
t.J HaU. t.ucuuve style otncH w /full tuvices
avail. J'l'OOl IU sq.It.
and up. No le••• re· quired Call tn-JOOl.
AmPOln'
UICumt IUITI Several offtcer aqD In
fall MrviCle .UC. tWle located Dear O.C.
Alrport. TD._ .
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Orange Cout OAfl.':V PILOT/8atunjay, Aprll ~. 1981
'"'OO 000 -ooo ..... l20,000 %nd TD. 3". Int • ••••• •••-•••••-••••••••••• Leif A.__. .. IJ en•ilili IJIO~ HIO ~ W... 7 M
Jltcloedo et 1'Q" H O. I n 1111 w • '° -· ...,,. All tlue JI/mo. Secured. • ... •••••• .. • .. •••••• •••••• ................................... ••• ••• •••• .. •••0 •••
liJdt tu-a . wat ·-:!!'.~' ..... ! ...... _ ~"-· C•U: Bu .• 20 ualta. IU·l'UO, LOST · PttWwelfernt covlRGIRL 1 have. t«lmique that AIPE-Work W/baft·
17tltST.CM
MESA
INDUSTRIAL
PARK
11 I W. 1111 St.
Costa......,Cllf.
64M463
MMllU. <Privtte liender' Oa1 Ute• Mitt.on ti. ·'fi-.u a could hip :'JOll u · dlupped adlllta. llu.t OIU~~B ,~ ... ti-Molt¥.1" T....t (Jrtierred.) tame. Reward! Call * o.., .... _ ft membtt ctre.m.. $end be • ..,,,., • .Ulfn1 toU· ,..,~ · ,_,, "'°" 0.-1011 Mt T11'I m.0211 MCJVlSA 12 to Dreama, P.O. Box 1l1t tn ~ 1uch ..
5*1lh fottta nle. Jolu\ •••••••••••••"•••••••••'-+a~ 11001--·--· ------1 5092 Ole•te. Ca 9120_1 toU•tln1. t..tlq. 1en. Coe Alt: CU·~ ,............_ ....._ ,._ ....... -9;;.;;i..••••••••• Lo1t : Cit, Hlmalayao -• ~
_.._. ":-9" -• '°XY LADY • SI( cleanpp. £x_,1. va •· P'or Sale· 'ruhlo11able All t.,,_ ol rul •uate Seal Polnt, Sat. iD Top cl -0' .... ,. .... • OHL y t Ion It ltu u ran • . ... #..... '-....... World aru, La, Bch. u L~ b r l t u l t d boutique. rrlme area, Jnvestmenta1'"ce~. F•ADS REWARl>41N-t.U6aft4 VLSA MC B s c 0 RT s & .". s . D Nwpt Beh *"'a. S.nd ln· S~a. • t7~1 Ill• MODELING CerebraJ Pally Aaaoc ..
qulriatoboaf11Cl6: P 0 . WTDt Found· Stray do( IU.tttf Santa Aoa.~6780
Box ueo; Costa Meta 642 .. 2 I 71 145-0611 Al£ f1££ Npt ~. .. AMIMAL HOSftT Al
1241 aq. f\. otnce retail
apace Sublease from
out101n1 *1ants. 5~ aq. n.. lmmed. occupancy.
A/C Plenty ol parllin&
CaU
Realononucs
tll821. 548-3238 SPIRITVAL Perm F tr poeltJon In 1980 1q. n. Unit avall 1._ _______ -iWldow bas money for Cai REAOlNOS SWEETHEARTS cludlna Saturdays,
May lit. Carp.ts ,1-2NO T O.'s any 1ize Loet:M.7mOIKltty,or/. lOam·lOpm.FullyLlc'd, l ITTNl'lftll 64• ..... ,. ht ht cheat ID _,,, f\NU 15 •ISCOITS• c l ea niac. bath DI ' drapes wet bar. •336-:W RI IUUIUft: above $10,000 No credit -w ' w ' ..,., 492-7296 or.._ . .,..... 18 2.4 HOURS seneral u1l1tance, sq. ft. *1..eulng office ~ I, no pnlty. For action~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ 646_-1_s_1_1 ______ S . Camino Real, San Viu /MC S29·1927 minimum a1e 18 ¥fl. 615-6100
hrs. Mon thru Fri &..t call AGT 673-7311 LOST: La Oranae eat, FOUND: FemDalmatlon _C:l:e=m ======j·~~~~~~!!!!~~I lrvlne5S2-1513 •••• ••••••'-'•••••••• •••• Sat 10.2 D~ TOIS ti '""" any me altered male, WAS very th l n v l c ---------i •"or store• olllce apace 1------415 Custom shad\drapery wearln1& blue collar. Ward/Ellls9G2·3&88 ATLAMTIS Good looltlna mirn to ANSWERING Serv. Nb.
............. 4450
atreuonablerale:t. Storage and carpet usiness MeckerttfllahMtg. "Gus " REWARD meet broad m1oded exp. nee. Part &t ru11 500to2700SaFt. •••••••••-••••••••••• w /expaodin1 anterior SINCE.l.881 S66..a437 FOUND : 2 Doberman MASSAGISftA woman 2S·40 yrs for lime. Mio. typmc req'd
MESAVERDEbR Approx. 6000sq rt . in designclientele.J500sq lst&2ndTDll,'50K·SlM+ Plncher,aboutlyrold, Be pampered by 16 mutual tun Valentine 631·0140EOE p, .. .,,, FountainValleynrSan rt,CoronadelMarwith Owner /Non Owner LOST G Id B Beaut . Girls Open "" ~ D" d F Sl 320/mo c t H f t SF Cond : 0 a r H.B. area. 840-4938 OA M ~AM 7 d 631·04..... /8 c,.,. I -no..a J.S2SMesaVerdeE,C.M ae.o wy. · oaa wy ron age. Rs& °' Bracelet , engraved. ---------1 ... ays A, ..... ~ ""
54MIJJ Call John S~ 9360 or Xlnt Iona term lease · CommerciaJltlndustrial REWARD' Sentimental FOUND · Ladies Sliver PhooeMS-3433 Diviaion ot major corp
S48·7S33 well under market. PETER DOBBS l N 8 CM watch, vicGoldenwest& ~~~~~!!!~~~~~ has immediate o~nib~ ,-'--a_......__ Includes stock & FFE. 640-6016 673-9043 va ue, · ·· · · area. for a qualifi1ed md1v1"dua .--..---.-..A-.1.. w.-.a.....1 4600 ...... """""' N 61"6363 Edinger, H.B Identify ,._ _______ _
1270 Sq ft. on busy Beach _._ --172,SOO. ---------_ . .....,, llllC)', ~ 8'8·77~ ,. 1015 lo assist accounting
••••••••••••••••••••••• ,, Want investor for Npt eves THE man aer ·n the ad
Beach . .Ideal for real American family of 4 ba yfront home Give Fowid: on 4115 •• nr Slater Lost 11 i,., mo old Brindle G. -I.&-! d Exp'd cleaning lady look mm11tration or a tr func Boulevard-Huntington *Cote Realty •••••••••••••••••••••• a. 1 ·
estate office, store or from Brussels looking & Investment well secured lat or 2nd & Beach, white puppy, PitBoll,F,bet.Superlor lrnneft S ingforafewgood steady t1on Requires ex
other suttable business for house in Laguna, 640·5777 T.D.Agt,615-6161· Aust Shep . type. & Nwpt Blvd nr Hoag •ESCORTS* Jobs . Reas, ref 's penence in related ac
2 Private baths, availa CdM or Newport nr bch -.---------960-24'" Hosp.631·5474 H-.. / ......... , .. ILI~ 498·9480 coul nd~~ng ruo cti~nds ble immediately 10 to rent or trade for 3.4 Wcn.t 21·2?0/o Yield? "" ........ ""'-1 ·--·~ me u wg romputenze
Year lease Attractively weeks 10 Aug u 5 t l•--W-•G•lft-tt..----i On your T .D 's Notes Found V 1 c 23rd / Lost. F wtute Cockapoo, It 759·1216 * HOUSESITTING a r systems Previous
priced. Airmail-Haskin, Avenue $$Raisers· Investors$$ Newport, reddish brn Brook h u rs t & In * 529-1883 * & BABYSITTING credit in collection &/or L4z.43'9 I, ..... 286 Ham o i r 17 'A. 1180 Mfa. Co. Call Dennison Assoc. med si doa. Fem. nurs· d1anapotis H B 968-5643 979-9064 supervisory experience v 6 """' Brussels Belguim 7 years in6usiness. net 673-7314 • ' .:.._:.__ -24Hrs Now Hiring d es1reable. Company
___ w_eekdays 32·2·3'14 1223 tang approx 22~, pr -----mg. 548 5<M8 l·S Found Lng hair lager MC VISA Nurse/eompan1on seeks located c~ to Garden
P · d I Purchase of 2NO TD 's C N B h G F ff f COST ... MES... year. rice at on Y FOUND Male Cocker stripe yng at. pt c part time employment rove rwy o o ~ ~ Desperate Chnatian Cou-$44,950. Seller says sub arranged For details IBluffs l. 759-CY1S2 m pr1v home or hosp Knoll's Ave for further Shoppingcenlerstoreon ple wn. small children mitallofrers.752·192U call Span1elGold Color Vic. S TLC f information contact
17th St. 4.860 sq ft will clean. paint house or 960-1957 Broker Gretchen Lane. 413t8l. FOUND · Fem Oalmat1on EXOTIC HCORTS pecialized m · ° Cathy at (213)63S·l5S3
(714)642·8519 apt for some rent 775·0109 v i e Broo khurs t •SSS.1946• theelderlyS45-l425 between9AMllAM
556·0998 J 9UAIL $100,000 note at 20'1 re _U_N_D S-urfbo--d Garfield ServmgallofO C Mature Lady seeking WOOD.RIDGE --turn Call broker. Mark FO ar ·near .. ~ bl El t \ t Warner/Edwards, H.B. 962 9832 Gen. office work in So n.">sem ers ec ron c .. Professional execuuve 2 resp. females looking lo Pl.ACE Conley. 963-8377 last weekend 847-S516 You c.•an document those C M . area 3-4 day wk lmmed . opening for
su1te1 w /complete sup r e n I I s h a re o n FOUND 2 Poodles mix medical Ben. 7yrs la1it final assembly position
po rt services Fo r Peninsula. 833-SlS3 dys. PROftlYlTtlS'M Selhng anytlung with a eves pups, Dobie mix. Cho~ interesting memoirs, b S 11 ,,~,, 883 ft E x p w 1 th a 1 r
further information 6730309evs 10,...fll l:Jo r.M.I Da1ly PilotClass1fiedAd max. Schnauzer max, autobiography etc JO a Y """'"1 a er scre wdriver desirable
SS2·3030. Agt. is a simple matter MorfcJGCJ", Tnnt Wht Cockapoo, Shellie. NO W I will help you M 6Pm Small friendly Co nr
Apt. wanted near Salt1·---------1just call6425678 Deidi 5035 Coc ker mix. Settu. Stevens,l-S27 9054 L1ve·m Babysitting and ocean 645-3632 ask for C0tnmerc.lal Creek Dana Point Call •• •• • • • •••••••••••••••• -I w R _ _...ots 4475 · · I ......... Chihuahua. & Terrier WHT Fe male. blue eyed. hou.sekeeping Exce lent es '"" Randy 543-9914 n•estM..,... mix Irvine Arum al Care f 536-8280 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---Opportw.ity 5015 extremely attractive re s.
Store Space for lease Misc•llaneous ••••••••• .. ••••••••••.. cL. R. 1 Center7s.i 3734 shapel). 5·5·. affe~ H•lpWClflhd 7100
lS-00 sq. rt & 1260 SQ Ct R•1ttol1 465"1·---------·1 ' ow 0/ alA I FOUND Bird plca-.e t1onate. Sin!"ere, 52 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•an Huntington Beach ••••••••••••••••••••••• JV ., j identaCy Desires wealthy man to ACCOUNTING
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dexterity. gd l.'yes1ght.
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support medical elec
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581 3830
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213 1S96-7202 ~~~1~f~~!f~ea~~u;oi::~; 16 U north or Dis 1Low cost equity loans avail. $20,000 lo l 6800. Suite A I~. Costa Exp in bank rH s
()(( Is l B . neyland ~.800 gross $ISO OOO 18 I A bl PeNonoh 5350 Mesa. !12ti27 G 1 t g & 10 k"y 1te ore us 1ness $.50 mo Also self cont'd income. ~.soo May Isl. . . yr oan. ssuma e . ••••••••••••••••••••••• enera pos m ..
i.pare. 1412X40 Choice cam prs welcome to Assume 11 ,,., _ S250.000 t Owner occupied FIRST LADY Man needs girl partner by tou<·h req Xln!
Harbor· Baker Center I 'acahon View of tram Isl TD Owner will help I f 0 r 1enn 1 s m 1 x t' d benefits Salary l"Om
Costa Mesa Vacant Call .Answer Ad •360, f I BANKERS NAT'l MORTGAGE CO. d doublos intermediate mensurate w abahty Nr mance 1649.SOO Escort. Mo els ~ 0 c Airport CJll $425, agent 549 1366 ~2 4300. 24 hours I level. ~ knds l' M area
*Cote Realty t (7141731·5844 PortyDancen. Alan5450346 5499322 The Rusty Shops, stores. hobby. 312
sq ft . 12' ha ~ lge dr &
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548 7249
The fastest dra~ m the Pe lican. 2862 McG;iw & lnveslmt'nl I An e::.tabhsht-d O l' Mortgage Bankml( * 972·1345 * The Chtest draw 1n the Irvine West a Daily Pilot 640-5777 1 t_ Com pan.) I MC & VISA Accepted West 8 Daily Pilot Class1 f1ed Ad 642 5678 I Sell idle Item~ &J2 56711 Class1f1ed Ad 642 5678 Want Ac1'
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CA. 92626 _
• Each Item muat be priced with no Item
over 150. 20c per line -11 .00 minimum
• No nveatock, produce or plentt
• No commercial •d• 1llowed
ANTIQL'E porcelain SKI Jackt't!> and \t'Sl
s!atues from China S22 $:10 Air p<Jts. 1ct-
$SO earh Lovely chest and 1u~s S.S S.35
C h i n l's e a n d Wom(•ns and ml·ns
Japanese ant1qUl' tenn1!> apparel and
bowls, spoons. wa II ~a rm up swts S7 ·Sl9
plaques. plates and All brand ne" 2063
statues $1 $45 T"'rn Monrovia Ave
bookcase headboard Saturda\ and Sunda\ mattress and box spr til 3pm ·costa Mesa ·
ang S2S Old velv(•t ---------
chair. legs showml( REF RI C: ER ATO R
S25 Table lamp SlO uld H . r lean. works
Large hanging tamp good S50 548 8513 or
SI O Wood s torag(' ~8 -4411.'>
cabinet S5 Ant1qut . ----·-
Hudson stt-p s tool WA SllER older. C'lt•Jn
Smith Corona addinji? anrl '-'•1rks goorl S.."iO
machine and Rem Dr~t'r gai:.. dean and
rngton t' pelA nler $2! ~ orks Rood S50 Old
t'JCh Oil painting~ roll nm b~lhtub ~1th
and water colon; !oh.I fauc<'l!> S30 Water
.,1gned original<\• heatf:'r SO gallon used
SI $45 Wdll scom· $..~ in good rond1lwn $35
T"o antique needll• 518 R5llor 5-UIAlltS
point s S25 each 68 \'W Fastb<1r k
Please call after 7pm parts Uoors St5
S;iturday or all da~ Fendf:'r!> SSO llond
Sund a) 536 9439 S .i 5 Bu m p I! r !>
DOVER Shores rr
model. \20 yards fine
plush carpel Sl. a per
} ardverage room :.1Lt-
$36 64~7754
rOA M Quee n mat
tress in excellent con
d1 tron $J0 !OSI Con
cord. Costa Vlesa
rwo 6 1sxt6 s s Pl>
ll D truc·k or v;in
tires. alot of treJd
SIO each or both for
S17 548-7825
"andshct'ld $50 Wm
dnlA~ S30 $50
lleadli.l(hls. complt•le
S25 and Sl5 toach
rail lights SIS t'Jrh
Interior and bocf\
parts St $50 "66 VW
hug parts Ba ll 111int
front t•nc1 ~1th sc•h•l•t
a drop installed $45
Drums SIO each
Other pa rts S2 $-10 "64!
VW trunsax h' $50
139'2 A E ast tilth
St reel Costa :">k.,.i
631 5996
MAHOGANY ro(•ke r ~HILOS school desk
painted black S25 S25 Lawnmower SSO
R o c k Pol 1 s h 1 n I( Edger S2S 5x6 metal
machme S7 50 8rass storage shed SSO IS
candle holders $2 SO steppin~ stones l8x24
pair Old Metronome S2.50 each 3 piecr
SIS Electric shoebuf o utdoor nat 1\1l;
fer $5 Collectable scene SlO c lothes
bottles: Jim Bean SIO I O c SI O T o \ s
each. 17.76-1976 soc. 1oc-S2 so. Childrens
Log Cabin 25c each Samsonite table and
Pewter pitcher $5 chairs SlO Linens
Cut glass candy dis h !Oe·SS Bench grinder
$2 50. Milk glass S3S. Work bench with
basket $5. Cookie lin_s chest of drawers and soc each. Brass vani· c a b i n e 1 s 3 o
ty seat S2 Small Craftsman 6in table
white end table S3 saw with motor SSO.
Pet door S3. Fluores· Me tal storage cabinet
cent lantern 12 . SIS. Marine paints
Fluoresc.ent under· St .J'\O Boat parts
counter hght 12. Ta-10c·S25 Two formlca
ble easel SI Small table tops $4 each
framed mirror Sl. New bait tank
C hild's surfing brackets $5. Laree
helmet S2. 642·3622. propane tank with re·
627 Whitney Way, gulator $25. u 2x4
Costa Mesa. peg board 50c each.
VALANCE woven Patio umbrella and
wood (2) $5 each s~and $20. 22 Mar~n
Daybed, end table. nOe ISO. New movie
lamp flO for all. Pole projection table $20.
lamp a .,11 SI . Bike New movle 1creen
•eat St 544.5795 $25. Gu chaln saw · w . 'Porta POtUea (6)
BJKE 210in boy1 $25' SlO each. l"elt cloth
real clean. Train HO Sl ·SS. Recliner chair
acale, s eoCina and S20. Edison electric
can az. Track and heater ,$15. Wood
laycut $50, Will 1tll shutters fl e&j:!h. 1lt35
aeparately. M0-'7114 blnoclora $20. Shaa ru1 rue Sl Olahd
DUTCH doort aeln and and 11Ntw•re lOc·tl. a.on .,., .. ch. Shut· Black and Dechr
latl C5 .. ch. Mt d• hed1e trimmer sis.
corati•• tnvene r«l R.oc:ktna bone"'· 2185 t5 Hmcutl lite It.· Broadwef, Costa hu .... f1Nir71 L a Meta.
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LOIS. 642-5678, ext. 319. ...
9 I ROll;S. 2 ~oods $50
Ba.: and golf rart S25
Vt·r' good o ld
S1hertone -t -.tnng
BanJo $50 Hoo~er up
ri~ht \acuum S20 Oc·
cas1onal chair with
tapestry upholstered
seat S20 Kt>nmore
St'~ ang machine and
~ ood cabinet S35
Enrl table SS Very or
natl' inlaid music box
table $40 Porcelain
GOLF' sHs complele
w11h bag. dubs and
ciirts S20 SJO Ladu'i.
set club!-uag .rnd
cart Sn Bag und
ca rt S8 "s G 1 n t, wood S T $22 New
and used woods and
putters S2 S6 Tril\ el
bag SS Mat Gregor
set. irons a nd ba~
SS0 Bags ;ind shr>ei.
S3 $6 <!433 Vassar
Place Cosl;i \1 esa
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pink lace dn•ss andlllD EABEO qut•t-n
:.hJcle lamp \t:f\ old s11e. good l'ond1l\Qn
SSO ArtH1cal tree 6ft S50 Lad1t•s rollt•r
tall in planter pol SlO skall'S. 'lhoe SIL<" K S."l
J>IJlt•s some C'ttllec :'>len ·., bowlin..: b<ill 16
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Ca rnl\ a I glass bank~. i S . sh ;• ibl~~s' <S·r ca~t 1mn banks cast · .p.ani. i:c ·
iron to\ s SJ sso l.atf' E:lcctnc flr(•pl<1ce Sl5
m n d ·e 1 R 11 , •i I Tw n ma I)(' I end ta blt·s
t~ pt•wnll•r .,..1th t·ast•. Sl 5 earh Maple en(
ven good s.1s TIAo fel'tahe$2S I.amps (31
Rft Coot glass sho~ SS. S6 SI S Two double•
c:isl . ., for store or bt•rls \!o1lh headboard!>
hnmt• 1A'1th lights S50 S25 each T:. pe""' nler
t.'ach Cash registt-rs SIO Vacuum cleant•r sso Am fm R c A t<i S5 011 11acn!mg $15
l>lt-modl'I radi o lfookcast•S\O Anl1qut•
, en good playing 1Ah1te.md~Qlddressl•r
$1 11 P1l'lun·~. paint S50 Re<'ord cabmt'l
1ngs. frames SIO S.'iO S15 EncJclopt•d1a SIO
Arlt·r9pleasl'.Satur J\~aple dt•.,k S45
a.l<i\ and SundJ\ 11,10 K itchen tablt• S25 Cc)n~rcss. bet~een Three katC"hen chlJ1rs
Wilson and Vic-Iona SS each \1 ahogan\
off rlacentia coffee L<ihle $15 Rooks
T WO 1971 VW square
bark doors. exC'ellent
rond1t1on S50 ('ath
V W BUR front fendl•r.
good <'Ond1t1on $30
Four foot fluorest'ent
lights, shRhtly used
35c each or four for
SI 645 9701
BABY rluthes to I
) ear 5t• soc Hig h
chair $20 Serving
ca rt S!l Men·~ and
lad1<·~ ~la cks 50c
Pink rul! 3Ct x5fl SS
Curl<11n:. and rlrapes
50t• Sl <;tet>I pic·k up
tool bo11 S50 Pipe
' 1i.e nt•w S20 Golf
halls Ilk t'ach Tennis
ball s 20c e;ir h
T~ P"~ riler S25 39f
H amilton S!rt't'l
Costa \k~a
FOl'R llxlS Goodyear
tracJ..er.1 raised ~ h1le
leltt•r mounted on
while spoke "heels
fit 5 hole Che' truck
$40 each Four 185xl4
P1erelhs mounted on
6 hole mini truck
rims S15 each Four
700xl4 m1n1 truck
tires SS each 96."l 1626
GIRL"S and oo~·s bike C HA LKROAF!U fHu ROl '(J -12 mt·h t.iblt•
S35 earh Se~ 1ng ress1onal sazt-"all and ll'af S-15 ~our
mathme SSO ElerlrH· l y pt-Ht Jt.6ft S25 cha1ri. SIO t•;11·h 1:! tn
dner $50 RotJn Markini: pen hoard rh l'n1\er .. 1t\
po" e r mo" er S40 erasabk ~fh6fl SJO spl'Jkt-rS2:5 640 7196
Electric edger S40 \'W con\'ertable toµ
s F; I 111 ruur d1rttm1•
h1·.111t\ flll>('i W\lh
rllJtr-h1 n l{ r hrom1·
It u Ii caps for t ~ 1111·h
l'Jr or \dn "heds. ,,JI
for S25 ~ 38U Typewnter portable rover SSO 64S·591 4 NEW stuHed animals
S25 l'pnght vacuum LA 0 1 E s 3 d soc SS Gourml't rood BIC\'l'l.F. i:irb 20 1m·h
Cleaner S2S Saturday . sf> t' l" and other maguz1nt0' • 1 k Schwinn b1kr S5 50<' Sll> Ne" sht•t'\!> S1 hwinn I c• nelA
afternoon Jnd Sun Seagull Shp out hoa rd S:l Stra"' hat., SI <'11mt•r1.s t11l.111\s1Allh dav 221 Flo~er tr.1111mj? "h1•1•i!> $4~1 Stred.Costa Mesa motor s35 'l'W Pur'>l'!> 5111· S :! LOL'NGE chair $20 K oolatron \Jn airbr ush Siii TIAo t.t-1 '!~
Swl\el rockl•r s20 THREE patio chair~. refragi:ralnr $20 Dou bathroom ~talt·~ S2 <;Wl"'G set ~cth n ng-.
Small Organ 1 25 look new 1A1th \ln\I hie "atl•rhed mat hair dnl'r 1o:un SS ,ind bar llio;.1\\ dut\ Ne~ dashes. sen ·ice matera;:il SIO <'dC'h Ires' S20 l"prighl Sl'JrH·s50c Polaroid pl.1\.1:rnund grJd1•
ror four $8 Toys Ct•dar wond spill flo ur model hair lallH·ra Siii :>.1·w S20 i;.i~ Ii~
50c S2 Books 50c picket fl'nt·e g;i t e dry1•r SS Mt·n ·:. phunt> $35 Art .. up ------
Men·s lies 50c Largf:' 361nx?Om SS Foldml! 'lor<ll<'J !>kl honls plit•s :!Sc SI ·1 hn•1• l SED rarp1•tin11. fnr
s e I e 1• t 10 n men· s l'lo:.et door JOmx90rn .,1zt" R S2o Ladies ski 1Mn1•l fohJmJ! '-<'n•1·n .wt ''' lwJc•h houM•
dothmg SI S35 Other SJ Aluminum framt· hoot~ '>IZl 6 $4!0 $111 S<1lurd<1\ 111 ~ 1;11e1cl 111ndtt1on
clothing St S2S 2087! glas!> windo~ 'omx35 White Frenc·h Prmm Corner Orangt• Jncl (;rC't'n '"''I'd HJft.1rn'
Lancelot L.mc•. llunt '•1 n x.i0 1 11n S6 1·al t"'rn hcadhoard \ith Strl'et ("11.,1.1 111r:1m $-\0 Pink :,,h,•11(
rn1i:ton Beal·h 10rc Aluminum Cramt-$5 Ce1l111g light fix Me.,a.l:X'hm1ll'111n1·1·r 111r1Hinx1:1f1 sso
BushJrd bel~l·t>n In glJSli "'"do" 62'•mx tun· "1th 5 t·nstal Ch1<'ken 6tl 5178
dtJnapolis aod 3111,in SI• Aluminum lights SS Roper l!JS -------------
Atlanta) frame ~ 1ndow no b;irberut• shell tno 1n WOOO offtct• dc~k S45 F O I R B II ; II I ;1 SQL"A Rf; "alnut lamp table $1\S Hexagon g lass 6011-tim>.38cn S2 teraur p;irts1 S20 13 Wood daninit t ablt• l!Jclt.tl t1r1·:. f 111r ELECTRONIC pa rts Alumin um framC' L;ik(•\l(·~ ln 1n1· S50 Six "nod rh;nr!> trr.icl $35 t"u \,111 lamp tablt-SIS Glass SS per box Guitar glass wmdo~ 3lln\37 552 5211 $15 E>a1·h .Jtonn~ hnd ~!'JI ~ no UJS•'" en,.,
top .wn·nl t<1ble $20 amp SSO Tempered 12 1n S3 Aluminum . • twin bed SSO Coffee rl•lh•nt cond1tron SIU
Walnut tnple d resser glasi. for patio door frame glass <Amdn" SET fo oru hub caps St tahlt• Sl5 End t<Jble~ "·•< h Hf'frtt(l ratn1
SSO Mirror s45 111 S2S Guitar and P A. 2 9 1,, 1 n x 3 5 1 n S J Set 1 '!'" E 70 l irC's $7 Gab~ car Sl•al SS. l) pt• tlollt·~ SI!> Old I
li:ick l'hair SSO speak e r s Sl O SJO Aluminum frame s~ and f ord rams s2o Roll a'-'J~ ht>d S25 dra\\f•r rtlr l':tb1n1•1 Mal<·htng ottoman h H d 1 Three llm Phrnoulh $45 Quahl) couch to eac eav} u Y 1ng1ng l(lili.i> door mags 5 boll SJO Set T"m bed $35 !..imp~ SIS 2060 St.111· AH•
ret'OH'r SSO Stereo power sla t S35 32tnx74rn S.SO Ttlllet of F'ord tSm 5 boll SS $12 \",1cuum~ C'o .. 1<1 ~l··~.1 1-·ullnw
cabinet 520 lflx20in Surfboards S20 each seal. ne ..... pink $2 mags .,..11h tires $30 S5 Sl 2 Studt•nt desk Oak Si n•l'l hnm1·
o i l pai nting Sl5 ~'t~b~l~O mOtpot~1;~~ lla ng1ng IJmp ,ss Set nf C7!1·14 tires SHI U1shes. g l:isSc~ aflt•r2pm -
Hoover \acuum S25 ., Wall lamp S5 Nl'w with 1-·ord r; ms SS $8 Sl9 TylJl'W rite1 Kile hen "are Ilk SIO c ho rd 0 rg an S50 drapes SS each 2211 Arc 0 fl r 3 Ph at l' 11 and table S49 H.11> 982:! A "1Tl(Jl'E table S50
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IAICLAYSIANIC teach make up, skin $4.01 tostart. PAYROLLCLHIC lowance 545-9475 Dreyfus 768-3784 Typmg and ore C'xpr Contact Cathy Antunez Our Newpart Center of· T h h 1 f I <.: II T .. l ., 63J.l511 rice has an immediate care Will train 646-9952 yms are W ii I t r a In . Bk pg Dtttttal Hy-'-lst c P u a im " o "·
Transaction knowledge helpful .,.... EHGIN~ECH. at9796021.Mon April27 M /F tV /H opening for a Businessman seeks pit Services, Inc Ref's nee Hrs 9 5 needed m preventative
h I I D I oriented orfice 1 day wk TEMP RY r-E ... E R ... l 0 F C associate m w o esa e 2462 Dupont r . r~ F c a I I. 642 9955 bl w n to start. Possibly more £-: 1 e <' t r 0 n 1 c .., " "'
• CdM.
r
BABYSITTER, It hskpg, 1----~-•_!I_•--~~~
care for l child. pleasant l•---------EOE
Telet-slirround111gs. 38 hrsw k
Start June 15 Rers req
N B 644-tlnt Sal or Sun
Banking 130 Hrs per week J supply 754 1742 ___ E O.E. ' 9A M·IOPM in near future 495.4600 h . r AR/AP engineer lee mc1an or l' 0 n s 1 r u t' 1 1 0 n u r
debugging teslinl( or 3 ul 0 m 0 1 1 \ e exp
new Mil spec c1rcu1t de necessary Oppty to
velopml Must be e)( learn, IBM system 34
per'd In design or l>WllCh C'Om puter, good pa)
mode power supphe~ & fi?Ood "orking cond 1
analog c1rcu1t:. RF ex tion!t Join our team
per desirable 3 mos Call 997-3102 m OranRe
only ----~BYSITTER needed.
v1r Tewlnkle Sehl. CM 2
girls, 2 »5 30, transp
needed. 556-0636 aft 6PM
Banking
TELLY
LOAM SECRET ARY
Loc al Newparl Beach
savings & loan has 1m-
med open111g for a Loan
~cretary Real estate
loan exper preferred
Packaging for rnLMC.
Sa la ry commensurate
w 1l h ex per Full in
surance benefits & paid
career apparel Please
call
Experienced not re
quired Trammg will be
provided
Wells Fargo Barut oHers
ouutanding benefits aod
congenial working at
mosphere. For more m
formation please call
Debblew
Jocml
•CAI DRIVYS•
Checker Cab
77~0222
CArTA.IN
Needed Weekend s.
strong food·w111e service
background send re·
sume lo Ben Brown's
Restaurant 31106 Coast
Hwy So Laguna 92677
CLERIC-SHIPPING
&RECEIVING
Unusual oppty Time on
your hands" Ready to
rejoin the work force"'
Casual working environ
ment. Position exists for
in div w /10 key & typing
skills Dulles are varied
w flexible working hrs
Please call c 714 l 7S4 7748
COOK ls..odt tart
For Newport Beac h
Community Assoc1allon
Clubhouse Summer
m onths. June·Labor
Day. 7 days. llam 5pm
& Tues nights till 8pm
Contact J oan Tanner.
673-6170
COPY Clerk r lime. Mon I
Fri. 8·5 S3 75 hr Must be
DEl'T.CLYK
H you are a mature m
d1v1dual seeking a ru11
time Teller pos1l1on.
Irvine Savings 1s 1n
lerested m you Pleasant
Ms Denny Paris1a
714-64>6505
NEWPORT IALIOA
SAVINGS & LOAM
E.0.E .
71 4-640.6900 CAR WASH
Cas hier wanted
Cashiers wanted Full or
part time Newport. San
ta Ana. Fountain Valley,
Cos ta Me sa Call
644 4460.
.---------•I friendly, resp . & able to communi ca t e with
Position exists in our
Shipping Rece1v1ng
Department This
clerical position would
involve light packing &
re<'eiving Ability l o
work with deadlines
lO·key & typing 35 45
wpm are required
Please apply m person
PLESSEY
SEMICOHOUCTORS
1641 Kaiser Ave. Irv.
JOb with growmg la!ter
co Independent contra<·
tor slat us c ronsullanl l
acceptable Potential for I
permanent e mploy
menl Call 493 6624
EOE
working cond1l1ons, 1•-~-~~~~~~ good salary & benefit
package. Experie nce !•---------
preferred Apply in Banking
person between t he TB.LY
~hours or IOAM lo Newport Beach office
• 12Noon. at: seeks exper'd. run lime
IRVJNE S&L ASSN Teller Typing & lO·key
18552 MacArthur Blvd. add For rurther in ·
lrvme, Ca 92'715 formation & interview
752-2J600 ca II
EOEM/F
BANKING
TB.LEI
Brian Taggart
644-7255
WESTHN
FEDERAL SAVINGS
114 Corporate Plaia
Newport Beach. Ca.
E O.E MtF
... 011tst .. dltUJ op-• r:~ nJsh for Oft 1-------1 I h I Banking
•dl•ldM w t 1 x Lo• S~ Dept.
llllMMlfttt pn•IMI T .. r FHA/YA LOANS
•x,•rl••ce. Al 0 >r c lerk pos1t1on 1s e.oct.r In tt. ~lal available in our loan
• cot1u1tt111lty, hRperlol warehouse /shipping
Ink c• ~r ex· dept
• c•lle11t salarfea aRd Must have experience in pack11ging the loan for IMMfltl. ,.._. lo9' Ill secondary marketing to
' ~ lit ow .,._.lful FNMA & GNMA. Call
Costa W... office. Miu Bradley.
.Co1ttact SHIRLEY COLDWBJ.IAHKER
&IL911T to •t.-ge Reaidenllal Mort1age T .:;trvlces
• ~ oppolltt-Irvine.Ca.
...... (714)975-1080
E.0.E.
!i,.,,+)m.
WELLS
FARGO
BANK
660 Newpart Center Or
Newport Beach. Ca.
Equal Opp Empl m If th
Barmaid wanted. nights,
Buckingham Palace.
Capo Beach 496-9033.
496·S476.
BAR PERSON full &
part-time dys. college
OK C.M 646-5544
BEAUTY
Asst to H.a1rdres1er
Training program. N B
area. Robert & Taylor
Hairdressers. 646-7197
BOOKKEEPER full
charge for horse ranch
operation. Computer ex
per desired Salary
open. Nwpl Bch loc
Respond to : (213)
873-1338 ------
lookk....-a Clerk
A/P knowfedie helpful.
3 to • days Q_er wk. Hrs. 9·5. appl)" at: 1660
Placentia Ave .. Costa
Mesa
Car Wa11h help, full or
P IT . apply in person,
Metro Car Wash. 2950
Harbor Blvd, C.M
CASHIER
F 1T position avail
Salary commensurate
With e xp. Apply ID
person . Metro Ca r
Wash. 2950 Harbor Blvd.
C M
Caah1er for duung room.
apply to food manager
John Gllde. Hotel
Laguna. 425 S Coast
Hwy. L.B 494·1151 ------
CASHIER
HOUSEWARESALES
Apply in person Crown
Hardware, 1024 Irvine.
<Weatcbff PlaiM NB
CASHIERS
UTDTEM
Clerks
JR. CLERKS
Register today for local
temporary assignments
557-0045
Cf\-LlrE.
lfMl'OllARY f't~Nfl SHVICIS
3723 llrdt St.
New~~h
CLER.IC TYPIST
Work in beautirul sur-
roundings at the harbor
32·40 hr s /week. Pa y
com men.surate with exp
Requires good lypln&
skills. bookkeepLnl &
general office exp.
Please apply Tues thru
SaL Dana Pt. Marina
Co . 24701 Dana Or
Dana Pt
Coc kta i l Wailer /
Waitress. high volume
house-Orange Cnty
Airport area. only de·
pendable & exper nd ap·
ply. Call betw 2 & Spm
Mon-Fri. Aak for Carole
Sm Ith S.Ci..&728.
MARKETS COMMUMICATIOHS
For 2nd & 3rd Shifts Exp 'd . aetr -sta rtlng.
We promote to manage· hardworking Editor to
ment & 1upervision from take Cult charge ol re·
within search &:, writing for 4
WANTACAREER? nat'I. monthJy new1let· IMPERIAL
BANK Cotta Mesa ters in banking, In.
Banking IOOIUCma F /C 111 Del Mar surance. homeownen &
MIW ACCOUNTS Faahion Jaland Invest· 631·9421 busineH fields. Involves ~t5 Towt1c.terDr. c-.w....
CA9262'
714-641-2200
bt.262
Equal Opp Emp&oyer
ment flnn. Excell. op-extensive reading of Newport Beach S&L has portunlty. Ex per · & La1una Beach buaineu periodlcala,
openlnJ for New Ac· maturity req'd. Call. •94-9233 continual ueeasment of
counts Counaelor. New 71•~0123 11ndu1try 1ituatlon &
Accta., IRA/Keoth. col· I~~~!!!!!!~!!!!~~ Hunt'R,.._ Beach writln& of condensed, lectlon1, • NOW Accta. 1: "'&'"" exper. req'd . Salary IOOICK--982·9116 force f ul summary commensura~ with ex· ... LL .-u ... •n.t articles of lntereat to rv ~· bu1ine1amen: Jour· per. Full ln1urance Outatand.lu opportunity nall1m De •. a plu1
benefit• • pard career for uperTenced con· Clerical Salary nel-hlahb com·
anklna apparel. Ple ... call: atructlon denlopment, llMD•YCLBK petltlve benelll pk1.
Tn I l:D Ma.7~t.1 real eatate full oh.arl• ~ART·TIME Pluae call: Judy Bell.
u.LUl bookkeeper, for r>p\dly 752·2255, ext. 305. An· ••1.i FuDTtrn• MIW,OITIAUOA u pandlnl mulll· CALL dtraon It Anderton "lio experience ntt. WIU SAVl.tiMK&LOA.M corporal• NB firm . T~MOO tn1urance Bkrt .. Inc.
traln. Pa.Won .. an. In B.0.&1 Lia ht t y ptn1 req · 1~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! EOB M /F/H
;, ,ur So\dh Coot Pl1ia ~=~==~=;;;~ Coosenlt.l •viroam•nl. 1~ --------, ,qtflee. Call: Ii bentflta, pnil1t 1b1rtn1.1•-------· Companion to Uvt·ln with
,, Kathy Ambw'py major medlcal ' op· Clerlcal • I d e r I y w o m • n , ~ " 5*4Cll Portunlty for advance-Hm IT 1111 bouaeworlr. Mu.at have
ment. $tnd. l'tlWH l.Ocl The job ol your choice. car. sea. •. Salary Hilt • datet to AJJ klli. _ ........... _. T p
.htParld1111onVP.QuaU I -.u. ° COMPANION. rem••·· Pl•~· co:,::•t 1400 -Nwera rMI Uv• In 2 daysM, g. •
Qp.all St. 115, NB Sim. prefwred1 e&N t•r
t 2 t I O o r e • I I 11 yr old led)' °" waiter.
<Tl•)'1U.SIQO On car. m-ont. ·
,
customers 1n a pro
ress1onal manner Org E9UIPMEHT Co a i rpo rt area
957·0648 Dept. manager. retail 1 OPERATOR
store. Gilbert Stores. 257 To operate large power
COSMETICIAN
Needed ror pos1uon as
make·UP artist at a
Newport Beach salon.
Must be lic'd <2 13 )
E !7th St CM . eq~1pment & perro~m • skilled grounds equip
DESIGN
EH ... HEER 6S4 ·6155. -Mfg. co. in Mission Viejo
COUH5aOR
Day camp. June 29·Aug.
28. 10am-3:30pm wkly
Previous expenence de
sired S4 25·S4 75 /hr
Niguel Shores Com
mun1ty Associat ion,
493·0122
COUMTBl HB.r
Bright. energetic person
needed for busy delJ &
ham shop Poasib1hty
for advancement for the
right person Contact
Stan at 673-9000 -------
Counter Help, F ff
Kuster'• Cleaners
54M243
COUMTBl HB.r
Sandwich shop. Costa
Mesa area 646-1004 (9·3)
area needs ex per. in
electrical connectors.
hermetic seals .
transducer design, com
ponents materials &
methods
Duties tnclude design.
drafting. materials tesl
Ing & R&O projects
Mechanical Engineer
1ng degree prer·d
Qualified candidates
send resume to. Mrs
Jans , 23891 Via
Fabricante, Suite 603.
Miu1on Viejo. Ca 92691
DNTL OFC MGR En·
U1usiast1c. efficient & or·
ganlzed w /bkpg exp. 4
dy wk , pd vac. &
holidays. Send resume.
will contact. Box 11742,
Daily Pilot. PO Bo)( 1560.
CU STO DI AN · Imm ed Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626
openine for exper detail
oriented cuetodian in Donut shop. Early AM
quality Fashion la land shift, no ~xper nee. App·
retail clothing atore. ly : Dtpp1ty Donuts, 1854
Full-time position w /at· Newport Blvd. C.M.
tractive salary &
benefits Call Ra y
644·50'70
Dr...,-y Workroom
Need'a tabler, hemmer.
Experienced. Mon.·
Thurs .. 7-5 :30. C.M.
DBJVllY M2·11M3
--~~-----Dependable penon, part Driver
lime. Tues Ir Thurs. for Commercial ofTice supp. plannln1 flrm in lrvlne. d · Contact· Bev M1·8820 ly dealer needs n ver.
· ' local dellvertea. 1d driv·
ln1 record. S!itr2922.
Dental A11iatant, full or
P rr. needed immed ln DllVEIS
eo.ta ll•a olflce. Exp Wanted for furniture
'
X R II eq Movlnl Co. SS/h r to · a Y c · r · 1tart. lncreeM with ex·
Nl·1420. perlence. Mt.3444, call
Dental RecepUonllt See _un_tl_l 7...:p_m_. ____ _
ad under General Office. Dr1
Fashion laland 644-0811. ..;;~rhof't, primary
DENTAL Aulatanl, auppUer ol &ood food to
chalnlde. Lacuna Hllll Irvine corporate com·
ofc . M o n ·Thura . monHf, need• a
PIHunt wontnc oond1. reoon• ble dell very
114-no-an penon to driv. our van .
Good drlvlnl record
Dental lllstaat HHfa8'1 lfan·Frl, ap-
A pro:lll•ataly 1:ao.21m. Dental Auhlanl-staru mtnulmwo. C&U
PrOltJaetla, X·l'IJ Uc.-Su&le16'7.-. Hptr. IMC, &'&eel of~1--..... -~---....-_,1
hrw.-t>,Mftta. Submit DIU.CUll
rtaume QPOQ lftttrvl"'. Pull ume. llGa·M . M . tto.a. Prol.,IGDal Jlla,nnaer,
a~r. can:,..,., ONlll ,_ ln&MviMr, ICl·J.90
menl operation &
gr ound maintenance
work. I year related ex
perience required
$1176·$14:.ltmo. Apply in
person Fountain Valley
School District. (corner
Ta I be rt & Newland l
F V Closing date
511/81 E 0 E
ESCROW SCTRY
needed for Irvine ofrice
Must be experienced .
prer tract escrow Hrs 8
to 5, Mon thru Friday.
call ror appt 552 40SO
Toni
ESCROW
TRAINEE
Begin your career 111
Escrow as a courier ror
dynamic escrow oHice
in the Costa Mesa area
Large co mpan y
benefits. Part·time
E .O .E . Call Mrs .
Schwab (714 )835·4242
Frollf Desla Clerks
F /lime & P /time.
Secwtty, p/ffnM
Hotel in Laeuna. Call
494·9436.
F /T combo. prep/grill
cook. man or woman
Clean kitchen, pleasant
workina cond, &d bn
Phone for Interview
t94·HSO.
$1• ,...~ .. .,.,..
Expandlnc ed. need•
hard w«»rkera Co .
btneni.. Rapid advan.
c,ment. car needed. 18 Ir over.
CALL ttAM TO 3PM
7 I 4 .. 47·2422
FULL 'time. pttlme. Ana ••rv. Ho etp. oec. CaJI :
NMOOOEOE
GEHERALOFC
lmmed f L pos1t1on. de
pendahle md1v1dual to
a ss1!tl marketing &
Reneral oHice. jlood I~ p
1n)( & vanety of nm ....
s kill!> r equired 1n
dynamic work environ
menl Newport Mancne
Engineen~g. ?45·3632
GENERAL OFFfCE
F 1t days. account mg.
!i(eneral office duties.
xlnl benefits call Bob
770-1675 L H
GENERAL OFFICE
p IT art. 20 hr wk .
mature. type 55wpm.
heavy phones. 645·6501
Pat or Ruth
GENERAL OFACE
Law o ffi ce needs
messC'nRer to do general
office duties also. must
have a good car' Salar}
+ m1lea.ie Call Cand}
851 0633
G!HERAL OFACE
Appliance service com
pany Heavy phones.
hghl typ111g, bookkeep·
ing expenence. Ask for
Dennis. 642-0240 -----
GENERAL OFffCE
Looking for a very in·
leresltng part time job
1n p'easant otrice?
Clerical, for mature
peraon. Location P.C.R..
Npt. Bch . Exper. a
must. Accurate typing,
no shorthand. 20 hr.
week inchtdea Sat & Sun
Call: 846-7431
General
TM lolaoa lay Clelb
la ROW "'""4):
WaaterfW..,._1
1 year dinner house exp •
405 nilea, 5PM·11PM
Please call for appl.
845·7358, Mon.Fri..
9:30-5PM
H 0 SPIT A L1--------
llTCH9tHar
PREP.COOK ft CHEF
HUl.SIMGbl
7-3:30f.m. Pvt 41 bed
Conva . Holp. lmmac.
wiUl Jd stalftn1. Sant•
A.na Hta. S.A. 549-3061. TECHNICIANS · NAVY
VETERANS. The Nuy
Reserve ha.a lmmedta\e
opeotn1s for Hospital
Tecbnlclana. You can
earn up to sz.ooo per
year part-time plua, ex-
ch.an1e privUecn: low-
~t Ufe insurance, even
retirement Income.
Other Service Veterans,
and civWana with ap-
plicable experience may
alao qualJty. Call now for
full detalls. NAVAL
RESERVE (114)
Experienced. The Quiet Office Aaain.
Woman, Cd.M, 640-7440. Need eoersetJc F (f help
LEGALSECRETARY for errands. xerox/mall
Npt Ctr, 1ood lypina dutie1 & odd jobs. Cir
d:lll1 , flexible bra, req. E.0 .E. Call Ad sit·
11lary commenaurate ter 1447 • 24hn. &42·'300.
$45-~ Office AMlll•I
e c a 1 sect y • Ex . Full time providing typ.
perlenced, Xlot akillJ, ina. flllna. handllna
aalary nei .. on the water pbonea for con1ultina
in Newport Beach firm. Ptr typl1t alllo
(714)8U:llll80 · ~'ii:1B~kELLJ ic ASSOC.
552-m.. LEGAL SCTRY
HOST JMfte.TISS Experienced · for small
F 1 •. , •• _., N.B law firm. Word pr<>-
ul • part time avail•· ceaslna expr desirable. ble. Apply lo person CalJ 6«·447'1
3-5PM. Jolly Rocer, 400 1---------So. Coast Hwy, Laguna
Buch.
HOUSICUAMBS
Exp, own trans M0-0857
HOUSECLEANERS
To t5 /hr, car. &&s-Sl23
Housekeeper /Comparuon
Live In or out.
833-2CIOO.
Housekeeper wanted
LEGAL SECRETARY
Laguna Hills recent
Calif Probate exper
necesury. Xlnt typine It
S /H skills req. Call Mrs,
Winslo w for appt
837-1060 ------
LIGALSCTaY
0 .C Airport area. Ex
pr'd in bua, corp & pro-
bate. Lite bookkeeping
Salary commensurate
w /expr. 7141833-9124
must be able to stay Liquor Clerk, full & part·
overnight &0me wkends time. Costa Mesa
reference 846·3640 or 5-49-14.22.
891-2671ext12 ---------Live-In babysitter Ir lite
HSEKPR-live in. 5 days. hou1ekeepin1 oo Balboa
En1l. speaking, non· Island separate tivin&
smoker. 2 toddlers quarten provided call
Anaheim Hills Refs Gay 6'1S-~
req. 974·5410
MAIUCIT1HG INSURANCE SALES· MAHA .. &
Tired of fi1hung anna-New, smaU company.
lion? Farmen In.a. now new recreational pro-
Interviewing to expand duct. 18K. Send resume
agency force. For de· to P.O. Box 973, Tustin.
tails · Dick Myer s CA.92llO .
848-7767or~.
INSURANCE
UllDEIWllTillG
ASSISTANT
MATalAL
H...UMG
Jmmed. optnlnc for
parts cle!'i(, robber hose
products, must pass co.
physical includlng back
X-ray. Taking appUca·
lions btwn 8 & lOAM on-
ly . Stratoflu, 17671
Armstrong Ave., Irv.
EOE. A Kendava Ind ..
Co
MIDtCAL
H.B. 842·8121
PART-TIME
Need 1ix ltey people to
fill posltiom. Will train
Call 979-9368.
PT-TIME
2-3 days/week ID design
showroom. Some typing
Costa Mesa. 631·1050
PAIT TIME
General omce aft. 20 hr
wk, mature, 55wpm,
heavy phones, 645-6501
Pat or Ruth
Part Tine
C«*tNiltg Youth
Carriers
Adults with outstanding
attractive personalities
to spend 15 hrs per week
counseling youth ages
10-15. Evenings &
Weekends Available . $75
per wk Cal l
2:30-S 30pm Mon thru
Fri. 6-42·4321 ext. 343
Ask for Lori.
O~Cocnt D Plot
330 w. y Str'fft
Co1ta Mesa, Ca.
Equal Opport
Employer
Part·Tlme
STUOBfTS Ho......,.. as
Earn extra money ,
working p/llme in your
own home, introducina
the New Da.iJy Pilot to
The Orange Coast Area !
Set your own hours! Call
WHkdays between 4pm
&69m, ~1527
Thit potlUon, which sup-
porta tbe efforta of our
underwriters, require•
successful experience In
ratlnc commercial in·
aurance policies. Full It p/lime front ore PART Time Daya. Ana
Busy G.P. in F. V Peg serv No exp nee Call
Qualified candidates
must possess
an a lytlcal /numerical
ability and must be able
to function effecUvely
with minimal
supervision. Ability to
communicate effective·
ly. both verbally and In
writing, Is a must.
Responsibilities include
ratin1 and Issuing
policies and endorse·
ments.
Contact:
DEBBIE FOWLER
714-551-1414 ..... Insurance Company or
North America
S-00 IOUlh Main
400 Central Tower
Oranie.Ca.
Equal Opportunity
EmployerM/F
WANTED!
lmmedlat.e career OJ>-
portunity ls anllable
for EXPERIENCED
LUe, Property and
Cuualty ~ent ln the
Newport and Co1ta
Meta area. Dual Ucenu
preferred but not nece11ary. Leada pro·
orided, ll'OQP wuruce
piovldtd. Excellent op-
Portolty fOI' •1sres1lva
indMdu.al
board It ins. 979-9111 S46·3333 EOE
Medical ()((ice, P /time PBX 0 PER AT 0 R ·
clerical avail in Newport telephone ans. service.
Beach Doctors ofc. Pa· day It relief graveyard
tlent billln11. collec· shift, wUI train. S42~747
lions, appt. 1cheduling.
Exper pref'd. 646-0267
•
llC~OMST
TeJlpbones, U1ht ty~
m1.-C1U aobln 152-Gll ~=-JIWIU Y
FWl L~ Nntl.
call for 'eppt. Ciro
Jewelry, So. Cout Plau
Mt-~ ~
llC9'110MST
Neat, altnctJve. 1ooct
pel"IODalhy. Phone ex-
perience. Interview• 12·4pm, Tuesday·
Friday. fUJJ·Ume. Salary SAW RAMCHISI
commensurate with ex-AVA.JAii i
perience. HarleQW.O Din· No lnveatment. 30· ner Playboule, 3503 S. 50K /yr. Jntanijble Hitt
Harbor Blvd, S.A . bad:1round Call Mr.
_979-__ S:S_l_J_. ------1 Ca r1 b t W D 1 ·9 pm ,
llC.-T.fTYPIST (714)792-W'T.
Newport Beach law of· Sale•
flee. Pay commemurate GllAT HOUaS with abWty. &U-8400.
.
ltlC.,.,ONIST
Hair saloo work Tues.
Sat. lrvine752-fl41
lt1CEPT10NIST
TYPIST
lmmed openin1 exi5ls
for ri&ht person in our
btfl Nwpt Center ofc.
844.2S07
ltlCIPT10MIST
Leadln1 Mortgage Com
seeks experienced re-
ceptionist.
HU VY PHOHES
Lite typing required
.8am-Spm. 965-105.S
IECEr'TIOMIST /
Join the Los Angeles
Times Circulation Team
Ir adapt your work
schedule to your
lifestyle. Worlr. Sh.rs/day
In a Time. ClrcuJallon
sales office near your
home It have more lime
for your family , studies,
or leisurely periods. We
pay hourly wages It
comm issioos.
LOS ANGELE.5 TIM ES
137S S unflower Ave
C.M
5'0-0301 SICUTAIY
Consulting firm a look ang for sharp, energetic Equal Opportunity
It positive person to han I _ Employe_r __
die busy _phones. Must I Sales
type man. SOwpm HEL•w•~• 644-9174 ,.. ~·11;1#· -----Telephone sales No ex-IECEPTIOMIST per. nee. Excell. co.
Full time Mon-Fri. Must benefits. Commission
be personable & well program & profit shar
groomed. & enJoy meet Ing Apply lll person
ing the public. Requires Pennysaver , 1660
good spelline & pen· Placentia Ave , Costa
manship. No typing Me!_! __
Phom~ expenence pre
ferred Full company
benefits Apply : P en
nysaver. 1660 Placentia
Ave .. C M.
llC.i10MIST I
GllLRIDAY
SALES
lmmed. part lime open·
Ing for Reader Ad
repre1entative for UlSade
sales paeition Gd. com·
pany benefits. Apply in
person : Pennys aver.
1680 Placentia Ave ,
C.M Mon·Fri., l·SPM
Sale1
Now birina Assistant
Mana1er Trainees. Mio
&mo. exper. Call for in·
tervlew: 842·1231.
UMrAa;
COMIULTAM'n
Breuntr's lleot1 Furniture 5bowl'oom lo Wealm loiter seek• ________ _.
carHr on.tt.d penon1 _________ 1 for tcltf')' level poia. lo
home farnhblnu . SIC:RITAlllS
Bnuner's is Callfonlia'a Work parttJmeor
laraest furn. rental co.• ttm~ary. Call:
nee41 quallfled aalea fr J
m1mt. •talf for expand-IVICKI HESTON
ma mkt. 1Wa11 esp. pre---
f'd. WUltra.ln .... hr., de-& AtMCW..
pendinc on exper. Full 540.0400 or p/Ume. Mon.Sat., __ ...__ ______ ,
9-5:30 Ir Sun. 12 Noon· --------1 SPM. Contact: Cind)'
Mills, 891·23m. EOE SICU1'AaY/
Lo• '9-ocettor ~~~~~~~~~I Only dedi cate d ,
SCTIY A. Ml.AL motivated, It consistent
0 C I 1--applicants need apply · · A rport area. Ex· Exper. in real estate re-
pr'd in bus .. corp. & pro-lated field helpfuJ, but bate Lite bkkpf. Salary commensurate w /ex pr not necesaary-excell
714 /833-9124 growth oppty. with ex. *SHI,,...-. D ..... ---------1 panding & dynamic or· ....., ..,. '
Se t I-• ganlzation, located in Order filler ere ar ., 4 day··"-. Co. ben SALES SEC"Y ~-~a in v a II e y m16«J
With a youna dynamic ~~~~~~~~~I computer billing sales -" S H 0 E S A L E S
organization. Must have childs /teena, F-P tr. ex
xlnt verbal skills, Secretary p'd person, hrly, incen·
clerical or secretarial hec. ~ t i v es , be n e f 1 ts
experience Call Linda To~ C hildren 's Bootery
Devorkin at Safeguard Fi n Svc es r 1 rm , 644·2464 Mr. Milter Health Care Systems <714>957-ll2l Fashion Island. needs SHOPTl.AJt(EI top-notch exec secty
Se t for very busy, challeng· Learn eogravlng & other ere ary machines. Company L~ u ~~-ing pos ' Strong exper & ..,._ ~ ' typ1sh skills a must benefits &good potential
lmmed opening ID our Non smkrs please for right person 3121
growing lrvine office. Xlnt dental/medical Red H11l,C.M
Civil practice with benrts CalJ · 714-640..0123
minimum 2-S years exp ~~~~~~~~-I STATIONARY Salary open call Fran :.: Store 1n CdM nee ds
833·3622 salesperson F /time, 5
SECIETARY days. Xlnt working con
SECUTAaY rr you're a competent ds Especially fine cben
Legislative office needs secretary & a good or tele Phone 644 7482 for
efficient secretary. 60 ganiier. we neded you appt
wpm accurately , If yo u can take a
pleasant telephone personal interest 1n
v o 1 c e · $1 14 O mo client deadlines & detail
Resumes: PO Sox 3151, oriented business ad
Newport Beach , CA vertis1og, we have a
_9266_3 ___ position you can grow lll
SECUTA.IY
Small office. Typing,
bookkeeping and
phones. Irvine 556-2323
SECUTAaY
Immediate operuna/full-
lime South Laeuna area pro perty owners IS·
socialion .
Shorthand /speed writ
ing, 4ood typine re-
quired. Muat be outgo-
inc. penooable It enjoy
a bu1y office deallna
to with one of 0 C 's
leading advertising
agencies. Interested?
979·7000
SECRETARY
Customer Service exp.
Order proceuing, type so+ wpm , quotes ,
phonea, Irvine mfg
5'0-8894, aak for K.H
STOCKIROICEtt
TRAIHH
College grads Oppty 1n
Newport Beach area for
h ard working en
thus1asttc md1v Send re
sume lo P 0 Sox 430,
Marlton, New Jersey,
~53
STRAIGHTENER
for aluminum forgings
Experience required.
Able to read blueprints
& measunn1 instru
menta I.st & 2nd shirts
Apply Aluminum Forge
Co . 502 E Alton Sl .
Santi Ana 549-4075
E.O E ---
U you are a sharp, in·
telligent, mature indlv.
lookin1 for full time poe.
with variety. Irvine Sav·
logs la interested in you.
Must have gd. typing
skilla. Exper. as a PBX
Oper helpful. Apply at. ---------• with memben & public.
SALESPERSON. Excellent benefit1.
SICUTARY
Excell. oppty. for sharp
gal to work in fast-paced
Newport Beach comm'l
real estate ofc. Excell
typlna It dictaphone
skills required .
Challen1me position for
rilbt 111. Call Laila,
833-2900
TEACHER'S Aide want
ed Exp 5 mornings.
9·12 , afternoons 4 6
Susan, 640-8820
IRVINESAVINGS mature. P/\ime tr some tilOO /mo. Nlluel Shores
18552 MacArthur Blvd. wknds. 873-::alM Community AalociaUon.
E Irvine, CA. 92'715 Have somethinc--to-se_ll_?_1 <714>4t3-0l22.
E.O.E MJF Cla11Uiedadadoitwell. WantAda Call 642-5678
Secretary
TOPEXIC.
SECUTAIY
TEACHERS
As.51SfANT
Special classes for han
dicapped adults 2 yrs
college exper req 'd Ex-
ce 11 vacation & 1n
surance benef its
Wkdys 8: 30 to 4PM.
United Cerebral Palsy
Assoc , Santa Ana,
Ma 5760
Teac....,.'tAlde
TOOU'VS..-1
CalJfomla baed drillini
coottutor ..-. arol/f.
lnl foNINll tor Hunt.
lnston Beach rip. Xlnt
1alary • beDeftta Send
raume: PO BOX 2SCll
Bakenn.Jd CA tmo3 or
caU (805)32'7·57J6
Travel
EXCLUSIVI
Nwpt Bch travel a1ency
Minimum 2yn exp.
w/\ravel aaency. Saber
agl1 ONLY Contact.
GayleneMS-1777
TIAYaAGINT
Exp'd comm'! aaeot
needed for fast 11rowln1
O.C. Travel Aaency.
Apollo exp pref. Cheryl
833-0492
TYPISITYB
CO MP UG llAPHI C
EQUIP, xlnt work Ina ~nds, pay, benefits. Tbe
Composing Rm. 979-3541
T,,_.../P•~
Mlll 3 yeara experience
i n both area1
Quadratek. Capable of
full charge Art Dept
Darkroom experience a
plus For interview, call
855-1137
TYPIST
Personal Lines Dept.
Insurance Agy Apply in
person 333 N Newport
Bl ,NB.
TYPIST 3·4 days per week. Vaca-
tion relief Apply at
1660 Placentia, Costa
Mesa
Window Washer Ex
perienced, P tT , own
trans. 646-9780
YARDMAN
For tool rental firm .
Neat appearance, good
handwriting, benefits.
Will train Apply· 1930
Newport Blvd C.M or
22600 Lambert 1203 El
Toro
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~· 1005 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WAHTED TO IUY
I buy old guns,
diamonds, ivory. jade tr
collectibles Call 1114)
972-4926 "uk for Dane
W ESTMlNSTER
ABBEY
ANTIQUE MALL
Daily UMI, Fri 10-9
Closed Tuesday
11751 Westminster Ave.
Garden Grove 554-6103
Hand carved Chinese
chest. $495
536-9439 eves.
Solid Oalt Part.Den Desk.
60x43 Beautiful cond
Mu.st sell-need room Sl500
Firm 847-1323
Mjr electronics co. is
seeking a career person
who Hkes a busy desk,
has skills of typing
80wpm & s hrthd
90wpm. We are ID need
of an organized. self·
starter who enjoys detail
It daversdicallon. Non-
smoker Location close
lo all your personal
needs Miuion Viejo
area
Preschool, exp'd . Full Antique square grand
time &42-0411 piano. Circa 1880. $1500.
I
Excell. benefits
package. Salary comm
with exper. Only those
seeking permanent
employment need apply
Send resume or letter of
application to: Mrs
Kyle , 23891 Vii
Fabricante, Suite 603,
Mlaslon Viejo, 92691
SICUllTY OfRCEA
O.C.C. Campus, tem-
porary, part-time, on
call, swin1/graveyard.
S6 SS·S7.06/hr. Contact
Coast Communit y
Colleges, 1370 Adams
Ave, Coat.a Mesa, 92626.
556-5947
E .0.E., MtF
SICUllTY GUAIDS
Openln11 for qualified lndivlduall. Good IUrl·
Ing pay. Refundable un-
iform depo11l1.4. 978-7243
4631-8191
TECHHICl.AM
Wanted for service & an
stallahon or photo pro
ce s sor Some
mechanical & e lectrical
exp r equired 1714 >
898-0290
Telephone Sales
WOllC AT HOME
Call Garden Grov e
SJ0-5220
TELEPHONE
SOUCITHS
Hiring now for summer
Work 3.9 Mon-Fri. No
exp nee No sell.mg Call
966-0151 aft lpm
Telephone
PHOHEPSSOH
P IT phone person
needed to call & set
app'ts for busy Solar
Energy Co. 14.SO /hr +
bonus Aak for AJ :
Ll9UfDYNE
EHHGY SYSTIMS
545-6793, 754·~~
Trade your old stuff for
new &oodles with a
Classified ad. &42-5678
Antique Hall, 270 E. 17th
Costa Mesa 548-3111
AntJque roll top desk It
chr, appraised $1550,
must sell S8SO 548-7871
Pvt S• le· Fine jewelry-
L9ct Opal. Lucien Picard
Gold watch Original
paintings. oils. wtr clrs
etchin11s. Picuso, Dalt,
Paul Blaine Henrie,
Clyde Zulch. Miguel
Dominguez, Linda
Rofera & others. Pr
oriental lg. bronze Ums .
Bronze. porcelein, bl.a·
que figurines Old Lon·
don Pub clock on K1hny
pedestal. Blfl China
Cabinet w /bit-in ladJes
desk French Marble
coffee tbl. Pr. silk
chinese rup. Pr. braaa
lampe + more. 65-7128.
ABBA ANTIQUES
Wholesale Wanbouae
HOWOPIEM
tAM-WM
Commerce Park
pol Harbor Blvd
C.M. 751-201'0/M&-9311
<Next to405 Freeway)
Antique Estate Sale,
Sat/Sun 1500 Irvine Ave,
Npt Bcb.
Aotjq ue porc•lain 1u ato••. circa 11315, ~lDt
cood, not JUDlr, best ol•
fer. W·lSTl.Ul....,
Afd•1• IOtl ... ~ ................ ..
RARBOJt AJl&A
Af PUANCSRRVJCK
W•buy"=:z;:: ' -•u•U par. appMu-.
J'rener. lar1e uprtabt,
clean, worb tood $100'.
549-1513, 54M485.
Dryer, au. clean. workl
1ood $75. 548-8513, or
541-4485.
WHher, clean, work1
good. ~. 548-8513 or
541-448$, GIANT RUllllAOJ!:
Flbwfol'm, .., v I
twbs OMC, Fta. tnJJer.
full eover•. t ll,000.
Thnepae, N.8 . M!-cml
PA.,,_ WAMTm
lbare oWMnblf IUM
late model M diesel
trawler. NO DOWN,
1291.41 /mo. Nwpt 1lip.
U.-1085
....
MMMY940
YOUSWAelM
11111 8lltda .....
1-.aOOI
lp1ckcam&*'siieU
llOO . ....
Electrk dryer.115ed 3mo Burled Walnut Dreuer at SALE •SWAP MEET
SlOO. dy1 568-5747 , af\ 5 Mirror & Men's Chest Sat. 9-2. Food, 1ames,
Yacht
CRITERJON
71 ' Clualc Yawl
book fair, bake ule 546-9924 < 1930 ' make offe r Gisler Ii California, 962-6082
15hp, 2cyl,Yanmar deilel
w /revene aeer Sl,650.
Completely overhauled
Yanmar deiael w/2K.W.
new aenerator w /starter
w Ir In I . 1900 as II
845-1028 ; 642· 3287
Harbol'Cock.tail HONDA C1'110TraJI, xlnt
Cruialna cond. 2.000 mi. ll5mpa.
Catalina.Channel ble. _•_7s_i_o_e_o_._m-_1_~-----1 '41 Studebaker Land
Hawaii, TahlU" Pacific Yam a, Kawa, Bultaco. CruiHr. Xlnt cood. Sell
Frost free 24cu ft
refrlg/freaer. Make of·
fer Eve· 961-9989
llcyc... 1020 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Schwlnn1-boys' 10 spd
Varsity Dlx 18", $60.
Girl1' Lil Chick Shn
gray, $25. Offer. 642-0268
MX RAClNG BIKE
for 12 yr old & up. Webco
frame, Redline Corks,
good cond, $75 OBO
675-3631
l•ildi119 Mahriah 8025
·······~·············· REDWOOD ZX6'1
Xlnt decking. 8-20' long
New load just an from
mi II 55• /ft 646 9885
anytime.
DUTCH DOORS l2J
36" and 31" l50euch
675-6371
lJSE D Bric ks white
glazed face. stamped
LAPBCo 60' ea Plants
tn 15 to 35 gal containers
536-7397
Howse bemg lorn down,
everything goes Used
brick. picture windows.
C'arpets, all appliances,
Levelors, must be gone
by Su nday 4 '26 81
675-3725.
113068xl 1-'Jln dble front
doors w /d ecorutor
hardware SIOO 552 5211
Cameras&
Equipment 8030 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Movie camera w proJec
tor. '225 Al!.o. JSM M
w 1lenses. $200 Also
dark room set up, SW
559-0260 evs wkn<1
8040 ....•..•......•........
KEESHOND Pups AKC
Champ sire. M F Pet &
s h o w P vt p t'
213 697-1345aft6 pm
SA MOYED PUPPIES.
AKC 4 wk.sold A' ail at 6
wks, P vt ply llolly
760·6006 Ive m:.g
Dogg1e duo seek home.
brothers . ;Jge 2. Shellie
BasanJ 1. seldom bark.
watchdogs. isl yr food
Linda, 640.4580, 536 6186
Cairn Terrier 11 mos old,
male-looking ror run
ramily. S.100642·2635
Golden Rel puppies, 7
wks, shots, wormed, ch
lme. AKC 633--1418
Free puppy C h o w
Shepherd 12 wk s ,
h se b ro ken . cu te
M 1chelle M7 94.55
Blue eyed blonds. gold
Lab/Aust Shep Pups 11
wks. SIO ~-3823
A KC English Spran((er
Spaniel. hver & wht
female 731 4710
Golden Retriever pup
p1e1. 6 wk.s, AKC, $175
556·7572eves
AAA Home Dog Tra111mg
Does your dog have good
manners? We specialize
in happy owners & well
mannered dogs. 638 9265
West Highland Terrier.
fem4'le. 8/wks AKC
$300. P .P.831·8306.
Free to You 1045 •••••••••••••••••••••••
COLLIE w /papers, free
lo good home. 2 yr male .
963-4721
Lovely all black c at.
areen eyes, M, approx l
yr, 1ent1e. 844-5182
~-------~ C.M.
Home port Nwpt Bch Dirt $300ea ofr. 2430 Hol· or trade. 41M761
(714)631-Sl.9'2 lyLneN.B.6'5-ldtl •~=-·
Sofa, 63", c.otfee Tbl, end G Sal 1 • tbl, all 1d cond. $40 ea. ~ra1e ~-t s a
5.51-2340 aie. 50t to ·. 32.S --------1 Sl. C M. (2 blk
20th, just
Ana so.
(213) 323-SQ"l -----1~~~~~~~~305 HONDA. run.a aood 6 Y tUO Comer couch set. Queen
hide-a -bed & love seat.
Lk nu $300. 549-0'l59 •IMMAC28'-34' BOATS
6/l2mo. plans prepaid
many xlra parta, S200 •••••••••••••••••••••••
firm. 54M111110 GIANT lNDOOR OFF-M 0 VI
Waterbed, king sz, solid childrens clothes. Lots
pine w /sloping, uphol of misc. 9-4 Sat & Sun
sides. Sl.25 . .545-4376 852 Magellan Street.
---1 Costa Mesa, Mesa del
5 pc solid wood water Mar homes.
bdrm set. xlnt cond, SILVHDOLLARS
$1000 /0BO. Call Answer Yard sale, rain or shine, 19 In &ood to xlnt cond,
Ad #465, 642-4300, 24 hn. 895 Joanne, Costa Mesa. various dates, 50-100 yrs
Sat/Sun 9-SPM. 646-1176 old, $18· $26 ea. Call Antique Oak Dlning Tbl -A n 1 we r Ad # 4 6 6 ,
w /6 chrs, ~. Antique Garage & Furniture Sale, 642-4300, 24 hours.
Pump Organ 1750. ( 1) bdrm set. d111elle set, ap-'
Lthr sofa ~673-4424 pliances, bikes. drapes, Misc....._. 1010
3 PC. Drexel Bdrm. set.
hdbrd, nlte std, bureau
SSOO ~l-6389 aft SPM
carpets. Levelors. toys, •••••••••••••••••••••••
misc. 4902 Raintree Lo,
Irvine 8 30am-4pm,
April 25&26
Cookware. 20 pc stainless
steel waterless, new.
won in coolest. reg 1445.
sacrifice 979-9368
1971 SIOPJACI(.
24 ' w /traller. Xlnt
financing. Call Gary or
Don 631-1400.
'77 Tri Hull, lDtp Volvo.
17"'1', all brand new int,
---------1 in cl trailer $4300
2 desks-1 w /typewriter 840-3410
return, 3 office chra, 1
sec'y chr, 1 bighback Boat partner wanted 24'
swivel chr all in good Sea Ray Sundancer 1978.
cond, will take best offer Im mac .. Npt Bch boat
mustbesold&pickedup s lip Sl30/mo +Sl900.
by April 29. ~ 1708 Call 557-9327 _;___: ______ -I
18 walnut /naugahyde
black office arm chairs
Sl5 ea. 22 yellow vinyl
sla<'k c hairs 113 ea Wrought Iron table & 6 GIANT GARAGE S;LE
chairs. fonnal dining rm Furn. antiques, masc 25<
table, 8 c hrs, ca ll to $500. Sat 10-5 2672
evs wknds 496-0772 Bass wood NB. Ea.stbluff
REOWOOO ZX6'1. I Available Monday for
Xlnt declun1 8-20' long 1 1 mm e di ate p 1 c k up
'78 21 ' Wh•le<'raf't Nova,
XL, Cully equip W/trlr,
V8 Volvo en&. 25.sH P
lllte new Sl2.000 642-2928
days. evee731-0443
Hardwood Chilaa Cabinet ~rea . 759-16!?
New load JUSt 111 Crom 540-8L80 '56 18' Century, excell.
mill 55•t ft 646·9885 --d S1500!0BO ,.... 1017 con
anytime ••••••••••••••••••••••• M2·067l By Appl.
Take O•er Paywat1
No down
from $189/mo. includJng '78 Honda CXSOO lo ml
slip, le11011.1714/964-5994 11600 or trade 4 am p.u
loah, Sol t060 w /camper. 546-0659
• •••• •••••••••••••••••• '48 Whizzer motor cy<'le
Lido fixer-upper, w. Brand nu cond. Only 10
trailer. 1625. Hi&hlander ml1 M uat see to believe.
trailer, $300. 631-3147 SS.000. (702)m.9173
CHEOYLEE Offshore 31 ' '79 Yamaha XS400F lOK
dsl cruise k.tch 545.000. mis. Backrest, nu Urea
PP (710875-9047 Bat0ff644-4461
Once In Lifetime Oppty
34' dleeel sloop, w. moor-
ing in Nwpt Bay, loaded,
Shock sallinl sabot on
davits, complete, + on·
shore mooring w. 13'6"'
Boston Whaler, pre-
ferred location, Total
$40,000 675-UM
'73 HONDA Trail 90 1400
ori& mi 1575
~6472
(3) Honda Molorcyclea
for sale. (1) '80 XR80, O I
'78 XL125. Ol '78 Honda
Matic 400 Xlnt Shape,
trlr also for sale
631-5733 13' 1980 Capn Cyclone ---------1
Sailboat racing ngged, '73 Honda CB175 l500 Rd
new cond $1200 cost race leathers 5'10" l65lb
$1600 new 675-2480 Sl50. helmet S2S 960-7884
ROA D SWAP MEET.
Saturday nl&ht May 2nd,
Oran1e Co . Falr-
arounda, C.O.ta Mesa 24
Hour info. dS-11177
Dune bu11Y • trailer,
clean, neweng.
SU-7'98.
4 We...f Dri'Yft 9110 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1971SUIAIU
4X411AT
Thia 4 wheef drive has
low mlle1, is a 1tron1
runner • II priced for a
quick sale! <3GSTDX ).
MAUOffH
Offer &ood thnl 4 tZ'T 181
TIMMOHS
VOUCSWAGIH
3!MOCherry Ave
LONG BEACH
<OPEN SUNDAYS!
17141121-1101
Xlnt cond $75 Vinyl Large Oil Pa1nt1ngs .
couch S20 .545-5402 aft refng, Fren<'h Sconct',
6pm Pink Depression glass
White French Prov 5 pc, Cofree tbl. wshr drver.
bdrm set Single bed Io ts o C s l u Cf ~ I 9
Lo .. laloou
Helium Bouquets de-
livered Perfect for
every occasion 673-4419
3SNAKES. 2 Pythons & 1
Boa All ni <'e. Also -
large snake cage. S325
548-4967 '80 23 ' IMP C uddy
Cabin Only JOhrs on
engine MercruLSer 260
out drive Fully fatted
LIDO 14, like new. Ul· '76 Honda Elslnore 250, ·73 Jeep pickup truck.
Iman s ails, trlr, cover, S335 in new equip, lo hrs, air• P:p pb, dlx c ab,
S225 963 1932 Marguerite. CdM . Fra
----11·3, Sat9-4 GENUINE RUBIES
Only S20 per stone'
~8688
SuUer-c rested Cockatoo,
w . ca ge , tame .
access S2.395. 633--8236 SS50/0BO. 646-0930 $2950_. _·_641·6964
Cstm So AmeriC'an bar & --
stool, value Sl,000. Mu.st Sat 9 4. Bottles. tools,
sellS600 548-787! colleC'tables . hshld
-items . pots & plants
Chrome & glass & con-1142 Victoria Pl, C M
temporary, 5 rooms of · Xlnt furn Bdrm llv & Annual Multi family
din Sell by pi e~e clothes. coffee lbl, dis
Washertdryer857·4487 hes. much misc Sat 8·4 3087 Platte, C M
Wood frame glass top - -
C'how table, 2 for SIOO 14 Family' Antique Furn.
Vi ctorian iron hall tree. lge amounts or mis<',
Sl 50 631 ~ I hsehld items. Sat only
9·2 18021 Gillman Irv
MUST SEU 552·8800
out PP 548-73SS '6001080. 979-1396 14' AMF SUHRSH 'BC HD. "wide gbde" Xlnt ---------I Baas /rec reation boat, $400 646-4647 cond .. extras Just in
Detector Compass Com BIRDS: African Zebra & many xlras, best offer lime for s ummer Magnum cost $400 ask-Finches. Unusual colors. 838_7107 16' Hobie Cat. Good cond. 993.3343
1ng S300S36-3375 S4 ea. S7 pr. 549--7565. Trailer, cat box. S2000or ---
. POOL SUDE Plmo1 & 0rcpt 1090 1~ ~:Y <'ca~e~ :'~e: P& :S~t-9:J;-eeS::id.:?94cail ·1:k:~!.H~j ·:~ ~118
8 Q u e e n c u r v e •••••••••••••••··~··••• Character Boat Parade Yamaha SOOT'T. 600 m1 .
Aquas hde S250/0BO WURLITZER. sp1nette winner! Slip avail . Hobiel6'w ttrlr.Readyto like new '74 BSA B 50
545 0327 model 4410, two «·note sail $1850 /0BO 548-6140, Victor, xlnt cond. All keyboards, 13 pedal s23oo t OBO 673"7873 · 642-7817 orig. 548-2708
Orienta l Rugs, must sell. notes, auto tone control, -~73--7672___
20handwovenrugs,free earphonejac~.solidma-16. Tahiti '7S Trihull o/b lo0ots.~I,./ SUZUKI T2SO , 2 cyl
silver dollar for each pie w /matching bench. 1 h . OCwl 9070 Street Bike xlnt cond purC'hase. 646-6822 $400 cash or $450 de-tr r 120 p 1/0 immac ••••••••••••••••••••••• 15()()960-6481
----livered. 547-1845 S5800 p/p 754.()636
5 p1ere Med1t bdrm Black walnut lumber, s B 'Sabe c rt s u 1 t e , I 1 k e n e w , Garage Sale Sofa. chrs. 8,000 ft From North 5'6" A.B. Chase Louis uper uy20 r ra BOAT SLIPS FOR RENT Motor H-.. Sale/.
NPT BCH 25'-3.S'. R ... jStoi0gt f 160 sacrifice Best offer beds . loads of mis<' Carolina ist offer, lst XV. Ampfco reproduc-Fiber&lau, 8 hull, cutty Dys 642 4773. Eves some antiques 2JOO Port · •-__ _. . cabin, l /0 4cy, Mer 642-4644 •••••••••••••••••••••••
642 9656 Aberdeen Pl N B Sat serve 548-669:J. tng .. gr .... piano. com· cruiser. 1.20 eng. rblt out WE CAN SELL pletely restored & re bit d r ' v e , n e w Doell space up lo 30· for YOUR R. V •
Ch r Is t I an worn an 55 Apnl 25th 9-4 I~ a~~oclk~~~ s::~'r :~~ Piano ori&inally bit in m a o If o Ids fl r I r power or drop mast sail
needs furn. accept girts H l' G E SALE f'u rn cond $400~!-&497 1921. Like new-good in-$4500/0BO 546-4104 425 boat Sl6S. 67~2298 ~1304
or wall pay small pay lamps, toys clothe~. ap ---vestment. Collectors But'knell Rd CM WANTED Shore moor· RENT 22· lux mlr
ments June751 ()498 pllances. st.ereo & much I 2 KW Gener at o r item Asltin1 S20.000 111g or manna s pace for home Sips 6, self <'Ont
7ft sora. burnt orange.
good cond1t1on $75 best
offer 847 5643 aft 5 30
Nr new teak wood table
w /8 ch rs and ch an a
c abinet SJOOO va lue.
no w $1500, wknds after
5 30551 4~7
more' Sat Sun 94, 41 W1scons1n Engine on Hammond Organ & 25 ' Tro1an CC. '60 Gd 10xl7' catamaran eves. 1275 1wk + 8< m1
Dogwood . Irv 1 n1~ Trailer $2000 p 1an° Center Cd M · cond full eqwp full cov 497 3914 or ~4190. ext 640-8585
Park > 552·4a>4 ~2 6568 644-8930 er . NB s lip $4900 30 ----------I KAWAI 6' Grand Beaut 644-2185 72 ' DISCOVERER 25',
HUGEGARAGESALE Hvy dutyGarrer&Sattler C d M Sell IOATSUPS Ciberglas. streamline.
, 2 s pd roof top Evap. on · ust '79 Ski Boat 70 H.P fully For rent 646-4419 beaut. Sipe. 5. Just re-215 CeC'1I Place. Costa cooler $75 543-1377 sa&-2697 equipped, good cond furbished. Last chance,
Mesa. Fri, Sal. Sun 9 4 l3800957 9320 Spo~-Gooch 1094 · _ -iwrtatl•-moving. 830-1412 ~ --CAR PHONE, xlnt cond. • • ._., ,_, r-· ._. Lge Garage Sale May $3-0()() value only $995 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 18' Larsen Tri Hull, xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1969 Open Road cab-roof 2nd (3rd8-50ffice/l~ome compl 760-s-i02 Prof. bmodel hvy ~uty cond 120hp S3,000. c ... ~n.Sde/
91
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air.ilps6.PB.PS.auto.
2 loveseats. coral & light equip & furn 815 Cam -elec. !cycle exerclSer, 840·55-02. leitt 4 S349S. W -2067
green pattern on off. pho~N _B ___ Bruns w ick I " s late $300.673-3826 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------
while Oval glass top Vila mm Bankruptcy Sal" bum Per po o I t b I e Scuba Equip, xlnt cond. 2Cl .I L ~ MBAN BoaLatpsNtraedke 77 VW CA.MPH TraUen, UHlty ti 10
C'OCfeetblonbrassstand & Skin cr"am" SI ,.,,;r· w /leather hard in xlnl sellsep.or$450080all. ask111cS800ay67~2968 e !I Dynamite Westralia •••••••••••••••••••••••
$750 or ofr for all bottle G .... ara~e s;le cond6734347 ____ 675.4361 wor · · ~ pop-top 4 1peed. Excep-Coleman versa trailer ~14357 --items 2096 Manon Way FOG MACHINE $125, Owena24'neweng,clean, tional clean camper with hard cover, used Lots of Scuba d1v1ng $4500 FIRM pp <388SPll once S600 Call979-9061 Pr Henredon Scene 11 C M. works great Tom . b -------840-7223 Mon thru Fra , equip, underwater 646-1221 $6195 Allto~,P..ts
curio ca lllets. new. cost Antique saddle. Jx7 tinted noTueaday camera C'ase 968-7267 T--..t-M1L.....1 Y-L..L. JIM MARINO & Acutnrlei 9400
S2000 ea Sell pr for glass, beams & timbers. eve, wltend! ..--"'--nn VOlJ(SWAGEH ••••••••••••••••••••••
S2SOO 67~ _ _ lots of junk. 3111 Bayside Power mower & edger TV ladlo. Z7' UNIF1JTE '70, Tw 18711 Beach Blvd. For ..
Elegant Metz bdrm set. Dr . C_dM SWl 9-4 $200, washer & dryer H' 1~ .rr......__ 1091 Cbrys 318'1, FWC, N B 14• ZOOO s 25 h "• ~ slip. own. anJt. $16,500 ,. Datsun Z sohd oak. king hdb~d . Furn & brt<'-8 brae 1 eac 646-S848 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 31 JERSEY '73, Sed F
lrpl dresser & pr nale 1848C SantaLeonora C1r MaytaggasdryerS135.8' Beautiful Color TV, 2 yr F /B, all alau, Chrys. CAMPER SHELL· its mofor
stands 67~ ---cle. F. V. Sat only. 9-5 Herculon Sofa SlOO Ac wrnty Free delivery 318's. FWC. slip, any re Dodge Step-side truck + ..........__/;!'
$148.646-1786 as.offer,,,_• S200 493-7308aft5PM. _. MOVING SALE cord1an S45 2Twm beds. w ••... 5 J
S I n a ,. r s"w mac h. GSarage/yard Sale. Sat & S35 ea 2 Antique clocks SUPER COWR 25 " color __!75·9007, evelMl0-1725 8' CABOVERCAMPER 761-7 .. .... .... un. 9·2 Antiques. col-SlOO & SP" 11 t d walnut barstools. maple lectables. rum . rugs, ...,orwi re e TV SALE. FntSat/Sun. WaotAdHelp" 6425678 M75 orbeatofrer. SSAVISAYIS
'74 C hev )ll 4X4
w 1 everyt,h1ng ,
Stockland Camper shell,
cstm Int. duel gas tanks.
body /eng xlnt cond
$4000 493-SSM
'74 Blar.er. rebll eng. air,
new tire1 . $3000
(l89PPI ) 760·8820,
499-1813
'560 •••••••••••••••••••••••
S,_cial
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Lowte.oge!
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8 )1-)311
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LUV 1/JofcM Stall•
with dual rears! Ideal
for land1capera. et<'
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HOWAID et.-.rolet
Dove Ir Quail Sta
NEWPORT BEACH
IJl-0555
19796MC
LOM611D PICICW
Automatic trans.. pwr
1teerlna. 1tereo ta~.
flber1lua 1hel1 • ONL V
20,000 miles! ( 11987 >
·oMLY $5995
MllACUMAZDA
2150 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
64~5700
chest & desk, chest & depression glass. r e for lg challl saw 543·0063 t99 to 1199. 2 yr. wmty, ---646-5602 WITH USID PAl'TS
n1te sta nd , misc cords, china & pottery, Prof soccer & fooaball rreedel.TVJOHNS,843 rH-.,Sale/ MotorH--,Sde/ lmportedcarparta '61 Dodae .,...T work
546-4099 toys & much more 418 game $150 Am /Fm W.19lhSl.CM646-1786 1 ... /5...... fl60 R ... /S..... fl60 IMPORT truck. 4-lpd, 6-cyl, utll
Solid oak bed~ -s~t-w-/k--Dahlia. CdM. stereo & beaut. cabinet CB Radio and Antenna. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l:i~~~.;~r ~S:~57~una xlnt $575
1 n g s ii e waler bed G A R A G E s A L E . SlOO. 494· 7997 !!c. e67ll5~~~1bardly used. DO y OU HA VE ONE Anaheim 776-9900
SB00/080.642-7423. Furniture di s hes. Gas dryer $75, a Maple _., ""' 2 ton truck, 1 owner, no
clothes, tools, all kinds round table ISO. Wheel 21 .. RCA color TV con-OF THESE' WANTEDTOBUV bed, ad brakes & motor. Dbl bed, gd sprgs & malt,
dresser & nite stnd
Limed oak wood
S250/b1t ofr. 646-0926
of goodies. 820 Center chair, needs repair SlO. • Drlveraldedoorfor IBOO. 548-83. sole, beautiful picture, '67 VW sedan 546-1179
St., C.M. Sat/Sun 9·5 548-2898 175. 2060 State Av. ---------1 '79 Chevy Luv 1up-1lde,
(follow Oalc),.arter Ritbtfrootrenderfor '67 AM /FMtape,plnatrlpe. YARD SALE: Sat 4/25. Kini Sz Matt/Box1prln1
Twin bed with mattress 2320 Elden Ave, Costa 960. Dbl Mattresa/Box-Ham. VW S25. sharp. 87).8015
~im. lit ---------• '61 Dodae AlOO pc up,
8 wheels and Ura very re1torable cond.
All U"alte M0-7814 bestolfer
and box springs. Gd Mesa. Wat.er ski.la, A.von spring $10, Exerciser loGh & ~
cond. Bestofr.640-6479 collectablea. clothing. S25.640·S296 ............
TV & more ------••• • • ••• •••••••••••• ••
'7•5117 ________ _.. '77 Dat9'm Plcllup. Slake
18' Whitewater canoe.
Maple Capt's chair S2S SCDIU •as Yellow bamboo-like Sat 10-4 Hrd Wood Sofa. IUUW'\.
dinette tbl & 4 chn, like I a m P s . ant q bras a AMt'Wl'.'H
G ... rel 901 ••••••••••••••••••••••
nu 1100 Sean itrll wbt faucets. deak etc 28 ~nLR..1
fwwllwe 1050 dre11er w /mirror $$0. Rock Roee Way I Univ Infant -Slwsh -
••••••••••••••••••••••• Matchin&delk w/chr SliO l_P_lt_)_S_a_t_. ______ 1 Ple~~~';:e -
Like new $450.
$41-4967 • •We will pay $500 advance
P~I oUl ''1 Cbevelle, b e d . Ne w b e a d 1 ,
318, upd, 12 vott rear radJator, elec. 1y1tem.
end, ·• VW LraDI axle, llluat Mil. NOOO. 4M-4Z1S
Cballenaer duel ••· * * IBUY ** orb1toffer&42-3Z23 Garage sale· Antique I won't uy be'1 •
·Good uaed Furniture Ir Din in a room table. 8 bed, depth finder. rattan hypochoodriac. but how
Appliaoces---OR l will sell chain, 3 leaves• ~fet, chest. m1ny boat Ir many people do you
Non-profit org. needa
your boat. plane, car,
etc. Liberal tax deduc-
ll on 1 d vantaae1 .
2ll/SM-2341 or8ELLforYou SZ50. Ph.*-5032 luebld m.iac. 32411 Min-ltno" who've cone into MASTlaS AUCTIOH neaota CM <corner of JJWSAa1-l'4e care becauae
64M6N. IJJ.'621 Watetbed • id cond. Qn ,_c_a_) _______ "" __ :.~~~~:::...R_L_I_N_E-1? Clu1lrled Ads
1lze-complete. $ZOO/b1t
I IUY flUIMITUU offer. Ml-IZM
Lei 15'7-ltis RATTAN F'lJ"RHtTURE
11-.t MU bliltcher blk Lbl, Knt II ~rd, $125; • '*'-· rm. 2 dntlMn. • dr1wer c'-t, (ft lOln
DIW lt.ud • rn!m)t fZ21 la x 2ft tan ht '215· Two
• lllON. tr7S..025' •ft. Jdrawer C!hllfa, 2ft .an ht 4PN .a•~ 10 in le $180 .. , Alr
Sptlbf twtn bed W/flt~
bedtprffd • dUlt natn..
Llke new • ...,, M$.9"2
•
w1NNER • .i
Ju1t bY, sebdlnl ~ your name and Ii
adclrei1 and by wa&cldn1 for your ,
name In the elet11fled au of the
Dally Piiot.
Whi Ucketa to thft1:&lrcua, •rt• amUHm•t adia~ or '" u evtntl. Just nu out lhla coupon .. IU mall It 1 to UM: 1
Oaillfted ~,_em DiUy P80t
J30 W. Ba18'rttt, C8lla ~.CA -
•Stability -: ~ _1rt. In the bullne.
•Nit up lo $250 per week
Our compef)y PreMn"X h9 2.eM In advanc• Europeen FtY"'drlv."
oonttmta and wm .,.u at 4.7M. , ........... , ......
......... ., ....... I t w • .,.. .......
We encour• YQu to .,.,_. ut .wtn ot"9r• -COme In end d-* "*our RESERVATION CKMT8
We Mffd M.,. lt7t .. I
bauat. -.TID. Chevy Luv 'IO Lonabtd. ----------a All /FM CHI. 1terfo,
Four Tru-1poke wire llX ml. camper •Mii.
•bHll 1•a1" IUferb t550Q. Call Ana. Ad ••1
cood pso....aa pb Mi-41DOMbn
Alie.. fer.. '71 rord Ranchero ~.
•••••••••••• .. • .. •••••• ful lf loaded, A /t ,
All /nl tape, er. con·
trol, •lot OQDd.. Beltolr. ..._.,..oral•
'U 2806L. Rtd. now ens. LEAS!
'7Z 411. 4 dr, -
'68 Bus, nda sa. S1tl5
40 bp vw eriain. • ..,,
fl up C.M &48-1417 A/C, auto, stereo t•pe.
lint ~oad. SlUOO. Call
714/558-7'29 tape, new S*lnt. ao mpe , 1t1MW $3SOO. Cell Answer Ad NB 'Tl JOOD Diesel, blue,
DIRECT! -ttat SMI TUUO.
'75 vw Bua. X1nt cood "'
52,000ml. *8IO.
v... '170 •••••••••••••••••••••••
t t7t CHIVIOLIT llAlMUI VW-'PORSQfE-AUOJ
Wt DOW V... "45 E. CoasUIJway )ii ~H •t Ban i@ Drive Automatic trans .• 2 re1r NewPOrt Beach 873-0900 seill, pwr. ateerinc.
AM/FM stereo t1tpe, ..,...,IMpoet~
1tiu1es. ia. cas tank, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• toae paint. cruise con· Alfo lo.eo '705
t ro l & radial tlr es. ••••••••••••••••••••••• <zlsWRR>.
OHLY $5995
MllACUMADA
2150 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
64S..S700
'71 Dodge Van auto. Qt s,
p /b. reg gas, $16951080
64e·l678 ---
Must sell '72 i., ton Dodge
Van.Gd brakes. tires &
Cra1er Rims. nd~ eng
work S900trirm Call
674·1371.
'70 DODGE 3 spd, VS,
reblt. whls. fm, uphl.
sntf, 19mpg, xlnt $1700
548-6980
'71 Yellow Chevy Van, ti
cyl, cpts, panelled cass.
new pnt $1650. 960 7804
LEASE
DIRECT!
-1911 ALFA
SPIDERS
IEACH IMPORTS
848 Dove Street
NE WPORT'BEACH
752.o900
'71 SNINT
VELOCE COUitE
Red with black rnterior
G r und1g ster eo. air
cond .. Gotti wheel!> .. im
m aculate' (3705)
ONLY $6795
ROY CARVER IMW
1540 Jamboree Road
NEWPORT BEACH
640.6444
O)'namlt• 2 d o or #484,142-4300. m l n t c ond, 44K ml
automatic. Alr, at....o, $15,000. 640-5390 POl'Khe '75
s 8 It , Very c I e a n '78 U8 R1Uy 2·dr, cherry ••••••••••••••••••••••• (47lSYH~ red, xlnt cood. AM/FM t,18Z. '76 280C blu/blu, I POISC .. lt7t IEACH IMPORTS 17491 stereo, nu radials, 31K •Int cond 52,000 m l 92:8. Fully loaded. 15.400 848DoveStreet
JIMMAllNO ml, $2800. 754-6290 Sll,000/obo.ssa.5589. orl1. ml., xlnt cond. In· NEWPORTBF.a\CH
VOU(sw.......... '72 220D d ........ _ side 4c out. Blue book 712-0900 ,. .. ....,. '73 Flat lZ4 Sprt.Cpe, eng • • 4 r ._._.,, aun·
18711 Beach Blvd. ad. eJrt/int aome work, roof. manual trans. One wholesale is ~J.375; our . 14~2000 AM /FM cass. vinyl rf, Owner, xlnt cond $7~. aaJe price 111 $26, 775. 73 Saab. 4 cyl, 96G L._ less (200368>. A.ak tor Duke than 50,000 act. m1. m
Sadcla.bock IMW
Used Car -Demo' Sale!!!
AU CARS
Drattkaly
Redilcecl!!
This Fri. Sat
ONLY!!!
COtRe lft T Odoy!
AlldS..e!!!
2 8402 M•r'gHrlt e
Pllwy.
Mission Viejo
831-2040
Closed Sunday
·79 3201 Topaz, well cared
for please call 494·0516
for appt to see. ---
'78 BMW 633, xlnt cond, 4
spd, anthracite gray
beige $750 /bst ofr (213)698-4188 dys, <714) or MUte. top cond, orig. owner,
966·0426 SS2·0148 evea/wtnde s 23 o o / o Bo . c a I I
SUMMf:R SPECIAL. •73 MUSTSELL!! McGowan, 646 4431
Fiat 850 Sp)'der Convt '80 MBZ 3000 day~ 642~ e_v_es_. __
Canary Yellow Am/Fro Uc. 1AHG817 961-7700 Selborv 9762
ca1s. Runs 1reat Looks L a te '77 Me r ced es •••••••••••••••••••••••
s h a rp $2000 (lrm 450SEL. silver /black, 79 S u ba r u Brat
631·2347 gorgeous. w everythmg, w/camper shell & trlr
'SS orig Por SPttdster. hitch 4 yrs left on warr Honda 9727 S800 + $424/mo, assume Beat Offtt 12,000 m 1, ltke new ••••••••••••••••••••••• lease at 11"'1'7c int ror JS 496-7928 ~ 646-1176
VISITYOUR mos . Owner anx ---
494 .. 1095 '79 91 t SC Tarc a. mint Toyota 9765
ORANGE COASTM --G-1------9-7-4-4-i cond Fully equipped •••••••••••••••••••••••
HONDA ••••••••••••••••••••••• w man Y opt 1 on~ 75 TOYOTA SRS Custom paint Best of SitORT COUPE
HEADQUARTERS 1979MGI fer (7 14!631 0232 or Burns propane Save•
TODAY!!! ROADSTER 1213!622 0066 <829MFVJ
New top, AM1FM stereo $23 95
UNIVERSITY tape. excellent cond1 '57 356A Clean runs well, JIM...., "'Rl .... O
SALES&SERVICE lion. one owner car & l'lassH' $4300 UBO ~ ""
low miles. (40679G> 960-9531 VOLKSWAGEN
OLDSMOllU MOW $5477 t87 t l Beach Blvd
HONDA orrer good thru 4127 181 '66 912. nu u res. nu seab, 842 2000
GMCTRUCKS TIMMONS WebH l·arb, $5500 •
2850 Har bor Hlvd VOLKSWAGEN 646·7093 dyi., 964 1836 '78 Corona Wgn. Jo m1 .
COSTA MESA Ch eves. air, auto, ps, etc, xlnt.
'74 VW Van. 7 pass. $1800 s~nt on <'verhauled eng
Xlht runrung $4200 ofr
498·4215
540.9640 3940 erry Ave $4200. 673-3826 LONG BEACH '78 928 Wht . undt>r --
!OPEN SUNDAYS> 20.000mls Imm $27.500 80 TOYoT A
171 4J821·1301 Aft4pm (7141749·2529 TERCEL
'78 SPRINT VELOCI':. beige. J4,000mi, S'll .UOO 78HOHD"' PP. 642 3433. "' fully equ1p'd, xlnt t•ond Dynamite CVCC 5 i.peed
Best ofr over $6 .000 '78 BMW 32()1 Full eqpt hatchback Clean. low
557 0268 Nu tires & clutch Full I • 134WRN ) .,,. Ford Van, Epono 170, 6 mi es ' .,.. , maint rcrd Mint cond $3995 cyl, 3 spd, automatic Audi 9707 s ~t ofr Wknd e' e
Looks good, run• uood, ••••••••••••••••••••••• J IM ~RIMO .. .. 714 581 ·I015 ask1ng $750 or best ofr 71 AUDI VOLKSWAGEN
714-754 6573 Dynamite Fox 2 door 77 BMW 320I. JUto. lo m1. 18711 Beach Blvd
.......... -W-..t.-..t 9590 automatic Air, stereo. ~ood cond1t1on 842-2000 I
AIHVS ....-rcv I only 36000 miles Very 675 5847
••••••••••••••••••••••• clean (578TKG > •79 Prelude. am (m
WE PAY TOP DOLLA H $3995 Ca pri 9715 radio. Ssp. moon roof
ror top used l'a r~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt C'Ond 536 4257 rore1g n. domestics or JIM MARINO
classics If your C'ar I!> VOLKSWAGEN '7Jtiuod Cond. 731\ m1,
$2(XXJ UBO
545-9691 e\•es ext r a c lean. see us l87ll Beach Bhd
F IRST• 842-2000
~
:. #I hi OrtMCP._ C-'v
2925 Harbor Blvll
COSTA MESI\
·74 Capri $1200 or be'> I of ·1s All DI 5000 lo mtl ... age. (er
s11\ er mt>lalhc, full lux & 631 5831after6 pm
pwr pac kage, s nrf. . .
wheels, auto. am fm 76 Capri Ghia. V6. auto.
c ass. ssooo 645 1804 a c. xlnt. fa st i.a le.
eves 1wknds $2500. 548·3876.
'·74 Audi Fox . xlt l'On Datsun 972 0
76HONDA
C VCC HATCHBACK
Hondamat1c radw and
heater C le.:1n '
1824RRTJ
$2695
J IM MARINO
VOLKSWAGEN
lll7 l l Ekach Blvd
842-2000
979-2500 am fm stereo. Must see· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1980 4 door i\C't·ord
Sl .880 K1m645 1743 1980DATSUN Green M111t t·ond SSJOO
77MGI
Dynamite Bnt1sh raring
green "B" roadster Its
s qu e aky cle an
1696TRH >
$3195
JIM MARINO
VOLKSWAGEN
60 3S6 Porschl'. Yell blk
int AM FM tape. Chr
~ hb, $2900 4!14 6607
Gli\NT I N L>OOR
PORS C ltf;
SW \PMEET Ma> 2nd
24 hr info, 498-9177
2 door 4 speed lt 's
clean ' Jt 's dynamite
1340Zf: f:1
$3995
JIM MARINO
VOLKSWAGEN
18711 Beach Rh·d
142-2000
18711 Beach Blvd ·73 911 TarKa. CIS IOJ • 5 80.
842-2 000 s pd , air. wp1a brnwn. Super Cehca. l:(•><>t.l
----$1200 4911945 t·ond automat1l air
Opel 97 46 rond C'fu1se c·ont rol.
••••••••••••••••••••••• ·79 924 auto. air . 'Cira!.. man) xtras 9&1-l!fllO
'74 Opel Manta, burgun
dy, 'my! top. $2,000
955-1698
1\K m1 , Imm Stt.900
OBO pp 770 4744
Rolls Royce. 9756
Peuqeot 9748 •••••••••••••••••••••••
••••••••••••••••••••••• #} DEALER IN U.S.A.
LEASE
DIRECT!
78 TOYOTA
COROLUSR5
.5 speed with air and
.. tereo Very l'lean
( 12327 >
S3495
JIM MARINO
VOLKSWAGEN
18711 Beach Bl\ d
842-2000
'ec>-'SS VW left It riabt
door, '71 left door. ISO
each. Western style whl
rim• for Super Beetle
S20ea. 548-9744
71 VW SCllOCCO
Dynamite Brazil Bronze
beauty . 4 s~. factory
air, ster«>. Ver y cle1in.
(6~UPT) A
$56'5
JIMMAAIMO
VOLKSWAGEN
18711 Beach Blvd
1 42·2000
A LL IN DOOR VW
PORSCHE OFF ROAD
SWA P MEE'T Saturday
Night May 2. Orange Co
Fairground ~. Co!>la
Mesa 24 hour info
714 498·9177
79 VW SCIROCCO
Jet black beauty with
factory air & ~tereo
Super clean. low miles
ll36XVY>
$6495
JIM MARINO
VOLKSWAGEN
18711 Beach Blvd
CeUN7-'Sf.2
i9 VW Coovert. yellow·
black top. tan int. CUI .
min t cood, $1950.
780-1518, ~7-1291.
'76 Rabbit, 2 dr. snrf, 4
a pd , lo m l, $3100 .
497 ·2580, 97&-2460 X382.
'75 S uper Bug, Le Grande
Edition "low m1", sun·
roor stereo. nu M 1chelln
tires. great cond MSOO
640 2785
'67 BUG Good
transportation AM /F M
8 trk Sl200. 631 91Z7
'64 Bug. all orig eng,
tra n s. xlnt Never
wrecked $1375 631~2568
'71 VW 411 Sqrbck Beaut
motor . & ctn body
673 1482 , 675.2545
'75 convert . yello". orig
owner, body & en!( flaw
less $5300 Donna dys
549 8233 eves 752 6360
'76 Habb1l. clean.
$260010 l:H>
645 3173
842-2000 '61 Bug, Xlnt, mags.
·16 RABBIT, reblt eng, stereo, nu wht paint.
air, AM FM, auto. xlnt Sl595 536--6456
cond. $2700 751 8771
81 VWDIESEl
'LS' Model S speed !-'at·
tory air sunroof
cassette aux1har) tank
Onh 5000 mill'~ 1-·u11
warrant) Slatl' Kre~
Dynamite• 1180H969>
$7995
JIM MARINO
VOLKSWAGEN
187 ll Beal'h RI vd
842-2000
Super Beetle ·12. nt'l4
reblt eng . good int . !>Un
rl, $1800 673' 1210
74 VWDASHER
Deluxe 4 door wagon 4
s peed with air
Dynamite' 1fi44Lll>l
$2195
JIM MARINO
VOLKSWAGEN
18711 Beach Blvd
842-2000
'73 VW l'amper bubble
top, rslm made awning
enrlosure. ma1nl re
cord. $3950548-:!UJJ
78 U1esl'I Rablnt. 4dr
~nrf Am Fm ~tereo
nl'w radia l~ S4 .995
645 0515
Vol•o 9 772 ...................•.•.
#I VOLVO DEALER
IN OHA~t;ECOl'NTY '
SALES, SERVICE
AND LEASING
OVERS EAS DELIVEHY
EXPERTS
EARLE IKE
VOLVO
1006 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
646-9 30 3 5 40-9467
WANTED!!
CS.. Imports
TopDolar
200SX LIFTIACK • ss1 8695 aft 4 pm. Antin 9 709 5 speed trans. AM 1FM
••••••••••••••••••••••• stereo cassette & ONLY 77 Accord. 5 spd. lo m1
1981 PEUGEOT
TURIOs '79 l'l'hl'a auto. a1:.; ,..~rr ·79 VW W~tfah.i l'mpm S6895 Must ~l't' 1,,3 ,320 bl s f f
CLOSED SUNOAYS
75VOLVO
Dynamite ,245 4 door
wagon 4 Speed w1lh air
&4.000 miles Xtra clean
!012201 I
It aid!!
Cali' J I"' H09an o r
MitreL•
Cre•iet-Moto"
835-3' 71
We'll Buy
Or Sell
Your Cleon
Import On
C0Miqnment111
Call Our
u~ed Car
Monaqer
TODAY!!!
8 3 1-2040 495.4949
)oddleboct-BMW
Minion Viejo
WEIUY
CLEAN CARS
AND TRUCKS
COMNEll
CHEVROLET
'.X!H ll.trhor Bl\ ct
1·c ~T.\ \oH;..._.\
546-1200
HIGHIUYH
Top dollars for Sports
Cars, Bugs, Camper!>
914's, Audi's
Ask forU 1C MGR
JIM MARINO
VOLKSWAGEN
18711 Beach Blvd
HUNTINGTON BEACH
842-2000 ----
TOPDOLLAR
PAID FOR
~OOD&CLEAN
USED CARS!
WANTED!
Late model Toyotas and
Volvo s . C all u s
TODAY!!!
.... ~ ... . c ......... . ~ •46-t>OJ w 140·t01
'64, J,000 MKll, rblt eng 6i00 miles• <672'.lUl!:I air. am fm t·ass nu
Xl nt mech cond 54,000 ONLY 57699 M1t·hel in~. met brn,x lnt
orig m1 ~.500 730 5619 cond. S.S200 494 2643 MIRACLE MAZDA
BEACH IMPORTS
848 Dove Street
NEW PORT BEACH
752-0900 IMW 97 12 2150 Harbor Blvd ·79 Accord LX . 2dr Air ------
Lookm~ lor a nome ot
your o~n• You 'll find
man\ homes ad H'rl1sl'd
ror sale 1n ct.1"1f1l'tl
every da)
••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MESA
For The Best 64S-5700 auto. Am Fm ca.ss. ps. Autot, Uted Alltos, Uted
Buy Or Lease Deal
In Orange Count}
Come See Us Toda)•
pb Reg ga.s 17 .CX>O m1 •••••• •• ••• •••••••••••• •••• •• ••••• •••• •• •• •• ••
&
SAOOLEBACK
BMW
28402 Marguerite Pk°"'}
M iss1on VieJo
Avery Pkwy exit
1off 5 F'reeway >
831-2040 495-4949
Closed Sundays
CREVIER
&I SI & U OADWAV
SAMIA AMA
835 3 171
fH( UlftMAff OAIVIHG MACHIN(
•USEDBMWs•
78 5 301A 15421 l
·79 3201 ( 7560>
'79 3201A S R 17089>
'805281A sunrl 100131
'81 3201A (0ll5l
Closed s-day1
'78 530iA
Alloy wheels. s terE'O
cassette. power win
dows. 13.600 original
miles, except1onally
n ice ' PRICED TO
SELL!' (899VPYJ c tt•ler Moton
Isl & Rroadway
Santa Ana 83.S-3171
761MW
2002 4 speed. Very clean
local car U23RKL)
$5695
JIM MARINO
VOLKSWAGEN
18711 Beach Blvd
$99
OVER INVOICI':
SALE DN ALL 2 1~&310S
S6.800 675 8700
·75 C1' I<'. ssp. 68.000 m1 I
S2 750 Xlnt
4~71~
IN STOCK''' JCIC)Uar 9730
Plus dealer added ac • • •• • ••• •••••• •••••••• •
l'esso!1es Cars subject '67 Jaguar 3 8 MK llS all
lo prior sale Sale ends orig very well main
4 27 81 at close uf buc;1 tamed Must Sacrifice
ness Ad musl be pre IW6 11570 s ented at lime of
purchase.
NEWPORT DATSUN
888 Dove St reel
'71 E type2+2Vl2 .-
' 27.000on g mis
642 2991
N f:W PORT l3 E/\CH Karmann Ghio
8 33-1300
78 DATSUN 2802
Dynamite4 speed l'Ou pe
Gold beauty Very clean
<839U00l
$6995
JIM MARINO
VOLKSWAGEN
18711 Beach Blvd
8 42-2000
1975 DATSUM
71 0WAGON
\11tomat1c trans air
cond & radial tires
1059NJM >
ONLY $2695
MIRA CLE MAZDA
2150 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
64S-5700
•••••••••••••••••••••••
'73, xlnt rond .. radials,
cs tm whl s. $4900
847 9598
'74 Ghia gd rond nu eng
I +m o re S3200 OBO
847 9731 or (213)671 9116
Men do 9731 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Musl sell. '72 RX3. gd
co nd St500 /0RO
548· 7521 Momtng or" e
'78 GLC 5spd. new tires.
xlnt rond. 40mpg. ~st
offer cell S.SI 62.89
·73 RX J. xlnt runnrnl(
cond $1200 549 0788 or
770-0711
'72 Maid a Wgn. good
cond. dlr rbll eng, stereo
tape, S800. 494·2894 ----
Merc•••letll 97 40 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•NEW 'lt MIZ•
240D·300D + SD
SA VI $$$$$$$
Earle Ike'•
T RA NSPORTATION
CONSULTANTS
645-4211G
14~2000 ·so Datsun 280ZX, auto,•-----------------1 w /a ll options. sunroor. SELUNG YOUR
The Med bdfflMJ custom chrome, black M ERCEDE.5?
it..tOfYow w/red inter. Priced to WIPAY
IMW rwc.... Or sell by pvt party. Sl2.SOO. TOP DOU.Al SS
LffM COlllld h Call 646-4629 Call Jack.Bacon
M 1 ---1M~' -JtMS&.810M5 C~ w :. '77 DATSUN -~ ~+2, .._.._
•-"""• ---mags, a /c, stereo. xlnl •---·• ""r _.__ d • .,., '""'"2 76().0.... l.970HllrborBlvd ly01r,....Pl•ll con . ,._._... 0009 COSTA MESA
17 I 4J 5%2-5333 eves 631·1278 833-9300
751MW
REASOll
BUICK'S
llSIAN•N
RESALES I
I 977 MERCURY
COUGARXR7
A utomatic. power steeri ng. power
brakes. air. electric 'M ndows & seats.
vinyl top, tilt. cruise (771SZE)
53995
1977 BUICK
LES AIU
2 door. automatic transmission. Power
steering. power brakes, air. cruise. tilt
(508RSO)
53695
1975 CHEVY
MALllU CLASSIC
Automatic. power steering. power
brakes. air. tilt. vinyl toP. (162NCA)
Ive m!>SR e ton• re ~· am m
cas!.. !>lcep!> 5, 21mp~ lo
·72 To\f1ta C'11ron<1. ).(t)u(J
cond · $1900 or llest offer
552 9539
mis S8500 OHO ni:ht'
675 4560
$4995
Ila ve something lo sell"
Late '76 Corolla S spd Class1f1ed ads do 11 well
SRS. hlchbk. like new,
JIM MARINO
VOLKSWAGEN
18711 Beach Blvd
842-2000
37M PG $3200 1146 7171
To\nta '77 Corolla
LiitbaC'k SFts 5-;pd. nf'"I llrl'S brakes S3:!01
~7 2302. 644 068.5
Vo•s•GC)ftl 9 770
·······················j 1974VW .
FACTORY CAMPER
4 speed trans , AM FM
stereo tape & extra nice!
<877MGBl
OHLY $4995
MIRACLE MAZDA
2150 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
64S-57 00
'78 VOU<SWAGEN
C OMVIERTIILE
Loaded ' (033731 4 more
al s 1m1lar savings•
Priced for qwck sale at
ONLY $7177
Offer good lhru 4 27 81
TIMMONS
VOLKSWAGEN
3940 Cherry Ave
LONG BEACH
1 OP EN SUNDAYS l
17 14J82 1-1301
'7 4 VW SUitlERIUG
AM FM cassette stereo
S2200or bestorfer.
953-1717
74 VWIUG
Dynam ite 7 psgr 4
speed. Origmal blue &
white. Sharp! (OOOLWBl
$3995
JIM~RIHO
VOLKSWAG91
18711 Beach Blvd
142-2000
MARK HOWARD
VOLJ(SWAG&t
Large selectio n of
Volkawaaens with com·
peUtave prices.
~UOWMcl
VOll(SWAGEN INC
5*4-4100
13131 H art>or
Garden Grove
Cmnier·Delillo
CHEVROLET
HUNTINGTON BEACH
USED 1:11 I USED · TRUCI
INVENTORY SALE!!
CHEVROLETS
80 Camaro
80 Corvette
79 Chevette
80 Camaro
80 Monza ·so Camaro ·7q Impala
·79 Nova
79 Malibu
77 Malibu
.....
-
llut 1001
1728511
114380° 1355011
17035" 154659'
18500"
1530011
1493011
1528011
1353511
'°" ,.,.
1111011
198111
s425u
11485"
176611
1975" 18/)J II
1731 11
188111
IJl)ll
OTHER MAkES
79 Bonneville 1ss1511
80 TrawAm ·-18650"
'78 Olds Cutlass ·~ ..... 1sgo5"
79 Ftreb1rd ..... Sfil9511
'79 Pontiac '61 2511
'77 Cutlass -· 14sso11
'19 Cadillac s 1006011
79 Butck 1703511
77 Cutlm 1393511
·79 Buick 170500
1131611
110?511
1110611
1.90511
162611
16()511
1146111
18})11
153511
1825"
TRUCKS & V AMS
'79 Chev Luv 414 .... '655011
78 Chev 4x4 P U -1fi005"
'79 Chev Plcll up _, 17 40011
'79 Chev Pl~-up '548511
'79 ford ~Ton P1clll~-'6Dl"
'74 Chev ~ Ton P~ up 12.820"
IMPORTS
'95111
'5l)ll
'97011
'860"
'725"
'32111
77 280Z -'etc.· '6820" •221"
77 Cellca -'4760" 'll"
'78 Trillldl TR 1 -~· *121~"
, ..... r11c1
1617511
113399" 1312511
1555011
14699" 17525° 1449911
1.119911
1439911
13199"
14499"
1762511
1469911
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15599"
13975°
'8599"
Sfil99" 1345011
Sfi2250
5599°
1547511
'6525"
1462511
'5.575"
'2499"
'6599"
'43139"
14675°
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'IO ZEPHY1l rill ..,_
11,000 11dle1, 4 f)'I.,
bucket Nata. ttereo. Lk. tolZ!E · .. .,.., · Jobntoa • loo LincolD
M•rcury · Cott ana
.. 5&30
1O120 Garden Grove Bl •••••• ••••• .... ••••••••
Garden Grove 530-9190 '85 Riviera Jdnt body, no
1910 CADIUAC
COUPEDIVIW
(904ZBJ) .
1980 CADILLAC
FLEETWOOD HOUGHAM
' (32&ZBW)
I '79 CADILLAC
SEDAM DE VILLI
(453WWZ)
71VOLVO
Dynamite 242 4 1peed.
A ir conditioned .
Orl1lnal sharp car
(003023) Pttl
JIMMUIHO
VOLKSWAG84
18711 Beach Blvd.
141-2000
en1lne /tram S19C5
IMZ-70'2
Movlna. muat aell. "13
Opel Rallye. Od cond.
$1200 or beat offer .
4N·8814.
'77 Reial. •wtroof, new
radiala, 50,000 mi, $3250.
673-5990 aft. 4.
Cedlloc HIS •••••••••••••••••••••••
$5995
• •••••••••••••••••••••
----i COHT...UTIHG C OHt'Ell
CHEVROLET
If 7' CHIYIOLIT
COIVITTI T·TOP
Automatic trans . air
cond . AM tFM stereo
tape, Vett.e ma11 & lilt
wheel (~WXD>
I 97' CADILLAC
ELDORADO cou"
(6056551
1971 CADILLAC smw
(7981.JOSI
I 977 CADILLAC
SEVILLE
(870SPK)
1979 UHCOLM
COMTIHEMT AL MAH V (82<4VPXJ
1980 Volvo DL. tOK ma,
AM FM 1t.ereo. AC. xlnt
cond S&,000. 646-7596
'71 , 184 seek s ap·
prec1atlve home Air.
Am •Fm, 4ap 12100.
964 3078
Must
CADllJ.AC7
We 1peclaliu lit ieues
for the buslne11 ex-
ecutive 6 professional.
LorpW.cffo.
Of Hew IHI
CocllllCt
Mow .. Sfodl!
'78Camaro
Air. automatic, power
1leerina. 27,961 miles.
1882VEI) .....
Barwick Import.II
lll·lll 1
'76, ve. a /c, amtfm radio.
xlnt cond, many xtraa.
S2875. 968-8087
'78 CA MARO Xlnl cond
Must aee.14895
536-6333
'77 Camaro with T top.
Mint cond. 1 owner
644-~
'78 EL DORADO BlAR
RITZ · Leather anterior,
tilt, cruise. Lie. 478DOF
· S6750 · Johmon & Son
Lincoln Mercury Costa Mesa 540-563> '77 Camaro LT a /c, pwr
------ --windows, door locks,
}\, '.r I I .1 f I "' ' ~ ~ j • 'I
''hl\\1~"'
546-1200
M•W!
CLEAN '73 MONTE
CAR LO. S ilver w /
burguody interior. Air
cond . AM/FM cassette,
power brakes. steering
Sl~ 768·5837 -----
'79 Chevette, lo m a, a c,
au.to. tilt, ver y clean
966·L285
'70 Capr1ce, air. ps, pb.
am 1fm radio, $500 or
beat offer. 964·4909
'72NOVA
BF.STOFFER
646-5602
'76 Seville. xlnt cond. rut xlnt cond S3800 080 '76 Last or the Lagunas
OHLY SI 1,595
Mll.ACUMAJDA
2150 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
645-1700
SHOWROOM COMO.
'75T·TOP
P ower brakes, power
wmdowa, power steering
W.lth lilt /telescopa n g
steering wheel. air ,
AM /FM stereo. rear
w indo w d efogger .
automatic trans Snow
white with Burgundy 1n
tenor 27,000 males Im
maculate thruout' S8100 754-6790 or Answer Ad
11209. 642 U>O 24 hri.
'73 Convert. 33,000 orig.
m1 1 owner auto, p/s,
p/b. air. amtfm stereo.
$6 ,000 080 J erry
673·2549
'65 GT 289, auto, fully far·
tory eq uipp ed
$3,000/0BO 760-0725
'67 Convert 289, 47,000
orig m1 2nd owner
Yellow w blk 111t. Xlnt
cond $4,700 7:.l-5619
ly loaded. IS400 645·0057 Lots or nu. but runs get •
1
951·9~ dys 499-37'5 evs $2250 675 7978 '72 V F.T. yellow T top, 350
Aato1, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9100 Auto1, Mew 9100 Auto1, Mew 91001 --'67 Covert, new lop. new eng Good cond Make
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Cad Diesel, slvr on M1chel1n radial s , '78 Impala St Wgn AC . offer 17M-1792
'68 Mustang Auto, R & H.
20,000 ma on rblt eng,
new trans Sl.800 bst ofr
496 4215
NEW '82 MERCURY LN-7
'
57995
I
NEW '81 MERCURY LYNX
s5a1
.NEW '81 MERCURY CAPRI
I
NEW 18 I LINCOLN TOWN CAR
514,60
I
t
slvr, all extras. xlnt Am Fm ca.ss, wire hub PS PB. Xlnt cond $2850 OlchMOble 9955 '81 Cor vette loaded cond, 60K mi, $9000 cwps. 6 cyl 250 eng, auto Call 548-6737
glass top. brand ne"" Chrytler 9925 Blac k steel gray int
....................... 675·11827 trans. 66M m1 . Xlnt
'71 BLACK CAD
Loaded, as IS, S500
67>9018
'77 Seville. Xlnt cond ful
ly loaded w /sun roof lo
mlg $7200 646-4203.
6'6·0566 ---
'79 El Dorado wanted p/p I will pay lop S for low low
m1975 1120
1977 SDV. blue, clean.
s h arp $4 650 PP
751 -4642 dys. 559 5874 I ~ves
'64 Cad Sedan DeValle,
cond $3500 497 2116
'67 Convert Xlnt cond
$3200/0BO
640 5918. 642 2771
C!Mnolet 9,20 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
1977 CHEVROLET
MOMTICARLO
Automatic trans , tall
wheel, cruise control.
pwr. steer1n& & win·
dows, split seal, AM 1FM
stereo tape & rallye
wheels ll.S6TW'T l
ps. pb, aar, elec windows 1
ONLY $3995
MlltACLE MAZDA
2150 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
645-5700 I & seal. amtfm radio, re
cent valve JOb & like new
tares L-Oolts good runs t:lass1f1ed Ads. your one
good SlOOO ~'806 lilop shopping center
•• • • • • • •••• ••••• • • • • • • • S15 700 832·5262 D I r '79 LE BARON WAGON · ' -ea e
Town & Country with CCH19or 9933
roof rack. pwr seats & ••••• ••••••••••••••••••
windows Lie 639WUM '75 COUGAR XR 7featur
l68SO . Johnson & Son ang pwr windows. rac
Lincoln Mercury Costa tory air cond . blereo
Mesa 540-563> Lac 202 MSZ $2497
'78 CORDOBA w1lh sun
roof, AM /FM stereo,
beautifully ~quipped
Lac 205258 $4152
Johnson & Son Lmt'oln
Mercury CO!Sta Mesa 540·56~
·Telhng the most people
possible IS important to
the success or any
garage sale Make sure
yours is lasted an
Class1r1ed , phone
642·56'78
Johnson & Son Lanroln
Mer<'ury Costa Me!>a
540 5630
'80 COUGAR XH 7 with
lilt. C'ruase. stt'rco. pwr
windows Lac 183ZAT
$7950 Johnson & Son
Lincoln Mercury Cui.ta
Mesa 540 5630
Ford 9940 ................•......
'75 Torino 4Dr. auto. r S,
P B. A C, nu tires.
c lean . PP Sl695
551-2889
1979 OLDS
CUTLASS SALOH
IROUGHAM 4 DR.
Automatic trans . split
pwr seats. AM f'M
stereo pwr steering,
cruise control & more'
I \26WZGJ
ONLY $5599
MIRACLE MAZDA
2150 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
64S-5700
'73 Tornnado, loaded,
xlra clean, bad valves
but runs good
Sl ~ 0 AU 963-58'5
'80 Cutlass Brgm Sed
S7m or take over lease
$214 mo Loaded. \'6
832 5974, 552 1800
Pinto 9957
Aalto1, Used Wos, UHd Auto1, UMd •• • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••• • '80 LTD WAGON · F'ord
••.•...................
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Factory Drt v~n·· roof ..,.... 1 1977 FORD
rack. aar cond . stereo.
Lac 654ZGZ S6997
Johnson & Son Lincoln
Mercury Costa Me!>a ~ 540 5630
\ 73 LTD Wagon. 460 en!l. I AM /FM stereo. PS. PB,
1 air S925 547 4749
'81 F'AIRMON'Tw1lh8,000
males. 6 cyl . pwr steer
ing. auto trans . l.1 r
BIG959 fi50 Johni.on
& Son Lincoln Mercury
Costa Mesa 540.5630
'75 Torino Wgn, real
clean. RUJ\ll Gd. $1495
751·8258
PIMTO
Automatic trans . radio.
ONLY 55,000 males & an
extra na ce car'
<446RVX J
ONLY $2795
MIRACLE MAI.DA
2150 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
64S-5700
'80 P INTO with econom y
4 cyl., pwr steering.
"Ford Factory Driven",
radio Lie 169ZEP
$4797 Johnson & Son
Lincoln Mercury Costa
Mesa 540-563>
'79 Squire Stat Wgn. auto.
9945 14K m1. xlnl cond S3950
••• • • ••••••••••• • • • • •• • 548· 14U or 640-24 15
77 LINCOLN
Jet black1black tan
sedan Loaded and only
42,000 males Shows lov
mg care 1J111de & out
1468RSK I
$4995
JIMMAAIMO
VOLKSWAGEN
18711 Beach Blvd
142·2000
'78 TOWN SEDAN fully
loaded, lncl. power wm·
dow1 & seats Lux
urloua ! Uc 233UKH
SS950 · Johnson & Son I Lincoln Mercury CostR
Mesa 540-563>
'75 PINTO WAGON
Auto. Air. PS. A real
bargain 97> 11.58
POfttlac 9965 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1975 PONTIAC
LE MAHS GT CPE.
Automatic trans., pwr.
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wheel. AM tFM stereo &
rallye wheels
1773RDJJ
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Ma•erick 9947 '78 Bonneville 4dr Sedan, •••••••••••••••••••••••...a cond. Mual sell.
·10 Maverick, 2 dr. 3 apd, lsacrlrice dya : 964·6468:
good runnin& cond, seoo. eves· 964-5355.
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'65 Tempest. runs good,
M.rcwy 9950 new tires, $675. Must
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'74 Ventura, 6 cyl, auto,
new brakes, aood mp1.
iclnl buy, ~. 839-0175
evea; 898--0115 dys.
'78 FIREBIRD Esprit
xlnt cood loaded w /X·
tras, pp 549-IM-44 day1,
552· 7013 eves SD rwy-Lk Forest exit
IRVINE n.•rWrd H70 • ___ ._,_o._100_0 ___ ., •••••••••••••••••••••
'79 MARQU184door with
factory air, AM /FM
1tereo. Uc. SZ7YBO •
l5l50 • Jobnlon • Son Ltncola MeteW')' · Cotta Mna540-aao
''18 Monte10 MX, auto,
radio, a/c, new battery
tta00540-4'11
'13 T blrd. loaded,
Xlnt shape. Sl'150. pp 963-81'75
•ez T ·Blrd. Xlnt cond.
Low mllea1e. J!IOOO, call
492·0152
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