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Home My WebLink About1981-04-26 - Orange Coast PilotB'!A VJD KVT'&llANN ............ .. :,When be retired from the QHDCe County $~ rior Court ltencb three y.ean aio. ff. Warren Knicht may bave abed hla tJJack judicial robes but he didn't rld himself of the accompany- lbg reapon-1uf siblllties. Kni1ht merely became a private practitioner. And be did u . by taklnc advanta1e of a seldom-used, 109-year-old California statute that .permita ·: SUNDAY SPECIAL op~sing parties in a legal dia- p ute to submit their case to arbitration, thereby avoidln1 the COIJgested channel.II of the con- ventional court system. What Knight did waa establiab the Judicial Arbitration Service, headquartered in Santa Ana. ADDING FOUR retired judges, the silver-baired Lagwia Beach resident explained: ''We offer a private forum for the res- olution of civil disputes in any fashion the parties may a1ree to." ,Decisions, he said, can be ren- dered in a matter of weeks. Time saved is one of the big· gest lures for so-called private judges, a practice apparently popularized in Southern Ca&lfomia by two Los Angeles . l•wyen who side-stepped the .,.1 • coUJ'tl to settle a complicated· cue five ~an aao. Faced wltb crowded court calepdara that frequently re· quire delays.up to three and four years, potential lltiaanta aeem to be looking more favorably at private judges to quickly settle disputes. WITHIN AND outside tbe court system, in fact, arbltration and settlement have become "key words of the future," ac- c o rd!nc to Oran1e County Superior Court Judie John K. Trotter Jr. In addition to private Judem1. such as that offered by Knl1ht's service, there is now man- datory, non-binding arbitration in the courts for every civil dis- pute that does not exceed $15,000, as determined by a judge at a meeting with all parties. "Arbitration is certainly one step toward weeding out cases improperly filed in Superior Court," presiding Orange Coun- ty Superior Court Judge Robert E. Rickles said in a recent bar association interview. Presently. Rickles said, there are 10,000 cases on the civil fil. ings list in Orange County. ••A PERSON can not rea- sonably anticipate goin1 to trial in leas than about two and a half ye.ars . . .. " he said. That makes arbitration -in and out of court -at least one way to beat the backloe. "P~ can Uve Wttb a cte- clalon.' Kniibt 1ald in a recent lnte~ at hla Santa Ana of· flee. "llJ• no deelalon people can't live wttb." The concept of private Jl.IQ· inl, the mired jurilt •aid, 1oea baek h~ of yean and em- bodies a tradition of referrin1 dilputes to a respected, neutral third party, such u an elder. In Califo1'1lla1 te1al arbitration wu autborUed by several atatut1, the oldeat 101n1 back to · 1812. The mott recent wu enact- ed by the Lestalature la tm. The 1872 law allow• dilputtnc partlet to a1ree in wrttin1 to 1ubmlt their cue to arbitration. Tbe cement of a court, Knltht indicated in a California State Bar Journal article, is not necesaary. A formal lawsuit need not be filed . be said, and rules of Sporting enthuaioft• took off in aU dincttonl Saturday. F'or de· taUa of the ltart of the Newport-Enaenada yacht race, a~ • Balloons head for horizon ll lighter-than-air craft lift off from Mile Square Park in Bennett race balloon ridea, helium balloon launchtns• ind fund-ral1in1 Hrvlce club cooce11ton. ttanda, race offtclab aald. Fred krlec of Perris and Jay SutberlaDd of Fullerton, ptlotln1 the oab' California entrJ, wen • ed Statea and other natlom toot part in the Gordon Bennett com- petitloa, a d.latance tnt. Race of. flclall ·~ tbey bad ncei•ed no explanaUon for the abtence of the 12th entry, a Polish alrte.am. Pilot. were permitted to take Ym lllOal llllY Ml evidence are a1reed to by the part.t• involved: NO JECORD ls kept. aeneral- 1 y and the declaloo of the arbitrator 11 considered final ''in the absence of a showing o( fraud or a stipulation to the con- trary." In court-sanctioned arbitration proceedinga, those involving laws\llta for claim& less than S15.000, tbe rules of evidence are relaxed too to permit submiuion of a uch thlht• as police and medical reports . Oran1e County'a arbitration system, described by one Califomla Judicial Council of- ficial as beini as finely tuned u any in the state, offen an incen- tive to the arbitrator as well as the litigant. Arbitrators are paid S150 per case here ln comparison to the (See ARBIT&ATION, Pace A%) see Page Bl. Crowd, below, awaited tM launch of the Gordon Bennett Balloon Race fn Fountain Valley'• Mile Square Park. I plan ·~: gains backing • WASHINGTON CAP > - Con1ressional Re publicans, buoyed by President Rea1an 's surge in popularity and heavy defections among Democrats, appear within striking distance of passing the recuperating chief exec utive 's big economic package. When Reagan goes before a joint House-Senate session Tues· day to wug his program, the votes to pass it may already be in the chamber in front of him. That's in spite of earlier in· dicalions the package faced its most difficult test In the Democrat~c-controlled House. PRELIMINARY head counts by both parties s howed a somewhat modified version of the leplation, a variation sup· ported by the administration, to be gaining con siderabl e Democratic support -perhaps more than enough to pass it. Tuesday's congressional ad- dress was to be Reagan's first public appearance since he was shot In the chest nearly a month ago in an assassination attempt. And the drama potential of Reagan's appearance, coming two days before the House was to begin consideration of the budget-cutting portion of his plan, was not wasted on Democratic leaders. ONE high -rankin1 House Democrat, who asked not to be identified, said the party was beinl hurt by defectiona. He said so many Democrats were jumping ship tbat blockibg Rea1an's budlet-cuttinl plan in the House now aeems unlikely. ... ' f ... t I fl .... I " I t ' ' . AllAZING FEET -If JOU aot oft on the wroai Coot f.h1a morn- inc, it may be because ol wbat you 11lpped it la to. Some doc· ton conaider shoff u enemies. For eome soft retaliaUoa, aee . Pase 85. I MEDIEVAL MENU -"Some people, I suspect, think I'm craay and the7'1l prob•bly pay Just.' to aee bow craay I am," aaya Robert the GrHt, who serves a "crub course ln every- tblns" at bis mon11tel')'·1t1le . re1t•urant in Newport Beach. Pace A.a • . a~& AT SEAt -How 100D will peopt. noUce tb•t the Cout Guard I.I bl d.lre 1tralta' SOmt ol UM 17mptotn1 Of UM ID· equlpPed lb.lpa-1.Dd over·wotktd CHWI an ducrlbed 00 Paae AlO. J If the House's 190 Republicans vote as a bloc, they will need only 26 defecting Democrats to join them in garnering a majori- ty behind the Reagan program. '' An informa l Republican head count already showed at least 20 Democrats ready to vote for the Republican plan. GOP sources said. And Republicans had a list o f som e 62 co nse rvative Democrats they pegged as likely crossovers. Reagan was on the phone dur· • ing the recess personally appeal· ing to a number of them. ONE DEMOCRAT not even on the "must" list. Rep. Eugene V. Atkinson of Pennsylvania, got a call from the president while on a radio talk s how. And he pledged his support. Democratic sour c es said Atkinson's agreement to support the Reagan plan was particular- ly painful to Democrats since he isn 't usually viewed as con· sistently conservative. Don't forget c/,ock change If yuu're not drifting in the Gordon Bennett Balloon Race, aalllng for Ensenada or joining the March of Dimes Superwalk in Irvine today, you may be more than >azy . . er, relaxing. You may be late. · Daylight Saving Time started at 2 o'clock this morning. If you h,aven 't set your cloclca ahead one hour, you may be la1- 1ln 1 . Time walls for no armchair athlete. ADDING ONT -Aa bcNaiDI coeb IOU. why would a com· pany lplnd $a2 mllllon to ac- quire 1 conatructlon ftrm T Dale Stuard, J)l'elJdent ot the lrvlne- band Barratt American,, describes tbe maneuver u an opportunity. Pace Ct. "' ... w M 111 11 Al Of ·, i • "What trait do you most want your future husband not to have?" Patricia Ly-.n La1u111 .. ~It,......_.: "Ovtrpossesslveness. I'm a musi- cian and I need to spend a lot~tl working on my carHr. I can't a lot of time worrying about Ing all my time with a person. I need someone with enough going In their own life not to need all my tJme." Cynthia CMston Newport BeKh, waitress: "I don't want a workaholic. I want him to spend time with me and our kids. He doesn't have to be working all the time for money. I don't need megabucks, Just enough to live com- fortably." Leanne Mefssner CoroM del Mar, box person: "I always think about the good qualltles I want In oeople. I need some- one with goals and ambltio.ns, and the patience and dedication It takes to make things come true. Guess as far as bad qualities go, I would never want someone who didn't have ambi- tions to better himself." Annette Davis Huntington Beach, teacher: "Selfishness. A lot of people are so self-centered that they get hard to get along with. You have to share a little to get along In any rela- tionship.:· - Karen Coppens Fountain Valley, student: "I don't want a man who drinks too much. I hate it; alcoholics scare me. Whe n some people drink they get wi1d,·and that's something I Just don't want anything to do with." Sue Ella Baugh El Toro, waitress: "Either unfaithfulness or laziness. When a man cheats on you or goes out with other women, who needs that? A person who sits around and keeps saying he'll get a job and never does is just as bad." Ros Remer Corona del Mar, salesperson: "I don't want a person who's not Inte llectually Interested In a lot of things, and I don't want a person who doesn't like to travel. People who don't have Intellectual interests don't have anything Interesting to say. I don't want the kind of person who if he doesn't know what something means, won't look it up." Dianne Hilliard I rvlne, waitress: "I don't want a person who Is dis- honest. A person needs to be both emotionally honest as well as honest In day-to-day things. A husband must be able to express th logs honestly, just as a wife should. Honesty Is a two-way street." Sandra Smith Costa Mesa, student: "I don't want a man who spends money foolishly. Money Is a mutual agreement and shouldn't be spent behind another person's back. That applies to everything In a rela- tlonshlp -you have to do things openly and without deception." Cyclist badly burned A 27·year-old man enaulfed ln flamea waa pulled to safety Saturday ntabt and remains ln crtUcal condition at UCI Medical Center after bb motorcycle b1t a car and exploded, accordlna to Santa Ana police. The unidentified man was res c ued by a llquor store employee who raced across the street after witnesaina the fiery accident at "°° S. Fairview St. Police aald the accident OC· curred u the motorcycllat at· tempted to avoid a car that had turnecJ in front of him. iiiyT11at MAINOFFICe QO WttC..., It., CetCa MIM, CA. Thomaa P. Haley ~ Robeft N. Weed ,....,.. LT'homu l<eevll ~Murph In• P*"f.tt~:C.. l:?.:d tohulrnan ~~ K~ N. Goddtl'd Jr. ~...- M4111 ...,_! ... I.MO, Ctl .. IMM. CA ..... By J.EUY CIAVSEN ... ...., ........ A •eeood 1ovemment aaency wanta to take a close look at the metal aculptura that have Ira· nlan lmml1rant AU Rouaban at odds with the City of Costa Mesa. Rouahan and hia attorney con· tend the worlu are 1culpturea, Agency may want Mesan 's sculptures to dress up freeways ,. not stnJcturea, and require no Bob Goodell. bead of Caltrans' bulldina pennlta. Citizen Partlclpation Unit for Caltrana otnclala admit they District T, said Friday ht. Loi aren't sure what they are, but An1eles office may want to en· they want a cloter look for art tlce Rouahan to erect almllar sake. works alon• the etate '1 l I freewaya. He also coordinatea the dt.trict Caltrana Tranaporta· Uon Art Pro1ram. Employeea in hla office saw Rouahan and his worka on a televlalon newscut. Goodell said, and the immediate qµes· tlon was whether the Coal.a Meaan migJlt want to participafe in the state art program. Caltran1 Director Adrianp Glanturco inltlated the program in 1977. · No fund8 are budgeted for tile program, Goodell said , an:d artists either foot the bill fOr their c r eations or acqulr.e sponsors. : Normally , he said, artist. apply for permits to erect their sculptures on freeway rieJlta-of- way or apply their paints t.o freeway underpasses and ovef- paases. : He said he asked a staff member to· find out wher~ Rouahan's sculptures stand. Rouahan is the defendant in an Orange County Superior Court case brought by the city to for~ him to quit erecting 30· to 45-foot high structures in front of h1'I welding shop at 1550 Superiar Ave. He .erected the third last weeJc in the face of a{court order P~· hibiting erection of structures and now faces a contempt hear· ing before Superior Court Jud~ Robert Fitzgerald. Goodell noted that metal sculpture a lready have been c reated by artists along ll'\e Hollywood Freeway at Vermoet A venue and near the San Die~o Freeway at Rimerton Road m Sherman Oaks. Roushan mda cated Fnday that if Caltrans wants to discuss Comedian FUp Willon give• adventurer Rocky Aoki wme moral support before Aoki'a Uftofl Saturday in the Gordon Bennett Balloon Race. sculpture. he 'll listen. · Meanwhile. he said. he's busy with plans to erect two more proJects at his welding shop From Page A1 ·BALLOONS the morning until the wind forces a)lalt. S1x t,,l'en hot ai r and three helium balloons will compete in today's Fountain Valley Classic. Clemente man dies in cycle accident. An unidentified San Clemente man was killed early Saturday when his motorcycle slammed into a vehicle on the Santa Ana Freeway south of .La Paz Road In San Juan Capistrano, ·accord· ina to the California Highway Patrol The 34·year·old man died at the scene after being struck by a second vehicle whose driver Ca1led to see him, said a CHP spokeswoman. According to reports the motorcyclist apparently did not see the car because it had no taillights. The 12:30 a.m. accident is still under investigation. No one was cited at the scene. Invasion trigger for trade ban WASHINGTON <AP> Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. said Saturday the Reagan administration would impose an acrosa-the·bOard ban on U.S.·Soviet trade, including a new grain embargo, if the Soviet Union lntervenea in Poland. ''Yea. if there was an invasion of Poland, there's no question about it," Raia aaid when uked if a grain embargo would be re- imposed as part of the U.S. responae to Soviet intervention in Poland. "Were there to be an internal or external a1gression by the Soviet Union there would be an across·lhe-board" cut-off in trade, Haig said. HE SAID this is President Reagan's position as well, and it has been made known in "in· ternatlonal forums." Reaaan, who lifted the 15·month-old em· barao Friday, has said he op- poses uall}a a araln embarao, without an over-all cutoff, u punishment for Soviet ag1res1lon. Haia discussed the president's decision to end the partial arain embargo durtn1 an exclusive in- terview with The A11ociated Preas on Ute first 100 days of the Reaaan administration. Hal& la known to have araued •&•inst the decision, aaytna it could send a wron1 aianal at a tlme when Soviet forces are' polaed ln and around Poland. But h• made clear he-.upport.a it now that Ule action has been taken. Maureen Reagan marries BEVERLY HILLS CAP> - With tears in their eyes. Maureen Reagan and Dennis Revell were married Saturday in a ceremony featuring music, poetry. but no mention of the bride's father. President Ronald Reagan. Ms. Reagan, 40, wearing a crown of flowers in her hair and an Ivory, beaded, medieval·slyle weddine go1"1 , was given in marriage by her uncle. Neil Reag1rn . brother of the presi· dent. He filled in when Reaaan was forbidden to travel by doc· tor-1 toUowina the a11a11ination au.cPpt of March 30. Nell Reagan told reporters he had his heanng aid turned up so he would know when to give the bride away. WITH A battahon of Secret Ser vice agents standing by, 75 guests witnessed the private ceremony in which Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Lawrence Rittenband quoted from two British poets and read a short American Indian poem on love and marriage. "Dennis and Maureen both' cried." said a guest who was at · the ceremony but declined to be identified. "They both had tears in their eyes. It was very sweet. ·'The judge said they were very specia l people in themselves," said the guest. who also said that no mention was made of the president or the fact that Ms. Reagan is has daughter. TWO soloists -a man in a wheelchair, and a woman who sings for television commercials -provided the entertainment Guests were served cham- pagne immediately following the ceremony, then walked a few steps across a hallway to the Grand Trianon Room of the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, where a buffet reception was held for 300 people amid bowers of coral roses, while miniature cama· lions and huge ficus trees which encircled the room. Ms. Reagan's mother. actrt!SS Jane Wyman, was hostess for the reception. wearing a floor· length coral gown MS. REAGAN earned a huge bouquet of cor al roses and lilie:. of the valley. She was attended by a flower girl and her maid of honor was Judy Miller, a longtime friend who has worked with her in the Equal Rights Amendment ratification drive. A small boy acted as ringbearer at the ceremony The bndegroom. who is a 28· year-old law clerk, wore a mid· night blue three· piece suit Massive securit> surrounded both the ceremony and the re~ ception with Secret Ser vice agents and hotel security guards throughout the lobby and on busy Wilshire Bou1evard outside the hotel at the foot of fash.iona· ble Rodeo Drive. · Me mbers of the press were permitted only· in the lobby and Ms. Reagan declined to allow press photographs of the wed· ding. Alai110 Shabe-Porter talc.ea oath from Warren Knight a1 her altorMJI Lawrmce Harm take• notes at start of arbitration 1e11'fon. Lawyer M~rk Meyers repre1ent1 other portJI in the di8flt#e • From Page A1 ARBITRATION CUTS TIME • $150 per diem expenses authoriied by the Le1l1lature. • 'TH 18 EN A B L'E 8 • q arbitrator to schedule several cases In one day, thereby mak- ine It economlcatly feasible to participate ln the pro1ram," Knight said ln hi• Journal art!· cle. As a private judae. Knight uld he handles anywhere up to flve caad a day ln hl1 con- ference faclllUea, dependina on how many wltne1ae1 need to be called. Rather than a formal courtroom aetttn1, the battllna partlet alt at a 1001 conf ertnce table wttb lb• ex·Jud1e to hash out their dl.fference1. Knight aaid he has nearly aa much authority now u he did on the 1uperior court bench. He can. IHue l)lbpoenu, admini•ler the oath to wttneues and 1,;ue de· cl1lon1 bindlnt on all partla. He 11 vetted wttb th1I authorl· ty, he aald, b)' vlttue of a con- tract alped by all thoa, In· volved. Knl1bt , a former South Oran1e County municipal court Judae, retired from the Superior Court bench in 19'78. He Hid with the advent of new laws resent· lna. arbitration, "one ot the b6t 1hortoomln11 waa that nq one was out there hol41nt them1elve1 out as an arbitrator." He said be conautted with • • friends about eatabliahinf a judicial arbitration service before actually aetUna up shop. Kni&ht 1trea1ed, however, Utat hl1 deciJlon to leave the bepch was In no way motivated bf a dl11at1Jfaction with the 1y1telb. MOST OF THE caae1 he "u 1tnce bandled1 he said, b•ve been penonal Injury type ~m· pl&late, ma.lllnt up betw~ eo aitd 70 percent of tu workk:illd. He claarpe by t.be bour, uau.lly tMitw"" '71 and '1JO, In iddtaloe to private m•tttn. .kaltbt's .ludldal Arbl\raClon Serviee alao ,handlH eo•rt· referred arbttratlon proc int•· F .. tor th ... e.,. pald by tbe eount1. A~ ...... Aa.Me IWfiilu, tbe anU· war actlvtlt Imprisoned on a dna• eonvldion, bH be&un a bun1er it.rill• ln aympatby with Irish Republican Army fuerrilla Bebby s..a .. Sands, reportedly near death beeaUle of hla M·da)' bun.er strike ln a Northem Ireland prlaon, ~emanda poli"cal prisoner atatua. Hoffman, 44, reportedly bas taken only liquid.ti slnce Tuesday. when be entered D_s>wnatate Correctional Center in New York. Re la beine checked by the medical staff, which has re· ported no ill effects from the bunaer strike. Entertainers Marty Rob· blu and Barbara Mandrell were chosen by fans as top contenders for the lSth an· nual Musk: City News Cover Awards. Reviving 1940s tradition of performers promoting their songs by appearing in record stores, Carol Bayer and Burt Bacharach entertain in Manhattan. Robbins was amon1 the fl ve flnalista in seven of 14 categories, Including best Musician, Sin&le Record for ··An Occasional Rose,'• Album of the Year for "With Love," and Male Arti5t or the Year. an award he won last year. U .S . D is tric t Judge Wiiliam A. Bootle, who or· dered the Unlvenlty of Georgia to admit its first black students in 1961, will retire next month after Tl years on the federal bench. Bootle, 78, also banned segregated seating Oll buses, o rde r ed a n e nd to dis· criminatlon agains t blacks trying to register to vote, and directed desegr egation of public schools. Those decisions and others during the turbulent years or the civil rights movement in the 1960s prompted former Gov. Lester Maddox to call A school ror the mentally retarded was the reaaon , but Princess Grace of Monaco was the big draw at a fund· raiser whiC'h fans dubbed "a mini-Oscar ni ght " The former actress Grace Kelly was guest of honor Fri d ay night at the Beverly Hilton Hotel for "a gala eve n ing in Mona c o ." Proceeds will go to th~ Dub- noH Center. Singer J ohn Davidson was master of ceremonies for the auction of jewels. rugs, art and cars. About 1,200 people paid $250 each to m ix with such celebrities as Frank Sinatra, Cary Grant, Charlton Heston, Zu Zu Gabor, Loretta Young , Gregory Peck, Ricardo Mon· talban and Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. Country western s inger Kenny Rogers donated a $14,000 Cadillac limous ine to th e auction, saying his wife was very interested in the cente r and adding : "r 'm not really a limousine pe rson. I'd rather So in a Jeep Bootle a "federal dictator " and while de mons trators once marched on his Macon home. Bootle said most people would term the ruling order· ing the university lo admit two black students his "most historic," but said every case is the "most important " to those involved. "When I have the pleasure of talking to young lawyers, I tell them that the most im· portant case is the one they are working on right now," he told the Atlanta Const1tu· lion on Ftiday. Miss M'llndrell received five nominations, including t op Fema le Artist -an award she won in 1979 -and Musician of the Year. Finalists were determined in balloting done by the ~ Mu s ic Ci t y News , a Nashville-based country music publication . The awards, based on a second ba llot of the m agazane·s readers, will be presented at a program to be televised June 8 from the Grand Ole Opry House. Loretta Young and Zsa Zsa Gabor wooed the crowd FridaJJ at 'Gala Evening in Monaco ' benefit in Beverly Hills. 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IO 'M ...... .. 0 .. i...i. 11 .. ... .. .... -- ~ Orange Coast DAILY PfLOT/!unday, Aprll 28, 1981 BY ST8VE llARJSLE Ofu.~ ... ·- The ~at wood door with tM aoUd brus knocker was opened wltb a flourish. A rotund, sb•HY·haired man dressed in something right out ot the 15th Century stood ther e, smiling. "I am Robert tltt! Great," he said. "Come In and watch your step.'' Leading tbe way, the Newport Beac h restaurateur took off down a narrow, dungeon-like passageway, talking as he hurrled. ''TIDS IS WHERE we keep the robes," he explained, round· ing a comer. "Monk robes. you know." Pushing open anotheT wood door and s tanding aside, he pointed to the dining room. s mil· ing again. "Kind of int1 midating,tmh? l made all of this the tiles, carved the wood. Everything." His name is Robert Quilty. He claims to have legally changed it to Robert the Great, also the name of his wood and s tone monastery-styled restaurant. ~ HE DRIVES a dark Rolls· Ro yce , li ves in crumped quarters above the restaurant wit h a \)iew of the Balboa Theater and serves eight -course m eals three times a week at $250 a p erson. And he says he selected his culinary title with good r eason "l a·m the greatest -the g reatest chef in the world," he boasts. turning up the volume or the Gregorian chant echoing in lhe cavernous dining room "I have no equals None " Robert the Great and his son Robert the Great Jr began s et lin.Jt '!P the wood and stone restaurant two years ago in an old warehouse orr a Balboa Peninsula alley 1l opened for business last week GUESTS MUST make r es er vat1ons and pay for meab two m onths in advance Limousine servit'e 1s provided since the one parking spot at lht Dally 1"1114 M•fl PIMte Robert the Great perches against regal backdrop of his 15th century restaurant in Newport Beach where he serves meals for $25-0 a person. res taur a nt is occupied by Quilty's Rolls . "Some people. I suspect, think I'm crazy and they'll probably pay just to see how cr azy I am," he observes, pouring himself a glass of wine. .. But they know I'm serious when they tas te my dishes " QUILTY CLAIMS he's owned and operated restaurants all over the world, although the food reviews he produced all re- fer to a former restaurant he own ed in Claremont, also known as Robert the G reat He says he travels to "exotic places·· on weekdays to prepare me als for dignitaries He s ays he cooked the mau~ural dinner for Me xico's Pres ident Jose Lopez-Portillo three years ago He prepared dinner for Gov Edmund Brown Jr. last week "It's no big deal," he says, waving his hand. "You never see me gettini;i all excited Just another meal : jus t <.tn other dinner.'' Quilty, who began his <:ookini.: career in the U S Arm) but \\a:. spared dishing up ration!\ lo tht- troops when he was ass1gm•d to a general's household !\l<1ff in Europe. says a meal al Robert lhe Great 1s a cr a-.h cour..,t• 111 everything " "I give them h1stor) I g 1\ 1· the m reli gion and som e mu->it too When they l1:a \e hen· tht-~ ·11 know enough to mt1m11la tt· an~ chef in Orange Count) t''\Cept m C' .. He s1ls down at a di:l rk \\Ood table and lifts hi s gl .i:-~ or \\me .. Otd I tell you I have a Ph. D in food chemistry and can S!l('a k f o ur la n g ua ges in c ludin g Eng lis h "" he as ks , s miling again "I also sculpt and paint and ·· 'Sky wars' approach Air Florida officwls st r engthen bid for AirCal By ltEITH TUBER 0..-..~ ....... ·- Call it "sk y wars " or "C•A•S•H," but one thing ls certain whatever you call it: T he battle for A1rCal 1s mtens1- fying Air Flonda. the Miami-based earner engaged in a battle for control of AirCal with local de· ve lopers William Lyon and George Argyros. has sold its 4.9 pe rcent interest in Piedmont Aviation with the proceedJl.to be added to its California ··war chest," according to company officials. THE DEVELOPMENT brings to an end Air Florida's overture to m e rge with the Winston· Salem, N C based Piedmont and provided 1t with a profit of about $3 million Air F1onda bought the 228.100 Piedmont shares two years ago for $2.7 million The stock 1s cur· r ently trading in the S27·a-s hare neighborhood, more than twice ' the fU.M a shar• Air iiionda bad Originally paid. "When we decided lo acquire AirCal we reahzed that it would make it ver y difficult to do anything about acquirini Pied· mont," said Edward Acker, Air Florida's chairman. Thal acquisition , however. is still in doubt primarily as a re- s ult of the competition supplied by Lyon and Argyros' Air Cal Investments Inc. AT THE END of March, the trustees for t he bankrupt W e s lgat e-Ca lifor ni a Cor p .. whose major asset is Ai rCal, an nounced they had agreed to sell lhe regional carrier to AirCal Investments for S34 85 million. This occurred about a week afte r the Civil Aeronautics Board gave final approval to Air Florida's attempt to gain control of AirCal as part of its $45 million bid for Westgate. Air Florida, of course, isn't in· terested in Westgate minus AirCal What it all comes down td (-a s howdbwn. and that ·s scheduled an U .S. District Court ln San Diego May 11 . Call that "High Noon " "IF TIUS TURNS mto a b1d- dmg war. we expect to beat any offer," said Air Florida Pres•· dent Eh T1moner "But that's 1f lhc court allows We s tgale's trus t ees t o s ell Ai rCal. lf they don 't , it's all over " Air Florida last year reached agr eeme nt with the Fede r al Depos it Insuran ce Co r p . Westgale 's larges t creditor, and a nother c reditor for about 85 percent of Westgate's preferred sha res and 26 percent of the common shares to be issued upon c on s ummati o n o r Westgate's reorganization In addition. the com pany has offered to purchase a t a rate cons istent to the above transaC' t1on all remaining s hares of Westgate. resulting in a commit ment to tender 100 percent of the <See BATTLE. Page AS) Of OHIO Perfect for Mom, Grandma, Aunt, or Wile IN South ·coast SHIPPED FREEi ltUa #.' .. ,,.,.....,. ..... Men. :: =::-MOTHER'S DAY JS MAY tO•h .. ,, Wlltfll""" .... CAU•O•OlllA =::: ........ ....... ...... ... 9lytle ~=-.llrlU ,_ ~ ..... . ~ ......... • ' • -t : i BJ T&UDY FULLER Of~~........... I Not many people would spend their 1prln1 vacation 1oln1 through t.eata ftreftahten uae in tralnlnt. but for 80 Fire Ex· plorer Scouts It could have beeft consideTed the chance of a lifetime. At an annual Fire Explorer academy, particlpanta learn to rescue people from cars, enter smoke-filled buildings, put out brush fires, and rappel off a 50- foot tower. Some Explorers met with more .. than smoke from liquid petroleum au when they en· tered the bW'lllnl tower drtll. Remnants of tear pa pelltta uaed there by ~ poUce depart· ment made the teal harde1' than anticipated, despite the protec· live gear the t~n-aaers used. Before entering the tower at a Santa Ana fire atation the scouts put on heavy, fire-resistant jackets, pants, boots, helmets and gloves -the same protec· tion a firefi&hter wies. Two hoses, each manned by three Fire Explorers, protect and abield a 1event.b scout who gropes t.brouth two room1 and doorways to reach the 1aa abut· off valve, explained Joe wRoc· co, chief of the Orange City '1re Explonrpcet. Compressed air ii pumped ln· to the helmet and normally the only side effed would be a slight cough, be aaid. The proaram bas met with quite a bit of success. 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(h 's actually easier in so-called recessionary times, and I won't end up with big negative cash flows, either!) "How? Because I understand creative financing! That's how I bought most of the real estate I now own-the real estate investments that have made me wealthy. And YOU, too, using the PROVEN, SAFE, HONEST principles that will be outlined in an introductOry 'NOTHING DOWN' seminar (abso- lutely NO COST OR OBLIGATlON), can buy real estate with little or no money down. I HATE REAL ESTATE! I really do ... but I lcnow of no other way where you can start with nolhina, learn some basic facts in a short time, and then with a little time and effort ma.kc lots or money in just a few years. Yes, EVEN IN TODAY'S TOUGH MARKET, you can aute real walth , for yourself. and-in five ytars, If yoa • f oUow my plan-l"et.ft with a tax·free SOME Of WHAT YOU'LL LEARN AT THE FREE SEMINAR ••• • Want to bow how you en get from 'Where you are now to whfte you wut to be Rnnc:leUy-and ~to get theft In the shortest possible dme • Wa1't to )cam bow to aichievc flnan- dal iod~ • Arc dftci of worki.Qf for othcn, and WIUlt to Inna the prindpla <ii flnancial Mtf'<ftllancc • Want to mU.e IM oo your lftvcst- mcatl bastcad of Juat 8 or n Are .. ~r--~ .... aad ~ iRct co ,. iirac llll• • Arc'°"' .. tlllCU bUt ............ lnpHa to lnrn Cl'Uti~e and PfO- ducdve IDvtttmtaa techntquu • OwD .,..ltJ and want to leim. hioW to pyl'IUbJd your aaaeu income o f up to $25,CXX> a year. (You could have made a millio n dollars in gold in the past couple or years. and you would have only needed a half- rnillion dollars to start with. I didn't have the half-mjllion, and my guess is ... neither do you!). 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Coiwrt, Silwr Sp"1 S P.M. -WEDNMDAY, APRIL 21&11 11:;f::.1tJ1~1;.";,o";,' :::.~tics, Madi~ Oii mlfllt,.,,. o~ for a SBERA~N·ANAllEIM BOTBL sdlory.at -M,. "AilMrs. Mi.Allit 1015 West Ball Road (Santa ~n• FfJy ,·S.ll Rd hltl Anahebn • Kanov, at right, 1£arns team approach to J)U3hing back and turning off liquid petroleum tanker fires. --.,.;! ..... What looks Wee an ecuy drop to iafety net for Jeff Kanov u ac- tually a rappelling ex~ciu off a 50-foot tower. Instructor David Baughman of Four.Jain Valley gives last-minute advice to Tami Winner, 18, <U she heads out the first story of descent driU tower. Horse center scuttled fr~rn '84 Olympic plan BATTLE TO PURCHASE AIRCAL INTENSIF'IES ... Orange County offi cials have called off work on a feasibility study to examine prospects for building a 1984 Ol y mpi c equestrian cente r in lhe south county. The Los Ange les Olympic Organizing Committee awarded a contract last week to the Los Angeles Turf Club to host most of the equestrian events at the Santa Anita race track in Arcadia. Robert Wingard. a program manager for the county En vironmental Management Agen· cy. said he has given a termina· lion notice to a pnvate planning firm , EDAW Inc. of Newport Closure banned BOSTON <AP> City officials wi II not be allowed to close Boston's public schools for the year no matter what the ir finan- cial plight, a judge said Friday after being told the system only had enough money to hold classes tor two days next week. Beach. hared to prepare the s tudy Eyeing the possibility of at trac ting outside money to finance the facility. the county Board o f S upe r visor s ap propriated Sl0,000 on April 8 for the study. Wingard said EDA W will be paid for its costs to date, but predicte d the county will recoup most of the funds because coun· ty officials delayed preparation of the study until receiving a m o re definitive response from the o rganizing committee He said he didn't know how much the county will get back. The supervisors were eager to go ahead with the study because plans a lready ca ll for an equestrian center in the Aliso VieJO Greenbelt near Laguna Niguel Park. Wingard said the facility is planned to be leased to a pnvate party with the revenue paying for maintenance of the open space. Without o utside help. the facility probably won 't be built for five to 10 years. he a dded (From Page A3) company for a tota l around $45 ma Ilion. "WE TRI ED TO buy A1 rCal separately. but the Westgate trus tees wouldn't a llow at." Timoner complained. "Now they chan ge their minds and make a deal with Lyon. "If the Judge a ll ows that. in the belief it's in the best in· terests of the company. all it s.toe~ as open up a bidding wa r. an auction "And if that happens , I wouldn't be surprised if a third party enters into ncgot1at1ons " Tull~ Stroud. exC'cutave finan· c ial officer for Westgate. de · fended the agreement with Air· Cal Investments as being in the best interes t s of th e s hareholders "THE PROJECTED proceeds from the AirCal sale (lo Lyon l when added to other cash ex· peeled t o be available in Westgate <after disposition of the company's tuna holdings> would provide Westgate with a total between $55 million and $58 million ·· NOW IN THE SALE'S FINAL WEEKI Lyon dechned to comment on Air Florida's sale of its Pied- mont position, and Argyros was unavailable for comm ent. Howeve r . AirCal President Robert W. Clifford dad say: "Regardless of owne r ship, Ai rCal will re main in Orange Co unty a nd have every op· portunity to pros per. "As far as who gains con· t rol. at 's a tern ble thing to say but I don't have a view. I happen to be a professional manager of a s ucces sful. greatly sought· a fter a irline " AirCal 1s successful. hence the interest. Last year . the airline's total r evenues reached a record $15.8 million and net income or nearly $10 million. "We're not plannang to merge, o r cha n ge m a nagement." Timoner explained "We feel the acquisition is attractive because we can economize tremendous· ly Both airlines use the same planes. and the same basic res· ·ervat ions system "ff there as a sale. we'll be prepared to buy it " Call this the "Dogs of War." GOING OUT BUSINESS SALE! . . LAST FOUR DAYS Once In A Lifetime Opportunity! Some Items Below Cost! NEW & USED PIANOS & ORGANS Choose From Kawai, Kimball, Hammond, Wurlitzer, Currier, Thomas-Vax. ·NEW KAWAI GRANDS 4 Otlly PRICES SLASHED! NEW THOMAS·VOX ORGANS s31999 Blackmail may be too strong a term, but what the state Coastal Co1nml11lon hu been lettinl away with lately 1bould be a crime. Take the commiaaioo'a ap· proval Jut week of a Um.ahare condominium resort In San Clemente, for example. Ownen of the San Clement• Inn received commiaslon ap· proval to convert rooms into 96 time.sharing units , leaving another 39 rooms for overnight guests. But commissioners tacked a condition on their approval that forces the owners to coruitruct an 89·bed youth hostel ln the city and donate it to a private agency to operate. A spokesman for the time- shar e development says he figures it will cost up to $400,000 to construct a barracks-type facility. That's ii the state can find public property upon which to bulld the hostel. Otherwise, operators of the enterprise must also purchase land for the build-ing. The owners say they bad no choice but to comply with the commlssion's rather expensive condition, because to fight the panel would have meant facing bankruptcy. Coastal commission officials say the condition is fair because the panel normally does not ap- prove converting hotels into time· share projects. They reason that ~onversions reduce the number or overnight lodgings in the coastal sector. In that ' regard, the com· mission has a point. But surely there could have been a less ex· pensive alternative that would not so severely penalize the de· velopers. Hall's co.Mition stable ' Orange County residents and workers alike should be relieved to hear that operations are ex- pected to return to normal soon at the county's new Hall of Ad· ministration in Santa Ana. The first phase of a $1 million project to repair structur al defi· ciencies in the 3-year-old building is complete. The county Board or Supervisors is sche4uled to re- sume meeting in its comfortable hearing room on May 5. The board ha$ been holding meet· ings in the old haJJ or administra· lion a blod away on Sycamore Street. The hall. during the past four months, has seemed like a build- ing in some gigantic intensive care ward. Hemmed by scaffold · ing, inundated by pipes and tub- in g, it has had s urgeries performed on every floor A journey through the struc- ture with its opened ceilings and plastic·wrapped walls has seemed at., times like a tour through some paralyzed creature. Even the nervous system was a malfunctioning. Workers more than once managed to trip alarms, spewing employees out of all exits. But officials say the worst is over. The intricate job or tying steel cables to bolster exterior beams is done Second Di s trict represent- ative Harriett Wi eder suggested recently that the accompllshment could be celebrated with a ribbon cutting. Considenng the past history o f th e tenu o us st ruc ture. however. perhaps that's a bit risky. Tax expertise rwt pat Former California Gov . Pat Brown was in the county last week assuring a student audience at Cal State Fullerton that Presi- dent Reagan's 30 percent tax cut program is "pure bunk." Pat always is aQ interesting and entertaining commentator on the political scene. although he does better sticking to the state level and seems to gel out of his element in national affairs. As Pat himself notes. he is un· likely to approve anything Reagan says or does after being shellacked by Reagan in the gov- emot .. s race in the mid·'60s . So you have to take Pat's comments with the proverbial sail shaker. Secondly, or course. is that Pat never scored high marks for economics or economizing while he was in office. He served dur- ing a period or tremendous growth in California and its economy. So ''tax and spend" was the or· der or the day -the money was there for the tapping. And Pat never quite progressed beyond that mind-set. It is, ironically. about the only point where h.ia so n , Gov . Jerry, appe.7s politically sharper than hia.dad. Pat's argument that the taX' 1a ' a ··give·away to the wealthy" is the tired stun or the old-time libe ral religion. Most or Pat's own party now agrees that the key to getting the American economy robust again and pro- viding jobs and controlling infla- tion is modernizing U.S. plants and equipment. H so, the folks with the discre· tionary disposable income are go. ing to have to do a big piece of it. The rest of us, as a recent poll by Opinion Research Corporation re- ported, will likely spend any tax savings paying up bills to reduce our credit strain. This in itself is a healthy thing for the economy and the inflation situation. Credit Pat Brown with a good job of trying to deal with California's explosive growth in the '60s, with his push for water supplies and free ways and schools. But for advice on the economy and economizing -no thanks, Pat. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Dally Pilot. Other views ex· pressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment Is lnvit· ed. Address The Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (71•> 642-021. L.M. Boyd / Wuhing uives A magazine publisher printed a questionnaire lo ask wives if they'd marry the same partner. given a chance t.o do il all over again. Only 27 r.ercent ol the ladJes said yes, def· nitely. About 20 percent said maybe, but they didn't tblnk much of the notion. An enormous 48 percent aaid no way, not • chance. never to that man. or wordl to that effect, And 5 percent said they wouldn't many any DllD aaaln. That means more than ball U\e .omen re&retted the whole thins. if t.b11 1urvey offen 1 true flcture. But maybe It d~so•t. Maybe be nature of the que1tlonnalre ptompted more bitter ladles to, re1pond. Q. Can any one card ln an ordinary deck or pla)'tnc cardt be comldered tbe mo.t lmportut? A. The ~ ol Spada m11ht merit ihat diednction, at leut to the Brit.lib lH Ottlff of )'tltet)'ear. It WU Plint• Id oo ~·al order ol tba( omce to -- serve as a duty s tamp for each deck thus to prove the makers had paid tax. Even now that card has a larger more ornate design that singles ltout. 0 . Says here one cup ot popcorn ··in good condition" is supposed to make at least 15 cups of popped corn. What's meant by eood condJtionT A. Moist enouab to make steam in. tide. It you don't think four popcom l• •till in aood condlllon. leave tt with a tablespoonful or water in a sealed Jar for 1 week or so. Evo.ry •ummer, enormoua female 1reen turtles eome ubore on the northe11t coa1t of Aultralia'-to lay their ew, lbeD •lowly 1hutne back toward the waler'. It'• Jutt •• ..,,.Y crawl lnto tbe surf that t.he Uvely beach folk t.bereabouta Jump on U\elr ba~kl for r1det out to 111. Tb., 1lt f tr astern. ~ preventa the turtles from 4Jvtn1 forward. Th•r can't 1ubmeree. They Juat keep padcUlna. Thomas P. Haley Publlther Thomu K•vll Editor eartNra KrellMcft Edltotlal Page Editor Spy's trial was jeopardized WASHINGTON -Two years ago, a 23-year-old Central lnlelligence Agency employee named William Kampiles stunned the spy agency by confessing that he had sold lop·secret technical manual.a lo Soviet agents wbile he was stationed in Greece. The Kampiles espionage trial was a shocking case. As a former CIA official said, it "raises the question of whether or not there has been infiltration of the United States' Intelligence community or government at a slgnif~c.-ant level." THE YOUNG TRAITOR -who was paid a measly $3 ,000 for turni.D& the documents over to Kremlin q e nt.a was found guilty. But what ha~ bee11 , reported so far is that bureaucrat.a in the intelligence community jeopardized Kampiles' landmark spy trial through petty wrangles over pe rsonaJ turf. lntem al Justice Department .. dofu. ments reviewed by my associate Jack Mitchell reveal that Defense Depart. me nl lawyers waRcd a covert guernll a war to have several of the char ges against Kampales dropped. supposedly so that security information would not be revealed at his tnal The Pentagon's fears were baseless. however. AccoW'lts of several closed-door meet· ings a mong high.ranking officials of the CIA . Justice Department and Pentagon disclose that the military lawyers almost succeeded in clouding the Kampiles prosecution. They offered what the Justice Department called ··111.conceived s uggestions" on how Q -JA-C.~-,~1-D-fRl_O_I -~ "security" dta.k>sures could be stifled at Kampi1n' trfat .• · • t A-T 'ONE Por'NT. P~ntagon attomeys actually ~oommendl!M that three of the s ix counh •ca)ns t K amplles be dropped, and that.t\la trial be closed to the press and the public.;. ., But !Mn·Attorney Generlll GnHan Bell. according tD one Justice Depa rt ment doc ument. "was informed that DOD cthe Department or Defense> was exerting extreme pressure. and he af firmed that thJ3uce. not DOD. was in charge of the case." OverruJed by Bell. the P~gon re fused to ~Ive up Then -Genera l , . . -. Counsel Deanne Siemer made a ··vth· f dictive personal attack " on the pro. fess1onalism of Justice officials, accord- ing to the suppressed report. She al•o reportedly had harsh words for a wit· ness who proved to be invaluable to the prosecution of Kampiles. ~ In addition to heat from the Penta1oh. the Justice Department prosecutors were also catching it from the CIA, t,c· cording to the report The spools , argued that there was no way K•lh· piles· confession could be corroborated. But the Justice Department docufl)etit noted tnat if this view. put forward by the CIA's general counsel. had pre· valled, ··the case would never have gone forward at all." IN ANY EVENT, of course. lbe Justice Department was proven n&ht. Kampiles was not only convicted . bu\ the appeals court upheld the depart· ment 's handling of the case Footnote S1emer's deputy Richard Stone. now in private practice, admitted there was "severe institutional tension" over handling of "extremely seruitJve na tional secunty information.·· Juallce Department lawyers, he said, had a "different perspective" but he ··nevtr v•.ewed it as personal." iDon't miss airf;'chance to be amazed During the recent convocation of lhe men and women who had been held hostage in Iran fo r mon• than a year. sever a l of thl'm spoke of th ei r heightened wpprN'.1at1on for the little I han gs of hfe It's too bad all of us don't have some way to remind ourselves how good life 1s when hft> is going well We are m ore apt to think of 1t as merely average and normal Wh e n I was 15 I had an ap· pendectomy. There was some minor complication and I was in the hospital for almost three weeks Cll's always s urprisi ng ho w serious a minor operation seems when you're the one who has had it ) Jlut I recall then ap- preciating the colors and the actJon of everyday hfe when I got out of lhe hospital. THE FACT IS, anvt1me we or som eone we love 1sn;t dying, that should be considered a Rreat time in life. Just now, in the course of wnting this, I was trying to remand m yself of small pleasures I enJOY almost daily: My shower first thing in the mom· ang is a wonderfully pleasant and ex- hilarating way to start the day I like the warmth, l like a good cake of soap and T like the Idea that I'm part of a . ' civUb:ation that has organized itself to get waler to m y house and have 1t warm and waiting for me when I get up It's difficult to remember to be amazed every day. but it 1s amazing The m oming newspaper and that first cup of coffee are two things I'm s ure they have in h~aven if there is one . -I WVE MY work I love wrillng. I even lake the physical process of hitting the keys or the typewriter with my I~'' -.N-DY_R_OO-Nf-Y -......&§t fingers. although I only use three or them. l enJO)' thinking of things to wnte nnd there Is always a vague sense of ex citement about whether I can do it or not. this heightens my interest. And to finish a piece of writing Is a great satisfaction. It's as good as getting a sli ver out of your linger. By noon I'm getting hungry and feeling desk.bound. I know a hundred good little restaurant& and 1t is a wonderfully civilized pleasure lo .find a friend and go to one of them for lunch. In the afternoons I'm not nearly Jo smart as I am an the shower eight hours earlier. It's pleasant to browse throUfb the mail and the debris on my desk, look· ing for a job easy enough for my bralJl lo handle at that hour. Perhaps I call one of my four kids working in 801ton. Washington. New YorkorRoche1ter. -BV LATE aftemoon I can't watt to get home the same home I couldn 't wait to leave that mo rning lt'I a pleasant place. My wife is glad to st' me. I'm glad to see her and we sit do"'" and have a drink while we v. atch the evening news on tele\ 1sion. On Saturdays I ha\'e fresh oralt~e juice. one of the great luxuries of H\y life As [sit there sapping at. I think ftOli\· lucky I a m to be able to make enotJih money to squeeze three oranges fdl' a drink After a great time v.ith coffte. toast and the nev.spaper. l ~o down to m y cellar filled v.llh tools and 100<1 wood. I've had som<' of the p1et'e• or wood for 20 years I s1t and consider for the lOOth time what [ might make or " wide piece of walnut I fee-I at and enJo!' it and decide to save 1t. I am not sick or dyih~ at ull rillh\ now, nor am I hosta1te to a nyone. llnd r·m determint.'d to r('mtnd m,·st'lf ho• good lire is · What's next move for scientists-in-waiting? ' The National Waititls Foundation ls now lseuing small aluminum tags which lde'nUCy the ever·growlng number of sufferers of this lncreasln1ly common affliction. The hJstory of the disease goes back lo the summer of 1977. The noted neur9logilt Dr. Homer t . PetUbone wu conducting a routine physical ex· amlnaUonor Herbert Dew by. He was somewhat surprised to find that ~wby. a normally healthy youni male, had high blood pl'e11ure. a rapid pulse, a nuahed complexion and an un· ueual tntin.e11. "HOW LONG have you been ex· perlencln1 theH l)'mptom1. Mr. Dewby?" Pettibone Jnqulred. "About ab hour ttnd a half,'' mutt4!red Dewby UlrouJh clenched teeth. ''Ahah!" 11id Pettibone. "Them ll wtll be eat)' to trace your movementa. Where have you been dur1n1 that hour and a halt'1" "In your <expletive deleted> waltlna room!" 1t\ouled Dew by. 1truca1tn1 rurtouslf Into h~ pant.a and ltormlng out the door. Dluoverin1 1 new dlHHt l1 • Cealber tn any phy1lcl1n'1 cap. Hi• IUI· plclon1 ll"Ou.ted. Or. Pettibone applied tor and received a federal 1rant for ••· tens Ive retearcb on laboratory rata. In an intenlou1 e"parlmtnl, the medical sleuth trained a dot.en rata to pu1h .llttle cart., each flUed wtlh nine items. through a tiny mockup of a supermarket check·out counter. THE RATS WERE forced lo wait in line with their cart.I from five to 27 mfnutes. And, sure enou1h, PetUbone found a direct correlaUon between the Uine the rata waited and the incidence of peptic ulcen and chewed talll. As further proof of hi• theory, Pettibone Introduced a control iroup of -------i' :S. slx more r1'4. each 1110 hav1n1 nine Items ln ltl cart. Thll aroup, however, was alJowed to pall tbroqh 1 clearly marked "Expre11 Un•" with QO will wh1t.toever. All 1hc were Immediately killed and eaten by thelr felloWI. Pettibone named the n ewly · dl1covered dJeease "waltlU." or, tn laymen'• terms, "t.be mlta." Adv1ncln1 from laboratory rat.a to human1, be learned the aflllctlon w11 1m11tn1ly prevalent 1n watem clvlU1atfon. "The French, for example," be 1ay1, "are totally Incapable of 1tandinl ln any lln• whatlotver." To Mlp 'l\cth:b.I, PetUboae COUlldtd the National WatUtll Po~Uce. It li l11uln1, ln retum for 1100 doftadoal, tbe aforementioned tais which rt'Md "l am a chronit' hacht v.1ut In lh'1 event I display symptom11 of ~m atli4H of wallitis. such us C°'ll tapptna(. Uh controlled fldgetJn~. nt>t·k t•r1tnin:\ln· coherent mutterin~. t•ool ht"t-11 11 redne11 about the ears, pleue mov• e totheheadofthellne " "The demand f.or tht• llli~ hlls t9ffo surprising." HY• Pettibone. "And ll '1 no wonder, seeln~ thiat waltitis <'an"l•~uf to oeuro1ea. 1tre111·provoltt"d dia•bllill•• and even 1udden dettth." ' In this lut respect, ht el\l't tt\4-\' of Huntley Tureen. on~ or th_, f 1ufferers to wear the lilt 1tbout hJ11 On Ml)' 22, 1•. Tureen stepped td head of tho Une at the operunc or,!!ff " Empire Strikts Back·· and 1m1l dllplaf*I hi• ta1 to the mMO beh who promptly 1tran1tl'd him with tat'• cord. 'WHAT ME WORRr?! VI ASHINGTON -'A bu1h·bU1h hmchean fol' two in tbe Stat. Depart· 11tent •1 eleaant d.lnln& room wu quietly artan1ed Saturday wltb Secretary ot state Alexander Raia d>e host and Sen, Jette Helms. bis COMernUve watchdog, the only aueat. Hai• baa h'equenUy talked on the phone with the Senate comervative leader, and occulonaUy tn person. But lhl1 wu the ftnt chance Hai& has bad for an elltended massaging of Helms to ' persuade hlm to accept the halt-doien appointments he bas been oppoeing for almost three months. Helma stresses repeatedly be ls a 1tron1 Hale supporter, but his eftorta to delay Senate confirmation of Hali's choices for ~ diplomatic jobs have converted that support into a decl.inlng asset. The luncheon was aet up by Haig's congressional liaison chief, Richard Fairbank. in hopes that Haig might charm Helms into being more cooperative. VICE PRESIDENT'S BR0111E 8 Vice President George Bush 's older brother, Prescott Jr., shows signs of succumbing to pleas frortt Connecticut Republican leaders that he run again.at maverick liberal Republican Sen. Lowell Weicker in 1982, despite the de· sires of the vice president that he not l make his first run for public office. r "I have neither discouraged him nor encouraged him," George, 56. said ~ f when we asked his opinion about 58· ._....,;m ___ __;;.......;;.....~ year·old Prescott's budding ambitions. But one of the vice president's key polltlcal a1enta bu been "paasint the word that a run by PJ'e1cott would be embarraaiq. The late Prescott Bush Sr., wu a U S. aenator from Connecticut. Prescott Jr.1 a New Yorlr·bued lnturace executive, bat lately becom~ active in Connecticut Republican politic• and is now tbt party's state llnanc. chairman. Connecticut Republican leaden fear that swashbuckling adventurer· journalbt Robin Moore. author o! "The ~·~ 1-,.-•• -/-11-11-1 ____.~ Green Berets" and "The French Con· nection," will overwhelm the unpopular Weicker in the Republican primary but then lose in the general election. Conse· quently, they aeek a credible con· servative to take regular Republican votes from Moore. Their first choice: Pressie Bush. MONDALE SUITS UP Further strong indications that former Vice President Walter F Mon· dale has started his 1984 campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination came on April 17 when Mondale hosted a very private breakfast in his office to lay out what bis positions on the economy and foreign policy ought to be. Although no great decisions were ............. ,,.. .... -..... reached, t.be COllMO.IUI ot the fonn.r Carter adminlltratlon offtclata w11 that llberal.acUvltt Fritz Mondale mu.t move qulcJdy from ld't to c.nter. Pre1ldent Reacao'• 1tro111 early leadership la clearl)' mo•Ja& the t!OUD· try toward the r1.1bt, Mondale'• ad· v•sers told him, and there u no cbuact ot retu.rn.lng to tbe old days When Uberal Democrats ran on platfonpa proclaim· lni that biuer •ovemment la better government. NOT SEN. STOCIUlAN Despite rumon circulattnc to the ton· trary, there is almost zero Chance tbat budget director David Stockman will leave the Reagan admtnlatration next year to nm a4ainst liberal Democratic Sen. Donald Riegle in Mlcbl1an. · Ex· Republican Rieale ts considered highly vulnerable for re·eledion to a second term. and Michigan Republican leaders view Stockman as the strongest possible challeneer. Accordingly, some have been spread· ing word that Stockman might run. In t act. however, he has no such int.ftltion (barring some wholly unexpected blowup inside the administration). That sets the scene for a Republican primary struggle between conservative ex -Rep. Philip Ruppe and liberal William Ballenger, former state direc- tor of licensing and regulation. But in- side rs don't entirely discount a Senate race by the state's champion vote- getter: liberal Republican Gov. William Milliken. Mailbox/ Certified data may quiet fear of Super 80 noise level To the Editor: lb the April 9 edition of the Orange Coit Daily Pilot, a letter from Sally M. Co gold comm ented on the noise levels of he McDonnell Douglas Super 80. he Super 80. in tests monitored and cettified by the Federal Aviation Ad- mitlistration, recorded noise levels far belbw those ot existing jetliners of com-pah ble s ize. In fact, when we at r.1~bonnell Douglas say the Super 80 is- 1 h world's qui et est commercial Jtl Iner. we are relying on certified oolse measurements to back up that d1llm. A comparison of the Super 80 and the m .200 Advanced aircraft shows these &trective Perceived Noise Levels <flt>NdB ). based on FAA certifi ed data : Al'proach 'blkeoff Sdeline Super 80 727-200 ADV 93.3 103.2 90.4 100.0 94.6 102.2 t R EDUCTION of 10 decibels g, erally means the noise level is cut in til f . Jn addition, the Super 80 reduces i area around the airport subjected to specific noise level to about one · f that of current jets or comparable 51ie. The Super 80 is the only short-to· it!dium range Jet meeting the most t'lngenl requirements of both the etleral Aviation Administration and tht ,nteroational Civil Avialion Orcanization c lCAO 1 We hope these figures will lay to rest my notion that the Super 80 is not quieter than other aircraft i'! it~ cl~s. 1bere is no quieter commercial Jetliner operating m the world today. A.L. McPlKE Director, Design Assurance & Safety Douglas Aircraft Company Abolish commission To U.e Editor: ~t long last there is a glimmer of ho e for ridding ourselves of that ex· pe \lve, oppressive, property rights ra Ing Coastal Commission. The com· m hion was voted into being by Pr ition 20. by a bare majority. in 19t1 to plan the protection of the en lrorunent along our shores ror three ydn. Having failed to plan it, their Urftf was extended, by government fiat, Cot another five years. hEIR PROTECTION o f the lronment has ~en more negative a positive. Bays have silted up and e er improvements have been stopped ~ their plans. And they have become ~re of a social engineering, energy vrbductlon stopping body than an m\olrooment protectini one, increasing \ \ - - • our housing and energy shortages. But now Sen. Jim Ellis has introduced Senate Bill 260, backed by Sen. Ed Davis. lo abolish this multi-million dollar monstrosity. The bill will be neard Tuesday in the Senate Natural Resources and Wildlife Committee. But it could die right there. never getting to the Senate floor for a vole. So if you care what you pay for hous- ing and energy, write this Senate com- mittee and de mand that they pass SB260 so it can be voted on by the full Senate. GOLDIE JOSEPH Cable shows colors To the Editor: It was very gratifying lo me to read Murry Cable's article in yo ur ne wspap,_er on March 29, entitled "Master Plan will quiet the skies over John Wayne Airport." l'm ln the proc· ess of having the headline of that article framed so I can personally hang it around Mr. Cable's neck in 1985 when there is more noise at John Wayne Airport than there is now based on a 24 -hour CNEL basis. - ALL FIXED NOW? a ,II i Whal was gratifying to me about Mr Cable's article was thal he finally had the guts to show his true feelings about the residents of Newport Beach Corona del Mar Santa Ana Heights. who are most impacted by the county's irresponsible operation of John Wayne Airport. Mr. Cable bas been depicted for so long as the fair·minded, even· tempered. working-for-the-good-of-all- concem ed airport manager that it was nice to see him show his true colors in his dfatribe against the residents of Newport Beach. MR. CABLE started out by saying that the people in Newport Beach who are opposed t-0 the county's insane ex- pansion of John Wayne Airport are simply a social group. If Mr. Cable thinks that we are planning a social function for him and the Board of Supervisors. he is in for one hell of a surorise when the real "party" sta rts later this year. Mr. Cable says that the people who are able to afford to live in the Newport Beach area should be the people who should have to suffer the emotional dis· turbance caused by the airport. U there YEP-· TWO PROBLEMS, ITiORNEC> OUT-· THE MAIN ONE WAS THI: SUPERV1So~S J<EPT HITTIN<& iHE ce1i1N<S ... ~ is a shred or logic in that absurd s tatement. I wi sh someone would ex· plain it to me. Finally. after 20 years of hes from various members of successive Boards o f Supervisors and airport administrators, the people of this com· munity finally realize that in fact the sky is falling and have decided to do som ething about it. We are not ac· coustically expendable, Mr. Cable, just because we live in Newport Beach. If you really think we are just a social group. Mr. Cabl e. stick around for the "party•· we're going to throw for you and the Board of Supervisors Preparations for the party are just get· ting under way. but by the tame this "social function ·· 1s over you're going to think this is one hell of a social group' TOM WILLIAMS Gun control laivs OK To the Editor: Your p resent lack o( credibility suffered another setback today with the article on Gun Control by Dr. Charles Bell. It was not he lped eithe r by publishing elsewher~ in the sa e issue, you believe miracle of eternal life, wiggle OMUEANSON AMOn r1llM• in San CllmeNe. e letters "SALE .. combined witb lnl our doon forever, below coat t a" were irl'esiAUble and I wan· in. waa Easter vacation week; the 1 and streets wefe cro~ meetly chaperonea, like m1.elf. Our 111mme cbaree1 at 10 a.m. •en •till in (molt likely) or frottlnl each , •• beads or llNteMd out ID tbe IUD er layen of tbe molt com· llmt~Ulllzed IUD ta C01metlc. my dal.llbter's feelint of b!linl overly proted.ed, but wben I told her of the phone call the wu delighted. Seema they were bav1n1 such a roush time flnd.ln( any cbaperonea, there wu danger of the whole trip belq cancelled so my acceptance aaved the clay! AS I STEPPED INSIDE the little shop I reaJiled it bad oaee been a pet· store. Mucb of the pacta1ed atioda .t.W oa Lb• 'lbdvet had nmalMcl ~bed for aeveral yeart unUl t.M lat. owner'• estate wu Mttled. gve~ wu very dutty -dlrty. J wandend around not Nal.11 pl.a· ntn1 to •"but JUlt to tlU tim., wbln do'"' Oil tlMJ floor IDJ e)'., 1pled a basket ~ Cliclcll ud end.I marked "YoUJ' cholN -· dntJ." Amona tliit ·doi wonnlns pllla, cataip ml~ Md. penu.t bella I ~ ap a amaU boWe. wboM .. bel rW, •!arimp Brla• to be batclltd for feedln• 11411artwn flab." • baraain, readily available ocea.a water and the challenge of tryin• to batch en• which bad lain dry and llfeleas in an empty bulldin& tor who knows bow long, was juat too much and l0ou1bt It . That aftemoon I 1howed the 1lrlt my purcbaae and read tbe lnatrucUoot about the 1ea water. lt went on td HY that with warm temperatu.rea and fre. quent movement (81 in wave moUona> we mllbt bepn to aee our ftl"lt 'Uttle awimmert u aoon aa '8 houn after lm· meralon. person tw!r age really beUeve in such nonsense?" THAT NIGHT ABOUT 9 o'ctoclt our girls were all ha the datkened Uvia1 room, dancing wtth tllelr lovea ol the week and the chaperones were 1athered in the kitchen pla.vtna double soUtalre. Wlth four deck.a It can &et qulte becUc Uld some of the boys wandered out to watch IJld klbiti. Suddenly one of lbeoi a.aked. "What are dolna With t.bll pan full OI wt&· 1lers?" '""" We aU Juml*l up to 1ee a.Gd JO and behold our pan wa.a alive with teeny llt· tie 1wtmml.ng ctHtu~.,z...,one Wat aa excited u ll •e bacl a new f amtly member. We did, hundreds of them. Later W.. the bo~ bad all cone bome wt ~d a treat rap 1e11loa and t beard one alrl say, "You Imo•, tt 'Wat really neat bow Mn. Anton n er oact lost her falth that they would all come · to ure." OD Sunday at cburcb tbe Eatter muN&e WN the uual one on fallh and hope provtn1 that llf e can be tt.ft\11. ~,.( .!tunted to my bUlbud ao4 aald, "HOMJ l \earMd a lot WI gui.r wMk aboUt falth ud 1nltada bcit l ..ink you lmew It all the Uuie. •• a recent NBC-AP poll or "1604 adults" which showed that a majority wanted stricter gun control laws rn the first place, w e have not forgotten how horribly inaccurate these sample polls were in predicting the last election Second , I wonder if the poll· tct~ers bother to find out if lhose polled hav<.' any idea of the laws already af· feeling their purchase of guns. For in stance, California has had for yecs rs a very compre hensive handgun reg. isl ration requirement. IN PICKI NG a scapegoat for his ire tthe NRA l. Dr. Bell tries to focus dis · dam on a small group while intimating that the maJorily of us have to stand he lplessly by. Nonsense! An over· whel ming majority voted for a president and others who ran on a platform that called for less control of firearms . The liberals lost lbeir abiUty lo enact more restrictive fed eral firearms legislation in that election and are now trying lo p .. ss new laws at the State level. We have seen the bad lawa that Massachusetts , New York. a nd Washington, D.C. have enacted. Califonuans won't buy 1t! I ,,, RICHARDT. McCARTNEY Genius behind silt? To the Editor: Most colleges and universities have their own artists -or writers in· res idence. We in Newport Beach, however, have our very own genius·in· residence al City Hall. I still don't know who the genius is but 1 recogniz.etbe work of genius when I see it : Undoubtedly, the city's plans for the upper bay reflect the working of an extr aordinary intellect. Measures have been and are now be· ing taken to ensure that the bay is filled with silt. Developers are allowed -in· deed , encouraged -to gouge out our hillsides whenever they desire. If the devel<'pers' grading occurs before the rainy season, of course, the bay fills up faster. Meanwhile, the city gets outside funds .from the federal government, the state or county to dredge out the bay. Witn this money a cycle can be established that will ensure employment ror every Newport resident. The silt ls put back on our hills. the developers then grade the bills. the bay is re-silted, outside monies pay to put the silt back on the hillsides. T HE CYCLE could continue forever. Perhaps the bfrthrighl of every baby born in Newport Beach will l>e assured employment when he or she reaches adulthood. I can envision baby 1bowen where shovels and pails outnumber ba by rattles as presents. Such prospects have obviously come about throup the intervention "Of genius. The only flaw that J see ID these brilliant plans concerns the lower bay. It is not rtlled with silt that wube1 down from the developments but, rather, with seaweed, alaae. and other aquatic plant•; growth cauaed bJ chemical runol from exceaslve d• velopmeot. Any realde11t UYiftC on tbe peripbeey of the bay knows the amount of dally la1*'. especially in tbl l\llll· mer. reqalr•I to remon all the seaweed, allme. abd srowtJt that wash• up oa tbe beaeb. But pfthap. tbla, too, I.I gen Of the cenlUI' p)1a. MQbe 'th cll1 CA •• ttate or federal mOM1 to PQ for .... moval of \M town ba1'• M}U1tlc arowtb. TIMm au Nltdellta cae live la fuitury forever -· l.e., tboee Of ut lritll ahove!I, peJ..11 and rak" -• pt paid for rtmovl"1S 1Ut fro~ tM ...,... bay and U\b a~u•Uc crowth tiOlb tbe tOw•r be.Y \ .., • R. CArl!T 1Attf1"1 ~ ,....,.. on , .. ICoiM. TAie rlg1U to ~""" Wtm to tu JPlllC' ot eUmtnou Iii»' ii ~~ oJ • \DOnU or ,_ till a. ,...,.,..,. AU r.ttf1"• ,... ......, w ......., oddr••bld.....,,..,.__......,.,.. 4&e11I I/ h}fktnt ~_,. II ........ Pocc2 tOCU "°' bl ~ ,,.,,.,. ,,..., bt UllJlllMIH~ fo ..... ;H._ cillill,..,.. '"'"'bfr II/ tM ~rfhlllr ,,... bt ,.._ 1"' ocri/fca&ft pwrpow . ,. , PlTrSBURGH (AP) ...:.. The bead bone, aa the •one 1aya, lt ultimat.ly c~ to the toe booe. But there'• a lot ln betwffG, 1tudenta •re le•nt· lna at the Untvenlty of Plttaburcb'• Wlutual "body part," muaeum. Flbulu, tibia• and aortas. Hands, feet, head• and tonos -all the pieces that to1ether make up the lntrtcate me_phanilm of tbe human body are there lo aee, to ponder and. In many cases, to touch. Atthou,h some are wax and plastic modell, most items ln the col· leclion are the real thing , taken from cadavers of people who donated their bodies to science. "This is unique," DR. NIKOLAJSCAUNA says Dr. Nikolajs Cauna, chairman of Pitt's Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology. "No other medical school in the country bas one, although you will find reference collections, not teaching museums such as this. in Europe." THE MUSEUM OCCUPIES a corner of the university's medical school behind swinging doors bearing ··No Admittance" signs. Even outside the doors, the museum's unusual nature becomes ap· parent to the first-time visitor by the sweet medicinal odors of the preservatives alcohol. phenol and formalin. On the walls hang charts of hearts, lungs and other organs and display cases holding specimens. Skeletons ranging from that of a small chlld to an adult stand througout the room. Sitting on racks in a small alcove are 12 metal boxes, each stenciled with the parts contained - "Head & Neck." "Joint· Upper Limb," "Thorax· Abdomen." By the time anatomy students leave Pitt, they must know 40,000 terms. Seeing the parts first·hand reinforces the teaming process. Dr. Cnunasays. "IF YOU HA VE READ about Paris In a book, it's not the same as if you have been there." says the 66-year-old native of Latvia, a tall bespec· lacled man with combed-back &raying hair who's partial to bow ties. The museum also contains unusual specimens of malformed parts, diseased organs and cross· sectional views of the body Everything is meticulously labeled and color coded. like a body "road map.·· While the museum is not open to the public. Cauna says about 1.000 people, includmg high school groups, visit the collection each year. .· .. •:·/ He concedes that •ome people may con· alder the muaeum't contenta ahoullab at first, but that most vlalton leave convinced oJ the im· portance of bavtna body parta available for •tudy. "You leam to look at th1a clblically." HY• 1raduate student Maria Moschella, 28, settlna down her scalpel and tweezen. "It la material that we have to study. I don't think of it aa a dead penon. That doean 't mean I don "t ha" any respect, but tbro~b this I am learoina aom~lna fol' Jhe future." Caun• sets a buslf\e11·llke tone ln the mu.eum and bla hlab reaard for ltJ art.if act.I apparently baa been passed on to the hundreds of studentl who have used it ln the last 10 years. Not one case of vandalism or theft has occurred ln that time, he says, addina. "We Ilk pur students to be considerate and they are." Cauna, whose European career u a lecturer, profesaor and medical practitioner spanned two decades. came to Pitt in 1981. The museum of body parts wu ct.velope4 by Cauna and bla a11istant, Robert Moote, when th• unlvenlty cbanaed ltJt' medical curriculum to 1170. Other medJcal schools still requln dJ.lqctlon by first-year students, he says. "But'nowaday1 they have to do tt rapidly. Here they can 1et the knowledae without dissection. It II a mueb easier way to learn. Student dlaaectiona cannot compare wltb what we offer here," Cauna acldl .• All of the containers, accompanyina charts and labels are made on the premJsea. Commercial HUMAN CONDITIONS models are pu.rchaaed wben oeeeuary and eno\&O 1pedmem are made available 10 that up t.O ;~1o 1tud~nt1 can be accommodated wit.bout crowdJPJ, be ••Y'I· 1'11& CAD.A VBR8, WHOSE parta are uted ~9~ di•play purposes, an d.lasectecl at Pitt. Cauna ••f-' they are cremated and buried afterward. L. The professor often spends 12·bour days •t ~ Job, which be calls "a very pJeuant occupatloo, And even though be dealt everyday with ~ dead, his sense of wonder about the llvina bOd.Y ~ undl minlshed. ·'The human body ii so well constructed .. U lt is used properly It can last 100 years -with not~' calls," be says. 1 Life's dim without 'brightment By HUGH A. MULLJGAN A" 1.-cMI c:.rn IJ I ff p' BATON ROUGE, La. -Don Whitehead, the columnist, AP war correspondent and two-time Pulitzer Brize winner, was drivln& down an oyster shell road ln the bayou country one day, listening to the noon news on a M N fi ve-watt radio station. ULLIGA 'S ·'Farm income,'• be heard the announcer say, STEW · "will drop this year because of pork chops. ---------Wait a minute. By George, that's poor crops." Don was in a hurry to get to bis favorite cat fishing camp, but he was laughine so bard, aU by himself, he had to pull off on the side of the road. Don was a country boy, raised in Harlan County Ky., and proud of lt. The simple, honest things in life, like camping, fishing, yam spinning, poker and listening to a backwoods broadcaster from the rip 'n' read school who didn't mind admitting errors, spelled America for him. WHETHER FLY CASTING in a trout stream or pounding a portable on Omaha Beach, Don Whitehead was a fierce competitor with a wry, self-effacing sense of humor. He was with Montgomery in North Africa, chasing Rommel. He look part in two assault landings in Sicily and went ashore with the U.S. 1st Division on D-Day. His close friends, mess kit companions and sometime competitors were Ernie Pyle and Hal Hoyle. both of whom beat rum to Pulitzer Prizes. Alan Gould, AP's top news executive for many years, called rum "the best aU purpose newsman I ever knew." Waller Cronkite, when he heard of Don·s death on Jan. 12, called him a dear friend." THIS PIECE IS BEJNG written now, months later, because Don. wt\o was 72 when he d ied of cancer, didn't have too much time for death. He :.· was too in touch with life. Besides, be bad seen enough of death in the European Theater and Korea to burden his friends with his iUnesa. I was in Don's lovely house overlooldng the Tennessee River ouuide Knoxville, returning from a trip through the Smokies with him and Hal Boyle, when word came that my father had died. Marie, Don's wife. got me an immediate airline reservation. Hal wordlessly packed my bag. Don handed me four fingers of Old Fitzgerald, all that was left from the previous evening's poker session . Their touchingly orchestrated efficiency was worth a million words of sympathy. I IT WAS OUT last vacation together, and that final weekend in the lodge lingers in memor¥ longer than any war stories. Don, an expert Oy caster, had spent most of the day unraveling snags in our lines and, on at least two occasions. getting Boyle and me and our borrowed tackle disengaged from overhanging trees. As conviviality possessed him. and it sometimes did, Boyle had a way of inventing new words. He spoke of the "mutilaties" that people ought to share, the "endearies" that make life worthwhile," and once described himself as being "in a condition offish " .. ON THESE OCCASIONS onJy Whitehead could make effective communication. J remember that night Boyle wa1 berating me, an old Boy Scout, for not building a fire in the fireplaceiqour cabin. "Nothing," he lectured me, "adds to the brightment of a room like a fire." "Hal," Don came to my rescue. ''why don't you close that door and get your butt out of the frostment'." The bnghtment and the froatment have brought me smiles on many a dark winter night. WHENEVER I'M STUCK for a line or a W'8td in a story, I always think of HaJ Boyle comt~ back from the massacre of Malmedy, worryhii and sweating over what he knew was one of &tw great searing stories of the war. Don Whitehead, cool as ever. laid a brotherly arm on his shoulder.• "Hal." he advised, "Write it. Don't fight it. If you can't write it, get out of the business." Don·• dry, ironic wit broke the tension. Boyle's finger~ went racing across the keyboard. with a Pulitzer just around the comer. Whitehead had to wait for the Korean War . Ht won hls first for the American crossing of the Ii~ River and the battle for Seoul in March 1951. llh second came two years later for his coverage' 91 President-elect Dwight Eisenhower's secret trip l< Kor ea lo bring an end to the fighting. WITH NO MORE WARS to cover, Don tried his hand at being an AP Bureau chief. Hawau wa~ nice, but boring. He went lo Washington, first for AP, then the New York Herald-Tribune. When he got tired of Wa s hington, which was soon, he went back home to wnte a wonderful human interest col umn for the Knoxville News Sentinel. In June 1978, he buried his last column out m the back yard, figuring SO years of fighting it and writing it were enough. But when Marie died a •year later, he dug up the column again and re sumed writing Guys like Don. and history doesn't supply ~ with many. just don't stay put. He'll be in and out or my thoughts as long as there is frostmenl thlll needs some br1ghlment '! 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' PllESSON RETIRES at -the end of the month, and says he ln· tends to make an occupation of "doing as Uttle as poss\ble for as long as possible." The affable fire marshal came lo Laguna Beach in 1948 after a stint in the Navy, and held a number of jobs before joining the fire department. FIRE MARSHAL l.Aguna 's Presson ln • whit• tire department pickup truck. To lnlpect fl.re roa Pretsoo used lo load beavy saodba1s in tbe back ot the truck. ''lnstant four-wheel drive," be bad quipped. Presson was put in charee of cleanup followtni the Chrtstmaa 1970 "Happenin1" ln Laguna Canyon, when thousan ds or youngsters crammed into a ravine north of El Toro Road for a we~kend or music, drup and debris. Lots of debfis. "It took us three days to haul all that junk from the canyon and burn it," Presson recalls "BlaQkets, bottl~. you name._it and it was out there," he said. Before working at the Pottery SO~k. he was a clerk at the old ~ct house Cwhere Albertson's Market is now> and for awhHe, 'fol~ a driver for both, Courtesy ctnd Jamo cab companies in town. He also worked as a clerk for the Railway Express Agency. Which-then operated at what Is tlow the Acords market parking lot\ ment, Presson was promoted to fire prevention officer in 1962. and . two years later. fire marshal. P R ESSON AN D wife June plan to stay in Laguna Beach, enjoying their home just blocks from the fire station. And, since the kids are gone (the couple has a grown son and two daughters) tt\e Preasons may go to southwest Coloraldo "to see how the housing proj· eels are." After joutlng the fire depart- H E BECAM E A familiar figure in Laguna Beacb, patrol· ling the streets and hillside trails Ruby and O.amond nng set in 14K yellow gold ALLNSALESft~AL / !~le ~~:.~t in l4 kt gold 1ust a few ,,,..---I .,,_.~.,..; SAUISIOI l Mtirder patients repeat • Reg. 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If we dropped dead suddenly from heart disease without any warning that might not be so bad But in the last 26 years of our life we slowly lose our functions: hearing, sight, Joints stiffen. blood pressure rises. and the side effects of medication make life less enjoyable. • There is a myth about life expectancy In the United States. Because of our lower In· tant mortality rate. people mistakenly think we 're healthier ; but the tact is that we rank low jn the world In Ille expectal}CY. For eKample. in Bolivia. a 40 year old man can ex~t to llve to 73 years . without any medical assistance In this country, a 40 year old man can expect to live to only 71 years. 2 years less! And that Is with all our medical technology • There are probably 800 million people in the world on the Pritikln Better Health Pro· gram type of diet. (I e Bolivia) In these countries with people on this kind of pro· gram . they find there is practically no heart disease at all. • In 25 populations examined In which the people had low fat and low cholesterol diets. no example of a high incidence of heart disease was found. • By contrast. one out of every third adull In this country is suffering from car· dlovascular disease • Heart disease ts gradual. The average closure of the 20 year old' s coronary arteries is about 200/o Some 20 year olds may have 1 oo•;, closure In one ot their three coronary arteries The average clOsure of a 35 year old is abOut 50%. When you are 45 years of age, you may have a 90'/o to 95% closure and now you'll have your first symptoms: angina (chest pains). • The tragedy is that most people with so-called "av,rage" cholesterol levtls of 160 to 320, have hardening (narrowing) of the arteries. The Prttlkln Better Health Pro- gram can help you to bring your cholesterol level ~own lo safer levels. Some doc· tors have noted that diet could reverse coronary artery disease In 90% of the pa· tlents If we got everyone· s cholesterol below 150 fnii.". · • In the U.S .• following heart disease. cancer Is the second major cause of death. Recent research has shown that soql8 cancers may be prMntable. Scientists have stated that by changing the Western diet, diets htQh In refined cart>ohy- drates, cholesterol, and fat, that If they were brovght dOwn to safe levels, the"'lhree main cancers In our country could disappear -ptostate cancer. coton cancer and breast cancer. Breast cancer ts the Number 1 kilter of~ 35 to 55 yeacs old. In October, 1979, the nrst offlclal dietary recommendations fof ctncer prevention were Issued from the NatlOnal Cancer Institute. They Included reducttons of an added fats (Including polyunsaturates) and Increases In foods which constitute the t>aals of the Prltlkln d~t. • High blOod predure affects 1 out of~ adults. Some havt thought It was hereditary • a stress disease. But studla have shown tl\at reducing the percentage o1 fat In the diet, not even changing the amount of salt ot number Of catonM consumed w\11 IRYIN£ drop bloOd pressure 10% tn 10 days The Pritlkln Better Health Program ongoing membership helps people with high bloOd pressure to gain contlnued improvements. NAT~AN PRITIKIN. Foun{ler • The University of Kentucky Medical Center has been using lhe Pritikln Bener Heahh Program type diet for the past five years now. and has the most successful diabetes treatment program In the nation . At the Senate nutritional hearings. a conservative en· docrlnologist said that If ewry dlabetie In the country would go on this high complex carbohydrate. low tat diet, his personal estimate was that 62% af the adult onset diabetics could be off their Insulin and other drugs , and back to normal In a very short period. • The Pima Indian tribe Nving near Phoenix. eats more tat P8' person than most other people in our country. And what are the ''rewards'' of eating all this fat? These Indians have more arthritis. gallstones, and diabetes than anyone In the country. Yet their bloOd relatives. the Tarahumara Indians, who tallow a healthy low fat diet program idenlical to ours are free of these degenerative diseases. In addit.on. they have demonstrated great endurance abilities. running nonstop fOr 48 hours, a distance of 175 miles• • Maybe like many people. you don't have the endurance capabilities Of the Tarahumara's; and possibly you're not as healthy and energetic as you'd like to be. This Is most flkely due to the fact that you're followlng a high fat, high cholesterol diet. • Old you know that cheddar cheese and peanut butter are bOth CNer 71 % ot their calories dertvecs from fat? Margarine and com oil are cm to 100% tat. slnoln steak Is 77% tat The average American consumes a lot of greasy hidden tats, along with many processed sugars that tum Into tats. This causes your btood stream to be clogged with fats as you ,at, reswltlllg In poor circulation . • In contrast. the Prttikfn Better Health Program will Improve your circulation because It lnclUdes healthy low fat foods. satisfying pastas, tasty sauces. hearty soups, savory breads, rice, bananas, even potatoes; along wtth meats. non·fat cheese. lobster, fish and 4fllcken utld In mNller portions llke a condiment as flavoring. The Program not only meats, but surpasses the U.S. ROA's tor vltamfns. mlnerals, and nutnents . • Results o1 members have been Impressive. Rita Ftlshaw · "Without the Prttlkln Better t:tealth Program, I wouldn 't be here at all. My chotesterol went from 345 to 190. I haw no more angina. No more ~n. no more mec:tlcatlona and I've lost 68 pouOda." June Troller • "I feet-more energettc and the nutrltlOnal knowledge I have gained Is pt1celw." David S. Russon • ''I have IOS1 26 pounds, brought my blOOd pressure <town and am ~ better, I hid a ~ physlcal ounrio the •beth week of the Prttlkln nwnber&~ and my dOctOf IOtd me I now hM ~ blood chemistry <' a teenlglr, yet I'm 40 ywa otd. '' • ll1't'IStlgatll the "new" memblri~. 11 may be exactty wnat you've been IOoklng for to lmpnM IPPNfl"C8, feel younger, 1119 i09e weight. Which RE LECTURE wouJd you l l<e to attend? Mark your calendar. ThlS week only In these areas: 'We're ready, and we know it,' l<J#JI. Alon Lewia with Candace Hardy before wedding. New h11rdle Special newlyweds value independence the most By DAN TEDRICK SAN DIEGO (AP) -It would have been easy for 28-year-old Alan Lewis and his 33-year- old girlfriend, Candace Hardy. to stay wrapped in the warm security which protects the 1 re- tarded from the outside world. But Alan and Candy want to make the de· cisions from now on and they're beginning to- day by getting married. THEIR FIRST BIG hurdle -to get married would have upset many "normal" couples: he's Jewish and she's Protestant. But they handled it easily, deciding on a wedding at a compromise site -Christ Church Unity in sub- urban El Cajon. Alan will break the glass, a traditjon of con- servative Jewish weddings, and his friend, Chaplain Don Meyers, will read from two re- ligious faiths. After the ceremony, Alan and Candy will leave their units at the Home of Guiding Hands to move into their own single-bedroom apart· ment costing $245 a month in the Majestic. not far from the chapeL AT FIRST WARY OF the couple's de<:ision to face the world, both families will be at the church to share in the excitement, including Alan's mother, Charlotte Lewis. "Alan had so muc h more faith in wh at he wanted to be than we did," said Mrs. Lewis. widow of a wealthy Los Angeles carpet manufacturer. A placenta previa baby at birth, Lewis is wracked by grand mal epilepsy. Candy bas lesser seizures which cause a lack of function briefly Her father died of a heart attack a few months ago but acting as a proud stand-in father will be Don Chambliss. the home's superintendent who in 1977 oversaw the sue cessful "marriage graduation" of Virginia and Roger Meyers The Meyers live at the Majestic where three single girls from Guiding Hands have another unit. LEWIS GREW UP in the Los Angeles sub- urb of Studio City and has spent eight years at the nonprofit home where Candy arrived in 1978. Together they work in the school's sheltered workshop turning out tote bags and other items under contracts worked out with San Diego-area businesses. Chambliss said they'll continue the work, making about $125 a month each, on a piecemeal basis. Together, they expect $750 monthly in supplemental Social Security. their only other income. All the residents can learn some independence in the workshop and earn the right to supervised apartments on campus. Alan says confidently: "We're ready and we know it." Mrs. Lewis is proud of her only retarded son. "I HAVE A LARGE home and somebody to help," she said in a telephone interview from he r Encino home. "Alan could have luxury he re. but be would never have advanced as he has. "Caring counselors brought him to it. And the other kldA there helped him grow to where he Is. It's unimportant that they are leas effec- tive. They look up to him . "Mothers are ao over protective, in ways actually the enemy of retarded children. Parents should know their kids can achieve. "ITS SO IMPORTANT for parenta not to be afraid to put their children in these facilities. Because of them, my son.bas a wife and prlde. He always wanted to be like his brothers, like normal people. "The important thing Is, these young people won't be alone. They can hold banda 1n the even· Ing, just be together. They do care very much for each other . . . " Rose is a rose is a conference • COAST GUARD 1 ·Do-Will Pescue the C:oast Guard~ By ST•Pll8N C, 811JTH MlAIO (AP> -Just over the borizoQ , bare- ly visible amoo1 tbe rollfnt wbltee~ps. a bat· tered and worn shrimp boat aalla gamely north, seemt.naly alone in thousands of square miles of ocean. Some 20 miles away, Coast Guard Lt. j.g. Paul Redwine peers into his plane's radar scope as a small blip nashes on the screeo. Then bil voice crackles over the headphones. "It loob like we bave so1DetbiJlg out there. Let's go check it oµt." THE ENGINES" OF THE agin1 Corvair HC-131 moan as Redwine banks the plane ID the direction of the blip. He spots the boaLihmu1b binoculan. ~ - "Now what do you suppose he'• doing out here?" the young lieutenant says, ncblltllinl glances with bis co-pilot and flight •n~ fleer. "Thia isn't what you'd call prime shrimping water." They suspect the boat is carrying mari· ju an~. .. These guys are pretty sharp and they know what we're looking for. He's going to zig- zag all over the place wheo we come in low. They don't want us to read the name." THE PLANE SKIMS LOW. Tbe shrimper suddenly changes course, but an alert lookout reads off the name. The information is relayed to a cutter patroling nearby. Later. the shimper is boarded, and Our Reg 96¢· 1 17 the Coaat Guard seizes lta load of marijuana, well short ol walling drug dealers. The Coaat Guard was created two centuries ago to patrol the nation's ocean borders and provide safety at sea. It bu alwaya taken bot· tom billing among the nation'• military services -no John Wayne movies, no maas-marketed Coaat Guard toys -and indeed la part of the fe deral Department of Transportation. not Defense. But today the Coast Guard is more acttn than ever as a military force, baa developed special teams to handle oil spills and other en· vi ro nme ntal concerns, polices recently established fishing boundaries, has become U.S. law enforcement's fint line of defeue in the war on drugs1_ and often eels involved, albeit re- luctantly, in aiplomatic relations. The same day Redwine spotted the drug- dea ling shrimper, hi• plane handled other routine chores, including chasing off a Japanese fleetfishlngin U.S. waters. A GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTING Office report issued last year says that while the Coaat Guard's responsibilitlea have increased cframalically in recent years, its resources have not. But senior officers wonder how thin the service can be stretched before the public becomes aware of "the desperate straits we're in ," as the commandant. Adm. John 8 . Hayes, puts it Lt. <.:mdr. Michael Adam.a, an operations of· fleer at the Greater Antilles Sec:Uoo In San Juan, Puerto Rtco, la critical of the Coaat Guard'&'increaaed drug enforcement and other police duties. ''THE SERVICE HAS become nearly ob· sessed with the Idea that it ls a federal law en- forcement agency. But the public i.an 't ready for a cbanie in roles, nor is the service it.Mlf truly prepared or capable of becoming the FBI of the waves. "It's inevitable that we're going to have some Coast Guardsmen shot. And being a ship- board omcer in the Coast Guard, I don't like callinl some kid's mother to tell her: 'Your son Is dead. He got shot .today for a pound of mari· juaoa. "' Most young men and women don 'l join thP Coast Guard to become cops and even those workin1 in law enforcement' don 't have the skills required of rookie civilian policemen, Adams says. Coast Guardsmen also get caught ln the middle of international relations. LAST YEAR, SOME 127,000 Cuban refugees were ferried a.cross the Florida Straits In small boats, many piloted by people who didn't "know the difference between the bow and the stem," says Cmdr. Samuel Dennis, then Key West (Contlnued oo Page All) 2 Pr. For1.50 S 5 Men's Sizes Sport Shirta Short-sleeve atyffts /nylon 18fry knit 6.57 7.88 Double-back Brlefa Aoe1ate Whlle, Wlnde~ Or Reflll 22-<>2 • with NHay8f, or 32· oz· re'111 , ....... , ...... 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"We have received no instruc- tions to prevent these boa ta from leaving," a spokesman said at the time. On May~ President Carter suddenly or· dered the bOatlift halted. Cutlers, helicopters and planes were dispatched froin Coast Guard stations throughout the eastern and Gulf coasts. THE COAST GtJARD was kept busy, until . the boatlift ended In September, maintaining a blockade against Cuba-bound boats and assist- ing refugee-laden boats back. It continued to provide radio information, bilge pumps and re- pairs for boatlift vessels. "While the Coast Guard does not want to en-courage this illegal and unsafe boatlift, our priority has always been preventing loss of life," Cmdr. Dennis said when critics ques· tioned whether the service should continue to aid the boatlift. Coast Guard pilots sometimes are ordered to ny rescue missions uncomfortably close to hostUe territory. In Vietnam, HthUy armed Coast Guard aircraft helped evacuate thousands of people lrom batUe zones. One of the Coast Guard's many mlsslODJ is providin& the United Stat.es with a presence in the Arctic and Antarctic. The lonely duty falls to the seamen who man lcebrakers on lone patrols to the North and South poles. I EVERY SVMMEJ, WHEN the polar ice thaws sli&btly, Icebreakers smash their way in· to scientific and milltary bases, clearing the way ror the delivery of supplies and the testing of scientific devices. The ships also conduct logistics exercises for the Defense Department. When Congress established the 200-mile off. shore economic zone five years ago, it ordered the Coast Guard to protect Amenca 'a fisheries from the ravages of foreign fleets. A recent Coast Guard count noted 105 foreign boats fishing Crom Massachusetts to North Carolina. compared to more than 500 in the same area before the law took effect, Morris Say's. But even though enforcement seems to be working, training officers say few Guardsmen involved in fisheries enforcemeoJ. can differen· tiate between salmon and halibul. nor are they trained in foreign languages. Some of the Coast Guard's most pres sing problems involve equipment loth Come With Carrying Co•• 198.97 114.97 148.97 56.66 172.66 The averafe cutter ta 22 yean old. Most saw combat In World War U, Korea and Viet- nam. Lt. Cmdr. Adami describes the sbipe aa "overworked, under-maintained, outdated, Ill· equipped, .and questJonabJy operated. The neet slmpb' is not safe." The service also Is havlne difficulty reta1n- in& lts trained enlisted personnel. Pay is low and there are too few men and women available to meet the responsibilities required of the agency. Says Bill Woodward, staff director. oJ the House Coast Guard subcommittee, "They have an in-bred 'can-do' attitude, but it baa simply gone on too long. ll 's admirable that people are willin1 to take on responsibilities and work un- der very difficult conditiona But that attitude is becoming more foolhardy than admirable.'' Although the service hu trouble, there's agreement on one point: The men and women who wear the Coast Guai:d blue are dedicated, wilting to put in long hours day after day, week after week. Says Coast Guard Academy Cadet Michael N. Parks: "I signed up for this academy instead of West Point because I'd rather save lives than lake them. I think this feellne is what keeps most of us in and working hard." K -AOYallTIMO lll&llCHAHOIN ~ICY 0i..-.----...... ....,.._ ............ Oft ........... .... .......... ..._.,...-.: ..... 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Round Cerouael Treya SLR Camera CeH 3.97 O\ant Photo &ook n album 20-sheel. 3-rm.., cC)IOIS Solid .~ ....... Coast Guard icebreaker Northwind pushe1 through bergs dunng loog Arctic patrol. Women's place is on bridge ABOARD THE USCGC CAPE CURRENT (AP > When Lt Susan Montz took command of this 95 fool patrol boat in 1979, she helped smash a 190-year old Coast Guard tradition that prohibited women from going to sea The lieutenant, who graduated from the University of Massachusetts in 1975 and then earned her commission at the Coast Guard's Of· fi cer Candidates School m Yorktown, Va , was the second woman named to command a Coast Guard cutter And though she was prepared for hostility from her all male crew, the 27-year-old skipper has discovered her sex doesn't make any dif· ference to the 13 m e n aboard this Fort' Lauderdale-based shi p. "IT DEPENDS ON HOW you conduct yourself. not whether you are a man or a woman. A commanding officer is a command· ing officer," s he says. "The only thing I can think of is the men might watch their language a bit more around me." The service acknowledged it was taking a big chance in 1977 when it decided to allow women to go to sea And although there have been problems with sexual harassment and the desire of married couples to be stationed together, Coast Guard Commandant Adm. John 8 . Hayes says the 99 officers dd 1,504 enlisted women. who com· prise about 4 percent of the service's 38,553 personnel, have proved themselves able to han- dle the ngors of the sea "I think the generalization is they 're doing fine ," Hayes says. "They have proved themselves to be fine Coast Guard women." BUT, THE COMMANDANT notes, there has been sexual harassment of women by senior male personnel that has resulted in court· martials. ··we have had sexual harassment in some of our more isolated units. We have had general courts-martial and the men have been found guilty. We are coming down very, very hard on this and we are making it clear that this will not be tolerated " Lt. j.g Beverly G Kelley, the first woman to command a cutter. says she was judged dif· ferenlly from her male counterparts. "I was totally evaluated pros and cons - because I was a woman." says Miss Kelley, skipper of the USCGC Cape Newagen, based al Ma'alaea Point on the island of Maui in Hawaii. "YOU BRING THE SHIP m and bump the pier too hard and they say, 'Oh. she's a woman. You bring it in real smooth -thev say, 'Oh, U . Sutem Morita, tor0mtg tlaa 8'npU, uiatchd opn'O· tiona °" Mr Coolf Gucard cutter. that's re&! iood tor a woman.' It worked both ways." Miss Kelley'• statGS aa a commissioned of· ficer prevented many 'problems with her men, even tbou&b she was the flnt to abattt,r the Coast Guard's close-knit, all-male shipboard trttenllt)'. "lnttlallyi lt was dlfferent. But they're used to lt no'f'. n the Coaat Guard, the rank 11 more powerful than any aexual dpect. Tbey bave to follow orclen. lt helped prevent problems that would Occur. It prevented their Dot f.oUcnv1DI orden." But, she acJmowled&ed. beln'1 the only woman aboard tbe Cape H••.,.. aJlo btd lta lono); momenta. ·-~J.W tiO a.am DOt to pt too cloM. I wu tbe •IY ...,.. * tlMi G1i11 tftkel' oe board for the Ian two )'ean," •IM..,.. "It wu lonely. but l wa IO into the job . . f spent 12 boun a day )Ult doln1 paperwork ... f -· 8y PATalC& KENNEDY or .. ....,,......., Doq HUI of HwiUntton Beach la in tbe Caribbean thfJ •Prina to aoak up tM au(l, mttt tbe natives, explore the lalandl and do aome 1allln1 -about 1,000 miles worth. Hiii and bis friend Mike Cullinane, both 1974 1r1duata of Marina Hl1h School, flew to Trinidad bland a wee• a10 and plan to take t.he next two months aalllnc an 18-foot catamaran to Mia ml. ,even-foot-wide canvas bottom ltretched between the parallel hulls, la usually uaed fof harbor or cloee to abore 1alUn1. But be t>.Uevea the U1bt boat wtU M 1ule to aall over coral reefs that fUrrowid many of the tropical .11land1, whereas a heavier, more e~slve boat couldn't. The two youn1 explorers 'ex- pect the unconventional voya1e to be wet, tiresome at time• and somewhat dangerous. He said the lon1eat 1ln1le voya1e hJa catamaran will make wUl be about 160 miles between II land.a. "It 'a a challen1e to aet out there and aee lf you can do It," aald HlU. He recently quit hla Job as electronic deal1n en1lneer for a Texas firm to make thla "one lut bl1 trip" before be ·'settles down and 1eta tied to a job." 1raduated from UC I rvlnt In 1179. Bealdea rowln1 kayak• from Catallna to the mainland two aummera •co. both havt ion• on 1now camplnl .a.nd ,rook cUtnb Int_ expediUona. HILL HAI b4ftn 11llln1 1lnu he wu 8, eand wlll b• the captain Culllnlnt h11 • dtirtie tn blolOI>' and l' .a "1urvlv1I •klll1 tXptl"\," Ill I Hid. < tm1r1ency beacons, water col· ltctor and purltytn1 unit, de- h yd n ted food 11nd fl1hln1 equipment '• f n the clty people loH track of what'• Important, HUl uy1. "Rut It'• 1roat to put yourat lf In different <'lrttum1t•ncH and 1ee how you h1hdl1 It, llkt It w• hit a alorm. ''1'httn you f et down to baa lea, lo whnt'• ronl )' lmport•nt." SAILING o.11, ,.. ... IYll,.... HILL SAID the catamaran. a two-bulled sailboat with about a "l tnow the boat Isn't de- 1i1ned ·tor ocean sailina. but 1 we· re not looklna ror a 1reat deal of comfort," Hlll said. Hia friend Cullinane la 1 former forest ran1er ln Al&1k1 who feela the same way. 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I.Piiat IUNOAYt A'AIL It, H11 FASHION 85 87 88·11 If your feet hurt, 0 0 ANN LANDERS RE7'L ESTA:TE it may be caused by what's on them ... 85 Burleson ignites .·Angels, ~-4 BLOOMINGTON, Minn. CAP> -Rick Burleson, expected to fit nicely Into the Ansell' power-packed lineup, abowed 1ome power of hia own Saturday, btlt- int a three-nm homer to help lift the Anaels to a M victory over the Min-nesota Twins. aaid bl.a dUplay of power a. only tem- porary and not needed bJ. the An1ela. "Some of our home run biturs are not hitting right now, but they will," said On TV today channel 5 at 11 "I'm happy just to be able to con- tribute aomething," said Burleson, ob- tained in a trade with the Boeton Red Sox lut winter. Burleson, who owns a solid .274 lifetime average but who hu never bit more than eight homers ln any one big-league season. "They dldn 't get me to hit home runs and I'm not goin1 to try. Had it been a two-run double, I would have been happy." Burleaon's blast capped a five-run rally by the Angea. in the seventh ln- nlng and enabled them to overcome a four-nm deflcit. The Angela trailed 4-0 and bad managed only two hits off Twins' starter Jerry Koosman before Dan Ford hit a solo home run in the six- th inning. In the seventh, singles by Brian Downing and Juan Beniquez plus a Burleson, a smooth-fielding shortstop, U.S., Soviets ·collide tonight Am~ricans crush Bulgaria, 11 -3 By ROGER CARLSON Of ... Delly~,.... LONG BEACH -The pre- liminaries are over -the Russians wasted Australia, 15~. the Americans disposed of Bulgaria 11-3, Saturday night in the first round of competition in II Fina Cup water polo action at Long Beach State, Toniaat's the night -it's the Soviet--Unioo, 1980 Moscow Olympic champions before an anticipated capacity crowd at 8 : 30 against the United States, which failed to produce an entry for the Montreal Olympics in 1978 and which did not show up for the '80 Games because of the government-imposed sanctions in retaliation for the invasion of Afghanistan by the USSR . "I WATCHED them against Australia Saturday," said Monte Nitzkowski . the American coach. "And it is exactly what I expected. I knew Russia was strong at the goal CJevgeni Sharonov) and at two meters. "They rotate No 9 and 10 (Geor gi Mshvenieradze and Michail Ivanov) and exchange the two almost after eve!J' goal. They must have gotten five goals from two meters, which i~ unusual. It's usually a passing bridge. Russia . well, it's like a machine." The victor tonight takes a ma- jor step toward the cham- pionship, but it 's hardly a clincher. Not with Yugoslavia and Hungary in this eight-nation tournament. not to mention Cuba and Spain, who tied, 7-7, Saturday. Yugoslavia slipped past Hungary in the evening's first game, 11 ·10, on Stanko Zlokovic's last-second 15-meter shot. Bergeson started to explain what this tournament means to the U.S. squad and at first said he wouldn't be disappointed with a second place finish. but stopped short. ''Yes, we would be disappoint- ed If ~ don't get fint place," said Bergeson. "Man-ror-man we're better or as good as any of them. We're all used to win· ning." An example of that is the fact Stanford is the reigning NCAA champion. "There's a lot of politics in· volved in this tournament, but Russia is the only one we're thinking of in that respect," con- tinues Bergeson. "Still, we know you have to beat 'em all to get first." walk to Bobby Grieb loaded the bases. Bert Campanaria drove ln one run with a sacrifice fly and another scored when Gary Ward dropped Rod Carew's ny ball to left field. Pete Redfern, who lasted leas than an lnnlng u a starter In Friday's 7-5 vic- tory , over the Angels, replaced Koosman. Burleson ereeted Redfern with his first home of the season, a shot over the left field wall. Minnesota took a 1-0 lead orr Geoff Zahn, 3-1, on a solo homer by Rob Wilfong in the second inning. Wilfong also drove in a run with a squeeze bunt in a three-run fourth. Ward's single and Mickey Hatcher's double drove in the other runs. Zahn went the distance for the Angels, scatteri!'lg 10 hits by his former teammates. Today, the Angela play the Twins in a double-header with the first game, beginning at 11 a .m . <PST>. to be televised on Channel 5. Jesse Jefferson (0·2> for the Angels faces Roger Erickson (O· l > in the opener with rookie Mike Witt (0-1 > set to pitch for the Angels against Fernan· do Arroyo (0-1) in the second game After today, the Angels travel to Oakland for a three -game set against the hot A's beginning Monday night. Following the Oakland series, the Angels return home to open an 11-game stand starting on Thursday with a four- game set against Milwaukee. Milwaukee will be followed by Eastern Division clubs New York and Detroit "Both are very physical and I don't know if this is the style. but the referees are calling a lot of ejections on defense against the two-meter defenders, much quicker than usual. That, and the combination of Russia's strength, make it a problem." NITLKOWSI TlllED to play down the significance of tonight's struggle, he knows the pitfalls involved in these multi· nation conflicts. His starting crew is the same that put Bulgaria away, Bergeson, Jody Campbell, Terry Schroeder, Kevin Robert.son. APWW..- DodgeT catcher Mike Scioscia tags out San Diego's Joe Lefebvre to complete a double play Saturday. • Monday sparks Dodgers LOS ANGELES CAP> :..... R Monday did little more than on the bench for two weeks applaud as his Los Ange Dodger teammates won ga after game. ·'It's not easy. nothing i.5 e when you're not playing ev day," said the Dodgers' vete outfielder. "We have had luxury of not having to p everybody, but sometimes also a detriment.•· Monday got his first start ffl the season Saturday night, right field, and in the lltb iM he got his first hit of the seas , a triple off the left-center fi wall that scored Ron Cey, ~ had singled ahead or Mond iy, from first base with the wiMlng run in the Dodgers' 2·1 vict.Ory over San Diego. "I thought for a moment it had a chance to go out," said MOil· day who was hitless in two pre- vious pinc~hit appearances. Los Angeles Manage r TOO'\ Lasorda said he merely wan~ "to keep my pinch -hitter& s harp" as the reason for starting Monday in place of Pedro Guer- rero. STEVE HOWE, 1·1, who re· lieved starter Burt Hooton. was the wiMer John Littlefield. 0.1. took the loss Steve Mura worked the first nine innings for San Diego. giv· ing up one run on eight hits. Hooton worked the first nine f.or the Dodgers, giving up one run on six hits. San Diego took a 1-0 lead In the first when Gene Richarda doubled a nd Ozzie Smith singled. Hearns rips Shields, wins •• PHOENIX, Ariz. <AP > Heavy-hitting Thomas Hea.rm ripped cuts over both eyes 9f RandY. Shields and retained bis World Boxing Asaeciation welterweight champlons bfp t Saturday when the ring doctor stopped the fight .at the end of \ the 12th round. The battle at the Veter'11fi Memorial Coliseum was ro~ all the way and sometimes with both righters freque y warned by referee Bobby er- rara. Hearns, of Detroit, remaifed undefeated in 31 bouts and brought e..,en closer a clash "'5th WB C welterweiRht champl<th Sugar Ray Leonard for the ~ disputed 147-pound title :rhompson thrived on freedom, to shoot While Nitzkowski offers the views of a coach for this one. another approach comes from Stanford University sophomore Jamie Bergeson, a product or Newport Harbor and one or Amerita'a starters tonight. Jon Svendsen, Drew McDonald and Steve Hamann. Joe Vargas, Jeff Stites and Greg Boyer are usually the first off the bench. "They're very similar to us bl many respects ," says Nitzkowski. "Russia has a little more strength, we have a little more speed. We match them at two-meters with Schroeder, but like all Russian teams. it's one that is in very good shape. They've been trainlng for some time." Ex-GWC standout still thinks of his record-setting basketball exploits "We know you have to take all of the games lo this tournament on a one-at-a-time basis,'' says the 6-1, 190-pounder. "But this is Russia, this is the game we want. There is a lot of emotion in this because of the boycott. They are the Olympic champions. "WREN YOU WA.LK by them you can feel the tension. They're the only team that we 're reaJly going after. ·'Hungary, Yu gos la via , they're all 1ood guys. But Nitzkowski venture<l that the Soviet's scorln1 success from its two-meter men may stem from a grab-and-tum tactic. "It's hard to really get a direct line on them, but they s hoot well from outside and do (See U.S., Pa1e BZ> Area stars ready County's best play June 13 A virtual who's who of Orange Coast area prep baaketball ls wrapped up ln the aelectlom of South Coach Jack Errion for the Htb Orange County AU-star aame, which wlll be played at Fountain Valley Hi•b June 1.3. Errton, who coached hi• Corona del Mar Wsb Sea Klnp to their-second CIF 3-A cbam- ploDJbip ln five yean1, cbOM a l2 ~man aquad and 10 dta- tlnau1abed tbeimelvea with All· CU' honora durlnl the paat .ea.eon. Headl.ni tbe lilt are M qcean Vlew Blab •tar Wayoe Carlander and t~t La Quinta leDHtkln Jobnn.y l\opn. Can.Dder la a two-UDM All· CIF '-A ftnt team cboke. wblli Roaen 1bal'9d KVP bonol"I ID tbt a.\ U a jwaior a.Del WU the do•lnaat force ln l ·A •• a HDlor, aa&lq ,the MVP award by • ...mlDOUI dedlloe. Ci....., wu the CJF 4-A'1 ltadl~ .-nr (U.0) aad N · bOGW (tt.I) and ll beaMd lw use. •01n• ... ~o. a la Southern Sectlon scoring with a 32.4 average. Hia colle1late future ls at Stanford. Other flrat team All-CIF choices wbo have been tabbed for duty by Errlon include Corona del Mar 1tars Jeff.Prlea and Mark Spinn, Santa Ana Valley'• 8·8 Tony Neal and Capiatrano Valley'• Wayne Call. Call was a 3-A divilion plaJeJ", alon1 with MlillOD Viejo'• 1\5 Randy Sherwood, a second team cbolce. Also ea.mtna bertba aN SUAMt League Player ot tile Year Jeff Chrlatenaen, a HCC>lld i.am 4·A 1electlon, aloa-' wltb W•1tmin1ter'1 •·• IUck .DeLanllade, a third tam ._A HMctioa. , Roundlnl out the aquad an N••port Barbor'• Mal Durkee, a ,_. playmaker, U4 &l Tvi'O 1u1rd tom O'lritn, a ftnt •m AU-SU Vl.,., Leatue choice wttb a tt.OaooriatH•aa•. . Tbe &outb le14' tbe Hit., 10-1. By JOHN SEV ANO CH t11e o.lfy ~ Staff He's probably the best player ever 'to shoot a basketball at Golden West.College. His two-'year stay, from 1989-71. produced accomplish- m ents that still stand in the re- cord book : -a\l-lime leading scorer in GWC history -.yilh 1,441 points. only ptayer in the school's history to be a first-team. all- state selection. -most points in it game, 50, against East LA 0969· 70). -most coAsecutive free throws. 35. He was a 50 percent career shooter from the floor, an 82 per- • cent career shooter from the free throw line, and be led the Rustlers to a thir.d place finiab in the state tournament ln 1970-n. Indeed, the memories of Golden Weat Colleae are aa sweet aa they are vivid for Chril Thom peon. Now 30, 10 years removed from bi8 1fory daya, Tbom(llOD remembers his exploits as if they occurred yesterday. ·'My days at Golden West were the most enjoyable," con· ceded Thompson, who went on to play at the University of Oregon and Pepperdine. "I h ad the freedom there to develop as a player. and I had a good coach (Dick Stricklin). ''It was a relaxed environ· ment. where I gained a lot of LOOKING B4CK confidence. I grew moat during that period." Thompson came to Golden Weal out of Corona del Mar Hilb. In his first season as a Rustler the team compiled a miserable s.22 mark. One year later, \hough, that was turned around to 26-<l .. ''I remember the SO-point game so mewhat," aaid Thompson, tryin1 to recall, "and I remember a couple of games in a Riverside touma· ment we played in -which we won." After GWC, Thompson made a quick stop in Oregon before transferring to Pepperdine. Neither school, to say the least, left a good taste in his mouth. "The situations just weren't good there." he said. "They weren't used to playing a run- ning, wide-open game. I think I could have developed more un· der the right circumstances. "That's why I liked Golden West. The coach was an easy- going guy who· helped my con· fidence. It was just a helluva lot more fun playing his style game." Today, Thompson splits his work-load between the Our Gang Pottery company of Gardena and his father's business -the Thompson Flotation Company of Costa Mesa. Thompson doean •t play as much buketball as he'd like. but he still has a basketball hoop at his Job site. · . Ensenada yacht race opem with a bang • ' 87 ALMON LOC&ABEY ~ ..... ,... ............ Tbe OCftll off the Ntwport Jet. ~ wu blMket.d wltb dacron lrOm ll:JO to 1 p.ID. S1turdey u ... •UlboAU ...... ~ tbe ltart· lat •lcnail tn ,* Mtb NewP>rt to EMIUd• 1Mll race. •t, The race tot \mder way In a Jtiht 10ut.tt.rl1 · blMW in elaht Hparate ttarti be1hin1n1 at 1M09. The ftul lt&rt w11 at 1 !10 • •• TMN waa U. •al alDOCmt OI Mn•~ Ucl ,....... -... nom a UM clullil>foUIM fOf Potltioa OD tb1 du.I IUrtlrif Unu, but there wu only one re· r:rted colliJloa which .... uJted ad) damage. ' In tbe noon •tart tor the Clau 'A Ptrformdee Handicap Rae· IJll Fleet, a colUalon between lack Batllle'1 U ·meter New1Boy from BalbOa Yacht Club, and Julian K. Smith'• Cal·-431 Cricket., Santa 8arbara, rHulied In aamac• to both yaehtl. BalW.• report.d to the race comailu.. tbat u..N tru ml80r .. ..... to .. boil Mt dial hi waa eoatmot•• 'l• tM rN•. Smith ~uaJJJlM hllftHlt lftd ~ .. retumed to the dock at Bahia Corlnthlan Yacht Club wlth Oamaae to. the toe·rall .- atanehlona an4 WeliD• on UM atarboard 1i<Se. Tbtre w11 no~· port of IQJuries Oft eUher boat. The li&ht southerly breeae un· tier a buy 1un Hilt UUt tleet ofl • on a cloee reach d.owa the cout w'ltb moat 11dppen and cnwa pra11Pc that tb• wlnd would ao w .. terly belore tile aftttDOOD W•I ov..-IO they could let lWf it .. t ljiqlnuen. J'•vorttn for ftnt to f\alM were Bob Han t l '• bl1 r From AP d.lapatcbes RIVERSIDE -Dlaruie Curtla of • North Miarnl Beach, was married Saturday to Steve Huffman of Atlan- ta, to the accompaniment of the whine of racing enfinea at Riverside lnterna· tional Raceway. As classic Porsches. ACs, OSCAs and Lotwi Elites roared by a few reel away during the run· nlng of one or the historic car races that make up the weekend program of the Loa Aneeles Times-Toyota Grand Prix, Curtis and Huffman were married by a Florida justice of the peace. Pronouncing the couple as man and wife was Rita Wallac h, an attorney from Miami Beach iUld a friend of the bride. The couple met at the Sebring 12 Hour race through acquaintance with English race driver John Fitzpatrick, one of the favorites in Sun- day's 6-Hour Enduro, a track spokesman -said. The couple asked Fitzpatrick to be the best man at the wedding, but ihe driver said he couldn't be in Florida due to his racing schedule So the wedding party came to Riverside. Quote of the day Oakland Raiders defensive end Johll Matuszak: "They'll never be able to aay on my tombstone : 'He remain ed anonymous.' I don't know If that's• the booby prize of life, remaining anonymous. A lot of people wou ld like to be anonymous. A lot of times I'd like to just blend in with the crowd. But no way! Doesn't mean I don't try. though." Muhammad stops Sutherland ATLANTA CITY, N .J . -Referee Paul Venti says there's no doubt World Boxing Coun cil l ight heavyweight champion Matthew Saad Muhammad knocked out Scot.9man Mur- ray Sutherland, short count or not. Venti said Saturday he would have stopped the scheduled 15-round fight m the ninth round even if Sutherland got up from his second knockdown before he was counted out. Sutherland's corner protested Venti 's count at l : 16 of the ninth round as too short. But Venti said that not only did he count to 10, but Sutherland was out of the fight. "ln m y opinion, he was in no condition to continue." Venti said. "l look one look and l knew if we let Saad Muhammad go after him, he would have been in bad shape. "He (Sutherland) looked like a drunk lo me." Venti said. Two out of three judges had Sutherland ahead by one point before the knockout Sutherland said Venti robbed him. "l had won the first six rounds and the referee took it away from me." he said. From Page 81 I Henderson, Langford peoe Oakland &ltk•J Bta4erao• homered. Ill · doubled, scored three runa and 1tolt two baaea to lead the 1ur1ln1 Oakland A'• to a 1-t declllon over Seattle in American . lAape action Saturday. Pitcher atek Lu&font completed hi.a fourth came of the year, acatlerin1 10 hill, as the A '1 Improved their record to 16·1 with their 14th complete came . . . WUlle Alkeu capped a three-run fint Inning with a two-run homer •nd Larry Gura pitched a three-bitter to lead Kansu City to a 4·2 victory over Milwaukee in American Lea1ue baseball action Saturday . . . Dou.I Oeaacea drove in lour nuia. three on a rlfth-1.Mlng double, aa Baltimore beat Boston, 7-2. Mike Flaaaiao hurled a four-hitter in 50- degree weather, made cooler by wind gU1tin1 up to 25 mph . . . John Mayberry and Lloyd Moseby bit two-run homers while Dall.lly Abase collected three hits and drove in two runs as Toronto ripped the New York YanJcees, 7-2, end- in11 the Yanks' four-game winning streak ... Jim Sandberg cracked a three-run homer to pace a 12·h1t attack and lead Texas to an 8·4 victory over Cleveland, snapping the Indians' five -game winning s treak . . Lamar Johnson's two-out double in the sixth inning. Chet Lemon's two-run homer in the ninth and a combined seven-hitter by Ross Baumgarten and Lamarr Hoyt carried the Chicago White Sox to a rain-delayed 4·0 triumph over Detroit Astros lose fourth straight to Reds Ron Oes~r and Dave Concepcion each drove in one run to back the combined three-hit pitching of Bruce Berenyl and two Cincinnati relievers • as the Reds defeated Houston. 2·1, handing the Aslros their fourth straight loss. Berenyi scat- tered the three hits before getting help from J oe Priee... and To~ Hume in the seventh inning . Elsewhere in the National League, Phil Nlekro pitched his 39th career shutout and Bruce Be n edict drove in a 11 of Atlanta's runs wlth a pair of homers to give the Braves their sixth consecutive vie· tory, 4·0, over San Francisco . . Garry Maddox. Larry Bowa and Bob Boone de- livered run-scoring singles in the e ighth inning to lift OesUr Philadelphia lo a 7-5 victory which sent the Chicago Cubs skidding to their 11th straight defeat. Bake McBride and Mike Schmidt opened the eighth with singles to set the stage for the RBI trio ... Gene Tenace s lammed a three-run homer in the seventh in ning as St. Louis extended its winning streak to seven games with a 5·1 victory over Pittsburgh. Tenace's homer came off John Candelaria who had checked the Cardinals on one hit over the first six innings ... Warren Cromartie slammed his first home run of the season, a two-run shot in the fourth inning. for one of only three Montreal hits. and the Expos beat the New York Mets. 4-2. for their fourth straight victory NBA playoffs continue today It will be Philadelphia's Julius m E rving against Boston's Larry Bird in today's fourth game ofthe Eastern Division playoffs at the Spectrum. This one goes on the air at 10 this morning on Channel 2 with the Kansas City at Houston game following at 12:30. In that one. the Kings will try to contain Moses Malone again to post the1r third win of the series U.S., SOVIETS COLLIDE TONIGHT . • • nothing poorly.'' It was no more than a workout for the Americans in the nightcap as Bulgaria was unable to cope with any facet of the U.S. attack. TAKING COMMAND from the opening sprint. the Yanks Jumped to a 5-0 lead in the first seven minutes, highlighted by Schroeder 's two goals from the two-meter spot and a slick assist to Robertson. who promptly con- nected with a short jab. his rirst of four goals. Of the spectacular variety was Campbell's steal while the U.S. was playing a man s hort. Campbell took the er r a nt Bulgarian pass and drove the distance, firing in a goal from point-blank range against the out-manned goalie. Th rec times in that first period the Americans were down a man because or an ejec· lion a nd on each occasio n . sparked by the defensive play of Hamman, Nitzkowski's crew was still clearly superior. Also gelling into the scoring act was Bergeson, who stole the ball. drove and connected from Baseball· standings AMERICAN LEAGUE West Dtvlaloa W L Pd. GB Oakland 16 l .941 - Chicago 9 3 ·.750 4 ~ Texas 6 6 .500 7~ Ao1ela 7 8 .487 8 Kansas City 3 8 .273 10 Seattle 4 11 .267 11 Minnesota 3 10 .231 11 East Dtvlatoa New York 8 5 .615 - Cleveland 6 4 .600 ~ Boston 6 5 .545 1 Milwaukee 6 5 .545 l Detroit 7 7 .500 1 ~ Baltimore 4 6 .400 2~ Toronto 4 10 .286 41h ........,.."-,, ..... ,,Ml!IN-..• .. 1tim.r.1 ..... 1 K-(Hy4, Mllw-2 Tonllltt7, ,.._ Y.,. I THaU,Cle ... and4 Cll~-'· o.trwlt 0 OularldJ,~4 T•y•ao-~~0-2-Wlttt-llelMIll!rkU.O.l -Ar"""'0.11 Ok ... C....,_ Hll .. O.C~olt CWllco•2'0 ..._ ICT ........ 0.1) • .. Kl-• C ... _ Ml To,..( .... NI •t .... Ven ,.,,.. ... ) K-OIY Ci.-~ 1·2) etMllwwMe (~ , .. , To ... (MMlklt Ml .. CJewt• Co.M; Ml Oall ..... l~M)ats..tuo I~ 1•11 NATIONAL LEAGUE West Division Dodgers Atlanta Cincinnati San Diego San Francisco Houston W L Pd. GB 12 3 .800 - 9 5 .643 2~ 8 6 .571 3"" 6 10 .375 6~ 5 11 .313 7'h 3 12 .200 9 East Division Montreal 9 2 St. Louis 8 2 Philadelphia 9 5 New York 4 5 Pittaburgh 4 5 Chicago 1 12 .818 - .800 'h .643 I~ .444 4 .444 4 .077 9 five meters to make it 2-0 Wha t was left was what Nitzkowski was looking for -a chance to get everyone in and see where the team stands "1 was pleased with our over- all play," said Nitzkowski. "but I thought we lost our momentum after getting out in front, 5·0. "Our movement was good and our counter game was ours tonight." Schroeder and Boyer each netted a pair of goals. while Peter Cempbell a nd Jody Campbell rounded out the attack with solo tallies. Watson takes lead In New Orleans Tom Walto• awept pHt 17 II players with an etsbt·wider-par -.. · and Ued Gil Morcaa for UM third round lead 1n the New Orlean.e ?.f:en 1011 tournament aolnt into today a flnal round. The duo ii three 1troke1 ln front of Laauna Nl9uel'1 Mart O'Meara, Dav• Edward9, Jay Raaa and Mike Donald. Morcan, who led alter 36 boles despite an achlnl left wrist, matched WaUon's total with a thlrd- round 68. O'Meara had a 87 for hiA third round score and for the aecood strataht week la tn contention (or ha first tour victory . . . Gene lJt. tier, playlng ln his lirst Legends of Golf tournament, birdied two holes and saved Watson 1 par from a bunker on the back nine to give the Califor· nian and partner Bob Ro1buri a four-s hot lead after 54 holes . Australians Peter TbomlOD and Kel Nagle, who started the day with a one-al)ot lead, staggered and fell to second place . Beth Solomon sank a 25-Coot pull on the 18th hole to tie Jane Blalock at six-Wlder-par 138 after the second round of the LPGA Birmingham Classic at Green Valley Country Club. Blalock was leading by one stroke going into the final hole but bogeyed and had to settle for the tie. Baseball today On this date in baseball in l961 · Roger Maris of the New York Yankees hit the first of his record 61 homers of the season, a fifth-inning shot off Detroit's Paul Foytack. Today's Birthdays: Kansas City Royals outfielder Amos Otis Is 34. New York Mets pitcher Mike Scott is 26. Sampson stays; Aguirre, Thomas go. Ralph Sampson dashed the hopes of t he Dallas Mavericks and the Detroit Pistons but lalah Thomas an- nounced his intention to turn pro and • Mark Aguirre was reportedly on his way to the National Basketball Association, too . The third annual Los Angeles Times·Toyota Grand Prix of Endurance will have 76 starters today at the Riverside Inte rnational Raceway. The six· hour event begins at noon with John Paul on the pole ... Several New York Giant players have indicated they may walk out on the NFL club if 'It drafts North Carolina linebacker Lawrence Taylor and sign lum to the $'150.000 contract he reportedly is seeking . Oklahoma sped to an Amencan and collegiate record in the sprint medley re lay and Georgia's Me l Lattaoy streaked into t he record books with his fourth win by taking the 100-meter dash Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuba called on maJor· league clubs to "vigorously prosecute" fans who attack players, and said his office would pay expenses for witnesses who must return to a city to testify about such incidents . Bobby Miller, Warren !t'iller and Reed Larson scored goals as the United Stales hWlg on for a 3·3 tee with Finland and finished atop the "B" pool in the World ice hockey championships in Goteborg, Sweden . . Luis Tiaol came within one out of pitching his second straight no-hiller Friday night as he led the Portland Beavers to an 8·0 victory over the Spokane Indians. SPORTS BREAK I SPORTS ON TV Today's TV \ By HOWARD MANDY O(tlle Delly ...... ....,, Followlt'Q .,.. tht tops sports tventt on TV today. R•tlngs are: ./I'' excellent; 1./1 WOf'1h watc.hlnQ; 1 ./ t al r; ./ forget It. S 10 a.m., Chann•t 2 ./ ./ ./ ../ NBA PL.A YOFFS: Boston at Phlladelphla. Announctn: Dick Stockton and Kevin LCM.t~hery. Wiii lhe 76ers use Jullus Erving to guard L•rry Bird again In t~y's game In the Spectrum? Bird was held to 22 points as Erving guarded him tor the first time Friday night and the 16ers took a 2-1 lead In the playoff series. Boston has lost 10 In a row In Philadelphia dating all the way back. to 1977. ll) . 11 a.m., Chennet 5 ./ ./ ./ ./ ANGELS BASEBALL: Angels al Minnesota. Annoµnc•n: Don Drysdale, Bob Starr and Ron Fairly. It will be Jesse Jefferson 10·2) tor the Angels against the Twins' Roger Erickson (0-1) In the first game ot today's twin bill. In the second game, Mike Will (0· l) is scheduled to pitch for the Angels against Fernando Arroyo (0-1). S 12:30 p.m., Channel 2 ..; ..; v ..; NBA PLAYOFFS: Kansas City at Houston. Announc•rs: Gary Bender. Bill Russell and Rick Barry . With Moses Malone a marked man, the Rockets used forwards Billy Paultz and Robert Reid to record a v1clory Friday night and take a 2·1 edge in lhe series. Kansas City Coach Cotton Fitzsimmons ad- mits his Kings must improve their defense if they are to win today in Houston. ~ 1 p.m., C~annel 4 ./ ../ ./ GOLF: Legends of Golf. Announcers: Don Criqui, Bruce Devlin John Brodie, Charlie Jones, Jay Randolph and Bob Goal by. Gene Littler and partner Bob Rosburg hold a four-shot lead in the Legends of Golf tournament. Li t- tler birdied two holes and saved par on another from a bunker on the back nine as the duo pulled away from Auslrallans Peter Thompson and Kel Nagle on the Onion Creek course in Austin, Texas. This is Littler's first tournament in the senior division for players 50-and-over. OTHER TELEVISION 9 :45 a.m. (34) -FUTBOL INTERNACIONAL. 11 a .m. (50) -SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY. 11 :30 a.m . (4) -SPORTSWORLD -Dale Earnhardt and David Pearson are among the drivers entered 1n the Charlotte 300, taped. Also: The U.S .• Japan and Romania are among the countries participating 1n the men's competition of the lnterna· llonal Gymnastics Classic. Commentators include. Paul Page, Bruce Jenner. Charlie Jones and Bart Conner. Noon (11) -THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL. 12 :30 pm. (7J -WOMEN'S TENNIS -The fmats of the Murian1 WT A championships, taped at AmerHa Island Plantation, Fla. 3 p.m. (4) SPORTS AFIELD. 3:30 p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS - The National Championship sprint car race, taped a t Rossburg, Ohio Also: The Duke Kahanamoku surf· 1ng classic, taped off the north shore of Oahu, Hawaii. Commentators include Keith Jackson. Chris Economalo , Jim Lampley and Diana Nyad. RADIO Baseball Angels at Mi nnesota (double header), 11.15 a .m .• KMPC (710); San Diego at Dodgers, 1 p.m .• KABC (790). 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SAYE 30% ·- 185xl-4 xww •t.to 195x14 xww 72.tO 195xt5 xww 71.tO 205x15 xww 7t.to 225x15 xww It.to 230x15 xww ff.to 235x15 xww 104.tO FET 2.24 2..51 2..53 2.62 3ZI 3.~ 3.:11 ~ Orange Coast OAJLV PILOT/Sundtly, Aprtl 28, 1981 •• Na R irate knockout p ~nch Carrillo's home r un lifts Oilers FV is impressive Cerritos keeps race interestin g with 5-~ victory Barons fourth in Tustin Relays ~J!!J.!\!.DEN •'The key to thll baU 11me WU not tbe retWll, but th effect," a somewhat an1W.hed Oran1e Coast Colle1e baseball conch Mike Mayne ex· plained. Ji(ayne had Just watched his Plrat• squander an opportunity to dispose of one of t.he two teams whlcb aUll had a leaitimate chance to overcome OCC in the ructed South Coast Conference. To be exact, be watched his Pirates drop a 5-2 decision to an unusually emotional Cerritos squad at OCC. "They bad to w~n this eame and they beat us. We made enoucb mistakes to lose," Mayne con- tinued. You hav~ to underatand that OCC doesn't lose a baseball same often, and when the Bucs do, Mayne can tell you every reason why his team came out on the lower end of the score. "We had a chance to close the door on Cerritos today. Now they've won and they've got momen· tum," he said. And, ironically, so should OCC after . Area s quads collect wi n s Both Golden West College and Saddleback College used sharp pitching performances and some timely hitting to record key community col· lege baseball victories Saturday. GWC. with Ron Hendricks throwing a nifty three-hitter downed visiting East Los Angeles. and Saddleback's Ben Amaya lowered his ERA to 1.63 with an easy victory over host Palomar. Here's how it went: Golden Weat 6, Eaat LA o Hendricks, in improving his record to 3-0. re- tired the last 14 batters he faced and allowed only four fly ball outs. In all. the GWC right-hander threw just 86 pitches in lowering his ERA to 1.14. Offensively, the Rustlers (3·2> got run-scoring hits from Wes Cornns, Jack Settle, Randy Brouwer J.nd Larry MacCarthur. Springer ripped a double in the bottom of the eight and Settle followed with a triple to ignite the Rustlers and pad a 1-0 G WC lead That paved the way for a six run inning, and with Hendricks throwing the way he was, East Los Angeles couldn't get close G WC had opened a 1-0 lead in the first when Bob Grogan singled, moved to second on an infield out and then scored on a single lo nght by Wes Collins Saddleback 8, Palomar 2 Pitcher Ben Amaya not only hurled eight solid innings. but he also collected a hit as the Gauchos' designated hitter an the win over last-place Satutday'1 defeat, the Plrata' abtb ••alntt 28 wlns overall and rourthi•••ln•t 10 cooterence vie· ton ea. , "We're 1olng to -ave to come back with vengeance," Mayne pointed out, "and we usually do after a k>ss." Saturday aftemoob, Cerritos atarter Rieb Medina scattered eiabt bits and struck out alx, and teammate Rieb Salcedo slnaled. doubled and tripled, scorinc twice, as the FalcODJ improved their record to 9·~. .. ln addJUon, the Fa(cona' second batter of the day. Craig Owens, bla~ed a line drive homer otl B4SEIUU OCC a ce Don Smith and two other Cerritos hittet1 singled in the first lo signal Smith Just didn't have bis stuff. Smith got out or the first inning giving up Ju.!t the one run, and, in fact, pitched six innings. al- lowing just three runs. ''Donnie was a little sore today. He came back after the first inning and told me he didn't feel good out there today," Mayne said. "There was no way he was going to go nine." Mayne said Cerritos. along with his club and Fullerton are the top three teams In the state, but it wasn't the Falcon hitting and pitching which beat his Bucs Saturday. "We beat ourselves. Right now, we're the only ones who can heat us. We've proven we're the best team in this conference. Our biggest worry is ourselves," Mayne agollized afterwards. Leading, 1-0. Cerntos got another run in the fourth when Rod Mccarver led off with a double and moved to third on a ground out. Derick Foley then grounded to OCC third baseman Rich Amaral who tried to peg Mccarver at home. However. Amaral's throw hit Mccarver on the back. yet the force of \he throw somehow got the ba II to catcher Dan Dix roughly at the same time Mccarver arrived. . The umpire ruled Mccarver s afe. and Dix, despite objecting to the call, managed to catch Foley who was trying to sneak over to second. OCC' managed to slice the Cerritos lead in half 1n the bottom of the fourth on a single by Amaral and a ground out by Cbris Johnson. who pinch-hit for an ailing Mike Vanderburg The P1ratC'S tied 1l in the bottom of the fifth when Scott Groot hned a home run over the left field fence Salcedo then put the game away for the Falcons with a bloop double in the sixth which was followed by an RBI single from McCarver MERCEDES -JAGUAR VOLVO SPECIALISTS -- Rich Carrillo bQmered la lhe bottom ol tbe teventb Lnnlna to break a 2-2 tie and Ult Hunt· incton Beach to a S·J Sunset Leacue victory to h11hll1ht prep baaebaJl action Saturday. In Saturday's only other game, Mater Oei cracked out 12 hit.a to defeat Fullerton, 5-2, in a non-league contest. At Huntingl9n aeach, Car· rillo's solo blast was the decider as the Oilers handed Westrninater its first league loss of the year. Westminster is now 10-1. Huntington Beach Is 4-7. Right-banded pitcher Steve Button went all the way for the Oilers, picking UJt his fourth win against three losses. Dave Harris pitched well for Westminster and also had a dou· ble along with Mick OeLavalle. For Huntington Beach, John Gonsalves. Brian Patrick and Carrillo all had two hits. At Fullerton, Mater Oe1 im· proved its season record to 12-9 with a strong pitching performance. By JACK MJJ~TE& °' ................ Coach BUI Thompson •a f'OW\·, lain Valley HJsh track and fleld stars took one more positive step toward lhe 1981 Sunaet Leaaue track cbampionsblp with another rane invitational show- ing. this one being the 22nd an· nual Tustin Relays Saturday at Tustin High. Although they didn't have a winning relay team , the seconds, thirds and fourths added up as the Barons finished a strong fourth with 31 points behind Serra (61), Santa Ana Valley (53 ) and Lynwood (381 The best Baron finish came in their strongeJt event, the four- by-one-mJle relay. Led by Tom Strelow's 4 :25.3 anchor leg they finished second to Orange with an 18 :03.0 clocking Orange took the tiUe with a time of 17 :58.7. Besides Strelow the Barons ran Ned Moshe r (4 :25 9). John Mitchell (4 :45 .3 ) and Bob Erickson (4:2:6.3 J, a ll juniors The track athlete of the meet was Edison's Jon Butler. The Cbareer senior ru two alull.n lees. Getttna t.he baton lo ft,... place tn the four by haU mUe relay he Increased hia lead to the tape u the Chargers won ln 8:02 .. Butler'a lee was 1 :56.7. He didn 't quite have the same advantage in the distance medley relay u his teammatet could only 1lve him the baton in third place. Taking off 80 yarcb behind the leaden, Tom Strelow of Foun- tain Valley and Costa Mesa's Scott La Crosse. Buller caught them with a lap to go. His split was a very fast 4:17.1. Foothill's J eff Williams was in hot pursuit or Butler and ran •: 18.2, however La Crosse nipped him I at the finis h to give the Mus tangs second. La Crosse ran 4: 29.0 and Strelow brought the I Barons home fourth with a I 4 :30.0 split. Marina won the pole vault con-1 test with senior Pat Lustig clear· 1 ing 14·4 to take the event. Team- m a tcs Stuart Lui and Kurt Hauffe placed third and fourth. HOW TO BUY A SMALL BUSINESS COMPUTER UNIQUE 1-0AY SEMINARS NEXT SEMINARS: Moy 9, 22. 23 -June 6 1981 CHEVROLET MALIBU WAGONS MOW IN STOCK! 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Elfadt¥e April a..n u C'OlJPON GOOD SlJN MON I l JL S O M Y r~----------------------···----~ • I ALIGNMENT ·12ss·· AND BALANCE Our erputa will h.t.nct front wlMtlt and align lh:>nt end. Proper maint.- nance will htlpyourti.ra Jut much longer. •ftonJ wheelt. flf .... A,ttl .. ~f.U. l lll'l'll'.\il ,(llllJ-.,l "'.\1•1:--; 11·1 ..... 11!\if) r------------------------~-----~ AIR CONl)ITIONER ~e~!i~t~!b~ 888 for any leak.I. Recharge aa needed. Retrirerant ii extra if needed. Drop by now for auper eeTVice. ~ ...... ff.27·1.1. < U lll'O i'O <.<Jtll ) '1 l ~ ,\11 1:\ 11 I\ 11'\I) r·-------···----·---------·••••• • LUBE/OIL CHANGE ' Mott U.S., ... ,-\ Orange Coast DAIL V ptLOT/Sunday, Aprtt 29, 1991 fAIHllN Nature's own shells make necklaces while gold ear- rmgs take a cockle shell design Trend to less bulky jewelry heralds arrival of daintily designed p1eces. F lo rentine beads in bright colors and shapes herald season ·s fashw n look Jewelry designers thinking small this season J ewelry designers are makin g light of the latest Jewelry styles in s ubstance, weight and col or , according to Kae McCulloch, Cashion director for the New York-based J ewelry Industry Council. "The heavy chains , chunky bracelets and 1m posing pendants are out," she says. as are la rge l>utton or long drop earrings Necklaces are shorter than m past seasons. Ms. McCulloch says, and the most stylish e arnngs are in the fishhook and small button-type styles. P a le amethysts. pink tourmalin es. ac- quamarines. pink coral, a mber and tiger 's eye are some of the light-colored gemstones that s hine in spring and s ummer necklaces and bracelets , ahe says. As for gold, it's used innovatively by designers who want to give the golden touc h without using a king's r ansom m metal. Many new pe ndants m floral or geometric shapes s how cutouts. Ms. McCulloch expl ains. ad- ding. the sin gle initial or monogram drops in Espo.drille dresses up in embroidered canvas. So~. ftminme •hoe nlhouette• are tkdgned to accompanJI ~he~. oiTM aPf'CJrel of the rpring and .ummer~. New open cage•, lattice•. ~ and nnppie• are cu~ on the foot al the-y are on the eye. White and boM ore in hjgh .ty~ cu are au the prett11 rww polleb. In tagh-heel pumpt and acmdola white comes on cool and eleQOnt while, for beating the heat on 11our Jen, floU with briQht .tnppfng• or bumUhed leather fltropt fiU the bffl. Wedge• are •Ummed down and. from Maine to CaHfomaa. mocccum. ore m n.p wtth fa1hion in au tM color1 of the rainbow. silhouette will be the "'in" thing in the months ahead When gemstones. cameos or crystals are used a s pendants. they are delicately rimmed with gold Gold beads, which first became fa s hion favonl~s last fall. are used on station chains or with other beads or stones Becommg more popula r 1s the less expensive gold filled Jewelry, Ms . McCulloch says , with the glamour of 14 kar a t gold borrowed by using gemstones to create the look of luxury in new pins. earrings and necklaces Silver Jewelry stars tn the new monogram neck lac~s ~al often pair with hoop or domed but· ton earnngs. The domed earrings often sport the wearer's initialengravedin t hem , Ms. McCulloch notes. In men's jewelry, s he says the favorite ls the c lassic arrowhead pendant on a short silver chain. There 's a whole trend toward deli cate jewelry. Ms McCulloch reports. ··Fine ~old chains are highlighted with a tiny Multi-colors ar e given into a stripply sandal. diamond or s apphi re or other precious gems," she expla ins "This same theme 1s picked up in the m atchmg pierced ea rrings, showing Just the tiny stones." Rings, too, s how a de licate design, with rings looking fine-dra wn a nd highlighted with several tiny sparkling dia monds or gemstones The fashion director says rings a re the biggest fashion news of all . For example. Ms . McCulloch says there is greater acceptance of the diamond engagement ring for men. The men's ring is a masculine version of the style chosen by the bride-to-be . but instead or the diamond being set m prongs , it 1s em bedded in the ring met.al. Also becoming fashionable among the unat- tached is the Romance Ring, she suggesta. a ring that indicates the wearer is available. An impor· tant part of this ring's design is that the ring doesn't complete a circle, but has a cross-over or by-pass. Summer pump is frankly sexy. With necklaces less bulky, bracelets fo llow s uit. One trend noted by Ms. McCulloch 1s the "lit- t le girl" look of dainty chain and tiny stone bracelets that often a re part of a set including bracelet , necklace and earrings. Another emphasis this season is on shell jewelry to accent nature pnnts and s afari-type clothing Actual shells, laminated, and facsimile shells in gold and sil ver appear in necklaces. earrings and pins. The act ual shells strive to maintain nature's delicateshadmgs . Also. s ays Ms McCulloch. watch for an em · phasis on crystal Jewelry. some with etched flower designs. Cameos, too. continue to be a classic favorite, especially in sets. The vogue for bead and stone necklaces brings forth the classic, colorful Florentine bead3 m d1f· ferent shapes on the same necklace, with lengths from 14 to 16 inches. Cutaway sLing in ~ather has padded insok Off on wrong foot? Change shoes By STEPHEN FOX A-1• ... "'-•WrMIH LOS ANGELES -If you got off on the wrong foot this morning, maybe it's because of wbat you put on it. "Always reaard your shoes as enemies, not as friends," says foot speciallst Dr. Michael Bilinsky. ··Problems as minor as corns or as serious aa severe back problems can be cawted or aggravat- ed by poorly constructed shoes." Almost everyone can be hurt by wearing the wrong kind of shoes, according to Billnsky. "We are all predispoeed to hereditary foot pro· blema. U you have a shoe that's ilHlttina, it wiU lrrlt..at.e the prominences on the toot," be S'aid. "Feet that wear an ill-nttina shoe can cauae back problems. It's Uke bavin11 a car that's out or align- ment. You get ablmmytns over the whole body. It's esUmated that 80 percent of lower back paln ls related to inherent toot faults." I Bilinsky notes that consumers are pretty much on their own when it comes to buying footwear, since store clerks are not likely to be knowledge- able aboutthe possible harmfulerrecta ohhoes. "~am to fit your own shoes and be able to recognize potentially dangerous ones," Billnslty urges. "Do not rely on the shoe salesman." Good shoes wlll have deep heel cups so that the feet will "seat" well, says Bllinsky, and will also J)rovide strong support around the heel. J l Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, April 28, 1981 Weaver-Bell 'Sherry Ann Weave1' and Scott Boyd Bell both of Costa Mesa recently exchanaed wedding vows in Estancia Park . The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Weaver of Costa Mesa, was araduat~ from Costa Mesa Hi&h School. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Bell of Costa Mesa, also graduated from Costa Mesa High School. 1 The couple plan to live in Costa Mesa after a wedding tpp to Hawaii. klissa Wayne. daughter of Pilar and the late John Wayne, was married April 11 to Bruce Berman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Berman of Long Beach. The sunset ceremony, performed by the Rev. Aka Aka of the Church of Hawaii. took place at the ocean-view home of the bride's mother on Diamond Head Road in Honolulu. Marissa Way.ne, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. while the bridegroom's fattter gave the bride away. Best man was Jeffrey BrookB of Long Beach, brother-in-law of the bridegroom. The bride, a realtor with Macnat>-Irvine Real- ty in Irvine, attended USC. The bridegroom at- tended Mt. San Antonio College and owns Triad Leasing Co .. an equipment-leasing firm in Anaheim. Following a honeymoon in Hawaii, the couple will make their home in Harbor Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. ~ll Tucker-Shen.rood Joanmarie Tuc~er of Newport Beach and Mark Frederick Sherwood of Palos Verdes ex- changed wedding vows in the Community Presbyterian Church. Laguna Beach on April 25. The bride, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Royal D. Tucker of Newport Beach, ls a graduate of Newport Harbor High School and the Unl-.enity of Southern California. '/- The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joeeph Charles Sherwood, Jr., of Palos Verdes, was graduated from Palos Verdes Hilh School and USC . The couple plan to live in Pasad~·na following a wedding trip to Las Hadas, Mexico. The engagement ring Gilbert-Williams Deborah Ann Gilbert of Huntington Beach. and Brian Richard Williams of Fountain Valley have announced their engagement The bride-elect, daughter of Jim and Florence Gilbert of Huntington Beach, graduated from Edison Hlgh School and University of California I rvint. The future bridegroom, son of Loren and Joyce Williams of Fountam Valley, 1s a graduate of Rolling Hills High School and Orange Coast College. A June 20 wedding 1s planned in First Chris- tian Church. Orange. Miss Scott JohnsoTbi Weber Melissa Edith Johnson of La Habra and Lane Kenneth Weber of Newport Beach have announced their ensagement. The bride-elect, daughter of Captain and Mrs. Jack D. Johnson of La Habra, graduated from La Habra High School. The future bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weber or Newport Beach, was graduated from Newport Harbor High School and attended Orange Cout College, Humboldt State, Santa Ana College. UCLA and College of the Redwoods. An August wedding la planned in Santa Ana. MissGilbert,Mr. WiUiam.t Scott-Kruse Leslie G. Scott and James R. Kruse both of Newport Beach have announced their engagement. The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Walter Scott of Newport Beach, is a graduate o/ Newport Harbor High School and the University ()f California at Irvine. The future bridegroom, son or Mr. and Mrs. Wiiliam Kruse or Anaheim. graduated from Fullerton High School and the University of California at Irvine. A fall wedding is planned in Newport Beach. . Mu1JohnMm1Mr. Weber ~Kercho/ KathJeen Karen Gerrie of Newport Beach and Donald Jay Kercbof of Cbappaq"-, N.Y. bave•an· no~ced thelr en.ca.cement. The bride-elect, dauchter of Dr. and Mn. Wallace Anderson Gertie of fiew]>Ort Beacb1 •raduated from Corona deJ Mar H1ch School ana Unlvenlty of Denver. Colo. The tutu.re brtde•room, ICIG of llr. and Ml'9. Wllllpi C. Ken:hof of Cb~ppequayaduated from Horace G.-eeler Hieb Scbool ·an UnJ.enlty of Denver. A September 5 wedding la planned In St. Roberta Rolland of Newport Beach and John 0 . OJ~ of Sierra Madre ellcban1ed wedding vowa recently in Santa Anita Church. Arcadia. Tbe bride, dau1hter of Jack and Eleanor Holllftd of Newport Beach. wu graduated from N~'port Harbor High School and attended San Dle10 State University, San Diego. The brldefl'OC>m. son ol Carl Otren of Sierra Madre and Nancy 01ren of Cyprus, ls a 1raduate of Puadena Higb School and Oran1e Coast College. The couple plan to live ln Huntington Beach after a wedding trip to Mexico. ,. Mr. and Mrs. Ogren f.nWnrorthy-Crone Jennifer Eileen Colesworthy of Costa Mesa and Scott Cameron Crone of Newport Beach ex· changed wedding vows in St. Joachim's Church, Costa Mesa April 25. Tbe bride, daughter of Mrs. Smith Colesworthy of Costa Mesa and Charles F . Colesworthy of Newport Beach, graduated from Corona del Mar High School and Orange CoaJt College. The bridegroom, son of Ms. Phyllis Labar qf Mission Hills, and Mr. Russell Crone, of Seattle, • Wash .. was graduated from Santa Monica H11h School and Orange Coast College. 'I'&e couple plan to live ln Newport Beach afttr a wedding trip sailing around the British Virgln Islands. Mrs. Sherwood Martyn.. Grant Deborah Heam Martyn of Newport Beach and Timothy Edwin Grant of Camarillo have an- nounced their engagement. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wright Martyn or Newport Beach, and she was graduated from Newport Harbor High School and UCLA . The future bridegroom. son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Emery Grant of Camarillo is a graduate of Adolfo Camarillo High School, and UCLA. A late summer wedding is planned at the Com- m unity Presbyterian Church in Laguna Beach. Miss Tresaen Lertl Rice of Spokane, Wash. and Lee W. Ed· dington or Newport Beach have announced their engagement. The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rice of Spokane, ls majoring in special education at Brigham Youn1 Urtlveniity. - The future bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arlin H. Eddington of Newport Beach, Is a 1raduate or Corona del Mar High School and at- tended Orange Coast Collete prior to serving a two-year church mission ln Hokkaido, Japan. He is preaently attendin1 Brhibitn Youn1 Univenity. An April 25 weddlne l5 planned in the Latter- day Saints Temple ill Manti, Utah. Miss Martyn, Mr. Grunt Tressen-Grossi Deborah Denise Tressen of Newport Beach and Mark Joseph Grassi of El Cajon have an· nounced their engagement. The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jay F. Tressen of Newport Beach, graduated from Corona del Mar High School and the University of Southern California. . The future bridegroom, son of Mrs. Ruttl Grassi of La Mesa and Mr. Joseph Grassi, El Ca· jon, is a graduate of Grossmont High School and use. An August 8 wedding is planned in Our Lady Queen or Angels Catholic Church. Newport Beach . MUI Rioe,Mr. Eddington Long-McComlidc Laura CbrlaUne Lona of Lu. Forut and Steven WlWam McCormick of Irvine have an· nounced their e111a1ement. u The bride-elect, da~t of 'Mr. •nd °Mi'I. Leonard Charle-. Lo~j ~f (,.ue l'ore1t, wa• •raduatedfromElTof\OJlltltkbool The tue,J'1 b..W.i~. • of Ill'. and lltt. Jack McCormick ol Oleedale, atlduated h'om Hoover Hlsb Scbool. Oleaclalt aDCl tbe Unlventlt of Callfomla tmne. J ame1 EplJcopaJ Church, New]>ort Beach. Mill Lcmo A July weddll\I ta plan.otd la Lalua RWa. ' I ' • I I • J Ii I· I ' j I I I .. ~ _..,. •••'•'"•••••"'•• •• ''"••-91'•.-••' II t OranAe Coaat OAll.Y PIL.OT/SUnday, Aprl\28. 1981 Newpqn to ~seuada at,ad of lr)'iDI ~ compete a1ainat the Ure •·member race neet. ''11\at way," be said, "you'U wtn tomethlnC ll '}otJ •~Y ahead ot that one other boat.'' . To kick off aetlvittn north of tb• border, OSA <UM Newport Ocean SaiUn~. uc:; ~lcb apoo1<>r1 tlM race) be.Id u 686 yachts shave off for M exico i n bi g r acP Summln1 up teneral feeUnsa abou.t the race WH Daily Pilot boaUn1 editor Almon Lockabey who bu aaJled in 16 Newport-to-En.senada races .aod been present at the atart and finlsh of many more. "It's a areat tun deal,'' be said. uoebeon lat TlauiwUy a( S.U.O. YM!llt Club, rooa del Mar. uature aay1 emoty a stomach.'' be exPl•lned, "leave It empty.;, wltb a variety ot (ood whether for a foW"-da1 race or a two-month crullt. In addition to Ms. South, who has bandied publicity for the race for 23 yeara, hostesses for the Thursday luncheon included Betty Andrews and Sharon Rude, with an uslat trom virglnla Lockabey. roa TllE OCCASIOJlf u.. cJub dlnlaa room SifO decked out in colorf~ plnaw and buke11 t>f paper taowen wblle luncheon dlairman Bette !South ol the NOSA flH committee wu deeked but l.n an equally colorful lhirt embroidered wltb brla:flt poae1. On a ~ore palatable t.opJc, l o May Hoed· ln1haua, who baa traveled oo l»oat:I JDOre than 150,000 miles and bas provtak>ned many of them. offered advice for the 1~. MENUS 8HOtJLD be almple, abe explained. and u much tood u possible abould be pre pared ahead. S~lflcally, tor the Euenada race, M•. Ml. Sou.lb a.Lio proudly 1ported a &old DUI· 1et lapel pin, compllmenta ol the Sao Fran· cl1co·bued Prolpeetor crew· of which 1be ls a fan. The pin, she told luncheon 1ue1ta, waa the nrst of ita kind beatowed th.ls year by the ln· novaUv.e crew. "A crew la alway1happy,"1be ••id, "when there's a 1ood cook aboard aQd a tdp always ls 1uccesafU1 When there's 1ood food." Plan balanud meals. the advised , Hoedln1haua auneated plannina a bland meal for the first ni1bt out when the crew la weary. "Think chicken casserole or beef uew," she said. MOBE NORTH-of-the-border festivities were in order Friday night at the Bahia Cortnlhlan Yacht Club, site of a private party hosted by NOSA officials. Amq ~peakers at the informal luncheon w11 neet surgeon Dr. Don McGinnis, wbo h andled the topic of seasickness as delicately aa PoHlble considering bis audience was busy flniahlrlg desserts of peaches and orange at\erbet. WHEN A PERSON becomes seasick, he said, "The stomach lsn't at fault. It's an inno- cent bystander." Seasickness or motion sick· ness is caused by confusing inputs, he ex· plained. To reduce suseptibility to this common ill· ness McGillis advised yachtsmen against drinking alcoholic bevera1es or eatlng spicy foods for 24 houn before sailing. If a person actually does get sick, the doctor said to let him go ahead and do it. "When Happy uxdl has no lwles I thfnk that I shall nwer see, A wall cu it wcu meant to be, And if my wife with naila does not withdraw, I'll ~r see a woJI at all. The meter is Joyce Kilmer. The sentiments belong to every husband 1111 IUllCI ~ who signed a marriage certillcate, but if you're going to frame it, insist it be hung from a doorknob. 1 have no idea why men feel so maternal about walls, but a small nail in it constitutes a violation second only to the rape of their champion Yorkshire by a Baskin- Robbins-96-flavored stray. My husband is paranoid about nails in the wall. To him. the most beautiful room he ever saw in his lile was a recovery room. He couldn't stop talking about it. "Do you know there wasn't one nail hole in the en· tire wall?" he said. "You must get the name of their decorator." My rather is the same way. lf . someone gave him the Mona Lisa, he'd prop it up on the music rack of the piano until "you're sure you want to display it permanently.·' I can always tell how secure a marriage is by the number of J.iC· tures hanging on the wall. lf the walls are barren, th~ commitment to RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY lc'refr_., ...... 1922 HAUOI I L VD. COST A. MISA. -141-1 I H one another is fragile. It i! only a matter of time before the wife ap- pears one day with hammer in hand and announces, "Either you hang this picture or I hang it." At that point she will adjust to what she has married or tum and run. Men measure to hang a picture as if they are guiding a kidney stone through a birth canal. They do this because they want you to know at the beginning that the wall is crooked and from then on in. nothing is their fault. They measure from side to side. top to bottom, the four comers. the wi r e tension, the d istance from eyelet to eyelet. thee they will balance the picture against the wall, covering it with their entire body. and ask you to tell them if it looks even. Say yes. Then, they will jiggle the picture so it will make a mark on the wall. At this point, you reach your hand behind it, make a faint X with a pencil and they are ready to drJU. Newspapers are scattered to catch the "wall droppings.. and a final check is made . The commitment made. they proceed to drill with the caution of a diamond cutter. They miss the stud by three inches. My husband once said, "We've been through a lot together and 1 know things get tense. but just re· member, I care deeply for yo u and want ,YOUr respect." I wish he'd said that to me instead of the wall. WESTERN ART _....,. ""'°SW. 11 ~-0..... IC.it,..,,. --V{JUI .., ... CM'TA-.A64f.1289 ,_.._,_ •• .._~5-0401 ,..,~~Ch•Dl9tll......,.11t • ...,,,...,. Let Y..!. 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Attending were NOSA President Don Moss and his wife Betty, NOSA lat Vice Presi· dent Alan Oleson and wife Jean, NOSA 2nd Vice President John Ballew and his wife Barbara and NOSA Junior Past President Jerry Brame and his wife Alice. Other guests included Jiffy and Roderick Woods, JimeU and Don Hubeli and Newport Beach Mayor Jackie Heather and her husband Dr. Loren Heather. Jeff Daniell of the Newport Harbor Yacht Club offered safety and communications advice. ln particular advising racers to be wary of boil· ing water. Also ~wiled was Salvatore Mercado, direc· tor of the slate Department of Boating and Waterways, and his wife Marty; Coast Guard Rear Admiral Alfred Manning Jr and bis wire Claire; and Coast Guard Capt. Robert Moore aod his wife Nancy. Bums incurred in the galley are a major problem. he explained. NOSA PRESIDENT Don Moss. who says be is .. an expert on hotel rooms. protocol and where to sit," told luncheon guests that by the time the race is over. "an active 186 people" will have worked on this side of the border lo help make 1t successful Robert Ezelle. consul general of lhe United States, also was a guest as was Roberto Gonzalez, representing the Consulate General of Mexico; Carlos Avila Escoto. the Mexican race coo rdin ator , and Ensenada Mayor Raul Ramirez Funke Advice from J ack Baille was for racers to pick out just one other boat to race against in· 1he other man is still waiting DEAR ANN LANDERS: We hear a lot about "the other ..,oman and bow she waited for him to get a divorce -and he never did. Well, I am "the other man" with a different story to tell. My marriage wasn 'l very good from the start. I met a woman who was in a similar 111 lAIDERS situation -al least, that's what she told me. We fell in love. After much soul-searching we de· cided to divorce our males and make a life toeether. I divorced my wife , but my sweetheart kept putting off "the talk" with her husband. One night she told me she just couldn't do it. The reason: Her 24-year-old married daughter and aging parents would be crushed. Her husband committed an unpardonable sin against her several years ago, and theirs is a marria8e ln name only. What do you make of tbls? -MEMPHIS MISERIES DEAJl M.M.: U yoar awedheart taad told yo• Uaat abe eoakt:D't marry yoa beeaue Ute moon Is made out of green cheese, Ute bottom Uae woalcl be the same. WbeD a penoa doesa't want to do aomethlag, one es:case la aa cood aa aaoUiier. Scrakb ber off yoar danee card - permanently. She'• caued yoa enoq.lt 'troable for eae llfetlme. V«>MEN'S HEALTH CARE C.Omplete women 's health care provided by experienced board certified obstetricians and gynecologists. • rr..-cy THffng • llrth cOtlltrol: D ..... OCJ"' Fitting IUD llrttl Control plltt •Co.,11h~C~ lrffst H Clft'lh•crffM Pap S..ar • Obtt.trfcal Cc:1n & Dtl~"Y • Shrflhotioft T.._Uptf0tt-,..... 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LEO (July 23-Aug . 22): Break from past strongly indicated; emphasis on ne w beginnings, r enegotiations. special agreements and contract.&. Another Leo figures prominently. VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): What you need is handed you on proverbial silver platter . Low-key approach brings des ired results. Focus on service. employment, nutrition and realization that you can make "a comeback." Aquarian is in picture. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0 cl. 22): Outlet is found for creative endeavors -!lura of celebration replaces restnction Focus on change, travel, vanety and romantic liaison . SCORPIO <Oct. 23 Nov . 21 I: Your position is stronger than originally anticipated Older individual may be envious Know it , protect self in clinches Focus on home. property, completion of long-standing negotia- tions. SAGITl'ARJ US <Nov. 22-Dec 21 1: Emphasis on greater freedom of HOROSCOPE thought, action Forces tend to be scattered -key 1s to be selective. Gemini, Virgo and another Sagit· tarian figure prominently. CAPRICORN CDec. 22·Jan 19): Personal scenario highHghts mcome, locating lost articles, consolidating assets and a greater understanding o f your own worth Important domestic adjustment indicated - could include plans for change of res- idence. AQUARI US (Jan. 20-Fe b. 18J. Circumstances take unusual turns. twists. Lunar emphasis on personali- ty. initiative, originaUty and "uncan· ny" knack for being at right place at right time. PISCES (Feb. 19·Ma r. 20): Busi· ness transactions occur behind scenes -be discreet, protect con· fidential data. Keep "in touch" with older individual who may be confined to home or hospital. '\ LID O DRUGS Remodeling? Mew CablMh 'f • ReflnllhlftCJ • RefaclnCJ 1741 W ..... Pr .. MewpwtlHc• 631·7032 Collfornla's Largest Selectlon of Bridal Fashions \ -.. ~--· ... ····--·· .... ._ ..................... ',,_ .. ~ .. " ' . ' ' ! J , t: • • rn~~a ~~umu.~ ' • ~ ~Newport Beach factions HOPE for housjng • Busl.ness and Jabor worken in Newport Beach Joined forces to start a new arusroots proaram aimed at speeding up the conatruction of homes ln California. HOPE, which stands for "Houslne Op- Po~unities for People Everywhe~." waa unveiled tbla week by officials from CEED, a Newport Beach-based building industry Mganization also known as Callfomlans for an Environment of ex· cellence, fuU Employment and a strona Economy through planned Development. Gilbert Ferguson, executive director or CEED, said the aim or the new aroup wlll be to or· ganlte building industry workers to lobby politi· clans for more pro-housing legislation. .. THE LACK OF AFFORDABLE housing in particular is at the crisis stage," said Fer1uson "The idea behind HOPE Is to give those who are most hurt by the housin1 shortage an effectJve voice." In a prepared statement Ferauson revealed . that housing production is down 50 percent. HOPE WILL BE FUNDED through com panies and organizations which support CEED. Ferguson saJd he hopes to sian 20,000 members who will petition officials on pending leg1slat1on concerning the housing industry. "The idea will be to let the politicians and other government officials know they have a very concerned pro-housing constituency out there," said Ferguson. AL GRAY, SECRETARY of the Orange Coun· ty Building and Construction Trades Council AFL· CIO gave his support to HOPE. saying, "The more people speak up on housing issues. the more gov- ernment will. realize the seriousness of tbe shortage and its impact on our Industry." CEED is a non-profit organization started eight years ago in Newport Beach n.v pro·building industry officials 'Creative' financing could cost you equity U.S. honies are getting smaller You are laking grave nnancial risks 1r you are entering into the "creative" financing arrange· ments which owners of homes across the land are now embracing with enthusiasm to help them sell their properties in this period of tight credit. You, as a home seller, could find that you have bound yourself in a deal in which you actually give up a portion of your own equity! Or you might find you have. in ignorance and innocence, taken on a long-term contract from which you cannot come out ahead. Be warned. Know the vital questions to ask yourself before you sign any final papers during these coming months of peak buy-sell transactions in homes. Q : HOW DOES THE seller protect himself if the buyer defaults on a second mortgage? Where possible. the seller should file a "re· quest for notice or default" with the holder of the first mortgage so that he will be informed if the buyer fai ls to make payments on an underlying note. If a default of this sort occurs. it also will constitute a default under the second mortgage fhe seller can then cure the default on the first mortgage and start his own foreclosure on the second mortgage. You, as a seller. should require, too, as large a d'1wn payment as you can possibly get when orrer- ing a second mortgage to make sure that the buyer will suffer a substantial loss if he defaults. Normally, the house itself is the sole security for the promissory note. But you might try to obtain other parcels of property as security for additional protection. Thus you, the seller, have multiple security In addition. you may consider third-party guarantees SYlVIA PDRTIR or the note from a relative or friend of the buyer Q : WHAT SHOULD BE included in the docu· ments? Much of the real estate changing hands at this time depends on the buyer first selling property to finance a down payment Contingencies which are recorded in earnest money agreements or other contracts should be precisely and clearly worded. Be on guard against standard forms. urges Arthur Mazirow. California-based lawyer. author of a textbook on advanced real estate law for brokers and professor at UCLA Frequently, the standard forms are not designed to cover today's unusual economic conditions and contain language which does not reflect the interest of the parties Q:WHATABOUTI NSURANCE? The seller should state in the final papers the minimum amOWlt of homeowners or fire insurance the buyer must carry. You should obtain title in surance that will insure the v alid.ity of the mortgage. , Normally. there is no additional cost for this co\erage Q: HOW WILL THE "due on sale'" clause ar feet the sale? Despite the best intentions of buyer and seller. a lender holding the first mortgage may have power to enforce the due on sale clause contained in the note As a homeowner . for your own protec· lion, check with a lawyer to find out the local laws governing these clauses and the lender's policies. Federal hmders, for instance, may enforce this clause and require full payment or the principal when title 1s transferred In California, though, state-chartered savings and loans are prohibited from doing so The key to a transaction involving a due on s ale dause 1s who holds the first mortgage or trust dt.'cd Those are the rules that apply no m atter how manv other deeds are involved WASHINGTON CAP ) -New single · family houses completed by U.S. builders are getting smaller and plainer, two government agencies have reported. The report. issued by the departments of Commerce and Hous ing and Urban Develop- ment, did not s peculate on a cause for the 1980 decrease in average square footage in new homes -the first since 1975. The Commerce-H UD report said the average size of the 957 .000 new smgle-fam1ly houses sold last year was l.740 square feet compared with 1,760 in 1979 The median s ize for the same houses shrank to 1.595 square feet in 1980 from 1.645 the previous year The "average" figure is computed by ad- ding the footage uf a ll 957,000 houses. dividing b)' 957,000 The "median' size house is one in the middle bigger than half of all the new houses and smaller than half. In addition to the smaller size. the gov- ernment report said "proportionately fewer houses were built with basements, garages, fireplaces and four bedrooms or more." iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-~ Ul LONG TERM TO 15 YRS SllORT TERM TO 5 YRS ,....-------------------------------------------------------------, -~------------ 2 *LOANS* E c VERY COMP ETITIVE RATES ~ > 11:-., HE1\L F:ST1\TE 2nd &. 3rd T () S ~ "/ '70 (714) 851 ·1840 DAYS WEEKENDS 759·9553 ;,IGllTS i: c '.:!ORANGE COAST EQUITY FUNDS ~ -:~11N SIO 000 TO Sl,000.000 SECURED BY REAL & W PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS euSIHEU "CTITIOUI •USIHIU NAME STATEMENT NAME STATIMENT T lie loll•wln9 per'°"' •r• ctoln9 Tiie 1011-11>9 perMfts ••• Ooln bu,tnn• ft bUMnM• e.s MARIECALENDARPIESHOP•J COMPREHENSIVE PENSIOl'I S/4 N. Tutl1n Avenu•, Or•nge. ADMINISTRATORS, 114ll lrvln C•lllorn•• 92'61 BOYl••At"cl. Tustin, C.Ulornl• t1'eO c c T c; LTD • Cahlornl• ,.,.. M J H 0 L L " H D • I N por•ll°"• 11471 S•119us, S.nl• An•. CORPOAATED. • C.lilornl• coroor• C•lilorn1• '2701 Uori, l4tSS Ut ~rlH, Minion Viejo, Thi• !>tnlneu •• conduci.d by• cor C•lllornl•92'91 porellon Tiiis -MH I\ COftOu<ler•lion Willtem H (O>lon. M H t<oll-. In< PtH'Otnl Maf'tM J HOll•nd, Tn11 •t.le,.,...I w•> 111.0 .. 1111 ti. 1 PrKIOtnl ;:~~~Y 1~11trk of Or.,,9'> Counly on l'coTu~:, ·~~~: ;::,,:;!Jcieo":~~Y 1: ,IS ... AIH'll •. 1'et Pul>ll>lwd Or-CIMISI Daily Piiot. '1 Apr II 11, "· u. M.sy J. 1'11 '"' •• Publl"-d Or.no-(OHi Dally Piiot, "'"" 11, 1', U, M.sy 3. ltll 171HI PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE flCTITIOUS eUS.IHES.S "CTITIOUS IUllNISS NAME STATIMENT NAME STATEMENT Tiie following ~r.on It dolnQ bu•I Tiie foll-1"9 perM>ftt are cloln9 MU ., bullrtie'I •-'· SYSTEMl~R 7101 Stater Street INTERNATIONAL TRADING Unll ' c· t<unll119I.;., B .. <11. C•lllornl; MARKETS. LTD. nu CMoo • .SUllt l , '2Uo Newp0rt .... 11. C•lll0t11la •MO Kenntlll Jamu Grimm. 120\l't AnlllOllY l.. Merc•nOanct. ?l!S OrtrllCI Avenue. Coroll• Oel Mar, Caroll. Newport Buell. Calllontla Calllornla '2US ~ Tnl\ bu••neu ts conovct.o by.,. In· Wa11ya Mal l.lr1 Mere-•. 211S dl•ldual. C•rob. Newport 8H<h, CaUlor11la l(Of\IWlll J Grimm 92660 Tiiis ,,.,_, •K 111..i wltll IN Tllll bUllnes•" conduc•O .. •limit· (OU'llf (ltrk Of Or ... ~ County Ott 10 partnertltlp A!>rll l . 1'11 Anthony L Merc..ndanla ,UttU Tllh lUtl-1 wu 111.0 with Ille Publlt.Ncl Or-CoHI D.ily Piiot, COUflly C:ltrk ol Or.,.~ C.unty on APf'll ~. n , "· 2'. "" IU2 ,, April •."" ,,ff1ff PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUI IUllNISS NAME STATIMEHT Publl-Or-C...st Dally Piiot, Aprll U. 1•. ?6, ~y >. 1"1 117WI PUBLIC NOTICE Th• lollowi119 ~''°" 11 ctolnQ bull "CTtTIOUS IUSINISS lHI at. HAMI STATIMSHT JB MANAGEMENT SERVICES. Tiie IOllowlng -SOii ll dolne -·· IOlO Al,...ay. Cost. MeM. C..lllornla neu .. mu A•H BEACH STORE, 602 Pe<lfl< J eannelle M 8•11 . IO JOI CNtl Htglwway.t<untlnotOfl .. Kll.CA NHtml,.ter A..,..,.. Garden Ciro ... tlMt :•lllcwnle ma Alfr.O Klln1mMn. S21l Rolll"9 Tlllt butlMH Is Con<k.ttlad by.,, In· Hiiis, A~m. CA '2I01 ll•ldu.i. Tiiis ....,.,_Is cencNct.o by an In· _,._lte M .. II dl•ldual Tlllt sat-I ••• 111.0 with Ille Allr.O l(llnJmaM :ounty Cltrk ol Or.,.9f County 011 Tnl1 ttelamenl wat lllm .. 1111 Ille 'Prll '·net County Cltrll of OrM99 County Oft PUt1 .. Aprll ll. 1"1. Pultllu.d Or-COHI Dally Piiot. " ... ' 'prll 11, n . tl. May 3, ltll 1110-tl Pultllu.d Or-C...ll Dally Piiot, 'Prli 19,2•,May30 I00 "'t 1110-tl PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE '1CTITIOUI IUMN•U PICTITIOUI •UllNISS NAMI STAT I MS NT • NAMI ITATSM•NT TIMI folto.1119 __, .. OOI"' ltlitl· TIM loilowlne ,.,_. ii *"'9 llusl- neN •. Mlt e•; SUHWOOO PATIO SERVICE, G~NJI C:O •• JJ1 Weltlt<-Pl., 11• w. ,,_. sc .. s-t.-AM, CA '270t Colle~ CA n.- llalldy 1 . VM Cott, ITIO w Ulll C•rol _,..,, Seger, JSt WtSlbr- SI ., $ante,._, CA '2706 Pl., Cosl• M9M, CA '26» Tiii•-'-,, c-.c...i lly ... Ill· Tiii• .....,,,... "cOtlCNc-.ct tty all In· dlv14ual di•~. Randy I VM (Mt c->l JeM $et9r r1111 ......_i wn 11 .... w1t11 ttw Thi• •t.e'9nwlt •• n1w wllll 111e Cou11t y C .. rk of 0r.,,._ Coullty 0tt County ci.rk of 0r""91 Co;Htty °" Altrll "·"" Aptll "· '"'· Pl...a , ..... l'uOlllllM 0r"'9' C-t Delly PllOt P'*I'-Or-. GM.i O.lly P!Mt. Aprll It, it,_., I. It, 1tl1 llOH: "-"" It. 2', Mey I. 10, ltlt lllMI P\JBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE .. I Classic offering Of Ia~e '>< 1Pn·t11-I'\.· d .h ..... ll h11111L··,, \\'1th A n~"' tin:mcing pl.in h.1~ hl"l"l1 1ntmtcd r11 m.1kc rhi... 11nl' 11! rhl' mu..,t our..,rand1 ng n~w huml' 11wc:-.tmcnt npportu n i tic.., m \ l' ,1r .... .a.. I ,ltnl"lllrll"' hL'!Htl rll.! d)l• L j.,..,..,jl financing Ne\\'purt way o f ltfL'. 3 & 4 hcJn 111m rl' .... 1JcnLl'" h um $370,000 to $455.CX!O* C.dl fpr cnmrrl're derail .... Tht: WL'stcl1ff Gn 1vl' "Chi .... sic Fi nanc 111g Plan" n tkr!) HX-"°~1 fin,rncing with no monthly pa\'ml·nr... l11r nint: m1mth .... le mean~ .in nppo rrunit\ tu hu~ ,1 prl'..,tlgiuu ... ht1me in _nnc pf che ffHht pre~t1g1uu:-. are,I:-. 111 rhl' c1 nmrry. We:-.cd1ff C:inl\'l' 1.., .1 Wr\ ran? offering ut PhonL' (714) 646-509 2 Sil le ... 11fficL' i1nd modd h1 imc:-1 irt·n lb1 !\ trom II ,1.m. (P,5 r.m. l'r1'"' dln!l\1 .l.11<· ••I pul•l11 .1111'11 I tl\hHll) ,,, .. ,,, I Travis Ranch ,.,,..., feature western <nerion. Orange Coast DAILY PfLOT/8u'1<My, April 28, 1981 -. Buying a house can lie a pain! . Raising the money can be. a humbling experience indeed ! By JOHN CUNNIFF NEW YORK (AP> -Buying your flts4 home ahoWd be exciting, 1nteresUn1 and enjoyable, aaya the National Ma~lattoo or Rnlton. "On the other hand" lt concedes, "it can be a pain in the neck." Aft.er reading the Realtors' U.t of possible sources of funds, some would-be buyers mi1ht also conclude that the pain can spread north into the cranium and south to the lower back area too. Whatever , the recommen- dations do auggest how hard it is to buy a house these days, when taxea and inOatlon shrivel the paycheek, and the median purchase price paid by first-lime hom e buyers exceeds $50,000. The list begins with a re-,..,,.,. minder that the financial rule of thumb has been bent. Whereas 25 percent of monthly income once was considered the maximum a couple could af- ford for housing, the limit now is 33. agaln1l lt," the Realtors advise. And lt you *re short Ollly a few hundred dollars, "you could tsk your employer for a pay advance." , The very Jdeu make you ache all over. 'the profit-sharing was to be used only in an emer1en· cy. To think that something u beautiful aa your first house should be so cat.eaortzed, and that you ar e forced to admit your wheeler-dealer, oyt:T· spending, irresponsible ways to the bost. SHOULD YOU FOLLOW the next su111eation you 'II know the pain is truly physical rather than psychosomatic. You are advised that "Buying a horn e that needs work is another way to ecf)nom1ze," because "sellers may be willina to lower their asking pnce if they don't have to make major repairs." Those repairs of course. would be made by you. By you, and maybe others who seek to pro~t their investiment. such as parents. Youn1 people "may find it humiliating to ask parents ... for short-term loans, but keep in mind that parents o.ften had to humble themselves when they were firs t starting , too." the Realtors say ! Travis Ranch offers big lots A 33 P ERCENT figure can be achieved. of course, only by cutting into other spending areas, and while the Realtors don't spell them out, those areas generally include entertainment and travel. and sometimes even family size. The pain in the neck is now spreading perceptibly. Before you can even consider the discomfort. however. you must consider how to raise the down payment. "Draining your s avings account is the most obvious way," the Realtors report. "But if you come up short," they advise, "you m ay have to tap other sources " HUMBLING INDEED, but there's more too. The homeseeker is advised that "other avenues' ln· elude holding a garage sale, free-lancing a talent s uch as painting, carpentry or baby-sitting." This advice is sound and necessary. but the pressures that make it necessary, and the painful consequences or it. are unfortunate I The William Lyon Co. offers a selection or four innovative floor plans at Travis Ranch m Yorba Linda with up to 2,566 square feet and three or four bedrooms priced from $146,990. The residences are on lots of 10,000 square-foot minimum and in a village-styled setting with suburban atmosphere. The sales office is open daily, except Thurs· day, from 10 a.m to 6 p.m. at 20609 Via A2ul reached by taking Kellogg Onve (off Imperiai Hi ghway ) to Yorba Linda Boulevard, then right to the Yorba Linda community. ! Reasonable pria!s at The Arbor The Arbor, an adult attached housing develop· ment in Fullerton features one-and two-bedroom floor plans. Ranging in size from approximately • 591 to 1,354 square feet. these homes are priced from $64,900 to $100,500. · Located at 2900 Madison Ave. m Fullerton. the sales office and models are open daily from 10 a m lo dusk To reach The Arbor. take the Orange Freeway and exit east on Yorba Linda Boulevard ,· _______________ _ CALL MITZI WELLS FORA FULLYASSUMABLELOAN- INTEREST ONLY! Newport Equity'Funds -In c Licenseo Broker Since 19 71 (714) 760-6060 1981 Apartment Show May 2nd & 3rd 1 O a.m. to 6 p.m. Anaheim Convention Center Six educational seminars featuring Dr. Albert Lowry, Duane Gomer and other experts in taxation, law and investments. Displays, exhibits & demonstrations. Drawings and prizes. Bring along this ad for complimentary tickets at the door. Sponsored by: Apartment Association of Orange County 12862 Garden Grove Blvd , '2So, Garden Grove, CA 92643 (714)638-5560 .$50,000 to $500,000 INCOME PROPERTV SECONDS • latereet oel" .. .,.... .. · ·----·~ •Jl..U..tllll ' • Weekly c__..._ .. •No.daly ...... . . , ........ ,.,_. ......... C.eHfo .... ContKI our .... ,.,_.._ -ntc. for your f1rninclng ne.ds (71•) 759·1515 AMINCAM MOMe MOtn'OMI "° Nttwpa'1 Cent., ~ 0.119n~ia ,.._po,, IMdl. Calllomle 92tf0 - ' Turn right on Placentia Avenue to Madison Tum right on Madison to 1he entrance of this planned community. The sales office telephone number is 996-5990. SheffieUl Manor opens ~HEFFIELO MANOR, a community of single family attached homes. is celebrating its grand opening in Irvine Village of Northwood. Sheffie ld Manor's two and three-bedroom home intenor plans are adaptable to lifestyle needs The J efferson. Plan 420, has two large bedrooms that can be utilized as separate master suites What other sources? Well. you might bor row on your cash-value life insurance policy. The life insurance industry doesn't Like that idea. as you might have heard, but they can do little about it! They must lend it. generally at a maximum of 8 percent, if you ask them for it. Painful and unfortunate because they might deprive a couple of the very things they wanted the house for: ~ecurity , a sense of privacy, freedom from rent increases. a place of their own , and comfort SECURITY BECOMES msecurity because the budget is busted. Privacy is undermined by the re- a li zation that parental lenders are entitled to in· s pect the ir investment Rent increases ~re replaced by n smg taxes. And comfort is dispelJed by the a valanche of l.lllls and new duties. Prices for the two-story residences range from $124,950 to $143,950. The model homes are open daily from 10 a.m to 6 p m. To reach the new community by Merickel Development. take the Santa Ana Freeway (5) to the Culve r Drive exit. Go north on Culver to Irvine Boulevard and turn right to the temporary en trance of Sheffield Manor on the right INSl 'RERS WARN, however. that borrowing from them can conceivably endanger your 10 s urance policy. The possibility exists. for instance. that if you fail to meet loan payments your policy could cease In your quest for a house. that is. you are moving into areas of risk. and nsk has shown itself lo be a ma1or cause of stomach. neck and other pains Ah. but the acht:S and pains and stresses and sacrifices might be worth it You are advised that "Once you're in , you'll be able to use the ac- cumulated equity as downpayment on your second pur<:hase " "If your company has a profit sharing program, look into the possibility of withdrawing what you tf.ct ve in your account or borrowing You have won another chance You have won the right lo do it again About two years ago we ~tarted work on what is pcrhap~ t hl' m rn,t desirable residential site in aJI of Cowan He ighL'-. Since then in a very mctho<lical, metic ulous and careful way we have nearly completed the cntry, the country duh faciliti<:~ and the first four hom o in the area we now call RockingHor-.e Ridge . The entry, w h ich will be protected b} a guard hou~t· with 2-. hour protcccio n, the: cluhhou~c. the ~ tennis court-.. 2 racqU<.:t· ball coun~. the 25 meter swimming pool and ~pa and rhe fir-.r four h o mes are visible from Newp o rt Hlvd . Bccau~e of this and quite like:!)' hecauc;c oftht· 1mpo-.ing~izt: of the clu b and of the ho mes we have been unable: to kt'ep pcopk from coming in to find o ut when the homes would he aYai lahle for purchase. They ~ked the plumbers, the carpcnt<:r!'>. the t:lct·· rricians and anybody else they could s top who in turn referred the m to the job superintendent who in turn called the ho me office and kept giving us names and phonc numbers and con· vinced us to put a company representative o n the sit t·. Tub \V.L' o nly a few months ago. And pcopk arc:; still sto pping. In fact. w<.:'ve alrt"adv -.old 11 of the flr'lt 22 h o me-. in our initiaJ rcka~c And thc m.m.lcls art· ~till only in the final ~tagt"~ of constru ction. n ecau"le of this inicn: ... t. we've put a traikr on site and turned it into a 'lak-. o ftke ~of sons" and dcdc..kd to havt" J pre-preview ~howing of R<Kkingl lor~c mdgc ~o that cvc:ryont: who b in· terested ha'> an equal chance at the n:mainin~ 11 homt:s If )<>u've hn·n looking for ju~t the right ho me m the right place ~top and take a look at w hat\ going on at Rocking! lo rse Ridge:. From the !>wn·ping country vie \.vs, to the magnificent home~ to tht· incomparahlt: country duh you'll find nothing to compan:. It'!> -.till a hit ch1~t)' and wc..:'n · ~'bit of work to d o on the fir'lt four home~. hut there·~ no doubt that you'll ~cc why so many people havt: hccn ~o interci-tt·d and w h y 11 lamilk~ felt they just had to live here Priced from $373,000 .. ________________________ _,, __ ....,. For information call (714) 639-8670. ,,,_ ., ,. .. ... ... . ' ... ., Ir II~ ' General guidelines for homeowners should be followed ti When Robert Fn)9t wrote "Good feocet make In general, say the law proleuon, where ~ Mlahbon," M may have been 1lvln1 the 00 appropriate loc•l or at.ate laws apply, any poulble lefal advice to bomeownen, H • nulaance to a homeowner may become a teral rvey Zuckm•n, profe1sor of law at the Catbo~c matter when ''It become. an invaalon of a penon'• lJnlieni~ of America in Wublnrton. D.C. comfort.able enjoymept of hil property." However, -1Apl rtabtt and obli1aUona of a homeowner says Waite, the law ii not geared to the petty com· and, bh nelpbon may vary from one community plainer. It's when you reach the limit -when to another, but there are some 1eneral 1uldellnea posseasln& the property ia no lon1er an advanta1e that should be followed, accordin1 to Zuckman and because of a real lnvaaion -that you should tab h1J colleague, law professor G. Graham Waite. your appeal to court. For example: Most c.ourta of law, be says, will consider a ,-Keep your grus mowed. homeowner's complaint against a nei,hbor "when . -. Prevent treea,1 branches or fences from fall· it infringes on the abWty of the ordinary penoo lo tnl .on y'our. nel&hbor a property. , live and enjoy the premises the way they were de· -Don t plant or build things on a neighbor s signed to be enjoyed.•• land. For instance, he says, loud music played at an SIMPLE AS THEY sound, theu three rules represent the moat common complaints of bomeowneni against neighbors, says Waite. Homeowners are protected .bY local or dlnances, plwi the law of nuisance. This law. Zuckman explains, protects against a homeowner'• unreasonable use or real property to the substantial detriment of another homeowner. occasional party would not be ille1al, but regular trumpet playing at 3 a.m. on a patio couJd bring the policetoone'a door HOMEOWNERS ARE LIABLE for any damages done by a falling tree, branch or fence, Waite says, as weH as damages done by excava· lion that would cause a neighbor's soil to subside or his foundation to settle. Many Sommerset homes feature three-car garages For in.stance, occasional burning of trash or throwing of a loud party wouJd not be a nuisance. But if such occasions are chronic, or very bothersome in a single incident. then the nearby landowner might have reason for action of a private nuisanc;e. (A public nuisance, Zuckman adds, would be one that affects the public generally, such as a Ian· downer barricading a public street and causing traffic to detour around it. l "It's not uncommon," he says, "to find that a fence or a garage has been built on a neighbor's property. tr not removed in a court-prescribed period, the ownership of the construction could ac· tually be pHssed to the person on whose property it was built." The common settlement in such a case. he adds is eilher to remove the construction or to let the owner of lhe land on which it is built buy the improvement for the amount it increases his property-not the value of the construction. Country • at Sommerset views Be sure drywall is solidly attached By ANDY LANG Q: I want to use a drywall material for the ceiling in our garage I worked with the same kind of material a few years ago, but that was for a wall. I remember that I finished the joints with t ape and a kind of compound. Can I do the same thing with the ceiling Joints or won't that work? A : Yes, you can finish the joints the ume way with the ume kind of tape and compound. Whatever kind of drywall material you use, be sure that It Is solidly attached, even more so than to a wall. Hit lsn'tthe welghtofthe material may pull It downward after a few months or a year or two. PUBLIC NOTICE In the event of death or injury of a neighbor on a homeowner's property -such as in a swimming pool "the legal question is whether you behaved with such care as to prevent the accident," says Zuckman. For example, in the case or a drowning, "There may be both civil and criminal li abilities If you don't have a fence high enough lo keep children out " THE BEST ADVICE for homeowners, Waite says. is to: Use common sense. Act with courtesy and diligence. Carry insurance ·'The last people you want to get into a fight with are your neighbors," he adds. "It's striking too close to the heart of a person's life. Try to en· dure the small annoyances. If you don't complain about something your neighbor does, maybe he won't complain when you do something that an· noys him. "The law tries to give to the homeowner a ll possible avenues to make life pleasant ... he says "This 1s one place where the 'land of the free' has some meaning " Sommenet Country Homes m Brea offer as m any as four bedrooms and three baths and are priced rrom $131.500. Themed to single-family styled privacy. the townhomes feature private tennis courti.. a Junior Olympic pool. spa. sun deck , cabanas and volleyball court. The privately walled community is in a hilltop locale with spectacular night·light and countryside views Sommerset Coun try Homes may be reached by taking the Orange Freeway to Lambert Road, east to Kraemer and the Riddle community in Brea Croim Royale roode/,s open Crown Royale in Laguna Niguel is opening its doMs. The sales center has already taken reserva lions for most of Phase I and one third of Phase 11 . and the model opening will increase those figures markedly. The homes range in size from 2,275 to 4.075 square feet of hvmg space and seven floor plans To reach Crown Roy ale, take the• Cro'A n Valley Parkway exit ofr the San Diego Frc·eway (4051 and driv(' south toward the ocean to La Pai Road The sales center ts open dally from 10 a m to 6 p m and W('lcomes inquines at 495·2247 Bearh condos amiWhle Situated three blocki. from the beach, on a blufftop overlooking the ocean and Newport Barbor, Villa Balboa condominiums are priced from $129,000 to $.150,000 The varaou!i residences rangt' 1n size from 955 to 2,035 squa re f('Cl. tnt•ludmg patios and decks, and feature one bedroom with one bath; one bedroom, den and one bath; two bedrooms with lwo full bathi. and two bedrooms. family room and two baths Model home!! by Saddleback Interiors are open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 220 Nice Lane in Newport Beach Beach To reach Villa Balboa. take Pacific Coai.l Highway lo Supenor Avenue. JUSt west of Newport Boulevard. then up the hill to Nice Lane and the luxury community of vacation and permanent residences .J ock Anders.on oa·11y P1·1a1"" re veals zn the In I~ Matter OI the APC>llU llon ol SY•"• J S.r"""' 10< ChAniie of Name .AMINDIOO•DE•TOSHOW C.AUH l"Ott CHANOli 01' It.AME C.All NUMalU Al-J $TASHA J BEAMAN M\ llled t IMltlll"" In '"" covn f0< en 0<dtr •I 1,..1no pe41ltorer Id c,,.noe ,,.r ,,.,,,. lr4m STASHA J BEAMAN lo HASHA J URBAN ll ,. ,,.,tOy O<d9fed 11\et ... .,.,_ 1111.,.•tlM '" h "'.iter •lor•wld --r MfOf'e lhlt C-1 In ~lnMfll ... J ., 100 0•1< c-.. 0..1 .. W.11, s.nte """· c.llfOt'ftle, on Moy •. Itel, •l 10 JO o 'ctou • m , -,...., •flO llMre w111 ll•ow ceuM, If eny u,.,. have. why \eld !Mlflloft 10< chAnge of neme should no11» gr ... ted PUBLIC NOTICE ~BLIC NOTICE ., l'ICTITIOUS aUSINEU ,.CTITIOUS aUSINEU NAME STATEMllNT NAME STATIMINT Tne fOltowtnQ Pl"'°" u OOtn-Q e>u" Tnt 10110.ino P•'"°"" •r• dolno n•n ., bU\IMU •• DONAi/EN REALTY, 'Ill LO\ I.A l CAMBRIDGE CAPITAL P•to• Ori ... HunllnQIO<\ S..o<ll, CA GROU P •nd !Bl CAMBRIDGE '11... CAPITAL, INC •• C•lllO<fll• cor Tllomn Wllll•m Ooft•ven, 111. P<1r•llort, ~ S Pvll"""' Str•I, S.nu •U• Lo• Petos Drlvt. Hunlln9ton Ane , CA n~ Buell, CA.,_ Tiit $1mon Ellrtnleld Group, Tiii• buslnHS 11 condv<tecl DY en In lncorpor ettd, • C•lllornla cor dlvleuet p0r•llort, "4 S Pull,,..n Slr•I. S.nle Classic country elegance at Rancho Santa Fe. II II IU<ll•otr OrUerecl tllel copy o( lllil orelff to >how ceuw De puOU\Md 111 The Delly Pilot, • new~.-r of generel ctrculellort. pullll\tled In 1111\ ceunly et te .. 1 on<t • w•• lor '°"' conwcutr.. -•• Pf'IOr to ti. Gey ol ... d ...... l"Q 0.ltd MllrO\ ... , .. 1 RONALD H PAENNER J..cloeOft,,.5-rlorCourt PuDllllwcl Or-Coott Delly Piiot Apfll i. 11, " 26, 1 .. 1 tM?·ll PUBLIC NOTICE r-w Oanavtn, 111 Ana, CA nm Tiii• s~t ,. .. lllecl with I... T"ll l>llWMU "con$oc .... by o <Clf' Counly Clerk of OrM109 County °" po<etlon ""'" "· 1 .. 1 T11e s1..._.u,, ... 1.10 1'1-J Gr-, In< PuDll"'9d Or-<:Mil Delly Pllol, Otnnl• I Simon. Apnl 1•, i., May J, 10. , .. , p,..,dtnl ,...._., Thi\ si.t.ement ... , 11100 .. 11n ,,,. PUBLIC NOTICE H.-7Dl5 sur1•10tt COURT 0, CALI l"O•NtA COUNTY 0' O•t.NOE CM• Ne. A 1Nll4 NOTICE 0' rERSON.AL •E .. R•SENTATtVl'S SALE 01" ••.AL r•O .. E•TY .AT r•tV.AT• Courity Cl••• or Oren99 County on April ... 1 .. 1 ,., .. ,.. PuDll\llMI O<-CM" D•llY Piiot, Apn l " lt, May J 10, 1 .. 1 1162 .. 1 PUBLIC NOTICE N·7?216 SALE l~t•,1121 fUr••10tt C:OUU 01' U.Ltl'OllNIA In rt IN E•Lel• ol ANTHONY JOHN COUNTY OI' OR.ANOll l"ICTITIOUS aUllNIU g.ALLINA, eu TONY BALLIN ERO, C-e Me . .A IMff2 H.AMI ST.ATIMENT ecu..c! It OT t C Ii O, r I• S 0 NA L Tiie IOllowl1>9 perW>n> •rt doing NOTICE IS HEREBY Gii/EN IMI • Er• ISINT ATIVE'S 'ALI 01" DU•lneu.. Ju D y I( HERN ... ND IE l ~•OrE•TY .AT ... IV.ATE LANDEVCO VENTURES, n21 BALLINEllO. •• pe.-1 r_,... ... ,. ::LAEL llrcll SlrHI, S111te 110, Newpo1 l lollve ol the EJ .. lt ol ANTHONY l......cM711Jl21 a.eel! Colllorftl••2'60 JOHN GALLINA, •k• TONY ........ i.wot LANDEllCO LTO'. • CelifOf'.,,. BALLINEAO, DKHMCI, wtll Mii et lu.ACELIAW&ST, CMporellon, '911 Bircll Street, S<lllo prl,.eto ..... to tN lllQl>tt! •net bHI DecooM41. ,,0, He_t .. ecll, c.i11om1 • .-Dl4cler. _ ,,,. ,.,_...,, cOftdlllom NOTICE IS HE•E•Y GIVEN lllOI T .AW CORPORATION o M .. lnefl9r,._tl_,,,_..,b)«tto FREDA SYLVIA MONROE ot C II t I 4ttt Bl• II CortllrmetiOft Dy Ille S-rlor Cour1, Ofl • ol orri • coroor•t on, re Mo 1 Itel 11 00 P M 1,,. 11 pertof'lol r--ratwe al the Ett.to Sl rHI, s .. 11. 170. Newoort Buch, w11~1n' 1,,. i1~ e11ow'M'i,~· ••• ~: ,: of ELLA CELIA WEST, Ot<.aeMCI, will C.lllOrll~=\/CO LTD 0' I I c et ol De L UIC y . Hun I & Mii ., prlvete .. i.. 10 ,,,. lllg ... tl • ..., JOllfl IE a.to. Fe1utermekar, ettorneys for the t>n1 blddef', ...... , 0.. ,.,..,. -c- . · PtrtOft•I repreuftletlve et uo dlllon> ,,.rtlnefler meftll-41, end Prnillenl N C. l D s' It 2 l tubjeCI to co111lrmollofl by Ille Fairbanks Ranch. Per- haps the most impor- tant private residential com- munity ever created in Southern Cali fornia . 1,240 prime master-planned acres at Ranch o Santa Fe, an area renowned for its prestige, the traditional beauty of its ar- chitecture and charming earl y California ambience. Here you w ill find estate sites of one acre and larger with all access controlled by electron- ically activated privacy gates. M l' rwarin~ \.Ompll'liu n . A lull l'l]Ul'"tricin LL'nter ,1nd \\·.1n · Lkring tr.1il '> w ill bL1 includl'd •a$ will FJ irbanl..-. Villagl' Plazn, to be built at the south- we~t entry of thl' Ranch tu provide co nvt•nient .,hopping and professional ser vices. It will almos t be impoc.,- sible to believe you are only a few minutes from the San Diego Freeway, twt•nty-five miles from downtown San Diego and comfortably close to Orange County and Los Angeles. Tlllt , .. ._, we1 lllecl with Ille N::::;.1...:;, e~ ~·.11 ~ .... rlg~t' s...,.rtor Cour1, °" ~y I , 1 .. 1. el 2 00 Co11nty Cler1< of O<en0t Couftty Ofl lllle lnlertsl · • .,. nlele of Ille 09: P.M .. or lhertafMr wlllllft Ille ti-•I· Aprll '· , .. , 111 CHMd, ~ ei1111e rlglll, tllle, lftlJlrHI ,_.., DY lew, et Ille otlkH of Del.en- "'" e nd ••l•lt 111•1 the Elle te of cy, Hunt & """llermellff, ottorno• PuDllllwcl Oranoo COOll Delly Piiot, ANTHONY JOHN GALLINA ·-· for Ille --r~letl••. •l 00 "'1<1112, It, 1', Mey l, , .. , l17Hl TON y BALLINERO. OK•eMd, he~ Newport C.nter Drive, Svllt 211, - ----ecQulr•d 11v operellon of tew or Hewp0r1 llNcll, CA n..G, •II I"" rl9llt, PUBLIC NOTICE otllerwlM. olhtr ltl...,, or In OddlllOfl to, lltle. lftlerHt, eflll •t•te of the de• lhel ol ,,,. d«e-. et Ille time of llh ceued, •flll ell '"" •IOM. lllle, lntornl -0.•111 In -.. •II "'°' ctr1elft .... •nd Htot• lNt .... Ellett of ELL.A "CTITIOUS au111t•H p,._~ly tftuolecl In 1,,. City of lrvlM CELI.A WEST, dee.MMC!,,,., ecqulred N.AMa ST.A T&M•NT Orono-C..,...,.y C..llfornle O.tcrl'"° Dy operetlon of I-°' otllerwlM, oilier Tiie IOI-Ing ...,...,,, I• .... lfto llutl· •• follow> • • '"°"· .... In oddltlort lo, lMI of , ... .,. • ..... .. , LOI 112 Tr.ct No ••n Of "'°~,. ce•M41, •t Ille II .... of"'' •• ,,,, lft •net T hrough out time this land has attracted swash- buckling romantics yearning to call it their own. One such man was Douglas Fairbanks. Awe struck upo n seeing its breathtaking na tural beauty he determined that here was the perfect place for his and Mary's dream house. But alas, it was not to be. Fairbanks Ranch Fairbanks Ranch hold<; eVL'rv promise of becoming one of the most prestigious and sought after addresses in Southern Cali fornia . A place of enchanting beauty and ~n during charm. It is one of the last npportunitic::,, to enjoy a truly elegant, rural lifestyle with every modern con- venience. All homesites are improved with natural gas, sewers and cable television and of course, all utilities are underground. SOUTH COAST MORTOAOE, cordMI In""" County of O<enoe. -loolllne1urt.JnrHlpt.,......ty,tltUOI· 2U7' Le \/lne ~lvt, MIMlon Viejo, elMI k-01 llJ PIMVlew, lrvlM, •d In Ille City of N•wPort •Hcll, C.llfonlle9'ltl. Celllornle m" Coron• 41•1 Mer, Oronve CovfllY. lierf'y A. Wllll.,,,,, tl6H LO \/IN Thi• .. i. It ~'9<1 to COV9" ...... , Colllorlll•, -r•-•• lot-. Orl'ft, w.-. lllefo, c.lll0<ftle t»tt. conditions, rnvtctlOM. r.-vetlol\a, Loh 11 ~ 14, Bloek 143, Cor-Cllel Tiiis -1flete I• condllclecl by ., ,,.. rlellt•, rtoMJ of way, eo~, -Mor, H .-°" • !NIP rec~rded In 4iv1-.e1. en41mptto.. or pay,.....,. of ulsllno .... Boo II 3, P•O-• •t on• 42 ol Mh· H. A. w1111.,,,, cumbronc• of record 1., ,,,. -•ox c•llon.-Mopt, llKorO. of Orenee Thi• stei-1 w• filed wllll ,,,. Imoto 0,,_ of S7S.O!JO.OO. Covnty, C..lllomle, elMI •-.. SIO C..,nty Clerll 04 O<_,oe County Oft TIM termt -c-lllofts ol '"" Mle PolnMtlle A-. eor-clel Mor. •11 2, "" or• uth 1n t..wfvl ,,_., o1 ,,,. Unllecl Celllorftlo, mu. ~'""' 5totn ., ....,_le.a • pert CHtl -Tlllt .... It ~'9<1 to COV*fl .... U, r111HltMcl Oraflfllt C:O.tl belly Piiot, per1 c...Slt, ttw ,.,_of t..cll tre4111 lo <Ofldlttons. rHlrlctiOft•, reMrvellont, AprllS,IJ.lt.2',ltll ,...._.,be e cuptobl• lo Ille person•! r'911tt,rlohUofwey,-••tonMflta. PUBUC NOTICE rtt>r••lltoflYe -to Ille Couf'I T"1 Tiie l•rms end condlll-of ll>t tole ,.reoflt of .,. •-• bl4I to eccom· ere CHll In •-Ill._ of Ille Uftllecl PO"Y lhe ~ -Ille MIMIC• lo be Slotet of Al'NrlU w per1 <atll -paid -cloM of ncrow oil., (Oft. POf'\ <•..Sit, I,,. t.,mt of 1..ch cradtl to l'ICTIT10Ua eu11••U flrmetlon Of .... by 1111 Court Tutt be o c cepteble lo 1111 pertoftel NAMa aTAT•M•NT . ret1h, operollng -molllt-nce u '. rapreMfltollve -lo Ille court. Ten Th• toll°"""' ""'°" It dolne lllUll· PAMO. im...tt °" encu~M<a, ... percent of Ille •mount Old lo eccem· MM••· aeclotlon -... -premlwnt Oii In-pefly Ille offor -the INllOft« IO lie CO•'°"-'TE c.ar1T~ '°' Dow ... reMO ~ to \lie _<,,._ pold -<loM of ft<•-ofMf '°"'" f trut, s..11• tao, N"'port Boocll, 111•11 lie,,..._•• If 11\e •et• a1 r .. llrmollort of uie by Vie Court. Ta ... , C.lllCH'lllP ftWO. <anllfle fl 1119 COll .. yMCe. TM ... •flll premlumt on lnlWonca K~ HIR8El'T RIKEUl!lAN, 21 oml11ollon .. lltlO end rKorclln9 of .... to.,,.~· th•ll .. prorated Coyut• UM, •• Toro, Cellfornl con,...yonc•, lllell b. at lM .. _ .. of oa of the date of ..c;onlln9 of lM <an• ~. u.. ,.,,c.,_. Soller to 1w .. 1tfl u119 ,.,. ,....,..nc •. nw •urnllWlllon of t111e, ...- '"'• ~It ~ltCI ...-.,. I llH'OllC• pelky. r9'0rclln9 fl ~yanu, NII '9 .. flv~ol ei.e w affw'I .,. lnvllOO rw 11111 Ille eaeoeMP of tM --'"-• IPli.r • ~ IUk•lmPl'I ,..._,ty t1111 ,.._, ii. 1n wr111ne Md ""'""" lltlP ,,...,,_. fOllcy, Th.It .._,_. ... filed wlllt I .111 be r.c•lvld •• IM ofll<H of 114• Of ~ .,.. lllvli.d .... 1111• Cet1nty Clot'k ot OrMOe County o Oeun<y, Hunt & ,..,.. .. rmekM, ••· ,w1...,.ll brty Ind 1~1 .":' i':. ":~=•°'= Nfll t , ltlt, tWNYI #Pf Ille .. ,_.. .. p ... -. e r~~-& .......... --~~ at .. , letlva, el .......... c.aMitr Ori.., OolPMY, m•n ..-..-• .._, • 1'"941,,_ OrMflt coete Delly "'*• tlltw 211, ~ IMcl\. CA nMe w lffflPYI lor I ...... Mftol l'Pl>f9-· ~II ll, It .. ,,,,.., I '"' 117 ... 1 moy M lllM ...... "" O.rll of ... lotl••· el .. ........,, °"*' °""· ' ' ' ._..,.., c.urt ot .,.., llll'IP ol•r IN hlto 211, .....,.,. ee.Kll. CA t3MO Pl' PUBUCN,...CE first ,..bllCOllcN) Pl tftla ...Cleo .,,. moy lie lllM Witt! Ute 0.1'1 flf 111P Ntef'• l'IWlllnt t.. ..... ~ w Coollf't oe any time •"" lllP l'ar lllf'Vltr lltfo""olloft oM b!c1 flnl IM'Ml<fllOn Pl Ullt .otl~ .... 1wm1._..•111P ~If Illa ot· ..._tl'lllllllntt ....... l'tCTl11out Mii'••• 1.,IMY• ler -..,_., rtlH'PMll· ~., funller l11formellefl •M 1114 ..-nATUMMT IWe. 1-1 ._. to 11111 aH1ctt Of tN ot· TllP ,........_ ..,._ •r• ••nt Tiie rltM 11 r..-" rtleet ony tornon tor uw MrlPftat .....,...... ,.,,._•: oMell-. 1.0tlvp, llMAAO/HAWKINI. 1'tl flt.-oetM1 .. ~ M..:.. Hit Tiie rltM la ,..,...... to ,.leet Pfl'f tie UMI •I QM.a .._, GlllWNI ~~I ~::.~NM,"" • ,,......... .... ...,..11.... ,.,... ..,.._..,..,.,.., -~,,.....OtllltllO -~ .......... .... ,MrllinlMf'o, I efll•CllllWtll. ~ ~ -U111K"t'1INIW& ~.-.W a Fairbanks' passion for this land continued, however, as he turned it into a working ranch where citrus groves were planted, lakes built and streams created. Today, it can be the perfect place for your dream home. Panoramic views across the valley to the coast in a cli- mate of refreshing seawashed air. Towering eucalyptus forests, orange groves and beautiful rolling meadows offer a rare, uncluttered set- ting. A lakeside clubhouse with beautiful tennis facilities ... ,....... . ......... • -:"·....,"· =::::=,.._.,,. Obtain tht Proptrty Report rtqllltrd "Y Ftdtral law and read it -secure an appointment to visit Fairbanks Ranch to- day. Ranch tours by appoint- ment only: Fairbank.s Ranch Realty Co. P.O. Box 2du, Rancho Santa Fe, California 92067 Telephone (714) 756-3795 (213) 277-9488 From $175,000 ... U: 11 .~ • ~ ........... ,..... 1ut1nre sionlng anything . No federal agmru has 1·udged tf1e merit .......... .. .. -ht ~Clllmr9r......... ~,., 0.. ·:1 ,,.....:. °'i.:!':. 09!•• ,,... ,.........--=-.:':. Deify ~ 11=o;r=va:::::lu~t;;,~if;;:a=H=Y.;'=of~th=l:::'.:p=roper~=;ty~. ===========~=:~=~?=~E=:~:=::=:===:~~;:=~~-=~~=~~ . u. .. ..., a..... o.,.., ... ts, .. ..., t,... t'6Mt L: J -~--- •1 aossaT 1. aavg DB.AR BOB:l read ln \he newspaper that baab WW soon be llaulQc 1 new type of home mortpp. Tbe article 1aid Ui1J J.a ex~cted to ln- creaM the aupply of mortiaae money. 1 p~sume that meam interest rates will drop. Do you think W!t •bould wal\ for thue new mortsacn before b&IYlna a home? -BarryT. DEA• BAlt&Y: No. 1"tHI Comptroller of the C•rreaey. who replate1 aatloaal baaka, Illa• aatlaorlaed tbem to make adJuetable rate mort1aaes <ARM). The lDteresa ra&e caa cbaase up .. I perttat every IU mooebl trltll DO Umtt OD Ute total A&M lacreaae durlJll the at-year m•l1Ple term. SlJlc:e tbe moatb.ly payment woa 't Immediately adjust to reflect lntereat ra&e cbaaaes, It'• poe1lble for the borrower to ftad 11.hneelf owln1 more prlaclpal than was owed wbea the loan waa made. It's c:aUed "negative amortl11· &Ion" and II very daa1erou for &be borrower. If yo11 Uaoa1bt v arlable latere1t rate mort1acea ud reae1otlable rate mort1a1ea were bad for bof'lOwen, the new ARM loana are even wone. Of c:oune, the Sid.A want them. ARM availability probably won't resuJt la lower tn&ere1t ratee for borrowers aaytlme soon. Buy your bome now without a new mortgage. Every day tbou.sanda of buyers purchase bome1 by taking over old low lnteres& rate mortgages. The aeller usually helps finance the sale . Tax-def erred trade out DEAR BOB: ls is true l cannot make a tax· de(erred trade of the equity in m y house for an apart menthouse? -Juan A DEAR JUAN: It's tn>e. Your penoaal res· PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS 8USINIU f'IC:TITIOUS 81J51NESS llAMI. iTATUHNT NAM£ STATUUNT The loll-1119 P•r-u ere Ocllng fr>t 100-1,,g per""" h dOit>Q 11<1~ bui111eu •: tltU •• A M. MOSS I. "SSOCI" TES, 2'112 SUN CO"S T TOIJ AS. 202''> E M ln(h n•o Ori ... Co•I• Mn•. B•llMMI Boulevard. Balboa, c.111ornl• Ca lllornl• ma t1'41. Aobert Mou, 2~n Mlnd•n•o ltuswH H J.,n ... 101'h E . S..lboe Orlve, CoaUI ""9••· c.lllornla t»» BO<ll .. ero, 8•11:10e, Ce11lorn1e '2 .. 1 KetlWrlM Mou. 2tn Mlnoeneo Thll D<nlntU ll Conclucled DJ an 1n Orlw , C:O.UI M9u, Celllornle t21U6 Ol•ldu•I I Tiiis llullMn It conducted DJ .,. In· Auu.11 Jem .. dlvldu•I. Thi• Uel......,,t ••• llled wllh tne R. M-Mn> County C1trk ol Orenoe Count. on Tllll It.a-I WH llled "'"'' Int "prlt 1. "" county C1tr• or Orengo County on l'IH14 Aprll 1, 1"1 PuDloll>e<I Or-C:O.\I O••lv Pt•ot, l'Ut2 "prll S, 12, 19, 26, 19'1 .. It I• P..oH\IWd OrtonQI C:-•I Dally Pllol. "prll S, 12, It, ,., 19'• 1'°9-11 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITlOIJS aUSINIH l'ICTITtOUS I U51N£U HAMI STATllMCMT HAMI. ST,.Tl!MENT Tr>t loHowl,. ,..,_., I• doing 1><111· ... ~~.'.Cl4l-lnc;i per\Oll '' OOinQ 11<1\I n•nH lHE RAINBOW GROUP 111' H"ltRY'S "RCO. 1"8 Htwpon S•l•ador St eoou Me .. u t26j6 8ou1-. ... o. <:Mt• M.eu, C•lllornle Charif• ~ra. 11u' »I•-'>•. '1'11 . Co•U Meu. CJI. 92•:i. ...... , c.i..-yan, 10~ w Victoria, Thi• bu~r>H• .. <O!'Klu<"O bJ Ml In Monltl»tlo, calllornle -.0 d•••dua l T hll INMne• I• tonclu<l.O by .,. In O\Mlle '>f9uro OlvldUal rrus \Ull-t •H llled w1lh lne "'"" c.i. ........ ,.. c Thi• ,,.._, wet 111.., wllh Int ,. o~~\~ ~~~k of Or.,oe County on county (lark 01 Oranoe County on P · f'l .. 2'S Aprll J, 1t•1. ,,,., PUbllV>ed Or-CoHt Dally Pllol, Pu1111.-Or-Coa•I Oelly Ptlot. "P'" 19 16• Mey], '0 1"1 ... HI "Prll S, U. It, U, ltll 1611..-t PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUI IUStMl.U l'ICTlllOUS IU51N£U NAMll ITATIMIMT NAME STATEMENT The lotlowtr>Q .,.non I• 001no ouso T n• 10110 .. inc;i .,.,...., h 0o1no Du•• ne•.1 •t n''' 11 M 0 HOFFLUHO ~CO . 11116 NEWPORT 8E ... (H OEHlAL VU. ~r-te, MiUlon Yle)O, C" '26'1 GROUP. 1 .. 1 "•oc-Avenvt, Su•tt Nlar-11 OutlltlO HOflluno, 2117• .0. Nt•llO'I Buen, C•lllorM• ·~ VI• Sere1.ete, Minion \/le to. '"'fl•" John Peul Ertumoen 0 OS . • Tlllt ~nus h CondU<ttd DY en In Ctlllorn•• t <>rPoratton lloOl Blue K•y, dl~lduat Coroneotl Mor CehlornootJMO --II O Ho#lund John P Erthmoen 0 OS inc J Thll •'-lemtnl was flied wllh Iha Efl ... \moen.PrHt<Mnl County Clerk ol O.enoo County on Th•• •Ulttmtnl wa• llled ,.Ith tht "prll 16, 1911 County Clark 01 O•M'IOO County on 1'1"1M "P"' 9 19'1 P11bll..,..., Or-Co•1tl Delly Pllol, l'Ut1t7 "Prll 19, :i.. ~Y l, 10, "'' 0 ubll"'90 Orenoe Coo\! O••ly P1101 llOt-tl ,. tll ll. It, 16 I.My l 1 .. 1 1111 e1 DEATH NOTICES VILELLE Harbor l\POE 111767 fnr 60 JOHN VU.ELLE. resident ) ears. a life m1·mher of of Newport Bea c h . Ca Newport Harbor Amenc11n Passed away on Apnl 23 l.l'g1on Po!>t 11 29\ He 1981 at the age of 83 He 1s r o u n d c d I ht• A r ch e ~ survived by a fnend and ex R('staur;,nt 1n 'lie" porl ecutor Norma Graham of Beach. Ca in 1925 Fun<'ral Newport Beech. Ca Mr srrvice~ "'II be held on Mon Vilelle was a charter da~ April 27 1981 at member of the Newport 11 OOAM al tht• Pierce -----------Brothers Bell Broad"ay -----------. Chapel "1th BPOE 111767 of f1c1allnll Entombment at Neat-.e Society CMIUTil* -----IMIMAL ,n 146-7431 M elrose Abbey, An<1hc1m Ca\ Fnc•nds may rail at the m~rtuan on Sunday, April !:::1.~:::..-.:::...~.::'~ .. ~ 26. 1981 from 1 OOPM to ----7 OOPM In lteu of rto"rrs ,.,... c:..1w-,..-ct--.-. donation11 mav he madr to ,_ _________ the American· Canrcr Sode -----------tY Pierre Brothers Bell Broad\\ a\ ~fonuar). d1n•r tors. .... CIPOfHUS llLL UOAOWAY MOtlTUilY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642·9150 l .AlTZ IHGllOH SMITH I TVTHILL WHTCLlff CHAl'fl. 427 E 171h SI Costa Mesa 646-9371 ..... CllltOTMBS SMITHS' MOrNAll 627 Main SI '1.lnt~ach rACIAC Y•W ..-.oa11.&. ,,,. .. Cer'IWIMY Mortuary ai.,,.1-CrematOJY 3500 Peclflc VtfNI Drive Newport Beach 644-2700 REED FREEMAN A . REED, resident of N e wport Beach, Ca. Passed away April 25, 1981. Born in Los Angeles, Ca on April 24, 1896. Beloved husband of Dorothy S. Reed; father of Virginia A. Reed & Brad Masters, grandfather of Chris Martin; Big Brother to M ike Kay. Freeman re· quested no memor 1al ser vices. In lieu o f f low ers, tM family suo· gests donations to B ig Br others o f Orange County. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Aprll 26, 1981 . , ... , W.ce II "..a.kt ,...,."1" Mt Mid fer la'"~ ••' or for ue la a c.n• or ....... S.Wnft, 1 .. CM ~nrt II te He• I ,,...,., lt7 aa•Yla• "' ud niltJq fl te ... ...,. 'l1lell H eu QUIJf)' I REAl ESTATE MAILBAG for &r..U.1 18 a "Uke Iliad" tu-deferred e1ellu1e. Purtlaer .UU. an ••ll•ble la my 'Pfflal report "H•• Tas·Deferred Property Eu•u1e• Cu Pyraaakl You W•altla <lac:ludlat New S&arbr DelaJed Esellaqea).'' To ebtata your copy eead a St c•eet payable t. ''Newapaperboob'' for aeport MlM &o &k Oru1e Coatt Dally PUo&, P.O. BoJ[ Ht. Norwood, N.J. 01"8. Land prof it tax detailed DEAR BOB: We've owned some rural land for many years. Our cost wq only about $6,000. A nel1hbor baa offered to buy UU. land from ua for Sl25,000. If we aeU.'how wlll our profit be taxed? -MRS. T.A. DEA~ MKS. T .A.; SIDee you owaed tile pr.p- erty over lZ moatba, you 1ale profit la a IODI · term capital 1a1D. Tllat me ... • perceat of tile 1alJl II taxable ud the <Mber • peree.t II tas•free. Aa a perceata1e of yoar total loa1-t.erm tapltal galn, dependin1 oo your lacome taz bracket, tile tu rate wUJ be betwen 1 percea& ud Z8 pereeat. Sabtrac:tlJl1 your M.• t'M& baall from the SlU,OOG aalea price meau •ut,• la yoar lon1· &erm eaJt&aJ 1a1a. Porty pefftllt, °' .. 7,•. wW be lu1We. 1'M rwmalala1 It pereeat, tn,dt, la tas-tr ... 1'1ae usable .. , .... ii acWecl &o yoar otMr ordlaary taeome, eucla ., job 11lary. To Wutra&e, U yM're lD a 15 pereea& &as braek•, yoa.r es Ira tH oa tbe '47 ... wotlld be aboat •H,IM. At a percentaae of yoar &4Kal tllt,• proftt. tbt'a oaly 14 percent. For more de~ &aU1, aee your tu advller. L. 'I. BOYU ) INFORMS in the Daill Pilat · l_UXUl2~ U~ ~AL~ t=l?UM JU~T 11()S~CJCJ(). L'XURlOUS z, anJ ), L hcdroom ~ingk•,family mtachcd home .... wtth imrrcs~ivc intt~nor dc!:->ign~ . including garJen <H rium:-.. ... imng alco.vcs. ~pacious rooms for entertaining and cozy retreat::. ju~t for thl' rwo t )f you . LUXL'RlOUS village '-t.?t, ting with three tcnni::-. courr-,. four wimmin~ puob. wh1rlrool .,r;1.., .rnd hc.1ucifull\' h1rn.l..,c;1pt·d w.1Jk , way... linking it .111 n1 tht· pri\'acy nf l'ach horTlt' LUXURIOUS lncar1on C.i....1, hl.inc.1 1.., lirer,1llv ..,urroundcd hv rcGl'atiun;d opponunitic:-.. -- • IHOIO d I hllh I Jtil.Jll ~ z 81f1HlltUOA ? ou.... :: w I t. \ ""\ti#r AI•• t1Cq Country L luh...,, racquet duh ... and hlVi:-.h re sun foci! itic:-.1re all hue minute~ away. Ca::-.;1, blanca. Oe::-.igncJ hy The Bl'r' ku .... Group. onl' of Southern Californm's prl'm1er arch1cec- rural design firms . Built hy K.1ufman and Broad . Americ.1':::i largest multi,national housing producer. There may he plenty of luxuriou homes available in the dc"crt. But when it comes to aff orclahle luxury. there is only Ca::.ablanca .. pcrhnrs the grcac- c"t luxury of all. {714) 568-6873 MAI' NOT TO SCALE l.ANDSCAPING NOT AS SHOWN KaufinanA Broad .· •' II ~; BILL MAXEY ::Z::-TOYOTA ~ 18881 BEACH BLvo:,-.;:;.=,.,.,HUNTINGTON BEACH ............. -......... _.._ .... ~ -•ACHllWll 11111&1 LOCATIH \ l7111WY \ .. \ .... ~' 599 14""' OYER INVOICE SALE ON ALL 1981 210s AND 310s IN STOCK Ask To See Factory Invoice -If you don't buy your Datsun from Newport Datsun, you ore paying too much. LAST CHANCE •EW '80 900EMS •EW '80 &LE •EW '80 900 :U~ ••• SAAISlll SAVINGS LIKE NEVER BEFORE! (22988) 5 I 0 ,400 (17275) s 11,5·10 (21758) s 11, 946 •EW '80 900 = (l91•2> 512,957 IURRYI THESE WON'T LAST LMll beach imports ,,,,,,,,,,;.·ti SALES • SER\'ICE LEASING •Alfa Romeo•Peugeot•Saab 848 DOVE STREET Newport Beach 752-0900 ~1'1111 SUNDAY,APRIL26, 1911 STOCKS ENTERTAINME~ CLASSIFIED · C3-4 CS-7 C8-14 SCR's traveling stage show brin9s much happiness to school children ... C5 Oliver's 9-point formula for success ITT Cannon president begins iuith teamivork By JODI CADENHEAD 0\ .. Delly,........, When Wayne Oliver took over as president of ITT Cannon Electric last year. the first th.in& he did was throw away all the paperwork piled on hia desk and scratch the long schedule of meetings. Instead of taking home scadA of computer printouts, reports and c harts , Oliver's "homework" consists or only a few papers he dumps into a briefcase. Once a week he calls his ex· ecutive vice presidents into his western-style office for an In· formal discussion of the com· pa ny's direction and progress. "THE ONLY EXCUSE for reg· ularly scheduled meetings is if you're not communi cating ,'' says Oliver. "Most executives r et so wrapped up in the paper ._vork that they don't have time to run the business." Warm. outgoing and still boyis hly handsome , Oliver, of· ficials sometimes quip, is the connector company's best prod· uct. The 38-year-old's self-styled, easy-going manner 1s not to be confused with a let's -sit-back· ~nd -wail -'ti l -it ·h appens ap· proach. Associates say he's quick to make a decision and stick lo 1t. "WE PLAN TO WIN all the time." Oliver says or lTI. "We heve a winner's attitude and if we do lose we do not accept losses gracefully." one peraoo can .know enoueh to be able to comprehensively and successfully complete ~total job by themselves." Make a second effort, Oliver te~la everyon e from vi,ce presidents l o receptioniata. "You can't take no for an answer." 0 L•I V E B A L S 0 e n · codl"ages employees to know their job and to train for advan- cement. He sees a ll employees u sales people, from the salesman who is pushing connectors to the janitor sweeping the floor. Oliver adheres religiowily to the marketing concept that says, "Make It easy for the customer to do business with you.'' ·'Our system sometimes becomes so sophisticated that we become more concerned with adhering to the system than satisfying our customer.·• NO ONE CAN accuse Oliver of lacking confidence "Cannon is t h e No 1 company in the world." he said. "You must think No. l to reflect the No. 1 attitude.·· The privately held company refuses lo publicize its assets. However. in his quarterly meet· ing with all 3,000 ITI Cannon employees last week Oliver an- nounced that product ion h ad "exceeded expectations ." As part of the youthful pres1· dent's emphasis on communica· lions, he makes a point of talk· ing with workers on every shirt. The county's 13th largest firm has recently completed its move Actually, the part about win· ning is only the second step in a nine-point plan Oliver has de· veloped to help run the com- ]>any. The first is Oliver's philosophy that au worker9 are part of • ~eam. · to a new worldwide head- quarters in Fountain Valley along Talbert Avenue and the Sa~ Dieao Freeway. ·•we a~ involved ln a very larf e complex business and no Joining th e conn ector firm ln Fountain Valley ls lta (SeelTr, PageC2) The slwcking facts about car insurance By PAT DUNN Of 1 ... o.llJ f'ii.t SIAH H ave you ever been s h ocked to l ea rn that someone you know pays a lot less for car insuraoce than you do? When you both have the same type of car , a re "safe" drivers about the same age with similar occupat ions , it seems even more unfair. The fact is, most com· panies have 274 rating categories and 91 territory rating areas in California. John E. Mccue, chartered property and casualty un· de rwriter (C.P.C.U .l a nd former Santa Ana College in· s urance instructor says, "No matter what kind of rating system you have, it's going to be unfair to someone. "THERE IS A movement to do away with 'sexist · rat· lngs. I don't believe too many young women, who now en· joy lower rates than men their age, would appreciate equality in this area." Generally, men 18 t o ~ are considered the highest risk. A sinale man's rate goes down at age 25 or 26 ; a married man's at 25. A single woman's rate is reduced at age 21 or 25 ; and a married woman's age is pra c ticall y irrelevant because her policy will be based on the mos\ hazardous driving record -hers or her husband's. HIGH INSURANCE rates for young drivers are direct· ly related to safety statistics. The California Highway Patrol reports that 21 percent of this state's dnvers are 1S to 24. This age group is responsi· ble for 35 percent or all acci· deots; 33 percent of fatal ac· cidents; and 68 percent of alcohol-related fatalities. Sex and age are not the on· ly factors that influence the cost of automobile coverage. Insurance companies gather other statistical data which tell them what groups are most likely to file claims. Driving r eco rds are usually baaed on a 3-to-5-year period. Accidents or moving violations can result In pre· Wayne Oliver sits comfortably at his desk at ITT Cannon Electric's worldwide headquarters in Fountain Valley. The sprawling complex also houses the company's parent firm, ITT C<!mponents Group-North America. ( m i um increases. En ough driving blemishes can eliminate regular insurance coverage. Since state law requires some form of finan cial responsibility. a driver with refused o r can celed in· surance usually resorts to an assigned risk policy at very high preset rates. How you use your car and the number or drivers in the household also affect rates. If you driv e on ly for pleasure. your rates will be lower than if your driving is job-related or U you live more than 15 miles from your place or employ. Insuring a family may cost more than insurina one person, but multicar dis· countl are available. The number of drivers of a single car does not add to the cost, which will be no greater than the highest risk drl ver would pay. The kind of car you drive al.lo can have a major in· lluence on the dollars you pay. The belt liability coveran bargain today ls for antique (1955 and earlier) or claaalc (195e throuib 1981) can. The annual premium la oal,y SU for $300,000 combined, 1tncte limlt, bodily ancl property . dama1e covera1e. Medical and uninluted motortat cov· erase addl tr .50. • aoaE&T F . KLUG of Jonathon JnaurAAc• A•enc1, who provided the 1t,ure1, 1ald1 "You'll never believe It, but tbtN'• no chart• for UablUtf covera•e II you own thrtt or more antique or clalllc can." Ot c:oune, the value of a vintage car can increase in· surance costs tremendously when it comes to com · prehensive and collision cov- erage. Cars valued at more than $10.000 must be ap- . praised and photographed. Premiums are based on a 70 cents per $100 valuation for antique cars and $1.40 per hundred for classic models. No deductibles are allowed, maximum miles are limited to 2,500 per year and only resto red original ve hicles kept in locked garages are eligible. Generally , physical damage coverage costs more for today's large can com· pared to small models; s ports can cost more than family cars; and newe r cars cost more than older ones. Car Insurance companies usually determine premiuma by coordinating nearly 300 risk factors to arrive at a "symbol" aasigned to a cer· taln car. THE PRUDENTIAL Property and Casualty Insurance Co. uaet a vehicle series ratlna ayotem which varies the premlums for col· l11ioo and comprehensive covera1e1 on the b11l1 of each car model'• accldeat frequency, vulnerabUJty to dama1e and comparaUve re- pair coat.I. Prudentlal point.I out that prior to usln1 tbll 1y1tem, two comparably priced can, aucb aa a 1981 Buick Skylark Sedan and a Toyota CeUca, would have bad the Hme in· 1urance premium. Now the premium for Skylarlu aver••" about $100 a year l•••tban for Cellca1. TYDicaJ ( ... CA& .... C'I) Barratt increases California holdings By KEITH TUBER 0.lly f'i• 9-IMU ...... With interest rates remaining al high levels and inflation conti· nuing to drive home prices sky. high, it seems a rather suspect time for a company to spend $32 million to acquire a construction firm. That's exactly what Harratt Developments Ltd., Britain's largest home builder, did last week when it purchased McKeon Construction of San Mateo. The timing, according t o Dale Stuard, president of the lrvine- based holding company. Barratt American, was ideal. "THERE AREN'T VERY many other players in the market right now, so we looked at this as a great opportun1ty to in crease our market share." Stuard said. "When things are going well for the industry, the firms become more valuable . Even at this price, the McKeon acquisi· lion was a much larger bite than we had in mind, perhaps twice as much. "But this gives us a n op· portunity to plant ourselves in every major mark e t i n California. We liked what we saw in their asset and property base." For fiscal 1980, McKeon re- ported net earnings of $4.9 million on revenues of $88 million. During the last 10 years, the company has built about 16,000 homes. · STUARD SAID BARRATT Developments Ltd., which laat year bad net eamin1s of $50 milUon on revenues of $480 mtWon1 planned an a11reaalve expansion pro1ram via the ac· qullltlon route. .. w, are attempt.tnc to acquire a new company every year, tbou1b due to the 1lse of the McKeon purcbue, lt may be 2A monthl before we complet• our next acqullltioa, .. Stuard 11.!d. "In our fiv•year plan, we ex· pec:t to expand ln C.Ulornla and throu1hout the Wettem atai.." Barratt laat year acquired lrvlne'1 American Nattoaal Houalnl Corp. -which Stuard found.cl -for ft2 mn&Woa plUll cont1n1ency pa=•''-·· SalH volume for tM al company waaiat»•ml ,.... that tlmt, Sluard Hid. · ' , .-.. • ~-' .. ~,·-,·t, ( ' ' t1l } i 6 L 1r ·' ,. . , i '., ~· I MORE ACQUISITIONS Date Stoord One of the things Stuard hopes will stimulate the waning real estate market is the con· troversial flexible -rate mortgage instrument. Last year's Foran bill, vetoed by Gov. Jerry Brown, would have permitted state chartered savings and loan associaUon.s to lssue fixed·payment adjuatable- rate mortgages. Several atate S&Ls, including Mercury here locally and 01'-at Western Savtnga and Fln1nclal Federation In Loa Anselea are con114erin1 converting to federAl charters to take advan· tase of more lenient mortiaae instrument policies. "What would be beat tor 1.11 ii the 30-year, fixed-rate mortcaae at 11 P,4!!cent, but those days are sone, • Stuard sald. ••CONSUMERS MUST re- co(ftile that there are Jolq to be aborter mort1a1e1 and tbat they will be adjustable to u to be fair to the lersder 11 well u tbemaelvea. •' Stuard ••t••• •• board ebail'JD~ iJl addlUoa to pnst. dent of Bartatt Amm~an ~ baa been elected to tbe board ol dlrecton ol t.be perent coaiP81'1 ln &n,iw. John Mackay, Pttald•t of McKeora, and Emmett CllftOrd th• conatrucUoci ti rm •1 Cid;; ftllMdal otft4*'. Will ....... tb bOud of Baftatt Am•rtca. ~ ~~~ Wupon users save $$$ It's enough to make them laugh to the bank cg By MARTIN SLOANE Coupon critics. take note! You can laugh and sneer all you want to about those of us who clip coupons and sa~ box tops and labels , but _we are beating t~ price inflation and laughmg all the way to the bank Nancy Bige low of Wyoming, Mich., purchased a box of Com Bran careal, res· ularly priced at $1.35, for only SS cents when her s upermarket doubled her40-cent coupon. "I went home, took off the box top and sent it in for a full purcha:;e-price refund," s he reports. "Subtracting the lS cents for postage, I had my favorite cereal and made a 65-cent profit!" (Remember the gooCl old days when a stamp was only 15 cen~? Melinda Sherer of Forest Hills, N. Y., found a supermarket advertisement offering Celeste Pizza-For-One for $1.29. She bought four of the pizzas for $3.16 ~ing four 25 cent coupons that her store doubled. THEN SHE CUT THE four Universal Product Code symbols from the boxes and s ent them in for a $2. 75 refund. But she wasn't through. On the back of one of the boxes she found a $1 refund form that asked for the net-weight statements from the same boxes. ·'Celeste paid me 59 cents to eat four of its delicious pizzas." she says. "You can call it a 'home run' or :vou can call 1t ·fantastic'." says Rose Thompson on Vincennes. lnd "But whatever you call it. 1t was my best bargain yet in the five months that I have been refunding." Mrs. Thompson decided to change her hair color Since she had a refund form for Revlon Colors1lk. she decided to try to find it on sale. Within a few day1 1be fou.nd what she was lookin1 ror In a Wal1reens newspaper advertisement. The store was selling Colorsilk tor $2.01 Instead of the usual $3.85. That very evening, Mrs. Thompson found a $1 CoJorsilk coupon in the exchange box at her coupon-club meetina. The next day, when she handed the cashier the coupon, her coat for the Colorsilk ~as only ll.01. "WHEN I GOT HOM £, 1 removed t he top of the Colorsilk box and sent it in for the $2 refund," she says. "1 made a 99-cent pro· fit, and I got a lot of compliments on my hair." "For a male shoppe r, l think that I am pretty good," says John C Stump of Bell· ingham, Wash. He found that his 20 cent High Point coupons were good on any size, and his store doubled their value on the 1-ounce, 49 cent trial size. "I got 4 ounces of High Point for only 36 cents," he says. "If 1 hadn't used coupons, the 4-ounce bottle would have cost me $2.12 more." WHEN A SMART SHOPPER organizes dozens of discount opportunities on a well- planned shopping list, the results can be startling. "I've been refunding for six months, and last week l paid $65.06 fror $114. 7• worth of groceries," says Sharon Pendleton of Col um· bia , Md. "Wow! What a wonderful feeling!" REFUND OF THE DAY Write to the following address to obtain the form required by this offer: Chidren's Tylenol Book Offer, P 0 Box 4005, Mon· licello, Minn. 55362. This offer expires July 31. 1981. ----------------------------· 1---------CLIP 'N' FILE REFUNDS I Pet Products <File lZ·B) I Clip 0 .. 1 1111• lilt -kup ti wlln somuar <MIM)ff •Ill rect lve '1 ror 10 c.n 1..,_1,, U .1' tor .0 lalltl$ - co .. pon• bt •t •eQe rer .. no oilers with bt•er-'3 15'"'601_1._ E•plrH Nov JO, "'1 I cou-u,foruamplt Slu1 colltc:llnQlhe -Pf'ool$ KEN·L llATION Specl•I Cuh Fr .. Meat I ol i>vrcr..w omllt 100111119 tor the require<! rlllUfld forms Thtrm-er Stn0 U. requlrtO refund lorm -UVM at ,,. ,,_marttt, In ,...,,pas-r> -"-''""· -Unlverlal PrOOU<t C:-1,..,,.,, any ktn·L RallOn Scle<l•I f when tr.0"'9 with Ir-• Ollero "'41Y not be ava•I•.... Cut'-EJIPlt'e• ~ JO, 1,.1 I :.':.c•~'r:.~-;: Of the country All-10 ..-, lo rec:elve LASSIE. Recelw • retuno equal tot,,. .,..en. .. price f Tiit toll-lnQ olftn ••• wor111 • total of ,,..63. Tllll Send,,,. r-lred refunO t0<m encl Ille tnllre front paMI I ,"'•"r'•k' ·s rth...O llstln~ contain 1-47 lJ In ,..., ref...a ot from lht bo• contalnl119 o,. Uule Fl•• ano Tick Collar, for aoos °' ut• Tiii• ofter 11 llmlled to t-per I GOOD MEWS. Rt<elvt two SI <"-" Sena Ille , .. 11 .... wllOIO. E•l>I'" 0e< 31, 1 .. 1 qu1r•O '''""" torm and Pf'OOf of-ourcr-..se "'911 M I wtlQnl corclt• lrcm SI• 11-ounct bo111. two l......._,,,., I IMQ•, -1-fl'Wl'd IMIQ of C-OOCI Mt•• Lom for U. form on !111 PK"-E•plrH F.c 2', 1"'1 I GllAVY TllAIN OoQ Fooa ~Otter. Rectl .... •-I 15-cenl ,......,...,. -15 cents for peat-. Sena lhe , .. LITTLE PlllSklES U C....pan Offer Receive t-'1 C""Po"S Sena IN rtqulred refund form -two PN>Of· of.pure,_ ... ,. from '-PoUllO Little Frl5111u or - proot.af . .,..cf!aM H•I '""" 1-PoUncl Little f rlw.1e .. Ex· Pl<H Mey J I, 19111. I qutred reluno form illld two •larreo price m.,k.,, tram Sor IO ~Gravy Train E1plr .. J.,,.eJ0, 1'1111 llECIPE. Rect1•t • 50-ctnt reluno •nd • U-cenl I ,.,.._. Send ,,,. requlreo refuno t0<m and tllrff trant KEN·L llATION Olunlr of MOnay Rtf...O. Rtctlvt a fabtlt from Rec:lpe Dinners Eaplrn Nov J I, 1"1 I r•lund ol UC> lo p 50 Sena 11W requlrtO r9funo l0tm, ,,,. I n tl wt•Qlll Sl•ltmenls from ktn L Ration Te ncltr SPECIAL DINNEllS Rtl""O Rec••••• \I refund or Cnun•s or, OOQ looa and-or ll>t 1aoe1s f""" cans of "" n -unt ,_,, Send the requirtO ,.,....., form -I IC en L R•hon Te-r Crwnu Dinners OOQ ,_ You wlll the we'1;1M. c1rci. from one l 'IJ·pouno r..Q or tl>t -IQ!lt I rtet 1.o '1 tor net we1Q11t •l•ltmtnU 1otaHno 10 pounas, corcl•• from 01ttt II~• 11o .. , of ~lei Dinners C..t H lS tor .. 1 -•Qlll ... ,-..... totaflftQ «> "°"""' -Fooa Select ""' ,..tuno O< .... COVporl\ E•oir•• May JO, L~ ~'.::'=~·~~=~ ~·.:::~~':'~..::: ~~ -------------- -_J EXECUTIVE SUITES JADE MANAGEMENT 881 Dover Or .. Suite 14 NEWPORT BEACH 71 4 -631~3651 RADIO PAGER S6.65 PER MONTH COUECTORS CORNER Rare Cotn1 A Stampe GOLD & SILVER GeNCMM ... t.» Sll"9rQ.f1t.• 70% Bank Financing Now Available On Gold & Sliver ,,_. ___ ... c.. ....... __ (714) 556-6150 South CoHt Plan VIiiage -·-... 1•·---c--..., TELEX RECEIVING & SENDING 35% SOLID 3 YR YIELD ~~~ : /,;. 11:~ ti ~ ~:~~ --~ -...,.,.,...,. llMOOOO Nw --SlrOftCI ~ -11:112 000 -.ity F..-I fllO 000 _ .. PllO~~=..:m-= (714J 156-JOM(1 1'148>-11$3 ___ ...,. ..... From Page C1 -: CAR INSURANCE COSTS. • • J : : . savlnponothercars would be leas. PRUPAC spokesman Dick Cober saya, "The vehicle series ratini plan la ex.peeled to lncreaH the accuracy and fairneaa or the auto claaisificatlon system. ·'The long-range benefit will be to encourage manufacturers to design cars that are safer. less damageable, easier and Jess co.stly to repair and more theft-resistant.'' Bill Neessen, an account agent with Allstate Insurance Co . says many companies are using model comparison rating systems. "As in all rating systems. there are some Ine-quities in vehicle ratmg," he explains. "Although s mall. foreign cars may be rated higher now because of repair cost, difficulty in get!ing parts and frequency of accidents, American-made cars will be in the same position once Detroit starts turning out · a volume of small, fuel-economy cars." Another Allstate agent, Ma rk Hancock or From Page C1 ITT ... parent company, ITT Compone nts G r oup- North America Understanding costs ranks eighth on Oliver 's list •'The easiest thing to get out of h and is spending," he said. "If you don 't understand costs. you can't control them." Lastly, Oliver s ays that he asks employees to treat each other the way they'd lake to be treated. "It's not an original idea of course," he says. ''What you m ay con- sider to be a menial task is s omeon e e lse's career." NewPort Beach, admits that car lnlurance p,.. mlums have lncreaaed aubltanUaUy 1n tbe past 30 years. "But," he empbasbed, "IO bq everythin1 elle." Another m ajor factor used to determine pre· m lum rates ls t he driver's residence. San Fran- cisco has the highest rates in California, followed by Los Angeles. San Diego has the lowest. Orange CounUans pay less than halt the base territorial rate than central Los Angeles or Bev~ly Hills residents. The insurance Company of North America p · vlded typical territorial insurance rates for a 1 8 Ford Granada. The base semiannual 50/100 liability rate is $2'4 in Beverly Hills; $223 in central Los Angeles ; ad S86 in Orange County. Collision rates ($100 deduc . ble > for the same areas, respectively, are $ , $108 and $46. Beverly Hills and Los Angeles have!a $35 comprehensive rate ($50 deductible), while Orange County has a low $15 charge. l ........................... , PA$BOOK ACCOUNTS ~ Annual Yield No Minimum Balance Interest Paid Doy In/ Doy Out Compounded Dolly Credited Monthly Thrift By Mall -we pay postage both ways. Asked what he 's learned about planning over the years , Oliver said, "Yo u'd better be able to change fast. You have to be flexible." T·Blll Accounts • Plus 3/4% Interest $10,000.00 Minimum • Interest Monthly The t op e xec utive likens the connector company to a c ity crowded with a diversity o f co mpl e x p e r sona lities "You have lo be able to deal with all kinds of egos," he s ays. "You have lo I treat people with regard Assets over $140,000,000.00 Serving Ca/1forn1a over a quarter century Convenient Locations \I 1 '-"'e\C1 /( J( ~ •1Qf(.O ~If 1 (714) 6'5-Jl~J 1tt)•9(• Un I 11 Jtelo A..,t1 < 114) 997 !JOO tt-•w'••t' ~I}~ f f l(p\frine a;.,. t (213) 923 3201 r,,,,oro \6.n4 v ... '·~o r.,"'IJ 12lll H I 0200 1 "'ance 1.8~ ~Oll'IU Avf~ (213) $32 J070 M>lflo<i< 15156 lO F.~V'' (213) 043 0221 .e••1tJlt' 4 4 •,i flO'"C'l t.'11" I 'id,. "-90 }OB :;.(J:Jrf\ A1p ,J f;i,. 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In add111on, through I lc11 age Horn e l oan,, I nl'.. )'tlU ma> rcct:I\ c a btlllll\ o f up 10 ti mo nlth in1 1:rc,1 1111 80% of 1 he loan balance a' allowed h\ ''·•l l' t;rn. when J loa n j, r><t1d prior 10 maturtty :.._ lhll\ 1111.'IC;J\illtL YllUf yield . • Sound lllll'rl'\ltng! Plca\c 1.'0mplcle, 1..hp e1 nd mail 1he c.:ounon below or olll o ne ot our ai:1:n11111 rcrirc\cn1a1ivc,. No o hliga11on • Call Collcc1.• ® HERITAGE HOME ~LOANS Ophi to California residents only ' 18700 Beach Blvd , Suite 120. Huntington Beach CA 92648 (714) 114-3311. (714) 114-1877 13201 1 ~ E. South Street, Cerntos, CA 90701 (7141 "5-UU • C ZIJ> WA·IM' 14445 Ventura Boulevard, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423 '213) IOl·NIC • (!IJ) 501·128'7 t22l> E. Birch Strfft, Brea. CaUfomla 92621 mt) .... AM• CZlJ) ...... , PaJm prtn11 •·•·4ZZ-4U4 Name~--------------~ Addreaa --------------- CJty -----------ZlP--- ' )111.~lllcl ~as .. •i. CCI t '4 o.c • IJ"' CHA F• 10 11 CHA pl I 10 l\lo (KAI 1.1 .. '6Vt <;PC 1.. 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Securities mergers new tr~nd '1E'.\ \'ORK <A P l Trad1llon dies hard on Wall Street. but a long· st<1ndmg one is passinR mto history lhis wct•kend As the\ have done for decades. securities rndustr> executl\es are gathering for their annual spnng convention For \he first time since t931 , however. the Secunt1es Jodustry As· sociat1on meeting won't be held at the opulent Greenbrier resort an White Sulphur Spnngs. W Va -the same spot where 31 or the former Tran hostages gathered for a com· bmed hohday-counsebng session a couple of weeks ago I NSTEAD. the SIA . seeking a "more accessible locatwn," opted for Bermuda's Southampton Princeu hotel In add1t1on to the new setting, th4' Wall Streeters will have some othet chan~cs to contemplate betwet1$ seminar sessions. committee meet· ings and tenms tournaments • In the past month. their industrJ has suddenly emerged as a primC; ~ target for takeovers hy other types...irl. il ..- "' ,, financial companies · Bache Group, parenl company J •• the eighth·largest brokerage holll~t ~ is being acquired by PrudenllaJ Insurance Co. And Shearson Loetr Rh oades, second only to M~rrUj Lynch in total capital. has agreed merge with American Express Co . '\ · ·CR 's traveling s ta'ge show 1~rings happiness to kids l'l~t!~~ SCARCEW> i: Have show, wlll travel. : Like the 1yp1le1 of old, South Coast !'Jtepertory'a educational t.ourlna program 1oes out !to se~l\ its audience. :: 1'bis ye,ar's offerin1, called "Cfhe Communica- :Uon Show: Signs, Lines and Waves," explores blan's attempts to get across his idea to another man since the beginnln1 of time. THE STORY begins with Baby, the youngest :i!Jember of the Tapes family. She bas a problem 'common to many children: no one will listen to ~er. 1 Ma and Pa Tapes, wired into electronic lislen- ib'il devices, don't hear her cries, but someone else does. From the musty pages of history arrives Beowulf, who proclaims himself "hero of England )Uld a couple of other places." Declaring her parents to be "enchanted " by J he tapes, Beowulf and Baby Tapes decide to ;travel to find "the heart of the voice in the talking machine." • · While on their journey. the twosome stumbles over more than a little history on communications . ~ Two cavepersons use sign language, aided ~ith a few meaningful grunts to tell the story of how 'words evolved. IN A SONG called "Talking Plain English," the cast traces the history of common words com- ~I into the language from Danish, Lalin, Anglo- Saxon and old German. "Like Alex Haley, they've got roots." they ~ing. Another segment of the journey explores com· !11 unicating with lines. In a barrage of historical facts, the audience learns that the first postal service began in 500 's.C . .' Gutenberg's movable type was invented in ~he 1400s and by 1800 machine duplication was available. But as signs give ""Y lo waves, the Pony Ex- press finds it's impossible lo compete with Samuel Morse's telegr aph , demonstrated with a snappy tap dance. When the waves lake over. the cast rocks out ! FOR PARENTS AND THE MAGIC OF YOUNG PEOPLE Tlte~t .. o/INt•~···o-DISNEY ANIMATION -·"""'"'"'"''°"'°'"' I ....,.,._,,'°' ... '"'110'"'""cNld""' IS BACK. I I ® HOONE~OER 17AOM•TTED ,~,.,...,,,..,,.,., 1nc.n..n .,.. ... AU. D ll!i:I lo.NO l!ll fllMS RECEIVE nlE SEAL Of tttE MOlt<lf< PtCfuR£ You can Charge DAILY PILOT Classified Ads 642-5678 NOW&HOWINO El TOH em Saddleback Brea Plaza 581 -5880 529 5339 OtAll;E Orange Mall 63 7 ·0340 The Pony Express delivers the mail with "We're on· Your Wavelength, Baby, (Yeah, Yeah, Yeah > " BEOWULF AND Baby discover at last that communication as sharing information. and tapes don't listen or share with peopl e. Beowulf disappears on to tape, but Baby de- cides to carry his message to the world, beginning with her parents. When she disconnects their earphones, Ma and Pa Tapes discover the joys of sharing and com- municating agam The show is studded with musical numbers like raisins an an oatmeal cookie and stars Peg E. Davis, Chris Graham. Tncia Matthews and Rick Hamli n The painless history lesson will play for schools and youth groups through June and can be booked by calling the South Coast Repertory Theatre. R ('~ ,1111111 1 11~ ~ c.: l'I r,/ i ~ ?range Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Aprll 26, 1981 ) ca Cast members, two in caveman costume•, 1ing and dance Cast member reviews newspaper history. Young observer approves with smile. -.&..CAINI "THE HAND" 1•u111111 CMAltLH llllO- ~ -~--~t.~H .. LD .I ····-~·ISi """'_. \:I "COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER" ''BEYOND .. THE REEF".,.. .. NEW YORK <AP> -Anna Ruaaell, the mutlcal comedienne. who wUl be IO this year, lJ ln her farewell season. Or ls ahe? "I keep sayin1 I'm retirlna," she aays. But • number of relatives on both sides of her family have lived into their 90s , sbe rdlecta. "I've got 1 pit of time to put ln, so t may put lt ln. "I went to Australia 15 yeao a10 becau.ee I'd Mtlred." In eight yean the~. she had a radio show, was in a TV comedy aeries, wrote a weekly column for the Melbourne Sun and acted ln three plays. "111EN I CAME BACK to Canada to retire. That lasted two seconds. ''What I didn't realize unlU I came back is that people's enjoying a bit of nonsense is not predicat· ed on me being 18 and sexy. So long as I've got a loud enough voice, it doesn't matter how antique I've beeome. It's nice to know.'' This season included an evening at Carnegie Hall. Miss Russell performed a do-it-yourself Gilbert and Sullivan operetta. in which she wrote the words and music and sang all the parts. SHE ALSO DID ONE of her audience's favorites, "The Ring of the Nibelungs," in which she combinfS singing the different parts with plot explanations of Wagner's four "Ring" operas. This intelligence includes, "Wotan puts Brun· nbilde on a rock. Then he nags her into a coma." About one of the many fortissimo love duets. she says merely. "They go in for some very com· petitive singing." Miss Russell has been exhibiting her solid knowledge of music, keen observation and sense or humor on stages for more than 40 years. But she dido 't start out to be funny. "Class clown, no," she says. "I was a dreary number when I was young." She was born in Canada. The family moved to England when she was 6 months old. When the army sent her father to India, she wu sent to "one of those women's detention type boarding schools, very expensive and awfully spartan, so popular In England in those days." MISS RUSSELL-BROWN shortened her name, intending to become a great soprano. ~f~er she had studied at the Royal College of Music m Lon- Sou't\A.uMr~'•" f'"tlm ( or"POBlton Ptaim1-. £.dw9rd Wnoctward Jeck Thotn,,.on to" bfra1u·t Moninl .John W111c-n• lk)i9n Brown t """'W1. ,, .. .,.... ...,,."" .. ,,_,.....,,. ••• '""~' •Ml"''',..""' .. •l,.,,,"' C..•1M AJ!ll05'canlntRod Mu.II Nu O.u1 ,., .,, ,, .. fW.,..• l>wt Wif"A.1pt1w Prochac'td t,,. Malt~ Carroll Dt.h'Mf'db,18tun'&rn(<Wd ~"1,._,tw-,.., ...... ,,..,.. • .,...,"''"""''"&a.-. .......... ,__,~~-"hn..-~\ol .. lf.tl<lof\,.,.,..,_,......._ ~·-.--=-= ~ .... ---'-'0-•1'1 , ..... f'4,.... --••?+• IS A WINNER! "An unqualified hit I A haunted and haunting comedy about lives lived at the edge of a universal boardwalk." -Vincent Cenby, THE NEW YORK TIMES "A fackpot of dreams, as funny as It Is touching. An exquisite romal').tlc fable, beautl1ully acted and beautiful to behold." -Kevin Tholnal. Lela ANGELES TIMES "An •ccentrlc, bltteraweet valentine to a land that allll bellhta In , ~unltl••· What l.Oula Malle did for Incest In 'Murmur of the Heart,· he does for murder In ATLANTIC ~ CITY." , -D1vld Al'\Nn, N&WSW£EK ••A matWtou. fllm. A vtgoroua and. completely. or1g1na1 experience, It fa a COney laland ot the mtnc:t." -"911 ""4. lyndlc:1t.d COlumnl1t don for sev~n yean, Mlsa Ruaaell recalll tbat her father wrote to Mme. Editha Grepe, aakin1. "When ls Ann• 101n1 to atop maktna these 1hastly noises and start to earn a buckt" She can quote Mme. G~pe'a reply: "Anna ls very musical, a very good student, with a sense of style. Then sbe put in the clincher, 'l do not, however,. advise a singing career for Ann11, as she has a very inferior ore an.". People already bad been lauehin1 at her when she sang her term-end exams. Everybody thought she was funny except herseU and the director of the college. "MY FEELINGS WOULD get hurt and I'd sulk. He thought I was doing it on purpose. He said, 'Il you are as funny as you obviously think you are. why don't you go aud{Uon at the Paladium?' "U I'd had any sense, I'd have auditioned at the Paladium. Instead, I went lo the BBC as a folk singer." With a bit of folk singing in her background, Miss Russell and her mother moved back to Canada. The conductor of the Toronto Symphony, Sir Ernest MacMillan, decided he'd do something unheard or in 1939 as a money raiser -hold a comic symphony concert. "HE TOLD ME, SINCE I had a good musical education. to write him some nonsense like a fran- tic aria and Anemia's death scene. I also wrote and sang 'I Wish I Were a Dickey Bird.· in a col· oratura I could do in those days. My narration of 'The Ring' was Ori"iinally written for that." Soon after, on a visit to New York. Miss Russell heard Florence Foster Jenkins. age 86, in one of her famous "rent Carnegie Hall" nights She sang, flat, the "Queen of the Night" aria, while dressed like an angel. Miss Russell says, "I was never the same again. I thought, what a good idea. I think I'll have a go at that. So I did." Miss Russell lives in Toronto. "I'm in a pro· ject sponsored by the Ontario government for peo- ple over 60. The ring road around It is Anna Russell Way. I'm a local celebrity down there. It's rather fun." STAATS FRIDAY. ~~~~ 1t 1 theet,. Of drtve-ln near you LACAIE AUIFOLLES DI RINGO STARR "CAVEMAN" tN1 I" NIGHTHAWK" (R) • ·· 1 "UONOF • THE DESERT" ,..., I "THE POSTMAN ALWAYS '' · RINGS TWICE" (R) · 1 "TH~ JAZZ I SU.,lER" (PO)' I ''lME HAND" (R) I ''SPHINX" (R) : 1 · >'MOINO N.L" • ''°"1 A.PACffl'•. l"ORIMNAllY PEOPLI!" '11UIUft" (A) . Anne R.ulaeU wiU be Id · thit year and ii ltiU ftldl MJ1/ing farewell to 1141' careeraa muaical come- dienne. SM hG8 been~-· hlbfttng her 8-0Ud know~of muaic, ben obseroation and 1emeof humor on·~• around the world for more than 4011eara. Back when you had to beat .. before you could eat tt •• ~ A llJRW.H.m)JER ~ ~ frlV 'fNfM4N' RllGO SWUt ·BARBARA UCH • ~ QtMI> HllfY LONG· JOHN twU$ZAK INBfr sotREIER I'd JACK GI.FORD """' IWt' De urA I'd CJJll QJTlUEB PllD(ll!Jr ~ ~wG\Wl Fffilffi1 !Mall i.00. OOlll.lEB !.\&: b!.Lml mffilN Pl'IMSl(J1" .,,,,._. IPOl----~1 ::c..~= T~~ .----... ----...----_ ,.., ......... ----NOW PlAYING ---- Wllll cau IDA .,. .._ An1ht1m Oun-In [Owauls C1Mm1 WOOdb11a1e C1nedo111t 11u 1s19 9850 Ctnttrl1I0979 m1 1rniss1 0655 a u 16J4 2SSJ• llU U 191 I.Miil llnmsTll • UA Mov1n Sa6dlttlad Solllh Cont H1 Way 39 Ortwt-lt 1141990 •022 17UI ~I~ (11Cj(9"C me <11•1891 3693 IU1WISTtl UA lw1n (/1Ct893 130S A giant of a man. against a general seeking glot'y ... a spectacular ~of atchenemies "'battle . .. .-.----~·-~-..... , ........ -~--............. _-. Orange Coast DAILY P1L0T/Su~.April ff, 1941 aoaDTA&RE• .......... LUC Irvine'• Crawford Hall -the w\ivenlt1'1 anuham -wu tumed Lato a lboebclx·•b•oed fact, one cannot write a review ol th• "Menlah" without dilcusslnt It. > Amid peals of bumu, vlbratlna aouDd• renoetJni an eternal emotion, th• choir and or· cbeatra teemed to pull the audlence t.o1ether ln a 1ioaJe coacen 1p of ~ace. bltbeater on Good rrtclay for -, 1tirrln1 onnaace ol Handel's "Mealah" b1 -the UCI cert Oloir and the lrvlne Sympboay Orebettra. ' Joeepb Huazt.1 UCI profeqor of maJc, con· ted • beauUf;aly 1truoturecl perfonnante. He 1ave an lnaplred ~ lD tbe f\De art of Tbe IOlo6lta nre. ai.o JJQpreillve. Lib the cbon11, enundaUoa wu very clear ud .. Y to UA· dentaDd ill tbll -lilb·IMfual• ·oratorio. Tbe rich VoAee ol alto Doua Toler •11 partleul~1f:.:::· UabUUL So too waa teaor Al Moms. TM 1 soprano ot Barbara Huty Md the autborttatJve Robert tluty, baas. rounded off a ftne founo~e of tolo utiltl. One ol the moat fl"equenUy beard commenta about the ''Meulab" la that tt can be terribly bor· ln1. In fact, a musicoloeilt once aald that'• the reason Handel put the "Hallelujah Cborul" tn the mf ddJe -not at tM end -ol tbe two-hour pJus work. Dutifully, ddlent'i..-.&. for what baa become tome of the moat fuDM'llve mlnu\Q ln '§~§~§~~!:;:::::::=:=::::=:::::=:;::=:::.:;~ the blltory ot mualo. The tradition of standift1 bu -; • mnuium performlft&.'' t The tblck pluUc on the floor not Olll prevent· scan OD the 1 ym 1urtace bu{ OD the rf ormance itaell. Especially du.rlnt the larse Hbrusea , echos were virtually eliminated. There are memories an concert·ioen have of large choral offering sound.in& lille a baby'• tie. Husstl arranged the SO.member choir ln a cross pattern -soprano next to baas and alto at to tenor. Pockets ol sound instantly formed flowed throughout the gym. Russti'a attention to detaU -both choral and orchestral -kept the performance alive. Many In the audience actually followed the libretW ln the pro1ram, a rarity and a compliment to tbe cast . The "HalleJ\Uab Chorus" was true to life. One cannot attend a performance of the "MeasJah" without anticlpatlnt Util aJortous moment. Cln several lnterestin& hlat.orical attributlon1, none more excluna than that -once upon a Ume -an En1ll1b kJn1 or queen happened to enter or atand (out of boredom 1) at that particular point in tile piece. Tbe Britlab dutifully followed 1uJt. The "Messiah'' has three parts, and lhe ob· ligatory intermission between parts two ·and three to some extent broke the marvelous flow Hutztl had created. But the director had the performance so well in hand that qart three quickly returned to lih . ~ The virtuos<' trumpet accompaniment oy J ames Weiler was an additional joy. ~l[AO YOU ASKED THAT' Loretta still married after all these years .. , MAJULYN AND RY GA&DNE& Are they still married'? And baa he turned over a new leaf? · Q : Seeing the movie, "Coal Mi ner 's lughler," we realized what a s~y married • country·and·westem star Loretta Lynn had en throllgh. She credit! her husband, Mooney, as lhg responsible for her great success. Yet for ars he drank and ran a round with other women. -MRS. JOHN J ., ST. LOUIS down." About other women ln his Ille these days, the coaJ mlner•a daughter isn't sure and feel.a what you don't know cen't hurt you. "U you don't k.aow for su.re," she pbllosopblaes, ''you can live wttb lt. So I don't want to k.aow ror aure. I just keep on guesalng and slnJlng about it!" I :00-J. IM.JO 7:~1_01111 A: Tbe 43-year-Gld qaeea of eoutl')' mule la still Mn. Mooaey Lyn. They 111arrled wllea abe WH just 13 ud be wu z:z. Abom Ute aew leaf, Lontta Hy•, "Mooeey ~aa beeD drtald•I for zt y ean. Bu& be'a woning on It, trying to keep It MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE Ille oer«M ol ,. ........ • ro -__ ,,...,,.....,,, no ... _.., _ _,.,., __ fiil All. 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TDDAT'S CIDSSlllD PUIZLI ACROSS 79 Redd11h-weight I Last brown 141 Sort 8 Tt11race 81 Young 142 -Johnny! 11 Feat 1naec1 144 -Lectd 18Stamo 82 PrenoatOflC 148 Ot no effect 21 Posttlve h<>me 148 e>reu t>Or- pole 83E1ae der 22 Dtatanl 85 A1pht organ 149 P01yMal1n 23 Bird of prey 88 Denom1ne-Illy 24 C1rd g1me lion 150 CA. clly 25 Con<"41'nlng 88 Cut • ballot 151 Blued by 28 Miid 89 llallan r1mlly jellouay ex pie live 90 P1w hyph 18 Amuae 91 ThOM~-154 eer.-1 SO Not down pie gr1Jn1 31Wlth 92 Wilk In 158 Stile Abbr 32 Mr.'1 mi te wit er 157 s1 .. d ~ Nutrlmenl 93 P1ren1 159 Heron 38 Bristle 951c.mua 180 Delete 37 OltcOUrage 98 Equ11 182 0 111ery 39 Peter -97 Threetena 18A EV911 40 EditOf'I 100 81cchan1ll· 1&5 Rodi and WOtd 1ncry 42 Roman dete 1011..egume 168 Laaaoed 44 Slater• 102 Olrl'1 n1me 187 Playground 4e Bedgtlf 104 N1rr1tlve loy 47 Socc.r 105P1lm1MI DOWN gr HI 108 Not. Prefix 1 Rancllea ' 48 Attactca 107 Mlf\01 neme 2 Neutrll 5 1 ()per.a! le 109 Conaume 3 N1y prince 110 Ortlt's river 4 Sum up 53 Nol 111 1111swe 5 Flo - •JtPf.U 112 Interjection 8 Templ9 55 Goff club 113 COl'qu«I 7 Mr.Cepone 58 AfrlkNnl 115 Modetl le 8 Digit 80 Siikworm 117GrMlllaland 9 Cherg9(1 82 Goulp 118 °"90t S*lldee 65 Negative Ion 120 Civil dlsor· 10 Frequently lie Dog reel-der 11 Render dence 122 Glr1'1 l\ame !OUM 88 Agony 123 Prohibited 12 Vermin 70 Printer"• 124 P9'fect 13 Expletlv• ~re 128 Blbllcal g1r • t4 FOfelgn 71 Period den 15 Orthodontic 72 Scoot 128 Deer .. 18 Boat ICOM- 73 k\t•llne ti.fof'elland IOfY 75 Th'ck 130 Urn 17 Ud 78 Elt In gulp• 132 Whale herd 18 Approve 77 Sixth MnM: 134 Indigo 19 Iron, e.g. Abbf. 13el~t 20Supine 78 Gymplde 137 Aldllan 27 Din 29Smallc:aM 33Cc>mpaM Pl 35 <fffman pfl)'91cian 38 Solip918t 39Undfeaaed allln All w .. tern rNOt1 43 lncliM 45 Riii bird 47 Trail 49 Ml1deed 50 &lllman 52Peel ~Lawsuit 55Alm1 58 Arc>metlc n.tb 57 Stlly p.900 59 Myth 61 Adver11alng llrm 83 Depan 8A Surround 845 Ml . Hep- burn 67 RMpllllOry organ 69 Single Item 72 M1n'1 nick· name 74 St1te Abbr 76 T11dy amver· 2worda 78 Allol.I 79 Futenef 80Plle 82 Mldleal ending 8-4 l(ay 85 Clvll Of KOfMll 87 EYW: Poetjic 88 WM\hef - 90 8umer 91 Sway 92 Flt 93 Oogme 94 DenllM 95 Twilled IHI Dl~am 97 Votcaoo cr1ter eaaioic. QIOUt> 99 Satisfied IOI Stampe 103 French 1rti- ci. 104 Betr1Yll of 1ru11 107 Llon°1 ··co111r'' 108 Cle\leland01 ... 110 Overturn 11 1 Mi1e.i<:ul1· lion 113 -In Jap1n 114 Pop 118-Squ.d 117 Pr...,..,. 119 H1Drd 121 Le .... h<>ld· er• 123 -the kid 125 BIQget 12 7 Afrk:en rlvef 129 Joumey«I 130 ~11al 131 Active 133 Unit• 135 Tier 138 Elcclam1tlon 139 Fruit . 140 Amidst 142 COfrldOf 143 Parched 145 Roman "flddt.r" 147 Mlnut t50 FllMh<>Od 152 MOfay 153 Olp 155Wltnelled 158 81. 181 Compul pt. 1'3 PW1 of NY ""' EOWARO A PRESSMAN-IXTLAN Ploductoon MICHAEL CAINE "1'HE HAND'" ANDREA MARCOVICCI O.recv ol ~KING 8.AGGOT Ed•IOf AICHAAO MARKS Music~ b'f JAMES HORNER Ploduced 0y EDWARD A PRESSMAN Sc~ by OLIVER STONE Based upon ine no.tel The Lizards Tait" bv MARC BRANDEL ~led tiv OLIVER STONE -~~-~ ~ STADIUM ~ DIUYllll • ......, __ , ......... 0r,.,... llta770 • Ul-7NO The only thing greater than their passion for America ... was their passion for each othe& ACADEMY AWARD WINNER Including I BEST PICTUIU I SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT MOW PLAYING '* OMllGl O<tOQt 6l7 0.140 UW&llH " MllTOt Coli. lllu• !>40 Hu i:ow.un· f ll.le "'* lil1s"°" VlflO 830 6990 UWAllOI" trOOHlllDll lrv•nt s~ I 06SS lDW&MI" C.MA Wiil Wnlm.n"t' 89 I 393~ ....... ., ....... CAVEMAN (PGI U·.a• J •· t. •a tt• I 1~· 1•t1 fi'llOllGRD ••• 000 • HMilfOl.O •-Y .. -...» ·--... , ...... ,. .. '""GIOllM • • " •. f!~~:~.~<!'~ ...... .-OOITMA• CAVEMAN (PGI .. , ....... , .............. , ..... .....,,., ... .... UCALI BUR (Al ..... CROSSED SWO .. DS lf'OI 11 No AM CM Redlo Wllll lgnlllon °""<fttorJ 8'1 ... Your O..n AM -n&a•* 1~ llll ~[~ l LANET ~;::~::~URI (ll'O I Mo AM CM 119dlo Wltll IOfll\lon "'<fttor1 "'"'.,..,Own AM Hl°"THAWkl (RI -BOULEVARD NIOHn (RI ·-~ HEAV!H'S OATE (R) ..... THE LONO "IDERI (R) I Mo AM CM Redlo w 111111nlllon loc:Cft_., .,,,. y-Own AM ...-~ .... .... __ G,....,.,,....., '"· .. ) ·--·AU-f!IAMAIOllf A CON EL 1 VIDAi -----THE LAST CHAIE (ll'O) l'\.119 IURNOUT (f'G) 'I I .. " .,. • '#••., .. l w ' ........ 1002 j••-lill IOOZ .... ,.. I 002)• ... rtt • t 2 .~-,.~=~~~~~~-~=±~~~~~~-:;--~~~~~~~~~~~~-:---------.... --;-······· .. ············· .......................................................... ._ ....... ~ ........ T1PllCIY111AtCd MIWPOlft'UACH MIA 642·5678 Mm FOi SAlt lfCll 1£wu.. .. 1• EQUAL HOUSING . OPPORTUNITY 4 bdrm. family room • PoOl. Re~y for move tn New car peta, micro, much more. Auume '1215,000 loM. 1"' fixed rate. No qualif)'ln1. Alk· Ina Sl75,000. Owner may carry 2nd'J1>. ""1Mllla ~UOIHtll ~'-Illar Oiil&a"'•• 0.. f'ollll El Ttl'9 r;:e-.:;.!·:~-....... ...... luc. =~::-... ..... v. H~lt ... ... Ill• t:a!ll&A C.jlUll•ftO A .. s..i ...... ~La••· .... _ .. lfGllCJt "°-• s..1. tEll ESTATE ~f.,Sale ~rurws..11 ..... ~ ....._. ) Cnltl«>' Cl'JIU =.~!.'!'~'l:f."' o..,1n .. u ... u lak .-..iot.No-td ,.._ Proper\J ,....,,al "'•'" Loufllt s.i. No•ll• H-Trlr Prk• M-n.O...r1.a ...... 1 ~.,-~ ... "'~op °"' ef aa11 ~-Raeclwl•.Parm•.Grov .. Real !:alalt £1than1t RuJ f.o\alt Wan1ed lEMTAlS H-f\ornlOhod ,...._ Untwrnhh•d liouHs F'urn or Uni C°"""6m\.N1iam• f"rn Condom1nium1 u.r T""""--t"ur~ T....-UaUnr 0..pltatt F'llm ~•••Uni ""'"' ''"" Apto l.ntw.rn ~~rnorl"' ll«Nn • 8o&rd ~Ii.Notti• Gw.iHo«not s..m-r R•nlal• Vairauon Rtn••Lt l\efltal1 to 51\•rt• Goraan for Ren\ llmHlllnlal S--Rtt11&1 ,.....,.,, R<nlaJ ~: ..... uc1 ,,. .. 11....uu MINESS, IMYEST· MDCT, ANANCE Ill? IOIJ IGIJ \OM 1• ... t• .... IC* l04I IOM ,. "" ·-lrll IOTI 1• I( .. ,. ,. 11• ID IJOD I* llCIO 1100 )ICIO llOO llllO llOO -llOI m ZIOO aeoo -WO -2100 -2IOO ,...,...,,,Moller. '\. HL·l l h 1 I l r'/-o{) l\l "1l:v 1,·,:, , . ,I I( I All real estate ad- vert i 1 e d I n thi1 new1paper ll 1ubject to the Federal Fa.tr Rous· lnl Act al 1168 wblch maku It Wepl to ad-I~!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!~ vertlae "any preference, limllatlon. or dis ·~ crlmloatlon based on G race, color, rell&.ion, CIR sex, or naUooaJ ongln, or an lntftlUoo to make •• ,,....,, any 1uch preference, lim1tatlon, or dis · crtm lnaUon." This newspaper will not knowio1lY accept any advertising for real estate which Is ln viola- tion of the law. GOLFCOUISE 4 Br home direct on Mesa Verde C.C. The on· ly thing better than the view is the 10.38% financing. Call John. 646-5096 SUPER BUY! 1100 IRIOltS: AdY...tiMf"I Reduced Sl0,000 See this noo ahcMlld check tt.lr och beautiful, large ex-= dally Gftd report ~ ecutive 4 bdnn, 3 car J4ZS I ....__._ .__ gar. home today. Open ~ rortwmawoy. •-1·5 al 1822 Tanager ~ DAILY PILOT-....H Drive, Mesa Verde, :: llablllty fOf' ttw flrtt C.M. Has formal dinlna. llllOO 1ftcornct 1Hertioft large fam rm w /FP. !: Oftly cent. air, htd spa, brick ::: • patio & much, much •uo 1--------•I more. Now only fl32,900. !: Hottl•shrSde Serving coffee & := ••••••• •••••••••••••••• cookies. Clyde Johnson, !: G ... rol I 002 utr, 549•21644• ~l. 4lOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• '* _, -45'LOTOWC ht 3 Bdr, 2 8dr duplex. spa, 3 bib from water. Call Tim Rbone631-1266 CAREFUL IT'S LOADED! e...lntt>OoPo<\• $O(lll e...,,,... WanlM JOIO 4 Bdrm. 3ba, formal dm· ing rm, family rm, 3 fireplaces. 3 car gar View of ocean and walk- ing distance to beach. With $45,000 down, thtS beauty can be yours to- day. Call now. 536-9311 l:"..!:t'::: ~.':".!, r = lol-y lo IA•n :Mm MOMy fl'an1ed• ~ Mone•&" Tn t .so» ANNOUNCEMENTS, HRSONALS Ir LOST & FOUND R&/M~ fO-:Al.TllRS REDUCED TAX SHB.TER Announu·mcno l'•r Pool ::: INVESTMENT ALLSTATE REALTORS IAl•l NolorH Loot• Found Pf'rlOf\ab.• Sot11t tluba• Travt"I• SERVICES i: 10'7, dwn, take your pick, $J.lO move in or rent it out. ~ Super 3 Bdrm 2 Ba con· do. pool/spa. Will ar-1•-------- aoo. range financing. Seller LIDO ISL£ SHY\U (J,ftt'\Or) EMPLOYMENT & PREPAUTION s.-i-t• lnMN<l-Jott W•&lf'd• IW• fl 1ntod M lo. Y MERCHANDISE AMMtun Apptie.ncn """'*' tt:':: M1ttr1•I• C.mirr&.& 6i F..qu1pm.-nl Cata Doc• f"wtt \0 'OU ni.nutwrr Catact 'iol• 11on .. llouodlO!d vuud• Jt•tlr) l.Jvnux~ MaftuMr)' MlM•lf•IM'OU' M\WtUaM<N• ~ 1nlf'd .Mlilt.ltat lulrumt-nh Ofnct Furn • 1-;quop Pf'I• :=~~~~::. 5-\Jn1 Coocb Si.or•. Rnt11Jran\,8ar ~~·rM1'0.H1r,,St,reo BOATS & MARINE EQUIPMENT 1s very motivated Call Diana 631-12166. Agt. Opett SatJS-1·4 GREATIUY IMTllUROM •m 3 Bd 2i,., Ba condo, lrg ::~ mstr + £amlly rm. din· 10aO mg rm Below market at :: Sl19,900. Bill Kennedy. = 63J.1266 904.) IO!oO lll6S llOIO 81)1,1 IO'!O IOU "'11\ 8C)llO llOll ll083 -tlCll'1 llOllO 111)113 --... IOlll tllO tlJO t\Jll tltO tUI ... .. ,.. •1• - 1610 -lnlO ---1117Q -.; - .. - CCIII~ you $100 all it tabt i1 o PENNY PINCHER AD :1 line•, for 2 da\' onh SI 511 a rla·\ \rl~er\1-,t· on\• ~r morl' 1h'm' 'alu<'d ulJ 10 SHH>. Each .\llt11110nal linl' 1~ onl~ 66t for the t"o dJ .'" Sorry. no c•ommer r1 al 11d1 .1l l11"ed C'h.irge ~our Pt>nn~ Pmrher Ad or u~l· .'our Hllnkl\mencMrd \'1s11 or ~I Jllter Chi.t~C" Ctlll today .ct '" y Hr ed ht prlet tOMOfTOW! 221 Via lthoco TRADITIONAL PERFECTION 3 bdrm. dining rm. breakfast rm. h1 ceil- ings. sky lighted spa in lge mas ter s uite. $630,000 wilh jumbo loan avail. IASTSIDEVA Charming 3 Bdrm i i,.c, Ba home that needa aome TLC. Loads of potential wtth 2 fireplaces, and large ad· d-on family room. Price a rlaht al $136,000. LIDO ISLE lllr.l.S OPIN SUN I ·I I 20 9UITO Featured on Homes Tour,1 this lovely traditional spacious, custom 3 bdrm, 3 bath home, newly ~ated. Priced to sell quickly at $475,000. Newly remodeled 3 bdrm. 2 bath plus lge recreation room & 2 paUoe. Beam ceilings . Great for entertaining. $420,000. PENINSULA POINT llACHROMT Panoramic view at wedge, from prime large lot, 4 bdrm, 3 bath custom home. 3700 sq. ft. featuring marine room, entry, living room, dining room, built-ins, etc. $1,385,000 . IAYFIOMT We have several fine homes with pier & slip, starting at $1,500,000. BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR J•l l l\<1 y~1d1 01•v• N R b/', 6161 YOUR llST V ALUI IH CA.MIO SHOUS 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 SH THE ILUI PACIFIC From this Cameo Highlands beaut y .• • Priced to sell, $339,000. Only 10% down with owners assistance. One level 3 Bdrm plus huge yard. STROLL TO HEWu..'POR-.~IT" IEACH Charming 4 Bdrm. Cozy living room features : wood burning fireplace. Owner will help finance. Only $209,900. THE REAL ESTATERS O,EHHOUSES SAT/SUH 1·5 2921 Catalpa. Newpart Beach . Bes l buy Easlbluff, S BR. 3 Ba. $250.000 28S8 lnroz. Mesa Verde, prestigious 4 BR 3 Ba controlled wine room. ultra large family room S250.000 OCEAHVIEW P o p u ~r N e w po r l Heigbta area. Fantastic modern tri-level home. 1 year old. V\ew ocean and city Ught.s. 3 BR, formal dining. gourmet kitchen. Wood deck, low maintenance. Owner will help ftnance. Only Ml9,000.~ COLDWeLL BANl(eRO UNBEATABLE BARGAIN 3 Bdrm Coeta Mesa re- m ode I e d beauty ! Complete with covered patio plus fantulic hot tub. Prlced to aell quick al $110,000. OPEN SAT /SUM 1·5 21121t ... C09la Mesa Callfl46.1171 THE REAL ESTATE~S HEWUSTIMG IAYRtOKT Dec orators dream , Balboa Isle. Sl.600,000. OCEANFRONTS Sl ,200,000. Peninsula Point, magnificent view. 4Br, 3Ba custom home. LOWDOWN OWCA.T IZO/o SS00,000. 3Br, 2Ba bachelor. PEHIHSULA POIHT TRM-LD Great owners unit, 3Br, 3Ba & <3Br . 2Ba-2Br, I Ba>. IEACHHOUSE Get a group of 2 or 3 friends together and buy lbia cule beach houae for only $175,000. 6 Units 6Uniu UHfTS 8 Units N.B. Perun Owner will finance COSTA MESA COMDO 3Br. 2Ba. 2 frplcs, $137,900. Creative financing available. COHOOSIH HAWAII Maw and Kauai Condos Will excbanie for unita, coodoa, etc. IU'I" 1.f \I I \ I 'l STROLL TO NEWPORT BEACH Charming 4 Bdrm. Cozy llvio& rooat feat urea; wood bumlni fireplace. Owner will help finance. Only $209,900. Hurry, caU673~ THE :REAL ESTATE~S ... CANYON bquilltely upsrlded Monaco on 1olf coune. 3 Br formal dining tam room, aaumable loana. Submit all often. aaldn1 $575,000. H.411101 lllH Beautiful customized La Tremont plan on view lot. 4 Br + den, park, P!l!_quet floor~ spa. $699,000. owe ~1000 at 13~"/o. LIHDA ISU Luxurious French Normandy watterfron t estate. 5 B<lrms s Ba, outstandin g view. so· boat slip. $1 ,7501000. 20% down .• Owner will carry oalance at 12%. UNDERSTATED ElEGANCE A hoMe for the dlte~ exeatln fmnlty. leoufft..lly cooedl1tahd decor ....... 2 •tory hoMe with somiRg ....,, ..ct U•lftg nn, fOIWClll cllliRg rooM. w- fcRlty root1t Clltd kitchen .... lonly _..,. ..... with ..... l bdr. ,.... loft/ deft. HIH)e new apo ilt gMMf"OllS ycrd. c ..... oc locaffoa. $320.000. MEADOW PMI Mew HCIYJIH qHllty .cl ... picnMd ._.. wttt. luwy oftCI apace. Stately 2 dory Honrford pt• Oft 55x I 20' lot ..... Solfttt Coott Pina. W. J bdrwl. ........ fmttlly nn.; ..... bricJM. wwl bpt cOYntry kitchen..., fCllllHy cno. $209,000. SUPER CLEAN--C-1 BUIS. Suftable for light lftdintry and offices. Fr'Oftt bide). contaht1 4 carpet.cl and paMMd office• + 2 bath&. her Woc:k bldg hos 2·12' doors, M flowftcent lkJMlaCJ. 110/220 power + 1cJt men. dorage tpoe•. Lot Is 50. 120. eo..c.r.t. ..... oy & ICJ portllag ..... s.carfty t.ce. owe S21s.ooo or a... opfiolt at $225,000. Sib.at .......... BEAUTIFUL CONDO--IEWPORT WtIA to W•lfcllff ftloz.a from thh "'" adult 2 bdnn, 2bo cOftdo. ,ool Md prhacy. Owfter will oulst with ~s12 ... soo. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC RE.Al ESTATI: ~· R•ni"'• PrOCl<'llY M.ona.,.•nont 31) Marone Ave Balboa Island '7U900 ONE FOUlTH ACRE IM IU. Ocean view -elegant customized home on just under lyia acre lot. Completely private expanded 4 Bdrm home. Oversized living room, private dining room, & gated pool area. This is a beautiful unique properly newly offered at $795,000. P'EHIHSULA con AG~225,000 Walk to bay or beach. Great location. 2 Bdrm, 1 bath, fireplace in the living room. Flexible terms. tltVtME LOW ASSUMAU Gracious bright home in University Park. Large comer lot near pool and tennis. Custom wood s hatters & panellnf. Private covered patio w t h spa. Take over subject to 1st TD at 1014%. Only $190,000. MIWPOIT Outstanding 4 Bdrm end unit ln model condition. Located in moat desirable area ol 'lbe Bluffs -$325,000. PO• LIASI Super Patio Home, 2 .Bdrms , only $495 per month. Irvine - Orangetree .. Exceptional comml.uion. split for liatlng ortented reaJtor associates. Beautlf~ olftce ln choice location. Q ave 2 openings. 2744 I. COAS'f HWY. COi~ D& MAI 759-1&1& PMllMUU OCIAM H~IOI cm U4MfTS 1 Panoramic view-Spyglass. 3 B 2 Ba model home. Priced beio.,, market. HAllOI VIEW HOMll5 5 BR 3 Ba Somerset. Reduced to 1 $339.900. , t(I SBR 3 Ba Somerset. Custornizecl. $349,500 . 4 BR 2 Ba, pool, spa. Beautitul ! $254,900. J DUPLUES tM CDM Brand new.L .elegant 3 BR 2 Ba in all 6 units. "20,000 each. 'IJ ILOCk TO IL\CH 5 BR custom home. $459,500. J • TWO ...... ONCS ~•c..,... .. 673-7761 760.1197 STARNES COMPANY . . • J Pete Barrett RealW, presents HEW LISTIMG-WEST HEWPORT Cozy. charming and immaculate 2 Bdrm and den, or 3 Bdrm, 2 bath Newport Shores horne. Open. beams, fire place and intimate patio. $137 ,500. Neal beach home. 231 62nd St., Ml Opett S-I -5 WiSTCLIFf CUSTOM Dramatic 2 story hving room, formal dining room, family room, . rumpus room 4 Bdrms including large master suite with separate study and fireplace. RV stor age, room for pool. OWNER OFFERS EXCELLENT FINANCING~ 920 NottinCJhom, NM Opett S-. l ·S MEW LISTIMG-HEW ORLEANS One level condo near 17th Street. 2 Bdrms a nd 2 baths and large patio. Super s hape and priced lo sell now! 1741 Tustin #1 lA CM S... 1·5 PRIME AREA~EHIHSULA POIHT Near bay and beach. this custom contemporary 3 Bdrm home is built with lots of wood and glass, 2 fireplaces, double garage, covered patio and much more. 502 '1" Sfrfft. lal»oo 0,.,. S-. I 2·4 W1DE OPEN SPACES Room to roam on this city rancho! Over one half acre with large trees1 lus h landscaping 1n secludea setting Im maculate older 4 Bdrm home Ca II to see PIO .\MD SLIP! Balboa Is land. cozy 2 Bdrm cottage on quiet s ide of island, with 2 Bdrm guest/inco me unit over 2 car garage. Owner financing available. $750,000. Call for appointment. WESTSIDE HST IUY What $150,000 wi 11 buy for you : Lovely quiet cul de sac. a young 2 story detached home. ocean breezes, 3 Bdrms plus 21h baths. See this one before it's gone. MAME YOUR TERMS! Prime Balboa Is land duplex. Immaculate front a{>artment with fireplace and mini view plus large modern 3 Bdrm 2 bath apartment. Excellent financing will help you own this desirable property. DOVER SHORES--f'RICB> RJGKT Large home on oversized lot. Large living and dining rooms. cozy den. Marv e lous c ustom lanai with firepit , BBQ and custom spa. $425,000. c an for appointment. WOODIRIDGE CREEK Irvine condo near pools, tennis and shopping. 2 Bdrms starter home, or fine investment. $107,500. IA YFROMT _,IER-SLl,-IEACH Enjor outdoor living in this quiet location. 3 Bdrm home in Balboa Coves. $550,000 includes the land. Call for appointment to see. A 642-s200 ........ • THE ~EAL ESTATE~S BEST IN BLUFFS LGI I PL.AMS ) •/PAM lMt LGE PATIOS, SPICTACULAI VUS LEASE on10M AVAi~ $27s,ooo. 1 orEH t ·5 )20 OTBO IOH V. Or'llodal EYER SO Ult. 4 Bdrm, super end unit. All new kitchen. $339,000. SUPB DELUXE IHD UMT. Expanded. PtoJ. decorated. $495,000. OPEN l ·S 2 147 VISTA IMTUDA LOVELY PARK view end unit. Added preakfast rm. $255,000. ONE LEVEL END UMrT. Beautiful 3 bdrm, 2 bath. fam rm . $295,000 INCLUDING LAND. ALL HA VE GOOD TEAMS HELEN 8. DOWD ttiALTOR, IMC. 644-01 14 U1t & luy Wftll lhe lbperts ACTIVE FAMILY? 'This is the home for you! Located on a quiet street in exclusive Bayc rest. Spacious custom built two story home with 4 bdrms., formal dining rm .. paneled family tm .. fantastic game rm., office with outside entrance, pool, sewin~ rm. \md (you think we're kidding?) ~here 's more. At $449,500 this is one of the very best home buys in the area. Come see for yourself -1730 Marlin Way, N. B. wi II be open Sat and Sun 1 to 5. PRICE IS RIGHT If you thought you could not afford to live in Newport Beach. you'd better look at 1242 Rutland Rd. A feally s harp 2 bdrm. condo with 2 ull baths, wood burning fireplace, bar. pool and deluxe built-in kit c h e n . Private e nd unit convenienUy localed cl05e to shops and transportation $129.500 is the full price. Open house Sun l 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 View Homes. Oversized lot with enclosed yard large enough for a pool. Family rm. has lots of bookshelves, wet bar and brick firepla ce. Formal dining area, added sun room & 3 car garage. Reduced for quick sale to $329,750. See 1816 Newport Hills Drive, N.B. Open Sun l to 5. . WHOA! Five and one half beautiful acres overlooking San Juan Capistrano with a view from Saddleback to the f)ea. A perfect place for the home of your dreams. Private. yet only minutes from town . Horses bermitted. $650,000. Submit on terms. INVESTMENTS * RIVUSIDI emus + acres JUST LISTED in' the vely Arlington Area d Riverside. lanted in navels and valencias. 'Otential for future subdivision . ,000. SHO,,IMG CIHTIA busy 19th Street in Costa Mesa. o leased. Corner location. Long land lease. $477,000 submit on ms. 110 UMm Irvine Ave. Back Bay. Laree r eation complex. Excellent tal history. App roved for sale aa ~p. $11,700.000 .. ' A VlttY snctAL HOME with features that are hard to find today. Large,-'Wer· s ized lot. immaculate lan~caping front & rear, cozy workshop off 2-car garage, wood-burning fireplace and a warm, friendly feeling throughout. See this 2· bedroom and den home now. $183,000 IRVIME TEIUlACE -FROMT ROW VIEW OF IAY, OCEAH AND CATALINA Relax in an attractive gazebo and enjoy the sunsets and exciting boating activity. Call today to see this lov- ely 4-Bedroom, Traditional horn~ with a huge family room and large wet bar. Beautiful pool in front courtyard and a separate spa. A complete new kitchen with all new top-quality appliances and cabinets. One of larges t lots in area (almost 1h acre>. Fee Land. IA.YCREST CUSTOM HOME Designed for entertaining and family living. 4· Bedrooms. huge living room, large formal dining and famny rooms. Gourmet kitchen. Master suite separate from other extra-large bedrooms. Pleasing privacy in pool-sized back yard. Great terms. Including.land. .. $395.000 1315 AHTIGUA. WA. Y OPEM SUH I ·5 £LEGAHT "VERSAIWS" -EXCLUSIVE OH BIG CA.HYON GOLF COURSE 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 lov ely large pool and huge spa +an attractive gazebo. Gated front courtyard entry with fountain. Marble floor in foyer with glittering chandelier. 4 Bedrooms. den, formal dining room & 4112 baths. Priced right at $895.000. Call for appointment. WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors Z 111 S. JG 1' + tMa RNd NEWPORT cerra. MIWPo«T HACH 675-3411 EMERALD IA Y -Enchanting 3 Bdrm cottage with plantation shutters. used brick, sunny patios. In one of our finest communities with private beach, pool and tennis. $370,000. TURTLEROCK HIGHLANDS -A s tunning achieveme nt by Pollock Interiors. Exquisite decorating thruout this 4 Bdrm, l sty home with separate dining room and large master suite. A new and exciting offering $312,000. HORTH LAGUHA MalO'li!icent white water view by day and lights ol Dana Point at night. Outstanding custom built 4 Bdrm North Laguna home on the ocean side of the highway. Large lot. Just steps from the beach. $685,000. OWNER WILL TRADE -20 acres near Rancho 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. COlOMA DEL MAI DUPl.IX -One of the few duplexes w /a pool. Desirable street w/hi income. comfort 3 Bdrm owners unit. ~20.oOO. J.ASMIHE CltEEk Comfortable 3 Bdrm home with plantation shutters, parquet floors, lush carpeting, tasteful decorating . Within the security gates of Jasmine Creek. 9~% assumable loan. $335 ,000. TURTLEROCll HIGHLANDS -The very nicest Irvine community you could choose for your family. A spacious 4 Bdrm Edinborough plan. Professionally decorated in warm earthtones. Two large assumable loans far below current rate. Owner wi 11 consider a smaller T urtlerock home in trade. $389,000 . COMM&Cl.AL LOT -3 contiguous lots. zoned C2 in San Cle m ente. Office build ing p l a ns available. $296,800. IMVISTOIS SIMIMAI -Learn bow you can enj oy a profitable real estate investment with o ut n egative cash n ow, property management, vacancy factor. 7:l0 MOMDA Y IYIMI.,._, APllL 27. IN oua Of'lllCI. 21tl L COAST Hl6HWAY. PLIAll CALL fOI ns.VATIOHS. '7.,_1411. MllACLIS STIU HAPPIMI Stop by 3165 Bermuda, C.M. for a real preview of heaven. 4bd, 2ba pool & spa. Owner wilJ finance. Open Sun 12-4pm. $155,000 Lois Miller ACROSS THE STUIT Come see this sensational 3bd, 2ba at the same time as above. For only $143,000 Call Lois Miller STUL ME Under priced at $99,900, this Irvine 3bed, 2ba w/encl. gar condo. is anx.iousJy awaiting your off er. Pool. Call Lois Miller OWNER FfHAMCIHG TO 9'fAUFllD $25,000 for this delightful dble wide mobile-in adult Bayside Park. Priv beach, pool, spa. Call Lois Miller 0'9t SAT l·S Darling 2bed, 2ba, part house part mobile w/real fireplace in elegant DeAnza 300 E. Coast Hwy #57 or call Lois Miller MEW lt4 COIOHA D& MAR Extravagantly designed DUPLEX. Best of it's kind! Assume loan & owner w/carry. Asking$425,000. Call Rae Rodgers 631-1266 . 190/o DOWM HEllT AGE P ARIC 3bdrm, 1'.h ba, $87,000 in assumable finance. Close to pool, park, schools, & shopping. $106.900! Call Jerry Jones rrs YOUR HST IUY Balboa Peninsula Duplex only $260,000 .... Great location with super financing. Two one bedroom units. 201-20H~ E. Bay Ave. Clint Moses 631-1266 RARE IALIOA PB41HSULA IHSIDE HOME W /VIEW First time offered -Four bedroom home one blk from ocean. Excellent street appeal. move-in condition. 1541 E. Ocean Blvd. Open Sun 1·4 Clint Moses 631 -1266 UHIVEISITY PARK + TERMS This one is a sleeper! 3bd, 2ba dble gar. 20% dn, no qualifying. Hurry! Price is $139,900 Bruce Blo'?gren 759-1221 GRIEA T ST ARTER $5,000 dn. Don't let the Real estate market pass you by. 2bd adult condo. No. Santa Ana. Bruce Blomgren 759-1221 W ALI TO MILE S9UARI PAD Great Fountain Valley location. Just reduced $19,000! Large master bd w/retreat & deck. Assume $100,000 at 11%. Now $178,500. Bruce Blomgren 759-1221 SPYGLASS HlU ova LOOIC MEWPOtlT One of the best ocean views from this New Bedford model w/good finance. Price $745,000. Bruce Blomgren 759-1221 CDM DUPLEX WrTH TaMS 4bd, owners unit, move-in ready. Plus lbd rental for income. OWC $250,000 AITD ! Submit $325,000. Bruce Blomgren 759-1221 MEWPOltT SHORE STB' TO SAMO One of Newport Bch best buy. Walk to bch, 2 story home. 4bd. Only $194.500. Bruce Blomgren 759-1221 NEWPORT IEACH PLUS 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 759-1221 TRIPLEX -SAMT A AMA 21/2 yrs. new, great loc. near So. Coast Plaza. High demand rental area: Priced at $189,000. Jackie Handleman 631-1266 tHVEST IH LOCATIOM Sharp 2 bedroom condo in Mesa Verde. Priced to sell at $98.500. Call Anne Mccasland 631-1266 l MIW TO THI HACH 3br, B l/2ba condo + bonus room in Fountain Valley. New carpet, ceramic tile and loads of stained glass. $112,000. Call Anne McCastand 631-1266 HUMTIMGTOM HACH 4 PLIX All units are 2bedroom 2batb -good rents, no vacancy factor. Price $185,000. Loan is a ssumable. Anne Mccasland 631-1266 Mt'WPORT CllST C0t400 4br, 3ba family room, wet bar, dining rm., ocean view, tennis, pool, "3" to choose from, starting $197,000 to $210,000 Bob & Dovie Koop. SPYGLASS HIU L.14$1 5br, 4ba family rm., formal dining. Balcony off master bdrm. Super vu $200/m o Bob & Dovie Koop. . DOVB SHOIES FllOMT ROW 4br, 4ba formal din., family rm., pool, super view, ocean, back bay, steal this tolalJixer. Seller carry 1st T .D. As king $480,000 Fee Bob & Dovie Koop. \ all or part, heavy -. j ~ t I I •• c.m.. ......... ,, ...... s 1.200,000 6J3 U. r.ta. FI .......... $610,000 IOI ........... o.. w.._. .... Sttl,000 100 U4't ,_..Dr •• #IZ ..•....• uz.100 JJIZ le•w •· N.I .......... $197,000 Jll Vie I• a.-., LI• ...... $'71.0IO 4'01 s. ••• ,.. 0c ......... ''"·'" 10 I Cltff, CIHftwl•" ••....•• S>t2.too JJO S..Wwd, Sttor.clffa .... S»t,000 207 Ylo MHt .... Udo .•••.. $471,000 Jot4Z Coto.Ml Pt., L....,.,tm,too GRANDEUR ON WIJA ISLE A retl•nc• of 9"mMI ,....,.. •,..... stlC1lot11 Lhuta hie. ....,. ffNow ht.a. .,...... o .. r brick 1ltGlk Wf1f & dip ,-;.,_ to total ~, Two 1tory ..... wfltt wf~ ...... ., • ....,, fo••t•I•. for•ol U•I.. roo. wttl. ....... ta.lty l'OOM ........... •••ltH bar. ForMal dl11l119 ,..., + ,.,..t kite ......... ..._ ............ + 4 ~t b..-Oo•. L9vt ..tdo1r patio boat docll • .., for 3 t.ocah. Sl.lf .ooo. .. i NEWPORT BAYFROHT__.. Thi• bHllfffufty '""'° d•d 4bcl barfr•t holM hot Hfl'Y a....tty for grecJoed N•wport leach ,ll•l'"J wftll petlos, ...-.. and owh ..... bar -n.ws. Aho iftcluded 11 a docll to accc 11edah o 50ft. boot. S 1,400,000 fft. EXPANSIVE UNOBSTRUCTID VU A. CJl"andio" rHidetK• of lwtpcN t•ce with close-up VUs fro. MOSt roo1a. DlcJnfty, charoder and wc:rmth rwflKW from spaclou1 Ntry to shp-down AYillg room, fonnal din.rm., ln•••w family ""' Hd totally •qt1ipped lcitclMtt wttlt br•okfost area. Three cOttafortobte be*OCMM pM bHliord-"°°"" le9 be ~·ert.ct to 2 we becttoo.st. Two krcJ-deck/patios, ptus MW prt.a.. .. l car page. Owtttt wll CO"TY fllNmc.. Ing. $975,000 .... IRREPLACEABLE OCEANFRONT Unique design & lmposslilt to ... cot. this excetletut l.achfront a.o... O.tr 6000 sq. ft. leawtiful Werior Ir ~ COMtn.ctl0ta. lncllldes two-2500 set-ft. homes + 0 2 bd. r...w .... + .,...t 1t1lte. P~rfed for oWMrshlp by 2 fanllits. Mall• offer $2,200,000. FABULOUS FOXBORO HEIGHTS \JpcJrodu CJCllor-iR thh spacl-MW 4W. w/v•w hotM • ......, •xtttnl•• ·stained glass, e111t°"' wllldow tnot- IWih. wood flooritlcJ ..t A..C. Loc•d ... "'""~ tOCJllllCI NHJ-l $3'9,900. EDGEWATER BAYFRONT--VU 9'Mt Ne~ locatto. .,,., ...... tnf- fic Ir across frOM lay I.a.cl OwiMt' hos pkas & ,_,....lh appro•ed so JOii c• WW tomorrow. hlsttag l bed. a.o.. with excelleftt fiftanciRg ........ Sip for lorg• yacht. VU of MC1l11 loy. $995,000 FM. PENTHOUSE ON WATER-YU l.anJtt' "'-llM>lt hotMs. tNs c:ORdo .. briqht & open with aoarMg lnhrtor *"-. lbd. with patio Ofl WGhr. loat .., ........ $575.000. EXCEPTIONAL HILL TOP ESTAlt! ""HgkMn Harttor lidp Loe•• wl• 110 VU OF loy, Oce• Ir"""" ....... Mapfflceat ....., Ir ......... r'Ollll .... ..... this 5700 set-ft. ,.. .. deftce. -.... .. .-Ct yow owa decor for *' ....., ....... wfttu 4 bed. ltw.y .......... """ 1 ..... , ... fa-. ra md -u 1oa MUttt Hit• with ffreptoc.e, MMMclt .... & .,.. .......... Ye --.,.. for .... ~~ ............. . ........_ of this a.o.11 XIV M_. ~· St.'95,000. VILLA BALBOA AltlSHED Decorot•d down to the ''g11ot'1 tpbrow." h1chNlea ••trJIWrwJ & Nady to OCctlpy llOW. 2 Md. 2 ba. In perfect coewlltlo11. A hideaway or exKVtl•• retreat! $3'1,000 • LIDO ISLE HONEYMOON A p•rfect starter cottage with 2 bedrooMs & 2 be. potlo & more. Meech ,-.., wallpoper & c..,.. $299,000. CHARISMATIC---ON WA1£R en...Clftf COfthiilporary i,..tory e.o._ on pri•ah Ill•. Cof'Mf" properly with pri•ah boat slip. StolMd CJk1ss. Mtxk• tfle, wood, 91011 & beautiful •cor ""~ this 4 bed. + c1MtCJ ""' holule: CJOW"Mf kltcheft, W9f bakofty & declt. 'I ,200.000 f••· OWMt' onlst ... f1XER-GREA T LOCATION--W .... tlOftd• ... P.-.....Polntdllplex ...... fro. boy -blodl tr... OU.. lltM acron fron1 H•wport Hor4>or YecM CW,. $135,000. NEWPORT CHARMER-POOL .,. falltlty Orff CMt 0 qMliet sftwt. LArqe pool and deck .... Ill a seclllded bock yard surrounded by grHtttry. 0,... N•ing room wlltt Mwty r"'"°deled llftcMlll'I. Two bedrooms + ... that cOllld ~ lrd bedroom. $185,000 he. LIDO ISLE CORNER-VU Offwittg the ucthl'Mftt & COftlentn•.t of Lido llfHtyle-tennis, ctwbho111t. bkycHng & frfNdty people who t11joy iOCJ9incJ the Isle. 2·dory, l bd., 4bo., fom. rm., formal din. rm.· with all arnettitiea. $6 7S,000. TRADITIONAL & BF.AUTIFUL Emhnt c"-1n . . . qydlty thl wghout. Spoclous 2-story l becl lcrcp 11.-., fan1ity & dlnhtg roOM. YU tr... ..,.,. ftoor. Mo .. -lin now. lrkb It w ......... $392,000. OCEANFRONT EXOOISITE Fabulous archlhctural mashrpWc• on corner. H•w wood & C)lass. custom odl calNMh & meticulous cMail & decor In ..... 2-story home with gom:IN't ldtcheft & .,._...d master wite. Terrific VU of Ho & _., from this 2 bed. fcn.ra honw f1M 2 bed. reatal unit. Ye. could malct tWs o siftcJ't fmnlty hofM $975,000. 50 ft. to SAND-URGE-VU le•tlM ct11tom dilpMx Of'ly I pen old. One block to Santa AM .Htty. L...ge OWMt"•s unit wfth 4 bechoRa, pffcJ.d tae... staMd glo11 & spotlt51 4Mcor. s.p... VU of surf. Lwge l becl r...tal _. It. hceletut flnancincJ. $675,000. CURB APPEAL__:eALBOA ISLAND Ttrrifk locoffon ne• tM ... lfrMt. ~ 2-story, 3 bdnn. lgt ldtchft. forM dMhlcj Mi\. Mostw b*M w/fplc. Hewty polftted, carpet.ct ond ~ Two patios. Loods of wood, wCll'1lllh and ldand chanft. R.-ed to $420,000. BAYFRONT CONDO--lARGE Man f'OOM .......... , ............ 2 bed + ... & patio ,..... '°"" n.c. 1oat sllp a •oll. St1bmft leau/optlo11. Ul0,000. LAGUNA OCEANFRONT Spectacular ocea11 •lew from tltl1 IN..tlful 2 .,.,.., 2ba co.op right °" tt.. oc•-· Grffaery, prf•ocy, sec:t1rlty, lteocJt and swl.....-g pool $"299.000. PENINSULA POINT ~PER w• to lay & oc•• fr-. tlih .W..~ bt.ty. Co ..... tety MW llt & out & loads of '"""' for .... fOMtty. Spadout 2-story ..... ,..ct Ir groo•td floon. a--i ww wtr.. LWCJe J bed. 3 ba. a.. t.LrM. + .......... $444,500. BEACH DUPLEX· AXER Oce•frHt d1ttlH tt.af e• be r .. ••uliid t. _...... ~.-.. &c••••,.... ......... c.-for .... uso.ooo. NEAR NEWPORT--QJSTA MW ,, .......... -pod ........ . 9'llf f.., 11•1 ... ort.ood COY ....... to ........ of ........ .,, ...... ,..... 3 .... ~ z ........ 0... -:.,::z I• TD wtttu ZO% cMi ._ . .... tel to $172,000. AESIDENTIAL REAL E'S TA rE StRVIC ES TAKI THIS AD wtTH YOU FOi A TOUa OF SOMI OP T'HI AMIST HOMES THI NIWPOllT ANO llVIMI AllAS HA VI TO OflHI. YOU'LL FIMD OUT WHY oua HOMIS ... THI UM-STYU THIY AFIOltD All n. T A&.ll OP THI MA TION. LOOIC FOi OUR OPIH HOUSE SIGHS AND YOUU A&. SO DISCOVER THAT THE llST HOMES IH TOWH All llHIMD OUR SIGHS ..• AND THE IEST RW. ESTATE PEOPLE. TOOi IF YOU DOH'T SEE JUST THI IU~HT NOMI OM THE OPEN HOUSE LIST, CALL OUR OfACE A.T 644-9060. CHANCES ARE. THI ONE YOU .. I LOOKING FOa IS IH OUR IMVEHTORY Of APrROXJMA TEL y • 00 EXCLUSIVE LISTIMGS. OPEN HOUSE l·S OPEH OH PEHIMSULA POfMT Enchanting 4 BR. Fam./Exec. home. Lovely g arden patio off Living Rm. & Lg. Fam. Rm. Perfect for enter· taining. Private Mas ter s uite. $430,000. Fee. See Barbara BallmanAt420 BELVUE LANE OPEN OH UDO ISU Completely re modeled 3 BR. custQm. Large assumable loan & selle r wi 11 carry. $525 .000. See Edie Olson At 510 VlA LIDO SOUD OPEN a.. IALIOA ISLE Little Island charmer. 3 BR. 2 BA . Super b location. $360.000. See Suzie Exley At 118 JADE OPEN IN CAMEO SHORES Country e legance. 3 BR. 3•,2 BA . Pool & s pa . $695,000. See Kay Parker At 4615 HAMPDEN OPEN 1"4 SPYGLASS Expanded Southport on secluded lovely lot. 5 BR. 41h BA . Playroom . Bonus Rm. + Fam. $595,000. See Eleanor Bowie At 6 M AL I BU CIRCLE OPEN IN IRVIME TERRACE Custo m 3 BR. Ocean view. Spa. $.598.500 Fee See Nan cy Nichols Al 1023 BONNlE DOONE OPat IH IRVINE TERRA.CE 3 BR. + large F R . on huge lot near par k. $395,000 Fee. See E\'an Co rkett At 2001 SF..A DRl FT OPEN IN IRVIME TERRACE 3 BR. 2 BA Spa with view of bay & ocean. S305.000 See Lucy Rose At 1437 SERENADE TERRACE OPEN IH U.YSHOIES Picture perfect charmer 3 BR. near beach. $425.000 See La Vonda Hoerde man At 2801 Bayshores Drive OPEH IN U.YSHORES Owne r will fina nce this spacious 3 BR. + Fam. Rm. Colonial $4 95,000. Fee. See Mary Harvey At 2450 MARINO OPEH IN U.YSHOllES Two to choos e from . One is a charming Cape Cod, one a gracious Country French. They are both 3 BR. both w.arm & friendly. both $335,000 and both ope n ! See Landa Mars ton At 2651 & 2661 C RESTVIEW OPEN IN U. YSHOIES Countrv f,r en ch . charming W /French door s. 2 BR. + Den. Next to beach & marina. $598,000. See Frank Sennes At 2611 BA YSHO RES DRIVE OPEN IN THI ILUFfS 3 BR. 2 12 BA · 'V " plan in mint condition. Great ass umable loan at $177,000 See Lis a White At 410 VISTA ROMA OPEH 1"4 T.. ILUFfS Dramatic 2 BR. end unit condo overlooking delightful greenbelt. Bac helor perfect. $149,000. See Betty Richard At 2311 VISTA HUERTA OPEH IM TURTLE ROCK GUN 3 BR. 2 ba th. Formal din'g Rm. + library. Owner will assist in financing. $268.500. See Rita Quiggle At 15 SYCAMORE % OPEN IN TURTUltOCK HILLS Spacious Preside nt 3 BR. 2 bath. Fam. Rm. Owner will carry 2nd. $250.000. Fee. See Jane Mitchler At 18782 VIA PALA TINO OP84 IH IRYN 3 BR. CAMBRIDGE. Formal din'g . Green belts . $175 ,000 w/owner assisted financing. See Wendy Beam At F241 CANDLEBERRY NOT OPEN BUT AVAILABl.E BY APPOINTMENT . PERPETUAL VA.CATION Ot4 LINDA. ISLE . Luxuriously crafted 5 BR on turning. bas~ with pier & slip for large yacht. 4 marble & bnck fire places, 4~ baths. panelled den. Stunning master s u.ite . ,$2,175,000. I EXCITING HAUOl llNI Dramatic view MIRAMAR. Two large & separated BR's. Den & game area. Private courtyard entry. Hardwood noors. Used brick patio. Decorator perfect. Take over low interest first. $5~,ooo. CAllNEI UVIMG OH THI RIMI Dynasty model. 2 bedrooms. Convenatlon area. Large master bedroom suite. Seller has resources to decorate and lahdscape to buyers taste. View. Large assumable }oan. $375,000. Fee. HOMI OF DtsnMCTtOM J>eninsula Bayfront with a MODERNE fialr. View bay & coutllne from any, of a levels. Terra~ & lawn lead to Dier. Fireplace in master+ 5 BR'f & 7 BA 's. Spa & party ~k. $1,875,000. LAIGI J 112 IA HOI • ON CANAL FRONI' Beautiful patio lead.I you to your own sandy beach. Only $2$,500 . OCEANFRONT .,...... l ... 1 ................ ~ .... 2 ... z ............. ... NIMd ,.... d°ec .. lotlt ...... Cl ....... ~ ...... d ..... -.. ............... + C8' ,....,. -.... illfk •• ,~ ,. °""" S42',ooo tom he...., 12~ ... -. Jo p.n. Otlly $659,000. Offw .,.,, ..... Who bows? TN OWllW ,,,.., .... c.-ry ......... 6 DB.UXE UMTS OCEANFRONT Small down payme nt and the bala nce is financed . Asking only $1.3 million. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Hewport ltvcl coner ]Offl ~lie Bluffi OPEN THIS WEEKEND 1-5 431 VISTA. SUERTE. Extremely popular Plan "X " in love ly setting. 3 bdrm. fa m /kit, formal dining room, 2 frplcs. & great wra p around patio Offered a t $237.000 . DOVER SHORES Breathtaking ocean, light and mtn. views from this large. one of a kind home. Be autifu lly decorated , & landscaped wit h a sparkling pool on e xt r a large lot. 4 Be drooms. 4 baths. Many outs tanding q uality features. SPYGLA.SS Spectacular night hte and ocean views . This home has a courtyard entry pool, 2 bed room guest suite, study. pl ayr oom a nd family room. Master bedroo m s uite h a s a s e par a t e j3CUZZI REDUCED to $795.000 ' SPYGLA.SS Popula r T rad e winds Mode l owner anxious. This 4 bed room home has m any different ways of financing, inc luding trades, ex· changes. or '? SPYGLASS A Southport for only $539,500? End of cul-de-sac with some night lite vie w, pool , jacuzzi. Submit on financing. SPYGLASS This New Bedford home has e very- thing. Pool, jacuzzi, and fantastic views. Highly upgr aded-throughout with many quality features. Open ho use Sunday 1 to 4. $795,000. HARIOR RIDGE ESTATES Commanding view & value . Un· d e r s t a t e d e l eg ance with un · surpassed upgrades. 4 Bedroom Devonshire wit h fa ntastic financ· ing. $950,000. HUMTINGTOH HACH ONLY $88,000, 4 bedroom AS· SUMABLE LOAN. Owne r may carry 2nd. Call now ! HARIOR VIEW Owner very anxious on this Harbor Vie w 3 b e dro om home . Only $223,000. Submit on financing. FOUHTAIH VAWY Great location and great for a starter home . Only $101,500 and owner will help finance. Call for appt. IRYIHI A lovely large family home ln Irvine. Decorator wallpapers, microwave and self cleaning oven. Great ass umable financing. Call for details. MISA VHDI WITH A POOL 4 Bedroom executive home with a pool & cabana. Large lot and great for entertaining. Assume~% loan and owner will help finance. All this for $2169 900. SCHOU "-UA See this l Wdroom ooodo for only $124,900 In NEWPORT BEACHl View of courtyard f oun&a.iD. Call fo. appt. 'I I . I I l I o/ n.wrorl RULTORS '75-1111 OPEM HOUSI l·I V1 MIWPOIT SHOllS: w.11 locahd ew_, .,.. fNfflc. _...,. ... to cWll91u1e & TIMMIS, pool etc. Gr'Ht J ......... cny flnplKe. woo4 ~ & MHo, eosy ocut• to oc ... bHcl!a. .._. s1 fl.ooo ......_ 423 LUCJOftle. COLE OF NEWPOIT RIA.LTORS 25 IS E. Coaat Hwy., Corona cW Mer 675-5511 CE 110111 BLllRS ca. i OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE 14 MORRO IAY SPYGLASS OPEN SUM 1-5 Two Stories Of Excellence. Sunken Living Room With Fireplace & Beam Vaulted Ceiling. Large F'amily Room. Full Length Hearth, Wet Bar. Plus A Huge Bonus Room. Sellers Will Assist In Financing. Pool Size Lot. Asking $56.5,500. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. 815 AMIGOS WAY, #15 EASTILUFF OPEN SUH 1-5 Former Model With View Of Big Canyon Thi:;ee Bedrooms Plus Convertible Den. 2i 2 Baths. Wet Bar . Inter co m . Lovely Appointments Throughout. Community Pool. Best Value In Area. Listed Un der $200,000. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing 542 VISTA GRANDE BLUFFS OPEN SUM 1-5 Expanded "E" Plan Lovely Turf Courtyard Entrance. End Unit . Three Bedrooms Plus Large Family Room . Ealing Area In Kitchen. Mas ter Suite With Extra C lo se t s Three Patios For . Indoor-Outdoor Living. Storage Galore. Great Financing Large Assumable L oa n . Co me See Realt or S254.900 A "J oy Of Newport" Lis ting. 1800 PORT CARLOW HARBOR VIEW HOMES OPiM SUM 1·5 Outstanding Montego On Fee Land. Corner Location Secluded Yard With Spa Beautiful Lush Landscaping. Night Light View Of Fas hion Is land & Big Canyon Owner Motivated. $295,000 LIDO ISLE Bu v Of The Year' $75.000 Reduction. Large Corner Lot With Traditional Three Bedroom Home. Guest Quart ers At The Unbelievable Price Of $350,000. Cash To Existing Loan. "LUCKY YOU" "And It has A High Assumable Too!" This Inc redibly Beautiful Con tern pora ry Home In Costa Mesa·~ Best Area Can Now Be Yours Features rnc lude Five Large Bedrooms. Two Impressive Fireplaces. Gorgeous Living Room & Family Room. Skylights, Wall C.Overings. Wet Bar Fantastic! Price $232,900. Ca II Now To See. OUTSTANDING IA YRtOMT HOME Lovelv Custom-Built Home On Promontoary Bay. Living Room . Formal Dming Room. Den/Library Spacious Master Bedroom Overlooking Bay Has Fireplace & Luxuriously Appointed Bath. Three Other Bedrooms & Maid's Room & Bath. Pier & Slip For Large Yacht $1.850,000. llG CAMYOH CUSTOM HOME Over looking 18th Fairway . Outstanding Custom-Built Home . Epitome Of Understated Elegance. Jn The Family Wing There Are Four Large Bedrooms, Each With A Bath; Master Has A Fireplace, Two Large Walk-In Closets, French Doors Opening To A Brick Terrace. Formal Dining, Gourmet Kitchen, Bonus Room With Bath, Plus Maid's Quarters. Call For Appointment. $2,200,000. 'RIMI IA YFllONT Forty.Foot Frontage, Pier & Dock In Exclusive Security Gated Bayshore Community. Lovely Two-.Room Master Suite With Fireplace. Plus Four Bed.rooms, Bonus Room & Den. Stepdown Living Room With Ten·Foot Ceiling. Spaciou Din.int Area With W~t Bar. Truly Goraeous View Of tslanda & Channels. An Extra tarae Front PaUo & Dec. Owner Wants This Home Sold Nowl $1,.:50,000. •OLF COUlll V1IW One stA:>ry home! Ete1ant covered en· try, formal living and dinins room. family room, brick fireplace, larg• country kitchen. Four state)Y bdrms, 2 baths, 3 car garage A FANT AST IC VIEW OF GOLF COURSE. Privacy! Many, many extras. Only $274',900. 54S.2313 EXECUTIVE Very popular R~ublic home with cov- ered entry, massive living room and family room, fireplaces, e legant formal dining room. huge country kitchen overlooks sparkling p6ol. 3 car garage and many extras. Owner will carry 1st TD at 12% interest. Priced at only $265.000. 546-2313 ASSUME $I 00,000 Of loans at 12% interest, on this fan- tastic Mesa Verde 4 Bdrm 2 bath home with 2 fireplaces, expanded family room, 1900 sq.ft. of living. Priced at only $139,950. 546-2313 DISTINGUISH&> Discover this one! 5 huge bdrms. 3 baths, formal dining room. gourmet kitchen. 2500 s q .ft. of traditional e legance. $220,000, act now. 546-2313 FIXER $10.500 total cash needed to close escrow on this 4 Bdrm. den. 3 bath. family room. fireplace, patio, huge yard . ''A Ha ndyman's Special ". Only $175,000. Call us today for an appoint- ment for details on this revolultonary new program called T l.C.K.E. T 546 2313 12'h 0/o FINANCING Prestigious home. located in Mesa Verde on a quiet tree-lined street. 4 huge bdrms. 2 baths, family room. fireplace. country kitc hen . lush landscaping. Financing available a t 121 ~(,. Priced $174,900 Don't wait. call ;)46-2313. "PRIVACY'' One of Mesa Verde's quietest areas A charmmg 3 Bdrm 2 bath home. family room . stone fireplace. very open floor plan 2 pat10s. RV access On.ly Sl65.!IOO. Another must see. 546-2313. CORNER LOT M agnif1c<'nt 3 Bdrm 2 bath home. Large family room. 2 brick fireplaces, huge corner lot for complete pnvacy A must see. $136,900. 546-2313. VIEW BARGAIN Popular hidden 2 story. Covered en- try. pnvate living. Huge family room, fireplace. country kitchen. Formal dining room. 4 Bdrms. 3 baths, full deck in rear of home for a beautiful view. Many extras . Only $225,000. 546-2313 "OWNER WILL HB..P FtNANCE" 131-'lo/c first TD. $105,000. Spacious dou- ble doored entry 3 Bdrm 2 bath, wood burnilT'g' fi r eplace, family room. $159,900. Call now, 546-2313 Let us help you disconr Mfto Verde, OM of Costa MHa's fiMst ......_ M ake your ~hopp1n~ S EL_L idle items wi.t~ a easier by using the Daily Dally Pilot Classified Piiot Classlf1ed Ads . Ad . 642·56'7~-_ OPEN SAT /SUN 1-4 125 ABALONE PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP HEW LITTLE ISLAND aEGANCE Finest quality Ideal family home by award winning builder. 100 block location on beautiful wooded lot. 4 Bdrm, family room. 234 baths, fine oak cabinetry and woodwork thru-out. wet bar. leaded glass windows, quarry tile, beamed ceilimgs. decks and roof deck. Owner financing. $619,500. 1st Chance Gone! SOLD -BAYFRONT ESTATE ONLY 1 LEFT Brand new home on Newport's ex- c lusive Peninsula Point. This 4 Bdrm 4 bath home includes an ex· quisite master suite with balcony overlooking private dock and neighboring blue Pacific. Don't • miss out! Drop by Saturday or Sunday 12-4 for open house or call for an appointment. Good financ- ing available. $1,650_.000 fee or $1,29!>,000 leasehold. 2274 Channel Road Balboa P'nlnsuJa caunanBlbb STAllH STOPPa YA/NtA 19MS This ls the one. A sharp home just right for a young f amity or couple that needs room to grow. Near new carpet & paint throughout this 3 Bdrm house. Super location. Only M .500 POOL HOME S9t,tOO Assume 1st T.D. of $61.000. OWC 2nd T.D. 3 Bdrm, family room, living room, with loads of potential. A great opportunity to get started. Call us for a s howing. -0 / ....... . ~~~w. Balboa Island Really ANO INVt!STMENT e~MP'ANV 673-8700 *ALL ADULT* • 5°/oDOWH * * 5°/o COMMISSION * T 0 R.E. LICENSEES * SELLER PAYS NOM-UCURRING * CLOSING COSTS Large s pacious 1 bdrm. units with brick woodburning fireplaces and private balconies or patios Luxuriant tree s haded grounds Tennis, pool, s pa, sauna. clubhouse enclosed and underground parking. Located in a pres tige areC:I of Tustin. Three shopping centers. bus and freeway less than two blocks away. Relaltves and friends can help you quC:1lify Below market interest rate at I3V'2o/c . I left at S73,500 QUAIL MEADOWS 17554 Vande nberg Lane. one block south of 17th Street. between Yorba and Prospect Take 17th Street exit eas t from Fwy 55. Right on Yorba left on Vandenberg 832-2300 ask for Sandy Open 10 :00-S:OOp.m. SPYGLASS SOU'l'WORT This beautiful 6 bedroom house is the crown jewel of Spyglass Hill. Decorated in a traditional style. it features e legant wallpapers, window coverings. carpet. and wood flooring. You can enjoy the spectacular ocean view from the kitchen. family room, living room, or mas ter suite and from the custom poo l and s pa in the elegantly lands caped back yard. $925,000. CUSTOM COUNTRY ENGUSH This custom h ome is being constructed in t he guard gated community of Harbor Ridge. Unbelievable views of the ocean and c ity li ghts. The home feat.ttres 5 bedrooms. family room, library. pool and spa. Expert craftsmanship and f ea tu res abound in this elegant home. Call for an appointment to see the site and plans. GREAT OWNER RMAHCI~ Bea utifully maintained three bedroom home on large lot in Newport Beach. French doors. custom cabinetry, s pa. gazebo, shaded patios. $285,000 fee. , RANCHO SAM JOAQUIN Adorable, affordable one bedroom and loft condo in the Villas. This bright, cheery home is perfect for the small family or single. $158,900. SPYGLASS ..U. This immaculate professionally decorated home is loaded with charm. The bright interior features the finest in carpets, wallcovering and window treatments. The custom pool and spa together with lush landscaping make this comfortable home perf eel for entertalning. $459,500. LAii ~aOWHIAD ISTA11 6700 square feet -Enllish Tudor. 5 bedrooms, 6"' baths, spa, 1auna, 300 ft. on the lake. l~ alaas, wood fioora , oak panellng, cfouble dock, boat, eated community - overythtna tma1inabJe. $3,S00,000. Own r will finance. YIS- The ae are excluslvely offered by Ru.,rnbold Realty and YIS- they are all seller-financed! hlHta •• I~. the best location for rou yac'ht. Large 3 bedroom family home featuring a den , break!ast garden room, and for~al dining room. $1.400,000. Owner will ,finance sale. l46oo Isle D..,..ir. Beautif'ul 4 bedroom home featuring great outdoor living and an apartment for income or guests. Plus a works hop for the craftsman. Only a few steps to the south bay . Owner wi 11 finance. $500,000. Duplex and 9uHt suit.. Very nice 2 bedroom owner's unit With fireplace, large patio. and roof deck plus a 2 bedroom rental unit, PLUS a separate guest s uite . Owner will finance. $412,000. RUMBOLD REALTY INVESTMENTS marine avenue balboa island 675-4822 OUTSTANDING FRIHCH VILLA IN EXCLUSIVE IRV1NE COVE So. California's prettiest seaside vi lla overlooking Abalone C.Ove . 4 ~~rms , 4't2 Ba 5 fireplaces. magnificent entry ·library. mstr Bdrm s uite w/sau~a . gourmet blue & white tile kitchen, high ceilings with pine beams, antique french mantels, marble floors. s ilk & suede wallcoverings. antique french lighting fixtures. greenhouse. brick terraces. Elegant attention to these and many other details . Offered at $3,250,000 1848 PORT KIMIERL Y PL OPEN SUH 1·5 This beautiful home includes sunken living room w/fireplace. large formal dinin~ r oo m w /wood floors. magnificent entry. all with vaulted ceilings and s urrounding ~ lovely green atrium. Separate farruly room w/fireplace, wet bar. 5 Bdrms. and a parklike wooded fenced yard. 3 car garage. Offered at $319.500. IA.RIA.RA HARRIS (!;:, ,~:,~~!~!:~~~·:!:~~~: •JOO uv . r .,, "'~•oo• b••<" c 1 9:t660 851-1361 675-9434 Colesworthy & Co. 2S4S EASTBLUFF DR. NEWPORT BEACH. CA. 640--0020 BLUFFS LMNG 3 bdrms 2i :r baths, bright end unit F'rancisc'an. Custom kitchen, security system. Delightful patio front~ on 5 acres of meticulously manicured greenbelt Bluffs living at its best. $265,000. Open Sun 1-5. 529 Vista Flora. BIGGEST IS BEST Customized Z Plan. Larges t plan available 4 bdrm. 3 bath. formal dining area. family room plus finished bonus room. Wrap around covered patios for extra privac)'.. Me_xican pavers. Air Cond., Mahbu lights, many, many more extras. $298,500. We always hcrfe ttie bfft ListiftcJs of the bftt prices! R~M* 11 I \I I•. I ... $3 597.50 is au J you bave to put down on these 2 bdrm homes. Xlnt opportunity to buy! Seller wants quick ule! ! Only S71 ,9SO, 759-1501 or 752·7373 WALKER~LEE R.E. CASA Dn RIO leovtlM.WWC_... Xlnt terms. 133 interest for 3 yean. 12132 Ed· lnger-cl0&e to Harbor Blvd. OPEN WEEKENDS lG-5 641-19111 :631·"361. agt ltAUT1fUU. Y REFUlllSHEO 4 bdrm home ln good localton with a com- p I e te I y remodeled kitchen. new pa.int, new cpts and drapes. O*Uer financing available $132,500. Call n ow 979 5370 ALLSTATE REALTORS WATERFRONT CONDOS H U NTJNGTON HARBOUR Purchase wtlh 57c down on fantastic term s Brand new. c pt 'd , drap e d ON THE WATER Guarded gate entry. views. 2 car gar Pool and tennis 2 & 3 BDR'M S AVAIL IM MED From $299,ooo Call 7141556-9600 GREAT INVESTMENT 3 BR 1 Ba, S12,900 As sumable fmancing & seller w t also carry paper. Call for terms. 7S2 6499 Plan lll Realty I CUL-DE·SAC 4 Bdrm. alr conditipqed l\ome Ne4t and tidy~ Br· mg a paint brush and save! ses.ooo. • RED CARPET 754-1202 ASSUMAIUS One of Jrvme's most bea uttlul Deerfield homes Lavishly de corated thru-oot 4 Br 2\o'Jba. frml dining rm + s tudy. Sec system Comm pool and tennis Altractlve financing $232,500 C etttwy 21 /Swf Call SS9·6100 FORDETAlLS ~21. OHL Y S 11,500 Dowtt on ni ce 38r starter home. Call agent for terms $'92,200. 847-8553 or eves 968-6167 ASSUME LARGE t•OJo LOAH. 3 Bdrm. 2 ba home + pool. Pride o( ownersh.ip home. Take advantage. Only $105,900 Call 979-5370 now. ALLSTATE REALTORS R..torlwynh! - I I LINDA ISLE WATERFRONT Penthouae , NB . 1 Completely furn. by de· corator Bach. unit. All you need ia your toothbrush.• Pool & .. 1 Terms, terms, terms. 5 bedroom, 5 t bath, lite decor, design for 1 ·entertaining, room for "2" lrg 1 I boats, huge master suite,' brlng all 1 Clubhouse. $120,000 as-, 1 offers. sum loan at in or rent , at '850/mo. Open Sun 1•4. 101 Schol& Plaza ; Penthouse 2'7. I : BOB & DOVIE KOOP I l.y 1'1•1 ~~A..V Fabulous view home. IQUFml\ 6 J I• I 166 I t>o\'er Sboft9 4Br 3Ba, REAL~ 1 huae ram rm. Pool • ~--..-..._. .... .._ .... _ ....... _.. ..... ..__.. Spa, cuat lnterto" b)' · · -CenneJl A Cbaffeo UDO ISLE con CHARM 2 BDRMS. 2 bath, immacJlate COD• dltion with expansion potential. JUST $330.000. O~EN SAT. • SUN. 1-4. 21' VlA DIJON, lJJ)() JSLE •• 000. Open Sun 1-4. U38 Peac14!:ir.Of8 Woodbrtdie erv.dmo.re hrnlt1 ( Cotl•I• home. ZSt,y IBr l 2~Ba. ta.in rm w /Plank 1 nn. rre• JocaUon on areenbelt. *•r late. pool It teMll ll•,500 , •• associated • ' ' I A .. ~ • ·' . IAYlllOMT ,. .... c. ... BOAT SLIP-S ANDY BEACH + larp 3 bdrm It den. 2 bath home • much mor•! $$25,000! Owner /Af.alt 673-9187. OCIAHROMT Choice comer duplex. 3 bdrm, 2 bath up. 2 bdrm. 2 bath down. Can con· vert to a larier home SELLER WILL HELP FINANCE! 11S15,000! .... ..,,,.,. ......... •'75-7060• OPEHHOUSES SAT/SUM 1-5 2921 CataJpe, NewPort Beach . Best buy Eaatbluff, S BR. 3 Ba. S250.000. ;?858 lnroa. Mfllla Verde. prestigious 4 BR 3 Ba controlled wine room, wlra large family room ~.ooo. 1981 Rosemary, Costa Mesa. 2 BR. den, Jg .rard, lg gar., + LG RV space. $14.5,000 2313 W. Chandler, Santa Ana. Extra fine 2 itory. 4 BR. Close to South Coast Pina, SLS4.950 For in formation call. TRI HARBOR REALTORS 646-325.5 YOUR IEST VALUE IM CA.MEO SHORES Lowest priced ru sim pie op1><>rtunity Great assumable 1st TO En joy artemoon sun and views from wood deck. 3 beautiful pri vate beaches OnJy $549,000 Call today, 673-8550 THE REAL ESTATERS VIEW Owner will c«rf 3 Bdrm ChH Haven beauty Owner will con· sider all reasonable or fers 2 SPAS. one indoor. one outdoor . 2 fireplaces, used brick entertainers pool area Cabana, f\re ring, view Sadd\eback Mountains, Fashion Island, lights Newly remodeled, new kitchen. Cal.I loday for ap~intme~ @ SEA CO VE PltOPERTIES 7 14-63 1-6990 2 UNITS $94,900 Super mvestment' Two 2 Bdrm uruts. one Wllh fireplace! Current 1n come-$740 mo. Flnanc· ing! One year home pro lection plan incld Hurry, this won't last' 646-7171 t!WtJ PRIME LOCATIOH 5 IDRM llATH padous two-story on uiet street sba.ded by use lree1. Many quaU· ty features. An excellent buy at $192,!00 2 llDIOOM 213 MagnoUa ( E/Side) CM 675-6000 $149,000 Sun 1·5 685 Sea view, Laguna Beach 4.97·3331 $179,500 Sun 12-4:30 1620 Louise St., Laguna Beach 497.5494 $325.000 Sun 1·4 502 Acacia, Corona del Mar 675-6000 S357.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1741 Tustin, llA, E /Side, CM 642-5200 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ~16th Place, Costa Mesa 759:.1501 $100,000 Sun 12 5 2 IR,._ FAM RM flll" D~ 119 Via Vella, Lido Isle, NB 673-0697 $484,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 '127 Via Orvieto, Lido Isle, NB 673-7300 $365,000 Sun 1·5 2611 Bays hore Dr., Bayshores, NB 644·9060 $598,000 Sun 1·5 5 Maritime Dr., Corona del Mar 640-9755 $375,000 Sun 1·5 214 Walnut, Newport .Beach 675·6670 $174,900 Sun 1-4 :30 1*33 Glenhurst, Irvine 540-1151 $148,000 Sun 1·4 214 Via Dijon. Lido Isle, NB 963-8182 $330,000SAT{-4/Sun 1·5 868 Hillcrest Dr., Laguna Beach 631 -7300 $289,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 BEDROOM 3213 Dakota. Costa Mesa 556-7174 $139,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 22s Via Ithaca. Lido Isle 675-4562 $630.000 Sat/Sun 1·4 • •6408 Oceanfront. W. Newport Bch 642-3215 $598,000()pen Daily 11·5 14821 Brae bum Rd .. Tustin 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 Hunter Ln. Midway City 894·2789 $82,500 Sat/Sun 11·4 2063 President Pl.. Costa Mesa 556-2660 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1 5 4310Spindrift;l>ark Lido.NB 675-8676 $149,500 Sun l -5 1101 Debra Drive, Costa Mesa 673-9060 $199,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 423 Lugonia , Newport Beach 675-5511 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1023 Bonnie Ooone. Irv. Terr .. NB 644·9060 $598,500 Sun 1·5 1437 Serenade 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 1-5 304 Prospect, Newport Shores $163.a.950 642-8850 Sun. 2·5 2801 Bays hore Dr .. Bayshores. NB 644·9060 $425.000 Sun 1·5 2005 Vis ta Cajon. Bluffs, NB 644 -9060 $239,500 Sun 1 5 30 Elderglenn. Irvine 552-1800 $116.500 Sun 1·5 4191 Manzanita. Greentree 552-1800 $134..500 Sat1Sun 1·5 9 Ashbrook. Woodbridge, Irvine 552-1800 $163,500 Sun 1·5 470 Shady Dr .. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $167 ,000 Sal/Sun l ·4 232 Via San Remo. Lido, N~ Bch 631·1400 $675.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2041 Port Provence, N(:( Bch 640-9900 $223,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 4821 Portland, Corona del Mar 631·1266 $395.000 Sun 1·5 502 Dahlia, Old Corona del Mar 760-8520 $260,000 Sun 12-3: 30 21362nd St. (Nwpt Shrsl NB 642-5200 $137,500 Sun 1·5 2605 Willo (Back Bay l CM 642-5200 Slll,500 Sun 1·5 245 LaJolla (Nwpt Hgts) NB 645-0303 $419,000 Sun 12-4 17181 Rotterdam. Hunt. Beacn 963-8377 $112,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 l I R plus FAM RM or De. •34022 Chula Vista, Dana Point 831-8440 $339.900 Sat/Sun 12·4 1515 Cumberland, Westcliff, NB 631·5150 $239,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 #5 Silverfern. Turtlerock, Irv. 851 -9099 $290,000 Sat/Sun 10·6 994 Cheyenne (Mesa North) CM 546-2313 $138,900 Sun 1·4 2963BakerSL,CostaMesa 540-6152 $162,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 5372 Sierra Roja. Turtlerock. Irv. 640-5357 $179,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1536 Serenade Terr., lrv. Terr, CdM 640-5357 $295,600 Sat/Sun 1·5 219 Jasmine (Old CdM) CdM 675·6000 $525,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1.20 Quito, Lido lsle, Newport Bch 675·6161 $475,000 Sun 1·5 2214 Alta Vista. E -Bluffs, NB 673·1300 $245.000 Sun 1·5 1830 Irvine. Newport Beach 673-~700 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 510 Via Lido Soud. Lido Isle, NB 644·9060 $525,000 Sun 1·5 2001 Seadrift, Irv. Terr., CdM 644·9060 $390,000-Fee Sun 1·5 •1472 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 645_-~161 $669,000 Sat/Sun l·S 24!50 ?farino Dr., Baysbores, NB ~-~ $495,000·f ee Sun 1~s 4615 Hampden, Corona.del Mar &M~ $695,000 ~un ~·5 37 Coolbrook, Univ. Prk, Irvine 552·i1800 '2!;9,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••36 Woodarove, Woodbridge, Irv. 552-i1800 '3$4,900 Sat/Sun l ·S 408 B6cknesi <Collece Pk> CM M5-b3o3 $137,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2112 Ralel1h, Costa Mesa &t6t'1171 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 8 .-J•cararida (Mesa Venle> CM t&~ St ~1~ DIRECTORY • .., ... ....., .,_.,., .... Y-.............. t: ........... t"v ............. l.W ..... .,.. ...,._. ... ....-W .... 11f .. , •••• 1 •-i. ...,.. DAI. N.OT WAMT ADI.,._. lltew'-t.,..-...... tw .-er,., .......... w -"..,,......_•Ah c._ .... s.fwr•w -~· 1601 Reef View Cir., Spyglass Ridge 644·6200 $519,000 Sat/Sun l·S • 1101 White Sails Way, CdM 644-6200 $437,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 77 Pinewood, Woodbridge, Irvine 752-1414 $204.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 321 San Bernardino, Nwpt Hghts. NB 631-7300 $330.000 Daily 1·5 1538 Cornwall Ln., Westcliff, NB 631 -7300 $235.000 Sat/Sun l ·S •1363 Galaxy Dr., Dover Shores, NB 631·7300 $495.000 Sun 1-5 •2312 Redlands. Newport Beach 631·1400 $197 ,000 Sun1·5 1912 Sumba. Mesa Verde, CM 963-8182 $184,900 Sun 1·4 320 Seaward, Newport Beach 631 -1400 $369,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1132 White Sails <HVIDs> CdM 675·6000 $355,000 Sun 1·5 1900 Yacht Maria (Seavu) NB 675-6000 $395,000 Sun 1-S 912 Powell Ct. <Citihm.s> CM 675-6000 $169,500 Sun 1-5 1088 Glen Circle, Costa Mesa 540·1720 $169,900 Sun 1·5 4441 Sandburg, Irvine 552-8840-$159,000 Sun 1·4 17 Melody Ln <Wdbrdge) Irvine 675·6000 $167 ,500 Sun 1·5 502 "I " St.. Balboa. Nwpt Bch 642·5200 $510,000 Sun 12-4 •20342 Bayview. Santa Ana Hgts 631·7370 $210,000 Sun 12·4 14 Rue Deauville (Bg Cynl NB 760-9333 $525.000 Sun 1·5 1721 Iowa St., Mesa Verde, CM 631·1266 $159,000 Sun 1·5 •941 Goldenrod, Costa Mesa 642 -7404 Sun 12·4 301 Columbia (Nwpt Crest) NB 675·6000 $240.000 Sun 2·5 1613 Ponderosa (Mesa Verde) CM 631 ·6990 $141,900 Sun 1·4 3480 Winsor Ct (Wlmbdn Ct> CM 645·0303 $239.000 Sun 1-5 994 Cheyenne . Costa Mesa 546-2313 $138,900 Sun 1·4 3239 Nebras ka (Mesa Verde) CM 546-2313 $136 ,900 Sun 1-4 1364 Watson, Costa Mesa 754·1202 $118,000 Sun 1·5 •2705 Patti Ln .. Santa Ana 971-344.2 $121 ,500 Sun 1·5 1609 White Oak St. <Mesa Verde) CM 546-0763 $130,000 Sun 1·6 4 IEDROOM •4812 Cortland cCameo l:Ilnds > CdM 675-6000 $324,500 Sun 1-5 1617 Ponderosa (Mesa Verde) CM 631·6990 $140,900 Sun 1-4 •1194 Atlanta Way, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $126,900 Sun 1·5 •1739 Labrador. Mesa Verde, CM 548-9416 $150.000 Sun 1-5 2984 Mountain Vie w, Laguna Beach 497-5494 $195,000 Sat 12·5 683 Senate St.. Costa Mesa 831 -9878 $115,000 Sat/Sun 10-6 1800 Prt Carlow <HVHomes) NB 759·9100 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2121 Yacht Yankee, Seaview, Newport 544·9411 $399,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •426 Flower, Costa Mesa 673-7300 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 118 Ithaca, Lido Isle. NB 673-7300 Sat2-5; Sun 1·5 12 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. 963-8182 $209,000 Sun1·5 4 IR ptm FAM RM or De. •1136 Pescador, Dover Shores, NB 759·1092; 646·6503 Sun 1·4 31769 Aguacate, San Juan Cap 493-8812 $625,000 Sun 1·5 14 Morro Bay (Spygls) CdM 759·9100 $565,000 Sun 1·5 1822 Tanager Dr., Mesa Verde, CM 549-2644 $232,900 Sun 1-5 19 Klamath (Univ. Pk) Irvine 675·6000 $225,000 Sun 1·5 12172 Twintree, Garden Grove · 540·5366 $126,000 .Sun 1·4 #8 Ima Loa Crt, Newport Beach $235,000 Sun 1·5 28621 Springfield Dr., Lag Niguel (213) 434·0908 Sun 1·5 50 Ridgeline (Hrbr Rdg) NB 760·9333 $699,000 Sun 1·5 ••l'l06 E. Oceanfront. Bal Penin. 67~ Sunl·S •3165 Bermuda, Irvine 631·1266 $155,000 Sun 12.-4 •1206 Key West, Corona del Mar 559-9400 $475,000 Sun 1·5 4 Rimrock, Trtlrk Hlnds, Irv. 675·3411 $312,000 . Sun l ·S 9'lO Nottingham <Westclf) N9 642~5200 Sun 1·5 1112 Hlahland, Newport Beach 631-6990 $279,000 Sun 1·5 *2'19 Paper Ln (Back Bay) NB 6'5-0303 $190,000 Sun 1·5 2133 Canary Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM 546-2313 $22$,000 Sun 1~ 1114 Charleston. Costa Mesa S.DU ,139,200 Sun 1·5 8071 Windy Sea Cr., Hunt'g Bch 546-2313 $127 ,900 Sun 1·4 *487 Esther, Costa Mesa 631-6990 $238,000 Sun 1·4 •1342 Galaxy Dr., Newport Beach 640-9900 $950,000 Sun 1-4 *3.5 Goletza, Corona del Mar 640·9900 $795,000 Sun 1-4:30 •3054 Country C lub Dr<Mesa Verde)CM 640·9900 $269,900 Sun 1-4:30 3771 Hendrix, Irvme 640-9900 $176.950 Sun 1·5 1721 Port Ch a rles, 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/Sun 12-6 3182 Co untry C lub Or.<Mesa Verde>C M 751·3693 $235,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •26671 Val Pariso Dr., Mission Vjo 831 -8440 $172,900 Sat 2·5 1315 Antigua Way, Baycrest, NB 644-4910 $395,000 Sun 1-5 17 Ensueno E., Irvine 551 ·4400 $241 ,990 Sat/Sun 1·5 125 Abalone. Little Bal. Island, NB 675-4000 $619,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 2021 Port Bristol, Harbor View. NB 640-5777 $339,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •204 Via San Remo. Lido Ild, NB 640-5777 $638,000 Sa 1-4/Sn 2·5 20 Whistling Swan (Wdbrdg> Irv. 675-6000 $189,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •865 Sandcastle. Corona del Mar 673-1181 $389,500-fee Sat/Sun 1·5 1 Trafalgar, Hrbr Ridge. NB 759·9144 $1.795,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 11 Tiburon (Spyglass> CdM 675-6000 $650,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2018 Port Rams gate (HVHm.s > NB 675-6000 $325.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 6 Winged Foot (Big Cyn> NB 675-6000 $645,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 42 Mission Bay Or., Spyglass, CdM 752·6269 $645.000 Sat/Sun 1-4 1505 Miramar. Penin Pt .. NB 673-9060 $625.000 Sun 1-5 1948 Kornat. Mesa Verde, CM 646·5096 $315,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 420 Belvu Lane. Penin Pt .• NB 644-9060 $430.000 Sun 1-5 7 Poinsettia. Deerfi eld. Irv 552·1800 $155,000 Sun 1-7 8 Bellezza. Northwood. Irv. 552·1800 $229,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2731 Pebble. llVH, CdM 640·5560 $495.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 • •2274 Channel Rd .. Bal Penin, NB 675-2311 $1 ,650.000-fee Sa/S 12-4 •2106 Santiago Or., Dover Shrs, NB 631 ·7300 $559.000 Sun 1·5 30452 No. Hampton Rd .. Lag Niguel 673·2493 $248,000 Sun 1·5 1825 Tahiti Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM 546·2313 $239,000 Sun 1·4 1441 Galaxy Dr., Dover Shores, NB 631·7300 $420,000 Sun 1-5 1112 Nottingham, Weslcliff. NB 631·7300 $330,000 Sun 1·5 2130 Santiago Dr., Dover Shores. NB 631·7300 $249.500 Sun 1-5 •1862 Bayport Way, Newport Bch 963-8182 $312,000 Sun 1·5 2735 Cibola, Mesa del Mar, CM 641 ·8677 $170,000 Sal/Sun 12·5 ••8 Collins Island, Newport Bch 631·1400 $1,200,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1251 Surfline. Broadmoor, CdM 675·5134 $385 .000 Drive by ~2 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 Scots toun, Huntington Bch 963·8377 $168,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 5 IR pM FAM RM or DEM 1407 Santanella, Corona del Mar 673·1181 $360,000·Fee Sat/Sun 1·5 1863 Boa Vista Cir cle, Costa Mesa 751·0383, 545-9292 Sat/Sun 12·5 2214 Pt Carlisle, Newport Beach 645-4220 $339,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 33801 St o( Blue Lantern, Dana Pt 496-8338 $500,000 Sun 12·4 1533 Miramar, Balboa Penin. 700-1393 $459,500 Sun 1·4 1835 Port Sheffield (HVHmc;) NB 759·0178 $339,900 Sun 1·4 1827 Port Tiffin (HVHmc;) NB 64+4918 $349,500 Sun 1·5 1816 Newport Hills Dr .. IM-I, NB 673--4400 $329 750 Sun 1·5 4 Rociy J>olnt, SpygJass, NB . 631-7300 $1,400.000 SµD 1-S fJti Malibu Cir., Spyglass, CdM 6"·9060 $595,000 Sun l ·S 5061 Yearling, Calif. Homes, Irv. 759-1501 $170.poo Sat/Sun 1 .. 5 •2003 Santla(o ( Baycresl) NB 67~ $489,000 Sun 1·5 3101 Monroe Way, Cost.a Mesa 831·1266 $191,500 Sun 1·5 18905 Antioch, Trtlrk Hills. Irv 6'c»560 $210,000 Sun 2·5 2818 Redlands, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $198,000 SUD 12..t CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE UCH&OI 101 Scholz Plaza, Penthouse Z7, NB 759· 1092; 646·6503 Sun l ·4 I llDIOOM 200 McNeil, Ul06, Versailles, NB 640-5357 $112,000 Sat/Sun 1 5 100 Scholz Plaza #103, NB 673-7300 $108,900 Sa 2-5/Sn 1-5 2 IEDROOM 1111 South Coast Dr. 'A2JYJ.' CM 532-1888 $129,000 Sat/Sun 11·7 12132 Edinger. Santa Ana 642·1990 Sat/Sun 12·5 2000 Meyer Place, Costa Mesa 641-1991 Sat/Sun 12·5 215 Old Newport Blvd .• NB 631·7300 $169,900 Sun 1·4 170 Brookline. Costa Mesa 754-1202 $92,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1242 Rutland Rd #4, Westctiff, NB 673-4400 $129,500 Sun l ·5 2400 Elden # 11, C<>sta Mesa 546·2313 $1 17 .00o Sun 12-4 2 IR plus FAM RM or De. 100 E. Yale Loop. Woodbridge, Irv. 551 -3991 $179 ,900 Sun 11·5 7 Lago Sud. RSJ , Irvine 552·4477 $195,000 Sun 1·4 ••633 Lido Park (Fl ), Newport Bch 631 -1400 $610,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 ••633 Lido Prk Dr. F ·2, Lido Pk. NB 631 ·7300 $650.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 l BEDROOM 400 Vista Quinta (Bluffs> NB 760·6028 $250,000 Sun 12·5 630 Sky view. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $134,750 Sat /Sun 1-5 2286 Pacific Ave. 'H ,' Costa Mesa (213)373-5704 $130.000 S/S 12-4 3 Summerwalk. Nwpt Terr, NB 759-1501 $125.000 Sa 1-4/Sn 12·4 1 15502 Williams, Tustin 540·1720 $102,500 Sun 1-5 l IR plus FAM RM or DEH •835 Amigos Way #15 (E.bluff) NB 759-9100 $198,000 Sun 1-5 •542 Vista Grande C Bluffs) NB 759·9100 $254,900 Sun 1-5 431 Vista Suerte, Bluffs. NB 640·5560 $237 ,000 Sat1Sun 1·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 I EOROOM •752 Amigos Way, EastbluH. NB 640-5296 $108 .500 Sat. Sun 1-5 15 Sea Island. Ne wport Beach 759-1501 $1100 mo Sun 1·4 3 IEDROOM 1 Snow berry, Irvine 559-1832 $132,500 Sat/Sun 10·5 310 Campbell (Brittany Wdsl CM 645-0303 $170.000 Sun 1-5 HOME plus INCOME FOR SALE 2 IR plus FAM RM or D~ 1101 Balboa, Balboa Island (213 ) 434-0908 Sun 1 ·5 MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM •700 Lido Park Dr #22. NB 631-1400 $62,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 -2 IEDROOM 174437 Via Espinoza. Capis. Bch. 675-1779 $265,000 Sat/Sun 9-5 128 46th St., Balboa Penin. NB 673-7300 $425,000 Sun 1-3 J •• , .... 2 .. 208 Abalone, Balboa Island 673-7365 $399,000 Sun 1·5 310 Alvarado Place, Balboa Penin. 752·5710 Sat/Sun 11·4 1009 Balboa Blvd., Balboa 673-7300 $425,000 Sun 1-4 4 -4 llDIOOM 4601 Seashore, Newport Beach 631·1400 $975,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 HOUSES FOR REMT 2 11 ,... FAM l.M w 094 209 Marguerite. Corona del Mar (213)469-4326 $835/mo. Sun 1·5 a BR phis l'AM RM or DEN 2033 Port Weybridge, HVH, Nwpt Bch 759-1'01 $1200/mo. Sun. l..S 4 1•00M •••809 Via Lido Soud, Udo Isle 673--7300 Sun 1·5 OPIN TODAY l·I UMl9UE IM UMIVEISITY PARK -Four bedroom, fam ily room, formal dining room, beautiful decor, cul de sac, high ceilings. community pool , tennis, spa. See JoAnne Perkins at 19 Klamath. $225,000. UHtfi)UE IM OLD CORONA D& MAR -3 bdrms., fam . rm., skylights, stained glass, walk to beach. $525,000. See Barbara Riggs al 219 Jasmine. UMICi)UE IM IAYCRJST -6 bedrooms, 41h baths , 3 fireplaces, fabulous kitchen, views. Best buy in Baycrest. $489,000. See Lynda McRoberts at 2033 Santiago Drive. UHICi)UE IM HARIOR VIEW 3 bedroom contemporary, teak kitchen cabinets, shutters, earth tones, two large yards . A com ple t ely remodeled home. $355,000. See Mary Ann Anderson at .1132 White Sails. UHICi)UE IM SEA VIEW Cheery 3 bdrm., 21h bath Hampton. Private cul- de-sac location, comm. pool and ten- nis. $395,000. See Barbara Hutchings at 1900 Yacht Maria. UMICi)UE HEAR SOUTH COAST PLAZA - Skylights, style , 3 bdrm.5., den. 21h baths, near greenbelt. only $169,500. See Binnie Dixon at 912 PQwell Court. UHICi)UE IM VERSAILLE -One bedroom, penthouse. pool. gym, guarded gate, good financing. $139,500. See Dennis Scholtz at 100 Scholz Plaza. UM19UE IM SPYGLASS -4 bdrm.' 3 bath Portsmouth model, 180° view. Unbeatable owner financing. $650,000. See Dottie Valentine at 11 Tiburon. UMl9UE IM HARIOR VIEW -Country kitchen, s uper master suite. lovely yard, 4 bedroom Palermo model. $325,000. Fee. See Laraine Shaw at 2'>18 Port Ramsgate Pl. UMICi)UE IM MEWrORT CREST -3 patios, 3 bedrooms 21..ci baths, clean and lovely, ocean view from upper level, $240,000. See Jodi Fernandez. 301 Columbia. UNIQUE IM WOODIRIDGE -Cape Cod, 3 bedroom. 21"2 bath, earth tones, $167,500. See Natalie Fogarty at 17 Melody Lane. UMl9UE IM llG CANYON -Relax in your pool with s pa, 4 Bdrm, 211-1 ba, super clean Broadmoor. $645,000. See Bonnie Barrington at 6 Winged Foot. UMICi)UE IN OLD CORONA DEL MAR - Country kitchen, sophisticated master suite, two fireplaces, three patios, bay vi~w. two bedrooms. 21h bath s . $35'7 ,000 . See Sara Marvin at 502 Acacia. UMICi)UE IN COSTA MESA Charming 2 bdrm., 1 bath on large lot with lush landscaping. Assumable 1st., $149,000. See Sharon Corzine at 213 Magnolia. UMICi)UE IM WOODIRJDGE 4 bdrm., 2 bath highly upgraded, next to park, mountain v iews. $189,000. See Nadine Croul at 20 Whistling Swan. UM19UE IM CAM!O HIGHLANDS - Light & airy, 4 bdrm. pool home, private beach, $324,500 fee. See Marilyn Rousselot at 4812 Cortland. U~l()U~ t1()M~ REALTORS. 675-6000 2443 Ea•t Cout Hlghwey. Coron• del Mer WI MAYI 4J Of THI llST ~J IM TOWH ~ llake your 1bopplo1 SELL Idle Items with a easier by UliDi the Dally Dally Pilot Classified PUot Claulfied Ada. Ad. "2-5618. YOU GITMOll FIOMTHI STOii THE REAL ESTATE:RS IMft.IX 3 bdrm, 2 bath each unit. Fireplace, built-ins. Ex· celleot rental area. Near beach &l bay. $285,000. 642-2253 eves. associated BRO ... fll, lltl\•l(JIJ', l ll]. vi.. ... ).. • ' ' 'f,, * * * * * *~ lHeritage Collectio~: DECORATORS DBJCiHT Upgrades thruout. Beautiful back yard with spa, 2 Bdrm + den, 21h baths, double garage. 11h years new. Assumable financing available. This condo is offered at $148,000. Open Sunday 1·4. #33 Glenhurst, Irvine . 540-1151 MOVE-IN CONDITION Immaculate 3 Bdrm 2 bath. Near new paint. Sprinklers front and back. Covered patio. Near schools. Asking only $125,000. Call 540-1151 5 IDRM POOL HOME Terrific financing available. Large 2 story family home with lovely pool, enclosed courtyard and separate master suite downstairs. All this for only $145,000. Call 54()..1151 for more information. ERITAGE VIEW-$289,500 Spedoculor •lew of bodr bay. 3 I d r "' s 2 11-J. I o t h 1 , o I r conditioned, famlly r"OClll\ eftd unit condo. Th• MOst papllllar floorplon. Just llshd. OCEANFRONT WITH FINANCING With s I 50,000 doWIHnOYe .. a professionally decorated 3 ldnn 2 la home Oft the sand In Newport leach. This homt hGll a •w kitchen and I~ dedl .tth jocu11.I. rrfced at just $575,000. LAGUNA HILLS quiet location, freshly ..... elad. new carpetlftCJ, nice patio. A condo for pleasant lhlng located neor poot ond ROt fw fT"Olft teftnls court.. Offwnd at $99,500. JUST LISTED lm1naculate 3 ldr1n 11/J lo hcMM. Mew kltchett with blMM. .ct ceratnlc Hie floon. Mew plumbln9, HW con~ patio Hd large backyard. LorCJ• awlnClble lo•. $109,000. For lftfonnoffoll on thfte Cll9d oth..-fine pro,....... cal ow ........,al D•pcw luMnt 644-7020 UNLAWT I I I' I* I P A N I C T 11 I I' I I CELKAY I I I' I' I ' c u E E R D I t--r-1 ....... , -,r-.... ,n:,~,~ c::~ ~:,~·~; c:",,:: ;.:.~:.~~:.";.~~-~ ... ---... tie. It atwaya looki better 0 l u D ' T I When ygvt,. ''Okino" out .....,,__,.., -,,.....,.1,_,.11!""4_ ~~It I home and 180 OCEAN VIEW Sunsets, Catalina. 3 pvt beaches. Fee land under $400,000. Call Tim Rhone 631-1266. R&'Mf.X HFAl.TOllS DUPLEXCDM Below the Hwy, compl remodeled. OWC 2nd UD· der $300,000. Call Tim Rhone 631· 1266 R&'M~ H f:Al.TI >HS ......... lo. 5 bdrm, lge family rm, 3 baths. Irvine Terrace. S360.000 ree. Open Sat/Sunday 1·5 1407 Santenalla Terr. 673-1181 ClrcleTWsO... R&'Mf.X I fl t-:Al.TCIHS ---- MESA VERDE Cute 3br pool home. iouh MESA VERDE dn. very lge 10% assum 5 bdrm. 3 ba. Cam rm I o a n . P r i n . o n l y 751-0383 545·9292 Agt/owner, 966-17l5. -------- - - -EASTSIDE POOL & SPA 3bdrm. 2ba, den, ram Lrg 5 Bd, 3...., Ba. prof rm , flex . firoanl'tng decorated & air cond 0 w n e r I a gt C a 11 Loads of concrete deck 631 4045 _ 1ng w /space for boat EASTSIDE l Br R 2 lot storage Asking $242,500 ss6 000 'a y Owner· Call Glen Hellwart h Ow~er w help finance I Jasmine Creek decorator 1 home, plan 1 on green· belt immac P>S.500 640-8145 3br, l ~ba home w/room for 2nd unit So of Hwy Asking $260,000 76().8520 Stephen Meyers. Bkr CAMEO HIGHLANDS Pool and spa, 3 Bdrms. 3 baths, fireplace on a big private comer. plus ar cess to pnvate beach RUSH FOR T HIS AT $269,500 559·9400-646-6793 • ?J :Z 7R' w Ow~•~ yw~r. ·~~~'"" ~.".':'!!'.~!':' ........ !~~~ -i--fJ11-a Mesa Verde 4 Bdrm IRVINE TERRACE FOUR.ft.EX pool house Agt 548 9416 1--•S•T•Rl•l•IMG-•LY-- BY OWNER 21R, 21A CONDO Sr AMISH FIXER Xlnt Financing! Open House ever) day Modern multi level s:no,ooo llAM 7PM Owner Ai;tt architecture with "old 4 Br. bonus room & sparkling pool. Superior location. Won 't las t Prin. only. Greg Astle 494-HSI '"'"'"-..c: _,,.. lilllll -~~ Mc. CORMAC.f\ fil 675-0073,_<7_1_4_>~-4123 Will trade submit all world" charm. 4000 sq ft 759-1221 --------- MESA VERDE HORTH BRANO NEW LISTING ideas $1 29.000 1111 or executive ltvmg with South Coast Or Unit ocean views 4 Bdrms, 5 "A'202 532 1888 ba, billiard room, wine R&'Mf.X R f:Al.T<>HS -----~ Cameo Shores 4br. atrium model. $165,500. Agt Beth Dun· Ope S.. 1·6 com be 957·6507; 963-9101 $235,000 ---- Assumable at 9a .• ": 3 + BONUS Highly up grad ed. Charm, Price, THms A value pal•k ('Omforta ble horn~ ynu should see right now Vai.t im provements highlight lh1s 3 Bdrm homP local cellar + amen1t1es galore Offered at $.500,000 Open Sunday 12·4 33801 Blue Lantern Coastal rroperiies 496-8338 IEACH DUrLEX Xlnl shape, privacy & parking. Owner will fi oance. $90,000 dwn Good r ate of return. Broker Chris 957·1568 panoramic ocean view & MUST SELL this darl· just s teps to private ing home m North Costa community beaches. Mesa.OnJySU8.000 ed on qwel cul de Sa l' !~~~~~~~~~ Priced at only SI 10,000 & only 13'h"/, ftnancmg as available. Don 't mass this ELEGANT 3 1?<1rm, .~ ... RED CARPET 4 bath home with a g-i••• spa rkling pool has -754-1202 HILLS.OROUGH custom features galore' -------- Deluxe security sy~m. OP EN HOUSE until BY LUSK ts29.ooo. so 1 d • weekda ys $475K+fenns 4521 Oulwgto..Rd 2 : 30 ·6pm, Sat /Sun this one! 556-2660 C::. C,f-l H 1 -9"" PHCJP(: H T I(:<-, Exclusive & rare RICHR.lty760.0510 10-6pm. 4br, l ~2b a , Hillsborough model by 1~~~~~~~~~ hardwood floors. new ..... ------- Lusk in Harbor View I-paint, cpt , drapes. $40 000 ON Hills. 5 B<inns, extreme-Costa M"41 I 024 plumbing SllS,000 683 ly spacious. Formal din· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Senate St. CM S-48-1731 or J ing rm, mstr swte hosts 831-9878 Owner will finance 3 privacy & sundeck, 2 MESA VERDE ------houses on a lot Eastsade frplcs, separate ut1l MES ... DB.M ... R Costa Mesa . Only A A $179,000 Call 645-9161 room . huge 3 c ar This 3 bdrm charmer Beautiful ranch style garage, lrg sparkling was once a model home 4br, 2ba, 2000 sq fl . pool. Seller may form It is located on a huge n i c e I y de c , x I n l high tax wnteoff Um1ted cul·de·sac lot and filled n e 1 g h b or hood . nu partnership w/qualified with extras FINISHED drapes /carpet, house in vestor . Call Katie garage.Closetoschools. wall sell itself. $137,500 Roberts for details and Xlnt assum. financing. Terms Prin. Only private tour. 759-9221 Offered at $144,500 545·7091. R&'Mf.X I! El\I T< >fl'.'. --------'* Cote Realty & Investment 640-5777 --- Open Sat/Sun 12·5, 3213Dakoto 3Br. 2Ba Mesa Verde area. Sohd financing, by owner. $139,500. 556-7174 ------- l OPEN HOUSE REALTY ~· Opo Sat/S.. 1·5 4 bdrm w /aft new crpls, drapes & micro Terrific toe $123,900 3151 Cana· dian . Owner t agt, 675-2345 tain Valey I 034 ··············•········ $23,9.00 TAKES OVER 2 Bd 2 Ba end unit w /2 car gar Recently paint ed & much new tile Close to pool & club· houae. $89,000 in a s· sumable. Sll2,900. Jerry Jones 63l-l2166 R&'Mf.X HE.\l.TllR'.'. EXECUTIVE HOME for lhe naturalist. Quiet Cul· de s ac. woode<l lot in Fountain Vally's finest family rommunity. 48r 21hBa, form din, lrg kit. fam rm. Walls of glass bring the outdoors in. Of. fered at $238.500 Open Frt·Sun 12-4. 18135 SAN- T A LAURETTA CIR Agl 963· 1804 JASMINE CREEK ---- Highly upgraded Plan 11 UNDER $160K · 2Br+den. Jacuzzi. Charming Mesa Verde S375,000 by owner. OWC remodel. 3 or 4 Bdrm, 1st. 640.9755 family rm, used brick tn ASSUMABLE LOAN" 11---------3 br home nr Mesa SI 0,000 ReducHOft owe. assume 8'7r VA, 3 Verde. Sll8.900. Bob Al MESA VERDE br. 2•.., ba, Monterey frplcs, H U-R·R Y len. agt, 964·1681 or 1861 RHODES model. in Tiburon. agt. 962· 7505 968·2297 ____ 3 Bdrm, 2 ba, 1 story 2 units on lg lot, 3 bdr 2 ba, 2 bdrm l ba, 4 ga r ages Broker. 675-0563. J ack1e Handelman 631-1266 3 br + den . E Side OWC2ndor3rd HuntlncjtoRleodl 1040 twnhse. has rambling Call Glona SS7·8320 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• R&'Mf.X creek Assum loan Erny 979·8373C /21 Agts DrClftMlfk ~· fff 1\ 1.TllKS $116,900. Bob Allen. agt 964-1681or962·7505 2 Bdrm + loft w /Crplc, wet b a r in ea . unit liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia I EAST SIDE Outstanding floorplan MESA VERDE 3 br , l ba, lge lot w /great tenants S933 /mo. $9500 dn $395,000 BEST BUY Charming 4 S12S,OOO. Trade? Owner bdrm 3 ba home with 631 ·5476 Your Home+R...tal family rm. Comer lot. MESA VERDE Lovely 3 Bdrm front un· VERY PRIVATE yards. 4br, 2+ baths, xlnt loca it, w /frplc & beam ceil· Immaculate and ready tion w /many extras. Lge lngs . 2 Bdrm unit to move In. Close to professionally w/year lse, So. of Hwy. schools and shopping. landscaped backyard $485,000. CalJ Barbara ~75.900. /a t 1· kl & Glass, C-21, Sandpiper •A w u 0 spr n ers ,, room for a veg garden Rlty. 64CM950 '*Cote Realty House includes 2 !rplcs, -------llllll• & Investment oak bar, built-in book LAftS777 shelves, french doors --priv patio w / spa orr master suite. Buill·ln DESIGNED FOR FUH Open & spacious. 3Br, fam rm, dlnmg rm, pool & spa Only Sl52,000 DESIGNED FOR SECURITT 2Br, patio. pool. security gale Condo only $82,000 642·7404 Ask fOf' ROft Lowe ~NEWPORT CL ~_.t:l HORIZONS ~REALTY WC ST.ft HT dbl oven, micro & Ice ~~~~~~~~ w maker. Must see to ap.. 1-HOTE preci1te. Open House Auume lat TD w /2 Sat/Sun 1-S~Country $20,000 dwn for thla darl-CI u b Dr . S2 3 5 • 00 0 MESA Dll. MAI Attractive 5br home. By Owner. S170K Owner nex. will consider all of· fen. SUOK usum. 15%. Open house SIS 12·5 2735 Cibola. 641-8617 llDUCIDI Owner will carry part ol financing oo lhia out- atandift1 custom duplex. ~ block to the beach. 4 bdrm front unit; 3 bdrm rear. Private pa.t.iol. On· ly $195,000. inl E.1ide 2 8d condo ,_o _wn_er_/_A..;;;.gt_. ____ _ w /lr1 brick f~lc. Cozy s Bdrm at Mesa Verde MAURY STAUffll SIA LION llALTY 67)..1354 step-down living rm, nice patio . .Joyce Walt.ze. 831-12M 4PLD·P•O. OR TR.ADE FOR R.E OOST A MESA BLUF~ SPT~St&I. ****** Jt c.-..om. llMTALHOMI Lovel)' country french JllllO.. decor. "Tradtwlnde" LO NllGATIVE model. 4 Br. 2~ ba, 14f.JHI beautiful oc:ean view. f7H,ooo. wm co-op. _s_u_c_c_as_s_•_IA_L_n_ 844·,201 or 151 ·9135 Owner/Btr. BROADKOOR 4Br, &d •iew • term1. 12!11 Surfllne Call Jeanine Attl7 .... : or lft lbUI 171-SlM . Trade yow old ltuff for DIW ~1oodl11 wltb • Claaa\lllda • ..,. •I Country Club. OWC $350,000. by owne r 5'$.5001 Jll. 2'121A COHDO Almo1t New! Frplc, MISAMORTH Balcony, Patlo·Yard, Beaut. SBr +bonus rm $130,000 Owner will Xlat locatica. Low in· finance PP ONLY (213) i.reat ut TD. Prt<:e r• _37_a._5_1_°'------ducedtoS1'7.~. j3br, 2ba, "Hlllcreat" c......, 21 /s.f Home $Ut,so0. t7t· I o&o 557.ai FORDETAIU .. ~. R&IM* ---- EMTERT AJMEll'S DB..IGHT 2sty California Classic. 2000 sq. ft, 4br, 2ba, 20 X 24' family rm wtwet. bar, refrigerator & pool la· ble Try 10% down ! $144,500 TAMAlACk VILLAGE COHDO 3br, l~ba, encloae<I aarage. Try $25K down. o w e s104,900. High comp. $106,900. Special Consideration Given To Principles. J IYOW.8 • br, 2 be Alawnable Approa. $75,000 at 10'1,,.,.. Frplc, new paint ttcrpt. ~.600. 982-Mae ,.OIATISAU 1Cha.rmlns bu.o'alQw 381', 2811 $131.500. t382Lellanl OPEN SAT/SUN 2-5. Ted Hu'*1 Rltr752-U777 **ESTAlfS! s1n1I• •tort attached home ln fabu.loul Wood- brtdfe l:ltalu. Hult backyard. all Ute Wood· bndc• am.Jtte. aod ... aume a hilh k>an. OwMr will conAlder help oo secondary flnanctn1 SJ.&5,000. The lariat model In W oodbrld1 e Eetates-2D> aq ft of lull· uriout living space and your own pool and spa. Priced to aell at U94,900. AJmo1t $100,000 ln at· PAIULOUI PQOL & •A HOt • Highly up1raded 4 Br 2~ Ba Northwood home. U t!d brick 1aJore in driV,9"8Y, entry & 1u.rroUndin1 pool & spa. Separate lamll.Y room, dlninc room and kltchen noc>k. Rich usu.mable loan PLUS owner will assist in financlng. S:Ul,990. Carol Kolcol. 731-1214. • CALL NOW 551 -4400 DONALD M . BIRD As~ociates, Reolton ~.000 Rare l br. l ba, Vllla Paclfic condo Agl, f181..2291. s u ma b le rmancln&. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Assum $59,500, 10% loan 3Br, lBa A4a wk $82,$00, by o'lner. Midway City 894·2789 Open House, by owner ~odbrldge RealttJ 55J·3000 lt:?OBarranra Pk"•. lrvl11t1 3bdrm, 2ba + spa Sun· HIGH ASSUMAIU day 11·4pm. 8541 Pierre 4Br home wtspa, xlnt. Dr. 963-4014 cond. $169,000. 552~ 10% ... Caoancl.lll llll 5 /84. On· ly If• mile to beach near Brk 'brat & Bushard. Spa cious sgl story 4 Bdrm "La Questa". Super clean w /stunning prof. decor on cul-de sac: lot. Asking only $164,900 Call 645-7221. W e1tclff Realty TURT\SlOCK lroodMoor Best priced 3 Bdrm, 2 ba. family rm. Open house Sat/Sun 1·5. 5372 Sierra Roja. C /21 -Mt-WpcM--rt C.tr 640.5357 T urffel"Odl....,. Onf:..Lancl 2 story, 4 bdrm, dining rm. added den w /wet ---------1 bar . steps lo park, SEA WIND w JPOOL comm. pool & tennis . As- Desagners 4Br. 2'"J8a. sumable loan. Owner p o o I h o m e N r wall assist in financing Brookhurst & Atlanta $210,000. Fee. Agt, Reduced to $168,000. 640.~ 2700 S/flCHSIDE ·Custom 4Br, 38a w/pool & spa, 4 blks to the bch $197,500. DUTCHHAVEH Sharp 3Br, 28a nr Beach If Warner. 1112,900 CULVEROALE Just listed! Large 4 Bdrm, ranu.ly room. 2"'2 baths. XJnt assumable I fmancaog. $1!i8,500 TURTI.BOCIC Brand new on market. 3 Bdrms, 2 baths. Ex- cellent quael location with large back yard ASSUME VA Like new 48r, 2Ba w/$62,000 VA loan al 9~'"" Sl17.900 R.E. Profeuioftab 963-1377 I Plush ca mel color carpets Beautiful oak parquet entry Llle and ~~~~~----1 airy Atrium with _________ , natural wood cover S111.000 of assumable f1na nc1ng. This won't GOLDEHWEST ESTATES last ! s11s.950 eeaulirulS&S4 bedroom I ORAHGmU Executive H ome . New on market elegan~ w~l bar, built m Detached patio home. 2 BBQ inside & many Bdrm s. 2 baths , ?ther amerntaes mclud rareplace. A /C, end unit. mg a hu)?e yard that excellent cond1t1on As· backs to a beautiful sume gr; interest loan. park Just 3 years old $!24.950 963--8182 DAVID D.CARLSOM REALTOR. 833-9293 Unav Prk Village 11 Beaut 3 Bd, bonus rm. Julliard, grnblt loc. Good financing & terms. ~~~~~~~~~I $159,000 Agt Mary. = ---857·2040 --o-c·EAN-·Rl-OMT ___ , WOOOB_R_IDG-E-- .2 br. 2 ba condo Oistres!> Must sell brand new sale $179.000 R&JI Jn Peters 112 Plan 4Br. I vestments, '152·2197 3Ba. close lo lake , Open Sat Sun 12 5 I . 10.... 113 & lf6 Warmi.nspnng nlfte .... $242,500 Agt ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645 9850 dys 675·9857 **FABULOUS Rare Danbury mdl m , Woodbridge Gables 4 Bdrm 2in Bath, separate 'family rm. 2 rrplcs. gourmet kitchen + your ;own private pool & spa Who could ask for more? A must to see Call for showing detail~ i[ rr.a )Woodbridge IJ• Rcallg I ss 1.;moo I lt201hrr•nt• Pkl41 .lnlnr A RARE FIND The lowest priced home an prest1g1ous College Park Stanford Plan, ideally localed on l ht> park Many c ustom features A decorator's delight High balance assumable loan. Call fo1 details. ....;.-; HANC H ~ Rf:.ALTY ~ :;5 1 2000 OVERLOOKING STREAM I Beau.t. little 1 Br + ton.. close to pools. T. crt.s & clubhouse. 154,000 in as- t •um ab\ e finance Sil.GOP. Jerry J ones 631-1218 , Excllsift c.11n Lra family home ;;.·fur. tna 4 Bdrm. 2~ Ba In Irvine'• Colony Club. Walk to comm pool, ten· Ala court.. schools, 1hop- ptn1. Priced to aen. Call fOC' detalll. , eves VIEW HOME Xlnt location, 3 Bdrm, den, family rm. 2 wet- b a rs, close to ten· nis /pool. $330,000. Call Barbara Glass. Cent 21, Sandpiper Rlly. 64().4950 DEERF'IELD TOWNHOME 3 Bdrm 2 Ba or 2+ den, sg I sty, end unit w /lots of privacy, lrg backyrd. This house has many ex· traa & 1s very clean. Leg assumables & no quali- fyang SlZ'l.500. Opn Hse Sa t 1 Sun 10·5 . l Snowberry ~1832 TURn.Stocac Garden Home by Bren, 3Br library, family rm. formal dining rm. 2 frplcs, over 2SOO sq. ft. Ass umable loan al !n 18'1; or new loan at 12'7c #5 Silvedern 851 9099 Open House Sat/Sun lG-6 ORANGETREE Lowest priced 1 bdrm + loft condo. Very sharp end unit $83,900. C Va- cant and haa lock box. C /21 Mtwpori Cllh-. 640-5357 760.6767 AM UMCOMMOM HOME If you are~ for an uncommon borne • a bome that has lmartna· Uoo and charm then see this one today !' Numerou. otraa, ~ feulonally decorated, aood locaUon. 4 bdrm, 2~ ba Plan' in Campus View. p.az,800. Aaauma· ble loan and teller w11l belpfina~. DEERFlaD W O O D I ll I D G E Patio home. 3 bdrm, 2 LAISllOMT ba. Beautiful, quality Zbr u g}aded Wood· hom e . U p graded · P thruout S1'7 500 AS· brldae ND<> moun- sumable. Co~rte~y t taln flake ~lew. lush bkcs Open house Sun. land 1c1ptn1. exec H . 5Sl·S:W.S. ~uple /bacbeloc retreat m priv gated commty WOOOIRIDGE Clse to all Woodbcid1e $179,900 Fantastic 2 be am e n 0 w n e r I A I l + den Jefferson condo. SSl-6829, 842--0162 Open Many upgrades incl. _s_u_n_12_·5 _____ _ spa. Open Sun. 11·5 1 Class1f1ed Ada, your one· E . Yale Loop. SS1·3991. ~P shopptnf center. Town C6 Country ft QEALTOQ~ "~ 552-1800 TURTLEROCK TOWtltOME Room to spare with 4 Bdrms, 3 baths, plush carpet, plantation shut· ters and many upgrades. Fantastic view of valley and city lights. $320,000. Open Sun 1·5 at 12 Canyon mdge. LOCATION PLUS This professionally landscaped home is located on a quiet cul-de· sac in Woodside of Northwood. 4 Bdrm. 2'h ba. J .M. Peters P la n 334. Tile roof. Association pool and ten· nis plus assumable loans. Offered at $229.900. Open Sat/Sun at 8 Bellezza. LARGE 4 BDRM-lOW PRICE 4 Bdrm 21 :.i bath 2·story 1850 sq ft Deerfield home. Seller will carry AITD C'ontract of $110,000. Extra large lot. Near new carpet. Very clean-move in condition. Close to community pool and park. All this and wi l h o n I y $45,000 down~ $155,000. Sun 1-5 at 7 Poinsettia FRESH-GREAT ANAtl:ING 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, 2112 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 OB.JGKT 3 Bdrm 1 1~ bath Ash model. New carpets, paint and landscaping. Air conditioning. High assumable loan. $116,500. Open Sun at JO Elderglenn. CUL DE SAC LOCATION Sparkling 3 Bdrm, form dining rm atrium . brkfst area, (rplc, ne w carpets and attach. 2 car gar. Assoc. pool and clubhouse $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 Turt.lerock with wide greenbelt view. Great !inane· ing, high assumable loan. Offered at $259,000. Open Sat/Sun l ·S at 37 Coolbrook . WOODBRIDGE LMEFRONT The most dramatic lakefront Joca· tion can be yours with this spec- tacular 3 Bdrm. family room Darby plan. This home is totally upgraded throughout with plantation shutters and top grade lioor coverings. No expense has been spared on the landscaping. Extensive used brick, patio cover, gas nre pit and bricked in spa. Day & Night vtews from nearly every room. F1exible financ· ing. $354J900. Open Sat/Sun 1·5 at 36 Wooosrove. GROVES MOBlll PARK Elegant spacious 38x65' 2 bdrm + den. Woodbun1lng frplc, cathedral ,.,.m ... ,,._ wet bir, A/C, mlcro ov~n. bOma rm, 2 car dc~cbed 1ara1e. 24 hr security. Must see to •P· preciate. Call for d.et.aili. ,, ... s-.. Upet.aln 2 BhtD, 2 1~ b&.: ... 000 .... bl ... lJW~. price ••.tot1 Call MJclMliel MMIOO w au.o:m TUITl.80CI IAAGAIM OHRILAHD OPEHTOOAY2 18905 ANTIOCH. Scarce and rarely offered ex- tremely ;>opuJar "Plan 5" Broadmoor, 5 bdrm flus bonus room, de- ig h tfu lly located, nearby pool, park and tennis. A marvelous family home Offered at $210,000. i!i;i!1l111~l~· S,: ~-ll .. •!~r.111111 •. Honq b40 · '>~bO Anyl omP f,J'otblulf Prof filt1q 1041 WAUTOllACN Orea.a view. I bdrm bnnd new llioma . •111ta. brdwd noon. Owner wUJ help fin. ... 000. -Qt--or.....,.. IMHALD IA Y Ocean & canyon view 3br + den. High open beam ceillop. $750,000 Open Sat & Sun 494-9825 or~7·NS1 IT"SGOT THESHAKH A detailed uterior of "WEATHER ED CEDAR SH.AKF.S" I.hat ia. Located tu&h above w1una's famed Riviera coaathne w /a f1tr out VIEW OF THE SEA BELOW. You'll Cind this custom designed home w /3 bdrms & ram rm floor plan serviced by 2 baths. Extensive use" of wood, glas1 & ceramic tile throughout, plus HEAVY BEA M ED CEILING & BLACK IRON FRPLC., create the feeling of Laguna warmth & charm We don osen : I • ~ • t ~ l LAGUNA BUCH 4f11-4848 ~~~---~~-1 SUPER HOME Perfect for all thoee pre· cioua antiques. Huge liv· Ing room w /maasivt- frplc, beamed ceilings, wood floors, spa oH m.ster suite. Overaized lot. $375,000 LCHJWICI Vllage I.!. 497-1761 709 EMERALD IAY 90~ FINANCING avaUablt on thla a Br home. Atttune tv.~. Atkins $19,000. EXTRAVAGANTLY de· corated bome w /pool & apa. Aaawne ~%. For the dlacrlmlnatln1 buyer. '288,000. VIEW' VIEW the Hau beat vlew opportunity. Charmine 3 Br + family rm. 1267,500. RAE RODGERS 631·126' R&'M~ R t:Al.TOH'.-1 o,..s-dav 1-s •LIDO ISLE• ~ean view . 3 &irms. 3 Lovely 28r, 3Ba home ba, family rm. Gated Beautifully remodeled area with beach. park. 2Yn •Jo. $466,000 with poola, terrace and 24 hr xlnt f1nanc1n1 Open sec. Xlnt f1ruU1cing. Call House: Sat Sun. l S. 119 forgateentry. VlaYella 8LUFPS8AROAIN S bdrm twnlu!M. Walk to everylblnl: pGOl, i.onia, acboola, put, ahopptnc. Aft. 875-930, M0-8H4 THMSTIRMS Condo '50C>O cuh to the exl1Un1 Ut & 2nd T.D. ·s. 2f>r , 2ba, at "Veraallles". 963-38'17 HARIOR VIEW HOMES Portofino mdl w /4Br 2~ Ba lD the main house. bonus rm w /loft & fuU Ba adjoin the gara1e. Perfect arraoiemeat for in-laws. kJds, office or 1tud10. Lr1 yrd accented by an invitinl apa. Aak· In& $342,900. $150.000 U · sumable loan. Owner will cOtWder 2nd. CaU Tom Baron 5.59-!MOO. R&'M~ HF>\LTORS C IT--R----Owner I A&ent. 673-0897 aro -_,_. Great 4 Bdrm on comer _4_9_4-_0_0_2_9 ___ 1•--------~ lot with room for RV. wooo·scovE BIG CANYON boat . elc . s 219.ooo. OPEH HOUSE owner financed. 645-1103 0 I d e r h o m e o n MHtiOllCllre'1 Row breathtaking view lot The entir e cul de sac boulevard (7 <"us tom will be open today from hom es) nestles the first 2·SPM. Follow signs up fairway in Big Canyon. Diamond to 2120 Crest view or call Noel California's most pre John son, Lingo Real s tigious country club Estate, 4""·333l commumty This Tudor "' estate offers the ul VILLA IM.IOA Outstanding View ! Corner top roor unit. Lease option $5,000 op. lion money. $850 mo. Xlnt terms. Agt. 760-8617 P .a.~-.. ... ...,.IC believe you'll get "THE "'""""""'" SHAKES" al the fuJI of Mewport leodt t069 timate an p~lige, site. ••••••••••••••••••••••• location. view. value, HEIGHTS CONDO apprecaatioo and f111an c Quiet Npt Hgts/Chf· ing. $11 Million an as fbaveo condo w/pool &c sum able loans and garage. Great auwna· owr.er will carry sub ble financing. No quali-stant1al paper Ex f yi n g Greg Ast I e elusive with Cote Realty LIDOISU Low down, low pay- ments. Clean 4 Bdrm family bome, ready to move mto today. Great creative terms. Call 6'13·3002, agent. Ocean view. Spectacular fered price of 1165,000 entertainment Camily MISSION REALTY home. 4 bdrm. sauna. 985 S.Csl Hwy, Laguna room for pool Owner PHONE (714)494 0731 I will help rm 1435,ooo. - 1 Agt. Daclyne. s:n-3888 or SPECTACULAL 494-3672. views & Catalana sun 759-1221. at S2 3 Million BA YSHORES large 2 BR home an !tlnt cond. Only S265,000 Prlac only please. 645-4419. 642-1517 -------- LRG 4 ID IM WOODS Near beach -r eal charmer. Only $279,995 ( $300.000 appratsal l Try IO'lO dwn. Assume 11 i,.,% or lease option Won't last ! Call Pa tr i ck Tenore 631-1266 R&'Mt-le Rt:Al.TOHS $173.500 Ocean view. 3 bdrm. decks. yard. frplc. \m maculate Agt, Oarlyne. 831·3888 or 494-3672 497-5494 ____ _ Sll-8440 READY roGO! Plans and permits IS· sued for addlUon of 2nd unit lo thas beautiful North Laguna cottage Seller will cury all financing $225,000 PRICE REDUCED! Sl0.000 down will buy this 2 Bdnn beach col· tage with firepla ce. Separate guest quarters, walk to town and beach. Low maintenance yard, many mature trees Sl75.900 497.5494 YOU CAN AFFORD thts "Ocean View" custom in a n executive area. Large view decks · beautiful home 3 Bdrm 2~ ba . den Only S315.000. LOCJllM Villop I.E. 497-1761 COLDWC!LL BANl(eRC OM&MtGUa ~OLFCOWSE Super East Nine end unit with oul1tanding as· sumable financing. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. very nicely decorat ed . Private and cheerful ... -.$165,000. WHmwATllt EMERALD IA Y This three bedroom , three bath home await• )'OU in Laguna 't pride: Emerald Bay! Terms, ereat beach, pools and Fourth of July fun awaJt you. Hurry, at lhia price, with 1reat rmancina. It won't lut. MJ,5,000. SHOWSUKI AMOOll. Located on a corner view lot next to ll"'ffn· belt tbit 4 bdrm., 2 bath, 1 1tory bome ia lovely. Only 1 ~ yeara oJd, feature• include: Gourmet kitchen drama!lc _brick aod cedar nnpla~ 3 car Cra(e, W. ;oQ;, Park· • yard. Good financ- lni .... '2"1t ,.500. IAMJUAM C»tStlAMO Lovely 2 bedroom, 1~ batb condo wlth ··~~..ii., plutb eartltton• car,.lafdrapea, lar1• R&'M~ It t-: l\l.TORS sets can be yours m this 3 bdrm home Well locat ed an a good family neighborhood & com· pletely refurblshed an side & out. Good rananc ing 1218·500· LINDA ISLE OCEAMVISTA Executive Country A lov4!ly 2 bdrm condo English Bayfront. 5 close to pool & elevator Bdrm s , inc 1 u ding Sensational 180 degree maid's quarters Pvt view s & gorgeous commumty and private Catahna sunsets 2 story dock Fee land . S2.6 with fireplace & deck milHon Owner will con $235.000. sider excellent financ· WEST MIME ang Situated directly on golf *'Cote" Realty course, ttus 2 bdrm up per unit has lovely & Investment views Owner may help 640-5777 wath financing A good 1~~~~~~~~~I buy at Sl34.900 r: Cote Realty & Investment 640-5777 IACICIAY 3 Bdrm, 2 bath home plus ideal mother m law qua r ters Co mpl w /bath $220.000 Roy McCardle, Rttr. 548.7729 MEWPORT CREST 180 deg ocean view Prime location Pool. tennis, spa Open house Sal 1Sun 1 S at 15 Swift Court HARIOR VIEW HOME "Montego" 4br. 2ba, Fee Land , loan ass um 675 2139 HARBOR VIEW·3Br Carmel. assumable In, solar pool/spa. corner lot. R V pad. $275,000 Owner rm 640-0325 ~ ... ·~lMMN:it(t~- IA YROHT c /21 H.wpori cntr Rent to own No down 4 640.5357 OPPORTUNITY Unique chance to buy a I s r; i n t e r e s l 1 n a General Partnership & "OWN " a sharp 2br. 2i.,ba , townhouse 1n "Eastbluff". $108,500 terms Open Sat/Sun Owner /Broker. 640·5296 r.., • ' .ff bdrm, ~ ba, leasehold 1 br Versa>.Jles penthse Nr Linda Iale loci pvt HEAil am ported tile throughout dock for so· boat HOAG HOSPITAL s122.ooo TSL Properties S934S/mo till Jan '82, 1 Bdrm, completel) 642 1603 then assume elt1st1og I furnished condo Walk to ---f financing & conllnue beach Security. pool Townhouse rondoonblu r 1714)494-1177 Pa Y 1 n g S9 34 5 mo Priced below market al m Newport Beach "ith lmmed occ. No qualify Sll2 000 Open house Sat eas) walk to ocean & PROIATESALE Excel ocean view Formal dining, 1 ~. ba, 2 bdrms, family rm or 3rd bdrm HOUSE IS ON 2 LOTS + ADJOINING VACA NT LOT Buy separate or together United Calif Bank. Trust Dept. 21.3/992-7086 or 714/951-5333. mg. 675-9956 Pnncipals & s'unday I S al 200 beach Ownership of 3 only McNeil. Urut Hl6 bdrm. 212 ba umt incl hlte water view of main bch-deckm&. hvang rm, Victoria frplc, dining rm , ram rm·wet bar, 3Br, 2~•Ba. 150· Iron· lage-xtra perking. Tern· pie Hills Area. Exuting loan + owner flnaocln& to 803 1395.000-courtesy to rites Appl only 731·6585 ---STW.! WHITEWATElt VIEW 3 Bd 2 Ba, room for pool Low down. S270.000 540-3666 Whelan RealEstate REDUCED TO SB.L Owner will carry $195,000 on this spacious I multi-level architect's home in Np< Hgt.s. 2600 sq fl designed for family living. $380,000. Joyce Walt.ze. 631-1266. R&'MftC Rt:Al.TORS IAYFRONT Lease/option. 4 bdrm, S ba, leasehold. Nr Linda Isle. Pvt dock for 50' boat. $3000/mo Firm price in Jan '82, $850,000. Low down OWC. so· on Nwpl Bay 675-9956 Prin. only MEWPORT CREST Gorgeous converted 4 Bdrm c<Mldo, w /roman- tic mstr suite. Spacious family rm w/massive wine rack. Assume lrg lat. owe w /'ll)"!c dwn. $225,000. Joyce Wallze 631-1266 R&'M~ H ~:,\I.Tl 1ks GNat leodt....... I On A Bl& Valuable lot. Decorate and enjoy this 1 +Bdrm, with wood burning fireplace while you add.on <or up Ocean View ! l RUSH AND BID llST IUY TODAY· $JS9,500. Prime 3br, den, 3 ba, tri· Lom level. Hrdwd fin. fresh $263,000.-1 Zor'o paint intr. OWC AITD or Duplex-Superb View! 2nd or contra ct . Creacent Beach area. S191.SOO.~ dn. Walk lo Knotty Hemlock l.nside beach /pool. Tom Got· aod out. Striklftl 3 Bdrm tier, Bkr. 846-9200 up and 1+ down. Both 1--------- ha ve wood burnina PartnenM«iedtoUvein rtreplacu. Vaulted property and make the beamed ceUl.op , French moolhly peymenta. The dool'I and windows, Oak down pa)'rnt!lll will be floon, decka and BIG paid by lbe other YARD. NEW LlSTJNG, partoen. $313,000. John Manb.ajl ... ,.w t.y Ten. 631i1!218 A1.-e Slf2.000 JO~ Ocean Vlewi lib MW, S Bdrm Oak cabloelt, Oak {loorat verancla, SEAWlNDPORTOFIN(). courtyard, nrlck patlo rem<»Ulecl hirlhl)' up. and room lo upaQO. traded, '8i-. ,Ba, auper SEE AND COMPARE, I bv-.. '79000 '345 000 \' ... , .,_._.. • . C.-.. M9' 1-M0-__ 1M_I ____ _ ~l aod •P9· I Bdrm, I badla, fln1Qce on a bta prtvaw comer, plus ac· ceaa to a pttvatf beach lo Cameo Hl&hlendt. RUSU FOR nus AT -··· . 494.7551 OWMll WILL "NANCI C /21 H.wport CwtT' lge pool. 1acUU1, saunas 640.5357 & lighted lennas courts ----$189,000 with $50,000 IRVIHE TBUlACE POOL&VIEW A Coty 3 bdrm home with formal dining rm and pool. Hlghly expan dable view of harbor and ocean. A great listing at only $.130,000 644-7211 /.JD.NIGEL [}l\ll[Y & I l\SSUCIAl ES LIDO ISl.E IYOWHIElt Luxurious 6 bdrm, S ba, s tu dy , family rm Separate laundry & service room. On 2 lots Swammang pool Vaew of the bay. Large assuma· ble loan & owner will carry some paper S89S.OOO Call 67S '10Z7 HAR•VIEW Excellent 4 bdrm 31/e ba PortoClno with family room and secluded bonus room on quiet street. Cloee to schools and shopping. All new carpel. "'BUY OF THE WEEK. $339,500 fee . Open Saturday Ir Sun· day 1·5. 2U21 Port Bristol Circle. Cot~ Realty & ltt\'estm"1l 640-5777 SUPlllUY Spaclc>ua 2 Bdrm. den, 21/e ba tri·level. owe fmanciJ'.11 at 15% down Ir 13~ lnt. Comm pool, ten· n.ta. sne.soo. Blier, Torn OoW.r~ down. Ask for Susan 640 3796 or Bruce 760·6060 days. 851·2205 eves & wlmds • SI0,000 DOWN• Beaut 3 br. 3 ba, lrg fam rm Lrg bckyrd Open house Sun. ~ Heather Ln 631·0517. • I LUFFS CONDO BeautaCul Blu!rs condo. 3 Br 21/e Ba D Plan. End unit w /spacious wrap- around patio. $250.000- creative financing avail. Opn Hse Sun 12·5 400 Vista Quint.a By Ownr 760-6028 OCEAHRONT IYOWHEll JBr, 4car parking, Crplc owe, room for addition $598,000. 6408 Ocean· front, West NB. Open 11·5 daily ------ IE CREATIVE Quite inexpen s ive Located In the established N,B. Bluffs community. A charming 3 bdrm, l sty home w /new apples In a large kitchen. We have a purchase plan for you whlch may lnclude a budaet for customislna 1our new home. For 1alt by owner (will co-op). For detaila or appt to view, call 79-1600. Open house Sat. l -4pm 1951 San Brmo. llGCANYOM Spectacular exec bome. 4 bdrm. 3 ba, ovenhed private lot, c uetom library It bar. spa, waterfall, pub room, BBQ It flrepU. Sec~ty· 1at4d priva.te communi· ty. •ao,ooo . A1t, ISl.0110. 60 I L .. Pn Dt-. Br .. lhtakltii view• <ll tbt Bay Is Ocean hom tbll bHutlfuJ '7tb fl~ home. 2 bdlm, )'OUr OWD uwaa, pool, •P. 6 the moat eean of bkll ~~ ... , .... pa&io, enc:klMd .. "'. co.mm unity pool end quiet cul .... ac l«aUon ~ HILLIE . cu beJOUntor .. ,IOO. Mc CORMACK RE w .. tcun • 8ctr 1r dflD bomt GO Ira t'Ol'Mt lot. Watt to ldloob, 1bop. Dbla etc. Aa must aee for u.. -, .. ,. ••· ror a. ta.ti• pbone Harry ~cktn·Ja R&"M~ w .. tdHsiM ' W&rm laml.b ._ I br, :.:!l:un. rm. <laiilit to1 .Aa\.Ul· • (4H•IDllll .. , ssu. tcllt et.mt wiUa • -: • ::""" nan,, Plldl c1uam.t -• Ad .142-11171. I I t-' ~ ' , I ' -- • " " (Ser. 15788) . :=-~11,120 DISCOUNT '1232 :: SRQQ.Q ~ PllCI .TiJOO() ~!!!!!!!~ PACT. ITICKll DISCOUNT '1165 5. f/995 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• BRAND NEW 111 VW JE'l'fA (Ser. #92396) mCKIR '8595 PRICE DISCOUNT •1 ()()() OUR LOW PRICE • ••••••••• •' Lot.a" F.Quipmeat. fncluding, 4 door. 5 speed. & much more ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BRAND NEW 111 V.W. CONVERTIBLE (Ser . 09099) =~··10~470 DISCOUNT '982 OUt LOW PllCE Loaded with sport seats. sport steer· in« wheel . white sidewall ti.res. ~ AM/FM stereo cauette. 5 .......................................... BRAND NEW 1981 RABBIT SUPER· VALUE 5~ ..... IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 5.S5488 4 ey~ fuel bUection. 4 speed trans, pwr ulilt ..... tnt4 e:,J-~ ea~rr8\Wltil1•••••••••••••• •••••••••••• BRAND NEW 111 RABBIT DIESEL (Ser. 10072) .::'K.1 '7755 · DISCOUNT '86 7 OUR SPICIAL PllCE 4D 'L' 4 speed, H.D., electrical, stereo radio prep., rear speakers, radial tires. _, •. r--... C:ash ia on 1 or l...-1~ ........... There are two ways to win with a Dally Pilot High Roller Ad • Run 7 days for $7. 77 11 days for $11.11-3 llnes Dll.IJ Pl.I-' Items totaling $500.00 or less Call 642-5678 UI • Private Parties only -no commercial businesses please. Any classific.ation. No cancellation Rebate. ~~-·io•· ~.; ... i;;;· ~~ .. ·m· ~~--i;;;~~;;.; .. io•; ~~~ ..... :. ~.:.:.:~-~ ....... ~;;.~~ ...... ~::-'·~ ...... ...................... . ... ~............. ...................... . ...................... r-···· ................ c.,,.,,_ I 071 c.,,....... I 071 ~ s• I JO ~ ~ • 100 SIA.VllW ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Zbr, + den, in private comm ty . Lge lot w /view. By Owner. $3115,000. 833-3822 or 844-8018 will cooperate wlth broken. 0 L D FASH I 0 M· CHAIM Do••r sa.or.t Al"H 3Br, pine panelina. oak & tile firs, 1unroom, 2 Crplcs, huge lot, motor h ome storage , workshop, far below martt by owner. 138S. 000. S48-4058 Veraailles Condo. Bach unit. $89,900. nr Hoa& Hosp. 552-1744 Help·U· Sell of H.B. 847-6626 CUSTOM HOME MEWPOIT I Immaculate custom home, 2 private brick patios, spac.ious living rm, 3 Br, 3 Ba, gourmet kitchen and all the goodies. Plush carpets, walking dis- tance to the beach & water. Don't miss this one for $265,000. QUAIL PLACE PROPERTIES 2HOUSES Newport Hts. Gd Terms. $169. 000. 64.5-9623. 752-1920 bclllU"lt.ffs ProperffH S.awllld Soic•rMf Beautiful view, tots ot Lease Option . Harbor custom extras. 5Br, 3Ba Ridge condo, ~.000. Fam rm, $339,000 Open $50.000 cuh. lmmed. OC· 1·4 Sat/Sun 2214 Pt cupancy.759-8903 Five out.stand.in& finan· cia l Bluffs packages available. Princip&Js on· ly. Call Phyllis Goggio, D.M. Ucnlllal 644-9'90 Car tis le Agt ~4220 IA YFltONT POOL HOME 1076 Newport CONDO, ocn JUST LISTED, lovely 4 b · BR 3~ ha + den with ay view, sec. blda. pro-wetbar +faro rm. and .... -------• feu ionally decor, 2br, deli&btful kil~ben over· WAUCTOll!ACH 2ba, $2 75,000. Terms lookln, --i and Jacu.u.I DUPL-·$125,000 avail. Low down. _.. CA Owner /Agent. 673-3570 on cu de sac street. Great "Tu Shelter". days, 548-91»4 eves Separate muter & guest YA Terms. Cl.ae to shop-or mother-in-law bdrm p i n g & p u b I i c srYGLASS RJDGE with own batha. 3 car tranaport.aUoo. Super b 4 bdnn family garage + xtra park In I lOlaTS R&. TY home. Prime condition Call now, act. 646-4380; (714)498-10.0 '93-0202 and location. Partial 1_642 __ ·4'4_7 ... f«_a_ppt-'--.---~~~~~~~~~~I ocean · city U&hts view.1---------Com pulerized security s ys t e m throughout Some financmg a vaila ble. ~.000. c /21 Me..,... c ...... 640-5357 760.6767 UHl9UE rENTHOUSE CONDO LIDO IAYRONT Custom country French 6 bdrm. 6 bath home with fier & sUp. Spec· ta cu a r v iew from bayside brick terrace Featur es provide elegant charm Call to· day. Rcdhd I~~ Realty 1;-;:~ 7::1111 J .... Capl1.,._ 1018 •••••••••••••••••••••• l MllftFrMcww. WITH OCEAN VIEW R•choS-.._ &totes Over 3,000 sq h . or elegance. Exclusive new homes. from S5l5.000 14"2o/c financing avail Charter Rily & Invest 496·8122 831-8811 with boat dock , pool, security + 180 deg ocean, Catalina & bay view Fee land. $450,000. Smith-Meyer, Bkr. --------•I• 4br, 2ba, assume ap 640°5357 548-711 l SEAYlEW 3 BR plus family rm. by owner ~l.59 C.ARMR HarborV&.w Homes , _______ _ AW AlD Wlte41MG HOME prox . S81K al 11 11.11 Frplc, Sprinklers. Xtras ! $139,900. Broker 493-7020 EQUUTIJAM ESTAn English country farm house with 5 bdrms, 3 baths, ocean and valley MIMI ISTATll 3BR, 2 bath home on almost one third acre. Brick spa and productive fruit trees. Quiet, secluded cul-de-sac. Vi ew of Mt. Baldy. Assumable lo a ns. $225,000 Marti Keepers. ( F82 > "IOHIT A" PLAN IN THE ILUFFS Pretty is the word for the popular & well located end-unit residence. Expanded dining area w/panoramic view, 3 BRS, 2 baths, inside laundry & 2 patios. Short walk to comm pool area . Exe 1 usi ve list ing $225,000 Kathleen Kelley. ( F83 l Lllp.aa llW. Al101a omoe Pa.rk. 26201 Pa.!leo de AJ1c1&. Ste 105 856-4343 Ocean :J.ronl This 5000 Sq. F t ; Home sits on Linda Isle. A private guarded Community in the heart of Newport Beach. Boat sli ps for (3) 55'·70' Yachts. For Sale or Trade. Ocsan v~w SsttitUJ 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths Railed Hffrth WoodbuntllMJ RI~ llMf um tn ... S5000 Daalill Ann Master S uite has private deck. Ceiling Sky Windows in the bath, s unken ceramic tile tub. Sky windows across the width of dining room . . . green house window over ~triple compartment kitchen sink ~ .... trash compactor, microwave ,.•oven. Rich wood exterior. ff ..... $2 15 000 'f~ .. ~. ·r: • /\· ..... I ,~~714) 493·398~~~· "t~' l:..t~ ~· I . l .... WHhniftster I 091 Mobile tt... ••••••••••••••••••••••• For Sole 1100 SI I ,000 DOWH ••••••••••••••••••••••• Immaculate 3 br. pool New Mobile Home. No9._ual. 7»8679 agt. ocean view El Morro Other Real Estat. Beach Park. sp 70 28r. space rent $175 mo 20 yr lse $59.900. 499-3816 ·······················-----Mobile tt... 10 X 45, lo be moved Xlnt For Sale t t 00 cond New cpts, S6000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673·3826 Trailer at bch $14,900 Terms. OWC or trade 4~3816 l!ASTSIDI 12 MUI THI SAND 2 bdrm on larJe R2-lot. lolMHI P ... .,..... aasum able hnanctng Seconds to the water. C.M .. D. Bourke Realtor Excellent 3 BR owner's _S46_·_9950_. _____ _. "home-like" unit Ir 2 leoct. Prwirf1'1 I 350 BR, 2 ba, rental unit. ••••••• :.~;•••••••••• Ideal for home & in· come. Clccle to Newport pier and shops. $289,950. WedeyM.T ... Co. Realton 644-4910 $6000DOWH SPECIAL LAND SALE Oceanv1ew lots, Morro Bay area. $5990 E·Z terms. beaut. views of the Pac ific Ocean , Estero Bay & Cayucos. 675· 7239 for appt to see. Agt. Owner says ~ll! Cost.a Mesa tri-plex on lge cor· ---------! ner lot. Good retrts, i.ero 1111-.11 Property 140 vacancy. 559-5334 agt ••••••••••••••••••••••• IKOMe Propetiy 2000 MEWPOIT ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9 Office build ing . $425,000. Hurry · won't last! Bill Grundy. 675·6161 --- COtftmerdCll 'roperty 1600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MISSION VIUO SHOPPING CNTR. 10 STORES. manage· me,\t available 3 yrs old. $450,000 down . Full price SJ ,400,000 Pr111c only. Agt. 644-9513 -----BALBOA ISLAND BUY OR LEASE BLDG. 2 store 1ofc fronts, l I rg apt above Owner1Agt Billie 1714> 673-1241 or 1213) 464-22'70 SHO,PIMG CENTEll 21,500 sq ft. Glendora. New. ptly leased Sched. income $197.000 on lrtple net leases Owner must sell Sl,600,000 Agt 12 1 3)553 -9552 or (7141846-3278 APPLE VALLEY Nea r new 4· Plex, 2 bdrm, 2 bat.h each unit with fireplace, enclosed patio. double' garage. $165.000 Bill Grundy. Rltr. 675-6161 . OCEANVlEW DUPLEX Dra.stic reduction on brand new Balboa duplex. tst owners 200~ depreciatlon. Great ren· tal a rea 100 feet from beach. Large 3 bdrm, 3 bath plus 2 bdrm, 2 bath Owner wall assist in fmand ng $425,000. Rcdhill¢~ReJlty fi7:{ 7:~1111 NEWPORT BEACH We are developers so submit land or other Real Estate to owner Jim Thompson. PALM SPRINGS AREA. 2Br 2ba 4 }'T'S olc! Com pl rum On 9 hole exec golf course in adlt park View San Jacinto 638 9300 ask for Virginia GROVES IRVINE Spacious. lovely 2 year old triple wide with lots or builttnS 2 Bdrm 2 bath o wn er transferred See to ap- preciate 1-iiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii._lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 15% down and assume loans Three adjoming TRIPLEXES m Cd M on oceansideolPCH PLUS (7 I 4J 828-1210 l213J 591-1363 CIOOJ lSZ-3710 ------ Adlts 1400sq ft 2Br. 2Ba sunporch rncd erdn CM ocn air. 5 •Pk 64.5 1862 Barrett Rlty, 642·5200 --------- CAMMERY VILLAGE Steps to the water 2 Br. 2ba. s unken tub in master bath Pool. pets Mobile Home at the bch are allowed Pnl·e re· in Nwpt Quiet young duced to 162 . .SOO Owner peop~ 'a pk. Sl0.500. anxious. Mew&dualYe! IALIOA ISUMD Marine Ave · high vts· 1b11ity location on prime corner Has existing re- tail business plus two rental units $.")50,000 WATERFRONT HOMES ~EAL ESTATE 631-1400 When you need ex pert service or repairs. turn to the Ser vice Directory in Classified to solve your problem. Barg:lm :.hopper:; read 548·2080 -WATl:.HJRONT l h e I 1 t t I e a d s 1 n ------HOMES Classified regularly SELL tdle items wit~ a REALESTATE 1~~~~~~~~~ And they f1od what Daily Pilot Class1f1ed 631 ·1400 i--------• they re look ml( for Ad ,_. ---·--~~-~~--IUSIMESS l wo duplexes and 1 lriplex in a row on 19th St. Balboa Peninsul a Only l Jot from sand and surf Absolutely prime properties. DUPLEX with Dock for JO' boat FOUR,LU/fflt Valey 3 Bdrm. 2 ba Great maintenance free yard Priced at least $25,000 below market al $24.2,500 fee. You own the land. Bkr 975·0616 2750 sq . ft contem porary Lido Isle home. 3 bedroom, 4 bath plus study. 3 car garage. Street to street location Newly carpeted on ra· diantly heated noors. 2 patios. '695.000. views Amenities 1n · ·,.---------:.__ ________ :.__ _______ __:!.._ _______ _ O,PORTUHITY MANY MANY MORE' C /21 Mewport Clltr 640.5357 NOTHIMCi DOWN lBdrm. secluded adult c ondo . In the "Versailles" garden view. Secur ity guard, eleaant clubh.K, pool & t pa. $149,500. Owner 145.0230 Waterfront Condo / te83.000, $400,000 fin· uaume. Btr cooper•· tlon 673-0048 'All( SETT1~ in this beautiful adult condo. Pool close by. 3 bdrm s , 2 1,'J baths llhtl c u loualy dept $149,500. Open Sunday 12-4 4110Spind.rill, Prk Lido HOWSWOOO l•ltter 675-1676 Rcd h1ll~Realty li7:{ 7:!111 1 $1,900.00 NICE IEDUCTIOH elude french doon, wood and brick flooring. am- ple deck~. S950,000. •WILSON & WEISS REAL ESTATE DANA POINT 493-2752 OWMa AMXIOUS lmaaioe 3 spadoua bra ii--------• & 2v, ba upgraded to the llADFOllD CONDO bill! Thi.a fine home also Beautifully located on featurff encl'd parkln& park-like greenbelt jUAt & in-house laundry a short wallt to the pool. facilities + usumable $55,000 U1umable loan financlna. Call 759-1501 or 91,'J interest. Private or 752·7373 patio and 2 car iarage. ~Walka: I Lee REAL~ATE EastbWf&hth s,.cw llthnttlah Only $99,500. 644-7211 /Jn NIG[L UAIL[Y & ASSUCIAl [5 4 bdrm, 2i..<i bath with GRl!ATTa.MS • ________ 1 plush c ar~t & wood Lovely 2br. lba home. 0 HM Sat floors. Family room Low down payment, ,. with fireplace. Gr eat OWC! JI 0 J9tlt St financing with a 13~ Goldft W"t Rltn 1-SPM fixed rate & ~ down. 14M511 Jmmac. cstm home, 2 $245,000. Hurry, wllh1~~~~!!!!!!!!!~~l(t p v \ b r i c k p a ti o s , terms like lhia it won't 1: IJJtll\at living rm, 3 last! 1--------•1 IJarm , 1 Ba. gourmet LAllGl!ASSUMAILI ld tc:ben. Many many ex-FIXB) UTE trm-Plu•b carpet. 'II' ~ce to the TUSTIN MEADOWS 3 ~I water. Don't Bdrm, '1 ~ ba, new paint. , II\ a la one for!~~!!!~~~!!!!!~~ carpeta •drapes. Move tzU,000. ID> I•-------• lnready.CallSandy J.&~! ._.n1:11,.w.> . ·~·IN the i illfi -.iver, ill dwn l IMTlnAIMB'S 631-2242 I HOMI Open HouseStmday 1·4 14821 Bneburn Rd. Spacious yard 1ur· round• a apectacular r. Sunbow Realty]w solar beated pool 6 paUo 1~ ·~~-~~~~~,,~ ror BBQ'• 6 entertain·,_ ina. Formal dininl 1'>0l1l BY Owner, owe. 3 br, I for 1umptioua entertain· frplc, dbl aar. 192.500. in I . l11 e d b r I c k 2S30 S. Park Dr. Santa flreplace, wet bar, love-Ana. ly llvl-.1 room , 4•--------- 1pacloul bdrm.I. s-Mt lest. I 011 °' .. S&li4 •• , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1162 ...,.....w_, THI EASY UFI t6Mll2 Wawrfroot dplx, totally up1raded, 8 ltoret, .S' boat dock. '380,000 as· 1Gmable at 11~~. Ask· m1 sus,ooo owe. cau Jo-Ann (714) .... 9012, EDGEWATERRLTY (213) 43M48),. To Mot he r With Love .... I.on: ha~• ,.ol) or return1nj1lo 1\s ~ourtf On lhl• 'P"O~l dJ\ 1111• lov<' you havl' II"'~" 15 r~lurntd ...-1tll a 5pf't1.1I m""Pltf' o( "'armth T•ke a look 54'1' llow mut'h you arr '""'II m Newport Beach loca· lion on PCH so· fron· t age. Great lease $160,000 W aterlront Homes Inc. 631-1400 Condo111hdUMsfTow11-ltotttes fw laM 1700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DESPStAn! Newport Beach Ver sailles 2br, • 2ba, patio, frplc, pool, jac, Harbor &-'Ocean View, quick sale By Owner $13 2,000 f ir m (213)821· 7949 IA YFRONT COHDO FUU SECURITY Elegant waterfront Liv· ing in exclusive all security high rise build· ing Views from every room. 2Br, 2Ba Boat slip avaUable. Excellent fin ancing _ Price $425,000. DEHNE SOOStLIMG IEA&.TOll 640.4511 TAX SHELTER 126 u. Sacto $2450,000 78 U. Texas 1965.000 55 u Boiae $1.250, 000 38 U. Yuma $27650/un Mobile Pk·.SSP ~lOK Duplx-FeeNpt SUSK 642-6153 fir~ 111ueuu. w. CAAPatnA 1tU l 01•'1 •"vun .. , .. , IM>-.f• DUPLD-M.I. Near beach, two 3Br un its, 2 car gar, nr park TSL INVSTMT 64.2·1603 EASTSIDE C.M. 14 prim e units, all 2 Bdr. lot size 132x300 Prin on ly For appt call John Cox, a gt 63H.2S6 6 U. L.A $140,000 nr USC . Or $17,000, try 25% dn or submit. BkrS40-~ STOP!! Take time to relax and shop at home. It's sim.:>le with Dally Pil o t Classified Ads. And if you have something to sell , call a friendly Classllied Ad· Visor at &4-2-5678 ~olR, Det.ert, Mot.tell. Dften, ' lHort 2400 IHOrt 2400 •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• DESERT DREAM AT BUILDERS COST !! HUllY H Builder is . willing to sell beautiful Palm Desert Townhomes at or below COST to FIRST 15 qualified buyers. MOUNT.AIM YIU.AS A secluded resort, 18 miles east ol Palm Springs off en : • 3 tri·level Ooor plans • 2bdrm or 2bdrm, den, 2ba. * Lush landscaping • 3 swimming pools &spas • 2 lighted tennis court.I MODILS 0'81 DAILY Tum aouth on Dt\«!P Can.IOn off bwy 111, turn left on Drift~ or call ror directions: Orange Coasr OAJLY PILDT/SUn<aay. Aprll 26, 1981 I l'ODll LOCAL OJTIOBS TO SDVB YOU • DWPOB! BEACH 901 DOVEB DBIVE 641-8138 PRIME IAYFIOMT LOCATION. "Casual elegance·· personifies this magnificent 5 BR, 8 bath residence w/close-up view of boating a ctivity from nearly every room. Love ly format liv ing rm, family rm w/expansive fully equipped wet bar. rustic game rm. Pie r & float will accommodate 3 70' boats. Appl. only $4,250,000 includes land. Joann Akerman/Cathy Schweickert. (F-30 > IDYLLIC IAUOA ISL.AM> IA YRlOMT. With its quaint sea wall & bayfront st rolJs. 2 s pectacular multi-level mirror image residences joined by common wall. Each unit enjoys full breathtaking view of Newport Harbor. Sandy beach pier & float to accommodate 2 boats. Unique investment opportunity at $2,500,000 Mary Lewis. < F ·31) IOA T PARADE EVERYDAY! Enjoy a Linda Isle front r ow seat. Prime bayfront w 110 · pier head to accommodate 4 yachts. 5 Brs. 5112 bath s pacious home. Shown by appt. only on this security island. $2, 100,000. Dona Chic hester < F 32) GALAXY DRIVE ESTATE. Truly spectacular 5 Brs ho me w /formal gardens, atrium p<>ol , 20' ceilings & fountains Elegant in every respect. Den, study. his /her baths. sauna. $1,900,000 incl. land Barbara Aune <F-33) IEST IAYFROMT VALUE ! The price of $1.350,000 for a waterfront home includes: • Pier & s lip lo accommodate up to a 55' boat • Brand new 3 BR home • Sandy Beach • Harbor & ni ght light views • Landscape. 2 pa tios & fence • Inte rcom . security system • You own the land! We have FOUR of these homes -by appointment o nl y . T he time to buy waterfront is now ' Beverly Morphy /Jane Paquin . <F -34 > IALIOA ISLAND IA YFRONT. Quality home und e r con s tru c tion sc heduled completion mid-June. 3 Brs, lg family rm, 3 fplc, corner lot on the bay w/slip for 30' boat. $1.150,000 inc ludes land. Jane Paquin. (f -35) DRAMA TIC HORTH LAGUNA OCEANF«ONT. Private cove Just minutes to Newport Center. 4 Brs. family rm home w/crashing s urf below a nd Catalana s unsets beyond. $895.000 in c ludes land . Terry Hanes Barbara Aune. ff.JG ) TWO FOR ONE -2 homes on Lido Is le - perfect for mothe rs -in-law. newlyweds and of course a s an investment in Newport. Our owner will he lp finance these two new offerings on Lido for you separately or as a pac kage d eal. $850,000 for both. Tom Allinson or Ter ry Hanes. < F-37 ) IRVINE TERRACE SUPY V1EW! Custom home over 3400 sq ft w /3 s pacious Brs. family rm & den. Hi gh ceilings, air cond., dramatic kitchen full y equipped. $690,000 a leasehold estate. Cathy Schweickert. <F-38 ) IA YFROMT OPPORTUNITY. Prime location 2 BR. 2 bath condo w 40' of water frontage. Pvt courtyard entry, dbl garage & great potential. $535.000 includes land Martha Macnab. ( F -39) UDO ISLAND. Cha rming Country French 3BR, 3Y2 bath family home in immaculate condition. Seller will help w/financing. $469,000. Berit Mitchell. <F-40> LAGUNA IEACH! Prestigious Portafina a rea! Unobstructed ocean. coast line and city lig hts view ! Custom 2-story home w/3BRS, 2'h baths, family r m, 3 fireplaces, central-air, upgraded appliances, 2 view sundecks and more! A must see. $450,000. Gary Gleason. (F-41 ) LIDO ISLE! This 3BR, 2 bath home is unmistakably Lido Is le -the charm of street to street, s unny South patio, high crossbeamed ceilings and the warmth of used brick in the living, dining and kitchen. $415,000. Tom or Te r ry. CF-42) IALIOA ISL.AHO-NIM IAYI English-style bungalow w /3BRS and custom features. l375.000lncl. land. D. Halderman. <F -43) HIWPORT HEIGHTS! Lovely f aouly home with 4BRS, family rm, 3-car garage. Extra off street parking. Serene gardens accent lovely yard. Assumable financing. $249,500. Joyce Edlund. (F-47 ) McLAIH GREEHIRIAR·FUINISHED . Delightful. absolutely immaculate Big <:;anyo~ townhome. Custom decorated-good financing. Comm pool. spa & tennis. Security gate $235,000 includes land. Suzanne Shuler. <F-48 > LARG~. ASSUMAILE LOAN -Enjoy the amenities of the Bluffs & the spaciousness of a lg home in this swmy end-unit near schools. recreational facilities & shopping. $230,000. Nancy Im bernino. ff ·49) SINGLE STORY IN THE ILU~S! 3BR Bonita Plan in super location. 3 separate patios Spanish til e entry. $215,000. Nancy ·1mbe rnino. ( F -50 > 41R & POOL -$208,0001 Lovely upper bay home featuring open beamed ceiling in living rm. formal dining, large family rm remote in -law quarters, PLUS redwood decked pool area Paula Bailey. (F-51) SPACIOUS & ROOMY! One of Newport's Rivi~ra 's best, units for a large growing family . 4BRS. 3 baths. Sunny patio. Community tennis. spa and pool. $159.000. Tom Allinson < F ·52 > SMALL IS BEAUTIFUL. 3BR c harmer tastefully decorated & upgraded. New earthtone carpeting. fresh paint & 1 yr new roof. G real location $126.000. Betty Berkshire. CF53 J NEWPORT BEACH HAllBOB VIEW CENTER 844-6200 BIG CANYON -BIG VALUE. 6 Brs charmer on large lot w /pool. spa . large patio & private alarm system. Located in gated community $745,000. Helen Wood. <F -54 ) DRAMATIC MONACO! Private courtyard e ntry leads to t his ench anting 3BR residence. Large formal living & dining roo m s w /dining room openin g to landscaped covered patio w /view of mountains . h or izon and night lights. Spacious expanded gourmet kitchen w/skylight and custom wood Ooor, tiles and walk-in pa ntry Private first floor mast er s uite enjoys covered patio and garde n bath. Amenities abound with fabric wallcoverrngs, mural ceilings, mirrors. cedar paneled bath, and stained glass window. Fully air-conditioned. Automatic sprinklers a nd lighting. $675.000. Lynne Valentine. ( F·55l 200 BLOCK IN CORONA Da MARI Delightful 2-stor y family hom e w/ocean & jetty view. Lush cpts accented by designer fabric wall coverings, natural wood paneling & beautiful window treatments. 3 lg Brs. 3 baths & den + Bonus rm & bath off garage . Spacious living & dining rms w/used. brick fplc. Oversize lot. $650,000. Holly Markas. C F-56 > SHORECLIFF CUSTOM HOME. Ideal lg family residence w 4 Brs, study, li brary & country kitc hen. Upstairs mstr s uite w/fantastic whitewater view of Corona del Mar beach. $595.000 includes land. Creative financing owner will carry a lg 2nd 'TD. Sharon Smith. (F-57) MEW IN HARIOR VIEW HILLS "SOUTH". Enjoy the ultimate in 2-story living w/this 5BR, 3 bath customized home. French doors in living & formal dining rms, beautiful country French decor, sparkling pool & s pa on 112 acre. $56.5,000 incl land. Sharon Smith. ( F-58 ) SPYGLASS RIDGE -OCIAN VIEW - CORONA DEL MAR. F.njoy the serenit y o( being in the country when you en ter through t he electric gate. Approx. Y3 acre cul de sac location in the heart of CdM. Among the many amenities include the computerized security system, the easy flow living & cozy feeling of 3 BRS 1-~ bath plus family rm or den & 1-level home beautifully landscaped plus generous use o( wrought iron fencing. Truly unique. Owner Willing to car ry AJTD. Great terms. For deta11s call listing agent. $519,000 includes la nd. Bea Arnold. <F-59) IXCIPTtONA&. llG CANYON DOVlll Elegant, handsomely upgraded 2BB & den residence w /view of 18th fairway. Features crown moldings, C\IStom wall-coverings and large white brick patio w /room for spa. Security system. P.riced at $485,000. Lynne Valentine. (F-3>) JUST LISTED! Highly upgraded 4BRS, 21h ba, New Bedford Model in private gated Community of Seaview. Home features Hardwood floors, French dqors and windows plus ocean and night light view - excellent fina ncing available. $447,000. Sandie Fix. <F-62) OCEAN & SUNSET VIEWS from this completely decorated 2 BR, 2 bath & den home located in the private area of Jasmine Creek Comm pool & tennis. Assumable financing available. $340,000 includes land. Jennifer Suchomel. ff-63 ) MEWPOIT IEACH CUSTOM -$290,000. All wood & glass dream home. Light lush greenery creates a feeling of total privacy, yet only 10 min. from Newport Center. Well designed 4 Brs & family rm home perfect for active family. Marion Grant. {F-64) CHARMING CORONA Da MAR DUPLEX! Two 2B~ u~its w /fplc. vaulted beamed ceilings, built-ins plus g uest unit. Assumable financi ng. $289.900. Holly Markas. {F-65) PRIME PENINSULA DUPLEX! 3BR, 2 bath dup lex 11 2 blocks from the ocean . Fantastic in vestment for winter or summe r rental. $259.000 incl. land. Low down and owner wi II carry on AITD Sharon Smith. ( F-66> · IEST VALUE -HARBOR VIEW HOMES. Spacious 4 Br!), 2 ba home newly painted. c~untry French decor open family s tyle kitchen ttle floors vaulted ceilings Good assumable loans $239 .000 Rosemary S1ett c F' 67 > CAMEO HIGHLANDS! Great home for entertaining or JUSt relaxing around a sparkling pool in the totally enclosed front yard. Lg r ear yard for privacv. Open & airy feeling 4 BH nome $235.00o Sharon Smith. (F·68 > IBVIBE CAMPUS VALLEY CEBTEB 782-1414 IAYFROMT CONDO. Ternfic 2 BR plus den facing Balboa Island w/lg deck on water and many luxury features. $595.000. Julie Van Wieren. ( F-69 l SEAVIEW "'ORT ROYAL!" Detached and remodeled hom e w iview of ocean and city lights. Pool a nd spa. Gate guard ed community . $525,000. Darlene Herman (F-70 ) TURnE ROCK TERRACE! This prestigious President home has 4BRS. 212 baths and powder room. family rm w/Jireplace. breakfast nook. dining room, service room, 3-car garage a nd a large living room w/fireplace. $410,000. Lee Henkel. CF-71 > Vl.EW CONDO! 2BR & den in Turtle Rock· \:'tsta. Carlton Plan. Excellent price and financing. $234 ,900. Julie Van Wieren. (F -72) CUNNING CANDLEWOOO! 38R University. ~ark Deane Home. 2·story, huge master,., 2. 2 baths, new carpet and paint. Fabulous' fma n cmg . $215,000. Julie Van Wieren. CF-73 > IRVI!lE WOODBBIDGE VILLAGE CElftER 581-8700 HILLTOP ESTATE! An exciting custom-built m':11ti level home on almost 1 acre offering privacy ar_i~ nestled in. the hills of Orange w;a magnificent sweeping 180 degree view. Over 5000 sq. ft. of quality construction. 5 BRS . 3 + bath s. e l eva tor . air·condit1oning, pool. s pa, etc. Creative te rms Try s mall down and owner will carry $800,000 Elliott/Jackson. ( F -74 ) PRIME BLUFFS LOCATION! Highly upgraded :lBH. 2 1 :! bath .. Franciscan" m od el on greenbelt A must see home for the apprt>c1atne $240.000 Young Park. (F-75) LOW DOWN -PLUS ... Good assumable loan on this 4RH home an Northwood Park Place Owner moti va ted E xcel le nt location racing the park Premium lot I $235.000 Darlene Pemtmger. <F-76) SINGLE FAMILY HOME. Truly beautiful & up~raded 4 BR home wtfamily rm. formal dining. air cond. ceranuc tile entry all on one level Wet bar opens to famjly & dining rms. 2 lush patios w decking. Walk to new Northwood Park. $199.500. Marion Frizzell. tF 77! UNIVERSITY PARK DOU HOUSE -2 BR , l·story former model home on cul·de-s ac w/ltalian cera mic entry & paneled living rm. Exquisite outdoor amenities & lots of room for expansion. Assumable 1st & 2nd Trust Deeds $187 ,500. Lorraine Reid. IF 78> HIGHT UGHT VIEWS! Bright. cheery, and very private home w /golf course view in Rancho San J oaquin Assumable loan. $175.000. Jackie Wiley. ( F-79) ADORABLE & AFFORDAIU. 2BR, 2''2 bath dollhouse in s uper area. Garage. great pat10. located near greenbelt. Priced for a quick sale Ca ll for financing details. $126,000. Marty Elliott. ( F-80) COUNTRY CLUI LIVING! One BR condo in luxurious Versaille with pool , spa, gym and clubhouse. Great financing too. Ter rific decor. brand new carpeting & draperies . Pril'ed to sell fast ! $110,000 Jackie Wiley I F·til) OPllf ROUSI TODAY 1-8 BAYCREST 1756 Skylark IALIOA ISLAND 200·202 S Bay Front IAUOA PENINSULA 1010-1016 E. Balboa Blvd llG CAHYON 43 Royal St George CORONA DEL MAR 1223 Bayside 421 Fernleaf COSTA MESA 2296 Orange EASTILUFF 2128 Aralia 2.833 Cassia HARIOI RIDGE 9 Montpellier 1 Tr afalgar HARIOR VIEW HOMES 1978 Port Chelsea ~ Port Albans laVINE 33 Red a ock 3712 Carmel 4281 Pioneer 188 Streamwood 5 Valley View 18742 Via Palatino 15 Palos 1.M21 Toulouse llVINI tllllACI 1223 Dolphin Terrace 1832 Matapata 1901 Altur a 1409 Dolphin 'l'errac~ LAGUMAllACH 132 McKni$bt MIWPOltT llACH 1118 Nottingham 505 Avenida Lar10 ·WYMASS 18M1 J.801 a... View Clr ele 4 Brs Family r m pool $450.0()() 8 Brs Family r m Den S2. 500. 000 3 Brs /Pier/Sljp/Bayfront SI .:lS0,000 6 Brs /Den/Pool /Spa $745.000 2 Brs 1Bayfront $.535,000 3/2Brs/Duplex SJ49,000 2 Brs $l59,000 4 Brs/Family rm /spa $JU,OOOLH 4 Brs/Family rm $l59,000 LH 3 Brs/Family rm /View $760,000 4 Brs/Den/ Family rm $1,195,000 4 Brs /Family Rm $'l39,000 LH 3 Brs/Family Rm/Spa '255,000 LH 4 Brs/Family Rm ~,000 3 Brs/Fsmily Rm 5,000 3 Brs/FamiJy Rm $139,950 l Brs •n.500 3 Brs/Family Rm/View $2M,000 4 Brs/Den/Spa $.185,000 2 Brs '175,000 4 Brs/F amlly r m $l88,500 3 Brs/Den / Fam Uy rm '890,000LH 3Brs =·000 3 Brs/FamUy rm ,!OOLH 2 Brs /Spa " 1886,000 4 Bra/Family Rm/Oeeanlront •.ooo Bta...Ufw a br. 2 ba, tam . __;::.-.....0..------~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! rm, atrium. car. w. etec. R&'M~ llt \I (C•fl" 11 I'\.~ ~~c::i::. "Q ~ 7141641·0763 2781 Bristol St Costa Meaa. CA IS Unit• office bldg, Pfime-primt HB loca· tklo 2 blU hom bcb. 25~ wportleedl Jl6t dr, acrou from park, •••••••••••••••••••••• 1lnt loc. Yrly leue. tl()O . .,. .. _...,. JZ41 DO ISLE charmina 3 '151·'1528 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bdrm, 2 bath, Dlayroom. ceadfroot *tall l600 Ju1t rernodefed. '1&50 atldnn. Zba, fam rm, den. mo. Is up. Adlt.t only mo to mo. Bill Grundy, frplc, 1159/mo. Avatl 499-8818 115-6161. now.CaJJ611-*5. -------- HIAIUACH Apt.a available now. By week or month. A1ent, 875-8110 Br hoiae for rerrt, easy acceaa to shppng cntn & Bcb. Furn. 1850/mo. &44· 7312. 645-6283 d 2 br, 2 ba, ocean vu, frplc. 3 ~ rm 2 Ba fireplce nu patloe, aar. Refs f13S. kitchen, micro, Jc lda Nancy, 49'7·2l49. okay appro1 May ' __ ...:..;... ____ _ 549·7267 Former model Ntiu~l Lovely 3 br, 2~ ba, bit· ins. dbl 1ar. Few 1tepe to ocean-canyon view. S150. 631·5751 Shores house. 3 BR 2 Ba, yard. Gale auard. Nr pool, l~onla , beach Adult.a . .x> lae. Owner 499·3838 Woodbrld&e condo, 2 BR, cloH to pool, lae brl<'lr patio, '600 mo. 833-9186 aft epm. Af!!11M1Rt1 u.~ Brand new Turtl•roek ••••• ••••••••••••••••• Irvine 2br, 21,<tb11 , 152& C....rat 1.0 aq ft pool /tin •••••••••••••••••••••• nlat'800/mo'44'&96V A"MTS FOi llMT H.B .. N.B .• Coat.a Mesa Somethin& for Everyone Bach. to ' Br. Unflll1l. 2Br, Ula, $&25/mo Callwkdya 7~73 3Br, 28a, din rm fr Uv rm. frplc, dlahwuher, 11ice yrd. ~95/mo $300 sec. 963·8842 aft 5:30 Lux new 2br, 2~ba 2 II, ZIA. W /GAi. twnhme, pool/jac /teo· Cathedral ce(l. rplc, nit. aec gate oo JagOOP dahwshr, balcony. Pool 962-1398 evea & spa .~ mo. Adul\a --------- only, no pet.a. 2650Harla. 549·2447 FOR RF.NT· Cond<1 Mi1 alon Lak11 Cowitry Club D 11 .S S1&. 2 nJ1hta S22.5 wk 552 41\8 Lyona. Apt.a. Certain locatJooa f'tlWL Y DICOI. offer · P o ol , spa , 1 Br. gas pd, encl gar lbr Townhou&e. bullt·lna frplc. pool, apa ttennis. { ml to bcb. No peg $4'15. S.7·8758. 848-9118 2 Br 2 Ba. So Cit r1au, fireplace. laun. room, d/washer, pool Adults 2Br. lBa, new cpl.a, drpa dwn, owe. W-5334 Aat. 1--------11 Canyoo Condo 3br, EXECUTIVE HOME So. Coast Plaza area. 4 br. 2 ba, ram. &din. rms, new micro kitchen, r rpts, drapes • tile. Obi gar , frpl c. p ool . redwood deck. $195, lst. last & S400dep. St()..5560 Upper Wooda Cove. c h~rmlna Vic torian Stained 1las11. magnifl cent vlew, 3 Br 2 Ba $850 (213)378·3119 nnnl,jac..,.,,' M6"""'1or b eamed ceiliDJI, 642.S073 •· · t ") atlO ,...... .,_, _, farages, all bUllt·IDI. "' patn • en-. P • ~9 SIS. Garden " Townhouse MSO. 2 BR, patio, pool separate garage, $OS IMVESTOllSCHOICE decorator tum. view, 41 Units, Costa Mell pool . Lennis , lse Bluffs condo, 2 br. l ba, Tew""-design Adlt..s, no pets ~ J . 17th mo Avail now 89&-Uto wuh /dry , r e fr l&. U1tfwwl....., 1525 TSL MGMT. S.2·1603 Pl.646·5137alt11AM aft.6 .30_P_M ____ _ -.SO/mo 6'&-431$ ••••••••••••••••••••••• lal>o I~ 106 LOCJl'IMI leoda 1141 JIJ,Ded for 2A Coodos Sl800 /mo. ~ 3br. 2•~ha. ram rm, tue a l 2 Bdrm condo, Lakeshore ••••••••••••••••••••••• 24 & 18 Coata Meu 3 yrs new. D. Bourke, Realtor 546-9950. . SP AHISH STYLE ,. 4 UNITSIH SAHCUMIMTE Walk to bch. TTY 25% dfWn OWC rest, finanC· iJtl. Lge lot. Bring of· f«J'!I ! $190,000. IOIMTSILTY. (714)498-10.0 493-0202 UNITS..C.M. 14 units, E-alde, pool, 10"'2% financing ...,.,.. 8 units. near new house w /1 rentals TSL Investments 642·1603 BluJfs Upgraded 3 Br "E" Plan. Prime Loca- tion. Lovely Greenbelt. Lg Family Room Broker, 759-9100 or 644·0!'96 N T • u .. 2 1 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• adlt complex Comp!. . EMED.t.lft.l"'Y pt erra« • ov •11 m.,h1r bdrm w/tJN·k, 2 20 11 b b It ' Luxury2bdrm.2ba.v1ew, ~ ~ condo. pool/Jae . ••n1·l votlu1, torrll11I d lnlug r. 1 a. ui ms. sun rec. facil. Nr So Cst open beams. frplc, 9975 3 bdrm. 2 ba, orean aar. 9&25/mo Hof I\ I, 11n1a w 1wet hu, 1ptrol deck w /view Quiet Plza 1495/mo. 556-8232 lncl ut1l Mav dUcount view , gardener ind r udults Refs . 119 ~2 <•o-0770 ' HIO<' e• lnt'I 646 :JU42 •I •I r 11 • tr p I<', 111.1 r . ~:m"'rald . .,..,,/mo or,,.. for services. 494-0066. E. Side 2Br, lBa. stove, yd, ut11. pd, $595 no doas. 324 Costa Meaa St 11250 mo 1 yr lae Don, Nt<wporl lfl(L• IHl!ll " ~ Coldwell Btankt!r . ~'f 81ktolkh,2br .lhll ,l\\t Hull ~1 1 lllUO /m o 1_.;0 ,1~0-3107 1BrEasuuk.Smallbul .,..wporta.adt Jl69 499 1320. r•rpet•. "'"''*'"· fru·t•d :-•" :r"'• coiy w /lots or neat wood ••••••• •••••••••••••••• ....... ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• r>'>< c.51.•~. L H... 3250 yrd. frpl<', 2 r ur 1111r ..,c.n U 11 pd BR D I ~ ., ,.uuu I Q91RG "'1 • *....VVllltl'"' W"IL ''"r ......... l I up ex ---••••••••••••••••••••••3Br,2Ba,enclosedpat o. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lflOOlmo yrly ~K:!lll, ~ •" y"' .. u 417E B11yAveBalboa E . Side Ba c helor. ttMrol 1202 wshr /dryr hook·up. l650 Attractive 3 Br 2 H11 In 8441 M67 1 '11• tJbl Gur, 2 putlo:1, Nn pets 547 USS furn tunfum, 1230 mo •••••••••••••••••••••• mo.Agt.645-2411 1 .. , uir. pool, 11pu Nr So ase with option to buy, ----~ .. a9g5una ~!~ a4~.,',0 Vt'lll !I llr, 3 1~ l>ll rnndu U1n·1< l'oaat Plt1z11 Sb001mo • • l BR. yrly, util, gar. util pd. 645-446! b t ·r I h I LU~ •-1&.-&I .., mo ... ., •. Vf<o Ru v ·-Ol'"'lln vu S4 00 l eau 1 u ome n n.,~.--·ry .. , • .. S t > 1''11irv1ew/ on th t' bay View. 2Br, t'hBa Townhouse. Upland with pool & s pa & brand new spUt level I Great view, 3 Ur 2 Uu. '800 mo Nik fur ltun !-kf(cratrom 848 6354 U P s t a 1 rs I mm a c P vt patio, gar, adults no Call Mon·Frt , (7141 & 2 br condos In water· A tC, pvt pulw S1UO 1~:151\1 673 1943 $495 Open Sat pets 1465.548-7510 9~3·9822 or Sat /Sun. oriented project Pool, K'd OK ·~ Apart.etwh Funtt•d I 4 311 "'d t · 1 s ·nope... 1''11m1ly hom~. 3 br. 2 h11, • rJ 11ewa er (7l4) 538·2818. jac, bit ins, frplc, dbl John Manihall ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 br 2 ba crpts drapes gar. w opener Teri, 631 1266 frpk, 1)()0), lennti1, pvl lotboo lalmtd 3706 1 BR, yrly, ~ Blk to pat~o. ca'rport, 'no pets' 76().0759 PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS COUNTRY CLUI LIVIHGIM HEWPORT BEACH 831-1246, 751-9187 <'om"' 2 bl ks o<'t'llll ••••••••••••••••••••••• be11ch. w I garage Resp $485 645 9966 teps lo beach, cute •O Point ---3226 $1000 mo 54S 60'.!0 (;h:rming & pnvute. \Hr. adll<:!:..c pl ~~5862 E Side lge quiet 2br, An adult rommun1ty on lbdrm, ulil paid. Vear· ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Bl.K ltrh 2 hr, fr 1>1. 1 8 Jltgh qlty Lndry C•ttrano 1.-:h 3818 patio. lndry rm. adulb ~~~ul~~c~P:.a~ 55,:1';.!: ly 210 44th St $530 cean & lulls view J BR patio Yrly t> I ttt'f & $ 5 7 5 m 0 y r 1 Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• no pets S4&567J.3600 673-7954 aft 3pm Avail rondo,fplc,W/O.tenn1s. L .... '-_. 3252 deµ 1700 ~52 11343 & <7 '41675 9984 eves 3Br,2Ba,blt.ns,frplc,orn ~~n~~~:8:l~t~:~~: May tst pool. $600. Agt. 4~~ CICJW'O ..... ...,.... I ~ \387 12131450 1~1 view, 1475 mo 832·6520 Jus t off Harbor Blvd putt 1 n a g r ee n -----••••••• •••••••••••••••• ,_....__ p .1.. d 661 1730 2bd lba II d " .i......a--a.acJt 3240 4bdrm 2ba frpk . gur tn Upiiraded Nwpl Crest -0 ••=-0 3707 ys · evs rm, · sma og Barhelors, I and 2 ....,,_, ' · d 1 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ok 1435 ~16 bedrooms apartments. LAJtCH •B••••••··~d·~•••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lo 35 ve 1 ly ne1gh1 bordhuo Condo. 3Br. 2'~B11, mini Decorator l''um 2bdrm Corotto def Mar 3822 ASSUMAILI LOAM r + ma1 s quarters. Im mac 3Br. 2Ba. r ul·de rr ease mc Kar ener. vie~. great loc. 1mmac S800 mo + ulll Annuai ••••••••••••••••••••••• VILLA CORDOVA ;;,i ~o;~t;::::; from Sellers will help with I Beaut dero5. super sac. frplc. patio, 1690 no pet!. 499 4721 ms mo 645-8248 lease no children No 2 Br. 2 Ba duplex w sun Most util tree New rrpt, On Jamboree Al 1222 financing too 3 uniLS ~view, top of pyglass !!'o 847-4525a~~M New 2br, 2ba CONDO. pets 6420369 dec k 411 Po1nsella enrl garage, patio. SanJoaqumHills Road highly desirable area I 2 0 0 O I mo K oo P lluffa To~ S7 O 0 mo 1 yr Is e dshwshr, lndry rm No 17141644_1900 Built by craftsman in 631 1266 Agt. bdrm. 2'hba, frplc, wet frplc. ocn view. tenni5 3 Br + den, 2 baths. pool Co1to M"° 3724 675 0124 Jackie pets ------- the 40.s with a new addi bd b f 1 be bar. 1 block beach. No courts $725 mo 644 5951 Nu paint c pt. bltins ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BDRM 1465 Oceanfront fd'r Winter . . Pn ed 1 rm, la, rp c, am pels r72Stmo 964·2283 days,6459399 e~es Frplc, wash/dry, refng C"S"'D'"'OllO EnJOY summertime liv I BDRM $395 Rentals Furnished & t.aonln 68. c tosel ceihng,pallo.ISS0.1150 · -2 patios, 2 c ar gar """" K; 1n° yea r-round 1•-, 2323Eld A CM at $259 500 Ml I yw-1267 ALI UTILITIES p " en ve unfum Broker 67>o6912 · · dep Avail May\ App't KIDS ()I( H °" lfWl"' Beautn. quiet greenbelL • · All> blol'ks from CdM Beach 642 7605 494-1057 ~nly 759.9590, 3 Bdrm. 2~, bath 1700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $840. t yr lse 644-8435 2 bdrm . bu i I l 1 n s . NO FEE 1 Apt & Condo 1096So CoastHwy ----sq fl Triplt!X Formerly HOME FOR RENT Compare before you f1replaC'e. lge d eck . Spac1ous2 BrS365 Pool& renlals Villa Rentals. LAGUNABEACH. ld CdM,2 8R,den,fplc, owner's unit. Ideally 4 Bdrm $600. fenced Ex c lu si ve Newporl rent Custom dei.1 gn .:arage parking $800 laund ry fac 675·49l2Broker patio. gar. S500·S7SO . located for children $65-0 yard & rarage ~d~ Bearh rental properties feature~edPool. BlBQ. mo annual lease Avail 548-9556 ---- -May /JuneOnly 552·'1748 rno I mrned1ale oc pt!ts we come. 675 6565 RTSA s urroun with Push . immed Call Jo Carol. OCEAMFROMT ---•16-UH_IT_S___ pac 3 br, -2-ba h-ome ~ rupancy. 963-8182 or 973.2971. Agt , no fe~ WESTCLfFF AREA I Br :~~~~c1:f~1 ~~~ll.li v A~L . 644 9000 & b~~:d ~·t,:'Jvel I furn 3 Bdrm 2 Ba. 2 I ST USY frplc + jac. So. of Hwy. ew townhouse. 3 BR, 2•2 M•wport le«Kh 3269 condo pool carpt. new Bach furnished $370 & 2 br condos in water car garage Wlth office. DffUCIATIOH ~;597:;J.5069. 673-2869. ba. tennis court. 1 blk ···~·~~·;~·~;·;~·;~··•• appl .' spa ~ious Very 36S W Wilson.642 1971 ~~:~~~~1/~~; ~~ll~.B:~ oriented"proJect Pool, ~a~e~ ~ 1dryerNin;I~ l.6 units under construe bc h At lanta , Beach TOWNHOMES pnvat~ AdlLSonly s5oo 1325 Mo Deluxe Mnb1\e pets $750mo bi5 5688 Jac. bit ins. frplr. dbl Wkly ,Mnthly tion. All units rented OCEAHYIEW I Bl vd $850 per mo 3Bd2Yi Bal675.4avatL 67!Hi64 or833-l622 Home Mature adults .no gar w opener Teri.: TSLMGMT 642·1603 DI bid I 213-726-4027 h M h II -. ----Costa Mna 3824' 'JSI 9187 x g, ow matn · J asmine Creek, gated ._ ---J o n ars a THEILUFfS pets Quiet, se<-ure 1991 tenance. OWC2nd wino comm lrg 3bdrm , 2STY EXEC HOME 6311.2166 4 bdrms. 2 baths, super Newport Blvd 6468373 ;.;~~·;·~~·~~·~·~~C:;e·:~· DanoPoW 3826 E Bluffs Condoj •tBr, payments for 18 mos 21,;ba . steps lo pool. spa 3 car gar . 4 br. 2 ba, I y arl lea SS50 h 2 •-3 di l ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3Ba. sundk. poo . $875 r720,000 A Quail Place & tennis 11500 mo formal dm . fam rm, ~~8~-gt e6'73-~ se I bdrm· turn cottage I mosp ere. "' x ap s 1 or 2 br. balcony, 0 w . mo 64 5 3474 . t 213) Properties exclusive 67~ 2740or !2131276·5620 frplc. clean Beach & · • person Clean & private No pets 546-lOJ4 clean. roin laundry & 541 4460 __ _ 752-1920 Adams Temp relor J "'SMl ... E CRtr:Eat No pets 1425 mcl all wshr, gar. nr ocean us t o m & quality .,_ " ~ utils 548""'""' Cliff Haven, 1804 Clay, 2 J Ci)UAIL OK ... "". lst •· last + B 2 ~ ••~___._. 661 0252 throughout in this hke ...,,., "' Npl Crest condo. 4 r \, P lan 5. 3 berm. fam1l). w~L• ~ BR l Ba. fplc. no pets new 2 story Cape Cod dep 170-1170owner Ba. spill level. dbl 21-a bath. totally up ' --Bachelorap(,all uttlspd. SSOOmo 6750349 A_,~~~~~ styled CdM home 3 lBr on Ocean A\e 1400 garage Lease S800 mo graded On the green •••••••••••••••••••••• FAMILY JJ.PTS. 3 bl k s fro m P C ll . bdr m , lge family rm & m 0 0 c e 8 n \ 1 e w . 1st. last & dep 957 9303 I belt. Air cond1t1oned 5 up 1 2 bdrm, pool. I Brand new beaullful lrit $300 mo 831 1873 WESTC LIFF 2 Br. 11 , ba townhouse Adults only. no pets SS.SO mo. 1728 Bedford Lane 548-7533 l k l h Avail May lsl SIJOO J3C, adlt. 18992 f'lor1da. apt. for families with I gourme 1 c en. 960-3900 3bdrm, I ba house. lrg , , 2 h Id N k beamed ceilings. 2 -_ d 1 1 J/ 11 l!B842 2834or842 3172 or r1 ren ear par Lge2br,1'2ba.balcony, rireplaces,pallo &derk F!br. Iba, gar, nr bch'& ram rm. imme oc f i(i ifilUI lll' • lfllt Heat paid Nopets frplr.1475 mo 2 blor ks from beach An· bus s t o p SSOO mo ~~9pa10n2c0y. t600 mo Call •• f~niu•i41·J H.l.'s FINEST 2Br. 1 Ba l470 6618437 10,-Tit a:lO ,.M.I VILLA BALIOA .,... ~7' S h E.st t L • 398 W Wilson. 631·5583 -MowttalR,DeMrl. nual lease Sl800 mo 960-S610610Delawareit f-'l-l ut')t Bpanltsf 1 aake l kiving ----2 Br. l Ba, nu paint & Adult Only lBr IBa R •.... rt 2400 beginning JW'le 27 Call --Ha ............ _ V'-w '' · -n 'I· 'I eau 1 u P r 1 e sur 2 Br l Ba. Maple St. -c •21R ~HM ~ .. so .--~ 2435 E c round1ngs Terraced carpet Avail. now $395 ••••••••••••••••••••••• J~ arol, Agt, 644 ~ p I p' );" Be h Grar1ous family home 2 . out Hwy .. CdM pool Sunken gas bbq, Adult, ref rig, no pets Call Darlyne 661 1162 or 2Br 2Ba. S Ac res with small cabin, BR. 1 ba cottage SS75 oo . a~~~91 ac s t o r Y 4 bdrm s parkling fountains. Qui et $375 Sierra 494·3672 water,elect.,lOmifrorn per mo. lsl & last . S22S Furnishing avail al no Sparious room s· Mgml Co.641·1~----Palm Springs. Situated extra Sl.200/mo lse No Ha rbor View home . 2 Separate dining area Hwtt"'9fon leach 1140 From $600/mo J RL PROPERTIES OD geothermao hot sps. c l ean 'g . dep. 711 1242 pets. 20~ Port Bristol bdrm + den, 2 ba. Walk in c l ose t s. Spacious3 BrDuplex ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,ZOned formobUehomes. ~u~l:~:~~t ~Jlno~o~::: •••••••••••••••••••••• Cr Call Elaine 644·599'7 1850/mo. Lse. 545·6771, hom e like kitchen & 1425 Pool&laundryfar. Drive by 509 Femlear. 4 645-4566 645·6459 $22,500. Call Answer Ad ux Condo on Lagoon or 640.5357 963·405~-_ __ _ cabinel~ Walk lo Hunt 543-9556 Bd, 2'"1 Ba. nu bldg, 4 rar #471. S.2-4300, 24 hours 642·4210 Mon· Fri, 9.5 2Br . 21,Aiba. 2 frplcs, lg 3 Br 2ba, ~ I.med st in Large 3 Bdrm 2 ba home ington Center 3 Br 2 Ba Valencia, gar 1135-0k f/mo.DAvailll. ,~a* ADULT ,.$~. LIVING B 18 /f I Co .onn mo a•" "'"""2 rd W J'ff I Bedroom rum. $440 townho"~e. 2 ch1.ldren s t l As or arre 'BEAUT. S bdrm home , r, a.w rpc. mer gar,...,.,.. <7'0..,....,., · Wes t c liff. nice fo r +lovely ya estc 1 ..., Or B g ·a •. •·t St ..,.,5 a."6309 f I 9 2 Bedroom.furn. SSlO UK Nope•·. ""'""'. si-erra Pash. 631·1266 located on BIS. hop Creek e om "'..., . -· . !-......,..______ cpl /•ml am ... 75 Inc 1980/m o 646 678 or ..., .._, " · •• · Adults, no ""lS M c 641 1..,.,. • 1 & l 8~ P•1•0 Aoh w1'th v1·ew of S1'erra & 675 9431 3244 grdnr No pets 646 2389 645 1103 ,,.. gmt o · """ · · · ·-----Utiht1es Free' · · • O•\" .. a'"''' & BBO \ R&'M~ White Mts Call. Owens 209 M--~ 2b c I •••••• •••••••••••• ••• • w I d B Valley Rlty, 114-873-7109 OpenarSgunuenl·e5·. ~~ .. r,mp co.. oodbridge Nice 4 Br 3ba 2 br. den. 2 ba alk Jo mall B uffs Con o, 3 r, LA QUINTA HERMOSA .,,.,.., bearh Tenms & pool 2Ba. avaUable now S725 HAWAllCOHDO 613·6061 APPT (213) ·s uper family home pr1v rT50lse 605272 .1, mo 640.5998 16211Parkstdeln,l blk M 000 469·4325 eves $950/mo no ans 1.72J.060l -----W of Beach. 3 blks S of 2 01 per yr $10. or ----~Waterfront Homes. Inc ---Harbor View 3Br & den Edinger buy all for ~.000 down Otto Mna 1224 Realtor11 631 1400 llG CAHYOH M an y upgrades 1147 5441 Gorgeous vu. 644·1~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---oo "'TRIPLE MOBILc HME-ndo. 38r 2v, ba. encl IWOODBRlDGE 3 Br. l '• Exclusive, fuJ I security. S950 mo 700. 1 LOCJWIO l.odt 3741 ~ trpl blln k.t h Ba Condo ~75 /mo beautiful 3 B~ 3 Ba. BAYCREST -••••••••••••••••••••••• lge fam rm. W/wel bar. patio, c, • c · · Pr1·vate yard et bar •- db ... S-0 W k 17 14 )~3 6029 • "' Waterfr<>nt. private 2br, 2ba. 6 fnnt lr~s. I gar w/opnor •• . R r . fireplace, many other Lovely 3 Bdrm, den & bearh. s,.,.unty, pool 2 Ron Say !17~5.J"I a m a o m e I d """ ut1I s hed, murh more (213)498·6090 ameo1t1es inc u ing family rm . Just rt>· Br fully furn Luxury 526-9491 3bdrm. 2ba, frplc, range, 1------------l Maids room Sl4SO m o decoratedG<>rgeous pool Mobile Home 642 1802 gar,yrd,availS/1.lst+ Woodbridgecondo $650 Call Anthony wkd ys & s pa . Sl500 Agt or 975054S o..t of Co.ty Pro,.,ty 2550 s~ ~---~----3br t 'hba redwood &42·5757 eves & wknds 673-6413 deck pool, spa, tennis, ~·-_ New 2 sto; cond~ ~ R~AUT 2 br, oceanv1ew, lake MacArthur Grou~on Golf Crse 3 bdrm 3 ba thouse. Ocean & moun · ht fashion decor, huge. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 2br. 2V,ba, Twnhs S700 OFFICE ILOG. Frplc, pool, spa. garage 17 ,000 s t i 1 + ac or 549·3232. ground. Just off hwy S I-__:......-_____ _ Oceana Ide. $250,000 will Nr nut wnhse 3 BR 3 Ba handle. 1·433-1723 Bier Pvt yard, 2 carelec gar. l•..tffllS.Dle4Jo 9.1 • Sdl94.6.I. 48 Units. 3 br, 2 ba. 4 yrs ycung. $1,200,000 assum 91V•% Int. 1-433-1723 Bkr $695/mo. lat. last, Sec. 759-1065, agt 759·1234 975·1188 + den & bar St 100 tain views 2 + den gorgeous Ir. Sl,OOO mo. . . Avl 5 1 to7 IS. 499·2227 oodbridge, SBr, JBa. 645-7605or646-t713 ___ Serunty gate guarded Prescott Model. Fm rm BLUFFS Plaza condo. 3 com m unit Y. I I 0 0 o din rm , a /c,2frplc,3car br, 2.,; ba. No pets S800 675-913267~91\3. gar,assndues.grdnr,no mo.76().1573 Harbor Vu 3br, FR. pets. $1095. Agt541·5032. comm pool, grdnr 2033 Pl Weybridge. Agt, 759·15°". LIDOISU $220 F'um sm cozy bach nr bch. Util pd No pets. 1 ·Reap em pl yd adlt 494-4200. NO LEASE I REQUIRED I 3 bdrms + convertible den on wide lot w. Jge patio. $1200 /rno. Lawson Realty,67~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• YEAR·ROUHD FUN· Social Achv•hes D• reel"'• Free Sunday Brunch• 880 s •Par lies• Plu' much more OR~T REC..EATIOH· Tenn1l •Free Leuons I pro & pro sl'IOPI • 2 Health Clubs •Sauna• Hyd.-ornauao«• SWlm min;• 011v1n; Range IUUTlfUl APART MEHTS, S1nglt5 I & 2 Bedrooms : Fur n1shed & Ul\lurn•a"ed • Adult L1v1ng •No Petg • Models Open oa1lv 91o9 I Oakwood OarcMn Apal'tmltnta Hew'°" 1Mt"1So, 1100 1&\11 St , tOo'ttt •I 161~1 1714) ~ • .,,,, Ntwpof't INd\/No. ~ltv1ne Ill tSt~· cm• t*t16' Westside 2 Br, 1"'2 ba. cpl s , d rps. built1ns . deck, gar. Yr lse $475 760-0489 & 700-0409 ---- • Poo• & Rt< Room • C.••Ot' l 4nd\CIP•"O • Joo to Botn & S"OD\ • St< • 1 C11n SEA ENVIRONMENT %32 HAMii TON H ll 91>1 4SOO R EAi.TORS I blk to ocean/bay, year· ly. $750 mo incl. ulil, blt· Ins , 3 Bd. Avail 5 /1 835 2844 APARTMENTS ----1 Br Versailles pen· thouse. SSZS/mo, lease or lease option 968-5133 AM Beautiful landsraped 2 & 3 Bedrooms garden apts. Patios or 1400.$450 Kids OK, no decks Spa Heat. pd, pets please Water 1 covered parking Trash Paid Carport Adults. no pets. 964·2566 or 973-2971 Agl 2BR ,1Ba $470 ' 3br . 21'2ba, ideal for 3 singles. 2 ffl>ICS, atrium w /waterfall. dbl gar , 283 Kno x St 1850 /mo. 675 1458 for appt. 2 BR. 2 Ba 5480-$485 no fee 398W Wilson,631·~3 2 Bdrm, 2 ba. cpl!!. drps, -----E-ASTSmE.-::1ean 2 BR. d I~. encl gar, Beach & s e ncl gar. $425 mo + Points area 1430/mo security. 251 16th Place. 842·8°32 ___ Ocean View, spac, lux- Apt. B. no pets . Call Large 1 Br w/garage, 4 urious 2 BR 2 Ba 979· 3848 b I k 8 f r 0 m b e a c h . V e r s a i I I e s . A I I $.180 /mo. tst mo+S200 amenitiea.$7S0.557·Ul19'7 EAST SIDE Avail now. 2bdrm, lba, l dep. req Call 5.36-75'2 Hwtflftgfoft hocll ll40 stor y, s hag, drapes. 'rf.~C~e~n~l~ury~2~l~/S~U~R~F~~·~·~·~·~··~·~·~·~·~··~·~·~··~·~·~·~··~·ffl• patio, frplc, d /w, beam I I ~elUngs, gar, adults. $4$0 /m o. TSL MGMT 642-1603 2br, l ~ba, 610 Joanne St. C.M no children. small dog ~onsldered . $425 642·'1144 • 2br condo, nr S.C . Plaza, S.A. '500. n.> peta. 549-3232. 2 BR twoboute. Llvln1 rm . DtnJn1 area , ltltcbeo, fplc, 1aa • water, alt.a(becl 1ara1e. pool, Jacuut la undry tac. on p~y. Adult.a, no pet.a. A¥~. lmmed. ~ + t275 ncurlty. '3H91M Kennebunkport ? Isn't that the horse that won The Triple Crown In '72? ~ro~ If you're not sure woo (or what) Kenl'IYOOntcport was. don't feel bad-y°'J're not alOne. Kennybuntcport Is one of 14 41stlnctivety dlf'rerent apartment ftoorpl.w\S It Seawfnd Vlllagf In Huntington Buch. Seawlnd Vllllgl ts I raft at tw1iy penon1111ed prortsSloNJ p&ann1nv. Tiie l<Jnd Of ltt!'ntion you dalM. A perfect blend of naturt and liYlng- nestled In a forest ~ftn bebbllng broOks and Q1Att pondS. cooled by natural oc:Mn ~ Add to that tennis courts. swimming poots. tjle\mt Ind 1 convenient locat:k>n ne1r stioppng and employment and you·~ got a p«ec. enyone wa.no proudly Giii home. (£\wt Kenny~) , One and two bedroom. one Ind two~ adult .,attmentl from tM0..00 ~--. 16555 HtifltlflgtOll ~ Lft Huh~ lllidl. ~ t7~4> mst• · rrom tn. $111 0111JO ,,_,.. dtM Mnll on lllldl• i Mdtaaen. dllrl Wiii Oil'W.-n ao s.tld ~ ~...._•Cll!iitlilW<fOMIW II evea E. Bluffs Condo, 48r, 3Ba. aundk, pool sao mo 1 4 5 3474 (213)541.....eo. HOUSE I,;\ blk to bch. 2br, lba, rn~ yrd, frplc 2 car gar. 9MJO/mo. yrly. 642·8216: 846-3W7 VEISAIWS 4wely 2 br, 2 ba, former model , decorator touches. clubhouse & amenities, ~. Sandy, 642-6149 Bact1 u1ut on water $300 /mo Own /Agt 833-2650 or trl~ 01Hce/8tore/8ut1Haf ,._________ apace, 14~. CW. MIWPOITllAC.H Harbor·Bahr CHter, Con venleot Po lAnla Co1la lleH. Vact-nt . l.ocaUon Kl'OIU from Ci· ~. a1ent. ~1-ty Kall. ICund.lve 1tyle ofticu w /full aemc" trW ._... 4100 Orange Coat DAILY PU..OTJ~. April 28, 1981 a vail From 211 1q.ft. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •SMIMU.'-1• and up. No leaae re· ans. Approx. 21000' In· Counaelon to penooally a--q_ul_r_ed_._C_all_'7_S._3002_.__ d u 1 • J I o ff l u . 111o1 select your compatible M /F lo ahr ZBr condo, Redondo er. "Q". Hunt rmmte lo a ult your Spacious. NB s.100/mo. HIWftOltT CINTB Deb. 142.2934 10,-Tll l :lO P.M.I lifestyle. Sbar.t-Llvlng. Mike 646-2111118 Prof. buainesa otrices, 1---------i~~~~~~~~~l ---'-------- 833 Dover DrSuite 31NB1--------11000.5100 sq ft. Can b\lild COSTAMISA '-•n...., 631-1801 fl~ to tull . New int.erion at 5000 aq It. New io -1---------for..... 4350 no cost. Atrium, cov'd d u atria I . Fire ,_ ________ ••••••••••••••••••••••• prti:a •ocean views. Call l kl red , I 1---------·1---~------1 Drywall rlnlah, 30ft lone TimSloat,752-8011 . ~~~~k edo~r~8 b~:!ry Found: Lng hair tiger --- ·-·--·--- Oldest Ir largest agency m So. Call!. since 1971 Credits: ABC.NBC.CBS. Coemo, Phi.I Donahue ·~ofC• front le rear doon, dbl ---------power, a /c olfice. Good TAX Siil.TEi stripe yng Cat, Npt Bch Exec. sec'y aeeb travel drive 1ccesaM&-4152 II.AND MEW comm'l potential ror 11• u north or Dia· (Bluffs). 7se.-0752 ina companion, social MEDICAL/DENTAL auto-related bu.aioeaa. neyland. $55.800 gross sec'y pa.itioo. Write Ad Storage only smgle, safe Xint high traffic. bigb Call Georie Campoa, income. lll.500 May lit. FOUND· Fem Dalmation lf893, Dally Pilot, Box & secure MO. 724 Jamee, vi1ibllity loc. w /water 752.8011. Assume UW"'. S250,000 Y 1 c Br ook h u rs t I 1560, C.M. 921827 C.M. 673-1787 views, alk>wance for Im· ---------Lit TD. Owner will help Gar!1eld ------provemeata. Call Tim MES.& fin -962·9832 Single Gar, lockable, for Sloat. 752..aou A ance ....... 500 L1ve-m Babyintting and bousekeepuig Excellent FOUND. 2 Poodles mix ref's. 5J6..8280 pups, Dobie mix, Chow --- mix. Schnauzer max, Help W..t.d 710 AuulblY ILUI JIAM JOll ./W A.llHOUSI -l'ACTOIY ./ASSB•as Long " abort term .. •ir omeot1 . AV A LABLE NOW I Call or come by: 2102 Bu1lness Center Dr .. #201, Irvine, &33-1441 or 27957 Cabot Rd., Laguna Niguel, 831·0M2 or 1SlS2 Beach Blvd .. #230E, Hunt· ington Beach. NEV&RAFEE IELL~ ..... SE ""V•Ce S E.O.E. M /F/lt Sharp 1 8dnn apt in Npt Heights. l adult no pets S32Smo 642· 77.S lo a II who need a place Newport Beach, 641-1899 Garden Grove. 89S-3482 ~~~!~e~~arking INDUSTRIAL *Cote Realty MAIL CENTER p ...... , & Investment Storage Gara1e. smele, AIU\ 640-5777 9x20, Costa Mesa ISO mo 642-4907, wkdys 9-5. Wht Cocllapoo, SheJtJe, • • • • • • •• •••••••• •••• • • • ---------Cocker mix. Setter. ACCOUHTIHG ASSIMILY E Bluff spacious 2br, ~~~~~~~~~Office R...td 4400 2ba. 2sty, end unit 10 Rmmte wanted to shr fge small lux. complex condo nr SC. Plaia. Cstm decor, frplc. ra· Sauna. pool, jacuzzi n yon & ba y view , Private bath. Available balcony & fenced patio May 1st $250 + ex· w /garden Pool acces, penses. Call 557.3527 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• lndry rac r arports , 759-0060 avail. May 4. $625/mo. UNIQUE "OFFICE" SPACE AMI• pt•w•t• m..-.Oa and v•• ou1 .oo, ... " yo"'' own U•-t ....... Gt,. 0 00• • Ptt• up f'OUf ~M 24 'KP~'' C •• Af\••O S•v• • fop 71 I W. IM k Co•toW....c.f. 642-4463 1980 sq ft. Unit avail May 1st. Carpets , drapes wet bar •336·34' sq. ft •Leasing office hrs. Mon thru Fri 8·4 Sat. 10·2. Chihuahua. & Terrier CL.Stl( 10 OPENINGS MoMytoLoca 5025 mix lrvineAnimal Care Exp in bank rec's Startworktomorrow! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Center 754-3734 General l>Ol!lling & IO key Entry level positions/no 2IMITDa.oc.. . by touch req Xlnt exper req'd. Long term $100,000 to $250,000 183 FO U ~D -Bird please benerits Salary l'Om· assignments w ith + points Call. Bkr . adentafy mensurate w1ab1ltty Nr ntre/clean co. in Irv1J1e 963-5788 53&-7933 o _ c A ar port c 8 11 Gd pay, paid wkly., no 549-9322 The Rusty fee Applybtwn9&4. Pelican. 2862 McGaw. Irvine CASH RJHDS Reward . M Gold Ret AYAH.AILE "Rusty", C.M area. no 644-8449 s.taAna 3180 Female, mid 20's lo share 3bdrm, 2ba. 760-9573 Vir· toria. FULL SERVICE SUITE· ORANGE C OAST FINANCIAL CENTER 2845 Mesa Verde Dr E. #6, Costa Mesa. $375 per mo. + security deposit lnrludes all ulil., use or library /conference & telephone answering . Serretanal area avail. at Sl75 per mo James E Dun ger Attorney 957 1414 OllA114'( COllllJY'S t.AllCCST "'IVATf MAILIOll SlJrVIC( rollar. 646-21613 SlorOCJ• 4550 For Qualified projects -------- •••••••• ••••••••••••• •• $50,000.00 & up. FOUND : Wallet m front TUIH>llAllY SVIYIC«I. INC ••••••••••••••••••••••• Extra lg 2Br 2ba condo Pa t io. gar, pool , washr /dryr, pro( paint ed. new drapes. Adults Close to M1 Sq Prk 775-0529, 631 1008 Male 33 wants fem rm· mte full priv. $2'7S1mo. incl util. S46-l.200ext 34 u ..... 1ooos., .. twiCutc~, Approx 6000sq rt in MR. DONALD of CdM Post Office Call Fountain Valley nr San <214>368-2635 & identify. 673-9432 eves. ACCOUtfl'ING 2061 Business Ctr. Dr . Diego Fwy. $1,320/mo Mort~ Tn11t 759·6629days Call John 556-9360 or Dffd1 5035 p~--.----5-3_5_0 #209 Irvine MANAGER (off MacArthur btwn Anabolic, lnr. a leader Casa Maria & Moon- 1n the pharmaceutical raker restaurants> ~ COSTA MESA PAClO_U_S _!_u_rn-h-om-e 1617 Westctiff NB Want with refined MATURE financial tn~t 7000s f adult, non smoker Lov-~t !loo~_A_ge_nt 541 5032 957-8249 548-7533 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• R..taf1 WClllhd 4600 Satffe.r MfcJ. Co. ••••••••••••••••••••••• All types of real estate FIRST LADY Escort. Models Party Dmcen. manufarturing fi eld. ~~~~E~O~E~M~/F~~~ has an 1mml'd1ate open : Hr. So. Coast Pica.a ely a r ea-Da na Pt 493·3115 2 Br l ba, gar, rh1ldren OK S435 1mo Agt 85l 0424 Rm mte wanted to shr I w fem 2br, 2ba, CM fatM 3190 S200 mo + Jl50 ser 1f in- ••••••••••••••••••••••• terested 631 4948 eves Security apt.S, !bdrm & 2bdrm. utll pd, adults, IFem to shr w same 2bd no pets From S375 Irv Condo many xtras 836-SS06 $275 857-IY796or 857-0794 WHhniMhr )891 Adult, nonsmoker. hkes ••••••••••••••••••••••• dogs N1re J br rondo nr 2bdrm. Iba apt, SJSO/mo beach , Victoria & Ca 5 O I y r s o r o Ider nyon, $250 + SlOO ser S32S1mo Call after !pm f'em pref. 631 5898 892-0663. 846 3465 ----- Shr Barkbay, employed ROOflll 4000 Fem over 30 Call dys ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-8302 Laguna Beach Motor Inn. 985 No. Pacific Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach Daily, Weekl y, Kitchen available Low winter rates. 494-5294 Room with kit c h e n pri\'leges Adults onl y 962-7520 Barlt Bay area 2 sep rms Fem Rmmte wanted. s hr 4 Bd house. $270 + util Aft 6, 675-:.>45 Fem shr apt "2 rent S16S + utal ref req Aft 6 30pm 645-4740 Work mg girl to shr Hunt Bch house w1same. Call 673-4315 or 847-5516 IC OLL CENTBt HEWPottT Elegant executive suites 1n prestige lorataon With complete support serv1res 714 '851 0681 BEST RATE ID NEWPORT BEACH 600 to 4200 Sq F1 • J an1tonal Servac.'e & Utaliues Included •Adjacent to Airport & Restaurant Row •Arcess to 3 Major f'wys 833-8813 •DELUXE OfFfCES• I room. from $235 /mo No lease reqwred 2172 DuP ont Or AdJ Airporter Ho t el 833-3223. 9-12 HUNTINCTON IEACH An•••ung S•r••C• Too' DANA POINT'S Best location 250' $175 mo. uttls mrl ~8001 AIRPORT EXECUTIVE sum Several offices avail in full service exec suite l ocated near 0 C . Airport 752-0869 -----1 BAYFRONT, NWPTBCH Offi<'e space for lse 646-4419 17th ST, CM 1247 sq ft. office retail spare Sublease from outgoing tenants. 57< sq. rt lmmed. occupancy. A IC Plenty ol parking. Call American family of 4 from Brussels lookmg for house m Laguna. CdM or Newport nr bch to rent or trade for J.4 week s 1n Augus t Airma If-Haskin. A venue Ham o ir 17 ·A· 1180 Brussel s Belgu1m 32-2·374-1223 2 resp. females looking to rent 1 s hare on Peninsula 833-5153 dys. 673-0309 evs • Apt. wanted near Salt Creek. Dana Pomt Call Randy 548-9914 an vestments since 1949 SpecWhMc)ill 2ftdTDt 642·2171 54S.06 I I MackffWf Rah MtCJ. SINCE 1981 lst&2nd TDs. S:SOK S1M + Owner Non Owner SFRs & Condos Commercial & Industrial PETER DOBBS 640-6016 673-9043 * 972-1345 * MC & VISA Accepted COVER GIRL * OUTCAU • 953-0778 MC !VISA *FOXY LADY * OU TC ALL ONLY Want investor for Npt VISA MC bayfront home Give .* 972-1131 * well secured Isl or 2nd ---------T D Agt, 675 6161 •• SPIRITUAL MncellwOlll Purchase of 2ND T D. 's Rflltah 4650 arranged , For details READINGS IOam -lOpm Fully L1c 'd 492-7296 or 492.9034 1815 S. Camino Real. San Clem ••••••••••••••••••••••• call 5 Acres, 10 mi from Palm Springs, store your boat. trlr Qf what have you for $.SO rho. Also self cont'd camprs welcome to vacation. View of tram Call Answer Ad #360, 642-4300, 24 hours 960 1957 Broker Sl00.000 note at 20% re tum Call brolter. Mark ---------Conle:;, 963-8377 A TLAMTlS S20.000 2nd TD, ~ mt All due 18/mo. Secured. 20 units 673-6720. S44-0333. (Pnvate lender MASSAGE SPA Be pampered by 16 Beaut Girls Open 10AM ·4AM 7 days Phone MS-3433 for rent m lge house M CdM Deluxe Suites. AC. or F. S22S mo ea nn + M or F. Newport Crest 3 ampl pltg, uul pd ~ l4tlllteii a..tal 4450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• preferred I I~~~~~~~~~~ Realonomics 67~00 v, ut11. 642-1986 br Townhouse Tennis. E Cst Hwy 67S-6900 ....................... I••••• Aw.c ...... / Jae Uta! incl S350 mo ----For store & office space Oppcw l ... tr 5005 P•~/ NICE Rm for rent. gd neighborhood Sl85 642 3850or64&11169 17th STaHT at reasonable rates ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lott & FoiMd Costa Mesa 3 rm suite. 500 to 2700 Sea Ft. EUROPEAN DEll ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ref's 54S-1067 W A N T E D . m at u r e Gent. nonsmoker. O\er 40 Costa Mesa. nr Nwprt Blvd !>48 7586 career woman to share my NB ohome S275 631 3526 A C Plenty of parking MESA VERDE bR Aftftowtc...... 5100 545 sq. ft $400 per mo PLAZA Greatest H.B. local.Jon ••••••••••••••••••••••• R I · ""5 6700 Health forces sale John eaonorrucs v• 152S MesaVerdeE,C M. Cox Agt.631-12166 PERFECT 54>41z3 ---For Sale Fashionable THE Girlfriends •ESCORTS• HotH /Office jHohf mg for an Accounting Man ager Requires a degree 111 Business with acrountrng emphasis pl us 2 3 }ear s ex perttrnl'e handling all phases of ac.'countmg on an automated system Will be responsible for all arcounllng art1v1t1ei. 1nrlud1ng, pay Jble!t , payroll. receivables. Job cost. general ledgt>r. bank reconc1laat1ons and tax preparatton. work 1n g under general s up e rv1 s 1on Wi ll supervise four to five people Please send your re sume. romplete with salary history, m ron fldenre lo Carol Rufino ANABllJC, INC. 17802 Gillette Ave Irvine. Ca 9'27 13 Equal Opportuntty Employer M f' Acctg Clerk. Process 1n voices. assist w arctg duties. light typing, han die mall, ability to work w 1f1gures a mus t S40 7639 A Kendav1s Ind EOE VERY NI C E room. $2SO mo Pnvate bath & en tranre Nr n P Harbor 493-3115 Bachlor mid ~·s seeks unfurn bedrm w ba & hte ktchn pnv Prefer off St parking located nr 405 Fwy 838·0347 Bob LOCATION PrlmeLocaHo. boutique. Prime area. SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS * 759-1216 * * 529-1883 * 24Hrs. Now Hiring ADMCN SEC"Y MC VISA t Expanding researrh 405 Fwy / 1270 Sq ft on busy Beach Nwpt Bch area Send m- • Boulevard-Huntington quiries lo box lf905; P 0 Harbor llYd. Beac h. Ideal for real Box 1560: Costa Mesa l Brdm. pvtentram•e. pvt Prof female needs rm 111 home, Sl25. lst, last & home or apt w1same dep 646 2042 NB area 497-4154 Karen 2280 54. Ft. estate ofhce, store or 926Z7 De-. offk•. other suitable business. Oltotih __. 2 Private baths, avalla-Established Dress Shop .. ..,...... ble 1mmed1ately. 10 XlntHuntBchlocFlex ,t• 979~~c997 ~r~~~ease. Attractively ~~~~~~~~ng Small furn I rm guest house. priv entrance, garden quiet S60 wk 494.9575 Pleasant room w tk1tchen o r Ind r y .o r y ard privileges Prefer so meone who enJOYS adult famil y home. M F 548 5998 Hotels, Mohh 4100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Balboa Inn oceanfront Low winter rates Daily or weekly KJtchenette S90 & up tr15-8740 Nwpt, 2 blks to bearh. fem . nonsmoker. must see' $220. Mr Julian. FULL SERVICE SUITE 640 1850. 645-6759 hm O R ANGE C 0 AS T Fem wanted to shr lge FINANCIAL CENTER 2845 Mesa Verde Dr E home w pool. util met 116, Costa Mesa Share SSOO mo CdM 7~9415 ----350 sq ft offil'e wath 32 yr old man w n yr old another Realtor or comp daughter looking for other small bus iness place to shr. 847-3168 S250 per mo + secunty, M Fem. 25-40, no bad habits 3Br 2Ba, ram rm. pool, jac. home nr So Coast Plaza Use 2Br $375 & half uhl Rd's req.~8225 N B 30+ to shr 2 br, 2 ba condo, patio. frplc , phone $290. 646-7332. includes ut.ils & phone an s wering Other services avail 957·0701 9 5 daily ---- 3 MONTHS FREE RENT 642·021, Hf 216 Weekdays COSTA MESA Shopping center store on 17th St 4,860 sq ft (7 141642-8519 WOODBRIDGE Professional executive suit.es w /complete sup. port services. For furthe r 1nformat1on 552-3030. Agt ---.- Commercial letttoh 4475 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ATTOOION: IMTBJOR DECOltATORS Custom shade, drapery and carpet business w /expanding interior design ctientele. 1500 sq ft, Corona del Mar with Coast Hwy frontage Xlnt long term lease well under marltet Includes stock & FFE f72.SOO. *Cote Realty & Investment Shope, stores, hobby, 312 640-5777 sq ft , 12' hi w/lge dr. & 1 ______ _ 210 s q ft w /slnk . Walnut Catnip Larkey Reduce Tuxedo -Frigid AROUND your NECK EXOTIC ESCORTS Picking out a wire can be * 558-1946• compared to buymg a ServingallofO C. new tie It always looks ~~~~~~~~~ better when you 're pick-- ing 11 out than when rt 's You ran document those home and AROUND interesting memoirs. yourNECK autobiog raphy , etc Lost & Fo.d SlOO NOW I wall help you M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Stev~s~·527,:!054 ---------1 WHT Female, blue eyed. FOUND ADS ARE FIEE Cal~ 64~5671 ex tremely attractive. s hapely, S'S", affec t1onate. sincere. 52 Desires wealthy man to s poil me' Write · CS 6800, Suite A· 198. Costa Mesa. 921627 --------- Man needs girl partner ---------1 for ten ni s mixed LOST Lg Orange rat, a Ile r ed male , WAS wearing blue collar. "Gus". REWARD S46 8437 doubles, inter mediat e level. wknds. C.M area. Alan ~S-0346 Yearly, Hotel Apt Room, kitchenette & bath Utils paid. S280 mo + sel'url· ty deposit. 2306 W 01.'eanfront, Newport Beach. 673-4154. SEA LARI Near beach furn, water incl, 966-0816 work , 631·2263 home. Steve. 3175Sq.Ft. lllildtoW Arc91ed WIMlow• ::548=· 7:.:24=9=====::::::.!....:Se=l=I =id=le=ite=ms=====64=2=-56=.78 L 0 S T-:-G 0 ldB a ~ Bracelet, e ngraved. REWARD! Sentimental value, N.8 ., C.M. area 642-8907 Nancy, 673-6363 1 have a technique that could he lp you re- member dreams. Send $2 to Dreams, P .O. Box 5062 Glendale, Ca 91201 Mom 2 br, 2 ba. furn apt, Dl~tG.-.&try I rvine. golf rourse, PrfMe .... wport SHE farm needs versatile, raree r mind ed 1n d1v1dual to prov ide secretarial support for Admin1strat1 ve Serretary Excel typ rng , sh & ability lo or gantze & mamlam files a mus t Call for a p pt Ne wpo rt Pharma ceut1cals. 897 W 16th St . N B 642 7511, ext 47 AID E Work w han d1capped adults Must be strong. willing lo as s1st 1n tasks such as to1l etmg, feeding. gen cleanup Exrell vaca taon & 1n su ranre benefits United Cerebral Palsy Assoc . Santa Ana. ~5760 AHIMAL H05rfT AL Perm F rr l>Ol!lition In e luding Saturdays, cleaning, bathing, general assist ance, minimum age 18 yrs. Irvine M2·1513 ANSW ERCNG Serv. No. exp. nee. Part & full I time. Min. typlng req'd II 631-0140 EOE •Weekly rentals now avail. • 91111 and up. •Color TV. •Phones in room1. billiards. pool, jac. ten-HartMw Loe..._ _nill_S3SO_. ~_54.s_. __ ( 7 I 416 7 5-8662 eves. FOUND Surfboard, near Warner /Edwards, H. 8 E S C 0 R T S MODEL.ING 13~9199 & APT MA NAGER. mature 2274 Newport Blvd. C.M. 146-7445 Fem 21-~ want~ to sbr OH.r ....... Apr.JO. 2br , 2ba Irvine S2SO r---~------+ shr utll 552 0504, 646-3379 laat weekend. 847·5516 ---------eves. cpl. Beaut. 30 unit, Coeta Men. Adtt.a, no pets Apt + sm aal Wkdys 642-4907 AUTO MECH.AHIC Expe r ienred ! Prefer re rtlfied Salary +comm Guar S350 wk Apply m person Union 76. 3928 E Coast Hwy, CdM Automotive EQUIP. SBlVICE WORICBt ~l.G46 S1.Z711mo Assist mechanics in routme service )Ob. City equip Maintain shop & vtcmaty rn safe & clean cond Req high school or e qu1 valency. I /yr ·automotive service ex- perrenre & valld Caht driver's lie Xlnt fringe benefits For details & apphcat1on contact the Catiy of Newport Beach, Personnel office, 3300 Newport Bl vd, N B 92663 EO.E.MtF BABYSITTER. It hskpg. care for I ctuJd. pleasant surroundings. 38 hrsw t . Start June lS Refs req N B 644-807 l Sat or Sun only BABYSITTER needed , vie Tewlllkle Sehl. CM_ 2 girls. 2 · :n-s JO. transp needed 556-0636 aft 6PM Banking Ta&.Bl If you are a mature ID· d1v1dual seeking a full time Teller pos ition, Irvine Savings as in terested an you. Pleasant working conditions . good salary & benefit parkage Expe rience preferred Apply in person between the h o urs of l OAM t o l2Noon at: IRVINE S&L ASSN 18552 MacArthur Blvd Irvine. Ca 92715 752-2600 EOEM1F Banking TfilER Full Time No experience n~. Will tram. Position avail. i.rl our South Coast Plaza office . Call : Kathy Amburgey ~4066 CALIFORNIA FEDEUL S.•lillja&Lo49 695 Town Cent.er Dr. Costa Mesa, Ca 92626 Equal Opportunity Employer LIVE IN NEWPORT BEACH FOR $100 PER WEEK.145-0MO Rmmate to shr Ira 3 Br house. CM. $225. Resp, prefer Fem. Plenty of privacy . 760-0991 , 675-8693 Kelly 1.25 Sq. Ft an NEWPOIT HUD l.ef-..... M Lost : Cat, Himalayan Seal Point, Sat in Top of World area. Laa Bch. REW A RD (94.2538 al\ 4 SWEETHEARTS •ESCottTS• 24HOURS Bankln1 As1emblers/Electronic1 TB.la lmmed. openlna ror s-..r ..... 4200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• F\Jm. 2bdrm Mesa ~ondo. avail. sm tbru 1122. ~/mo. Call Answer Ad '"'· 24hn, 84.2-4300. Newport Beach Houae. Summer Weekly Rental 3ltJt Sl. I,;\ blk from H nd, eompl. furn, olf at.net Hr'kln1. taktnl reMrva· llclu 540--ev• only v ........... 4250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ocunfroat Condo. P~lpo Beach, ltauat l ar. ~· U.bt. 2 Br .... ftlp t. .. WI. •NWPT OCEANJ"RONT • Lido Ille berfront, "I••• boau. •1t1r . ..., .... Fem. lo share 3 BR apt, steps to beach. Peni.n. 1217 mo. $125 sec. '73-2961 111 /F to ahr 2 bdrm apt across from Faahion laland. $330/mo. incl. ullh. Call Paul, ~8937. 1 . 3035 Sa. Ft. ...... ~ ....... ....... , ... LeheifW! llJWI .......... Fortbt~mao Who wana to make a Pem. houaemat.es wanted 1ood tmpreulon. for .,.aut. 3 lw • "' l>r W•1 a..t. Woodbrldi• born•. nr Cll T..,. lake, reu. mrt. SSZ-1332, aa.w.47 xm (714)675-8662 y~~~ ~OU[~. Use ,,,..,,,., At/ service when placing your ad ... a Daily Pilot ad number will appear In your ctassitred ad . we take your messages 24 hours a day ... you call In at your convenience during office hours and get the reSPol'lSes to your ad ... th l•~ service i~ only $7 .SO week. For, <more Informa- tion and to place your ad call 6'2·5678 .• final assembly pc»ition. Experience requl,... . ~~~~~~~~I E x p w I th a 1 r IAICLAYS..._ Visa/MC 529-1927 Found: Stray do1. -screwdriver desirable. Contact C.tby Anhmik Good looklna man to Small friendly Co. nr SSl·lSll Nptfflt.I. 541-.32111 meet broad -minded ocean. 645-3'32 ask for ~E!!.O~.!E!!.~!!~11!/!F!!N~IH!! wom an 25,40 yrs. for w _ mutual fun Valentlne1--e_a_. -------·--------· Lo.t: M. 7 moa KJtty, or /· wbt, wbt chest, ID ta1. '31·°'50 1_Ma-_u_11~~-~--_w_a_~_t_A_d~s ~c_.u_oo_._5'7~8 ASSB••s Loe. MlWon Vie.to co . nffd1 Auemblen w /2 yra. u p. Candidate• mutt have (d. manual dctn.rtty, fd. eyalebt, ................... .._ ........ ..__. .... ..__. ............ H neat la appearuce • d• R. pendable. WOtl lt In life • '_,I. aupport mediul elec-0111 ~ Al.• tronlc1. Gd. bt o.llta. 2nd Trust Deeds ~~~:: .. ~n~•· Low cost equity loans evail. $20,000 to Mat •mobn'll Med .,.. $1SO,OOO. 18 yr. Joan. Assumable. ply. ca111·Mn. PareW. Owtier occupi ed. •i..- BIJltlnl LOAM SICaTAaY Local Newport S.ach aavlb,. 6: kNm bu lm· mecl. oPtGiu r°" a J..aiit,n S.C:retary. Jleal •t.att lo• exper. prelerrtid. Packa11D1 ror FHLlf C. Satar)' conuntDHrate wlt b uper. r11ll \a· 111nnce ~ It palicl cu ter •llllU'alr PtUM call: ll•=r MIWPODIALIOA. IAY ... S&LOAM E,O,&,; ,..,. ............ .....,. :r· ............... --.... # •• •••n' ' . H a I M•u·~ .................................................................... A.1J T1J1t1 ~'°I Ir SJ I .fO /Wk Cl.~A.N·UPSILAWN t'ree/thrub trim, pra1e SmaU Jobt wan&ect. Brick Rep.tlrl. top Qualt&y, 1'1 Hot lunch. <f.M: Cbrtt-Matn-..nc.Lodkp 6 yard cliMD-upt. rtM and Bl~ Low hourly tn in aiu. U c'd, Mr. U.n PnKhool.eee.MU rre.at.. Ml·llCn M .UT.aztl rat.e.499-122111aft.Spm. Palombo;~· -------.;""---ICbiJd C•re. IQ1 bom•,U.· Tim 2 11 · raponaible °'•n AllTypeellMOllr)' All Around C..,-penttr . fant. tbru ' yn, C.M. Topped/relll0¥ed; clean bav• ~T 4WD tnaclt, yd Ver y "u. Uc, bonded. f'lnllb Ir Rouab. P'rM xlat refs. M.WMI • us-, biwn .....,., 1Sl ·MTI tree maln equip. Can do Bob 548-Z"ISS. 6S9808 E1t. Jobo f'1f.4.S29 or tuyUa1D1. --T75-IOl.2 ln my home, acea 1·4, ••••••• Hi•ec..._._ . FRPLCS built fr refaced. tull/parttime, Uc. tBHC W .... .-~ brlck/al(me veneen. 30 C.,,.. s.r.Me Jml. 842-40ll M ln ::;;;,..-akin ••••••••••••••••••••••• yrs exp. ~3743 Nf:WPORTPAINTING Comm. /tndua. ttesld. Ftee•&t. Low rates. 1734737 All Types NS-IZll Pluter Pa~blDI. int·nt, 30 yn exp. Neat work. SU.2f77 (Paul) PLASTERJ'NG-Hou.&1, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ow 1. 'r g, Want a REALLY CLEAN -----------1 Shampoo 6 atam clean . C...,.ector 1 wee PI n I . Free HOUSE? Call Glnab.am BRICKAR11STRY Color brtehtaiera. wbt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~;,tet. 846-*4 or Glrl. Free est. 845-5123 Pool Ir spa copln11. Ftnt c1 ... int/nt paint· ln&, wallpaper, ~finish cabinet.a, etc. ~SZIM additlou, re-com, over • •• • • • • • • •••••••• ••••• • block wa.Ua. Fl'ee est. rJLE JNSTALLA'l'IOJll • crpt1 10 mln. bleach ConstrucOoo·All typn brick pavinp, block • Hall, liv.-din. mu SU: 20yrsup. Free at. Sprinklen, bau.lib1. trim-ROBCN'SCLEANlNG atuccowalla.980-7421 RALPH'SPAINTING Llc. lnl/Ellt. Low rates. Free eal. 1166-5568 Low ralet. ~ Floors, KltcMn, Salb ----------i Reliable Craft1m tn l'ropertyt1•1 g11uat , Roaeu Tiie Ph o~ av1rm17,50; oouch StO: Uc. #3M519. 845-5973 mini, clean·UJJ8, mow· Service-a thorou&hly cbr $5. Gua.r. elim. pet u,1 8'5-7217 54Ml28 clean bouae. S4G-0857 lllCl( fr STOHi Fine paintlna by Richard Sinor. Uc, tna. 13 yra of happy N.8. customers. Thank you. 631-4410 •••••••••••••••••••••• 631·0458 Prof. 1ervlce to eave you Ume 6 money. Newport Custom Ulf imtaUaUoll, Pacific R.E. 6'5-83 On, kit, betN tc rela&ild odor. Crpt repair. u yn CorooadelMarCoaat Co. · ' Tile, Marble ls Frplca exp. Do worll myself. deelcn C001ultatioo by Comm'l/Reaid. FutJliz. JAPANl!3EWOMAN 673-8650 (213)634-0140 ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Refs. 531-0101 deal1n director, color ing trlmmina planllna waota lobomeclean. ......_. , •• -sketcbs, Is aJd in obtain· de~o·up 6'5-s4oe ' ~3540 ,.. .... •cc1 I~ We Care Car-Cleaners inl fin •~~ ~-. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Colleae Studen' exp'd, ,,. -..., ,_. .....--Ellpertiae Houaeheplng " • _ _. 11r ..... E-•'...n remodelina. free ••t. ,._ ..-_........._ Roger lrvinl t'l'MleG Will paint your home, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Steam clean ck uphols. H.ctr--Mlni·bllnda & wooda, win· int/ell, any job for less! LEIGH ROBERTS Work g u a r . 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Whal have you 1ol to tr.de? Bruce Blomgren, REt MAX Realtors, 759·1221. 76().0297 r,...s.~ ....••.......••...••• ,. NOW IS THE TIMI to prune your trees. Call ·"The Expert•". 20th local. George548-3239. fypllMJ S..-.ke ext. & /or 111t. Free est. lloofiltcj Ramon. 646-0333 aft. 6. ••Q~~~~;:;·~~;;~· repairs, 1ealcoaling. Cleanin& in your home. CSarpe1n1tj'!'...:.~'!dit1ons & est. Call ~nswer Ad NEED YOUR HOME ;~"m ~asg~~;"~i;'!~~e:1 SlsS Asphalt 646·4871 TIP-TOPCARPET& ma .......,.""'yraexp. #46l,642-4300,Z4hrs. CLEANED"' lJc'd. "'loorCa-. ,,,,,,,,.,.,,, _Lie 309152__ 548-2719 · IT124·436 License ··················1•••· Pror. Qlty typing. \;UI. tra nsc riptiona. phone diet, letters, reporta, forms, rHumea, term paper s , envelop ea. labels. dis c volume. Worlt guar Mariah 636·0756 .. ... 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Kevin, 67 ~·9088, ••••••••••••••••••••••• BOATM~·REFIN WaUs, Hftl.111de Restora. 673-1503 HARDWOODFLOORS cheapest' Rusaell Freeest. 848-5684 DockpainUng/repair t1on. Slabs, Patios, ---Cleaned&Waxed Landscaping 544·7062 •STEVENSPAINTING LAW STUOIHT All types, ff'ff est. 8 yrs exp. Int/ext. Quali· Visa, MC. $41·5830 ty work. Local refs. HARBORROOFING Recession prices (213)596-22'71 aft 5pm. ------- DAVE'S PAINTING Serving satasf1ed customers 9 yrs. Qual.· integrity. Reas, ins, lie. 76(). 7301 Leak Repair-res/comm 1st qual. mat'I & labor Beat any bid. 631-9193 ROOAMG All types, repairs, decks Free estimates Ca II Bob 548-0769. W•ldlftCJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Indus. /Comm /Resld. Alias Mobile Metal 548-9507 Local 20 yn exp reas. & Block & Brick. Lic'd Electrlcat Anytime, 832·4881 S.A LANDSCAPING Int /ext Free Itemized yror. ~ 642-8387 eYes/960-0539 ••••••• •••••••••••••••• Rototillina. clt>an·ups & est Neat, quality work P AINTlNG· lnt /ext Frte est Good quality WiftdowC ...... 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Lie 94S7 free est 646· 7443. ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOCAL SANDBLASTER Lie. ms, reas No Job too b1g 1small 841>-7909 directory Yc>ur service 1s our specialty -------latest colo111 & designs. ------Mato1try guar Freeest 953-9810 Repaired or Replaced Placing a Class1f1ed ad as Free est 646-"871 Hauling & Dump Jobs ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------- Free eat. s:JS.3720 as euy as d1ahng your Ask for Randy. BRIC K WORK. Small WALLPAl'ERIMG ------I phone. Give us a call Make your sho pping 641·8427 Jobs Newport. Costa Prof inst.aJJed, I.st roll WANTACTION? We"ll do the res t eas1erbyusingtheDaily Mesa . Irvine, Refs. hung free D o n , Ha ve something you Ma k e your s ho pping want lo sell? Class1f1ed easier by using the Daily Call 642·5678 ext 322 Class1fed Ads 642·5678 642·5678 Pilot Classuied Ads Sell idle items 642-5678 67S·317S 1·639·1429 for free est ads do it well. 642·5678 Pilot Classified Ads . Want Ads Call 642·5678 HelpW•ffd 7IOOHefpW•ffd 7100H.fpW.t~ 7100HelpW•hd 7100HelpWGftted 7100H•lpW..ted 7IOOH.tpW.tect 7100 ... lpWlllted 7100H.tpWClllhd 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Banking TB.1.Ell Newport Beach offtce seeks exper'd full tame Te ller. Typmg & l~key add For further in formation & interview <'a II Brian Taggart 644-7255 WESTERN FEDERAL SAVINGS "4 Corporate Plaza Newpon Beach. Ca. E 0 E. M/F 8anlcing Lo• SMppillg Dept. FHAfYALOAHS A clerk pos ition 1s a vailable io our loan wareh ouse s h ipping dept. Must have experience in packaging the loan ror secondary marketing to FNMA & GNMA Call Miss Bradley COLDWB.L IAMKER Residential Mortgage Services Irvine, Ca (714)97>1080 E.O.E Banking MEW ACCOUHTS Newport Beach S&d. has opening for New Ac counts Counselor. New Accts., IRA/Keogh, col lections. & NOW Accts exper . req'd. Salary commensurate with ex per. Full insuranc e benefits & p&.1d career apparel Please call: Ms. DeMy Parisia 71~6505 HEWPotn IALIOA SA VIHGS Ir LOAM E.O.E . * BANKING Our Newport Center of Cice bas an immediate opening fM a Teler (30 Hrs. per week) Expu\enced nol re· quired-Training will be provided. tlella Far10 Bank offers outat.andinl benellt.1 and con1enlal work ln& at· m09pbere. For more In· fonnatloo please call: /. .,....... ... ,,._ 7 14-640-6900 $uur@ llS~ • WELLS FARGO BANK Banking TRAINEE POSITIONS Must have m1111mum or 6 mos office, cash handl mg or publfr conLact ex· per LAGUHA HILLS OFFICE * Acco.t;s PoyaWe C'4trk 1 Must be able to type40wpm1 •Ch•clrfle cPan tame 5 hrs AM or PM / We offer growth o p po rtun1lies. excellen wo rking rondil1ons, !lalary & benefits Call Carol Thuyns, 832·2811 ELDORADO IA.HK E.0.E. USE THE DAILY PILOT 11FAST RESULT" SERVICE DIRECTORY For Result Service Call 642·5678 bt. l12 BANKING TfilER An ouht•dhlCJ op- port.lty ukh for QR lndi•iduol with s h: moatt.s pm~ T.ter ••p•r ie•ce. As a •ad« ..... ~lal COllUIUMtlty. • .. ,.rial tonk cm offu H · ullut Mlori.s aad beMflh.rtta..jcMnn todoy ill o..-be..tlNI Costa Mna offlc•. Contact SHIRLEY GILHRT to .,.CMCJe'' -Wenint appoint-· ........ IMPERIAL BANK '95 Towttc.t.r Dr. CostaMno, CA.92626 71 "-'41-2200 bt.262 Equal Opp Employer Bank SR.LOA.H SECRET ARIES Please see our ad in today's classllled under Secretary EOE M F s ... .,.,. .... 714·832 s.200, ext 214 lt!lliJ BANKING ~ START CHECKING CREDIT INSTEAD OF THE WANT ADS. We're looking for a Credit Checker who wants to put their time to better use. By working for the bank that gives you the credit you deserve. In an atmosphere that's a far cry from the stodgi- ness you find in most banks. You11 process and verify credit checks on consumer and com- mercial loans. Respond to other companies requests for credit information on UCB customers . And write up requests for credit information from consumer credit applications. AJI it takes is basic typing and communkation skills. So call us if you've got these qualifications. You might never have to do your checking in the want ads again. can for an appointment In Costa Mesa (7l~) 7,....106 BANKING SR. TEllER H•wport hocll Columbia Savings has an excellent opportunity ro r an experienced Teller to enjoy tbe up ward momentum or working ror,a dynamic aod growing financial organization Selected applicant will be thoroughly knowledges ble an teller operations, and ha v e light supe rvisory skills and recent S & Lexperience. TEllERS Costa Mesa F ULL/PARTTIME We"re seeking Tellers with hght typing skills and recent banking or S&L experience. Full . IOOt<ICHPER FULL CHARGE Outstandmg opportunity for experienced con· struction development, real estate full charge bookkeeper, for rapidly expanding multi c orporate NB firm . Light t y p1n1 req . Congenial environment, benefits, profit sharing, maJor medical & op portunaty for advance· ment Send resume mcl Salary Hist & dates to Pat Parkirulon VP Quail Place Company 1400 Quail St. Swte IJS. NB 9 2 660 o r c all 1114>1s2-1m loold1Hpi!MJ C•rk Full time. exper helpful but not ne<' Many com· pany benefits. Apply at· 1660 Placentia Ave , Costa Mesa CAR WASH Cashier wanted Cashiers wanted. Full or part lime Newport. San ta ~na. Fountain Valley. C o s ta Mes a Ca ll 644.4460 Car Wash help, full or P tT , apply in person. Metro Car Wash. 2950 Harbor Blvd, C M CASHIER F T pos1t1on a v ail Salary commensurate with exp Apply 1n person , Metro Car Wash, 2950 Harbor Blvd C.M Cashier ror dining room. apply lo rood manaRer John Gilde , Hotel Laguna. 425 S Coast Hwy, L B 494 1151 CLERICAL Clerical JOIN THE PIX ReceDtkWlt ~ I TEAM AT Laguna Beac"h mfg co "ft needs sharp person for OSHMA....a•5 our front ofc. to operate n s witchboard, open & SPORTING route mall & assist with Per s onnel Dept GOOD 5 workload Type SOwpm Immediate full tame aod man Previous clerical e x per desired 4 day part lime openings exist work wk We offer gd al our divisional offices. pay & benefit.$ Call for The selected ind1v1duals appt Telooic Berkeley, for these entry level 71•·494-9401. E.0 E positions will be detail --~~~~~~~~!'! minded and have some r cle rical expe rience )1111--------•I Hours arenex1ble Please apply m person to OSHMAN'S SPORTIHG GOODS 3300 S. FaJrvie~ St SANTAANA Clerical WHEH YOU THIHK TEMPOUJtY THIHk kBJ. Y cuus Clt>rical CUtlKTYPISTS lmmediale Openings Ir you can type40wpm + & enjoy variety WE NEED YOU' Short or long term assignments Top pay. holiday & vaca tion pay, pd weekly 2061 UusmessCtr Or. •209 Irvine 752·6666 EOE M/F C~Palky TWDht time or part lime. 16 19 )1111--------• hours per week CASHIERS UTDTEM 714·557·9881 EOE M 1f l REC EP110NtSTS TYPISTS SECRETARIES WOltD PROCESSORS DATA ENTRY D O .E "Must type 45 SOwpm accurately Gd benes Call Sher ree, 540·6055, Coaatal Personnel Agy, 2790 Harbor 81 , CM Never a ree EOE Bookkeeper GOW...Oaotv. A touch of MidBs It. your experienced, innovative self will help create a bkpg. dept that out shines them all! 100'7, Free. Call· Kay Bazan, 540·5001, Snelling & Snelling or Newport Beach, 4340Campus Dr., EOE MARKETS For 2nd & 3rd Shilts We promote to manage- ment & supervision from within WANT ACAREF.R" CostaMeaa Clerical HEUITIS!! The JOb ol your choice All skills needed. Top N ( I These posrt1ons orrer an exceptional work en· v ironmenl, excellent ulanes. and outstand· ing benefits mclud1ng special banking services and company paid career apparel Full time employees will also receive company paid medical, dental. life and vision coverage. Please i---------call the office or your ------ choice for an Interview Brlle, assertive people to appomtment teach make up, skin Ill Del Mar 631-9421 Lagwia Beach •94-9233 NptBch ~20 Equal Opp Emplyr M /F HEWPORT HACH Patti Edwards 7'e0-85Sl COSTA MESA Darlene Maguire ~TI41 Colwnbia SavincJs CIRdLoait Auodatbl Equal Oppty Employer Barmaid wanted, nights, Buckingham Palace. Capo. Beach 496·9033. 496·S476. care Will train. 646-9952 Huntington Beach CLMICAL Businessman seeks p /t 962·9116 h · · associate in wholesale~~~~~~~~!!!~ Aut orizauoo operators 1-p /tlme, all hrs. flex supply. 754.1742 schedules, min. 20 hrs. •CAI DRJVRS• Clerical $4.01 t'o start. Checker Cab llMDHY CLHK T~=ahcti!i Til>-0222 PART-TIME Services, Inc. CAPT AIM CALL 24e2 Dupont Dr., Irv. Needed Weekends , 7~3400 E 0 E M/F strong food-wine service ~!!~~;;~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~1 background send re·r. sume to: Ben Brown's Restaurant 3l.l06 Coast Hwy. So. Laguna 92677 The fastest draw In lhe Have something to sell? West. . .a Daily Pilot Classified ads do it well. Classified Ad. 642-5678. ENGINEERS We are not an employ. ment agency We pay you to work when & wbere you like If interested, call or come by 2102 Business Center Dr . , # 208, I r v 1 n e , 833·1441 or Z7957 Cabot Rd ., Laguna Niguel, 831-0542 or 16152 Beach Blvd .. #230E, Hunt ington Beach. E.O.E. M/F/H cu••·~•MG & RECSVIHG Unusual oppty. Time on your hands? Ready to re101n the work force? Casual working envlr9ft· ment. Position exi.sta for indiv w /10 key & typing skills. Duties are vantd w /flexible working hrs. Pleue call (714) 75'-7748 CLEUTYPIST Work in beaut.Hui ,ur· ro11ndlngs at the harbOr. 32·.CO hrs /week P•y commensurate with eip. Require• 1ood typlftg ski111, bookkeepina & general office eap. Pleaae apply Tues tlltu r Sat Dan.a Pt. Mulba Tellln& the m09l people Co • 24701 Dana Dr . possible is important to Dana Pt. the success of any •-garage sale. Make sure Make your advertiamg yours Is liited In dollar 10 farther! Ust C I a as j fled , p b 0 n.e rour business every day an the Clusllled sectlon 642·58'78. of l his news pa per. Want Ad Resulls 642-56781 _64_2·_567_8_. ------ BEAUTY Asst to Hairdresser Training program. N 8. area. Robert & Taylor Hairdressers, 646-719'1. Due ~ the ~ of long*"' motor contract,, chorlen9nq ond reward#MJ ~mist for eKp8rienced &,gineers and~ int+. followtnq pennonent polftiom. Thi& ii on oppomnty to moYe from second to first in c.oow1od BKKPR·SECY <Esper.) ' Part·tlme 911. br. Aasist ofc mar in I m , bt11y prop m gmt-cooetr olc Co.la Mesa. Advancement op- pty. N~·1moller. Wltdya 642 .. 907 BOOK K EEPER f u ll char•e few hone ranch operation. Computer H · p er d eelred. S•lary open. Nwpt Bch loc. R ea p o nd to: C213) 171-1 .. A~~. I to 4 da)'I per wk. Hn. t •f , apply at: 1810 Plactntl• Ave., Cotta 11 ... • Sl. MICHANIC~ .... flll ... Clft./~1'Ul.M. ..... _ Caifomio kens. -'th ro..rs ~ petro-<twn ·~with oppomrity '° mcMt '4> to s-,p..vw. / ............... , • sa. c:nm. SllUC1UUL ...... 10..15 ~ petro<hem ..-•a·-...·~ to mew. up to Supervisor. ~lt8lest.d F*IOOf with r.aa..d ...-•a ate iMt9d to send t+.w ct.toled,_,,,.:....&.~ .....a-. fidofy to: • ..._"JI _, ~~!!~ ..... ?! •• ~!~ ..... ?!!4! Ora~e Cout OAfL y PtLOT/Sundav.. ~rlt 26, 1981 • ~·,~r£YW~. ~~a:·"" ~!f.!~ .... !!~ ~~!!~ ... ?·~~~~~ ..... ?!~ ~!!~ .... -~. Muct tte nput•*· ~ ~nnn ._.. • ~ PUS f1UON prtf.tlac.twrow.Una Adv.M.d~. mi lffOICaCl.m M ~Al M~··· l'Wl1 :,um-. l~~~~==-T~I to 1• ••din ~J Vittoria Cll EOE w ·~ L;.. .._ 11 ..... __ M""'~I• Ci•• 1't. If&••· H· ,..lo• t ~ rall fOf ._. ID-w • • ' • · aa-_. -...--New ~ CQOapany · ttu .SCAB rMtdl °'"' • • rtan Toaj CaU-.nm .llard•aN Mole •ood ne• 'recru~al ~ fateS,all.,.._1157"'°*-Dnld'•oD J~!o ~~yo~ i.,..----'------j Gla•orow .-hAoe ff>' l)ead"K lmmed: 81111D· duct • .J.11k. Send-resume wtUl Tll. DUU'OOCP a E!fC!lll aoeut attract ive tq.CaUt6tTU Lo P.O. Doi m. T\aat!n, Mor&. p1-. For~. e!all _..,. penoci.s to t.aadl • .. u .1ewe1ryatontaSo.Cout CA.neeo. MIQINT AUDIJOR _m._l_in_. -----c UMICA110MS TUii( StiDCanlbraHatloea.l Plan needa brlsbt MATlllAL &a-_, Production, lull Um• ..,:.,.!!~·~1 .. ~••· 8 lo 1 Coemet1eCo.-,Earn SU penoo for Gftlea dulla. H&.-..-l)el'900 fOf" Prod. Dept. ~ -to •I your car .. r n 11 up per bour-Com· MQ-IOll __..,......_. llOTH&R'SllELPER Paekin1 6 bandlln1 au =ol ,.._ 2-erow • a'COUrilr for mlulona. Alto need lmmed. openln1 tor Sl'IClA&.PllSOM bo.lery. Crystal Crea· 6 for 4 d)'llamlc 4*CJ'O'# olt1ee llana1ement Tratn-.. JI WUYtALIS part. d.ert, l\lbbea:.boae We are lookin& for a UonaApparelUt 5414 u medbl1 oewaJet. iD the Coa&.a 11. .. area. For App'\ call 152·'1131 Eap pm but will t.ra'\a. PlOd\ICU, .01ua .9UI co. special penoo to help · tert ln banld n t. l•· L • "I • e o m P a n Y between lOluP apcp Appb' tn pera Klr'k pbyalcal iUclUdinC back wit.b our 2~ yr old han· 'IQDUCTIOM autbM. bomeownen • bnelila. Part-time. · · Jewelers uoo Harbor l -ray. Ttklna appllca-dJcappedaoo. TaAIMll bwdMM fleldt. lavolv.. E · 0 · E . Ca 11 II r I . G R A N D MOTH E R Blvd C M tlona btwn I le 10AM On· Varied familly dutiea in· Rubber boee produc~. utenalve read in& of Schwab (714)835-dU. N ~ EDE D . 11 v e . in ' · · ly · Stratoflu, 17871 clllde help with our ol~er mu.at pua co. physical buflne11 periodlcals, FOODSERVICE bouaekeeper dealred for JIWIUlY SALIS ~0~•l~OllL:::~ 1~J.: children allo but with includlna back X-ray. coclUouJ ..... ment of COUMl'm.., Restaurutwortl.er,over 2 boys ages 6 & 11. Due to recenl promo-Co. · empbaaiaonatot.alcom· Takin/ applications ln4fttry altuaUon 6 Sand•lcb shop. Coate ll. wUI tra1D for meat w..2221 Uona, I am k>oldn1 for an mJtment to hill weJlare. , btwn & lOAM only. wrtthla ~ condensed, M"a are•.•lOOC (9-a) aUcer •portion ctetrol. GU·.t.•As experienced Jewelry ·MBMCAL Traln1n1 helpful, but not St r a toll ex, 17 811 forceful summary -saleapenoo for a lead-Full & p/llme front ofc. necessary as we train Armstroni Ave., Irv. art1elea ol interest to CUSTODIAN-lmmed Approx. 7 bn. Flex . Full 4c part Ume. All Int South Coast Plan and expand the right EOE. A Keodavia Ind .. bu1lne11men. Jour · opening for exper detail DESK CLSAIC-NIGHT , atartlD1 Ume, tOA•-areaa. Uniforms twn'd. Malt Jewelry st.Ore. Thia Busy G.P. in F .V. Pee person . Full time Co. naJlsm Def'. a_ plus . qriente.d euatodien in AUDITOR for bot.el in lPll, lloo-'lbar., IA~· Alea 21 or over, ret.iftd la an oppor1Amtty for so-board 41 lm. m.9iu employment with co~· Salafl net-bltblY com quality Pasbion la~d La1una Bch. Ex per l PM Su D. Lor I • welcome. Nouper. nee. meooe wboll Jootiol (or Medical Office, p /time pany benefit.a and com----------pellt ve be1Mflt pk1. retail clotblni store. NCR 4200 macb. Call IQtchen, _,., S. Harbor App 1 y : Univ e rs a I advancement and w-.0 clerical avail in Newport mensurat.e salary. Must Property Management Plnae call: J udy Bell, P'Ull·Ume podJoa w/at-(714)4N-G7 et..S.A.mo747 Prot~t.lcn Service, 1226 can create sales. Earn· Beach Docton olc. Pa· be dependable Call An.LIA~ ~~!2::· :xtAn"fe·raAon~ tract~ve salary le DNTL ore MGR En· FfotttDftlrCaria :te~e~~~~tf~· ~fJ°~n~~iJ~ Uent bilUn1s, coUec· :r:~c~:~3F~~/!"y Th1.1entrylevelpoettion In•urabce Bkn., Inc benefits. Call Ray thusiastic,efflclent"or· F /llmeltPJt.l.me Mon-Fri. · Phone Monday. Wedne•· t.looa, a ppt. scbedulln1. 675-8729 l!;4::Jk:.8~g•~: EOB 11 IF /H 644-50'10 · 1anized • /bkpt. exp. C S.Criy, p,MIM day. Thursda,y, Friday Ex per pn!f'd. M6-02ilt1 dent relations & ma kine Companiontolive-inw1lh 1----------i d y wk , pd vat' & Hotel in Laguna. Call HARDWARESALES onlyfromlOamtoCpm. EDICAL Full or part-Nuraing leaslngarranaemenbat. el.Serly woman , D&IYBY holidays. Send resume, C94·9U8. FuUtlme/parttime.Ap-WBSAB.DS time , front office. HUISESAIDES oneofourapt.complex· De dbl rt will contact. Box t742, , ply in penon: Crown Mr.KleinorBev Tranacribingexper.pre-7:30-3:30pm&partllme es Must have nexible housework. Mu.at have urn'::1 T:_e~~or Daily Pilot, PO Boit 1560, F tT combo, prep/grill Hardware, 3107 E. Coast 540-7187 SC0.7L88 f'd . ~!MOO. 3. 30·7: 3-0pm. Country schedule & be available car. 541-33&8. p)annlnc firm in lrYine. _eo. __ ta_M_esa __ • c_a_._921628__ cook. man or woman Hwy., CdM CI u b Con v a I. Hosp to work weekends. We COMPANION, female, Contact; Bev,M.1-8820 Clean kitchen. pleaaant ---------KITC ... Har MEDICAL 549-3061 will train (No real estate livt'ln2days/wk,Sat.& Donut shop. Early AM working cond. gd hrs Health PREP ,~lcCHEF RECEPTIONIST lie. is required , this SWt. prefernd, care for shift, no uper nee. App. Phone for inter.view EVH.YIODY UKES Experlen . The Quiet Busy Newport Center of· Nursing position does not involve . 71 yr old lady on walker. Dental Aaatstant, full or ly: Dlppity Donut.., 1854 494-9650. A Wf*Ea Woman, Cd • 6'0-7440 fice. responsible, en· NURSING llH commiss100 sales). Owncar.m.03'79. P/f. needed immed in NewportBlvd.C.M. lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Be p_art of the f~st~t Laborer thusiastic, typing. prr. ~-;~~~f.mttC:p~t i:r!m~~d JoyceJerome Companion to care for ~~. ::-: r~ce. r ~~~ -D-,r-apet'y--W ~-..VOO...----$1 000 ~~~lt;:11 c:t~::rn ~~Ide STUDBfT F tr· 6"0.2023. with gd staffing. Santa disabled woman. Live in 631·1420. Nee<fs tal>ler, hemmer. L.11 & lart TL-.... Unlimited income opp-LAIORH Medical Ana Hts. S.A. 549-3061 pret'd.541-8596 Experienced. Mon . rw11 r •-ty. Call Mr. Armstrong $3.4+S3.99 /hr SECRETARY OfficeAssist 714-644·3238 Dental Receptionist See Thurs .. 7·5:30. C.M Expanding co. needs 89Hl643or834-17SS j F.V. surqeon requires 1061CamelbackSt. CO....,-ra adunderGeneralOffice. 642-1843. hard workers. Co. Summer work at the exp'dfrontofficesec'y Needenerget1cF/fhelp NewportBeach,92660 ,"'TROUCLllll Fashionlaland&M--0611. ---------benefits. Rapid advan· Health Food store beach. Litter control, Ins. billing, pegbrd & for errands, xerox/mail EqualOpptyEmplyr "" Driver cement Car needed. 18 salespe'""-"" part or full t 1 l . So duties & odd jobs Car!·~~~~~~~~~ Will train. Bkft"· •-over. ·~.. rou ne res ro om dictatyping nee. me e DENT AL Assistant, Commercial office supp-ot time. Accepting applica cleanup Min age 19 b k er · req. E.0 E Call Ad sit knowled1e help ul chairslde. Laauna Hills ly dealer needs driver, CALL10AMT03PM tions c:~o""'"" .,. .. 6968 R ood. ph " I d ac 0 ice expefr ter#447,24hrs,642-4300. Ref's. nee. Hrs. 9.5 •-· ......,.......,,, _. · eq. g ystca con . helpful. Call 833-3173 or Call : 842-9955 btwn ° f c · M 0 n ·Thurs · local deliveries, gd driv· 714-847·2422 & valid Calif. driver's interview. M Pleasant working conds. ing record. 556-2922 HOMEMAKERS P /T 1 i c c 0 n tact Frank --------- 9A ·lOPM _7_14_·_77_0._4_27_5 _____ , Driver --. ----~ver S2~ M:Fh, 3-bo4 hrs Holmberg: 6'0-2171. City Medical, full time front COM .. .._"8_ DentalAsaislant Meyerhof's, primary FULLT1me.p/tlme Ans ay. wic s Pat o f Newport Beach office po&itioo. Mission r-v•-"'1"IOllL. ID"' supplier ol good food to serv. No exp nee Call beach, H.B. ~7272. Corporation Yard. V 1eJO Exec ut 1 ve & •w ~ 646 8000 EOE E 0 E M!F medical, secretarial ex-1-Dental Asststant-Irvine corporate com · _!HOME WORKER S - -. I··"'-. d Ed.to . I k . o LEGAL SECRETARY per me UUUJg insurance Join WI on the beaut Prostheltcs X-ray ltc -m u n 1 t Y • n e e s a General Office 1 ria wor m Y ur billtng 49S-Ul60 Monterey Peninsula exper cec. Excel. ofc-responsible delivery Personable & outgo10g home for sm publ.t.sher Npt Ctr. good typing ---'------- Knowledge ol uUlities & hrs. benefits Subnut persontodriveourvan person for dental Steady work-10.30 hrs skills. flexible hrs , job control language resume upon interview Good driving record Nurse 1Reception1st per wk. Prefer BA Call salary commensurate MEDICAL COURIER l~f. 37~138 exper .re-I 640-5680 neceyary Mon-Fri, ap-Non.smoker Exp pref 9-1 for appt. 832--0965 545 1555 q . Mm. 2 yrs. Dist· proximately 8 30·2pm but will tram a quick HO'T JUnSn SS Mu st have own transportation & be familiar with Calif ln1ui1hed co. awaits DENTAL ASSIST. Starts minuimum Ca ll learner Req ltte typing ~ , •• ._. yow prompt response For General Pracuce in Susie 557-6232. & bookkeeptng as well as Full & part time avaUa· Call or write. Michelle Costa Mesa Chairside gd communit'at1on ble Apply tn person Petrsort, TIM! Marshall experience Health in-DRUG & COSMETIC skills.N.B.644-06ll. 3-5PM. Jolly Roger, 400 Group Person nel surance & uniform al· CLERK . 40 hours -1 So. Coast Hwy. Laguna Service. Ocean & Lin· lowance. 545-9475. M 0 u t t 0 n p I a z a GENERAL Ofc. Recept Beach. coin, PO. Box A·I, Pharma cy Mr Gd phonepersonality&1._ •• --.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-;;;-. Carmel, Ca. 9ml. (408) D..tal HrtkMsl Dreyfus. 763-3784. typing skills. Entry )evel 1-625-5700. "Free w Appli· needed in pttventative _ __;;. _______ 1 poa Irvine area Call ca~t" oriented office. 1 day wk l•--------•I Sandra, SS6-.M20 w start. P<lflsibly more EHSIMB/fECH ---------1 in near future. 495-4600 TEMPOllARY • GEHEllAL OFFICE COOK Cs-di 1.-1 E 1 .e c t r 0 n i c Leading local pest con-For Newport Beach lamD•e•pa•rt-m•en-tSto_re ___ engioeer,ltechniclan for trol company nds full Community Auociation debugging/testing of time office personnel Clubhouse Summer ..._ __ .,, .. n-. new Mil spec. circuit de· Entry level position. months. June-Labor ·~ -r velopmt. Mullt be ex-Typing and ore expr Day, 7 days, llam·5pm 'd · desi of t h helpful Call Tim 9 to 3. &t Tues. nights till 8pm An ext'iting, fut grow. per · ID gn s~t c at 979-6021. Mon April 27 Contat't Joan Tanner, Ing retail co. is now bir· mode power supplies & 67Ml70. inl full time & part time ualo1 circu.ita. RF ex-G E H E RA L 0 F C help, male & female. per. desirable. 3 mos Al//11 COPY Clerk f /time. Mon· M an 8 gem en t 0 P . job with cn>Wlll& laser C Fri, 8·5 ..... 75 hr. Must be ro. Independent contrac· o o a t r u c t I o n o r -portunities avail. Please tor status <consultant) auto mo l 1 v e exp . lrlendly. resp .. &table to apply in penoo, BAM to acceptable. Potential for necessary Oppty to communicate with 5PM, Wed . thru Fri., permanent employ· learn, IBM system 34 customers 1n a pro Saddleback Valley menl. Call : 493.6624 computer. good pay. feHlooal manner Org Plaza. 23710 El Toro Rd., EOE good working cond1· Co . airport a re a El Toro. n3-4215-0393 ~~~~~~~~~~ tione. Join our team. Hotel MARRIOTI HOTB. . RESERVATION S CLERK .. PBX OPERATORS Prestigious hotel has im· med. Cull time oppty's. in our front office area. We are seeking oriented persons who are availa- ble for varied shifts & possess efficient phone manner. We offer excel I. co. benefits, including uniforms & a rree meal per shirt. Apply in person, Mon·Fn .. 9AM- Noon. Personnel. MARRIOTI HOTEL 900 Newport Center Dr. Newport Beach Equal Opp Emplyr M IF 957-0848 ~~~~~~~~~r: Call W7·3llll in Orange COSM!TtCIAH ,_ ______ E 9 U I p M E H T -~G~E~H;H;:4~.L.~O~PC-;;:--1~~~~~~~ · · DEPT.C&.mtl OPBATOI · 1 d HOUSECLEAHlllS Needed for pos1t1on as Position exists In our To operate large power lmmed. r /t po&1t on. e· make-up art1!1t at a R . . equipment &t perform pendable mdiv1dual to Exp, owntrans540-0857 Newport Beach salon. Shipping· eceiving . assist marketing & LEGAL SECRETARY freeway system Mon For long established at Fn. 9·5pm. 763-8500. torney an Newport ---------- Beach. Fashion Island Medical location Corporate & Fashion Is land G P estate plannmg prac seeks experienced lice Salary open front/back office staff 644 -6512. for part·time &t vacation Legal Secty , Ex · perienced. XJnt skills, salary neg., on the water in Newport Bea ch (714 )675·9600 LEGALSCTRY Experienced for small N.B law ftnn Word pro- cessing expr. desirable Call 644-4477 ---LEGAl.:SECRETARY Laguna Hills recent Calif Probate exper necessary Xlnt typing & S/H skills req Call Mn Winslow for appt 837-1060 LEGALSCTRY coverage. 644-0381. MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST p rr position (3 dys pr wk) available for exper. medical receptionist. Responsibilities include front office duties in Ftn Vly office on Wed & Fri. + 1 additional day in Fashion Island office. Requires xlnt com - munit'al1on skills. ac· curate typing. & 1·2 yrs recent front office ex- per Excell salary &t benefits. Apply Contract Staffing of America. 17601 E. 17th St, Tustin or call 714/8J8.8000. We are not an agency E.O.E. M/F. 0 C Airport area Ex pr'd in bus, corp & pro- bale. Lite bookkeeping liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij Salary commensurate w/expr. 714/S33-9124 MEDICAL Must be lic'd (213) Department . This skilled grounds equip· generaloffice,goodtyp----------6 clerical position would ment operation & . & . r ff' HOUSECLEANERS ·---------6S4-155 involve light packing & ground maintenance mkgl 11 vanety .0 .. 0d i~e To $5 /hr, car. 645-5123 Tr..ulpffonist Solsy$814to . . work. 1 year related ew. a s requ1r... 1n ~~~~~~~~~~ Cou .... saftlt YOUTH receiving. Ab1hty to A d · .... · " " -per1· .. nce requi'red ynam1c wo, .. environ· & F ILY work with deadlines. " N rt M · AM $1l7"Sl~""/mo. Apply In ment. ewpo ar1ene th h I lO·key & typing 35·45 .,. • ..., E " eertng '""'3632 P If for you s e ter, person Founta;" Valley n,.m ·.....,.. F C wpm are required . u. M C . MSW, Ca. lie., Pleaseapplyinperson: School District. (corner GEHEllALOfflCE Housekeeper /Companion. Live in or out. 833-2009 2yrs exp 30 hr wk Talbert le Newland ). St-00/mo. & benefits PLISSIY F.V. Closing date F /t days, accounting, Housekeeper wanted Rffume, Family Crisis SEMICOHDUCTORS I 18 E o E genera I office duties. must be able to stay ter; 420 W. 19th St.. 1641 Kaiser Ave, Irv. 5 1 1. · · · xlnt benefits call Bob overnight some wkends $1092perMollth Men and women with knowledge of medical terminology, type 45 wpm To transcribe a wide variety ol medical reports and records Deadline May 15, 1981 LEGAL SECUTARY 3 yrs. exper. Family Law 2 attorney olc. Will be working in LaJtewood area Needed 1m mediately. Gd. benefits. $1 ,000 to $1,200 DOE. Call· Sheree, 540-6055. Coastal Personnel Agy., 2790 Harbor Bl., CM Never a fee. EOE C 92627. by May 12. I~~~~~~~~~ ---------l 770-1675 L.H_. ____ 1 reference 846-3640 or GENERAL OFFICE S9l·26flextl2 COUNTY Of P /T aft. 20 hr wk, HSEKPR-live in. 5 days ENGINEERING OPPORTUNITIES mature, type 55wpm. Engl speaking. non-Liquor Clerk, full & par(· ORANGE heavy phones, M.5-6501 smoker 2 toddlers t 1 me Costa Mes a . Personnel Dept PatorRuth Anaheim Hills Refs 549·1422 62SN .. RossSt. GEHERAL OfflCE _r_eq-'-. _97_4_·54_10 _____ Lave-In babysitter & Ute Room G·l3 _._ e I (714) 834-2844 L a w 0 ff 1 c e needs INSURANCE SAL ES· boua.:aeeptng on 8 boa Affirmative Action Offlc~ Asshtant Full time provtdmg typ ing. filing. handling phone!! for consulting firm p rr typist also needed! CIBBAREL.LI & ASSOC H B 842 6121 PART TIME Need SIX key people to fill pos1t1ons Will tram Call 979 9368 PT-TIME 2-3 days /week m design showroom. Some typmg Costa Mesa 631 1050 PART TIME General office aft. 20 hr wk , mature. !'.>5wpm. heavy phones. 645-6501 Pat or Ruth Part Tine CowtMIRq Youth Carriers Adults with out.standing attractive personalities to spend 15 hrs per week t'ounsehng youth ages 10·15 Evenings & Weekends Available S"75 per wk Call 2·30.5 30pm Mon thru Fri. 642·4321 ext 343 Ask for Lon. O~Coast DalvPMot 330 W. day Street Costa Mesa, Ca Equal Opport Employer Part-Time STUDEMTS HOME.M.UERS Earn extra money , working p/time an your own home. introducing t~ New Dally Pilot to The Orange Coast Area' Set your own hours' Call Weekdays between 4pm &6pm, 900-1527 PART Time Days Ans serv No exp nee Call 546·3333 EOE ------ PBX OPERATOR telephone ans. service, day & rebef araveyard shlft. w1ll lraui. 542-6747. CANON BUSINESS MACHINES, expanding manufacturer of a world-famous ltne of office machin~ and business products. has the following immediate openings measenger to do general Tired of fighting mna-Island separate living Employer M/F office dultes abo. must quarters provided ca1I ~~~!!!~!!!~~~~! ,-s-..-•D"'Y lion? Farmen Ins. now ~ """nu .-have a good car' Salary Gay 675-2545 + mileage Call Candy interviewing w expand ---------1 M Ii I . I needed for office in • SR. •UCTIIONtC ......... (R&D) This 1s a key position on the product design staff Selected ind1vldual will be In charge of business equipment design, principally in calculator based products. 4-5years minimum experience with micro-processor application design and product design of digital equipment. Calculator design experience desirable. Also, experience in communications a big plus. BSEE minimum. MSEE preferred. • •UCTRONIC •NGIN••t1 (RAD) . WE ARE GROWING! agency force. For de· esseneer, le cenca Irvine Must have 8Sl·0633. ------tails : Dick Myers duties. Irvine location. transportation for er· GEHUAL OPACE 848·7767 or S34-0532 LOAN sGe~tia~~~n(.~~ ~ss· rands , hetp with some Look! 1 .... 1.. offit'e duties. Minimum ng 1or a ve • ., .... '-.--------• Croft, 979-7450 terating part time job 1• 32 hrs per week. Call \n pleasant office? INSURANCE SALES/ MESS84G-H btwn 8 30·5. Keri Clerlt'al, for mature , 6 mornines a week, _97_9-_27_24 ____ _ person. Location P.C.H., UNDERWRITING 7AM -9AM. Excell. driv-PERSON FRIDAY Npt. Bch. Exper. a SHIPPER ing rec. req'd. Apply : must. Accurate typing. ASSISJHIJ p e 0 n y saver. l 6 6 0 Over the counter sales. no shorthand. 20 hr. M Placentia Ave., C.M. Boat store. 631·2810 'week includes Sat & Sun. P rr Horse Dept Clerk lo work for PETCO Animal Supply Supermarkets. Apply 3033 Brutol, C.M 545 2422 P t TIME help for women"s specialty shop. Fashion Island No expr nee 759 9951 10 w 6 pm QUALITY COHTllOL Marin e hardware manufacturer needs Q C inspector-shipper Light dnvang. Sailing knowledge helpful Call ror appt, 546-1101 Santa Ana RADIO OPERATORS The Naval Reserve has o penings ror ex perienced radio operators amateur or professional. Earn extra mcome from tn~restmg part-time job Other benefits include low-cost life insurance. retire· ment plan-more. Call now for more informa- tion Call (714) 552-3524 RECEIVING CLHK Fulltame Retail t'lothing store Ex· perience preferred • Hours 8:30-5:30 Mon.- Fri. Call 644-5070. uk for Kalle. RECErnOHIST I SECIETARY La~una ad agency nds. personable individual for front ofc. Diversified duties, accurate typing Salary + benefits. Call· 714·494 1157 RECEP'TlOHIST Telephones. light typ- ing. Call Robin 752·6211 REC EP'TlONIST Neat, attractive. good personality. Phone ex· pcrience. Interviews 12 -4pm , Tuesday · Friday. full·ltme Salary commeMurate with ex· peraence Harlequin Din· ner Playhouse, 3503 S. Harbor Blvd, S .A 979 5611 REC Ef'T. JTYPIST Newport Beach law or- hte. Pay commensurate w1tt\ ability. 644-&IOO. RECEPTIONIST Haar salon work Tues· Sat Irvine 752-6141 RECEl'TIONIST TYPIST lmmed opening exists for right person in our bHI Nwpt Center ore. 644.2507 This individual will be In charge of designing large sophisti- cated calculators and other calculator related products Including communication equipment. 2-3 yeata minimum experience with digital circuit design. BSEE required. Call: 646-7431 This position, which sup- port.a the efforts of our underwritera, requires succes8'ul experience in rating commercial In- surance policies. Columbia Savine• & Loan has Immediate openings for Loan Ship. pers ln our Loan Sates Deputment. Selected candidates will be in- volved in shippina FHA /VA or conven- t.lonal loam to FNllA, GNllA and FHLllC, and will type 50-80 "J>1D. ResponslbillU. will ln· elude tbe JlftParaUon ~ docwnenta and ru .. for aale In the aecoed ary market tn addtUoa to audttln1 loM peckai .. prior to llUpment. tz, c.llent bmetlta pack.as • lncllldlnf dema1 and vii· &o•, ~ .. Ral1iaa' aalarl• ad an eQJoya· bl• work •vllollmeot enhance om OIJl)GrtunJ- ty. For ~ COG· alderatMm. ~ con-tact Nancy ~ at <114 > TJ&.''101. •*'-a RECS'TIONIST Leading Mortgage Com seeks experienced re-,llSOHNll. ceptloniat. IMPl.OYMIMT HEA YY nt<>HES • auCTllONtC ·-·-" (~/Mfl'Q. ING.) Reaponslbllltles wlll lncl\Jde troubleshooting and Improving products, I.e. calculator and/or related equipment. llaiaon work between R&O/Production; deaignlng aasembly method• for products. 4-5 years minimum experience in production engineering and EDP equipment. BSEE or BSPE required. • M•CMANtCALSNGlmR (~/Mfl'&. aJIG.) Reaponalbllltles wlll includ• troublHhootlng and Improving products, I.e . calculator and/or ~elated 9quipment; design- ing the auemb~ method for producta. 3-4 years minimum .xperlence with product and machine design within a manufacturing •nvlronm~t Including jig• and flxturea de- algn: plaatlc ttld ahHt IMttl f1brlcatlon u related to high vofumeelectro-mechanloal ....mbly. BSME/BSPE required. CANON IUltNlll MACHtHll offers competitive 11larl11 and 1xc1lltnt tmployee benefltt Including company paid llf•. medical at1d dtntaJ lnturaoce and sick leav• benefits, plu• a liberal vacation pacttage. send rMume lhcludlng aal~ry requlr•"l•ntt In <=Ol'flde!lce to ~-Gary 8. Jackson, Staff O.v.toptMnt. ~neral n.1 .... ..,c ... ,,_..,... Walhr/W. ... • 1 year dl:nrier.houae exp. G nltes, SPM-UPM P lease call for appt. US-7358, l .. D·Pr l., l:»SPll Qualified candidates mus t fosseas analytlca /numerical ability and must be able to fuacUon effectively with minima l supervision. Ablllty to comou.wcate effective- ly, both verbally and in wrlllh,, is a must. Rupon.albOIUea inchade ratlna and l11uln1 policies and endorse- ment.. Contact: DUBIE FOWLER 7'~1414 IMA luuranc:e Company of N~Amertca ' ~ ICMalb llaln .eG c.atra1 Towu 1 o~ca. E4\Jtl ~7 !!m..,....11/r Sterttng eNew Bualne11 A tccotdl•t 10 C.tlf.rn4o 9wlfteM eftd "'°' ....... c.. (lee. O t ot to t1110) •II '"''""'**""*"° .. unditf•flcielliGw11-"'"'' me • .. ,,,.,... wlttl ttte Cotmty Clefk •lld ilaoft • ,......, f•11r ti••• I n o ........ °"'*' .. o roo Ill •"lch tho ................. lllo •t•t•"'•"t la Nqlltfed ........... !Matuff .. IN'Mlpll"I , ... , ......... .. .... . ..... ••11llla , ...... ,. ,..., ... :.::.=-" .... "' ...... r T~~ IAll.V PILOT ............... lld C........._ ....... . " ......... _, .., ............... a . ...... ,.,... ..... . Or o 11 t• C e11 1ttf c ........ ..., .... • , .,.. ·•r• ... , ................ "" ...... I ~ L.aGAL ...,. ~. a.a'" • r ,., •e•• .... !(I••• ........ CO...s&Ott Lite typln1 required Exper. pref; con.sider lam·Spm. ~1055 aales orlented person --.-~-~-----1- w /prevloue busloess bk· _..,..,,_.., arnd . Xlnl. comp,. SICllTilY package. Sarra Berk Consulliq firm is Joo&. A g e n c y . l I II 5 2 lnC for abarp, energetic Mac A rtf\ ur, I UO. 6 pasitlve person to ban- lrvine. m.21111 EOE die busy phones. Must I~~~!!!!!!!~!!!!~~ t y Pe Ill 1 n . 5 ow pm . "4-1174 * rict.n " • I Picture frame 1 op need a pe r son eir- perieoced In all ph .... of picture rramln1. 558-1522. Ulll l.t lnUnlted In you. Mutt have ad. typlna atJJ.la. E.rper. u • PBX Ope'I'. beJpt\&I. Apply at: IRVINE SA VlNGS 1W2 MacArthur Blvd. E lrvlbe, CA. 927U E.O.E. M/F ICnYA-9AL' O.C. Airport 8l'N. D · pr'd ... corp .• pip-l1nd of ...... IMMIMI 1 ~. Lu. l*kpf. 8alal')' .••. !!~ ..... !!!!r~-~~ ..... ?!~ ~~ ... ~ . .?!.~ 1•---lllllim--• 'll!!------11acuuneu.un t•w~~~ way,':!!. V•ca· Sffretal')' Ol*!lapu.::,w iaali.ned VNl~• ..,_ uoo nllef. A.,&r at i---------• dQ1 a _..f W• ~ comm~ 'fl/UPI' oa• lic:.,.. to lieal"I\ ~ 714/ISMJ.M 1kUll to m.anai-broker•---------• commerda.I real •tat.. Ste,..~ Income trom mcmt SALIS SIC'Y wblle y~ lurn. Super With a )'OUl1I d)"n.lmlc btotflta; life murance. computer b1Wn1 aalea b .. ttb tnlqranct Ir den· or1anJzaUoa. Mmt have tat plan. Qiotact Ken, alot. verbal aklll1. l~~~~~~~~~I 8'7&-e?OO. clerkal or aecretar1al TOPDIC. b>cllVMt~. •tali-Call G .. r4•• OrOtt• lHO Pl1ee...i.. Coata SICM'rAIY ln1 pay. able v.n· NG-5220 It•• ~ etffttmlcs co. i. "°::..;~·~a.ma T•lQboDe , • _...:....-------- who 'nl: c:i:1~':: fJ rHONIPIUON WAREJJQUIZ ' bu aklU1 of typlni Securlly·RttaU ~~~Jh.:a:J'••:e~ TEMPORARY 8 Ow pm • •h r th d . .a. ft.n..IYS app't• for bu.ay Solar .1 USE 90wpm .•• are ln nffd ,. ....... ' r.aern Co ... .IO/hl' + w A REHO of an .orcaruzed. tell· FuU•P•rt·Ume bonUJ AakforAI: WORKER 1tarter who eJUoYI detail · • divetwtncaUcn. Non Minimum 1 yr ret.aU U · UqulDYMI • Wt bave lmmedlate smoker. Location cio.e per w /verifiable refs. lt4H'iY SYSTIMS openinll f« iodMdu.ala to all your personal Po1ltloo Involves ~.764-063$ toworklnt.bewarebouae need1-Ml11lon V1eJol shoplift prevenUoo & ar· T 1 ho a.1_ of our mainolficee local SECIOAllES area. rut. Weekends Ir evea e ep ne.....,. ed on the C09i. Meta/ E x c e 11 be n e f I t • Ora nae County toe a lion * SJOG-$600 /WI* Santa AD9 border. l~!!!!!.!~!!!~~~~I experience. Call Unda uc.-na..asr Restaurants lnternat'l. mktg firm Acceptlna cook It day n e e d s R e c e p wait appS. A.wly Mon Uonlat/fypist for front Tb\lr, 3.5 at Reuben E. desk Handle phones, Lee; 15 l E . Pacific SALES IXCWSIVI JIWILAY Devorkln at Safe1ua1'd Health Care Sy1tems (714)957-11.21. S.Cwffy P.cffk ... package. Salary comm. Call Penonnel Wbolenle products, .. .. two •-•dl•tt with expeJ'. <>ruy those F E D E I A T E D large diatributlnc firm. These are full time JK»I· Uona of indefinite dura tion Some previous shippins/recelving ex perlence ii helplul Sec seeking permanent lmmed. opentnas. 1ood retary o p • • I • CJ I f o r employ mart need apply ~ROUP pay /Co. beoefttt, rapid LIGAL SIC"f 5 • c r • t •~I e 1 I • Send resume or letter of! '(213)728-6100 advancement. No eit.P· IOUTIQUI 1reet vtalton. '5wpm re· Co tu N B b 'd .. t H .-..wy, wpt c . q "ccuracy a mus Fwl time, some ni&bt.a, call for appt. Ciro Jewelry, So. Coaat Plaza Mt-1$42 lmmed openin& tn our Hew__. heda ..d application lo. Mrs CaUMoo-Frit-5 necesury. Earn while &.rowina Irvine office. S t'""'' ~ __ ffl K y I e • 2 s 8 9 1 v I a learnJna. Several office Civil practiu with •• • - O C... Fabrlcante, Suite 603, locatlonstochoosdrom Non-smkrs. only. Call RESTAURANT Ftr. P/f M rt. Coplan, 559-6901 . sandwich maa It counter ,__,S,...."_L_l_S ___ .. -...uoo-Ht-5-1-1 mintmum ~5 yean exp. c;>MUflect c••~.... Miaaloo Viejo, 921691 SECU•rrY GUARD Call after tOAM ~-9325. Salary open call Fran 1a.011fd poaMH oat ~~~~!!.!~~~~! Mon thru Friday, 12 to 8 We will pve you a com petH1ve starting salary Please apply 1n ptoraon to· IMS Equipment, 2805 help Pl.t.aa de Cafe. A ir---. BEOarEranca Rd., Irvine Gary's o.u. 752•5401 AY~U ASl-3622 --of,.. .. , .. offk• AM Benefits 499·1175, Telephone r-Secretary 499.1111 UY OM THI llACH IEC.-YlOHtST Newport Beach To $1,000. Represent this pcestigloua firm & greet clients. NO typing in· volved, just some lite ofc. duties. They will train you on their phone 1ystem Great benefits. 557-6122. 731-771 I 1003 Fr~toApphcant ,..,.._.. S.,.•lu 4S00Campus Dr .. NB. 14211 Yorba St, Tustin Open Monday Evenings By Appaintment Only R £ SALESPERSON for sales, exchanges, invest· ment.s. High t'omm New & P tT ok. Newport Pacific R. E. 645-3683. RtSllVA TIOHIST Neat. attractive, good personality. Phone ex· perience. Interviews 12 ·4pm , Tues day Friday, full & part-time Salary commensurate with experience. Harle- quin Dinner Playhou11t', ~3 S. Harbor Blvd, S A 979·5511 RESTAURANT OPEllNGS AT BOB'S BIG BOY! No experience 1s necessary Please apply in person between 2PM and 4PM for any or lhe rollowmg positions WAITHS WArrRESSES COOK TRAINEES CASHIBtS 7311 Edinger at Gothard HUNTINGTON BEAf'H or 2J952Avenida de la Carlota at El Toro Road LAGUNA HILLS W~S WArrRESSES CASHtEltS 3355 South Bristol A venue at MacArthur SOUTHSATAANA or 4501 Campus On ve at Verano IRVTNE or 9842 Adams Street at Brookhurst HUNTINGTON BEACH WAITERS W Am.ESSES • COOK TIAIHHS 28502 Marcuerite Pkwy at Avery Parkway MISSION VlEJO Equal Oppty Employer M t F RESTAURANT Food service worker, over 18, will train for No investment . 30· 50K /yr. lnlanlible aalea bukgroU.Dd Call Mr. Carl btwn 7-9pm <714)792-um. meat slicer & portion control. Approx 7 ·br.i. Sales Flex starting time. GIEATHOUIS IOAM ·lPM, Mon·Thur , 6AM·1PM Sun Lori's Kitchen, 'Sfl1 S Harbor Bl .. S.A. 979-0747 9AM-2PM or 4PM-9PM SIC«ITAIY experlnc• •d ac· OPIAATIOHS - -----AU.DAY Lefislative office needs c•r.t• ~ .aillh. savtcl Sec'y 10 immediate operun1s. ell c:ient secretary 60 UCJht ...,, .. •d .ct Sec relary needed to M.I . NOF OFC Short application Work wpm accurately , pleasant telephone CJOOd t•leJll!'M ...... work with lar1e1t solar Needs xlnt typist. top S9pm. Mon Fri, tallong OSHMAN'S SPOITIMG wOODS 3300 S. Fairview St Santa Ana EOE M If' v 0 i ce . s 114 0 / m 0 _..,. .. ed. Prior H• heating co in 0 C. We akllla non-smkr salary on our telephone Deep Resumes: PO Box 3l.Sl. pertewc Isl ==r offer gd workmg en open 6402912 voices preferred ~~~~~~~~-Newport Beach, CA 0...a_, w11' ~ vironment. medical & :-- - -$3 .35/hr guaranteed. ""' -dental benefits. paid S.c'y;a.c.pt. more money easily Window Waaher Ex 92663· W• off.r • HC.-.u.t v a c at 1on. We need ror engineering co Typ. possible Come by 3 L penenced, P IT own SECIETAIY IMMflts pod&ocJe .cf general officesk1llsw1th ing , xlnt salary & Ent. USON.Coast Hwy , trans.646-9780 Small office Typing, ••lor let ·wide\ ar• service or operations benefits 957"'6596 N Lag Bch Wk dys at ___ -_;;;111111 ... '!I'• bookkeeping and t Ith pa st exper Call 3pm. First come. Cirst WORDPROC"'.,"'l"'G co11911t••••ro • w 714·964·2239. ask for Mrs Sales hired. ~ '" Retail Sales Join the Los Angeles phones Irvine 556-2323 yow e.,.n.u.c.. W• Burchfield Self Green World is look· ------ WYHDHAM-LSGH TimesCirculaUonTeam SECRETARY Church, ore "Lool&l•CJ ing Cor aggressive. TN,.._.Solff SR. WORD PROCESSING OPERATOR D'"M~S IHC & adapt your work p /llme 25 hrs a wk . Forw ,..r-to t'--"' motivated individuals Exciting vacation club. R""ET-::-L ff ;1 RS • sc h e du I e to your Mon-Fri Typing. gen. wua. Cly-90~~ Secretary for intenor plant sales. promoting for resort JJ11U I!.~ lifestyle Work 5hrs/day ofc exper. Mature CdM ~.,.fo._, ~ Le4JCllT,..._ Base fee and co m · condos, needs 3 to 6 MAHA .. _....., in a Times Circulation 6«-074S Moo Fri. c:-r • _._. ..... w Career oppty. for bright, mission paid. Xlnt OP· bright, responsible. am Career opportunities sales office near your -------appol•t ... t. 1714> articulate person with portunity to make good bilious people Gd with exciting exparuJion home & have more time SECRETARY 759-4224 gd. ore. skills. Fashion money. have run and be phone voice nee Guar minded company for yourfamiJy, studies, lmmediateoperung/full-Is land ofc . Benefits. on your own Call against comm Wkly 1 Columbia Savings ha~ Following 3 very sue or leisurely penods. We Hurry' Call Mar1one ...... 0300 paycheck 3 pit ~hafts an immediate op cessful years of market· pay hourly wages & r Sullivan, 540-5001, Snell -- - ----av . a 9 S. on n . port unity for a Senior time South Laguna area B .,_. I c II M F mg research & product t'ommisslOflS ~r~p~r\y 8°~n,er: :s· -i ng & Snelling or SERVICESTATION S43-7957orS4J.8l:rT Word Proce ssi ng testing we are now in the Shorthand /speed writ· Newport Beach Agency, A ITENDENT Operator at its Anaheim position to train for sales LOS ANGELES TIM ES 4340 Camnuc Dr., EOE Parttime evenings Ex TOOLPUSHYS ad m 101strat 1 ve oCflce ing, good typing re-,.._, C rr b d I management Positions 1375 Sunflower Ave quired Must be outgo-a® ---perience nee Apply ID a I orn1a ased n hng Seletled applicant Will for our expansion pro-C.M. mg, personable& enJOY .,.. person uni0076,l928E contractor seeks grow be responsible for gram projected to com· 540-0301 a busy oHice dealing SECURITY SECURITT OFACElt Coast Hwy, CdM ing foreman ror Hunt formatting, producmJt mence in the fall of 1982 with members & public I 0 CC Campus. tem -- - -ington Beach rigs Xlnt and revising s pecial 0 u r com Pan Y Equal Opportunity Excellent benefits 1 PACIFIC porary , parl·l•me. on SEWING MACHINE salary & benefits Send documents. 1nt'lud1nl( specializes in marketing Employer S900tmo Niguel Shores BANK C'all. swing/graveyard OPERATOR resume PO BOX 2508 technical and stallst1cal its own unique "Contem Community AMocaatioo S6 SS· S7 06 /hr Contact Sail loft exp 63l· 11142 Bakersfield CA 93303 or reports Must be able to porary Claaa1c" jewelry Sales (7l4 )493 Ol22. An Equal Opportunity Coast Commun 1 t y l'all CBOSIJ27 5736 exercise independent ac designs executed m 18 HELP WAHTED! Employer Colleges, 1310 Adams •SHIPrtHG DEPT. lion when mterpretm~ Karat Gold with the TelepboM sales No ex· ---------·':i:iiiii~iiiiii~ii:~~j Ave, Costa Mesa, 92626 Order filler Travel instructions. understand principa~ emphasis on per. nee Excell. co ••SECRETARIES•• S56 5947 4daywk,Co ben EXCLUSIVE proofrea~r mark!.. and diamond engagement & benefits Commission Sh80/RE/Fun$18.000 Secretary E.O E .. M 1 f 91~7660 Nwpt Bch travel al(ency assume full respons1b1h wedding rings & feature program & profit shar S&L /Superl2yr$12,600 M 1n1mum 2yrs exp ty ror docurpent a r pieces of jewelry It is mg Apply in person Accountanl/Dei$19,200 Platforwt Sec'y. ---------•! S H 0 E S A L E S w travel agency Saber curacy and complett· important to note that Penn ysaver, 1660 Execlshl00/corp$18.000 Typing 65, Sh pref'd Secretary ch1lds 1teens. FPrT. ex· agts ONLY Contact ne ss M1n1mum Ill ex Per 1 enc e 1 n the Placentia Ave . Costa Ex pd. Consultant Ours Comm 'l loans Hvy A11~1t the p'd person. hrly int·en· Gaylene 645 7777 months experienC'e with Jewelry business is not Mesa Liz Reinders Agy, Inc. pub I 1 c cont a c l & Preaktlwt! t • v es . be n e f I l s word proc:essmg equip n eressary Ke y at 4020 eirchEst 'S4EOE documentation. Min. 1 Dy;nam1c co. needs top Childre n 's Bootery TR>.Ya>.GEHT ment1s requ1red Anu tributes will be a SALES Newport/833-8l90t Free yr exper Salary DOE sec'y for brand new 6442464Mr.Mdter Exp'd comm'I agent re llent s alary and sen s 1t1v1ty for good lmmed.partt1me open MaJor medical Call Ir vine locati o n neededforfastgrowmg benef1tspatkagemclud tas te , a pleasant & 1ng ror Reader Ad ----Fred, ~6<X>S. Coastal Sophisticated chentele SHOl'TRAIHEE O C Travel Agency 1ng dental and \1s1on personable manner, a representative for inside ---------•1 Personnel Agy, 2790 Super salary Call Mar Learn engraving & other Apollo exp prer Cheryl s Pee 1 a I bank 1 n ~ keen sales dnve & abih sales position. Gd com SECRET AIY / Harbor Bl •CM. Never 3 1one Sullivan. 540.SOOJ . mac h 1 n es Company 833-0492 µrl\ 1leges and an t•n ty & the wtllingness to pany benefits. Apply 1n LoCllt l'roc:ffsor fee EOE Snelling & Snelling of benefits & good potential Joy able work en' 1ro11 harmonize & relate well person Pennysaver. o n I y de d 1 ca t e d , -~~~~~~~~ Newport Beach Agency. ror right person 3121' TYl'ESmER ment enhance this op with other people. Ex 1660 Placentia Ave . motivated. & consistent ---------4340Campus Dr , EOE Red Hill . C.M C 0 MP U GRAP 111 <.: portunity fo'or conhden eel lent salary com C M Mon-F'ri .. l SPM applicants need apply SECRETARY 1--... ------EQUIP. xlnt working t1al cons1derat1on mensurat.e wath ab1hty -------Exper an real estate re· ExceJl oppty. for stfarp ---STATI()ttr4ARY ronds. pay. benef,ts The please contact Nan<) T o arrange for a SAL ES I M R KT G lated field helpful. but 1 ...... f l _ _. MOW IS THI TIME Store 1n CdM needs Composing Rm 979 3541 Perrin at 17141 776 7101 personal 1nterv1ew Searching for highly not necessary~xcell ~~~~~cee1:cbu~:;,a~1 tor job seekers to check salesperson F /time. 5 --eitt 83 pleal!e contact Mr mollvatedpenionorcou growth oppty with ex real estate ofc. Excell the Dally Pilot Help days Xlnt working con Ty,-wtjPcnh-41p Stuart Moore or Mr pie willing to develop I panding & dynamic or· typing & dicta phone Wanted claasificat1on. H ds Especially fme chen Msn J years experience Columbia B r u r e La m be r l own business 559·5457 gamzation, located in 5 k i 11 s re q u 1 red the job you want is not tele Phone 644 7482 for 1 n b o t h a r e a s Telephone (714)644_·050_1 eves F 0 u n ta 1 n v a 11 e Y Challenging position for there you might t'On appt Quadratek Capable or Savin<JS 964 9090 right gal. Call· Laila. sider offering your -full charge Art Dept RETAIL CLYIC Sales services with an ad In STOCKIROICR Darkroom expenent'e a and LOCM Dependable salesperson SI 2,000 Mowfh? 83J..2900 the Job Wanted TU.IHEE plus Jo·or 1nterv1ew. call Auodation needed. 10·5 Mon Fri I am 25 yrs old & in the 1 _________ -~-~~~~~~ cateaory. PhoneM2-5678 College grads Opply 1n 855 1137. 910S Brookhurst Will train Apply •n mo or March I made SECRETARY Newport Beach area for Anaheim. Ca 92804 perso n Pie r I . 2710 $12,000. In the mo of I .1·1y P1•1a1""' hard working en TYPIST EqualOpptyEmployer H bo Bl d CM If you're a t'ompetent ~ p I L o t ar r v April it will double I secretar y & a good or· •••••• thusiastic rndiv Send re· ersona mes ep I•--------• S I I ed d own a house on lhe ocean ganu.er. we neded you sume to po Box 430, Insurance Agy. Apply lJ\ ai ing nstructor ne e & drive a $80,000 Clenet • • Marlton. New Jersey, person 333 N Newport YARDMAN In Npt Bch 25-27 ' cru1s Full or nArf time pos 1£ y 0 u IC ~nl ta kle a • General AsSl'nnrnDnt • 08053 Bl .. N B. For tool rental firm 1ng sailboals Wknds now ava.,...il •Only ag· persona 1n eres an 6'"'"' ' II t chent deadlines & detail· • S ta to • Neat appearance. gooc.I now. u ame summer gr es s Ive & s e If oriented business ad-• ecre ry • STRA.IGHTEN~R I Typists handwriting, benefit~ 645·7100 motivated people need vertising, we have a £ • for alummum rorgmgs • Will train Apply 1930 1----------1 _a_pply.:.~ark_834_ ·1810 position you can grow ID· • xecutive Office • Exper ience required Stat JVllltts Newport Blvd C.M Of · h r o c · Able to read bluepnnts 1r-22600 Lambert 1203 F l SALES S~~! hiring Assistant ~~ad:~g 0:dv~rt1s1n; e ~':ted~!lec~g!bl~' :rh:"r:Ji~~e /:~l-~i:~!J·• & measuring instru~ Dicta Sectys '!oro _ Leads Leach Leads Manager Trainees. Mm. a genc1es Interested ? • varied. and interesting duties for newspape;• men ts Isl " 2nd shifts M.rchandfM $50.000toliO.OOOyearly 6mo exper. Call form· 979.1000 e executive & personnel admlnilltrator Call:. Apply Alummum Forge [•ec ~$ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 f you can sell • 642-4321. Ext. 277 for appt • Co . 502 E. Allon St . " • ~;{ , Alttlqws IOO Home & commercial terv1_ew_. 6'2_·123_ l ---Santa Ana 549 4075. Wanting_ to wor with ••••••••••••••••••••• • SECRET .a.RY • • E 0 .E. professional people" security systems s A L f: s p E R s 0 N . "" Ed1'tor's Secretary -Working temporary as· w AMTEO TO I Top commission S's mature. P /\1me & some Customer Service exp • • TEACHER's Aide want-signments allows you J buy 0 Id n". Paid to professional ag· .. d 61" .,,.,... Order process1ng, type d E s m gs •~ n ·b'l j d wan s. ......,.... so + w pm. quotes. • A challen°1ng opnnrtunity is bet.no offered by. e · xp. ormn · job variety • ex1 11ty diamonds, lvo . a e & gress1ve, salesperson. " .,... "' 9 12 f~ 4 6 y k'"· I bl T I d f phones, Irvine mCg. e the Dally Pilot for someone.with thee · . a ,ernoons · · ours ..... arevaua e. collectlbles. all (7141 r a 1n 1 ng ea s or SALIS P /T • 540.8894 , ask for K.H intelHaence, w:lt and skills reqwred to be Susan. 64().8820 On Line invites you lo 912·4926 & for Dane qualified persons!. <;all We need 3 sharp people • secretary to the editor. It's an lnterestJnae TEACHERS JOIO our wmmng team' for an app't. Mr Z1m· with fashion backaround ·--------• 1 "' _ c II f · ·'+_ .. ______ _ ,. • pos lion requiring the tools of the trade -soe ASSISTANT Nae•·er oarr~ppomtmenr WESTMINSTER merman to work ID our men's & Secretary • wpm dictation, 70 wpm typ111g, dJct.apbone -. " ~ C7t41549.a16f women's dept. Salary + and the ability 10 shift mental gears on short Special classes Cor han· in-ABBEY Attdfo S.C.tt1. lute. commission. call for SR. LOAN • not!ce. The benefits are generous. the pay e dicapped adullll 2 yrs r-n..L.. --ANTIQUE MALL ~~~~~~~~~~I appt • reasonable. Applications betng accepted only. college exper req'd Ex-U \ Daily 1~6. Fri lG-9 • THILOOIC through appointment by calling . 642·4321 cell vacation It 1n-rEMl'OllAl'f PtllSOtlNElstll\llCIS ClosedTuesday When you call Clanified 644-6500 SECRETARIES e ext277 • aura n e e bene £1 ts . 1721 llrch Strfft 11751 Westminster Ave toplaceanad,you'reas 1---------Wkd 8 30 t •PM G d G "' .. 6103 • e ys o .. Hewport.O.Ehoc. h ar en rove ..,.,.. s ured of a friendly !-_______ Orange County's oldest • Accounts Payille • United Cerebral Palsy ~.o. welcome and help an Salta independent bank. Aa•oc Santa Ana wording your ad for best llMTAL Sunwest Bank,._, rapid· " ' ·~~~~-~~~~~~~~~!'!Hand carved Chinese • Bookkee~ • 5'6·516-0 chest. ""'95 response. Call Now ' COMSULTAHTS ly grow1n&. AA a sign of • ------WAITRESS/WAITER ~ 642·S678 Br e u n er · s Rents that growth. we have • A full·time position is ava lable for accuratt Teochlf''1 Aide W /car for wicbr basket 536-9439 eves. ---Furniture Showroom m out.standinl career op. e person w:lth at least two years experience in • Preschool, exp'd. Full I u n c h 1 er vice Sohd Oak Partnera Deak. We11tmln1ter seeks portunltlea in our • processing accounts payable for romputer e tlme.642·0411 9·30·l :30PM, Mon Fri 60x43. Beautiful cond career onent.ed person Fullerton and Tustin of. input, cash reporting and disbursement ---· ---E 2S StSO lei for entry level pos. m fkes. •scheduling and rorecasting Will prepare e TECHHfCIAH arn $1 • w Y Must sell·~ room SSOO b .. d i M fl Must be neat. persona· Firm 841·1323 home furnishings . • an .. eposts ust pos11ess good of ce e Wantedforservice&tn· ble&energetic.979-0747 ---- Breuner'1la <;allfomia's We seek individuals with • sk:illa. Permanent p<>silion with good salary. stallation of photo pro· aft lOA M. for appt. Antlq ue square arand laraest furn. rental co & experience In inslaU· and company paid benefits CaJJ · 642-4321. c e s s o r S o m e piano. Circa l880-$1.SOO nffda qualllied sales & men l . comm er cl a I 1 ·Ext.277 for appt. • mechanical & electrical UK*inl for a nome ol AJ>tique Hall. 270 E. 17th m1mt. atalffor expand· loans. and leasing. Re· • exp required. (714 ) your own? You'll rind Costa Mesa. 548-Slll ~I ;~1~·~~".::.~ci:: ~~'ciesc:~a!1~~\c1iN~~ •-Classified Qutside Sales • 1199•0290 ~;n~a~~~s ~~::~~!: _An_ll_q-ue_ro1_1_to_p_d_es_k_a. pending on exper. Full skills. General banking .Salesperson to hand le Real Estate e Want Ad Results 642-5678 everyday. cbr, appraised SWO, or p/time. Mon·Sat., lmowledceis helpful. Developmen t accounts and automotive . .;._....;;.... ____ _.:,;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,..,o;;; mustaell 9850. 548-ml g..5·30 • &m. 12 Noon· e accounti1. Must have at least 2 years -..t1 5PM. Contact: Cindy Suowest Bank offers an e experience. Salary plus commiuion. Must . Pvt Sale: Floe jewelry. Milli. •<>J.-. EOE excellent opportunity to have car, mileage paid. Excellent company . l"-t Opal L··-'-N rd °" -abare in our IJ'Owth with •benefits. For appointment for interview, call ~ • """"'n rac.1 I . in • 642·5678, ext. 277. • Gold watch. OtlJlnal S.JM Women/Meo FEDERATED GROUP It Hlrl•t pro- fe11loa•I r•tall ... p11plr.H 1-. tereste4. call ''"~·· t l21 JI 721-1100 cau ... rrtN. the hl1Mlt u •net palnUnp, °"'· wtr~etn. bankinc. Our exoellent e e etcblap. Picauo, Dall, beneflb packafe tn-e Part Jt"me (a19~"!'1!, e Paul Blaine Kearle, e lude• medlca /den· • Clyde Zulcb. 11t1uel tal /IHe inau r ~n ce . • C1•11 .. 1Y..elt ·• Domlniuu, t.Jnda ~l l>~:!!L~t~~~ e Adults with 01.1t1ta ndln1 aUractave e Roaera • othen. Pr. .... ~-... ._. • penooalltles who enjoy workinc with 10-1$. orlental 11. bron.• Unu. Interview appointment. year old youth• evenin11 8'9pm.. Call M2..Wl Bronae, porceleln, bia· • ext 343 between 2pm to 5pm, ask fM Lon • ~"' que fi&\U"lnes. Old Lon· Sunwest am 535 E. rtnt Street TuaUa. CA 92880 'JH.&ai,5200, ext. 214 •• Motor R-dlllll •• ~~ doll P11b clock on af~y uuw ~ pedeatal. Btfl Cblna ~ Cabll\et w /blt·ln 1*dla • Newnart Bacll 1 • ...... ~ de1t. French llarble • ne D1ll1 PUoth'U~ .mO(Ot tOUt4 1vaJ.labl4 . ,:.~ • eoffee tbl. Pf, 1Uk ·.~~·~.~:.·~~~~11:., ~~~ •• ~-::. ~.~=-aad 1bo\lld la.kt from en• lO cne and a ball ehow:I to.,, Hou,.: aia> to I:~ PM Mon. e -~:r'kt:;: !:5':r-:•~~~ 8j~~ii •. e moet.bly. For ckltaU• ~tact ~an uonand e • MZi4321 ~ween th ~ 10:00 anO 12:00 e AlldaUy. • • o;:r.:.-' • • 330 W. Bay Street •• e Costa Mesa. CA e F.qual ()pportu.nity En\pk>yet • • • • • o>zM•o• .... I IOI ..... ,.. ' IHI MIM•la:•-IOIO Orange Coast PAJL Y Pf1..0T/SUncftY, Apr1129, 1981 ~•-.; ............. ,~ .. ·· .....•..•......•...... ···•······•··········•· ............................................. . •• •tl41•~ Sltate 'Sale, AMOYl!I> PUPPIES, White rNaeb Prov. I pc, llovln1 toyr fOllMUoft. II•~ &•4r1er ~.I' S,arft.te.o. lot , p__. tMO CFf I"' s./ llklatmlniMAve, AJtC4wacal4.A•all•ll Wf'a) att ..... bed. l•t Dime-a Hoe• ~Wt $100. A~ o•••••••••••••••••••• ... ._ ... ..._ ...... ._... .... wilt, Pn pty. tlolly, ms...,..,. Sat/hn 1M. taO Holly ~rd.tu MS. 2Twin beda. Lou of scub8 cllvlna 11' Ltntn .:?li-Kwl, llD\ :.~~...;..-...~...:._---1 TIMOOllftJDIC. 0. So X.,N.8. • ••· 2 A.Dtlque clocb equip, underwater cond. llObp sa.ooo. AMP£R &HELL·Flll _ ~~~· J:c: ::;. ca.tm T.met u moe old, •=I. vll~ ';'u! HUOE GAB.AG£ SALE poo •-or wU1 trade uinera ca .. Mf.12tT 1_MO-__ um_.__... ____ t>od1• ~de truck •cwl DOt ....... ~of· malt·loolrlo1 tor fun MlltlOO.Me-1171 211 Ced.Ip~, ea.ta orJcelWDaaw.~ •ve,wke:ndl. al' LYMAN Lapetnh s:zoo.•TIDhlUPlll. fw.tU·UTl.Ul... fantlb'. SlC»w..a c .. -.._ ... , ........ It 11 .. a. Frl,S.t,8unl-• Ptor •oe~ • f<>oeball T'VH, ·~.·~.. Clwlc Ba1 &.t. Needa 76 YWCAWll d auvlM • .-COO· tame. •ue>. Am /FrD llh 1091 work. $800. t'Jl.l!lml Dya.amlte We.ti a Ila 'ftl••• 1010 Gol en Rct. pupp&., ' ttmporuy, 5 rooma cl 1• 6aras• Sal• May 1tereo • J)eaut. cabinet. ...................... poJ>ot.op. • speed. Only _ ........ -........... WU, sboU, •Olln•fd. cb. Xlnt runt. Bdrm, liv,. 2nd/lrdNOfftce/HOm• $100 .... S.autifu) Color TV. 2 yr Oweoa24'oewen1. clean. 49.000mU.. { .. IWXA > .,. HABBOJ\AREA llM. AKC.m.1(18 din. Sell by piece. 911\llp It fo.m. SU Cam· . wroty. Free dell very S.SOO FIRM pp $19'1 ~f{u~~~ Pree puppy Chow I Wuber/drytr85'1..-r phorN.B. G.:0':~~~5.: ~~ $148. 6'6-1788. M&-1.221 JIM MAllNO 11, r .. wHeU ,pu. Shepherd 12 wka. Wood frame aJa1t top Vlt•min B&QtruptcySale cb•lr, needl reP9lr $10. SUPER COLOR~'' color T,..WWY•W. VOUlSWA ... ~ • a,ppUanc.a. :wt-307'1 b • e bro k • n , cu t e chow l•ble. % for $100. • Skin creame p per 5'8·2891. TV SALE. Fri/Sat/Sun. 21' Uf!i lP'Ut'E '70, Tw. ll'1tiBead' Blvd. '.'I Mlchelle567·~ Vktorlu 1roo ball tne. bottle. Gara1e sale 189 to $199. 2 yr. wrnty, St'>'•· lll's, FWC, N.B. 14~JOOO ': ,l~UY ~~33 Blue eyed blonda, 1old $1SO. 831·3829. ltema. 2(lllla Marioa Way Electric: ~iat• Bed, free del. TV JOHNS. 14S al' J~~E-:X;1f.'C: a--. C_A_B_O_V_E_R_C_AM_P_E_R_ ------------1 L8b/Auat Shep Pupe 11 Nr new teak wood table C.M. ~~=or~-7~ $2SO. W l9thSt.CMM6-l7N f'/B. •U &J,ut, Chrys. $475orbestotfer. --------- .,.rlaldare w /bot\om wka.$10.552·8123 w /8 cllra ud chJUAntiqueaaddle,SJt7Unled 21·• RCA C()JorTV con-Sll'1,FWC,1lip,•nyre-&e&-5602 , free.er. •"s32'' Olive ubloet. S3000 nlue, gtua. beams ar umben, Trlr mounted Welder sole, beautiful picture, as. offer com. ------- Green $75. IMC).31111 ; •ft 6 S~~n~~~'tt~e:p~ln!~~ now ~. wknds •fter IOU of junk. Slll B•yside $400. 2 P8bo dn S2()ea. $7 5 2o60 State Av . 675-9007; eve9SG-1'12.S 6 p•ck camper shell 568-11319. (emale.7SH'110 5:305S1·43S7 Dr.,CdM.Sun.9-4. 542-13S3aft3PM (follow O•kl, after 218• Fi&erform, deep v. 63~ Rlghtfrontfenderfor '67 Portabled1shwuher, 2 lovesemta. coral• liebt MOVING! Gar.re S•le: Elec.Cart$250 ll•m. twln OMC. F/B. trailer, -----·---VW S25. XJntCond olden Retriever PUP· green p•ttem oo ofl· items rrocn !<1·$400. 285 1 boallrtrlr S2:iC) loah & ......._ full covers. SU.000. 1.., camper 1k nu E IB ____ 546-__ 187_9. __ _ S.9992 plea, 6 wb, AKC. J.175. while. Ov.I gJHs top Br 0 8 d w • y c . M . &42·1353aA.3PM a-.&--" Transpac.N B.~0222 refr, dbl sU\k, lsl $1100 8wheelaandtir----------1 ~7572ev119. ..,_.,.....__ -coffee tbl on brass at•nd Sat/Sun. 8-6 King Sz Matt /Boupring ••••••••••••••••••••••• PARTMER WANTED takes. slpe 4&.s-41.S2 All 14"si.u ~ .. fr~~ AAA Home Dog Training __ Does your doc have &ood $150 o r ofr for all. ..,,. Dbl uattr .... a/Box-. '9.....-at 9010 &.-.-'.J_/ 768-5837 SSl-4357 Moving Sale Sun Only. _.,, •1m0 E"'" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Share ownersrup1use or -~YCl99 -·-----------------1 Westinghouse frost free sprmg •• , xerc1ser 18. Wh t t r late model 34' diesel Scoohn 9150 Puting out '67 Chevelle, Pr Henredon Scene 11 Frig s~. Formica md ~-· 64_0-_5296_ Like ne'we~.e canoe trawler,,_ NO DOWN• •••••••••••••••••••••• 396, upd, 12 volt rear curio cabinets. new. cost t bl •-• h · ..,5 $298.43 /mo. Nwpt shp. d ""' vw tr ~ 1 G.E . FREEZER Xlnt m•nnen? We specialize Cond. in happy owners & well $100 mannered dogs. 638-9265 a e "' • c airs •• · Surfboards tw\n fin 6' and 548-4967 494-1095 • en • "" ana .x e · S2000 ea. Sell pr for King bed S125 Misc '7 6 ICZ400 I Cha llencer duel ex- eat Hiahland Terner. ~-673-Q.86 items 1829 Poaaona St. 7' Swallow tail. SJ6.2094 Non-profit org needs ;9 Bertram 38' convert• Xtras, nu tires/ball haust. 4~7323 • Refrie frost tree. female, 8/wks. AKC. 645·5128 ~ary even.sngs. your boat, plane. car. ble. save over $40,000. $450 FIRM --------- 644-22183 r... lt~ur. like new t-S300 __ P_.P_83_1·_8306 __ . --~~1f;n~.:.eukin~r:!'d:reJ: Garaee Sale: Saturday ~r:i~i~u~~~d;.°:.~2~ :~c~ ;i':~a~ a~~ :~u:· ~e~r;:~~~ ~a:i~Jo~I~ ~~~5~4~M~~l9~2~~~ F,:~;e;1~r~8~~?.k~u:;~: _S48-__ 85_1_3.;..,541 __ 44M __ . __ ~ ....... toY• 1045 trpl dreaser & pr nite Sand Sucnday. 31.S E 16th ,, .... 21,,"'DonorLeti'cia 213/6SC·234l i:: condSJS0964-6862 Refr)g.clean.works good slands.67J.6296 treet. Mla Mesa. "'""" "" Jacobs 675·6670 or ONOACTUOTra1l.xlnt ---- $&. MOVll>..il.!. S •LE AJI d cond 8ft o-h-M•lcol WANTED' 15' Fiberglass 673-4~ eves cond. 2,000 mi. 95mpg, A.vtos for•~••••••••• .. • 648-a5laor 548-«85 ~ "" 111 I · · c uc · l11th uu11b 8013 rowmg dory call loots, R• / 1675/080 rn 1485 ......... • ----------1 Singer sew ma cb, noral. Twin beds. misc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 499·4.2165.499-5374 Chartet-9050 IMPORTANT Freeier. large upright , walnut bar stools. maple MS-7891 CONN Direct.or trombone •--'--••••••••••••••••••••••• ama., Kawa, Bultaco N011CETO clean, works good SlOO. chest & desk, chest & ------ -with cue Excellent .-ot•,Mwwwtc:.-.ce/ D1rtS300eaofr.24~Hol READERSANO MB·85l3,548-4485 n1te s tand . masc . Alaska Ye llow Cedar condition Sioo. 67s,.8052 S.r•lu 41020 Yacht ly LneN 8 ~-1496 ADVERTISERS 546-4099. T 1 m b e r s I 2 > ft 6PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• CRITERION The price of items Dryer, ga.s. clean, works good $75 548·8513, or -6"X1S"Xl0" SIS/ea. (l) a e_r __ .___ Marme E1ectnc1an 71 · Cbssi<' Yawl HONDA. nms good & advertised by vehicle ....,.. Sohd oak bedr set w/k-6"X5"X12" $18, 10" FLUTE: Si.Iver. Selmer Design/install/repair Harbor Cocktail many xlra parts. S200 dealers in the vehi cle •••••··,·····u••y••••••••• 1ngsize waterbed Crartsman Saw S60, Metro#5865 Gdforslu· Qual.woril S49-2520eve Cruising firm.548·69«> classified adverttsrng * * * * S800 OBO 642-74.23 Heavy duty Bench Onll dent $l50,963-:4>39 Catalina, Channel Isle columns does not in· Washer, clean. works ood used Furniture & -----$60, misc tools. 06) 12" SPRING SPECIAL Hawaii, Tatuti & Pacific '78 Honda CX500 lo m1 elude ally applicable S48-4'8S good. SSS. :>48·8513 or Appliances OR I will sell Obi bed, gd spr~ & matt, pi e r block s 50' /ea. MY GRANDFATHER'S 50% orr on above-waler Home po~ Nwpt Bch $1600 or trade 4 sm p u taxes, llcense, transfer MS-4485. r SELLforYou dresser & nlle slnd. Almost new w a rd s VlOLlN.U095 Boat Cleaning-Sall 171416315192 w/cam~r.:>4&-~9 fees. finance charges. El --d --_ ... -MASTEllSAUCTIOH Limed oa k wood Signature refrigerator ~8746 P o wer only from (213)328-5627 '48 Whiner lnotor c·ycle feesforairpoU~ft.1on~n-ectnc ryer, us ..... 3mo ,46 1616 13~9 ._25 S250/bst ofr 6'6-0926 1225• Nice Wedgewood Miller's Manne 645 7641 trol device certt 1cauons J.100. dys 548·5747. art 5 1 • • ~ v ----gas range-lge oven 1175_ Gold Buescher E Flat Offer expll'es ~30-81 --------~-Brand nu cond Only 10 or dealer documentary 548-9924 _ __ f llUYRl.., ... ITUR.; Twin bed with mattress E 2Qtl\St S Saxophone w/case xlnt •lMMAC2S'·J4'BOATS mls.Musl seetobeheve. preparal1on chargesun· "" I: and box springs Gd 29S aturday 0 d $35067>4992 looh, M--$5,000. (702)825-9173 less otherwi.se specified , fros t f r~e 24c u ft . Les 957 8133 cond. Best ofr 64()-6479 9-4 only c n · Equi....... 9030 6112mo plans prepaid by the adverUser r · If M k f --------Offl ~-it • from $189 mo mclud111g '79 Yamana XS400F lOK re ng r~r. a e o M II bu he blk bl -----G S I Sat •· S ce,.. ••.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• fer Eve.9S899S9 ustse le r I , Dining room table, 6 arage ae .,. un 1 E--'--' 1085 MDl 8 Hp Ma rine sllp.lessons 7141964S994 mis Backrest. nu tires Alttiques/ ----4 "hrs -2 dressers h · 31 •-b ff April 25 2610-4 4396 Sea .... ,...._... · --Cl I 9520 ._ · ....... · c airs. eaves "' u et. Harbour' Dr H.B 840 6910 1 ••• •••••••••••••••••••• Diesel S1095 loots, Sail 9060 Bst ~er 644-4461 ass Cl lkycles 1020 nite stand & mirror S225 $250 Ph $40-5032 __ s m 1 t h c 0 r 0 n a 645-8746 ••• • •••• ••••••••••••• • • & 9 5 0253 f -••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 HONDA Trail 90 1400 '46 Ford WoodJe , restored, J.13.500 ALSO '29 Model A Town Sed,an, 4 dr, restored Ideal for ••••••••••••••••••••••• more. 7 · a t. typewriter. Model 300. Schwinns boys' to spd 6PM Waterbed gd cond. Qn N EIGH.BORHOOO Good condition. SlSO MAR IN E GAR AG E Lido fi xer upper· w orig m1 S575 Varsity Dix 18", S60 . size complete. S200 1bst SWAP MEET Call Dalebout Bay & SALE tra!ler, $625. Highlander 540-6472 Girls' Lil Chick Slln· Lk 6 SOFA offer 6418234 Sat 5 2. g.2 Gill Educ Beach As k for Janet Seag ull outboards. trailer.s.-n> 631·3147 -----$100 645-2985 RATTAN F1.JRNITURE prkg lot, Bolsa & Vic--------R di ... S tlS gray, $25. Offer 642 0268 1 1 e new green pattern, Smith. 631 7~. avons. Sabot, etc S46 CHEOYLEE Offshore 31 l · H B B e an..,, 8 un __ d• cruise ktch ... 5.000 MXRACINGBIKE - -Kng szheadboard,$125 ; oria . uyer s, 2 desks-I w/typewriter ""' ... for 12 yr old & up Webco 2 Enghsh oak coffee tbl. 6 drawer chest. 4ft 10111 browse rs we I com e return. 3 office chrs, 1 loota, Power 9040 _PP (~1~ 675-9047 frame, Redline forks . glass top, 24x56 S275 lg x 2ft 61n h1 $295 Two 892·9039 sec'y chr, 1 highback ••••••••••••••••••••••• Once in LlfetimeOppty good cond, S75 OBO 640 9139 2drawer chests, 2ft 4an h1 swivel chr alJ an good 1978 SIOPJACI<. 34· diesel sloop. w moor· 675·3631 ____ lhng~ntire house full x 2ft 10 in lg Sl60 ea Air Jtwelry 1070 C'ond. will take best offer 24' w /trailer. Xlnt ing in Nwpl. Bay, loaded, wtd""J Mottt Wt IOlS or furniture for laving Spring twm bed w filled ....................... must be sold & picked up financing Call Gary or Shock saillng sabot on •••••••••••••••••••••••I rm. bdrm & d.tning rm_ bedspread & dust rufne SILVEI D<>U.ARS by April 29 540-1708 Don 631 1400 -davits. complete, + on~ .EDWOOO 2x.,.1 Everythin. g near new, Like new $160. 645 9442 19 in good to xlnt cond. •77 T · H II ..,,.,, v 1 shore moonng w 13'6" v 18 walnul/naugahyde n u . 1...,.,p o vo. Xlnl decking s-20· long must sell 1mmed Offers· tOOOsq . ft of beautiful of· various dales. SO.JOO yrs black office arm chairs 17"'i', all brand new int, Boston Whaler, pre New load j ust an from can help w delivery flee furn for sale. all or old . SIB $26 ea Call S35 ea. 22 yellow v1nyl incl tratler S4 300 ferred location. Total m ill. 55</ft 6469885 549-9010 part646·4419 An swe rAd 11466 · stack chairs $13 ea. 8403410 S40._ooo_67~ . .1~_ anytime. 642·4300, 24 hours. 1 E I A a I 1 -Ava1 able Monday for -----ar y mencan m Pe Kidney shaped Ila 1an M1 H d l · k DUTCHOOORS l2> bdrm set . dbl bed, Marble CoffeeTbl S200 rsce .. •1om 1010 imme i a e pi e up 36" and 3L" S50 each bookcase hdbrd, mirror 31 x 55 Oil Pamtmg S2S · ••••••••••••••••••••••• _540-__ 8_l80 ____ _ 675-6371 & dresser . d esk & Cookware,20pcslaulless ---t h' I h · 540-8419 ____ s teel waterless. new, ft•h 1017 US ED Bricks whale mar mg swive c air New Rattan Dt.ne Set. 6 won an cootesl, reg. 1445, ••••••••••••••••••••••• glazed face. stamped 548·9992 ------chrs Robinson's less '2. sacnfice.979-9368 JSNAIHtS. 2 Pythons & l LAPBCo. 6&' ea. Plants 8 PC BDRM SET Must sell' 640-1\57 --------Boa. All mce. Also . in 15 lo 35 gal l'Ontamers Twin beds w /hdbrds. -----REDWOOD 2X6'._ large snake cage. S325 S36·7397 dresser. lamp tbl, desk, WATE RBED Queen sz Xlnt deck.in&. ~20· long. 548-4967 b ... , f h I J tt " New lo•d Just in from •---------- Boal partner wanted 24· Sea Ray Sundancer 1978 Immac . Npt Bch boat slip S1 30tmo + Sl900 Call 557.9327 iJ• F1berglus boat. trlr adjustable for 16' boat, Johnson o /b J5h p . 1700 /0 BO 548-5965 13' 1980 Capri Cyclone Sailboat racing ngged, new cond Sl200 cost Sl600 new 675-2480 LIDO 14, lik e new. UI· Iman sails. trlr, cover. access S2,J95 8J3.8236 14' AMF SUHFfSH $400 646-4647 (31 Honda Motorcycles for sale Ill '80XR80. (l) '78 XLJ25, (I) '78 Honda· Ma lle 400 XJnt Shape. trl r a li.o for sal e 631 5733 '73 Honda CB175 S500 Rd race leathers 5'10 .. JS.Sib SlSO. helmet S25 960 7884 '76 Honda Elsinore 250. $335 in new equip, lo hrs. S5SO 10 BO 646-0930 '80 HD ... wide glide" Xlnl cond .. extras Just 1n time f or summer 993·3843 '78 BMW 1000. 8,000 mi, like new, full gear '78 Yamaha 500Tf. 600 mt, like new •74 BSA B·SO Victor. xlnt cond All orig. 548·27'!__ s t ude nt Sl 0 ,500 675-6161 1963 T·Bird. wht ut. blk whl int. AC, hk.e new S2800 548-2080 '52 P or Ca broilet , c hassis #15039. 90'1' restored Only serious buyers need to call 7141774-6757 -------'73 EXCALIBUR Show car. Sl9.SOO (Jrm Sl0,000 cuh. u~me lease. S200 /mo. 673-7360 1901 Olds Replica, U!iOO or be.st olfer. '62 Olds F8.5 convt. & '62 Starlire F85, both for $500 631 ·3929 '48 Whiner motorcycle. House being tom down, everything goes. Used brick. picture windows, ca~ts . all apphanC'es. Levelors, must be gone by S unday 4/26 /81 ca met. wmte orm1ca s eves. qua ma r .. ss. mill 55, /ft . 6,_.6.9885 Suller·crested Cockatoo. tops, avocado /gold healer , St 50 OBO anytime. w . cage, lame . '7821' Whale<:.raft Nova, baaes. 2 matching swivel 631 0883 -----___ _ 9800/080 tn9-l396 XL. fully equip w /trlr, Chrs good Cond S300 L ............. ~ VS Volvo -a, 25SH.P _ Brand nu rond. Only 10 mls. Must see t.o believe $5,000 (7Q'2)8;2S.9173 16' Hobie Cat. Good cond SUZUKI T250. 2 cyl Trailer. cal box. $2000 or Street Bike xlnt cond. bst ofr Sheila, l'ail S500960-648l '48 Studebaker Land · · · Wood desk & chair. 9' o•• --Must sell by 4 26 11 .1 Heh um Bouquets de· BIRDS· Afn<'an Zebra & hke new Sl2.000 642 2928 64o..7028N.B sofa, ye ow & nat tex livered. Perfect for F111ches Unusualrolors days,eves731 0443 SS9·9133. Ben 552.9794 ----Cruiser Xlnt cond. Sell - --Motor HOMH. S-. / or trade 493-4761 673 3725 6' Ma rble top coffee tbl lure. trundle bed frame every occasion. 673 4419 S4 ea S7 pr 549-7565 & ends 545-4418 Tab 0YtrPaytnenh Hobie 16' w /lrlr. Ready to RHf /Storop f 160 --- sail S1850/0BO S48 6140, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Recre~ 9530 SI OO Brn naugahyde CCllMrot & lounge chr S70 Grn GarOCJ~ Sale 805 GENUINE RUBIES Only $20 per stone' 640-8688 IClltOS la Orgain 1090 ••••••••••••••••••••••• No down '80 23 ' IMP C uddy Cabin. Only 30hrs on engine. Mercruiser 260 out drive Fully fitted out PP 548-7355 642'7817 WE CAN SELL •• ~.~~·~·•••••••••••• EquifMM"I 1030 velvet wing r hr $50 . •••••••••••••••••••••• • • •• • • • • • ••• • •• •• • • • • • • 960-9095 M 0 V I N G S A L E , URLITZER, sp1nette model 4410, two 44 note keyboards. 13 pedal notes. auto tone control, earphone 1ack. solid ma at Sli I YOUR R.V IANT INDOOR OFF· o 1' P' 9070 1 • ROAD SWAP MEET. Docks 55!H304 Movie camera w pro1ec-ch1ldrens clothes Lots Detector Compass Com Magnum C06t S400 ask· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ____ Saturday rught May 2nd, tor. $225. Also. 35M M Waterbed, kmg si. solid of misc 9-4 Sat & Sun w /lenses. S200 . Also pane w /sloping, unhol. 852 Magellan Street. ID g $300 S36 J3!5 dark room set up, SSO. sides. $12S 54.S-4376 Costa Mesa. Mt>sa del 559-0260 evs wknd Mar homes POOL SLIDE -pie w /matching bench S400 cash or $4 50 de· livered 547 1845 Bass /r ecreation boat, BOAT SLIPS FOR RENT many xlras. best orrer NPT BCll 2S'·35· 838 7107 642 4644 S pc sohd wood water ---s · Q u e e n c u r v e ~OCJI 1040 bdrm set, xlnl cond . Yard sale, ram or shine. Aquaslide S250 t0BO "••••••••••••••••••••••• $1000 /0BO Call Answer 89S Joanne. Costa Mesa 545 0327 KEESHOND Pups AKC AdU6S,642~.24hrs Sat/Sun 95PM 646·1176 Champ sire. M/F Pel & -------Oneota I Rugs. must sell. s h o w . P v t p t y Anllque Oak Oming Tbl SUPBl SALE 20 hand woven rugs, free 213 /697·134Saft6pfT\ w 16 chrs, S500 Antique Ca mper s hell . ice si lver dollar for ea ch -----Pump Organ S750. 111 skates. surf boards. col purchase 646-6822 Dogg1e duo seek home. LthrsofaS500S73-4-424 orTV.clothes.Sat&Sun ------ brothers. age 2. Shellie-9 3. 2338 Colgate Dr , 1980 Stockland Shell for 5'6 .. A B Chase Louis 18' Bay Cruiser w/rcd & XV Ampico reproduc w ht can o p e top _ in(it & grand piano, com-Character Boat Parad-e pletely restored&: reblt v.1nner ' Slip avail Piano originally bit m S2800 •OBO 673 7873 , 1921 Like new-good in· 673 7677 vestment Collectors 16. Tahiti .79 Tnhull 0 b item Asking $20,000 Dock space up to 30' for power or drop mast sail boat Sl65 675-2298 WANTED Shore moor ing or manna space for t0x17' catamaran t'ves. 497 3914 or 540-4190. ext 30 ., Basinji, seldom bark. 3 PC Drexel Bdnn set, CM s mall truck perf ect watchdogs, bl yr food hdbrd, mte .std. bureau ----cond S400SS1·9497 Linda. 64().4580,536 6186 $SOO. SSl-6389 aft 5PM Want Ads Call 642 5678 ---- Hammond Organ & trlr 120hp 110 1mmac Piano Center CdM ~ptp 754-0636 __ IOATSUPS -----CAR PHONE. xlnt cond 644·~ --Super Buy 20' Saber Craft _!or rent 646 4419 KAWAI 6' Grand-Beaut Fiberglass. B bull, rutty fran1portatloft ~"'1'::a.~~ .... ~ $3000 value. only $995 • ' com pl 7~8702 Co nd.MuslSell cabin. l /O 4cy, Mer ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ~· 586-269'7 C'ru1ser. 120eng. rbltout Campen. Sde/ Brunswick l · slate d r 1 v e . n e w Rfltt 9120 bumper po o I t b I e SportfacJ Goods 8094 m a n i f o Ids 1 t r I r ...................... . w /leather hard in xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• $4500 /080 546-4104 425 cond 673-4347. Prof. model hvy duty Bucknell Rd. CM FOG MAC HINE $12S. ~ 6~;~~ exerciser. 25' Trojan CC, '60 Gd work s great To!11 -cond full equip. full cov· 840-7223 Mon thru Fn .. Scuba Equip. dnl cond. er. NB slip $4900 no Tuesday sell sep. or $450 OBO all 644·216S ---675-4361 Power mower & edger ------ $200, washer & dryer Have something to sell? Sl.25 each. 646-5848 Class Vied ads do it well. '79 Ski Boal 70 H.P fully equipped. good cond 138()() 957 .9320 77VWCAMPH Dy namite Wes tfalia pop-top 4 speed Excep- tion a I clean camper. (388SP1> $61'5 JIMMA«INO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd. 142-2000 lo•. M.._ loah, M.._ .... ,..... 9030 E ... p•1M ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1.;.=:-9030 1o::.;.::::-•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9030 The leader for 1981. • • Af I ordably _ Inexpensive--~~~!\ Fashionably Priced, RENT · 22 · 1 u x mt r 0 r an g e C o . Fa i r home. Slpg 6, self cont grounds, Costa Mesa 24 52 7 5 / wk + 8, m i Hour info. 498-9177 &40-8585 Dune buggy & trailer, 72' DISCOVERER 25'. clean. n~.J.is hberi;tlas. streamline. · beaut Sips 5. Just re· 4 Wt.el Drives 9550 furbished Last C'hance. •••••• ••••••••••••••••• moving W 1412 1971 SUIARU - -4X41RAT 1969 Open Road c~b-roof This 4 wheel driv~ has air. sips 6, PB. PS. auto. low males. is a strong $3495 842 2067 runner & IS priced for a Trailers, UHlity 9180 quick sale! (365TDX). ••••••••••••••••••••••• MAKE Of.Fii Coleman versa trailer 0Hergoodthnl4/27/81 with hard rover, used TIMMOMS once S600. Call 979 9051. VOLKSWACHM I 3940 Cherry Ave. Trade your old sturr for LONG BEACH new goodies with a IOPENSUNDAYSl Clatisified ad. 642 S678 (7141121-130 I Motor HOMH, Sale I Motor HOftWI.. Sale J Rent/Storage f 160 Rettt /Storage f 160 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DO YOU HAVE ONE OF THESE? ~·'i •We will .pay $500 advance I a •Stability -: ~-~rs. In the bullnel8 •Net up lo $250 per week Our-compal!)' presentll, hat 2.eM In •dvance Europun FIY"driw" oont<acta and wlll peek .. 4.7M. y.....a...c11 ...... .... Jat S1 MIPJ L .. t 111 .... w •. ,..,......,.. Wt encour•o• you to COf1IPln ua with ott\tfS -come In and "'9C*" '1W 01Jt RESEAVATIOH 04AATS We MHdMon lt7t .. I l 1 • .. •• , .. " r;, I r ..J J tf ... ,, ,. 77AUDI Dynamite l'mr I dooc' aut.omaUc. Mi, swno, onlJ ._, ml.a.. Very dean. (5'7ftk0) '"" JIMM'MIO YOWWAMH 1'711 a..ll Blvd. 14~zooo '71 B·type2+2VU 2'7 ,OOOOria ml.I la-21tl l• _ .... t734 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73, xlnt cond., radials, 1----------r cstm wbh, S4900 847-9588. ~· 9741 •••••••••••••••••••••• LEASE DIRECT! 1911 SAA.I TUUOt IE.ACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEW PORT BEACH 752-0900 --9762 74Y'WIU9 Dynamite 1 P•tr ' speed. ortpw blue • white. Sharp! (OOOLWB> Pttl JIMM•llMO YOLISWA. ... 18'711 Beacb Blvd. '1t AUDI S. lo mUea1e, atlver metallic, fUll lu • pwr P•C\k•I•. aorf, whHlt, auto, am /Im ctU, $8000 845· 1804 ent/Wlmda '74 Gbla ad cood. nu eng. +more. $3200/080 847-9731 or (213J671 9116 LEASE DIRECT! ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14~2000 .. md•aMr,.,..ata •••••••••••••••••••••• t70t 71 DATSUN ZIOI Dynarnlte4 epeed coupe. Gold beauty. Very clean. (&39UDD) ............•.....••••• ""' 'M, 3,000 MK.II, rblt eng. JIM MA.llNO Xlnt medl. cond. 54,000 ortg. ml. ts,500. 730-5819 YOLISWAGIH 18711 Beach Blvd. M.ada 9731 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mutt sell, '72 RX3, gd cond . $1500 /0BO ~5Zl~or eve. '78 GLC 5epd, new tires, xlnt cond, 40mpg, best offer call Ml~ 198 I PEUGEOT _TUUOs IE.ACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 79 Subaru Brat w /camper shell & trlr hitch. 4 yn Jen on warr. 12,000 ml. like new $5800. ~ll76 ---foyota 9765 • •••••••••••••••••••••• BARWI CK DATSUN "a" J..iqn Copr,tr~ I t7' CHlftOLIT llAUVIUI WINDOW YAM Automatic trans., 2 rear 1eat1, pwr. steering. IMW '71 Z 14Z..JOOO ---------....................... --------'73 RX3, xlnt running cond. Sl.200 M9-0788 or 770-0771 75 TOYOTA SIS SPOl'TCOUPE Burns propane Save ' -(829MFV> 831-3311 "-=---__..;..;--------• AM /FM atereo tape, eauaes. "· , .. lank, 2 tone paint. cruise con· trol & radial tires (288WRR). * ca....NU'IO LUY •/>tom S.. with dual rears' Ideal ror landscapers, etc <Ser. SOCWI). ONLY $5995 MIRACLE MAZDA 21SO Harbor Blvd WEIUY CLEANC.AIS .AND TRUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET .'"-" ll.11 l~·r 11" d I c ~I \ \1 ~ ... \ 546-1200 OMLY SSHI :ffOWAID c .... ,... Dove & Quail Sta. NEWPORT BEACH COSTA MESA HIGH IUYEI _6_4_S._5_7_o_o ___ 1 Top dollars for Sports 133-0555 197tGMC LONGIB> rlCKUP Automatic trans . pwr, steering, stereo tape. fiberglass shell & ONLY 20,000 miles ! (11987 ) ONLY $5995 MIRACLE MAZDA 21SO Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 64~5700 '71 Dodge Van auto, p/s, p /b, reg ga.s, S1695/0BO 646-1678 --- Must sell '72 '~ton Dodge Van.Gd brakes, tires & Crager Rims. nds eng work $900/firm Call 673· 137 l '70 DODGE 3 spd, VS, re bit. whls, fm, upbl. snrf, 19mpg, xlnl $1700 S48 6980 6' Ford 16' Oatbed. 1'4.> ·71 Yellow Chevy Van. 6 ton. good cond . S3800 cyl. cpts. panelled cass, SS2·6568 new pnt S1650 900-7804 -----'U Dodge ~.T work '74 VW Van, 7 pass Sl800 truck. 4-spd, 6-cyl, utal spent on overhauled eng Red. runs xlnt S57S Xlnt runrung $4200 ofr. (99·5754 I 496 421S Cars. Bugs, Campers, 914's, Audi's Ask for U/C MGR JIM MA.llMO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH 14Z..ZOOO TOP DOLLAR P.AIDFOR GOOD&CLEAH USEDC.ARS! miracle mazda 2150H.._11Yd. 119 Chevy Luv step i.ade, AM t FM tape, pinstripe, sharp 673-8015 Cost. MHC1 64 5.5 700 '64 Ford Van, Econo 170, 6 ---- '66 Dodge AlOO pickup. very restorable cond 960· 7884 best offer - cyl, 3 spd, automatic Looks good, runs good, asking S7SO or best ofr. 714 7~·6S73 Autos Want.ct 9590 'Tl Datsun Pickup Stake • •• •• • •• ••••••••••••••• b ed New head s. WEPAYTOPDOLLAR . for top used car s · radiator. elec system foreign, domestics or ~ust sell. $4000, 496-4215 classics If your car is Chevy Luv '80 Longbed, AM /F M <'ass stereo , 16K m1. camper shell 95500 Call Ans Ad 11361 extra c lean , see u s F'IRST ' ph 642-4:.JO 24hrs '79 Ford Ranchero 500, fully loaded , A 1C , ~M /FM tape. er con :.. b"ol. xlnt cond Best ofr '48·2993 or 494 1605 ·~ If I '" Otwtep C-'Y 2925 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 979-2500 WANT ACTION ~ Class1fe4 Ads 642 5678 Have something lo sell' Class1f1ed ads do at wel 1-1 Autos, Us~ WAMTEO. Late model Toyotas and Volvos Call us TODAY!" Earle Ike TOYOTA· VOL YO "UH~ ll•d. C ott• M••• "'-'44·' lO l or S40-t441 PORSCHES WANTED Allow us the opportunity to consider the purchase or trade tn of your clean Porsche Check wath Us Today' I J6J f H41• I><;< 81.,, .. u.,~n c,,o~ ... ..._ 2l3J Top Dlllar Paid For Your Car' JOHNSON & SOM Linc~ 2626 Harbor Blvd'. Costa Mesa 540-5630 For The Best 1975 DATSUN Buy Or Leaee Deal 71 O WAGON 74PEUGEOT DIES&. In OranieCounty... Automat1·c t Com•SeeUiToday'. rans , air '72 M uda Wgn, good cond, dlr rblt eng. stereo tape. $800 494 2894 504 s unroof sedan 4 speed & stereo. Papers on fre s h engine <~91.FF) ~ cond. & radial tires & SADll.EBACI BMW 28402 M arJuerite Pkwy. M la1100 Viejo A very Pkwy exit (orf 5 Freeway) 131·2040 495-4949 Closed Swidaye CREVIER Q I SI & H OAOWAY SAtHA ANA 835·3171 fHl UlflMATl DAIVJ"() .. ACHIN( •USEDIMW1• '78 5 J01A 154.21> '79 3201 (7S60) '79 l201A SIR <7089 ) '80 5281A sunrl (0013) '81 l201A (01151 CloMd~ '71530lA C059NJM). ONLY $2695 MllACU MAZDA 21SO Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 645-5700 '80 Dataun 280ZX. auto, w /all options, sunroof. custom chrome, black w /red inter Pnced lo sell by pvt party Sl2.500 -----Mere ........ 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •MEW'lt Ml%• 240D-3000 + SD SA VE SSSS$SS Earle Ike's TRANSPORTATION CONSULTANTS 645-4211 ~ory SELLING YOUR MERCEDf~? WE PAY TOP DOU.AR $$ Call Jack Bacon JIM Sl.f:MONS IMPORTS 1970 Harbor Blvd COl:i'TA MESA 631 1276 833-9300 Call 646-4629 --------- $3995 JIMMARJNO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Bea.ch Blvd 842-2000 orsclM 9750 •••••••••••••••••••••• ,.ORSCHE I 979 928. Fully loaded. 15,400 orig m1 . x.lnt cond. m· side & out. Blue book wholesale is $26,375; our sale price is S26, 775 (200368 > Ask for Duke or Mike THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR Bl 'ID. COSfA MESA 642 ·0010 I ·ss orig Por Speedster. 1'77 DATSUN 280Z 2+2, '73280C Xlnt C'ond Must BestOffer mags, a /c, stereo, xlnt sell S7500 OBO 7S2 2404 496 7928 cond. 552-4242. 760-8386 dys, SS2 S477e\.el> ·79 911 SC Targa, mint i----------1 c·ond Fully equipped '76 Datsun B210, '2M m1 . w man) opt 1 on s xlnt cond, must sell Custom palJll Best of SJOOO, 546-2674 fn 1714 )631 0232 o r eves 12131622-0066 'S7 356A Clean run.a well, $23'5 JIMMA.RINO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd 142·2000 '78 Corona Wgn, lo ma, air. auto, Jl6, etc, xlnt, $4.200 6 73-3826 80TOYOTA T~CEL 2 door 4 s peed It 'i. clean ' It's dynamite <340ZEEI $3995 JIMMARJHO VOLKSWAGEN 111711 Beach Blvd 842-2000 80' Super Cehl•a, Rood cond automatic, air cond c::ru1se control many xtrru. 968 0610 -- 78TOYOTA COROUASR5 s speed with air und s tereo Very dean 112327 1 $3495 JIMMARIHO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 BeaC'h Blvd 842·2000 72 Toyota Corona, Rood cond $1900 or bt•st offer 552 9S39 Alloy wheels, s tereo cassette, power win do ws, 13,600 original males. exceptionally nice ' PRICED TO SELL I ! (899VPY) c ,.. •• Moton lsl & Broadway '76 610 WGN. am /fm cass roof rack. asking $2700 494-7527 '73 240Z 327 eng, all TRW. Cl a ssic $4300 /0BO Late '76 C:omlla !i spd. 960 9531 SHS. hl<'hbk. hke nt•w, Santa Ana 835-3171 761MW 2002 4 sl)(.'e<i. Very clean lo<'al car (123RKLI $5695 JIMMAllHO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd 842-2000 TIM Moat bcltlRg Peri Of Yow IMW~Or L•awCo.Adh McLare11 IMW!! ... ,o..LeaM lyOwPhaMftt.! 1714) 522-5333 751MW Dynamite 200'2 2 door Automatic, air, stereo Low milee It's squeaky clean C419NlCQJ $4t95 JIMMA.llMO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd. Scarab kit, BW trans. dupont pnl, mu<'h more ' pp 770-4744 Beaut. '74 Datsun B210 HAVEN1 YOU Mint cond., lo m1, Sl 599 I ~-7274 ~~ •...•....••.•• !?.~~!WAITED LONG l~!~~,~~~~~!Rma. EN 0 u G HI? priced for llTlmed sale •1M·& 11 S.6"15-8243 MERC BENZ '7S X19, xlnt rond, am fm ~ tape, new paml, JO mpg. H~ · tioft! S3300 Call AnswerAd U •G!Me 114&4, 642-4.300 Prk"! ---· '73 Fiat l24 Sprt Cpe. eng Uni.-R..ance gd. ext tnt some work . Picas! AM FM cass, vinyl rf Low Mo. Lease beige $750 bst o f r Payment1! 966-0426 I 2-1 2 Mo. '73 8SO Spider. lo m1, Warnmwty AvaU. conv or hd top Stereo. SEE us mags, like nu. S26SO 557-7287 SUMMER SPECIAL. '73 TODAY Fiat 850 Spyder Convt '18 921 Wbt , under 20.000mta, Imm $27,500 Aft 4pm (714)749-2529 60 356 Porsche. Yell 1blk rnt AM FM tape. Chr whl<.. $2900 494-6ro7 G IAN T I NUOOH P O R S C H f', SW A PM Ef':T Ma~ 2nd 24 hr mfo. 498 9177 '73 91 1 Targa, CIS mJ 5 \pd, air sepia IJro"n $12.000 497 1945 79 924 auto. air. xtra .. llK m1 . Imm Sll 900 oso PP no 4744 •0111 Royu 9756 ....•........•........ 111 DEALER IN U.S.A. ClOS!O SUNDAYS 37MPG $3200 M67l71 Toyot a '77 Co r o ll a L1ftba<'k SR.5. 5i.JK1, nt'w t 1 r el-brakes. $3200 1\5 7 2 302 . 644 06tl5 ·77 Ct>llt•a GT hftbJl·k S i.pd, air, slert'<>. t·oppt.•r. x ln t cond , $4300 64S 1435. 494 Jll!9 V oJlcs W GCJl'ft 9 77 0 .•.....•....•......•... M.ARkHOWAID YOLISWAGBf Larae selection of • Volltawagena With com petltlve prica. ~~~~--~ ~100 13731 Harbor ~ Garden Grove IO VW VANAGON 'L · Model automatic with stereo Save ' (~2737) sens JIM MAllMO VOLKSWAGIH 18711 Beach Blvd. 842.2000 77 VW SCIROCCO Dynamite Pearl • metallic 4 speed. Xtra <'lean . s hows loving care 1079681) $4695 JIMMARJMO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd. 142-2000 '60 '65 VW left & right door. ·73 left door, S.SO ea<'h Western style whl rims for Super Beetle S20 ea 548-97 44 78 VW SCIROCCO Dynamite Brazil Bronze beauty 4 speed, factor~ air stereo Very clean 169SLPT1 $5695 JIM MARJMO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd 842-2000 ALL INDOOR VW PORSCHE on · RUAD SWAP MF.ET Saturda~ Night May 2, Orange Co Fa1r~r ounds. Costa Mesa 24 hour info 714 1498·9177 79 VW SCIROCCO Jet black beauty with fa<'torv air & stereo Super clean. low mile~ I 136XVYI $6495 JIMMARJHO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd 142.2000 '76 RARBlT reblt eng, air AM FM. auto. xtn1 cond $2700 7Sl ·8771 81 VWDIESB.. LS' Model 5 i.peed Fal tor' aar. s unroo f , l'ass-elle. aux1bar) tank Only 5000 miles F ull warranty Slate gre~ Dynam1Le ' UBOR9691 $7995 JIMMARIHO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd. 842-2000 We Pay OVER 1i.1oo1a 14Z..ZOOO ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST Canary Yellow. Am /Fm cass. Runs great Looks sharp. $2000 firm . 631-2347 Authorized MB Dealer JIM SL.EMONS IMPORTS 1970 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA '39 Rolls Ray<'e. Wraith, running <'Ond $25.~ 17071942,656.5 Saab 9760 Super Beetle. '72, ne" reblt eng . good mt .. sun· rf, $1800 673-12!0 CHEYROLETS - ~ Camaro ~ C.Orvelle 79 Chevette ~ Camaro i.l Monza 1l Camaro 79 Impala 79 Nova '79 Mahbtl 77 Malibu "'" - -- '728511 114'.m11 '3550" 1703511 '546511 1850011 s530011 1493011 ~28011 1353511 1111011 '98111 142511 1148511 SJf,611 197511 f8Ql 11 173111 1881 11 13l)ll OTHER MAKES '79 Bonneville ... ,. 1531511 1l Trans/Am ·-1865011 '78 Olds Cutlass .. "''' 1580511 79 Firebird "... 1619511 79 Pontiac -· '612511 77 Cutlass -· 1458011 '79 Cadillac s l(X{,011 79 Bo1ck -1703511 '71 Cutlass -1398511 '79 Buick -1705011 '131611 1102511 1110611 '905" $62611 Sfi0511 '146111 IS]jll 153511 5825" TRUCKS & V AMS IMPOITS -'''682()11 •476011 -tn" '95111 15l)11 597011 SS6()11 172511 132111 '221" ·~111 1121511 "'41 P&j(I '617511 '1339911 1312511 '555()11 1469911 1752"' 1449911 '419911 s439911 1319911 1449911 '762511 1469911 15~11 1559911 1397511 1859911 1619911 1345011 1622511 559911 '547511 '652511 14625" '557511 124990 '659911 •UBt• '467511 For Your Good VW. PorscheorAudi ' • """CF ' ...... ~ . , vw.PORSCH&AUDI 445 E. C.oast Hlway at Bayside Drive Newport Beach 673-0900 Premium prices paid for any used car < foreien or domestic) in good condition. See Us First! Sales-Serv1ce·Leasang Roy CcrYer,lftc. Rolls koyce BMW l~OJamboree Newport Beach 640.6444 791MW Dynamite 2 door au tom at1c Atr. stereo, S8k Very c lean (471SYH) $7495 JIMMA.llMO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd, 142.2000 '79 320i Topaz, well cared :.!888 l l<irhor Rl\'d for please call. •9'·~16 t'osta '!t·i-a s.io 0330 for appt toaee. TOP Dollar for old can '78 BMW 633, x~t cond, 4 running or not. apd, anthracite gray· 646-5602 beige, 34,000 ml, 121,000. ---------PP, 642·3433. '78 BMW D>I. Full eqpt. Nu tires & clutch. FulJ Alfa ICNMO 9705 malnt. rcrd Mint cond, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bat ofr Wknd /eve LEASE DIRECT! 714 /S81-401S '77 BMW m . auto, lo ml. lood condflion. 675-5847 Howdo 9727 631 1Z168J3..9:.JO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..._ ________ ·73 Saab, 4 cyl. 96GL. lesf> ,. than S0.000 act m1 . in VISIT YOUR '71 280SE 3 5, new eng, top C'Ond. ong owner. OR.ANGE CO.AST paint, bau & ures Mint S 2 3 O 0 1 0 B 0 Ca 11 .............•......... HONDA cond 673-6286 M cGowan. 646 4431 days. 642-6197 eves HE.AD QUARTERS SELL idle 1temi. "1t h a Dally Pilot C'la~i.1f1ect Ad Eager buyers read the C lass1f1ed ads ever) day If you ha ve sometlung for sale. re· a<'h them fast and inex- pe~1vely .'call 642.:..5678 TODAY!!! UNIVERSITT SALES&SERVICE '79 MBZ :.XXSD. 127.000 OBO Whit e tan . pinstriped, xtra tank, sunrf. cass. lo ma . hke new 7S2 7891 lutos, UHd t\utoa,Us•d t\utos,Used OLDSMOllLE HONDA GMCftUCKS 2850 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 540-9640 '80 MB 450SL. Black, Palomtno int. 3000 m1, 136,000. 873-3113 '68 280SL Red, new eng. A /C, auto, stereo tape, xlnl cond. Sl!i.500. Call 714/559·7'29 71HONDA - - Dynamite CVCC 5 speed MB '77 JOOD Diesel, blue. hatchback. Clean, low mint cond, HK mi mllea. U34WRN) SJ.5 ooo. 64().5390 Pt'5 ' JIM MAAIMO MBZ '76 280C blutblu. YOLISWAGB4 xlnl cond 52,000 mi 18111 Beach Blvd. Sll,OOO/ obo. S52·5S89. 142.2000 '72, 2200, 4 dr Sedan, sun· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1910 CADIUAC COUPEDEYIW (604ZBJ) •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '79 Prelude, am /(m radio, Sep, moon roof, XJnt cond. 53IH2s7 76HONDA CYCC HATC .. ACK Hondamatic radio aod beater . C lean ! (82-'RRT) roor. manual trans One Owner. xlnt cond $7 ,500. (213)696 4.Ul8 dys, (714) 552-0He eves/wknds. I tlO CADILLAC FLEETWOOD llOUGHAM SUtS JIMMA.mMO YOLISWAG .. , 11711 Beach Blvd. 14Z..2000 1tl0 4 door Accord Green. Mint coad. ll300. 551·M85. aft4 pm. MUSfSELL! ! (325ZBW) '80MBZ:l>OD Llc. LAHG817 961-7700 lf7t CADIU.AC . .. d s~(~6~w L a t e 7 7 ... e r c e e a .. .. ...... , 450SEL, 1llver /black, .... -------------..ii ... ~~ 1or1eoua, w. everythln1. I t7t CADILLAC '900 + 1424/mo, auume ILDOIADO COUPI lease at uw"' lnt. for as (605965) mo 1 . Own er a ax . 11-------------------• 4N·t095 1971 CADILl.AC MGI t744 = ••••••;;·;;·;;;••••••i1---.. l-9_7_7_C_A_D_l_U._A_C _______ ~~ IOADSTa SIYIW N•W top, AM/FM at.NO tape, exct Uen\ coodl· L----•''.-1.o_s_P ... KJ..__~----...-.....,.-:- ttoe, one owner car Ir ~f?t M•B ' low mll•. (a790). .MOWSl477 Offer IOOd tin •m 111 TltllOMS YOLUW .... 11.oa..nAV'e. LONOBICACH <OPPSUHDAYI) 1714'821·1MI it VW Convert, yellow blac!k \op, tan lat, CHS, mi n t eon d , $8950 791).1.516, 857-1291 '67 BUG . Good transportation AM I FM 8 trlr. $1200, 631·9127 '64 Bue. all orlg eng, trans, xlnt Never wrecked $1375 631 2568 '71 VW 41 l Sqrbck Beaut motor, & cln bod y 873-1482. 67S.2545 '75 conven , yellow. ong owner, body &eng fla""' leas ~300 Donna dys 5'9·8233 eves 752 6360 '76 Rabbit. clean. $2600 080 645-3173 --- '61 Bug. Xlnl. mags, stereo, nu wht paint. $1595, 536-6456 '78 Diesel Rabbit. 4dr. s nrC. Am I Fm stereo. new radials, S4 ,99S 64.S·OSlS '7 3 SUPSt IUG upd. radials. very nm~. 61K mi, ~640-904~ '7 3 VW WESTFALi.A A fa ctor y pop -top camper bus, 4spd. xlnt cond, 5'K m1. must sell sacrifice $4400 640-9049 9772 ••••••••••••••••••••••• # t VOLVO DEALY IN ORANGECOUNTY1 SALIS. SBVICE AHDUAY4G OVERSEAS DELIVERY EXPERTS EARL.llkE VOLVO 1966 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 646-9 303 540.946 7 75 VOLVO Dynamite 24S 4 door wagon 4 Speed with air . .-. 64.000 miles Xtra clean :::, ·. (012201) ~· $4995 JIM MA.llHO VOLKSWAGEH 18711 Beach Blvd 842-2000 ORAHCH COUNTY VOLVO Lar1est Volvo Dealer in Orange County ' BUY or LEASE DIR OCT '76 Gremlin. nueng, stan· dard, Xlnt cond. Must sell this w ee k . $1 69S 1080 760·9204 . 759-1121 ck ••••:••••••••••••••••• '77 Camaro LT a ;c, pwr 6S Riviera xlnt body, no windows. door locks. engine trans $195 xlnl cond $3800/080 ~ 200 ---645-0057 '79 MARK V beau11ful '77 Regal. sunroof. new 1'67 Cove~. nt'w top. new metallic with carnage radials. S0.000 mi, $3250 M 1chel1 n rad 1 a Is . roof full) lo;,ded, full 673-S990an. 4 _ Am Fm cass. wire hub power group Lie odiUa c 9915 caps, 6 cyl 250 enR. auto S8 7 WW G $8 950 :.;•••••••••••••••••••••• trans. 66M m1 Xlnt Johnson & Son Lincoln C OHTEMPLA TIHG CADILLAC? We specialize in leases for the business ex· ecullve & professional. Lanp S. .. ctiom Of .-w ltll Cacllac1 Now Ill Stock! ~~&ft~ U-.<XJ HArtio< 8/vc1 c O'>lrl M£-..1 ')40 •)ll)(} '78 EL DORADO BIAR RITZ Leather interior. llll. crutSe Lie 478DOF $6750 John.son & Son Lincoln Mercury Costa M es a 54().56:Jl '76 Seville. xlnl cond, ful· lyloaded.~ 951 ·9SOOdys 499-3145 evs '78 Cad Dietel. slvr on slvr, all extras. xlnt cond. 60K m1 . S9000 675-8827 '71 BLACK CAO Loaded. as 1s, SSOO 67S.9018 CIMOl'O 9917 •••••••••••••••••••••• v-.Rahd Used Can!! '71CheTrOlef Ca111oroU8T-Top Ster eo, mag wheels. power w111dows & door locks. 33.000 miles <lSlVQE> $-5995 cond $3500 497 2116 Mercur) Costa Mesa '67 Convert XJnt cond $32001080 646-5918 . 642 2771 CIM•rolet 9920 •......•.............•. 197 6 CHEVROLET CHEYml COUPE Automatic trans .. air cond .. AM /FM radio & mag wheels (~RIX) OMLY $2595 MIRACLE MAIDA 2150 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 645-5700 1977 CHEYaOUT MOHTECAILO Automatic trans . tilt wheel, cruise control, pwr. s teering & win dows, splJtseat, AM /FM stereo tape & rallye wheels. < J..S6TW1') ONLY $3995 MIRACLE MAZDA 2150 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA ~5630 9932 .................•.•... I 979 CHEVROLET CORYmET-TOP Automatic trans . air cond . AM /FM s tereo tape, Vetle mags & tilt wheel. (ltl;WxDI. OML Y $11,595 MIRACLE MAIDA 2150 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 645-5700 SHOWROOM COHO. '75TTOP Power brakes. 'power windows, pawer steering with t1lt1telescop1ng steering wheel. air. A>.1 FM stereo, rear w i •· d o w d e fo g g e r . automatic trans Snow while w1lh Burgundy in· tenor 27.000 miles Im maculate thruout' S8100 754 6790 or Answer Ad 11209. 642 U>O 24 hrs 64~5700 '72 VET. yellowT top, 3SO ------eng Good cond Make 1979 CHEYlOlU offer l 78.5119'l CHEYmE4DL . 4 speed trans , air cond, Rl Corvette , loaded. AM /FM stereo cassette glass top. brand new & ONLY Z7 .000 miles? Black /steel gray ant. (364977 ) SlS.700 832·S262 Dealer. OMLY $3995 Cougar 9933 MIRACLE MAZDA ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 COUGAR XR 7 featur Ing pwr windows, fac· tory air cond. stereo 2JSQ Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 64!'.-5700 SEEUSRRST! We have a good selection of NEW & USE D Lie 202MSZ $2497 Johnson & Son Lmcoln Mercury Costa Mesa 540 5630 Chevrolets! '80 COUGAR XR 7 with COHN Ell CHEV•OLET ;!10 11.H hu r H h cl I ·1 ~ L\ "1 F'i \ S46-l 200 lilt, cruise. slereo. pwr windows Lie 183ZAT ~ 17950 Johnson & Son Lincoln Mercury Costa Mesa 540.SGXl ---;--Ford 9940 ~~Wiil-"llllA ""4(• CL E A ~-!7 ~M 0 NT E • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ 8Jj{B)) CARLO Silver w ;'80LTDWAGON -"Ford burgundy interior Air Factory Dnven... roof 10120GardenGro"e Bl More families are gettin cond .. AM /FM cassette, rack. air cond .. stereo. Garden Grove 530.9190 the camping "bug .. thi power brakes, steenng. Lie 654ZGZ . S6997 . year lf you have a $1500 76&-5837 Johnson & Son Lincoln camperthat's notgett1ng Mer cur y Costa Mesa C'auiried Ads 642·5678 used. sell It now with a Classified Ads 642·5678 540·5630 Classified Ad. ---- ---- Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT/Sunday, Aprll 2'8. 1981 '76 Montego MX . ilUtu radio. a <:, new ballery Sl 300 54 0-493S '78 MONA RCH with AM FM stereo, pwr windows, factory air cond Lie . 008llNQ $3997 · J ohnson & Son Lincoln Mercury Costa Mesa 540-56:Jl '80 ZEPHYR with only 9970 ············•·········· ·7 3 T bird, loaded, Xlnt shape $1750 pp 963-691~ '62 T~B1rd. Xlnl cond Low mileage. S>OOO. call 492·0152 '62T bird, 45,000 natural m1 Immaculate Ladies Pet. S2SOO 646-2032 11.000 miles. 4 cyl . 73 Toronado. loaded . bucket seats. stereo 'l(tra clean. bad valves Ve-cJG Lie 601ZEE $4797 b u t r u n s .: o o d ••••••••••••••••••••••• Johnson & Son l.incoln SJSOO 080 963-5845 '72 Vega. new ball & Mercury Cost Mesa tJres, l650 or best offer 540-5630 IWant Ad Help? 642 5678 673·4365 ~~·.~!~:1. ........... ~"!:1.~·.~~ .•.... ~ ..•. ~~0!::~ ....... . r~~~ ... , -----1 I *Brand New '81 Chevy Malibu Sport Sedan! trans . tinted glass. No 5834/6050 with auto Ong rao1als. V6 engine. pwr $66 8 sleenng & orakes. etc *Brand New '81 Chevy Impala Four -door! No 7207/6309 IN!lh auto Only trans overdrive pwr s1eering & orakes radio $8098 radial whites 1111 wheel air cono etc _•Brand New '81 Chevy Caprice Classic Four-door! No 176916231 with a11 O ly cond aulo lrans n AM/FM sport mirrors. s379 wrre wheel covers speed control over drive and more Aldos. Us.ct A.Mtot, UHd luto1, UHd A..to•, UHd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '!ltW«t IJ 'P~ ..... .,,f,;. ...... .. 510000 OFF ttte Advertised sale prices IMlow. whltt you pnHftf this coupon! I Offer good tlarv April 28, 198 I. Al ctn HbfKt to prior salel. '"'PONTIAC lt7' c .. n ''" fOID TUMS AW ..._a.la ••,, t HIC.- u:.dedl C1111tte, CNlle, full 4dr .. euto .. pft. low Fun ~ Oulee. lliereo. ~ _,. mcw.. (lt4CM). mll• (1&41). t .9«> Mo. mNtel (~ . ..,_ bootc •786&. Blue bOOk 14MO. Blue~ "'62&. -.U:l MU NICI 9.U.'I,.... NICI 54395 55195 ltl0ti4UDA fU &epd .• aJt, ~. (213U). .. book f7086. •Brand New '81 Chevy Malbu 4-Dr. Station Wagen! • 1981 Corolla Power front disc brakes, vinyl interior, bucket seats, MPX radio, automatic. (41279) (1 47626) 1 only 55477 e I ._..., ...... ats {1 on\y) -b cKet se -\ inter\or • u t disc bra\(es. s"~sy {z45094) power fron {41 I) s 1981 Pick-Up Vinyl interior, tailgate panel, 1 only. (41495) (012670) 1981 Starlet 5 speed, power front disc brakes, MPX stereo, trim rings. 1 only. (41662)(539553). Air conditioning. 55322 FOR '(OUR EDIFICATION I I AM READING FROM THE SOOK OF PROVERS5, SIXTH CHAPTER, NlNTH VERSE ••• N~NCY TODAY IS NANCY'S ·BIRTHDAY AND I'M FLAT BROKE ,l J..tOW LONG, '(OU LOAFER, WILL 'r'OV LIE TMERE? HOW LON6 UNTIL L{OU RISE FROM '(OU~ SLEEP? /1 , Cl-4APTER TWELVE.: VERSE TEN .. " A 600D MAN CAAES IF HIS BEAST IS ~UN6~'(11 By .Ernie Bushmiller . DENNIS THE MENACE My ~NGSJ AND MY NECKLACE/ ~a.JDGE LOOK, ABBEY. I I THl5 ISN 'T SOMETHING I CAN DISCUSS WITH YOU OVER THE PHONE! 6UFFICE TO ~AY, I THINK MAGGl WILL FEEL. BETTER IF I WOK INTO ~OME D£TAIL5 OF HEK HUSe>AND'o DEATH! T-- ~UST ANOTHER DAV lNTHE LIFE OF' A TYPICAL CAT By Hank Ketcham Wef<e ~RY1N'TR&A9UQE ... DIAM.OND9 AND PSAJ<L9 AAP 9TUFF. PARKER OKAY, 1 WON'T A~K ANY MORE QUESTIONS. COUN~EL.OR! BE51DE5. I'D BETTER 60 UP AND WAKE HER OR WE'L.L BE LATE FOR A LUNCH- EON AT THE ClUf>! 5EE YOU TONl0Hl, 6AM ! D IAMONDS'? PGARL9 '? IHANK9 FOR iHE SUGGESTION I~. ! i j l @ MOON MULLINS -resr TIME, cLAss r k 1TrY> WH,AT COUNTRY HAS BUCMAREST A'S ITS C,APITAL? You~TURN, K,AYo-- SOFIA? DOCTOR SMOCK IN FACT, smRIE.5 FQR EXAMPL..E: OF 'THE HUMAN RAC€ HAVE HOW MA~ SPREAD 10 IHE EAR'lHMEN FAR'THEST ENOS DOE.5 rr TAKE OF iHE m CHAN(7/E A GA~XQ f UGH1BUU3? _,_u Ferd and Tom Johnson ...---......---__,.... RoMANIA, Miss BcLCLJRVE'. -.9 0 ' . I • . . r :' VEr<.Y Goot:>. <:;uppy, HOW ,ABOUT YUGOSLAVIA ~ BEL~~ADE? IHAT'S 'THE" L,AST TIMi= l AS~ MOON FOR HEL-P ON MY HOMEWORK ... By George Lemont .· -· ' : : ~.Rl ~fH-C S(IU~tJLE' t;Llf18~t..E 5l 1'i~&I..~ llj(frl~"l..C .;LRl~flt.E: T OM, "'>R ! Mc&QSL COA\5~ fw& ~Af'CU-.R .• W'-IAT IF~ .. AOP.A·LETTER WORD GAME I You ate chelltj,ged to complete the diagram above by finding seven word$ ending In CENT. Each word Is one letter I~ tt~n I ts predeceuor. Definitions follow : 1. lloodtlilMlnd trait. 2. Str.M In vofc:e. J. Alrptrt approldt. 4. Klndof reom. s, O.ttlntold. '· ........ hued. 1. Gloriously trend. Remember, each word 11 One letter longer than the preceding word. Flvr CA .. YOU TRUST YOUR EYHf n.re an at i.aat six differ· enClll tn drawlfl9 tletaltt IMtwttft .., and botf9m ,.,,.is. How qujcld' un ,.u flnf themf Chtdl an1wen with those below. Is a good score. L:t.!.:i.....:::::::::.--i:::::::::::. _ _::::::...,,::::::11~S:::.....J 1uo 111uO"W / iu•M~1'1 • HIT PARADE! What b mlulnt from tttla un._. battlno 'IU.HlllP ., .. "019 •• °"'HOW,, APl014 d"'~ f 'P'tltll " PH .. t ,.,.01 •• ••1•M f lki1u11u \f 1"'11 t 6v1n 1w " 14101>~•eM 1 W>V•••1110 , ... ,...,~ f 'IUt,_.,, t 'fut > ,,.0 c 1v•l>• , 1u•>~ 1 practice scene? To find out. ;add lines 1 to 2. l , etc. -. -I UbHN, WHY D'DN1T y_oo uuST EMPTY THE WASTE. BASKET? ~ ... you CAN STi LL GET '30ME.TH\NG lNTO \T. HOOP LAI Appty the tollowtno colon neatty to ttte drcua scene above: 1-Red. 2-lt. blue. l-Yellow. 4-Lf. Brown. S-Ft.sh tonn. 6-llKk. 7-Dlc. brown. 1-Lf. SH1rpfe. t-Ora"9f. WHICH DO YOU Wl~H, COFF££,TEA OR MILK? SUDDENLY YOU'RE~ AIRU1JE ~05TESS? ) , by · MacNelly ~ me QlllSl.lllll • • ,....... 10 ··-.v: mll't ~ '" L~ A1tf lltw -~ If'< 1oon •11 ~ ~ lillt ~ ounllOllS $olry ... CM! I 1115-Olt!etS FOR ANN W. ~ praidcnt. Na· lional Amodalion of Women Lawyaw Wbyebould .... be•-.... ODof womm~wbm .... llDOMIO- ddoo ol men aa.;..? I~ the thrUlt w tD ta.. one M'QdeHon with ...,,_. belDsa ...a. raa ••• ol ........, -V.8., EJkhmt. W. • It ls vital to have a tepaRde women's organtzatkm. The National Aslodation of Women La~. founded In 189'J, began as a club to ~Ip those few women at the ber who l..ody lawyaa: I.ender al the bor. were pioneers In the profession and who couJd not then join the men's bar D!90Cietk>n. there was discrimination not only In admitting women to the bar but ln permitting membersh1p In men's bar associations. Since discriminatory practices still persist, It Is necessary to have a separate group representing women at the bar. FOR CHERYL TIEGS. model .. tt tnas tUt you onlil !Ive In the ........ Md ....... to ddak of lbe diltlmt futln? -S.M., Prow, Utah •I think about It. of course, but I am not obeessed ~ \t. People who dwell on the sub)ect of aging do so only out of boredom. It means they have too much time on their hands, nothing to occupy their minds. Fortunately. my mind and hands are fully occupied. But anyone who says he newer thinks of what he'll be like In 10. 20 or 30 years Is lying. FOR ISAAC ASIMOV. IC!cnce·flcik>n Writer Dkt the Jo.a continent of Adam» ever Gist? Whcr•.,.. taa "ru.lnl• locaMd ~?And do "'°u think that Ille. other than mutne •. aim In unapl«ed pma of the ocean? --P.M:, ~. Wll. • I believe that the tale of Atlantis stems from a de- structive. volcanlc eruption on the small but cMlized Aegean island of Thera In 1450 B.C. Traces of the dvllii.zttion are st1lJ there -and have been found. In 6nsWer to the last part of your question. absolutely not. FOR THE •ASK" EDJroR W.. Glenda Hdieoa ~a problem chld at tdaool aad DWtv ap •er? -.I.E., MonWowa, T-. • It never got that far, but Glenda felt she came pretty dose once. She played a prank on a teacMi who had a fear of the ~· Glenda hid her9e.lf in a rarely .. Uied ciaSsrOOm dosit and prOcieaed to tap and rap on the door. When none of her students could hear those mysterious noises, the teacher ran out In sheer tenor. Glenda said that was her acting debut. FOR ntE .. ASr mrroR wt.r• '*''. I I bu.,: .. 1111 to ..... .,,...~,.-?,...... ._ ao be eo warldlJ,. -T. Dlsoa, nm. Nida. e Jazzman Kenneth Red Norvo 1qee5 wtth you. He told us: "It seernt mWldana are wd quallfied for governmental poets. Benny Good- man, Andre Prevtn, Count Basie, Bil- ly Taylor, John Birks Gillespie, could hold the floor lntelectualy, hlstorlcaly and logically wtlti most ambassadorial choices. They're beloved by for· Bennv Goodmon: upbed /or }t:mmen. eignen, can mix and mingle wlh the highest to the lowest and CO(nmunicate wlh al segments of society. It's time )azz, and Its purveyors, were taken as aertously as lawyers, perlormers and buslneamen." Red Norvo rates his colleagues at the Sarasota Jazz Festival, at which he plays, as qualified. FOR ALWIN NIKOLAIS, founder and choreowapher of Nlkolals Dance Theater Can poa ... rtpt ~ If • pcnoo ... bona duca? -G.M., Mmton, Ohio • No . It's impolli>le. I know many who could nor have looked or behaved klutzier, yet turned out to be m~t artists. I could quote many lnJtances where young people seem to be totaDy Inadequate, then turn out to be qule extraordinary -Murray Louis for one. He never would have possed an audition. FOR EDmf HEAD, designer When you cJedgn gowrw iDr mov6e ....,.., do you pay au.daft to the dk:tata of,.,.., Nl.'W York, London? -c.r .. Sacrammr.o. Calif. • No. When I design a costume for o star, I am pri- marily Interested In the character she's playing, end I am l}aturally less Influenced by the fashion centers. You must remember that my purpose Is to translate the ;x:tor or actress Into a dlfferent person , and thot Is the primafY thought be!'tnd anything I do. FOR PRESTON ROBERT TISCH, prakicnt, Loews Corpotatlon P-.. aplaln the <*• ~ ID wf*b 1"0ll ~ ~a ........... • _,_ Mor-pn. Albmy Park. N . .I. • After the Citizens Union pcesetlbld m. wlh la Dis- dngubhed 5ezvlce Award, my wfe said, .. , really enjoy being rnamed to the tap banana In the Big Apple ... Then my ~ added. '"he really • a peach." WhXta led me to say, al this tal< about 'top benana,' 1>tg apple· and 'peach' makes me sound Ilka a &ultcake." PRO fLii»owamdw.._ Wrtght (D.·Texas). Majority PROAnDCOO Leader .I Since ~ oil production peaked In 1970, the U.S. has become alarmingly dependent on foreign sources. Imports will bleed us of $90 Won this year. Wa have one-third of the world's coal reserves. Technology exllt9 to con- vert coal to JiquJd and gaseous fuels , but lndUlll'y has been W\· ding ID build such plants without Government beddng. The Synthetic Fuels Corpo.dola wm aeated to provide such beddng al vtrtualy no COil to the taxpayer. ft Is etMn!lal to America'• futuoa th.at this program go forward . Should There & a Federal A.latance Program to Develop Synthetic Fuels? ....-., ........................... ,Qil,.,..,....,. 141 ~A.e..-Y••Y tml.Wt't.,lttllr._ ... Suppose we dedde to emphasize nonpolluting energy conservation Instead of spending $88 billion on synthetic fuels. It would be quicker, It would be much, much cheaper, and It would not require salaries ol Sl5Q,()()().plus for a new Federal syn.fuels bureaucracy. Noc would It reJy on an untessed technology. ConMJVatlon and toW &8chnok>g6a ... known ef- fec:dve factors In the energy ervna. lt mab:s good .-to ~ IUCh lnmtpenstYc tach· nologes before 11Akftztng tM otl c:ompanld' syn- fuel plans. That" whet COit-cutting ls all eboUt. ......... Hawtdftl Paint 1""*911 Palnt Co. Ranc:fte Hardware lkleMl'lll ~aint K1f'I CosaeMeu Mentgomety want OeMttofftt Amerltone Paint Ctr. Dana Point Hardware llTCMO GrMft TI\umb Slddleblck Lutn&et Miiton MontQomety Want Miiiion VlelO Montgomery ward ONnoe BaYlhote Buildet'I S~ Sana.a. ... Ton\°1 Paint lanllAna Cotorama Paints Montgomety Ward Tuttlll' Tustin Lumbef Yorbe Unde' Yort>a Unda Building. Cont1ollln9 Hlg~ Blood P1essu1e It'• called the •.uent kill~ because It can sneak up on you without any symptoma. But,fortunately, high blood pressure la one of the mo« treatable condltlona. By Gbla Hodvnon SeveBI months ago, Nancy C .. a healthy, 42-year-old mother of two, went to her gynecolo- gist's office for a routine checkup. She was stunned when her doctor to&d her that her blood pres.- sure was alarmingly hJgh. He asked her to return the foDowlng week so he could ched< again. It had not changed, and she was Informed that she may have had the condition for some time without knowtng It. It Is not unUSU111 that Nancy had hypertension (another name for ~h No one knows what causes high blood pressure, although studies Indi- cate that some peopk>. are susceptible to It because of heredity. Persons whose parents had hypertension are at greater risk, and It is they who !My be most affected by overweight, stress, drinki"9 or smoking. Physi- cians point out, however. that these factors will not cause hypertension In persons not prone to the ailment. They remind also that while the word "hypertension" conjures up an lrMge of an anxious, frenzied executive type. the hypertensive patient rMy be t~nse or relaxed. aggressive or passive, active or lethmglc. More than 60 mllffon Amo1cons -many under 35 -houe hyperten· slon. So eueryone should be checked on~ o year blood pressure) without realizing It or experiendng any symptoms. In fact, hypertensk>n has often been called the "silent killer" because Its sufferers don't usually expenence pain or dis· tress. And the symptoms which do appear in some cases -dizziness. headaches and fatigue -are asso- ciated with many~~na and may nut be e\lldent for a long time . Morf than 60 rlrtDion Americans are vidims of the ailrnent, and It Is a lead1ng cause of dath because It pre- dpitzstes str~. ~ attacks and kidney failure . ' 4 • 'AMILY WllJC.L'I'. April 21, •1 While hypertension has often been thought of as an Molder person's" dis- ease. there Is lncreaslng evidence that it !My be prevalent In men and women under 35 and even In teen- agers and younger children. Andlngs of elevated blood pressure In children may be dues thet ierlous hyperten· slon "'4IJ cWvtJop later. Th& IS why t ts Important that · evayone have hls or her J>rU$ute checked regulerfy. Even though ~ cause of hypeftenalon Is dlsturbtngly eluslve1 ~ 1d~n ti easy. By using a spt)vgmomanometer. the rubber device that wraps around the arm and deflates as the blood pressure Is read, doctors can gauge the pressure exert· ed by the blood against the wells of the arteries as It Is propelled by the heart through arterial blood vessels In· to capUlaries. Blood pressure readings vary and change wtth age (they tend to rise as one grows older), but 90/60 to 140/90 Is considered wlrhln normal nmge. Average blood pressure Is 120/80. The first number refers to the systolic pressure (1he beat of the heart when It Is contracting) and the lower number e.xpresses the diastolic pres· sure (the pressure level in the arteries when the heart Is resting). Since blood pres.sure can vary as much as 30 points. even within a few minutes, at least three separate read· lngs on different occasions are neces· sary. U al of them are higher than nor· mal, a diagnosis of high blood pres· sure Is probably accurate. A modest work-up of the patient should follow . Rore than 90 percent of the time. no ca we can be identl· fied . But sometimes these tests yield results that may suggest secondAfY hypertension, which exists because of another condition such as a blocked artery to the kidney or a tumor of the adrenal gland. These conditions can be cured, thus eUmlnat!ng the hyper- tension. The work-up, suggested in the Na· tionaJ Institutes of Health (N.l.H.) 1980 Report of the Joint National Committee on the Detection, Evalua· tion and Treatment of High Blood Pressure, Includes a medical history, taken and evaluated by a physician. a thorough physal examination, a uri- nalysis, blood tab and an eJectrocar- dlogram. H these findings are nega· tlve, no further tats are recommend- ed at that point. Fortunately, hJgh blood pres.sure Is one of the most treatable al ailments. If hyperterulon is mild and there Is no 11i:itcattdn, ol other conditions which may be a.using It, some doctors will urge ldtanges In ltfe tryle before ~~ medbtlon. These Include ·m . cutting down saJt Intake ~d ll'lg a regular exerdse pro-araID· these""measures do not.\\'Ork. there ls new evidence that drugs are beneftda!, even to patients with m1&d hypertension. Until recenrly, penons with c:UastoUc presaura between 90 and 104 were consktered to be only ml.Idly hyper- tensive, Implying that thelr condtions &hould not cause concern. However, the resuks of the N .I. H. report demonstrates that this Is not the case. In e seven-year program which In· duded 10,000 people, It was shown that even people with mild hyperten· slon . if aggressively, but appropriately treated. have fewer deaths from aD causes than people who receive rou· tine care or no care at all. (Until this study. It was not known that persons with mild hypertension would benefit from treatment.) T he study also revealed the ef. f ectiveness of "stepped care." Ave thousand patients were closely followed at special clinics set up and operated by N .I H The first step of care was simple treat· ment wtth diuretics (med~n which Increases salt loss from the body through the urine). U this did not work, another medication. such es clonldlne or propranolol, would be added. Step three would require the addJtton of a vasodilator. which opens up narrow vessels which could be contributing to the high blood pres· sure. If hypertension were still not re· duced. step four would Introduce yet another drug. "There .were 17 percent fewer deaths In the group of patients who had received 'stepped care' than there were In the group that had received traditional care," says Graham W Ward, chief of the Institutes' Heahh Education Branch. When blood pressure Is alarmingly high. there are many -drugs that bring it down quickly and keep It under control. Diuretics. which lower pres- sure by reducing the amount of fluid In the blood, are effective with more than one-third of patients. For others, doctors may prescribe drugs to dilate the walls of the blood vessels or to keep blood vessels from constricting. There are two lmportant rules which everyone should follow : • Be certain that you and every member of your family have a blood preS&ure check at least once a year This Includes young children . • If hypertension Is found, follow your doctor's lns1ructions about diet, medanon, changes in routtne and follow-up vtstts, even If you feel weJJ and remain free of symp-raw! toms. aa;J EClttor'• Note: Next month If H19h Blood Ptessure Month. For additional tn10rma- \f<>fi about high blood pressure, ""1te to H~ Blood Prusure lnfonnatk>h Center, J,20.(80 National Institutes of Heahh. Bethacta. Md. 2020s. 0 Q m m m ,,, "1 .JI "1 .JI • SEEING DOUBLE New Reseateh About Heredity's lmpad on Twins By Bruce Schechter I n fny tales It happens this way: A rich man's wtf e gives birth to Iden- ~ twins. One night, several weeks later. a band of gypsies passes through town. and for some dark reason. they spb1t away one of the twtns under the cover of darkness. The rwo grow up unaware of the ex· lstence of the other. but there Is always a constant, nagging feeling of lnc.ompleteness One day, after a long and unlikely chain of events, they are reun•ed. And they live happily ever after. Amazingly, twm. separated at birth and reunited yeon later •how at:rlklng •lmllarltle11 In personality - aometfmea right down to the way they aneae. l ! In real llfe It happens dflerently. There were no gypstes passing through Piqua. Ohio, 39 years ago when a 35-year-old Immigrant gave brth to Identical twin boys. She was no rich man's wife -she was unmar- ried. in fact, and therefore chose to put the twins up for adoption. Jtm uwt., hil third wife. Sandv. and tMlr chlld~n. uwis'J /trst son. who liua with S«Ond wife, Betty, ii named Jama Alan -the some name (different ape/ling) a1 twin Jim Springer's first son. Within six weeks, two couples. the Springers and the Lewtses, were found as adoptive parents for the boys. h is likely that the Springers would have adopted both boys. but for reasons unknown they were told that the other twin had died at birth . They named their new son Jim. The Lewises named their son Jim. too Coincidence? Maybe. But 39 years later Jim Lewis wasfeellng lonely. Years earlier his mother had told h1m that he was a twtn. "I always kinda felt I wanted to have somebody close to me." he re· calls. Finally this desire gave way to action and after a smal amount of poking around In the courthouse. Jlm Lewis located his long-lost twtn . And then the c.oincldences really started to multiply. Ant of aU, the Jim twins -as they've come to be ~nown -found that they had both been married to, and then divorced from, women named Unda. They both rcmarrlcd. The names of the new wlva? Betty. Jim Springer with hit a«:0nd w~. olso named Betty, 10n Jama Allon and daughters ~phonte and Li.a. Both men had ·~ part time as spooky." deputy sheriffs. In thei' span th'ne the The only pcnon who was happier Jim twtnl like to play around In thetr than the Jlr'O twtns about this rcmark- basement wood·worklng shops, .J able reunion was UnJventty of Mln- whcre they make mJnJatura: l...cwts naota ~ Thomas Bou- makes miniature picnic tables; Spmg-chcd. Reedktg al the reunion tn the er snfm miniature rodclng chairs. Mfnncaf'O/Jr Tribune, he must have They both ... but the 111t goes on and fe-as d he had dilcovered the psy- on. Says Springer: "It's ~t c:holog6cal ROMtta stone. Dr. Bouchard, who had been wdytng Identical twins for some time, saw In the Jim twtns a perfect oppor· tunlty to lnve9:tgate the Issue • of .. natW'C" vasus "nurture." Ever stnoe 1865, when the MontiWu\ monk, Gregor Mendel, showed that wrinkled peas tnhcrtt their wrinklt &om their fcxbean ldtnttsls have wondered what role lnheritance plays In deter- mining the bves of humans. It is dear, for example, that blue-e_yed parents give birth to blue-eyed chUdren. But do Intelligent parents have lnteUJgent ' children? Do evil parents beget evU cbtldren? Not necessarily. argued many sd- enttsts. Nurture -the way a child Is brought up -certainly plays a large role In his future development. too. U a child Is raised In the wild by animals -as was the celebrated 19th-century w\ld child, Kaspar Hauser -he may never develop Into what we today call a normal human being. The question is, how large a role does nurture play? To answer this question . scientists would have to observe the same child growing up twice: once with musical parents, say. and once with parents who were scientists. The only solution to this dilemma, It was reallz.ed. Is to carefuDy pbserve Identical twins who are raised apart. ldendcal twins develop from a sin· gle egg ceU; so their genetic makeup Is Identical. The "nature" of a set of identical twins Is Identical. To the ex- tent that natural lnherttance deter- mines the development of the individ- ual, ldendcaJ twins raised apart should be similar to one another. Only three and one-half out of every 1.000 childbirths result In Iden· l.kal twins. Of these. very few are separated wtthln weeks of birth. If the Inf ants remain together for more than even a few months. "c.ontamlnatlon" begins to occur. for the first months of chiJd-rearing have an enormous effect on future development. Of the ldentl· cal twins that are separated at birth. very few are ever reunited. And that Is Why Or. Bouchard Wllll SO ecstatic when he read about the Jim twins. He knew that he had to work fast. After a few weeks of penonal contact, who could say how much contamlna · tton of the twins' penonallda would occur? Within 48 hours, Dr. Bouchard had raised the necessary funds to brtng the Jim twins to Minnesota for a week's worth of Intensive testing. In that week the twins were subject- ed to a battery of physk:al tests, asked • over 15,000 quadonl, iltemewed and obeerwd until they and the tden· tlstl were totaly drained. The picture (conllnucd) OIEVY IMM' A. Al111rica~ lowest-priced ful-size clesel wago..: l"ull-elu room. comfort and ride are yours alone with fmprea•m fuel economj The Impala Dieael Wmaon holds ea HWY. lilW) Ef'A O¥er 87 cublc feet of carao. or up to etcht people when you order the available third seat model. For famil1ee on the ~ UT. .l!@AI ~ .. ao. lt'a an Ideal way to act there. Chevrolet lmptlla and Caprice: America .. favorite full ... tu wagons. No wonder. Wllh available dleed engine. CHEVY MAI llU. Aanerica~ lowest·priced niid·size Y6wagon: :i::n~eU::::in"f.!:~:O:".:~~Ve; =e~;:!:~~=.';!!:e~~=~~~e~;:~ ~~ :::! 28 ~'1 cost CbeYY Malibu: It's a lot of wagon for not a lot of money-a real value ln the true tradition of Chevrolet A PG.ir of family wagons long on m11.-e, shirt on pnce. UP.Al-EAi> !!¥. EST MP(;'' TwlN <Akar SlOhr (I.) and Jack Yuk: During World War II &Ohr"'°' part of Hider Youth; Yule UJOS ralud o Jew. that • emaged from .. .;Atha ~ en*~--~. Thilr peno~ prollla, wh8rt SIUl*ll'Q- pcieed. w.e w-..., ......... ~ :::.:~:...~ ='--=~r! t*i\," ays Di. Bo.rta.d. ·~ wblit he found ewn more dlfflcult tO believe than the ~ numbers pl the tests was the \W:anny simllarty in the lesHneasurable elements of pason-alty. ¥ Susan Farber, a New York Universi- ty psychobgist, wouJd concur. In her own Investigation ol 95 case hlltoria of reunited ldcntlcal twins, she has seen remarkable evidence for the dominance of genetic Influence. She has tried· to explain the simllartty ob- served In kienticals as a function of early contact, arguing that the per- sonalty ts formed In the first few au- dal months of life. But her results are puzzling: "ParadoxlcaDy," she report:S. "twins who had had the least contact proved to resemble each other more strtkingly In personality." Bouchard and his colleagues have collected data on 18 other sets of Identical twins. and the similar1ties The Jlm twirlt IJJllh Dr. Thomc:w 8oocho-d. His -.. on the two men showed haedib;~ ostonlahlng fmpoct. I have continued to amau them. In one of their most utonllhtng cases, the twtns Oskar StOhr and Jack Yufe. were separated at stx months of age. StOhr was brought up as a C6tholtc In Germany and became Involved In the Hitler Youth Movement. 'rule was raised e Jew and joined an Israel ki>- bu~ at the age of 17. Despite their disparate background. despite the fact that they do not even share a com- mon mother tongue, there are aston- ishlng slmilarltia between the two men. Both wal< with similar galls, talk (In their own languages) with the same cadences and faD asleep after eating. Both share the decidedly odd habt of flushing the toUet before, as well as after, use. And both think that it ls the he9ht of wit to sneeze In crowded places. Other of Bouchard's twins share such cha~ as fear of heights , hyperactivity, bea-wetting and even homosexuality. Admittedly, It ls an enormous body of circumstantial evidence. But, taken together, the$e "coincidences" begin to paint a new picture of human nature. It may tum out that many of our fears and freedoms are Ulusory; despite the best efforts of our parents and teachers, our intelligence, habits. talents, likes and dislikes may be pro- grammed Into our genetic structure. Ow genes could be our most rawt lmpo~nt inheritance. l&J ON DOUBLE PROTECTION AQUA-FRESW ON DOUBLE PROTECTION AQUA-FAESW NFights Cavities & Freshens Breath" AdWrtlMm~I \ I • 'I • .- ,. Sapphire, Emerald And Ruby Earrings "$5 A Pair As part of an advertising pro- gram we will send a pair of genuine emerald, sapphire or ruby earrings ro any reader of this publication who responds ro dlls notice by midnight May ~ for the sum of $5 plus SI shipping and handling for each pair. Each pair of stud earrings has a tocal of one quarter karat of band-cut pre- cious gems. Each pair wiU be accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. These ear- rings arc ideal as personal jewelry or as gifts. This adver- tising program is being con- ducted simultaneously in ocher publications. If you see it in more than oae, please let us know as this infot 1Dllion is im- portant to "-'· Should you wish to retUm your esrinp, iefunds • will be promptly made. While UUs prognun Cl¥b Oil May ~ if you are able to respond by May 18 and you request one pair each of emcrakt, sapphire, and ruby earrings, you may request them ai a special price of $13 plus SI shipping and handling (you save S4 ). There wiJJ be a limit of two seu or (6 pairs) of ear- rings per address. No requests will be accepted past midnight May 25. Any checks post- marked later will be tttumed uncuhcd. Please enclose this original notice with yow re- quest. Send appropriate 'sum to,ether with your name and address to: JatcrnatlonaJ Mooetary Mint. Gem Pro- gram, Dept. RSE-25, 390 Pike Rold, Huntingdon Yal- ley, Pennsylvania 19006. qw, ........... w...y,.. ' ~n Savage\ Quiet Succeu-sy Stephen fried ·r he chief tool an actor_ brings to his craft is his lJfe experiences. With John Savage. we've seen Prf-. marlly his unpleasant ones. as his most famous Ides -the ~ Vietnam veteran In The Deer Hunter and the failed suicide attempt-turned crtpple In his latest movie, Inside ·Moue& - reflect the physical disasters he's suf- fered in real life. As a child he was stricken with poJio, and five years ago, a near-fatal mot~ accident left him In a coma for six months. Curiously, Savage, 31. Is caught in an iictor's Catch-22. He plays support- ing characters so well, he fails to grab the spotlight. Even though billed as leading man in 1118ide MOW!8, the ftJm -the story of a rundown bar full of men with broken bodies but joyously aliYe splrtts -Is such that· Savage again blends In. Yet critics have surely taken notice. "He's a nuuve.lous, quiet performer," says Gene Siske!, ChJcogo Tribune film attic and co-host of PBS' Sneak Pre· ulewa. ..He shows promise of the caliber of a silent film actor -which is the highest compliment one can pay because the best actors don't need dialogue, they can communicate silently." Savage doesn't always see himself as so gentle, though. "I think I am be very selftsh and Inconsiderate wtthout b¢ng aware of It," he confesses. And he seems oblivious to the hict that he's considered one of Hollywood's best players simply becawe he gives so much to those he worl<s with. "I think I have a pattern of petfectionism about me so that at one time I'm egotistical and at another l'm humiliated or dlsap· pointed with myself." That disappointment pops up as blind guilt In conversation: "It's my fault Robert De Niro didn't get an Oscar for The Deer Hunter," he says. "I didn't support him well enough." Growing up on Long ls&and, Savage took to show business early. He had his own chlldren's theater company by age 13 and made his profmonal de· but Off .Bcoadway the fo!Jowtng year. He even tried ~ tt as a rock singer durtng hb teen-age yan. lils national break came In the 1913 film St.felvard Blues. More notk:eably, his recent film roles in- clude the anguished cop In The Onion Aelcl-and the naive farm boy in Hair, whl&e on 1V, he played the cub repor".er OJ} the 1976 sertea Gtbblvtlle. Today ac:Ung Is practScally4\e sum toCa1 of Savage's llfe. although he also enjoys reading and water sports. His marriage, which began right after hJgh school, recendy broke up, but he still l'AMILY WIDU.Y, .. te. 1tl1 • H spends all hls nonworking time in Cape Cod wtth ex-wife Susan and their two children, Jennifer, 12. and Lachlan, 11 . "I love It at home and that's the center of my world," he says. "I'm still not sure what 'divorced' really means, but we're•doing the best we can." try something much IJghter. Sovage Is aware that playing too many unhappy sorts could typecast him. After he finishes his next film , The Amateur, the story of a CJ.A. computer genius whose gjrlfr1end is murdered by lel'Torists, he hopes to "I want to do a rip-roaring comedy, something fun ," he concludes. "Humanity is humorous, and the wonder of Ufe can go either way. My characters are all In a state of rwt wonder." IAJ RULES Her•'•.., you h9ve to do to receive a SfOre certificate for a tree Pureic quality product: t. Pritrt your name and address on the ord« blank. 2. 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I NAME~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~..__~~~ ADDAE88~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~- CITY Sl.'TE Z1P~~~--~ .... to: Pu'9t FrM Offer, P.O. 8ox ldl 374, El~ 1'rl.-7"T7 T1aofl9rle ... 10-Mlncstlf-per~per-.« ....... Ml:wM..._lor--,. OfWfOC!!IOf'#tf!llhe U.&A. ~ ....... ~...Sot~. TlllllOOllPOlllllUlt~~ ,..,,... Cclflet Will nol 119 llCllAIMd. Thia offer .... ~'°' 198{ . .... -~--~-----~----.,.------------------------~---------J C.ttlng Your man to Help ·. · ·· round the House 8)1 L«Nly Berger Now that more than half of all women over age 16 are em- ployed outside the home, one might assume that more husbands are shar- ing in household responsibO- lties. ln fact . several recent studies tuive Indicated that men are pitching in these days with such chores as vacuuming, washing dishes and Jaunderlng. But Joseph Pie.ck. pro· gram dlre.ctor of the Wel- lesley ~ge Center for Research on Women. In Welles£ey, Mass., tells us tMt these studies are definitely mlsk!adlng. "Ahhough ·some data in· die.ate that husbands do a lit. de more of the housework when their wives are em· ployed -espedally those who are younger, better ed~cated and who have chiJdren -there Is no strong trend toward significantly more male participation at this time," Pleck says, adding that "wives, even when employed. full time outside the home. still tend to be responsible for most of the housework ." Jim SchmJdt, 35, a retatl· Ing manager In AJbany, N.Y ., whose wtfe Beverly, 34, works full time as a secretary. Ulustrates Pleck's 'aN)ysls. "I only do about l percent of the housework," he says, "but port of that Is because J often have to work Lote .. I Beverly admits that she would be ple¥ed tf Jim were ab'8 to do more of the . ori<. "But how can elk a guy to help out he walks In at 8 P.M. I had no idea Geritol does so much for you. lo tell you the truth, I always thought Gerttd was for older people. Like my parents. But you know ¥.'hat I found out? Women my age are especialty susceptibfe to iron-poor blood. It's a problem millions of us have ... Iron- poor blood is the most wjdespread nutritional ailment in America today. So now I take Geritol e:-1ery day. With Geritol you're sure c:A getting enough iron to build iron-poor blood back to normal. Plus you get vitamins that are important to your~tth~ Geritol: Every day. / . for dinner?" she asks. So she has learned to lower her ex- pectatk>ns: .. J still have cet'· tain standards of cleanliness, but the holl$e doesn't ~ve to look like a mu.5eum." The Schmldts• treatment of the housework Issue Is becon'Ung a common one, according to Dr. John Robin- son, director of the Survey Research ~nter and pro- fessor of sociology at the Unlverstty of Maryland In College Park. "What Is more significant than the slight male Increase In household chores is the .deaease In women's overall nousework ... Robinson reports. Changing attitudes toward houseworl< are probably seen most often In younger mar - ried couples, where both hus· bond and wife have always worked full time. Sara Elsner I 24. a Government admin- tstratoi; and her husband. Steven, 26, an advertising ex- ecutive of Baltimore. are at- tempting to divide their household chores. Sara Is responsble for the cleaning and laundry, while Steven's provtnc.e Is the cooking and maraettng. The Bsners stress flexbility as a key to what makes their ammgement successful. '1t's vttal not to go overboard with structure," Sara emphasizes. Here are hints for making housework a shared experi- ence. 1. Iden~ the Problem: Before any change In housework distribution Is ~. says Pleck. a couple must be aware that change Is necessary. They should sit down together and try to figure out the total number of hours each spends In paid wori< plus the time each spends on housework and child care. Once a disparity is perceived, possible solutions can be suggeSted. 2. Relax Your Stan- dard•: "Some men are afraid their work won't measure up to their wife's ex- pectations." says Robinson. ~But If a more casual att.erion Is set up -tMt is, doing the dishes ju.st once a day - husbands may be more will- ing to help." 3. Womf!ll Should 'UM Up Their Domestic Throne": Letty Cottln Pogrebtn. in ber book Grow- ing Up Free: Raising Your Child In the BO's (McGraw- HUI), says th at women should not feel guiJty about giving up some of the house· work but shouJd be willing to "rellnqulsh their expert status and share the power." 4. Teach Him the How· To't: Husbonds shouldn't be afraid to ask their wives to teach them the household chores they are unfamJltar with, and wives should be willing to share the lnforma· tlon . 5. GM Your ChJJd:ren the .. Gtft of Self-Rell· ance .. : Pogrebtn points out that Involving children In the housework should. not be viewed as an Imposition but as a valuable responsibility. Beverly Schmidt. who has an S.year-old son and a 6-year-old dllughter, agrees. "In our house the kids alter- nate tasks," she says. "I don't make any distinctions be- tween boy's and girl's work, and f think It's good for them. Even though they complain sometime$, I don't feel BIR guilty... llll:J l'l\MILY W!fl<LY. i\pf11 29, 1911 • 13 14K Gold Chains . s10 until May ·29 As pan of an advertising do so at any time to the camaaign to promote the address below and receive sale of gold jewelry we will a full refund. There is a give to each reader of this limit of one (I) chain per publication who sees address, but if your request and ·returns this printed is postmarked before May notice-before Midnight, ts, you may request a sec- May 29, a 16-incb solid ond chain by enclosina an 14K gold chain for the sum additional SIOplus S2ship- of $10 plU5 S2shipp~ngand ping and handling. No re- handling. There is no fur-quest wilt be accepted past ther monetary require-the dates noted above; ment. [Each chain is com-your uncashed chec~ will posed entirely of solid 14K be returned if postmarked aold including the clasp later than those dates. and will be accompanied Please enclose this original by our Certificate of notice with your request; Authenticity to that effect.] photocopies will not be ac- This advertising notice is cepted. Send your name beina placed simultane-and addreas (please print) ously in other publica-on a sheet of paper lo- tions. If you see it in more gether with the~ppropriate ~ than one publication, 1um to: Fi.EXNER a KIUY, f please Jet us know, as th,is LTD., Gold Cham Cam·• information is bet pr u• to palp, Dept. a).43, .,. I us. Should you wish to re-J9ll, Grtfnwlch, Con-i . tur.n your chain you may aecdettt "'31. (X~> o ACIWrtlMlllent RTORST TO SPRING By ffiorllyn Hansen R long with the daffodils, spring brings the best of fresh seasonal flavor~ for dining enjoyment. Asparagus, arti- chokes, salmon -plus a re- freshing wine bowl -will lighten your steps during the season. POACHED SALMON ALA TARRAGON "" cup 8CMll' cream \4cup~ 1 tablapooa tarragoo wtne vt.,.... 1 tablespoon m~ parsley ""teapooDI ....... '14 uup aan tall , OMll ground black pcpp«r DMhTebMc:o 4 (6 on. nch) Nimon IUktl or ltub, pcwd\ed, ~ foDo- 1. Combine an Ingredients ex- cept poached Nimon; mix thor- ouiltlv. Re&~ate at least 1 hour to blend flavora. Serve with poached salmon fillets . Maka 4 urvtng• POACHED SALMON . FILLETS fQIPlwmr 1 all» whb wtne l ... lllced onion I t111paoa Mk • ""lUIPOOft~ Sh tUIPOQft tarTegon lava I iptiglpel'llty 4 (6-oa. llH) Almon IIlcts or ...... 1 . Bring all Ingredients except u.lmon to boil In large skillet. 2. Place 4 samo., fillets 1n liquid: retwn to bod: cover; reduce heat and simmer. aloWi"lg 10 minutes per Inch of salmon at its thickest point Of until salmon flakes when tated with a fork S. Carefu.Dy remove ft1lets w1rh lpatUJa from poaching llquid. Serve hot or allow to cool In poaching !Squid and serve cold. Maka 4 pooched /flt.ta VEGETABl.E STUFFED ARl'JCHOKES fAMLY WU.tr.LY, A6MV 21, 1tt1 a '5 l 'It tulpooM Mk, dMded ~ tQlpoon grouad black pepper 2 teMpOOM hmh lemon juice 1,4 tcupoon dried dlJ weed 1. Cut off stems of artichokes. With scluors, cut off tips of ~aves. Pull off tough outside leaves around baM of each artJ· choke and discard. 2. With Scissors, carefully open center leaves, tum the artichoke over on a board and press down ftrm)y at the base to spread leaves open. Tum artichoke right side up and pull out ye.llow leaves from the center. With a spoon. scrape out fuzzy and prickly por· tlon from the heart. S. In large skillet, melt butter. Add canots, onion and celery; cook until vegetah'es are tender. Add mushrooms. 1 teaspoon salt. pepper, lemon JuJce and dill. Cook until mushrooms are ten · der, about 10 minutes. 4. Sprinkle remaining 1/2 tea- spoon salt over cavities of arti· ch<*es. Place 1/3 cup mixture In the center of each artichoke. (continued) (continued) Place In baldng pan; add water to covft bottom of pan. Cover and bake In 3750f. oven 45 minutes. Malcu 4 Mrulngs FRESH ASPARAGUS AND ONION PIE 1111 h . h.J\ lllPM•P S ~poone buttcJ ot mvga~ 2 tabl9epoone ln«lv chopped tr .. n on&on.1-k or onlon ..... 1 teMpOOn Nit ~ t•• ms aan pound black peill* ~ cup 1f8W Cheddar chene ~ cup heavy cream a. .vapoHtecl mA 1 cup •• 1 anbaked 9-IDch pMtJy 1beD l . Wash asparagus. cut off tough ends and remove tcai.s Reserve 7 spears for later use !. Cut remaining spears into 112-lnch pltta. In a Udllet, melt butter or marga· rtne; add green onion and cook over low hat untll golden. 3. ln a large bowl, beat ~ with 54lt. ~· cheese, c:rum and mllk; add onion and ·~·Inch asparagus pi.ca. ium Into unbaked pastry aheU Arrange re· served 7 asparagus spears on top. 4. Bake In preheated 4250f. oven 10 minutes. Reduce heat to 325 Of. and bake 30 to 40 minutes longer or until the tip of a knife Inserted In center coma out clean. Allow to set 5 minutes, then serve. Molw 6 HTOlngs PASTA PRIMAVERA Fl£SOLE ~ cup ..... d ol or butteT (or ntllrtur• of boch) 1 ... ,. onion. chopped lne l ..... dow prlk. mArleed YI I>. tWll ~ trtm..t and cut~ Jn 1-&nch ,.__ (dpe ehould be "* latad) lc:up~lorm 1 cup broc:mll llorW l .............. ... 1 c:mnae.. C1lll .. thin .... .... I aipe h.11 ud half l CM (61,i ot 7 oa.) ..... -.med ~ CIP J*e ("-h OI hNft) 1" tD 1 llllPH'A Nit.~ to tw o.ll hehly .,,,.cl bledl ,.,,.... 1 •. .,... (~. fttNdM. In· .... ,cooAd .. -... ) aip ltwhlv 91'11...S Pmn_,, ~ 'i4 cup -~ ... panlly t . In large ~. 111ute onion and garlic In butter until toft and translucent but not brown. Add atparagU1, cautnow., broc- coU. red pepper and carrot. Sdr·fry ovtt medlum hat for three mint.., tantng cion-.rl)I. I.~ half-cup of~ fot g11r· nllh. Stir In hd-.nd-Mi; brtng to. boa. Reduce heat and continue ltlrTln9 and cookint 2 "'11\utet k>nger. S. sar In ruo.1 and ,_..: ....,., wMh All .cl peppsr to tallte. Add puta, ch..- and pctky. Toa to combrt• completely. Hear lo serving temperature. 4 . Transfer mixture to a large platter wkh raised edges which has been warmed slightly. Garnish with reserved vegetables and H?Ve. Maku 4 to 6 main -dllh 1ervlngs WELCOME SPRINGTIME SALAD a am.JI recHldnaed -pocaio., ~ 16 ..-~ .,..,.., trtmmad • ...u hah c.an-ota. ellced In roundl 2 --a .... NCChlnl. tkecl lnfdtwtM In quarter• YI lb. fr.it ltl1n9 ~ « IOOW peal 8chcnv~ ~ Tum llmbala (redpe fo1Jow9) 1. Place steamer basket In a large sauce- pot or kettle. Pour In 1 or 2 Inches of water (water ahould not touch basMt bot· tom). Cover saucepot; brtng watec to a boll; reduce heat. 2. Scum vegetables, except tomatoe1, gently over simmering water as follows. Steam potatoes 20 to 25 minutes; set alkie and keep warm; steam upar.agus spears 8 to 10 minutes: carrots, zucchini and Slrlng beans. 3 to 5 minutes (snow peas require only a minute or two of steaming). 3. As aoon as vegetables are just fork ten· der. remove from steamer basket. Place Spring Tuna Timbola in center of a large Mdad platter. Arrange vegetables etnac ttvely around the tlmbales. Serve wtth a hollandaise, a lemon..a:cnted aeamy dra.stng or a Ume-&vond v\nalgrdk. Makes 4 main-dllh •rWlgs SPRING TUNA TIMBALES 2~bdlrCl(amprtDe ¥i ClllP k"-.d aumbl tncupltbt~ 1 can (~ Olt 7 OU.) t\&M, drained I ceti•ao. adnc:ed ~ opdoMI I tablupaoo mMced phalimto 1 ........ bdy ... y, t.-pooeeM ~ twpoon trou.nd blM:k pepper 1. Md t>utt.f; odd bread crumbe and aeam; heat. Remove from heat; stir ln wna and remaining tngrcdlenta. 2. GreaM four 6-ounc:e custord cups; fW 't. fuQ. Aaea In baking pan; pour boding water Into pan .bout 1 YI lncha dnp. Bake In 3500f. own about 40 mlnuta or until ttp of knife lnt1t1td In center coma out dtwi. a. ~\IC from wtter; let lt&nd 8 min· uta, then Nn tip of W. around dmbUtt and tum out. Arrange Ir) cents o( Ai.cf plattilr end 1Un~nd Wlt1 vege.t.ab&es. Moira 4 gencrout Nn1ln91 Spring •he•d. Slupy this morning? Blame Ben FrankJln for promoetng the idea d Daylight SM'tngs Tune to save candle- power. cosdy energy b&ck In his day. So last night you pushed your dock ahead. invest- ing an hour of rest to gain an hour of daylighr We're lnvatlng. too: In energy- exploring. develOping. producing all the crude oil and natural gas we can Costly? Sutt. but so Is Imported oil. We like the good b<Mce In Poor Richard's Almanac. "Plough deep while lluggords steep:· AmeTkan eoU still holds plenty of otJ and gas to find and put to work. "Nothing .. certain:' wrote ...... old Ben. ubut death and tmta:• Almost .. c:a1a1n ere thOM doom·aaying prcdk:tion1 that nevu come to pau. Ub that 1926 ftdaal forecast of only atx yon of nmatnlnt U.S. oU reMTVUl Ot the gowmmmt'• 1939 warning that Amertc.'e oU would run out by 1952! How did we prow thoM forecasU wrong? By looking fartha and dftP!r. Tiw first U.S. oil well In 1~9 had to bore )Ult 70 /m \nto ~nsylvanla toU: today we dr\ll •detp .. ~mlles ... andtrawltothefourcornenoftheurthandunaplored c:omns cl A.mmca. Even the lnwntlw Mr. Franklin might drop hit spectadu to aJflJriM •today's eclcnttftc •ncttY eearda: Into orbit. for MteUtte photos: .,Mt deep mto the e.erth and seas for Hkmic nunbllngs th.at It takes• computtt totrMalat.e. <;.;;. .. -~~ •. .J ~ -, ... ..:J "Don'tjust stand there Socket to me!" Key to the rock. Uke a kite snagged in a tree, oU eometimU ia even harder to get than to ftnd. ~nee again Is the key: Special detergents, Uke kitchen-sink ~· cutters, "scrub" heavy oil from rock. We make "bubbly;' too-injecting fizzy carbon dioxide to free light oil trapped in the rock. When the petroleum we strike is too ~to flow by itself. we "huff and puff' steam Into wells to thin It out. Or we use "fi~ng" (a technique Mobil pioneered) to Ignite heavy crude deep under- ground; the fire "erodes" the thick oil and the resulting gas pwhes the thil}ner oil to the producing wells. 11me ls moo.y.' Such special techmqua.. called "at· =~·· hanccd m::ooay;' are e:xpenstye but worth tt. lincc i... - thM • third of Ammca's oil CMl be rccoyamf bv con-= wl1dc>Mi mean.. AAd pl ... ol dollan lawst.d ID .-plo- rtaoa p~ off by del.,tn1 the dav when A.mertc.'• ::: "' dec.llnlot oll NMSwe do 8u1ly ran out. (In 1979, for :::. '1r.~rm· 1n1tance. U.S. oil dila>wrla were ttM ~In 10 ~ ~ Even -. addl.ttom t~ prqwd raerva rept.ced only 75 ~ -_ -- pm:at al trhat we produced.) Mon ciq>&oH&n and more cnhanc;d !tCOWtY WW buy more time to deveJop coal. nud«ar. ~ dar ... .ii ttM CDa1W ~th.Id do whet Franklin ttova cen't-powrr "'°"' car. calculltor ... and w. F« Atnatca'• )obi. ecoc.omv. .. and l!Q!!!y ... require ample tml71lll-Or •Poor Rkhord obemied: .. ,, fa hord JM on mtpty .oclr to tUaftd uprfght." It's a h!ct The U.S. Geo&ogk:al Swwy recendy estimated that Arnenca could dilcowr oa and gu cqu.IValent to 190 bllllon betre.11"' peuoiewn-26 years"' production. CIW"C'ent ....... Moblr By Roaalyn AbreVGya Eaay and Fun ~ make Centerpieces, Contalneta and Catchalls Decorate a luncheon table, enUven a kttchen comer, spruce up a bedroom and add color to the bathroom! Here are some bright new craft projects that will bright.en your sptrtts as weD as yow home. They are easy, tnex.pen- slve and fun to do. -----------BY Special Arrangement for Colleclors of Gold Coins;----------.. The Kruger1and -------in exact miniature.-------. The World's Most Famous Gold Coin . Solid 24-Karat Gold*-$20 The famous Krvgenand, symbol of golcfa elegance. beauty and value! In today' a gold inarMt, the Krugerrand i. the moet popular gold ooln of our time becauie It contains one ounce of fine gotd; In fact on February 17. 1981 the First N81lonal Bank of Ctticago waa Mlling the famous Krugen"and for $639. Now, yOU .,_ve the rare opportunity to pouetS a Solid 24- Karat Gokr Miniature K,.rrend available excfuatvety through the Columb4a Mint '°'th• apeclal price of 120 If you act by May 31 , 19~1. AN EXQUISITELY DETAILED MINIATURE lndMdualty~ruck by muterct'llftemen. eacn miniature oaptures the full three dimeneional rel6ef of the full sized ooln. Each brilliant unclrculated 24-Karat gold piece has the llkene&a of Stephanus Johannes Kruger, the late 19th century Ptealdent of South Africa on one llde. and the distlncttve depiction of the Springbok. the amall African ant91oPe on the 1'9Y9rM aide. Each IOlld 24·Karat Gold ~Is preMnted to YQU in a SATISFACTION GUARAHT!!D We are so aure that you will be thrilled with the woriunanahlp and value ~ your Solid 2+Karat Gold Mlni,hlre Krugerrand that w• ofter 11 to you.with a guvantee of aatlafactlon. You mey return the ooin(a) witNn thirty 130) c:1aya In the original caHectOl'a cue with the Certificate of Authenticity for fuM refund of your purct'l&le price (exoept pa.i.ge and handling, of course) no questlona aaked. w .. rYour Miniature Gold Pl.c41 In a Solid 14 Kt. Gold F,.me. Obvlooaty, we anticipate unusually h8evy demend for these exquisite Solid 24·Karat Go6d Miniature Krugerranda and we wtll till ordera atrlctty on a flrat-come. flrat ... rved beals. To avoid di~ntment or de- lay. you are urged to place •rm c tM "" lllJ your order now u this-. rtn : 91 s~ _., 33~ °""" l!lllM _.. l•ll •~Qllllo'416.,..,o&lwnWLlll ciaf price of $20 la guaran-1tlT • ~15N l)lllO'SI~ llllleJ mD11 teedontyli1ti!Mey31. 1981. ~---------- apedally dealgned collector'• caae, aoc:omi-ojed by an lndMdUaly numbefectCerttncate of Authentielty and a hlstcx-r ---1 YAUD ONLY UNTIL MAV S1, 1181 }----- ICal eccount of the Krugen-and. lt'a a golden treeaure to be • cherilhed f« yeera to come -and th• ideal gift for every a The "'-' bl .. ... t 1 oocalMon. A ltunnlng aoHd 1'4-Karat Gold Frame for yOUr ~ vu.Um 8 min • nc. 831 mlmatu,. gold p1ece ie aJao avalleble. ~ 905 Sixteenth Street N.W., Wuhlngton. O.C. 20008 • a: AVAILABti FOR A UMrrlD TIMEI ~ Du• to the oonatant fluctuation In the price of gold °" the ! world matMt. our low price f« theae atunnlng Solid 24-K&rat Go6d Mlnlatuf9 Ktugemanda can be guaranteed only until May 31. 1881. In addltJon we m'* Mt a att1ct Ol'der lmlt of rive ooina per order. • Pie ... Mnd me limlt (5) Solid 24 tc.rat Gold Mlniatute KtuQerrandHt 120. ..eh &>lu.11 ... eh forpost9ge and handling. PINN lnQfMe 14 Kt Gold Frame(a) at 115. MCl'i plua 11. MCtt tor poe~ end handllnO. If 1 am nett .. 11t11ed I may rwtum my ordef wtthln 30 caye tor a full rwtund. a 1 am enc:toelng my remlttanc9'"'1 or o Charge a to my o Mutefcatd a V18A 0 AIMricen ExPNM CatdNumber ____________ ._s.f~KP~--~- SlgNwre ~----------------~ fQWQe OfW'8 --........ to tie ...... Name ----------------------- Addrua -----------------~ °'Y---------..Rtat• zt, .... p __ .,., The CoMllllle lilint ...... allow ... -"' few~ A •mart bird cage centerple~. There's a songbird In a Oo~ bedecked cage you make to serve as an attradive centetplece, and it can be made as small or as '4rge as you like . For a practical as well as a pretty touch to a bedroom. make a framed fabric pin-and-earring holder. 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To: OVISAO~ I,_.., . •, ou\RANT:;:-; ::-;;~ t#Nf ff on • c t'«»/pt I do not wllll to 1W¥ tM llM:lcl I ' m.ty ,.tum ,,._,,, within 30 dllyr for• t '"" ,.fulld of -ry ,,.nny I ,,.Jd you. ....au_RG_UN...__.o .... v_. _________ _ I 941 •AOI .._M........_OWH-.......;.. _ __.__...___.. _ __._ _ ___. _ ____,. I 4 for 26.JO S for J2.9S Name~---------------~ Kids fot Rent: the Plight of Fostet Chlldten There are roughly a half-mllllon chUdrm fn fOtlt6 care In the U.S. Though many are free for adop- tion, child-care agenc:le9 often chOOtJe to -rent"' them out. For the agencies, such a system la lucrative; for the klda It can be devastating. By Lynne me T o.ggort J ~mnlfer, a spunky 5-year-oki redhead, Is a foster chlki. Though free for adoption, she lived with a foster family for two years. When her foster parents pressed the county soda) service department In charge ol her care to ftnd Jennifer an adoptive home, th. c.ounty sodal worker trans- ferred her to an Institution. The foster parents then offered to adopt Jennifer themselves. They were turned down because the worker dctermlned that they had shown Jennifer "too mu.ch" affection. Jennifer is one ol some half-million ch1ldren In foster care In the United States. Placement ol these children Is handled by many of the same chlld- care agencies that mange adoptions -agencies that aren't doing much adoption business these days. With the 1973 nationwide repeal of the aborUon laws and Increasingly more liberal attitudes toward lllegttimacy, m06t pregnant, unwed women are either electing abomon or deddlng to keep their Infants. NevertheJaa, adopdon agenda have kept thermelva In operation by .. renting" out their stable populanon of children to lndeftntte foster an. They are loath to loee a foA!r chlld -their most generous source ol siate. Federal and local subsidy -to a permanent home. This only aggrevata the shortage ol adoptable chlldren, causing many adoptive parents to see!< dUJdren through high-priced prtvate attorneys. Fear care e1.o cruflll Its own dus of unadaptable chlJdrcn. Many chJl.- dren ftnt p&aoed Into foar c.ana as healthy Infants Of toddlen become older and thus hardc to place by the time they are freed for adoption. Mounting evidence Uc> shows that molt fOltcr chddnm d.velop emo- Uonal problems In the system that ttwv didn't haw when they entmld It. When fetter caN WU begun In the i 960'1 It WU lnwncied as a IOCiAl llr- vice f« famtJles who wer. -.mporartJy unable to ewe lot thclr chlldren ot as a way lta11an for abandoned chddnm .. who eventually would be put up for adoption. Children enter the system through their parents, who vo&untanly · surrender them direcdy to a local child-care egency, or through a cowt of law, which awards pennanent cus- tody either to a public or prtvat., non- proftt agency In neglect or abu.ie cases. The agencies are then sup- posed to place the c:hlld In a tem- porary home -a private foster fami- ly, group residence Oil Institution - while helping parents to se>Ne their problems or attempting to ftnd the ch*i an adopCtve home. A number of agenda ac:roa the country do try to mow chlldten qulckly out ol the system, but statistics show that the majority may not - and what was supposed to beat.em· porary shelter too often becomes a permanent one. "Foster care began as a temporary solution to family problems," says Mary Talen, coordinator of postplace- ment services at the New Y Otk Coun- cil on Ad~ble Children, a nonprofit advocacy group that helps to find homes for foster chlldren. 'What hap- pened was that It got to be a lucrattve business. Then sodal w<nen got mon? and more Involved In making judgmenta as to whether families were ~ to take their children bock." R ccordtng to the Child Welfare League In New York, children remain In foster care an average of four to six years, and If they aren't returned to their bk>logica1 parents in a year and a ha.W, chances are they never wtll ba. The result, says Or. Paul Mon, a former offlda1 In the Health and Human Ser- vices Department, is that "among the chlldren In foster care on any given day, It Is estimated that 50 to 85 per· amt wtll l&ay there through their ma- ')aity." The reasons why ch!Jdren remain tn an IO long are complex. but the prunary one is ecionomk:. State and Fedaal retrnbunement, . which 1Ub· sidtza agenda for foster cant, Is slNcluNd 10 that it paya for egandtl to=~= lgl"da. they ... datnlc:Uw of chllddn, who lade low. family ISa and. permanent. ltable home. f Oltm' \ ~ i '--~~~--'~~~~~~~~-'-~~~~=-~---=.!! The warehousing efjed: For I~ ._nde&, maintaining the aupplv of four children means maJntalnlng the ""pply of Government funds . parents are often instructed not to fonn attachments with their foster chlkiren, but simply to supply room and bosd. Many chlkiml have been bltthely bounced from foster home to foster home, often when their foster famlbes appear Interested In adopting them. Elizabeth . a 14-year-okl who 1$ now adopted, lived In seven foster homes over the coune ol seven yean. She daa1bes her expmence as ''seven wasted years without a family, without &tends, without anything I could depend on. r could have been adopted sooner." The odla vict1mt ol the system are taxpayers, who spend 90me $2 bllllon annually ln local and fedara.I funds on fQltcr care, and more to service a single foltar chlSd than to maintain his entire b6oJoglca1 family on welfare. 'We're taldng about warehousing," saJd a member of the board of one chlld<.are~. "From where 1 stt, I can ~ where budgets are J)Ndf.. c:ated, to one extent or another, on the number of children In foster care. And theN Is no adoption agency and no Goviemmental agency that feels Its )ob 11 to put ltMlf out of buslnesa. And If they loM bter children, that's ex· ac:dy what ttwy .. doing." Fot~r-car• relmbul'Mments to agenda ewer the maintenance ol chtJdrwn pb at lust 75 pccent ot more of agency administrative and operating expenses. %Ue budgets vary from agency to agency, genenlly about one-half of the foster-<:are reim- bufsements pay for child care and one half for agency upkeep. An agency's gross annual Income per child mlgeS from as low as $780 for a chlki In a New Mexico foster family to $50,000 for one In a Ca.ltf omla lnstttution for the emotionally disturbed. This sub- sidy becomes an ongoing IOU1CQ of Income for the agency for as long as 18 years If a chlJd Is kept ln care from Infancy until his majOrity. lilt's not that agencies are sitting there, figuring , 'Ah, look at aD the money we can saw If we don't" place this kid,"' mys Elizabeth Cole, dJrec- tor of the North Amcrtcan Center on Adoption of the Child Welfare league. 1'hey don't encourage the WOiken to move tn the dtrectk>n of adoptSon because there's far lea sub- stdy available." AeenJ:ia often complain that lbin- gcnt sblbl laws about tannlnatlng parental rtghtl prevent them from frftlng chlldNn Em adopCloo. But many ag.nda don't male. adequam · attempts to piece c:hlldren who at.- r'Mdy .. 1ega11i; ~. Tha Child Welfant Lague ..Umaw that one- th!rd ol the c:hlldNn IUD In an havie *n legely heel for ~. A (continued} ,AMll.\' WRIU.Y. A01W a. tll1 • n .., ,. : . NOW ONLY 99c LET McCALL'S SIMPLIFY YOUR LIFE! 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L------------------•·-~ Foatet Cate -(corrtlnwd) tharouQtl ttudy by the New York Oty c:ornptrolla't oftk'.e In 1977 stated that more than three-fourths of the fr-1 d1lldren wera •defen-ecr from adoption or .not listed Wtth the State Adoption Ser- vice, designed to publldzt! chddren available for adop- tSon. Jt It Ulegal for a New York agency to wtthho&d such lnformatk>n and still rece1ve payment for the child. A report bi; Dr .Mott ctted a.vera) mta where agencies made ktie attempt to return fOltlr chJldrvn to their bk>- loglca 1 families. "Many mothers who rarely see their childm\ report that the toda1 worbr or the ro.t.er parents dltcouraged them," said Mott, IUmrnlng up the var!· OU1 ate ftndlngl. State and Fedcal wdles show that agenda often ex· aggerate or rntsdlagnoee the T~spend $2 billion annual· for funding tolter care. handicaps of children In care, for which they l'808fve more public aid than for healthy d\lldren -a pradice that only limits a child's chances of betr'9 edoptad. Tht ft9caJ .. di.tnoenttw" to ~ adoption, aa one ~ workc delk:ately put tt, II aggravated bi; the fact that the determination of a . chlki'• edoptab&ltty or of a protp«1fvc coup&.'1 sultablJJ- ty II placed almolt exclusive· ly tn the hands of a IOdal worker. Dedslont are often ~1'9 to penon pi.Judice and outmoded ttandlrds, one of which has *" to consider older. han· dicapped and black or rada.l- 1y-mixed children unadap- table. But the New York comp- trdla'1 offtce ~ that more than haW of a random Ample of pl'oepedive adop- ttvc couplet ~ n!· quded or wee wlllng to t.k.e tueh ddldrcn. And ac- cording to Unda Dunn of the North American Coalttlon of Ad-wvtable Chldren, who .. -~ = marded and handica young· *"• -We havs peNntl for ~ wllldng chid, no mat- ter how 'unadopmble. "' A Mkhigan juYenile jusdce hu bten one of the first to challenge agency dedtlons through a rigorous court· review procas In which the court eds at an adlve ad· vocatc for the chiJd. At least evcy 1tx months, Judge John P. Steketee of Kent County conduct. review hearings for each chlld under the court'1 jurlldlctlon to prod the custodian agencies Into ftndJng the child an adopttve home -or at least the most permanent situation ~.In conjundk>n with the National Coundl of Ju- ven 1 le Court Justlcu, Steketee has selected 12 d.Jverslfted courts to par- Udpete In the program, c.alled th« ChUdren In Placement Project, and will attempt to In· volve 25 <>then. Several experimental agendet, such u Speuld!ng for Chlklren, with brancha In numerous states, are self· styted "courts of last resort." which tpedaftla In the adop- tion of chlJdren other agen· eta have been unable to place. Chlld advocata In many states have set up organlZatloru that pUlh agen- da to place chlldren and educate PfOIPedlYe couples In adopting fOlt8r chjldrcn. Some advocata feel that matt.en wtD not stgnifbntly Improve IO long as there ts a MJ\OU5 conflict between an agency's flnandaJ stake In f otter care and Its near· abeotute say on a child'• future. Many have suggested that sublldy be cut off to any agency for any child remain- ing In f<>*r care longer than 18 montht and that monla drained In foster care be real· located to adoptive and pre· venttve ICVica. Jayne Kidney. a IOdal worker at Spaulding'• Michigan branch, favors review boerdt compoeed of prtvata c:lttz.ml to d\allenge agency plant for fotter children. '11\at kind of review board .. going to get more raults for ldda than an~ a. becaUll prtvata dtizent ... ~ to Mis> l)Ulhlng, they're going to Meka ie W1Y uncomfortlble for al of UI IOdaJ worMrs. And IOf11ttlma our lva ne.d to be made un· rm COll~ortabie." m;,;,I GfY • MlllOi~'M91Tlr ...... ~ . P.O .... .U.,.._.._ ..... THE l.R.S. muscLES THE m1DDLE CLASS Pay 01 Eisel Dealing with Tax Cheaters By Ernest Votkmon The Fourth Amendment bans the UG1101rtleas ~e of your prop- erty by anyone -except the I.R.S. So If you clon"t pay the tax men their due, watch out; they can play tough. Thl1 week FAMILY WEEKLY con- tinua lU loolc ot the changfng dlrec· tfon of the /.R.S. The agency i power- ful crfmlnal dit11Skm hos been abon· donlng tt$ pursuit of blg·tlme tax cheats In fouor of a war on the mid· die-class iaxpover. Fortunately. not too many Amerans have run afoul of the l.R.S. aimlnal division. a law· enforcement agency whose pow· ers i!Jle only dreamed about by the F.B.f. and the C.l.A. Consider: The l.R.S. ~ obtain detailed financial inf onnatiOn from any taxpa~r . on demand. wtthout I subpoena. It can conduct audits of anyone's finances, again without subpoena. lt has unlimited powers to collect Intelligence informatto11 on anyone suspected of tax fniud (the l.R.S. decides the suspects). ~hour coun onkr, It con .me prt>paf)1 for pG}'mertt of tma, the only kno&On legal "oetpdon to . the U.S. Con- .tttutlon~ Fourth Amendment ban OflOfMt ACJt r.oamJntlea Mizura. An encounter wtth such power can be frightening . as Mr . and ~. Stephen Ollver of Fairbanks. Alaska. discovered two yea.rs ago On August 2. 1979. the Ollvers entered·somethlng of a dlmadic battle In their long war with the l.R.S. over a disputed $3.300 tax lien. While they sat In their 1970 Volkswagen. refus· ing to tum over the car to the l.R.S. so the ogency could seize it In j>artlaJ payment of that lien. the tax collectors took direct action. A half-dozen agents smashed In the car's windows with n\ghtstick5 and bodUy dragged out the automobile's former owners. Foolishly. the Olivers Insisted that the l.R.S. had no rtght to setze their c.ar without CO\Jrt order. They were wrong -the law spedfically gJve.s the 1.R.S. '):>owe:r of dlstrelnt and seizure by any means," meaning that lf you don't pay, the Government can come and take It out of your hide. The Oflvers did not know It at the ume. but they wen stmply pert of the new l.R.S. emphasis away from big targtts tn favor of a war ageJnst or- dtnary taxpaycn. And more and mocc tmall c:ua that e few~ ago would have bffn "'-nc:Ued by the f .R.S. audit dlvilon are now befnQ In· vadQated by the almlnaJ dlvisk>n. Here are a few Qa111plet of the kinds Senator Poul l.aKalt: The 1.R.S. ii out of control ond .. "rvnning roughshod ooer ta.xpayers. of targets on which the l.R.S . Is con· cenlrating: •A major campaJgn against ca.slno. restaurant and hotel workers ln Las Vegas, which Is the spearhead of an attempt to get at the unreported Income of such workers throughout the country. The l.R.S. suspects widespread cheating on declaration of tips by such employees. hence the campaign. But even assuming the estimated two million hotel end restaurant workers tn this country are In fact cheating on their ~. the possible mum on such a campmgn seems hardly worth the effort. • Another ma)or campaign to crack down on Independent contrac:· ton. especially fishmnen, indepcn· dent truckers. smaD farmers and other stmllar entrepreneurs. As part of that drtve. justtfled by what the l.R.S. says Is signlftcant undeneporttng of Income (although the Office of Management and Budget disputes the claim). the agency wonts to .ubject all telf· , emp&oyed persons to wtthholdlng taxes . • Harassment c:.ompal9ns agalnlt ccr1aln categorla of middle-class tax· payers contldced gr09 vlOlaton. •P- parendy mom and pop operations. certain doctors, dentists and small busin~. In some cases. these cam· paigns have strong overtones of a Gestiipo operation Last year I R S. agents In Idaho were putting chains and padlocks on businesses which did not pay their taxes on time. and. in other instances. they chained cars of recaJcitrant taxpayers to utility poles. The most disturbing 1.R .S. opera· lion is an ongoing campaign against the growing tax protest movement. l.R.S. agents have been Involved In a ma}ot drive to Infiltrate and otherwise harass a number of the protest groups. The agency has also moved against the groups' favorite method of protest -overstating number of dependents -by quietly passing a series of rules designed to cripple the method. These little-noticed rules now require an employer to notify the l.R.S . If any employee lists 10 or more dependents on a withholding lorm. They also require employers to wlthhokt at the rate of one dependent If en employee cannot "Justify" the number of deductions listed. Fl u things considered. It should be no surprise that according to an F.B.I . report last year. 74 percent of an threats and 41 percent of all asaaults on Federal wodu!n were directed at l.R.S. empb;ees. Such statistics come as no surprtsc to a number of Congress1<>nal leaden y.rho have been getting complaints from constituents. One of the l.R.S. 's more severe Congressional critics Is Senator Paul Laxah of Nevada '1"he high-handed bureaucratic excesses of the l.R .S . are a national disgrace." he says. "Evidence reveals that the l.R.S. singles out areas of the country for special enforcement. h will go completely against Congressional in· tent and 30 years of past pobcy by changing Its rules to squeeze out more revenue. We appear to be witnessing an agency tot.ally out of control. run· nlng roughshod over taxpayers and making a joke out of our rules of law The cases of abuse are easy to docu ~ ment and too numerous to count " ~ Especllllly upsetting to Laxalt was the l.R.S. campaign against workers in Las Vegas. His worst fears were realiz.ed last year when. during Con gressional heanngs on the l.R.S , he learned that the agency had assigned 170 fuJl-llme emJ?loyees to its Las Vegas office. including 26 special agents (for comparison. note that Los Angeles has 11 speoal agents ) That manpower deployment would be underslandable if those I R.S agents In Las Vegas were investi· gating organ12ed crime connections in rhe city. or other such worthwhile targets. Instead. Laxalt d1SCovered. the l.R.S manpower has been unleashed largely to Investigate busboys, waiters and other such low· ranking taxpayers whose combined salaries pale beside the take of just one casino on a busy night B ut the pattern is unmtStakable targeting the Uttle taxpayers while the big targets remain un· molested. It ls a pattern thllt Is being repeated throughout the coun· try. and l.R.S. agents pnvately con· cede that the pattern is no accident "It's a penny-ante game." says one agent . "What happened was that once the l.R.S decided to get out of the business of prosecuting the big· gles. they went after people further down the ladder. Now. part of the reason is cost -to go after a really big evader. somebody protected by good lawyers and .aocountzlnts -It will run the Government about $50,000 just to bring the case. "AU right," he continues. ~so you won't get the kind of resuhs In terms of money If you go after middle-class people, but yo11 can make that up In volume; nobody In the middle class Is going to be a million-dollar tax case. but If you go after a lot of smaller cases, It starts to add up. Keep in mind the pohOcal factor. also: The way the l.R.S. gets Its money from Congress Is to go there and say •• · Look, we recovered so and so amount of dollars of each dollar you gave us. And you can recover money pretty easlJy &om the mlddl. claa; they·re In no shape to ~ht a tax case.'" sun. despttv the groundsweD ot middle-class revoh, the Reagan ~ ministration thus far seems · un· (continued} ,-,Mtl't' Wf.el<lY. 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To that end, &om enher the White House or Con- President Reagan Is pushing his plan gres (or both), there Is not much for a three-year, 30-peramt tax cut hope ft will happen. that Adminlstnltk>n offldals are con-1he:re's no question," says one vinced will defuse taxpayer opposi-former prominent U.S. attorney in a don. They are also convinced that major eastern city who prosecuted a lowering the tax rates will aimp the number of tax cases during his tenure. undeiground economy. "that d}e major emphasis now [by the Perhaps, but that wtll not solve the l.R.S.) Is on the doctor who cheats problem of the l.R.S.'s priorities. For $1,500 one year, $2,000 the next. example, even taking the l.R.S.'s And $20,000 dollars over four or five own figures, there Is an estimated $35 ye.vs Is a big case, the l.R.S . feels. I billion In unreported lllegal Income recall l.R.S . agents as totally -flowing through the economy every demoralized. They were being sent year -a figure some authorities back on the street to~ the doctor regard as too low. In any event, that and dentist cases. These guys had still means at least $9 billion in taxes Is been working the big people, the big denied Uncle Sam ~h year, and connections. Once you've gotten some of It isn't too hard to find. , dose to the big people, the big It is hard to Imagine that an agency violators, you. are really doing whose cases once ranged from Al something. But to be stonewalled. Capone to Spiro ~ seems to be espec:ially by your own agency. r911 spending Its time pursuing penny-ante you ju.st give up." tiL.I Do men Respect Women Athletes? By John. E. Glbaon TRUE OR FALSE? 1. Men tend to downgrade femaSe athletes. 2. Tiwre is much more to spectator sports for the sports fan than the mere enjoyment of vMrwlng the event. 3. Sports hero worship Is widespread and serves a valuable psychologk:a) purpose. 4. The type of spot1s a person is like- ly to participate in is,. apt to be related to his sodal dass. ANSWERS 1. Faliac. This ls not so, at least in the case of college-age men, as shown by studies at the University of North Carolina, where both male and female student.I were asked to rate female athletes on altitudes, ap- peanmc:e and penonallty traits. And- tngs: Female athletes were seen by male as well as female under- graduates to be "strong," "strong- wlUed," "leaders," "brave" and "healthy." Interestingly enough, men rated aD female athletes higher ,than women did In the.. terms . 2. True. In a study reported by the International Society o1 Sports Psy- chok>w, It Is c:onduded &om the.flnd- lng.t that the~ of the emotk>nal rapon11 lndicata that tpOrts man a great deal more to the fan than many peopie ever realize. "The satisfaction of seeing a conflkt settled (regardless of which team wins), compensates for the permanent conflicts in the fan's own life ... and this v\carlous resolution of confUds .. may be the most Impor- tant contribution that sports make to our cuJture." 3 . True. A study of the how and why of sports hero worship, con- ducted at the University of Alberta (Canada), indicates that It is a signifi- cant symbol In both social and psy- chological senses. It was found that the sports hero helps people escape momentarily &om what may be mun- dane life styles and aff~ them a chance to Identify with a successful sports star, thus vicarlousJy expertenc· Ing the kind of success they them- selves would like but can nevp attain. 4. True. This was shown to be so In the c.ase of women, at any rate, as ln- dlalted by a University of m1nota study of 5odal Cius Influence on femak Sports Involvement. It was found that team-sport participants tended to come from a more disadvantaged bac:JqJound, where the struggle f« existence required the most effort. On the other hand, Individual and dual- sport parUdpants (tennis, golf and· sucti) tended to come from an 1'111 dlucnt background. laAil only $1699 two pairt }u•t•3(f" ---------·-·--, 0 ~111L . I =-~':,..~<:!~~= II I ..-~ .......... • ~~~ I I ADD«US I ' OTV I I I I ~ ; I I «;:HMGE TO: 0 MC LI •AMSA 0 A£ I I ACCOOHT• I ADD 11.HPAH-•-· I I u,p Dl''n U.Ht•o"-•·----1 ~~"~ I L ilONATUU ~... .I --------------------------------- ( QUlllT, PLmA•I DaJly we are subcon· 9dously -and often con- tdously -bombafded ~ notse from trucb, street repairs, radios. And we're peytng the price. Perhaps silence is, Indeed, golden. As far beck as 19'Z7, nolte was klentlfted as "a slow agent oi death,~ notes Dr . .,._~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~-- U.Dlan Glass of the Untveratty of Southern California School of Med.k:tne. Stu& repeatedly have linked n°'5e poUuUon not only to hearing dlfficuJties but also to Insom- nia, ulcers, high blood pres· sure and heart disease. As well, Glass cites Los Angeles and London studla that re- veal a 25-to 30-percent In- crease In nervous breakdown admissions to hospitals located near airports. What's the soluUon to this auditory assault? Simple: Buy earplu91. For most of us, the lnexpensJve variety will do just ftroe. says Glau, who keeps a po handy her· self. "Earplugs," she says, "should be even more com- monplace then sunglasses." .... IUTY UNKUTO PAIUlllTAL AG• The new U.S . trend toward later chlJdblrth may be reason for c:c>nCAlm: Re- search shoW$ that couplet who don't become parents until their mid or late 30's ln· create the risk of their babies going tenlle In old age. At repor1ed rec.ntly In Sdencc. Donna Cohen and Carl Elldorfer of the Untwr- atty of Washington studied the family hlstocia of 80 elderty paUents wtd-i Alz· helmds dlMaM (atrop~ of the prcfrontal brain areas), the 11\0ft prevalent c:eu. oi ..rullty In the u .s.' cre.attng confusk>n and memory bt In nearly two million Americans. The median age of the patients' mothers at the time of their births was 35 .5 years; for the fathers, 38. ln both cases, this Is 10 years older than average for ftrst-ttme parents. I nterestlngly, several lnvestl· gators have found a degen- eration of brain cells In middle- aged persons with Down's syn· drome (mongol- ism , another common dlsor· de:r liMed to late chi1dblrth) that Is very slmllar to the damage tn Alzheimer's disease. ONC•IS NOT•NOUGH Recently, we reported on the Dant tribe of New Guinea whose couples, for some unknown reason, often ab- stain from sex fot two to six years. Wen, after readlng that, Dr. Vaughn Bryant, head of the anthropo&ogy department at Texas A&M University. clued us In on the world's sexiest culture. It's the Mangaians, natives of the tiny South Pad6c island of Mangata. Accordtng to Bryant, the Mangalans have sex an aveiage oi 21 Uma per week. JOB Ol'l'llRINQS For th09e who've recently traded In a dlplonui for their tnmal venture Into the work- ing worid, here's advice on how to keep that ftrst job from be.coming your last. '1"he maln mistake people make on thelr ftm job is ex- pecting to be given a lot of responsibility Might away," notes Peggy Schmidt. author of the new book How to Make It On Your First Job. .. But It's a mistake not to pay attentk>n to the menial things you're given. the details, beasuse lnltially that's what your boss Is judging you on." Schmkit says that eventu· ally you nuiy have to speak up, but adds, "It's a delicate line to do what· your boss wants while letting him know you want to do more." Other tips Include: Always follow through on your boss's requests and be sure he knows about It; show en- thusiasm, even for minor tasks; keep an eye on the tue:rarchy of power. obeerv· Ing who's getting hts Ideas through and why; and learn to manage office polltic::s. "Office politics Is no mysterious thing actually, .. says Schmidt, "and moat THBN.WS ON SMALL CARS America's switch to smal- ler cars surely saves energy, but It may be causing a hike In ac:ddents and hlghway fatalities. For drivers used to large gas~ vehlde:s, smaller cars are bringing some dif. flculties, obsetves Dr. Allen Cudworth,dJrector ofUberty Mutual's Hopkinton Re- search Laboratory. which teaches emergency driving and helped develop seat belts. "'Drivers are misjudging passing distances, and they can't see out of the cars as well -over hills, for in· stance," says Cudworth. "Also, guard raOs were designed for bigger cars, as were curbed road dividers, which can flip a small car over If run Into ... Cudworth notes that pas· stve-restralnt systems such as air bags and automatic· locklng seat belts could cut road deaths. but that so far, the Re&gan Administration has shown no signs oi forcing the rapid lnsralLatk>n of either on the a1llng auto lndustry. They taJca up lttde room , ne- ver need walk i ng and rarely make a peep. Are tarantulas the answer to your pet prob&ems? Robert Rosenberg, owner of Mineola, N.Y.'s. Worid Wkie RepU)es (which also car- ries family favorites llke pythons). says he sells over 1, 000 tarantulas a year to zoo., colleges, museums and pet who&esalm. He insists the little buggers are not vicious and won't bite unless pro- vol<ed. And even If they do get a tad frisky, he says a tarantula bite Is milder than a bee sting. uyou can pet these things, let the111 walk on you. They have Interesting habits," he notes. MLet's face It, It's definitely a bttJe different from owning a dog.'' -Eliot Kaplan BIRTHDAYS (AD Taurus) Sunday - Carol Burnett 45. 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Wrings room and Closets Ory '°' monltla. Non-toxic DlnumHlfter•t1537 ...... 12.99 2115.50 ······ :: 1r ~••• •• -·--·· .. 1:..···· •••••• -..;==-··· ··-·»-~ Rold'I t<;lll« effedlwly el"*'-t" roedl nesl• c:x you pay nothing. Unc;ondltioNlll guar· antMd by the manutaduref to pr9Yeflt r•nfnta. lion! ~ C*l'l r..st ll They deY~ ita odot1elS White powc»r Ind crawl to lt'lelr nesls wtwr• they die. Then. • dlNldy cNln rNCton starts that Wlf>" out roadies and eggs 1n the nesi. Contains no O.D.T. Never loses Its killing power, even 1fter yura. Single can deans out 8 to I rooms. Wipes out e>n.ncal Roaches. Ger· man Roaches. Amencan Roaches. Watett>uga Onty $3.99. 173'21-Roacll Ktlllf ..... S3.tt 2/St.tt <~ .... -•tlltllll,llL :=.,~e:';,C::"n-'*' ~----·tc).DAV MOHl!Y·BACK OUAAANTH (fixc9P1 $nipping and H1nclllng) ----- SMM Mall Order Marketing toao ,..,. ... Dr. o.,c. n-na "· Holly.aod, Ca. 11902 .,,, _____ _ Route ____ _ Box 11 ____ _ CATALOG ITEM HOW ITEM DESC..wTIOH ~NCE TOTAL HU•lA MAHY EACH PAtCl . - ...__ To 0tder more 11ems. olease use an aoo111ona1 stieel ol paper c... ............ taa u.e ....... CIW1 I>,._. OOllllge..,..,. ,,,_ Poe\a99 I. H..-wtlln9 ( .. • ot\eft) ... ...,~c:rwg.. ............................... .,. ~ ..... ....,.. .................. a.oo ..... ...................... 11.0i Total ~t a---.o '1&.el•eaJIO ................. la.II CNo poe.._. •l41mpe ot c .o.o.·e) "Overwei . ............... _ ... ...., "W:>uld you belM that Debbie Reynolds was losing the bettle of the ~lge? Well, lt'I true. I tried all kJnds of dleta. Counting oalortn and meuurtng food, Uf'tll I felt 111<e • chemist. Nott'ilng worked. I'd lo8e a few pounds and put them right beck on. · · TV WEEK, APRIL 28, 1981 TV WEEK. APRIL 26, 1961 TV WEEK, APRIL 26, 1981 ' l I CAR BUYERS· GUIDE IOI McLAl9eS IMW At Beach Blvd. & Whittier La Habra -522-HJJ AMC-JEEP COSTA a.IA AMC-J-~ULT 2524' HarbOr Blvd. Costa Mesa -14t .. 02J CADILLAC ctm•MOTOIS 208 W. 1st St. Santa Ana -US-3171 CHEVROLET , COt•e• L CHIYIOUT 2SOo Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -146-1200 PEUGEOT IOYCAJtYHIMW 1540 Jamboree Road Newport Beach -640.644~ SADDUIACIC IMW 284'02 Marguerite Parkway Miaslon Viejo 131·2040-495-4949 MAZDA I • MllACLI MAIDA 2150 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -641-1700 TOYOTA Train on·oamtr• In MMi1 Pf'Oduottofttf ACT "" ""'-eM pey..Qble .....,Otl, nowl Aaf In non•unlon t•l•vltton oontm•rot•l•I ACT ... lndlPeftdent non·unlOllt MCMllt At:f In Otan91 County exclu1lvelyl No ••Pfrfence n.CHtaryl AU ~PMI Muat wt to qYallfy fOr on-cemera trelntnot A Fllm and Vld•• Caetln9 Workehop. Call for lnW+1ew: (714) ~ INllwDort 8"ch Studio). th ••'p 1 o duct Io" Compeny of Or1n11 County. CAUTION! We ecoept cmly Hrlol.M talent who dHlr• to become "STARS"! VIDEO CASSE I IE ~~ •~so EACH ADDITIONAL TAPE •5oo eo.lmlner'a ~American Glglo F.-ne . . Urban Cowboy The Stuntman Oh Godl Book D HQM\Yiludde Rose Tom Hom Cruising Raise The 11tank: Brubaker Mlny Mare to ~9-7 SAT.N Q.05ED Sll'tDl\Y UIDIOllEST 24771 AUOA Pl<WY LAGUNA HIUS, CA '(w.dW-"'l (714) 155-9595 CttOOM From , .... 1VllALlYO , . _, 1111111 Ill 111111 1118 11181111 1r~si1s ;f i •rsr•s l'f' ll•rsne ir~1!e N • , i ir•~ ... :.I ~, l'I ii•! ... ;f 'fl'·· ~f itJr·· l:s ,~.~ fr ·f !J!? ( J8 I i 118 I • ., ,;8 Ir i •. i i· I if ' I· . ......,. ... ••C.... -12:30-(J) ..... • Sf'OITI: lhrjali w.rw , .... e:= ()) II n. ................. 9P'oll1tft e -..: e "Taru1 •14 tk H11tr ... " (1dw) '47 -JohnnJ Wtismu-ller, Brenda~·· e-..: To be 111nounced • ,....u. 1:00 (])11'1Y•..._ 8 Wt &Mii LlllMs * UIUTY llOT""-UCOOS Of COlf TOUlllAllEIT. um e D • ll'OITS: UlltrtJ ••· ...,.. &.-. If W fi111.I round ol tllis $410. 000 lollfne11tnt Cl> IPOITS: ....... The S.11 Oieco ....... It !tit Los Allttla Oodaws. .... :."llltrld ..... .... ,.,, .. .,...... (lllyt) '44- Bull RltllboM ..... , Bnlce. (11 llMt: "f .. " [.r (bet) 'n-'* c.Mte. Oennis Prlca ........... .. .... ·=.., • ....., ri--tn -l:JO-(]) ,_ ............ 1100 ~;.~..= ........ , ....... (11•) ,.., ....... ,, ....... . ..... -a.... .... .. (iit) 'Sl-Dlut Mdlltl • ................. ... (J)s..,tsM.w ... : ..... lfltle ..... (dra) '74-Aftthony fr111C10S1 ·--=~edit~ ,_,.. (dra) '72-Qarry Grimes. • llftlt: • "c..Ate .., F.,q' (dra) 'SI-Joan Ctawford 3t_.,.1TtM •.. _....,... a ...... : :!."1 "" .. n.lr ...... (= n~::s G1mer. au._;, .... -4:»- ..... "11111 ,_. " ...... (COCll) '62-Clly Grrnt, Doris DIJ. ()) ,.,,..., 0 Dlndfm '11 8 -Ollil .. ..., (C-C) ..................... 9:00 CIJ" ........ ......... e9a11M ()) ra-s•H oerw ''C°' 0 ....... 0..,..... ........ ""-'.., •Miii.iiie a ,,. tM ..... (C-C) -5:30- • •<Dtm ... Cl>"*-MW. B :=._...., """' .. OftlWtar ac....c-a ......... , ....... ("> I lviMING ol cimlc 1n11111hon 114111Ctut1 this SOtaal with !lost HlyleJ Mills. •(J)<aan..--. .. ...... (R) f8'tl#ts inclllde llruitiu lire 1nls; • 1,200 Poelld sriu!J; • musician wtlo com11111hlic.atn with k1fltt wllllts; 1114 • tumy '11111111 a lltlllr'• lltdlel .Wlc ..... '1TlllilllfltleF• tin (C-C) "The Volley" Y~ llflden llelps overtomt 1111 fur ol Soin1 lo tilt ,.., dunnc • wollty-llld .,., wtlat to do OftCt yo11 ctt tiler t lllMl&U. -7:30-......... DC--...._ • --21 ... ., ll«Mr "'-· My llosts this lllOw Ill wlMcJI Ill ma11t1t11 of llWlllhrs 11d LA ell 111111 let ltletr UJ. OMPTER-- ~~fl.J3 cu=w We have a new manager In Newport Beach. His name is Gary Bailey and he le wondng very hard to brtnp to you the beet of everything In Cable Televiaion. In fact. TPT o Newport Beach is In ' the proceae of upgrading aome of their equipment. To be able to complete the upgrading we need to come Into the homes of thole customers who· f\ave "Showttme" or .. Z .. Channel and change their converter box. If you would please call our office at 842-3280 or come by 901 W. 18th St., we -II schedule a convenient date to change yoor equipment. We have also ctwged our phones -as you know we've been ao busy lately -that it le difficult to get through to our Service Department. So. we now have a new number for service (or problema with your reception), and that 11 842-3280. For tn1tallation, or information on your billing, please Just call our old number. ~49-058 7. ... ... r:; :: = •JI' 8 ·111111111 . • I • ...... i .. I · · s: .·r f[:!"'N• '. . l'.f~~•f1f'ef~••• • Jf 1 · I a,~1. ri•ts8 = . 1J a-1s-if~-l;f • i• i l 111 .. • ~ ~· i@!!' . ::1.!.-'!... .. 'i .. ~ ~ :1 ._ .1':1-!. 7 -'.. -, _. •i ~t: lof!!. ~1 .. ;I. . -. s: •. ' ' ·. , . -~ --·~t! I fll~ l I '"I _\.:' ~c • _ ~]'.' f I E .. l-~-f . Eydie Gorme, cotnpoffr/conductor Jack E/Uott and St9v• Lawren~ ~th•r 'round tflat lrrepreaslbl• Georvtf Behn•. Jack Elliott, lean, bHrded and YOlubJe. hu a paulon for music, partlculerty AIMrk:a'a music. The veteran oonduc- toricorrposer ab<> has a fevortte profect, The New Ameri- can Orchestra, juat two yeart old. On Monday, both musical priorltlea will be filled when Elliott Conducts The New Ameflcan Orcheatra on Armstrong Circle Theatre'• preaen-' talion of Lfve from Stuqlo SH: 100 tWars of America's Popullf Music, on NBC at 9PM. Elliott's d,.am speclal 11 the culmination of a C<UUv. effort begun tome three years ago :·it all started with wanting to do eomethlng other than aooring movies and~ showa, and perhaP9 I was getting the 'fifties' blun," ha said. "Oddly enough, the New American Orchestra oame ·-Ex plor f ng America ·s musical history are (top I to r) (bottom I to r) Gregory Hfmu. George Burn• and Sarah Paul Simon. Steve Lawrence, Eydie Gorme, Henry Mancini. Vaughan Paget TUUDAY I ..... .............. = = ... n. .. .. ,.. .... .......... n•• • ..,.., .. Wll" (911)'31-Jella ..... ll:.Je • ..,...., ...... C.ct (*1) '47-l .... o..I. 12::tt• ...... c.. ..... I(' (*1) '43-JaMI Cloe! . ....... ,... ......... (*') '41-fft*tc llelO. J:tl ........... (. '41-J .. --. 1:JI • e "t'll I _,. (mm) •52.:_s,.. '""'· We have seen 1he future ••• and it is now. The Home Video Entertainment boom! An explosion of sight and sound beyond anything you've ever imagined. From pornography and far out entertainment to fine art a II at the push of a button. How will the state of the art affect our state of mind? Watch Cynthia Allison's report on Video Mania: The Future Is now. This week at 5 :00 pm. Ne:wsCenter4~af 5 ~~[[@1@rru~U@r~ . , ... " • llWon lilt Rua f1mily into 1>1nic when slle t1kes it 11POf1 herself to llelll a colltae lricnd c11duate 1nlo ma11hoocl. .• c... 10:00 e@ QI In Wlllt "Thi Bklt Ribbon Host1ce" To cet Neio Wo4fe s a>GptllllOll Ill PfOYlftC that he IS nol ruilty of murder. a man wflo 1111 1nvolwed 111 1 m1ll1011 dollar bllrclM} sttlls •lid llolds hostace one of Wolfe's Malt prized 01dlids ..... e (]) (JI 9 Kart .. Klf1 ~The Murder of Jtnath1n 14¥1" BtlltYltll thlt llt has murdeied Jonatllaft. the Harts' l"'1'f puts an ml sdleme 11110 action to ~uirt .loftaltlan's crnt wealth and his 111fe, Je1nrter. '°' hillllelf • • WlrN lltwt ... OllY•W-h1Sbr .......... (llllncMd -10:30-...... .,,.... ani.Qriltilm 11:00 •Cl)atOa ... ••waa ... . ... ,,.. ........... c... ···~ .. ..., ..... au.,,_..._. ........ , ....... ,.. tln (R) fWBDN•SDAY) .. ..,..... .. ......... a... .... 12111•a~·H APllLZ9 D.._S.. fGf ..... -,..._ lillillo. 7:00 ,it1tt lff DATillll PIOGWJS. D II • ID ... .... i. ,,_ e1111nlm1, 111 Ille (]) llfMy ...., ., .• --• """ °'" ... 1 2:00 Cl) Tk TIC .,.... •Merit: "Hitltr" (dra) 62-DAYTMU llOWIES !! ~-..._ Rtdlard Blsthalt, Joll11 Banner 11:00 ., e "latm fllltilf" ..., lllert Wfia - •CJ) <II ta llwir."Otlt S... (11ts) '35-.lolln Wayne • 9 ll"A~H mer LM" (dra)-&lu 8'Klces 1 l:lO • "f...-1 Ulttl .,...._" 0 Te fll Ille Tlllttl • '-" (eom) '51 -S&ltnttr TrtcY • Tiie Streib tf Sall fnMICila • llillill ........ lZ:Oll • "lly Girt Tiii" (dft) ... _ 0 Dill 0. • c.-.. * ... LtAI l'llmtr, Alan Hal• • °"' blJ (C-C) _12:30-e "The D ... llter tf lnle !! ••!~~~ -0'"111f' (d11)-Ju111 Haver -TIM -..,..., II U 8 TN T .. trrtw Slltw J:lt a "HH1tr...-." 1'1rl I -7:30-=-o: :;-..,... (dta) '47-Jolln Gaifitld • 2 • .. r ... J:JD • "s--Steel" (mus) CD "'-" Diis ..-1 zOO 'Sf-Judy G11lllld, Gene Kelty e a • (..., ,_. • '19d* rt I I JI •11 Ille ~ •v•••-• SP£aAl: Tiie CAr1lil llidl ..,..i I ,... I (lh" This prop1111 t1•es •I* at e lillllll: ....,.._.. (dra) '62-... _______ .. _ Ille lfitltr llOl'Sllippln1 Nazi l'atty 111 Anl":.:Juilln. Silv1111 Menaw. -8:00 lllt C..llforni• subllfbs. • ....... .... • • (JJ .... .(I)~ -- 1 -B•CJ)<llDU.._ ,. ....... -:----~ .,. ....... • MeM: 9 "111•....... (m•s) • • All la Ille ,..., r-• 1 Cl) SPOIYS! II (Co11tinutd '49-Brien Oonlevy, Ell• Raines from 4·30Vlll) The San o;.10 l'ICku ID ll•A~·H 2z00 11 the C.nc1nr11ti Ren. : ti."'&'::. (U) ... : • "CIMa IMt &-G Tk TIC OlllCll • Tiie lladllllL*tt ~ ,..,.,. (11ys) '39-uurence Olivier. • ll·A~H • .. • utae • ............ lly LM," '1111 • CIM n.. I • "' .., .,.., Tltlflr. J. lllMrt Cfldllw" ==:::c~ -...... ., ............ -2:30-• 00 '9 Tt Tel Ille T,..... -':JO-: Cl) (JJ.... • LtM 1-~ -3:30-."'........ * ...., ~-•............ (drl) '46-Rib a1-----. .-. .., Hlywortl, ;leM for4 .... M.., ~-·- Whds calling the shots? Tonight through Friday, Regis Philbin sets his sights on TV's public executioners~ those families who pull the trigger on your favorite shows. What makes them so special? Why were they chosen, and not you, to decide which shows live and which shows die? Watch "Understanding Ratings'.' A startling Eyewitness News Closeup. . (i)EYEWITNESS NDIS61c11PM Because there's more to life than news, weather and sports. TV WEE~. APRIL 28. 1981 THURSDAY I e o a IK ..., •acullt wnle 1 future on l\e ~I tlla11 I FRIDAY I ........ ......., tlM day Fred lktllMMf !las chosln .... .,.... ...... (sa·fi) ..... .,. JI ·74 (2lws)-MICllMI YOfl ~ • CD !!I a am •Tl Jofdan A htdoll1shc ICIClety !Ms ...... ~ ... F• _.,IM aftlf-:o=: nur W•lunston O.C. tn • hup 0--..,....... Fer.,.. ......... ~ =• ... oam1u r s. bubble and lakes !Of sr•nled tlltre is ........ C' ... DAmllE S. I .., ,..., ClllHlliellU, "' "" no life outsicle. . ....... ,i.,..c.uulmt,lfltlll ..,. • llllWla. -~-......... -10:30-..,, ........ DAYTlllE llOVl£S (R) " " Amr aH II• PfUM ....... Mnml llOlllS lhal all's fa11 111 km wtltft tMy ll:tO • ., ............. " IClletM to further IOllllllhC ll'IOiw-or.aw. ll:tl ........... .....,.. (Wei) '39-Jobn Wayne 111t11t lfrtll tlltw rnpedlM montes. II .,...,,. (c.c} j""> 'lS-JW w.,,.. l l:JO • .,..,. c... ... Gilts" • He~SonnJ 11c00 11 • ...... ,.,..,.. (Q)lll) (COfll) 'SJ-Bob Hope • • """ ............ (dra) '41-Rollert Yo1111. Maureen lt:OO."lldlilllf•tlll~ '60 (21trs)-Burt Lancaster. AudrtJ ··~(JI ..... O'Hm. Clifton Webb. S..r" (com) '47-CarJ .Granl, Hepburn. Alldle Murph~ Cllarles ...... 11• e ..... ti le IM" (dra) Mrrna Loy. Shirley Te111ple. Bickford. Two close ta111il become ew<11aa""" '50-.loln fOllllllll. • "llltte Cry" (adv) ·~-VIII mvolffd in 1 feud With 11¥11' Ilion ··=---. ..,...., ........... Hefhn, Ald.o Ray The story of • Indians •ho cl1IM 11 tlleir ow• ... ..,. (d11) '52-::Jtne Wy1111n, WIO 11oup ol Mam1ei clu11111 WOfld tlle adopted d1u1hler of one of .. ..., .... Rottn Jf .. J1111tS Gtwoll. . War II the f1t11111eS a._. ........ >.•a ... =;•...,. Ceecl. J:OO 8 "ltwr 11 " Concl. "A . ,.. ...... ••CMtt (dfl) '44-Tracy, ll1M Cly..-Jle" Pitt I (dra) • ~ "Vlctefy 11 btt*" -ll:JO-D111t1e, V11 JollMol. 8my lttt· '44-SpellCtr T flC'f. VIII Jolln (dra) '16 (2tn)-£Ji~ Taylof, • <J?,.I... .... T'9 ....... IDll, liofttl 8lnyllllore son, 111111 Dunne, Bllrry Nelson, K"k Oo.lfas. Tiie dflmatization of ...... .. ..... J:• • """ ., .. f1rrll c.. lt0nel Bllrr110te. the l111eli rtSCUt raid 01 UPllda's ···==-Git" (com~ '67-T °"' Cotlrtnay, J:JO e .... " (dra) '1!>-Sllsa" Entebk Air..:'i. , •CJ>u Candice "t"· Sam W111•· Clark, Alea Karras ..... :AWlr ...... ....... ..... 1111ker, Colil llety. _., This PfOll''"' feltures 3 lolls· ............. •Y•tllii SUllPflSStd Wcwld war II MclltMll-........ •¥••••· I lllleS by dirttW Jollln ttatqn· a..._. "Report troll t1le Alfftillts" (IMZ); ::..----... 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(llor) ''7-0.• AMrews. .. ,... ....... ==--U:lO-euTtie-...-lfedll ....... 1z00 ~ ............. ...... ........... -1:10-.......... (11 .... 12 • 8TtTlltllllTrwdl -l:JO-.-...: .., .. ...,, ........ ::&:.: "T~ ti T"*" (llor) '72 -Svo ke11dall. Fr111~ Fi11l1y . Youn1 111ts er• 11etnc ijhed Na< llletr IChotl and II lft ltldlef llld a Mtect..,. devise 1 pba lo alcll Ille murderer -1:40-.... ..,.. ......... (dra) '72 -Balhra Edu. Robert YauilHI. Sllllft Wl11t11111 0.. II Ille world's~ WClmttl leWIS tllat Ille IS lllt "'' l.lfl'I tJ Ill lllllf· llllllNlal ;twtl thitf lfllo pUlls to ... fief 2:00 .... c..ws~• lllMs: "hca Y• Illa 1 Stnlpf,",... ..... -2:tS- .... : ........ &#'(dr•) '74-Geor .. Peppard, lloltr flobttl . SOii, Abt Vlaodl A npteoa C09, accused of com1ptioll. ls MCllndff from lht torce and decides to puriue his own we p<itattly. 3:00 ..... ....... .. ... OIM" (hof) '70-Jollll Astllty. ..... I ........... k '' '1 . ..,,..... ___ ..... _,: ... .......... CJ) ...... I ....... . 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(fJ T......t ti QI•,._ • Tiit '""' C.W• a n. 1111 GMa .,. . m "'""' .... ,.., .... ,. ((I P~I flulc.1 1:00 DlllllltlSlltC-.14 ernasrom:n.....,. ......_ 0,. Cottrac• of tllt sein1 final 10Ulld el ll11s PGA lollflllllltftl 110111 lht Woodl11uls Country Clull .n. ..... n · • CI> cm a srorrs: "" .,. ..,. .. s,.'b s,.lal, hrt ' D 111t•: "Tiit LAM Sur" (ins) '52-Clar\ Cable, AYI C.dntr m lltwll: "fMip ,..,... (corn) '64-ltobert Walker. Wlltu Mitthlu @U~c"-._. m FtA Gltitar • Uura .., -1:30-a JO llliMt• eF·l...., ()) Tllfs ..... ii IUeW • OlltMf Litt ., n. '8111111 An c:.Nlcl . 9 Frttllall4 Shldlilll 2:00 8 IWIWorW • Gillip•'• lslallll • CD (JI <Bl Src>ITS: TN ... bldJ ~ Con rac• ol lllt "Run let Pege11 TWO WEEKS ONLY Fiii SPINAL SCllBIMCt IXAMIMATIOM & 1-114 YS APRIL 2~ lhru )fAY I , The Y.-wood Chiropractic Office of co.ta Mw la eponeotlng a Spinal . ~ and Scoliolll Scteenlng progrem • a public eervtce. Thia l8rvioe will include coneuttatk>n. eumlnttlon, x-ray1 Of inc:llC8ted) and a report of fl~ By appointment Qnlv. c.11 84&0518 MOnday tt'l'ough Friday. · l f I *-Net•~ but hladed\~·,,-~ ........... ,.. ..... '" fOf e ...._..,, TM City ot ChlCegct l'8"9 b ohUl'Cti belle In "*"' and IM "'tton'a COP anch«man announ<:N .. ,. .,..iftO. . ) "J-* """"" died '" '* ....., tonight, .. ,...,.,., W.IMf Cfonklte ..... wftl-' the IUt time ehe NW him he Wl9tmlll19" &mllea _,. the i.,tetOM In the ttte of Jl!Ck Thum, a Cltfc-oo clOWn who tp9rit 24 yeatS btlnglng laughtef and fun to klds-thOuUndl of klOt conftnW to hospital werda, .net 37 ltrayt th•t he took loto hll own home and brought 14p d hllown. · Now ~ m. amllea he tr~l'9d right up to th• day he died of canC41' tut~ II 1'9Cded u Mlckoey Rooney ..... Into J.ck'1 flapping clown lhOM and OOtltwne In t.M"9 'Em Leughlng, w.csn..day at 8PM OftCBS. . LNve 'Em Laughing telts the humorou1, poignant story of Jack Thum'• laat few month1, month• Into which he crowded .. manv of hi• no-f ... amlle-produclng perform- ancea • hit doc;tora would pem>lt-•nd a few he anu~ out of hf9 hoepltal bed lo do. . J.ck ~be dead, bUt the 11T1llel on wttlCJ'I he bUilt hla life a,. very muci't alive. Al the moment. fMV're on the face ()f f!ve ot the 37 voono•l•fl Jack Ind ShlrlM t~ Into their home Shli1 .. ·1 SYOlded •ny put>llcrty lfflce her husbend'1 t•IT.._ nal IHn"' became publlc knowledge when MayOf Jan« Byrne procialmed October 31, 1979 .. Jaek-Thum O.V In Chicago," and th• American Cancer Society ga"9 him Its "Spirit of Courage" award But Sh1rlee'e stlli tum>gate mother to thOM chlldren, and f 1hare of the earnings of LHve 'Em Laughing will be helplng her carry on with their 1,1pbrlnglng and that of the Thuma· daughter ind two grandehtldreo. And, In the best 1how buslnffl tradition, Jack's act still goes on. When the Thum'• granddaughter, St)erry, wu only .tour, Jack took her alOng to aulst with the magic act he did for kid•. and ae 1he grew up, he paSMd along to her the aecrell of his tricks. -Later. when Jack fay In Chicago's Mt. Sinai Hospital, too Ill to duck out to fulfill hit commitme(lta to periorm, It wu ;;tierry who 1ub1tltuted In clown costume and make-up she devlNd Now, at 16, 11'1 Sherry who's leavlng them laughing, and aomewhere, Jack Thum mu1t be wearing a very proud smile. Mickey Rooney arars as Jack Thum. lrllCI ..... , .. lbny .. i. fOlltt 1111l1 tlltir teMilloll drt· fllatlc ......... ..., .,, "' "Cr1••ll•1'1 Wllltt Tl1er /' 1 twMlllr •IC """ Pr1111ltrt ........... tlM"" .. ,.n. lllCes .. JI• ,,....,, .... c:u1t the Int wMte "811' N tM ... , .... "' ....... c.-... ~ t1111. Ltflf..,. .. lbl'lilltMliltll,,.......~ ..._.,.waw ,,...._."' ...... wltlt hltl,,e.tllJ hlMtila ... ..., ... ,,. Mtilel. .,,.. Stawlft ("Wllltt SWW'),.., Vitti, lill 0-· .... o..i. ""*'11111 0.0.. ,... "'" .,. ,..,.. Ml .tllt ..... am.a, ...... -. .. ii er...-,, La. --stal'I • $rlllfY, ..... bl .... ..................... 111u-'"r IS I Mp _..., .... rttr· _. ~ 111,.._. I• die ..,. lHiliHI telllll wllne ,,,. ....,....._.._...N.._ 1Wpi11111utilMI ...... '°' c:oailtlllttJ ,,...., tll- tlltld JOUft1 IMft who btaiM * * * "Tha bl•bn P1tcll," 11 itll•p.atiwt ""' stria of ..,... h111r pro1r11111 d11i1111d ,,1. nmlly for pracMol "'*'911, will '""'"" ill Sept..., of 1911 CN1 IN IC (ClllMlf 4). Tiit ltrilt tf u "°'f'llllS, .... wa dmlottld br tt.. NIC T•· --....... OhW., •Ill .... llHI llH•IClltll, ,.,,ttl Hd ori&IMI mlllic Ill ucll ....... T1M ltria will star wttm1t cMr· acter ldef' lit( lJW II htdl, Ill ll·tl ........ wtlo l'1llS I uakal tailor ., wlttr1 ..ct. ....... ls~~·bllllt9d .... pat«er aM I r.-...it ~" ,.,,.u ~die ........ LMIHr.• ~ t.r lipt ,..rs wltlt Jiln ("TM lllu,,.U") ........ Eadl ._. wl• strm 1 ,.;tM Ilda! nhtl m • lltntsty, let1ptty 11 11H......._ Wrtttn 11141~~;.ry.-..., "T1M ......_ P1tu-' (111 ,Mot for111) 1111 1lr1dr Ml• H · dor9M ~ tllt PTA, T1M NltilNI Urh• l111u1, Thi So•tlltr1 CllrlstlH l11dor1lllp Ctlftr· IMt, tllt llAACP IM U.t. T. (foculila Anl1MSI • Cllil· drift 11M1 T~.) , ... 1.