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By DAVID KUTZMANN °' .................. When Southern California
Edison Co. ensineers turned off
Unit 1 of the San Onofre Nuclear
Generat1n1 Station Priday, lt
marked at least the third time ln
the past 15 months that the
456-megawatt reactor bad been
pulled out of service for repairs.
One of those shutdowns lasted
14 months and cost the utility
nearly $88 million in repairs to
corroded piping.
But Nuclear Regulatory Com-
mission and utility officials said
that the 13-year-old plant's over-
all past performance ii much
better than recent· history In·
dlcates.
Accordlne to statistics com-
piled by the NRC's Operatine
Reacior Assessm ent Branch,
Sao Onofre logged a 66.7 percent
mark tor being availa ble for
operation since its opening three
miles south of San Clen.ente in J anuary 1968.
What this means, an NRC of-
ficial said, is that Unit 1 was ln
operating condition and ready lo
go more than two thirds of the
time. The national average is eo
percent.
Thia so-called availability fac·
tor closely matches the time tbe
plant wu actually in operation,
one federal regulatory otncial
said .
San Onofre's latest s butdow\ir'
is to allow tor repair of an aux-
iliary diesel generator damaged
by fire earlier this week during
a lest.
The generator ls one of two on
the plant site that is used to sup-
ply power to safety systems.
NRC regulations require two
Aa the first penon through the turmtiles, Sonny Sarabian, 8, of Costa Mesa wa1 greeted by Orchico,
rrnucot of the Orange County Fair. Sonny brought along hi& grandmother, Eather Angus of Laguna
Beach.
Airport suit vowed
Court defeat doesn 't discourage homeowners ·
By STEVE MARBLE
Oft•o.ityPUlll ....
A week after losing an emo-
tional distress lawsuit against
Orange County government, a
group of Newport Beach and
Santa Ana Heights residents is
planning a second attack on
John Wayne Airport.
from airport noise.
One juror said his colleagues
noted that no physicians
documented specific illnesses
during courtroom testimony.
Michael Gatzke, one of two
private attorneys hired by the
county, concluded the decision
showed a recognition that the
county is "doing a pretty good
Job in the operation of the
airport."
Jerrold Fadem, the Santa
Monica attorney representing
homeowners in the trial, said the
case may be appealed. He aaid
that decision, though, is at least
a month away.
Williams estimates that each
plaintiffwillseek$10,000.
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( dU\N ( ,f ( c )lj~ I y I A l IJ UH N I A l'l C ENT'-l
generators to be working or the
plant must be shut down within
72 hours.
Edison spokesmen said Thurs-
day that repairs to the generator
could take from 10 days to three
weeks. The fire was caused by
oil leaking from a presaure
gauge line which sprayed on a
nearby exhaust pipe. igniting It.
The blaze was doused In about 10
minutes by plant personnel.
The shutdown comes almost a
month to the day after the
seaside reactor had been
restarted following the 14-month
repair jol>. About two weeks ago,
the reactor was shut down for 17
hours to repair a leak in a water
measuring device. In addition.
there had been about three other
shorter shutdowns.
In discussing the past
performance of the plant, two
units of which are now awaiting
licensing by the Atomic Safety
and Licensing Board, Hanchett
said San Onofre in its llfeti~
had produced 63.5 percent of the
energy it could have produced,
again above the national•
average .
"It's been dolne better than
others Cits size)," the NRC'
spokesman said, adding that the
statistics included most of the
recent 14-month shutdown of the
plant that began in April 1980.
Stan Nowicki, an NRC project
manager in Bethesda, Md., said
in a telephone interview that older, smaller plants similar to
San Onofre's Unit 1 have com·
piled "pretty good "
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Hotel disaster
claims dozens
Walkways collapse onto dance floor
KANSAS CITY , Mo (AP> -
Two "sk y bridges" in an
enclosed courtyard at the Hyatt
Regency Hotel collapsed onto a
lobby floor full of dancers Fri-
day night, killing at least 47 peo-
ple and iajuring more than 100, of.
ficials said.
.Bodies were pulled from a
tangle of twisted girders and
broken glass where the concrete
walkways f~I to the floor. and
one room o avish midtown
hotel was desi ated a tern·
porary morgue.
After talking with o!ficials on
the scene, Mayor Ric hard
Berkley said there would be
··more, many more deaths."
was just about lo walk onto a
crosswalk when it fell.
More than 40 emergency
vehicles from around the
metropolitan area hurried lo the
scene, and several of the injured
were evacuated by helicopter.
Police Chief Norman Caron
said the injured who could walk
were being placed on a city bus
for transportation to a hospital.
Others were being. treated where
they lay in the rubble.
As rescuers moved through
the area, the injured awaiting
evacuation were comforted by
friends. Uninjured people waited
outside the building for word of
the missing. <Information on vlc-
ti ms is available by calling
816-234·5560 )
Orficials said rescue efforts:
were hampered by natural gas:
leaks. and were working to shut.
off the leaks to eliminate the
chance of explosion in the 40-
story building. .
Harold Knabe, a spokesman
for the Kansas City Fire Depart-
ment, said part of the lobby ln
the west side of the bujlding also'
had collapsed.
The walkways are stacked one
over another al different levels
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One police officer said he
could see "arms and legs stick-
ing out all over" from under the
debris a s rescue rs brought
bodies out.
"You couldn't believe it, it
Just started crashing, caving
in," said Dorothy Johnson, a
nurse who was ha vine dinner at
a restaurant overlooking the lob-
by. "We just sat there and
watched it cave in."
CM man shot
twice in home -
"There was a rumbline aound,
exactly like a rolling clap ol
thunder outside and everything
got real quiet for a moment,
then there was mass confusion,"
said Randy Dunford. whose wife
S tate h igh
court get s
2 just ices
By J ERRY CLAUSEN
Of .. Delly .........
A Costa Mesa man was shot
twice Friday afternoon , ap-
parently by either the man or
woman neighbors saw hurrying
from his Orange A venue home
and speeding off in a car parked
at the curb.
Rushed to Fountain Valley
Community Hospital for surgery
was James Evert Spence, 25, of
2026 Orange Ave., who friends
said .is a salesman fo r King
Bearing of Long Beach.
A hospital spokesman said he
was in guarded condition Friday
night.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Two Sp ence suffered what are
new justices were confirmed to believed to be handgun wounds
the California Supreme Court J in the chest and a Jeg, said Costa
Friday with only one dissenang-Mesa Sgt. Bill Bechtel.
vote on one of the appointees. A woman described by police
whom the state attorney general as Spence's g irlfriend broke
apparently considered too down in sobs when she arrived
liberal. at the victim's home nearly an
The state Judicial Appoint· hour after the 3:40 p.m. shoot-
m e nts Commission approved ing.
Gov. r,dmund G. Brown J r.'s She said s he had talked to
choice or Appellate Justice Otto Spence about an hour earlier by
M. Kaus and Superior Court telephone.
Judge Allen E. Broussard, clear· "He told me, ·1·m just sitting
ing the way for both to be in· here relaxing, give me a call
stalled in time for the court's back in a little while.' " she told
next session starting Aug. 3. officers. .
The two appointments bring "I was calling and calhng. I
the seven-member court to full couldn't get an ans wer."
strength for the first time since Bechtel said police had no im-
J anuary. mediate motive for the shooting
but that officers are searching
. ' ··He was real skinny. She was !
fairly well built. They drove otr ,
in a hurry. She was sort oh
ducked down in the seat." 1
Another neig hbor , who ,
claimed he is familiar with
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Southern
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b a ttle d
I l • : ' : : ' I • • • • • • LOS GATOS. Calif. <AP> _.
California and federal officiaJst
battling a crop-ravaging fruit fly}
s aid Friday they will go to court•
to block efforts by rive soutnem;
s tates to impose their ow,' quarantines on all Californi
produce.
Quarantines of Ca lifornia's~
$4.7 biJlion produce industry byJ
Texas, South Carolina . Mis-I
sissippi, Alabama and F loridaJ
would be fought in the U.S.:
Supreme Court 011 in federal dis~
trict court in Texas, said a:
spokeswoman for Gov. Edmun~
Brown Jr. i
Tom Wllllams, a developer
who leads a (roup known as the
Airport Coalition, claims more
than 2,000 persons have signed
document.a promiaina to' join a
lawsuit atainst the eounty, al-
leging emotional distress.
Nestande comment harsh
for t he man and woman seen
leaving the home.
One neighbor said she was
standing in her yard when the
couple drove up to the curb just
north of t he modest home
Spence shares with a roommate.
The stales, worried by the.;
Mediterranean fruit fly infesta.:
lion in Ca1ifornia's Santa Clara%
Valley. said the quarantinet
would lake effect at noon Mon~
day. It would force all Californil(
produce to be fumigated or t>ei
certified as coming from .lilt
He predicts his group will
have 3,000 plaintiffs when the
suit ls filed next month.
"It wlll be a monumental
amount of paperwork because
there will be Individual sulta
fUed for each person -not just
one suit," Williams explains.
"We're going to give them
hell,'' he adds.
On JuJy 10, an Orange County
Superior Court jury returned a
9-3 verdict in favor of the county
in the homeowners' suit which
alle1ed emotional 1utferln1
from airport Jet noise.
The Jou, Wllllams aaya, only
apurred on int erest lo hl•
lawsuit. He aayt phone calla
doubl.M the day fpllowln1 tbe
jury verdict. .
"J don't believe people were
dt1coura1ed by that decltlaa.
The)' learned trom that trial aad
t be)' now know what to •o after," a. claims.
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••i>rGPriate for blm to MlaU wbatk•••Man...,_.
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Supervisor blasts charge from Gates critic
In the most unexpected incl-
de n t of the current count)
budget hearings, Supervisor
Bruce Nestande Friday told a
speaker critical of Sheriff Brad
Gates that bis messace waa "a
pile of s-- -. "
Neatande later apoJoclzed for
makinl the comment durinl the
public heartn1, but maintained
that Georce Wrteht, a criminal
juatice profesaor at Santa Ana
College, wu out of line ID au1-
eesttn1 that Gates ml.ht bave
acted for political purpoMS by
keeplna a prtaoner tranaporta·
tlon bus. in need of repair ~ of .ervlce. ·
Wrtlht bu aMounced hit in·
tentlaa to cbaUen&• Oates ln
next yev•1 eledlan.
GatH.L Prob1Uoa Olflur
llleu.t Mbumacber and PubUe
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Co•atr IOanl of lapei'Ytlen
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heads was awarded substantial
increases in personnel and
equipment over that sought in
their original budget proposals.
Meanwhile, supervisors
turned a cold shoulder, at leut
until Monday, on budget re-
quest.a submitted by the central
county and weal county
branches of the coun ty's
munici pal court system.
Budseta tor the north cOQaty,
harbor-area and south coant1
courta were approved.
Gates, whole bud1et stood at
$38.2 million at the start al the
tiearln1s (comp ared to '31.1
million in fllcal l•> reeelftd
prellmlnar=pproval for IUP· plemental et requ"ta tbat
wUl boott 1 ln the county
jall 1y1tem, lnvHt11attve
Hrvlcee dlvllton and prt....,
&rauportaUoa divllion. • ·
'l1M boud dalwNd llna1 ac-uo. aa ...... a.a new .. ~ r...-u. o ............ _ ......
UU.p. ......... r-11.,:, dle1el pewere• DI r
trw,....lkm of Jlilwra.
Super visors agreed to add
about $527 ,000 t o the $22.5
million budget of the county
Probation Department. Among
those additions was about
$360,000 to hire 20 new deputy
probation counselors to handle
increased caseloads and boost
stftfing at two juveniler deten-
tion camps -Los Plnoa and
Joplin Ranch -in the Santa
Ana Mountains.
The board alao acted
favorably to requests by the
public defender's office for nine
new poeitions, includlnl five at·
torney1. An administrative of·
flee analyst aald, deaplte the ln-
crea1ed number of poaltlons,
eacb public defender wlll have a
caaeload of about 4G cuea dur·
lnl the rtacal year, which ll
about 12 •realer than the
"tar1et level" ol 400.
ConlkleraUon of budlN fW
tb• ceatral lllltd .......... Of munM&Nl court wu Uernct
af\er IOard Claalrmaa SaJPb Clart claar••4 t••lr ad·
mlal1tralol'1 were aot doln1 noup to bold down ...
"I saw this guy and girl get
out of a car." she said. "I heard
the shots and then saw them
waJking fast to their car.
"He had a punkish hair-do.
Sh e had shaggish hair. They
were whJte, about 17 or 18, It
lool<ed like.
$200 lost in
Irvine holdup
Irvine Police are lnveaU1aUn1
a robbery early Friday evenina
that netted a lone male some
$200 cash from a dry cleaninl
esta bUahment.
Accordinl to report.a the male,
wearinl a Hawaltan print shirt
and reel, whJte and blue-framed
aun1luaet, entered tbe vmace
One-Day Cleanen store 911 Jef·
fre1 RNcf at Irvine Center Drive
at aboat 1 :40 p .m ., told the
culaler be waa armed and de-
mandedeub.
After taldna~ tbe mone)' from
the 1ton•1 caili Nlitter the ban·
dit necL
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DRAIGI CDAIT llATHIR
Fair this weekend ex·
cept low clouds night
t hrough mid mo rn i ng
h o urs . Hlgh s 70s at
beaches. 87 to 92 lnland.
Lows ln mid 60s.
INSIDI TUIAY
Are chemical wcufH ond
other pollutcnu pf'imt con·
cer·cauafng agent•? RHd
about the ac:Umtific debate on
Pagf! A12.
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Orange Coast DAILY PtLOT/Saturday, July 18, 1981
....
Atlanta ·s_
Wa~ Williams charged with 'two sliJyings
'• ' ATLANTA (AP> -Wayne 8.
1ht William•, a 23.year·old Cree·
lance cameraman, wu lndicted
~ Friday on chariea of murderlne
Jimmy Ray Pa yne and
11ft Nathaniel Cater, two of the 28
. r.1> youn1 blacks whose slaylngs ter·
rorlzed Ute city for nearly two • , years.
•) "The next step is assignment
to a court and then arraign-
ment," Fulton County District
'" Attorney Lewis Slaton said In •m. announcing the lndlctment.
The indictment charged
WllHams caused the death of
Payne, 21, on April .22, 1881, ud
of C1ter, l'I, on May 22, ln botJI
cases .. b y s tran11ln1 and
asphyxlalin& him with objects
and by means whJch are to the
grand Jurors unknown." Both
bodies were found in the Chat· tah~hee River west of Atlanta .
Williams, who Is black, waa
arr ested June 21 on a charae of
murderiq Cater. Tl'\e Payne In·
dictment was a 1urprl1t because
there had been no earlier lndlca·
tion that the arand Jury would
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, Bartender Albert Reyes mixes "Mt. St. Helen" drink that won , .... him seond place in cocktail contest involving 1,200 entries.
.,,,
""Volca nic de light
&also a winner
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of .. Deify ,. ... MM!
I{ Some 30 years ago, Albert
'
Reyes, freshly arrived from the
Philippines. talked his way mto
a barlending JOb al the
restaurant where he'd been
hired tour months earlier as a
' bus boy.
About mixing drinks. he knew
next to nothing.
"My first customer ordered a
dry martini," Reyes recalls "I
th ought dry meant m o r e
vermouth and less gin. It's ac·
tually the other way around.
"So my customer sat right
o.lty ...... IWI .....
NEEDS HOME -"Barney,"
a three-year-old male,
described by workers at the
Newport Beach Anima l
Shelter as a pit bull, is look·
ing for a home. If you can
1 give him one, contact the
shel\er, 125 Mesa Drive,
Costa Mesa , telephone
644·3656.
\ down in front of me and showed
m e how to do it right. Fortunate·
ly. he took it with a smile."
Today. Albert Reyes is
anything but an amateur.
He's a well·known Orange
Coa s t bar manager, having
poured his share of stiff ones al
re s taurant s s u ch as
Blackbeard 's . Don the
Beachcomber, Reuben's and
Isadore's.
He recently concluded a four·
year stint at the Benihana of
Tokyo Restaurant in Newport
Beach.
Nobody questions Reyes' mix·
ing skills these days.
In the annual cocktail com·
petition at th'e United States
Bartenders' Guild convention,
held recently in Beverly Hills,
Reyes placed second in a field of
more than 1,200 entries and won
$700 for his original concoction.
the "Mt. St. Helen."
·'The characteristics of the
drink are like that of a volcano,"
he explains. "It's mild when you
drink it .. but then it sneaks up on
you and explodes. You think you
can drink five of these, but alter
just three you're feeling really
good."
The contest required that all
cocktail entries be made with In·
gredienls available a nywhere,
be m arket ab l e and rea·
sonable priced.
Reyes' volanic delight la a
skiUfully balanced m ixture of
vodka, strawberry and banana
liqueurs, a sweet and sour mix
and 7-Up. The garnish is a slice
of Ii me with a cherry on top.
According to Keyes, the
award-winning Mt. St. Helen Is
the result of six months of re·
search and development.
His first guinea pigs were h1I
cocktail waitresses. When the
mixture finally satisfied their
tastebuds, Reyes talked a few
customers into tryin& it.
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even dleeun that 1layin1.
Polle• had aald lbey con·
1ld1Het WUUamt a 1uapect lD
1everal of the other 1layln11, but
had not Hid which ones.
Cater and Payne had been
1mon1 the m0tl rectnl -and
the oldeJt vlctlma of the
1trln1 of 28 al1yln11 datina trorn
July 1979, which brou1ht fear
and hel,htened concern for the
ulety o children ln many parta
or the city.
UnUI this year all the vlctlma
had been children. No young
blacks have disappeared or been
alaln aince WUUama waa put un-
der police 1urvelllance In late
May.
Wllllama' lawyer, Mary
Welcome, called the indictments
part or a contlnuln1 "charade"
by law t nlorcement officials to
convict h r client of crimes be
did not commit. She sald she
waa at nrat 1urprh1ed by the
st!cond Indictment, but then
1111ld
"I think ubout the ract that
there has bct1n • aerloua etrort
on tht! put or tho 1overnment
. . , to pre,.ent to the country,
even the world, thut Wayne Is
lmpllcutod In oil of the murders.
So on reflection, f ithouldn't be
too auri,rl11ud thut they would try
to tic at lettitt one moro ln to con·
llnue with tho charade and the
lmpllcatlon or aullt ...
Aakcd how two murder counts
<> wourd chuntco the derense, she
said, "Tho defllnite has and will
bt' the sumu: lie 111 not guUty of
one; he l!I not aullty of two.··
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Co1ta Mtta Pollet Departmnt crime JCeM inwltiQator ~ Labbitt woUu from the horM of a Coda
Mt1a man allot F'rldaJI. Sgt. Bill &clatel ch«kl out the uuUnDall uttd bJ1 two fining auailant1.
Music, rodeo /air's
' last day highlights
The Orange County Fair Noon lo 6 p .m . Cour)lry
wraps up its final day Sunday hoedown, Orangeland Pavilion.
with fl\)JSical entertainment, l : 30 p.m. llaute cuisine of
dance performances. livestock Fr1rnce, Gourmet Gallery.
judging and a professional 2 lo 4 p.m. Flash Zingo Sode·
rodeo. ty, Country Corners.
H e r e a r e so m e o f l h e 3 p.m . Mitchell Marionettes,
highllghtsfortheflnalday: mall. Profession a l r odeo,
9 a.m. Pygmy goats competi· grandstand.
lion, Livestock Judging Ring. 3 : 30 p .m . Funs·A-Poppin
Noon to 3 p.m. Juaneno basket circus, Circus Area. Country fun
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SHOOTIN_G
firearms, said be too saw the
couple hurriedly leave Spence's
home .
Their exit , he said, followed
two quick shots.·
"They sounded like they came
from an automatic," he added.
"It sounded bigger than a .22
(caliber)."
The couple livi ng on the cor·
ner across from Spence's home
said they knew little of the vie·
trm other than that he came
from Missouri.
weaving, Orange County Build· contests. Country Meadows . performance records over the ing. 4 p.m. Barnyard Olympics, ye~~ssaid this was due in part to Livestock Judging Ring.
From Page A1
the fact that the sma ller plants M d p k 4: 30 r .m. Kids contests, Food
were less compl\cated and less Ur Y ar B~~~r·p.m. Ice carving dem·
HOTEL·. • •
temperamental than their more inside the hotel lobby. which is 'F D ' onslration, Gourmet Gallery. al to · h' h p II 'd powerful, ne wer nuc lear on a ys sever s rtes 1g . 0 ce sa1 brethren. . 6: 15 p.m. Los Angeles Police one of the walkways fell and
The tWo new units awaiting di d Junior Band concert, Country knocked down the others, which ·scont1·nue Meadows . 1 d d h · Th licensing at San Onofre are each er ss·crosse un erneat 1t. e
mor e than twi ce as powerful S:45• 8:45 and lO p.m . Swaying highest walkway to fall was
Tb 't d · · F Bilros, amphitheater. th t · h' h as the original unit, which sup· e Cl Y·sponsore un ree s or1es ig .
plies about three percent of Days'' at Murdy Park In Hunt· 7 and 9 p.m . David Frizzell The ballroom beneath the
Edison's overall power. ington Beach for youngsters 5 and Shelly West, amphitheater walkways was crowded with
and older has been discontinued. 8 p.m. Professional rodeo, people dancing to Big Band
Nowicki , who s upe rvises City.officials started the free grandstand. music at a "Tea Dance," a Fri·
operations or Unit 1 for the NRC, recreation program for children 8:30 p.m. Japanese dancers, day night fixture at the latest
said Edison's nuclear plant ran Living near the excavation of a Heritage Stage. luxury hotel to ope n in Kansas
for more than 200 consecutive chemical dump because noxious 9 : 30 p. m . Orange Blossom City. ·
days without a shutdown in the odors from the digging reported· Cloggers, Country Meadows. A hotel staff member estimat·
mid l!nOs. He said this is con· ly caused many youngsters to 10 p.m. Vandermeide the Hyp-ed a~ least 1,500 people were in
side red a good performance slay indoors during the day. notlsl, Orangeland Pavilion. the area when the colla pse oc·
record. The supervised acUvity pro-curred.
Edison spokesman Dav~ Bar· gram was discontlnued Friday. S • • ..-1..• Randy and Ann Dunford of
ron said that a nuclear plant The excavation on Bolsa Chica e lting lt'8lra1~u. Kansas City and Hank and
must be shut down for main· Street southeast of Warner J oAnn F.ddlns of Merriam, Kan .. tenance and refueling at least Avenue was completed Thurs· Because or a typographical er· and a friend, Harriet Switzer of
once every 16 months. Shut· day afternoon following 13 ror. the number of Orange Coun· Houston, were in a bar on the
downs such as these last about weeks of digging, during whJch ty reside nts that would be second level, just above the
six weeks . 86,000 tons of contaminated soil affected by proposed federal dance floor.
Prior to the 14·month outage were trucked to the BKK budget cuts was misstated in Dunford's wife, Ann, was com·
for repairs to steam generator hazardous waste landfill in West last Thursday's Daily Pilot. ing back from t he ladies room
piping, the plant had been down Covina. The number a ctually used by with Ms. Switzer when they de·
for six months in the late 1970s The Huntington Beach dump county budge t analyslil was cided to go on a skywalk and
to permit installation of the was used for oil refinery wastes 40,000. They said about that look at the dancers. Ms. Switzer
diesel generator s for on·site in the 19409 and contained toxic many people would be removed stepped onto the wJlkway, Mrs.
power. It was one of these chemicals including benzene from social services, health, Dunford said later at St. Luke's
generators that caught fire this and toluene, both suspected welfare and refugee assistance Hospital. "I bad one foot on the
week. carcinogens (cancer ·causing programs. if the cuts are man· s kywalk and I don't know if 1
.. A power plant is going to substances). dated by Congress. felt it or heard it give."
have to shut down periodically," .....------------------------------------......... --Barron said. "No power plant
can go without a loa" reduction
or some kind or a shutdown for
inspection."
Nevertheless. the Southern
California Edison seaside reac·
tor has run only sporadically
since its reopening last month
fo llowing the 14-month repair
job.
The plant's output also had to
be curtailed at one point because
of high ocean temperatures (sea
water ls u sed for cooling
purposes).
Edison officials boast that the
plant bas produced power equal
to 50 million barrels of oil in its
lifetime and that it has already
essentially paid for itself once
over in such fuel savings .
From Page A1
FLIES. • •
medfly.free area.
"Whal the laws say is that the
state does not have the right to
put on a more restrictive
quaranUne than the federal gov·
ernment," said Susan Hess,
spokeswoman for the U.S .
Department of Aerlculture.
"We will take acUon to have
them revoke it" ii the slate
quarantines are Imposed, she
saJd.
The USDA already has a lesa
restrictive quarantine, which af.
feels IDQlt unlumlaated produce
from the three-county medfly in-
festation area aouth of San Fran·
els co.
"We feel ... lhe quarantlne
la fine the way lt l•," lb. Heu
Hid.
Carl Beauchamp? Brown'•
preaa officer, 1&kt atate AttonMJ
Otntral Georp Deukmejl• ii
"workiftl oa the 1tate'1 behalf
on • variety of optlom dffl._ Wtth tbe tmbarpel ...
The California Farm .... u
alao oDDoled the It* ........ . t1n11. •·we an do&nl n...,wn,
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JORDAN
ACCFSSORY SALE
Brown Jordan umbrellas flt all patio
tables and have the automatic adjust·
ment features that make them super
convenient. The tllt adjus_tment Is easy
for anyone to reach, and simple to
operate. They are covered In the new and
amazingly reslllent vinyl mesh for
long lastlnH beauty. These 7Va•
tall umbra as are avallable In
Marine Blue, Jonqull Yellow,
Sherwood Green and White.
reg. •199 SALE '149.
Durable a d beautiful sun-tuft
mesh padls are now available for
Brown Jordan Tamlaml patio furnl·
ture. they are dacron fiber-filled and
available In Walnut Brown and
Jonquil Yellow.
Chaise pad reg. •109
Chair pad reg. '2.8
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Shall we dance? Chicago MQflOT Jane Byme doem't think so,
even though she's in the arms of movie idol John TravoUa. She
did, however, accept 100 ticloeta to the actor's new movie
"Blowout."
Punk-rocker Wendy O.
Williams of Plasmallcs fame
has been r eleased on S300
cash bond on a charge of
a ssault and battery against a
photographer.
The claim was filed by
free-lance photogra pher Dick
Barnes, who s aid Miss
.Williams attacked him as he
was trying to take her
picture.
Miss Williams was jogging
along a Lake Michigan beach
after finishing a show with
her band at a club in the
Chicago s uburb of Lynwood.
Police arrested film
director Pasquale Squitieri,
common-law hus band of
actress Claudia Cardinale for
fai l ing t o ser ve a jail
sentence. authorities said in
Rome.
Squitieri . 43 . wa s
sentenced to two years and
two months in jail in 1968 on
em bezzJement charges. but
never served the term, polil'e
said.
Miss Cardinale. who
starred in s uch movies as
· ' 8 1".l , • • and · · The P 1 n k
Panther," recently had a
daughter by Squitieri.
Write~'• e"·uif e
oruted·f rom homs
The n ·wlfe of novelist
Normu ...... must vacate
her CaPt Cod waterfront
hom• •Od pay the new · O'!men $18,$$0 ln back rent, a state Judie ruled.
Jucfee ...,.rt A. Weull Jr. ot Orleans (Nau.) DlJtrict
Court rejected arsumenta by
attorneys for Beverly Mallet
that the boule, aebed by the
Internal Revenue Service,
belong1 to her by virtue of an
11 -year -old divorce
a1reement with ber former
bus band.
The,llouse, localed in
Provincetown, was takell by
the IRS two years aao as
partial payment of $100,000 in
back taxes owed by Mailer,
author of "The Naked and
the Dead " and "The
Executioner's Song."
Buckingham Palace
anQounced that the
2-month-old daughter of
Prlnceu Anne a nd Capt.
M ark Phillip will b e
christened al a private
ceremony in Windsor Castle
chapel July 27.
Elizabeth Treadwell ,
rumored to be about to
marry actor George
Hamilton, tapea a segment of
the "Today" show in New
York.
Heat broils Florida
Lightning-caused fires rage throughout state
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. July 18. 1981
Five firms seeking county contract
A committee of Orange Coun-
ty 1overnment officials ls study-
in& which of five firms s hould
receive the contract to oversee
deslp and construction of more
than $75 million in Improve·
menta at John Wayne Airport.
The improvements, called for
ln the recently approved airport
master plan, will include con·
struction of a 213,000·square-foot
terminal that would replace the
existing, overcrowded passenger
facility; numerous runway and
taxiway alteratlons; a parking
11tructure. and new roadways.
The improvements are de·
sl1ned to handle an annual
passenger load of a bout 6.1
million people, compared to the
2.S million currently served at
the facllity.
According to county officials.
23 firms applied for the contract
to oversee the construction pro·
gram, which m ay ultimately
cost $100 million due to infla-
tionary increases
The five finalists lntervlewtd
by the seven·member commll·
tee are:
Planning Research Corp
Toups of Orange
Tippetts. Abbett, McCarthy
and Stratton of Washington. o.c.
Hanscomb and Heery of
Newport Beach a nd Los
An&eles
CH2M..Hall or Costa Mesa.
Daniel , Mann, J ohnson and
Mendenhall or Santa Ana and
Los Angeles
County building
morgue, health lab
Each of the fiv(.• has associat·
ed with other consulting firms In
developing their respective pro·
posals for consideration by the
county. said Denis Horn. airport
chief of operations
Interviews concluded Thurs
da) Horn said the screening
committee wall meet again on
Monday to consider the various
proposals. A dec1s1on by the
county board of supervisors is ex·
pel'ted Aug. 4.
Orange County government
has two dis tinctly different
laboratories under construction
-one to process dead bodies,
the other to s tudy chemical
bodies.
The buildings will house a new
county morgue, scheduled to be
completed and open on July 27.
and a public health lab, which
won't be completed until ~P·
tember or 1982.
The county had no morgue
be fore construction of the
10 ,000-square-foot facility al
Santa Ana Boulevard and
Shelton Street near the Orange
County Jail.
The $1.3 million lab has the
capacity to handle the 2,500
autopsies expected to be
performed during the next fiscal
year. officials say.
Until the doors open. autopsies
will continue to be performed al
mortuaries throughout the coun-
ty . State l a~ requires the
s heriff-.coroner s department to
do autopsies in all cases of
traumatic death or where no
physician had treated a victim
Fine reduced
in DBCP case
FRESNO <AP) -A Modesto
c he mical company president
was fined $20,000 when criminal
charges were reduced to civil
penalties in an alleged con-
s piracy lo sell t he banned
pesticide DBCP.
Superior Court Judge Charles
Hamlin suspended all but $7 ,000
of the fine levied against John
Rudy Monnich of Interlink
Agricultural Chemicals.
within 20 days of death
Construction began this week
for the publil' health lab at 1725
W. Seventeenth St. in Santa Ana
The 17,000·square-foot lab is ex
pected to cost about $2 million.
said lab director Or. James
Greenwood.
Staff mem bers currently work
in cramped quarters on the third
and fourth floors of a building at
the Santa Ana Civil' Center. The
new lab will locate them closer
to other health department of
fices at the Seventeenth Street
center, Greenwood said.
Researchers are responsible
for all of the public health test
ing of ocean and bay water and
the county's domestil' water sup·
pl y. They also handle ,tests for
tuberculosis, influenza viruses
and sexually transmitted dis·
eases. he said
The lab is mvol ved in con
s umer research. too Greenwood
said ground meat 1s measured
for its fat content. milk 1s tested
for pasteurization and beef is ex
amined to see if it meets its ad
vertised grade level
The county "'ants to hire out·
s ide consultants to manage the
des ign and l'onstrucllon of the
1mprovement1S because of the
vast amount of work involved.
llorn said. If the job was a small
one. the county would supervise
the work with its own personnel.
he explained
The fee that wall be paid the
firm that gets the contract has
yet to be negotiated, he said
Casey probed
WASHINGTON <AP> -The
Senate Intelligence Committee
s t a ff began looking into CIA
Director Wilham J . Casey's
financial transal'l1ons Friday
s h ortly after Sen Barry M.
Goldwater said Casey shouJd
continue running the agenl'y
"unless we find further allega-
tions."
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOTJSaturday, July 18, 1981
By Gl"F.NN SCOTT Ot•Dtillf .........
• Not w;shl"J to sell himself
s hort, Stephen Theisen set out tor • long trip wbt•n he hoisted
his backp11ck 443 days aeo In
Seward, Alnsko, and started
walkJna toward hometown Sun
Diego.
It was his rlnil b11ckpacking
cxpedtuon, but onr th«> 40-year
old buslneisimlllO dtlclded to take
to colebrt1t • whut he calls his
• "p1.•uonal Ubcr1 v" J
Tht' Idea ruml'. he sold, after
an older brother died of cancer
and lh • s udden nnd Immense
thrcut of his own death spurres
him to go out on his own
.,...., ..............
Theisen, 55 pound& lighter
and . he clnlme d , 1n good
physical shape tor the first time
in his Ute, visited Orange County
Thursday. lie brought hts well
us ed but still clean pack , his
blue headband with miniature
wings and, mosl obviously, his
now polish ed public speak1n~ Marathon backpacker Stephen Theiaen $J)rtadl the gospel o/
peraonal liberty and cancer checkups on loteat 1top of hia
5,500-mile jaunt.
skills . ·
This bac kpacker's ~UJourn for
persona l liberty has b e<•n
Starving charge nixed
'No cause ' for trying parents of Siamese twins
DANVILLE. Ill. (AP> -A
judge dismissed charges Friday
against the parents of severely
deformed Siamese r.iiott· and-·
their family doctor, who had
been accused of trying to starve
the infants to death.
Center, where the twins were
born May 5, and Mrs. Schopp, a
r egistered nurse. could have
been sentenced to 30 years in
prison if con victed of attempted
murder. •
They were also charged with
neglcctt•d at I .akcv•l'W. and a
judge µlaced tht'm 1n s t alt•
custodv
They were taken to Children's
Memorial Hospital in Chicago.
wher e doctors have dc<·1ded that
they cowd not s urvive un opera
tion to separate them State's Attorney Ed Litak of
Verm ilion County s aid Circuit
Court J udge Richarcl. ~colt held, .
there was no probabfe cause for
trying the defendants on charges
bf attempted murder and lesser
counts.
But Litak indicated that he
probably will seek to reinstate
the charges through grand jury
Indictme nts against the father,
Dr. Robert Mue ller. the mother,
Pamela Schopp, and Or. Petra
Warren, who cared for the twins
after their birth.
Dr. Warren , Or. Mueller, a
physician at Lakeview Medical
~ conspiracy to murder and en-
dangering the life an4 health of
the children. The parents also
were charged with solicitation of
murder and cruelty to children.
Prosecuto rs said the twins
· were denied food, water and
medicaJ treatment al Lakeview
at the request of their parents
L1tak s aid nurses violated or-
ders and fed twins Scott and J eff
several times during the eight
days they were at Lakeview.
The Illin ois Department of
Children and Fa mily Services
charged that the boys, who.are
joine d at the waist. w ere
"We can proceed with thl•
gra nd jury," Latak su1 d "I'm
not through with this <'ase "
Lilak said he believes he ha&
the evid ence to prove the defen
danls guilt}.
The j udge. who was out of
town, handed down hts ruling en
a telephone corwersallon with
Litak and defense lawyers
Litak said lh<• Judi.:e. 1n dis
missing the charges. rC'fused lo
adm tl as evidence in the pre
liminary h<'aring Thursda)
t estimo ny luken during an
earlier grand Jury prol·eNling.
Long distance swim meet
scheduled at Seal Beach •
Th e Nati o n al Amate ur
Ath letic Union long-distance
~wimming champions hip will
be the main event at the 13th
11nnual Seal Beach Ro ug h Water
Swim. competition Sunday.
The main event begins al 6
a.m . at the Huntington Beach
municipal pier and is a 10-mile
~wim to the Seal Beach pier.
Officials said t he meet is being
held al 6 a.m . because the oc<'an
is generally l'alm that early
Al 8 a m . a three mile AAl"
s wim meet will be held from the
Seal Beach pie r to an oil drillinj.!
platform and back Thc
compelitio11 I!> oµt•n to all.
officials said
Shorter ocean swim meets for
youngsters from i 11 "Ill abo n1·
held
Pre• l'l'g1..,t1 al1on I'> S3 for
'i\o\ 1mmcrs 18 and unCll•r <ind $.-1
for a'1ults Ht•g1'>lr:.i1111n on th1·
da.\ uf the comµcllt1011 well be $1
extra
An award" t't'rl'mom \\ 111 lw
hd<I on the beach at noon
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away
Bearded businessman backpacks
from Al aska, plugs Cancer care
anything hut o private nftair
T he isen said he's paused en
route about 300 times to conduct
public presentations and -he's
sure of this one 189 inte rviews
with the media
A tanned man with a wild
graying beard, Theisen blew in
to the press room at the Hall of
Administration in Santu Ana He
sat on a table and began recall
ing al length the special t-ncoun-
ter!) and psychi c pleasures of has
adventure
T heisen is not shy, not self
ronscious and not al a loss for
words . He Is allio not ufraid to
tell a reporter lo turn a Lape re
t'order back on &o he can include
a fln ul t-xcla mulion that 99 9 per
cent of ull the peo ple he met on
his lrtp Wl're j(r<•al
One reuson Theisen has re
<'e1 .ved &o mut•h exposure' 1s that
hl' c11•dded s hortly after his tnp
hl'gun to use he s f ame lo
BOARD MEMBER Former
Secretary o f State Henry
Kissinger has been named t o
th e board of Twentieth
Century Fox Film Corp .
along with Was hington
law yer Edward Hennett
Williams.
publicize the American Cancer
Society
The dec1s1on was made when
he learned that hLs mother, a
pack a·day cigarette smoker.
had collapsed and died of Jung
cancer
That meant two close family
members had succumbed to the
disease in a matter of months.
Theisen said he wants k> help
s pread the word that a fourth or
all j:&Mer dt>aths could have
been prevented had victims
made earlier v1s1lS 1o doctors
·Q(fic l~ls for local cancer
soci~t~s have be.e111ijad to have
someo1'e so newsworthy, so
eBger and so free total~.
"It wa!I not al aH unctnnmon
for m e to hike into 'In area and
put myself in the care of the
local Amertcan Cancer Society
UJ'\ll," he explained.
The trip as al mos t over .
'Ihelsen has been camping on
the Sea World grounds in San
Diego wailin~ for a triumphant
final hike into the downtown. He
was driven bul'k to Orange
County for lht' press l'Onference.
• Thus, it ha., not been a pure
hiking trip, Intl such are the
comprom1st·s one makes lo plug
a .cause.
Tht:'l-.e n rc•mE•mber s !he
northNn lt'g of he ., \ entu1 e as in
volvini:t the n10.,1 pnstine ex
ample'> of his que'>t for freedom
He rrwt an Ivy Ltvdguc professor
turnl•<I mountain ma11 who lived
in an l'>Olall'd calian an the
Yukon
lie l'l'QSS(:d paths with 18 in
ternat1onal climbers preparing
for an a sc·l'nl of Mt McKinley
Six of th<'m lalt•r d1t·d. he said
And ht• met ii man 1n a bar in
JUOl'ilU who had no harr and no
no'>t' twc·aust• a ht:ar had ·peeled
hi!. h(·atl hkc a grape" and bit
off his nos{·
/\ l'af'ltankl'rou:-. old Alaskan
~' l'n "1.Jueezt·cl off a couµle rinc
shoh al h1 m f111 look 1ng hke a
ht ppw ht.• said
Tht·1!-tt·n s aid hl' wa:-. u man ad
tlictt•d to h1:-. eon"t ruetwn supply
liul>1nei.~ bcforl' his brother'!>
death made hem rt>all7l' "we'r<'
all horn ll'rminul ·
S1111·t· h1·ginn1ng mon• lh:.in 1·1
month" ag11 ht· na" "Jl<.'1'1' about
S8,000 on air far1· to i\laska. top
quality Cl.JUtpml'lll :.ind enough
pockPl monev ·10 takt• a lady
out lo dinner and drink an oc
'
casionaJ Drambuie on the rocka."
Now that Theisen has virtually
completed hls 5,500-mlle trip, be
•ays h1> figures he'll eventually
set back into buslness, but not
r ight away.
In August he plans to drive a
van back to Alaska to retrace
his trip to spend more time with
the wild and not-so-wild charac·
ters and places where hls search
for personal liberty led him.
OC Scouts
head for
Jamboree
Two hundred Orange County
Roy Scouts will attend lhe Na-
li o n al Scout Jamboree 1n
Virginia starting next Tuesday.
The National Scout Jamboree
is held every four years to pro-
v1 d e scouts from around the
world wilh an opportunity to ex·
change ideas and exhibit their
scouting skills.
A bout 30.000 s couts and
leaders will be attending the
Jam boree this year .
The Orange County group is
the !>econd largest from the
\\eslern US
In addition to attending lhe
J a mboree. the Orange County
scouts will lour Washington D.C.
and mc<.'l with the county's coo·
gress1onal delegation before re-
tur ning Aug. 5.
Council sets
e le ctions
The Orange County Communi·
ty Development Council. Inc .. a
non profi t, anti -pove rty o r -.
ganizat1on. will conduct elec·
lions next Wednesday al its an
nual m~ling.
The meeting will he held in the
council's board room. on the
fou rth fl oor al 1440 E First St.
Santa Ana. at 6 p m It 1s open lo
the publk
Te l licen e OK'41
LOS ANGEi.ES <A P> A
federal licensing board Friday
autho rized a bitterly opposed
lo\\ -po\\ e r testing license for the
Diahlo Canyon nuclear plant,
although several steps r emain
before a permit can be issued.
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' BEARING UP -Scott Bur-
relsman, 11, strokes his cat
at his home in Fairview Heights, Ill., after he was
bitten on the arm by a bear
mascot at a summer camp.
The bear won a reprieve
from execution when camp
owners won a restraining 01."-
der.
Carp finding
lwme in Ohio
~RCHBOLD, Ohjo (AP) -When they come
hook-to-mouth with a carp, many fishermen throw
it back in disgust. In' Archbotd, they throw a party.
For three days, townspeople don carp T-shirts
and adopt "Cornelius the Carp" as a mascot. They
serve up a Friday night fish fry for 1,000 people,
and play music in the park. Live carp are on dis-
play in an aquarium.
"We think it's fantastic," says Cal Short,
chairman of this weekend's Carptown Festival and
a one·man carp chamber of commerce in this town
45 miles west of Toledo.
The carp, generally more popular in the Unit·
ed States as fertilizer than food, wasn't always so
beloved here.
When floodwaters from Brush Creek receded
to leave carp on ·the streets -in 1918 •. several were
'We're
st ar ting a
club.'
talking about
national carp
-= found flopping on a livery stable floor, and in 1937
one . was landed . in ftont of the post offic'e -
Archbold got a new name. .
"They started calling us carp and the city
-Carptown. People were laughing at us," Short said
of the years when townspeople cast about for a
suitable response.
"Last year, we decided we'd really do it -
we'd really have a carp festival. The Lions Club
got behind it and everybody loved it," Short re-
ca!)ed. "They said, 'You're going to do it again
next year, aren't you?"'
Short, a real estate agent by trade, has trolled
for carp information and says the fish's ba
reputation is unfair.
"The Chinese and the Japanese t~b'nk ··,a very good fish ," he said. ·
In some parts of the Orient, he said, t carp
is "almost sacred."
Short blames the fish's life-style ro ome of
jts image problems.
Ifs a bottom feeder, and thus spe s most of
its time in the muck.
"If you could raise carp in a pon wit~ pl~stic
on the bottom, so they didn't get . wn mto the
mud, they would convert fish fe mto food for
people better than almost anythin And be hopes the carp Will ht the adverse
currents.
"We're talking about starti a national carp
club. We could award a priz each year to lhe
person who catches the bigge ca~p ~? the l!nited
States," he said, dropping so bait._ The biggest
one caught weighed 80 po ds. Did you know
that?" One of the nicest th' about the festival,
Short said, is that the taunt' has ended.
"The neighboring to don't call us . carp
anymore. We just took a of the run out of it for
'em."
· MedflY; a boon
to ge business
BERKEL <AP> -The Mediterranean fruit
fly may be a oblem to farmers, but it's as good
as gold to tw erkeley jewelers.
The tw ewelry designer Ralph Bennett and
Sunset Je ry owner David Sydnor, have de·
sitned a of. 10·.karat Medflles and report that
business uzzmg.
M lovers may buy pregnant females for
$20, m for $30 and a sac or larvae for seo.
Several ple ·have purchased diamond-studded
malel $130 and one customer ordered a larvae
rusted with sapphires and diamonds for
You can help vour ne~
carri er collect at tllT)H
convenient to vou t>v h81/tng
your rnonev r,eady 10 ll'le cerrler won't have to call beck. a.c.u. lhia ybung peraon la
II\ bu1lne11 fot hlmHlf Of'
herlelf, .... bt ~acly-#'d watch that big tlT'lle wt\lct1
11)11 "Thank yoo."
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UC student . f 8~ i~:~fug . ' ,~:1•;~,~
Extra $75 tacked on to offset inflation, bu'dg.et cuts \
t , ~ t .. ; •
SAN F-RANCISCO <AP> -ed revenue, mainly from nqn· tion f~ of $166 per quarter or
Some student education fees will resident tuition. $488 ai\nU~ly. These feet cover
be nearly doubled at the The fees have been used in re-such services as lntercolleatate
University of California to offset cent year& for student financial athletics, arts, lectures, 1tudent
Inflation and legislative budget aid and support of related pro-health services and recreational
cuts, the Board of Regents de-grams. proer1um.
cided Friday. Fees up to $25 are charted at The fees, which are $100 per But because of the legislative each campus to cover COili ol
quarter for undergraduate stu· cuts for such programs 81 stu· student government and proJ·
dents and $120 for graduate stu· dent affirmative action, Saxon ects, althouah the exact amount
dents, will be increased $75 on a proposed 1he fees also be used varies from campus to campus.
recommendation by UC Presi-for other student programs But despite the latest fee in·
dent David S. Saxon. trimmedbytheLegislature. crease, the university repo~
The increase raises the total In addition to the educational that a survey It conducted
cost of undergraduate fees per fees. the students pay a regiatra- showed undergraduate fees for
year to $972 for students who are resident students are lower than
res idents of California, while those charged by most compara·
non-resident fees go to $2,880. Man dro wns ble public universities.
Approval was unanimous. In other action, the board ap-
Saxon, noting it was the first FRESNO (AP> -The body of proved salary increases for
since 1971, said the fee increase a fisherman from Anaheim has university b,fficials, professors
is necessary primarily because been recovered from ~dlson and instructors, most of them
of inflation, but also because a Lake in the high Sierra eiist of ranging between 4 percent and 6
$10.5 million cut by the state he re, sheriff's deputies· re-percent.
Legislature in student services ported. Saxon's salary was increased
funds. Searchers found the body of to $91,520 from $88,000. Salary
The regents noted that the fee Richarcj John Pulford, 34, Thurs; increases from $70,000 to $80,000
increase may be reduced slight· day. ~~ad drowned w"en wino wer..,e appr'o'f'ed for UC general
ly if the state agrees to make capsi¥fd his canoe during ~lit counsel Donald L. Rehaar and
available $2.5 milli~n in expect-bing trip July 3. _. ' ,. treasure Herbert Gordon.
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Tire stores
penali~ed
DEAR READERS: Trainer Tire Storei
tbroupogt California have been e9'jolaed
from ee1a11a1 lD zz llle1al bu11De11 prac:·
tlcea, ac:c:ordlng to the 1late Department of
Coaaumer Affalra' Bureau of Aatomotlve
Repair.
The Injunction I• part of a settlement of a
clvll suit brought a1aln1t T.W. Trainer Inc.
by tbe San Diego city attorney, char11n1 tbe
firm'• alx San Diego area atorea with ac:ta of
unfair competition and misrepresentation.
Without admitting any wroagdolDg, tbe
Trainer Corp. agreed to pay lDveaUgatlve
costs of $5,000 to the Bureau of Automotive
Repair and $67 ,000 In c:lvU penalties and
litigation c~ts to the city and county of San
Diego.
According to bureau chief Robert N.
Wiens, the Injunction prohibits Trainer Tire
Stores from engaging In any Illegal and
frauduJent practices relating to auto repair.
Specific practices mentioned In the lnjunc·
lion Include mis representation and other II·
legal acts relating to the sale and Installation
of the rod end bushings, shock absorbers, ball
joints and coil spring stabilizers.
"The Ca lifornia Bu s iness and
Professions Code requires auto r'epair shops
to deal fairly with their customers," Wiens
stated. Persons who believe they may be vic-
tims of questionable auto repair practices
a r e aske d to write to the Bureau of
AutomotJve Repair, 3116 Brads haw Road,
Sacriamento 9S8Z7, or In an emergency phone
toll.free (800) 95%-5210.
Student wages
DEAR PAT DUNN. 1 have a summer job
in a small restaurant and even though I'm
only 16 years old I thought I'd receive the
minimum wage of SJ.35 an hour. My boss
says he doesn·t have to pay me that much
and that he's within the law. Is this on the
level?
K.S., Newpo.rt Beach
Even though the minimum wage is $3.35
an hour, the law allows for futJ-time students
employed In retail, service and agricultural
occupations to be paid a submlnimum wage
of $2.85 an hour. Employers wishing to ue
this provis ion must obtain a special
certificate from the wage-hour division of the
Labor Department prior to paying the sub·
minimum rate.
Additional inform atlon on federal child
labor law restrictions and hazardous occupa·
tions ls available by phoning the wage and
hour division of the Department of Labor at
836-%156. Information on state child labor
res trictions may b e o btained from the
California Department of Industrial Rela·
lions by phoning 558·411 5.
Freeze r advice listed
DEAR PAT DUNN l have a large food
freezer and would like to know how long the
frozen food would be safe 1n case we have the
power fail due lo so m uch electricity being
used by everyone during hot spells.
P . L .. Huntington Beach
A fuJly loaded freezer will keep food
frozen for two days and a half.full freezer
keepa food cold for one day. A power faUure
seldom lasts more than a few minutes or an
hour or so.
In case of a power failure of any
kind, keep the freezer door closed -don't
open and close ll to check on the food. And,
meats that still contain lee crystals or have
been maintained at 5 degrees Celslqs (40
degrees Fahrenheit) for less than tw,.o days
may be saJely refrozen. Some quality may be
loat, but Lbe product Is still edible. But, throw
out any food that bas an unusual color or
odor. Never refreeze Ice cream because It
coald be contaminated.
If It looks like your freezer will be off for
more than two days for any reason, use dry
Ice. Place ZS pounds of d ry lee lD the freezer
soo• after the power goes off. A half.full
freezer sbouJd stay cold enough to keep food
for two or three days, and a full freezer
alloald keep food frozen for three or four
days.
• ..Got a problem? Then write to Pat \.. l Dunn Pat wdl cut red tape, getting
• the anawers and action you need to
•
aolve inequities an government and n bwWu Mall your queation& to Pat
Dunn, At Your Service. Orange CO<Ult
Daily PUot, P.O. Box 15'XJ. Costa Mesa, CA 92626. As
many leUers aa ponible will be answered, but phoned
inquirlel or letter• not including the reader'• full
name, oddren and buliness hours' plume number
cannot be co~ered Thta column appeara daily eI·
cept Sundays ."
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aspartans, dllrln1 un ·
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Man wins $925,0~0
in Sambo's lawsuit
PORTLAND, Ore. <AP > -The
former mana1er or a Sambo's
rtstaurant has bffn awarded 1925.000
l n a lawsuit claiming be was
defrauded under a now·defunct Jolnt
venture program offered by the
chain.
David Ax lerod, a Portland attorney
rep resentlna Sambo's in the case,
aald that as far as he knows. the case
ls the only one decided In favor of
plalntlff's accusing the chain of false
promises and marketing practices ln
Its "fractlon·of·lhe·action .. program.
A Multnomah County Court jury
awa'°ded the money, including
$700,000 In punitive damages. to Pat
Callin, 26.
In April 1977 Cattin bought a 20
percent interest in a Portland Saru·
bo's for '20,000, the understanding
being that he could participate IJ\
group purchase of other Sambo's
operations
In August of that year the chain an·
nounced at was ending the program
and wanted its manaaer-partners to
sell their percentages back to the
chuin for the original price, plus in·
terest. The company then offered a
new compenullon program.
Catlin and others around the coun-
try refused the offer and were subse·
qu<'ntly fired.
Cattin contended in his $1 million
s uit that the chain had falsely prom·
hcd to consider h im manager ·
partner when it had no intention of
carrying out the promise. He said the
"fraction of the-action" program
wa\ built on false profit and market·
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our main system so these same channels
will app·ea r ~n Channels 17 and 20 .
This m ay cause some inconvenience
because you converter must be changed,
but if you will please call 642-3260 or
646-0586 ~e will schedule a time that is
convenient for you to have this change
made. The re will be absolutely no charge
for this change. Otherwise you are more
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BOlsa plans
under fire
A /lannlni process for pro-
pose development in the Bolla
Cblca marsh involving federal
a1encles, Orange Cou~ty of-
flclalJ and the major landowner
haa drawn fire from environ·
mentalists dedicated to protect-
ing the coastal lowland near
Huntington Beach.
Bob Fisher, director of the
county's Environmental
Management Agency <EMA>.
said the Orange County Board of
Supervisors has approved hiring
consultant James Ragan As-
'-oclat~s to go to Washington D.C., 1n an attempt to get 11uv-
J>Orl for the county's marina and
housing proposal for the 1,200·
acre coastaJ marsh.
"streamlined" by coordlnatin'
the efforts of the varlou1 federal
agencies. He says SlanaJ of·
ficials will "actively participate
in planning their property."
Fisher said he and a staff u -
s is ta nt, the consultant and
represe ntatives of Signal
Landmark will travel to
Washington next week to Wain
the meetings with federal of-
ficials.
"We'll try to gain support for
what we're trying to do," Fisher
said.
The county has proposed an
1,800-slip marina, ocean channel
and 5,800-home residential de-
velopment in the marsh, located
south of Warner Avenue aJong
the inland side or Pacific Coast
Highway.
°""'' ,..... ..... .., c:aeNI Man
Champions stacked up ringers. Special clay
was imported to prevent bouncing.
H. W Standard aims his pitch, the fir1t 1tep in the moderate yet therapeutic ezercile1 of
throwing the horseshoe1 . walking the 40 feet between 1take1 and bending to retrieve shoes.
The Special Area Manage-
ment Plan, authorized under a
1980 amendment to the federal
Coastal Zone Management Act,
will include the concerns or the
Army Corps of Engineers, the
Environmental Protection Agen-
cy. the Fish and Wildlife Service
and the Coast Guard. Fisher
said.
The county's development pro-
posal is part of its Local Coastal
Plan <LCP > mandated by the
California Coastal Act of 1976. It
ultimately must be approved by
the California Coastal Com·
mission.
Steve Brown, legal counsel for
the California Coastal Com-
mission, said Friday that the
federal special area manage-
ment plan must conform to state
la w, according to the "federal
consistency doctrine.'·
Plop! go the ringers
Some say it takes a good eye.
Others will tell you it's all in the
wrist. But pros know the secret or
horseshoe pitching is concentration
coupled with a lot or practice.
Orange County Fair visitors have,
had a chance to see some or the best
s hoe pitcher s during a five-day
tournament held at the Costa Mesa
fairgrounds.
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Members o f the National
Horseshoe Pitche rs Association or
America competed for Sl.500 In cash
prizes, trophies and ribbons during
the round robin eliminations directed
by George Farrell of Corona del Mar.
Wally Shipley of Newport Beach
has been president or the NHPA ror
eight years.
He said these agencies each
have responsibility to iss ue
building permits for the pro-
posed marina and ocean channel
through Bolsa Chica State
Beach.
Peter Green, president of the
Amigos de Bolsa Chica, says the
environmentalis ts oppose the
Was hington planning process
because it prohibits local
participation by c itize ns and
state agencies.
He aJso complained that the
major landowner . Signal
Landmark Inc .. is required to
pay up to $4,000 for the consul-
tant and the travel expenses to
Washington for county ofCicials
and therefore could influence
planning.
EMA director Fisher says the
federal planning will b e
A !though the Ca 1 i fornia
Coastal Commission hasn't of-
ficially ruled on the county's de-
velopment proposal. stare of-
ficials have warned that any de-
velopment plan for the 1,200
acre lowland would be rejected
because the Coastal Act calls for
protecting natural wetlands.
The Bolsa Chica serves as a
habitat or breeding area for
more than 100 specieit of birds,
including fiv e on the endangered
species li st. accor ding to of·
ficials of the California Fish and
Game Department and the Fish
and Wildlife Service
Hispanic group
United Way • JOlllS •
Nueva Esperanza Inc., a His-
panic support group in Orange
County. has become a me mber
of the United Way of Orange
County
The United Way 1s a fund-
raising organization for more
than 80 non-profit agencies in
Orange County.
Nueva Esperanza was founded
in 1975 by the Orange County
League of U nited Latin
American Citizens to help pro-
mote the welfare of low to mid·
income county Hi s pani c
families. according to ofCi cials.
Nueva Esperanza has two pro·
grams: Abrazar. a senior aid
pr og ram located in
Westminster. and Clinica De
Salud Mental, a mental health
facility in Santa Ana.
Abrazar h elps Spanish ·
s peaking senior citizens with
tran s lation , tax form s.
transportation and other social
services. About 70 c lients use the
services every month.
The Clinica De Salud Mental
provides His panics with in-
dividual . family and group
therapy .
munity because or added fund-
ing, said Gloria Mc Donough, ex·
ec uti ve director or A brazar. She
said both programs are expect·
ed to receive S16.000 through
United Fund this year.
The Orange County chapter of
the United Way reported that it
raised more than SIO million last
year Crom corporations, workers
and s mall businesses.
To becom~ a member of the
United Way, a group must be
non-profit. demonstrate a need
for its services and have a
volunteer board or directors.
Book sale
set in Laguna
A book sale. featuring used
paperbacks at lov prices, will be
held JuJy 25 fr~ 10 a.m. to 3
p . m . at the Lagu n a Beach
Library.
An umbrella. visor and dark glasses give Erwin Klessig a cool perspective
as he scores a regulation 50-point match in round-robin competition.
It takes skill, balance and momentum to toss the two and a
half pound horseshoes as Eston E. Braum demonstrates.
With membership to the Unit-
ed Way, the programs will be
better able to serve the com-
Friends of the Library will
pick up book donations prior to
the sale~w 1ch will be held in
the lower arkmg level at the
library, Glenneyre St.
To dopate books. call the
library ;I. 497·1733.
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Worship Setvlce 9:30 A.M.
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Oran~ Cput DAILY PILOT/Saturday, J~ly 18, 1981
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Mi,ssionary pilots f.ly airplanes for peace
By LAURINDA KEYS .. _ ........... ...._
R EDLANDS -When mlulonary pilot 8Ul
Larick landed his twin-engine ear10 plane on a
sandy alrstrip in Ethiopia lut mooth •nd be1an
unloading packages of 1rairi for the refugees of
drought and war, dozens of UJl)' children 1atbered
-but not out of curiosity about the airpt1ne.
"Whenever a piece of grain would drQP onto
the ground. they would pounce on lt Ute aparrow
hawks and pop it into their mouths," Larick re·
called.
The 33-year-old former Navy pilot who works
for Mission Aviation Fellowship saJd It was one of
the most heart -rending scenes he's encountered i.n
his job.
Larick is part of a team of pilots that the a via·
tlon missionary group has supplied to help the
Ethiopian government and the Christian relief
agency, World Vision. get food and medical sup-
plies to people stranded in the barren, remote
areas of a country where only 10 percent of the
population is within walking distance of a road.
The Mi ssionary Aviation Fellowship was
LDS churches
set pioneer day
PIONEER DAY will be celebrated by six
Mormon congregations in Huntington Beach and
Westminster from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m . Saturday at
Murdy Park in Huntington Beach. The gathering
commemorates entry of Mormon pioneers into
Salt Lake Valley on July 24, 1847. The publlc is in·
vited to attend. and admission is free.
BRITISH AUTHOR Benjamin Creme will ad·
dress a symposium on ··End.in~ World Hunger··
CHURCH NOTES
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today at the Inn at the Park
in Anaheim. A $10 donation is requested. with
profits after expenses going to organizations work·
ing against world hunger .
PRE MI E R E P E R FORMANCE of the
musical "Jesus is the Power" will be presented at
6 p.m. Sunday at First Christian Church in Hunt·
ington Beach.
NEWPORT HARBOR Church of Religious
Science will hold a Tithers Brunch at 12: 30 p. m.
Sunday at the Tea and Sympathy Tea Room in
Vatican eyes deficit
VATICAN CITY <AP> -The Vatican said to·
day that it expects a budget deficit of S25 million
for 1981.
The announcement came at the end of a three·
day meeting of a special commission of 11
cardinals named by. Pope John Paul II to help put
the Holy See's finances in order.
No other informatinn on the state of the
Vatican's finances was provided in the rive·
paragraph statement released .after the meeting.
In disclosure in 1979, however, the Vatican
said it expected a budget deficit of $20.2 million in
that year. and warned that the Holy See could find
itself in "serious difficulty" if inflation-fueled ex·
penses continued to rise.
The cardinals included two Americans -
Terence J . Cooke of New York and John Krol of
Philadelphia.
Church of St. Matthew by the Sea
(Traditional Ep~copal)
HOLY COM MUNION -Each SUnday -9:00 AM
(Boole ol CMTnoo Prayer· 1928)
MERTZ HALL
of Community Congregational Church
811 Heliotrope, Corona de/ Mar n. leY._.._..thlltftlll -SJl.7111
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started here in 1945 bf aix Nav1 pUots and a
woman pllot who wanted "IO meet Ule needs of the
world through aviaUOl'l aod use the airplane for
peace rather than war," fellowship spokeswoman
Dorine Burns said.
"It's not our primary taQ &o provtde the ac·
tual end product," she said. "We don't aetually do
the Ut.eracy work or do the medical work or
preach except as our lndiv\du.i famlliet may ha1ve
an interest and do it on extra U111e.
"We provide the mobllity ror anybody doi.,
that kind of work. The 11i.racy workft•. the
evangelists, government workers and doctor• au
depend oo us. In many cases if they did oot)tave
us they simply could not do the job.
"We're an integral part of a number of·
ministries. We're the tetbnical support," she
added.
The U.S. Missionary Aviation Fellowsbip has
a start of 200. all but 20 of lhern pilot-mechanics.
who Uve with their families ln small foreign out-
posts. where they maintain their airplanes and
radid equipment and stand on call to fly relief
wherever it's needed.
BENJAMIN CREME ... end world hunger
Costa Mesa. Tickets are $10, and all proceeds go to
the building fund. Call the church office at 646-1032
for information.
J UDY SWAYNE, executive assistant lo
Supervisor Thomas Riley. will speak on current
South Coast issues al the Laguna Beach Unitarian-
Universali:>t Fellowship at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. A
social hour will follow.
.. We are the supply lines for anyone from lbe
outalde who's trying to work. We're doln1 a lot of
emergency relief right now in Ea1l Africa. In·
donesia, and Latin America because of drou1ht aod war refugees, .. Mrs. Burna aald. "We do a lot
of tnedical Oying, laking doctors to villa1e cllnic1
and taking critically ill people to hospitals. We've
t>ad a number or babtes bom on our airplanes."
The U.S. MAF Is one of 12 Mlsslonary Aviation
Fellowships in countries around tbe world which
are financially autonomous. but which share train·
Ing, planes, radio communJcations and supplies.
"Worldwide, we have 400 famlUea, moat of
them tbe families of pilot mechanics, because they
have to take care or their own plane.," Mrs. Bums
said.
"They actually Uve on the baat frolb wbich
they fly. The nature of the service ls that they're ln
areas where there is no other reasonable form of
trans portation. They keep a small inventory on
base and they're usually the chief source of com-
municl\tion in the area. MAF coordinates all the
radio C\lmmunication daily, everyone get.s on the
radio anJ finds out where the needs are. The wife
usually does a lot of the radio work and llkea ure
of accounting and 1upervlain1 bue workera."
Larick sald tbat while the filpt from tab baM
to the refugee camp takes only half an bour, '"tbe
trucks th•l brina our jet fuel from Addll Ababa
(the capital ot Ethiopia) take two daya to aet there
by road, lf they get there."
AU MAF personnel are expected to subecrtbe
lo a Christian statement or fai~ and have a com·
mltment to "asslst the church and mlalon1 in tak·
ing the gospel around the world," said relief dlrec·
tor Bob Lehnert. •'To us that means a splrltual
ministry, to the whole man, pbyalcally and emo·
tionally.••
ln Ethiopia, Larick said, World VI.lion ln
cooperation with the Ethiopian government paid
the direct costs or the air service so that 24,000
pounds or rood, blankets and medicine could be
airlifted each day to the refuaee camps.
·'There are people there so weak. they're im·
mobile. They don't have the strenstb to 10
anywhere. There are about SOO ln a compound who
have to be fed , they're so weak from malnutrt·
lion," said Larick.
Sand, Surf Mission scheduled
The fourth annual Children's Sand and Surf
Mission has been set for July 29 to 31 at Corona del
Mar Beach. ·
Presented by young congregation members of
the Walnut Creek Presbyterian Church, the
ministry includes story telRng, dramatic present&·
lions, singing and other forms of Christian out-
reach.
·'The main emphasis Is to teach kids stories
from the Bible so they wiU understand the scrip·
lures," said Dr. Richard Todd, program director
and pastor of the Walnut Creek Presbyterian
Church. '"Our ministers, who are all young lay
persons from our congregation, try to develop a
rapport with the young people at the beach."
The sessions, geared for children aged five
through junior high school age, will be offered free
each weekday from 10 to 11 :16 a.m. and again
from l to 2 p.m. The program varies each day and
children are encouraged to attend one program
daily.
Following each ministering session, children
will be led in games and contests.
According to Todd, this is the only such
ministry on the West Coast. but plans are current·
ly under way to work al Redondo Beach next sum·
mer.
The program is operated under the auspices of
the Children's Surf and Sand Mission of Pitts-
burgh, which was founded in 1957.
"The ministry is part of a tradition that start-
ed in England in the last century," said Todd.
"There was an old man named Josiah Spears wno
used to walk the Engli sh coast and entertain
children with Bible stories. He'd illustrate the
stories by drawing in the sand with his cane. The
basic idea of visualizing Biblical stories is good.
It's really a way t-0 make the Bible come to life."
The Children's Sand and Surf Mlssion will be
working at Corona del Mar Beach with the help of
St. Andrews Presbyterian Church of Newport
Beach.
Catholics start work
on seniors complex
I The Most Rev. William R. Johnson, Roman
Catholic Bishop ~of Orange, has announced the
beginning of construction of Casa Santa Marla ln
Buena Park, a 100-unil, seven-story resideotiaJ
facility for senior citizens and handicapped
persons.
Casa Santa Maria is owned by Cua Santa
Maria. Inc .. a California non-profit corporation
sponsored by Catholic Community Agencies, an
agency of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange.
The facility at 7551 Orangethorpe Ave. will include
a multi-purpose room. lounge, craft.a room, lobby,
coin operated laundry and an outdoor patio area.
It has fire sprinklers throughout the buildins.
Each or the 100 units has a living room, dlnin1
room, kitchen, one bedroom, bath and private
balcony. Included in each apartment is a stove, a
refrigerator. garbage disposal, carpeting and
draperies.
EligibiHty for resid ency is restricted to those
persons 62 years of age or older or who have a
significant physical handicap, such as belng in a
wheelchair. Eligibility will not be restricted on the
basis of race, creed, color or national origin. Resi-
dents must have an adjusted income of leas than
$12.900 per year for one person or $14,700 for
couples. Residents must be in good health and able
to care for themselves.
Acccordlng to
C•l"ort11• 8"91MH end ProlHtloM Code (Sff.
11900 to 17UO) ill
persona doing buelneH
under • lldltlou• n•-
muet Ill• • •t•tement with the County Clerk
•nd hn• It publl•h•d
tour llm•• In • n•••P•per .. ,.,Ing the
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South Coast
Community Church · "More of E•erfll'sg Goocl11
MORNING SERVICE -9:00 A.M. Guest Speabr, M..il Vidor H-.... Corona del M ar High School, 2101 Eastblu ff Dr., Corona d.el M ar
C HUR CH OF RBJGfOUS SCIEHCE "THE NEXT 9 E V ENTS ON PLANET EARTH"
Tim Timmons Speaking Member ot the UnitedCtfurch of Religious Science
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THE UNITED METHODIST CHUICH
Costa Mes&
Al ST UMTIO
MITHODIST CHUlCH
19th St & Harbor Blvd
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Charles 0 Clari( Minister
Costa Mesa North
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Mayor skiHfW ·
' Bradley's southland constituency
advantageous in race for governor
BJ TBO•.U D. £UA8 I Tom Bradley J1 the early faYOrti. in
every 1urvey of voter. Ubly to cut bl1IOta for 1ovemor next year.
• But other politicians tn both pertSes can't quii. believe St, partly bec_auae the
IM An1eles mayor baa never before
tried to assert himaelf on the atatewtde
A ICefte, f Bradley's excuniOns into other parta
d Callfomla have 1enerally been llmit·
ed to brief 1top1 in Sacramento, where
be has lobbied -usually 1UtteUtully -
for his city's interests.
So it's easy to tar him wtth the aaroe bruab d parochialism and lack ot wldt,
recoenllton that killed off the
1ubernatorial hopes of former San
Francisco Mayors Joseph Alioto and
Geor1e Christopher and llradlty'a own
predeceuor, Sam Yorty. Add Bradley's
coffee-colored akin to that and ht looks lille he should be an easy tarset.
But he la not. Bradley bu eeemed an
euy tar1et in each of h1s four cam·
patins fof mayor.
or homeowners, brln1 the 198' Obm· Pica to hl1 clty wttbOut arouatna en·
vironmentallata and keep bll city aol-vent without orfendln1 liberals wbo · favor expeD1lve soclal procrams.
He's m1na1ed to avo4d uaocl1Uon
wtth moat of Oovemor Brown's pet pro-
aranu, while atlll not allenaUnc the
IQ\'ernor. 10 opponents will have trou·
ble uslne Brown ... record a1linlt him,
even thouth both ne Democrate.
Even the police union hu never op.
posed the rormer pollce lieutenant.
deaplle h1s touch contuct bar1alntn1.
The polltJcal 11dl11 Bradley hu honed
combined with tht mone1 left over from
b.la lut mayoral campalrn and the TV
exposure he'• used 10 weU make him
the early favorite.
They ma)' well make him the nation's nrst elected black governor.
Thomcu ~Uoa u o columnid bated in Son·
toMOldco.
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His opoonents. Yortv three timtt and Democratic State Sen. AJan Robblna
once, have beeft amon1 the moet 1kll1ed
of California politician.a al Uliq the
race issue while piously deaytn1 any
hint ot race-ba.itin1.
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But Bradlt) won tllree d u..e· four
eledlona, losin& only the first one to
Yorty, then a two-term incumbent run-nlnl lesa than four years aft.er the Watts
riot.
Bradley's last two victories have come while the courts were imposing
the nation's largest school buslng-for-
tnteeraUon plan on his city.
Tti,e same voten who overwhelmlni.13'..
eleded a black mayor each time also
CAUFORtlA
.FOCUS
elected a strongly anti-busini school board.
So Bradley obviously can handle the
race Issue. But outside Southern
California, few understand how.
"He's actually whiter than most
whites ." says one or Bradley's
Democratic detractors, a liberal fund raiser who scores Bradley for not doing
enoueh to promote integration.
That impression comes across in
every Bradley television appearance.
No ~Uliclan seems calmer and more
dipli.fied, even when opponents taunt
hlm durln1 debatei.
And because he has never either en-
dorsed busing or strongly opposed It -
simply staying out of the issue except to
urge non-violence on all sides -no one has been able to hurt him with it.
Bradley himself says it's simply hard
work that has won him the poll-verified
stature of the most respected politician in Califomla.
"I never stop campaigning," he says.
"I'm at it 15 hours a day even when no
election is coming. I believe that's bow
Y<Kl..serve the people."
B\it Tom Sullivan, his press secretary
and a key politic-'1 adviser, believes tbe
nature of Los Angeles television has
helped a lot. The city's 1V news pro-
grams are beamed all over the
Southland, mating Bradley a central
political figure from Santa Barbara to
Palm Springs, among a populace three
~ times as large a1 his city's.
{ And he's been so moderate on
' television for so Ion• that he'• a fixture
, j -almost a con1fortmg father ftaure -
( which makes any race·bai~ cam· 1 ' palp against Bradley far leu likely to
I I succeed, even outside his own ctty.
I ~. He's also avoided the common , political pitfall of takint too many
• , standl on too many controversial is·
sues thus making too many enemies.
Bradle1 detractors say he's done the op.
poelte, duckine some issues.
· Yet he's manaeed to oppo9e Proposi-
tion 13 without offendine ~esamen
Tax cut result: vitality or burden?
8y MACIUJBIN T. OWENS
Mock11bin T . Oi.oen1 II lecturer '"
economic• at thit UniwraU11 of DaUal, Irv-
ing, ram
It ls no secret that President Reaean
and bis closest economic advisers con-
sider the proposed 3·year, 25 or 30 per-
cent tax cut to be the key to the ad-
ministration's economic recovery plan.
The stated purpose of the tax cut ii lo
stimuJate production, savinp and in-
vestment which will raise the real stand-
ard of living in the U.S. According to
tbe administration, these are realistic
goals which resuJt from increasing the
incentives of worllers, invest.ors, and
entrepreneurs by increasing after-tax
income.
Opponents of the president portray
the lax cut ,as a dangerous and untried
theory with no chance of success. In·
deed cr itics contend that the ad·
ministration's projections are far too
optimistic and that the tax cut will lead
to high deficits and further inflation.
The president's opponents rind sup.
port among the ''conventional
economists" of the Congressional
Budget Office <CBO> and elsewhere,
who, consultin1 their modela, claim
tbat lbe tu cut will be a dilutroua
faUure. Accordina to these critics, there
is not a shred of evidence to sustain a
single claim of the administration.
The models employed by the presi-
dent's critics are "macroeconomic,"
concerned with agaregates such u "in·
come," "consumption," "investment,"
"average laxes," etc. These aeare1ates
do not take into account the impact of
fiscal action on the behavior and incen-
tives of individuals and firms with re-
gard to efforts, savings and investment.
A macroeconomic model abows that
regardless of how high real tax rates
rise, government revenue will always
increase.
The assumptions or the administra·
lion are "microeconomic," su11eatin1
that individual suppliers of resources
and labor respond in a oeeaUve way to
higher lax rates which reduce real in-
come. High tax r•tes induce individual.a
to reduce work in favor of leisure, and
to spend on consumption rather than on
savings.
In this view, the effect of bi&h tu
rates ii to reduce productivity, lo dis-
courage entrepreneurship and to reduce
capital accumulation throulb invest·
ment, which ii the ultimate aource of
hi1ber producUvily and ol a IJ'Owinl
real standard of living.
But let us, as the critics demand, ex·
amine the evidence. The presldeot'a op-
poneo'8 cJaim that the tax cut will in-
crease the deficit. Thia they uaert is
Inflationary.
When there is a reactJon aealnst infla-
lion, the economy will be thrown into a
recession and social disaster will
follow, particularly as a result of cuts in
social speoding thanks to the Rea&an
budget.
This concern about deficit• ia a
welcome improvement in economic
analysis on the part of many
Democratic Conareasmen. However, it
is somewhat 1us~ct in view of the fact
that many Conaressiooal opponents of
the president presided over the ac-
cumulation of the largest federal deficit
in history.
But the critics cooluse a decrease in
tax rau1 with a decrease in tax r~•.
In fact by lou¥ring mar1inaJ lax rates
(the portion of each additional dollar of
income paid in laxes), the eovemment
lowers the relative coat of work in
term a of labor, and lowen the co.t of
investment in terms of consumption.
A reduction in marcinal tax rates bu
the potential of stimulatin1 areater pro-
ductive activily, which wiU then pro-
duce more lax revenues for the 1overn-
ment.
The lnvene relationship betweeB tu
rates and tax revenues ii most powetfui
at the bl&beat income levell. lleducln1
the hi1heat mar&inal tax rat.ea will
channel resources out of non-productive
tu sbelten Into productive enterprises,
wblch can be taxed by the 1ovemment
to increase 1overnment rev~ue.
In fact 1n lb.ls century there have been
two tax cuts of the type proposed by
President Reaaan, in 1922·25 and in
1PM·65. In these instances, lax rates
were slashed particularly at the hi&heat
Income levell. In both cues, 1ovem-
meot revenues increased.
Most important for those concerned
with the equitable distribution of the tax
burden, the reduction in the tax rates
for the richest taxpayers resulted ln
their payinl a greotv share of the tax
bill while r«fucing the share paid by the
lowest infome classes.
Thus, 1t historical evidence is any
guide, a reduction in lax rates will
generate treater government revenues,
with a larger portion being paid by
those "most able to afford It."
But what if the increased revenue is
not generated immediately? Won't the
deficit be increased, and won't this fuel
inflation? Moreover, won't cutting taxes
when inflation l5 already hilh "beat
up" the economy even more aa people
spend their increased income?
Opponents of the president point lo
the performance of the bond market u
proof that businessmen believe the tax
cut wiU be inflationary.
This is the m oat confWJed argument
presented by the president's opponents.
Tax cuts are not inflationary in
themselves. Tbe increased revenue of
the taxpayer l5 offset by the decreased
revenue of the government.
Nor are deficits inflationary ~ 1e.
They are inflationary only lf they are
"monetized," that is, only if the
Treasury sells bonds to the Federal
Reserve. When the federal deficits are
monetized, the money supply increases,
people's apparent income increases and
prices are bid up.
The fall in bond prices, taken by
critics as evidence of a lack ol business
faith in the Reagan plan, wu in fact a
reaction to a sharp increase in the
money supply durine the month or
April.
There are two requirements .
however, which are absolutely
necessary for the success of the tax cut.
First the administration must not sue·
cumb to the "P,Olitics of envy," to the
demagoguery of those posturing as
"friends of the working man."
Tax-cutters must deny the call to
"soak the rich." It is Important that the
upper-bracket marginal rate reductions
not be pared down. These are the key
brackets. It is here that increased in·
vestment in response to lower marginal :i
rates will finance c uts in the lower
brackets and pr9vide tile great potential •
for higher government revenues.
Secondly. the FederaJ Reserve muat
UghtJy control the s upply or money,
which is the one true source of inflation.
It is the expectation or inflation that
keeps interest rates hj"h.
Once inflationary expectations are re·
duced by tight money. the inflation pre·
mium portion of the rate or interest will
fall and the last obstacle to sustained
real economic growth will have been re-
moved.
Accidental aftershocks
By &EVIN LEARY
ReprinUd from thit San Fronciaco Chroni·
Ck
· The first time I saw my new friend,
Cathy Schoenstein, she was flyin1
tbroulb the air, arms and lep out·
stretCbed ln a spectacular cartwheel -
launcbed by a speeding hit-and·run
driver on U.S. 101.
Her pelvis is smashed; her beel and
fin1er are broken; she has awful in-
ternal lltjuries and is lo terrible pain.
But she's 1oing to live.
Ms. Schoenstein, 21, of Daly City,
stood by her disabled car in Sausalito
early Monday tryio& to fla& down help
on the dark bipway. A fut·movin1
vehicle slammed into her midsection,
sendinl her flYint .
The northbound car sped away after
the crash without slowing down.
"AU I remember is seeing the car
lights coming and hearing myseJf
scream when it hit me," she said Thurs-
day at Marin General Hospital.
Mine was the next car on the
highway. I stopped about 100 feet from
where she lay crumpled and moaning in
the slow lane, directly in front of her
stalled car.
I ran back to help ber, waving my
Jacket to stop oncoming traffic, hoping
for help.
A full minute of frantic signals, an
eon under those circumstances, failed
lo slow the oncomin& traffic. At least SO
northbound cars passed by. Ignoring me
and the ragdoll form at my feet. I was
furious.
Conseroationi.sts using liquid assets sparingly
I knew she should not be moved, but
we couldn't stay where we were. Snip·
pets of first aid flashed through my
mind. "Can you move?" I asked as
another car whizzed by.
"I think I'm bleedin1 wide ... " sbe
whispered Ulrou&b pain-clenched teeth. SAN FRANCISCO -Weekend Up·
date, dot-dot-dot. Sounds neway, with an
overlay ol TV limmictry. Tbe wire·
Hrvlce printer 1oin1 click-dlck·click in
the backlJ"OWMI. ••• WBD&ND UPDATE loot. at COD·
1ervation! Conservatlooi1l1 are
nervously comlo• to1ether •••in to
' flsht tbe common foe. A man wbo ii not
tun..S OD by redwood.a, even tho9e at
8obem.lan Grove, bean wattbJ.nC. Still,
there la room for bum« -a c•U. pot.
tn1 of fta at aacb earnett people u tbe
Sierra Qub..t. PrieDdl of tbe &utb and
Pall oftbe Ylanet.
Tbe belt Alin, ortslnl aalmowa, wu
reprla&ed reemtl~ by 1 ack Pickett, an· DOUDdlll ta.. ~ ol ••a .... n....
ftpU. ea-t tDowa u WATU (Woo·
d trfuf aad Total SxUa•ute•I•• RMOUl'CI). ll 11 putlcaJarly suitable for
deallaC wtdil ftne, pd la ehQp to pro.
duce."
t
It made clothes shrink. 1t shrank cotton,
so what would it do to people?"
Here is a problem that requires
further study. Meanwhile, use WATER
sparilllJy, if at all. • •• WEEKEND VPDATB continues.
Recently I wrote about how I don't like
dl1ita1 watcbel. AJl battery DO heart,
and so on. Nevertheless, dlot.i watches
muat be the rule now, rather tban tbe
exceptlon. A• proof, Peter Suaaman
------11 llllClll ~
no&ea Uaat Chevron TrneJ Card boldetl
are belq offered a "mlol quart.a"
alum clock with "an euy to read
aaaJoa dial t"
Thia la Wuatrat.d by a pboto d ID ot· dlaa17~1oM••p, dock wltb two bude ud
12 Dumben, \wide• lfH 108 a tulJ 1'·
bour .. ol time. pl111 tbe txad bour, mlaate _. Me...t (DOtJUlt 'lm.....U.t.e
time.' MM~ cloeb clo)." 0.. caa oa11 ..,, wooderlqly, wut'U U..1
WMolDftt? ' •••
WS ...... UPDAft Urb beet to mr "'1llt • u.e ··~. apUt,Qa lllb'' ofa,lftMalDe ..... Mitlaplaqed
lDa.> ........... Wlowed ~ VlrllDlA
RaadJQ''t ,...,..u. tUt ta.. butt
..
should first be put into a saline solution
to render it unconscious before boWn1.
Bill Benson, an ex·Maine lotwter
dealer, writes: "They doa't make a
noise when they are about to die. Tbey
die in dipifled silence. The enforced
briny recipe for impassive lmmol>Wty
offered by Handley ls crustaceoua
malarkey ...
• I Maine filbermen aelJ loblten ror
$3.88 a pOUnd. Five pounds of !obiter
yield a pound of meat, ao they are the
worst food buy oo ee.rtb except caviar.
They make no nolte ot &DJ kind pre-
aently lmowD to" scitnce. So there." And
10 coocludel Weekend Updai. (ebeen,
buuaba, dancing lD Ult atreet. > •••
IT'&· AMAZING asroan flaad1
Alfred: Police oa Maui lD a.wall bave
diacover..S tbat eoaftleated, t1•ud·
1rowa marijuana UDder•.a a cbemleat
cban1• wlMD •--' iD u..lt warebo••· · Pr=acM. lt ... au paycboaetlve ro , and ckl up Ima.ad tbe Cer aroma :'.J' flavor ol u.,me. TbeJ
DOW plm to marht tbe atuft ba¥llla prom!Md UM Fede Uaat .... ;tiJ MU 1IO
Hawallan befon lt'• Ulyme."
••• OVIUllSA&D: 1-TllS WAY 1 ... ll,"
Tedd7-8ebr WM MJina Oftr t.eei at
Joea • Grtll, ·•.Rea•• taaa aJrudJ Mt u bee* • ,..,. -back to tM eold
war, tbe Cubu ertail, mWtarJ edYiMn
ud tbe domino tblOr1. At Uaat r•, bJ
IMI, n 'U be bads at Ula tuna ol Ute
century/ with chUd labor, monopolies,
laiasez-a1re capltallam and no middle
class." "Ob 1ooclt .. said Ruth Samas,
clappin& her buds, "I've ALWAYS
wondered what Sao Franc~ looked
llke before the earthquake!" ••• THE COMEDIANS: Our Carrie Snow,
now workinC at L.A.'s Comedy Store;
•· 1 don't mind boy friends who don't
bave can or Jobi -at leut you always
know wbere they are." Michael
O'Brien: "Boy, ll this town cuuall To-
day on Geary I noticed a dlacount
pla1Uc S'11''90G clllllc called 'NOHS'n
Tbinp'.'' •••
GA.U WITBOVT &ND: New York
bu a dlttrlc:t called SoHo, wbicb mMm
South ol Houatoa, prooounced "How·
1toa,",and our A.DIM Muomc t.IUkl our
beloved clty 1bould bave eomttbln1
1lmUar. UM South of Nob Hill -Snob.
North d Broadway -N0Br1. North of
Golden Gai. -NoGo. Soutb ol Bernal
Helcbta -SoBer. Lower GblrardeW Sq.
-Low Gblr. FourtJl alld Gear1 -
Fourtbpar. ••• 8SN LanOWITI, UNDAUNTaD, ii work.lal on a "CU't Be Good Game."
Al la "lt can't be • 1ood dell becaaae 1
didn't ••t 1lck. 1t eaa't be a 1ood
J'rieda NltaUl'aat beeaaae tbe walt.r
clida't IDllmidaw me. It eaa't be a pd
Herb Ca. c:obama bee• ... be ..,. tJooed ., aame." Wbat a. IDOd pl1e1 to
1top.
I hooked her under the arms and
da:#Hed her. Cars continued to pass.
After about five lon1 minutes, Rob '
Cooke, a Mill Valley cab driver, stopped 1
and radioed for the California Hipway t
Patrol and an ambulance. Witb the cab ·
helping protect us from tramc, we wait· l
ed, her head resting on my lap. r
"I 'm trytne to be brave, but, gee, it
hurts. I'm in awful paln," abe said tn a
tlny voice as sbe waited. •
fl look about 25 minutes from the time l
abe wu struck for the ambulance to ar-r
rlve.
She underwent three boun ol '""'ery >
and will be ln the bol])ital at leall a J
monl.b. She hopes sbe'll be able lo wait • a.aln. The doctora t.h1nk she will. J
No UTelts bave been made. • --------------------~~
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The comment IN.l•ol the Dally
Pilot aetk• to lnlorm and
1Umulat.e re*"' by prutftt· int a variety ot ~menta17
on topic• or tnttrt•t and
1l1nlflcaMt h'onl lnlormM ob-aervers andapok•men.
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,.
D •
It looks like everybody bad a
1reat time at the Or~nge County
Fair.
Uncle Len had a wonderful
time visiting the exhibits featur·
int handicrafts and art work by
all the young people.
I visited the fun zone, but I
dido 't try any of the carnival
games. It seems some years
ago, I spent a lot of my al·
lowance on one of those contests
to win a stuffed animal.
PY the time I had tossed a
handful of dimes at red spots on
a big board, I figured something
out. Why not just save your
money and BUY one of those
cute animals.
Well, the big people who run
the games wouldn't sell one to
me. They said you have to try
your skill and WIN one.
·•But it costs more to win one
than to buy one," I replied.
"Go away Uncle Len, you~re
bothering me," was the reply
from the carnival worker .
Hmmmm, maybe I've caught
• on to something.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, July 18, 1981
We'll p~rsue that subject
later. Now it's time for this FIRST PLACE WIN ER Cindy Bowfteld of Huntington Beach
· week's winners.
Though there were many en·
tries, Cindy Bousfield, 11. of Hun·
tington Beach had the best of the
· lot. She took first place and the
SS prize.
A second place prize or $2 goes
·· to Laurie Clements, 12. of Laguna Beach. Laurie really
knows how t2 ~am it up w.hen it
comes to drawing pig pictures.
Oops. I won't try to hog all the
puns about that porker
Once again there were plenty
of hoaorable mentions.
Honors were taken by April
Gibbs, 8, of Costa Mesa, Molly
Oeneher, 7, of Newport Beach,
Scott Knecht, 10, of Huntington
Beach and Heidi Edmunds of
Corona del Mar. Heidi, though,
gets an Uncle Len No-No for not
including her age.
Also thanks go to Valerie
Gibbs. 11, and Scott Borack, 10,
both of Costa Mesa, and Mary
,Sullivan. 14, of Newport Beach.
Mary wants to know what hap·
pened to Un c le· Len's face
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Dellr 1'119t ,,_ ~ O.W... IUrr
O~E·MAN BAND -Professor Gizmo was just one of the zany characters appearing at the
1981 Orange County Fair. The fair ends its 10-day run in Costa Mesa Sunday.
A feathered romance
Wildlife officials match whooping cranes
WASHINGTON <AP > -
Federal wildlife omcials are
hoping their matchmaking ef.
forts with a pair of whooping
cranes will result in a visit from
the stork.
But the romance at the Grays :
Lake by airliner on April 25
because it was believed that
there were no females near
breeding age there.
about 15 in 1941 to around 100.
All of them are in the Grays
Lake flock. at Patuxent or are
part of a wild flock that -mi-
grates annually between Wood
Buffalo Park in Canada and
Mata1orda, Texas.
•, th~t used to appear in .this col·
umn. Sometime ago, a new Un·
cle Len took charge of the col-
umn and be does n 't look
1 anything like that old picture.
' (ln fact, you'll remember that
Uocle Len had a contest for his
friends to draw what they think
Uncle Len looks like.>
SECOND PLACE WINNER Laurie Clements of Laguna Beach Lake federal wildlife refuge in
Idaho is not blossoming as fast
as scientists had hoped.
But, as Scott Df(rickson of 1Pat.uxent &xplainoo." being the
only avail.able girl In town is no
guarantee of findini a mate.
So far, the female a nd male
have begun to do the swirling
dance characteristic of their
species. But scientists still are
waiting to hear the unique mat·
Ing duet that gives the cranes
their name.
The wildlife service's report
was released as the Defenders of
W li'd Ii f e accused Interior
Secretary James Watt of plan·
Uncle Len also wants to thank
a reader from Poway (near San
·Diego) named Robin Wheeler.
Robin is 7 years old. But how do
you get the Daily Pilot Robin?
Next week's contest should be
as muah fun as drawing county
fair pictures. Since the Ringling
Bros. circus is coming to Orange
County in August. how about
drawing your best circus ii·
lustration. This time you get to
sketch a c lown . elephants.
tigers. lion tamers, the big top
or anything that has to do with
the ctrcus.
Remember to use a piece of
paper 4 inches square and
use black ink only. Include your
age with your pictures and any
questions you may have for Un-
cle Len. I'll try to answer them
m the column.
Send yo ur entries to Uncle
Len, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa,
Calif. 92626 so that they get to
me by Wednesday. That means
you should mail them by Mon-
day or Tuesday.
In a status report on its at·
tempt to build a new nock of the
endangered birds, the U.S. Fish
and Wildlife Service said Wed·
nesday that the transplanted
female must have a mate for the
Grays Lake flock's annual ml·
gration to New Mexico if she is
to survive in in the wild.
The duet -one note sounded
by the male, followed by two
staccato notes by the female -
would signal that the birds had
decided to share a lifetime nest.
· ning to turn the federal reserve
at Matagorda over to Texas.
.. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------.....
The female. raised at Patux-
ent Wildlife Research Center
near here, was taken to Grays
The nation's whooping crane
population has grown from
Interior Department
spokesman Doug Baldwin said
the wildlife group misun·
derstood. Watt, as a kind of
bureaucratic courtesy, bad
merely told Texas Gov. Bill Cle-
ments he would consider Texas'
request to take over Matagorda.
Baldwin said .
I
Gila 01onsters 'citizens'
PHILADELPHIA CAP) -
Twenty-eight Glla monsters
from Mexico have become
American "citizens."
, With two members of the U.S.
Customs service present. the
lizards were officially turned
over to the Philadelphia Zoo in a
brief ceremony Friday.
long and weighing about a
pound, had been at the zoo since
July 1979. They had been con·
fiscated during a raid .on · a
Bucks County motel and were
being held as evidence against a ·
man accused of smuggling them
The colorful yet poisonous
, lizards, ~ach about 18 Inches
The Mexican government de-
cided the Gila monsters would
be better off here than in the
Sonora Province.
... llLOOll llTITINCI -Jliily McArthur, lJ, ot Fountain
Valley' Dl'DUd&J clilplaym ber ftnt place table Htt1q and Juntor divlllon wbmir ID the Home Arta competltloo at the 0r-. Count.>' Falr. llllly Uled china that WAI hand paint·
ed bJ ... sreat gaaclma&ber.
(
In 1965, Comet Ikeya-Seki was IO bright that it tDa.! vilible ewn
during the day. Its tail wa.t 77 m1Won miles long when this picture
was mapped by the Smithaonian A1trophylical ObtervalOTJI sta·
tion in New Me:rico. The comet tDa.! named after two Japane1e o~
Sflll ............. temce ......
servers who reported their di!covery to the Central Bureau for
Astronomical Telegrams within 15 minutes of each other. Thia
'sungrazer' is not expected back for another 880 11ears.
Searching for dazzling phenomena
By WILUAM WALLER
llWl•rm'm ,,._lef'lk•
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -In the
heavens, as on the J:arth, the UD· •
expected can occur at any time.
Without warning, a fa1t-mcsvin1
comet can dramatically
bri&hten, a previoualy uniden·
tllied asteroid can briefly come
Into view or an otherwise undlat-
in1uished star can suddenly ex·
plode into a dazzllne nova.
Alertlne the world'•
11stronomera to these new and
o!ieo 1hort·lived celestial won·
den 11 the task of the Central
Bureau for Astronomical Tete-
1ra ms, an lntemaUonal clear~
fo1house for the hottest
asttonomlcaJ newa flt to print.
For score• of alcywatcben
around the elobe, the century·
old tele1ram bureau , aow
operated .bY the Smltbtoolaa
lnttltuUon for the lntemaUoul
A1tronomlcal Union, baa bee.-an lncti.tpeuable early
warnan1 l)'ltem fcw the Iden·
Uflc eommunltJ.
Receivinl ud dliMr,aiutlq
lnf ormaticJG on all new cll..ual
dl1coverl• and, ln,t c: ... ,
dettrmlnlal wbo .. 1et ... .
credlt for the finds, the teJegram
bureau plays a vital role in ln-
ternallonal astronomy.
"We have subscribers
tbrouahout the world -from the
United States to the People'•
Republic of China, from New
Caledonia to Barbados," says
Dr. Brian Marsden the Smithlo·
nian utronomer who serves as
bureau director. "And, wlth our
telegraph service, we can alert
virtually all of them wtthln 24
hours ol a discovery."
Durine the past 12 years,
Marsden ha.a become
s1nonymou.s with the bilh-speed
communications service head-
quartered at the Smithsonian
Altropb11lcal Observatory here
ln Cambridge, Maaa. ~ spirited.
Brttllher, be runs an essenUalJy
oae·llan 1how, uatn1 TWX
m"aelll•••, one ln hla ob-_...., am .. and Ute other
neaU, tucked Into hi• study at
home. Oa tbeae macblnH,
11 arideQ r~elves 11t1on0micaJ new• around the clock from -.:
aerven around the world.
After quickly chftkilll and re-ftDlnc the raw ... po.u of dil-
conrta, Marsden t1nd1 out
"observing alert" messages via
coded telegrams lo his main
subscribers, primarily the
world's major observatories.
Later -usually within a day -
be recomposes the telegrams ln·
to printed versions, the official
"IAU Circulars." More com-
prehensive and more readable,
these 3-by-5 announcement
cards go by mail to · a much
broader croup, includin1
amateur utronomer11 llbrartn
and news oraanizaUw.
Becauae or Its rapid and ac·
curate COV'el'Jle, the teletrun
bure-au ofta break• some ol tbt
most e•cltln1 new1 la
aatronomJ. In 1'80, for example,
the bureau reported tbe ais·
coveriea of elfbt new comet.I,
two Jovian moons and at leut
aeven Saturnlan moon• •• well
aa a handful of aupemova ex-
ploelona ta diltant 1alaide1.
Althou•h lt carries a wtde
ranee ol astronomical lnforma·
Uon, lbe t.elefl'am bureau'• ru1
bre .. and butter II newa about
cometa. Comets art sometimet
dellned u "dirty snowballs" -
hardpacked conl)omeraUoaa ol
frosen tuet ancf dust wboM tc·
centric orbits around the sun
bring them precariously close to
the sun's vaportzine rays. The
solar radiation causes the com-
et's icy outer shell to vaporize
into a lone stream of 1u and
dust. sometimes miUlons of
miles long.
''Comet.a, even the faint onet,
have always held a special
fascination for amateur
a11tronomer1," Marsden 18)'1.
Thls f uclnaUon la In part due to
the unique tradiUon of namlnC
comets after their d11coveren.
No other lstronomlcal obJecta
are 10 named.
Usually, the namlnC proc .. 11
fairly 1tral11'Uorward. "If '"
1oe1 well, lt'1 a flrat-c:ome, ftnt·
served 1ltuaUon1' • llartdea
18)'1. "However, lf two or ~
claim• of dllconr)' ate sub-
mitted wWl1n a few bourl ol
each oUter, we "" a eomb6ned name."
But wlien more than tllret
clalml an ne.tved. tb9 ...._
11 forMd IO llmlt tb9 del•.,.....
to tb• ftret tbr•• aamH.
"Tboup 10••wla•t •llfalr," Mandell.-... ... k laal to be
done.''
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AIS Orange COaat DAILY PILOT/Saturday, July 18. 1981
·~· ......... Johnny Bluejay has found a home with Mrs. Rose Kinomn of Worceater.
Mass. The bird apparentl11 fell from ib nest a.ta fledgling and haa been cared
for by Mrs. Kinosian for the last two month.I.
Call of wild unheeded
Bird not' about to give up home cooking
WORCESTER, Mass. tAP> -Rose
Klnosian does her legal duty each
day, walking mto the woods and try.
ing to force her pet bird back lo the
wild. But Johnny Bluejay Isn't about
to give up a good thing
Outside. there may be a wild blue
yonder . But inside there's ham·
burger, vegetables and ..:.. mmm·
mmm -berries. What more could a
bluejay want from hfe?
"I put her out every single day."
the 70-year-old wido" said. a stronl(
trace of accent rrom her native
Armenia flavoring her English
"I put her m the woods." Mrs.
Kinoslan says "Then two-three
'She 's. happy when
she 's coming home'
hours. she wants to come back in.
She's happy when s he's coming
home."
Mrs. Kinosian named the bluejay
Johnny after she found it in an aban·
doned fallen nest eight weeks ago
and took it into her house to feed. She
insists on referring to the bird as
__ "she," even though she doesn't know
--its sex.
Mrs. Kinosian wants it known that
she doesn't cage the young bluejay
because taking a bird from the wild
is a violation of the wildlife code. ac-
cording to Lewis C. Shlotterbeck,
deputy director of the state Division
of Fisheries and Wildlife
He' said possessing a bl11ejay is ii·
legal because the state issues no
permits lo own a bluejay as It does
for some wild specle6 But he calls
J oh nny's case ... one or those gray
areas" because Mrs. Klnoslan Insist.a
her bird is free lo go every day
When Mrs Klnoslan first let
Johnny go. the b[rd promptly re-
turned and has Insisted on remalnlng
a house pet since.
"I release her every day because
she's golng to be happy as wildlife. I
like her,'' she said "I reel bad when
I put her out. • But she never as·
sociates with the other bluejays . She
fights with the robins: I don't know
why. I thought she would be happy.
"I'm not going to cage her She
flies all O\ler the house. In the
bedroom, sbe follows me."
With good reason. At the Kinosian
home, Johnny gets all the ham·
burger, vegetables and berries a bird
could ask for .
"She eats al most everything," says
Mrs. Kinosian.
The Kinosian dog , a German
Shepard named Tippy , us ually
chases birds.
"But not Johnny." she says. "She
sits there and guards Johnny."
Wild bluejays are notorious ly
raucous and aggressive, but not
Johnny.
"She talks to me." says Mrs .
Kinosian, "She keeps calling until I
answer. She always sits on my
shoulder. and, when people visit, she
sits on their shoulders."
When she goes for a walk, Johnny
follows along the street.
"Everybody in the neighborhood
loves Johnny." she says. "Even peo-
ple in cars stop and look at her."
Relief applicants 24 coast
students
graduated
• 01ust try service
YREKA (AP> Able-bodied general relief ap-
plicants must apply for entistment in the armed
forces before they qualify for county money, the
Siskiyou County Board of Supervisors has decided.
The board voted unanimously for the recom-
mendation by County Welfare Director Joe
·ouJardln.
The same policy was tried in Butte County last
year. but was suspended after severaJ month.a,
said Butte County Welfare Director Bob Crisan.
Crisan said a public service law firm ques-
tioned the legality of the policy, and the Bulle
tounty armed forces recruiters said it violated
their policy of keeping enlistment applications con·
" CidentiaJ. DuJardin said the Siskiyou policy will apply to
both men and women between 18 and 35.
He said he thought It would affect about 9 or 10
relief recipients at the present time. Last year, he
said, the county paid about $64,000 to general relief
recipients, and had about 25 on the rolls most of
the time.
General relier ts paid to poor people who are
ineligible for other welfare programs.
The $248-per-month grant is paid entirely from
county fund s, while other programs get federal
and state money.
DC-9 crack 'missed'
WASHINGTON <AP) -Inspectors should
have spotted a clearly visible crack in an Air
Canada DC-9 four months before it caused the
plane's tail(\one to blow off in mid·flight, the Na-
tional Transportation Safety Board says.
Tbe crack In the rear cabin bulkhead started
as a gouge ''that most likely occurred during as-
sembly" and widened during repeated cabin
pressurizations, the board said. The plane, which was routinely inspected May s, 1979, loet Its tallcone al 25,000 (eet on a flight
from Bost.on to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, oti Sept.
17, 1979. It returned to Boston safely.
Twenty-four Orange
Coast students attending
Cal Poly Pomona have
graduated with bachelor
degrees from the uni·
versity.
T hey are:
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UCI coeds
get grants
Juliet Beckman and
Shella Mitzel. both UC
Irvine juniors, have
been awarded 'full-year
sch olarships by the
Rotary Foundation to
attend universities in a
foreign country.
Ms. Beckman plans to
attend a university in
France or Switzerland,
while Ms. Mitzel plans
to attend a French
university.
Both were nominated
by the Newport-Irvine
Rotary Club.
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disposition It peaceful. A pr11eefUI swimmer
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Canc~r causes' probed
Doctors conclude no proof pollution linked to desease
CHICAGO (AP) -Pollution or
tbe environment from such
sources as automobiles and
chemlcaJ wastes has not been
shown to increase people's risk
or developing cancer, a paneJ of
doctors concludes In a report
dlaputed by several specialists.
But the report. In the Journal
of the American Medical As·
soclatlon, dlstin&uishes between
the wor.lcplace and the eeneral
environment, and says that
carclno1ens like asbestos and
chromates tn the workplace may
account ror a fu ture increase in
cancer.
The AMA's Council on Scien-
tific Affairs, which wrote the re·
port. said there has been no
significant Increase in cancer
deaths that parallels the rise of
pollution the last 30 years.
But some specialists called
that conclusion premature and
said several studies have shown
that some environmental pollu·
tants -lncluding asbestos -
can Increase the risk or cancer.
Or. Richard Jones, a counciJ
member, said in a telephone in-
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creased pollution, particularly
from t h e greater use of
chemicals derived from oil
product.a, there has not been a
significant Increase in cancer
during the last few decades.
The report notes that there Is
a latency period or about 20
years between exposure to a
carcinogen and the appearance
of cancer. But Jones said that if
the pollutants were causing
cancer, some signs s hould
already be appearing.
He added, however, "there
are probably some things in the
environment that may still be
found lo cause cancer."
Robert Metcalf, a University
or Illinois biology professor and
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agents.
"I don't see how anyone can
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said.
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fessor or community medicine at
the Mt. Sinai Medical Center in
New York, also disagreed with
the report.
"We. in Cact, can see cancer
associated with the environ· ment with asbestos exposure."
Dr. Janardan K. Reddy, a
pathology prof esso r at
Northwestern Un1vers1ty's
Medical Center. said an ex·
plosion of a toxic compound m a
factory in Italy resulted in an in·
creased number of leukemia
cases in the areas about five or
six years later.
However, Jones said there'
were insufficient statistics to
link the explosion to an increase
in cancer.
Nelson heads
Rotary Club
Ralph E. Nelson of
Costa Mesa has been in·
stalled as the 14th presi·
dent or the Newport·
lrvme Rotary Club.
Other new orricers in·
clu<te treasurer Robert
T. Little of Los Alamitos
and secretary R. Ter·
ren ce Sweeney, vice
president John A. Scott,
both of Irvine.
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TR.YOUT FOR DALLAS CHEERLEADERS? -It may look like a chorus line, but
this group of Dallas Cowboys rookies are doing some fancy footwork in an
agility dri.U at the Cowboys' summer camp in Thousand Oaks. Veterans re-
·~-~ port to camp this weekend. The scene is a welcome sight for fans dried out
from the lack of major league baseball because of the players' strike, now in
its 37lh day.
Bµc~ Rogers· jets to British Open lead
He , along with fellow American Nicklaus, shoot four-under-par 66s as things turn around
SANDWICH. England (AP) -Bill
Rogers had the lead, Tom Watson was
In contending po!iition and, almost in·
credibly,"J.eck Nicklaus still had an out·
side shot at the title Friday after two
rounds of the I 10th British Open Golf
Championship.
"After what I did yesterday (Thurs·
day). I figured I'd better go out and
play a good round of golf if I wanted to
play again tomorrow (Saturday I.'·
Nicklaus said.
AND mE MAN who has won a re-
cord 17 major profess ional titles and
stamped hi m self a s the fine st
performer this ancient game has seen,
did just that.
He played a round of 66, four under
par and matching the course record on
the Royal St. George's Golf Club
course. stretching 6,829 yards through
knee-deep bay and rolling dunes beside
the English Channel.
said "It isn't probable. but it's possi-
ble. It can be done "
ROGERS ALSO TIED the course re-
cord .... 1th a 66. for a 138 total But he
held a share of the mark only for a cou-
ple of hours before an obscure British
club pro. G.J. Brand, broke the mark
with a late-afternoon 65 that included a
hole in-one on the 165-yard 16th hold
Jl e was al 143.
Rogers played consistently, a trait
that has become a trademark or the
man who was. almost inevitably.
dubbed "Buck" by his fellow American
tourists.
l{e did not have a bof!ey. He mtssed ~
only three greens. And, in two rounds,
he has yet to venture into the deep
rough.
'
The leaders.
Bill Rogers
Ben Crenshaw
Nick Job
Bernhard Langer
Sam Torrance
Mark James
Tony Jacklin
Tom Watson
David Graha,.
G.J . Brand
E.W. Dunk
Trevor Powell
Peter ToW118end
lsao Aoki
Johnny MUler
Raymond Floyd
Brian Waites
De.Smyth ·
Lee Trevino
. .
72-66-138
72·67-139
70-~139
73-67-140
n-~1•1
72-70-142
71 -71-142
73-~142
71 -71-142
78·65-143
76-67-143
75-6&-143
73·7o-143
11·73-144
71 -73-144
74-70-144
75-9-144
77-67-144
77-67-144
That was 17 shots better -just one
away from a stroke-a -hole improve-
ment -over that shattering, career·
worst 83 he had in the first round.
"I love this course." Rogers said
after going two strokes under par for
the tot1r0ey. "It seems to be built for my game, in that the premium is keep·
ing the ball in the fairway. tied for second place at 139.
And, at 149, he was 11 strokes ocr the
halfway pace set by the skinny Rogers
Watson, the Masters champion and de·
fending titleholder here. said Nicklaus
still had a chance of winning.
"J feel pretty good about my. game
and I think I should be right there in the
thick of things at the end "
Crenshaw, seeking the one major title
he needs to confirm his stature in the
game, had a 67 despite bogeys on two of
the last three holes Job shot a 69.
"He can win from there." Watson
HIS GOOD FRIEND, Ben Crenshaw,
with whom he is sharing li ving ac·
comodations at a nearby club and with
whom he will play in Saturday's third
round, and English pr.o Nick J ob were
Bernhard Langer of West Germany
was at 140 after a 67 . He was followed
by Sam Torrance of Britain at 69-141
Walson, with a 69. Tony Jacklin of
England. a former British Open cham-
Is baseball's image tarnished?
According to one survey, opinion is split in half
NEW YORK (AP> -Support for players and
owners is divided. but many Americans say the
five-week-old baseball strike has tarnished the Im·
age of major league baseball, according to the
latest Associated Press-NBC News poll.
The poll of 1,599 American adults. contacted
by telephone Monday and Tuesday, s aid 31 percent
supported the owners. 30 percent the players, 29
percent were not sure which side to support.
Ten percent said they had not beard or read of
the strike.
NEARLY HALF THE RESPONDENTS who
had heard of the strike said it bad not changed
their opinion or baseball. But 46 percent said the
strike had lowered their "opinion or major league
baseball and the people involved in it."
Only three percent said they had higher opin·
ion of baseball because of the strike.
The strike was called by the 650-member
players association after £ailure to reach agree·
ment with the owners of the 26 major league teams
on the issue of free agent compensation.
The negotiations, which Labor Secretary
Raymond J. Donovan entered this week, center on
how teams should be compensated -in cash.
other professional players, amateur players or
some combination of players and cash -when
their players whose contracts have expired sign
new contracts with other teams.
THE POOL SAID THAT Republicans are
more likely to support the owners while
Democrats are more likely to support the players.
Women , s tudents, lower income workers
and minority group members are more likely to
aupport tbe players, while r en, hi1her-wage
Ferragamo~s her.oics denied
O'ITAWA (AP> -Ottawa quarterb1ck Jordan
Case threw two touchdown puses lo Calvin Kirk
f'rlday nieht as the Rou1b Nden edged the Mon·
treat AJoueues, 33-31 in a Canadian Football
Lea1ue 1ame.
earners and professionals were more likely to sup·
port the owners.
Union mem bers. which make up about one in
every five respondents. were only slightly more
likely to support the players than the owners.
Republicans. m e n, the better·educated,
higher-income earners and whites were more likely
to say the strike had lowered their opinion of
baseball.
The poll said that the more ardent fans were
m ost like ly lo s ay the strike had tarnished
The poll said Republicans are
more likely to support the owners
while Democrats are likely to
support the players.
baseball's Image; 62 percent of those who said
they follow the sport •very closely said the strike
had lowered their opinion of major league baseball
and the people involved in it.
AMONG THE PEOPLE who said the strike
has lowered their opinion of baseball. those who
support the owners outnumbered those who sup-
port the players by nearly 2-to-l.
Asked to pick from a brief list, one of every
four pool respondents who bad heard or read about
the strike reported spending more time working
around the home now. One-fourth also said they are
spending more time with ramUy and friends, and
23 percent said they are reading more.
Fourteen percent said they are going out more
often, 12 percent said they are follPwln1 other
sports and another 12 percent sald fhey are ex-
ercising more often or playing a sport tbemaelvea
moreotten.
AS WITH ALL SAMPLE surveya, the retulta
of tbe AP·NBC polls can vary from the opinions of
all Americans because of chance variations in lite
sample.
pion, David Graham of Australia and
Mark James of England were in conten-
tion at 142, only four back with 36 holes
to go.
.. It was a good, solid round of golf,"
said Watson, who spiced his round with
a 22 foot putt for an eagle-three on the
seventh hole.
· · 1 was much more saltsfted with the
way I played," said Watson, who is
seeking a fourth British Open title. "I
have a lot more confidence going into
the last two days. I'm in a good frame
of mind. And when I'm in a good frame
of mind. I usually play pretty well."
JAMES HAD A SECOND round 72.
Jacklin and Graham, who won the U.S.
Open championship last month, had 7ls.
Arnold PaJmer, the 51-year-old star
who won the U.S. Senlqrs title earlier
this week, carded a 74 for a 146 total.
Some other American scores: Lee
Trevino 67-144, Johnny Miller 73·144,
Ray Floyd 70-144, Bruce Lietzke 69-145,
Jerry Pate 73·146, Hubert Green 72-147,
Amateur Hal Sutton 77·148, Ron Streck
70·148, Craig Stadler 68-151.
VICENTE FERNANDEZ of Argen-
tina, who s hared the first-round lead
with J ob, slipped to a 75 for 145.
South African Gary Player improved
(See BUCK, Page B2)
...........
The Alouettes had a chance lo wtn tbe 1ame in
Ute clOllq momenta as former Rama quarterback
Vince Ferr•1amo drove Montreal into excellent
field aoal po1ttloa. But Montreal kicker Gerry
McGrath m1Ued on a .U-yard field·1oal attempt.
with 12 HCOndl left.
1'bm wa the lUd«a ftnt will ol I.he year and
aarted the retsn "' c ...
For a pool based on about 1,900 interviews, tbe
re11ulta are subject lo an error marsln of a pereen·
ta1e points either way because or such cbaactt
v•riatiooa. That ill, If one could have talked WI put
week to all Americans with telephoaes, there ta oeiy
one chance ln 20 that the flndinp would vary from the N1ulta ol polls auch u UUI one by ~ tJaaD a
perceataae Pofnta.
LIQUID MFRllHMRNT -San Francllco 49en wide re·
cetver Eric Herrin& gets some temporary relief from the
heat during workout.a at the Sierra Colle1e tralninl camp.
Capital
• next site
of talks?
WASHINGTON (AP) -Labor
Secretary Raymond Donovan
said Friday that both sides in
the baseball strike have agreed
"in principle" to move the
stalled negotiations lo the na-
tion's capital in a continuing
quest for a settlement.
Emerging from lenethy meet-
ings with Marvin Miller, head of
the Players Association, and
Ray Grebey, chief bargainer for
the owners, Donovan said the
two "are convinced, as I am,
that the collective bargaining
system wiU eventually work."
DO NOV AN SAID he has asked
federal mediator Kenneth E.
Moffett to invite representatives
of labor and management to re-
sume negotiations here Monday
under the aus pices of the
Federal Mediation and Concilia-
tion Service. of which Moffett Is
acting head.
Asked whether Miller and
Grebey indicated a willingness
lo move the talks from New
York to Washington, Donovan
replied, "in principle, yes."
Donovan did not indicate
whether a news blackout would
be imposed on the talks,
although the labor secretary did
say earlier in the day he felt
negotiations should be taken out
or the news media.
THE LABOR SECRETARY
delivered his assessment after
both Miller and Grebey had de·
parted for their rJights back to
New York. It was believed both
planned to consult with their
negotiating teams Friday night.
"I read in both gentlemen the
seriousness or the task .before
them," Donovan said. He said
his aim is to use his office "as a
vehicle to get the voice or the
American people," into the
talks.
Asked whether Pres ident
Reagan has bun expressing
concern about the strike,
Donovan said, "No , be has not,"
but added that the White House
has been informed of each de·
velopment.
MILLER ARRIVED nearly an
hour ahead of Grebey and
eluded reporters as he left.
Grebey also refused to talk to
news m en . Donovan said .
however, that he met with both
negotiators together for a brief
period, and said that he also met
with each separately.
The labor secretary refused lo
say what specific strike issues
may have been discussed but re·
iterated that it was up to the two
parties to arrive at an accord.
He said, "I will be available
during the new ser ies of negotia-
tions here," but added he would
not be participating directly.
EARLIER IN THE DAV ,
Donovan issued a statement in
which he called the meetings "a
last effort" to settle the strike.
now in its 36th day.
''The American people want
baseball and they want a World
Serles." Donovan said in a-state·
ment Issued by top aide Earl
Cox.
·'If this strike is to be settled,
it will have to be settled by the
parties involved, and unless
there is a change in attitude on
both the players and owners'
part, then I don't thlnk we'U see
any more basebaJl this year.
·'And then the players and
o wners are going to have
something a lot more imPortant
to worry about -millions or
very angry rans ."
Garvey drops
• • smt against
Inside Sports
NEW YORK <AP) -Steve
Garvey, first baseman for the
Los Angeles Dodgers. and his
wife Cindy have dropped their
libel suit against ·' lnaide
Sports" magazine, the public•·
lion said Friday.
The Ganeya filed suit a1alnst
·the magazine and writer Pat
Jordan after Jordan's article,
entitled "Trouble in Paradise,''
appeared ln the Aupst 1B la-
aue.
In a brief statement, "lnalde
Sports" said: "Neither the
ma1a1lne nor the author In-
tended HJ harm to lbe Oaney1
from I.he publie•Uon of the art.l·
cle."
The Garve11 al10 laaued a
terae statement which Hid: ··we are uddled wlUa tbe out-
come ol tJUI ..tortunate ~
and are pleued U..t lt ii DOW
conehMted."
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From AP •patellea • LOS ANGELES -County cor·
oner 'lbomu No1uchl used a dummy • 9 •
and a human volunteer to re-enact
the Jail cell death of Loni Beach State football
player Ron Settles.
PoUce said that Settles had been found
ban1ed ln his cell June 2, apparently a sulclde.
But when a private mortician said that
bruises oo only one side of SetUe's neck was in·
consistent with death by han1in1, Noguchi
agreed to have the case re-opened and said be
will hold an inquest In Au1uat.
On Thursday, No1uchi traveled to the
Signal HlU jail where Settles died to conduct the
re·enactment. which, he said, waa "very
enll1htentna indeed."
Last week mortician Johnny Le11ett, who
prepared Settles' body for burial, said be found
swelling, blood clots and bruises covering the
left slde of his neck.
Noruchl said, "In a hanglnl you usually see
the bruises more clearly, and all ,the way
around. We're looking for which bruises caused
what, looking for a pattern."
SetUes was pulled over by police as be drov('
throu1h the small community of Signal Hill on
his way to work. Police said he was speeding,
waved a nine-inch butcher knife at officers, re-
fused to relinquish his driver's license and that
a small amount of cocaine was found in his car.
Coe wins 800 meters In a stroll
GATDHIAD, lntland -World m
record holder 8eba1U1n C~ won the
IOO mettra •t 1 ltroll1Dt pace at Friday's oDftlnl 9"1lon of the two-day track
and field lnternaUoaal meet between Britain and the Soviet Union.
The Olympic 1,500 meten champion'• Ume
was 1 minute, 47.47 aecondl, nearly alx aecondl
outalde h1a own world mark ol 1:41.72.
Coe ran despite the dlacomfort cauted by a
lar1• foot blister, and never wat seriously
challenied.
He took the lead from t.be atart and wu
1tracked by hll teammate Gary Cook. He went
throu1h 400 meteu In a leisurely 54.5 aeconda,
but 1tretched out down the back alraieht.
Quote of the day
Veteran pro golfer Chi C1al Roctrt1ae1
lives this advice: "For most amateurs,
the best wood in the bag ls tbe pencil."
Curl matches 36-hole PGA low
Rod Curl matched the lowest l!I
36·hole total on the PGA Tour this
season, shooting a second stralaht
five-under-par 6S Friday for the second-round
lead in the Quad Cities Oepn ln Coal Valley, Ill.
Though she has never been the leader at the
hallway mark In a Ladles Professional Golfers
Association tournament since joining the tour in
1975, Vivian Browlllee found herself sharin1
that position with Julie Struier and Doua
Capolll Friday. She shot a par 72 for a 36-hole
total of 140 in a tournamnent at Jericho,.
N. Y. . . . Defending champion JodJe Mudd, of
Louisville, Ky., fought off fatigue brought on by
muggy Texas heat to defeat David Anthony and
Danny Elldns to gain the finals of the Amateur
Public Links Championships. Mudd is bidding
to become the first back-to-back tournament
winner since R.H. Sikes in 1961·62.
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BUCK ••.
from an81toa68and was at 149.
But even that great Leap failed
to match Nicklaus' revival.
·•I played a good round of
golf," said Nicklaus, who. after
finishing, was informed that
charges of driving while intox·
icated had been dismissed
against his son Steve, who was
involved in a one·car accident in
suburban Columbus, Ohio early
Thursday.
''WHEN I MADE the turn, I
took a look at the leader board
and saw where he was and did a
little figuring. I figured if I could
play the back in 31 or 32. I might
have a chance with some reaJJy
good golf."
He played the back in 34.
His chances are slim, indeed.
"If I shoot two more 66s, that's
281 one over par and taht might
not be good enough," Nick.Jaus
said.
Rogers. runner·up in the U.S.
Open and winner of the Hentage
Classic earlier this year. holed a
35-foot putt for a birdie on the
eighth hole and stroked a 4·iron
Redwine signs pact wtth Vikings
Jania aedwble, the former atar •
runnin1 back with the Univenlty of c • •
Nebruka, •i•ned three one-year con-•
tractl wllh Minnesota of the NFL
Friday, Redwine was a second·round plck ln the
colle1e draft th11 year. Terms of the contract
were oot announced. althoUCh Redwine wa1 re·
ported to have signed for what ts conaldered a
modHt bonua . . . Ur1ln1 a nationwide
crackdown on rule·breaklng
school• and coaches, a group
of top football and basketball
coaches 1ave unanimous
support to proposals 1iving
the NCAA enforcement de·
partmeat more power than
it's ever had ... A Green
Bay Packer official said that
the team has offered dis-
satisfied All·Pro James Loi·
RtdwfM ton a contract that would pay
him u well aa any wide receiver in the NFL
... Ke1111elll Conaor, a football player at Mur·
ray State University in Kentucky. collapsed and
died while playing basketball with friends. He
was 20. Family members said the linebacker's
death was either a heart attack or cerebral hem·
orhage. The coroner's office said it was from
natural causes . . . Six assistant football
coaches to former University of Arizona football
QMCh Tony Mason will be prosecuted depite
Mason's acquittal, Attorney General Bob CorblD
said Friday.
Tampa Bay signs Green to contract
TAMPA, Fla. <AP> -The Tam· [!]
pa Bay Buccaneers have signed No. 1 4. •
draft c hoice Hugh Green to a
multiyear contract, club officials said today.
Green reported to the National Football
League club's first day. of training camp today
after signJng Jus t before midnight Thursda v.
club officials said. ·
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Baseball today
On thll date In bueball ln 1sno:
San Francisco Olanta etu11er WUUe Maye
cracked the 3,000lh hit of hi• major leap
career, a second·lnnlq slncle oll Mike
Wegener, as the Giant.a routed the Montreat.
Expos, 10-1 .
On this date In UM8:
Chicago's Pat Seerey slu&aed four home
runs as the White Sox outlasted the
PhlladelphiaA's, 12·11 .
On this date ln 1943:
The New York Giants and the
Philadelphia Phillies tied a major lea1ue
record by combining for a total of 30 men
left on base ln a nine-inning game.
On this date in 1927:
Ty Cobb of the Philadelphia A's became
tbe first and so far, the only big lea1uer to
collect -4,000 career hits.
Today's birthdays:
New York Mets Manager Joe Torre is 41.
New York Yankees pitcher Rudy May is 37 ..
Houston infielder Harry Spilman is27.
Rozelle says revenues will be shared
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle .•
says all television revenues of NFL
games wall be equally divided,
including future pack ·
ages whic h might include ca ble and
of the NCAA basketball tournament is now a
thipg of the past and the tourney field, at least
for the present, will remain at 48 ... France's
Rene Arnoux set a blistering record today to
lead the turbocharged Renaults into the front
row for today's British Grand Prix. Arnoux cov·
ered his lap in 1: 11 for an average speed of
147.989 mph ... Zimbabwe's leading daily
newspaper, The Herald, urged African coun·
tries to decide now to boycott the 1984 Olympics
in Los Angeles if New Zealand is allowed to
participate.
U.S. defections cause concern
Cost is big reason why British Open is unappealing
SANDWICH, England CAP) -The defection of
several leading American stars has caused quiet
concern for the sponsors of the British Open Golf
Championship.
"We're extremely concerned," said Keith
Mackenzie, executive secretary of the Roycl and
Ancient Golf club of St. Andrew's, sponsor and or-
ganizer of this, the most ancient of the world's golf
tlUes.
Seven American stars. including former
British Open winner Tom Weiskopf and lwo-time
U.S. Open champion Hale Irwin, withdraw earlier
this week.
SEVERAL OTHERS, including Tom Kite, con·
sldered a potential challenger, chose not to enter.
AustraJian David Graham had not planned on
competing but cJtanged his mind after winning the
American national championship.
"It's the cost factor." said Tom Watson, the
defending champion. winner of the 1981 Masters
and the out.standing player in the game for the
past 4~ years. "If a fellow doesn't figure he can
win it, it just doesn't pay for him to come over.••
And they're coming over in ever-dwindling
numbers. Less than two dozen American fGA
Tour players are competing in the 110th Brkish
Open Championship that began Thursday.
It's believed to be the smallest U.S. continaeot
in at least a decade.
began lo fade a few years later and, for at least
two decades, American interest languished. Sam
Snead won in 1946 and Ben Hogan was given a New
York ticker·tape hero's welcome on the "Wee Ice
Mon's" triumphal return from Camoustie in 1953.
But it was not until the indomitable Arnold
Palmer scored successive victortes in 1961·62 that
American interest was fully re-kindled and the
British Open re-established as one of the world's
truly great events.
The Royal and Ancient Club is very aware of
its own history and the vital part Americans have
played in it. And the potential loss of leading U.S.
stars is, to say the least, disturbing.
ANO IT'S A SIMPLE MATTER or economics.
"Last year it cost me $10,000 to play here."
Ben Crenshaw said.
It probably cost more this year.
Kite pointed out that first·class round trip air
fare from New York to London for him and his
wife would be S5.720. British hotels are among the
most expensive in the world, with prices of $100 a
night corisidered inexpensive.
"We're very much aware of the situation and
we're doing what we can," Mackenzie said. He has
conferred with British airlines "but we can't ex·
pect them to provide a 50 percent reduction," he
said.
to within five feet and birdied AND THAT, FOR THE SPONSORS, is the the next hole. Trucks drag today
Andrea Jaeger returm a backhand in Wightman Cup win.
U.S. takes 2-0 lead
iii Wightman battle
CHICAGO <AP> -Andrea
Jae1er mowed down Ann Hobbs
8-0, 8-0 Friday night to give the
United States a 2·0 lead over
Great Britain in the Wightman
Cup champto~p series. •
In an earUer match, Tracy
Au1tin, ranked No: 2 amoni the
world'• women tt!nnis 1tan. out-
IWlDed Sue Barker 7 ·S, 6-3.
Jae1er, a 16-year-old from
suburban Lincolnshire who Is
ranked third in the world, had
U&tle trouble dispatching Hobbs,
ber 21-year-old opponent who ls
ranked '4th.
JAEGER DROPPED just
ei1bt polnta ln capturint the
flret Ht in 22 minute•, and
needed less than 20 minutes in
tbe 1econd set, durint which
Hobbl won Jutt 10 points.
Jaecer wu content from the
oatHt to rally from the buellne,
...unuaUy forcint Hobbl lnto
tll'Or1 otf both 1idel. Hobbl at·
t....pted to come to net but ber
•ort.e broulbt no more 1ucceu.
Jae1• dilplayed a net pme
of ber own when, with • J..O &ead,
Ille came to net on &.bree •tralsht Dltntl, puttlq away two off the
ltaekband aide for wtnner1.
Tbe ~ Ht waa DO dif·
flrelil.
two sets came in the final one,
but successive forced errors by
Hobbs gave Jaeger the match.
The U.S. leads the series 42·10,
and appe~ is heavily fawarwl
to c•plure this >-•ir·• -.0· rneot •with three of the top;tllt..t
women 'players ln tbe "9l'td.
Great Britain's bi1belt-tll(ed
plahr is Barker, ranked No. 20.
After dropping the first two
points, Austin closed out the
opening service game with an
ace. She then broke through for
what appeared to be the winning
edge in the. fourth aame, and
held her own service to take a
4-1 lead.
He scored from 15 feet on the problem. "The p s n f th l ding A · The National Hot Rod Association will hold its 12th, saved par with a deft little re e ce 0 e ea meracan Players l·n our champ1'onsh'p ·s ssentlal bs I te first championship truck drag race today at chip to three feet on the next and 1 l e • a o u ·
got the lead with a sand wedge ly essential, .. Mackenzie said. He has an historical Orange County International Raceway.
basl·s for the comment Some of the competition scheduled includes side shot to six feet on the 14th. · Amerl·can players have dom·nated the e ent by side qualifying and final eliminations -with big He had a shot at the record 1 v . d' h f. 1 for years, winning 13 or the 20 titles. They have rig, diesel· powered trucks comprising the field. with a btr Je putt on l e ma been the key figures, the driving forces in the re-Competitors will be vying for "King of the Hill"
hole, but played it shakily and vitalization of the old event that many players now and .. King of the Road .. titles and the cash prizes that
had to settle for a par. 'd th · ti 1 f If h go with them. "But I'm happy with the cons1 er e greatest mtema ona test o go , t e game's reaJ world champa·onshlp Atso scheduled is an exhibition by a lO·wheel Al-score." he said. · He wasn't alone. It was not always so. lison aircraft engine-powered diesel wheelstander.
Although the Brl·u·s h Open the off1'cial t1·ue The truck will be performing wheelstands at speeds No one was able to break par · -in the first round. But 22 did it is. simply, The Open Championship -came into upto80milesperhour.
bel·ng ln 1860 a·l was essent1'ally a home grown In addition, a truck b"'auty contest, featuring 100 Friday. And the weather was the • • • · • " main reason. parochial affair until Walter Hagen and Bobby trucks in full rig style. will be held.
"Except for 8 little shower, it Jones began playing and dominating during .the Gates open at noon for spectators. 8 a.m. for 1920s participants. Qualifying runs are set for noon with was just about perfect," Rogers · 1· I I be · said. The temperature was mild, ___ B_u_t_J_o_n_e_s_r_e_t1_· r_e_d_i_n_1_93_0_a_n_d __ H_a_g_~_n ___ e_1_m_n_a_t _o_ns __ g_m_n_i_n_g_a_t 6_p_._m_. _______ _
the breezes light and periods of
sunshine were spaced among the
showers.
Arm wrestling
championships set
CULVER CITY -The first
west coast arm wrestling cham-
pionships are scheduled for
Saturday, July 25 at the Culver
Cit)' Veterans Memorial AVdUori~. ·
More th,an 400 men amt women
frotn throughout tbe western
states, including Alaska and
Hawail, will take part in the re-
gional competition.
· The competition ls the first of
several arm wrestling events
across the U.S. The state and re·
gional tournaments will
C\llminate with the world cham·
pionshlpe Oct. 23, 1982 at the
World Falr in Knoxville, Tenn.
Men's wei1ht dlvlaions are:
bantam (US-and-under);
lightwel1bt (156·175); mid·
dlewei1ht < 176·195): light
beavywei•ht (196-215); and
beavyw!igbt(218·and-over).
Steinriede named
Saddleback coach
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. July 18, 1981 ••
Mayer 84~8 Surf doesn't _want an early v.acation
'· Goalkeeper says club can not only make N ASL playoffs, but sti ll has a sho t at winning Western Division title • • 1
By CVllT SEEDEN I I • . . •
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T he Callfornla Surf is 1ett1n1 ready for a road
trip, and at the Fullerton home ol Alan and Katby
Mayer, Alan is aoint over a checklist of thln1s a
North American Soccer Leasue 19a~eeper needs.
Helmet -check; 1tovea -cJ>eck: uniform -
check; wire cutters -check. WiJ'ei<!}lttern
For Mayer, the No. 1 Surf ioal~r. carry.
wire cutt~n into the net was an ablolute m~t
tor several gan>ef., When you re
playing 90 mmutes ·or ,soccer
and your jaw is wired shut,
there's always that p0ssibWty
that the Jaw will ~ave to be
Alon MQJlef'
opened -in i\ butty. ·
"It was mandatory that I
have them (wire outterJ) on my
person," explains 'MJt)!er. who
suffered the broken j~ in a col-
lision with Sari' Jose's ·Mark
Lindsay June -24'.' ·•q 1 tot sick
or something like that, it would take th~ trainer
jus t 10 seco9ds to cut the wires." •
With the way the Surf has been playing most
of the season, Mayer should be glad the wires are
now removed. His stomach coutdn'\ take many
mor e 106ses.
BUT, EVEN THE SURF'S 8-15 record isn't
enou,,h to discourage the always optimistic Mayer.
• I certainly think we have a chance to make
the playoffs. And, to be quite honest, we still have
a chance to win our division," Mayer says. "We 're
just 20 points out of first place. That's!just three
games. Mathematically, we have a chance."
Mayer says he doesn't know what the missing
link is that keeps the Surf from winning. He knows
it's bothering the players.
"Obviously, the playen are very up~et about
the way things are going because, No:1 1, nobody
likes to lose. The bottom line of professional sports
is the won-loss column. · . ~
"I THINK WE HA VE a lot of gOod players on
our team. It's just a matter of applying our efforts
at the right lime," he says.
'Tm sure I can speak for all the players when
I say we don't want an early vacation," he adds .
Mayer has had to watch shots whiz at him and
by him all season long. He's fa ced more shots
(424 ) than any goalkeeper in the league except
Calgary's Jurgen Stars. He's not comfortable if he
hasn 't had to dive to his right or left at least 20
times in a game. He thrives on action and isn't
afraid of being an aggressive keeper. ·
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Moyers-less Surf
faces Portland
PORTLAND -As far as the California Surf is
concerned thf\ Portland Timbers picked the wrong
time to lose to lowly Dallas Wednesday night.
The Timbers, playing in the tight Northwest
Division of the NASL, were blanked, 1-0 by a team
which had just two wins in 23 outings . They'll be
looking for plenty of goals, and more importantly,
a victory against the Surf tonight that could move
them into third place in the division. '
That's bad news for the Surf 'which is in the
midst of a dismal 19slng streak which has now
reached five games. The most recent setback
came Wednesday nitbl when the Tampa Bay
Rowdies pushed the Surf around in a 5-1 victory at
Anaheim Stadium.
Portland. 12-11 , is led by .Canadian Dale
Mitch~ll with 10 goals and 'two assists, ~nd John
Bain who has tallied seven limes and picked up
seven assists.
The two teams met in the.NASL opener. al
Anaheim. and Mitchell and Stua(t Lee scored
goals in a 2·0 Timbers victory.
The Surf, meanwhile. arrived here without
leading scorer Steve Moyers (eight goals, six as·
sis ts>. Moyers injured a foot W~dnesda'y night
against lhtt Rowdies and can barely walk due to
swelling. It is not known if he will loin the club in
time for Tuesday night's contest at Calgary.
Surf Coach Laurie Calloway has replaced
Moyers with Laurie Abrahams. last year 's leading
scor er who has not suited up t'le past two games.
Tonight's game will be broadcast on KWOW
(1600 AM), beginning with the pre-game show at
7: 15 .
.OCC's Grant takes year off
Dave Grant, Orange Coast College's rowing
coach for the past 19 years, will step aside for one
·year on an administrative leave.
Taking up the vacancy will be Larry Moore
with the J V's and Jim Jorgensen will move ii1to
Moore's opening as freshman coach.
Grant, who will spend some of that time in-
vestigating other programs arounii the world, is
expected to return as the Pirates' head coach in
1982.
Twiggs holds golf le ad
SAN DIEGO -Greg Twiggs, a senJor at San
Diego State, shot seven birdies on Ute eight par
fives at the Stardust Country Club here Friday to
take the second round lead ln the Southern
California Amateur Golf Cahampionshipa.
Rick Divel of Laguna Niguel wu 'five strokes
off the lead while John Burckle of Colla Alesa was
seven strokes back after firint a OJte·under par 71,
including a bole ln one on the 164·yard fifth bole.
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one tame and ha.s a 1.00 1oalt·a1alnst average.
Hellmich, the second.year keeper out of Edison
Hilb School. has also made one appearance and
bas a 3.00 goals against average.
MAYER GENERALLY plays his best whep
the pressure's on. The more Ume he gets in, thie
better he feels. But, he adds the presence of three
goalkeepers on a team that generally relies on one
doesn't mean there's any dead wel1ht on the
squad.
"I get along with both Mike and Steve very
well. I admire them both. Mike ls very 1ood ana
he's experienced. You can really learn from him,"
Mayer explains.
·'Steve Is a fellow who ls willing lo learn. He
has a great future in the league. I try to watch
both of them play and see if I can pick up anything
from them.
"It's not a dog-eat-dog cutthroat thine. There
is competition. Steve, Mike and I are always try-
ing for the (goalkeeping) spot."
Mayer says the best thing the Surf can do at
this stage of the season is to maintain a high
morale. Without it, they're doomed.
"Right now, the morale is pretty good. Most of
the players are taking a very professional attitude
about the losses. Most of them have gone througkl
this kind of thing ~fore.
"I think we can bounce back from the situa·
tion," Ma yer continues. "I think Laurie Calloway
will make sure they bounce back, or come next
year they won't be around." • • • SEVENTY -T WO of the top young soccer
players in the U S. will participate in the U.S.
Olympic Committee's National Sports Festival Ill.
July 23·29in Syracuse, N.Y.
Surf goalkeeper Alan Mayer says the club can still make the playoffs and even win its division.
Four regional soccer teams will participate in
the festival, and among the players from the west
regional team is Steve Russell. a defender from
Newport Harbor High School.
His mid-air collision with Lindsay, a former
Surf captain, is evidence of that.
"HAVING THE J AW wired is uncomfortable.
but I had to have it done lo prevent any further in-
jury. I couldn't eat properly and I lost nine pounds
in a Wei!k. So. I decided to take a chance and play
without the wires," he says.
on the goalposts to get his defenders' attention. He
says the fact there was no verbal communication
with his teammates was not a factor in the club's
current losing streak.
' Why not just take Mayer out of the lineup for a
game, give his jaw a little time to heal and let
either Mike Mahoney or Steve Hellmich take the
heat from the opposition?
Soccer competition will be held July 24, 25. 27
and 28 with the four regional teams playing a
round-robin format. • • • THE SUR F'S Steve Moyers 1s tied with Portland's Dale Mitchell for the NASL scoring
lead among native Americans. Moyers. from St.
Louis, has eight goals and six assists for 22 points,
while Mitchell has 10 goals and two assists.
Mitchell': originally from Vancouver , is the Tim·
bers' leading scorer. "I'm glad they're off now. Now I can talk," he
adds. Mayer had to resort lo clapping or banging
Of the Surf's 23 games, Mayer has been in the
nets 21 times. Mahoney, a capable veteran. played
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Tbe richest prize In California
hqrae racing hlltory will be up
for 1rabl tonight when a talent-
ed field ol 2-year-oldl 1oe1 to the
eost for the $1 mluton Skoal •
Qaab for Cub Futurity at Loe
~lamitoe race course.
Finl post for ton11ht's 10-race
quarterhorse card-is 7: 45.
Toppi.iii the UIL.of finalists are
Justanold Love~d Dashingly, a
pair of mues with the fast quall-
~ing Umes. Both jlre trained by C.W. Cascio.
, Two other Cascio-trained en-
tries -Painted RebeJ and
Caralot -are also entered in
the affair. Rounding out the field Jim Doehring
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. July 18, 1981 ••
Riggs back for male ego cause
Beauty vs. the Beast brings he and Segura together against female duo
By EDZINTEL °' .. o.tly '"" ..... When Billie Jean KJng took apart Bobby
Riggs in that historical BatUe of t.be Sexes
tennis match at the Astrodome in the early
'70s, she vowed that she would never play
him or any other male in another match of
that sort.
Rlegs, however, did not make such a
vow. lo fact, the irrepressible Riggs, now
63, has slnce been trying to get a rematch
with King as well a s several other pro-
f essional women players. Every tlme, it's
been to no avail.
Latham challenged Riggs and another
player in a doubles match In Palm Spr-
ings. Riggs came out on top of a narrow
7-6 , 6-4, 7·6 score.
"Everyone had fun but afterward, Kate
came up to me and said that she thought
s he could beat Bobby if she had another
partner," s aid Larry Riggs.
Shortly afler. it was settled. Latham had
rounded up another partner -Marita
TENNIS
UP UNTIL NOW. In what's being billed Redondo of San Diego, ranked in the top 10
as the Age vs. Youth or Beauty vs. the in the world in women's doubles.
Beast tennis championship, Riggs has Riggs, In the meantime, rounded up his
finally plfl together a dream match for longtime friend, Pancho Segura and con-
male chauvinists and women's fibbers vinced him to be his partner for the match alike.
No. 243 on the national A"IP computer,
took first place in the men's sinitea clua
at the Racquet Club of Irvine.
He outplayed a field of 151 and defeated
David B~hnell of San Diego in \be final.
Snyder finished third. ·
Gall Glasgow of Corona del liar leads
the overall standings in the women'•
division after capturing first at Irvine by
defeating Maria Myers, a team member at
UC Irvine, 6-3, 3·6, 6-3.
Alice Middleton. who finished third at
RCI. is in a three-way tie with Angela
Walker of Toronto and Shetley Stillman of
Encinitas for second.
The top 16 m en and eight women lo the
point standjngs at the completion of the
fes tival in August qualify for the Grand
Prix finals in Los Angeles, Aug. 1-4 and
will play for $2,500 in total prize money. Ire The Plan, Love N Money.
ast WheeJ, Easy Six Miss,
itasunshine and Leadjng Star.
Leading Star is owned by
Newport Beach shopping c~nler
developer John Gulltinan and
trained by BUI Ernst.
Surgery set
for Doehring
Larry Riggs, Bobby's son. s uggested to Segurais 60.
his father last spring that since he couldn't THE T IME, AUG . 15, and place,
get King to give him a rematch and since LindbOrg Racquet Club in Huntington
it was so difficult to get a singles exhibition Beach, were chosen and a total purse of
match going against a female. why not try $15,000 was drawn up. The winning team
. .. .
The recently held Tournament of the
Ages a nd Generation Gap events aaw
three generations of one family leJving the
courts with trophies.
Seventy-three-year-old Lynn Moss, who
used to play with Pancho Gonzales al Ex-
position Park in his youth, teamed with
his 11-year-old granddaughter. Cory Crii·
ger. in the Ge ner ation Gap doubles to de-
feat Eileen Robertson and Bill Aspinwall,
6-4. 6·1.
Justanold Love produced the
r,astest qualifying time, with a
sizzling 19.98 over the 400-yard
course July 9 ln the Skoal Dash
for Cash trials. Love N Money
was second at 20.00.
a doubles match. will receive $10.000, the losers, $5,000. Saddleback College shotput • · Biiiie Jean put the word out some time Both women are 49 and both are ex-
speciallst Jim Doehring, the na-ago to the women on tour that dad was tremely competitive. Both sides are taking
tional community college cbam-taboo. off limits, don't play him," Larry thisthingverl'seriously.
pion. underwent surgery Thurs· Riggs said. "She said s he wanted to put to "Segura says that he's never lost a ten·
day after suffering a broken rest the battle of the sexes thing after the nis match to a woman before and he's not
back in a motorcycle accident big match. going to let it happen now, .. says Larry Justa.nold Love was also the
fastest qualifier for last month's
$636,000 Kindergarten at Los
Alamitos, and the Anne and B.F.
Phillips-owned daughter of Dash
for Cash will be trying to avenge
an eighth-place finish in the Kin-
dergarten.
last week. · "So when we asked some of the girls if Riggs. "I don't have to tell you how
Doehring, and a passenger. they'd be interested in a doubles match -serious' my dad is about this." Collectors meet Dave Croft, were injured last male vs. female they were receptive."
Friday when a pickup truck S M l' d K t EVENTUALLY, SAYS RJGGS, he wants The fourth annual Sports Collectors Con-made a left-hand turn 1·n front of In May , lacy a r go 10 a n a e to get his dad to play enough of these kinds
f th b. vention will be held today from 9 a.m. to 4 Doehring 's bike on B alboa of matches to challenge some o e 1g .
Ba b II • · 1 p.m . at Heritage Park in Jrvme. . Boulevard near C Street. ac-skel a powers Vle name women s P ayers. Exhibitors will be displaying their
cording to Newport Beach police But it's one step a t a time for now. favorite memorabilia, including baseball Dashingly' was the s ixth·
fastest qualifier for the Das h.
but she was an impressive
come-from;behlnd winner in her
heal. Dashingly bas won two of
her three career races.
reports. LOSANGELES Abattleofunbeatens is The match wi ll begin al 4 p.m . with all
I · d t $25 Th • ·1 ble cards. old magazines. games, programs, Doehrl·ng, a San Cle mente on tap today at Cal State Los Angeles as tickets price a . ey re ava1 a els . . " d R Cl b brochures, bubblegum car • pms, equ1p-H I. gh graduate, s uffered a Orange County and San Fernando Valley now at the Lin borg acquet u · d h lti' ment, table games an ot er nove es. broken jaw as well. Both Doehr-collide in U.S.A. Basketball Development • • * Included in the activities are special ap-1.ng and Cr·oft were transferred to summerleag:ueaction. After two events of the California Tennis b . . f
Trainer Blane SChvaneveldt,
who b ec ame th e first
quarterhorse trainer in history
to saddle winners of $2 million
last year, will have a solid entry
in The Plan.
I J S d f C t M I d pearances by guest cele nties, ree ap-Hoag Hospl.tal for treatment. The aame. billed to begin at 2: 30, matches Festiva . am ny er o os a esa ea s d . rts "" f \JSC t GI p t · d Eagon praisal of sale and tra ing ite ms, a spo .A freshman last Year at Sad. Orange County (Wayne Carlander , Jcthnny or mer s ar en e rov1c an h .
I. · collectors auction and continuous s owmg dleback. Doehrl·ng had the top Rogers, Mark Spinn. etc.) against the 4·0 Ad ams by as am two pomts. H . p k
S d I Uc I · • ·s of s ports films in the er1tage ar community college s hot put San Fernando Valley unit (Stuart Gray, J on ny er. a Payer on r vme s men
mark (60·-21 and was th1'rd 1·n the Korfas, etc.) with the winner given the in· team. is ranked No. 10 m the latest USTA rec reation center .
f · k' Price of admission is $1. For furthe r In· d'1scus ( 169-4 ). He was also the side track t-0 the No. 1 seed for the league's Southern Cali orn1a ran mgs.
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TV highlight:
British Open
Tube not totally dry' today
By JOHN SEVANO o1 .. De1W.......... .
Well, al least sports won't be totally dry today
-as it was last Saturday -but it certainly will be
close.
The British Open represents the only bona fide
program worth watching. ·
· One of the oldest and most pres tigious events
on the PGA tour, the British Open (11:30 a .m .,
Channel 7) annually attracts the game's bes t
players. .
For its beauty alone, lhls tournament Is m a
class by itself. A relatively short course (6,633
yards, par 70). Royal St. George in Sandwich.
England la nonetheless dotted by rolling fairways
. and bunkers lylng amid deep dU:Oes and swales.
The only dunes you'll find in Las Vegas are
filled With sand, but there's still a pretty good fight
taking place that will make the event worth
watching. •
Eddie Mustafa Muhammad (38-5-1) is putting
up bis WBA light-heavyweight title against
Michael Spinks (16-0).
Howard Cosell will broadcast the fight live (5
p.m .. channel 7).
If you're looking for anything more. -your
choices are slim ... unless you get excited over
German Soccer (8 p.m., channel 50).
Following are the top sports events on TV toc;tay.
Ratings a re: / 1 1 I excellent; 1 1 1 worth watchin~
1 1 fair; ' forget It. •
9 11 :30a.m., Ch~nnel 7 ./ ./ ./ ./
GOLF: British Open. Announc•rs: Jim McKay, Bill Flemming, Dave
Marr, Bob Rosburg.
Bill Rogers has the secood-round lead after shoot-
ing a blistering 66 Friday for a 138 total. And while
Jack Nicklaus equaled that 66, he still found himself
11 shots off the mark at 149, thanks to Thursday's
opening round of 83. Ben Crenshaw of the United States and English pro Nick Job were tied for second
at 139 going into today's third round at the Royal St.
George Golf Club.
OTHER TELEVISION
11 a.m. <S>'-WCT INVITATIONAL -Harold Solomon vs. Manuel Orantes, taped In March at
Salisbury, Md. 11 :20 a.m. (4) -NBC SPORTS' SUMMER
SEASON -Edwin Rosario (17-0) vs. Rodrigo
Aguirre (18·2·2) in a scheduled 10-round feath~ght bout, telecast live from Tampa, Fla.
Also: a report on the Toor de France bicycle race,
and a pt"evlew of the Michigan 500 auto race.
11:30a.m. (13) -NASL SOCCER HIGHLIGHTS.
12:30 p.m. (28) -VIC BRADEN'S TENNIS FOR
-THE "UTURE. 3:30 p.m. (2) -ces SPORTS SATURDAY -
Br•nt Musburger reports from New York with live
updates on the sports world. Also: cover•oe of the British Gr•nd Prix, taped et Northamptonshire!
Enol.nd. In 1979, the lest time the rece wn held at
the Sllwrstone course, Cley Rev-uonl set • speed
record of more than 139 mph. (7) -GREATEST
~-n LEGENDS --A tr I Wt• to Arnold Palmer. 4 p.m . (7) ~ SUPEllt MOMENTS 01' THE
SUP•R IOWL. (52) -Ml·l'tVtN WITH THE
DODO•ltS. 5 p.m. (7) -Wt DE WCMILD 01' SPORTS -Ed·
die Mustafa Muhammad vs. Mk*I S9fnks for the
WBA llght-hNvyw.lght tltle. MuMmmad (31-S-1) Is
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PUBUC NOTICI A desired stree·tcar PVBlJC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICS PV9UC NOTIC& ----------
Museum restoring old No. 1374 to former splendor
UNION , Ill. <A P ) -If
Chlcatoana had loved old No. ISn the way Sttve lveraon lovtt
beri tbla turn·of·lbe-century
trol ey car aWl wouJd be carry·
lnr pusen1ers throuah the Win-
dy Clty.
lveraon leaves bis famlly
bakery In RoJera, Ark., about
twice a month to join other
streetcar buffs at the Ullnoll
Railway Museum, where they
are reatorlng No. 1374 to her
ori&lnaJ s plendor.
The streetcar burrs are donat·
ln1 more than $100.000 in labor.
and the museum Is spending
about $25,000 on the project.
"I Just fell In love with this
place," said Iverson, who
became an active member of the
museum in 1974, several years
before moving to Arkansas. "I
come back for the weekend and
spend the nights in one of the
cabooses out here."
Soon, the 1903 wooden street-
car will carry museum visitors
down the mainline and back to
the heyday of electric railroad-
ing. They probably won't realize
how difficult the restoration ot
No. 1374 was. The seats and
muc h of the brass trim were
m lssin1 because No. 1374 had
been converted to a work car.
''It was completely gone -
just a skeleton with a lltUe sid·
ing when we got it.'' said Fral;lk
Sirinek of Elgin. "We've been
working on this car since uns."
A tip led the restoration crew
to Wisconsin, where an identical
Chicago streetcar was being
used as a hot dog stand. A
farmer took them to a wooded
area whe.re the seats had been
discarded, and the volunteers
chipped out the valuable parts m
weather 37 degrees below zero.
The exterior is perrect in
ever y detail , including the
original color and type or paint
and the Chicago Surface Lines
e mblem. Iverson and Sirlne k
a r e refinishing the cherry,
m ahogany and birch wood in·
terior.
When No. 1374 is back on her
motorized wheels, she will join a
dozen other streetcars, in·
terurbans. a steam train, a
diesel-powered stream liner,
and some old rubber -tired
trolley buses.
"There is no other museum in
the country with the mix or
equipment we have," said Nick
Kallas, museum general
manager.
DEA TH NOTICES
Al"WI,....
Steve lve1'son, left, and F'rank Sirinek refini8h wo6den seats from
a 1903 Chicago ·streetcar being restored at the lllinoas Railway
Museum in Union . Ill.
About 100 or the 1,200 mem·
bers operate equipment that
carried 52,000 visitors last year.
"Old railroaders don't really
like to do this." said Kallas, an
Arlington Heights school
teacher. "It's nuts like us who
push pencils all day. j'
Out on the l 'h·mile m ain line,
which stretches fr om a
McHenry County farmhouse to
downtoWl'\IUnion, Bob Opal is at
the contr&ls of a 1923 interurban
o n ce owned by the Illinois
Terminal.
"Learning to stop s moothly
with these air brakes is the
hardest thing,'' said Opal. a
Downers Gr ove a ttorney who
teaches others to be motormen.
His stop is flawless. and he
tells riders to flip the backs of
their seats so they will be point·
ing in the right direction for the
ride back to the museum station.
T rolleys also run on a mile-long
loop that takes riders past the
metal buildings that house many
of the 140 pieces or r ailroad
equipment.
Kallas said members probably
would a dd l V.Z miles to the
mainline this year. The m useum
owns a rive-mile right-of-way
but installin_g and maintalnlnJ
tr ack is expensive -$75,000 a
mile -and it's hard work, be
said.
Still, there is only one reason
to fix streetcars and put them on
tr acks.
"I can't see myself spending
half of m y life restoring these
car s and th e n not running
them," said Sirinek. who enjoys
taking the controls when he
needs a break from the car
shops.
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<ot>Y of tllll Order lo SI.-c.to •
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REX A. BARTLETT. rest
dent of Newport Beach. Ca Rex. a promfoenl real tor and
investor.diedon July IS.1981
al the age 66 of cancer in
Hoag Memorial Hospital
Sewport Bea~h. Ca Rex hac
opened omces in Hollywood
Rancho Mirage. Ca anc
Lncline Village. :'llevada ano
participated In all forms or
real estate acllv1t1es and in
vestments Al one lime he
served as president of the
West Hollywood Real Estate
Boa rd In addition. he
taught real estate al the
College of The Desert in
Rancho Mirage. Ca Concur-rently with these activities
and interests he was in·
\'Olved in av1at1on matters.
He attended Pensacola . f'londa as an aviation cadet
In 1939 and was com ·
missioned in the U S .
Marine Corps in 1940 He
saw duty as a Naval Aviator
in World War II and was dis· charged as a Capt. in the
Manne Corps. Al one time
he served as director of training for night operations
of the F1ying Tiger Lines,
pr vale p an es over e n a 0 u n l r y u TUSTIN 8USINESS Cl!NTE R. H•llll•a. CA ft107. ...... p . -..-~. ('fl-· Loo A. lren<h. Cllfk years Dunng the latter part Men:wrial Mass of Christian P.O. •o. ICMO, 4~J 11rc11 sire••. Tiii• ....,_.,,~...,Oft !ft. Tiii• ---• 11190 ""11 ,._ J Oatwa. ~Y of his life he lived m Incline Burial will be celebrated on N••l'0'1...,,.CA '*O. .,.,,,.... c-ty Oer1l of°'-c-IY o.1 o..e4••·•Y• J. A. STl!WART OEVl!LOPMl!NT 11-.n 4 *'-J-JD, l'91. 1-~ ..... , •U Village. ~evada, but spent Monday. July 20. 1981 a COMPANY, cto O.v• Oul•llne, 1.01 Tiii• ........,. -111• wtttt .,. """ .. 1Hi.AM.CA'PW time in Newport Beach. Ca .. 10 30AM at St Joachim 0oves11wt. UJO,lffwPO'iBooc11,CA _,, c1.,11 of 0r.,. c-t' Oft LAYMAN.MMdOft,JOMH&VOll Tt4.17HJ-.7'14 and Rancho Mirage. Ca Catholic Church with inter· nwo. J-21.1., LMrOMctt Pwbll.,... 0r.,. eoo.i o.11y Pl'°'· '\\here he was a member or met ·t Sa L . Re u · Tll• we111111 Pertn•r•, llHd ,...,_ ,~ ... "9u J-21.JiAy 4,11,11.1"1 :rt11.f1 n a n UIS Y , .. 1s· e011m•n. OoMrol Pe11,,.,, P.O. lo• ,..,.., .... Or-C...t Dolty ....... N...,.,. a.di, CA. n... _ ___ __ The Thunderbird Countr}'. sion Ce metery, Oceanside. 1040, ••U 11rc11 strH t, New,.rt J-21, Jllly4, 11, 1e. ,.., 2172-41 Pu111:~ 0r.,.1cr:: Delly Piiot,
Club. Springs Goll Club and Ca In heu of flowers dona· 1 .. c11. CA'1t60. • '"'' 1 / us.~ · mt.fl PUBLIC NOTICE
DATED: J-tS. 1''1 '1MTO&K....-Lnl91, INC.
AL.ewC..-..... .... '1"'"-
T..U..C&.tMel 11MI t»-1• P11~lltl.o Or ... Coe'lt o.11' Pllet ,_ J7, July 4, 11. 11, "'' 1'-1 ---------th T Cl b u ' • be d h Old N•I'-.. _ ... Lii• 1n1. COlft· ---e en n 1 s u ... r tu~ns. m) ma e lo t e pany, 4tt w.11 29111 5,, .. 1, P.O. &o• PUBLIC NOTICE Bartlett wa s born in M1ss1on ,SanLulsRey.c1 mt,T~.1<--...ot. PUBLICNOTICE NOTICEOFOEATHOF P UBLICNOTICE
Oklahoma Cll). Oklahoma Brother Christian Rogan. ._.....,,_ M A R Y E L L E N --------and graduated from the 0 FM . Oceanside. Ca Tlll1tt.a4-twesrne111wttllt110 NOTICEOFDEATHOF NOTICE OF DEATH OF MCELWEE ANO OF NOTICEOFOEATHOF University of Oklahoma Pierce Br ot hers Be ll ~:'1~~C1er1iot0r.,.collntyonJul• HELEN KISLING, AKA CHARLES A. HOPKINS PETITION TO AD · HELEN M . COL EMAN
where he \\3S a member or Broadwar Mortuary d1rec . ,....., NELLIE F. KISLING AND OF PETITION TO MINISTER ESTATE NO. ANO OF PETITION TO
the Phi Kappa Sigma tors. Pvbl1.-0renee eoos10.11,P1io1. ~NDDMIONFISTPEERTITEISOTN .. TTOE ADMINISTER ESTATE A-108849 ADMINISTER ~TATE Fratern1tv He is survived SEMAS Jlllyll,U.""9.t,t,1t•1 niwi ~ ~ NO. A-109.$31 To a I I heir. s , NO. A·10952'
by his wife Emma C RlJTH SEARS SEMAS. re· -NO. A10tS75. T o a I I h e I r s , beneficiaries, creditors T o a I I h e 1 r s ,
Bartlett. a brother Tom F sident of Newport Beach. PUBLIC NOTICE T 0 a 1 I h e I r s , beneficia ries, c reditors and contingent c reditors of beneficiaries, creditors
Bartlett or New York City. Ca Passed away on Jul)' 1s. -beneficiaries, c reditors and contingent creditors of Mary Ellen Mc El wee and and contingent croditors of
New York. a sister Beth B 1981 Born June 28. 1905 in "CTtnounu1tN111 and contingent creditors of Charles A. Hopkins and persons who may be Helen M. Coleman and
Gocke. a daughter Carole B. Santa Cruz. Ca. Survived by CEoA"~l~~:~::~' l.I NOA Helen Kisling, aka Nellie pers ons who may be otherwise Interested in the persons who may be Smith and 3 grandchildren. 1 son Bud. a d a ugh te r APA•TMENTS, l.To., Po .... 9040, F · K Isling and persons otherwise Interested In the wiJI and/or estate. otherwise Interested in the Cindy. Cheryl and Steven Th e Im a Be at l y . s 440 a1rc11 s1roe1, N•wPOrt aoec11, who may be otherwise In-will and/or estate. A petition has been filed will aRd/or estate.
Sokoloaky und Mery 8 . grandchildren and 3 great· C.ll~rnlo':°At1 PO 141 terested In the will and/or A petition has been filed by Marg are t Hope A petition has been filed
Newsom who w111 a member grandchildren Memorial 00 ;'r,~11 11,..~11N~~,, ~=: estate: by Lynda Ratcliff In the McElwee In the Superior by Rita Marie Bullis In the
or the rumlly. all the latter ~ervlces will be held on c.11t11rn1enwo A petition has been filed Superior Court of Orange Court of Orange County Superior Court of Orange
from Oklnhoma Cl t y.S11t11rday July 18 1981 al E.E.Y-r,Jr .. mseettc:M11-byEvelynE.Davlslnthecounty reques ting that requesting that Margaret County requesting that
Oklahom• Ser vices und 2 OOPM 'at Pac1ilc View ~~.~~~· .. u . '""1'1011 Superior Court of Orange Lynda Ratcliff be appoint-Hope McElawt:e be ap· Rita Marie Bullis be ap-bunal wm be'! at Oklahoma Mortuary Chopel Interment v.J. Sfwed9r, uu ~' c,,.,... .. County requesting that ed as personal represen-po Int ed as person a I Po Int e d as Pe r son a I City conducted hy the Smith at In I l c wood park Ann,.., •m. l'utt•n.,,,, co11torn1e Evelyn E. Davis be •P· tatlve to administer the representative to ad· representative to a d -
Kernkr Puneral lfom(' Crmetrry PacifiC' View 92"'"'• Pr0.,_.1 c0..,,.,,Y. e p ointed as 1pe rsonal estate o f Charles A. m inister the estate of minis ter the estate of EA.~T Mortuary rt irrrton 0o1ew•re Cor11or•t1o.1, cto t110 Alleon representat ve to ad-Hopkins (under the In-Mary Ellen McElwee (un-Helen M. Coleman (under 1-:LF.ANOfl Dll!A'TRI CE com111ny.~81f(11s1rao1 P.o.aoa minister the estate of dependent Administration der the Independent Ad-the Independent Ad · EAST~ rr"Jldenl ur Coal~ J l' I, l~UPSU:08'EP.LI.,. ,. L•. i •• '°"°· ~.:,:\~:,'°"''• Helen l<lsllng, aka Neille of Estates Act) The pell-ministration of Estates ministration ot Estates
-----------. "'" r T F. Kisling (under tl>e In· tlonls' set for hearing In Act> The petition Is set for Act) The petition is set for Mcs.n. Ca Puat'd •way on paurd 11w1y on July Ill, C041~~·v ~:~'.:: c~;~",~ dependent Administration Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic hearing in Dept. No. 3 at hearing Dept. No. 3 at 700
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Costa Mesa
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627 Main St
Hun11nqton Buch
636·6539
Jul> 18, 1081 She 11aurvtvrd.1081 He 111 aurvlvrd by his "· '"' of Estates Act). The petl-Center Drive, West, In the 700 Civic Center Drive, Civic Center Drive, West,
by her huaband flarold, wife ft1nnle, duu11htrr1 ,..._ tlon Is set for hearing In Ci ty of Santa Ana, w est, In the City of Santa in the City of Santa Ana, ~~~~h111"~:rn~:!:rt'·:J:Y1~: ~urlitm1 bRHhkln Mond Su1
1111n J.ii:~~1.~~~.~·10•11;2~:: Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic California on August 12, Ana. California on August California on August 12, • aplegf!, rot er ax. 11 ~lrr Center Drive. West, In the 1981 et 9:30 a .m . 12, 1981 at 9: 30 a.m . 1981 at 9:30 a .m .
East. brothf'r Joetph flufh" If• n n a H 1 m bur Rt' r -----CI t y o f Sant a An a, IF YOU OBJECT to the IF YOU OBJECT to the IF YOU OBJECT to the and h•r ar1nddau1h c.or "randchlldrcn t,our1e : PUBLIC NOTICE Callfornla on August 12, granting of the petition, granting of the petition, granting of the petition.
ihellerd l.aratt• Y~on~ Ktren ind Richard Raakln ----1981at9:30 a.m. you shOuld either appear you should either appear you should either appear
h r1~ve9 T "";Ct J wl 21e Servlcn Will be h~l(i on Sun ,::::41.:A~c:J:, · IF YOU OBJECT to the at the hearing and state at the hearing and state at the hearing and state I e on Ut'S lly, ur 'da y July 19 19Rl Ill llfOflTMOHNH granting Of the petition, your object ions or file your objections or file your objections or file 1981 at the llorbor awn 10 30AM t1l lhe H~rbor Ollv<' JUOtCtM.otlUtCT you shOUld either appear written objections with the written objections with the written objections with the Memorial Pirk Strvlcea un Memorial Ch1pel. Interment tl7IN.~y at the hearing and state t bef th h I t bef th h I co rt before the hearlnn der the dlrtctlon or Harbor 11 .. rvlc•i lmmtdlol"lv follow· ,.........,c.. ""' cour ore e ear ng. cour ore e ear ng. u .... L M l 0 11 " ... .. ~ l'l.AINT.,.P· tNIUHNC& COM· your objections or file Your appearance may be Your appearance may be Your appearance may be awn ° u n v fl lnii 8ervlcc.o11 under the PANV OPNO"TH AM.,.ICA written objections with the In person or by your at-In person or by your at-in person or by your at·
Mortuary $40·5M4 direction or Harbor l,own· A~:~:~::!~:'o"~~.~•LE, court before the hearing. torney. torney. torney.
NELSON Mount Olive Mortuuy ol IUMMOtti Your appearance may be I F y 0 u A R E A I F y 0 u A R E A I F y 0 u A R E A
LORETTA NELSON. rHI· Coate MfH. 540-5M4 c..4.-In person or by your at· C REDITOR or a cont· C REDITOR or a cont-C REDITOR or a cont·
dent of Fountain Valley, Ca NOTtca i veu """...,, _._ Tiit torney lngent creditor of the de-lngent creditor of the de-lngent creditor of the de-
Paased away on July 4, 11181, -~=~· .;:.-:_: :9.!:1;:' = I F · v\o U AR E A ceased, you must file your ceased, you must file your ceased, you must rne your
Survived by hu hu1band PUBUC NOTICE "'"'•" • -.YL .... .,. lllfenNti.. C R E 01 TOR or a cont· claim with the court or cla im with the court or claim with the court or
Harry Net.on and children. ,. nounut1NHI .. ,..,. lngtnt creditor of the de• present It to the personal present It to the personal present it to the personal Paul. Clare and Jamea. NAM81UTl~l•T 11 Y.., wtt11 .. -• ,..,. .. vict 11 °" ceased you must file your representative aprnlnted represent•tlve appointed representative appointed
Memortal ...... wa1 held on Tiit 111'-"" •-1• 91119 ..,.,. •11.,,,.' 1" "''• ,,....,, reu lllOUld • I ' Ith h t .. "' .... ,,. .. u 1 •• ,,.,,,.11, •• 111e1 v•11• wr111"' cla m w t e cour or by the court with n four by the court within tour by the court within four Wednetday. July 8, 1981 at UAIUC1C·H•1" tu1to10N1, ,.~ .. ,11_,.-,-.11i.oent1-. present It to the personal months from the date of montJ'ls from the date of months from the date of
Holy Spirit Catholic Church *11' '"''" ,,..,.,, llnt• A"•· Aviaoi "''"..,. 11• .. ,,........ rtpresentetlvt aprnlnted Hrst Issuance of letters as first issuance of letters as first Issuance of letters as
.,y, a. n eu ~Oft ,_.., "9ltk11, ., .. ••111 a1 .. __ ,,,_ , ov ~ n sec on o provided In section 700 of provided In section 700 of Fount.ln V.IJ• C t u 'c.iitw111a..-•.· .. ~=1 • ..-,...!!!~uc...•.~~~· by tho court with n four ~ 1-.0 I ti 700 f
of nower11 donation• are re· .. _ •• , ... T1M11111.C.llttrn1eHtW .. ..,.,,. .. to411•L ""•• tn1w-· months from the datt of h~ probate code of the pro bate c ode of t he probate code of
queated for "Hl1 Kanda" Tiil• MIMM lullMIUC.,. av"' •n· '':' ~ ... ":;.. MlkllM 1 ~,. .. first Issuance of letters IS California. The ti~ for Callfomla. The time for California. The time for
Chrl1tla.n Service Or•anl&a• ••wtMi . .,. "" •eenc• "" ..!.-.., .,.. -!.., ....,...1. provld9d In Section 700 Of filing claims wlll not ex· filing claims will not .ex· filing claims will not ex-
tlon c/o Holy Spirit Catholic T1111 ,._....,.... -111• w1111 '"' 11uer10 ,_.,, .. """'•·" .. ,, tht Probate Code of plrt prior to four months plre prior to four m onths pire prior to four months
Church. 17270 Ward St., ~'~"°'""'CNWylftJlllr Mt-•· w .__ .. *"•• 111 11er California. Tht tlmt for from the datt Of the hear· from the date of the hear-from the date of the hear-
Fountain Va.Jley, Ca. 92708. 1*' 1•1· ,....., "f."'To'=':i'n':'O::T~1~i1 flllng c laims wlll not tx-Ing noticed abOve. Inv noticed above. Ing notlCed abOve. YOU
9&8-211L ~ ....... 0r ..... c:-tto.11l.::-t..n,l1111t ... ._fl ... .,, ...... plrt prior to four months Y® MAY EXAMINE YOU MAY EXAMINE MAY EXAMINE tht file
&OOAN Jlllr 11.n.-. 1,1, 1"' 1• tiff ... .._""'" ¥W ,...,_ .. ..,... from tht datt of th• hear· tht fltt ktPt by the court the file kept by the court kept by the court. If you
JACK p, ROGAN, resident PtJBUC NOTICE :::, .. ~-::-:= :: Jninootulctd.M:~ex· .. Miu'"' If you art Interested Int~ If you art Interested In the are Into rested In t~•
of Newport Beach Ca. Ill•"'"' w. ~ • -••,...... ,.. "": nt1te, you may file • re-estate, you may fll• a re-estate, you may fll• • ,...
Puud away on July 12 .. tM ......, u..e * • •, the fllt ktOt by the court. quest with tht court to r .. quest with tht court to re· quest with the court to rt·
1981. He tt survived by hli 'tmw1U1•1• ~~=--=~="'~:"~ U r.ou •rt lnterestM In thf celve 5'*111 notice of tht "Ive speclel notice of tM celvt 1peclal no~lc-of tht wife Mildred N. Rotan of ,._. .:=..r:=-z. ....._ -Y '"""• ,....._. ....,..._.,,. ts lttwYi°" may flit • re· Inventory of estate and of lnvtntOf'y of estate and of Inventory of estate and of
Newport Bueti. ca., i ion ... , ....... , Me1.i.a1t ••· ::.:1::=-111111 .:.= Qurat t1'11t~~ou1 rt :J t,..:fs '"' peUUons, .ccounta and the petitions, accounts and the petitions, ec.counts and John p Roean u of Cotta aoc1ara. ana" .......... ~...,.. .... ., ,...., ., '""""., ct Vt 1PK a ""' ce reports described In Ste· reports described In Ste· reports descrlbitd In Sec· Meu 'ca 1 da111h\1 .,.., <A 9171•. "'"'"'' •• ..._,.,... .... ,....... ... ,,.u.lnvtntOf'VoftStateasse s tlon 1200.5 of the lon 1200 5 of tht t l on 1200.5 of th• Mor~ R. McGurlr or New ~~·:C..~ =-==~ ,......, . and of tht petitions, K · California Probate Codt. Callfornla Prcibete Code. c a11toml1 Probatt COdt.:
York z brothen Frank H ,......._ .. ~ .. • DMMJtllris.._ """""'""counts •nd reports C...._C.Moran RlleftG.Wl,......ttlM E.A. •ouwren 1
R o i an o t s e 1 t t 1 • : =..-: ..... ., . ....,.. C--: Mlf~~11r~!'~!::t! MllW a • ...,.. tt7H MlcArti.ur ••~d., .m.s1 .,..........._see 1 •
Wasbln1ton and Brother •· 9rClllRlllce•.&.._... odt nu Plf'tl 91¥.a. Ste. -• • "'"'""''°" a .. c9', CA Chrt•Uan Roean o.F.M. ~,,., c.n...,.a...., . · ftaleAlll,C.. 1rv-.·CAmu • '2646 1 Ocon•lde, Ca 2 •l•l•rs ,...... .._. .. -.... A'i<IN soww:-........... M••ILr·~··" (411) llr-... (71UllMna • . . (714) MMfD I Ruth R. Patrick ol Santa c-era...•-~ .. MY ~........ UorHy •• Lew, ,, Pul>tltMd Orltftlll Coest Publl1t!M Or"'9t C011t PubUIMCI Orenge Coest
Monica ca. and JOHpbln ''-'"'· ':.c::.-'ci..-:."' Htr Drh,t, IMHO I, Delly PUot Juty 17. 11, 24, Otlly Pf!Ot July l7, 11, 24, Dally Piiot July 17, 11, 2•. a. z;(ai o1 Ventura, C•. ,......._.c..t01111Y....._ ~-ee..c..,.._ ==~~tllfl.. 1t11 1911 1991 endl~.Kr.llot ,,...,, .. "-'·',... .. ,... .,..,,,, .. ,._,,,,... _., ...,.,..,a.v'-""?..... 31'°"81 .l119-11 ~ ...
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WCTT!NNll
"'200,000 M~ ~
taltonar' VlJey ArtWltral va.
BIN 8canlotl •o WUKEHO 8NCIAL
"The ContMt Kid Strtk•
Agein"' A young boy wtn. a
l1odl ol c:Ndcana In a con-
taet and ~ 10 keep
them on an tlagant eet~.
i CAR CAM CENTRAl
JULIA CHILD ANO
COMPANY
• CONT!MPOAARY
HfAl TI4 t88UE.8
(C)MOVIE • • * "Tha Young In Haart" ( 1938) Oouglu
Fairbank• Jr . Pauletta
Goddatd. A ne'W-do-well
lamlty ol card ah1rp1
c:Mrma an old lady who
relonnalMtn
Cl>HOLOME
Paul OOolay 11 l•tured In
thla two-ect pley by Julaa
F•tter daplctlng Iha lntta-
bllty of urtlen ....
11:118 8 Hee IPOATI
IUM,_.,.llAIOH
to-round IMtbarwelglll
bout bahraan Edwin
RoHrlo •net Rodrigo
Agulrrr. lrleh GulnaH
Oal!• thoroughbr.cl hot-.
recing; CART Mlc:Ngan
"500" prevt.w (..,. from
Btoolclyn, Mich ); t rapon
on tha Tour da Franc.
blcydareca.
11:t0 • GOU'
"Brltlltl ()pan ..
I =:,.MIN
~·· TAeU<")
• COHTIMftOMRY
HIAL.TH *Ull 9 lfWTllH~
The third round of ~ In
~ s>r.atlgloue golf tour.
""'*" .. Ila ~· from tha Royel 81. Gaotoa'• Oo11 Club 1n
Sanwlcll, Englenct.
-AFTERHOON-
1uo I (I) MT ALMRT l.09T IN .,ACI
The Juptt9f almollt retume
to&r1tl.
• WIU), WIU) WllT
Wtet lllCI QotdOn worll to
-11M~oftha
Al'l'lltta9n oottofl lndulllry
Wbol.,... ......... 11
from .....
• llWQ'9 WIL.8\',
MJ>.
CHAtlll LISTINGS
ROCK STAR -R1ck Nelson guests with
Frankie Avalon and other music stars on
''The Roots of Rock and Roll" tonight at
8 on Channel 5.
TWo women who 1Uepec1 '
they ha.... br-t cancer
fM01 ln COfllrUllng weyt.
• 8UM CUISIHE
"Thi E.gg Show" e OONTIMPOAAAY
HEAl TI4 ll8UU
"Perantlng In Todey'1
Society'' Cil TH! PHANTOM
fMPiM
"Tha Shadow 01 Ttia 1
e.gla" (Chapter 8)
12:a0 I (I) ORAi( PACK
Ml88IOH:
IMPOeelk!
• VIC IMDEH'8
T9N8 FOR TI4E FUT\JM
POl)Ullr tannla coecn Vic
Bredin lntroducea ...._,
10 Illa "laugh and win"~
loaophy and dllpalla com-
mon myt/\8 about Iha lora-
henchtrolla (R)Q
G COHTEMPORAAY
Hf.Al. TI4 188UE8
"Thi Nutrition Gap"
(C)MOVIE
"'Shimmering Lights" 8Mu
Brldgal, UOyd B<ldgal A
young man dropt out ol
hie tether"• bu'"-world
(%) MtCK CWW8 TAU<S
WfTHST£V!H
8PIEL8EAO
12:45 (%)MOVIE
"CloM Encountara Of Tha
Third Kind. Spacial Edi·
lion" ( 1980) Rldwd Oray-
lult, Francola Trutfeut.
AITtir alghtlng e UFO, 1
power compeny 41n1p1oyea
bacomM ob....CS with
finding Iha allana' tending
Illa. 'PO'
1:00. (I) JASON OF STAA COMMA HO .
I TI4E MUN8T£A8
PEOPl.E7
MOVIE * ** "Tha Lei! W1900" ( 195e) Rlcllard Wldmatll.
Fallcia Fatr A condamnad
man oomea to Iha rascua
ol wegon 1raln MHVl'vora
following an tndlan •nllClt e wvlE • * • "Rio Concho•"
(1964) Rlchatd Boone. Stu•
att Whitman. Four man sat
out acrou Iha TaxH
daMrt allw tha CM W11
to recover llolan Army
rHlaa NnNlrtlad lor Mia to
the Apechea.
• FMr FORWAAO
"New ·Perll)ICtlvae" Mod-
ern~ hu perm1t.
t9d UI IO \ltaw lha unhl«M
-~ •• -. thaflUr· teca OI Man and the rlnga
ol Saturn -from MW and
dtfl9rant perll)ICtivea.
• INTAOOUC)NG
llOlOQY
''ThaSanlea" !II THtl WAS AMERICA
"A Family Album"
Cl) AMENCAN DANCE
MACHINE
Gwen Vlfdon end a troupe
ot d•noart pr-t m1ny
ol Iha beat routines lrom
aoma ol tha bigga9t hit• on
8¥oedway
1::30 I (I) 30 MIHVTEB
F-TAOOP
An Italian baauly nearly
ennlhllat• F-Troop.
I GREAT AOVEHTUAE
OUTDOOR LIFt
THE GAMMAS ARE
OOMINOI
• IHTAOOUCINO
BIOLOGY
"Thi Eye And Ear" !II MOVIE * * "Skyway To Death"
(1974) 8ot>by Shannan.
Stefania Powart. Snow
llampart rncua attorte
aftw • ~-tlllad
-"" tramwey II lncepecl-
tetad. 2:00 • MOVIE * *Yo "Da•th Crulaa"
(1974) Edwerd Alban Jr.,
l<•t• Jactieon. Savaral
paopla taking a crulM on a
lwwnoul yecht .,, .,,...
t~murdated.
• WE&TtAN
OVTDOMMAN
Toplea: Iha ennual Boom
Oayt Paclc Burro Reoa
hald In Iha mining town of
LaadYtlla, Coloncto: ttla
mountalnman randerzvoul
held ... of Duboll, ~
ming.
• CMl.l.JQAH'I ltLAND
GIMg9n Ind the Slctppar
haer • rldlo broedc:MI &tllinO of IN ooflepea of
1111 Howell llnanctal
empire.
• tCHYIP
• • • "11'1 Always Fair
Waather"' { 1955) a-Kai·
I~. Oen Delley. A 1oce1 TV
tlati.t dacldae to brold-
cat • reunion ol thrM
World Wll II Army bud·
dlM . .MOVIE
"Cend,_,_" ( 11177) Joetta
Fo.tw. David Niven. A
tomboy from Iha 1traat1 of
Los A~ Inherit• •
tattered Brhlltl 11tata. 'G'
2:80 8 TALK A80UT
PtCTUM8
"GlemOur Photogr~"
au.ta: Patw and Ab
Gowtand.
• OIL.UGAH'818LAHO
Hot watw 19Urtlng from
banMlll Iha lllland warn1
tha caatawayt tllet a vol-
cano 11 abolJt to erupt.
I AMAZING WORLD
8YMeot.a OF UVE8
PAIT
Vlno.nt Prloa narrat11 thla
lllm about Iha ramerlcabla
R""'bov1 Collac11on ot
Egyptian anttqultlaa and 1t8
lounoar Nltecha Rambo-
va, wlta ol moll1a Idol
Rudolph Valentino. (R)
G lNTAOOUCINO
BIOlOOY
"Autonomic Nervous Sye.
tam"
()) WESTQN
OUTDOOMMAH a eoe N!WHARr
Bob -"" walk>rdar9d Ille turned topay-turvy
when ha and Emlly move
10 a new reelclarlca
(C)MOVIE
"The Catamount K1q1ng··
Hortt Buchholz, Ann
Wadgaworth Two paop1a
wtlo plol t9d • robbaty
murder Iha man thay
!reined tor tha orlma
CH)MOVIE
"Smokey And Thi Bandit
II" { 1NO) Burt Raynold1,
Jecitla GlaUon. Shariff
Bu1ord T Ju1tkla ca111 In
his two lawman brotllart t•
st09 • retired bOOtlaggar,
Iha e.ndlt. from tranaport-
~ a baby alaphanL 'PG'
3:00 8 AGRICU\. TIME U.8.A.
"Proc.elng Calary"' ~·
JohnStamt
• MOVIE
* * * "Tha P•lalaca"
( 11148) 8ob Hope, Jene
Ruuall. Catamlty Jana
lhoott, her WfW'/ Into Iha
'-t of an EaMrY'I denttee.
• MOVIE * * * ''Oruma Along Tha Mohawil'" {'839) Hanry'
Fonda, Cleudetta Colbert.
~ l1rmer1 along the
Mohawk Trall ftnd lham·
..i.,,.. caught up In Iha
RaYolutlonary War.
• MOVIE * * "Tha Amclng World
Of Psychk: Ptianomana"
( 18711) Oocumantary. Nar-
rated by Raymond Burr
Thi varied manil•tatlona
ol Iha aupal'natural In
rnodern tlma1 ara
axplo<9d
• MOVIE ••'A "Tham" { 1954)
Jamee Whllmor•. Edmund
G-n. Thi g0vatnmant
lak• 0vat an lnYlltlg•tlotl
tooklng Into atrenga
dNtht occurring In Iha
Mojew l>Mar1.
• OlD FAIEHOS ... NEW
FMNOe
Frid Rogara villl1 with
Nancy Ace.ta, a 21·year-
old le,echar" In Iha batrtot
ot La Puanta, outlida of
Loa Angalae. {R) Q
• INTftOOUCIHQ
BIOl.OOY
"Animal Bahevlor"
(I) TI418 WU)( IN
BA8HAU 0 MOVIE ***"~From Thi
Planet 01 Tlla Ai>ff"
{t971) Roddy MeOow ...
Kim Hunt•. 8lmlen er .....
turaa with a etartllng
humen lntalllganca eNtva
In Loa~. wnar. they
CfMta paranoia among
humWM who balleve Iha
..,.. wtll tomadey Nia Iha
WOrid. 8 MAAY TYLP MOOM
Mary ftndl harMlf In a
compllcetad 1ltu1t1on
when Iha " puraiad by two charming~
(%)MOYIE
"'The OrNt Sentlnl" (1979)
Rotart OuYall, Blythe
Danner. A rough-end·
reedy a.wtna Corpe offlclt
tec.e dorn .. 11c b•tttee
wt*'I 119 trlel to impoM hla
mllttary ldMla on hit full.
The NllQtY of Eutam
AIQNnl•ten tnd how tha
IOi)'ber , ... ratat• to ttla
b11la9ad country 11
uplofed In IN9 documan-
~. ·~ ..ANOL.
HO··;· "°"11
M~Y
·~ llOl()Qy
''Tiie Elldoctlnt Glende" (I) .. ,.,.~
'Tl•m I:=* TO LNt
lflllttl Grand Prht •• ....._.one llOl'lllUlt One
euto nioe (ll'om Hort~
~llWand).. -~WI ..
Holta; ~ ~ "'°°" .. w. MofWlft. u.. from
uec '°' ._., "*" ii=:'~, IPORT8 ... .,.
"Alftold ,.,....
I KNXT 1C8S) LOI Angeles
KN8C fNBC) Lot Angeles
I KTl.A ffn<f 11.o• Angeles
l<ABC-TV !ABC) Los Angeltt
t<FMB 1CBS) S11n 0 1ege>
I MUllDOMAL .... ,~
HWWf~W.
·~
I04> TV (lnO ) LOI A•tet
8AU. If THI 'MAY ldfttl'• ~ to ,_ cM .. .,..,.. ... ow .... ....... Ill,..,....,... .............. ,.,...
oon11lblltlon of MulcM
womtn to the IOCllety In
~ they ~ ltom pr• ~ tlmea to Iha
~ "9lqllcnd. • UM>IMTAHOINQ
HUMAN_..~
"Pein And H~" 8MOYll
••• ''W•tWOtld" (19131
Yul eryn,.,.., Rlctlerd lano
""""· Ari ~ pleyground ~mll a graYayard
wMn the oornplottat..f\111
ro«>ott 00 waenc,
CC>IAMMY'I ~ T·
'""" In I llllta.y wottd of med
IClenlllt• •• boy ,,....,,,.. •'
meglC t.-wt .. help """ wen 1 r909.
(J)HOl..OMe
Pu Dooley II i..turad In
Ihle two-eel pley by Julee
Felttw daplctlng Iha lnt tl ·
blltY of Uf'bMI Nie. .MOVIE * * ~ ''.Journ.y led! To
Oi "' ( 1972) Animated .
Volcea ol Uu Mlnnalll,
Paul Lynda. Dorothy
return• to Iha ldnd ol Oz
and encounter• the tl•tar
ol tha Wldlad Wilen or Iha w .. 1.
4:30. THE NlW VOtCE
"Faatllart" l()ko'a ~tin
It Mnl from 1111 home on
an lndlen ,_.,,atlon to
lttand echool 11 Lincoln
iru..oo.TANOINO
HUMAN BEHAVIOR
"a-tk: Ptyehology"
®MOVIE
"Ooc" {1971) Stecy Keach,
Faye Dunaway. Tt'le tag..
andary Ooc Holllclay tr .. ...ta bacil to Tombttone,
Where ha vlalt• 1111 trlend
Wyatt Earp and Mtti..
with a pro.lltuta ha won In
~ergeme 'PO' &oO . AMEAICAH
AOWHT\JN!
"Undarwatar Traatura
Hunt" Vacallonara laem 10
dl¥a for hidden treaeur•
ott FrMPort In Iha Bahe-
mat. 8 F'AEE+ALL
Moderator: Frank t<wan. 8 llONIC WOMAN
Jaime dl1CC>1191'1 Uta axl•·
tanca 01 the world'• nm
bionic dog and hat just
llva daya 10 ...... II from
deatructlon. IPart 11 8 WIOE WON..D OF
8PORT8
Coverage ol Iha 16-round
WBA Llghl Haavywalght
Champlonahlp bout
bat--. OtMnder Eddie
Musteta Mut\ammad and
number-one ranked con-
tender MlchMI Spink• G MOVIE
••·~ "Smoky"' (1911«11
F ... Perlclf, Diane Hyland.
A CS-tlcetad 11alllon
turn• on hit tr1lnar'1
brother• 1 reauh or lnllu-
m-traetmant
• MOVIE *** '"Claudln41'" 11974)
Diahann Carroll. Jarnaa
Earl Jonaa. Romance bloa-
eorns bl'-• down-
and-out mother ol llx 81'\d
ij"~ co11ac1or.
"My Favorite Cattoona"
Phytll1 OOlar, Rip T1ylor
• 80CCEA
Btlghton va. Mana-tar
Unit.cl e UNOEMTAHOING
HUMAN 8e4A V)()A
"Emotlonel Or.alopmant" ~ :: ANHOUHcl1S
(!MA. 8E.LKIE
Two lll)lrn.d children try to
~ a mystr;._ with Iha
llalp of • spirited .....
(D)MOVIE
"Stor!M From A Flying
Trunk" (19711) Murrey Mal·
vln, rnambert ol Iha Royal
Ballat. Threa Hana cnn.-
tlan Aneser-. 1tori.. .,.
brought to Itta through bel-
111. llva action and anlrna--
llon.
(%)MOVIE
"Thi idolmaklf" ( 1980)
Ray Sllarkay, Tov1h
Feldlhull. A manlpullllva
manager utal v1rlou1
ployt to c:etapull two taan-
ag«a Into p0p llnglng
llardom. 'PG"
11:30 • lA8T QI TI4E WILD
"Thi Wulaland" Thi Jun-
glat 01 Soutll America are
tnhebltad by tome ol tha
1trangeat and moat axotlc
c:Nellnl of Iha world. I ~CHIU>AHO
MOM OOMPANY
'"Butterlllad P011! For A
Patty"
9 WIOE~LDOF
8PORTI
CoYwlQI ol the 15-round
WBA Light ~7*14ght
Champlonthlp bout
~ dafandar Eddie
Mutlal• Muhammad end
number-one ranked con-
landar Mlc:haal Spinka.
-evee.o-
aooo I Cll NlW8 8N9CNIWI MOYIE * * "Hello Down Thar•'"
(1988) Tony Rendell, J.-
Lalgh. To prow the! 1111
un<Mrwetw llouaa 11 ....._
bla, an tnwntor eg,_ to
ll'I0'4 Ille ant"9 hlmlly In '°' 30 dey9. • OHOl UPON A
ClAlllC
"Tha Hiiie Of HMYan" A
~ acctdanl,..,,.. In
I banll '*-right Ind
•one '°' ''"' cfllldrwl. ~t)Q
• TI4e LAWMAKIM
Corr11pondan11 Linda
Warthalmar and Cotila
Aobart. Join PIUI Dulle for
In up.to-lhMnlnula --
miry of CC>nfflMIOftel
ICtMltee.
(C)MOVW
"A~ Are e...tJtul ~"(1911)~
'""·~-~ ...... """"' .. ~ ...... 'O.
"Honeytuokla ll'o.o•• ,,., w-. ,,....., ow-.
Cerwin. WNl9 on tow, a
TNH oowntry .... ,_" ...,..._....., ................ .................. ................ ·-=l• .... 'N'
''1'19 .......... ... ........ ,,.. ,,.,., ''" ............. c:..i.. I KCST fABCl S•o 01ttgo
KTTV llnct I Lot A ....
KCOP TV (lno J Lb• Allge1es
KCET TV cP8SJ LOI Atlgeles
l<OCE·TV 1PBS) l-1un11ng1on 8e•ch 4'tl1r==== ft llltl ~ .. -........
, ... ,......,..,..,..
I ............... ..... ................. .. ~---..~---
l TUBE TOPPERS
KTLA • 8:00 -1'The Roots of Rock and
Roll ." Frankie Avalon hosts a special pro·
gram with guests Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck
Berry, Fats Domino and Conway Twitty. '
KCOPes:oo -"Merrill's Marauders."
J1 i Cttandler and Ty Hard.in star in a
movie about the life or Brig. Gen. l<'rank
MerrUI.
KCET D 8:00 --"The World of Charlie
Com,pany." A CBS correspondent covers
the life or U.S. combat soldiers in Vietnam
and Cambodia In 1.970.
CBS . fJ 9:00 -"The Manitou." Tony
Curtis and Michael Ansara star in a movie
about the bad spirit of an ancient Indian
medicine man.
Murray, Iha lather of thraa
daughter•, decides that he
wantl • aon.
• TOMOMOW'I
FAMIUU, TOMOA"<>W'I
FAIEHOI
"The Roi. Of Mother" e YIC IAAoeN'S
TENNIS FOA TM~ FUT\JAE
"The Backhand" Vic Bra-
dan aMl)'1N the wlda-
tpraad fear ol Iha baclt·
hand llrOlla and lhOWI
viawara how to muter Iha
movet and timing of thlt
Important 11rolca. Q
(II) AEMEMIEA WHEH:
WHEEl.8, WINGS ANO
WHl8TL.£8
Dick Cavett Ir~ Iha his-
tory ol American tran190<·
tatlotl trom tl'll covared
W9Q011 of the Old Waat to
Iha fwwty davalopad IP-
lhutlla.
cm NUMEAO UNO
Bud Gr-eipen hotta thlt
In-depth loOk at JN!\·
Clauda Kuty ol Franca
7:00. IN 8EAACH OF ...
"Marilyn Monroe" I COMEDY SHOP
P<mTAAIT QI A
LEGEHD
"Stavla Wonder" G WILD, WllO WOAlO
OFAHIMAL.8
"A Tela Of Two FOJ<N"
TM fox tlgur• 1><omlnent-
,' ly In man'• mythology -
but In w•yt Which are not
,_..,lly true. • 8 lAWAEHCE WELK
"Euy Llltenlng"
•·SOUDOOLD
Host: Dlonn41 Warwlclc.
rabrOadcalt and updltad. ·~MADE IN
GERMANY
8alglum va. Spain
()) TI4E AOOT8 OF AOCf< 'H' AOU..
'"Rocle Startt Rolling"
Holl. Frankl• Avalon.
Gu.II. Thi Flamlngoa,
Tha Chantal•. Wollmen
Jaclc, Thi Orlltar1. Liiiia
AnthOny, Pat Boone. Con-
way Twitty, Danny and Iha
Junlon, Cert Perklna. (Patt
&MOVIE
"The Shining" (1980) JKk
Nlcholton, Shatley Ouyall.
Dlractad by St•nlay
kubrlck A former
IChOollNChar hired .. •
winter caratatcar tor a
rarnota. and IPP81J1111Y
haunt.cl, Cok><ado llo(al, la
lnOWbound lhara with his
. wife and c1alryoyant young
aon. 'R'
.MOVIE
"Wholly MOIM!" {1980)
Dudley Moore. L1ralne
Newman In t>lt>llcal Egypt,
a false prophet named
HarlldleC 11vlldrop1 on a
dlVIM Conlllf .. llon with
Moaea tnd dacldat ha
muat ba 1111 ona to IMO his
people out ol llavery. 'PG'
~-()) MOVJE * • "TM Manhoo" { 1978)
Tony Cuf11t. Su"'n Strat·
berg. A young worntn di•· 1 COVlft. to her horror, thll
tha tumor on hlf beck Is
actually tha la1u1 or a long-
dead madlcln41 man M9'c·
Ing to ba raoorn
, Guatta: Stephenie Mlllt. 1 /
, Daryl Hall & John O•IM.
Dotti• Watt, Biiiy Pr .. ton,
Jim Photoglo, St1nlay I
Clark ' George OUlla, CllN
Rldlard. JOM Fallclano.
II 8 8J AHO THE BEAR
BJ. sullarlng from
amnatla, bacorn11 the tar-
get ol • murdlroua etrang-
lf who eso.. not wsnt BJ to
11 .... long anough to regain
hit mamory. IR) • AUSTIN aTY LIMml
"'Blll Monroe And Thi
Bklag<ua Boyt I Aldar• In
The Sky"
Ii) IUllNESS
EXCHANGE
()) THE MUPPET&
Gueat: G-Kally 9 THArSHOLLYWOOD
"Fonda And Family'
cmlASEBALL
New YOfk Yank-at Call·
lomla Angele (Gama rnay
ba 1><e-ampt9d dua to
p1~·11r111a.)
(Z)MOVIE
"Thi Gr•I Santini" { 11179)
Robert Ouv•ll. Blythe
Dannat. A rough-1nd-
r•dy Marine Corpe olfloar
r1caa dom11t1c blltta•
when ha trlaa to 1mpoaa hit
mllltety ldeale on hla laml-'l-'PO'
7:30 . TI4E MUPPV'I
au.!: Daborah Harry.
I FAMILYF!UO
HOLLYWOOD
IOUAAU G WHAra
HAPPENINOh
Rerun gala hit tougll
brOlhar-ifHft 10 blot hit
vacellon money on • IOOl·
ball game according to
Dwayne'• "foolproof'' sys-
tem. G MAGIC METI400 OF
Oil PAINTING
"New England Hlllt"
()) IH UAACH QI ...
"Thi Lualtanl1" 9 PRIME TIME SAN
DIEGO
Hoef Bob Mlllt lalttt wtth
Or Mark Schuclllt ol Iha v .A. Mada Can tar 1n
La.Jolla ebou1 Iha t<Ml·
mant of tubllanc. 8buM.
(C)MOVIE • • * "Tha Young In
Heart" (1938) Douglas
Fairbank• Jr.. Peulatta
Gooctard. A na'ar-do-well
family ol card lharpt
Cl'lannt an old ledy wt1o
rafonn1 tham
®MOVIE
"Bon Voyag1, Cllerlla
Brown" (11179) Animated.
Snoopy and Woodttock
follow llldlengl •tudant•
Cllarlla Brown. Papparmlnt
P•tty, Llnut and Mwcla on
an advoantura-llllad tour OI
England and Franca. 'G' e:00 e ENOS
Eno• and Turk era
~ to work with • Pf9ttY dlltric:t attorney on
Iha c:eM of • mlaatng l1lt
manJA)
8 AOCK8HOW
Gueatt: 0-. Hall And
Oat•. Cliff Richard. Tha
Care. Joni Mltctlall, Linda
Ronetadt. 8 9 LOVEBOAT
A ph)'lldan and hit lllnOM
cr•ta 8 -lout problarn
for Doc. and • woman tri..
10 lofluance '* d1ug111w·1
ci.ctalon about Iha ,_
man In her Illa. IRI G TI4E PALACE
Hott: Jadl Jonea. Guattt:
Marty Allan, Hanry Manoi·
nl, Paacllel & Herb. Laalle
Uggama, 8ot>by Ven
• TI4EY AUN F09'
THEJAUVU
Johnny Mann narr1111 Iha
plight of Ethiopian rafu· !!!II In Somajla.
• A COHV!MATIOH WfTH MALCOM FM&Eft
A vltlt with Iha prime mln-
leter of Au1tralla; an Inter·
vllw with Tom Fowlar of
Sooth Carolln1'1 CTV end
hit 111111 with Pratldant
Raegan. G SPORTS AMERICA
"'Eulam Woman'• Vatlllly
Tannla Charnplonahlp"
(C)MOVIE
"A Force 01 Ona" (1879)
Chuck Norri•. Jennllar
O'NalH. A muter of Iha
mattlal atta ambatkt on a
r~tlvat9d taarch
fOf Iha klllart of hit ad091-
9d ton. "PG'
(B)MOVIE
"Smokey And The Bandit
II" (1980) Burt Reynoldt,
Jaekla Glaeaon SherlN
Buford T. Jut1to. cell• In
Illa two i.wrnen l><olher• to
1109 a retired bOOtllggar,
Iha Bandit. from trenaport.
~a baby alaphant. 'PG'
CZIMOVIE
"Thi ldolmllklf" 111180)
Rey Sllarkay, Toveti
Faktehuh. A menipulatlva
m1n•gar uaa• varlout
ployt to c:et.apult two taan-
eoert Into p0p lllnglng
atardom. 'PO' .. .ao. ~SHOW.
GUiii'-Prlnoe. Blondla.
Iha Romantlc:a, Lo>Nboy,
OU--..
• VIKING81
"Hammer Of Tha North"
fha mythl and realltlM 01
Iha legendary Viking cul-
ture ara explored, (R) Q
cm MOVIE
• AUITIH CfTY LMTt
"Doug Karllhaw I Oilton
Ohel\lar" .MOYll
"IOfMWtMfa In Time'"
(IMO) Chrlltophat Aewe,
,,_ Seymow. ~
with tha PClfltllt of a ltth·
0.01\#Y IClrtOI. I mocNm•
dey N.w York ~t
-ll)'pno9ll to trllYll .,.. In llrna and meat her
'PG' 10:801 N1W1 NIWI IN MVllW
MOVll
"The Cetamount Kiiiing"
Horet luchh\11, """ W~h Two Pt09it
whO pioeted • rObtlety
murder Iha man they
lram9d for Iha Clllma.
()) WHAr8 Utt AMIAICAI
Atttncl lht MQOnd tnnuat
cr~try '"Fr-tic·
Kinetic Sculpture Reca":
Ylall a Hll9 l<rt8hna Pei-
In Weal Virginie; OONIUlt a
bird P9YChletrllt who ooun-
.... pat OW'*1 with prob-
lem blrde; axplora tha tag.
and atound Hartey-Olvld·
eon; and IPMk with L•tar
GI-abolJt Iha gtNI·
•t collactlon ol "kltech"'
811 In Atnerlce
11:00eee<1>aa
NEW8
• KENNY EVERETT
Vl0E08HOW
Gueate: David Eaae.11. Ellan
Foley.
• MOW:
* ** "Claudtna" (1974)
Ol•hann Carroll, Jam ..
Earl Jonas. Romance bloa-
tom1 batwaan • down-
and-out mother or lllx and
• garbage cotlactor
• OAHCE FIVEll
Cllabflty ludci-: Carol
Wayne. Sorell Booka.
Wings Hau11t. Guatl: L1r-
rv Graham.
• UPPOMP£.ll
F"rankle Howatd lakM UI
on 1 nbald tour of Pompal4
balora 111 111.111.c1 IHt
dl l/l_ (Patt 21
CD 80UN08TAOE
"Bruce Roberta, .\lie.
Cool>ar. Barnie Taupln"
CID MOVlE
"Roci<y II"' I 19781 S~ter
Stallone. Tall• Shira Altlf
lo.Ing hla bOut with Iha
world champion. 1n 1mbl-
t1ou1 bolllf train• IOJ 1
MOOnd chllnGI 11 Iha •ttte 'PG'
(%)MOVIE
"Cloae EnGountau 01 The
Third Kind. Spacial Edi-
tion .. { 1980) Richard Orey-
lun, Frt.ncolt TruNaut.
Altlf alglltlng I UFO, 1
~ company atnployaa
bacomel Ob-..d with
finding Iha allana' landlng
tlla. 'PG'
11:30 8 BARNABY JONES
A pat dog bacomM Iha
local point ol Bamaby'•
lnvaatlgltlon lltlf • man 11
mauled to dNth Whlla
laedlnQ Iha antrnal
11a8ATUROAY NIGHT
LIVE
Hoit: Elliott Gould. Guatta:
RC>llyn Kind, Kata and
Anne McGarrlgla {R)
• MOVIE •Yo "I Wu A T-aga
Frank-taln" (1957) Whit
Bl•Mll. Phytll• Coataa. A
19509 Arnarlcan datean-
dant of tha lnlamou1 doc-
tor patchM together varf.. °"' adolaaoanl body part• to cr•t• a ,_ mooetar
• A8CHEW9
• 80UOGOLD
Hott: OlonM Warwick.
Guattt: Stephania MHle.
Daryl H•ll ' John OatM.
Dottle Waat. 8Uly Pr•ton.
Jim Photoglo, Stanley
Clark & George Duka. CUN
Richard.
• MOVIE
• •·~ "Odd ObMHlon"
(1960) Directed by Kon
lelllk•-· An old man'•
parvar1ad ways cauaa
dattructlon to hit larnlly
()) MOVlE * • • "Battle Of 8¥1taln"
111169) MIOheal C1lna, Lau·
ranee Olivier Brlllth pilot•
light glllsnlly to 1><avant
Iha ennlhRatlon of London
by tha German Lu1Twall1
9 MOVIE * • ·~ "The Undlfground
Man" (1974) Pater Gra1111,
Jeck Klugman. lntplred by
• chatacter from • novel
by Roes McDonald. Datac-
11111 L-Archlr 11 hlr9d to
toe.le • mllllnQ huaband
cm 8PVAO GYRA
Thia apeclal lnctud" taped
concert footage and lntar-
vlawt with band rnambart
ol ona ol tlla laadlng tullon
orouoe ln the world tOCllll.
(I) lllZAAM IV
JOlln Byner s11owt you
things ttranger than truth,
lar~ then Illa, and Zlllllar
than anything you'va -
•aan In lhaM IPICll l
ancora ~"'*' from Iha Showllina Blzarra
llbrary. eaBAMAAA
MANDMLL AHO THI
MANOMLL 118TIM
GUMI•: Mickey Giiiey.
Teddy Pendwgraae. {A)
• AOOT8 ~ 9'0CK
N«>f'OU
··w1111a a Pnu" (11180)
Mlchaal OnllcMn, Mergot
Kidder. Thraa paopla
begin • trlangulat romance
In Graanwlcn Vltlaga lhet
contlnuea tllreughout tha
marcurlat aoclal mlllau ol
tha'70.. 'R'
I 1:48. MOVIE
Hoit: Frankl• AYalon.
Gueala: J9rTy L• 1.A1wte,
CfluOk larry, Fiii Domino,
tonw.y TWttty, Feblan,
Aietll... Nelton. Pat Boone.
•• EIQHTll
INOUOH
Tommy Otta a jOb In I
~-IMl~mela
........... -that ..
llltMr II trying lo C1oaa
dOwl\.(R)q
• THI UNDRMOUND OOfl.CnoN
M UnlclatNr '-II 11111'
W*ieeb'I of "" ~ .,.....~In
Oommlfttl1t oontrollact .........
10;00 9 8GAMU~
~y
FMtwact. raglonll ttna1t In
"Amarlo1'1 Toughllt
Bouncar" competition;
Donk9)' Derby Oeyt; man'•
and women'• errn ., ...
lllflO lll*eo (A) I ::..rAIV lllAHD
A _, Mlflng mlOdla aoa 11 trenfonned Into •
llUMlllO Youno botu\Y.
Ind *" undel'OO...... egant
trecik• down • aolOler of '°"""'· (R) Q • MC)YI& I
• • * • "The Lut Picture ShoW'' (1071) Timothy Bot-
tOtM, Jafl ~ Al Iha
only movie thaltw In a
llTllll T 111.. town of Iha
19509 Pf'IPlt• to ctoM,
Iha llwl or Iha town'• ,....
dfhte b.aoma lntartwtnad. .MOVIE
"hyond Ev,11"
-Ml>flGtfr·-
12:00 • MOVll ** "Aeelgnmant Tttror" ( 1t70) MldlHI Aennla, l<Wln Oot. Elct,..,,_,,.,
CfMIUfOI Plan to II ..
hum111 amouone to
COllOuer hrttl.
CC'lMOVll
oome hie "" OI ~ wfMn • IW9NTI of .....
envelope Na lloma
1=9'0C*
.. ,_Talk" ( 1171) An ....
manlll aplrlt lodgea It ...
In • roune women w '°'°" "* lrlto 0011'1')1~
lno "'"*"°"'· 1:00 . ICTV T'IUY90N
H9lW()N(
• M0"1I .. * "ltluty And The
Robot" ( tteO) Mll'llll VIII
OOrtn. Tuaeclay W4llcl. Ari
alaclJOtllc brelll Clloolll •
brW1t ttrl$>1MMr 10 "" IN IClerlCe ~ of
·~ euow
•• "frog'" {1170) Joan
Chwford, Mlol\MI Qouot1.
Tha 11fW1 11epe II\ "'-I
P,-lrnltl.... creewr. 9IOllPel
from en 1nt11tot»01o9111
and goaa on a rampeea.
• TAUi Off THI UNIXNCTID
"8crlmah1w" A pro•·
P«OUI ertltt dltoc>Yart a
plantllul IUbtlltut. for tho
lncrlMinOly ICMOI wt\llit
bona ha CllYM.
1:00NCEftf
"Tha ~um1n Factor"
I 1980) Nlcol Wliltarnaon,
JoM G~. An egant of
Iha Br1tlefl S«:rat Saf\lloa
It CO«ced Into giving IOC>-
Merat lnlormatlotl to hit
Rutalan COUnlatPlftl In
Iha KGB. 'R'
I: 15 (Z) MOVIE
··catharin41 & Co ... 111173)
Jena Blrlcln. Petrlclc o.w-a. A young glr1 ,, ..
...... lo Parit IO bacoma 8
high laahlon modal but her
plane fall through and "'8 •
opan1 • lllghly lucr•tl.... •
orotitllutlon bu1l111M. 'R'
1:21.MOVIE
"Wholly Moaea1" (1880)
Oudlay Moore, Laraine
N-man. In t>ll>llcal Egypt,
• lalta P<Ol)hat named
Hlfechal ee.....CS1~ on a
divine convar .. tlon with
~OIM and decidal ha
mu11baIhaona10 lead hit
PIOPla out oltlalllt)' •l>Q •
t:3011 AOCK COHCu.T
Guasta Petw Allan, Chu<:*
Berry, Thi B1byt, Etayna
Booetar
• MOVIE * * "They S.vad Hltlar't
Breln" ( 1964) Welter
Stodllf, Audrey Celra A
handful of Third RalCh 1oy.
a1111a wagae a tut-ditch
allort to g1ln world
tupramecy by abducting 1
1><omlnant American llClan-
1111 ea Part of lhllf nalarl-
OUI plot
1:46 9 ABC NEWS
2:009 NEW&'
~MOVIE
"'Blume In Love" (1973):
Gaorga Segal. Su11n
Anspacll A divorcee! man
bacornae • jaalou1 aultor,
trying to win hit wtla beck ••
'R
(l)MOVlE
"Cruy Mama" ( 19715)
Ctor11 LHchm•n. Ann
SothWn. A llruggllng fami-
ly runt Into tough lllCtl In
Arkantu and and• up 1
criminal band on tha lam Jn
CalHornla. ·pa·
2:30 8 MOVlE * * \.t "TM Blua Vall"
( t 1151) Jana Wyrnen,
Chlflaa Laughton. A klnaly
young women find• com-.
lort and lullillmanl Jn her
c•r-u • chlldran't
nuraa
QINEWS
2:46• MOVIE
**'IO "Tiie Lalt·Hand.cl
Gun" { 11158) Plkll Nawmen,
Lill Mflan A youlhf\il 8111)1
Iha Kid avangH hie
amployer'a death and than
HC&OQ to Mlldaro.
(Z)MOVIE
"Tha Gr111 Santini" (19791
Roberl Duvall. Blythe
Dinner A rough-and·
reedy Mar11141 Corpe otllcar
laces domalllc blltlal
when ha trl• IO lmpoaa Nit
mlllt1ry ldeelt on hit tw-
iy. 'PG'
2:5&• NEWS
3:00 11 N£WS
8 MpRECAMIE & WIM
Erle and Ernie PlrlOflll
thelr clualc brMklut bur-
lesque .to "Tl\a
CID THE CAH •• NO
CAMERA
Hott Allan )'Ill'! lfftl'o®ICla
unoanlO'ad tlm '*Pa of
varlout ~ ~
dlctebla r~ whaft
they ara '"cauQll* 11'1 Iha act •
ol b.ing tllamMMil" In
rany tOuetlont.
3:JO. MOAECAM8E & Ml!
Eric 1ne1 Emla jolrl torcee
to daland the N~
Frontier.
• MOVIE
lo\ "Vampire Paopla"
(1971) Amalle Fuant11,
Ronald IWmy. A 11M1 vjj..
laga I• Invaded by
bloodth1'11ty ~
Cl)MOVIE
''Tha Shining" (1980) Jedi
Nlcholaon, 8hallay l>IMjt.
Olractad by St1nl1y
Kubrlclc . A IOtllltt
achoolteKller hired .. •
winter ceretlker for •
ramota, Ind _.,.,,~
haunted, Colorado 11o191. II
an~ there wttll 1111
wife and daiM>yltlt ~
IOn. 'A' 3!MI HIWI 4.«I MOYIE * * ''Wlldftrw•• (1..., __
art a.._ Sterllng ~
lllltY· •
4: 11 CC> MCMl
"A l'oroe Of One" ( 111') •
Clluctl "'°""· .,.,..., O'Ntll A m111iW of tM
nwtlel .. ~Oft •
,.._9, fl'IOCll;llOCI --'°'""It ... of ........ ldlOll. 'PG' ·I::::."°°'° .* ... ''Marf9'• ........ .... ,,..,..,, a...;,
ft "lM 01.e.." ( 1111)
Lane c.rro.. W.G. MG*-
lln. The ~ of •
llNll Peiw~ town
... drMn !Nd by • bloo
IOglml ..,.,_WW 8ft8r a
~--onmMIMer .....,_,
"~'° LJentt'" ._, lrldot9. Uo)'d ...... A
~ men drGPI cM of
Illa ....... blllMoel .ortd • 414f (I)"°""
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Four post perfect scores; Max holds on to lead
A quartet of perfect 1core1 Mt Lhe pace for lhe
second round ol 'f.rtvia Bowl XXJll. one of them belonliftl to Mu Sa .. F'raley, who boldl onto a
one·polnt advanta1e.
TRIVIA BY TT
Others without a
(law ln their 1corecard
were Tracy Godfrey,
Barbara Oel1ado and
Tatomai 0....., who re·
maln deadlocked foa-the
runner.up position.
Today's questions are calculated to shake up
the standin1s a bll, so 1et out yoW' reference
books. Aa usual, both answers to number nine will
net you a pair.
1. Bette Perske lit up both the sta1e and the
screen as whom!
2. Identify the dog in the comic strip Garfield.
3. Mel Brooks once bad a short-lived TV series
centerm, on a legendary hero. Name it.
A. Philadelphia, New York, Washlncton and
what other city all can lay clalm to being or hav-
ing been the capital of the United States?
s. Burt ReynoJda bad cut a record tn "Smokey
and the Bandit II." What wu lta UUe?
6. In "BedJmobs and BroomaUckl," lhe 1oalle1
ln the animala' soccer same were wbal two Jun1le
creatures?
1. Name the batter who wu the victim ot both
Nolan Ryan's and Steve Carlton'• 3,oooth career
strikeout.
8. Courtney Kennllwortb 11 a vlllalnous
character In what play?
9. An actor who won an Oscar ptayln1 a his·
lorica1 character reprised the roJe in another mov-
ie 20.years later. Name (a) the performer and (b)
the character.
10. Ed wu the brains behind a successful con
game that backfired when the newcome.r made a
big score in what movie?
Lu& Week'• AlllWWI
1. Sylvia Sidney (name change)
2. Gros1je (Crock character)
3. 87 <Travolta's number)..._
4. Michael Collins (space mission)
TalVIA BOWL XXUI STANDINGS
1. Heney "'IGlr Cl> It t. Tht~c•> 10
t, OMMeteTllNC•I 4
"· 'Jellll"-t '"'' '"' 'ltlc:k Wemtf (~I 1~
'M efttry reulvH -II.Ill ol l••t Kore_.,.,.
s. EJeven (Taylor-Burton movies)
6. Van Johnson and Van Heflin (choices for Ness)
1. Terry Cooney <Martin's adversary)
8. "Anything Goes" <Evelyn Oaltleieb>
9. (a ) Elton John, (b) Wells Fargo Bank
<•·serial" questions)
10. ''Stngin' in the Rain" (movie riddle)
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New aniination like 'Warhol come to life'
VANCOUVER, British Columbia CAP) -Ir
your kids are hooked on Saturday morning car-
toons now, wait until aniscope hits the market.
You might be in front of the television with them.
Aniscope is an animation process invented by
Vancouver producer-director Wayne Sterloff. It in-
volves shooting footage of live actors and separat-
ing the film into individual frames which are Uien
blown up, photocopied in color and fed into an lm·
age synthesizer.
Unlike other animation processes, aniscope
doesn't require laborious hand-painting of live-
action frames.
With its graphic color-dot ima1es. aniscope is
close to the comic book look, but the characters
can be made to conform to natural laws.
"It's like Lichtenstein and Warhol come to
life," Sterloff says. Sterloff says the Japanese
media are interested in the process. He sees poten-
tial for aniscope in feature films, children's shows,
commercials and special effects for convenUonaJ
films.
A&M Records now moving into film
LOS ANGELES-Gil Friesen, President,
A&M Records Inc., announced Monday the forma-
tion of A&M Films Inc., a subsidiary of A&M
Records.
A.&M Films wiJl actively pursue the acquisition
and development of select properties for feature
fit m . television and theatrical exploitation.
Friesen, who will continue his position as the re-
cord label's president, will be president and chief
operating officer of A&M Films Inc.
past several years to become involved in the flom
business. lt seems that the time is now Ideally suit-
ed for us to do that. A&M films ls a natural step in
the evolution of the A&M organization and will
reflect the ~tyle and taste that always have been
characteristic of Herb Alpert and Jerry Moss in
the entertainment business. We are delighted to be
embarking on this exciting new venture."
A year ago Sterloff and artist Neil Wedman
produced an 18-mlnule surreal science-fiction
short called "Buzz Wray and His Telephone" at
Panorama Studios in West Vancouver.
The film won a special recommendation at the
lntematlooal Film Festival at Lille, France. last
April and has attracted attention from Melbourne,
at an Ottawa animation festival and In Los
Angeles from United Artists' research and develop
program.
The prototype of aniscope. is ready to b~ con·
structed in Sterloff's new studio in suburban
Richmond, with the first project a 90-mlnute film
called "Mars Needs Helen" by Neil Wedman.
whom Sterloff describes as "one of the most avant
garde writen in North America."
Its budget is $2.5 million. Sterloff says he has •r.i:~":Tl'm._.
already raised "hundreds of thousands of dollars"
in venture capital from Vancouver banks and busi-
ness interests. The technology for the project is be-
ing designed by Vancouver technicians. }lli~liilAi..illiMlilliliill
"The beauty of it is that it comes from an arts
base like the Emily Carr College of Art and the
National Film Board. who allow film-makers the
opportunity to experiment like no other country in Friesen said: "It has been A&M's desire for the
It also was announced that Creative Artists
Agency will have the exclusive agency representa-
tion of A&M Films Inc. the world," says Sterloff. .... ........ ....,.._ ...... ""'-·1--~---...L.:= ...... =----
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By CHIU.8TOP,llES cpNHE'u.
W ASHIN<Jt'O* (~P) -I\ wu .1Q1epf4 A.
Califano Jr.'s l~ to be tntr9(1uced at ,titlmt
event in the naUon'a capital, '8d W. ldn,Ume
buddy, Art Buchwald, was dc>lft1 tbe bonora.
"Most of you know Joe CJUfano .,.
secretary of REW. Thole of ua who have been
around here looter know him u the architect ol
the Great Society," quipped J,be humorist. "You
know what the Great Society wu -lt waa tbe
beginning of the Reapn landallde."
Califano tell& that joke at his own expense
these days . But don't mistake it for an apoloty.
He hu no regreta about the way be ran
HEW, and be is confident that the heart of the
Great Society programs that he helped forte as
Lyndon JohMon's chief domestic aide -includ·
ing Medicare, Medicaid, remedial education for
the poor, Head Start -will stand the test of
lime.
"l think pieces of the Great Society are
clearly there for~ver, whatever forever meana
in government terms. Medicare is as solidly
founded in government now as the Sodal
Security system.
There will always be a substantial measure
or aid to higher ~ucation, and elementary and
secondary educat!Qn . . . . The provi~lon of
health care fc;>t ~ peopJe will conlli\ue," say~
Califano 1.rflM~IWAt laJiV.Offi~ wher~ b btJtga
his sh..lngJ,l"and n<Hi9Jokln,g slgda these,d~s. •
It hill been tw() years sinee Jlmm~ Carter
fired Califano as secretary of Health, Education
and Welfare.
Califano haa exacted a literary revenge,
pillorying__ Carter in a just·pi.abllahed bOok en·
titled. "Governing America: An ln11ider's
Report from. the Whjt~ Rouse 1Uld the C~lnet."
He quesoons ,bis foi-mer boels' commltrpent to
ci vii rights and his poliliool mettle, and makes
a host o( Onflattering comparisons between
Carter and LBJ. '·
Califano, who stirred controversy durini his
30 months at HEW as be jousted against the
tobacco industry. hospitals, Southern colleies
C\nd sundry others, does not view last Novem·
ber's election returns and the conservative
s wing natioruuly as a rejection or his approach
to government: ·
"Mine WUJlOl a knee.jerk school or govern·
ment. I was the first person to go hammer and
tongs after the waste and fraud issues in HEW
ahd wring it Ojr!t of Medict(re, Medicaid , student
loans. all those programs," he says. ~ ·
HEW split in May 1980 into DepartmeQts or
Education and Health and Human Sen\cef.
Califano virule~tly op~se4 U~e mfWF·!.
On one majlfr~he'rilUutssuerelllfanq's •+.-s
have taken a !*>·degree lllrq. He.~w~Ueves
the government should not try' to establish na·
tiona1 health insurance, leaving It instead to the
private sector.
"I would go slow on national health in·
surance l\"ow. I'd go slow on.the governine\\Ude·
termining all lh~'healt.h car~ that people get:''
says Califano.• • ' ,.., .
Califano was Carter's go-between wtth Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy, D·Mass., over national
health insurance.
Kennedy wanted an immediate, com·
prehensive plan. Carter lnslat.ed on a go-slow
approach, protecting Americans at first oaly
against catastrophes, Congress bought m!ither.
Califano actcnowledges Carter's "judgment
about national health insurance was certainly
correct in poll11cal terma."
Califano aJso relates ln his book bow Carter
insisted on a _.elf are reform plan that would nc-t
raise costs.
'·I tried and tried and tried to get a much
bigger, different kind or welfare program.
Carter's judgment, whether it was Proposition
13 or something else, may well have been right
about that," says Califano. Congress did not buy
the modest welfare reforms Carter event'ually
proposed.
Former C'arter press secretary Jody Powell
has observed about Califano's book, "Hell hath
no fury like a fat·cat Washington lawyer
scorned."
Califano insists he tried to avoid making a
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"bottoll\ 1lne j~ Cll'ttr" ln the bfOok. .,. • ff•'->'• it iJJto& * l'll6cetb GUike that Judi·
ment °'oa Camt.or anybody I ..ttd for . Peo-
ple conatanUy wk me, 'Do I tbJ.Dk Lyndon
Jobna<ndllt.royed ..... e" "•. V\etnamt' I'm not prepaffd to tMde)' ~OM j•meota."
ln Carter,'• de,feaH,1 Califano aaya the
former prealdent laad a less 'tractable Coa1rea
to deal wlth. Also, Carter fated "a world ln
which the economic pl• wu not lf'OWlnl· Every
week of the Great Society yean, a worker'• pay
went up ln real terms. Every week. That wasn't
true for us.
"We had to either take from 10tne to 1lve to
another; we had to tax, ln elfect, by leavln1 tbe
taxes on as inflation brou1ht people into hl1her
brackets; or we had to borrow money. That wu
the only way we could lncreaae funda for educa·
lion or what bave you."
Calilano's book ls spiced with quotea from
the Oval Office to Cabinet meetln11 to
backroom cd'1versatlons wlth political panJan·
drums.
Califano wrote that be provided "such ln·
timat~ detail ... because 1 have a free man's
fa.it:n and an tbfd.lne conviction that if people
know enouat. about thea .. \binila, they wlll have
; a,bettet, ~~improve the way government
wjrks~·r. , C~~9 l.Oyed ~ the idea of re· kindlillr jlia yn roots and runninl for the
Senat. seat from ew Vork, then held by Sen.
Jacob.S : lavt•#~ Rel)Ubllcan1 Califano stayed
out at the"'fra~; JA\1ts .. fr•• ouated in the GOP
primary bY i\ow Sft. ·!Y.JSft<pe D' Amato.
Now 8'Pt~tici.nf aft.orriey. Califano has a .reput~i911f8'nont• l''fy"" in thls town as a "rain~Wk.e~: '· i>ne wh& can brin1 in bil
clieri.~. His salary in .1'76 in practJce with
Edwartl BeMetl WUllams 'fntceeded $500,000.
Calilano opted not to return to Williama'
firm, but to open his own with his longtime
friend and Social Security commissioner, Stan·
ford Ross, and bis protege at HEW, Ben W.
Heineman Jr.
Has he had his fill of government work?
"I don't know if I want to go into govern·
ment again. I love government. I love the job at
HEW," says Califano, using the present tense.
"l think it's the most satisfying work imaaina·
ble. I also have some reaUties. I've got two ltidJ
headed fQr colleges and a third in grade school.
·;~~was 50 years-old May 15 and Ed
Williams said it l didn't have enough money to
be ~I'd spenttt~ mbch'tflne in government." "\ ., , , . r-~ ~ I ~ " ; , I •t • . ·-~·iik~s;:f :mtasy
.for: :S,~\Jib-~~e rs
·{~· E~~"'<aP> ~;~.A 16t of people in
the s and SQuth watch 'The Dukes or
Hazz ,· "1 Tom Wop't.~ay~ ;·and they see it
as a fantasy.GI their .-wn lives.
"They ·v~: 1ot tht car with the mag wheels
and the 440 eogl.Qe , but 'they may live in a
tarpapet shack. It~ l\bt uncommon for the car
to be worth more lh~be house. These people
see our show as, the epiff>me of their lifestyle.'·
THE OVESTION WAS, did Wopat, who co-
stara ..yitb John Schneider. think the CBS series
was insulting to the' South?
Obviously not. Nor, judging from its lofty
status in the ratings. do a lot of other people.
Wopat and Schneider, who play Luke and
Bo Duke in the Warner Bros. Television show,
spend a lot of time in their red Charger. the
Gen~ral Lee. '
THE GENEl\AL LEE spends as much time
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John Luckman and wife Edna in their Leu Vegaa Gambltt'1 Book
Club tdlere buyers can find everything they want to know about
gambling.
Vegas book store
gamblers' library
LAS VEGAS (AP) -You can
rind just about anything you
want to know about blackjack or
s ports betting at John
Luckman's bookstore. But if
you· r e looking for the latest
novel, you've come lo the wrong
place.
Luckman owns the Gambler's
Book Club, a publishing and
book selling establishment that
either prints or carries nearly
every book on gambling known
to man. From a reprint of a 1904
copy of "Racing Maxims and
Methods " to a book on
Pineapple flold'em . a game
played in onl y one casino.
Luckman's got them all
"We have everything we can
find on gambling," he said. "We
have more than 800 titles and we
print new ones ourselves at the
rate of about six a year "
Luckman, 51, a card deaJer
until he began his bookselling
business in the carport of his
Las Vegas home in 1964, has
combined publis h ing and
wholesaJe a nd mail order sales
into a bus iness that grosses
more than $500,000 a year .
The Gambler's Book Club's
best sellers are a series of "The
Facts Of" books that outline in
the simplest terms how to play
different casino games and what
the odds are on winning.
Luckman , who wrote and
published the books himself,
estimates he sells 2,500 of them
weekly at SJ .50 each.
"We don't tell anybody they
ca n beat the games," he
cautioned. "We just think of it as
an extension of child's play. The
only purpose of wagering money
1s to keep score of the game."
For the more sophisticated
player, famed poker player
Doyle "Texas Dolly" Brunson's
book "How I Made Over
Sl ,000,000 Playing Poker '' sells
for $50 a copy, by far Luckman's
most expensive book.
Most of the books, however.
are less than $10, some much
less, and Lu ckman ha s
ga mblers Clocking to his
downtown Las Vegas store to
pick up the latest releases.
"In this town the best
cus tomer s are the
knowledgeable customers. the
ones who know the game. The
ones that gets into trouble are
those that know nothing but to
play and lose."
Although Luckman buys from
more than 100 printing houses to
add to his stock, his personal
favorites are the half·dozen or so
books by different authors he
himself publishes every year.
Most of the books are from
writers who are amateurs in the
writing business but not in the
~ambling business.
"We look for people ~e think
are experts in their areas
in s tead or looking for
professional authors," he said.
"It's a situation where some
people excel. If they have the
ability to put it on paper it's
'information just not available
anywhere else."
Surgery
at birth
debated
WASIDNGTON (AP) -There
ls UtUe evidence to support the
practJce of surslcally enlargins
1 woman's vaglna durlne birth,
but the practice has become
routine in many delivery rooms,
a atudy says.
Ors. Stephen B. Thacker and
H. David Banta sa1d that the
procedure, called eplsiotomy, ls
useful ln difficult deUvertea but
bas become an unnecessary
practice in many cases.
An episiotomy to provide a
biner opening for the emerging
baby Increases the risks of infec·
lion and protracted pain after
delivery and should be used
sparingly, they said. The sur·
gical cut can measure up to
three inches.
National statistics show that
episiotomies are done in about
70 percent of all non·Caesarean
section births, the researchers
said. And their study of medical
literature indicates that up to 90
percent of all American women
giving bjrth for the first time
have episiotomies if they don't
have Caesareans, they said.
"Arguments for the
widespread use of eplslotomy do
n ot with s tand scientific
scrutiny," the researchers say.
Thacker is chief of s ur-
veillance at the Center for Dis·
ease Control In Atlanta, and
Banta is health programs
manage r ror the OHice of
Technology Assessment in
Washington. Their report will be
published through the medical
jourgaJ Women and Health.
In an account or the study
published by the International
Medical Tribune Syndicate, an
offi cial or the American ColJege
of Obstetrician s and
Gynecologists disagreed with
the report.
Dr. Ervin Nichols, director of
practice activities for organiza.
lion. said the report is "anec·
dot al" and "inconsistent." and
that the routine use of
episiotomy has never been
recommended.
The operation, he said, is
valuab l e in specific
circumstances, such as when the
tissue surrouncUng the vagina is
unus ually firm and in danger of
tearing during labor . This is
m ore often the case in first
births, with very large fetuses or
when fetuses are in unusual
positions.
Jn an interview, Banta agreed
that ·episiotomies are valuable in
such cases.
But he said many doctors
routinely use the procedure,
which requires up to six stitches,
in less complicated cases and
that it has become standard
practice even though its value
has not been proved .
Zero interest loans hit
Program called energy saver, 'reverse Robin Hood'
By THOMAS D. ELIAS
To Gov. Brown. it's a "water·
s hed in public-private sector co·
operation. a centerpiece ror
California 's sound energy
future." To some consumer ad·
vocates, on the other hand, it's
·'a real reverse Robin Hood that
takes from the poor and gives to
the wealthy."
The plan started in April as an
experiment jointly dreamed up
by the sta te Public Utilities
Commission and Paciric Gas &
Electric Co. Called the "zero in·
terest program ( Zl Pl." it in·
volves loans from PG&E at no
interest to customers who use
the money to make their homes
more energy efficient. The PUC
says it intends to order similar
plans for every other major
utility by year's end.
The money is available for in-
s ulation, storm and thermal win·
c:iows, fluorescent lighting con-
versions and other measures
which spur homes and apart-
ments to use less energy.
The Brown-appointed utilities
commission claims the program
in PG&E's Northern California
service area alone will save
enough energy to meet the light-
ing needs of 1.9 million homes.
That figure wiJI at least double
when other gas and electric
companies start issuing the
loans.
But t.he savings will go almost
exclusively to those who least
need them.
For the no-interest loans are
lssued to homeowners and
apartment owners. Apartment
dwellers who make up about •~
percenl ol tbe 1tate'1 populace
wlll 1et no ~nem.. unless their
landlords are wlllinl to lake out
loans on which they'U make no
prom.
And how many low·lncome bomeownel'I wUl wanl to take on
another financial obll1ation,
even 11 It la at no lnter"t ?
BYt taanta and low-income
·propert.1 ownen wUI han to pay
bt,i.er;rMel lo ftnance tbe pro-
1ram. FGr uUltU. wUI be al-
&owld lo bW 1t au,Jier rates to
mate up tbe tab th•1'" put· &1111 &alo the 1a1>i1Mretl loam.
r'
CALIFORNIA FOCUS
That will add an average of 50
cents a month, or $6 a year, to
utility bills, not an overwhelm·
Ing sum except to a family that
must scratch for food money.
"Tenants especially will pay a
disproportionate price for this
program,·' charges Robert
Gnaizda, head or the San Fran-
cisco Pu9lic Advocates law firm
a nd a Former aide to Gov.
Brown.
Gnaizda claims few landlords
will have any Incentive to take
out the new loans because they
don't pay utility bills for most
renters, but they would have to
repay the loans.
Agreeing is Leonard Snaider,
a lawyer who won $500 million in
rebates from telephone com·
panies while working as a ,depu-
ty city attorney first in Los
Angeles and now in San Fran·
cisco.
·'Th.is plan offers no hope for
the renter or· the low-income
person," he said. "This is a
totally hair-brained idea or bow
to bring about conservation."
Snaider argues tha t the
energy cust.omors who will take
advantage of the loans are pre·
cisely those who need help the
least.
''Those that benefit are the
people who already can afford to
buy all the conservation devices
they want with no help," he
said. "So now we'l1 have renters
and low-income homeowners
paying for those who could take
co n servation measures
anyway."
But PG&E claims that the
monthly energy savings even for
p0or families and tenants who
take out ZIP loans will be more
than their monthly payments on
the loans.
And the PUC says the energy
savings will mean that fewer
power plants have to be built,
saving billions or dollars for all
consumers in the long run.
In ZIP's early, experimental
phase, confined to the San Joa-
quin Valley, loans have gone
primarily to middle· and upper.
Income customers s witching
over from earlier low-interest
programs run by PG&E.
So the jury is still out, but the
burden of proof Is still on the
utilities and the commission
regulating them.
r Elial u a columnlat baled tn
Santa Monica).
Power saw recall
announced by firm
WASIDNGTON (AP) -A pro-
gram to fix about 70,000
motorized saws that may have a
defecUve switch hu been an·
nounced by the Consumer
Product Safety CommJaalon Uld Roeltwell International'• power
t~I divtalon. •
Rockwell uked ownen ol lta
Model I motorhed bench HWI,
catatoe No. 31·205, made before
November llllO, not to u.H &hem
until the 1wltcb bu been
repl1ced.
Tb• tompaJ lald UM 1wtteb
ml1ht stay in the "on" or "tem·
porary off' po1lUon ~cauae ol
breallta8e of a lab. It aald that In
the "temporary off'' p09tUon,
the Hw can restart wllh a aUght
bump.
Rockwell ll aakln' ownen to
talc• tbe saws to the nearest
Rockwell HJ'Vice center ror a
free repair or lo write for a free
1wllch l'elrofit kit available from the Rockwell laternatloul
Power Tool Dlvlaion, Customer
ServlcH Department, '°° N.
Lexlnston Ave .. Ptttabw'sb, Pa.,
1U09.
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The marketplace c>The Orange Coast
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REALTORS
67~5511
SO. Of HIGHWAY -TrodltioMll .....
2 Mocks frNI tt.ech.. 11lrff yMr oW reor
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Offend .t S391.SOO.
HIWPOlT SHORES: 0...-wtll flft•c•.
lat bwy 111 .,..: l .... 2 ._.. home.
0,.. Mo111td ctlli.., co1y fir.place.
MCWtd patio. JHt $1)9,500.
COLE OF NEWPOIT REALTORS
2515 E. Coott Hwy .. COf"OM del Mor
675-5511
Plllbl1htr'1 Mottu: 13%
O.M.C •
'* * * ~ * .~ ~H~ritage bllectioq
orEH TODAY l·S, 3• Lincoln, Costa Mesa. Owner finan~. Large 4 Bdrm
2 bath home, bea(ul wallpapers
thruout. Cul de sac ~et. Owner will
carry AITD for 7 \ars at 13.So/r
interest C'all 540· 1151
OPEN TODAY 2·6, 'l776e oza, Costa
Mesa. VA Pool home.p y 3 Bdrm
home fe aturing mast drm with
open beamed ceili1 · and Ben
Franklin firepJa(, den and
libra r y i:.lud .> off rris bdrm.
Elegant formal d1
overlook in g p ool 1
Assumable financing a
Askfog $165.000. Call 540-1
C-2 LOT
Hi ~h traffit· count 6~ 307 lot
Existing hou~t· on prope Flex1bl~
uses Owner will consider t rvmg tsl
TD. Asking $199.500 Call~ 1·s1
All real e1t11t· ad
verliaed In th••
newspaper Is aubjet'I lo
the Federal F•ir lloua
111g Act of 1968 whlrh
maltes 1t 1Jle11al t.o 11d
vertlae "any prefererwe.
llmilalion, or dis
rriminataon b111ed on
ra~e. color. rehg1on.
sex. or nal.Jonal orl1t1n.
or an intenllon lo make any such preferen1·e,
llm 1talion. or dlb rnmination "
Owner may carr) 111 13',
AITO w11h~malldown 3
Bdrm. 2 bath. large r----------4----
bonu.s room. l'Omer lot y · HV Hccess Onl'of a ~ H TAGE kind Only Sl:rl,5'XI Call . ~ ~
now. M6·2313 • .... RE TORS
This newspaper will not
know1n~ly accept any
advertising for real
eslale which IS m v1olu
ll~n or the law
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2LOTS
EASTSIDE!
8u1lden1 spel.'ial. 12,000
SQ (I lot Wllh Older
home Great location
$146.000 Call to )et'
~2313
0 THE REAL ESTATICRS
!lave someth1nl( you
want lo sell~ Clab~lfll'd
ads do 1l well Call
NOW I 642.5678
THE REAL ESTATERS
CORONA DEL
MAR DUPLEX
South or the highway s 1h I
this eleRanl home plu'
1nrome lluge ownerb
unit, brick rour1 )ard
leads Lo rrenrh doors
that open onto ltahan
llled floor~ Buut1ful
wood pel(Red floorb
enhance dt!n Jnd spnious famtl) k1tthrn
2nd story ~l~ ~rrlud1•d
masler swte w1tb open
balcony and bubbhng spa loo' 3 more quttn
sized bdr~ for \Our Ilk
llll? Huge 4 car garJJ:t'
+ 2 l.ldrm m1'1mt• unit
Price redul tfl .inti
011<ner IS JnXtOUb (':ill
@
SEA COVE · PROPERTIES
714 -631 -6990
OCEAM VIEW-llKE MU
IHuHMy rtmoeNled & redtcoraftd 2
dory .fat at.pa to luptf' btock. Mon In
Ir e+y luwy H wtl Cll c~ ll•btg.
lbcl, lbo;. Ir fomlly l'OClftL $350,000.
' OWNER FIHAHCIMG-IA.UOA IS.
Spociovs 2-story 41r hcwitt + I Ir apt.
Ant timt Oft tMrbt . .,_ !Kati°" on
MorW A••· Easy 5ttp1 to So. lay.
$530,000.
LID040WEST PRJCE
QWet Md of Isl• °" c...ter stroda. 2
b*IR, 2 bo, patio. lrillCJ offer. Mew paint
& c.-pet. U 15.000.
WATERFRONT HOM~~.I"'<
RLAI f'>T"ll
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1.l u \\ l J • • ... 'i ' '' \ • 1'11,.p.i (I. I f\o t. , !
631·1400 67J.6'00
Siii( & flNf1' GRASSWID ANIMALS
CL A" Pl IQ 0 PT I 0 A 0 N HfA P
A S P N 0 J l N A C I R f A H C R N M
I E S 0 R E C 0 N l H R N A J 0 N I R
K C l R J 0 N U N E I 0 N R P E H M A
C R 0 J T D H 0 K C K A T D P P I A ~
U EC 0 Z EV GAVE S 0 V 0 VJ l I
BT RE ALEN N R 0 I GAP l Dj)t
l A I N E S V U G 0 N T D R 0 S N l K
C R 0 S R U 8 I A R R H Y K ~ 0 A D I
A T R K L 0 R C R H I P U M A R l A J
L 8 l T l A U N 0 D N D E V M E S N E
I I U J f I C A 0 N U R M E U C S N D
R RA F R I L M E A l E l o·s 0 A t I
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C A E R I C A M Y 0 L T U R E 0 G A 0 -
• GEDBDE 'LllRS 0.
OVER 57 YE/l?S OF SERV
1428 KEL DIUVE
HARBOR 'IEW HILLS
OPEH '.AT 1·5
Owners Arc Le CJ\ lg The Stt1 And
Mul>l Sl1ll !'>t·qded Ho In
Move -J n Con<lti o n . Tree
Bedrooms P lus tamjJv om
Exc1•lh•nt Fin.in1·1'l Gl\.t· An
Offt>r \
43 RAIHB~RIDGE TURTLERO RIDGE
OPEH Sll-5
Faliulou.., V If'\\ • \<·t Lo<·al1on.
Two Bt·dr11om .., Tw yth!.. Plus A
Studv ~tan\ l'!Jl.{rll\; Including
Plantation ~huttl'r~. ~quet Entry
& Carpl'l1ng c;rt-al"1nanl'1ng.
Large h~umable Loa PnC'ed At
$175.0110 S ubmit "JO) 0(
Nt•\.\ f)(Jrt • List mg
3 14 A VEHIDA CUIRE
BLUFFS
OPEH SAT I·~
l'.:xc:ept1onal FinancingBnght &
Chei!rful Three Rcdroon·~nd Cmt
With Wrap Around Paa Large
Assum ab It• Lo an W11 l"i xed
Interest Hat(' For 30 Yeo, Owner
Will Carry SHond Tru Deed.
Excellt>nl l.ocat1on 01Lovelv
Greenbt•ll S239.51JO. •
405 VISTA SUERTI
I LUFFS
OPEN SAT 1·5
LoC.'aled On Wide Tree Shacl Lush
Greenbelt Close To l·o l &
Clubhouse High Ceilings ln,1v10g
Room & Mas ter Bedroon Two
l"ully A~sumable Loans Fe<...and.
Open For lnspeC'Lton Reduqj To
$235,000
-L COST A MESA INCOME
Ternf1C.' Triplex. Adjacent T()lew
Redevelopment Great O"'?r 's
Unit Other Two Rental Unilslelp
With Payments & Taxes mo
Gross Income Per ~lonth Exctenl
Fmam·ing \\ a1l~ble ReducecTo
$155.000
HEWPORT SHORES
New Listing. Three Bedroom H~.
Good Investment. Has Been Le~
For $750 A Month Until April l~ .
PrH.'ed Quite Reasonably 1t
$135.500 Appointment Necessc¥.
But Easy To Sho\.\.
LUXURY COHDO
Co n ,. t• n 1 l' n t L o c at i on . T
Bedrooms, Two Baths. Plu
Carpets Pl antation Shutter
Skylights. Top Security Lock Up
Leave Wh e n You Wish. Lar
Assumable 10.5'~ First Trust De
Only S269,000.
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Former Model With View Of Bi
Canyon Three Bedrooms Plus
Convertible Den, 212 Baths Wet
Bar Intercom . Love ly
Appointments Throughout.
Community Pool. Best Value In
Area. Priced At $198.00>. A "Joy ot
·Newport" Listing.
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STAITll UMIT
Exquisite Two Bedroom Home On
Large R2 Lot. Buy And Build Extra
Unit For Income . .J;reat F.aat Costa
Mesa L-OcaUon. Otfty sua.soo.
SHAH MOIU ta. Well Ke~ ta Allractlvt Park.
Near HOii' Lido Villqe. SZl,500. Fmancin1 Available.
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Charming 2 BR cottage with
fireplace, walk to Pavillion,
forry, bay or beach. Owner will
finance, be creative.
UMIVllSITY PW
DIANI HOME, Sllt,000
Charming and spacious 3 BR
+ family room home. Comer
location across from park, pool
and tennis. Retiring owner will
carry financing at reasonable
rate.
COUMTIY CLUI UYNi
Back Bay townbome, 3 BR 3
Ba, lge patio, clubhouse.
tennis, pool and spa. As little
as $15,000 dwn for qualified
buyer. Low price of $128,500.
MOllLE HOMES
We have 4 lovely mobile homes
for sale in choice Irvine area.
Priced from $38.500 to $53,500.
You've Arrived
at ...
LIDO ISLE 1
ls lorntion important? This one is
ideal. A luxurious home with just
a touch of Spanish influence.
Good fi n anc ing and quic k
possession. Much accent on detail
throughout . with openness.
greenery and lots oC quality. 4
bedrooms , 4"'1 baths. Close to
beach. Call for details and ap.
pointment
BIG CANYON
Love a speCtacular view? Here,
overlooking the fairways. you'll
find a gracious home with 3450 sq
ft. roomy kitchen & formal dining
room . Also included are a pool,
spa and sauna. This 3 bedroom, 3
bath home is newly carpeted. Im-
mediate occupancy and great
financing. Exclusive with Cote
Realty. $875.000.
BIG CANYll
TlldorEsWt
A classic beauty tucked away
among the beautiful homes of Big
Canyon. This Tudor estate ex·
emplifies gracious living. It has
it all. location. value and ap-
preciation. $1.1 Million in a.s·
sumable financing. Owner will
help carry paper. Exclusive wi th
Cote Realty at $2.3 Million.
816 CANYON
C111to. Golf ColrM
Entertainmeni plus! This home
is an award \\'nner. And why
not ? It includes fully equipped
kitc hen, billiard room and 30' bar
overlooking 7th green. Bring
you r friends into this home of
quality construction. A complete
stereo system .s urrounds you.
Owner "~II carry financing for
approved buyer. Exclusive at
$1.8 Milli~n.
BIG CANYON
Cmto. 11 .. Fairw.y
A great address! Complete fa mi·
ly home with separate guest
quarters (plumbed. for rup
kitchen). Large famil y room ,
private pool. and .your ve111 own
billiard room. This home 1s de·
signed for ~uxury. Owner ~ll
help with financing. Exclusive
with Cote Realty. Sl.7 Million.
NEWPORT CREST
Take advantage of this one! Two
bedroom condo with lots of
amenities. Perfect for that first·
time buyer or retirees. Vaulled
ceilings, wet bar and s.un deck.
Call for details and appomtment.
MESA YEii
Best buy in town ... a 3 bedroom
charmer located b'n a huge cul·
de·sac lot. This is a former model
home filled with extru .. Close to
everything. Offered at $144,900.
Assumable loan of $98,500. Hurry on this one!
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DUPLIX-1 &OCk
TO llACH
3 Br 2 Ba upper, 1 Br l Ba lower.
Bit-ins and fireplace in both units . A
huge 4 car &•race and owner will
Cinant-e. Asking $325,000. SJ10.ooo JUST usm
Sharp 3 Bdrm home on Peninsula
Point. Lots of brick and 1tonework,
blt·in kitchen, fireplace, double
garage, on quiet street. Seller will
f inanee at 12% lnterest. Should go
fuL
JACOBS REALTY
671-6670
2919 Newport llyd. c.... JOtlt
HOUSES FOR SALE
2 Hl>IOOM
1635 C Iowa, Costa Mesa
556-7947 /979·8129 Sat/Sun 12·6
119 Via Vella, Lido Isle, Nit Bch
673-0697 $439,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
9 Rushing Wind, Woodbridge, Irv.
833·3365 Sat 10.4, Sun 1·5
12 Canyon Ridge, Turtlerock, Irv.
552-1800 $320,000 Sun 1·5
24242 Santallara #33, Dana Point
675-6000 $150,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3309 California, Cost.a Mesa
979.2390 $142,500 Sat 1·5
227 Via Orvieto, Lido Isle. NB
644·9060 $365,000 Sat 1: :J0.5
226 Pauline Place. E'side C.M.
640-5357 $115.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
214 Via Dijon, Lido Isle, N.B.
963·8182 $335,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3314 W. Oceanfront, Newport Beh
631·1400 $499,500 Sun 1·5
21~ Miramar Or, Penin Pt., NB
631-1400 $318,000 Sun 1-5
l II pa.. FAM IM or DIN
830 Park Ave., Laguna Beach
494-1279 $217,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
41 Morning View , Turtlerock, Irv.
552-1800 $359.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4951 Hemlock, Univ. Park. Irvine
552-1800 $189,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
•!n3 Bayside Cove West, Nwpt Bch
675-6000 $649,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
502 Aca cia. Corona del Mar
675-6000 $324.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
221 Mesa Or, Back Bay, S.A. Hts
644-9060 Sun 1·5
2296 Orange. Costa Mesa
642-8235 $145.000 Sat 10·3
29 Canyon· Ridge. Trtlrk, Irv.
551-8700 $239,900 Sat 12:3().4:30
1512 August Ln. Santa Ana Hghts
556-5434 $130.000 Sat/Sun 9·5
3 IEDIOOM
••1010·14·16 E. ijalboa Blvd.
642.8235 $1 ,350,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
3056 Royce Ln ( Halecrest) CM
546·2313 $125,000 Sun 1·5
3282 California St .. Costa Mesa
(213)463-8148 $149,IXX> S/S 2·5 :30
1860 Port Wheeler (JMlmc;) NB
760-9596 $249,500 Sat/Sun 2·6
•4310 Spindrirt Way, Park Lldo, NB
675-8676 $149,500 Sat 1·5
1614 Santanella (Irv Terr) CdM
552·2000 $299,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
26.51 Crestview, Newport Beach
644·9990 $349,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
32012 Sunset. So. Laguna
499-4551 $375.000 Sat 1·4
635 Whitney Way. Costa Mesa
631·1266 $139,900 Sat 1·4
Z716 Shell. Corona del Mar
631-7600 $795.000 Sat 2·5:30
3518 S. Birch, Santa Ana
gi9.2390 $129,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•511 Irvine Ave., Newport Beh
!nS-1249 $348.500 . Sat/Sun 1·5
•682 Capital, Costa Mesa
751-3191 $129.500 Sat 1·5
11 Landfall Ct., Nwpt Crest, NB
644·9060 $240,000 Sun 1·5
2661 Crestview. Bayshores. N.B.
644.9060 $335.000 Sun 2-5 ~ Ocean Blvd .. Newport Beach
631·1400 $1,350,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
559 Vista Flora, Newport Beach
631 -1400 $248,880 Sun 1·5
113 Via Ravenna, Lido Isle, N.B.
631-1400 $355,000 Sat 1·5
1832 Marapata. Corona del Mar
642-8235 $249,000 Sat 1·5
•Z716 Mendoza (Mesa del Mar) CM
540-1151 $165,000 Sa 2-6/Su 12·4
1155 Skyline Dr., LagWla Beach
631 -1400 $279,500 Sun 1·5
• • #35 Balboa Coves , Newport Bch
642·5200 $635,000·fee Sun 11·2
801 Cliff Dr., Newport Beach
631-1400 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3 11 pa.. FAM IM or DIM
845 Katella, Laguna Beach
759·1206 $275,000 Sal/Sun 1·5
8252 Baney, Huntingtm Beach
9624454 $175,500 Sun 1·6
Z75 S. Citrus, Orange
673-5354 $119 500 Sat 12-5
•1761 Port Manleigh Circle, NB
64().0325 $274,900 Sat/Sun 10.7
•1729 Terrapin Way, N.B.
631-1476 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1428 Keel Dr (Hrbr Vu His) CdM
759-9100 $315,000 Sat/Sun 1,5
••6 North Cove, Woodbridge, Irv.
552·1800 $339,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
••19 Bridgewood, Woodbridie, Irv.
M2·1800 $.119,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
5 North Cove, Woodbridge, Irvine
552-1800 $237,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1315 Santa n ell•
Terr(lrvTerr)CdM .
675-6000 $39$,000 Sat/Sun l.S
•1526 Ruth Lane, Westclilf, NB
646-'417 $260,000 Sun 1·5 sm Venturi, Huntin&lm Beaeb SD •3'7'17 846·880'l SUS.GOO Sal/ 1100 DeOnb, Costa M ..
551.J31' 124$,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
ZMJ Bamboo, EuttMf, Newport
Bcb
•iMO S302,5GI Slt/&m l·S
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PROPERTIES
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17041 Marina Bay Or ., Hunt.
Harbour
213-592·2066 $875,<XX> Sat/Sun 1·5
•9882 Big Sur Dr .. Huntington Bch
673-7300 $165,000 Sun 1·5
1869 Elba Cir. (Mesa Verde) CM
. 631-1266 Sat2·5
• •827 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle, NB
673·7300 $1.500.000 Sun l ·S
2063 President Pl., Costa Mesa
751-3191 $110.000 Sun l ·S
2227 Miner, Costa Mesa
64S.3139 $122,500 Sat/Sun 12·5
14 Mallard. (Wdbrg) Irvine
551·3000 $220,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1921 Tradewinds Ln., Baycrest, NB
631-7300 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1930 Port Bristol Cir, HWI, NB
631·7300 $268,500 Sat/Sun l ·S
••1036 Polaris Dr. Dover Shores,
NB
631-7300 Sl ,125.000 Sun l ·S
~ Shipway Ln, Baycrest, N.B.
631·7300 $285.000 Sun l·S
Z715 Bayshore Dr, Bayshores, NB
644·9060 $349,500 Sat 2·5
•1363 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shores, NB
631-7300 $495,000 Sun 1·5
1528 Cornwall Ln, Westcliff, NB
631·7300 $229.500 Sun 1·5 :m Vista Baya, Cherry Lake, CM
631·7300 $185,500 Sat 1-5
2921 Jacaranda (Mesa Verde) CM
645-0303 $134,900 Sat/Sun 1·4
1915 Beryl Ln,. Hrbr Innds, N.B.
631-7300 $197,500 Sat 1·5
•1100 White Sails Way, lM-1. CdM
644·9060 $485,000 Sun 1·5
215 Iris Ave., Corona del Mar .
631·7300 $385,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•204 Via Eboli, Lido Isle, N.B.
644·9060 $595,500 Sat l ·S
9551 Chevv Chase, Hunt. Bch.
751·319f $175,000 Sun 1·5
2686 Redlands, Cost.a Mesa
759·1221 $195,900 Sun l-4:30
1912 Sumba, Mesa Verde, C.M.
963-8182 $184,900 Sun 1·4
2113 Miramar, Penin. Point, N.B.
631-1400 $444,500 Sun 1·5
2298 Redlands, Newport Beach
631-1400 $265,000 Sun l ·S
2544 Carnegie Ave. Clg Prk, CM
549-4865 $132,500 Sun 1·5
Z716 Vista Umbrosa, Nit Bch
760-0835 $245,000 Sat 12-5
5 Cherbourg, Hrbr Rdg, N.B.
759-1501 $699.000 Sun l·S
2933 Cassia, Newport Beach
631-1400 $339,000 Sat 1·5
•941 Jasmine, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $154,900 Sat/Sun 12·4: 30
4627 Cortland, Corona del Mar
673-8550 $325,000 Sat 1·5
*1100 Sandpiper, Corona del Mar
673-8550 $359,000 Sat 1-5
1806 Beryl Ln (Hbr Hinds) NB
642·5200 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1343 Mariners (Baycrest) NB
642·5200 $279,500 Sal/Sun 1·5
•2501 Island View (HVlils} CdM
642·5200 $429,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2323 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach
631·1400 $975,000 Sun 1·5
4 IEDIOOM
• •2274 Channel Rd , Balboa Penin,
NB
675·2311 $1,650,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•l Jade Cove ($pygls) CdM
759·1221 $735,000 Sat l·S
•8 Winged Foot, Big Cyn, Npt Bch
675-2311 $799,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
5632 Venturi, Huntirurtoo Beach
846-2717 I 846·8602 $126,(XX) Sat/Sn
118 Via Ithaca, LJdo Isle, N.B.
673-7300 Sat 2-5/Sun 1·5
17521 Via Espana, Hunt. Beach
673-7300 $249,000 Sun l·S :.>1 W. Columbine, Sant.a Ana
fn9·2390 $134,950 Sat/Sun l·S
•1739 Labrador, Mesa Verde, CM
979-5370 $139,900 Sun 1·5
50 Ridgeline, Harbor Ridge, NB
:n Coolbrook , Turllerock. Irvine
552-1800 $256,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
1251 Surlline Way, Harbor Vu , CdM
644-4910 $.195,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
23 Half Moon Bay, Corona del Mar
759·1221 $600,000 Sun 1·5
41 Montecito, Corona de! Mar
759-1221 $745,000 Sun 1·5
1120 W. Oceanfront, Npt Bch
675-6670 $895,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
19541 Sierra Canon, Turtlerock, Irv
759-1288 $275,000 Sun 12·3
•1724 Port Sheffield (HVHms) NB
673-7761 $350,000 Sun 1·5
400 Catalina (Nwpt Hgts) NB
675·6000 $169,500 Sat 1·5
363Newport Glen Crt, NB
760-9333 $.135,000 Sat/Sun 1·6
30882 Mauna Kea, NB Laguna
Niguel
760-9333 $310,000 Sat/Sun 1·6
~191 Hillside Terr, San Juan Cap
760-9333 $.525,000 . Sat/Sun 1·6
•1 Muir Beach, Newport Beach
760-9333 $1 ,495,000 Sat/Sun 1·6
•15361 Nimes Cr. (The Ranch ) Irv.
759-1616 Sat/Sun 1·5
1984 Kornat (Mesa Verde) NB
646-5096 Sat/Sun 12·4
2041 Mandarin, Mesa Verde. CM
552-4477 $230,000 Sat 1-4/Sn 1·5
•2201 Baltra (Mesa Verde) CM
645-0303 $230,000 Sat 12·4
•1906Galaxy Dr, Dover Shores. NB
631·7300 $600.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
21YZ7 Deborah Ln, Hrbr lilnds, NB
631-7300 $250,000 Sat 1·5
1118Somerset Ln, Westclilf, NB
631·7300 $.525,000 Sun 1·5
2106 Santiago Dr, Dover Shores, NB
631-7300 $.559,000 Sun 1·5
• 2130Santiago Dr, Dover Shores, NB
631-7300 $249,500 Sun 1·5
•3213 Nebraska Pl . Costa Mesa
(MV)
751·3191 $149,950 Sun 1-5
1 Trafalgar , Harbor Ridge, NB
644-6200 $1 ,795.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ~Port Durness, Newport Beach
640-9900 $469,000 · Sall-5
2596 Temple Hills Dr. Lag Beach
640-9900 $299' 000 Sat 1 : 30.5: 30
#8Collins Island. Npt Beach
631-1400 $1 ,200.000 Sat/Sun 2·5 ••503 Edgewater, Newport Bch
631-1400 $950,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•35 Goleta Point, Newport Beach
640.9900 $795.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•2104 Yacht GraylinJ!. Npt. Bcb
640-9900 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1647 Reef View Cr , Spygls Ridge, NB
640-5357 $.529,000 Sat/Sun l ·5
21301 Fleet Lane, Huntington Bch
979-5370 $165.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3202 Deleware Pl, Mesa Verde. CM
979.5370 $139,500
Sat 10.6/Sun 12:30·6
10252 Kamuela, Huntington Beach
979-5370 $128,900 Sun 1·4
• 1730 Marlin Way, Baycrest, NB
67J.4400 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
15 Cedar Ridge <Trtlrk) Irvine
67S.3411 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2121 Yacht Yankee (Seavu) NB
675-3411 $383,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
SOO ClilfDr.(Clfhvn)NB .
64.2-5200 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1127 Somerset Ln, Westclilf, NB
646-7213 $.555,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
5 IEDIOOM
121 Via Firenze, Lido Isle, Npt Beh
Ms-9950 $795,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
5 II ,... FAM IM or DIH
1407 Santanella, Corona del Mar
673-1181 $340,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
4521 Dorchester (Cameo lDnd) CdM
673-7761 $335,000 Sun 1·5
1533 Miramar <Penin Pt> NB
673-7761 $459,000 Sun 1·5
1827 Port Tiffin (HVHms> NB
New On The Markel and Ntwly Remodeled . nu. Fantullc 88drm, + Oen + POOL Home
on Overalitd QuarteNd Lot In Preall1loua :·ea~creat" area of Ntwport. Will Be O~n Thll
Wee fOd
MUST SH-MUST l&L
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U 1·1476 or 64S.llOI
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
2 IEDIOOM
4030rion Way, ParkLido,N.B.
642-5327 $135,000 Sat 1·4
•43 Rainbow Ridge (Trtlrk Rg ) Irv
759-9100 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2511 T·lOSunflower. Sant.a Ana
gi9.2390 $84,900 Sat 1·5
••220 Nice Lane, #106, N.B.
631·1400 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2424 Santa Ana , E-side. C.M .
673·9060 $108.500 · Sun l·S
17<M Westcliff # 16. Westclf, NB
673-4400 $129,500 Sun 1·5
2 II pa. FAM IM or DIH
2157 Pacific Ave. Costa Mesa
548·9572 $155,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 ••633 Lido Park Dr, F·2, NB
631-7300 $620,000 Sun 1·5
3 IEDROOM
•314 Avendia Cumbre (Bluffs) NB
759-9100 $239.500 Sat 1·5
3221 Moritz Dr., Hunt Harbour
846.2850 $429.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1741 Tustin #lB. Costa Mesa
646-3255 Sat/Sun 1·5
•405 Vista Suerte (Bluffs l NB
759-9100 $235,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
314 Avenida Cumbre, N~ Bch
759-9100 $239,500 Sat 1·5
•3411 Calle La Veta. San Clemente 4gi.3511 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
345 University N-1. Back Bay. CM
673·8494 $142.500 Sun 1·4
'l2J!l Fiesta. Newport Beach
646·5096 · Sat/Sun 12·4
24106 Aven ida Corona. Pt.Nigue l,
DP
644·4848 $183,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
16 Redwood Tree Ln , Univ. Pk. Irv.
759-1501 $162.000 Sun 1·5
390 Sunrise Cr .. Costa Mesa
645-0303 $164.500 Sat/Sun 1·4
1001 W.Stevens #253.S.Cst.Ter.SA
963-8182 $96.900 Sun 1·4
2501 W. Sunflower nu. Santa Ana
546·2313 $93.500 Sat 10·2
9 Encore Crt. Npt. Crest. N.B.
546-2313 $199.700 Sat 1·4
l II pin FAM IM or DEM
532Cancha , The Bluffs, NB
631·7300 $194,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2328 Vista Huerta, Bluffs. NB
640-5357 $198.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4 II pin FAM RM or DEM
11 Kia Loa Ct, Nwpt Crst. NB
673-7300 $225.000 Sun 1·5
2116 Vista Entrada, Bluffs. NB
631-7300 $239.000 Sun 1·5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
I IR phis FAM RM or DIN
!nfi6 Verde Mar Dr .. Hunt. Beach
968-8341 $110,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2 IEDIOOM
•56Sea Island. Newport Beach
640.4518, Assum. $215,IXX> Sat/Sun
•25 Canyon Island Dr .. Newport Bch
675·5200 Sat/Sun l ·5
· · 3 IEDIOOM
2643 Vista Ornada. Bluffs. NB
675-2311 $265.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
I Hl>I OOM
~l S. PCH, Sp 754
Treasure Is, Lag Beach
963·8182 $96,500 Sat 1·5
2 II pla FAM IM or DIN
14851 Jeffrey Rd , #11, lrvine
759·1616 Sat/Sun 1-5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
2-2 llOlOOM
514 Marguerite, Corona del Mar
644·9060 $252,000 Sl.m l ·S
. l 11 .... J•
700 Marguerite (Old CdM> CdM
875-6000 $449.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
502 Acacia, Corona del Mar
640-48.50 $425,000 · Sun 1·5 644-6200 $770,000 Sun 1·5
3120 Lincoln, Costa Mesa 673-7761 $339,500 Sun 1·5
•17 Muir Beach Cir, CdM
. 720-720~ J asmine Ave, CdM
540-1151 Sat l·S
1815 Tanager Dr., Mesa Verde, CM
546-2313 $246,000 Sat l2·S/Sn H
*2347 Irvine, Newport Beach
673-8550 $289 000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1235 C)'nlhia Crt., Colta Mesa
548-2313 $205,000 Sat 11·4
··~ ......... mooannet Dr. (lliiaVtrde)CM m.sc. $190,000 Slt!Sun 1·5 •n~ Bermuda, Colla M .. m-m ~Jooo Slt/Sull1·5. ut Via Lorca, neWJOl't IMttb m.1• 1119.000 Sun 1-4
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"4-9060 $2 400,00& Sun 1·5
1818Glenw00d Ln, Baycrest, N.8.
631-7300 $495,000 Sun 1·5
5 Deerwood, Bil Canyon, N.B.
644-6200 S2 100,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2735 Cibola <Men del Mar) CM
631-7370 $176,000 Sat /Sun 1·5
1500Hi&bland Dr. (Westclf) NB •·5fo0 "39,000 Sat/SUn 1·5 . ............ ..
•550oWa Point, Cara. clel Mar
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673-4400 $.120,000 Sun 2·5 PS
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1826W. Balboa Blvd, NwptPenin
675-1771 $194,500 Sat 1·5
4 ll 1 •• ••D Grand Canal, N.B.
6.11·1400 S67S,000 Sat 1·5
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POOL AND SPA .. GAS BBQ AND f1REPIT ASK FOR DOTTIE
AUSTERO OR CARLYN STEINER. JANE MINSKOt'F.
I 1906 GALAXY DltlVI •....•..••.•.•••.••.•.•••• $600,000
COME WITH US ..• TO IAY~IH$T .. lM~~CCABLE THREE
BEDROOM, TWO BATH HOMt. .DEN ANO FORMAL DINING
ROOM .. THE CO MPLETE PROPERTY IN CLUDING THE
LANDSCAPING SHOWS LIKE A MODEL .GARAGE COMPLt:TELY
nMSHED .LOADS OF STORAGE CABINETS SEE PIA D'A.URIA OR
STEFANI MEURER
~ f 2 l TIADIWIHOS LAND .•••••••.•••••••••...••....• $325,000
COME WITH US ... TO HAllOI VIEW HOMES. IMMACULATE
THREE BEDROOM llOME.. CAR MEL MODEL FORMAL DINING AND FA&llLY RO O MS FEE LAND NOT
LEASEHOLD. CONVENIENT TO COMMUNITY POOL .SEE JOAN
BIRDSALL.
If 30 POltT lltlSTOL ClltCU ...................... $261,500
COME wmt US. •. TO HAbOl HIGHUMDS. ELEGANT FOUR
BEDROO M HOME DINING ROOM WITH BUlLTIN CHINA
CABINETS ENORMOUS UPSTAIRS MA STER SUITE HUG F.
SPARKLING POOL AND SPA. GREAT FAMILY HOME SEE SUSAN
FROST.
2027 DHOltAH LANE ........... SAT 1·5 ........... $250,000
COME WITH US ••. TO HAllOI tlGHUHDS. SPACIOUS THREE
BEDROOMS AND DEN .. LOVELY KIT CHEN . SEPARATE
BREAKFAST ROOM . WET BAR .. ASSUMABLE $70,000 lST
T.D. OWNER WILL CARRY 2NOT.D .. SEE HARRIET PERRY
ltlS IHYL UHE ......... SAT 1·5 ................. $197,500
COME WITH US .. TO THE ILUFFS. NEAT THREE BEDROOM
CONDO TWO BATHS. THE POPULAR "X" PLAN .. TRY 20"1: DOWN
OR LEASE OPTIO!\ ASK FOR MICHELLE DAVY OR JOAN
BIRDSALL. JIM MELBONOR BARBARA ARMSTRONG
532 CANCHA ...................•••••..•.•••.•...•• SI 94,500
COME WITH US •.. TO COSTA MESA -CHERRY WE AREA.
ATTRACTIVE THREE BEDROOM HOME FENCED CO RNER LOT 70xl35. AMPLE ROOM FOR POOL PLUS RE CREATIONAL
VEHJ CLE TWO CAR GARAGE OWNER MOTIVATED SEE DORIS
BROWN
302 VISTA IAYA .............. SAT 1.5 ............. $115,500
A YAU.AILE IY AProtMTMEHT
COME WITH US ... TO HAllOI ltlDGE.. EVERYTHING ABOUT
THIS HOME SUGGESTS QUALITY THREE H UGE
BEDROOMS .. FORMAL DINING JWOM MIRRORED WALLS IN
lJBRARY AND FAMILY ROOMS AIR CONDITIONING VIEW Of
MOUNTAINS AND NIGHT LIGITTS
ASIC FOlt ltOHMIE MAR.AVICH .................... $495,000
COME WITH US ••. TO WESTCLIFF. ATTRACTIVE FOUR
BEDROOM HOME COUNTRY KITCllEN WITH EATING AREA .. OAK
CABINETS ALL NEW APPLIA~C ES Nt.:W CARPETS
THROUGHOUT CUSTOM DRAPES AND WALLPAPER SELLER
MOTIVATED .. SUBMIT OFFER
ASIC FOR DOTTIE AUSTERO ........................ $299,500
-COME WITH US .•• TO MESA ILUFFS, WESTSIDl. LIKE NEW
TWO BEDROOM CONDO MASTER BEDROO.M. LIVING ROOM .
DINING ROOM AND KITCHE~ HAVE VIEW QF MOUNTAINS AND CITY LIGHTS. OWNER WlLL CARRY Ml ALL INCLUSIVE T.D.
THREE YEARS AT 131;'1
ASK FOlt ALUM MIMOI ••......•.••....•..•.••.•••..• $119,500
8 UNITS. Brand new s1a,ooo lo•n. 1255,000. S.n Bernardino.
LOT IN DANA POINT. u~ down will
ubotdlllate 11~.ooo.
SO. CAUF. lWn
146-HOI
DtsDtrate
StS',OOODll
Prictdfw~ S.lt~yoww.
Nr new, /roreu1onally
decorate 2 bdrm +
den, 2~ ba, wet bar,
(pie. acrcu from Santa
Ana Country Club.
Sll0,000. 911.~assuma·
ble 2nd by owner. Fast
Escrow-owner bought
new home SS6·S434.
7~0411 •
Ji2,000 buys $46,000 2nd
TD On well serured
home in Costa Mesa 18";, pays ll90 per mo
{;all Rob
MARTHA DID rT!
She did a super job or de roraling this sharp 3
Bdrm home Amenities
&•lore' Only SIJS.000
Call now9n5370
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
SP AHLE PUHTY!
S20.000 down. owner will carry a 2nd and will pro
v1de additional fmam"
mg help oo this lovely 4 bdrm home with a
sparkling pool. Only
1139,900 Call now 979-5370
ALLSTATE
REAl.TOAS
POOL + TENNIS $42,000 DOWN
Assume low interest
loans! Spanish tile entry
leads to plush Newport
Beach estate. Living
room features beautiful
hreplace and soaring
r eil1ngs Gourmet
cookers kitchen! 4
generous bdnns. Enjoy
your own sparkling pool,
separate spa and paddle
tennis court. Only
S289. 000 ! Call 67 3-8SSO
THE REAL ESTATERS
E'SIDE CHAIMB
Completely remodeled
with skylights, stained
glass windows and wood
panelhng F'Tesh p11nt
thruout On great CM R2
lot. Only Sll.9,900.
751-3191
SPICTACUUlt COUNTRY ATMOIPHIH
-Custom everything, most beautiful
kitchen you 'JI ever see. Three
bedrooms and den, every detail is top
quality, flus a bay view. $775,000 ... A
listing o Bert Reedy.
UTltEA T IM OLD CdM -Master
bedroom has wet bar. fireplace and
bay view. Two bedroom, 21,2 bath,
adorable house. Fren~h doors .
patios. $324.000 ... A listing of Sara
Marvin.
FANTASY LIVIMG -Privacy ,
fireplaces. atrium, family room , plus
three bedrooms. community pool, spa
and tennis· ..... this home has it all
for $395,000 ... A listing of Barbara
Hutchings.
WHY PAY MORE? 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, formal dining room. family
room. sunny deck and creekside patio.
Terrific at $142.500 ... A listing of
Natalie Fogarty.
llG IUUTlfUL FAMILY HOME -You
don't have to be crowded anymore.
Five terrific bedrooms, lots of baths.
s pace and great financing .
$450,000. .A listing of Tom & Rita
Boland.
IUUTlfULLY MAIMTAINED -Three
bedroom and family room in Mesa
Verde with large yard. Assumable
financing at $174 ,900 ... A listing of
Harriet Hammond.
U,_.IVUI: fif)Ml:i
REALTORS. 675·6000
2.«S U.t Cou t Hlth••11. Corona 4-1 M1r
WE HAVE 42 OF THE BES!' AGENTS IN TOWN
ANANCING AYAIWLE
IACK IA Y AltU. Owners will finance
this attractive family home just
listed! 4 Br, 3 Ba. Large family rm.
overlooks covered patio & rose
garden . Motivated sellers. Only
$210' 000 !
IALIOA ISLAND'S lowest priced
duplex . Probate sale on 30x85' lot.
Bldr's opportunity .. low. low $289.500.
MEAltLY NEWPORT IEACH .
Immaculate 2 br. 2 story, in Eastside
Costa Mesa. Lrg. fenced yard. Only
$108,500. 2424 Santa Ana. Open Sun 1·5
THE ~EAL ESTATERS
HARBOR REALTY
CUSTOM IUILT
Looking for cedar lined closets or a
central station security system or
maybe a commercial telephone set
up? Well, there is that and more in
this lovely traditional styled family
home. 4 bdrms ., paneled fa mily
rm., formal dining rm .. large game
rm .. outside office and pool.
Immaculate condition and priced to
sell at $425. 000.
44 FT OM T .. IAY
A terrific value in bayfront living!
Spacious single level condo with 2
large bdrms, and 2 full ba~ priced
below the market at $565 ,000.
Owners have bought another home.
Extra wide bayfront terrace ideal
for entertaining. Boat slip
priv.ileges. Prime location.
OLDE CORONA DB. MAR
Overlooks the nature park. Lots of
trees. Rustic atmosphere. 6 year
old duplex with two big units, each
has fireplace . beam ceilings,
private porches, carpets and
drapes. Very clean. The financing
is most unusual with only $70.000
down on a purchase price of
$320. 000.
LOCATION Ii Pl.ICE
If you thought you could not afford
Newport Beach and particularly the
Westcliff Area of Newport Beach -
-think again. A reaJly sharp first
floor condo with private enclosed
yard for only $129,500. 2 bdrms.,
expensive carpets and drapes, all
deluxe bit ins . A real sleeper.
5.SACHS
Located in picturesque San Juan
Capistrano just minutes from the
Sea with a lovely view. Ideal horse
ranch and investment opportunity.
Attractive financing can be
arranged. $695,000.
IALIOA ISLAND
2 story commercial building with 3
apartment.s and a popular
restaurant. Excellent rental record .
Prime Marine Ave . location.
$498 ,000 with very creative
financing possible
HOME FOR RENT
Front row in Eastbluff with an
unobstructed view. 4 bdrms. plus
family rm. and enclosed yard. $1195
per month. Available August 1st.
(7141 6 73-4400
121 ll 621·2121
....
BLUFFS 8.WJl:E
From entry to alt.le -situated m
parklike setting 3 Bdrm 2 level.
Totally upgr aded. New 30 year
financing available. Reduced -now
$229,500
BAYPllNT-
LIKE A tml.
25'7r down moves you in. Seller will
finance at 1312 '7. for 10 years . New
Pacesetter home, 2 Br. den. 2'12 Ba ,
fireplace, Ash cabinets, microwave,
A/C. Private sunny patio. common
area, spa, BBQ & V-ball. $194 ,500
includes the land.
Weolway1i...e .. best
LlttiMJs of "-best price1!
ON THE SAND
Cute bachelor condo on the beach r
only $120.000. Perfect for vacat n
home or young executive. For m e
information call us now
GIANT RXB
5 Bdrms 3 Ba , pool. RV access. 2
frplcs, and great financing. Call now
for more information . Full price
$164,900.
The
Lawson
Reahy fjL~O "•'". IAYHONT MOMU
Company
of;J, J~t
FlltST TIME OM MARKET
OUTSTANDING early
California 3 bdrm with thick
walls . dining room. study,
large brick patio with spa on
52' lot. S695.000.
1617 WESTCLIFF DRIVI .................. 631·7300 1-----·1 ESTATE SALE! Must sell ! Waterfront
duplex. Inviting owners unit open.ing
to a lrg. front ;>atio w /dock. Master Br
w/sundeck overlooking water . Lrg
rear rental unit. Below appraisal at
$399 ,500. OWNER WILL HELP
FINANCE.
TM Haritor Arto's l.oRl)tst
&hlbtistt.d bol hhltt eo...-OPEN SUM 1·4
116 Via TnHt.
BEST IN BLUFFS
CUSTOM IAYFRONT. Spectacular
view. 2500 sq. ft. 3 bdrm. fam rm. 31'2
baths. Expanded & luxurious country
French decor. $495,000.
OPIH 1-5 2147 VISTA &CTR.ADA
OME YEAlt MEW. 3 bdrm, 2 bath,
neutral upgrades. Spacious liv. & din.
rooms. You own the land. $325,000.
OPIH 1·5 1912 VISTA CAUDAL
JUST LISTED. Lovely 1 level, 3 bdrm, 3
bath Bonita. Owner will carry 1st.
Shown by appt. $265,000.
HELEN B. DOWD
UALTOI, IMC. 644-0134
Uat & 1.., With 1M bpertt
Ba'l'fw,.d
Sparkling white sand and beautiful
Newport Bay Just steps from your
front door. Dellghtrul 3 bdrm, den, 3
bath home with spacious private
patio. Outstanding vaf ue just
nctuced to $3-49,500.
OP1M TODAY Z.1
271111J::• ....... ILIA IOW
THlt4KIHG
TOWMHOME?
Call the specialists at
the condominium In·
rormatlon center.
Touchstone Realty
963-al67
RXER
AMO SAVE!
A buy at 1119,950. 3
Bdrm 2 bath. huge
added family room with
fireplace. "All needs
paint and carpet." See
and save. Call s.6-2313
THE REAL
ESTATERS
S1VS TO llACH
2 bdrm each unit +
room • bllh off 2 car garage. Oood w ta rtntal
arta. ~000.
associated
8'-' , .. f g <, ,, f fl. ... "·.
' • "' f,1• • .,
• UMl'TS
$339,500
One, 3 • 4 Bdrm unlts.
Oar11e. plus extra park·
Ing for each. Laundry
room with coin operated
equ ipment . 140,500
scheduled Income.
Renta coWd be raised.
Hurry, thi1 bar1aln
woo'tlutl64&-7171
THE REAL
ESTATERS
------'
co..-cw.
+LJYM SpacloUI I bdnn, 2 be1'
apl. Bltln1, wet bar, nrtplace1.. atrium. Over IOO tq, R. ol .._
~(t -+ 4 NI' pnlf. Prktdat••·
associated
lteol&teS.. IL \llll() It Opening for one ex ·
perlenced salesperson to
aell pr4;1llgiolm homes
We have great location. prof esslonal associates
and over 25 million in
listings. For confidential interview call Kevin,
Corporate Plaza Realty
760-9333
D A v r D s 0 N R E A L T t r N C.
ii 'f1 ~ .. "'P"" P, ,o ~, ~ 673· 9060
•COIT COTTAGE*
SOLAI HU T1HG
Sensational 3 bdrm home featuring
upgraded interior, frencb doors & a spa
in extra large yard. All for $110,000.
Owner will carry large 2nd T.D. 759·1501
or 752-7373
KNOCK ICMOCK
This is no joke. It's opportunity
knocking. Be sure to see this mint
condition 2 bedroom beauty. Assume
existing loans at less than 13% effective
rate. Owner very motivated! 545-9491.
•PAMOUMIC VIEW• * HAHOlt RIMI * This serenely beautiful home is set
against a changing backdrop of green &
golden slopes, long shadows & twinkling
lights! Featuring 3 bdrms + a spacious
libr ary, formal dining & gourmet
kitchen for memorable dars thruout the
years. A dramatic stairway that's
wrapped around an atrium leads to a
hideaway master suite with study &
fireplace fo r those chilly evenings! For a
private showing of this superb residence
call 759·1501or752·7373.
AGIHT Will •SHOT
I Y llA Tl SILL9
I! this home Is nol sold lmmedl~'* !
Assume existing loan at 9~%. 9!!~l
family home. Owner rmvtna out Gf,area
--Oesperate ! 545·9491.
SPECIAL
OFFER
RfAL ESTATE
LICENml SCllJOL
WEIK NIGt:ffS OI WHKEHDS
s3900
For more information
, ... 11 ........
HnU.
963-5671
759°1501
OCIAtROMT
IUM•M.OW
Private lockable gate onto white sand.
Charming . Laguna cottage is perfect
weekend hideaway or rental. Owner wi ll
rinan ce at 13 3 d own and NO
PAYMENTS FOR ONE. YEAR !!! •.ooo. n.•1963~5671.
NEW 3 bdrm. high open beam
ceilings. skylights. 3 bdrm +
djning room. 2 decks. fireplace
& spa in master suite. $630,000.
OPEN SUM 1·3
221 Via Ithaca
1418 v,. L1du • Nr,.,purt lk"h • 67S·4S62
IETilR THAN CD's
Make money before you take possession
-priced below market value . 2
bedroom condo. Won 't last at this price!
s:l5·9491 .
••CONDO CONYBSIOth •
These sixty units are ju.st waiting to be
converted. Choice Bakersfield location
"with very low vacancy factor Three
assumable loans . Owner asking
$1,990.000 or will consider trade for
mobile home park. 714/5.56-7035.
•SElUlt FINAMCIHG AVAJLAILE•
Sensational 2 story. executive home
featuring 4 large bdrms, 3 baths, formal
dining. family room & bonus room.
Located at end of quiet, cul-de-sac. Only
$187,000 with assumable financing.
759· 1501 or 752· 7373.
'cun eonAets
These six two bedroom, one bath homes
are situated on ~~ acre in a prime Costa
Mesa location. They have fireplaces ,
new roofs within the. past year and have
been f reshly painted. There is no
vacancy factor and best of all the owner
will finance $300,000 at 1314'k interest
only!! Hurry, won't last! 714/556-7035.
SI 0,000 DO'WM!I
Very creative fi nanclnJ available on this
spacious home reatunng 3 bclrrm & 2
baths ! Recently pajnted & papered tor
, the discriminating bl4yerl Only Sll9,000.
759·1501 or '52·7373.
.. ...., ~, .. ,_._.CUIUYI
OM M CANYON eoll COUISI
Spectacular Deane Homes
"Versailles" located on largest lot of
all Deane Homes. Beautiful golf
course view ! Professionally
landscaped yatd w/mature 'trees in a
private park-like setting including a
lovely, large pool & huge spa + an at·
tractive gazebo. Gated front courtyard
entry with fountain. Marble noor in
foyer with g litterinJ chandelier. 4
Bdrms . den, formal dining room & 4 i,;
baths. Priced right at $895,000. Call ron
appointment
llG CAHYOH COUMTIY CUii
FOi THE CHAIRMAN OF THI IOAID
Magnificent Georgian Colonial re-
sidence o'looking the 8th green or Big
Cyn golf course. The finest
craftsmanship & mater\als! Imported
marble, air·cond, crystal chandeliers,
crown moldings, rich paneling, 3 wet
bars + many other impressive
features. 5 Large bedroo~. each with
private baths. banquet-size dining rm.
ram rm with marble fireplace, billiard
rm with coffered ceiling & oak floors ,
refrigerated wine rm. A truly elegant
home for someone who appreciates
the finest! By appt. $2,150,000.
HARIOR VIEW IROADMOOl-VllW!
New offering in this lovely 4 bdrm
home with a great view of bay, ocean
& bright lights. New prof. landscaping
front & rear. Lge famil y rm. formal
dining rm & 212 baths. Great location .
Leasehold. Reduced to $395,000 ! Vac.
1251 SURR.IHEWAT Oflf:HUT/SUH 1·5
Z·STORY DUPLU....fi4EWPOIT HACH
STIPS TO IEACH-OWHB FIHAHCE
Call today to see this fine duplex ! Live
in one unit & rent the other. 4 Bdrms .
deck & 2 baths in upper ; 2 bedrms & 1
bath in lower. Fireplace in each.
Some view of ocean. OWC 1st T.D. &
note or $247 .000. int. only .. $.52.500 down
pmt. No loan fee. $299.500.
IAUOA ISLAMD DWUX-$4SO.OOO
4 Bedrooms upstairs & 3 bedrooms
downstairs with patio and deck . Cov-
ered gar~ge + laundry room. Ex·
cellent for summer-winter rental. Just
steps to the bay & beach from the door
of this excellent tax shelter + poten·
tially appreciating property.
JUST LISJlD-$135,000
HEA no IUDHEY·SH»ED POOL
Here's the cutest 3-bedroom cottage in
all Costa Mesa and just nestled in
flowers. Large grassy back yard for
the kids, plus.beautiful pool with large
deck area. 90 ' wide frontage . Central-
ly located to major shops. See it and
you'll fall in love.
WISLEY M. TA YLOI CO., UAL TOH
2111 S-J ..... ttlaloed
NEWPORT ClHTIR. M.I. 64t 4t I 0
RCTaylorCo
640-9900
NO NEW
ANANCl~G NEEDED
ULOW IS A SAMPLING 0 F
Pl~TIES THAT HA YE MOT I VA TED
SILUIS WHO WILL ASSIST IH A.LL
OI PAIT OF THE FOW4CtMG. Ttal
All MANY MOU: ..CALL US MOW TO
SH IF WE HA YI OHi FOi YOU.
WE ARE THE FIHAHCIHfi
SPECIALISTS TRAIHB> TO STIUC·
TURE EVHY TRAMSACTION TO MEET
YOUR HEEDS. If WE CAN'T DO IT, HO
OHECAH!
TRY S 15,000 DOWN
One year new , 2 Br. + den
townhome with pool. spa, sauna.
ONLY Sl35.000. Better hurry!
IRIHG YOUR DINGHY!
60 ft. bayfront on Linda Isle . 5 Br ..
6 baths. pool & spa, double dock for
4 yachts. Owner wi ll carry 1st T.D.
-$2, 100.000
100/o DOWM
3 Br .• 2 bath Harbor View Home
near park and pool. Owner will help
finance at $219,950
HEIMITS WAMTID
3 bedrooms, fantastic ocean &
canyon views. gazebo, l ush
landscapin g . Anxious owner.
$299,000.
WIN IUMMI ... AIOUMD
looking for the perfect 4 Br. & Fam.
Room on cul de sac with pool slie
lot? Dry her tears, and caH us now!
Unbelievable at $215,<XX>
WUP YOUI I.ft AIOUNI
some JOOd wi ne and watch the
breathtaking .. ocean le city light
views. Then jacu.ut next to your
~ate master tuite. A boo\11 ill·
dilles & more ars. ' raa Rootll. fkr>', it's juat _,,5,CXX>
presents
....... .., . ..., ... Oc..
JOO FT. IAYNOM1'HOMI
O.t9'tPollttofMl.,..w.t LOCATll + finldl( 1 •...-U .. MIWPOIT
Super work space, more parking in
low maintenance rear. Attractive 3
Bdrm. den, 2l'a bath home w/many
custom features. Sl85,(XX).
1806 lerytL.a •• Ml 0,.. Wf1-I ·5"
LIDO ISU HOt.m
~ SUM l·S IJOVIA OUITO
Featured on Homes Tour this lovelY
traditional spacious, custom 3 bdrm, 3
bath home, newly decorated. Priced
to sell quickly at $475,000. Must see.
OPIMSUH 1·5 214Y'IAITHACA
Newly remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath plus
lge recreation room·& 2 patios . Beam
ceilings. Great for entertaining.
$420,000. Best price for the money.
RAMD HIW IAYflOMT
12,.e ... U I~ 4 Bdrm 4 bath, incl private
boat dock and view ot coutllne.
Sl ,650,000 includes the land.
2274 Channel Rd, NB
Open Sat/Sun 1-5
llG CANYON'S MST
L9As._LMI
QUALITY HOMl IM J STMIS
Originally custom built on one of
the largest Iota in Cliff Haven, now
updated with a gorgeous new
kitchen. br~akfast room and de·
lightful family room. 4 Bdrms, plus
plans for master suite with view of
bay and Fashion Island. Owner will
assist with financing.
100 Clff Dr .. Ml 0,. W/S. 1·5
IAYCIEST-SUMMB HADY
Exceptional new listing. Move in
condition! Vaulted ceilings, walls of
brick, parquet tiled floors, shutters
and wide overhangs for summer
shade. 3 Bdrms, family room, brick
fireplace. low care yard. $279,500.
130 Mslwt. HI 0,.. WIS. 1·5
PEHIMSULA POIMT llACHFIOMT
Panoramic bay " ocean view at
wedge, from prime large lot, 4 bdrm,
3 bath custom home. 3700 sq. ft.
featuring marine rootn. $1,38.5,000.
Beautlrul, sunny all view borne on huce 6000
aq ft bland Point. 4 bdrm++. den, rec rm,
bar, din. rm!, panoramic declta, swim
·beach, d~lt l parluna galore. Walk to
ocean. OwMr will finance. Sl.100.000 lland
incl.1173--0202 C/ 8.
This 4 Bdrm, 3 ba Broadmoor home
is an oasis with lots of privacy,
large pool and separate .spa. Owner
has moved and is very motivated.
$799,000.
#8 Winged Foot, NB
Open Sat/Sun 1·5
NEWPORT Cl.EST COHDO MIEW USTM
2 bdrm, den, spacious Plan 8,
immaculate. Low priced at $215,000. IMCOMI PROPEITIES IWft TriM wt• View .t lllr
This immaculate 3 Bdrm U>wnhome
offers the comfort and coovenienct
of Newport. Beach living. Great
location. $265,000 -Ask for John or
Patrick.
2?.85 & 89 Santa Ana Ave. $265,000
COIOHA .. MAR-W1TH VIEW!
Spinakers on the horiwn. sunsets
over Catalina. Beautiful Broadmoor
4 Bdrm & family room; ready to
move in. Xlnt financing avail.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR :1>7 Hamilton $175,000
415 Hamilton $190,000
1395 & 99 Baker St. $375,000
250 I Isla.ct View 0,. Sat/S-I ·S
J.11 u ·Y' ,1. D• •. "'< B o /~ blbl -------ia bdrm Knotty pine
"Dkn & Lw1~ uf
walls. dining area. Kitchen, New carpet.
low taxes. 25 mi from
Medford Org. 169.500,
COMMaCIAL
3 Lots · 23rd & Newport
RESIDBmAL
2030 Monrovia
$275,000
$ 95.000
2643 Vista Omada
Open Sat/Sun l·S
IDEAL fAMIL Y HOME~ YCIEST
Total fa mily activities from 3 car
garage & RV area, to huge family
room to eat-in gourmet kitchen -
not to mention 5 Bdr~. 4 baths,
formal dining room. enclosed yard.
0kwro~• ffiuu~ ~1·4:..:..445=-----·
SHIPSHAPI (714) 631-0680
Iven Wells c~tom with
retractable rool 4 large
bdrms-very bght & open
home with sparkhoj
pool Owner will help •
with fmaocmg. SJ95,000. I
4 BR l..., BA. South Cst
Ulaza area li50 mo. Ask
for David. $4l-llcn7 or
646-3255 Avail. now.
THE HEISSER Cflf ANY INC.
714/ 641-0763
1500 HHJN-d, HI 0,.. W/S. 1·5
CUSTOM IALIOA r&IHSULA I
All wood & glass -2 stories on
large lot. Only 7 years old & in
prime concfition. Owner transferred
& will finance 1st Trust Deed.
$495,000.
IAUOA ISLAMD DUPLEX
TERMS-TERMS-TERMS Great
property for summer & winter
rents, just steps to South bay front.
Excellent financinJZ al low interest
rates! S449.000. Call for details.
SUH, WAVES AHD · ACTI~
On the beach! Beautiful duplex on
the oceanfront, has 3 Bdrms and
fantastic view upstairs. and 2
Bdrms and walled patio below.
Custom built and custom furniture
included if desired. $750,000.
615-3411
Lake Forest S&.S Home.
3bdrm. 2ba, air. pool. tennis. Sl5S.OOO 13~.':l
int for 'JO !yrs.
R 3 properly. Three
2bdrm rentals. Sl.20.000.
Owner will finance
Agent. 631·0680
EZTOOWN
ONTHEHIU . overlooking sail boa:S
and ocean sunsets' Rare
Harbor View Hills o~
portunity Owner '5 arut· io us and will help
finanre Onlr S72.000 down . Low interest! Elegant living and din·
mg room reatures spec· tacular views Large
ramily room opens to
secluded. sparkhnf pool. 3 large bdrms. On·
ly 13$9.900 ! Hurry. J 1111
IJSted. Call673-ISSO
THE REAL ESTATE RS
IEACH HOUSE, $157.500 -Newport Beach 3
Bdrm A-frame with a $74.000 assumable low,
low interest. SUPER MM
OCEAM VIEW -Outstanding No. Laguna 4 Bdrm
home w /large lot and assumable loan -on oceanside or highway. Steps to beach. Large
deck off dining rm. S68.5,000.
HEW LISTING IH SEAVIEW -4 Bdrm . l story
view home. Prof. landscaped. New carpel.
Enclosed brick atrium. Large master suite.
Light & airy. Guarded gate. $383.000.
TURTlf:IOCIC HIGHLAHDS -2 story 4 Bdr~ 3
ba. Ma cGregor. Step down living rr:n. lge dinm$
rm. bay window breakfast nook with sunny sat
down view. 13% financing -soc; loan. $350,000.
JASMIHI CIEEI OCEAN VIEW -3 Bdrm. Plan 5
with quiet, formal elegance. private spa off
master bdrm and a br~thtaking view. $438.000.
HUMTIHGTOH HAllOUR -Davenport Island.
custom 3 Bdrm home with 63' of bayfront, boat
dock sauna and spa, exquisitely appointed,
shutters, parquet flooring. panelin~. rich tone
thruout. Owner w /carry at 14'7c with $175,000
cash. It's smashing! $800.000.
WATHFIOMT DUPLEX -2 Bdrm plus bachelor,
both units with brick fireplaces. pier and float.
Room for two boats. $450.<XX>.
OWHEI WILL TaADI -20 acres near Rancho
California. Owner wants condo in Nwpl, Irvine,
Costa Mesa. Cao be divided into 4 to 5 acre
parcels for sm~ll equity or $140,000 takes aU.
JASMINE CIHI -Comfortable 3' Bdrm home
with plantation shut.ters, parquet floors, lush
carpeting, tasteful decoratin(. Within tbe
security gales of J asmine Creek. 914 3
assumable loan. -$320,CXX>.
MACNAB
IRVINE
REALTY
IAYFRONT CORONA DB. Mil-Living ~m
with high beamed ceiling & fireplace, wall
or used brick. Deck on bay with private
pier & slip for 42' boat. 3 BR & 3 BA/in
mam house with interior courtyard with
BBQ plus penthouse above 3-car garage.
$3.000.000 including land. Cathy or David
Schweickert 642-8235. (Sl5)
45' OH LIDO IAYFIOMY. Mediterranean
gracious living. Distinctive architectural
details. marble, custom tiles. Master suite
w/2 full baths & skylight dressing rm.
Dock for la~ge boat. $2 ,300,000 Dona
Chichester 642-8235 <S16l
UNOA ISU IEAUTY. Lovely lagoon location
w/bay on 2 sides ! 2-story. fam. rm. 3 BR. + maids! Seller wiU consider installment
sale or AITO. $1,850,00> Leasehold · Cathy
Schweickert 642-8235 (S17 )
IA YSHORES IA YFROMY B.KAMCL Tall
impressive doors enter through used brick
to pool. garden & the bay beyond. 4 BR
suites fam . rm. $1 ,400,000 leasehold estate.
Barbara Aune 642-8235 (S18 )
FIOMT ROW VIEW! Irvine Terrace · bay.
ocean & night lights! Charming borne w /3
spacious BR suites, 5 balm. fabulous new
•kitchen, library & separate playroom.
$690,000 Cathy Schweickert 642-8235 (519) .
IAY ~HORE COUMTRY FHMCH 2-Story
townhome. 24 hour security gated
community & private beaches . 2 BR, 3
baths. den. formal dining, sauna1 $585,000
Dona Chichester 642-823.5 (520)
llG CAHYOH FAIRWAY VISTA. Serene &
spacious 2BR Dover rmdel overlooking the
6th fairway. Formal living rm & ms\r suite
open to lg patio. SpaciQUS kitchen connects
to lg brkf st nook & gdn area. Pvt location
w/electric. gate. $475,000 Lynne Valentine.
644-6200 ($21 )
ONIE OF A KtMD! Fabulous 4BR pool home in
Newport Beach. Large corner location.
Totally remodeled with exquisite use of
rare woods, beveled glass, French doors,
wall treatments. European desiµed
kitchen. One or the finest offermgs.
$450,000. Holly Markas. 644-6200 (S22)
COIOMA DIL MAI DWI.IX. 3 Bedroom 2
Bath plus 2 Bedroom 2 Bath . Great corner
location. South of Coast Highway. Reduced
to $337 ,500 Dona Chichester 642..8235 ($23)
~ COUISI YllW! Desirable "Oakcrest"
2 BR unit l o McLain Big Ca nyon
t.ownbomes. Front row view w/ private
2·car garage. $257,500. Martha Macnab
M2·~ (824)
NEWPORT IA YFIOMT. Lease option or
minimal down payment and owner to
finance. Rare opportwlity for this 2 BR 2
BA condominium with pool and boat slip.
$315,000 Barbara Callihan 642-8235 (S25 )
JASMINE CHB • Pl.AM I • Corner lot, bright
, and cheery. 2 Br and den. Decorated in
1 neutral tones. plantatiDn shutters, wa ll &
window treatments throughout. Seller will
help with financing. Lowest known price
Plan 1 available $289,000 Holly Markas
644-6200 ($26 )
HAllOI VIEW HOMES. Well located 4 BR
with private spa. Comer location w/city
light view. Seller·will assist with financing,
so bring all offers. $279,00> Holly Markas
644-6200 (S27)
MEWPORT COUNTRY ESTAll. Traditional.
2·story Cape Cod home with spacious livin~
rm . & din. rm., fam. rm., opens onto lush
gardens: large master BR suite with view
balcony $274,000 Paula Bailey I Joyce
Edlund 642·8235 IS28)
PRIME PENIHSULA DWUX! 3 BR. 2 bath
duplex 11.-'l blocks from the ocean .
Fantastic investment wi nter or summer
rental. $259,000 Low down and owner will
carry AITD. Sharon Smith 644-6200 (S29)
HEW LOW PRICf.HEW TaMS. "South of the
Highway " property in a n elegant
neighborhood. Low down payment. Large 3
BR re sidence on a pool sized yard. $249.000
Coby Ward 642·8235 (S30) OPEN HOUSE
SATURDAY 1-5 · 183'l Marapata, Corona
del Mar
CAMEO HIGHLANDS! Great home for
entertaining and relaxing around a
sparkling pool in the tot.ally enclosed front
yard. Lg rear yard. Open and airy 4 BR
home. $229.000. Sharon Smith. 644-6200
(531)
McLAIM IEST IUY · Big Canyon COndo:
Under market · the only 3 BR on the
market. Sunken living rm, formal dining
rm. Seller motivated. $210,000. Suzann e
Shuler 642-8235 ($32)
"IACK IA Y MIMI ESTATE.• Over 2400 sq. ft.
custom like home reatures 4 BR, 3 BA.
formal di n in~ + fam. rm . Ow n er
extremely motivated. Will assist wit h
financing. Paula Bailey 642-8235 $208,000
(533)
MEW IN "TUITLllOC• HOJ.DMOOI."
Delightful Plan 1 with view of mountain.
Features 3 bedrooms and family room ~th
sparkling ~I and spa, tile fountain ln
atrium, baghly upgraded. Fee $195,000
Sharon Smith 644·6200 (534)
CO'ZY COMOO. Wrap around greenbelt
adds to the charm of this 3 BR end unit
condo in Brookvh!w. Close to com. pool at
tennis courts. ~500. Tom Allinson or Terry Hanes 8'2 <s.15)
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11,.7300 3377 VIA UDO
~ NEWPORT BEACH
WA TllfllOMI' lO' DOCK Newport's best water buy $525,000 gets you a 3br,
3ba huge master suite w/spa. Sun decks w/grt vu.
Sit dn. bar. Excell terms. Bob & Dovie Koop
631-1266
"l " MEWPOIT CUST CONDOS
Ocean vu, all 4br. 3ba, Cam. rm., wet bar, din.
rm., pool, tennis. "3" to choose from. $197,000 to
$210,000. Submit all offers to Bob & Dovie Koop
I IO OCIAM YllW
Cameo Shores 4br, 3'hba, fam. rm., din . rm ..
spacious court yard w/pool . Pri. bchs. Grt fin .
$725,000 FEE Bob & Dovie Koop
9UALITY CUSTOM MIWPOIT
4br, 4ba, formal din., l\r1 (\lm. rm., solid wood
panel, Huge game '"1\ \) master suite w /vu,
frreplace, spa ". "-. V ..• ung rm. Leaving area.
Priced to sell. Teri~. ~J.S.<XX> FEE Bob & Dovie
UDOISU
4br 4ba lrg lot steps to teMis & clubhouse. Steal
at $46o.OOo. $40,000 dn. Must sell fast. Bob & Dovie
llVN TlllACI
Finest remodel & reder"\.. t\lil. Walls removed,
kit redone, shake • \\ \Jean you say, Ju~t
beautiful. $390,000 ~ .u sell Cast. Bob ~ Dovie
Koop
llG CAHYOM
Prof. decor Dover 2br, 2ba fam. rm., lrg. yard ,
room for pool. Guarded gate. Must sell. Submit
any offer or terms. Assum. existing $300,000. Price
$450.000. Bob & Dovie Koop
IMYISTOIS DBJGHI'
4-Plex. 2bd, 1 ba units. Costa Mesa. Good financ-
ing, close to everything. Call Marcia Redic k
631-1266
OUTSTAlelMG IUY
C.D.M. Ocean view, 4bd, Family room, pool, spa.
Sale or lease option. Excellent financing. Call
Marcia Redick 631-1266
MIAI OR.AMR COAST COLI.Ml
Monticello townhome. Two story, 2 Br 2 Ba, 1 year
lease $550 /mo. Avail. immediately. Adrienne
975-1060
IXICUTIYI NOMI WITH POOL
California Ranch style, 3 Br 2 Ba, den , bonus
room , guest house with private bath. Newly de-
corated, great financing. Call for details.
AdrieMe 759-1221.
IUY IAY Y11W W/~I!
Leverage this beautiful bay view 3 Br Newport
condo. Overlooks greenbelt. 3 patios! Steps to
pool! Extremely motivated seller is lie. agt. Full
price $289,900! HURRY, GREAT TERMS! Teri
Marquez 759-1221
HOMI WfPllYAll SPA
Tastefully decorated with wood fioorinJ,. plush carpets, wood shutters, 2 Bdrm, den, family rm, 2
fireplaces, 2 Bath. Spa off master suite. Good
financing. Call for detai.15. Adrienne 759-1221
HAmOMTHllAYI
A home for all reaaona. Sunaeta, ocean breeze,
sandy /rivate beaches. Charming, spacious ~
Bdrm, Ba, single story beauty. A 1reat bo'me for
entertaining. Secluded, gated comm~ity. Seller
will consider taking equity in your current home
u part or purchase price. In addition, seller is of-·
ferinl attractive finandn& tenm . Call Dick Drex-
ler for det.aill 758·1221
SPYGLASS
OCEAN VllW HOMIS
• Enjoy panoramic oceao view
from this New Bedford model. Two
story, 3500 IQ. ft. Lar1e lot. OWNER
WILL CARRY LARGE lit T.D. Sub-
mit yourterrna! $745,000.
• Another great ocean view. A
alngle story, 4 Bdrm, 3 Br Capehom
model, newly decorated and move·in
ready! Priced to sell at '600,000.
• Both open SWlday 1·5. Call Bruce
Blom1ren for inlormaUon. 759-1221.
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OH THI IA Y with boat dock &
pool, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, assumable
loans. Owner will carry paper &
may lease option. $315 ,000.
Barbara Callihan. Open house
Sun. 1-5. 310Fernando1212.
PIMTHOUSI, harbor & ocean
views , 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 2
balconies, guard gatA!d, pool "
spa. $450,000. Tom Alltnson/·
Terry Hanes. Open house Sun 1-S.
100 Scholtz #12.
•AIDB4 SITTIM6, 4 bdrm, 3 bath,
large private patio, outside unit,
pool, tennis. Assumable loan,
owner will carry $75,<XX>. $149,000.
Barbara Callihan/Tom Allin.son.
Open house Sat. 1·5. 2478 Rue de
Cannes.
•AIDIM HTTIM•. 3 bdrm. 2 bath pool, tennis, sun & m>0n rbes l
Secluded but close to shopping.
15% down & owner wiU carry ma·
jor ltnancin1. $1•9,000. Tom
AlliDlon/Barbara Callihan.
DOYll SHOUS AIM. 2 bdrm, 2
bath, cround level, oool, ltepl to
shopping & medfcal center.
$135,000. Bob OweDJ.
IPICW • MO COMM> M low
maintenance It super Catalina
view. RARE 5 bdrm, S bath fami·
ly room home. Truly lat buY at
oaly '329,000 lealebold. Tom
Alllneoa/Terry BaHt. Open
bou1t Sun. 1-5. 2215 Alta Vista.
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Smashlnt I BR. + Den. Atrium
POOL. "Entertalner's deli1bt.
eso~· SM Edie Olson At 2CM VIA
OPIM IN MIWPOIT clilrr
A Beat Bur! Walk to beaches from
this 3 BR. 2~ BA. Beautiful
condominium for $185,900. See Cora
Baldikoski At 200 COLUMBIA
UMDllSTAT9 ILIMMCI
On a 45' lot on exclusive Udo Isle,
this remodeled home baa all the
amenities' for gracious family
living, 4 BR . 3 BA. Den. Study.
Formal dining room & two private
garden courtyards. $.'S9,<XX>.
IWHs-ASSUMAU LOAM
'Ibis 3 BR. 2Yt BA condo is in mint
condition. Plush neutral carpetl " Sood location. Priced for a fut aale
at $177,000.
TOWMHOMI IM 116 CANYON
A fantastic customized
"DEAUVILLE" overlooking the
golf course. Large patio. 3 Large
BR. + family kitchen. All fu A-1
condition. $750,000.
. OCUM I CANYON YllWS
From this lovely 3 level traditional
home in Shorecliffs. Garden
entrance. 3 BR. Upper level master
bedroom w /deck. Fam. Rm. or
guest quarters overlooks brick
terrace w /spa. $750,000.
IAYSHOllS CHAIM
You'll love this spacious 3 BR. +
Family room home. Expert use of
stained glass, wood, tiles & wall
coverings. Close to private beach &
I marina. $359,500.
TAST941UY DICOIA11D
For the most discriminating buyer.
Used brick courtyard. Lush
laodscapin g . Country stone
fireplace. Custom shutters. All
surrolind this 4 BR. Lusk built in
Harbor View Hills. Total family
charm. $355,000.
THI llST IM IAYCllST
Large pie-shaped lot. 4 BR. 4 BA .
Never before on the market.
Beautifully designed & maintained
landscaping. First class condition.
Large, cheery kitcheo/f amily Rm.
Formal dining Rm. & outstanding
fioor plan. $375,000.
SPICTACULAI OCIAM/IAY '1IW
Plus a totally remodeled Harbor
View Hills home with 3 BR + Fam.
Rm. & POOL. French doors, oak
floors & beamed ceilings .
Spectacularly beautiful. $485,000.
Surprisingly creative financi ng.
Submit !
IAYSHOll COMTIMPOIAIY
Extra wide street frontage and
large patio compliment this
cious 3 BR . + Den. Private
g ard gated area with great
beaches. Land included. $450,000.
llST LOCATIOM IN THI WOl1D
Steel "I " beams into bedrock
support this 3 BR. magnificent
cliffside home. Suspended above
China Cove, each room is wrapped
in glass. Views of the bays, the
island & beyond. $1 ,350,<XX>.
IUDY FOi YOU
This darling Newport Beach home
filled with charm highlighted by
wood floors, beam ceilings, used
brick fireplace awaits you for
$210,000 in Back Bay.
CUSTOM CHAIM IM MYCllST
You will be entranced. Gracious
exterior with leaded glass windows.
French doors leading to tree-shaded
patio with tiled jacuzzi. Family
living at its best. 3 BR. 3 BA.
Family kitchen & a FULL
baSement. $395,000.
JO% OOWM IUYS MS
Spacious 3 bedroom Turtlerock
"ffiibladder " with many decorator
features. Decorated in neutral
tones. Custom booksbe)ves in
llbrary. OWNER WILL HELP with
ftnancin&. $268,500.
IMJOY THI CAI-Lii
Jn this 2 BR waterfrom condo in
Oran1e Tree. Convenient to the
tennis and spa facilities. •.500.
PIMTMOVll ce»eo
2 BR + Den. Perfect retreat for tbe
2 executive. Panoramle view ol
coune, ll bts " moantainl.
auUful con~itlon. Attractive
flnuclDc. sm,ooo.
ua aallOM ""° A splendid French Country home in the sated com ·
munitJ of Tres Vistas on the shore of Lake Mi11ion Vie·
jo with 4 bedrooms, 3~ baths, family room, formal din· inc room , Uvina room and pool lf you llke. This custom
home ls built With the faneat attention to detail and at-
mosphere. FINANCING AVAILABLE. $745,000
ASSUMI K LOAM
Enjoy _adult Uvin" in this beautiful security gated con· dominiwn complex. 1his large 2 bedroom end unit with
balcony and view of mountains is fully air conditioned.
Great financing ! Asking $134,900
OWMM MWCM tH IAYSHOHS
No need to worry about rising interest rates -the
owner of thls tasteful 3 bedroom, 3 bath country trench
borne will provide excellent financing. You will love
the 2 sunny brick patios, private master suite with
balcony, and the warm atmosphere of this gate
cuarded communilf. $349,500. Open Saturday and Sun-
day 1-5. 2651 Crestvtew.
CUSTOM HOMI 14 H CAHYOM
Beautifully decorated home for the buyers that expect
perfection in their next home. 5 large bedrooms with a
nchJy paneled f amlJy room with beamed ceilings and a
walk·in wet bar for casual entertaining Elegantly ap-
pointed living room with a marble fireplace and a
formal dining room with a mirrored ceiling and a large
bay window overlooking the golf course and night
lights. Library with birc h paneling, built-in
boouhelves, and a bay window overlooking the pool.
ExpanBive patio overlooking the golf course with spa,
built-in wet bar and BBQ for evening entertaining. or .
fered at $2,300,000
SUMSITS, SIASCAPI. SPY~LASS I MOH
. . . await you in this magnificent Southport. This
tastefully decorated 6 br, 4'h bath view home has so
many options available you'll believe you 're in a
custom built home. The many tiers of used brick both front and rear add tot.al dimension to the lush gardens.
Offered at $699,500
FA.MIL Y UVlt4G IM IA YSHOH
Relax on the private beach just steps from this
beautiful 4 bedroom, 4 bath home. The warm living
room features heavy wood-beam ceiling, paned win-
dows with shutters and fireplace. The large sunny
patio provides great outdoor living. Owner will assist
with finan cing or consider exchange. $549,000
SPACIOUS IWHS CONDO
Do xou want a spacious 3 bedroom condo in the Bluffs in hke-new condition with $155,000 in assumable loans?
Don't miss seeing 2716 Vista Umbrosa. $245,000. ... IH 1HI ILUffS
Lovely large "E" plan with country kitchen. Recently
remodeled. Privacy plus on a quiet cul-de-sac. Early Bluffs location -large loan available. $298,500
llAUTIM HOMI IM IA YCIEST
Moti vated owners will finance this lovely 3 bedroom, 3
bath home situated on a huge professio nally
landscaped corner. The privacy: pool area and
gorgeous gardens are just a few of the many
amenities. $369,500
MAGMIACIMf SPYGLASS HOME
This beautiful 6 bedroom home is decorated in a tradi-
tional style with charming wallpapers, custom window
coverings, top quality carpet, and elegant wood floors .
The home offers a elayroom with built-in cabinets and
extra storage, family room , formal dining roo m, 4'h
baths, kitchen eating area, pool and a magnificent
view of the ocean and lights of Newport. $925,000 Open
Sat and Sun 1-5. 55 Goleta Point. Corona del Mar.
CLASSIC UDO ISLI
This executive family home is one of the most charm-
ing on the island. With 5 bedrooms and 3+ baths, there
is plenty of living area. Plantation wood shutters and
french doors lead to elegaoUy landscaped patio. Also
with sunroom in t he master suite you may enjoy a
partial bay view. Don't miss this enchanting and highly
sophisticated home . $725,<XX>
SPYGUSSHIU
This immaculate professionally decorated home is
loaded with charm. The bright interior features the
fmest in carpets, wallcovering and window treatments.
The custom pool and spa together with lush landscap-
ing make this comfortable home perfect for entertain-
ing. $475,000
CHAIMIMe ILUFfS
Delightful Bluffs 2 bedroom H plan with view of Ca udal
greenbelt and putting green. Newly painted and with a
new dishwasher. this is in terrific shape. Submit on
lease option · very flexible fmancing. $220,000
Owte8AMCID
See this beautiful four bedroom 3 bath home in one or
Newport Beach 's best areas. The professionall y
landscaped grounds feature very private pool and spa .
Hurry, this won't last. Owner will carry the 1st TD. Of·
fered at $315,000
SAMr A AHA HllGHl'S
Super family home on large lot. 3 br, l bath. Delightful
family kitchen. Great potential, 20% down with private
f mancing A steal at $12.3,500.
~MODB.HOMI
Jasmine Creek model home · a plan 5 with tile jacuzzi,
3 bedrooms, 2~ baths, and large ramily room. Lowest
price in the neighborhood and the owner is very anx-
ious. Ask about the creative financing and submit your
terms. $360,000
SUMSITS I SAUOA TS
Charm, f race and aoohilticated Uvin& are yours ln this
beautlfu 4 bedroom borne with sweeping views of the
ocean, bay and city ligtts. This home was designed for
elegut entert.ainiJll pha active family life. Call for
private showtni. Offered at $485,000 Open Sun 1·5. 2501
Lighthouse Lane AMOn• CUSTCMm SPY.UH MOMI .
... ii offered for you ex.cluaivelY throu1h D.M. Marshall
Realtors. A select New Bedford featur~• four
bedrooma1 _f~r bathl, family room and formal dtalnc roosn. Exwnalve llPll'ldll and kin1·siled yard make
this home ,a truly ..,. find. Offered at ISl9,000 witb
ldtraeUYI financlq aVlllable.
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for ltrt• yecltt. VU of •I• lay. ••tct to $'50,000 """" wtl .. ., •• .,...eey .... flll-.cbtg.
PAMOUMIC VU OM WATH
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bed. .wt CCM»p la Vis .... Udo. Milt
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IALIOA ISLAND IA YFIONT
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,.... onr brick _. WflY I dip pooA/.,. to total ...,._,, Two •torr
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Beautilul 3 bdrm, famllr. rm. close lo hosplta 1 Fruit trees & room ror
garden SUUOO .
MAUIY STAUffll
~LIOHUAJ.n 67).5154
Se ve n properties, duplexes
triplexes.
-From $295,000 to $525,000 -Excellent financing available. Buyers
must be qualified. Owner must sell due to health.
C01lhd Haney ....... ' '4Ml75 ar 760.6757
1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••
THE REAL ESTATERS
IHYESTOIS
•No negative cash flow
•No vacancy. 45'10ATSUP
•Nomainlenance For sale 1595.000 '
•No tenant problems. Includes sandy beach DUPLEX + +
•An interest ln real pro-deck & patio +large large 1 Bdrm guest apt.
perty. quality 3 bdrm + den, 2 So. or hwy. Xlnl loc.
•Tax Benefits. bath home Fireplace. Fanlulic potential for ?
NFor inl1o1nnLaud·oo c0a,111 !30b binrick0BBQ +Aextra park 6'5·ll03, Agt.
ewe • I o ice. g, wner/ gt 613-9187 CAMEO ISLANDS 4br.
l•R•ed•h•il•l R•e•a•lty•'•67•3•.7•~•.11'!1o!lr•67•5•·7•060•.•••-I fam rm, frplc. view. xlnt
terms. owe & con.sider
JUST UICE HEW! lalboa 111.d I 006 t r a d e s s 3 2 9 • o o o
This lovely3Bdrm home ••••••••••••••••••••••• Owner /Agt 760· 1866.
hu been completely re· OPEH HSI 968·3331
R&'M~
H • "' I' I -
CUL-Di-SAC
W a lie lo goll course from
this 3 Bdrm 2l<i Ba
home. Lrg expanded
family room w/wetbar,
private location. Open
T oday . Jackie Handle man. 631·1266
done. New rOQf. new SUM 12--4•30 STEPS TO WATER. This
carpets. etc Owner will • China Cove remodel has Fl..,CH t:"'•,,.. carry Large loan. Only 31SOHYX IA"'I -·-$132,500. Call today First t1meoffered, 3 Br I smashing whitewater & 3 BR 2-,.. a twnhse.
979.5370. Ba home. 2 car garage. bay vus OWC 2nd. lease Patio. fplc, double gar,
lrg livmg rm w frpk. or lease optlOll. S795.000. OWC $110,000 BK R
A LLsij1 TE• ~~9e.oooto No Bayfront Open Sat 2·5:30 2716 646-4380 ..,,. Shell Je n Hwil, Hunt & ~~~---
LORA VANCE RLTR Associates. 631-7600 I MESA YaDE
RtALTORS _ _ 673-~ _ -------:1 OPENSAT~UNl·S .. s;i·---" Z720GANNET DR SS 15'""c DOWN , lS"c In-·--~ '"~ Lg 4Br + den tri level A UME9l/~/o LN teresl. cute cottagt 3 Thert are only 2 houses home, corner lot. lg
I SAVE.ON GAS · clost lo Bdrm 2 ba, ruU 111ed lot on rull resldenUal lots patio. $190.000 Agl
shopping and schools Quiet location Tritde lht ocean side or the m5G89 Ni cely decora~ 4 bdrm OK Desperate s:ES.000 h1gbway 111 Cd.M in Uu5 ~~~-----
home. Only $128.900 Ownr _!&11-661·0693 LOWfricerange. This is ~ CalJ 979-5370today _:.;:.!!!.l one o them ll is largu ~
A LLsij1 TE ~~~~.~~ ... !?~~ and has better fmanc-GRAND OPBltli
11%% Du I ...... mg ~need at $340,000 Investors p ex on u.:sl mcl'g land. Outstanding street, pool, hi income REALTORS Owner $320.000 rinanclng. Sl~.ooo as· sumable 1st TD. Owner
640-4999. -will ca rry very lar~e 2nd
DONOVAN'S
PRESENTS
Nearly new duplex
Three and tw o
bedrooms Three and
two baths. Ideally de LIDO 15&.E signed ror guests Large
OPEMe'""'JC..-1 5 ass umable Isl and _,,.,_ • owner will carry 2nd
TD. Recent sales ui the
area prove that with a
little "cosmetic sur-
gery" this house will be
an all arowid best buy.
Open Sat/Sunday 12-5
1407 Santanella
214ViaDljoft To C 11 R B 2 bdrms, 2 bath. im · · a oger ar 6 7).1 111 qu1st. 7S9 1243 or1"!1••••••• maculate condition with 63l·7~ 1~
expansion potent1al. l-1i!!!!!!•!!l!I!!!•••• Just $33.5. IXX>.
o,... s. 1-4
I 00 I W. Sttnu
'151
SAMfAAHA
No qualilying. AssUIJ'I~
13¥. 'k in18'est on lhis 3
bedroom condo. Vaulted
cei lln gs, sky II ght. 2
balconies overlooking
park. Must see' ll6.900
LAGUNA o,..w 1-4
Sp754T~l1.
Mobilt Ho. Paria
3010 I So. PCH
1 bdrm mobile home . 1
bath. fantastic ocean
view from living room &
covered palio. 3 private
beaches. Adults only.
Price includes furniture
$24,900.
961-1112
THE REAL ESTATERS
....~~s.nf OP r1J
FRJ i1)AT /SUN
Spado111 3 Bdrm 2 both
adult condo. CloH by
double aaraft, patio. pool and put)' n)Oftl,
1741T.UO118. Ct(. OWtmt....-ea.m; ••
Tift.EX
Tbrte units with
r1replaces, on a 45•
Corona del Mar lot. for
the price of a duplex
Favorablt assumable
lsl loan, stller w J(:arry
2nd Prl~ at S322.000
down payment ll0.000
By Owner Bier will
cooperate. 67!>-.3~14~1..___,
121A % f mncilg
NEW! COUNTRY
FRENCH HOME.
2BUDS
TO OCEAN
OW11trwMI
fln•ct-No~
641-0366
673-7552
COIONADB.MAI
DW'LEXES
THREE lo chooR from ·
1 w 'fool. Wet bars. rirep aces. ~arages. Live in one wut rent the
olhtr Xlnt fmancmg. -
Owner says "SELL"
Call today
3216 OCEAN BLVl
FDI SILE IY IWID:
3bdrm-'.2bo, 40'x 135' lof. C~ll: · tiek:Weod & Co.:
. OPl N HOU \l
WI Al Ir
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345 Ulli°"""Y ~I
Terms, location, no care
living! 3 bdrm, 3 car
garage upgraded condo,
S142.500. Submit your
terms Cooperative
seller may least option.
PS · Just listed! Largest on Master Circle Only
$221.000. Call today.
L!ASIOPTIOM
Spotleu =r 4 Bdrm wtaU am . Showa
like a model Auume 9~%. Only $181,000. A
real value. PaLrick
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R&'Mt-X
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951 ( CHIYY CHAii DI.
3-.BDRMS • 3 BAT~•2aX>SQ. FT.•
COULD BE CONVERTED 1'0 4.5
BDRMS • LARGE FAMILY ROOM
WITH FIREPLACE • 3 CAR
GARAGE • 1 ~ Mr. TO BEACH •
O\ffiER WILL CARRY FINANCING
AT I l f AI
FUU PllCI SI 71,000
Is there a better value or opportunity
for you in the beach area -· · ? ?
751-Jlf I
LIGHT I BRIGHT and AIRY
describes this 3 bdrm, 1~ bath.patio home in Huntington Viewpoint North .
Soaring cathedral ceilings, large com·
bination fa mily/dining area with slid·
ing glass doors to pa tio area.
Earthtone carpets & 2 car garage.
Owner wi ll consider carrying some
financin~. Please call Jan al 846·5573
to see this property listed at $144,500
ERA/Shorecresl 846·5573
* •RSJ! Beautiful San Mat to
mdl In Irvine's exciting
Rancho San Joaquin.
Choice location near
pool, and greenbelt
184,500
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Leu than i;1~~ M4-~KL<a<a<a.<a.K.4.M£!4W SwMpinl View [l'Om ffi, In cm ~ tM&YI W. 4 Bdrm 2 ea ~ • ..IN.'9-S(A" Rile. 2 Br. 2 Ba. Co-Op, ea. bome bl lnW'a Comy ........wg· ,,, 0 U TS TAN D IN G .. ~
Club. Pool, \tnnll, Walled and gated.ocean front estate FINANCING . full .• ~ r-~ • * ,
NEWPOIT BOal
PRIME RESllOOll. lfCOME
acboolt Ull alloppln1. ,.._,., ........ ,v_o with fabulous •lew. Private steps to Security. MZS.000. -:.. •
Call now ror detail• OWi• the sand. Call for brochure. .~~~=~
Woa'llut! JtMAMCt• ... e.MYC*
Jut a touch ot SP&lllsh T0'411ftllOUSI
3 Triplexes m a row on oceanside Qf
PCH in Corona del Mar. e-·'''
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lo tbla custom home Emerald !'l SpUt-levti <Greenbriar)
bulll by area'• Jeadlns o A ·r 1 l 8 Sb d t Br. z Ba. Stud1 area, builder 180 de&ree ~aut1 U ocean v ew r· 8 an Fireplace, z Patios, 2 Duplexes + 1 Triplex in a row on
BaJbo~ Peninsula -1 lot from sand
and sutf. Near 19th St. . ' I .'I: lJ( I •-r u · family room . Great financing! Set1uity, Pool Tennis. ocun v.., ... rom VU\I· ASSUMABLE LOAN. d i n I n • . m a s t e r $525,000. Priced at 121$,000. Open
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=!~~~ ..... !~ ~~Ti ~. k~~~~~ Emer.w Bay "05,~~ New Modular Type flnancln1 with great _,
H l terma. Monarch Bay Onl 'I bl I I h' om11. eued land, Terrace. the 8el Air or y ava1 a e ront row lot n t 1s
l Duplex on the water with dock for
30' boat.
Oceanfront Pk . 3 pvt L 1 1 u n a gated area. Plans and permits for bell.a, 24 aecurit)', flahlna 'll pier from 129 ,900 Beach ...... MS0.000. elegant va a. $1,650,000.
DIHME SOOllUMG
lWTOI
640-4111
All Largl! Alis umable Loan!$ at 12'h%.
Owner's mo tivated!
...... '""16 OCIAMNOMT c..a T.._, • .._. 494-002'
-·-COM>O AllTOf Outstandinc view from ......._ ............ ......_._ .... ~ HIAY.. llvlnr room. dininc
116CANYC*
Deauvllle-on Fairway
4 br 3 ba &ame rm , spa
liubo. Rldgt with 111 wmm•nding
111 u n •nJ 111 y l1gh1t vltwt h•t nol
only lht f\du11~ny 1ht h111hn pmtJ
hom.-b11yfr 11 loo~ln)( for. but •l><l
Sparkllnc 3 Bdrm home room and kitchen. o n b e a u t I r u I I y Security buildlru!, con
landscaped comer lot venient locatloo. For the
Soothing spa, wood executive retreat with
deck1n1 and covered two bedrooms, 2 baths,
patio O«an view, elow· balcony. . .szss.ooo.
1111 parquet Ooors, plush THRH AICH IA Y
car pet1, 10 u rm et Situated on 3oce.anlront
kitchen Lowell pnce m lots w pool, grttnhou.u
lhearea.$249,SOO & maid's quarters
don osen
rt .dtur"'
499 N. COAST HWY
LAGUNA BEACH
49HIM8
PAMOIAMIC
MOlTHCOAST
WHrTEWATll &
Eleeant contemporary
home Breathtaking
view from every rm .
Gourmet k it chen Library. 6 BR, 71,\
bath .... Sl.~.000.
..., __ _
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A LOT Tri-plex. ~.000 down FOR A UTTU Assume lit TD. ll~'k.
That's what )'OU get with OWC Bal al ~ Pnn
this primr ACRE PLUS only. Panoramic ocean
BUlLDING SlTE A views lm.000 499-1526 gently alop,ing parcel, ..:ll:;.:k:.:..r . .._ ____ _
located just a short dis· Charm1ng 2 BR + den,
tan« from tennis & the ocean view. nr lown
beacb, provides SP EC· 17 . Owner 494 lZTll
TACULAR OCEAN &
CAN YON Vl EWS. Not LOC)IM .... I 050 enoueh? 1lle owner has •••••••••••••••••••••••
included det11led eon· 4 Brdm equestnan, view,
struetion plans for an opn house Sat/Suo 1·5
unbelievable CUSTOM 250S2 Bu c kbo ard
VILLA IN MEDITER· ..I™.~-· -
RA.NEAN ~E W,e MewporllHdl 1069
bebeve you U agree It s ••• ........... ••••••••• "A LOT FOR A LIT·
TLE" at the fulJ offered SI 3 450 0..
price of $175,000. For wUJ buy thb vu condo in
BKR·Coo 750-U98
LLOOlSLE
EXCHANGEOPPTY Beautiful I& 4BI' + ram
rm. $529,000. Real
Property Services, owner bkr WIU consider
trade for another N~ Sch home. 124 V11 Loree . 673·7586 or
67 ·03S4 Sun.
POOL
Spacloua pool home
w /Jae. Gourmet klteh, (am rm. 4 BR+ offi«. (I
BR Ideal ror eueat) 3 car gar. $340,000. Brker
646·4380; 642-<1777
tht 10111,"llumm •nd •rcur11y 1h11 Sotlth L.,... 10t6 011do111ill-JTow•
< u1tom homt buyrn Jtm•nd • •••• • ••••••••••••••••• hoWff for.. I 700
.) Tul•lg.r hu bt-en Jt>111n~ lo HOME + INCOME •••••••••••••••••••••••
uffrr 1hr ult1m•tr 1n pm•<y 1nJ Lge comer lot C'h4rm PALMDESllT
rl•11•n<t •m1J 1hr .i.u .. ~•u1y uf thr 1n g home ~1th 1400d Deep Canyon Tenn ii
NrwJl"rl Bu,h lt1rb.•r Rl~t ""• floors. ocean v1ewi., pvt Club Lovrly Jbr, 2ba
•nd 1hr unp.111llrk-J Htw from 1ht patios plus sparkling "A .. Plan Great Green-1'•11111 111 thr mount••n• of 1hr nor1h unit with f1repl are belt Loe 55000 down
Thi• tlt11•nt r rtn<h "YI• rn1Jrt1<r .l Tuf•lgu, Hubor Rldg•·\t;.,.. ,1 S299L~ ~I.I. OWC $105,000 11 12'l
111•'l tpll1•n•l11u•l11y •nJ f1uhl<'h &,.,h ,..1.,,,.1• ""''"""'''· -~·-BKR _~3-1220
101rby1w•1Jw11'"'"1CJr.111nrr. 1 ~,1 ., 497-1 7 I OCEAN View•· ''ity •llOl1'1lu1 Ron l'c~l.nJ111f lr•IUfh ) 11 1 vv • "' COUMTIY L11hts tn NEWPORT • 0100 tq II • four bt-JtcM•m• 1·•ct. Dultnt Young -EL~..,u,oE BEACH. Assume 10~.'l
w11h b.ih • lc11m•I J1n1n11 ruum UNITCD BROKlRS ~~ II S Or 3 °-3600 ..,, fl loan. SISK down, ca • Fuur 111 .. pl•c•• o.~ •nJ MHbl.. ltltph11nt 71411>11>·7227 7141o'3·1i71 °" ., GT ----------------'!""--------Country kitchen. forma l Heuel tA ) 9&4·2611. View lo ocean , custom dining room . white 968·07]1 built 5 Br home '" water vie w. large MacArthur Village, pvt.
Lemon Hghts Easy wooded lot, 2 bl0t·ks to party fully assumable
ISLAMD VIEWS
3 Bdrm, family rm. 21'1
Ba. WOsl{.1275,000.
Open hou.w Sat !Sun 12·5
845 Katella 67S·5320 wkdy1, 759-1206 wknd &
terms, call Villa Balboa. Assume New wood /glass , spa, · MISSION REALTY loans. $134,500. Rae
solar, 6 dlts, 2 frplcs . 98S S. Cst Hwy. La&una
THllLUffS
PRIME view condo. 3
Bdrms · front row. Fee land. Low down · creative financing.
BLUFFS fin In A the beach m .ooo l\S· $70,000 loan. 121'l°1 anc i · 5444900· ~t sumable 11 1'1';; rm11nc 2bdrm, Iba. f'ront &
3+ 13+ close/unobstrue-PINMlt 494-0731 tobletpanortvillg vws -~=~:....:...."-'-''-"--
. J: ·~ ._,_.
RV'M* C /21 Mew~C•. 4~5l57 760..6767
Exceptional financini:! Bright and
cheerful 3 Bdrm end unit w /wrap
aro$d patio. Lrg ass umable loan
w/fixed interest rate for 30 years .
Owner will carry 2nd T.D. Excellent
location on lovely greenbelt. 314
Avenida Cumbre. Opn Sat 1·5 Call
Sally Shipley 644 -0496 or 759-9100.
Pen ins u I a Du PI ex mg J\gent 494 4730 back porch. iclnt loc $289,500. Assumable Isl oo S years old Broker SAVE Sll0,000 fJS,500 ~8I j499M P 494-7~ lARCHIAY
A Laguna charmer m Coop Agent John Satr1f1ce' Panoramic 0-Wxtt/
eves. IYOMB
Divorce Forces Salt> Lovely 2 story 3 Bdrm, 2 Lower 3 Arrh Ba y ba. Many amenities. as.
Great ocean view. pvt sumable loan 1229.500, area 4 BR beach house 1213) 926-6719or
499·3144 ill4)32'1·7706
l"IM I 044 '"'" I 044 ...••......... , .............................. .
VIEW HOME 2 bedroom. 2 bath
plus den. formal dining room.
Nicely upgraded with earthtone
decor throuJ?houl. Seller assisted
financin g . $239,900. Jean
LaFourcade 55 1·8700.
OPa. HOUSE SATUROAY
12:30 to 4:30
29 Cot1y0tt RidrJt
Turtlt Rock -l"lne
Take Turtle Rock Drive to
Starcrc.,t 1
trnJrll ~~C-~VW.,.0.-r
1mn. CA llll'.'111 IJ'¥U>I CA 911714
1714 )7&a 1~4 • \714 •llS ~
Town and Country Reitors
Invite you to the following * OPEN HOUSES IN IRYINE *
Al with AHUft'telb .. Loafts
TURTLEIOCk
2 Bdrm with de n. view. $359.000 41 Mornan~ V1<•w, off 1'urtlerock and
Willowleaf Op('n Sat Sun 1·5.
2 Bdrm, :I l>alh farruly home with
great view 12 Canyon Ridge, off
Turllerol'k anti Slarcre st Open
Sunduy l 5
UMIVEISITY rAlk
2 Hdrms. 2 bu. fatn rm Wulden
Plan SIH9,900 4051 Hemlock. off
Michelson and Hoyce C)pt•n Sat &
Sunday 1 5
TUITLllOCk
4 Bdrm 3 both. fumlly rm. Heather
Model. S25fl.900 37 Coolbrook orf
Turtle Hock Dr. and Sy<·nmore
Creek Open Sat & Sw1day 1·5.
NORTHWOOD
4 Rclrm ., 21" ba. fomily rm. Castillo
Mdl 1 Candela. off <.:ulver & Irvine
Blvd. $222.500 Open Sun 1 5.
. WOODIRIDGE WlflONT
12 AVAii.AUi
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private community Duplexea. oceanfront, WAC~OMT
631-4~16. ocean v1ew4 Br $260,000 011it1 Sd. 1100
USTIWFf Cash Assume lit T D •••••••••••••••••••••••
Perfect locatlOll across beautiful ocean view. wnwv
rrom beach stairs. Ideal Perfect location New Boat al>f for 45' boat
Super J Bdrm. r11m 1210.000 at 10'.'1 Buy I UMITS COSTA $600,000 house fo r MESA home w1lh entl'rtaming ft70 ooo Broker 499 l52lfJ
2nd home ~.000 condition. A . 673-7300 Beaut1fu condo on the SRDOMAYAL bay 2 bdrm & den I
site spa $302,500 By , -10": CASHOOWN
owner 240 Bamboo Other Ital Estate Take over exL'lttnR loan
An ocranfront condo Great Mew COlldo Owner will carry or' 646-1340 ••••••••••••••••••••••• & ~e ller will carr)
weslcl;fr A;;-Huge s Mobi&. HOMH ha lance for s} rs All 2Br almost on the sand Sharp 2 8d "den. frplc, lrade-ISOOK. BR, 31., BA. $289,SOO For Sale 1100 ., 2B a. frflcs. encl Brralhtak.lng views of patio " spa A beauty ' crash1ng surf & Catabna Low cash down Assume
sunsrts Ex cellent 11"'1.,c or lease option Redh1l!~HeJlty
1.~:; ~:.:1111
64&·8118 ••••••••••••••••••••••• patios. enc garages.
--EST A Tl SAU new "' '* cpts, drps, ap-
1966 M aJesllc lOl·ated in phanC'es +paint Can owner f1nan r1 ng This one won't last at
CASUAL LUXURY l,aguna Heach Park close fast W .2:>0 $480,000 SI ll 4 . 49 5. Pal rt c k
Near Orean Week da) CJS Realtors l·6JS.S650 OCEAN VIEW Tenore S:U·l.266 -------· A lovely 2 bdrm condo
ck>se to pool & elevator.
Sensationa.I 1.11) degree
vi ews & decks from
which to enjoy them
$245,000. ,.-........
~\.~1tel1th:~ ..... '""
17141 494-1177
Wik lo bch, fabulous new 3Br ocn view hom e,
owner will help finance.
lg a ssuamable In
S335. ,000 Agt. Darlene
494·3672 or 661-1161.
CASH TAUS!
hyl.ocGHoa!
Priced at lot value S~etarular V>ew into Emerald Bay Very hva
ble J BR 2 Ba, den and 2 fireplaces on a woodsy
lot Sl70.000 cash and as
sume SI00,000 Must
close escrow August 20,
so please hurry. Shown
by appointment only
UCBJ.EHCE
PERM EAT ES every
foot or this delightful
home and the mt1male ~ardena. 3 BR 2 Ba.
dine /rm . spacious Oak
kitchen. microwave. etr
Plus an ocean view. Sub-
ject to 11B2.000-JO year
loan. Lilted $345,000
1625ttlcntt0r. o,..wJS-t-5 IUYOIWSI
l11Mortt.&.-
The beach is loo n.
very spacious <great
Ooor plan for shanng) 3
BR 3 Ba. lam /rm,
formal dlrune or den and
big fenced yard Rental
SlAOO mo (vacant) Open
lo terms or aales pnce of sns.ooo.
494-7551
OPENUOUS•; 32012 SUllHt Dr, In So.
Laauna will be upen for
your vlewtnic Sat I 4PM .
A con"'mporary 3 Bdrm 3 Ba wood and 111au
home with •Pf'<·tacular
ouan vlewa 1375.000
4W 1
OCEANFRONT Duplex
& Tr>·Plex. Xlnt loc.
1.:_P 673-7677, 673-7873
lliCH IARGAIM owe at i2 ..... ~. J.2. Crplc.
spa, stepe lo sand. Only S219,000. Dtlla 63).12166
PAITY IN
HAIDYIEW Smashmc family room
with wet bar Un
behevabll beaut1fuJ en tertamer s pal.lo 5 Bdrm
Sommenet on fee land
Absolutely immaculate
move 1n condition
Crea t 1 ve fin 1nr 1n.:
available
6REDCARPEr ~-_1202
PUCHIS, P\.UMS
POMIGIAMA TIS,
UMOHS,
ICUMqUATS
are 1111 home i:rown on
thlll huge lot w /lovely 4
Br. 2"'a Ba homr
$249,900 Owner will
carry Call Norm or
Kue y 631 ·12 66 :
63 l · 12166, 548-5832
r FOREST E
OLSON .........
,.~-'-Mewporf RJyrtr.
Slzt,500
This spacious 2 story lownhome has >l all! Woodbuming (pk. Fam
rm 4 lrg BR 11101 Huge master suite. Sunny
patio CommWl1ty ten·
nis. pool, spa, & sauna.
Take over emting low
Ult loan. Bargam value
CalJ~
NEWPOIT CUST
GreatAll•ct.cJ New JO year loan al
121.)'t + owner will carry 2nd. 4 Bdrm 2•..,
Ba Family room Close
U> pool, ape & tennis Walk lo be1r h 12:15.000
Call Dolores
TSL Propert1l'll
64Z-UJ03
ILUFHCOMDO
Immaculate 3 bdrm con do, rlose tn pool F.nd u n
1t Sll18,000
C /21 Mt"PClf'f C•. '4~535.L 76~6761
MEWPOIT CREST
3 bdrm oondo Close to
pool and tennis. Excel
financing. Priced to sell.
Sl89.SOO C /21 M,...., .. .,.,.,__,,. C•.
l4~5357 760-6767
• Large pool and three patios
•Mexican pavers in entry, family
room and kitchen
• Mirrors galore
• Eurc.pean·style kitchen with
microwave
•Luxurious master bedroom and bath
•The ultimate in landscaping design
•Topped off by fantasyland lighting
effects
• 3 bedroom. 2:14 baths
•Built for entertaining, easy
maintenance. comfort and just
plain easy living
''The dream hom e for those who can
afford to make their dreams come
true"
511 IRVIME
NEWPORT llACH
$341,500
Open house Sat Sun 1·5
Shown day or night by appt
ADAIR REALTY
975.1249
•LOVB.YUDO• IYOMB
Just c ompleted HARBORVIEWHOME
beautiful eour1Cird en "Carmel", 3hr, fam rm.
759·4175
.... ,... Mobile home. IOXSO, Beautiful Ckean View
IUUTIFUL porch & awnmg Newly Dt.;PLE;X 3 doors to
Remodeled kJtt hen '" pamted Must sell.make beach, CARLSBAD
completely up graded offer Debbie 642116§6 Each Unit 1250 sq. ft in·
Lmda model 3 Br Bluffs HEWPott.T MOl.ILE cl 2Bdnn. 2Ba, ver) lge
condo Lg assumable Near new 2 Bdrm , 2 bo, living rm, w dining area . k1t C'hen 12 I'"? loan pa ckage completely furn. plush wlbreakfast nook +
Open today 12·4 2207 l'3rpetlnl( 1250 Ml rt dbl garage. ~.000 Call
Fiesta. Closl' to Lido shopptnll P· ul R Wops chal l
JOHN BURRIDG~; S66.000 R:alto t714 l434·l73S . 646-5096 C /21 Newport Clltr r
64 0.515 7 7 60.6 7 6 ~ ll!!!lac!l!!!IOfM!!!!l!l!!!!!l!!!l,roperty--·21!!!001!!!0 $15,000
lliCH Prirl'd R 1ght 10 \ SS • ••••••••••••••••••.-o•• moblll' homt> All atJult FOR SALE
BARGAIN Once in a l>fellmt> op.
portunity, 3 Br home on
fee land. Stepe; t.o beach Pnn only. Diana Cap
pe I. 631-1..&
park in llunt Bt•h Call IY 0 -.......
842 4264 for appc "~
A ~1LIST SEF: llunt lkh 11 Acre w 4 houses,~·
34 m 10 brh • adult sum able 1st TD at 9 , '
t18 +I pet pk 24X60 .73 376 Y1etor1a CM
Boise 1mmac Open n 640-7464oc~l232
WM* pin Reduced to sell 1--------lmmed oct·up
~2286pp
R f:-'l.TORS Mt.:STSl-:f. HL1''T SCH
3•m to bch 5• adult! r 18 + l pet park 2·b60 '73
CONDO Bo1sl' open fir plan
Beautiful, large and 1m I Redured to !>ell 1mmed
ma culate. Pool and near oceup. 1714 1960-~.P.P
beach. 1149.500 Sper1al Furn 'd w rabona. rrpl.
fmanring upi:radt>d SIO .SOO
1 Termi. or trade ~ 2955 Pri~~~~lnt I ACROSS AtOM
family home with bench , ~UH living atit's best Askin it 24 XS3 Jbdrm, 2ba ,
me/\ ooo den. golf l'Oursc s:tl,500. _,.,, . p p 96Q ~-"
JOUHITS
Excellent East.side loca
tK>n Pndeolownerslup
Rent increases due
Owner m«1,·ated BnnR
$1,190,000
Oceanfront 12', fin 70'" try. Large 2 rm. 3 din rm. huge cor lot. bath home with finest POOL,. 10.7S"? assum IALIOA ISi.AMO loan San Diego No Ct)
appointments. Xlnt as loan 20''i dwn.0WC lge Little Isl and So •EXCITING• 7U1i19KBkr!J~-.!.YLL sumable loans Owner 2ND j274,llOO 640.03Z> Ba yfront char mini: GREATFIMAHCING •
will help finance Ap no,OOO DOMA.I home + apl Bal Isle Gre ... .t Port& COSTA MESA UHrTS ral·ed at ,._S ooo onll' -"" I rad e po ss 1 h I 1· Est ......... ...._ P '"' .,., ' ' NEWPORT HEIGHTS ...... -8Cn St60M. 10.ll'~ $(39,000. Open Sat1iun Sl,100,000 Beautiful 24x60 Har 14 unS840M •• 10'"z,.; THI aUff l · 5 119 Vi a Ye 11 a Bprlrkk IFIOmf' w,1th White • rm gt.on lfome. 2Br. 2U.i. 8 Un ~M. ~1'2' ,1 ..,..,._.. ffA8DM fill ~er A .67~ 1<' et enre .c>weai'" Holla Wood.Rfflltor fam rm , tn t'0!\1a ~le\<1's · .._.. " IHIUR area Ownt'r Alll 675 .. ,76 . 67., •444 4UnS340M9'•·11.-, 3 bdrm din rm U ~ nire)t 5 star park B -" Coo t · · • v L&e custom home site. --------6* l~ r.,.pr pera K>n rm .. fam. nn . FtP. 2''°' With spectacular view OMT bstt.ylillToww. Call Tom Lee Agent
ba. xtra large porcelain Just down the hill from IA Y'Al Surta LOCAT10H s. c......_ I 076 24x60 1971 Goldl'n"e't ~ • 642-1600, __
tub w tceramk II" walls H bo Rid 0 I Zo/e flitAHCl"6 XLMT ~M ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Br. 2Ba w fam1I~ rm & "floor 4 covered patK> ar r ge. wner Newport's exclualvf' SUPa••.1oun .. et bar, m Laauna lhlli. 42 UNf'.fS
areas Price SZI0.000, S'l seeks eqwty partner or Peninsula Point. Newly -nire$t S ,tar park 21 ~" 0 +. n er w~~ a r q
.1-........ a··u-<UJ\,OOOlst poaa1ble Trade Ted ....... Rd d NEW Rl.UFFSSpoUess, MIRA COSTA • touu"llf) ...,.,,000 s~xgross prun uu-.. -"'"..., Geissler~J923 constru.:~ 4 rm •n air> 3 BR end lln1t on \harm In!! 1 ~tor.' end " u ..., 11
trust deed at 7...,11 Xlnt •••••••• 4 bath reatdenre with pvt lrttnbflt l,at1 ~llo A• rlook. CLASSIC ll~Must ~II now ~rm land leau lllSJ 00 per .,. BOAT DOCK. Sl,M0,000 •ume HK at 10 u r; ~~1l 1 ov~h rr~llb~ri°; MOll.EHOME M Kinlt1,Skr"63J.t2166
year Can't change until ---0-----includ1n1 the land or OWC IOOK at 13 •• for h ( l I S..,US D PLEX 2 br. 1 ba ea 2003 l•rr int I H.., ()I•-• 9 I h Id • ~ ter u 1\'1n11 rm "" year ... ,.., ony "". R-.s Sl ,2 5,000 eue o flvt' yurt RHll~tlc w v1ulttd rtlllnJil & 210ti llnrbor,Slr200A Xnt Org loc LIZ lot 2nd trust deed due L ... o.Ho.I Owner/Bu1ldtr l>an frl"'"i•a ........ 500 Brohr, s~o.5937 W11ltrade ~7~!!_ __ 19M-87. Call owner for 2b aba "D'YNASTY" Bibb6'7~2311 "' ..., flrtpl11ce. 2 ln\'tltnlt .. -appt. dally after < pm r, '•!!!!!!l••••••I 14 ~JP petlos lmmaculatt' 1 .. -..... •---Costa Mesa now remodel· " Model, wood floors,,., "' o 00 S O 000 1• 328 18 All 1
C714>7eo.8425 brick kitchen, mountain OPIHHOUSI SPYGUSSRIMI :1.;~~sr r~11 ~~1 'na LAGUMAIUCH ~~:ry 1~·5~ t~x 200
view, leue option. Sa ai s 2 bd 1..,. famll)' homt In A I WIJtiam Hotller, Realtor. vie ... ocean fronl adult Steal this at S2'15,000
JO S..,.T•INdt $450,000 w/SJOK cash. ba~·h , s~~rlty r;1.'ted, l()(fatlonll 3 Rd~".. t tli'tn 497·3Sll. Pk 3 pnv11te bl•at'he~. Mi ght trade . days
Water view, lncludea 64().8605 adull, Ne"""'rt Bluffs + am Y rm ....,cur Y •l!!!!!!ll!!llllll!l!!•!!!!!!!!!•Rll p1H SIS.000 I 714 ) 642·1339,eves67_~6196_. l d 111111•••••••• ~..... thro•t&hout 661 7678 an . 10~ auum•ble S118,000. Ptnlhouu I. t&47 RoefClrdtt ~J----------loan, 4 bdrm. 2 ba, Lido Park. Choice loc. 200 McNeil l,ant', OPENSAT'8UNl 5 •*"""--1071l•llttaaP--tu1400 1•6' ... fTS w /poulble guest Mobile home. lbdrm, N w rt8eachll638012 r·~ . ...,...., 6 ~ .... C II f lba,Uv.rm,Kltchw tdin Cf21Me__. •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••450000 iua. ........ • OOW or v1tw C.......__. ....... • uo .ooo o· OWN. Ore at I .. ________ ... •
• e~a~~ i~I area . Brick petlo. Pvt • _. .., 1• WATaflOMT Wlll Considertrades ! Q, ¥ be a c h . S 3 J , so o . Front row Blulfa. lovely 64Nll7__ lf1rm1 ~-A1~!~ oceban o~E IL"'--Or IO'"l dn w ;paper
····-·---'!"''Ya (714)875·8489 wkenda ; decorator home, 2 v ew1 ....,c uueu 4 r. rm. .,.. ~ (213HtH0311wiailtes. bdrma,2ba()penSun 151•--... .-.~!111111-I $30,900 Bonua to Presll~lo11.1 J()('atlon In
MIWPOIT CUST Kathie Hll'delty Rlt Y SP A.tlSH YI.LA ..fil9kua. a ws Bkr Newport Beach. All th11 6 4 2·615 3
Two or 3 bdrm + den, OHL»O TIADIOISALI plus a 60' boat shp 2~ ba Low down. vas•lllS la very wraaUlt on an 2.6'7 Acl9, l500 lq. n. Ownf'r will cxchanae ~.Cl ••••
Owner will finance •t • IO'r'•DOWM• NEWPllJ CONDO extra wide lot. Ori&. 8 home, barn, corrals, Pr\n only Call Merrell 111!!!'!1!!!!1 .. !l ... •u••·n---···--• nominal lntertst rate. lkaut. 2 Bdnn Z ba COO· 3 mlnutH lo bl)' 6 bedroom&, now 5, but view ol entire valley,
Broker. Tom Gollier do. Auume lat T.D. ocean. p~ petlo, quiet, could be chanltd back many eX1nll, nnanclna, ~ OWC Zbd TD. al 18'\ adult pool, 2 Br I be to t P'tel"'9 a lar&e Private/Owner lic'd. K1 ·t lh 1 l I ¢~Kt '.l!t\·
3· Bdrm. 21~ baths. Library. Easton
plan. $319,900 and $J.39,500. 6 No
Cove and 19 Bridgewood, orr W.
Yale and Stone Creek South. Open
Sat/Sun 1·5. -----1 YIU.A IAUOA 1:170,000. Act. MMm Owner will i.tlp finance. lovely tlAMY P1tlo. New (714HtH372 •-------1 lOi.\'X. loan, JO yr. 1 A ent f42•U27 or kJtchen,ammtlolHI s.t.A• bdrm den, new, tplc, Bia Canyon townbomt. -4
1,'.; ' ,1111
Peninsula Duplex
SZ89.500. Assumable lsL
S yea rs old. Broker
Co op Agent Jobn
631-4518.
WOODlllOGI
3 Bdrm . family room Cambric Mdl. J.19'l,500. 16 Woodgrove. Off E. YaJe
le Eastshore. Open Sat/Sun 1·5.
STIPS TO LAIROMT
3 Bdrma. 2~ baths, den. Super
location. $237i500. See at #5 North
Cove, off Ya e Loo~ It Stonecreek
So. Open Sat/Sun 1·5. • -Wt Hen Olllri ••••Us IC.
& Cbuntry ·
R~ALTOQ~ i
SU-1880
LA "I
"MIST• CHAIM Pantutlc family llomt1 locaLtd In tM bt1rt °'
OM 0( the town 'e bett
n1lfbborh0od1. ltxtru
lnclud• Ptlltd "°°''J knotty p6ne pe11tUn1 ano
a MW iJt~. Or.at ••· 11am1b" fluDt'lnl and owc . .,,ooo:
nltlero, uPIJ'td cpt. Uno. Opeo d~-~ l.S. 2S Ca· LIDO, ... • tilt, etc. For Info nyon 11,_ Drttt. Golf ..-
..fl.f.:!ll!W!l!:.1:9l:H!!l.i...-cour11 view, terinl1 , PRICE REDUCTION
... mll!!lll!!lll!!!!!lll~~·I ;ja~Ooo AM• Altw:'~ S Bdrm, 2 ltorY. llt cot• IA"'°" DW\11 ner tot. owe wtt11 ,."' liiiiiiiiililiiiiiii•I ..__ •.• _ I Ha..a..."'-u....--down. Now S7ts.OOO. 1•.a.~~ 8alboeP--·lWO fUUt"Yl'IJWnu11"9 ODen Sat,S., IJ.S. Ul RA'"lr"9" bdrm1, 2 bl. Oar111. Monaco.' By owner. lbr, Vla rrMue. Npt Hill lltlnat Thia
Pitt Ind no.t. Ont ol I ba, H•::JUIK ....... = ... ,LN. 1ha111 a Br, r.R. hOme tboet "hard lo tlad" 8howt 11111 I AM· "!""J bu a wann decor and
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corner lot cul·de·u~f
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SO. N Newport Blvd
Suite 1!201642-6153 I
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ASSa••s Jrvlnt eltdronk1 dlt·
trlbuton ntedl Cable
A11emblm, Solderin•
A'ITRACMVEFemalein uper. nee. Excell.
ttrlY 30•1 tired ol the •orlllnl c:onda. • co. 11Dcle ban would llb to beoefiu. Oantarl: Bob
1hr mutul lntertall Tracy, llloca·Frl .. 1-5,
wttlt oppidaMJ. ~y~54f.l!!ll .. ____ _
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GREAT WESTERN SAVINGS AND LOAN
has an Immediate open.
ing for a TELLER on a PA RT TIME' bu is
which WUI lead to I
FULL TIME position al
our COSTA MESA Branch.
Previous rinand al ln·
1tltutioft or cash handl·
In& experi ence is
n~nsary. Public con-
tact bacllcrow>d htlplul.
Knowled1e ol 11>-by and
li&ht typin1 Ill required.
You •IU find we offtt a
competitive salary, ex·
C!tllent benelltl and a comrortable wort1n1 at·
motpllere.
Pluae call for an ap.
polnlmtnt IO:
114-71Mt'1
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!CtwJOf\ IMc:AIM.Ma ]i41U<UIUllUDiomfe. •Y to dilk tull time Dancllla and •ina.lna. Prl. M11tt lYPt · Call inl/•/h•lrilluecpalar MUlllSAIDIS
openin1 f« New Ac· ...... • • :!J:;. cg,~=: 8C: ~tn 6 WOOMll. AU 11a. Cl!ltCt tTa.fUOa o • 752-17'71 Certified or._,. aldet,
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~•NOW Atdl .. t:30PM. 1-•tt:JOAM K•thrf61-1331 . ATTIAC110MS •• office. Chtl litl MUHISAIDIS taper. rtq'd. Salary to appro11 e:JQPM. No 11..w..... Corporate and Rea Conv. bo1pt. Buch
commlftlUl'Me wtth ._. exper. oec. APOlY Pen· DtUven """over 1.8 tor Female Uvt·ln "OmP•· ...... a•-"·" '•-("1•> r i ..,, I per ... Full laaurance ny11ver. 1M> ·t>aacenua LA Tl1 to ho tn " _, ""' '-AU '-Ml. ' • irta. '" r. m'Pllfca beMftts 6 ... u. "a-r Ave.cu. • c' L. mll ma nioafor'Uyroldladyon H•J-...ct/A.Mt. m.ma ' dental. ree CRT .,_.. .. ,..., -!! ·•· aarn •8am . 1walker.M1.111thaveown Bllloaual " H ttalnfna T l •Ps;~~::.!~ C.Altm !0010rny car ~ulred, ur. $550 /mo. Eves 7 :30AM·4PM~"incld~ LKAl.SIC'Y au.eou•· op
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MIWPOITIAUOA Retail Store. '4H841 84a-0837or8'8.~. nus. ptlBGUSS shorthand. Newport oetded fornilht 1blft in
SAYMS•LOAM Vicky DELIVERER for early APPUCATIOM PIX °'r'"°' Beach, m4>a7H&30. con val. hosp. Xlnt
llOOJniDsAv. NB AM Times home de· Talllnc quotes for Hrs. mus be flu.. LIOUOISTOCK aalary•benetu.slnclln
E 0 E. ·• CASMB livery. Eoooo ur req furnisbln.a and Installing ~ ~.Pw~h~~l wknda, PERSON. Pull time •urance, aick pay • In· . • Stock broktnft firm Adlll onl)t. 21,; hrs per nber1tau over approx •••n nl&hta. Will train Apply centive proirarn, Apply
bu lmmed. openlna. Ac· day. SCSO mo. net take 300 s/f boat. decks & In pe r1on. Holiday Beverly Manor, MO Vic· lats It • curate typing req'd. home 639-5488 + bonus bullt heads. See Steve Pia . call for af~· House Llquore, 2937 ""to,..na_.·_c"'".""'M.,.. ___ _
NF1ullt • part t i me. !_•1plfeuf..~~.e8 ,!"s.P,!_rn·· t ti a a 1 I low . aboard "Tlck·Tock" 9:»SPM,M·F.6'5· Coast Hwy, Corona del -------·
Cn club In Newport. oc n n w '-U Westmlnster/HB area. weekdays, thmto2pm Mar. Nursina 61S·l"'4 tact: Helen' Ml!Olnley 639·54§6 343Via Lido Soud Lido GENERAL Front ore. -M=A;.;..IN._T_E_N_AN_C_E ___ I IN If LVN
• BIXESTORE• fouppt. 6"-23111 IJle. ' J.BPM . Muat type &
Aas't. Mgr." mechanic -11111!!!1!1!~~--I DBJVEllY s Pe 11 · Id ea I f o t IUILOIHfiMAH ~11:30PM.CountryClub ~~ •• ~.h:~~ ~~~ P~~~ CASllflS • . .~[;A':s~ ~~el1~cd~v~g FIL£ CLERKS ~~u~::t.a::11°ri college ~·~~. {;~T~oours, f:n~~aH':e!:: ~ ~~:
bike mech. exp, in a r.cord req'd. Phone tor Recister today for local GEHHAL Of.ACE Maintenance: For Apt 549·3061. ..;;s:.:::loN=·~S44.=98!fi=:,.._---1 u TVTE M .•ppt. 557·9'l12. ask for tempo5ra5rJ.0()45aulgnments. Looking for a vuy In· Complex in Costa Mesa. !!!!!!••••••• .... .,/Acc1m•.e Mr Emmons. Newport teresting part time job 548·9MS. Eltper.nec. Nursinc
R:7E'state Develop-.• 8talioners,lnc. In pleasant oHice? ltM's &LVH's
ment Ir investment firm MARKETS DENTAL ~IST. Ptr 3 rn.L•n:_ Clerical, for mature MAMAGll 3-11, full & p/time.
located nr: O.C. Airport For~d&3rdShlft& dys: no Sat RDA pref. U t Ii ~non. Location P.C.H.. ~m car1' & oosmetics. Every other wknd. off
basanimmediateopen, StartincSCup,toSU), _C~a=r=m=a=n.-66=1·""2290:;;;.;;;.. ___ 1 ,f,MPOQMVPEllSOt,INH5!IMCEs pt. Bch. Exper. a xp.pre .640-7373. Free mjr. medical &
Ing for a F /C Book-We promote to manaae-Dental Assistant, part 3723 •'-L must. Accurate typing, MAMAGll/ICl'T. dental. Beach area conv. lff""'r with I minimum I in ~ 5trtet no shorthand. 20 hr. r . . 642.8044 ,... u• ment &s11,,....n.1·on rrom t m• morn g RDA k · 1 .... -Sa •-s or innovative new pre-
Se.I•. Rell Eatate
INTELLIGENT?
EDUCATED ?
MCYI'IVATED TO EARN MONEY?
SUCCESSFUL? WELL DRESSED?
WILLING TO LEARN MORE
TO EAR~ MOR!';?
if so, we are seeking 2 persons w
train in the field of commercial. in·
duslrial & inve~lment real estate
sales & leasing .
This is our 36th year as active
Realtors selling & leasing Southern
California commercial, industrial,
apartment & residential properties.
Like the doctor who invested tjme &
money for his education, your re·
ward wUl be commensurate with your investment of time, talent &:
effort. We train totally dedicated
professionals in real estate .
c.o'nt'act Leo Hanna, Vice Pres & Manager for interview.
WISLEY M. TA YLOI CO .. UAL TORS
211 1 S• JoaqMI• ... Rood
MIWPOIT CEMTllt, til.I. 644-4910
or 2 /yrs. recent U · within . ....., •• .., "'• · Ht•DOrt.O.Eltoc. It wee inc .....,,. t ... wi. ventive health center. in perience in the Real ~eferred. Newport t .O. Call: 646-7.al PA.ITTIMI Eat ate /Construction WANT ACARF;ER? ach area near Hoag !!!!!!!!!!!!••••••• Girl usembJer Exp not Newport Beach. Luxury Shi~ping Clerk Office RECErTIONIST
fl Id 0
CostaMesa Hosp.~SSO.. ,1 ofrices . Front desk Amst. for clothlng dis· Real Estate Developer
e . uties include : Sl7 w. Wilaon St. FISHING TACKLE sales nee. w, I lra.in. 642>1026 polish a must. Call col· tribution co. C.M. Part
ltECErTIONIST
I /yr. experience. Typing
50wpm, filing. $200/wk.
Hunt. Bch. (714)847-7797. A/P, AIR, loan draws, 83\.!NQ D...talAsat & service, f /time interviewS.12!1'4 lect714{233:4a51 limewilltrain.$3.50/hr. needs right person.
federal &state P /R lax· Npt Bch area. 3-4 days Knowledge of Pacific GUA.1.DS MANI CURIST. Prer. Cal1Chris~71Jll ~~i~apl!!~~}~~~on. teo::
es, bank rec's, acct. Laguna Beach wk. Exp. Salary open. Coast f is~! n g & . Full & part lime. All following but not nee. ,.~ analysis Ir assist with '""9233 Please call&40-5680 mechanic.al ability nee. areas. Uniforms fum 'd. F I . . PART Time. $3.50 hr. cellent salary, benefits
Fl·n St t M I ~-Xl t , ngernall Fixer. +bonus. Choose hrs. &worktn' g"""d1't1'ons1·11 · m s. anua DEHTALASSIST n opp ty .or yowig Ages 21 or over, retired 75H030 Irvine offi~~Call Pearl
System multiple en· Huntingtoo8e1&ch Excel opport for expr m. an . Beach art:a . welcome.Noexper.nec. Marine hardware store 10·20 wk. Easy work. ti t ies . Sal ary to 962-9118 RDAwlthsomerrontof· Sala~r open. Wri.te Ap.ply . Universal 646·9741 forapp't:549-8867,start· $1500/mo. Call Sharon f' C1.assif1ed Ad~. Daily Protection Service, 1226 manager. Send resume pa rt ·ti me hand work. ing Wed, July 22.
(714)7S2·!NM. PersonnefOept ace. 4 da week. Laguna Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, W. 5th St .. Santa •Aa. to: Box 841 Daily Pilot, Finishing knitted gar· Rru-...,..ONIST Bch494·9788 C M ,__, "'' P.O. Box 1560, Cos ta •~ So het' ""'a-•• •IKKPl(TYPIST• 537-4840 ..===..:.=-.:c:=----t osta e.sa, '7GOQI. Interview hrs: 9-12 & 1·4, men~. me croc ing. EXP'O OFC MGR.
SOWPM ·also answer !!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!m••lil~ DEHTALUCS"r. fOOOSBVIC~ ""M.:.:o:.:.;n:..:·F:..:r""i.'-------=M=ea=a"'-,C;:::.;a::.:·.:c92636==----AbilitytoworkCast&ef· For growing general
Ofra·ce ex De t I " -MD 1-~ ficiency essential. phonff, or 0.C. Aill>Ort CHllOPIACTIC p. req. n a WOIKB HARDWARESALES ' • "' artca. 494-4758 practice in Newport
641·1130 ASSIST~Ofc. • exp. pref. Wed.Sal. Top DUTIESincludeservlng P /t ime, semi-retired ti> consul with in· Beach . Xlnt environ· salary for qualiried nbvative he.alth center. P(TIMHV&llHGS m t 4t,.;da 6313733 IOAT OPllATOI Modern, B . Yoffice. u penon. 542-36S8. meals, 2 patients, clean· type. Apply in person . Opport. to expand exist· en • ys, ·
To operate small am ·8pm.andaltemat· ups&generalassistance Crown Hardware, 3107 ing practice. Evaluate Co•nlillg RECErTIONIST
mechanically propelled 111g Saturdays. 847·8272 DENTAL ASSIST. to kitchen . F /time E. Coast Hwy., CdM patients in your office or YouthCcnitn Busy law firm is seeking
RE Sales people to learn
investments & ex·
changes. Xlnt oppty for
right person 100'''< com·
mission available. Con·
fidential interview
546·5880, Vmce
RESID8'f MNGI.
.The Sao Clemente Inn is
looking for a dynamic.
experienced individual
for their resident /nite
manager position. CaU
Pele Mitchell Tues.sun
for appt. 492-6103 vessels. Mus t be :::leaning Lady, perma· En thusiastic team Capistrano by the Sea HOSTESS Crazy Horse ours Call collect Adults with outstanding a receptionist with
licensed & reliable. nent. 'l'ues & Tburs, member · career op· Hosp. 496-5702. Steak House now in· 714t233·4Clil. attractive personalities. minim um 2 t y rs ex·
Queensway Bay Marina. 9-4pm. On Balboa Penin. port':lfllly to gro~ with FOREM&IWAMTED terviewing for p1time who enjoy working with perience. Applicant •-------•I L 0 n g B e a c h . 675.3772. quality people oriented I L d . & . . hostess. App I y in I 10· 15 year old youths should have good phone RETAIL 213 /437-S6ll. ::J..:o.:.:en'-'·c""a.:.:lo:.-_____ pract.ice. Prefer RDA. 4 t~n sc~pmfs imga. p e r s on . 1 s 8 o I MECHANIC evenings 6·9PM . Call voice. ability to work un · lo 4Vi dys llOO + incen· n. min. yrs. exp. Brookhollow S A PLAMT OPERA TOR 6 42 · 4 3 21. ext. H 3. der pressure. good or Expanding corporate Uves.842·1416 Als.o appren ti ces. ' · between 2PM to 5PM,
h .in ... eeds 171 S l I HO '1anizational skills, of· IOATS ea..,..ua • ...,rsn Y" eriousonyappy TB. Th SothC C askforLori. I more starf: ~!IJI 'Ex, D ..... Auist. Great oppty Brothers DE s K c LE R Ks e u · oast ounty ice appearance & enjoy
ecutive As5istant with Ortho RDA wlth ex-Construct.ors, 1660 Sanl<l MAIDS HOUSEMEN & Water District has an PAYROU CLERK working with public.
word processlllg ex-perience. 4/day work AnaAv,C.M. PARK.ING ATTEN .. openin'gfor amechanic. Min. exper. req'd Full Positionavailableinour
Pa rt lime clerks
STOf'M'GO
MARl<ETS
4555 Coast Hwy.,
Mtwporl leach
k Experience with pumps. Canoga Park olfice Xlnt perience & a Recep· ·wee . 552-7800 GENERAL OfffCE DANTS. l\ll shifts avail. valves, piping & electric time pos. Mon-Fri .. 9 to · tionist /General Office. DENTAL Apply ;ft pe In t 5. Apply ·. 1""'" Pfanentla company benefits &1"!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Detective school1agen u• rson. n a motors required """ ' l't' I C 11 1-Unusual opp'ty with ORTHOD-.rr"'• Lagu 211 N C t Ave C M compe i ive sa ary a ROOFERS. Lee Roofing
StodDwww diversified company. U"'I•,_ cy, part-time 11·3. Relia· Hwy 4!gwia Sch oas Knowledge of water . . . _.R""o~se"-'-'(2""l3;:.<l..:..;71""6--=18=lc::.l.=---1 is looking for hot roofers
Call 831.oaa/\or •gs.6303. ASSIST AMT ble. mature person. Non·· treatment desired. SC· HOOO •a '61tat """"' • rlOUS .., .-"~ RECEPTtSEC'Y with min 5 yrs. exper
Fl · · X-ray lab training for Journeyman. $16.66 hr APPLYMOll.Thurs Cl.Ill(
4 day wk. Mon·Thurs. smoker. Good typist. ECLEANERS. CWD offers a starting Our new Co 1·s lookm' g
I 1ous peop e rightperson. Clerical· 642·7222, WaltorVince 7.5 .. 30 Top Pay ~ N B RDA easy bookkeeping. Look· ex hrs, good pay, own salary of te.35/hour + for amb t I
W .D. Sdlodl Corp Drug store. (/time. West Req. 642·2626 in g for I on g term trans. exp pref. English an outstanding fringe who want to turn part lit bkk kills ·
3.'502SoG S.A Huntingt.onBeacb.Must DIUJT"'• "'SSIST. employee to grow speaking.540-~.7 be~fit package. Ap· timehoursintoGOLOt X~rapygsexpamnusott. Sales
· reenSt,S. · work every weekend. ot"'"h ,_R "' . w111ew business Art -tousekeepang & plicationsareavailable GroundClooroppty.Call '"""""" AVON •IOOIO(EIPIMG Exp. preferred. Call for r . 0 · DA with ex 557·9892or541).9391 Childcare Sun & Mon at 31592 West St., So. for details. 851-9195 necessary.""""""'"
10 key by touch. Ac. app't: 846-""°". perience. 4/day work 1 L · · B h. Laguna. CA. 499.4555 Rru--ONIST --..._, week: 552-7800 GeneralOCfice on Y aguna eac POOL Service. p/time .....,..,..,.
curate typing. Excellent :Jerks . . . IF YOU LIKE PEOPLE area. 641-8700days, Eva. Equal Opp. Empl. Npt. Bch. Excel. oppty ORDER DISK
opportunity with fast Hallmark inventory Assll!tant Ptr for Ortho •••KNOW OFFICE INS . SECRETA RY · for hardworking. cons· Small pleasant oHice 1n
growing company . help wanted. Tem· Office. Dental ex per PROCEDURES exper'd Cull-time good MECHAHIC cientious pel"50ll. t&Owk. Santa Ana division of
Costa Mesa area . porary •· p/la·me. San needed · but not ARE MONEY I · & b 'r·t fORe"'•• r oh k M I El C A
645 2444
.. necessarily Orlho ex per • • • s a a r Y en e 1 s. -oA. TS or l rs. wor . ust arge as em orp · · Juan Cap. 496-4261. eves. NB 642 S997 MOTIVATED Laguna Bch. 497-1044. Wanted ! A conscien-have mechanical ability manufacturer of picture
You're getting older &
better. age 50 or over
Call Alice: 966·~22
Salesclerk needed at
Photomat. Apply in
person ~18 P.C.H., So.
Lag. IOOIOCEIPll CLEIUC TYPIST · · · COMBINE PUBLIC bfr lOAM or eves. tious. responsible in-& reliable transporta· frames. Typing, good
Reliablemat"-Tb 0 C Drapery work-room RELATIONS&SALES dlv ld ual to repair & lion (truck pref'd > with hgures/customer l•-------•I ..... person, e range ounty needs sewing machine CALL ·. (714) 751.9700 '"" Q,C;> I t ........ XJnt be r·ts
Cd t · t 10.. b 1 .... s•• ....... CE maintain sailboat ~"""'~""~'-'-"-1 _____ re a iv..... ne 1 · UL.ES yp1s , -..ey Y Marshall, Newport operator. Mon-Thurs. " ~ · C 11 J kl B · eac o ace as· am· 7·5:30pm. Must speak Gttttnll Office rge msurance agency .-~ ._ ,_ touch Dbl entry bkkfcg B h ff. h · La · engines, rigging & •Roouc11-.i 836a ,,,,2a3c e rown (714> COMMERCl"''R.E.
thru trial bal. & gen. o c. mediate openings. Enilish 642-1843 N c t ff needs Rater to figure re· pumps. Must have ex· TIAIHH Tired or selling houses 7 WkdaysS.5pm.5'5-1060, 40 1 ffi ~ · · ewport ener 0 tee new a ls. Pai'd co. perience&beatleast21 RECEPT F/lime for da""" wee .. ? Wen--'
UC "~". wpm, genera 0 ce o·-a has immediate openings . Good mechanical ap • ,y ... " """ ....,.....,., skills • + benefits. NY f I rr· benefits. Salary com· yrs. or age. References a . d •-. . busy Irvine CPA firm one licensee lo learn the
lo
--Call between 9-~pm, Experienced truck ColrekxpeDrgtenl er~ ol 1dce mensurate with exper. must!\714)675-9060 lllu e "'organizational Answer P.hones. greet skillsto manage,broker ~--· driver. Acquainted with er · u es inc u e Call : Pauline. 963-0041 Mechanic skills. Entry-level posi· clients, filing, lite typ-commerdal real estate. Experienced book· Mon-Fn. 833-0UI. ext. Orange County area typing, computing sales v.w. s hop needs a tion.54().81!82. ing, errands. Front ofc Income from mgmt
keeper needed r /lime (6 252. Cal.I. 8·5pm : 549· 1157. relports. receptilolnisl· mechanic helper, 18 or PROOF READER appearance, plush of· while you learn. Super
days). Restaurant ex· CocldallVf""'"• P ic,kwl ck Paper teephone. payro · ac· IHYESTMfHT older, Dependable, Clerk. Major Newport fices. Xlnt benefits benefits; life insurance.
Perienced pref. Good E•peri'ence pr·eferred. Products. counts receivable. Com· C01 ... S8.0I w/train """' to t rt he Ith · " el """ resgonslble. Tools Center law firm seeking · -"' s a -a msurance & den· , .. 11lary & benefits. N'ght I b . N ....... puter exper pr erred D I "'--Co A k f V I . •• "
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,;..u. ~ ewr--·· DRYC'~ ...... 1~ butnotreq'd.CallLinda ynamcv1auge un· nee ed. Phone Jack persooforproofreading s or a er1e, lat plan. Contact Ken. .....,. "' """ ~,.. ty 2nd Trust Deed 548-5181. le general offit'e duties _7~1~4·"'"97'""5-'·0929~----675·6700.
0 --'-.. eeper...,....'y h CCXMTB forapp't b k h . . I d' i I 1"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~1 DUUll.A ,,,_ Communky mgr , • • 644 4460 ro erage co. as 1m· MEDIC ,,.1 COUllER mc u tog recept on st lt.c~t 1.., F/C Bookkeeper/Sec'y. RESIDE"_AL. co-Ap,ly .in pe~n 8·1PM. · med . opening for -relief College ba k ...--Exp.necessary. FJtime. MUNITY,ASSoc·oi .., .. lO ·IPM . DIMMI T ________ salaried or com · Must ha ve own ground helpful. Ple~s~ VBus y. prngHressivel SALES!&.or.
$1000/mo. salary. Auto homes.~Loomhfr. Cl.JEANERS CdM General missioned Investment transportation & be call: LuAnnDutcherat eterinary ospita Exper. high lashion
repair shop. C.M. area. t g " Plf a· •t' _,t=!S9:...;·990=1=-------L~for Counselor. Exper'd. real ramil1ar with Calif. (714}759-:tlOO. needs front office recep. store. Npt Bch. Fashion .,..2288 .,..,,,.,.,1. Y m r. .. .(mu ; ' S -~ estate 11·censees onl>· freeway system Mon· tionist. Experience pre· Island. Salary, com · '"°' ,....,._. · Bookkeeping' & vpihg ~ &ECTIONIC ......,. unu fe d b t ·u l · · · In be
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'd-v . r Call Katie &40-93SO Fn, 9·5pm. 768·8500. . ltf"'L EST""TE rre . u w1 ram m1ss1on. x t nefits req. $1 ,000. n .re· ASSB411.ER ariety o temporary as· • "' "' right person. Some filing -'C=..::a~ll:..:64:..:.4.:..·7.:..:1:::.00=-----
IOOICK_.. F /C
Pos. w /Npt. Bch. invest·
ment firm. Exper. &
computer knowledge re·
q 'd. Call : 640-0123
sume t~ Culverdal.e . Immediate openings signments avail Work LAMDSCAPEMAIN. MCJ111,T...-. SALES & typing required. Call Com~unity ~·· 3754 with growing company when you want. top pay. FOREMAN A re you energetic. This is our J6th year sell· 830-9038 •S"'LES all!ll.•
Hamilton. ln'il\e, Ca. Mechanical assembly, noree We need. Exp. an all phases of athletic with some retail 1ng fine Sout ti ern 1._________ "' iu;:.-
92714. wiri ng , s oldering. Stenos Assemblers landscape maint. incl exper?Welulveanopen· California homes.'• Call on stores Crom HB
COOi< $3.75/hr. with 6/mo ex· Typists (£lee& Mech) good knowledge or ir ing at Snowden Mi ze Perhaps you would en· ltECWT'IONIST to SJC New revolu-, perience. Apply at 1020 Data Ent Oprs Packing Sports in the South Coast joy joining a firm acth•e Exper'd. person needed tionary product 111 pest Exp'd. line rook wJth w. :17thSt.C.M. FileClerks Factory rigatlon. Xlntopp'ty for Plaza. Please contact: In 1 'd f 1 to handle busy board in control Good com IOOlllB'IHG continental cuisine u,.· -Warehouse advancement. E.0 . E. D Edi uxury resa en ia dynamic Npt. Sch. com· missions. Must have re·
d A I S f ll (714 )546·7843. 1920 s. ave or e at (714) areas such as Big Ca· Irvine co. has immed. grn . PP. y: ur lSCROWPOSmON 540-4717 nyon, Spyglass Hill, m'I. brokerage office. liable car. Call Vic.
opening for exper'd. Sand Hotel, 494·8'60, Immediate opening at Yale S.A. M .... ~M..-•osm,...... Irvine Terrace. Linda Profe ssional ap-_7'""14~/'""66""1:..:·9""19"'1'-----
person to handle A /R, from 9·SPM, MCJll:F.I! •. • Co'ast Cities Escrow• LANDSCAPE "• "' .-..,.... Isl v pearant'e & mannerism
related functions. & C 0 0 K . F.lli Y:~& -=La=-g"-'. B::.:c::..:h,,_.=494-:..:..=.97""9'l=---MAl...-.."' ... CE Fabric chain. C.M. & If e,etc. ti a must. Call: Latia. S~
general ofc. duties. Gd. COUNTER· HE L p . -"' m;nA" Anaheim. Xlnt oppt'y. you are presen Y ac· 333.2900 Retail lighting fixture Extc JC-Self.starters needed for G&"' ,,.6 .• ,.,.". live in real estate sales store. No ex per ne e.
benefits. salary D.O.E. 9·2pm. 21 /yrs & over: ,_.. f 11 •-· · 1 "".,.. ........, d h · ed' Call: 754-1.931 N r . 0 , C. Airport. Supervisory pos. Assist . u "' part lime posit ons o you ave imm 1ate Costa Mesa. 40 hrs per
639 1392 R. E. Development Co at public garden in MODB.S.YOUMG & unlimited access to week. 543-9341
· · owners. Top skills re· Npt Bch 556-8520 Corona de! Mar. Call : Body builders, Athletes the president of your IEC.n<>HIST
COOKSWANTED quired. InclS.H.Growth EqualOppEmplyrM/F Terry, Moo·Fri. ONLY or surren wanted by company,orishehidden AdwrthlRcJ
Day or night. Apply in potential ror career 8:30AM·4PM. 67~2268 amateur photographer away in an ivory tower A Now accepting applica·
MOW IS THI TIMI person between 3-Spm. minded penon. Exec at· Placing a Classified ad is for phys ique posing. No removed from the scene. E 'd CJlllCY 'th lions for full & pftime
for job eeelters lo check Mon-Thurs. Reuben E. mos. Must be org. Sell as easy as dialing your SECIETA.IY experience necessary. Our president is availa· c:1t 'c~r::;n~ati::~ sales staff Experienced
the Daily Pilot Help Lee. lSl E. Coast Hwy, starter. Health iosur. phone. Give 115 a call. Jacoby & Meyers, l or No commercial use. ble. Do you need addi· k'll r t offi in micro computer pro·
W ted •-···ri "-lf P · f k America's largest law ..,0·$80 ""'r day. Call tional tr~; .. m· g to help 5 1 s, ron ice ap. an c ...... 1 icauvu. N.B. re er non·smo er. We 'll do the rest . r . seek. 1 ... ,... .... pearance, busy phones. grammlng or usevery the job you want Is not ...:..:.:c=-------1 7S?·5181 642.5678 irms IS 111g a egal Brad; (213)597·2131. you Increase your earn· Fast· paced environ· helpful Successful ap· tshied~er yoofuf .. rruri·ncghtycoounr· DAT~=y· ·~ ...:.;;.:. ~=---.--.--, n Piiat secretary with a MODEL lngs? t c 11 J Wood plicants will have back-,. ... Cl . _ minimum or I/yr ex· SJISCOITS Ex~erienced or mex· men · a : an ' ground in sales &
d wfr.di . ~ II y perienceforourCanoga TopDollanS21-7186 penencedyoumaywell btwn 9AM ·Noon. positive attitude. Call ~cahrvtee11c0'Jryo.~~.~~ ~~3300.1 ~aii.~c~~ ur., ~~~ •. · •·•••••• f' • Park office. You must be Motorcycles profit from our color
714
·9SS-0900. EOE Lev: (714)54().lSJO. __ ... .......,.,._...,,., .,_. • . . , -..,. able to type 60w~m . 3 IMMB>fATE videotapelisting&salesl l!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!ll!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!~!ll!l -==.:."-l..:..:.=~=:.:..--1
possess good orgamza. OP&IHGS training program wluch D •1 ,., "'
Dal.,,,.,.-• Aeld Sales Supervisor • ~~~k~gs~i~l~h~te~~{~~ For a Set-up Man , a •wwveeaia~areebt1enot.isathrreanrcihn;:set. • ••••• ~ II J I 0( ·····~ I • • position. We offer xlnt Mechanic .& a .Parts ... f' • • Limited openings available 1n the Orange • company benefits & a Pers~n or .will tram. Ask branch or subsidiary-• •
• • . .. , ~ .. ~ ' • • C~ast area., f_or self·mOti\·ated, career • competitive salary. If for Jim at. just headquarters. • • e •••i.fant TO • · .,.. • i~•ented md1v1dual who can work with you meet the qualifica· SOUTH COAST We have openings for a • Sales •
•
llHQ .-_ • 1eld Sales People. Train. motivate and • tions please call Rose HQC)A few highly-motivated
C edit M . . ~ , 1 :~ e .g.et results. Station wagon or va n e (213271&·1811. 957-ltH ~nons who have • de-e Jra1'nee e • r ·~ :-" ,.. I • t<ee~ssary. Exceptional earnings, plus job sire to be more SUC· • •
• Will prepare b.ank depoell$,an4.1" • .related benerlts available ror ~he right • cessful. For an in· for Oisfn' f'M
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rsolve credit and billinf i>"Oblelnt,'" • ·~pie. tr you can produce results not • terview appointment • c anager •
2 year1 credit exper wlt)I . • •• J~st ·talk about It, c11 ll : 960·0694 for e with the sole owner & • • • commerc ial accounts. Good . , .. lhtervlew. Ask for Mr Chance. • founder, call Wesley N .• Th.is highly auccessful local newspaper
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accountilll 1kllls, int'lodint type 40 • 1 1: Taylor. has an opening for a trainee In the •
wpm and 10 key by touch ICult .bf ' e • Wtllty,... Trftlor Co. • circulation department. BAsic skills will e
• diplomatic and araefoua in .. ~ • • • R-rter/•o~r • Rl:'Ai:roRS • entail supervision of 10 to 14 year old boy •
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with the public and .aaln •tall ..... , . ~,... rN 2111 s J · Hills and girl home delivery carriers. Areas of
O>mpet.IUve aalary a~ tlnP.klYee .., , . • Part tlrtte reporter needt to write • N an oac h • supervision will be delivery, collections •
• benefit& lncluclin& company · paid • • • art.lcla for special secUona at the Daily • ewportt I c • and aales. •
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health, Ult and dent.al lnluruce. • a . Pilot. Education or equivalent experience 64~ 0 Selected •Pflic•nt will receive liberal
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Call. e42·U21. ut i11 for
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.... I In Joumall.am required. Upper dlviaion • Real Estat• Sales! • startil\a aa ary, regularly sch~duled •
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_,.,.ntmetlt. ~-_ '. '• i' ',' ~colufimeaae"~mtudeenn~ta0uwr1o1rekdlnat0on~delycree. ·Mutant • Balboa Penintula, ful • raises, bonus opportunities and many • _ na or P tr po1ition avail•· frlnae btnefill such 11 company paid "-wral .. e ve lood wri 11 and copy Una ttllla e ble. Call Mr Sleael for e ci, ental and. health plan. aroup life e
l e 9"1191 '. • Pbotolrapby and graphics a plua. Salaey :. confidential intervi.ew. • 1111urance, vacation and sick leave. • • •-hN '-bued on experience. Part time ~ltlon 87S.Ji10 • Company vehicle la furnished durln1 •
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lnl faat-,..S, t..W and 111.tmlft· • e ""'.. l I t t. __, -J )'O\Ubould bet1mln1 a • If you are "uallUed and •-··-·_,. In • iDj Ul.l• lor eewap.tper executive w1w • eat year Hll'fl'tOCt. Git wpm, • SUMMER OBS min o1.-permo • ~ the" w ... ,_,,_
WANT ACTION?
Classifed Ads 642·56'18 SALES
•a
7100 ......... .......................
SALES P'aLMtlt oppty.
fot ener&tllC ptrlOft. Unllmlltd ~. CaJJ
Jack Edwerdl•uoo
SALES rut! or p/Ume
needed fOI' 1 new video
store lo C.M. Call at
Lynn at DOM, eG 1N4
or TI0-9133 for penonal
ln~rview
SALIS,"¥. ldl
Advertltlng 1ales · 2$o/c.
comm. only. ~2230
Sale.-omce. Gift •tore,
Lido Villa. Exp. req
Self·atrtr, take chrg.
Sal. o~. «'13-46M.
SALESPERSON w~nted
for N.B. clothing bouti·
que. p /time. Mature.
exp. pref. 615-m>.
SALtsPaSOH
HADWAll Exp'd. Full or p/lime.
Hrs. to.be arranged Ap-
ply 1n person. Ke rm
Rima Hardware, 2666
Harbor BJ., CM
SAL~REPS
Local Cosmetics Co. un-
limited income oppty
642-6339
so-.. Stcrtfary
Light typing. take
telephone orders.
sched ule deliveries.
sales skills req. Salary
+ comm. Dana Point or
fice (714)661·9191
SEC /OMCI MGMT
CAM Offll YOU
• Lovely Of rice
• Good Pay & Benefits
• 3 Weeks Vacation
• Professional
Environment
•Word Processor
Training
• Job Variety
CAN YOU Offfl7
• Good Sec'y Skills
• Correct Typing /
Proofreading
• Pleasant Attitude
• Detailed Orientation
• Non-Smoker tr so, send brief letter of
interest and qualifies·
lions to Planning
Research Corporation
PRC Public Mgmt
Services, 18700 Beach
Bl vd. Suite 230 Hunt·
111gton Beach, CA 92648
EOE
SECRETARY
Looking for a sharp gal
to run a l·girl office with
front-Office appearance
& a pleasant phone
voice. Must have ex cellent typing skills with
good grammar & spell-
ing Shorthand or its
equivalent help(ul. Good
with figures. A selr
starter is a plus here!
For interview, please
ca l l Catherine at
(714)975· 1251.
•SECRETARY•' To Chief Execut ive or. rices or Irvine Based
Com put er Company
Will have xlnt s/h, typ-
ing & people skills. CaU
Peggi at mo~7·6fi60
TB.lfl.E
Equal Oppty Employer
SECRETARY
Position available with
dynamic venture capital
Clrm in Newport Beach
Mature, self·motivating"
secretary needed as as-
sistant to President and
Vice President or excit·
111g company located in
Fashion Island Will
handle vanety or duties,
make appointments.
contact other ex
ecutives. run dail>
operations or office Ex
eellent salary and
benefits. For interv1e111
call l714)~234.
S•crt!,ary r fT Newport Busmess con·
suiting Cirm seeking
competent secretar y
w /accurate typing. rn
ing & telephone skills.
Perfer 8·12 5 da wk but
nex1ble. Call Melinda.
(714) 640· 5430
SEC IET A.JlY
Exp 'd for new bank
Salary open. Call
Yvonne 67H600
SECRETARY
Rapidly expanding Ca
registered corporation
involved in the off shore
oil industry is seeking an
b.c.Stc'111
To assume responsibih· ty for its smooth rW1Ding
home oHice. Assist
President ln busy daily
schedule & marketing
efforts. Operating Telex
& lite bkkpg part of
many diversiCied
responsibilities. Sue
cess!ul candidate will be
responsible. possess xlnt
command or the English
language, outstanding
administrative typing &
shorthand skills, figure
apptitude. Foreign
languace preferred. We
orrer a most congeni~l
atmosphere, advance·
ment potential. g~d
benefits. Remuner•tion
accor<llng to s.kUts l ex·
perlence. Send. mume
to: Simco International
Eneray. INC . 180
Newport Center Dr.
Suite 1180 Newport
Beach CA mo EOE.
M/F
SECRETARY Exp'd. ~·
ly. MUil be organlttd. accura~. " eQJoy wort
Ina w/people. lfvy. ~P. ina. Apply at : Ktnyon,
2734 S. Suun. S.A.
Wf·lttl
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I nte. UOOll lYJMc llsUll worh aood suo. Newpon Beach area 541-1513
m.ma. UPRIGHT FREEZER ~ *SUITE• :;~ 1n cu n szoo.
W•l I •Y Dtluxe GE Waaber & C• !lee Dryer <Gold> Uaed
C mo . sos ( 714 l IVICll HESTONI m:::· Wk ends m4>
' IAllHiltU 17c/frefri& Topfn:r Nr
Sl)tdalllta In new. M vst sell S300
TemporaryCltnraJ IM8·7312, IM6Mot.L
Penomtl Sean dbl door rdng, dnl 54 00 cond, 1 yr old $.175,
SICllTAIY
Stock brobraae firm in
Faabloo lllud hu im·
med . openln &
Brokeraae exper. pre·
f'd. Hn. 8 IQ 4::.>. Con·
tart: Helen McGlnley
for a ppt. 844-229'Z
Hea vy dut y
waaber /dryor mint
..£!?~~h 673-~
Used 5mall stove &
refrigerator, (¥U
stove). Working eond
el.~1329...:..
AlrCOIMltiwc
Whlrlpool 7500 BTU SI~
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tor SALE (:ZI dclltta to ••••••• .... , ... ,,., .. , ......... , .... , ....... , .... , .... , ... , ...... , ..
ABEL OANCKSQu l1t~r AMP re1ut· GRUNDIOS/WBADJO •UUUC•'·Jl'IOATS
Napoleon July 15th led 15 JBL Spkr Xln.t SATD.J.ITtlOO l/Uao pAuallf'IPlld
ltOJta 541-•it ~l· --Operated._ than one from ... tmo.IDdudiDa c g I L I N o F AN Sho-bud •Ude Owlar for hour AllJ:Pttl com· 1u 1 Cuabtlla Forward rt· 111t. WO. w.DO aReir ~It!! IQ.--.;......., __ _
verat, variable 1i>ffit, @R..m •ttkn -lS" Sony mlor TV, wood SHADS!!
Uaht Incl Wu rm. tallt Clarinet. xlnt. cond. ~.~met, ~~ C'Oftdl. a• PaetfllMtr YaclM, ~oo. 71() Jud Really must aell S1 uuo. _.,_, alffpe 1 tw awtur
LOUNGE Chr ~ Ot o/bofftr.$$5818 ............ ~cla~ku'i.arkO.·
&oman sioo. Tappan dbl fthodea Sla&• 73, 250W I~.,, n 1 J hma of~ lalud.
tltc OVtn 1115. Rubber CllUen Kn&1tt amp, Arp ....................... Z)!lttMPf. Weekdan.
boat, • pua. Stveylor Axe a Y n • c to I er etMrel 9010 CHAIT'm
w 1oar1 & pvmp 1100. 811um10 apuku for ....................... 25• 50• p 8 t
Ttlurope eomm. 11le.Andn9'·33Sl ledltceY.-T... r~wlerv:••rrr:~
Yarloua lmla. trl!JOC;1 & PV Clank w/bullt In Non profit organlullon
Carryln1 CQt S75. 1 lre ~ .. er 8 month• old' od• your boat plane INh. WI f060 E·70·14 w\df' OYll 110 0'080&4).7083 Ube '1 d ' 1142 '1270 · '!.L --rar, etc ra tax e· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_ Yamah1 flute, like new, dur tlon advantau. ISTAllSAU Ku•ti 1iie matltt•1111, '75. $160 213J65H3U lf78 Catdna 17• Good Coora Pool Table Light, ~oocz o----l..arat-S<>lar rool Co\•er Si':WlNG M11rh. ate,,-.o, O A ll 0 A INS 8n r1, 384 J,11 Perl• l.n . l'M s4o Men ·11 N •uti lu s r. w1nt.a to crew on you r cond. Week dan pleaae
Knlt'kll Knal'kK or 1111 + much tt1ure l 8un • ttdlner, baker'• n<'k, Sltel otc. deitk, dr\:11cra, m 1 'm b tira h 1 P 14 0 CONN THt:AT R ICAL aalllna or motor veaul eall
kinds Allkmd!or tool~ IO !,tll927 1'icadllcy,1111 wet1ull,&murhmort1 huhld & olr Item~. *17~ · · OllGAN.ronvexped1ls. Wiii ahr expenau 7~·4175orfl5·08Z7
& tool buxt~ 1 11lrohol L11wn sw1n11 l.W. work Sat D 011ly ~~. lll'l 1lr11n Ch.,11p f'ri /Slt/Sun Mi appralnd new 11.000. 642·659l evn. Catalina 30 dleael .... h ...... lldl I d)''\')'nll Terr Cr c nr 0 s-•-, • (' (.; h I'm I 8 I r )' Seldom Wlfd 645-5299 1o~ M.. r 11 110 • 1 b • slo\'t', itas barb1•qu10, ~·n1• ...... 11 n11 «>or 0 •·Wll 1 •r111e ....... Sun unly gluicware lot.a ~o .. 1.:lc •c•/ re r • 1en, as
lown mowe1 Rt<al cab1.net11 S!IOriu·h Lote 111n1t"" 'IC>fti 11~ l'M In alley 20Zll Stalnec.I 1111 .. outfit OfffceFwllllhn& S."lct fOJO ulh. etr. $33,500.
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loo numt'n>U.' lo m1•n r11t't' CM An: SWAP MEET " •'am Gars.~ F'rt Sul 6' C'OUl'h VII /m11tchm11 rhr, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yacht refln Supertlruc· Rae Ina SA BOT mint
t•on Sat ~1 9 4 t'u~h liara.:r u le uppba111'l'~. IUYHS only 82111 Prnnlnl(ton brown vtnyl ~ Gr~n SEC DESK & t•hr, 2 h11u1I turu , non 1klddln11 cond! 2 aaila, new mut.
SICUTAIY IXIC.
Peraonnel /Advertl11ng Dept. bu opening per
expansion Npt Bch
(inancl1l lttVlctS firm
Gd. typina. 1hrthd., exp
req'd. Noo-smkr. Call
640-0W btwn. 9 l 2.
221Jo:19lhStN.'et 0 1 furn anll mt~~ ~u11 On In Dr JIU Manv bar"•ln11 ' I I lb t I u files, misc oh' toqu1p shear ' boot atrlpea b1n1n1 boom ' raclna , ....... \' 1 llUICl' Antlqu.. ptrlt II ' v ny v ra ma ou.naer PP $300 1111 17141 Burtin• • pol11hln.11 rl1. bull r•t'1ni1hed, -MOV INCi. '!('(' Ulflll' u I) I Ill ~ oNI-111 I(' lot salt. wholeuk< lo the• Too!Ji. books, ~Wit' hold P> Shirlt'.)'548 4324 :n R r " • ...
Garrers & Suttlrr dbl line 2070 Thurm. t' \I \11u11SJC 1•ublir Tabin 160 &ood1 &rluthm11 POOL TABLt: f<~aul• 8 ~15 es 840.5»2 ~~rer.f1~30lt
VII a II oven w rot IU neitt to Uath l'1lol p11rk 4 m..o l1ll1ree's 1111 C.:halr ll'lll JUI)' Ill & HI, II J furn ' tlon slit. ~lair lop 5400. oms ...... w..-New tr ,,.lnted "Fii p-
5S6·2312
reat cood 846-ll74 inglol \\\X)00RIDGF IR\'INF IU Tu l'llrlS S~t dothe1. phtnlA, nu·k~. 55202.'l3 ZI StrrlrltM' ~XfiO lrke lqW,..., 9030 per '. 095 Daya
Refr1g S22S Wshr & dryr E\' F:R YTH "'; liu1·' ~ \T 7 z, DAM 1•11111 War<lrolirti MS C11rvrd ru11s. mu<·h mort' Nurnr 21 .. M•Knuox c·onsoll', new deaks S7411 new. sell ••••••••••••••••••••••• 760-1'32; oe11wknd1 $125 ea D1sh111 Uht'r Man} anllqUl-.. \lrrro 1'11t11(, rcail TI1I, f'uri1 pump oraan Uookcuea, your ~rire 2GO Prin re mole control 1300 for $:!& Call now. Mon Used 35hp Joh.Non 0 /8. rtJ-3475
00.646'511411_ -rurn. bu~ll\1!~) phnn1• Sol.ibed. Motnrc·Hlr~ dre•urrs. kitrh<·n t't'ton l r,(.'M Antq phonoar•vh rr frr 8 J05 lJ75161DI 11'77 electr start l6SO HIGHLAMDllTll.I
Refrigerator. G E 17 ru ~~~lt'm' olfa't.' equ111. 1111 w y a I r I. 11 v 11 • 1·0 h1net,, 1Hnall nrr HUG Jo: G11ra11c Sall• l'Ord chest r.o Bnth •·~ 1.1 k e n 1• w Ao u 1 c· k MU, 1133-82A9 131·3147 •l!!!!•!!!!l!••••!!!j fl White. very good Junk 579 l\11()111t•ll l'l.ltl' Wuodhollo111, t>.akclulP 7 l1t1blr11. brnrhea. 111 Sat Sun AlltlQUt',, ICJl41 n•ll C'Ond 536 21:i:i M 1 m eog r11 ph a ~32 Trailer for l)' boat. 2 ax 3ll'Cl CSloo ~:..4!3-8163 CM 6'16 6iCl! t;lo1wood 5.\1 Mil kinda or small 1trm~ 3 Nau11u l.11nr fn'NT il<'h Rerrill rr~r. Sf-Hrt 1~ ~ 1191 2107, "94 2356
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C 0 PP E RT ON B lll'G!:: <~Aft.\ta: SAi.io: MOVING SAU: iNI> d•)~only f'rl,Sat,Sun. Rell1blr '118 l'onllJI' cu rtS'>O Wtng rhaltS40 AUOh'kStcnr1I M1t<·htn' IP""..,. TransParNBfH.5.0222 SICUlrTY
Part tlme opening, 20-:.l
hrs ., for exper 'd
plainclothes secunty ol
fie er. Excell ro
benefits. Apply 1n
person:
J.C.PelieEY
24 fashion Island
EOE M/F
SEC'Y /OfC MGI
National Magazine re
gional advertising of·
rice. Organized rom· mun1cation skills, I blk
from Newport Harbor.
Br1d Jones (714)631 0491
S.c'y..-Sp 1~ pt
P ff. Coeta Mesa area
Judai c bkgd nee
968-36.52
Refrigerator Sl75, Old TODAY ~t~ \rnlllJ.,, ll,L\\·tNJ>lRtror. 231dSt TI05 1:.lP~1 1 130 ,,. l..rmans.kl1111bt'll,rrih llfi811272 •~HI! S69~ 891 2107 , ~I outuuardmotorl22.5
19110
Wi nda"rf•r . Freeier S75 both work Nt'"'"''rt lltt.irh 7!19 110.'1 ult r11 ,,n IQUCs. "' rrH!H' rum ~llJ47 10 4 8.,. .... ~.. A1111 .. ..
r 17th SI., c.: M b(•hmd fo'1brr~l 1ua ramprr .... .....,., C•l\191n Marclnal ult, Xlnl ~lls.57·1122 ~·1ourt'Hrn~ltu 1 ~. MonS.111t5l'M ML • C C1io1rru, mrn '11 11011 s11 L·1 f M l'i k .,..,, "' d ,,.,. .. ..,...,.,.. .. 1 .. e s al']>eta 1 • ., • or tn1 1· A~ Coi-.ukr . ~~ ..... ...,.,._... llcyclt1 1020 llunh.'r wht>e IJ11la1 't'r 0 IAN1' CONllU t..'OM l' ub11. lleruwll bn•a1hm11 ll p X Int i•o nd s:.!2!1 all ktnds or arcessorrt·~ loots, Power 9040 13 rt aallboat (Kile) and ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10 Ylt rnlll'1110 \'W MllNITY SJ\I ... : ~1 lo ~~ urut,1•tr !'.:.itm1 ~81500 GGIJOal
SC HWI NN C'ru1bl'r p irt 1\~hl kill'lwn 5:100 c'reot hu~b l(tilorl'' MOVIN G Sale. Hefri11. w h 0 l • Ca llan.)'!ime~·8311 ••••••••••••••••••••••• trlr. Xlnt cond. 1850 blaek. xlnt co.nd ti~• : ?<Id 41:,1 Stn:tt ~4 1-:'1111'" t:M I nr f ;m purno. rum, plunt..,, t'al'h., l)u11 h"'' ~Yr· .• 1~c·n~. l'r i''rrnrh l'rov1nrn11 I R M S e I e i· I r • <.' F.1t riahlng boat w/moor 754_:_6502 ~-----.,l""~_a•29 i 1. ·~ . ••rnun•l•J ~nl u ., & mo~c , everylhln11 Ill es. u iy ll oy~. t'1res1de Chni SJ001N1 Typewriter, dnl 1·0111.1 ~3,,,l 1096Uay. s W~l. f'Ve1 UDO t~w ~""-"" l"uni, hntom, hou .. ~t'":ifl' a • • ,,, or., 1!04.'ll Sut/Swi July Ill. Silvtr, ('11ltt't'l1blt•it , (ii': FriRe ~. f"ndaare nTS 0 .,0 ,,.., ..... 0 u ~
Men's 10speed llw<lle~ & mun• S.11 on J FA MILY If!\ llA 0 ~: 19 602 9th SI '11 n M lar Sol 15lMZ Nol Washer ~. il<)t>vc•r In """ 0 ,,._......., evl'li , Seully, ,79 20. Cudy Xlnl cond. . 675-64.51
Gd.Cood S7S Iv . 9:; 2317 Stiuta An.i Sl\U: 5:165797 lrn11h11m Lunt', II II rtuMlruil Vae #1113 SLS-0 Grstetner ~silk lH'rrt Ca bin, depth & fish Evts ------
5-18-(Xl()J A'e CM F111Jo) S~l II~ . l'ou<•h exercL'W h1k1• ~·w llolH11 •<iold1•nw1·~1 I~ 1876 printer r>oes lypwrtr f111der. m11ine CB. live 17' Venlu~. outboard.
MEN'S 10 spd Team GA HA<.a: SA LE t'\t'r Ant •II ui:~ · 1 "'111 rn ~ · mlll'htne ll'e 11kotts ell' \. 1e~~w11r1• ho11 k ~. MOV INO SALE WaHhcr ~tenrils, lype~I & 11 W ba il hookup, duel bat lrlr. all acceuorlea,
RALEIGH bccyt•le Pl ~1hmi: 1(11("1, furn , 'I'\', ruoh. · IO) b, ll•>llt & 1824 Kmglel Cl (' M ly111•writrr. ohl 1111!111111 & dryer, 175 ea , upnl(hl photos~ S45-<163l teries. tandem trailer, ~100/b&t cir. ~114112
8S70343 ping wn1t lJhlt', l11k1•\, ~,1,fior,-'111r1n .. 11"1 1,1 Garaue Sale All mu~t maC'h1nt'. lwn rn,111rt·~~ frt'ezc-r. SlZI. Twn&,ni<I Orhrke ru.m Se<'retanal xlnl cond . 60/hrs on 3:1' Ericson 11 uils, bar·
BMX lot or toot,, 'l•lll I "' '• " ~, fbo I [) s1•l, 4 boy" ht.kt'\, .intt1 Willer f>to<h, '175 & 1175 des t 3 more Charrs & 260hp Mere CruiJer 10 n ent winches, 139,500. Likcnewrondiuon equ1p ,&n1Jfl\t'Xl'1tm~· (inr:i.:c ,.111e 2 ramil,, i:.o' Sur arr . ryl'f. Bentwood youth l'hr Set' lo "llJlrN' !lf\43309 s1decha11'!ltom1LC'h.frl Wkdays l7 1•>8S11~. $28,000 financing at ~1 .... "'.,..,. """" m~~1 1t1·m' fri ~Jt 111 Sal onl} Juh 1111401 S;in 1 hr6• Clothmg, m~ny anlq p1rtur(' .. & 111u1·h oart 7pu '"II l'abmelh & l'Opym11 n 1 t es , w II ends 11'''7.-. u7-.7 '.! ~ 0
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64~848Sbetween 6-lj»m ~lo1r l.lm111nl! i:ear I Juh 18 19. 11 6 17W!l 104PM Whtn you rh•iin vlllH Rola ('ydc. 9 mill's $75 P.+t 1017 lnflauble 16HP Suzuki S&M
Boys 20" Moto CroM $J0 I llre~ ..:ulr duh!. huol<'. SpJrklrl~rr\. rount.lln <:arajtc Sok• 9 3 Sltn l!ll• ( I 0 s l' l l h I JI k fl r Sperti Sun l~mp &r ~l.ind ••••••••••••••••••••••• many xtras, lsl St750 Laser bite MW, all el·
Ladies 26 .. Cnu~er S20 t u~., llll"f \II dJ~ \ ullC) c<.it'mrn \rta• & m 01 h misr 1111 t 'lli\Rl.H;·s ('l.Osfo· I f15 H&O 19 l'kin motor Hul(e wroUJ(hl 1n111 1·age 661 34791'831·2'»2 tru, tn cl dolly, S900
SdERVICEE ~dlJonDallen& Man• .. urra\ .. uaJa""" I S d I s u n ;> 5 x 31 1;.ir:i~t' ';.1le 'ial Jul) Ill Nan l\~U~ l'orona df'I Wr lllkt• dothc<I on nin r.1<.>r ld"'ll mo,.,rr fill w lam l' itr a} ma le 28 . Sk apJack. Vol vos 675·8790/f7~ ant xp ay I ' ~,.. u -· .. , t t I \I ()ff l I s n ..... I I·' ('orkalll'I 1nr l rrt'e h r II -· 1 ~3214 n esmin;er ~ tOnl' 111~ on)• <'H•r Mar ".:nml'nl 2052 ~"'"' .11wy,.rru,.o ... ,11t\lut' l'araket•I S1Z> 6469411 250 rs . u 1nslru CALZ5.Sttl.oapprttiate, eYes. full & pil1me Ap-Del \1 ar I \ thml( Kot" 9311 Tahll1 Ulvd l'M 6:11 :m3 PrnJrrtor. new b,ull1 $4~ ment . sWJm sip . can· S 1p
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person. Excell wor .. mg -'""J ..._.... ""'• 'h u " i> r 1 te'. n r " i:u 1730 Sant.1 Ana, c-or har1:a1114' & qu..ht) Hll \pprox !13 "'Dd." of Rllhl .vc, L,oaded eqwpml. Sl .S.SO jackets. dock fenders, coodilion.s. UPS&truck ••••••••••••••••••••••• bathroom vamt\ ,1., A: nt'r C.ibnllo C\1 Satur G1g;inlrl' E:~lale Sale mu51 l(O 522 \l\ll! n)'lon 'lhait Prart1eallyl :1 Columbian Red Tari FIRM .2l~J!!43 ball. Unes, elc Classic
exper. a plus. Ph. Gary, REDWOOD 2 X 6'S sho"er dour. rumtlun· da} 11 4 furn . antiques. c•olle1• <:rande, Blufb, N H nt>w. l·hangrnl( rternr Roa . w lank & heater
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8:30·11AM, 114.979.4944 2' lo 20' long fre~h tools, bike:.. '~>tht•' & • t1bles and many <'lotheb Woortbridge Irv mt' S.1t $2 50 yd 67:10771 flOO bsl ofr S49 1547 '78 Twin \:o OMC. Eler J8SOO. 640-8161
&213-753-3T76 Mon·Fn trur k load arr11•1n11 mtsc· 6712 l'al111· l'ir S\l ONLY lxfi ulil trlr, Sat R3, 3)3 Knmc SI torr 7 18, !MM, plllR ponl(. l>et-Fi Sea rolNo, l<c(·lt., AKC'GF:RMAN bait tank, el..,. wmrh. 8 Ft. Montgomery. Fully Weeki" ""\'e at 5c.. rt II l I fl h refng, dtni•llt• ,N, plat 16th & Santa Ana) r .... I I' Ta kl" ., S31l SHL'PHERD "" Shipping ~iving clerk , "" .r un in..: nn •·•11• nr rorrn rol'ker llc•'k'. pool lhl, furn , ~o a ,,.•1 . of'~. <' ' • • "' VHf.CB. Of. Compass. eqptd. Incl oa.n1 Llll:e Progressivemedicalde PP rall Jim 646 9885 Slater & t :Ctw:111b Sal hoo:.t>holdlll'rn!t l'ASll lllo C'k g ara~e sale molorr)1'I"'· w !'>111911.12 ~ )r old iientle female full rove r . trl r new . saoo o r of·
vice mfg. CaU Mon·F'n al!tl1me 1 7 Ill onl~ 1110 4 11162 Hou VL,lu Cr. ~lto"i Ila rbor View Homes. Ya le loop Wood hollow, J<thn Wayrw Tcnn1~ ('luh needs honw where she 12131280 1163 days. 12131 r "'e""r"".s.6-'-"-·3879""""=------
9-4. s.40·62al Cots 8035 Our Junk vour lmi~ur" Verd .. , C\1 ~ Jt,i t Pon Taitgurt Pl N B Oakdale, •7 ~:trnwooll rt·~ ulo r f..1m1I)' m1•m will NOT be left alone. 796·6969 E~ W~f!.dS Sabol, Schock Sl75; 13' f .
STORE Mgr. for a new •••••••••••••••••••••••!' Garage !>alt' Jul) IH & Fum1tun· & m1w tl1·111~ Sat Jul}' 18lhL9-3pm ' 551 5511 • h ,. r ~ h • P . SI 2 IJ o X.ln't house doii i\lert Sea ray 1980 25' Sun G sail/power dinghy
vidto store in C M Must P U R R Jo' E l' T L Y l!I 16:160 Hrmlo<·k Foun Sat Sun 9 J, ., 1 5372 Muv1ng Sale-plumb1ni: R u ll s N" \ ·' h o . 1115 J 197 97:17 th .,~. watchdog Pcrfel'I for dancer w/landem lrlr. hull $7S, 16' Hydruail f .
have uper in video B E A U T I f l' !. . tarn \'II.~ Sierra RoJ.i , Turtlrrm•k r 1 x tu res, fa u cc t !>, Pak1slan1 Murruran. (415Jl!56 22fflt'ves rl"tired perwns 631 1292 slpi. 4. lull galley, crpt'd, G 1 I.Ike Laur>. never
equipment sales. Excell PURE BR ED. I. IL \l' !\mg o· Lawn rmnl 1hro'4 In med•l'me rab111ets. towel desk, lamJ.'I, chairs lo' Sti'rhng Grand fiamqur I fH, HM f.St.: PYTHON v~ r)' sharp S22 5K used w II rlr. value , salary & oppl)' Call POINT SlAMF-5E KIT lawn mo,.er $100 r. E bars, arces lloll.\ehold eseal. mower .• rnt1q_~.. 6 stltinjl\, Sl50 "" J•, ft S40 bst 12131596.9502 12.700.onJy ll7S
Lynn at DGM. 642-1944 TENS Tra111ed, i.hots o 1 i. h w ai.her. "0 r k, Two Fmni~ Sale items. lrnens, h.1de a stov(', rk 11> $100 Sal I G 0 r h 11 m , •· r, n c h fW6.5964 1960 jo· J EFFRI F.S FB, 675·1134, 644-8600
or 760-9ll3 for personal Phone Mai, at 640-6550 good S50 Sl>.t.45 Furn mb bunk bed. bed, antiques. lO)s. only Corner Z2 lrvtnt' Sl'roll 6 'filing, 11 PIED & 1 ALBl~O Sf . lwm Chrysler 225• 16'ft calamaran Wooden
mterv1ew. Mon ~ri . 8 5 or Ill GE G·\ll\CiE S\1.£ nite stand. nxker. lO)!>, l>ook s. ru~ & cars 7U Avr,.PrevuFri 64&l929 $95 ea Al~o 41 pt Cockatiel both hand lOOhrs . fresh wtr rool hull wttrlr &sills l600
'rl-...ol.Jsltfitq _i9J..981!_6"ttkeMb Sat onh 1131 Prl.">H11u mower, lots more Goldenrod . Cd M Garage Sale Sat 7 18 1 Dramond ring, $250 tamed w lge 111roughl $18.000 or but ofr Needs some work ·~al-? D09s 8040 l~'1 $401i21!185pm Sat Sun 9 4 .it 1!115 7600041 Sal.Qnl.} LO~mn. /~12~ ~lan~t'~ 6*-82ZJ ironra..&e~~i 1122 Sewporl $hp .a vail 64.5·56345S4-84
ugh ~ r1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Teresita Lane, N,pt Heh Garage sale Sat & Sun 8 ~a l(nol 1 a Bao n tn I: I Newpon ~arh Tennis LHASAASPSO 673 6221 - -ltlO lrictoe 'JS ~:S e:erc~ s~!:e~ K EESHO:O.'D Pups .\J\C '' \RAGE s \LE plant~ \pl sale. frig. 'I love lo 4 •I Oaybre.lk. Irvine Walnut Stereo Cab S.S Club membenlup full 5d mont~ Shout ,u~. C~o j A c lassie' Bea uurully Ost, wheel-owner carry! Dftab · tunn Champs1re ~1 f Pet& galore & mut·h more' l'Jrl>'I mlltc· !>ml items rWoodbrrdgtl Anll· Twin K mg "altrhtd mt'm~nhlp lll50offer ate .na e ""' resl.ored Century 18 fl TrampacNB 1
ng IS ~w ha dg s h o "" P \ l Pt \ 335 Nass<iu Rd CM Sal 'at Sun 9 S 16.\ Mes;i ques. umbrella stand. I w blr SIOO ~ b1u.ir 644 ~ P~rs $175 646-jl944 _ Inboard C1rra l960 By (
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Wash Ferraris. Rolls .. KC ,1 Sl75 f S200 Rrg membership liOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• for sll:11ng or hshmg 11 • "-· Royces. Mercedes and " . .. . ml'I trans Ca! Call e\t's 1 Nf!w lr11ler Radio ( se 964-5032 Porscbes wtule you soak S3I 34.119'7I 3609 673 G-174 STEIN WA\' Md I S CH VHfl Cover $13,000
up the Ne........., Beach F'ree lo good home f . .....11 Walnut Bab} Grand 8S I 1221 Day 642-0485 32' CLASSIC 11 design) _,_ • Ceil.Ing ll1 C..:asa .... a c 1 + · Bit in uuo. bettar Ev-Ketch w /42' Newport sun r uu or part ume female Dobennan r d I ., ..._ ... ~~
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Joni 631·U>4 Corker P~pp1es. 8 Wl'l'k~. me to y OU 8045 Fun.ih.tr-e 8050 Fwnitur. 8050 Hous.hold Good5 8065 Was S239. I ake SIOO fan1Shed. unmac & very II w ha I e boa l D le s e I SAIOf
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TIHSUIGHY 67J.Sl5<1 1 Fl<F:.EKl11't;"'~ Dun< Jn l'IMt' tabll• & Bdrm furn Sl•t mt'I ht•c 52" rounddmst"l tlO Tull JOHN Wa•ne Fam ii) & Piano Center CdM AS00~_?-7~ Mt-2185 Foremen wanted, mm I , r ... ,,. c h·,itr~. (,'{l··c-ricl 51200 without matt ress. tbllampS25 \'n)l)1111\cl , 644-8930 10 y r s e1tp Also Miniature poodle lcham f 1rst'hl1.So sn.ib 673781i9 " dresser. nightstand. l'hrs.15 Misc &l2 ~ Tennis membtrsh1p '•lml!l!!!!l!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ '72DIES8. STAR 115221 Bristol,
groundsmen. Serious on pagne l pure bl't'd free 556-2312 t·he~l or drawers. stand llOll tnl'ls transrer fee 1· JO' TRAWL.El Glau /Wood, Contemp
I Y Great op pt Y to&...oodhome760 I~ Golden Hhr \'2 )r m.ilr Holl J wa) bed, :fl", hk1• •n~ mirror & desk lry 1070 644 1549 l••sr-E•IN•w-A•Y•6•'G-R• .. -..,D• Willard Vega Searrher rigglna. alumn spars. ' Brothers Constructors. Wire Haired Fo.11 Trr Friend!:: lo1able. mu'l Ol'\4 , $70 Sc-I of 3 hlJl'k w cha1! p.50. 754 1_911 _ ....................... Sora & l'ha1r 1100 Stereo ns• Model. Xlnt Cond. Fuel lrlrpsoomlZ15
l660SanlaAna Av1C M r1ers, AKC, 12 1111(, have )ard, prl'f kids ~ .. 111 rouJ(ht mm swivel Priceless hand t•arved 8I Cl marqul!> wedding S200 15"rolorTV Sl50 4 Compl.reblt&refm consumption l\.'agal. per i9 Hobie Cat 16 wttrlr, r I s 1 4 5 675 7182 bar stool!. S20 !'a sel S200U or best orrcr wall posters $15 ea rv'USll4Sf.500P1AeaN. ~ hr. $30,000. Bus 1714) eat feYer sails, xlnl UPHOLSTERER Work e m a e · · · Wrouaht iron hanl(m~ parquet d111 rm tble 6 Paul. 96J.~I v"" ..,..., d
m air conditioned com l714)~1~ 3 \dorable Ktll<•n' 2 " ch r s SH SllOO ~ 645·1494 8600HanllllonAv.HB 644 ·8440 , home con . w/xtras. $3500 fort. Mwil be able ID cut BOSTON Terrier Pup~ bi!111e & l gray lnmp.,JlO 54Q.0021 644·4555 Beaut lgesmokc) quartz Cribs, Port11 r nb, H1 536-8775 (714)64.4·1l94 r OBO. Contact John S I Kc """-" II I 67'• c.c• I II <Topaz I fa<.'t'ted ~tones h 1 I ft" Old ·79 ., •. Vlk S"" R d 213/924-33)1 & sew. a ary open. A 5 wks _,,,:i ma e~ .,,,..,., \1 l'ST Sf:t.L Shern Sohr! Maple Bedroom Set About 22 rardls ea Onl} c air. cy Kase .. oN 1ng r . 1 ar, -==-<=c.===------
&42·3713 '11~2·6410 _ 11 wk beautifulkillt•n, 1 Sofas.'>00,dllletlt·~etl>S. SJOO ilOJ>l'rslon~'&4G-ll688 Chma c_loset64&~--Turn or the Century Twin Cats Diesels, SUNASH-SIOO
WELDER Exp. with PITBUU.Pt;PP1t:s greL t orJnl(l' tiJb)I Sl't:rt'tary SSO, antq 61J.7!!TI __ NEW Black & Decker, English.upright piano, Brist.ol,PP DIS.8651. Xlntcond 527.72:50 I I I t l "lldl" "WIJIO Diamond solitaire "• crt 51 " El ct -33' bo t nd Mk alum. a must. Sailboat Purebred JiO Morr 1:. Tr a 1n1· c x rm se r" "'' ,. Barzilay Walnut wall \In , e nc saw _, j400 OBOS48-<ll03 a a moonng. t4 ft Hobie. 2 ut.s or
mut bkgmd dtsirablt" 960-4U9 9601290 mach 642-7315, it. $1500 S2400al Vi.Jung ~=)<~fir'::~~~; 646J7l2 gd rharterboat. S:!S.000 sail.s. Whiteboat. Yellow
Apply al: Kenyon, 2734 M1n1t urt Schnautl'r fw11~ 8050 Antique F'\ne f\im1ture fumtture.,P~846-8964 or_642.J6i6 Lawnmower "Trim 9'1J.06S9 tram poline • sail
S. Su.san,S.A 546-J.!Ol Local Cha mpion line!> ....................... Maho.: D R ~et lkhrs, frost Cree refng, 1.Jke new 1 d mer'', self prop f ront i 8 34' Ost Sed. Tr1wler, 846-1918
Outstandrnl( Male 11 UY r h1na b rah. buff' A Very speria r~I e thro111 Xlnl l'ond S18S. lo1ded . mint. P P C...-.O=....:R=o""N'-A-D-0-2-7-1.n_b_d-.
wits S p s:ioo 080 * * I B * * fr amer IO\t' ~al~ Fr ~l h2 steCoreoshS20& ,ea sign gold & fresh v.·at,er 844 8277 (714 )675·0092 N B sip h1gned mast, spinn, Mete.._... Good used f'um1lurt' & earl\ amer \lrtortan ,,,a c mg ur O\' pearl bracelet Call or PLAYHOUSE Cusl, av11l . VHF, Npt slip, .,~ c.JVl ....................... 768-6203,9753001 Appl.lances OR I will ~I'll c h r s tbli. 552 9633 eseat 4 barstools SIOea appl lo mspt'ct IW4 0323 wood.A frame. balrony~ .... _,.,
....... 1005 Miniature Schnauzer 7 orSELL forYou 494 o~• Metal ofc desk, beer evei. '7l l0~. Wllll-dY ... -"6'2=--694~1=-------
L Id M I "°" "' «1i...a Lamps 4 swan•'. ro""' ladd. can T ............ ••••••••••••••••••••••• w .. s o a e M ... STEaS .. UCTI,..._. " asses ~ . . Qu I t 'Am rut tur .. ,... ,.. ...... r . M I I ' t 2 Must Sell· One Walnut ___ D/_~4937 ~ g\ ~ "'" Eler tri c Po'4ered 2 foldmo r hrs.ot.herm&Sr a 1 > cus.., d11assemble Sl4 0FJ >JI 6 .. 6 •686 83"962• "' qse 18' strand nerklare 556 6....., Perk.in.s Diesel Reduced 4 sails, trailer, $0 dining rm set w /4 ch rs PUP PIES AKC Golden ~ ~ , ~ ~ passenger cart S:-..00 ofr 646·4382 ~J!fil!ed pxi 842 2469 ""'" for qukk s• 646-3ll
7 1300, One Brrtis h Rl'tvr Mix Avail Jul} llUYFURHrTURE Calll\460435 NEYBUSl:O: 2Allisononespk,.,worth BaysldeM1rineS.les
Kitchenette ~9396 25th $40 Call S R II d k t k b r ROL EX Submariner Z90 ea Must sell pr 829Harbor1Jland Dr. 16 fl. Hobie. wttrlr. 2 FOR SALE-1930 's 639~•" ue Le~-957·8133 roowt~pood(.'Slll~Alt•.imarbel Bun ks S200. Qn bdrm slamlesssleel.llkene111•. l6000BOCaUorlvmsg 67~9570 set.so(sail<l.SISOO . .,..,.,a,!.l.R_m 2()$0FAS.new.Pea. ..... ~O. d111ette llO. sofa & flawless $725 080 ,. WJS.0'44
kitchenware. Rare Hall µ;--yr old S ILVER 15Lo\•eseats,S75ea wrilmg surfne SlOOO. loveseat S300. Mat 1.52·7919 ~4840_t.x_!l93 18Southcoasl,goodcond. •~~Slpt/
and fiesta. Over 300 GREAT Dane likes _9§7-57l_!o!~4J80 Prired w ttll last Z75, tress/box spnngs twin GYM SET with weights NEWPORT·AITISAM goodentg,S13X). ~~ .... pieces. Buy one or all chil dren. h.selrained SIOO 645 ~3 $75, full 115, queen $125 Mocltilttry 8071 and allach.ments 180. 673-71.56 --. 9070
840-4068. 548·6175 HIS and her black Palt'nl 6 Thomasville: C'ounlr)' and ••••••••••••• •••••••• 642·3214 CUSTOM •••••••u••••n••H•••• Exd le II r swivel rockers Si350 pr Binks 26 Spra) Gun ORGAN SALE 18 ' 6" South Coast NEWPORT Slip availa· u rmustse qua1. Lhasa Apso, darling. 60x!)sx l"beveledglass E n glish Chairs. MORE! __ 770.0901 Rebuilt, new rup ~) •BALLOONS Only2latemodels left. Runabout/Inboard bay ble.Upto:.l'. ~cl~~1~!~eJ~i~~~~: wh Ile . ma le. AK C. rree table ~~·4832 fruit wood ftnl!lh 1750 Near new 611 velvet sofa Bu.rgess AJrleS!. GWl $'.JO Unique Party Gitt Superb tone, beautiful boat. $3,900. Udo Yacht • 117MZ21
French walnut Louis ~.00675-TIJS ;~een bed SlOO Hdb"'i-d ~·~,~~uv~~;1:~~~~~ ~~lev~~~=~·!8;~ ~2 --Ord~~~~~e<!Loc:S~~6445 walnutcon.wlesandtonc CB~~g.C7l4~5-<Xnsoodli IMb,Speedl XIV mirror , country AKC Collie ~UJlll, while 125 Bed access S100. So( h d 11 1 6 h . ll . 10" RADIAL ARM Saw B IJ Of N rt cabinets. Ideal for home a tn rwser. g ve· Ski tOIO
French oak baking tble, factor. 3 ln s. 1 sable Lafayette stereo SSO. d a, c air, en tu 1 e, eaves, c aJ:, dlger~e great rond With extras _J oons_ .!""l!Q.i orehurch. aFboard. L26o~adt~d 1
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chlnac1b.,andd1ybed, 851·9697. _ Hoovervac.elnrn> 2 ressu, a rea ru11 . chest 371 00 an· S27 5 /0BO 645·0703 BAR KEG COO LER HALFPllCE.$7500 ranee. 1ue .lS'SKIBOATwlthnew
slalned(lw,Extrafan. FtfftoYoei 1045 sm Oak drsrs S20 ea. 2 l11mps. bookrase etc C M 548·0085 R()(lty wtFounlain. hke new For specs ptts.51·1~ SM,OOO.m.2890 trallerllOO. cxaink.-.2197 ....................... Lamps $15 ea Mahog. '11150 644 I096 Binette set Rattan xlnc ---liOO/OBO 1 ,.._.....ttd
569891 U ...... ~ •• 1. __ .... fDl.hodany Free multi·co.lored kit· drsr & desk w ibench White French provlnt1al rond. 48" 4 chairs S395 Mhc·••••oe 1010 ~l 7600 j • G rotr1'an St•1'nweo 1 9 7 9 p .. n n y I n
,.__ llUllU • Sl25. ea Cast iron too bdrm set, canopy/ trun 644-1974 • •••••••••••••••••••••• ---" " "' 1950'• TV Cabinet. tens, liger·atnped irrey, b t Sl5o" di bed ~k dreuer pwffitdn.w.~ SCDIU IEJS Grand 200 rm walnut s portrlaher dleul -.1,11 ...... Needs refinishin&. SlOO white. orange & blaek urning s ove · e · · Ouung RmSettbl6 chrs, ..... ~ RMn. 5 up er b c 0 n d $154/mo; 24' Suny •o•••••••••••••••••u• 080142-M CalJ 548-6219aft 4pm_. -631-1087 wtshelves, ntghl!tand 3 lea hs S350, Din· W.._.Sertke ANSWEIS I 714/494·7169 Sd S1.»no ~· kl
Oi.ooette ~with lear, 4 ~~7·8281 1na1Game tbl w/4 arm Allyouwant.S250wkly -ncer : • P" AJrcrwft tllO S Drawer antique mana ,,....._...H.tclt ~ 1 " h' S 1 bo 1 d 11 1 ~-Goock 1094 jack cc SllOmo; Shp ...................... . dreuer. $250 080 . chain$250 SMART Q\laUty W1nut chn1$400.2matc m1oc· amee tte e v AAdJ~nt -l~\11 :r;:;.";! ............... rentsincludedl .. equlty Eaa le vltral i&bt
964-3291. Dining table & 4 chrs. cas ch rs goJd velvet fttt. Dis tch 731·2727 ,.... ..... S & P I' Chi f dn P•Ym't ct. 7»8820eY alrpl1ne1 IUllha. m4)
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S5·Sl0 Pictures S3·SIO ironing board SIO boots, genuine leather Vaponzer S2 Ne~mens SS Bath s ink S5 oil table lamp!> SSS35 60yearsS50.Tv.ov.aste Color T\' SSO Ex nev. SIS Three drawer
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Wrought Iron chandelier shelf S4S Engine for beautlrul SS Men .s hair S4 each Stereo rerord 121. good rondJt1on, pre metal SIO Swag lamp Siii ll uge saddle leather cutter SIO. B1chinko SI O Ne"' Am Fm S2S &«-ms
SIO. Two candle holders celling fan S2S. Child's boats. leather. sise 91, players SIS each Bike 1940 S40 each 895-3800 SS. Eureka vacuum S2S 'ample bag S9 1143 w g a m e S 2 o Go o d stereos S40 Speakers
S12.50 TV SJO. Maple tractor Sl2. Chlld"s bike SS. Kit che n a c . rrame. all ports SIS 1880 Park view Circle 15th i-, Costa Mesa furnace SIO Cut glass m 315 E 16th Strl'et. 3 INCH white roll bar for
c b 1 n de1 i er SI 0 50 SIS Books 2.'ic·S3. Pat· cessories, dishes, spice Rattan ·Kitty" Igloo DATSUN parts Doors. near Whittier and 29\h. 1 betv.een Placentia and set. 6 wine and R water Cos ta Mesa 646 6368 1
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Stero's SSO and SlO, terned tablecloths SJ racks, cups, salt and $1 0 Shutter doors SI wmdows.seal.rearend Costa Mesa 645-4687 Mooro\•ia Streets 1 S20 Large choppini: GIR L"S Sch>A1no Stm _sso __ 968-_27_52 ____ _
S k S . U each Ceramic ducks peppershakers SOcSS each Luggagerack S4 SS·S35 Cat tree SS. :>48 013S 96Saturday c an•ing board $3 DRESSESmel0'3>Sl8 1~a.r:Sm ~sr::~r dra~ S2-S4 each. Two wooden Sheets contour S2. Dou-Pictures $2-SIS Bundle Three sels or shelves. WATERBED mallress and 10_4 Sunday Keystone 8mm Mo\'le gra~. in excellent cond1· each Long dress Cll
drapes SIS. Saturday slated folding doors S4S. ble. straieht sheets Bender board SS. Brown 26in wide by 75'1in taJI SJ2 Dinette table Siil camera. excellent cond· lion~ 968 6732 size 10 S9 each Pink
and Sunday. 2917 Men· each 28inx80ln.9711-5027 SI.SO Bedspreads. iirass carpel Sl O S4S each. Barbecue S5 four indestructable KITCllEN double sink tlon St5 Costume OCEAN Jlg5 SI S2 Six jackel s12 Four pair
doza Dr., Costa Mesa. single $4. Double SS Wo m ens c Io th 1 n g 12 volt battery. almost chairs SIS each T~o v.1th rounter top. raucet Jewelry SOc-~ Blood boat Poleh an<I black new slacks SI• each. Six
9_6pm. D R UM s el , ch 11 d Hard back book$ 75c. SOC·SIS Christmas tree new S20. fits Dodge. large table lamps $14 and garbage dispos11I Pr _es sure k 1 t S 15 penn type reels SIO·SIJ pair slacks s4 each.
Diamond Rock S pieces Paper backs 25c.sor SIO Light bar $4 Ford and olber cars. lOrt bamboo shades on sso. Rityrll' child car· Ra_ilroad _lantern S7. ~Pole belt holder SIO Ma n 's new Lill y
BLENDER and rood pro· S8. T.V. black and white each. Clothes, Levi 846-3176. 16391 Merrier Men Schwinn 10 speed drapery rods SIO Din· r 1 er SS Addi n g Ch1I~ swing seal SI. 19th and Irvine 490 Pulltz.er jacket. 40 re·
cessor 13.5. Color TV S40. Zeni th, wor ks S1 O. jeans size 10.12 Sl .50. Lane, Huntington bike ~. IS Ulch mag Ing room 5 drawer ma chLne $4 5 Clock Tennis ~acke_t and cover c osla Mes 8 Street. gular sso. 673.1202 Chest ~. 4 drawers Typewrller $», 9574744 Ladles dress pants and Beach. wheel& S50 each. Fib h u l ch S 5 0 . T w 1 n radio SIS. Swim fins, ad· S4. Men s ski shoes and Costa Mesa
S50. lOdrawer chest S40. SEWI NG machine, Ken· j 8 Ht 1 1 Dodce. Ford and others. rollaway bed S20 Plate justable S8 Hair dryer rack me 9. SlS. IO·Spm. --------COLD 9fl couch sso. Ceramic pottery IOc·S5. more about l"""' • ..,,. gfl eans, r an 1 s ie GI RL'S Schwinn Stln· 32S West Bay Street, glass mirrors SIO·SIS. Sl2. Memorex casseltes 176 Cecil Place. Costa KENMORE washer and Solid maple desk S50,
Vw ....., ,,..., 11•12 and 5 to 6• 32·30·28 gray, excellent condi· Costa Mesa. 548·5908 Lighted sicn set S25. t2rt 60"·Sl.20 El ectnft kn1·r.. Mesa. 642·5872 °as dry-.. ,. pa1'r G"ld .. ssor·ted pictures ~nd camper jump seat Wardy sur(board, ex-length S2 pair Mens r sso 968-6732 Ht.Int ' ' ' " " ..,., v " • t flU behind drivers ftellent condition •1c. shi rts A . d ton · · . 2 sided oak ladder S40. S4 Gerrard turntable Herculon couch S20. frames SlO S20. 891·8256 ~ .,..., · rrow an lngton Beach. RO UNP dinning room Radio speakers SS SIS 13 Pottery dishes COUCH _D>. qiair SIS. Green upholste red seat) S2S. Oster Ice Electric 10 key tEm· Towncraft 1S1'2xl2 and table S50 Chairs SlO set. Metal corne r Exercise bike sso CLEAN worn sora bed crusher $10. Fabric busy) adding machine 16x3SL $1~ each. Ten· KODAK Pleaser ~12. uch Tall lamp S2S. lOc·SOc Record players . · swivel rocker SIO
lengths SOc·SS. r.:amed 125. Lapidary, needs nis racket with cover SS. Kowa 35mm 125. f1'1rm Black swivel chair $30 bookcase Sl2. Air l'Ofldi SIO·SIS llousewares Makeup mirror $10. Ice Childrens Giraffe chair S40. 4x4 root Pressboard
flctures 13-fJO. Picture tumbler SlO Black Balhroom, over the bed lets. Kine $$0. ~-Sofa al)d chair SIS, ~de~~:ik.ssoh:·!~~~ 2Sc-SI Pots and pans skates S~O Electric SIO . Sears Country ~i~~e~~·;l~nthrareec'"
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Water crock and atand recllner S20. Upholster shelves lite new $5. Big color TV, need work clock S2S Two gold 1ur twin bookcase head 50c·S2 Toys and games Toaster oven S20 3SMM blue/brown king site SS. Coffee tab e SS. Bean
SS Saturday 8-Z. Sunday rocker SU. Coleman Yank, blue denim suit S20 IJln TV needJ work 'm a 11 lab I es S 1 S boards SB and sis. Real 2Sc 7Sc 7J>4 W Ocean· camera and acceuor1es quilt. dust ruffle, sheets, baa chair SI. Bookcase
1·12pm, K0-3451 609 laatern $7.50. Three mans Jacket and panu : SIS 3'1x60in low glass 842.5504 · red leather couch S50. front, Newport Beach ISO. Toys and books cases. pillow shams, ta· SlO Work bench 110. 20th SlJwt. HunUniton tiered lamp from the site 42 and 38 lneh t o p I a b I e S 4 5 -Double bed frame, wood Saturday and Sunday 1 O c S 2 0 H • I f ble cover. curtains $30. _S4_9_·S279 _____ _
Be.adl. Phllllplne, made from w a Is t I 31 Inch I er Candldabra fixture $35. JC PENNY 10.speed de· SJ6. '73 vw back aeal sa. Call after 9am. 548.9065 mower/edger SlO Serv· Kitchen table SIO. Can TOY box SIO un.11· "rib
I Ttrr fbit -. N I 26 bo bllce. 'Hollywood btdframc $3 me cart S20. Polaroid o~ner S2 Bltnder S3 "" ~ ~
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Six lllCh back whltt HAMMOND tltttric or-wheels39lnchewlde$8 Modern foam ottlce swag lampSS.Largeln· cord holder IS Corner and mattress. like new ostaMesa. Veg1 s teamer S2 . Snoopy mobile IS. Two
naQlablde, blue pip!Q( 1an$50.CMdWll.lontoit Childrens toy1 Sl·S3 couch DI CoUeaednk door clothes dry stand l9IT\lUprLnapndOrenac S2~nc:b.642-l306 REFRIGERATOR cop Pachlnko ume SS. r ln1 chllda pool SI.
l20 each. Two maplt ctubt, daulcs '20. Old eac b. Swa& lampa, ~-Cttamlctablelamp $8 6"-ell89 Ave.ask or ete Cardboerd fl~ boll SI Dl Gol hria btidl 1:24 and _SJO. Spaldln1 aolf clubs, beautiful sa each 2:184 su. Hoover polisher $20. STEREO Am/Ftn radio T£NNlS racket, Pttnce ~rtone, works &OOd MO. Bnktts 50c·Sl Place SS •i;tr pa.llJ t. r bas
MettrUJ box 1pnnt1 claulca 920. Five foot Ma.pie Street ( orr F'rant oil llltu s1a, TRUNK SS. Dutch ovefl 8 track la er with 2 Graphite, nev.• ms., sell w!l1t~rg~Pf;,~t;~:.; mats Table cloth'• ball ::;115 'C:v:r~~a~
HO Hd 125• Spanish cotfHtabte Dl.I Cz.1'716 Wlbon> 10..s. Saturday Sch ick d ryer UO S4 Flower pots, clay, 1-um~>'e31'%"19 forS50.6'1J.2A90 yard play e~ulpmen(, lOc·Sl. Gius vase Uc car ual SIS. Coors qllHn lltadboerd SS. only. Costa a(esa. Mlcrowue Deedl work plHtlc tOc·SI. Iron chair ...... · SfERl::Y\ 1 .. ,,, 1 Hantlnt nle foldtn Sc
Twin "*U. cua IS. KJN GSIZE waterbed, S50. W11her SSO. Oaa S4. Tennis ball.I SOC can. l' SPt£D blender, used v rN equ pmenl _,, no rust, CO$t 105., se I uch. Cookbooks Me. Ll&lll Waterfall bar
Plctal'I frama *·'7. frame pO. Gamts 11 THIN ffl rncwtar 2Mbl drytr tao Clock rac1ioa Ootr ball• Uc each 3 tlmtt Sl' Match book ~0 e ~a~1m. Dte~r for 940· 3 ~tory small Nice rlothln& $c-S0c lll hl ll5. Xl~ey M~
Cletllel. 11• te SSIOc·1'. e1cb Boob lk ·Sleach. $1 . Boll roofln1 tar 13-1$. wiaeu SS. Neer Many boob tOc e•ch. colltctiou .S, pie«'t. on· treis SlO irtr, bql~dt,· ~a 1 f e ~ 1 $ · 0
3 ~ 9 0 Sunday only. cash only. t1~htos rack 13• :at.f
Malit luvea 13.SO. M'any olce ckltha!)c:.S$ paper$4.Wooilen chalr Beach anti Atlanla , Dllhtt l•l3,50.Ktr08tnt Jy 1 few duplica\et SI . Be d ald'e \atle ss' c:ai:s:~~ •• r ;~j T\ist.ln '7»1t84 e seat U . OH
Chi"!!. aer vlc:e for 8, uch. Electric otJan $4, Bleck and Decker H.B. W.T111 lamp '3. Bike baaktl Aab trey colltetion 30 Motorcycle belmt\ 15· Paularlno FOOD St~ s: "o;
nn•.lmGlorta Dr .. s.so. Saturday and Sun· Weed Elter. Jike new SI.SO. 3'18 E. Z3rd, Costa ph cu $1 Ceramlt 2225 C 0 1 · · proceuor SU , " t! 11" H~ Beach, otr day. 212 Santa IHl>el SIJ. ~ WASHER and dryer S50 Meaa R00tten a.id Hens col· C t Manyon5 r dve.i 3 DRAW&ll d~ ISO Pina Pona table S30. euh. 2220 Oran11.
K.U bltweel Edwll'dl Ave Colt.I Meta each. Powr-mo.er m 1 1 pifCtl 1 2 oa • eta. alur a, St d t 4 · Boy's Uln bike 110 Costa flttla. m.zm
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. raON ll lroniq ~ant ~btd rood ~:l: tric ~$IO. Vecuum etlltol ID. Bot#Ul\I ball aad a roott« clock $35 TENNIS ratktt; Yonn, Si• 10 hi S7 Tlret 801 Crane Clrtlt . .....,,
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' ' camtte. gd cood $1500. UMIVHSITY CONSULTANTS 546·Z729 646-5377 80 COROLLA SR5, 5 spd,
Inventory 983-9711 Ask for Linda, SALES "SERVICE 645-4211 G..v '69 MC Midget new sort •74 911 , air, AM/f'M cass. am tfm stereo, wire OF MEW IMW•S eves 968-7001 OLDSMOllLI top, new SiOO hard top, lots or extras. Cherry! wheels. snrf. 13K m1
Sales and Leasing at Dah• t720 HOMDA SELLING YOUR MB? good cond $1800/080 Sl2 950. 631·5400 ~00675-6150
competitive prices. Ex· ••••••••••••••••••••••• GMCTIUCKS WIPAY ~9·7374 ·79 '924, bright red . l!n7 Celka, good rond .
cellent service and parts '7 l DA TSUH 2401 28SO Harbor Blvd. TOP DOU.Al $$ MGI 97 44 Cus tom whee Is & AC. AM /FM. mag whls.
dept Dy namite, 4.gpeed COSTA MESA CallJackBacon ••••••••••••••••••••••• Porsche mirror. AC. ~-543-=-=~="'----
w/air , stereo, mags. 540.9640 JIMSUMOHS MGIOWHERS AM /FM casselte 80 Toyola TERCEL 2dr Good selection or pre· viously owned BMW &
other rlne cars in ex·
cellent condition.
(~HNL) 1~ W A" l976-l9't9 Suoroor. Xlnt cond sedan, xlnt cond, 14K $4.215 '76 HOHDA ---·~ e ne""' your 832·3SZ7 m1. $4195/0BO S46-Z73S. Dynamite Hatchback. L970 Harbor Blvd. MCBs! Top dollar paid ·~9 U"f" ~ 000 best r. davs 833-6144 JIMMAllHO COSTAMESA forgood cars! " """"-· .... or o ""-::.I =---
VOLKSWAGEN ~<;~1 1~~auette. 63MZ7683J..9300 IAUERMOTORS fer SJS-2113 68 Toyota Corona
We also have a lease 18711BeachBlvd. -tltS 292SHarborBlvd. --am rm . new tires·
company that leases 142-2000 -C ._SH TOD .1.y COSTA MESA PORSCHE brakes, needs eng work
other makes or autos, ---=-=;...:..::.-=...;... __ 1 J IMMAalMO "' "' 979-2500 SWUMHT 968·~
trucks and vans. For ad· • ~ YOUCSWAG.. We M~..;jSyou Cars a, Access Aug tst 74 Ce he a ST Auto air
dltional informallOfl on 18711 Beach Blvd 77 MGI 6-llPM, Orange County Ong owner xlnt rond
:!888 llJrbm Hhd lusingpleuecall... 142-2000 WAMTID Dynamite "B" Sports Fairgrounds C M 24 hr 488.968-2322 TOP DOLLAR l'u~tJ "l''-J~00330 714/972-lZIO 1141661·9611 '78 Accord ~spd. good Callforimmediate Roadster. very sharp' 1 n r or mat 1 on 70 Corolla Wagon Runs
PAID FOi ,---Wt IUY f'or a oood dealand oood condition. $4Dl. •PC'}:e"t (696RTHl \714)498-9177 _ good. 4 spd S79S. Ph $7172
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Cormier-DeLillo SALES-SERVIC'E-lEAStNG --------XKl2+2 142-1000 MUSTSELL 911'73 84671~7:..l ____ _
CHEVIOUT 2oew111,SANTAANA 7'Ptc«UP6' Brillshracinggr~n.4.2 79MII450SI 65 MGB Bl S le SILVER-LtkeNew LANDCRU1SERFJ55 '70 L8211BEACHBLVD. 714~3171 4speed6nbed(RS713S) Silver loaded beautiful ue, po e 631-6994 rblteng.11600
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2150 Heritor ... cl 147-ltOl7 or '77 IMW 3201 Ul·2040 .. 4t5-494t haul. Air cood.1 custom "' --962-m2AfterS:OO 12.000m1. Pully lo11dcd 2
COtto Mesa 64S-5700 549-lll 1 Very sharp! Automatic, .74 260Z. Gutsy 240 carbs. stereo, sbeepslcw, very U 1·2040 .. 495-4949 79 MGI tone Must sell Best of !~~••••••••••!?.~~
air. sunroof. 192ZI'WK) New paint, 4 spd stick. clean, excellent rWU1ing , 7 8 M B Z 4 5 o S L . On iJ h fer WIMllD .... ~ L-......._. $7H5 condllion. 16495. Call 'Silver/red intr, ster ly lJ,OOOm esonl 15 (714!974-7572 TRIUMPH -•· -..-,... , gd Llrea. $41S0, 640-7820 557-1708 after 6 p.m. a, razor sharp "B " =-YOUl EXOTIC •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• JIM MAllHO '77 Datsun 280Z2 + 2 Xlnt ask for Ed. cass, alloy whls. $25,900. Roadster. Casette, '71914.,0nly 73K m1 Mmt OWNERS
&HmSHCAIS Alldl 9707 YOLKSWAG.. cond.Lomllage.l6850or Ph840·l4lO Rallyes, orig. maroon l'ond . ~an y extras We need your 1977·1980
HOW IS lHI TIMI -....................... 18711 Beach Blvd. best orrer. da & eves 62 MKll 18 lit.er, Very '79 300 SD snrf, all xtras, w /black. (BVN509l Must see· $45.SCJ. 497 LS97 TR7s or Spitfires! Top for jobs~ers tocheck ~MEW •. -'76AUOIFOX 142-2000 644·8032 f.~1~~~c7f:::S2~7~~4 li ke new. S2 7 .2so $5,4'5 Rothloyce 9756 dollar paid ror good the Dally Pilot Help 4·s!>d .. 2·dr. Only :11.000 '71 2002 BMW h '79 Oat.sun 810. AC, 4 spd. arts:30 966-l?79, 64G-Qt.s JIM MAllHO ....................... cars !
W d I iii Ir miles on this beauty! : w t , •· ...... ts u·11 74gaMraBgA~so. immSL.1c40 .. KR~11· VOL11SW ... G..u •1 DEALER IN U.S.A. I ... UER MOTORS ante c us 1caUon. <BOSRYT) Blaup, hntam cau. Xlnl s.,.reo, c.,., .. sea · • '66 Jag 3.8S. White. sta.n· ""' .,,.. " "' goo "'
the job you want Is not cond $4000 080 Call xlnl cond. 661·1833 dard trans w /overdr. wh't• ;Al. ALlo"". as'-•Ag 18711 Beach Blvd. ROY 2925 Harbor Blvd
there you might con-3100 W.Coast Hwy JIM't!!!..0 -=L==is:..::a-"'67.:..::3-:..:::DS=-----i'72 Datsun 24QZ. Xlnt Xlnl cood. newly over· pi::l-OouoB0 . .9'i:2312•u• 142-2000 JR{ CARVER COSTAMESA
sider orrerlng your NeWJX>rtBeach """""" 77 3201. dark gray cond. New paint, uphol hauled pooo. Pb7S0..1891 979-2500 services with an ad in 642-~ VOUCSWA'ilN metallic, immac. Must 74,000origrnl. Must sell .. 60 Jaa ,.ar'-IX Sdn. 'Bl 30050 White and '73 MGB. showrm cond. ROUS·ROYC[
th J b W I d 18711 nA h Bl d •~ooo ib t •75 24"'• rt • "' • Palomino leather. sunrf 27 M PG . overdr. oew i·~J·m~" 71 STAG, Classic VB. e o a n e """ac v I ea v e , bes I o er er. .,.. s " · '" a New paint & upbol. Auto -• -cat.e&orr. Phone 642·56'78 Want Ads cau 642,5678 142-2000 857·0782 Spm. Rick trans. Xlnl cond. •""". 840-9731 11 res . AM /FM cass *w'°" •m~ mint cond. 2 tops, wire -'73 450SEL, Yellow / CJJt.~.675-1456 ........ , wheels . am/fm cass,
Aattos, Mew 9100 Aattos. Mtw 9100 AMtos, Mew 9100 Alltos, Mew 9100 A.tlto1, Htw tlcfO 7SO..l89l Mustard int, immac. ,....., Mli" con rt •r . ClOSEO SUHOAYS $7900962·~ ................................................................................................................... '75 XJSL. Showroom cood 111,500494-6708 ..,,,, u , ve ·· v~ l -. ----. ---
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ter: wll"ll, aalfm, DM llap it.No <•MYR) detoerateUHTll lte at !225 _pr mo. C••• tf 17 · b11uUful coupe avail•· Leath uphol. Loaded. Mblt, 4d.r, w1re wheels, Sport Coupe. Nee ...
IDN ttca. ttpb, more. ' • fts · 'Tl VW &... Eacellent tf4/7230~tPM. .. .. ,.................. ble for Ill 1ae! Hu obo. 714 1 atereo/c111, loaded .. uat 5 year old fSJ li
ood lut1hHat at .-..w.-o cud. Air, un/fm ''ft Seville: Loaded, itCamaro!a.Rblen1. every conctiYlble ex· iz LuxW')' Marquil Col 0 137-ta\4 excellent eoeditiM 4
·Pb ,OLISW.._. ca11ette. New radialt clean. Ll aht blue. new braku, tirt1, tra I UHPJD>. Was Pk Sta Wan 11Pl&1hrm "7ZCutlauCoavt. Alr,Jll. 1cm~·~; ~ u '.:.ts! ....... . m ll'Tlla.daBl d 551-mt $10,SOO. U•·SH5 or cu1to111 lntr, T·top, Dd5;Now0nlyl299t! cond, all opt $12115 pw,pwrbrt.kt9,am/fm, N Onl r-'r •
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NI '7J VW S•per Beetle Ntw Mlcb. Um, new SU,$00. Days--or '11 Cam1ro Berlioett1 '11 Cbevy CAPRICE Wa1°'!:fc~r·Tmyt ..... ~••••••••••••• .. '7S Starflft V.f. Z9mp1, Waaon. Economlcal e Wfll .. 11.. mDlflD ,_,arf, lomi. •aket •cl .... lo ml '7S4-ll00Evttlll.a51 fullpwr,loeded,'7SOOml, CLASSIC. Bllltr-.d lat. ec:r e • 1 : f1>' • ·n Classic Convertible m11s. l·trk, Plrelll•. cyl. luxury~. Hard nvw roh.'"'°ue& is !I Dorado MOOO ml lib new. UndtrDe~r·1 all rwr, fully loaded ':S1~DH c:ii -~'· automatic. See to BO. 1 to find! (DXUD>. Wat .-T VW 8.ta ~·IBH· "79 YWDBa Uted Am /Fm, radio, ~lr: Invoke. MUil Mil, 1omg mua aell lmmed: Any < _>·_Y · believe, nr perfect. '79 Toronado dll, 33,000 '6495; Now Only_.,
cellent cmaauoa. Prtce Cu1t. Z·door, 4•1Peed ....................... cnlile coatrol. Drive. beckto1cbool.71CH823 reuonableolfr!79=2335 1979 Ford Pinto SS,SOO 080. Wkdays ml, ltbt, loaded, lllOOO.
now reduced to only Raabit. !bNO, abarpl ttlO mak!betlolfer.548-178' "70Camaro.m111heU.Gd i1 VEGA depeod .. &ood Economical' cheap to llSl-0471, Evet 845-17118 -"8'1=3-'-'8185=-----i Financln« avaUable ' !1:t~'ca~111t Hll tills <BPM•> ....................... 'Tt ELDO BRTZ DSL, cond. Ump&. nefds tr1n1p. Am /Fm maintain ! Hu lo• ultlorLuc . 71101d8DlESELstawgo, tradetweleome. 11.191 IUICI( •ml,mooDrf,yeUow, paint. UT00 /080. cUMtte Movlo1MUST miles! (986YDI>. Ool> ''74 Mustang, ate. ps, xltlt.newjob,m,ustull. IAUllMOTOIS
146-Ult MMMADIO OWNERS loaded$l3,000S7~ ~--· SELLbY'7·2l13'1SJOBO "2951 upd,1mlfm.S1'700. 9SO.PP.5S9.Q8 2925HarborBlvd
11175 VW Sctroeeo. A YOUSWAW W need $.1180 ,5 Eldorado Coavi lut Clllt•rWt ftJO Pf:S7ll7 . IC 644--5789. Piltto tt57 C061'AM!SA
super abarp red ~pe. 11711 BeacbBl•d. Re Ja• ~~ Id off the Une : Cardinal ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• 'et Chevy Bise~. A d' Financing available & '69 Mustang 8 cyl, auto, ......... •••••••••••••• 979-2500
Sporty " ecooomiul ! 14 i ec'oocf Top d r P• dnt cond. New Ures, mo Cltatioa Hatchback heater, 4 dr, _... coo · trades welcome. 63,000 ml. orig en&. xlnt '7S Pinto. 51,000 ml, good
(0094051.0nlyt4495! . ocg c~ S3850pp<n4lm..omar. Coupe. Airc:oad .• cruile ·631·1918 . IAUEIMOTOIS cond. S2000 nnn. <114> cond. A.lttng s15115. lf7tPONTIAC --"19 Sclrocc:-o. xlnl cond. IAUH """' OIS temoon SIL 1U day Sun co 11 tr o I. 2 tone '71 Monza 47.000 m1., 2925 Harbor Blvd 7S0-116'70 PM 4118-SCM SUMlllD
'11112 VW Camper. Fl.Illy 25,000 m1. Auto. air, 2925Harbor Blvd. &44·'531 · palnt<whUe " blue). 1tkk~wer-1tereo-1ir. COSTAMESA 68 6cyl 3spd great body "JZPlNTOW-lntcond Automatic trans .. pwr eq~lpped lncludin& 1 stereo /can. $6,SOO. COSTA MESA •11 Seville , loaded, (701YTV). Only .-1 p.p. ~08054U801 979·2500 ,; eng' ne'eds uphol pd / -•,, ' steering, air ....... .1 , tilt n11ea roof cooker m.631$. 979 2580 , · • U , a ~. am m caas. '""7. tridce uo ~Its oe..;, • charcoal w/bllck \'inyl 1.,...,. Cb 2 Ooo '74 CKEVY Capri«!~· ,3LTD B ... . Good work. $2100. 675-9659 afl $1200 Steve 833-1954, wheel, sunroof', Am/FM · · 7 7 YWIUt . . to tl200 080 m.8313 ..., evelte r &ood cood xlnt hres roug ...... m. & 7so-8308 ste~ tape. mac type P • I o t It m o r • ' Dyna mile sun~ •· '12 Centunoo Convt. run p. da Coupe. Good looklnc $1500 afl6PM &u.0379 cond1\ion. S1400 wheell • only 2S,OOO
(331WLB). Only $11115! I pud Orut b ' I pwr, e /c, 9!50. 131~1. ext31S ,MW412eves k>oler in red with air "70 Ch M·•· .... ...., 646-2063 "-A~--L.a.. t t 55 '79 .Pinto: Xlnt c:ood. Low miles ! (S1TXZN).
VBZ. uy · 'f~l 'SI Fleetwood Braum, condlllonlna " an evy •11.,..•""'• ps, 1 ._._._ ~ mileage. S29'1S. 114&-8161 Fm. an"lnf, ava1'Jab'-•· <125 > Lan .. ·u •·p all s1'lver I pb, air, new paint. SlOOO -t t45 ••••••••••••••••••••••• or Iv m•ssa"e~7672 OML Y $4595 , oc.. Slffl 1117' Buick Le Sabre ... .., • automat c trans. firm 645-°'90 ....................... '770LDS .. !!! ~ • tndeswecome. .nwMAllMo Coupe. Silver whh blue milt,nrnewradlaltiru, (l32178).0oly"999! · , · LINCOLN Continental Ply..... '"O MIU CU MAIDA IAUEI MOTOIS velour loterior • only new air cond com· BLACK 62 NOVA Cstm. Mark Ill ,69 Collect.ors 98 Regency Sedan. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21.SOHarborBlvd. ms Harbor Blvd. YOllSWAW 22.000 miles! C78l YBF>. pressor, new dlsc brb Financina 1v11Lable & runs well, great car. cu , M0..&299 • Elegaot lux~y car with Good transportation cu COSTA MESA COSTAK~A 1'7u BeactlBlvd. Only 16695! sy1tem. Very clean trades welcome. mzim . · . every option. 54,000 lll)O 645-5700 979·2500 .142-JllO $2500. 645-4531aft6PM IAUEIMOTOIS '71ChevyLuvwithshell 67. Contmental CouCe males . It's lovely. 9fiG.U41 '76TransAm.~tcond. ------~------• "19 VW Con ert.1i.1e B 19'78 Buick Riviera startincMonday 21125Harbo Bl d tapedeck S3500 ' Fine car. Xlnt cond (203SVF> , _ _....__ t t6S 46,000 mi. Selling below •• v II(: Co 2 •~ II I "18 Seville. V•,,.., lo-ml. COST r v · .;,.,. .,,,.,,_; to appreciate. $1250. Call S3 -s --b b.. 2 71 vw.... 8 tract amtfm stereo upe. .... .. • ver ux· ~1 .. A MESA ...,..._.. 557·2978 •47 ••••••••••• .... •••••••• lue •· a:& 170
Dyumlle, 4·s)>eed, 1'1Dt cond. !ft bratea, ur y sport coupe. Xlnt cood Fully 979-2500 c....,.r ttJS . JIMMARIMO lt71POMnAC ·74 TraOJ Am, 400, upd,
classic wtooly 47000 rtdwitbwbiletopP?oo. Loadedl<73SUPT).Onty eguipped.Sf00.546-0896 ....................... MHcwy H SO YOUCSWAG&f TaAHSAM $3,150. Ask for Jay
iJ h I (349JPN) (714)71JG.2544 or 63'7-6515 S495! !'1'7 ELDO 1 owner, ltlOCHIYIOllT '67 Chrysler Newport •••••••u•••••••••••••• 1811\Btacb Blvd. m es,s $3\ft Aft7 :30 SOPER SHARP. fully CITATiotUDI. $900. '70 Honda 750 ORANGECOUNTY'S 142-2000 Black as beautiful! _64~2"""·8889..-..'-"-. ----
JIM ~II«)' •&j1, buy my lost pro-197'1 Buick Electra loaded reduced for im· ff• l ch b act . V 6 . Sl,000. both xlnt cond. FMST '76 Olds Starfire, gold·tan Autgm•~lic tr1nt". air n..dertMrd tt70
YOUSWAeiM ject: Brand new cut 6 W1100. Fully loaded med sale SmO 7'1S.433S automatic tnns .. swr. 64S-3'144 • LINCOLN.MERCURY lnt S pd st ta ~~e~rfui~ ~~·.~~ ••••••••••••! .. •.•••••••
11711 Bead! Blvd lwn_ed (rant end, rear i!ks, ~~e ;!':!~.~fti home, 9?"533orrice 1t~erin1. air coo . • Ford tt40 DEALERSHIP deck. @so. ~r;;.. pe tape, cruise control , '7~1 Thuod~u:1ma~,
.4•zooo . ton100 butlU'lltd up, wheel,3rdse1t &more! 'T7SEVILLEX1ntcood. ONLY 17,000 miles !•••••••••••••••••••••••~· -'?<~d"•• '711 Olds Cutlass. full pwr . locks • mag a acces1nc r sea . ---"-=*'-=""'-"----• ...,. Winston Delta Utts, BIU (30M'7). ~· wheels. (l.BCM8431. gauges, am/ m tape,
791_....Dilltl alum inum paneling, (381RYX>.Only$4995! S3HZ57/491-29&9 OMLY 15595 i~ord WGN.alll.o. a/c, equip. Beaucond.Sellor OMLY 15995 new tune-brakes +
coinpletelv sanded & re· 1a..t.L ~•..t.• 1. Ml .... .,.. • .,............. uo."•"" ... &PM LINCOLN·MERCURY . lease. 644-63l9,M7-!l337 Ml•"CU ............. more, S:UOO. 968-Ulll Low miles. xlBt cond. ldyfor~t&Bljaren· 1979 Buick Le Sabre """ ..,...._.,_ ------.,.. ....,,.,, 16-18AatoCent.erDr. '79 Olds Roya le, -...__"'
(208PHM) ders, rraot. back bum· Coupe. Super clean, low 11180 El Dorado, 111 21.SOH&rbor Blvd. i4 Capri. V-6 4 ~· XJnt SD Fwy-Uc Forest exit DIESEL. 2 dr, loaded. 21.SOHarborBlvd. Sell wrtb EASE!
7ta.MMt pers, KYBSbockl.solid miles I& a comfortable black, 6100 miles. COSTAMISA cond. Great radio. $1900 IRVINE 37,000, m1. gold /gold COSTA MESA lt'saBREEZE
upd. fuel Inject .. slot trans mo11nts, needs family car! l781YBF>. Almoet new! 6'1S.7'107 645-5700 OB06'13.2290 U0.7000 . PP. SJS.'75!> 645-5700 Classified Ads 61£S67.i cond. (276XWH) bit t Only 15695! S.d•h c IJ IMW ~~ rts. m sf 0oo ~~:t Wr~ ...._,, N•w tlOO Aalto1, New tlOO 4..tos, New tlOO Atlto1, Nt w • tlOO 4..to1, New tlOO Alltos, Nt w 9100 Alttos, New 9100
131·2040 •• 4' t 142 .. 2449. Financing available &: ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••··~··••••••• -"""'-=-'=-'=..:...:...:..:~~"41-'-"---=-=------1 trades welcome.
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Custom 2.dr. Sun roof. bit/silver, S .000 /best ~HartiorBlvd.
4-apeed w /cassette! offer.S7~ COSTAMISA
Orig. while fl.n.isb. Very '71VW Bus. New clutch. 979-2500 sharp. (S81UJV) brakes. Runs good. ---=-~.=-..;;::;..:=c...=.....=..---1
$4 ztl Cleu ln.slde/OUl. 12700. "18 Skylark V6. A/C, 4 dr.
JIM M4DIO ... Days 552·1800. Eves, AM /FM 8 track. Good
YOUSWA58e 552.noe. cond. 55'1·0690
18111 Beach Blvd. '72 VW camper, reblt I J.JOOO eng, 1mlfm steTeO, gd ESTA11SALI
----=-"""-'=--=""'----...:co=od=·..z;$3350::;:=-' 6'1=S.=29S9=---i '56 Buick S2llOO OBO. On· 7l YWSHIA "72 Super Bug, xlnt cond, ly one owner w/~.000 Dynamite 4 speed all orig, 66,000 mi , orl1io1I mHn In Xlct
Classic with only 47,000 AM /FM sww. ~9711 cood. (213) 592-5832
miles, sharp! (349JPM ) .;;7S~VWW~S~u~pe:.r~Beetle~~C:;;on::;:.l •!!!!1•••••ml $39t5 vert. Bit /bit top & lntr. ·a Le Sabre HT. 80K mi .. JIM MAllMO Lo mi, Id cood. srooo. very gd cond . $1300.
YOUSWAGIM Ot·CMtl 9'0-2141eves.
18711 Beach Blvd '71 Sqbk. Very cle1n. Eng 64 Riv~era. ~t rond. full
14Z.JOOO fl trana under 2000 mi. P'!f' n:tcl. WU1dows. 94k .. """ .,.,, 0<>10 ••"1580 m1. orig. owner. Has ap-'fl()..'&S VW left & right ,......,,_..... ,....... . I fllSOO SJS.l.S02 door. '73 left door. liO HOT Oraage Baja. new praLS~ 0 -· each. Western.style wbl pailft·lnterior·tlres·runs 64 Buick Skylark conv. rims for Super BeeUe gd. MOVING must sell Sl.200 or best ofrer. Nds
S20ea.s.48-9744 NOW . $1200. /obo. encwk&U-5242
"7TYW C/iiWfK 536-SlfUi029t.hSLH.8. '71 Buie~ Electra 225,
RED VW Bua·nu eng-nu 48,000 mL , ps, pb, air, Lo1~ed Pop-To~ Con· paint·nu brks·radial works perf. All elec. & version. AW>malic, ~Ir tires·runs perfect l2000 new alternator. RW\S gd. butan~ stove. • relng 080. MOVING must · 499-Dl. Sharp. <062134) se1Jby1·29.Comesee602 '72 Buick Electra. 4dr. SHtS. 9lh St., H.B. SJS.5797 mint cond. Full pwr., JIM~ '8'J BUG.Rebll.eag,runs '71.000 ml. 1 owner. VOUSWA61M xlnt. Per( for dune $1,308. ~2117.
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30mpg, front whl drive, cond. 45 + MPG c..t.-• ..t.·C? AM /FM tape, electr. I.&· 75H961 ~
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VOUCSWAH4 CADILL~
181ll Beach Blvd.
42-2000
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