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Home My WebLink About1981-08-16 - Orange Coast Pilot• • .. ,. • • • • .. • r r> .. 011151 COAST . . • '• YOUR HOMETOWN DAllY PAPIR SUNDAY . AUGUST 16. 1981 ORANGE COUNTY . C ALIFORNIA . SO CENTS Farmin-g heru·tland area quarantined MODESTO, Calif. <AP) -Of- ficials quarantined more than 264 square miles of California's heartland Saturday after finding at least 56 crop-threatening frvit fJies ln an area responsible for much of the state's $14 blllion-a- year farm industry. • Richard Steffen, s.pokesman for the -Mediterranean fruit fl y eradication project in Los Gatos, said produce coming from the quarantined slice of the San Joa- quin Valley must be fumigated or processed before it could be shipped out of the area. "It won't have that much ef- fect on the area. because the main crop being grown there now is canning tomatoes~· Stef· fen said. He said the peach and apricot harvest in the fertile valley, which produces about S8 billion yearly In agric.ultural revenue, just ended.· · ' The mednies were discovered last week in the apricot orchard of grower Eugene Bays, who had not picked the fruit because of a frost problem, Steffen said. Bays announced plans Satur- day to apply the pesticide Diazinon aerially over some 1,000 acres, including his 84-acre orchard. The grower's property was included in the 78 square· mile area sprayed by helicop- ters loaded with the pesticide malathion in a five-hour opera- tion early Saturday. Another malathion application was planned for Friday, and of- ficials were considering the use of faster fixed-wing planes for the operation. Meanwhile, Gov. Edmund Brown Jr denounced calls for his impeachment as politically motivated SatUTday, saying California's proble m with the medfly was well in hand despite new discoveries of the crop- ruining menace. Two Republican state legislators said they would in· troduce resolutions to impeach Brown, claiming he has mis· handled the problem . The threats were from Sen. Ken Detty Nil ....... .., a.n. ..... 15-year-old John Massey of San Clemente hikes out over the rail of his Laser near Dana Harbor entrance. 40 pulle d from freak rip tides Freak surf conditions on what was otherwise an almost surf. less day sent lireguards scurry- ing on two mass rescues at San Clemente State Beach. lifeguard Greg Booth reported. Booth said a total of 40 people were pulled from the water in the two rescues. There were no injuries. The rescues came after unex- pected two-to three-foot sets of waves hit the beach and caused rip tides across the length of the beach, Booth said. The surf had been a fool or less all day except for those two occasions. "P~ple were just frolicking in the water and they didn't expect it at all," Booth said. "I've never seen anything like it " On both occasions lifeguards from all rive stations at the beach went into action. with each pulling three or four swim- mers who had been swept away from shore out or the water, Booth said. ON THE INSIDE MONEY MATTERS -The piece of plasllc looks like a credit card but has an opposite purpose. To find out more about the National Cash Buyers Card's discount.a for paying with cash, see Page Cl. M EMORIES ADRI FT - Despite sharks and rough seaa, two Huntiniton Beach sailors manaaed to complete their dream trip of 31 Caribbean islands. Read how they held tbelr 18-foot catamaran together oa PageA7. E NERGY'S SWITCHED - !laht mllea of color~ wire are btln1 connected to a $U5,000 eomputer to monitor and con· .-ve enerf)'. The new 1y1tem ls apected to pay for it.aell ln utiU· tr blll 11Yin1s by next January. .... Al. • Rumors target Fluor But analysts say firm not merger prospect By KEITII TUBER O.lty .................. When the Fluor Corp. "of. ficially" merged with St. J oe Minerals Corp. following the ap. proval or shareholders or both co mp a ni es on Aug . 3 . Fluor Chairm a n J . Robe rt Fluor said the cost of the ac· quisition -$2.34 billion -would impact the company's earnings performance in 1981. But it hasn't hurt the stockholders. Al the close of trading on the New York Stock Exchange that day, Fluor stock dropped to 36 :V.. from 37 ,,._ the pre- vious Friday. Volume was a hefty 347,000 shares. The stock fluctuated throughout t b e w e e k , TuH11 closing at 36 Ve on Friday, Aug. 7. DRESSING SMART -Don't .mention school to the youpgstera yet but do start plannlnJ their classroom wardrobes baaed on quality separatei. In · ter'changeablllly and exciting colors are described on Page 86. INDEX ,,_ ...... 11 ........... Ct ~ ci.ta. DMI C-0.... C1 ~ .. .... °""" Cl ~...,... a ---. ........... ••11 ...... 1 .... ··---... ~ ..., I'.._ Ct~ ... .._ ,. .. ".,_... ., ' ,.,. UMlrl ., --"'' ....... ..... .... ,.._ CH .... .. .. ........... Cl-4 T~ "'" ,,.. . ..... .. DAii. Y .. &.OY JICTI ... C.WClllllllrt ,......., ......, T'V ... SUNDAY SPECIAL Last week, however, things picked up -so much, in fact, that Bob Fluor issued a stale· ment which said that he was not aware of any corporate develop- ment which would account for the volume of trading in the s tock of the engineering and con· s truction firm, nor its rise in price. Here's what happened: Monday -Fluor closes at 367/11, just where it closed the previous Friday. Volume was 117,900 shares . Tuesday -Fluor gains 1 Yw to close al 38. Volume was 115,000 s hares. Wednesday -Fluor rises a nother 1 ~ to 39~. Volume soars to 300,700. Thursday -Fluor closes at 41 ~ on heavy trading of 350,600 s hares. FIRM'S STOCK HOT J. 0Robert Fluor Friday -By midday, the stock had climbed to 42¥.. on volume of 224,400. By the end of trading, Fluor had gained 2 to 431h. A total of 391,600 shares were traded. Tlle stock has ridden a roller coaster this year, hitting 71 in the spring and falling to 3214 last month. Thus, the stock has re- covered 11 points of its loss. much of which was attributed to the St. Joe buy. The question is, why all this intense activity? Though Bob Fluor said he didn't know, others offered an explanation. ·'In the energy rield, there are a lot of buyout rumors," said one local analyst who preferred to remain anonymous. "I have heard rumors -and that's all they are -that Royal Dutch Shell is looking al Fluor. It's something that won't hap- pen, because Fluor won't be bought out. "I think all those rumors about mergers have finally caught up with Fluor." An analyst at another brokerage firm. who also pre· ferred anonymity, said he believed the furious trad1n1 of . Fluor atock was a direct result of takeover rumors. "Unfortunately, I think that's a large part or lt," the analyst said. ••Fluor ta rumored to be a buyout candidate, and MobU, a.nd a lot of other companies like Seaaram and DuPont, are run· nlne around with a lot of money. "I've al10 beard that t0me steel companiet are lnlerelted, which would be a natural for them . "Still, that'• <rumors) a very, very poor reNCm to buy atock. Fluor by illell l• a f antaatic <See n.uoa, Pase Al> 0 Maddy, R·Fresno, widely ex· peeled to be a gubernatorial or Senate candidate. and As semblywoman Carol Hallett, R· Atascadero, who may be a can- didate for lieutenant governor. "The worst thing that can hap pen now is for a bunch of little politicians to run around the slate seeking their own narrow gain," Brown told a San Fran· c1sco news conference The discovery of the med/hes in Westley, a tiny farming com· munity about 12 miles south of here, was announced by Walt ll eimgartne r , deputy com· m iss1oner of agriculture for Stanislaus County. lleimgartner said that other flies were fl ying around the trap, but medfly project spokesman Richard Steffen said they were baby mes that had not had a chance to feed on the malathion bail lle1mgartner said he did not believe the specimens were (See QUARANTINE, Page A.%) FAA dismisses boycott impact LISBON, Portugal I AP > Portugue~e a1~raffic con- trollers vowed to'-ll!>ycoll U S nights for 48 hours to support striking American colleagues. but officials in Washington sBJd Saturday that the impact would be "slight." The boycott, set to begin at 1 am. Monday 5 p.m SundA y PDT would stop or divert 40 to 50 flights a day between the Americas and Europe, said the Federal Aviation Admimstra· lion. which is responsible for U.S. air safety. A Canadian boycotl last Mon· day and Tuesday to support striking U S air controllers hall· ed ~ to 400 flights daily over the heavily traveled North Atlantic route, which depended on a guidance center at Gander. Newfoundland. That boycott stranded or de- layed thousands of travelers at Heathrow airport in Britain. Europe's busiest, and disrupted operations elsewhere. In the United States, passengers jammed New York's Kennedy airport and others because of de· layed and canceled flights. But FAA spokesman Fred Farrar said the impact of the Portuguese boycott "will be slight. maybe non-existent . It won 't be a n ything like las t week." * * * lie said three additional tracks would be added to the North Atlantic route, capable of ha11dling 14 more fli ghts per hour to compensate for the boycott. Portugal controls the Azore Islands, responsible for guiding fli g hts to and from southern Europe. A s p o k es man f o r the Portuguese Air Controllers As· s nciat1on s aid the 300 gov- e rnment !>alaried controllers voted unanimously to not handle flights to and from the United States, despite an international call for restraint. The boycott would affect about 4 percent of traffic at the Lisbon airport. controllers said. Hotels in the resort area of the Algarve sn southern Portugal and in Lisbon reported no departures by guests trying to beat the boy coll. "It looks like people are con· tent to spend a couple of days more in the sunshine." said a manager at the Hotel Tivoli in Lisbon. The lnternat1onal Federat10n of Air Traffic Controllers As- sociations, a 6()-member federa- tion, said Thursday after a two· day meeting m Am sterdam that any planned sympathy actions s hould be canceled for safety's s ake. • * * * Strikers wooe d , controllers say WASHINGTON <AP l - Leaders of striking air traffic controllers in •at least three cities said Saturday their mem· bers were being asked by supervisors to say they were frightened into striking and to r equest reinstatement in their jobs. The Reagan administration has fired the 12,000 controllers who went on s trike Aug. 3 and says it will not Lake them back. Transportation Secr e tary Drew Lewis has said several times that anyone who can prove he was frightened into not working will be taken back. Fred Farrar, spokesman for the Federal Aviation Adminlstra· tion, said Saturday the agency stood by that position but added, "I don't believe these calls (by supervisors) are being made." Robert Belanger . president of the Professional Air Traffic Con- trollers Organization local at Nashua, N.H. said 15 or his members had received such calls, the gist of them being: • "Co m e back , all will be forgiven." T h e calls came from s upervisors, working controllers and retired controllers over the past three days, Belanger said. In Leesburg. Va., Raymond Steiner of PATCO Local 204 said, "They're telling our peo- ple,"Come in. talk to us, we can t<1k e care of you and you'll get off with a couple or days sus· pension.' " The Nashua center handles traffic on the approach to Boston airports. The Leesburg center handles the approaches to Washington airports. PATCO local leaders in Detroit, Columbus. Ohio; lslip, NY.; Raleigh, N.C.; and Baltimore all said none of their m e mbers had received such calls. At PATCO headquarters in Washington, spokesman John Dwyer s aid the reported calls a mounted to "union-busting" because "they're being selecUve in who they call." The honeymoon's over, Prince, Princess return LOSSIEMOUTH, Scotland (AP) -A sun-tanned Prince Charles and Princess Diana re· turned Saturday from their two- week Mediterranean honeymoon c ruise' aboard the royal yacht Britannia. The royal couple landed at this air force base on Scotland's north coast after a 1lx·hour tllght from Hurghada, Egypt. They left almost Immediately by car for the 70-mUe drlve to a family reunion at Balmoral, the royai family's summer home in the Scottish highlands. Before their departure, the prince and princess 1reeted several hundred wlves and children of base personnel. Prln· cess Olan.a smlled and lauched u she waa presented to aome ot the crowd. Mrs. Mary Watt, the wife of an alr force naviaator, aaJd 1he compijmented the princesa on ' her suntan and was told, "I do look brown compared to you, but no doubt tomorrow I'll be down with a cold." The temperature was in the low 60s with a strong wind from Iceland. Court ofllclals said the prince's parents, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince PbJllp, and one of his brothers, Prince Edward, were waiting at Balmoral for t he newlyweds. Charles and Diana were mar· rled July ~ at St. Paul's Cathedral in London, &(id on Au1. 1, they embarked on the Britannia from the BriUsh col- ony of Gibraltar. Their honeymoon cruise tool them through the Mediterra· ncan, Ae1ean and tonlan H&I wlt.b an ovemiahl atop at Lb• GreeJt llland ol Ithaca, a recep- tlon at Port Said, and a crulae tbrou1b the Sun Canal lo Huroada, E1ypt. • . 'I ' • . ... .. , : Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. Auguat 16, 1981 ------~---------------------------------------------------------------------------- .. . .. ' . ' ~··· ...,,\ .~ Besides amusement "' parks, where do you take out-of-town guests fo r entertainment? By JEFF PARKER Of .. Dlllty ...... lwt Cheryl wa,,..n Tu1tfn, teller: "I'd take them to Laguna Beach because that'5 the cleanest beach around. I'd like to take them to Big Bear too." Jim Kennedy Costa Mesa, l'fttKhlnlst: "Depending on where they're from I'd like to take them to the beach, mountains, or maybe down to Ensenada. Young people I'd take to Magic Mountain for the r ides, but older people would appreciate Mexico." Betty Santerlan Costa Mesa, manager: "I'd take them golfing. People from out of town always seem to want to go golf Ing. There are several good courses here in Costa Mesa too." Greg Gentling Costa ~sa, attendant: "I'd take them to Arrowhead for skiing and then to Catalina on the fer ry. I might take them to a concert too, because everyone enjoys music." Diane Heims Newport Beach, waitress: "I 'd go to the Newport Harbor Art Museum. Then I'd go to Mlone's restaurant for the great fOOd and service. After that, I might take them to Orange Coast College for a little outdoor racquetball. After that, the Wax Museum." Keith Christensen Costa Mesa, student: "The beach m ight be cool, prob- ably Newport Beach. Maybe we'd go to Mission San Juan Capistrano too. I'd like to do that and I never have. Bowers Museum In Santa Ana is real interesting too." Bob Ciccarelli Costa Mesa, musician: "I'd take them to the desert where I have a place to entertain them and relax. Hemet is beautiful and the air is better than it is here. I always go there myself. The idea of getting away from the hubbub is the best t hing we could do." Mary Ferris Costa Mesa, student: "Parties at Newport. Then we'd go to t he Cuckoo's Nest for music." Pam Elzea Costa Mesa, sales: "We'd go to the beach for sun, pro- bably 4th Street In Newport because that's where the cute guys are. Then we could ride bikes down the boardwalk and after that we could go shopping at South Coast Plaza so they'd have something to take honle." :: From Page A 1 [~ QUARANTINE :!ii ;!i mong the billions released to :~ mil reproduction because they •• w e r e not m arked with the :1 fi,)lorescent dye which marked :! \he sterile rues. :• They we r e s h i pp e d to '."-S4acramento ror examination, l' and Steffen said t he results of ~ fertility tests would be known to· ~ d ay. ~ "There's no more or a threat • • • tbal it (the• infestation) would spread, no more than there was yesterday, but the likelihood t hat the rues may have already spread outside the current ·in· feslalion area is greater." Heimgartner said. Steffen also said that the large number or rues could indicate that more exist elsewhere. i ~ ..., __ O_A_A~N~G~E~CO"="'!"'AST~~~~~--~~------~~~~~--- ~ •• 1 Dll·ly p1·1at c1 ... 111ec1 edY'"'ll"g 11•11•2.su• ~ All other depariment1 M2·4321 ~ MAIN OFFICE ~ Thomas P. Haley uo w .. 1 e., M . cos•• MH•. c.11 ~~ ~-Ci...f E-wh••Ofhc.. ~-o,.._._. BO•IS.0,Cotl•Mtu.c_._,,_.,. ~ Robert N. Wffd CoPrrooM "" °'-c ... " •1100·~"'"9 ,_, Ho ~ ,.,...,,. "••\ ''°' .. ' •ttu\Cr•tlOft\ Pd1to"•' m•U•r 04' •ct I., !~m&I A. Murphlne ·~'''"""'"" ~'''" ,,,.,, "' ·~oroowc~ "''"°"' ....,.... "Pf'<••• "'"'f""°" of cop.,, .. ,., o.,., o.lfy ........... ..., Qertlll~ Runners begin three-mile race in Huntington Beach Distance Runners Derby. Witme r was Gustav Quironez SovWts off er aid to Poland MO SCOW <AP ) -The Kremlin will boost financial aid to Polaod to help stem the de· terioration of that Warsaw Pact nation·s economy, the official Tass news agency s aid after a m eetin g between President Leonid 1. Brezhnev and top Polish leaders. Moscow has agreed to allow Poland to defer payment on its debts to the Soviet Union and will increase exports of badly needed raw materials and con· sumer goods, according to the mildly worded joint communi· que released by Tass. The text was issued after the Moscow hopes to alleviate ally's economic troubles departure of Polish Communist Party chief Stanislaw Kania and Premi er Wojciech Jaruzelski, who spent two days at Brezhnev·s summe r vacation retreat in the Crimea. Diplomats in Moscow were watching the meeting, the first between Kania and Brezhnev since last March, for hints of Soviet i ntentions in Poland. Western sources say the Soviets might intervene in Poland if it is believed that social unrest there threatened the integrity of the Warsaw Pact military alliance. The communique. offering the first details of the talks. dropped previous expressions .of mutllal "confidence" that Polish leaders could solve the nation's dif· ficuJties. However, it contained the UD· expected aid package, details of which were not released. In Poland. the nation 's debt lo the Soviet Union is estimated al $4 billion in a total $23 billion foreign debt. Polish financial of· ficials c laim the previous estimate of $27 billion in foreign debt had been reduced by world currency fluctuations. The joint communique praised a recovery program adopted last month at a Polish Com· munist Party congress, but also s poke of forces "hostile to socialism." From Page A1 FLUOR • • • Tiny insect has f8rmers worried about livelihood company. and I don 't think it will be sold. But anything can happen. Who would have ever thought Gavin Herbert would sell Allergan'" Irvine ·based Allergan Pharmaceuticals was bought by a compelilor. Smithkline, at the end of 1979. Herbert's father s tarted the company in 1950. WESTLEY, Calif. <AP>-The harvest continued Saturday despite the s pread of the Mediterranean fruit fly, but townspeople here realized their. livelihoods were at stake. Growers met with lheir legislator. and residents of trus s mall San Joaquin Valley com· munily recounted stories of the first malathion spraying Satur- day. The fruit n y promised to make life difficult here. "I'm just concerned about the working people because we de· pend entirely on agriculture," said tomato hauler Juan Perez. Hal Jensen, o wne r of the Santa Ana girl killed in accident A four·year-old Santa Ana girl was killed early Saturday eve· ning when she ran into the street near her home and was struck by a car. police said. Mary Louise Norvall was struck at about 6 · 21 p. m. when she ran into the street from between two parked cars outside 3900 S. Ross St.. police said. She died several hours later at Foun· town's only supermarket. said. ··Everything a round here 1s based on farming in one way or another " Trucks carryin g tons of tomatoes rolled out of town, with the fate of the ripe fruit uncer· tain. Watching the truckoads move on. people expressed cynicism and frustration, anger and ac-· ceptance "Everybody in the whole com· munity will suffer by it." Jensen said. "If there's no farm in- come. there's no ~ork. There's no pay It just makes it tough for everyone" Growers thought about taking matters into their own hands. Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr .. blamed for allowing the medfly to make its way here. is the sub· ject of impeachment petitions circulating in this town of 500 people. Nine medflies. their fertility undetermined. were trapped on the farm of Eugene Bays Satur- day. The six fe rtile flies con· firmed last week were found in nearby orchards . "We have lo presume every· thing is fertile from here on out," said Assemblyman John Thurman . D ·Mode s to , representing the Westley area. Bays called the Stanislaus Gounty agricultural com· missioner·s office to find out if h e could s pray a s tronger pesticide hours after six helicop- ters had completed their sweep with malathion. He was told chances for a permit were doubtful, but an opinion from county officials may not stop him "The system hasn't worked. It hasn't worked in other areas. That's the system I don't believe in," Bays said. "We·ve al ways done our own s praying with other pests.·· Most of the 50·plus medflies found Saturday were in an 80· acre area bordering Interstate 5, n ear two r est s top s a nd downwind from the free-nowing California Aqueduct. With quarantine standards un· determined, growers expect a s t a nds till in the h a r vest Tomatoes are being picked daily and almonds are due soon. Some people see little chance the infestation will end here. "If they're here. they're going to keep on going I won't be sur- prised if they're in Arizona fast," Jensen said, although the border is hundreds of miles southeast. .. Boy. it spread like cancer." Others a re upset by the gov- ernment's handling of the in· festation. with federal, stale and county offi cials haggl ing over quarantine zones and shipping procedures. There's no doubt Fluor would he an attractive acquisition for any number of companies with money to spend. For the first six months this year , Fluor earn- ings increased to S72 7 million. or $1.49 a share compared with $64.l million, or $1.33 a share in 1980 Revenues for the same period Jumped lo S2.7 billion from $2.2 billion last year, and new orders advanced to $5.3 bi llion com· pared with $3.7 billion Backlog was $18.8 billion, against Sl3.6 billion last year. c Third-quarte r resu lts will reflect the acquisition of St. Joe, as Fluor borrowed Sl billion to help pay for 45 percent of St. Joe's outstanding shares. while only 45 percent of St. Joe's earn· in gs wi II be reflected in the quarter. l There has been no public estimate of the earnings figure. A spokeswoman for Fluor said one possible reason for the re· cent stock performance was the buy recommendation issued by Paine Webber. "Or." said the spokes· woman . ~·i t could be in anticipation of (Bob) Fluor's ap· pearan ce before secu r ity analysts in New York on Mon· day ·· ta in Valley Com munit y --- Hospital. The driver of the car , 46· year·old Misako Fukazawa, was not cited but the accident still is under investigation, police sald. Ms. Fukazawa apparently was not speeding at the lime of the accident. according to police. Police did not list an address for the victim but said she lived near the scene of the accident. Fire levels SA building Huge blllows of smoke from a fire wruch destroyed a garage in Santa Ana Saturday afternoon set off smoke alarms two blocks away, fire ofricials said. There were no injuries. Battalion Fire Chief Joseph Lamphear said the garage at 1731 W. Santa Ana Blvd . wu ful- ly Involved In flames when the fire was reported al 4:01 p.m. Lamphear said the thick smoke was caused by furnlture bumlng In the 50-year-old garage and the •dry wood of the aged structure. Fl ref ighters controlled th e Oames just eight mlnutes after arrtv1n1 at the scene, Lamphear • sa1d . Damafe to the detached structure was estimated at $5,000. plus another $3,000 for conttntM and $300 for smoke and heat damage lo the house at tbt same address. L amphear said the cause of' the nre bas not yet been de- termined but It ls not believed to be ot suspicious ori1ln. t .I ~----....... ·--------~ •· Newport Surf and Sport NOWIN STOCK LACOSTE® FOR BOYS shes 10-20 20 COiors to choose from in solids.. IS1zes 4-7 sollds Newport store only) ........ 2224=1tnl .... ... .. 6 5-H74 t :00.9:00 09lly 9:30 •m-1 pm Sun· Tl!u,. Ill II pm Fri I l et Stcn2 21 Ot/2 MlrW A••· . ........... '7J..71U • '0:00-9:00 DGlty 10.7 Sun·Tl!ur• tll I ftl I Sat Stwe l 5°""' c.-..... c ........ 641.0Ul M•.._..Dlitr 1. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Augus1 16, 1981 I ' . . Aa Enrollment surge baffles local uniVersities .l By A.KIF llAJI Of_Dlfty,. ........ An unexp~<.·te d s urae In freshmen appllcaUons at area unjveralUes has barned orficiaJs and forced one area campus to cease ucccptlng applications for tbe fall semester ClUng a nationwide trend or higher fres hmen applications, officials al Cal State Fullerton are no longer accepting new· student applications for the fall sem ester. Meanwhile, spokesmen at Cal State Long Beach indicated they might follow f<~ullerton's move within two weeks Officials said about lOO new. student applications pour in dai· ly, adding lo the record l9,300 received by July 31 Under· t(raduate Mdml11s1on to the sc h ooh o r bus1nc88 und engineering closed at the Long Beach campus two weeks aao. Al UC Irvine, where freshmen tippUcalions are up about 22 per cent over last year, the schools of engineering and information and computer science ar e closed for admission. A national survey designed and conducted by John Minter Associates of Boulder , Colo .. in· dicatcd that freshmen enroll- ment is up 7 percent at public In· slltutions and 6.2 percent at private institutions over last year. The study did not include community colleges. However , the actual increases could be significantly lower if, as many area universit y or-• h c111l11 suspeel, more students thun usual have filed multiple u1>Phc1alions The Reuaan administration's plans to t·utback federal finan· clal aid, has prompted many students go regi11ler at severaJ institutions, according to Leona.rd Kreutner, director of admissions at Cal State Long Beach. Locally, he said that would mean students would apply at California State University and Colleges campuses instead of the University of California in· slilulions, which are more ex- p<'nsive But that has not happened. Al UC Irvine. officials predict their enrollment will top last year's 10, 100 by abo~t 300. LAST OF BIG ONES The Allegheny. one of the largest steam locomotives ever built. now rests in th e U t·nry F'ord Museum in -~-........ ltDearborn. Mich The t'25-foot long, 600-ton engine was built in 1941 'Dennis' won't give up Weather system regains tropical storm status U.S. sur11mary Thu,.Oo<tl"1Wer> torrn..S o .. r lho c1ntra 1 Rocuu on Selurd•V e nd thowers M\d thundetlhowert were K •tt•'*' from lho Olllo Volley lo tho •Hlorn Great LAke• •nd •><>rthorn "''"' Engl•NI S-rs 111<> -r• uatlered from tho Rio Granci. V•llO In Toes acron 1111 Gull Co•ll lnlo lhe Sovl-1 Thi -•l!Wr •v•l•m 111•1 l'l•d """ tropical •lorm Denni• \lrenot,,.n..i llOUlll of Cui» end r90al,,.., lroe>lcel ltorm st.ius S-les _,.. """llV wnnv o .. r lhe north -'°"'" <onlral Pl•in•, ,,. Mlululppl V•llev •ncl ,,. NorlllWUI coast. T1mper9lures -r• In llW IO\ •nd '!Os In ..-t Of , ... East, I ... Will, •'-lhl Gull Coast and In Ille hn ,,._ V•ll•v. ti.. 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The litime 24·hour answering service· may be used to record letters to the editor on any topic Mailbox contributors must include their name and telephone number for verification. No circulation calls. please icll us whul's on your mind 642•6086 ' J "lt 111 hard lo explain," satd Jim Dunn.lo&, dJrector of under· graduate admiu1ons at UC Irvine. Dunning said the 22 percent In· crease in freshmen applications remains a mystery. He noted that in 1979, when the hJghest number of hlgh 11chool graduates were elgl ble for entrance to universities. freshmen enroll· ment at UC Irvine was down 7 percent from the previous year. Officials said usually about 55 percent of the freshmen appli- cants actually enroll in classes, but if a higher percentage does this year, classrooms could be crowded. Al Long Beach for Instance, of the 31,239 students last year, 21.000 were continuing students But the university rect.'1ved 19.~ new-student apphcataons, with t1bout 10,000 actually enroll ing At Fullerton, there were 4,JOO freshmen applications received last year, but only 2.JOO first yt.>ar students . "All we have are guesses to try and explain the sudden jump in the number of applications. We are l'aught by s urprise and I don't think there are any real answers," Kreutner said Ralph Bigelow, dean of ad· missions and records at Cal State Fullerton, said the cutoff forced by an increase in early appli cants and a 6 percent in crease en returning students will not affect returning student!>. manv or whom will register * * • lt.akr in AUJ.lUSt Htl(elow said ht' expecta an un- prt•n.-d(.•nted 24,000 studeitt.a to utknd lo'ullcrlon, up l,SOO llw:>m la!>t f;.ill's a ll time high enij>ll· rrwnt I le !>atd ex<-<ipt1o ns will be mude for some hardship c for the fall semester, w be~ms Aug 31. 1 Undergraduute students o 'huH <.·ompleted all requ· e· ments at a community coll ge and now c<.1n only attend a f Vl•ar '>t·hool will be conside for h<.1rdsh1p admission. /\h.1J. graduate students urt.• tt•uchcrs and need to f '>o mc classes for teach t•rcdcnt1als mandated by st lu"'s. will also be consider Hlj.(l•lo"" Miid • * • Land base MX mode bac k e d Two-year c olleges c ontinue g rowth WASHINGTON (AP J Mem- bers of the prestigious Defense Science Board have recom· mended that the Reagan ad - ministration go ahead with the land-based shelter scheme for' deploying the M X missile, ad- mirustration sources said Satur day. This recommendation, from what is described by Pentagon insiders as "the premier outside advisory group" on technical matters. adds considerable weight to forces opposed to Defense Secretary Caspar Wein berger's reported preference for placing the missiles 1n big airplanes Strong opposition to the air mobile idea has been made clear by the Air Force and by key members of Senate a nd House committees Secretary of State Alexander M lfajg Jr. was to meet with Reagan today at the president's mountaintop ranch in California. reportedly to argue in favor of slaying wi th the land-based method for deploying the MX. While officials at area com m unity co ll eges report a m oderate increase in the number of new-student applica lions, most officials said they were expecting the hike Nancy Kidder, associate dean of admissions and records at Golden West College 1n Hunt ington Beach, said officials there expect a 10 percent rise in fall enrollment. • ·'This would be the same in crease as the year be*>re." Ms K1dl;ler said Classrodms have bet·n t-qu1pped for the expected Jump in enrollment from 21.682 last year to a record 23.800 in the fall Coastline Community College headquarters m Fountain Valley reported a 6 percent hike 1n fall apphcat1ons, adding about 1.800 students to the nearly 30,000 enrolled for classt'S conducted al convenient neighborhood locations. Meanwhile, Saddleback Com· munity College offi cials said enrollment for fall is 15 percent higher than last year Enroll · ment in September is expected to be about 30,000 at both cam· puses, up from last year's 24 ,841. A spokesman for the college suid th<.• increase parallels 10 20 ix·n·ent surge Saddleb has experienced each of the l'lght y<.·ars. , The· spokesman said the ~1- lt•gt> 1s µrepared for the hikJ~in l'nrollmcnt w11h addition of T-vo ruodular buildings to provide rd· <11t1orwl classroom space. ! Al Orange Coast College in Costa Mesu. officiali; repoi1ed t.>nrollment is up 8 percen~d e "< peclt'd to top last year 's C· ord of about 33.000 students. C'ommun1ty college repres41>t· a.t.J\.l'S suggested three poss~le reasons for the surge. t First. growth 1n a rea popl&la· t111n may lar~el} be responsf>le for intreas(•d enrollment at d· dh·hat·k and Golden West I· ll•ge.., "'hert• student popula ha., ht.·(·n steadily climbing th(• last f1v<.· years S('cond. the rising cost of vero.;1t1es coupled with Heagan administration's pla cut bat•k federal financial art· also l>t'heved lo be respo si· bit• for some enrollment ·n. ('rt.•ast•s t The New •York Times quoted administra~on officials in its Saturday editions as saying that Haig, a former commander of the Nort h Atlantic Treaty Organization's armed forces, m tends to argue that abandoning the land-based method would make 1t more diCficult to·deploy new land based medium-range missiles in Europe Las t , unt•mployment ~as fon·t•<I many to return to colllge lo pick up a ne"T skm Back i n e l erne n t t I Big crowd cheers pope I 'state Department oHicials declined Saturday to comment on the substance of what the Haig·Reagan meeting will entail and deputy White House press secretary Larry Speakes, in California with the president, said only that it is to prepare for Monday's meeting in Los Angeles of the National Security Council. Weinberger will be among the officials at that meeting, but sources familiar with the sear ch for an alternative to the land· based MX system said they doubt the defense secretary is ready to give the president his final recommendation. According to those sources, Weinberger is certain to give the president an updated report on proposals to base the M X in a more politically acceptable fashion. to build a neel of ad- vanced bombers. and lo push ahead with development of a second.generation missile to be fired from Trident s ubmarines . VATICAN CITY 1AP 1 Pope John Paul JI . b<•aming <1 nd cracking a joke fo r an en- thusiastic crowd, made his first formal appearance Saturday s ince he s uffered gunshot wounds in an assassination at tempt three months al{u ·'I want you lo know that the pope is s weating, but not because of the illness 1t 's the sun," the pope. who left the hospital Friday. joked al the end of his 20-minute talk. The pontiff spoke from the window of his private study overlooking St. Pckr·s Square. where he was shot 1n the ab domen, arm and finger hy a Turkish terroris t on M<.1 v 13 The crowd of 65,000 ·pilgrims and tourists waved "'h1te handkerchiefs and Polish nags. fhs speech wa~ inlerrupt(•d 16 times by applause. ·Everybody was !>a.) ing, lo John Paul Welcome b/lck Stay with us always'' \ al1 can Radio said Th<· popl' spok<· in a str ng \ 111n· :ind he gestured nd \.I. ;J\l'<I 111 th<• confident ma er kn1mn 111 m1lllons worldwide. /\ftt•r three months o a gnl\e tllnt·-.-.. \.l.h1ch almost re- H~n1ed m1· from leaving he hospital. I <.·an again today I ad the• /\n~<.·lus prayer in St. Pet r 's Squart'. the pope told he C'rowd Tht• ol \C':lr old pontiff n- nount·Pd that h<.• will go this af- ternoon to hi s summer retre~t Castt·I Gandolfo in the sh dy hills '>outh of Home for a ix· \\-l'l'k t·onvalc•..,c·c·m·e prescri d In dol't ur:-, · Tht· P<JJll' n•;JCI a messag~ in six langua~t·s . including ;his nat1 \l' Polish. C'<'le brating ~he Fc•asl of tht' ,\:.-,umpt1nn. or :the 1,1ksng of th1• bod) and sou* of lhc· \'1rg111 Mary to heaven. 111· .,;ml hl1 regretted brea ng .1 :m ~cJr 111<1 papal traditio of mat king tht· Assumption ;by c·c I chra t mg Mass in the pa fish l'hurch at Castel Gandolfo J -------------'fl"I Save 5()¢ per lb. on our Beef Sticlt summt.r sausa~. Buy a whole Beef Stick and save 75¢ per lb. Betwttn Aul(Ust 17th and St1ne11'llx'r 7Uq•111 can save SOC off the regular pnt't.' of $4.39 J>c't pound on a cul p1«t-vf nur famuu~ 1-let•f Stick summer sausage Buy a whnle Beef Stick a11d you c.m ivtvr ' even more -75" nff tlte reRUlnr pnce -·--per pound. For every pound you huy, "'r11 ron111bull' 25c to the Muscular [)ystmphy A1&"-'>llU1111 (>ffff 111•id at tJarttnpahna Hkktlf)' ~.1m1• ,,,,.. • ._ ~m~~©~ "~rrrri~ J O I (JI.II n ~ IN t South ·toasi 'Ptaz ~ ~ i..wwC_._..W.. l rlstol attlw SClll Diego freew41Y Cotta Melo o,....,,.,,.. ,....,,..,.. ~ llt•l,a . 540-6991 S'~ America's Leading Cheese Stores· 7,e-----------------------..-~~~s., Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Auguat HS, 1981 system installed Onof.re one of few plants to make signal deadline VID KUT'lMANN ......... thern California Edison a.s finished work on a $1 -plws emergency warnln& m near the San Onofre ear Generating Station, g it only one or 10 nuclear llatlons to comply with al rules requiring such a m. ly last week. the U.S . lear Regulatory Commission that 38 other power plants missed th'I July l com- ~ date for having warning lo alert the pubUc of a ar-relaled emergency. in a move that drew y fire from anti-nuclear s men, the NRC announced it WOUld simply do away with a deadline for requiring installa- tion of the systems. In finishing work on the system which includes 40 sirens in a 10-mile area sur· rounding the San Onofre plant site Edison oCflclal• hope they've taken another 1tep toward securing an operatlna license for newly built unlu 2 al'ld 3 However, in the second phastt of federal licen1ln1 hearln11 that begJn Aug. 25 tn Anaheim. plant challenaers will attempt to prove that overall emercenry planning efforU have n~ been adequate lo prote'ct the 80.000 or so residents who Uve within the vicinity or the nuclear general· ing station three miles south of San Clemente. Part of those efforts are the sirens, which would be activated within 15 minutes of an emergency s ituation al the huge nuclear facility. Al the sound of a two-tone signal from the sirens, residents would tune into emergency radio and TV broadcasts for informa· tion on what to do and where to go. This siren at Capistrano State Beach would be aclwated Within IS minutes of emergenc'!I at San Onofre nuclear power plant KdJ•on apokeaman Oavc Bar· ron 1tol1 ant Ahto thrt-e sirens were placed In unincorporated communities 1uch &u Dana Point and Cu11llltruno Ot!ach, and 10 sirens wer'' &lluntE'd on the aprawUng Camp Ptindleton Marine Corps b1un; All lhtiso areas fall wlthJn the 10 mile emergenc5' planning zone established by the federal government for communities near a nuclear power plant. The sirens, which resemble a cross between a lamp and a bird feeder. would send out a three· to-five minute signal when ac· tivated. The power of the signal • would range from 107 to 115 de· cibels. By comparison, an air raid siren could reach 120 de· cibels. Though Edison Co. installed the sirens and will provide for future mamtenance. the com· munities within which they're located will have operational control of them. Barron s aid. Tests must still be conducted on the apparatus to insure that the sirens work properly. With hearings before the U S. Atomic Safety and Licensing Board only a week away, Edison is in better shape than most plant operators across the coun- try. According to the N RC, 17 utilities hadn't even ordered emergency warning equipment by the July 1 compliance date. Five other plants were not ex- pected to have working systems until mid-1982 There a r e m o r e than 70 nuclear reactors at 48 operating U.S. atomic power plant sites. The requir ement for publil' warning s ystems was one of many new rules that grew out of the Three Mil e Island accident in Pennsylvania in March 1979. According to the NRC's 1980 yearbook, it was required that .. administrative and physical means" would be established by July l. 1981 for prompt alerting and notifi cation of the public within a 10-mile r adius of a plant site. In dropping the July 1 com- pliance date, no new date was set and no specifi c reason was given for changing the deadline. Edison officials have estimat- ed their company has apent nearly $15 million to insure that e mergency planning for San Onofre is successful. The utility is seeking licensing for two new 1,100-megawatt reactors nearing completion on the Southern California shoreline. Plant challengers have con· tended that emergency plan· ning, though elaborate, is un· workable and that newly dis covered s eism ic hazards offshore from the plant site pose dangers which exceed the $.1.3 billion facility 's safety limits. The hearings before the three- member safety and licensing board wtll be held at the An aheim Marriott Hotel. The hearings are open lo the public. Unions' vote critical to Philadelphia paper's fate PlilLADELPHIA (APl The Bulletin, once America's largest evening newspaper. published what could be its final edition to· day as negotiatoh struggled to save the 134-year-old daily. The fate of the newspaper rests with eight unions, which have been asked to accept wage Priest called • in to exorcise ghost BOURNEMOUTH, England (AP) -A 95-year -old retired priest conducted a rite of ex- o rc ls m al a house in this southern coastal city after its owners reported furniture and plates were being tossed about by ~ghost. Policemen who witnessed some of the bizarre events said they could think of no natural explanation. Frederick C. Oliver, a retired priest of the Church of England who has conducted the exor~ism rite many times before, said SatlU'day that on arrival at the boule, "I felt the fear was there." He said he asked the owners. Charles and Catherine Burden, their foster son Bradley. 8, and dauititer Deborah, 17, for three min'1teS of silence, during which be ~d lbeJr bands and conduct· ed tlae rite of exorcism. Oliver said he called on "the api!°its of evil" to leave the houae and ritually "threw the 1plrlta to the &ir." "C do not think for a moment th.at there wu a personillcaUon of -body," said Oliver. But he added the fear "was very def· laft.. and le.r l• the work of tM deril." Afterward, he reported, a chill disappeared. Constable Graham Joyce, who was called to the home and wit- nessed some of the goings-on, said, "There was a tremendous crash and the aresser went over. It would normally have taken two men to shift that. ·'I have never seen anything like it," he said. "lt was very, very eerie and there was just no logical explanation." Joyce said that when he saw the dresser topple, he called Oliver for asslstance. Mrs. Burden, 56, said tbe strange happenJngs began at 5 a.m. Friday, shortly after her husband, a 62-year-old window-. cleaner, left for work. She said that al about 8 a.m ., s he telephoned him to say everything was "1olng cruy In the house.•• A beater had flown across the floor, crockery waa smashed and a TV was over- turned, ahe said. "I couldn't believe it when I got home," Burden said. "The place was a disaster area with everyth.lng In smithereens. A.a I was riniln• the police, plate. started nytng acrosa the room and the oU heater ahot acn111 the noor." ., l . a a ·· wrens cutbacks and other concessions totaling $4.9 million annually. Progress was r e ported as talks resumed Saturday morn· ing after an all-night bargaining session a ttended by federal mediator Robert L. Kyler. But Teamster Loc a l 628 negotiators broke off their session Saturday afternoon, call- ing the action "extremely serious" and saying they would not return until called back by Kyler. There was progress "until a few minutes ago," sajd William Gullifer, secret~y-treasurer of Local 628, the largest unJon in· volved. Gullifer returned Saturday night to ask the mediator about other unions' progress. Bulletin vice president and negotiator J oseph G. Elliott declined comment. Talks between The Bulletin and the other unions continued, however. Earlier Saturday, Oullifer s aid of The Bulletin: "l think they h~ve a better understand- ing of what our problems are, •'1d we have a better un- derstandin& of theirs." If The Bullet.in folds, it wtll be the third time th.la month that red Ink baa forced a major American dally to cease or curtail publication. On Aug. 7 The Washlngton Star went un- der, leavtn1 the nation's capital the biceest one-newspaper city In the country. 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Lighting lives and cooling it • in county offices By GLENN SCOTT Of tlile o.lly l'llel St.ff E leclrician K~n Crothers works deep in the bowels of the Orangl' County Courthouse in windowlc:.:. room s where energy, not just1t•c. i!> the word of the dav Crothers. a <:ounty employee. is busy these days stringing more than eight miles of bright· ly colored wire through the rooms and back hallways where most courthou!'>e v1:.1tors never set foot It is a tedious task. runni ng the wires through conduit and attaching them to just the right tiny chip on a solid stale com· puler pla te not much la rger than a playing card . But <:rothers says he enjoys the work because it is part of the county's surprisingly efficient new energy man agement system All of the wire in the 12·story building eventually will lead to a single telephone hoe that will feed into a computer a mtle Court ponders deportation away in a glass-enclose& room in the county's fac ilities opera- tions center. It is a fai r ly modest-looking computer which at first glance would hardly merit a second look. let alone justification for an extensive rewiring of the courthouse ll looks like a machine geared more for balancing a checkbook than controlling an energy sup· ply for a massive structure. The ('Ounty invested $135.000 in the lloneywell Delta·l ,000 com- puter and printer that went on line exactly a year ago, said Vergil Best . m anager of the facilities operation division. He expects it to pay for itself in reduced energy and labor costs by next J anuary. T h e computer already 1s hooked up lo eight buildings at the Santa Ana C1v1c Center, in· eluding the <·ounty llall of Ad· ministration and the Engineer ing-Finance Wing It has reduced use of energy by 17 percent and s av<'d $136.000 in utility costs. said Floyd "Scot ty" Stewart. energy conserva- tion specialist A dozen more buildings arc lo be converted to the computer this year with an estimated sav· ings ·or another $91,000. he said. The computer saves in several ways Where mechanics formerly had to make the rounds to check equipment. one person sitting at the computer sc r een can monitor every switch in the huilding, Stewart explained I \ Crocker Bank But that's the easy stuff . The tomputcr also keeps track ol. l'Ons umpt1on Of kilowatt hours. Thl' total is critical because utility rates for large users are based on peak demand When a peak dem and ap· proaches a plateau where rates might increass -or where county energy Budget~ are met the computer is programmed to automatically "shed " energy use by shutting o ff p re- determined low-prior ity units on (See COUNTY, Page A7) The fate of AndriJa Artukovic, the 81 -year- old Surfside resident accused of overseeing the m ass murder of Serbs and Jews in Yugoslavia during World War II , will now be decided by the Ninth U.S. District Circuit Court of Appeals in Los Angeles. Artukovic has been fighting deportation or· ders since 1953 when officials fi rst learned that the former inter ior minister had ente red the county illegally in 1948 using a false passport. Last month he filed an appeal with t he court in order to bar a deportation order by the U.S. Justice Department is Giving Away Money! Rodney Smith, an attorney wit h the Justice De partment's office of special investigations. said last week that the case has been received by the court and a hearing date will be set later this month The case could be decided as early as J a nuary. according to Smith. Artukovic has been living 1n a beachfront home m Surfside near Seal Beach under rel- at ive obscurity tlis Newport Beach attorney Ronald Bonaparte was unavailable for com· ment. The t3oard of. Immigration Appeals first or- dered Artukovic deported after learning that as interior minister he had been in charge of public order and safety in Croatia during World War II. I le was accused by the board of being a Nazi collaborator The Yugoslavian government has for mally accused him of overseeing the m assacre of 750,000 Serbs and 20,000 Jews. In 1959 Arlukovic was granted a stay of de- portation on the grounds that he would be persecuted if returned lo his homeland. However, the elderly man now faces de- portation again because of the Refugee Act of 1980, which forbids granting a stay of deporta- tion to any alien who, as a member of the Nazi government. participated m the persecution of anyone because of race. religion. national origin or political opinion ... ""' .... ., ............ THE 8\.IYEAS ARE COMING! -Tom Trotter, 14, 'of Costa Mesa knows that bargain hunters come out in droves on weekends so he's post- ing a knapsackful of signs alerting shoppers t.o a garage sale. \ J I All Over Orange Co~nty! 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',., !):- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Augu1t 16, 1981 eing ]apanese-Americari • • • no picnic in 1942 JODI CADENHEAD .................. It waa already late afternoon ln the over· wded room before 01'. Yoeh1hlko Fred Fu· ..... of Seal Beach finally had a chance to t.eU at happened to hi• family when the United a l aovemment or· red 120,000 J apaneee· merlcans alon1 the est Coast Interned ring World War 11. An old m an now, ke so many or those ho took the podium urlng bearings last eek in Los Angeles of e n a t ional Co m · lssion on Wartime location and Inle rn- nt of Civilians. the i·retired physician ys he is not bitter. He was never angry really except when he reached Camp J erome 1n Arkansas, a man or DR Y F' F'UJIKAWA · 33, and realized pay he had been promised by ublic health oHacials would never come. "IC it was only for defense," he asks quietly, 'why weren't the Germans and Italians put in relocatJon camps 11hould be Jiven reparatJon P•Y· ment.I . Rep. Dan Lanaren. R-Huntinaton Beach, who ls aervina as vice chairlJlan, hu spoken out public· ly aealnst the Idea of compensatJon paymenta that could total blllJons of doUars. During the openln1 hearln& ln W11hin1ton, July 14, Lun1Ten uld he doubted Con1rea1 would h a ve authorized the commlaalon had reparation payment.I been ita sole purpose. "The mere existence of this commission ls testimony to the fact that the people are fair· minded," he said. "It la the mark .of an honest. Juat and noble people that we can recognize the er· ror ol our World War U internment of fellow American citizens.·· Dr. Fujikawa had jUBt finished a round of golf with some collea1ues in Long Beach when he re· turned lo his office on Terminal Island around 11 a.m. OD Dec. 7, UMl . A patient rushed Into his waiting room lo tell him Pear) Harbor had just been bombed. Within a matter of minutes the four mile island. Inhabited chiefly by 3,000 Japanese who made their living fi shing and canning, was swarming with milituy officials. The bl~kade waa euod a few days later after the FBI rounded up nearly all malu, leavln& behind only women and old men. Things turned terr,lbly u&ly on Feb. 25, 19'.2, when the Terminal Island resideota were told to evacuate their homes within 48 boura, recalled Dr. Fujikawa. "They were human vultures," be said of the people who s uddenly poured onto the Island look- Things turned terribly ugly when Terminal Island residents were told to evacuate within 48 hours . ing to buy refrigerators and furniture cbeapJy from the bewildered women. Rather than sell her possessions for a fraction or their worth his mother burned everything, in· eluding the prized taboret and footstool he had made in a high school workshop. hospital. The people lived in the stables." He remembered also the long llnes of women and children sufferlna from dlarrhea followtne the lnoculatlons and how many of them fainted or vomited while they waited for one of the few camp toilet.I. After s\x months at Santa Anita be and ht. wife Alice were sent to a detention camp ln J erome. Ark .• where their oldest son, now a pbysi· cian in Los Angeles, was born. Bitter over the $19 monthly pay while out.side doctors earned regular salaries in the camp, Or. Fujikawa went to live in Missouri In 1944 wbere he! practiced at the state chest hospital for five years. Japanese Americans were allowed to leave tbe camps, so long as they dld not return to the West Coast. In 1953 the federal government paid the doctor 10 percent or the $15,000 loss he claimed as a result of the relocation. Despite the passage or so inany years, Or. Fu· jikawa says he hopes the government makes up the difference between the $132 million In claims that were filed and the $38 million the interned were paid. But more importantly, he says, he wanu Americans to know and remember that 120,000 people, mostly American citizens, were rounded up and kept in desolate camps between 1942 and 1945. ·~nmps?'' Lights were ordered off at night and the bridge was closed immediately, making it nearly im· possible for him to reach his patients at Seaside Hospital, now known as Long Beach Memorial. But it didn't really matter, because within a few days the hospital revoked his privilege to practice. His family were ordered first to Santa Anita race track where he and six other physicians in- oculattid the 18.000 who crowded onto the stable grounds. "It happened once. We sure don't want it to happen again to people of a ny race. That is why we're making so much noise now." .• . , ' 1 The question has gnawed at the hearts of the interned Americans who have remained oddly silent for so many years. The commission will at- tempt to answer it following public hearings across the country By J an. 15 the commission is expected to make its final report to ConJtress including a rc>commendation on whether those sent to 10 Oelly ...... , __ Cleverly disguised flashlights "1/luminate" Gary Lee's futunst1c artworks Meduso" and · r serrurwd .. As he sees it, future • 1s now !Jy JOHN NEEDHAM Of llle o.lfy ...... , .. fl If Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia of ·star Wars" fame were to set up housekeeping, ,'-ticy'd probably drop in on Gary Lee at the Festival of Arts in Laguna Beach to buy some futuristic knickknacks. , The Dana Point resident calJs his plexiglass ,and cardboard models "pure fantasy.'· and a reflection of his own interest in science fiction. One work, lilied simply "Motorcycle.'' is an , 18·inch·long replica of what Lee envisions as the chopper or the hereafter. "The kids that come by really lvve this ;>luff," the five·ycar festival exhibitor said. "It's ~mazing how interes ted they are in science fic- Cion fantasy " Another of Lee's works. which he calls · "Hatchling," shows a human figure emerging ''from an egg in a water.fi lled goldfish bowl. At night Lee turns on a light attached to the model to illuminate the murky fluid, creating an eerie ·~tow. ur "All l want people to do is look at the things I have out here and have run," the artist said. ·-rm not worried about selling anything. People would have to be crazy to buy this stuff, and I won't sell a,ything to someone who's insane." To support himself, Lee said he builds models for the movie industry and Mchitectural llrms on a free·lance basis. He also paints in· teriors and murals for restaurants. "" "Working for yourself is good from my standpoint." he said. "However, Crom an art standpoint. some people might not like the deadlines I have to meet. "When you get a call to build a model, you can't say your head isn't together this week or you're going to Mexico for the weekend. You have to get the job done when it's supposed to ,,be done." ~ ·~ He just finished a scale model for a Los Angeles desi'n firm of a 501Hoot statue. He ·1said the full-size version will stand in a fountain ·dll an Arabian airport complex the company is building. ~· -He added his goal is to work In Hollywood ,d ull-time on movie props for science fiction films. "I've written a script for a science fiction aadventure I'm hoping to sell," Lee said. ''I'd ~lt'eally like to do strictly movie work. but it's .pretty tough to break into." YMCA -YOUR YEAR ROOND FAMILY VACATION ATTRACTION "Fltnet1 center for my wife and I. swimming a camc>e for the kids. The YMCA I• • piece I c:.n trust my kid• to.·• Mr ............... ..... 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In fact, the computer Is pro- &r•mmed to cut down eneray uae even during times when Maher rates aren't Imminent. "Most systems are way over- designed.'' said Stewart. "We want lo take the fat out of this one." County officials began an energy conservation program in 1973, seven years B.C. <that's "before computer") .:._!l_!ld since then, an estimated ~.000 has been saved, said Best. In the first few yeaJrs, the sav· ings or a s uddenly waste- conscious organization were st riking, with reductions in some buildings of up to 50 percent. With time, the easy solutions were used up and officials found that future reductions would re- quire more sophisticated ap- proaches, Best said. Enter the computer. Managers including Best and Stewart spent a year examining systems and ensuring that bid specifications were tailored to county needs . Air conditioning is shut off. at 4: 30 instead of 5 p. m. and few employees are the wiser. That way, Stewart said, they could ensure quality. As in most cases with com- puters, however. the apparently outmoded creatures called human beings still play an im- portant role. Stewart noted that computers can only turrt the s witches on and off. It's up to the experts to know how to heal or cool a build- ing with the least energy. The heart of the county's system is the Central Utilities Facility on Flower Street. • • around pipes to coll•, pumps and blowers in every bulldln1 in the Sant11 Ana Civic Center. Jack Willis la the chief responsible for aauclng the degree or hot or cold water needed to keep the aovemment offices comfortable. He said the county's eneri)' consciousness has produced short cut.s. For example, energy for heating and cooling the water Is shut off at 4:30 instead of S p.m .. and few employees are the wiser. On a hot dry day , he ex• plained, workers can put up with slightly less cooling than on a hot, muggy day. Natural gas consumption at the plant was cut 20 percent two years ago and 9 percent last year. Energy savings were 6.4 percent two years ago, 3.1 per· cent last year. The savings amounted to $342,800, said Best. Stewart, a smiling Scotland native, clearly enjoys the suc- cess or the thrifty. high · technology system , none the least because it involved taking a risk. .. ¥= ~ .... '¥" ......... . ·~' .., ... · Orange Coast DAILY PILQT/Sunday. August 18. 1981 Arter choosing the Honeywell. they decided to install the system with county workers, who later would be in charge. The building holds three large boilers and equipment to pro- duce 6,000 tons or air condition· ing per hour. making it one of the larges t energy plants in Southern California. From it, steam or chilled water is pumped through under· "It takes a little guts to get in- to thls," he said with a grin. "because if this thing hadn't worked ... ·· o.lly -,_.., "*"· O'-...i Despite sharks and rough seas. 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The Marina lligh School and UC Irvioe graduates say they were not deterred by the fact th at such journeys are seldom altempte.Q aboard an 18-foot catamaran -a sailboat witb a 7-foot-wide canvas stretched between two parallel hulls. ·w e were totally dependent on tb.e weather," recalls Hill "The catamaran isd't designed to take the kind of beating we Welle putting it through. We were br..:aking things all along the way." • The pair managed to keep the vessel together long enough lo complete their voyage. which included many m emorable moments. "The thing I'll remember is a 7-foot shark s wimming past my head," says Cullinane ·•J was in the Bahamas out skindiving by myself when a bull shark swam by. "I just watched him and tried not to mate any sudden moves . It didn't bother m e while -1 w as watching him . but I got paranoid when I couldn't see him anymore and wasn't s ure where he was.·· For Hill. the island of Martinique provided romance with a young woman from Boston and his greatest sea scare While leaving the island, however, the catamaran encountered especially rough seas that threatened to break it apart. "It wasn't sailing any more. 1t was more like surfing," Hill recalls. "That was probably the onl y time we were almost out of control." The pair began their adventure in April by fl ymg to Trinidad, Island. near the coast of South America It took two weeks to get their crafted catamaran through customs. however . Hill, who has s ailed since he was 6, had quit hi:; electronic engineering po.sition in Texas to e m bark on the voyage. Cullinane had little sailing experience but is an expert at camping and backpacking. He formerly worked at Wind Cave National Park in South Dakota The pair set out from Trinidad with about 165 pounds of gear . aiming for Miami. As they hopscotched from island to island. their longest s tretch at sea was 19 hours. There were a few inconveniences. s uch as the theft of their traveler's checks and a brokw stove. But Hill and Cullinane say most of their Caribbean experiences were upbeat. Island friends showed them through a volcano aod taught them to find food in the jungle. • One dock worker. hearing of their lengthy voyage, gave them a crate containing 100 bananas. With the trip comp1-.ted, Hill is opening his own electronic business, and Cullinane plans lo return to school to obtain teaching credentials The pair will retain fond memories of their Caribbean trip. · "We weren't discovering the West Indies before everyone else the way Columbus did.'. Cullinane observes. ··But we discovered a new world for ourselves ·· Braille offered I Oran~e Coast College is offering a class Uii.s fall that will sbow students how to process Braille material. Titled "Braille Transcribing," the course·is listed as Communications 170 in the OCC class schedule. Officials said persons completina the course will be ab1e to type out Braille codes for boob. instructions and playing cards. Fall semester begins Sept. 8, wltb ret:11tu- Uon beginning Monday In the OCC admiaslans office. A.-C T Lopical Fi5h • Fresh • Marine Speclal Aug. 12-Aug. 18th Pf melodell• pfctua S2.H I am from Colombla, the reolon of Mltu. Peaceful In nature 1 'an be with smalltr flSh without causlno a problem. Unlike most cets I am not nocturnal In my habits. I am an t>C· ctflent scavenver, See me at Aqueuc Troplcels where tam on sate tor $2.99. ,. 1510 W. B•ker • Colta MeH 549·1391 •Corner Harbor I Beker . . Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT/Sunday. Auguat 18. 1981 Book liiik Novel ideas connected Some day1 It aeema as -thou1b everyone Robert Howland meets bu The Great American Novel tucked away in a de.k drawer back home. An acquialtlona editor for Reaton Publlsbing, a division of Prentice- Hall, Howland is ac· customed to being cor· ne red by people who believe they could be the next Harold Rob· bins or Judith Kranz. A Santa Ana resi· dent, Howland teaches a how·lo-get·your·book· publishing course for Coastline Community College. Typically, his students arrive ready to turn their life stories in· to mlllion·seller fiction. While not dis - couraging such goals, Howland tries to steer his students toward an area where they are much more likely to find some success technical non-fiction. This advice produced richer fruit than usual last spring when five of Howland's students became first-time authors. Their instructor had donned his editor's cap and purchased their books. Howland 's company does not publish fiction. He looks for specialized non-fiction subjects that can be marketed to a narrow audience. For example, the books he purchased from his students last semester dealt with real estate, radio-controlled cars, automobile dealership management and automobile tips for owners and buyers. .. A book for everybody is a book for nobody," says Howland. "Our sales people can't market a book for everybody. It's easier to market a book a bout, say, financial planning to financial planners or a book about nursing to nurses." The editor quotes industry figures of 30,000 to 40,000 books published annually. Of these. only about 2,000 are fiction, and many are unsuccessful. "Three-fourths of all books published lose money," Howland contends . "That's why three out of four authors are upset with their pubHshers." Timing of publication can be almost as crucial as the subject matter. A gift book can do quite well if it reaches the book stores before Christmas, Howland explains. Th~ same book could collect dust if it hits the shE!lves in January Financial planning books do well at lax lime, while textbooks must be geared for release by the beginning of a college semester. In the technical writing realm, how well a person writes is not as important as his or her ex-pertise, Howland says. Because the acquisitions editor is not an ex- pert on the various technical subjects he publishes, • Howland sends the manuscripts to other pro- fessionals for review. For examplf. a nursing book may be evaluat- ed by a doctor lfld several nurses before the con- tract is signed. Most technical books take about one year to write, usually because the authors are employed in other jobs while they write. .. If someone says he is going to write a book in s ix months, I'm usually skeptical," the editor says. "In 16 years on the JOb purchasing 300 books. I've never had one come in on time They're always late." After the manuscript is turned in, another nine months are usually required for publication. An exception is computer books, where lengthy delays may render a vo lume obsolete. Technical writers may receive a Sl,000 ad- yance when the contract is signed. First year royalties could total $10,000 or more. Howland said. The editor and teacher lately has been donning a third hat. In his spare time, he is collaborating wilh Orange Coast College instructor Pat Kubis on a book that will advise would-be authors on writing technique as well as the mechanics of getting a book published. "I'm now experiencing all the trials and tribulations my authors have told me about, .. Howland says. ,.,...._. ROUND 'EM UP -Georgia wildlife officers herd a gaggle of Canada geese near Macon. The roundup ca me in an attempt to restore areas on ce win tered by hun<treds of thousands of the migratory birds. 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The first-time festival ex- hibitor said s he began painting for profit 16 years ago designing greeting cards and doing other Mesan h e ads area physical directors commercial work. "I never had any professional training," she said. "But I've been painting all my life." She now works full-time in her home studio. Mrs. McDowell's artworks are extremely detailed, with some flowers no larger than a dab of paint. She said she uses bright pink and red overlay to create a nostalgic patchwork effect snd recently s igned a contract with a large needlepoinJ. ~ompany to produce one of her designs this fall. Mrs. McDowell said she is en· joying being at the Art-A-Fair. and especially likes the op- portunity to meet other artists. When she paints she usually has two or three paintings going at once. "I paint the back· grounds on all of them first and then fill in the detail work. Once I get the colors mixed I like to spread it around as m uch as I can," she said, laughing. David W. Harding of Costa For the festival season she Mesa has been elected president rented a lot in Laguna Beach to of the 200-member YMCA parkhertrailerandsaveadaily Physical Directors Society for commute to he r home in Brea. Southern California, Arizona, "One of these days I'll take New Mexico and Nevada. some time out and actually get ·. . . '\ . I We have the killer dl1e1111es heart dltease. cancer, diabetes. Heart disease alone kills one million people a year In the U.S. One out or every third adult In this country Is aurrertng from cardiovascular disease. Heart Is the gradllal cloeure of the coronary arteries with cholesterol. The averaae cloeure of a 3!5 year old '11 coronary arteries is 11bout 50rf. When you are 4!5 years of age, you may have a 90% closure and now you'll have your first symptoms: angina (chest pains). The tragedy is that most people with so-called "average" cholesterol levels of 160 to 320 have hardening <narrowing) of the arteries. 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N 1o o.i1 Amoio c1art RobertaMcDowell.whousespinkandredoverlays/orher the Orange Coast YMCA in Laguna Canyon Road. will be Tt1vu..a.•.AGA1wtmHolldaylnn.iaSout11Hartior.o1rKa1c.11a .. \• ,, acrylic patchwork landscapes. also designs needlework. Newport Beach. open to visitors until Aug. 30. t.1rrsTYu-moll4.-a ~~==::_::__:.===~=:..:~=-===;.::-~~~:_:.=_~~~~~~~.:..=:~~___JJ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·· P araphernalia o rdinance 0 K By JERRY CLAUSEN Of -Delly ...... Sutt A city ordinance prohibiting the displa y or sale of drug paraphernalia where minors are al· lowed has been upheld by the state Supr eme Court in San Francisco. The high court denied. without comment, a request from Music Plus and Licorice Pizza R.ecords and Tapes Inc. for a hearing on an or- dinance adopted by the City of Orange in J anuary 1980. Licorice Pizza affiliates do business in Costa Mesa and in Huntington Beach . Hunt- ington Beach and Newport Beach drafted or- dinances similar to Orange's in 1980. Costa Mesa City Council, whkh once con- sidered an ordinance controlling the sale of s m oking pipes, roach clips a nd other paraphernalia, abandoned the project after the s tate legislature passed a law limiting their sale beginning this year. The Orange ordinance declares that the dis- play, sale or possession of equipment associated wilh mar ijuana s moking is a public nuisance if youngsters frequent the premises. It was blocked in February 1980 by an Orange County Superior Court injunction. The judge ruled the ordinance was too broad. The Superior Court ruling was reversed by the State Court o( Appeal, prompting the appeal to the state Supreme Court. Orange deputy city attorney Jim Aynes of Newport Beach said this week that the Supreme Court decisiol'\ is "a test, somewhat. as to whether the ( 19111 ) s tate law is constitutional." Both the state's law and Orange's ordinance are based. he said, on a drug paraphernalia model by the Department of Justice's drug pre- vention agency. The state law. called the Presley Bill because of its originator, state Sen. Robert Presley. D-Riverside, allows for revocation of city business permits if paraphernalia is openly displayed. Several record shops in coastal com- munities, including Newport Beach, Huntington Beach and Costa Mesa, and Laguna Beach have displayed such mer chandise openly . Orange's ordinance went beyond state law. making open display of paraphernalia a misde· meanor offense punishable by six months in jail or a $500 fine. Aynes noted. Additional controls are left up to city and county governments. Pensioner wills cash for cat care ANNISTON, Ala. <AP> -An elderly woman who lived on Social Security checks has willed more than $110,000 to her six cats and Auburn University's School of Veterinary Medicine for the study of Celine diseases. Grace Kem per, who died in 1979, had left $91, 737 to the veterinary school, aut horities said last week. Another $20,000 went to Anniston veterinarian Tom Beam to care for her six cats "until s uch time as they shall reach their lives ' end,'' the will said. "It came as a complete surprise to me,'' Beam said. He said he understands that if the two remaining cats die before the $20,000 is used up, the money will be his. Dr. Gary S. Mccarter, o.P.M. Is pleased to announce the opening of his practice in Podiatry. Foe Complete Foot . Care: • Diseases and Surgery of the foot • Sports Medicine • Children and Adults 2011 Westcliff Dr., Suite 5 Newport Besch 631-4099 ' An exciting new experience. Jessops at South Coast Plaza: There's an exciting new store waiting for you at South Coast Plaza. Jessops. A unique setting for the finest names in jewelry, di amonds, watches and distinctive gifts. Jessops. We've built a reputation around quality, selection and the outstanding service we offer our customers. We invite you to open a convenient Jessops charge or we welcome American Express, Visa and MasterCard. Come and experience Jessops. / New at South Coast Plaza. Your satisfa ction is our most important concern. ~ JEWELERS SINCE 1893 SAN DIEGO-MISSION VALLEY-<:OLLEGE GR°'E-LA JOLLA LA JOLLA VILLAGE SQUARE-<:ARLSBAO-GROSSMONT-ESCONDIOO l __ , \ ' --........... _. r r ~·· Oranoe Cout DAIL y PILOT /Sunday, Auguat us. 1981 It's time controllers found jobs elsewhere The title or the Proressional Air Trame Controllers Organiza- tion hus to be puzzling. The un ion's conduct has been anything but "professional." So far its members a lready highly paid havl! violated a written no-strike oath. held a gun at the government's head and tried to ~ing it down. and gravely interfered with in· tcrnational relations And all in th•e interest of higher pay and shorter working hours. We thought only Politi- cians sou~ht benefits like that. Certainly there are job prob· terns and stresses connected with the jobs. But, h ones tly now, is it more dangerous to be an air controller than a policeman? A fi re man ? A s u b m a r in er., A paratrooper'? A demolition ex - pert? When people in those pro- fessions can 't take at, they resign they don't demand more pay, s horter hours. and s trike ii · legally While we try to decide which h a s le ss worth s triking baseball players or s triking con- trollers we have to note that Russ Francis. the $200,000 tight end of the New England Patriots. simply got out of pro football last wee k because It was t oo dangerous and too viotent. A particularly gulllna OSpt.'C'l or the strike has been the lnvolve ment of foreign air controllers We don't need air controll ers from the U.S .. the Netherlands, Portugal. Canadu. or any oth('r country attemptlnl( to set U S government policy. Prior to the illegal strike. Wt! were told PATCO members were profess iona l. highly trained , motivated. good people. The strlke has shown many to be Just the opposite. This group hati been at the public trough too long. drawi ng big salaries and h('fty overtime . It's time they went to work. in imother area. We respect those in PATCO who stood for their principles and accepted the firing notices. So far as further negotiations are concerned -s uggestions of foreign controllers notwithstand· ing why s hould the govern- ment continue to negotiate with a group that has violated a sworn oath. struck against the govern- ment and. for all we know. could do it again next year. or next month? They were told they would be fired. Now they are. That's where the matter should sland. They took the law into their own hands. Now they must pay the price. Committees abound Got a prob~ with Orange County governm ent'? If so. there's probably a committee looking into it. Figures re l eas ed by Supervisor Bruce Nestande last week show that county govern- ment supports m ore than 100 committees. boards. task forces a J!d advis ory panels of al persuasions. Some of the committee triv'• th at Nestande and his staff earthed is amazing. The Co , fidentiality and Privacy Control Board hasn't met in five years. The Emergency Medical Care Committee has more than 30 sub· committees that cons ume· 245 man-hours per month in county staff time. Only five of the 16 ma- JOr committees from which an- nual reports are required filed them. As Nestande pointed out it is easier to create new committees than dissolve them. Thus. he 's aware that his recommendations to coritrol the proliferation of boards and panels may be dif · ficult to enforce. Those reco111mendations will face supervisors ' action Tuesday Nestande is seeking imposition of a .. sunset rule" under whkh all committees would be dissolved at the end of each fiscal year unless upervisors took specific action to extend their lifespan. Nestande is also suggesting annual review of each commit- tee's function and board a p- proval, yearly . of committee costs. F('llow supervisors s hould s upport Nestande 's proposals without delay. And whatever the board does. it should not form a com- mittee to study the committees Keep campaigns separate ln a fl yer soliciting contribu- tions for the support of his Moral Majority, the Rev. Jerry Falwell of television's Old Time Gospel Hour notes that he believes "very much" in the principle of separa- tion of church and state. Oh? Hi~ current activities in- dicate he's walking a very nar- row line on the fundamental is- sue. After d ec r y ing homosexuality. abortion, porno- graphy and X-rated movies -all of which could be considered "moral" issues of concern to the church, Falwell moves into areas that are clearly the concern of the state. He deplores "giving away" the Panama Canal, breaking the treaty with Tai wa n ; talk of negotiating with the PLO; and ' deficiencies in rebuilding our military strength. All of these things, says Falwell. suggest that "Our Grand Old Flag is going down the • drain." However. he notes that as a pastor he must be very careful in speaking out on his r eligious pro- gram. Therefore, Jerry Falwell. private citizen, has rented an of- fice in Washington, D.C. for the headquarters of Moral Majority . of which he is president and founder, in order to have close access to Congress and pre- s umably better a bJe to put pressure on the lawmakers. "I can do t his." he claims, .. without violating the principle or separation o r c hurch and state.'· It may be legal for the Rev. Jerry Falwell, preacher. to don a nother hat and move to another office to become J erry Falwell , political activist. But is it moral? His claim would be more con- vincing if he confined his battle to moral iss ues instead of veering off into what are plainly affairs of state. Opinions expressed In t11e space aa.c>ve are thos• of the Delly Piiot. Otner views e11 ' pressed on tnis page ar! those of tfle4r authors and ar11st~. ~&ader comment ts tnv1t· 'l ed. Address The Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mes.i. CA 92626. Phone <714 1 .. 642-4321. ~ L. M. Boyd/ Utter panic? Fear of speaking before groups la 11 listed as the No. 1 phobia. It's said to ' outrank the fears or heights, insect.a, " rinanclal problems, deep water, atck- .!i ness, death, rl.ytng, loneliness, dogs, riding in cars. darkness, elevaton > and escalators. Alto1ether , these an ' the things that make the rnoet peo,ple r • anxious, it's clalmed. 1· Q. What's typical pay for convicts wboworklnpliaon? "' A.About25centaanhour. Soldiers In the army of The Netherlanda get overUme pay for KP and 1uard duty on weekenda. Q. All rilht. Louie, In •hich natJon are there no human births? A. VaUtan City. Thou1bt you bad me there, didn't you? The Russians near Flnland li"ewlse take a lot of saunu. But with a dlf· ference. They toss a lltUe beer on the hot rocks to give the room that 1peciaJ aroma. It.,_.-----~----------------~----------------~------------, ll ORANGE COA ST Daily Pilat Thoma P. H•ley Publisher ~=-* MlrrpttlM 8•rlMlr•Knll*ll Edltorl•I p._ Editor I , us. <0N5TITU1/CW I I us. n <O~ITU1KW ! I -~:.--t -~ J -l...· I "I. _;_r.".~~ •I\' '\'A& . ·v. -~·--. 'it)~ 4 ·. "9:: •• I ·. :~o;: .,.. \ " t ' co~ Pity the Democrats' disa1Tay ATLANTrC c rTY. N.J . -The political prowess of President Reagan_ domina ted the National Governors ' Conference here. a boon lo Republican chief executives entirely unexpected six m onths ago but a brooding' presence to the Z7 Democrats, 22 of whom race re· election or retirement by next year . Public debate swirled around tradi- tional problems of federalism and block grants but the quiet talk in the suites of the Democratic governors overlooking the messy hodgepodge and fake glitter oC Atlantic City's gaudy, new gambling casinos focused on this question: how to deal with the stunning events of the past six months that have elevated Ronald Reagan and his econom ic revolution to unforeseen heights of popularity. The failure of the Democrats to at- tempt any frontal assault on Ronald Reagan here was no fortuitous result of lingering presidential honeymoonitis. Rather , with a few conspicuous excep lions. it was motivated by fear and failure : fear that attacking Reagan and Reaganism would prove counterproduc- tive with voters ; failure of their party, groggy from defeat on Capitol Hill, to have come close to developing a na· tional counterstrategy . Indeed. nearly a year after the 1980 R eagan landslide, we found n o Democratic governor with any clear identifi cati on o f their party 's leadership. Equally elusive was a pre- cis e definition of party goals or pro· grams with which to blunt the Reagan onslaught "The s tr ategy," said Gov. Bob Graham of Florida, who will run for re- elecllon next year, "is wait and see what happens tJ> the economy under Reagan, but one thing is certain. We will not return lo our old tradition of large scale federa1 intervention " Graham and ot h er Sun Belt OemocratiC' governors whose weight f:1:r:F 1-VA_l_S /-1-DV-AI-.~ and inOuence in the Democratic Party were fattened in the 1980 census claim that even if Reagan succeeds in holding onto the allegiance of the decisive mid· dle·income vater. the Democrats will not duplicate political history or the post FDR years . The Republicans then became known as the party of negative reaction. doomed to years of impotence. "The old liberal approach that more money, a few Ph.Ds and a lot of new programs will cure wbat ails the nation is gone in our era," South Carolina's Gov. Richard W. Riley, who also races re-election next year , told us. Sun Belt Democrats, never at home with Lyndon Johnson's Great Society and repelled by George McGovern's governmental panaceas. are moving ha rd to exploit withjn their party the current national mood that Reagan's stunning success has crystalized. North Carolina's Gov. James B. Hunt Jr 1s chairman of yet another of the pa'rty's now-routine Commissions to change the presidential nominating process. The Comm1ssion 1s certain to vastly enlarge the power or elected par- ty officials and carefully control minori· lv interests. · California's Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr . who 1s now running for the ll S Senate. ridtculc..od the prevailing mood here that Reagan's prowess 1s to be feared by the Democrats . To the contrar y . he told us in typical- ly blunt terms, Reagan 1s riding a "temporary euphoria" that will soon dissolve in th(' political acid of high in teres t rates and a rising national debt that could touch S90 b1lhon next year. His view was more unique than uni versal. however A closer relection of the general opinion of the Democratic governors was a recent private remark to one of them by the former vice presi· dent and unblemished liberaJ. Walter F. Mondale, who 1s planning to run for the presidential nomination in 1984 . The Democrats. s aid Mondale, "must iden· t1fy a new philosophy.'· But when the governor asked him what that might be, he said he was not yet ready to describe 1t Store's pace leaves shopper panting l went throu gh one of the great traumaUc exJ)'!riences or my life the other afternoon I bought a pair of, pants. I hate buying pants. Because of this I do it only once every two years. I have a very mature attitude about pants. I buy a pair, and then wait until they begin to disintegrate on my lees. When I begin to sta rt sticking through the pants in various places, I realize that this is a signal that the two years are almost up, and that it is time to make a trip to the pants store again. This does not do much for a m an 's sartorial reputation . but it does reduce his pants budget to approximately $8.50 a year, not bad in these days of r am- pant inflation. The reason I do not like to buy pants is because of the proliferation of a m e rchandising entity that, two decades ago, was unheard of. This is the pants store You know to what I refer. Pants stores have names like "Just Pants" and "The Gap" and "The County Seat.'' Virtually all they sell Is pants <although some on occasion . carry a few s hirts, whi4b they refer to not as shim , but "lops''>. PANTS STORES, ror some reason, have the atmosphere not of commercial enterprises. but or rock concerts. There was a time when I enjoyed going to both rock concerts and pants stores, but at the age or 34 I am discovering that such a time la long over. However , a mon can give up going to rock concerts, but it is dimcuJt to give up wearing pants. And what that means ls that. if you wish to shop convenJently and for a reasona- ble price, you go to the pants store. My two .years with my present pair of pants are not quite over, but 1 have to go to a weddJna next week, and It seems logical not to waJt until my pant.a' an· ni versary in October, but to buy them now. So I did, and he re are some rando~ observations about what I found at ll\e pantl store. -There are burly suards wearing T· shirts looking over your shoulder as you CHp your way throu1h the 1ucltt of pants. -You d.o. lodetd, fllp your way lhrou&h th atackl ol pant.I; at modem pant.I stores~ l.t la unheard or for a HlelCJeric to Delp JOU. . -lJ' YOU ARE carryln,g a pack&I• or a brle.rcue, etc .. when you walk Into the pants store, it Is taken from you and you are given a piece of paper with a number on it ; there is no explanatjoo offered during this transaction , so one can only assume that lhe proprietors believe you a re going to steal their pants, and that you are supposed to trade Ute piece of paper back in for your parcel when you lnv9. There i's IObd and unpleasant music playing while you go through those stacks of pants . You are expected to head for one of two areas o( the pant.a store delineated by signs bearing the words "Guys" a nd "Gals.'' Whe n you go to the dressing room lo try on the pants you have selected by 808 liRllNI flipping through the stacks. your ankles and socks protrude beneath the door; the door has been cut off about a foot- and·a-half from the floor so that your feel can be seen by the guards. -There is only one person aJlowed in a dressing room at a lime. The reason that the door has been cut off above the float, aad that there is only one person allowed in a dressing room al a time. is so that you will not be tempted to have sex in the dressing room. (I'm not kiddjng ; I was told this by one of the guards.> YOU A&E NOT permitted to take more th.an four pah't or pants into a dressln1 room at a Ume; If you have more t.ban rout patn )llOu wtsh to try on. you must glve up yoW' dressing room, check with a 1uard, and go back out and start flipping through the stacks again. -Wben you leave the draaln1 room, you are met by a youna female guard in a pants !\tore T·shlrt who takes one look at you and tells you that t.be pants flt perfectly; if you watch her for a few minutes, you ooUce that she Hya that every pair or pull fits perfectly on every customer. -When you have returntd the pairs of panl.I you don't want to oae of the guards, UM pant.I are lmmedJat.ely car· rled back to the 1t.acu that other men and women are rupplna t.hroqh. -When you leave the 1tor., other, even Jaraer cuardl check you to m ake s ure ~ce •aatn that you are not 1t.eal· Ina panl.I. l don't know but I kind of miss the days when people went lo depart ment stores to buy pants. An older gentleman an a s uit would ask you what style you prefe rred, would put a tape measure around your "a1st. and then would bring out different types of pants You were not expected to nip through any stacks of pants; as a matter of fact, 1f you did. you would probably be asked to stop. And when you went to the dress- ing room, it had a door that reached all the way to the floor. Who would ever have the gall to accuse you of wanting to have sex in a department store? PART OF THIS 1s undoubtedly due to the mall-ization of America Before the malls. 1l would not have been possible lo envision a store that sold only pants. It would have been like. instead or going to a grocery store. slopping into a shop called "Just Prunes" or "The County Milk .. In the pre-pants store days, there was a kind of seduction to the shopping proc· ess; because you were in a department store, the salesclerk knew you might want lo spend your money somewhere else in the store . so he would genUy persuade you lo do your purchasing in his department In the mall age, once you step into a pants store, the guards know what you're there for. Doing busi- ness In a pants store is not the com- mercial version of romantic s~uctfon ; it is the haberdasherial equivalent or a quick and loveless visit to a house of ill repute. But it is wrong lo complain. This is a new age. and we are all expected to shut up and get on with It. The pants guards let me out of the store. and now I am set for another two y .. rs. Do mark next June 25 down on your calen· dars. though: I want to invite all of you to t.he 10th anniversary of my SPort coal. lllllY Sii No wonder our morals art ln troublr. E ven the gold stored In our t1ult.1 l1n't as pure u It should be. \. F.K. Voting history favors Deukmejian over Curb 'D'r~ Charlea G. Bell ii o 'Pf'O!•U<>r o/ poUtical acUnce at Cal State PMlWriOft. Attorney General Georg., Deukmejian is making tull use ot his omce ais he builds toward the 1982 gubernatorial election. • Traditionally. California's attorneys general bave had a distinct advantage CALIFORNIA COMMENTS in such a quest. For example, Earl Warren and Edmund G. "Pat" Brown used that position to become governor. Next to the office of lieutenant gov· ernor, the state's attorney general has had, historically, the best chance of becoming governor. general's race whlle Warren led the GOP state ticket to victory. ln 19SO, "Pat" Brown did the same thina - again while Warren led a GOP aweep. In 1954, "Pat" Brown was electtd while Goodwin Knight led Republican.a to vie· tory. Bucking the 1966 Ronald Reaga.n Ude , Democrat Thomas C. Lynch won the at· torney general's office. ln 1974 and 1978 Republicans Younger and Deukmejlan won the office while Democrata won most other state-wide oflices. ln summary, since 1938, California voters have crossed party lines in elect· · ing an attorney general in seven of 11 elections. It is this Independent -non- partisan per11pective of the office wttich gives it so much s trength. Orange Coast DAILY J>ILOTISunday, Auguat HS. 1981 YE~ .. I TOOf< ~ER OUT OF MOTHBALLS' RmTH' CHARACTER BQAT PARADE, BUT IF '1t>U1RE NOT SOME' BATTL.ESMIP INSTAU.IN~ GUIDED MISSJ LES, NOBOOY COM&$ ... . . Al I < Since 1934 two attorneys general and two lieutenant governors have become governor. But this equality in numbers is deceiving since in both cases the lieutenant governors initially lnherile,d the office. On the other hand, both al· torneys general initially won the gov- ~rnorship in an open election battle. Jobs', tension levels are varied Lt. Gov . Frank Merriam became gov- ernor in 1934 when Gov. Jim Rolph un- expectedly died. And in 1953, Lt. Gov . Goodwin Knight replaced Earl Warren who resigned to accept appointment as Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court. This contrasts markedly with the political strength demonstrated by Al· torney General Earl Warren when he defeated incumbent Gov. Culbert Olson in 1942; and Attorney General "Pal" Brown's defeat of U.S. Sen. William Knowland for governor in 1958. Neither Warren nor '"Pat" Brown in· herited the governorship -they won it. In addition, Attorney General Evelle Younger won his party's nomination for the governorship in 1978 after a hard fought primary battle. To the Editor: In the controller strike. everyone - including the union, Reagan, and the public -is thinking in absolutes instead of weighing all ractors. Perhaps their salary demands are too high. Many people work in stressful jobs and earn much less. But they prob- ably aren't making split-s econd de· cisions to keep two 747s from colliding and killing hundreds . We bear teachers as listed among those with stressful jobs. A few have stress but most don't. One l know com· plains about grading papers in the eve- nings at home. She's home at three each day. lf she stayed until five, this would not be necessary. And even though they may oc· casionally take a summer course, they MAILBOX stiU gel more vacation time than most workers. Many journalists who endure stress lo get newspapers out each day start on much smaller salaries than teachers Except in unusual situations, most journalists, after five years, are not earning salaries equal to those of teachers. And most teachers, unless they happened to become a top ex· ecutive in business, would not earn as much as they do after 15 years, in many other kinds of work. One teacher acquaintance left teaching to work in an office. A year later she returned lo teaching: she couldn't take lhe nitpicking bosses who were on her back all day long. Anyone in a job that involves constant danger coa.l miners. construction workers on highrise buildings, wh ere false moves can mean death. should have high pay There are , however , some control s tations that do not in· volve the stress that the large, very ac· live airports have. Again, let's stop thinking in absolutes. This strike could have been avoided if Reagan and the union leaders had real ly tried to work out problems D COOK Protection overlooked To the Editor: With all this discussion about the J a panese in concentration camps. r ha ve yet lo hear anyooe mention what I thought was one of the main reasons they were put mto the camps for their own protection • l.1ving ID California where there were many Japane~e peopl e, ii even became dangerous for them to be on the streets al night because of all the ramihes with loved ones at the bottom of Pearl Harbor' Some or my friends were ready to take a gun to Japanese they sa w. This may <>ound extreme, but a t a lime like that tempers run high and terror is in the heart!> of all people After a ll these years 1t 1s hard to re· al1t e JUSl how bad 1l really was However we had several Japanese friends that lipent time m these camps during \\ar l1m l· If you can remember, it was not :.uch a great time for any of u~ Of <'Ourse, all of this is history and needs to be viewed with caution' when applied to the present conflict between Attorney General Deukmejian and Lt. Gov. Mike Curb. Twin mandates can both be achieved I don't reel llu.•sc Japanese have much to complain a bout : if they are paid in any way, I think it would just pave the wa~ for :.i nyont• who suffered during warti me to sue the American govern- ment 1 which is us) Curb enjoys the unusual advantage of being a Republican lieutenant governor with a Democratic governor. Thus. he is free to criticize and challenge Jerry Brown -to disUnguish himself from the politics of the governor. Both Knight and Merriam were Republicans serving Republican gov- ernors in whose shadow it was hard for them to build much of an image. Their political futures depended large~ on be- ing supportive or the incumbent. Cur-b has had ample o~porttm.ity to challenge Brown. And, as lieutenant governor, he has frequently served as acting governor while Brown was out of slate -particularly last year when he was running for president. Curb's unusual situation has given him a base from which to raise substan- tial campaign money for next year's elections -more than $2 million ac- cord.ing to reports filed in early August with the secretary of state. But Curb's political strength is probably still less than Oeukmejian's. . A good measure of that strength is the non-partisan view wh,ich California's electorate has or the attorney general's office. While the slate's voters pretty much vote a straight ticket for California's minor elected officials -controller, treasurer. secretary of state and Lieutenant governor -they frequently will cross party lines in voting for al· torney general. A case in point is Democrat Robert W. Kenny's victory in the't.942 attorney By RUSSELL W. PETERSON Rwsell W. Peterscm 1a preaident of the NationaJ Audubon Society. The Reagan administration clearly has an electoral mandate to straighten out the nation's economy. It's equally clear that the administration was not given a mandate to undermine the en· vironmental laWs of the land. Public opinion polls are reaffirming what conservationists instinctively believed all along. Americans will simply not tolerate a return to the en yironmental dark ages of just a few years ago, when those in pursuit of · quick payoffs could freely plunder and contaminate the earth. . A Newsweek poll recently asked: Are government regulations and require· ments to protect the environment worth the extra costs added to the products and services the average person buys? The great majority or respondents answered "yes.' .. Newsweek asked: Is it possible to maintain strong economic ~rowth in the United States and still maintain high environmental stand· ards? "Yes," replied 75 percent of those questioned. A Gallup poll shows the administra· lion's energy policies, which virtually ignore conservation and solar develop- ment, to be completely out of step with public opinion. When as ked which of six major energy source s they preferred, homeowners rated solar energy highest by far. and favored federal support for solar development. Energy conserva· tion was ranked second. Nuclear power -which the administration is pushing hard and for which it is seeking large increases in federal subsidies -came in last. A Harris poll has revealed that ''the dominant sentiment in America is to make current. environmental laws even tougner." By 86 to 12 percent respond- ents favor strengthening or at least maintaining present federal air pollu· tion s tandards. Support for clean water standards was even s tronger: A 52 percent major!· ty wants the Clean W ateD Act made stricter than it is now. while 41 percent want to keep the regulations that are now in effect. Only 4 percent want to re· lax the regulations. ''The p~lern of support for keeping present en~ronmental laws or making them even stricter is significant," Louis Harris noted . "Pro-environmental backing is highest among people in the East, in the big cities. among young people, women, blacks, union members. Democrats and Liberals. "But sizable majorities of other groups that gave President Reagan his margin of victory last November also go along with majntaining current en· vironmental regulations." Another Harris s urvey indicates that Democrats would increase their margin in the House of Representatives ir the 1982 elections were held now. Harris at tributes part of this gain to environmen· tal concern. ·'Dissatisfaction with the environmen- tal and land policies of the new ad· ministration a ppears to be sharply on the rise in the West and could cost the Republicans dearly in the 1982 elec· lions," he reported. Another signal to the administration is the extraordinary response lo Na· tional Audubon's Citizen Mobilization Campaign. More than 30,000 Audubon members gave lo our May appeal to help finance the counter-attack against anti-conservation actions of Interior Secretary James Walt and others now ID high public office. So far, this year's response is about seven times greater in numbers, and 10 times greater in total funds received. than last year's special appeal to me m- bers. '"The outpouring of financial conlribu· lions and the rise of membership in pro· environmental organizations this year is rooted in a deepl y felt commitment to the environment, .. pollster Harris con· eluded. America wants a healthy economy . and a healthy environment. These twin mandates, are, in fact, complementary Strong federal protection of our air. land, water and wildlife makes economic as well as ecological sense. NA ME WITHHELD Pro11iises tvf'nl astray To the Editor Mayor Br adley of Los Angeles has been v1s1lrng Orange County in his quest fo r governorship of California prom is1ng to solve Orange County prob· I ems• For those of you who are new here, or Lhose who have forgotten Bradley·s mayoral campaign promises for the City of Los Angeles in 1973 -they were. I lnst alla t1on of Rapid Transit. Result None 2 Solvmg the smog problem: Result Worsened. 3. Reduction of cr ime: Result - Doubled and uncontrollable. · If this is an e xample of mayoral promises and accomplishments in eight years or offi ce and if he is elected governor then the people of this state deserve him SEYMOUR ROSEN • /.t'llt'r\ /mm rf'udn~ nrt' wt>lco me The r ight 111 t1111dt>nsl' /1•tters 111 fit space or (•/11111r1u/t' hilt-I 1~ rt•\c>n t•d l.eller.\ 11/ 30rll reas11n 1.~ apparent 1'11et rv u1ll 111>1 he puhh.,hed L.ette,-s may be lt•lephon(•d tn &U 6/J/46 .\ume and phone number of the w ntnbutor mu.~l be gJV('fl for venf1cat1on purposes Criticism of UC system's education fees, salaries distorted facts By SAMUEL CLYDE McCULLOCH Samuel Clyde McCulloch 11 a professor of histOTJI at UC Irvine. Can taxpayers afford the University of California system? On Aug. 3, the Daily Pilot published a column by Earl Waters that answered "no." I believe Mr. Waters is in error. The tax money that has supported the UC campuses has created the greatest public university system in the world : Californians would be foolish to accept Waters' suggestions and thereby settle for something less. Waters jirst criticizes the recent in- crease tn UC education and registration fees approved by the Board of Regents -an increase he links. somewhat dubiously, to administrative and academic salary boosts in the UC system. His assertion Is that UC salaries are toq high. Salaries paid to top UC ad· mlnlstrators, he says, are ''obscene." Compared to whom? UC President David Saxon will receive $91,520 this year, maklna him the highest paid employee of the slate, as Wat.era cor· rectly states. Note, however, that Saxon directs a system with an operating budget in excess of $2 billion thla year. Were be dlrecUna such an operation in induatcy. bis salary would be con· sldered lo• UC b dedicated to the prop- oaltlon that excellence ls tbe one benchmark to follow. Ftrit·rate ad· mlnlatraton mutt be wt.11 paJd, wbelber &bey an at Fluor Corp., Beckman JDtt.rwnenll, HarYard or the university. In fact. UC 8dminlattalon a.rt poorly pa.Id. FurUM.rmore, at UCI, for nam· pte, aJI acad4tmtc admlniltraton teach part-time and continue their research. Executive Vice Chancellor James G. McGaugh is a psychobiologist of f'Orld renown. The Academic Vice Chantellor, ' William J . Lillyman, is a German scholar of high distinction and Graduate Dean Jaime Rodriguez who recently won a prize for his latest book on Mex· ico bas a Fulbright award to study there this winter. Ellen Greenberger, just re· tired 11s director of the program In Social Ecology, is an eminent scholar in her field. Waters goes on to attack faculty salaries. "Pay for full professors was boosted to $51.500 and $33,100 for as- sociate professors. For the assistant professors and instructors who do most of the classroom work, the pay was set at $25,~ and $18,800 respectively.'' These statements are a distortion of the facts. There are seven steps ln UC'• full professor scale rancing trom $30,100 to $51,500. Let Waten1 be assured that very (ew l)ro!essors -5 percent ol the faculty at UCI -ever achieye Step 7. TheN are five steps tor the associate professor, beginning at $24,800 and ris- ing to $33,100. For the astlst•nt there are six steps ran1in• from Slt,700 to $25,900. There are, then, many ateps within each academic rallk. Waters bu im· plied, contrary to '•ct, tbal au pro- resaon ol each rant are paid at their tug.best level. Re also fa1J9d to mention the aruemna merit lncruae system pracUced at UC. From lhil. Watere movea to b1J nt.xt point. the per Jtudent COit of a UC ed.uutlon u oppoMd to lhat co.t Int.be California Stale Collesea ana \.. Punch have to fina nce the state's Jarge agricultural researc h program or myriad scientific research projeot.s. not to mention several law schools. "Before the ape~_! WH well·read. Now I Ju•t know lbln1s. '' Vnlve.rsltte! (CSUC) system Here be, knowin1ly or not, ls compar· 1na applet ud o.ranaes. He puts lbe co.t of educatinc a atudent wtt.bln t.be UC system at "somet.hlnl OVet' Sll,000." 1n tbe CSUC 111l,m, he aaya, tu~en pay about St,000 per allldenl. He appvently baa arrived at lbe UC tt1u.re llmply by dMdlnl Ill revenuet and state allocaUona by the number of students within the 1y1lem. He falls to take into account, however. the fact thalatate medical education la provided only by the UC sy1tem and that. per aw· deot, lhi1 educaUon la rouJbly Ove limes more expe41lv1 than education for other aludenta. Moreover, tbe CSUC system does not .... I These factor s make a huge dif· ference. To take the local example. it one takes the money that comes to UCI from the state. subtracts the College or Medic ine cost s. and divides that number by the number of campus stu· dents for 1981·82, the state contrtbutibn per student is about $6,000, little more than half the fi gure cited by Waters. The difference that remains ln costs <assuming his CSUC figures are cor· reel ) can in large part be attributed to UC 's greater emphas is on graduate. education. Waters' apparent attempt at humor In s uggesting that the UC and CUSC syste ms be d Ism a nlled suffers somewhat because of his mlsleadJng llgures on the cost of a UC educaUon. The major point lurking behind these fanciful suggestions deserves comment, howeve r . His lmpllcatloh Is that California taxpayers are not getting thclr money's worth from public higher educatJon, certolnly not from UC. This ls a point about which there can be no clear cost· benefit analysis.' Nevertheless, I would ask Waters wby he so little values a system that pro- vides higher education (or every atu· dent who wishes to have ll; lbat b~ created an lnsUtuUon CUC) and a cam· pus (Berkeley) that are ranked amon1 the best ln tbe world and that dally 1u1» ports research vnal to society'• Pl'OI· reas. Can the lHpayen atrord not to bave the UC 111tem. 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Patricia Osborn is a Leo, she s ays, and she does her intense artwork outside on her sun- deck. taking full advantage of the solar heat to guickly dry the s wirls of striking acrylics on her hot masonite "canvas." "Leap into my paintings with a bang," the s ix-year Sawdust Fes tival exhibitor explained. "I wait until the m asonite is really hot. then I do the whole painting. "The minute the brush hits the panel. it dries." The intense heat leaves interesting patterns on her works. She says she's mainly interested in "the in· finite horizons of space, and the quiet cat's eye view of the plant world." A three-piece composition. called "Windows of Time and Space." appears to the viewer as a bay window, with the scene beyond one of planets and galaxies. Her "S unset Over the Fire." depicts a horizon of flames and was created following the recent Els inore fire which Patricia admits "scared the hell out of me " There is violence in her "Volcano" work and a blue painting entitlt!d "Volcanos on an Icy Planet." ' And while violence is a theme in many of her paintings, she can also display beauty in paintings such as "Orchids in a Torrent," a s wirling mass of greens and blues, and "Night Forest ," which gives the viewer the same feel· ing of depth one feels walking through a misty glen. She delights m hiding creatures in some of her works, including a Goyan-like figure in her .. Druid at a Forest Well," and a clawed-beast in "Sea Beast." "People like to touch that one," she said, nodding toward the green and white "Sea Beast." mounted on two pieces of masonile The texture of many of her works is rough enough to invite a quick touch, and she creates that texture in the hot sun, working at lightning s peed. "The fast ones are lhe best," she says. "The mor'e you work on a painting, the more muddled it becomes. I try to capture a mo· m ent." And capture it she does. The turbulent mo- tion of her paintings draw festival-goers to her exhibit, located across from the food booths at the Sawdust. They come to look at the vivid colors, de- cipher the images beneath the swirls of acrylic paint and to touch. ~ post office due parking fee? Forest Avenue postal patrons might have to put money In a meter when using the back park· ing lot if an agreement between Laguna Beach and the postal service is endorsed. City Council members will be asked Tues- day to purs ue a lease agreement with the post office to install 13 parking meters on the s mall Ocean Avenue parking lot. The city would lease the lot from the postal service for $1 a year, then install the meters at a cost of $2,400. City officials say they aren't considering the proposal for the money it will generate. 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Haden, who was booed hearti- ly for hi s performance against the Patriots, was cheered affec- tionate ly after e ngineering touchdown drives of 60, 54, 23, 88 and 74 yards, respectively. "I guess all of a sudden I'm tall enough," joked Haden. "We a ll played better tonight ... and I pl ayed better." Haden completed his first five passes and ended up throwing 12 more (out of 25 attempts) for 207 yards and one touchdown. He also led all Ram rushers with two scrambles for 38 yards. His only mistake came late in the second quarter when t he Cowboys' Everson Walls picked off an errant throw in front of Jeff Moore in the end zone. "I WAS TRYING to forget about last week (referring to Monday night) but people kept reminding me of it," said Haden. "That made it tougher for me than it had to be. ··1 wanted to get off to an ag- gressive start tonight. I knew my first two plays were going to be passes. I knew if I got picked off I was going to be booed but I decided If that happened I'd come back throwing again. "I got into a rhythm and my play seledion was better." Unlike the New England game where Haden was trying to force pass after pass over the middle. the Rhodes Scholar opted to throw to the outer perimeters against Dallas. "HE THREW the ball perfect- ly a nd he was aggressive," praised wide receiver Preston Dennard. "That's what we're asking for. And there was no better team to do this to than Dallas. Rams' preseason record to 1·1 ( lhe Cowboys are 0-2), saw four players contribute lo lhe scor- ing: Wendell Tyler < 1 and 3 yard runs>; Mike Gu m an (2-yard run); Henry Childs (4-yard pass> and Jewerl Thomas O· yard run>. Childs, the Rams' tight end acq u isitio n by way o f Washington and New Orleans, made his debut worth noting. His first reception, on a slant across the middle, gained 38 yards, Haden's longest pass of the night. And his second catch for th e TD -was a marvelous grab as he had to lean backward and take it away from a Dallas defender. "ALL I KNOW is that I'm en- joying myself here and I'm glad 'I guess all of a sud- den I'm tall enough.' I'm with a team that's winning and talented," said Childs. As winning and talented as the Rams are. however , there were some players who were quick to point out that Saturday's contest was nothing more than a mean- ingless preseason game. "We played this game better than we played our last game, but it's only the preseason and there's still a lot of work we have to do ... cautioned Fred Drver. The Rams· defense -for the most part -played spiritedly. The Cowboys· offense scored on- ly one touchdown against the Rams' first string (which played the first and third quarters) PLUS, THERE were three in- terceptjons <Carl Ekern, Greg Westbrooks, Nolan Cromwell ) and one fumble recovery <Lucius Smith J. During the first quarter, in which the Ram offense scored - twice, the defense limited Danny White and Co. lo a mere 46 yards in total offense. White, incidentally. alternat- ing, with two other quarterbacks, finished his night's work by completing 12 of 23 passes for 156 yards and two interceptions. The Cowboys. who played a lot of people. admittedly looked ragged. a.My ...... ,.... ..., CllertM -.r Jewerl Thomas goes up and over Dallas defense in the second quarter for a touchdown Saturday night. "We needed a win and it al- lowed Pat to shine in a big game against a great team." The victory. which evened the "We have a great deal of im- proving to do in all aspects of our game before the start of the regular season in three weeks," said Coach Tom Landry. "Our offense is very much behind al this time and the secondarv has CSee RAM S. Page 82) Oever things are happening, but not for Angels Some sparkle, but few feel like howling after. absorbing a second straight extra-inning setback to Oakland, 8-7 By EDZINTEL .,. .. ....., .......... OAKJ..AND -So this must be baseball's way of paying back the fans. We get it, you're going to give us back all the good times we missed by playing out all the innings you owe us. Clever, very clever . And how very nice of you. Oakland !oves its Billyball but Satur- day afternoon, (and night) here at Oakland Alameda County Stadium, it was a little ridiculous. Really now , enough is enough. WELL, AT LEAST that's what some of the 20,101 in attendance must have thought -especially those who stuck out all of a five-hour marathon and mis- sed happy hour, dinner and almost this morning's brunch. In any event, somewhere down near the end there, A's catcher Mike Heath smacked a 13th-inning home run to left field to give Oakland lb second extra-innine win over the Angels in as many days, 8-7. "I just love full moons," Heath kidded after it was finally all over. "Actually, I'm surprised I've got lhat kind of power." But none of the Angels felt like howl- ing, particularly Manager Gene Mauch. "I'd rather eat a green fly lhen to get off to a start like this," he said alter watching his team drop its fourth of five games in Baseball '81 Part II. ''Ir someone would have told me a week ago that we would win one of our On TV today channel 5 at 1 :30 first five games, I would have told them to go see a shrink.'' IN AIL, THERE were 32 hits by both teams and 35 players were used. The Angels left 16 stranded. "If you ask m e to describe the game, I'd say it wes something the Pope doesn't like -you know, an abortion," said, who else, but A's Manager BUly Martin. "I'm tired. it was a long day to get just one win, but I'll take it," Martin continued. "The pme seemed like it lasted two weeks.• In betweeen 1:30 and 6:30, there were countless opportunities for both teams -some missed, some not. There were heroes and bums to fill an entire season. For example: -RICK BURLESON: The Angels shortstop, nicknamed the Rooster for the way he gets his feathers up as one of the game's fiercest competitors, went 3-for-6, including a solo home run in the lhird to give the Angels a 2-0 lead. He also made a spectacular play -twice -once in the first when he made a div· Ing stop of a ground ball off the bat of Cliff Johnson to save one potential run from advanclng to third. The other was to begin an 11th-inning double play that kept the score at 7-7. -Bobby Grich : All the Angels second baseman did was hit two home runs and two singles and make a great throw off Burleson's feed to complete the 11th-inning double play. Since the second season began, Grich has hit four home runs and raised his average to .296. He's had seven RBI in his last five games and is 10-for-22 in that lime. GRICH'S REACTION TO his and his team's performance thus far in six days? "For one week, this is the best 'I'm tired, it was a long day to set just one win.· I've played in my career. If I don't get the league's player-of-the-week, I'd like to shake the hand of the man who does get it. I don 't know, for some reason. I just feel confident and relaxed at the plate. Yet, I'm frustrated and it's not just me. It's the whole team. I know one thing, we need to score a lot of runs to win." -John Harris : A hero and a goat for the Angels in the same game. He lost a pop foul over first base in the sun in the fifth inning that gave new life to the A's Johnson. J ohnson eventually walked which set the stage for Oakland's third run when Tony Armas singled in Rickey Henderson from third. -Armas: A 3-for-5 day including two RBI for the right-fielder. He hit the single off Angel reliever Mike Witt in the eighth inning that scored Henderson from third to tie the game 7-7. -Dwayne Murphy: Another produc- tive day at the plate for the guy who beat the Angels with a home run in the 10th inning Friday night. He went 2- for-5, scored a run and made a very im- portant throw to the plate in lhe eighth. THE ANGELS HAD loaded the bases with one o~t when Brian Downing sent a fl y ball to Murphy in medium depth center field. Murphy caught the ball and threw a perfect strike to home plate to hold Harris at third. Harris would have to hold there as Baylor lined to third base. There were others, too many to count. The ract remains that whether it takes fi ve hours or not, the Angels are <See ANGELS, Page BZ) Angels, A 's--new rivalry has been born, aging Carew injury • not so serious OAKLAND -There wu a time when a game between the An1el1 and Oakland A's bad trouble rivalin1 the fan lnterest for a Salt Lake City Gulla va. Tacoma Tl1en1 1ame. lUvalry or not, Oakland fan• just cOtl.ldn't get behind their A'• and the Antell bad notbint to do with it. It WU oQJy two yean aao. remember, that the A'• set their all-time low for attendance at one tame -653, April 17 ataimt Seattle. But t1mea cbaqe and eo did t.be A'•· BUb' Martin entered lbe aeene ln 1• aod t.be excillnc. youna A'• became. the t.9lk ~ the baseball world, improvtnc t.bllr record over 1m by • 1am•. n.y a1IO nearly tripled tbelr bome at· teadance. With it, the battle of Calilomla also improved its attraction to crowcb here at Oak.land Alameda County Stadium. Now, they have the attendance to match the largess of the rivalry -well, almoet. Tbouth there were no outbrew on the field, yet lhis weekend u some feared there mi1bt be. playen on both ' sld• were vocal about what bu de- veloped into a bitter rivalry before Fri- day nllbt'a "(am~: .. Aqeb catcher Ed OU, tbe cem... ol a m~ part of the controvenle1 wblcb led to one lar1e brawl and aeveral eeuf. nu lut April 29 bere, warned that the fire could re-start at uy time and tbat be, for one, was not 1olnt to back out of a confrontation. "If another rt1ht start.a and they get me down, they better oot let me up because I'm liable to ltlll someone," Ott said. "I can carry a tnadte u well d anyone. 1'hll ls my fint year in this league tilt I'm not 1olnt to be in- timidated by anyone." Ott became perturbed by two Oakland players -Rickey Hendenon and Sboo· ty Babitt-tor volcina their own opl.Q· lom to the home plate umpire on balll and at.rilt• that were thrown to them dwinl that tame. "Babltt ii flnd.lns a 1reat way of tu· lag blmlelf out of pension,•· Ott said about tbe rookie leeond bueman. ''Now be'• IOt to ftcbt b11 way Mek lnto the ll.ne\Q> beelUH be can't Oeld. "I deeerve anawera only from th• um· pire," Ott continued. "Both of those guys rubbed me wrong. And I don't think that kind of attitude comes down from Bllly Martin. Billy ii hard-nosed manager and I'm a hard-nosed player. I don't need it and they (the A's) don't need lt. But if It comes down to where we have to end it, let's end it. "'lbe tension la there. A dead man could fllure that out. Thia 11 the team we like to beat the most. If my team feels that way. the that'• bo• I feel." Ott further warned that he would not return any conversation offered by either Henderson or Babltt. No talk wu excbanced between the playen Friday or Saturday, accordlnl to Ott. "Uthey say one word to mel lt'1 over. <See UVALllY, Pap 8') OAKLAND -Angel first baseman Rod Carew's partially separated shoulder may not be as serious as first reported. The seven-lime AmerlcaJ) League battil)g champion wu injured 1Udlng into third base in the fourth inning or Oakland's 4·3 victory over the Angels Fri- day night. Early reports from club of. ficlals lndicated Carew would be out for at least several days. But Carew was able to throw ·on the atdellnee durlnc Saturday'• tame at Oakland Alameda County Stadium and reported be could play poqlbly as early u today. \ '. .... ... .... ' ~ .......... -.... -- • I .. 1'• •' .. •• •,1( 111 L•f ti " .. . . . . _______ " ____ ~..... -......... w • '+ --·--·-----·--.... ·-·-·--... ·---· ...... -.... ·--.. ·-·-·· ... ·-·-·-·-·-·-· .... ·-· ... ·--...... -....-----:-- ID Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Augu1t 18, 1981 Lawye r s cle aning up at $4.3 million rate From AP dllpatcbea LOS ANO ELES Legal fees [i] and court expenses have already •II• mounted to at least $4.3 million in the Oakland Raiders' antitrust suit aiainst the National FootbaU League, in which a mistriaJ was declared last week, parties to the suit have estimated. Since the initial suit was filed by the Raiders and the Los An~eles Coliseum Com· mission in September. 1978, the CoUseum's legal blU has mounted to at least $1.2 million , Coliseum com - mi ssion e r and coun ty s upervisor Kenneth . Hahn estimated. ... •. Of that amount , the Coliseum has already paid its atto rney, antitrust specialist Maxwell Blecher, Roul~ $638,471.98. Blecher said he's >. not overly concerned that the Coliseum still owes him the remainder, predicting that his client will eventually win and that the NFL will have to pick up the legal fees NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle said he hasn't looked at the league's legal bill but con· ceded that its representative, the law firm of O'Melveny and Myers. is charging "a bunch." League attorneys re portedly estimated that the NFL's costs have reached at least $1.5 million. and could be more than S2 million . When the mistrial was declared Thursday night. Joseph Alioto. attorney for Al Davis, the Raiders managing general partner, estimated the team's legal costs had reached $1.5 million. Court expenses for the 55-day trial also were high A court official estimated expenses for the 10-person j ury par\el -including hotel costs for 13 days or deliberation -had amount- ed to about $100,000. Quote of the day "The possibility for disruption appears s~ grea~ _that it seems unlikely that any city fac1hty would be suitable for such a match." New York Mayor Ed K och ex- plai.n.ing hi s decision to bar the &,ulh African rugby team. Springboks Crom playing in the city next month ' No permanen t injury to John's son NEW YORK The 21h year-old Ill son of New York Yankees pitcher Tommy John apparently s uffered no permanent injury when he fell from a third story window, according to a spokesman for New York University Medical Center. "There appears to be no irreversible in· jury" to the boy's brain, John Deals. of the medical center, said Friday. He listed Travis John in "critical. but stable" condition. BUD T UC K E R OeClncea' ... m quleta \\1'\tte Sox DM• DeC.'llt.ea cradled• araad Ill 1lam home nm and .,..... llarta.n pitched 1 thret·bhter u the Baltimore Orioles defealed lbt Cblu10 While Sox, 4·0 Saturday nl&bt to hJ&bllaht American LeQue action . . In olher sames. DeuJa Lffaard and former Costa M csaa Hilb and Oranae Coast Colle1e atar Du Qulleabetry combined on a aix·hitter and Kansu City used a four·run fourth lnl\in1 lo defeat Cleveland, .S..3. Qulaenberry retired the nnaJ four batters to cam hla 10th save or the yen . . . Given new Ufe by T eus fielding error!', the Botton Red' Sox scored twice ln the 10th Inning on 1 Just one hit -a Carl \' ast™'ID\8kJ 21ingle -to beat DeCincet t he Rangers, S·l Detroit's Al CoweH s mashed a two-run homer to offset a pair of solo shots by New York's '4»b Watson, as the Tiaers beat the Yankees, 8·S. The Tigers handed Dave LeSocbe his first Joss of the year against four victories for the Yankees . . . Joe Simpson, Rlcble Zilk and J lm Anderson each bad three hita to give Seat· tJe a 6·0 victory over Minnesota. Former Golden West College star Terry 8u1Uag delivered an RBI single for the Mariners ... Damaso Garcia capped the first four·hit game of bts ma· jor league career with an eighth·inning single that scored the winning run as Toronto topped Milwaukee, 4 J for t,he Blue Jays' fourth victory i• a row. Puhl, Sutto n spark Astros Terry Puhl stroked a three-run homer and Don Sutton allowed just three hits in eight innings of work as the Houston As tros downed San Diego, 5·0 to highlight Saturday's National League activity. Sutton, 5-7, walked three and struck out s ix before leaving for a pinch·hitter in the ninth . . In other games. Jody Davia raced home from second base with the winning Puhl run in the bottom of the 15th inning on an error by Pit· tsburgh second baseman Pbll Gam er, giving the Chicago Cubs a 4-3 victory over the Pirates. It would have been the final inning or the game before umpires were to sus- pend the contest because of darkness San Fran- cisco's J ack Clark and Milt May drove in two runs a~ece as the Giants defeated Cincinnati, 5·2. Clark's lwo-run home r snapped a l·l tie in the sixth in· ning . John Stearns ripped a tie-breaking double in the seventh inning, and the New York Mets defeated Philadelphia, 3·1 PAC-10, B ig 10 back NCAA DENVER Executive officers of [i] the Pacifi c 10 and Big 10 conferences met Saturday to reaffi r m their Joyal· ty lo the NCAA and voted joinUy not to join the College Football Association. The decision throws the weight of the two con- ferences behind the National Collegiate Athletic Association's major college footbaJI television plan as opposed to the CFA's college television plan. said Pacific 10 Commtssiooer Wiles Hallock. Baseball today On lbla date tn bueball In 1.t48: Former New York Yankees 1tu11er .Babe Ruth, lhe moal colorful a.nd bat· known peraona.Uc.y In bueball tmtory. died oC throat cancer 1t the aae al SS. On thb dele in L&47 · Ralph Kiner became the nr1t man in Plltaburgh P1r"tes blatoT)' to bell three homers In one 1ame He would have anothtir three-homer aame 01\ly three week later. Today's Blrtndaya: Milwaukee Brewers Manatcer Buck Rollaera Is 43. New York Mets first bas Mlke Jorrensen Ul·33. Maltb1 storms lo Hartford lead Roser MaJ&ble, a lhr~Ume PGA tour wiMer, atormed ln from four shots back Saturday tb take a two· l!I s trOke lead in the third round of the Sammy Davts Jr.-Greater HarUord Opep. He managed to build his 13·uoder·par lVI total despite atrong, gusU,...md swirllna winds on the per 71, 6,534· yard Wethersfield, Conn., Countr)' Club course. Maltb e held a two stroke lead over a trio of players -Curtia Strange, BIU Kr aturt and Fred Couples. Laguna Nlcuel's Mark O'Meara, who entered Saturday's round one stroke off the lead, fired a 70 for a lhlrd·round total of 200 , ty· ing him with silc other players J an S&epheuon, who boasts she ls hard to catch when she gets in front, coolly strolled through 103-degree heat with a 3·under·par 69 to take a five-shot lead alter 36 holes of the LPGA tourna- ment in Dallas. Defending champion Jerilyn Britz started the day two shots behind the 29. year-old Stephenson, but the heat took ita toll on the JS.year.old former U.S. Open winner. She was three over on the front nine, but battled back with three birdies to finish the second round with a 72 and 139 total. U.S. Open queen Pat Bradley was six shots off the pace. Mets to sig'A Mike Marsha~ •• NEW YORK Mike Mars hall, a •• one·time major league relief ace who won the Cy Young Award in 1974 with the Dodgers, appears close to signing a contract wit}\ the New York Mets. Marshall, waived by the Minnesota Twins early last season, threw 15 minutes of batting practice at Shea Stadium Saturday and Mets Manager Joe-Torre was scheduled to take another look at the reliever Sunday Australian lifeguards in Laguna An AustraHa national lifeguard • team will conclude its first tour of the United States Monday when it meets the U.S. Lifesaving AJl·stars in a grueling two-day event testing swimming and rowing skills. The actioo takes place in Laguna Beach . . . In Mosport, Ontario, Rolf S&ommelen and Harold Grohs of-West Germany took the pole position /or the Molson l,OOO·ltilometer, six·hour endurance race today. Newport Beach's Ted F ield, along with Bill Whittington of Fort Lauderdale, turned in the best qualifying time for the race with a 1: 19.743 time in their Porsche turbo . . . Los Alamitos Race Track officials have applied for and received four ad· ditional dates from the State Horse Racing Board to be added on to the current 9l·date quarterho rse m eeting. The meeting was scheduled to end MondlY· Is integrity threatened? I Flaws found in split season From AP dllpatcbeai Bueball's hlerirchy, having decided a week ago in favor of a spilt schedule and an extra Uer of playoff games, ha11 dug 1a hOJe for it.self. "We're goin8 to give this a thorough study in the next two or three days," aaid American League President Lee MacPhall. "It's something we have to give a lot or thought. We can't permit the integrity of the game to be shattered." .........., THE CIOCAGO Tribune reported Friday that White Sox Manager Tony LaRussa and oat of the team's players said they would purposely lose a four·game series with the Oakland A's if that was what it would take to get into the playoffs. LaRussa later said he would favor forfeiting a game rather than be put into a position of decid· ing whether to try to lose. After a 50-day strike by the players was resolved, club owners decided to split the 1981 LaRu.sso season. naming the four teams in fi rst place when the s trike began the first·haJf champions. If a team that won the firs t halffof the season also wins the second half, then it would play the team in its division with the next best record. The New York Yankees won the AL East first· half tiUe with Balli{rlore finishing second and Milwaukee third. New York winds up the "second season" at Baltimore in a three.game series. SUPP OSE, FOR EXAMPLE, that the Milwaukee Brewers were leuding the AL East go· ing into the final three days. Because of the formula. there exists the possibility that Baltimore, under the right circumstances, could lose a ll three games to New York, assuring the Yankees the second·half cham· pionship and still giving the Orioles the second· best overall record. That would eliminate Milwaukee from the playoffs sincf! the Brewers neither won one of the division titles nor wound up with the second·best overall record. And. despite the losses to New York, Baltimore would capture a playoff berth. "That's a totally theoretical possibility," Com· missioner Bowie Kuhn said Saturday in an in terview ~th NBC Sports. "We will come up with a solution. · Kuhn said he, MacPhall and National League President Chub Feeney will meet to rectify the situation, while giving no word if the playoff plan might be changed . AFTER T H E TRIBUNE story appeared, LaRussa said that "under no circumstances would the Chi cago White Sox take the fi eld and do anything not to win a baseball game." "If we play well enough to put ourselves in a contending position, then we would definitely want to carry t hat through and win a spot in the American League playQffa/' the White Sox manager said. "What we are trying to do is clarify what winning means within the concept of the split season. which means balancing the winning of a spot in the playoffs against not losing on purpose once we take the field .. A rose is a rose is a rose, and this . . .. one, is even rosier Pete Rose made a deposit on the enormous debt he in sists he owes baseball and his timing was fl awless. Baseball had its fans going to and fro with terrible tastes in their mouths and Pete broke Stan Mus ial's all·time Na· tional League base hit r ecord It did not erase all the tarnish but it changed many growls to squeals of delight. You see, this was no ordinary hero. This was no spoiled and pampered prima donna who would break a record one night and bitch about the condition of the infield soil the next. This was Pete Rose, a man or 40 sum- mers who plays with a ll the enthusiasm of a teenager. This is a special kind of little boy, the kind that refuses to grow up. One of them, Casey Stengel. lived to be a very old little boy Thjs was Pete Rose who is asked to answer in all honesty when asked if his e nthusiasm and devotion tt> this game has not diminished just a trifle in nearly two decades in the major leagues. Pete replies. ''No lt is even stronger. This is because of the team I play on. I a m a fan. I get to see the best player in the game every day. a guy named Mike Schmidt. "I also get to see the best pitcher in the world work every fou r days. Steve Carlton. Watching these guys makes my game fun." It is like Pete Rose to talk about other people. It necessaril y follows that a guy would ask about the next record. Ty Cobb had an incredible tota! of 4,191 base hits. ''Well," says Pete Rose, "I certainJy am not going to waste any time thinking about that one. At the same time, I am not going to say it is impossible although the time I lost because of the strike won't help any. I would have needed 200 hits this year and next. "The lhing is, though, if I get too old to play in this league, I can always go to the American and be a designated tUt· te r. Boy. I sure would miss the de-r ensive part of baseball. I love that too, of course.·· Of collne. At 40 , most guys are sipping warm milk. Rose is as ked how much longer this romance with life and baseball will go on. "I don't really know," he replies. "Ali I can tell you is that I have another year to go on this contract and then an option year, which I hope to honor. After that, I guess we'll just have to wait and see what happens." It probably goes without saying that Pete Rose would like to remain in baseball, indeed die in the dugout. "I don't know anything else," Pete says. Some jocks -make that many jocks get a million dollars in the bank and exist in the magic circle where they are pursued and pampered and they begin to ~lieve within themselves that they can do anything. I swear to God there are some of them convinced they could do brain surgery. "1 can carry on a conversation about baseball," Pete Rose says. "I think I know quite a bit about baseball but I don't pretend to be an expert on anything else " Which brings up the debt Pete says he owes. .. Everythin~ I have 1s because of baseball," he says. "Everywhere I have been and evervwhere I will ever get lo go is because of baseball and everyone I have (!'Ver met is because of basebaJI. President Reagan called me ... because of baseball " It was a pretty good installment Pete came up with the other night. "It is not only baseball," he says ·'I am a fan I go to football and basketball and hockey games and when I can't go, I watch sports on TV I go to bed won· dering what this world wouJd be like without sports " Where the hell is Chevalier to redo the song? Thank heaven for little boys. Little boys that never grow up Little boys like Pete Rose. From Page 8 1 From Page 6 1 From Page 6 1 Braves hand Dodge r s 6-4 downe r RIVALRY BORN. • • I don't go for this penny-ante stuff." be said. Henderson, when questioned about the same subject, said that he felt no antagonistic feel· ings toward Ott or any ot~r Angels. "This is a new season and we don't have to go through tha1 again," he said. "There was a little bit of taJk and anger at the time. But we have to thinJt about winning now instead of thinking about fights. "Don't get me wrong, I'm not going to back away. But I'm no looking for a fight, either." A'a pitcher Matt Keough, the former Corona del Mar Hlgh School standout, said that the media, as much as anything, contributed to creating the situa· ti on. "The northern and southern California press bas tried to buUd a vacuum to match the Giants·Dodgers r ivalry ," he said. "But the thin1 is, we've hurt the Anatls a lot ln lhe put.. part.lcularly lhe lul couple of years." 'lbe A'• have won 1even or n i n e games agai nst the Anaell Ul1I 1ear and 17 al lhe autza. 111 don'l toow. ma,y~ we (0.. A '1) uk for trouble. I doD't ta.ave u y bard f "Unp toward lbe AD... J IJ'•W up dowa the-e and alW&,)'"I liked tbe ~. "Admittedly, 10me thlftp lb.at ban bean aald haven't been necessary. A couple of years ago, I said some things that I wound up regretting. But I was a young kid then. "One thing you have to say about it, there's always good baseball when these two teams get together. "I hope we don't have any hassles this weekend. It's not good for the game ·• -By Ed Zlntel Kimball, Rush take diving Bruce Kimball of Ann Arbor checked Greg Louganis' bid to sweep the titles at the National Outdoor Diving Championships with a narrow victory in the lO·met.er plaUor m dlving Satur· day. Louganis, of Mission VleJo, who bad won the 1-meter and 3 ·meter spring board titles earlier in the week, led by 13 points at one point in the com· peUUoo, but fell ~hind oo tht el&bth dive. The l7·yur·old Kimball held on to defend his u. tie ln t h e event b y a S38..5l-lb-631.23 acore. In t.be womea.'1 lO ·m•l•r event. Debbie Rush of Ohio State scored an euy V"ict.or1, tODDIDI Beth Gerard of Ml11Joa Vldo~ C1llf.. by a score of 401.01 to 392.0t. ANGELS • • • s low out of the gate. And this is s upposed to be a sprint to the finish. Witt, (5·5) took the toss tor the Angels in relief of starter Geoff Zahn and relievers Jesse Jef· ferson and Angel Moreno. Tom Underwood (2·4) got the win for Oakland in relief of starter Brian Kingman and re· lievers Dave fleaverlo, Bob Owcblnko and J efl Jones. Rod Carew missed thl! action (shouJder), but should be ready for Tuesday's game in Anaheim when the Angels re-open the 1981 home season. * RAMS WIN, 33-21 • • • not yet jelled The cover age has not been very good and the pass rush has to improve a lot." "We're getting better." coun- tered Haden, "but you have to remember the Cowboys played a whole lot of people and it's hard to get any intensity that way. "We don't want to get loo up when we win or too down when we lose. We still bave to play San Diego next week." Ram coach Ray Malavasi -1 showing no emotion -was still pleased with Haden's showing. "I thought Pat threw the ball extremely well tonight and he also made some excellent calls," saJd tbe coach. "We had more continuity in our offense and we were more con.<Jlstent. Hopefully, we'll get better ." Which ia exactly what Haden wanu to do-iet bet~r. "I was n 'l trying to bt somebody else last week,'' sald HadtJI 1n defense of the aceUH · lion lhe tried to perform like Vlnce Ferh1amo. "Wo Ju1t d td"'ti have any contlnulty. Loot, I know 11 my job isn't good enough for the people around be,. tbey',ll replace me. ••Tbll 1ame la more p1ycholoatcal tban pb1•lul. Pb,Uct111, J ca.n play lbll p mt -....._.., otbel' DeODle mJChl not 11119 wltb that.~.--~ · S.-. do, U.Ou1b , lncludhlt owner Georita ProaUere wbo conantl&lated Haden ln the tun· nel in front of the Rams' locker· room and then pulled Malavasi aside and whispered . "This is just the beginning of the Super Bowl." Golf berths still open Openings are still available for the annual March of Dimes Costa Mesa golf tournament at Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club to be played Monday begin· nlng at noon with a shotgun start. Any players interested in participating are urged to be on hand before 11 : 30 to sign up for the competition that will be played u a scramble event with four-man teams. The team ban· dlcap wtll be the combined total or handicaps divided by four . Scoring will be with each play· Ina partner hitting from the best lie of the group oo each shot. The entry fee ls $50 which In· cludH electric cart, green fees, tee priUS, dlMeT and awarda ~tt1entaUon. All proceed.I go to lbe March of Dlrttes. Orance County ehaP'ef. For further tnformatiOn, call lbe Mattb of Dimes office al f71.2210 oT the 1011 course at $40·7500. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Dale Murphy 's two-run double in the seventh inning he lped break open a tight game and send the Atlanta Bra\les to a 6·4 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers Saturday night. Phll Niekro, Steve Bedrosian, Rick Camp, Gene Garber and Al Hrabosky combined to scatter seven hits, one or which was Derrel Thomas' second home run of the season in the fourth Inning. Bedrosi•n. 1-0, earned the win, his first as a major leaguer. The Braves broke a 1·1 tie with an unearned run off loser J erry RcllSs, 6·3, In the sixth, then scored three limes in the seventh keyed by Murphy's two. base hit. Rufino Linares' RBI single preceded Murphy's hit . The Dodgers came back with t hree runs in the ninth on a lWO· run single by Mike Scloscla off Garber and an RBI ban hJl by plnch·h1tter Steve Yea,er off Hrabolky before lbe left·hancled reliever put oul t.be flr~ and earned hla nm save. The bot Bravu bave now woo five ot thrir slx same. 1lnce the llatt ot basoball'1 second aeuon. ' Kenney sparkles San Clemente grad leads Chiefs' 13-0 win fo'rom AP dispatches KANSAS CITY, Mo -Nick Lowery kicked a pair of first-quarter fie ld goals and San Clemente High product 8111 Kenney rifled a 27 yard touchdown pass to St an Rome Satur· d ay night as the Kansas City Chiefs blanked the Chicago Bears 13-0 Ke nney. who has won Kansas City's No I quartnback job al least PRO FOOTBALL tl'mporarily s irH'l' Steve Fuller suf fered a knee tnJury, went out for much of the scC"ond quarter with a sprained CAn k le Hut th!.' third yt·ar pro from Sad dleback Collc~t· and Northern Colonido t'aml' b:.ick to engineer a six-play, 68·yard touchdown drive on Kansas Cit~·., firs t possession of the third period . Kenney hit Homt.' for a 19-yard gain to tht• Hears 38 Carnes by Mike Williams and Jot• Delane} moved the ball to thl' 27, thl'll Kenney fired the pa!'!S to Romt· in the e nd zone. Saints 27, Oilers 7 NEW ORLEANS Rookie George Rogers, the No I 1nck in the 1981 Na· t1onaJ Football League draft. bulled for two touchdowns to lead the New Orleans S<1ints to a 27 7 victory over the lfoust<in Oilers gave C1nc1nnati a 16-13 lead early in the fourth quarter. Thompson later hit Kreider with a 60-yard bomb to the Lions' 10 and two plays later. rookie Hubert Simpson swept around his own right end for the game-winning touchdown Giants 20 , Colts 17 EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J . Joe Danelo booted a 12·yard field goal with three seconds re m aining to give the New York Giants a 20·17 victory over the Baltimore Colts Jerome King's inteqception of a Greg Landry pass ignited a five-play, 16·yard drive which placed Danelo within range . The Giant's triumph was marred. howevt.>r, by a serious injury to Dave Young. the team's No. 2 draft <'hoice. Young broke his right hand when he hit 1l on a helmet during the opening kickoff of the second ha lf. Dolphins 24. Broncos 14 MIAM I Vete ran quarterback Don Strock. looking s ha rp in his 1981 debut. engineered a long touchdown drive to begin the second half and the Miami Dolphins h eld off a late Denver rally to defeat the Broncos 24· 14 Strock, who was held out of M iam1 's 20-6 preseason opening vie· tor~ at Minnesota. r eplaced second· Orange Coast '{AIL Y PILOT/Sunday. Augu1t 16, 1981 Sears H 1111 ti ••&!t•••• Bt•ac•l1 PLUS STORE EACH OF THESE rEMS AF.ADIL 'I' AVAILABLE f"OH SAi f AS AOVEATISEO Wt! sell f1r~t quulity an<l c.J1s t:ontmue<t merchand1~e from St.•urs Ht>ttul and Catalog Dist ribution "Was .. prices quoted a1 c the r<.·~ular prtt.•es at which thi.' items were for nw1 ly offcrNI hy Catalog or 1n many Sears R<'lml s tores around ttw rnuntry SAVE 90.00 (10 only) SILENT MOVIE PROJECTOR was 189.50 NOW 99.99 CUT 8.00 MEN'S ASSORTED ·= ::;~ I f "> ~-- were \\ 15.99 JEANS& CORDUROY PANTS NOW 7.99 SAVE25% 2 SPEED 9" FAN was 15.99 NOW 11.99 SAVE 43°/o PAINTBRUSH & PAD SET-- was3.49 NOW 1.99 CUT 3.00-7 .00 GIRLS' ~ lT\ SELECTED \''"fr PANTS & JEANS ljr NOW 91 tL 5.99 ' llu111i111tt11n ll1·ad1 !fl~t;, \Ila m' \1l"m' to. "11;.iitnuh.i ( 7111 ~;:1 :!fihli were 18.99 NOW 6.99 BIKE CHAIN & LOCK was 8.99 NOW 5.99 '\TORE HOl RS 'IM f°l'l It• t • , .. .,..., ..... '\wM•tll .,. \,I. Jhoul '•'.ti ' I 1t•cll I 111.in' The touchdo\\m, by the Heisman Trophy winner tit South Carolina came on a 3-yard run five minutes tn· to the first quarter and a 1-yard plunge with 3.23 left in the game year quarterback David Woodley at 1-..=..;..;..;;='---================== the start of the third period a nd ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ d1reclt.'d a 16·play, 78-yard scoring Rookie quarterb<1ck David Wilson. sclct'led by New Orleans in a sup- plt•mentary draft at a cost of its 1982 first·round p1t k. hit veteran wide re· cc1ver Wes Chandler for a 17-yard touchdown m the third quarter and free tigent k 1 t·kt•r David Posey booted field goals of 20 and 24 yards Chargers 31. 49ers 28 SAN FRANCISCO Dw1g hl St·ales scorl'd on a 7:J-yard touchdown plav with 1 22 n•maimng, catching an Ed Luther pas~ which was tipped by a San Franc·1sco defender to give the San Diego Chargers a 31 28 \'1<'lon °'er the San Francisco 49ers Qua.rtcrhac k Gu) BenJamm. in his . firs t aµpcaranct• with the 49ers. thre" a pair of fourth quarter tout hdo" n pa.,.,es to Freddie Solomon lo g1vl' his tf'am a 24 21 lead Patriots 17, Sues 16 TAMPA New England's Tony Colhm. !'>l'a mpen•d into the end zone from lY.o ) ard!'! out for the go-ahead touchdown as thl' Pc.itriots edged Tampa Ha) 17-16 The Buccaneers led 13 3 a t the ha lf. but the Pats exploded m the third quarter with two touchdowns, the first by Ken Toler, who pounced on a teammate's fumble in the end zone. followed hy Collins' run around the right end Tampa Ra) ·s final scoring threat failed with j ust 12 seconds left when veteran plarek1ekl·r Garo Yepremian missed a 49 }ard field goal attempt, the ball bouncing off the crossbar and falling ..;hort. Bengals 30. Lions 20 PONTIAC. Mich Quarterback J ark Thompson rallied Cincinnati to a pair of fourth quarter touchdowns as the Bengals defeated t he Detroit Lions 30·20 in an er ror .filled game. Thompson. a three-year veteran from Washington State, who played only the final period, threw a 20-yard touchdown pass to Steve Kreider that march lhat consumed the first 9 29 of the second half. Packers 34. Raiders 14 MI LWAU KEE -Lynn Dickey fired a 65-yard touchdown pass-play to James Lofton and Mark Lee re· turned an interception 58-yards for a touchdown to lead tl)e Green Bay Packers to a 34 · 14 victory over Super Bowl champion Oakland. Veteran kic ker J a n Stenerud kicked c.i Packer .record 53-yard field goal as Green Bay. winless in 1980 pre-season play. posted a second suc- <.'l'SS1ve upset in 1981, having beaten Oallas 21·17 last week. Falcons 21 . Jets 20 ATL ANTA Second ·string quarterback Mike Moroski hit Mike Smith with a 30-yard touchdown pass in the third quarte r and the Atlanta l'alcons downed the New .Xork Jets 21·20 With Lhe Falcons leading 21-6 after Morosk1 's touchdown pass, the J ets came right back on a n 80-yard touchdown sprint by Kenny Lewis and a 7.yard scoring run by Ralph Clayton following a fumbled kickoff by Atlanta rookie Mike Hawkins Browns 13, Bills 10 RUFFALO Dave Jacobs booted a 32-yard field goal in the fourth quarter that gave the Cleveland Browns a 13·10 victory over the Buf· falo Bills Southpaw quarterbac k Paul McDonald e ngineer ed the winning drive that included a JO.yard pass play to Gregg Pruitt But the drive lost stea m afte r Mc Donald was s acked on the Bills' 15, and the Browns had to go for the field goal that turned out lo be enough to win the game. Eagles 36, Steelers 20 PHILADELPHIA -Tony Franklin kicked three long field goals (49, 47 and 44 yards) as the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 36·20. CORRECTION t DOING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME? RAMS SEASON TICKETS In the Sear• Aug. 18th Ad· vertlelng Section there 11 an advertleemen t for #91151 Compact refrigerator. The Regular prtce and .. vino• Indicated In the ed ere Incorrect and ahould never have ap· peered In t"9 ad. Th• Seta .. Umited Choice Seats 213-463-1101 , •• fOf' s-cteyl 714-752-0960 r.:ce lndtc.lted of Ill 11 In ect SE.,• Raguler price fOf tN• merchandlM. 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Outstanding appointments for your elegant, new lifestyle In· elude: Carpeting • Wood-burning fireplaces • Mic rowave, plus a continuous-cleaning oven • Cathedral ceil ings • Ceramic tile counter tops • Distinctive hard-surface entry foyers • Private patio, deck or view balcony • Double, attached 2· ca r garage • Red tile roofs • Pressed steel bath tubs •Onyx pullman tops with oval basins. Community amenities include: A comple te ly furnish e d recreation building with lounge assembly room and men's and women's shower, pool. hot water swirl- pool spa. 2 & 3 bedrooms, 2 & 3 baths from $139,950 to $179,950 I F 2) Garden Grove wy. (2 I Sano....... 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Bey ol HY Glentt ICo-CltvotN_Enol_ s.n FreftCIKO •I WA$hlnoton 8o1Umar• et lluflolo Clllc090MMlftnOllOle OollM ol St. LOUIS PlltsbUr'Oll et H-OrlNft\ Cln<l,,,..11 •I Houston Denver •• 0-loncl Delrollol T•"-e.v HY Jth et Mloml S.•to• 01 s.. oteoo MONDAY, OCT. S Allont• •I Ptlll-lphl• SUNDAY, OCT II llo"'s M Allenle No• Enol-.. HY Jn• Clovel-91 PilllbUrClfl S.•llleMH-Con T ompo 8ey et Groen Bev 0811:1-•t Konws Cll'I' PlllloOll~o ol Ntw ()rlHM Weltllnoton ti cN<•OO ClnclN'l.tl .i Belllmort Oolln 91 Sen Froncl1<0 Delroll M Oenv., Ml""""4e ol S... Oleoo SI. L#.111 M HY Gl- llllC*OA Y, OCT 1J Mloml t i Wftlo, ft SUNOAY,OCT.11 ••M• at O.lla11 n Se" Frenclsco v\, GrHn Boy Tempo S.y •t 0.klencl Houlton .. H-Englelld How Orto-ti Clevol- WosNnQlon •I Mioml Buftelo .. HY Jtll Pflll.-ipllle ot MINWMllo Pit~., CinclnNll SI. Louil •t ltllenl• Sen Olooo •t Beltlmoro HY Glents ol S.•tllo Oo"vor •I~ City MOMDAY,OCT.1' Clll~ et Detroit, n SUNOAY,OCT. D ··-ot Son Fr•n<IKO B•IU.-e ot O....C.,,., Denver •I lluflelo Gr•.,, Bey •t Detroit T ompe Bey et Ptllle•tl!ftl• Ml,.,..Hl• et St. L.oull How £11111-M WesNnoton HY Gi.ntsot AUenle Clncl,...11 OI H-Ort._ Kon,.. CllV •I 0.lll- MI •ml ti Dellos s.n Otooo •t Chi~ S.otlleM NY Jots MONDAY, OCT. U H-lOft et PlltmurOll, n SUNDAY,NCW. I OelroltM"-HY Jets et HY Glllftb Atlonta M -Or100lll 8•1 Umar• ot Mleml Chicago MT-hy c11v11-M 8ufl•lo HO<lllon •t Cln<lftNlll S.ft Froncll<O •• PlltsburQll S.elllo ol Grwn Boy Oellti .. ,.,,. .......... Kof\Y.I City al S... OiOOO Hew E"91-M 0.111- St. L#.111 .. WHlllft(llon llllC*OAY, NOV. 2 Mlft-. ol 0emor SUNDAY, NOV. I How Or.._ •t •-• Oeklenclet.._ton Detroll o4 WWllr,gton Mloml •I H-Enol- Pflll.-Cplllo et St L.oul1 Tempe e.y ot MlnnHGle HY Glenta •I Gr"" Bey Clllcoeo .. K--City All•"i. ot Son Fr•n<IKO Cleve•-•tO.- CltlclMetl ot S... D1990 HY .Jets et .. ltlmore PllltburOfl el S.etlle MONDAY, NOV.' euttelo et a.ties. " SU NOA Y, ltOV. 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JW....t• 7W>-1• n.n-t• ,...,.., . 7).1'7-ltl , ... ,._.,, 7WS-IS1 ,..,,_,., rw..-ttl ,.,...\ .. ,,.,......,., rM .... m ,..,,_ti, 7w.-m ,,.,._ .. , LOOSE BALL -New Orleans· Archie Man- ning loses the ball as he is hit hard by a Houston tackler Nationa l Football League exhibition play was on all fronts Saturdav. The stories arc on B3 · Uphill's climb just beginning Cunningham has been there When J eff Cunningham became the head basketball coach at University High last season. he knew the uphill climb that was in front of him. He just had no idea the mountain was going to be so steep "It's one thing to try and turn a losing pro· gram into a winnder. a nd it's another to produce something successful with limited talent. That's exactly what Cunningham did though in 1980-81 as he guided the Trojans to their best record in the school's his tory < 15· 121. a third place finish in the tough Sea Vi ew League and a berth in t h e C IF playoffs . Wh ether C un · ningham and Universi· t y can maintain their new status is another question, however. The odds would seem to be against it, but Cun · ningham is ready for the challenge. Cunningham ·'The biggest thing I've found about this area is there isn 't a strong program for the youth, so consequently a lot of kids unless they've received training out- side the area have very little basketball ex- perience ... say!> Cunningham ··when a kid comes in as a freshman I've found that he's very ra" " This isn't really conducive toward teaching the intricacies of high school basketball. Therefore. LOOKING BACK Cunningham finds himself working on fundamen· tals more than he does strategy. "I HA VE FOUND working with the younger kids that some of them are unaware of litile things -like rules," says Cunningham. "I think it's go- ing to take a couple of years before we can really build anything ... Cunningham's problems are two-fold : a > the area surrounding University (south Irvine > is not exactly noted for having strong youth programs ; and bJ Woodbridge High. which just opened last year and is less than fi ve miles from Uni, bas diluted some of the school's talent by taking it away. "The school population is at an all-time low {approximately 1.600) and we have to share our athletes," admits Cunningham "That's fine. but it doesn't help your program " CUNNINGHAM KNOWS all about "helping programs." In four years at UCI the 6·4 forward led the Anteaters to two NCAA Division II tourna· ments and he helped the team compile a four-year won·loss record of 70·34 for a .673 percentage. He even etched his name into the record books a couple or times, topping the list for most points in a single season ( 589) a nd highest scoring average in a single season (21.0). Of course. UCI All·American Kevin Magee did some reshuffling of those books last year and Cunningham has dropped into t he No. 2 spot in both categories. He still holds the record for most free throws made in a season (195), but that, too, along with his career scoring average of 18.3 are in serious jeopardy. "THERE'S VERY LITTLE DOUBT Ma· gee is going to break, or has already broken. the records that I had," concedes Cunningham. "Actually, some of the records that stood for 10 or 11 years surprised me. "My feeling is that I had a good career and having my records broken doesn't take away from what I did." Cunning ham said bis current coaching philosophy is a combination of other coaches he has either worked or played under. "I guess I borrowed a little something from everybody, because everybody had something good to offer,'' says Cunningham, who played at UCI under Dick Davis and Tim Tift and spent three years at Mission Viejo High as an assistant to Bob Minier. "l 'M NOT DISPLEASED with the year we bad last season. Everyone makes mistakes as a first year coach -and I made mine -but I learned from them and I feel comfortable with my job. "I'm Just taking each year one at a time," adds Cunningham , now 32 years of age. ''Somewhere down the line I hope to win a league championship. I think that's going to take some time, but It could be soon. "It's challengln1," says CUnn.inebam of the task ahead. • 'U the players and coaches are ded- icated and w11Ung to commjt themselves. wen, that's where tt start.a." Cunningham has started climbing hiJ bill ... and it seems as if he's determined to reacb the top. -By 1.a. SHIDO Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, August 16, 1981 •• Is back-to-back confusing? You bet Saturday's fare -Angels, Montreal and Hartford Open get another look today 8 )' HOWARD L. HANDY °' .. Dllll'f ........... ft today'e televhJlon menu appears to be a re· run of the Saturday s howa, think nothing of It because. the baseball teams are a step closer to finishing the season and the golf tournament la in the final round. Of course. for football rans. another re-run of the Rams game will be shown at 1 o'clock on Chan· net 11 for those who missed the live action Satur· day night and the late taped showing. On the base~all front, only t.he station is dif· ferent today as ABC <Channel 7) brings the St. Louis at MoJJtreal finale live at 11 thls morning. Then the Greater Hartford golf tournament takes over at 11 :30 on Channel 2 for the final round. The ~gels and A's go at It at 1:30 <Channel 5) in the final game of the current Angel road trip. Don't forget to tune in the debut of Howard CoseU 's Sports beat a t t · 30 if you are a magazine format fan or one who can't resist the Cosell im· age on TV. His show will be seen monthly until the fi rst of the year. then it will be on a weekly basis. Following are the top sports events on TV today. Ratings are: .t .t ' ' excellent;././ .t worth watching; " / fair; " forget It. e 11 a.m., Channel 7 .( .( .( BASEBALL: St. Louis at Montreal. Annouftc:•n: Steve Zabriskie an<S Bob Uecker. Rain forced postpon•ment of SaturdtY's game between these two teams, and the first game of a doubl•header wlll be shoWn today. The Cardlnals Jumped out to a fast second-half start by roughing up the World Champion Phlladelphla Phlllles. They also handed the Expos a 3-1 loss on Friday night. (9-.e) opposes the A's Ri ck Langford. The A's have won the first two games of the series In extra in- nings. The Angels, meanwtiile, are now 1-4 In the second half of the season. OTHER TELEVISION 10 a.m. (SO) -SPORTS AMERICA -Featured: A IOOk at the final game of the world championship fas t pitch softball tournament. 10:.es a.m. (3-4) -FUTBOL. 1 p.m . ( 11) -RAMS FOOTBALL -The Dallas CowbOys vs. the Rams in an e>ehlbltlon game played Saturday night In Anaheim. (I 11 :30 a.m., Ch•nnel 2 I I GOLF: Greater Hartford Open. Announcers: Pat Summerall, Frank Glleber Ben Wright, Tom Brookshier and Ken Venturi. • 1:30 p.m. (2) -CBS SPORTS SUNDAY -Same day coverage of the Austrian Grand Prix from Salzburg, Austria. (7) -SPORTSBEAT -Howard Cosell Is the host for this half-hour magazine pro- gram that e)(amlnes major issues In the world of sports. The program will be seen monthly • then on a weekly basis beginning in January. Other commen- tators include· Dave Diles, Jim Lampley and Arthur Ashe. Roger Maltble survived gusty, swirling wln<Ss to take a two-stroke lead going Into today's final round. Maltbie, a three-time winner on the PGA tour, fired a 7-uncter-par 6-4 to come In at 197 after three roonds. Two str<*es back are Curtis Strange, Biii Kratzert and Fred Couples. Laguna Nlguel's Mark O'Meara is bunched with sl>e others, three strokes off the pace at 200. 4 p.m. C.e) -SPORTSWOALD -Coverage of the British Grand Prix Motorcycle championship, taped at Silverstone, England. Also· The world women's powerlifting championships, taped at Honolulu. (l!J) 1:30 p .m., Channel S I I I RADIO ANGELS BASEBALL: Angels at Oakl and. Announcers: Don Drysdale, Bob Starr and Ron Fairly. Baseball Atlanta at Dodgers, 1 p.m .. KABC (790); Angels at Oakland, 1 :30 p.m .. KMPC (710). MONDA Y'S RADIO Baseball -Dodgers at Chicago, 11 :30 a.m .. KABC (790). Once again, the Angels will be out to salvage the final game of a three-game series when Ken Forsch (The Daily Pilot is not responsible for late changes.I I llJ .. Pl\IN.I & "' Al .l.('()Vl~RING SlJPtRMAR.I Color Tile has a huge selection of decorating products for a totally new kitchen, and we've slashed prices on many of our first quality tiles, paints and wallcoverlngs. 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MewS.p•wSU 557-1324 WESTMINSTU 15191 lfACH BOULEY MD 898-3388 tr tt•+st • SANTA ANA 322 w. 17th STREET 547-7781 Offll 520 DO·IT·YOUUUF IU'HMHTI COAST TO COAST STORE HOURI : MON .·FAI. 10·1 SAT., SUN. 10·1 COSlA MESA 2221 HARBOR BOULEVARD ............ 645-1126 BUY NOW, PAY LATER!j I -. ---._ --.. ---.. --.-L.. ------.._ ..._ ~-.... L...IL r - J ------.. ' • f . .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday! Augu1t 18, 1981 - 91 bl ·• , &1 oJ ·b " .. , -q. 1\ 1' ••• ,. '° st • J • c!b ~ Jfl to • OI It I 'j( J' • . . ~ 7,(1 • 91 {f' fl. ? b1 b1 o~ br. Jc11 (j !>ri bt. te ?') flSHllN Goi b&GIG tOSG ool ' . There's just as much fashion in children's wear as adults Summer is still here, but s mart boys and girls are getting a head start on school fashions. In a back-to·school fas hion show held recently at Saks Fifth Avenue in South Coast Plaza. the key points in clothing were interchangeability. quality fa brics and exciting color combinations. ··children have just as much fashion in their clothing as adults." said She lley Kaufmann. fashion coordinator fo r the store, "and their trends are cur· rent with what's h appening in fas hion today. Boys and girls are dressing up more and becoming a ware of what's fashionable ." Girls this year will be wearing feminine prairie dresses, split s kirts. blouson j ackets and corduroy jumpers, with knickers the most popular new look in pants. A romantic style flavors the looks. the cali co print dresses are embellis hed with refined voke ruf · fies and flounced hems to resemble Laura i'n .. Little House on the Prairie.·· Designer Ralph Lauren combines fthe best of the college preppy look. prairie fashions and American Indian costam es and interprets it for young women in ruffled oxford shirts. cotton dresses and lace- trimmed denim. Silhouettes s uch as a traditional blazer and pleated s kirt are updated in new corduroy fabrica- tions and layer ed with colorful Shetland s weaters. A s imilar traditional look for boys continues with the a lways-popular jacket and pants in new color combinations. and crew·neck sweaters are worn over button-down shirts . The rugged look influences outerwear in leather fleece-lined corduroy or denim jacke ts . For both sexes. designer status is important. and tiny alligators are still worn with labels on back pockets of jeans . Colors range from pastels to brights. and boys are·exper imenting with polo shirts and shetland sweaters in such colors as pink. lavender and bright purple . Girls a re seen in adult combinations of navy blazers with gr ay fl annel skirts and camel sweaters . Brad Hoegler, 4, of Orange goes for al- ligator• in an I wd j0gging suit with a white cotton turtleneck. • 1 • Michele Lee, 5, of Costa Mesa wears an applique· trimmed gray jumper with its own blouse. Charlie DeFarkas, 4, of Huntington Beach dresses up in gray corduroy slacks , a gray and red plaid shirt and a bright red sweater vest. Audrey Manning, 12, Of Laguna Beach wears a aweater with embroidery detaiL over an accordion-pleated dreas. Jealica Armstrpng, 5, of Huntington Beach models a culotte skirt and top with matching appliques. _ r . I -I ~~:.:!~~:a.lii.i6.il..i~w~~.;.: ..... ~*-ll• ... .., ...... ,.....,. ........ -. .. ..:.-...-............... w....-...i-... • ...... _ .............................. * ............ -.. -::..-~-,:'--~ --'-~ ~ .. _ ...._ '-.... __ ._. -""""'*"~" -------- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Auguat 16, 1981 117 She almost choked to death on meat, but • • • DEAi\ ANN LANDERS: l am a lt-year-old 1trl, recently tnarrled, and cooaldered myself to be f a1rly lntelll1ent. But, like ao many people, I always believed the terrible thine• I read about lD the newspaper would never happen to me. Well, I waawrone. 111 lAlllll • We've all read about peoi>le cboktn1 to death ln reataurant.is or at home durln1 a family meal. We alao have aeen lnatrucUom on what t.o do ll It should a happen to us or eomeone we are with, but how many people pay attention to the lnatructJona? Thank God, my husband Tom did -and be saved my llle. then took the heel of his hand and hit me lo t.be middle or the back. The chunk of meat popped right out. Please print this letter, Ann. Maybe lt will save a few lives. -SECOND CHANCE IN LAN· CASTER, PA. I had prepared a pot roast for dinner. Just before we were to sit down lo eat, I 1rabbed a large piece ol meat to taste for sea.son.ln1. Before l could chew it, the meat slid down my throat. I tried to swallow but it was impossible. I couldn't breathe and knew I was in trouble. I rushed to the living room where my husband was readln9 the paper and pointed to my throat. Tom knew at once what was wrong. He started t.o do all the things he had read about, and nothing seemed to work. He DEAR SECOND CHANCE: Tbe Helmllc~ WeHvinl tfflullque It somelb1D1 all of u abotlld now. Here It Is: If a penoa a&arts co cbob, a&aad beb.lad blm or ber, grab the peraoa o der tbe rtb case, make a nat and pub ID -.1th quick, bard tbrus&a. U thU does not produce reaalta, a hJt wl" the heel of the band lD the middle of the back abou.ld do U. The Important tblDg ls DO& t.o paalc. Start &ryln& tbete maneuvers at once. (P.S. A good precaution Fishing trip set B Lind children ready for big day at sea By MARY JANE SCARCELLO Of .. .,..., ......... W arm sunshine and cool salt spray have been ordered up for Thursday at the third an· nual fishing trip sponsored by the Roosters or Chanteclair, a philan- thropic organization of Orange Co~· ty businessmen. Special guests for the deep-sea ex· pedition will be 25 Orange County blind children as well as 25 boys from Joplin Boys Ranch, an Orange Coun- ty probation facility. About 30 Rooster members and counselors will accompany them on the day.long trip out of Dana Point, according to Bill Pontius, Rooster fishing event chairman. Don Hanson, owner of Dana Sport!ishing, helped with the plan· ning and hopes to take the youngsters out to where the big ones are biting. "Last year we tpok the kids right to the fish, and they pulled one in every cast," he said. Anyone needing more information about the trip can call 937-0433. S an Juan Capistrano Mayor Phillip Schwartze has ac- ce pted the honorary chairmanship of the first annual United Cerebral Palsy Dinner-~ Auction scheduled for Nov. 21 at the El Adobe de Capistrano Restaurant. The party will be a major fund- raising event of the Orange County Unjted Cerebral Palsy for the na- tional "Weekend with the Stars" telethon scheduled in January. Schwartze has invited local merchants to donate items for the auction and to assist in making it a memorable evening. For information about the party or donations, call United Cerebral Palsy at 641-3774. Ethics off etal surgery CHJCAGO (AP> -The abortion debate may taJce a poignant twist as medical advances increasingly ena· ble doctors to treat defective human fetuses still in the womb, a medical journal says. In deciding whether to abort a de· fective, but treatable, fetus, doctors will have to struggle with the fact that the fetus could as easily be a pa· tient. issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association. The editorial accompanies an arti· cle detailing the ways, including de- licate surgery, in which physicians can now treat fetuses. One area likely to raise moral questions is borderline fetuses. Fletcher, assistant for bioethics in the Clinical Center of the National Institutes of Health, writes that high- risk fetuses now are generally given •C•l.Mt chokJD1 la &o ea& the mea& ID amall plece1 ••d tlaew well before 1wallowta1. > DEAR ANN LANDERS: My wile and I have a eood marria1e with only one trouble spot. I need an out.tlde opinion, and you're It. Margaret ln1l1ta on malntalnlo1 a platonic friendship with her ex-husband, and continues to be very friendly with bis family. She I.I especl.ally fond ol her former father-ln·law, who has a heart condition. When Margaret's once-upon-a -time relatives (especially the ex-husband and ex-father-in-law) phone her about the least lltUe problem, sbe rushes out of the house t.o go "help." I have told my wife thls makes me uncomfort· able, butahe insists 1 am silly and insensitive. I do not feel the need to be ln touch with former glrfriends. What do you say?-MICHIGANFLYINTHESOUP DEAR FLY: What did you two talk about wbea you were golDg to1etherT TbJa Is oae of the wrinklel that abould have been ironed out before marrla1e. Apparently your wife ls devoted to her former This dilemma is one of the ethical problems anticipated by Dr. John C. Fletcher in an editorial in the Aug. 14 the benefit of the doubt when com· Cli/f Russell f Left ) helps young Joseph Armijo land big catch plications arise Capricorn: Your perception right on target By SIDNEY OMARR Monday, Augut 11, 1181 ARJES <March 2l·April 19)' Someone is working in your behalf behind scenes. Past favor will be returned; you're due to emerge from "period of obscurity." Another Aries figures prominenUy. Important project will be completed. Burden is due to be removed. TAURUS <April 20-May 20): Romance, creativity, new starts, valuable contact these dominate excit.ing HOROSCOPE scenario. Leo, Aries. Aquarius persons figure prominent· Jy Relationship is past game-playing stage. Original ap-proach brings desired results. GEMINI <May 21-June 20 1: Professional superior makes offer; be cautious. review duties and be aware of cost of living. Follow \through on hunch. trust intuition and realize that a former teacher is in your corner. Keep eye on Aquarius• CANCER (June 21-July 22): Focus on communica· tion, numerous contacts, information received through long-di stance contacts. calls. Emphasis also on cpublistung. education and travel Popularity increases , and forces are scattered. Keep eye on Sagittarius! LEO <July 23-Aug. 22l . Check costs for revisions. special material and program aimed at rebuilding on a more solid structure. Be aware of credit cards. borrow- ing and lending procedures. financial status of one close to you. Watch Scorpio. VIRGO c Aug 23-Sept. 22>: Observe contractual pro· visions; cycle is such that you actually benefit through delays LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct 22) · Diplomacy is your ally. accent on moderation. work procedures and diet. lmpor· tant domestic adjustment occ!urs -you'll feel more secure despite financial demands. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 >: Romance clouds logic NEWPORT TILE & CAllMET DESIGN CENTER •Co ...... Tlehwl • ..._* •HwllttnaJkg • THE MOST COMPLETE SELECTION OF TILE BOTH DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED Ceramic Tile • Hardwood Cebineta • Floor and Wall Tl'Mfmenta •General Contractor 64'·J21J Separate fact from fantasy speculative venture will require keen attention. Cancer. Pisces and another Scorpio figure prominently Be ready for messages which result in change, possible travel and 11 variety of oppottunilies. SAGITl'ARIUS <Nov 22·0ec 2u · Stand tall, em phasls on property. production. added responsibility and chance for greater rewards. Solid opportunities exist for security, added income and a relationship both serious and advantageous. Watch Capricorn' CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.J an. 19): Your perception of possible future happenings is on target. However. you tend to overlook current needs and opportunities. Let co •corporate headquarters •garden carts Model A's•••• •t ypingtables w heelbarrows• recreational vehicles*golf carts*model trains*bikes •pianos*cars refrigerators *skates•••••• If it's got wheels, you'll move it faster in a Daily Pilot classified ad.Call 642-5678 and a friendly ad- viser will help you turn your wheels Into cash. 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Watch Cancer Yoo nHd Yoo <8><f DI. YOO ~<••-·• °"'""'-' .. ... .,.""··-, 770-5251 <>'fN fVU & WffllfNOS nUl lAllf l'O«Ul Ol!Vl " 141 . ·:..:· RUFFELL'S ...-.OLSTERY ,_.._.._.,. lfUHAU~ I U D. COSTAMISA-541-1 IH Whooppeeee!.. Every woman's na1lla19 to Newport's Hoffest fashion. Event of the Year. INTRIGUE BOUTIQltES END-OF-SUM STAITS MON.. 1-17-11 Cannery Village 29ttl &l.ta,atle t15.4· Newport IMch ............. 714-675-7740 hone 67'40150 la ·law1, and tbey to her. 81Dce W. u a "tl'09W. spot," a comproml1e la ID order. Mar••ret ..._.. reduce the lntea11ty and freqaeocy ol tile , .... tloub.11M1. ud 100 1bollld be Ina vocal abMI Iller loyalty co tbe old attachmeou. DEAR ANN LANDERS: My flancee and I aH plannlna to be married in September. We want t.o ask a good friend, wbo ls bJjck, to be lD the wed· ding party. The problem: Some of my fiancee'1 relative• are prejudiced. 1 don't want to hurt thia friend'• feelinp by not asking bim, but I don't want to up. set my fiancee's relatives, either. We need some guidance. Please help -NOT SURE WHAT TO DO DEAR N&I' SURE: U yoa woald pall onr your black frtead for fear of apee&tiaJ M•e ll· noraat rednfflka, yoa have maeual wt.ere 1•r spine beloat.a. By all meau, lDvlte blm &o be a memMr of tbe wedcllDg party. A.Dyoae who doesn't like tile ldu isn't worth a aeeond tboQpt. S h e r e 01e ntbers autu01n harvest You can get some idea of what a big week I had when I teU you that my biggest decision was standing in front or the shelves of air freshener at the supermarket trvinr;t to decide on a fragrance. l discarded Hint or Mint, Jungle Paradise, Cin· \ namon Ecstasy, Mountain Pines, Mixed Bouquet, and Lemon Plantation, and sprung for Autumn Harvest. When I brought it home my husband asked, "What does Autumn Harvest smell like?" I told him l hadn't a clue. He said, "Then why do you want the house to smell like Autumn Harvest"" I said, ··For the same reason you had the in· side of our car spritzed with The Blueberry Ex· ERMA Bo'MBECK !!._., __ _ perience the last time you had it washed." When djd Americans become consumed with making everything smell like Knott's Berry Farm? Sometimes it makes no sense at all. I buy fish and put it in a deodorized bag to store in the refrigerator. While it is cooking, I put a moist wick of air freshener beside it. After the fish is eaten. I grab an aerosol can and make another swipe through the kitchen to make sure the odor is gone. Then I pop a breath mint in my mouth to take away the fishy taste It makes one wonder why you bother to eat something that smells so bad in the first place. Frankly. I don't know what is real anymore. My kids smell like a forest, my underarms transport you to a rose garden, my foot odors are erased with the scent of a thousand limes. and my breath will knock you over with wild grapes. My toilet tissue is scented with spices from the Orient. my soaps smell like an orchard. and my bleach will make you pucker. Sometimes. when I nearly overdose on paradise, I reflect on the good old days. Remember when a kitchen smelled like onions and bacon and there was yeast bread in the oven and beans cooking slowly in a pot? Remember when there were apples in a bowl on the coffee table and a couple of them had gone bad and it was the most pungent odor you ever inhaled? And a kid left ·a window open and the rain warped the sill and the ground smelled wet and you knew the worms had come out . . . and you started a fire from wet wood and it sputtered and smoked up the place ... and ... You know, I think I had autumn harvest aU the lime and didn't know it. " Coming .Thursday! Aug. 20th Cookbook Pull-out Section Oood thine• to ••t wlll be lnakfe your 01lty Piiot Thureday, Aug. 20. Th• beat of OV9f 1,000 recipe• aubmlttM by our readera, feetuftng the wlnnera of th• Piiot Favorite Recipe Contest. Dfacover new 1dventur•• In cooking, from microwave to deeMrta, aoup to nm. Don't me .. It. 18"Pilld . For home dellVefY, can 142~1 • • ••••••••••••••••• s sacs seseausc JCS& 0240 ace ass Orange Coat4 DAIL V PILOT /Sunday, Augu1t 16, 1981 Peso offers big interest By STAN DELAPLANE SAN FRANCISCO -When the peso was de- valued I went to Mexico and took a check for $1,000. I gave It to an investment broker in Guadalajara. He changed it into pesos and put it in a Mexican bank for six months. Each month they will send me a check in U.S. doUars for the interest at 28.50 percent. That's after Mexican laxes are deducted. (But not Uncle Sam 's. You're s upposed to declare your winnings and pay.) An American accountant said: ''Don't do it.·· An American lawyer said : "You're crazy. What if they devalue the peso again?" But an American living in Guadalajara said. "'fie all put our living money in peso time de· posits. Where else can you get that kind of return? "Ir I want to stay in dollars, the Mexican banks will pay me 18.56 percent, but I like 28.50 better." (However, as this is written, Deak-Perera. the biggest of the financial exchange people, has stopped buying pesos and says it ·s sure there will be a devaluation. The question is when and how much.) . Every other month I get AIM, a bright and brlsk newsletter on living in Mexico. It's written by a resident American . Single eopies on areas. $1. By the year, $10. This month is a special on investments and here are some quotes . "The nation's banking system is so strictly re· gulated that there hasn't been a bank failure for almost 50 years. Foreign investment totaled one billion dollars in 1980, 53 percent up from the pre· vious year and 80 percent of the total from the U.S "Mexico is now the fourth largest petroleum producer. ''Leads the world in silver production ls among the top 10 in corn, cotton and tomatoes. Third in coffee and 12th in automobiles and parts." I give AIM high marks for research and ac· curacy. I know the editor. He has no part of any bunk or brokerage house. Will the peso be de- valued again? He doesn't make any prediction. Could be, could not. A lot of Americans in the U.S. are into the Mexican peso market. This is an excellent round· up on how it's done, what's good about it. and what could be bad Costs $4 .75 from AIM. Apartado Postal 31 -70, Guadalajara. Jal. Mexico. Checks or money orders. Don't send cash. Airmail same as ours. (Back copy of Mexican Retirement is $1.> The autumn season: Mail Order Stores. Shan- non Free Airport, Ireland has a new fall catalog and you need 1t now lo order for Christmas. Irish s weaters, tweeds, French perfumes. Swiss Army knives. Waterford crystal. It's refundable on the first order. For another dollar, The Sharper Image at 260 California St., San Francisco, 94111 . has "ex· ecutive toys." (For men who've outgrown toy trains -I'd buy ALL the things in the catalog. If I could afford them.) Then there's always L. L. Bean at 1041 Gasco St., Freeport, ME 04033 and that's free Used to be only outdoor gear but I bought a GREAT s hirt from them. You can use credit cards In England and Ireland I found VISA and M astercharge acceptable at many places that didn't take American Express and Diners Club Reason : •·we get our money faster. and we don't pay as much service charge ... All big hotels still hooking the tourist $2 on ever y $100 they take in travel checks. Even if you're paying your bill, they grab that $2 which can be considerable when you multiply it by the severaJ hundreds of dollars on the tab MoraJ : Cash at banks and pay your bills in c urrency of the country. Glorious exceptions are Dromoland Castle near Shannon and Ashford Castle north of Galway Your dollar travel check gets the same rate as the bank -and at one time, Dromoland was giving a little bit more. There could be a hotel in London that gives the full rate. but I've never found it. London hotels (and many of the Continent's hotels> have de- veloped a fantastic way to improve themselves financially. They put a "service charge" on your long distance phone calls. Like 100 percent! You don't find this out until you see your closing bill. The way to beat this is use the phone booth downstairs. Dial 104 for the U.S. The operator puts you right through. Collect or credit card. 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Featuring the 60-piece professional American Home Syq>hony Directed by Joseph Perlman FIRST FOUR SUNDAYS IN AUGUST AUGUST 16, 1981 Overture, ''Marriage or Figaro·· . . . . . . . . . . . . .. W.A. Mozart Suite, "English Folk Songs"....... . ............ R. Vaughan Williams Suite, "Carmen" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .•. • . . . . . . . · · · · · · G. Bidet Polovetzian Dances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A. Boro In Scenes "South Pacific" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . ... R. Rodgers "Hora Staccato" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . Oinicu· ch~id Spanish Dance "La Vida Breve" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M. De Fe la "Stars and Stripes" .................................... J .P. ousa SUNDAY EVENING AT 7:30 Bring your own bl•nket or foldlng ch•lrl Search on ffJr 'Today' By TOM IO&Y 'I .... ,,_....., NEW YORK -Tom Brokaw will leave NBC'a "Today" ahow in lhe aprin1 to co-anchor the "Nightly News" with Roger Mudd. Tbat kind of shift may be a bit like rdbbina Peter to pay Paul. Bill Small. who runs NBC's news dlvialon. and Steve Friedman who produces "Today," now face the difficult task of replacing Brokaw aa host of network TV's lon1esl-running early morning newa and lnformaUon show. Competition In the early morning is a good deal more intense now than it was five years ago this month, when Brokaw succeeded John Hartz aa host of "Today." ABC's "Good Morning America" was less than a year old at lhe time, and CBS' "Morning'' news show was barely a factor in the three-way race. With Brokaw on vacation. NBC News gives four correspondents-John Palmer, Bob Kur, Bob Jamieson and Chris Wallace -shots at the job - one of the most visible, though certainly most de· manding, in network TV. "It's not like we're running an audition," says Friedman, the program's executive producer since May 19fl>. "But we do want to see bow these ....... CIMUWUT wu.,.,.nstt1 891 393~ lDWAllN tlUO TWll M1$SJ011 VllfO IJO 6990 IDWAIUll IOUTll COAST eosu M~ 549 33~7 OUllGl 0111 Vl-IW °' i/lgt !>U 1012 •MUD-TU ,_Tllll~T I "ZORAO, THE GAY BLADE" (PG) II "FOX AND THE HOUND" (PG) "ONCE UPON A MOUSE" Ill "ON ANY SUNDAY II" (PG) To love a stranger is easy. To kill a lover is not. Umted Amsts NOW PLAYING COSTA MESA ORANGE Cinema Center C1nedome WESTMINSTER Cinema West 979 4 141 634 ·2553 891 ·3935 AT LAST THE WORLD'S FIRST COMER Hellllell ... 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I Jamieson will sit in for Brokaw Au1. 19·21 and afth• /j,@~11 g;~~- NOW PLAYING •IOUTN COAST MA• lllU ,WA I Co.I• lottu ~q JJ~/ 81u S19 5339 llWUO"S IAOOLWCll • Cl•OOlll [I IOIO ~I ~ I 0••"9f 6JA 1~~3 •tDW••o·s ClllHIA wtll •MmS-Wttl"""~ 891 J9l5 ,_ __ ,AClflC'I MMITll CO.UT l*'"' ~-494 1~1· «~<• lltlCOI.• DlllH·ltl Bvtn, '•" IJ' 4010 • 111-.....->fi' 'IOliMlS. ......... ,. ONE Of THE BEST THINGS THAT EVER HAPPINED IS ABOUT TO HAPPEN AGAIN. The most fun money can buy . Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Augutt 16, 1981 ••• K UR WALLACE Aug. 24, with Wallace on the job Aug. 25·28. The four will join J ane Pauley, a "Today" cor· respondent with Brokaw since October 1976, who will continue with the program. Friedman says the four correspondents were selected by Bill Small, president of the network's news division. and all are well aware of what's at stake. THIS SUMMER'S EPIC! ACTION SPECTACULAR FLY TO IT You're never too young to learn the J Ulllll1# ,.. 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M7·Ht1 ----·-· ·--.• ,.... 9WI l.AOOON" (R) -"•l•LNC:I OU> ,,.. .. (flQ) ••• Oran911Coaat DAILY PILOT/Sunday. August 16. 1981 Playing TV's name game lb l''RE:O ROTHl':NtU:R(i &f>T ....... __. NEW YORK I.el':> call it "The Namt Game ." Anyonl' can play, and you don't have lo be smart. Televlslon du..•i; 1t all the timt' Just pick a n:.rn1t'. any name, then create a TV serie. around it Uk,. thl' name "Novak." Put u Mister in front or it. and you have a aons1tive, car ing English teacher. us in "Mr Novuk," slarnng James Franciscus Crom the m1d·l960S Mrs. Novak would be a history teacher, but TV hasn't gotten around to her yet They have come up with "J essica Novak" premiering on CBS this rail. In case you're a little slow catching on to th1!> game, she's a sensitive, canng TV reporter Want a warm, family situation? How about the NovaJ< family? They're sensitive, caring people who move back lo the inner caty. ABC had this one ear lier in the year Neither mom nor dad was a teacher or a TV star. so the show was called "/\n American Dream " Now if there was a show called "Novak" no first name -1t would just have to be about a tough, but caring cop or pnvute investigator. like "Cannon," "Magnum" or "Mannix." Need a tough team'' Just call "Starsky and Hutch." Need a copy a hltle bit offbeat? What about th(· names "McCloucl," "Columbo" or "Bareu a·>" "Kojak, .. or tourse. has to l>l' a New York Caty detectiv(• Tough name. tough character right, Give hjm a firs t n11me hkc Tht•o, and let him s uck Tootsie Roll Pops Telly Savalas ' favorite underling an that show was Crocker, a tough but sensitive cop played by Kevin Dobson. CBS decided to give Dobson another detcct1 vc JUb with thl' same qua la lies Th1s Ca ll, you'll havt: ''Shannon .. If you're looking for pohcework played for laughs, take the cop off the beat, chain him lo a desk and call ham Harnt'y Miller .. There's bt•l•n some controversy over Tony Randall's t haratlt•r 111 a nl'W NBC series this fall. ls he or isn't he homosexuul'' One thing 1s for sure With a naml' like Sidney Shorr. he isn't a cop He could be a white collar guy, though If he's a doctor , you could l'all him "Marcus Welby" (Robert Young> /\ tcaC'hcr'' What about Lucas Tanner." starnng David Hartman? Need a lawyer'' ('all Owen Marshall cArthur Hil1 1 Wa nt a butler'' .. Benson · at vou r service But one name please You thought Benson was his last name'! It's not. l11s fu ll name is Benson DuBois. Even PBS abidl•s by the one·name·butler r ule In M as terp1ece Th(•att>r s "Upstairs-Downstairs." ll was Hud!>on upi.t.11r'i dnd Mr lludson 1n the ser vants' quarters CHICKEN SPECIAL only $2.39 thru Aug. 29 Uu1 t l11t k1•11 ">pl" t.il 111.ikt ·• c 111< k"ll ·,f){'<1<111 Tl11t•1· l h11 lwr1 f'l.111k'> 1 <1l 'v1·d 1111111 th1· hit-ast 111tl\1·1 Im kt·11, lrt·'>li \ \ilt• sl,1v. qulderi fJYl'" ,111d lv.o < 1ur11 It\ l111..,hpo.Jpp11•s1 N1111. lh• l>t•..,I plcJ< 1• lor • lir< l..1·11 1'>11 t d c Im k1:n pl<1< t' ti.., r>Uf 11lrll t'1 - Great with an 1c-y cold Coca Cola ::Ii t tWt uS. CWngCjohn 8i]ver~ '° ~EAFC>OO SHOPPES 3095 Hart>or Blvcl, Costa Mesa Just South of San 011~90 Fwy Across from Fedco ORIVf-THRU satVICf AVAIL.AILE 642-5678 Put a few words to work for you \ I First names <lrl' apparently proper for m ale profess1nnab or anv women on TV It's not polite to call a woman b\ hl'r last name If she's a detec tive. lake \ngae Li1ck111son. call her .. Pepper" but name the show "l'ohn• Woman .. '",,,. Daily Pilat TD DAY'S CIDSSIDID PUZZLE ACROSS 69 Future tulip~ expression removers 83 Haulboy t Headllke 70 Buoyancy 119 Motor 17 Cnrus fruit 8' Island oft structure TI Saucy 121 Represenla· 18 B1boca1 tung Sumatra 6 Keen 12 Abates live 19 Hesitated 85 Bro&dw&y 1 I Blemishes 13 Montana 122 Smg1ng 20 Matriculates parts 16 Wed city group 34 Carpllke llsh 86 Grain secrelly 74 Call bad 124 "Met" 35 Headliners gOddess 21 Harangue names events 36 Card game 87 Volcanic 22 Journal 75 Alfonso s 127 Relaled 38 Calcium overflow 23 Perlunclof') Queen 128 Behold' symbol 88 Reckon 2' Lear's 76 Peels 129 Helm pos '0 Japanese 89 Ford d&ughter 77 Demolishes 130 Conllnent herb 91 Works hara 25 Laughter 78 Talle charge Abbr 42 Approaches 92 Speed sound or 2 words 131 Odin's 45 Dregs contests 26 Mlled s son 79 More secure brother 47 Falsehoods 93 Uncle 27 Nol Prel 80 Edtble 1001 132 Assamese SO Conllnent 95 Humes 28 " 8 1 Traveler s tr1t>e Abt>r 3 words prolund1s' ~top 133 Nero's· Sl1< St Caprures 96 Frames 29 Mormdln 82 Gives 134 Nol Prel 52 Queen of 97 AUIO style dye 85 Angers 135 Greek letter Thebes 99 "Wallop 30 Sudanic 86 Long lor 136 More 54 Mosa 100 Suppllcallon language 87 S1a1u1e unusual desirable 101 Spills 31 Verb lorm 90 Dweller 138 Loafer SS Swansea s 103 Ciiek 32 Guido's 91 ·Pear-1"0 Wiped country bee lies note 'haped 1'42 Fog. In 56 Electr1c11y 104 Shackles 33 Norse hefO sounds Frankfurt un11s 105 Egypllan 35 Fence steps 92 Make merry 144 Volcano 57 Go soul 37 Bru1han 93 Austrahan cratefS 58 Sleeveless 106 Downhill Ski bird tribe 145 Age In Ille garment race 39 Drencn 9• Highways 146 lntelhgence 59Sobe111 101 Chinese 41 Squirrel, 9S Cobblers 147 Burning 60 Scarlell's temple eg concerns home 108 Plural verb 43 You II 96 More DOWN 61 Luxury ship 110 Man's name 4' Name tor a uncommon I Slick 82 More 111 Shces Miiano 97 Rescued toge1he1 adorable 112 Scottisn oak mlU 98 Rage. old 2 Spanish 6' Arabic letler 113 Ambusher 46 Mixer style region 65 Chinese 114 Helpleasly 48 Halm pos 99 Pigpens 3 New Zee-arlbesman old 49 Allevlaae 100 Ga11ed land lort 86 Exaraordl-116 lnaerlor St Tendency horse 'Ser'11Ce· nary person 117 Attending 52 Dravidian 101 Tell able 68 Female 118 B1b1tca1 53 Old-lash· 102 S1a11 POSIS 5 Tnree Mus horses pronoun ioned oalt1 104 House peals 6 Skewer 89 Motor 120 Hebrew 54 Spanish 105 So1ourn 7 Rock sail coaches thlel measure 106 Healln 8 Wire serv 70Cap 123 European 55 Flu11ers resort 9 Counsel 72 Thin cookie 1unlper 56 Most 109 Racmg 10 MakM 73 lnlants 125 Skin unclean circuits faSlll'lg 74 Honey opening 58 Provides 110 Sea hawk's I 1 Flower parts badger 128 Assistant lood eyelids 12 PulMkl's 76 Noggin tops 134 Feminine 61 Large ponds 111 pepper homeland 17 Governs name 62 Refrigerates !hrub 13 Approve 76 Conceal 137 Corded 63 Serbian t 12 Donkey 1' Arabian 79 Make fiber measure 115 Roundup district gloomy t39 Franch 67 Accumulate ropes 15 Increases 80 Fork prongs artk:la 68 Dlatance t 17 Essence rapidly 8 1 Linger over 141 At home unlls 118 Disgust 18 Mlslake 82 Black tern 143 Two: Pref SEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ANSWERS ' ' . . ... , ..... .,,. . ew uttOMtV tM ' Sound •t Duve .n B•h>w Your AM Git radio 11 VOu< weok•• II no AM ,., radio with 19n1hon C~t"f POt•tion. br1 your owin AM POttab .. HEAVY M ETAL (R) ALSO PLAYING AMERICAN POP IRI WOLFENI RI ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK IRI I TliE a.tRE STRIKES BACIC IPGI Plus! Co·H ll Bittle Beyond The Stars (PGI 8111 M urrey STRIPES CRI Plus Wholly Moses (PGI OPEN 7:30 NIGHTL V Under12FREEUnlessNoted N••• •port• e4uf pment 1 fl'>t 0-ltwd Ad ACTION c.11 A DAil Y PILOT U.VllOI M.l·U11 ' 2 COSTA MlU Soutr.Goa>t ~1111 fl TOllO Sado•eback il!t S830 AHAHf IM W•dn•ad•y. Aug. 19 only "42NO STREET" Ruby K•eler In Peraon 7:00 P.M. G•t Tlckel1 Now NOW PLAYING fOU•TAI• WALU'f OMJIG( Fo11111am Valley Cln9dome ~391~ U H W WHTMIHH ll H1 Way 39 Olive In 891 369j IRVllH WOOOOt•ClQe ~)I Ob!.5 Gt:........_, aa.;ptU ............... , fUllllllOll '. I I , • '4 E-0...,•I -~ ll TOflO ,rt..-,11<1 \ lrlOf'U1 • ,, ~ "'~ OHllCll ·~li''f ... 1.0SU MIU CAllDlll GllOfl W!Sllill-ST(ll .,.. ·~ . eo<i ,,,, .. Motlnoeo Dolly ol Moot Tr..t 1'H ~"'"''*'"''"" ... , .. ,,"""""' .. "'') KURT _.._ RUSSELL ~ {!) n&UYDllPK 0411.Y t·••.t.U,t ·40 "STUDENT BODIES" ..... ""'"""'*.,.,,,,.,. ..._. ~~ ''"·'"''-.. ,-.Ul,-.1e:•1N1 POR YOUR ROOBR BYES ONLY MOORJI WALT Dl5"EY ~ROCKICTIC>ft& -- To lo\-e a stranger Is easy. [YE OF THE NEEDLE U.OITlD 4ATllTI [!) DAA.1 1 ... t•. 11 U ,.,,.. IS nu: TIM.& P'OI\ HP.1101!8 YICIORY @ DAll.•a: ...... TI4C SAC.A COMTINUU ~ ··JiiiP•~ ~ DA"-Ylt'tl,2-• ••.1·•··- CONDORMAN 0111.'f ""· "''· "·" 'lut a "WOLFEN '' (Al "BLOW OUT" -··--·"" A.n action adftnture romantic comedy spy story. 11 1 I I II 1111 111• ,. \ ... \\ '"" ''. \ •l't Ill lllO .. I C 111t -Ii I • "' IPGJ t:-.n t( It H.~ ._... .. NOW SHOWING MATlllUI IT MtlT TlllAfllfl •a11a11u• 1•· '''""' 1 • .. u1 oaa1111 1 , ll IOH \ •J.1,,~, • • ..,_ OAAllt l fOUIJA .. U lUY • •• , aN ·n WUTMHlllH lllYllM w t •' '4' " • ~· all. !O'#AllDS \9' W0009111DGE cwt .... ,., .ff"'•r 10 • .,,."(.. 1--.lftf Sit Olr.'l DUDLEY MOORE ~ JOHN TR A VOLT A IN BRIAN DePALMA S ''BLOW OUT" 041l Y t 11 J » t 0 , I OCI •O 1t ,ftO.-.. WM.I DlYU\ HtOOlC JM, .. , CDNODRAAN ... --a.-. .. __ ~ OAflV U 00 J U 1 I JO, t 10 THE ARISTOCATS' DAlt•u ... Ht OAl&...•t .. t00 1 1.S J1(; t Mt•.1 •.11• CHRISTOPHER REEVE GENE HACKMAN IN "SUPERMAN 11" CPOI OA"-f 1 ..... , i:• ...... , ..... . &II COV I MI .... ...,,., ... ~ ~ we:r'~ J .,........., --'" G E01t61.1 Tt«iYc~ ~•vto , .... ,., OAllY J 11, I U ,... OAK.:~:'',',';·~:':, ''BLOW ~6' ~ Ctlf VY CHASE CARRii Fl!>HER tWa 11.t ~~ OAILY1 ... OM,t !4' "STUDENT BODIES" CRl DA .. Y .,,,, t:Jt f'\.llllPOI 'CHU CHU A THE PHii.LY FLASH'' .. .... , '\IJ\'t -MOR-.o- 6.00 I 8TAA ml!>< HlW8 11:30 8T~A TMK MOVIE "All Thal Jau" (1979) Roy Scheider. Jeaalea Lange The tumultuous Ille of a prole111onal dancer 11 IOI· I0...0 lrom Su<:Cffl on the Siege 10 personel CrlMS 'R 5·•5 • CHAISTOPHER CLOSEUP YOUNG LOVE Gloria Mundy and Tuckt>r Pendleton return with comedy and adventure in "foul Play" tonight at R on Channel 7 8.'00 . MUSIC ANO Tli! SPOKEN WON> I OAVBAEAK LA YOUTH ANO THE ISSU£S Ha.I· Jonn A Sl&atnl m BIBLE ANSWERS q) AOMPER ROOM CJ) THE BAXTEAS IC)MOVIE Our Time" (1973) Pemela Sua Maritn, Parkar St&- •41'1SOn The llvee Of IWO young couplea enrotled al prtv11e schools are changed when one of the girts disco,,.,. sne •• prag- nanr ·po· 11:30 9 MARSHALL EFRON'S II THAT'SCAT SUNDAY SCHOOl.(R) I 1 1.EAVEITTOBEAVER 9 PEOPLE 7 Host Anna Chavel G DAVEY ANO GOLIATH • AS WE SEE IT {[) TV-8 LOOKS AT LEARNING 1:00 f) TOOAV'S RELIGION 0 SERENDIPITY 8 ROBERT SCHULLER G IT IS WRITTEN G KENNETH COPE LANO Q) OA Y Of Ol8COVE.RY Cl) MIGHTY MOUSE S) VOOA FOR HEAL Tli (I) l.ET THERE BE LIGHT (\]) DIRECTIONS The re4ellonahip of lhe Forl Worlh Symph<>ny and Its conductor to the c;ommu· notv 1hey serve Is explored (R) Q! SUNDAY MA.SS 7:30 IJ FAITHWAYS Ho.t Stierry Landrum II WHITNEY ANO THE ROBOT 8 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 8 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION Tr ace Min et als HOSI Or Arnold Pike Guesrs Barry Vl•hny, M O actresses Candi and Randi Brough. Or Franco Cotum0o G) JIMMY SWAGGART 9 MISTEA ROGERS (A) Cf) INTERNATIONAL HOUi. ~ PUBLIC PULSE Hott Boo Mills G)THEWOAlO TOMORROW fC.)MOVIE * * ~ Aoam·s Woman · 11972) Be.tu 8rodges JoM Molls A ~ongly ompflS· oned sailor attempts to win hlS release by marrying an 1nlluen11a1 woman S) LAFF-A. THON A comoooon hoar ano tour comic contestants who compare agatnst one ano1her ere featured In this uncensored cotnedy game show 8:00 8 SUNDAY MORNING • CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP D POPEYE ANO FRIENDS G PERSONAL DIMENSIONS Hott Mary Dou G LLOYD OGILVIE Q) CLIFFWOOO AVENUE K.IOS GentlelN'n. Star1 Your Lawnmowers In en eflort to raise money tor • new paor or glasses Potndeater bullds a roce car and en1er1 a race fD ELECTRIC COMPANY I JERR'f' FALWELL REX HUMBARD WOALO ROLLEA DISCO CHAMPIONSHIP Ta1 Ba1>1ton1a and Reody G111dner 1o•n ho•I Skip Stephenson as ten couples lrom around Ille work! compele tor the title or world roller dtaco champ!· ()(I. 8:30 B THIS IS THE LIFE TOOA V'S BLACK WOMAN Host. P:rede Payne U MEETING TIME AT CALVARY Q) mEOERICK K. PRIC£ • SHOW MY PEOPLE 9 ELECTRIC COMPANY I DAV OF Ol8COVE1'Y KNOW YOUR 818LE 9.00 OOY88EY Hottt Frenk Kwan, Keith Berwick Lew Ayrea OllHU Richard Shprech41r. Su.an Tettt. Mark Weters, Krlttlne Wey, Kevin Wagoner, Mukunde OH (M~hMI Grant) I Yiu.A AL£0R£(") (I) ORAL A08lRTt THE KING IS OOYNO 8UAMI.,....,. <") ~ IT 18 WfWTTl!H t'-*>. Cl) FACeTHE NATION I 8 MRT THI PAUi CAM, Wll.DIANUI PM°' DllCOVMV CHANNEL LISTINGS UJ THEWOAlO TOMORROW Cl) JERRY FALWELL @')KENNETH COPEl.ANO (t}MOVIE • • • "Man In The Iron Muk' (1939) LOU•• Hay- ward Joan Bennet! Based on a novel by Alexandet Dumas. The Infamous Compre de Rochefort placet LOUIS XtV'g twin brother on the French throne and Imprisons the real king In the Bastllle 10:00 tJ NEWSMAKERS Cl ATONE Guest: Ro~J Gumaume D MOVIE * * • "A Song Is Born" ( 1948) Danny Kaye, Virgin- ia Mayo U KIOS ARE PEOPLE TOO Guests Tom WOPBI Ted Kennedy Jr .• ABC e•ecu- tlve Squire Rusnneu Kool and the Gang (R) U HERALD OF TRUTH G) REX HUMBARD fD SESAME STREET (A) i> SPORTS AMERICA world Championship Men s P:asl Pitch SottoaJI (I) ABBOTT ANO COSTELLO Qt NEWSCEHT£R WEEKLY ll}MOVIE 'Running ( 1979) Mtehael Douglas, Susan Anspach Having tailed al nearly evar)'lh1ng 1n ti1s Ille. a 34- year-old divorced man decodes to 1ry our as a mararhoner tor lhe U S Otympoc Team 'PG' 10:30 IJ INTERFACE U ROBERT SCHULLER G) JERRY FALWELL Cl) CALVARY CHAPEL (I) THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL !!ll SPECTRUM (8 AORICUL TURE U.S.A. 11:00 f) 2 WITH YOU II ONCAMPUS "Study 0 1 Dreams" Host George Fenneman Guesr Cherles Champlin tatka wolh stuo.nrs and faculty members from Oeeldental COi~ U ®J 8ASEBAU R901ona1 coverage ot Chi- cago Whole So• at Ba111- mo<e OrlOles. St Louis Cardinal~ ar Monrreal E~pos U TERRY COLE- WHITTAKER Q) CHURCH IN THE HOME fB MASTEAPIECE THEATRE FESTIVAL OF FAVORITES i'i) SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY Czech0slovak1a 11s. Italy Cl) GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS Q!MOVIE * • '> ·sasquatch" ( 19761 Oocumenlary 11.30 II (f) SAMMY DAVIS JR. GREATER HARTFORD OPEN Final-round cove<age of I hos PGA Tour ell8f1t (five lrom the Wetherslield Country Club In Harlford. Conn) • Cl OOTELLIT G) MOVIE * * "' Whostllng In Olde ( 1942) Red Skerron Ann Rurherlord (C)MOviE Dear lnSPeelor 11978) Annie Girardot. Phollppe Nolret A female detective tries 10 carry on a compli- cated romance and a bet- llong murder investogaOon at the same time 'PG' -AFTI:RNOON- 12:00 Cl MOVIE * * ·~ "Paradise Lagoon" ( 19581 Kennerh More. Sallv Ann Howes • LOST IN SPACE "Wish Upon A Star'· I SEARCH MARCUS WELBY, M.O. • -FLAMBAA08 'Lady BounUIUI" fMllng responllble for Olde'• dos- minal from Flamt>ttds. Christina tries to help him and hia !amity, (Pllfl 3) (A) *°GREAT P£AFORMAHCES .MOIMWa" The thuatrtous Theatre Company cometi unde< the pa1ronage Of the Ptl~ of Conti, who llltr txpela lhem oo rt1iglou1 ground1, MOMleur PN- l!ppe. b<OIMr to King Lou- ie XIV. 111111 on tt\41 oom- l!!."Y (Part 3)(R) Cl)CHEAT£N Pegoy C.. la t..turecl Ill 8 ~NXT 1CBSJ Los Angele~ D KNBCtNBCl Los Angeles e KILA flnCI ) Los Angeles 8 KABC TV tABC) I.OS Angeles ti) oc.FMB 1CBSl San 01ogo D KHJ 'TV (Ina 1 Los Anq I•" KC IABCI San 011."00 I l(TTV (Ind 1 loa Anql'lea KCOP-TV (Ind' Lot Angeles KCET·TV !PBS) LO"I Angel•• llD K()C£,TV 1PBS) Hunt1n91on Bt-ucri ' th" comec:ty aa two IWlng- Jng coupl4ts cheat on one anothef with uch oth«'a OOw'!NTro OfAO OA ALIVE "The Martin Po.ter" 12:30 U WILD, WILD WORLD OFANIMAl..8 "Hunters 01 The RMI" The e•otic 1ore rorm• or the cor11 reel dl•play an uncanny lnterrel1tl001h1p (%)MOVIE "The Hunter ( 1979) Steve McOueen. Ell Wallach Ralph 'Pape· Thoreon lead' a dangeroua Ille as a modern-day bounly nunt- " 'R' 1:00 D THE MUNSTEAS EddH! os lroghtened to learn he has to have his ton1111 OUI Q MOVIE * * "Sha<tocl\ Holm8' In Pursu11 To AlgMWs" ( 1945) Buol Ra1h1>on1 Nigel Bruce tD NF\. PRE-SEASON FOOT BAU Danas COwboya va La. AngtleS Rama Cl) AOOt<IES The Rool!lllS befriend Ille Q!!llrlend or a robb9r fD MUROER MOST ENGLISH "Ttie None Tailors A mutl- laled. unrecogntzable body IS found burl.O in a strange grave (Part 3) G A Pl.ACE TO BE ShOt Ove< I Period of 11• years this lllm documen11 the creation of Iha Eaat Bulklong ot the National Gallery ot Art. a structure already regarded as a con- temporary classic. (R) 18 SPORTSWOAlO World Women's Powertott- 1ng Chaml)f<>nshlpt (from Honotutul, Brltilh Motorcy. cle Grand Prl• (from Sol"8fstone. England) l:tO 11 (I) SPOATS SUNDAY live coverage ot the A...- trian Grand Prla lfrom Salzburg, Austria) 0 BASEBALL Cahtorn1a Angela 11 Oak- land A. 8 ®J SPORTSBEAT (Premiere) luuea ano developmeolS on lhe world ot sports w~I oe eaamoned fC)MOVIE Our Tome ( 1973) Pamela Sue Marton. Patktw Ste- venson The 11.,.. ol lwo young couplet enrotled at p11vate sctiools •re changed wtten one or the gtrls dltGOvers she 1s preg- n11n1 PG' 2:00 IJ TALK ABOUT PICTURES A Once A Llletlme Pic- ture· Gues1. Joe Rosen- thal 8 ®) ISSUES AHO ANSWERS Cl) MOVIE • * • ''lal&nd Of Love" ( 1963) Robefl Pretton. Tony Randall Altet lrlek· 1ng a g•ngater Into putting up the money tor a movie lh'1 flaps, a writer end a producer head tor Greece whe<e the prodUG« tells In IOYe with the gangster s ni.ce ti) THE TOM COTTLE SHOW "Psyohlc • Roaemary Mendat1, •woman who la sure She la a psycti~. tattca aboul her powers -u • Durden and u 1 gltt. e1J HITCHCOCK Clift Roberlson revlewl the car-of Allred Hltchcocic through Mieelad film clips from some ol the greal Hollywood dlrtc1or'1 ma.I tamou1 movies and recot. l8Ctlon1 by the llart who worked for him (R) (])MOVll! •• * "T•o Weeki In Anolher Town" ( tlle2) Kirk Oouglaa, Edw•rd G. Rob- inson. A. mltg\llded ac;tor find• happl!1ffe In en Mllatanl producer'• job. DFRACTURm FUCKERS 2: 15 (%)THE SHAOOW Of' THE EAGLE ''Thi Man WhO Kn.w" IChtc>ter 101 2:30 G SUHOAY Ho.ta· Pet Saj!Ut, SuaM Hahn. Looatlol'I tM for "NIIMI WW." •• Jlf>I- -CUltur .. Cerlter In La. ,.,.... • 9 OIMCTIOH8 Guttt· f'•lhlf 8Not Rllltr. ">Under and dlrec1or Of "Under 2 l Covenent HO\I .. ," a yOulh Mlell« In N9w York'• TllMI Square lrM.(R) e MOVIE **'4 "A Hiii In KorM" (19H) Aontld LfWla, St .. pl*1 Boyd. • lflOt..ITO '11 "lpolelo lemplw" A IMI• ~ of llddMlonal •tlval -l1 -ft'le Lot~ Phllh•rmonlc coneerte, Renata Scotto In ac>lo reoftal 8nd the AIMl'IOlll debVt Of,.,.~~ ;=-· PllMlllld. ....... ~To~" (11165> .... ·~· Aohrt A~an. Native ....,.,..HIOM end ~t- eel •"*"IOnt from a '""" ttttoue 11181\0tf ~ cate the ~te OI • m111r-.. of • IWmeM piantlllOn ewovit ' INmmtrillO Ughl'' i 1971) S..11 ltlelgee, Vlotorl• Sh-A cofteve dropout g0ea In INICll OI the PClf teal ....... in'*' of WOfklng tor hit ...e!thy lather ·PO lM (1) NIWS: IO YEA"8 AOOTHllWEV< ,-00 . MOVIE • • * The U'O locldenl" I 1975) Jan'" Earl JonM, Ea•elle l'ataona A Couple i;taim to h.tY9 ~ t&kel\ aoo.ro a ~P anc1 eomlrwd l>y exuatatrH- trl61 being•. 8 ANIMALS ANIMAll ANIMALS "Tile W ..... " (Al • Ofl'EHMIMD Or Wtlltom Mc Olll dfKUNet Iha Sunbelt va the Snow!*t rtglon•I con lllCI In lheU S Cl!) f'lAINO LINE "Mr Begin's PrMrOPtive Stnl.e" GuetlL ~ongress men Stte>hen SOian (0· N v ) ano Paul Flodley (R- 1111 STARTAeK When an unodanullad 1plCHhlp falls to ti..o ordflfs 10 arop. Capt l(trll pUIS lhe USS Enterprlte In purtu1t (!)MOVIE *Ill..._ "A11lgnmen1 1<· ( 11188) Stephen Boyd. Camilla Sparv An 1ncogn1- to teaet agent t>ec;omet onvollled wnh a Swedlan heiress, also an agent. who ts try•ng lo discover his conracta lC)MOVIE * *"'• Adam·s woman' ( 1972) Beau BtlOget, John Miiis A wrongly improJ- oned aallor altempls lo win hia •eleHo by marrying an lnt1utnt1111 woman (l}STARNIOHT AT THE COCONUT GROVE 3:20 Cl) MOVIE • • • • .., "David Cop1>9<- l1eld" ( 1936) WC Fields. Freddie Barrhotomew BllM<I on the story by Charles OIC1ten1 A young O<pl\an boy grow. up In the England or 111e 18001 3:30 U OREA T AOVEHTURES Cap1a1n lr•ong Johnson sao1s hos ke1c11 "Yankee up to the hortM!tand ol his· tory ~ greatest m1r1ner The Vllo.1ng fD THE HUMAN FACE OfCHINA ·one Hundred Entertain- ments" A traveling acro- bahc lroupe IS Pf'Oflled, 11tus11a11ng lhe lmpor1111Ce ol en111<talnment rn the ltves ot the Chinese pea. pie (A) (JDMOVIE "No Deposit, No Re1urn" (1976) David Nlveri. Darren McGav1n The c;hlldren ol negligent parents decide to stage their own kidnap- ping 16 gel some allenhon. 'G' 4:00 II !IPORTSWORlO World Wom«i s Powertttt- lng Chaml)lonshlp~ (lrom Honolulu), British Motorcy- cle Grend Prl• (from Sll"8f•tona. Englend) U MOVIE * • * 'Eeglea Allacl< At Dawn" (1975) Rlc.k JNOO. Pere< Brown UJ MOVIE • • • 'Gldger ' ( 1969) Sandra Dee. Cliff Robert- son During 11Ummer voca- llOO. a gtrl c;hases sun. surl end romllllC8 Cl) MOVIE • * .,.. "Boeing, Boeing ( 19651 Tony Curios. Jerry L-IS A Loodon ptayooy thlnlo.s he has Clevl&ed a l()Olprool plan tor )Uggllng lhe vl11I• of Ills three stew- ardess glrllrlends unlit, uneapectedty. lheor p1ane5 ell land on the aame day flll WALL STREET WEEK "Is This Really A Bult Mar- ket?" Guest· Stan Wein- at84n, editor and publisher, "The Professional Tape Reader "(R) G ONCEUPONA CLASSIC "OomonH: The Hunter' 0om1n1e and Bea•er rrace the Clues to Iha castle ol Lord Stalnton and an Inn occupied by a smuggler. leading to Dominic's cap. lure by the murderer (Par1 2)(A)Q Cl) WONDER WOMAN Whlle lnYOIVed In the top• secrer p1oduc11on ot Amllf- ica's !Ir.st jet pt-. Won- dll< Woman ts surprised by • vlsltor from Paradise Island (Pan 11 (BMOVIE * *" "Crazy Joe" ( 1974) Peter Boyle. Paula Pren- llH Joey Gallo reigns as a Mella leader until he ts Shot down In 1972. CID WOAlO ROLLER DISCO CHAMPIONSHIP Tel Beblloo1a and Randy Gardner 101n hoat Skip S•8Phenaon as ten couples lrom around the world compeie for the title of world roller dh1co champi- on 4:150 MOVIE "0..lh Train" 4:30 9 MOVIE * • "Death Sentence" (1974) Cloris LffChm11n. Laurene. Luciclnblll A jllror In • murdef caM rMlilee that It It lier hus- bend. not lhe mlll on !}lat. whO le tnt lllller • OIUJOAN'S ISi.AHO Thi ceetaweyi di~ that Giiiigan hu .,_, keaolno • MOret dlery. • tHilGHT "Jual Before EY9" • WMHIHOTOH M'E.K IHNW!W • THI VICTORY GAAOeN Bob Thomp•on ollart ~ on tvtlY pl\ ... or s= "The I~ VO)'IQe Of lllnofl~" (IHO)Captaln 'Tempeet anes hit band of aquan111.1t1 1>•111• 11rilll Tit.,, tt'le 11111 MW of • ..,.. ..,,.,....,. city. ·o· t:tO. ltONIO WOMAN Jtl!M end SleYa l>eoofne o.cw·. only ..,. ol .,,. WVal .. °' Ft•ln ,... • mllftaty •Ill• fotCll ..... I .....,_ madllnt. (Pett 3) Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, August 16, 1981 TUBE TOPPERS KOCE 9 7 40 "U n1quel~ M asterp1He with Alts ta1r Cooke " "Maslt>rpiet·e Theater ·~" host lo()ks bat'k at the suc·cessful scri<.'s KTLA 0 8 00 "N~tlional Geo ~ruphi<' Special Alaska " Amt>n<:a 's last frontwr 1s explor·t·<l KTTV m 8 : 00 "lnhNil the WtruJ ." Sµcn ccr Tracy a nd Fredric: Mar<'h battle it out as W1llt am Jl•nn inj:s Brynn and Clarence Darrow 1n tht> Monkey Trial KCl<:T @ 8:00 Pops." Ray Chari~:-. chestra U A8CNEWS 9 FIAING UNE M1 Begins Pt-1'1phve Slroke Guea11 Congress- men Stepllen Solan ID· N Y I and Peul Findley (R· Ill) i'i) THIS OLD HOUSE The ceotono• are leveled end renovated the bulk· l\ead Is repaired ano Boo Vila enswers some votwllt questions tR)O (I) M•A•t•H ®l NEWS fCJMOVIE • • • • Man In Ttie Iron Mask" ( 1939) LOUii Hay. ward. Joan ~111811 Based on a novel by Alexander Dumes The lntamoua Compta de Rochelorl PllCH Loul• XIV'• twin orolhGf on lhe Franch throne and 1mpr1sona m11 real king In Ille Bastille 5:30 II NBC NEWS U NEWS i'i) HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH "Ttoe Immune SySlem fRI CiJ WELCOME BACK, KOTTER Epsreon helps Gal>4l and Julie move 1nlO I l•rger 8Pl'1tn41!!1 @) ABCNEWS ill KAMIKAZE: MISSION OF DEATH Tne tacrors ol Japanese Ille wlloch teo numerous pltots to commit a lorm of suicide the)' considered h~ble dUrtng World War II at• eumlned (S) LAFF-A· THON A comedian host MO lour comic conlestan11 who compete a9a1nst one another are 1ea1ured on rn1' uncensored comedy gomk show 5:35 ClJ "Z" MAGAZINE OF THE AIR 5:45 (%) WAHTEO: DEAD OR ALIVE "ltoe Mar11n Posrer 8:00 IJ (f) C88 NEWS II NEWS D MOVIE * * '\ "Nobody's Par teer f 1988) Doug McCture Nancy Kwan A man a11emp1s to rerurn • Bud· dha 10 a small \'lllage alter he learns thal Its abaenc. has broughr b•O luck U $100,000NAME THAT TUNE U AHORSEMAN RIDIN08Y "1915 Death 01 A Hero' Wiii Codself, back on tea.e. causes a tot or anito- ety, Claire and Rose bolh have emouonol decosoons lo make (Par1 9J G) MOVIE * • '" ''I'll Take Sweden 119651 Bob Hope liiesday Weld Q) MOVIE * flt • Great Missouri Raod ( t950) Macdonald Carey Wendell Corey &ii ALL CREAlURES GREAT ANO SMALL II Home And Away James and TroSlan Oolh 01scov11< thal too much protession atosm can be a dangerous thong (Part 24) i'i) EVENINGAT SYMPHONY Mozan s Symphony No 35 1n 0 Ma101 Hellner , Bruckner • Symphony No 7 tn E M&Jor @) WAYNEANO SHUSTER 'All In The Royal Famoty' Q!NBC NEWS ®MOVIE "Oh God1 Book II ' ( 1980) George Burns, SuHnne Pleshetta God rerurns to Earlh end ChOOHS an 1nnocen1 young girt to spread the menage thal He still e•ltta, rhough ahe IS Iha only person wtto cen actually see Him ·po· (OJ VIETNAM: THE TEN THOUSAND DAY WAR Siege • A look at 1he two campaigns cruc1a1 10 the war a outcome. the 77-4ay liege et Khe Senh end the T er Olfent1ve (Part 7) MOVIE * * * "Tile Gta11 Bottom Boal" ( 1966) Dorla Olly, Rod Taylor A pl\ya1Cla1 *°"* Involved with • girt who PDMt U a mer- maid part-time D MOVIE "No Oepotlt, No Return' ( 1978) Devid Niven. Darrel\ MoG1vlo Tile cllltdren ol neglectlve parent• d~ld• to ttagt their own kldn&j)· ping to ~ totne 111en11on ·o· , t : 18 (Z) MOVIE "Thi Hvn•tt" (1979) St•Y9 Mcou .. n. Ell Wallach. Relpti "Pepe" ThOfton leadt I d8/108fOUI Illa 89 I rnodeln-day bounty hunt· " 'A' l:ao I (I). Hl!Wt NIWl~NCI MAT'CH~I PAIMI TIME IAN Ol8QO h)011::rs WOMDINIUl WOf'L.D "'oltow Me loyl" A chlldo .... &C0\11"'811• and "" Wife IOOO( I ttr~ l>o)' Ind 1'11111 him 10 ti.oo.M 1 doctor. (Pan 2) (A)O ' ·Evening ,It lhl' sangs with the or U ®J THOSE AMAl.lNG ANIMALS Fearure<J lht capture 01 a grear while Jhari.., rhe plight 01 the Japanese dol phrn poputallOl'I. an eagte attac:k on • SCMIOllSI fRI U THE BAXTERS MOd Couple Susan and Jim hive mixed feetongs 1oou1 theor d1ugh1er s lt1t1nd1 a testwan coupi ... end they 11y lo ctla~ 1118" n8HOw-mlnded 9111 lude fll VIC BRADEN'S TENNIS FOR THE FUTURE 'The Overheao Vic Bra den helps viewer~ change lheir overhead •nor loom a t1um111a11ng han<.11cap to e poont-.corong weapon (RJ ~ PLEDGE BREAK Regularly sc;heduleo pro g1ammong may oe oelayed Oue to pledge l>reakl> fCl MOVIE Dear lnspecror f 1978) Anrne Goraroot. Pn111pp~ No111!1 A female Oetectove Ines 10 carry on a comph- caled romance and a bat- tling murder 1n•estoga1oon 11 lhe same lime PG ro MOVIE Fame I 19801 Eddie Batth. Ir-Cara four 1alen1eo s1u0en1~ s0t0nd an eac111ng lour years 11 11\e High Sctioo1 of Per lormong Atts R' 7.30 U !'OCUS ON BRITAIN Open To View 11os1 Keol h Burwoc~ v1s11s ltie r.ome ot Sor Francis Oralle. ltie t11S1 Brohsher 10 vtso CalUornoa 400 years ago 11no Sr M1cnae1 ~ Mounr a medle•&I cas11e rosing our or lhe sea like a tegerod ot Kong Arthur fB AVENUE 28 Host Nancy Bec~er Ken- nedy 7 40 i'i) UNIOUEL Y MASTERPIECE WITH ALISTAIR COOKE SerleS host Ahs1aor Cooke looks back over "Mil!ler Pl8C8 Theatre's lltuatroous hosrory re•osohng lhe mosr memorable characters and morn.nll from lhe IOOG- runnong -llS 8:00 8 (I) ARCHIE BUNK.ER'S PLACE Stephanie• school scl8nCO latr turns onlo o1 Oallle 01 pa1en11ng bet.._, Arellie ano rne father o• Stophan •e s 0811 lroend (R) U aCHIPS Whole on 1~ hosp11a1 recu pera1ong lrom an accident. Sgl Getraer w11nesses a murder (A) D NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL Alaska E•plore Ame"- ca s 1as1 trontoer shit unde- veloped and vnramed U @) FOUL PLA V Glona and Tuckeo lry 10 sowe a case 1nvotvmg Glo- ria s tandloro s 1den1oca1 twins and a r11re sramp U IT IS WRITTEN G) MOVIE •••'• lnttpro f The Wond 11960! Spencer Tra- cy. Fredrle Me1ch Q) HEE .. AW Guests l'illCen Cornelius. John O Loudermilk, Biiiy Grammer. Jac.k Worlffy &;) EVEHING AT POPS Ray Ch•rles songs "Georg· oa On My Mmd ··ser Me Free and Talkin With Brolhe< Ray wnh'he Bos- Ion Paps under Iha direc- tion ol John W1ll1ams fRI CH RED SKEL TON'S MORE FUNNY FACES The 1n1erna 11onally acctaimeo French mome Marcet Marceau joins tile muter comedian on a oer· lormance al the Circle In Iha Square Theatre In Kltchenat, On111110 (S)MOVIE 'Players" lt979l All MacGraw. Dean Pe1.1I Mar- tin A young 1ann1s ptayer on lhe minor c11cull pur- sues a beautiful but elusove older women who Is the mlslrefS 01 a weaflhy busi- nessman. R' 0MOVIE "1941' t 1979) John Belustll. ToShlro Mllune Alter the bombtng ol Pearl Harbor, Southern Calllor- nle civlll•ns Ind mttttary per&onnel react with unbri- dled panic to news of a J8').t,_ ellack In their own t>eckyard PG MOVIE "Divine Miidness" (19801 Bette Midi«, The Har- len.. T'hls ftlm record 01 Mldlel''• concert parlor manc.t 91 the Pllldeftll C~ Auditorium In Fet>N- 1ry, 1980, feeturH a verie- ty ol songs. lrom camp •l•ncllrda to rock ball11ds, punoluated by • •* or raunchy monolog\lel. 'A' t~9 (J) OHEDAYATA TIME Alex Mlt off an emotloflal cr1111 Wflen he tell• hit latMI he'd rather llC*ld ~•ndl with friend• 1'*1 with him. (A) • '!'HI WOfilU> TOMOMOW "Sltflllng Tum In Wor1d tvtni." t:OO. (I) AUCf WNn JM1'1 Afll II ltotef\, IWfyone COfMnctl hll'ft 10 tJuV I pair ~ guard <IOge 10 P!'OI~ Ille diner IA> '· '~1110 81 A Tlnild" (Plf1 ll C 18111 ~ M ... Patt1 DuU A•ll•t A. group or Irland• en roure to • rnoun1a111-1op P1Cn1C .,, errandaO .... llO'Qt ... ,..,. ·~ lram 11 hit by itontnlng ana lwlh9t e11nbled by • tue (RJ 8 WILD KINGOOM Clef!IAnlt 01 Aml>Ollf1 ' 8 ®1 MOVIE • * UtHkong Up I• Hatd fo Do (1979) Ted Be9Mll Jell Co11•w•y An 1tr1tell commanoo wl\O llllC~ rrom •n Ar ao p111c>11 111turn1 to ftN ho• lellow oi11oneri. 0 WILD. WllO WORLD Of AHfMAl.8 'Monkey• 01 t<oahtm• ' lho lamlly 1ttl1hon111tp• ol wild monkeys 111., studied Cl) OOU.Y Guesll KC •nd the Sunshine Beno SI MASTEAPIECE THEATRE FESTIVAi. OF FAVORITES Upstairs Oown11oir1 All The K11~ a Hors.• Jame. "''I>"'' lroll'I Amor1c1 11 l11111nc111 succeu ond GounMb AoM on now 10 lnvMt her money (Part 5) IR) C MOVIE B""41 Collar 11978) Rlcll ero Pryor. Harv~ t<e.101 Three lruslraled Ott1r011 "ulO toc.1ory wor~.,, turn to r.rome oronglng lhem 1n10 more cont11Ct and ootenllal denger man they e~e1 counted on R rHJMOVIE A11d Ju"ICe ~01 All ( 19791 Al P11c1tl0 Jae~ WarOen An 1de11to11oc law yer ha~ trouble cop'"g wolto Ille insanity 01 lh,. Anwro can juOoclal sy11am A g,10i'i) MASTERPIECE THEATRE P:ESTIVAL OF FAVORITES UpstaorJ. Oown1ta11s AH I he King'' Hor Ms JAmes return• hom Am1111i:u a t1nanc1111 succeu 1t11d counsots ROlle on now to orwesr her money tPurt 5) IA) 9.14 01 ELECTRONIC LABYRINTH 9 30 1J (J THE JEFFERSONS George gets ti•r"l>d .;way pt11y1ng San111 tor orphans ano promises them th11y woU get an)'lh1ng lhey w•nl tor ChrostmB\ (RI 0 WORLOOF SURVIVAL T ne Alasi..an Out!SllUll 11osl John Forsylhe 1ravt-ls 10 Alaska U BREATH OF LIFE ·simon Ot Cvreno 1111 story ot the nuc1h•1on nl Chrosl Jnd lhf' m .. n Simon wtin camed 111~ CIOS!> Q) NASHVILLE MUSIC Ou11st5 Reba Mc1111yr11, Ille Osborne Brottier, rompa11 anel the Glaso1 Brooherg 0 MOVIE • • • 11 • Alway5 rair Wealher 1111551 Gene Ket ly, Dan Dooley A local IV starter dec•OM to broad- casr a reunion of lhre« World War II Anny Dud Ooel> 9·45 Z MOVIE Fo•M t t980t Joo,. Fo• let ~ally Keoermsn n,,. vtehms 01 broken tiomes and uncaong paren1s 10..01 teen-~ girls try 10 soorh• moor emotional wound& lhr~ti Orugs 11nd se• R 10 00 IJ (JJ TRAPPER JOMN, M.O An OOOO•tOu' Dul 111 deal mute gorl ano an nrolalong toreogn doclor who •I obser vong procedures cause po ootems tor Trapper and Gonzo fRJ om NEWS U ERNEST ANGLEY 41) INOEPEHOENT NETWORK NEWS fB FREE TO CHOOSE How To Cure lntlatton Do Molton t=roedm11n vosns d ghost town and a 1oooc- co 9row11t 10 al'low what mol'ey os and how ot works (RJ ;; $MOVIE HI' Kroow~ You re Aloni>' t 1':1801 Don Scardino C811 hn 0 Heaney A psycho!~ murderer stalks 1ttract1ve young brodes·to oe tllenl· ly ano lethally \l1s111ng theu dreerns of wedded bliss R @MOVIE • • • McL1n1oci.1 119631 John Wayne MnurPen 0 Hara A callle l>aron Hoes 10 handle a g1oup ot 019ogrunlled tndtans and cope w11h • lotry oerer mined wile at lhe same tome 10: 10 i'i) MOVIE * • • • Tne LIOO In Win· 11'1 11967) Peu11 o Toole Kalhaoone M11pbu1n Eng land's King Henry It tac;es an agonizing dec1S1on ov11r hos sucoossor llS he con· templares hit srormy m11r- rlage 10 lh8 strong-w1tled Eleanor 01 Aquitaine 10:30 Q» JERRY FALWELL Cl) JIMMY SWAQOART 11:0011 a CJ) a NEWS 8 PACESETTERS Host· R1y Gon11tes 0 WllO, WILD WORLD OFANIM~S "The Rid~ Ot The Rook .. The bird roo!I' holds COU'1 Ind detlver1 death sentences on fellow rook• &I) SNEAK PREVIEWS Roger Eberl and Gane S1$ke4 revte. "Vletory, .. 'Nobody·• Perlek1 , "Under The Rlllnt>Ow" 11\d OlMrt ~MOVIE * • Freebie And Thi Bean" ( 1974) Jemes Cun, Alen Arkin Two lt~ ing San Franeltco C09• w e plagued by runaway carw and elutlve ladles In their OfOM-town raoe to protect the man t"-Y Intend to arr•t • CB) THI! WORLD'S OAEATEST EICAPES Tony Curtl• lt'troduce• clel1h-clefying atunt• per• lonned I>)' lop MCllpt Ill• Ill& al Knoll• Betry F•r"l In Bueti• Pl!lll. C1tllor11u1 11:111 9 CllNIWI (O)MOVM! "&tatting Ovtt" '19191 8ut1 JleynolO•. Jiii ci.y. burg!'!. Allw montha of TV d""*'9 Md tlllncl clal... I dlYorc.d ~ wnter lNnll• ..... bind tnle tow wfMlll ' • 8Chool teadler eftlttl lllt ... 'll'O' 11:ao . ~I ANAL Ma.L.llm Hiii 811 8 700CL.Ua WILO, WIU> WORLD °'AHIMAl.a Tr11:111 Anel T"cea" Wlldijfe dettctlVlll mike 1111n1el tr9'111 IMMlt19luf IOlltli811"'811 tD MOVll • • * Qldget" l 195tl Sllldra Dee. C11n RoWt· M>rl Outing aummer vac•· uon • g1t1 Cf\•-aun. -1 .ind '°"'"ta Q) POPI QOfl THI COUNT'RY Gu••ta Hank Wllllam• Jr . 5t91lh11nto Winalow fD THI! TOM COTT\J! SHOW P1ych1c" Aonm•rr Mend..-•, a woman wtio I• IUta the ii 11 PIVChlG. lllkl abov1 ner powers • • u • our den end u 1 glll (I) FIGHT BACK WITH OAVIO HOROWITZ Q!MOVIE • * ' , Charlie And The GrHI Balloon Chue" f 1981) J&Ck AI0.'1M>fl, MQOtoe ()fl_, A t811fed "Hroed w0<ker and his grandaon attempt 10 ua.s the counrry 1n • hot alt bal- IOon 11.35 (%. "Z" MAGAZINE OF THE AIR 11.46 0 THE ROCKFORD FILES ROCklO<O hnOS I wealthy bu•on11ssman s m1ssong gor llnend end 15 than assogneo to lo.eep a cJo.se W81Ch on hef 0 MOVIE * • . • Charlie And TM Grear 8ottoon Chase ( 198 I) Jack Albertson Moo11e 011e1 A reureo railroad worker and his grandaon a11emp1 to cross the counu v on a hot air bal- loon 'l 1MOVIE Tne Hunter" f 1979) S1evt1 McOuaen Ell Wallach Ralph ,.apa Thorson teoos a dangerous fife H a modern-day bounty hunr- ,., R -Ml>NIGHT- 12:00 0 NEWS Q) ROOl<IES Ryker onvesrogale~ a pro- 1ec11on racker on Iha ne<gh· OOrhOOd tD LOS ANGELES WEEJ<. IN REVIEW '~°'' Ciel• Rooeru AMERICAN HEAIT AGE SPECIAL @) NP:L PRE-SEASON FOOTBALL Denver Bfoncos vs San r rancosco 49ers 1-1 MOVIE Oh God' Book It ( 19801 George Burns Suz.anne Plestie11~ God rerurns 10 farlll and chooses an innocent yo1.1ng g1r1 to spreao the message thal He Stoll eaosls lhOUgh she os 1t1e only persol' who can BClually $00 Him 'PG $,MOVIE Running t 1979) Mochael Douglas Susan AnspaCh Having laoled at neatly e•erylhlng 1n hos lite. a 3•· year ·Old dovo"etd mon oecHJes to try out as a met &ttiOflar 10< 1he U S Olympte Teem PG 12050MOVIE The Newman Shame George Lavenoy Otane Craig A weanhy ea-cop ano nos gortlroend wt11le a1tl!mp11ng 10 M>lve • 111end s su1c10e. uncover an P•tortoon rackel wolh connectoons to under- ground pornogr~IC moo.- ies 'R 12'.30 G ABC NEWS 12 45 IJ NAME OF THE GAME Dan Farrell Ines 10 prove me innocence or a woman who haa confessed to mur- dering her hvsoand 0 MOVIE • • ') Mr Hobl>• Takes A Vacetoon" (1962) James S1ewar1, Mauoeen O'Hara Wh1l11 vaca11on1ng at 1he Oi>ach a Danker and hos t11m1lv come acro1s 1nnume1 able p1 ob le ms wh1Cll range lrom 1>10 plumbing to uncooperetive servanrs 1.00Q) NEWS Ci MOVIE 11 f t968) MalcOlrn McDowell OaV>d WOOd l 11e oppress .. e atmos- phete ar an EngltSh OOy! 'ICtiOOI leads to a .,Olenl srudent reoelllon I 30 G) TEEN SCEHE @ NEWS tJMOVIE * * *' • Otvld Copper- held f 1935J w C Foelds FredOoe Bartholomew Based on Iha slory by Chatles O.c1<en1 A young 0tph1ri ooy grows up 1n lhe England ol the 18005 l 400MOVIE 19~1 t19791 John 8elush1. Tosh1ro Mttune After the oomblng of Peart Haroor Southern Calll0<- n1a clvtllans ano mt1111ry Plf90'1nel fHCI Wiii\ Ur'IOrf· dlod panic to news of a Japanne euack In lhe11 own backyard ·PG' 1·45 0 ATONE Guett M11Cotm Boyd 2·158 NEWS 2;30 IJ TODAY'S REUOIOH (.S) HOUSTON llO LAff OFf Billy Cryatal hosts lhit S1and-up comedy competl· lion raped II AOCllefOl!w's In Hou11on ::1~AYS A9CNEWS UO NEWSMAKEM MOVIE ''Blue COl181" ( 1978) Rich· ard Pryor, H8'\'ey Ktl1el Three frustrated Ottr041 auro factory workllf'I tum to ~rime. t>r'lnglng ''*" 11 .,., more oonlllcl and potential danci-then they -oounled on 'A' Cl)MOVIE "Blue Are Lady" Cll~ Htrrlaon. Mark Holden. A young girt pur111tt l\lf drtam of a carMr lh tllO\lf horM jumping to the exclution 01 ah ..... 3:46 CZ> M0vt£ "OIWle Madnta1" (1990) Bette Mkller. Thi Har- llUee Thi• lllm reoclfd of Mldltt'a oonoert perlot· m~ '1 tt'le Plltldlna CMc: AUOltOtMn In ~ fllf'f· 1HO. l'M1ut9 a wwi.. ty Of eonoe. 1'0tn °""' lllndatele 10 rOdl .,...,.. ~led by • --of raunchy rnonoloQuiel. 'A' 4:00 e INTIN'ACI Orange Ooaat DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Augu1t 18, 1981 ~!!ou~~O~!n.~~~e •h~!_°..~k• ~~ ... ~~~?.' th!h ~~~ .. !.?ib~~~.~~t E~~ .. ~~ .... ~~!~~••d a10 ow EJltlandtr Robert Boudrnu 111led a calla. Boudreau and his crew tote their 1ta1e aboara Ohio. muil al dream Into t.blt dty of rtvera. "And there waa no repertoire for the wind the veaael. And It hu alJo aeen the backwater towns Ith 1rtt and creatMty, but vtr)' UtUt orch tra. One of my tasks was to create that. Orlalnally, Boudreau came acrots an old from the At.chafalaya and the Chattahoochee to ca1l\, he rounded the American Wlnd Symphony Now thl1 ls without any knowled1e of what I coal barae that was used to build the first locka the Youahlogheny and the Yazoo Rivera the Orc!tra to help aaplrlnt mualclana and to rind waa dolpa," he aaya from the pilot houae of hl1 on the Mononaahela River in 1924. Since re· Erle Barge Can al. all the Great Lakes and the a at e for wind ln1trumtnu. water-borne stage. furbished and called "Point Counterpoint," It entire lntracoastal waterway from Brownsville, la now c:elebr1tln1 lu silver annlver11ry The American Wind Symphony Orchestra la was lowed to concert sites by volunteer Texas, to Portsmouth, N.H. aea by touri111 the nation's Inland waterways comprised of 45 youn1 muslclana recruited an· tugboats. "You name it. If there's a place to 10 by on •I one-of-a-kind noaUn1 aoundataae which nu ally from conaervatoriea, unlveralUea and In 1976, the orchestra launched ·•Point water we've pretty much been there .. aaya Bo;Eu pilot.a. symphony orchestras. It la kept anoat by aranta Counterpoint II." Once described u a 1laot Bou~u who was knighted by the iun1 of reau, called the last of the 1howboat from the state or Pennsylvania, the clty of sliver piccolo. It is a S3 million, diesel-powered, Sweden l~ 1979 in recognition ol hla contribu· ca na. embark• on hla first.ever winter tour Pittsburgh, private corporations and founda-ocean-eoine, noating arts center. The veaael la lions to International good will. this ear. The taraet la the Caribbean, and hb lions. 195 feet long, 38 feet wide. It houses a theater ,--------___;:;.---------. new dream is the Wind Orchestra of the It ls moored here, staging annual summer and a concert stage that ls hydraulically opened Americas. concerts where the Monongahela and Allegheny for performances. "The original Idea was to provide youn1 merge lo form the Ohio River al Point State Jn Its first quarter century, Boudreau's m~lans with an opPQrtunity to perform. A lot Park. But It also goes on the road, or more ap-magical music box has toured a number of of youna people wound up selling ice cream on propriately, on the water. navigable waterways, like the Thames in SPECIAL! DUAKER STATE MOTOR OIL HUYY DUTY lOWT. SPECIAL I BUY 2 a SAVE 86e CLAlllOL ..._.._.....""'""___;:::,,,,..,, ~-IJJ.9! ][ ~~CONDITION rmnm.:1111 lllAMPOO YOUR CHOICE ,,.. ......... 1.5 -- 20 oz. BONUS SIZE L.M.Boyd in~~rr,:; Daily Pilat SAVE•1.oo DR. PEPPER muua. IUUll ... \ SPECIAL I ''SIGNAL'' MOUTHWASH A GARGLE . 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Dally Piiat SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, 1911 STOCKS REAL ESTATE CLASSIFIED Original 'Snake Rypinski leads Armor All to top of the car-care heap By MARY JANE SCARCELLO Of _ _.,,.... ..... For some entrepreneurs, the road to success is paved with gold, but for Alan Ryplmkl it waa paved with vinyl. During the past 10 years the founding presi· dent of Armor All Products) has turned his $1,000 capital into a company d oing $100 million in annual sales. company d oing $100 million in anriual sales. "We invented a new product category with a run line or chemicals in one bottle," he said in an interview at the cor - porate headquarters in Irvine. "We came out with the original ·snake oil ' that worked." C Armor All is used for protecting and pre- ser ving anything made or vinyl, wood, leather or rub~.) In fact, early advertising for the product showed an old-time medicine man making his pitch, and the latest ad campaign s ays, "Armor All -it's science. but it works like magic." But the elixir didn't always come in the easily recognized bottles with the orange-and-yellow rainbow label. Rypinski first encountered it in plain gallon C3·4 CS-8 Cl0-12 ' Is 'buying. a house still. a good investment? You bet it is ... C5 oil' sells "Our success has encouraaed 78 imitators. but so rar we've left them whirling in the dual ... Rypinski said. "I never expect anyone lo over- throw the powerful market we have." The 42-year-old executive's zest ror retail sales stems from his early years, when at age 14 he had part-time jobs at the Irvine Coast Country Club, as well as making donuts \n a market and selling men's clothing ror Bidwell's. After graduating from Newport Harbor High, he studied business for two years at Orange Coast College, developing an Interest in advertising. He opened a clothing store chain, began a gift business and operated "Batman's Billboard," a 30-foot-square screen in Costa Mesa where ad· vertisers nashed their messages at the world after dark. "I've called on all my experiences to run this business," he said , adding that he's writing a book about founding Armor All called "Thank God That's Over." "An entrepreneur needs a strong will to persevere in the business world today," he said. "There's a lack or good advice from the SO·C&lled professionals li ke bankers. lawyers and accoun- tants. Outside pressures dissuade anyone who takes a risk, but the road is fajrly clear." His own path m ay lead away from Armor All, but not immediately. "I'm still unde r contract to Foremost· McKesson for another three years or so." he said. "but I've made my success and can do with my tire as I please." He and his wife or 21 years. Pat, own a waterfront home m Newport Beach, a con- dominium in Hawaii, have restored a horn~ in Arrowhead and property in Rancho Santa Fe. He owns a Finnish sailboat which once won a race without him (he was in a busi- ness meeting, so friends put together a crew and f>ntered it anyhow), and his jugs at the Briggs Cunningham Automotive Alan Rypmsk1 sold his company lo Foremost-McKesson ma multi-multimlllzon-dolwr deal philosophy is to "have thjngs, not cash in today's market." EXECUTIVE PROFILE Museum, where he was a member (and still keeps part of his JO-car collection). A polymer chemist. a lso a member, had creat· ed it for his own use on the cars and gave some to the museum when m a king a batch ror himself. Rypinski was so impressed with the white li- quid that he contracted with the chemist and his partners for e xclusive international marketing rights. .. But within six months sal• ,,..w so wt that we needed more sophisticated manufacturing techniq~." he said, "and a new investment was required. So Step Two came when I acquired the royalties and all rights to the patents and trademarks." Finding himself in the driver's seat, he kept 90 percent or the company stock, making available 5 1 percent for family purchase and another 5 percent to management. The well-dressed, deliberate man sitting in the company headquarters seemed far from a hard- selling huckster, but a relentless marketing pro· gram helped the company grow by 50 percent or more each year. Fluor exec believes in ]>ed~l power By RICHARD GREEN Of .. Detty" .. ICMf Some executives working at the Fluor corporate tower in Irvine arrive by helicopter, others by luxury car and still others by car pool, but Mark Burson is the only one who pedals a 10-speed bicycle to work every day. The 26-year-old Irvine resident said that on his former job in the Los Angeles area he commuted 140 miles by automobile daily. When he came to the F luor Corp. he was sick of getting in his car so he decided to use his bicycle instead. The rest is history. Do people think he's weird for showing up at hi s prestigious corporate communications job on a bicycle? "Some are always going to think that," he admitted. "But I'll tell you, the other day I was changing from my bicycling clothes to my suit in one of the restrooms here and I ran into one of the big executives in the company. "He asked me what I was doing. After I told him, he said, ·we could use more people here like you.' " Fluor Is an international engineer· ing concern that is heavily Involved in energy recovery. That's why Burson said he teels IJH ne·s helping his company by riding a bike instead of using precious fuel in bit automobile. Bunon also likes to think he's helpfoa Fluor quite a bit in bis official job capacity. He la involved m aetuna up a puouc relations and marketlna department for tbe Fluor Distribution Companies, corporation subsidiaries speciaUzina in quality plpin1, truck dealerships and tubular &ooda. He said his monthly aaaoline blll l1 now only about $25. And ln Southern California you usually don't have to worry about rainy daya, Bunon pointed out, explaining that a little rain never at.ops blm anyway. He keept a change of clotbea at work. Since Buraon ii the only person who blcycle1 to the Fluor corporete tower, \Mre <See BICYCLE, Pate Cl) ... Rypinsk1 reached for the cross-section of a tire on his desk ror demonstration. "When this tire was new, it was put on a car and driven until it was worn out," be said. "The outer sidewall was treated with Armor All and the sidewall facing the axle was left untreated. Look at the difference." As he spoke. he bent the two sidewalls to em- phasize surface ctacks and fissures. Just like a TV commercial, the side treated with his product was in better shape. ''I'd show this to store buyers," he continued, "and tell them about Armor All. If they didn't place an order riiht ~way, I wu upset. How could they see this and not buy?" Samples were an important part of eaeb cue of bottles, and Ryplnski estimates 80 milllon have been distributed in the United States so far, "and at some point we'll have covered everybody." "We figured that anyone who tried it never would be without a bottle. so we were willlng to let them try it on our nickel." His statistics show that the typical Armor All consumer spends $25 a year keeping the product in the cupboard, which makes his nickel a good in- vestment. Rypinski sold that investment -lock, stock and bumper in 1979 to Foremost-McKesson in ..., .................. When Mark Burton c~ job• M al10 changed hU mode of tranlpOf'fOdon. H~'• ~ ing a bt.cyc~ now imt~ad of driving ru. car. what he describes as a "multi-multimillion-doll ar deal and the second-largest purchase made by that company."' (Although details or the sale were confidential. the agreement included future payments comput- ed on Armor All's continued sales success. and un- official estimates are $25 million or more.> But money aside. why would someone work so hard to build a company he refers to as '"my baby" and then sell? "We had come up as quickly as any company I've ever heard of, but I'd kept a low profile," Rypinski explained. "Large companies watch new products carefully, wait ror them to develop a market, and Jump in with an imilaUoo. I wanted to Joln with a giant to give us mu"cle and show anyone we're ready, willing and able to fight." The company's anonymity dissolved when Armor All began appearing on the best-seller lists of all major U.S. chains. he said. A 1979 trade publication, "Discount Store News," listing major wholesalers' top movers by total dollar sales showed hi s product as No. 1 in the 8-ounce size and No. 2 in the 16-ounce size, beating out s uch items as oil fillers, sealed beam headlights and STP oil treatment. Rypins ki's Alanar Corp. owns stock in Spaget· ti Pot. a new fast-food chain, but his favorite new project is "The Garage." He bought the former Whitm an's Garage on Coast Highway in Corona del Mar and pl ans to convert it into a retail store modeled after a vin· tage garage. "We'll have the finest examples or whatever anyone would expect to find m a garage," he said , displaying an artist's rendering or the storefront. "We'U carry rowing shells and canoes, Euro- pean gardening equipment made from stainless steel with oak handles, woodworking tools from Italy, custom picnic baskets wil.h monogrammed plates and glasses, the rinest bikes and, or course. several vintage cars." Most of the autos will be from his collection as he changes or improves it, he explained. A warehouse in Costa Mesa will provide backup and a place to restore old-time bay boats with their natural wood and brass fixtures. "I never cared about tinkering with engines." he said. "J was interested in the aesthetics of things and their hi story. "I've always been involved with things for which I have a special reeling." Cash cliscormt cards invade Orange Coast By PAT DUNN Of .. o.ttJ ,... """ A few years ago unsolicited credit cards turned up ln mailboxes. Now 8,000 Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and Corona del Mar households are re- ceiving American Express look-alike cash dis- count cards. According lo the letter which accompanies the "N aUonal Cash Buyers Card," it entitles the bearer to discounts from 65 area stores and services when cash rather than credit is used to make a purchase. California is the eighth state where cash dis· count cards are offered and honored, according to James H. Fromm, president of the Florida-based JHFCorp. "We began our distribution here because this is a leadership area. If our discount ror cash buy- ing plan is accepted by Orange Coast businesses and consumers, we have no doubt of success ln the CONSUMER CLOSE ·UP rest of the state," Fromm said, adding that Irvine. Tustin and Santa Ana are the next distribution targets. National Cash Buyers Card charges parUcipating businesses and services S375 to cover malling of the free card, explanation of the dis· cou.at plan and a reference lndex of parUclpants. Radio and newspaper advertisements plus store display materials complete the merchant membership package, which require.a aMual re· newal. Consumers' caJ'ds are permanent and transferable. BualneaHe bave extra carda or they can be or- dered for '5 frorn 2814 Venetian Court, GuU Breeze. Fla. 32582. Wom-out cards are replaced free. FNmm lntroclucitd the card more than a year ago ln MichiCan and Ohio. Since then, hi• a1enti have ICJM lnto other parts ol the Midwest and Eut wttb coaat·to-C'O&lt exptnllon planned. "The ca1h dlHOWlt coocept received a bie boOlat when Contrn1 pa.ued the Catb Dl1count Act which removes ratrtctlve replatlons on the offer· Ing of cub dhcounts by mercbanta and n teoda the ban on credit card IW'Charles," he aaid. "We w•ar two hall -promoter ud lnllaUOG· n1hter. riunc lnllat.lon m17 be more subtle, but , that'• the t I want to win.' Nino monu, the plan'• wettarn re1ional ' l~l~ill~ .mi lll"I~ ·~, . ... I f -. I ' ., ' ~ ) . ., • .. •QSt-n' P/>.Y~~!!l::1~~-~t.I~ " .direct.or, said businesses in thls area have been re· ceptive to the cash discount concept. •'The business owner sees this as a way to in· crease cash flow. cut down credit card proce11ing charges and advertise on a continuing basis with repeat customers increased because of the as· sured discount." AllmonU conceded that although cards should be presented at the time of purcha.se, they are not absolutely necessary for receiving a discount from a participating merchant. Fromm, who plans to spend a month in California introducing his cash discount plan, said, "It's up to us to make sure that merchant.a and services understand the plan and make it a point to let their customers know it'a available. "People are used to credit cards and may cbaree purchases out of habit. ll they are present· ed with the ca.sh discount option at the time of purchase, most customers will choose to pay cash and save money. especially in today's inflated economy.'' Businesses and services rantinl from at· tomeys to yarn are included in this area'• Index. Moel members have exclusive liatinp ln their category. "'lb.ls ls dell berate." Fromm explained. "The lndex can be applied to a phone book, and customers wlU become accustomed to 'at.ronilint the cub discount bu1lne1M1 listed under eacb heading." Althouih specific diJcou.nta ranlinc Crom a to 20 percent are stated o_, the index. aomf merchant.a or 1ervjc., do not ldntlfy dAacowata of· fered. For example, a 1ervtc. 1taUon prefel'Hd to advertile. uwatcb for Spedalt ... Jl'roaun 11.ld partlclpatlna bualneuel are not required to offer dilcountl, but most do. "It'• to (8" CA8H. Pa1e cu __ , __ ,: l Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday, Augu1t 18. 1981 LOCAL. STOCKS SPOTLIGHT CLO~ N!T ...... HDQ, ACTMTY aat . 1114 CHANOI Fluor lrvlne Eno/Const. $4,126.3 NYSE o~ • 6:>/• ~ker Intl. Orange 011 products 1,So'7 ... NYSE '61/4 I 11/• Smith Intl. Newport Bch. Oii products 7"41.1 NYSE SS ~ l/'J S.ckman Inst. Fullerton Instruments So'9.3 NYSE 30 -t 'h Wynn's Intl. FullertC>f' Auto products 173.7 NYSE 17119 -~ DowneyS&L COstaMeu S&L 1..0.9 AMEX s~. +'It Presley Cos. Newport Bch. Home bulldlng 132.4 NYSE 1H '4 NC Gen.Autm. Anaheim Cmp. products 125.8 OTC 121/11 ,,.., St.·Paclflc Costa Mesa Home bulldlnQ 121.7 NYSE 12 -'h 1st. Amer. Fin. Santa Ana Tltle Insurance 121.0 OTC 1111 .. + l/4 WTC Inc. Newport Bch. Fgt. forewarder 116.9 AMEX 61/1 -•h .... . . . .. Varco Intl. F/Wst. Fn. Cp. Nat'I Ed. RB lndust. G.W.Homes Cmp.Autm. Am. Pac. MercuryS&l Pac. Scientific Fluorocarbon Cov.ng. Tech. Sllvercrest Ind. S.ntley l ab. MSI Data Orange 011 products Newport Bch. S&L Newport Bch. VO<.. training Irvine Furniture Santa Ana Mobile homes Irvine Cmp. products Newport Bch. Home bulldlng Huntington Bch. S&L Anaheim Control Inst. Lagwia Niguel Plastics Irvine Home bulldlng Buena Park Mobile homes Irvine Med. prOducts Costa Mesa Cmp. products 108.6 NYSE 283/4 +2 89 ... NYSE 127/e -1/e 89.3 NYSE 1S1h NC es ... NYSE 71;, -'I• 8-4.1 AMEX ' 11 ,,..,. +~ 81 .2 OTC 12 -'h 76.7 PSE 61/4 + IJe 74.9 OTC 6~. NC 62.8 NYSE 2H'• -~ 62.6 OTC 101/a NC S7.6 OTC 17/16 NC SS.9 AMEX 51/4 NC S2.1 OTC .. o,,.. .. +211 .. .. s ... NYSE 18~ +I/• EECO Santa Ana Elect. prOducts 42.6 AMEX 121/1 +We Brgford Fds. Anaheim Food process. 40.7 OTC .. ~ NC Altec Anaheim Sound systems 40.S AMEX NC Comp. Care Newport Bch. Healthcare 39.2 OTC 153/ .. + 117 Printronics Irvine Cmp. printer s 37.0 OTC 22 '-::V .. For Bet. Liv. Laguna Niguel Concrete prOd. 36.0 OTC s NC Ramp. Gen. Irvine Fl replaces 27.6 OTC 111 .. NC Swed low Garden Grove Acrylic shtg. 26.3 OTC 161/ .. + 11'h VTN Irvine R.E. services 2S.2 OTC 1,,..,. NC Stang Hy. San Clemente Dewater equip 23.3 OTC 91/ .. NC ·' . West. Digt. Newport Bch. E lect. circuits 20.S OTC 9111 +'h First Newport Newport Bch Hotels & R.E. 18.6 OTC 71;, ~~ ~ reve,,.. fl-from In! rtoor19<1 ll.ul .,..., T,. ow r-1r-cau•• (OTCI pt1~ e.. tl'le Id bid tor u ch -· Ouotellant<OUrWsY a. ..... ., El<lllet Hiii AIOle<Os I"' , Ho--1 8M<ll From Page C1 BICYCLE RIDE TO FLUOR CORP • • • :.·a ren't any bike racks or other facilities in which to store his bike. No, he does n't bring it up to his cor- .porate oCfice. He merely locks it to a tree planted ·.near the building. •• The bicycle ride from his home in the Northwood : area of Irvine to Fluor headquarters in the Irvine ; Industrial Complex· West is about seven miles. • But Burson says that in order to get a better · -workout he pedals a roundabout trip to and from • ·work, averaging about 40 miles a day. In addition to the freedom one feels on a bicycle, · ~ there is the added benefit of health-building ex- _..ercise, Burson stated. • "M~be if I keep doing this I will avoid a heart : attack," he s aid. or course, one's health may be put in danger by one of the automobiles or trucks that sha re the roadway with the bicyclist . "I keep my eyes open pretty much eve r since I was hit from behind while bicycling in Beverly Hills," Burson said. speaking of an incident tha t ha ppe ned while he was earning his graduate journalis m degree at USC. "One minute I was on my bicycle a nd the next thing I knew I was in the hospital." But Burson recovered and didn't let himself get discouraged. ''The most dangerous part of my trip each morn· ing is when I get in this parking lot," he said, pointing to the expansive parkihg area at Fluor . "Sometimes it seems like people are purposely trying to hit me Maybe they are j ust jealous." ;:~viet grain crop faltering WASHINGTON <AP> -Agriculture Depart- m ent expe rts a r e hopeful that another poor harvest in the Soviet Union will mean a boom in U.S. grain ;;ales. They s aid late last week that the Soviets will • have to import a record amount of grain in the coming year, possibly including substantial quan· tlties from the United States. In the United States, meanwhile, farmers are harvesting a record wheat crop and are looking forward to bumper crops or corn and soybeans. The 1981 Soviet harvest was estimated by de· partmenl experts at 185 million metric tons. a re· • duction of 15 million from prospects a month ago • and far below Moscow's target of 236 million tons. By comparison. U.S. grain production was estimated at 316.7 million metric tons, including 196.5 million or corn. The U.S. com harvest alone is larger than the entire estimated Soviet grain : harvest. So, for the third straight year. Soviet grain output is faltering badly, forcing huge imports to · help make up the shortfall, the report said. "Imports which totaled 34.S mlllion tons in 1980·81 are now e xft!cted Lo rise lo a round 40 million tons in 1981-8'2. a 2 million ton increase from last month's forecast." it said . Consequently, U.S. gra in exports to the Soviet Union "could well result"' in shipments in excess of the 8 million m etric tons guaranteed annually under a long-term agreement. The pact was due to e xpire Sept. 30, but was recently extended for another year. COLLECTORS CORNER Rare Cofna & Stampe GOLD & SILVER .. , .... , ~ a..ttu.. 111_. c1. ''·" .., ... 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Hal Wllllarl11 of Mother '• Market at Kitchen ln Co1ta Mesa, uld he waa "lkeptlcal from the start" whether thti caah dlecount plan would draw c u1tomers more tha n one or two Um••· "Pt.'Ople don 'l u k ro r dJ1 counta often," he aaid of his health rood a nd natur&J product• cu1tomera. Paul Reneuu. co owner ot Moore Flowera, Costa Me.a, haa a more hopeful attitude. "We Clve quallty for a CUJtomer'a dollar, but It's hard for us to compete with dl11count nort11ta and the slrlkl'a huv" hurt our bu•lne11," Reneau said. "I hope thc IO percent ca.ah dJ1counl for in· store purchase• will booat aale1 It'• touah for UJ right now. "When thf' generul recllna of the public le negative, as it hna be n laUlly, people don't buy as m any flowers us they normally do J also aee the c as h discount pion ua hclplna ellrnln11tc collection proble mR connt•<.'l<.1d with othf'r forrna of pay· ment." Fromm and Allnionll pluo to make sure participa ting merch unt11' 1rnle1 clt1rk1 understand a nd promote tht> cash discount plan to oil their customers. In the case of Suck'• SFO, which Is llJted un- der two clothJng cotcflOrit>• In the Index, this footwork appears to bi' necessary. Sack's Costa Mesa store m anai:er had "no idea why we're offer- ing it" and the owner, manaaing a sale ctt a nother Sack's store was "loo busy to talk about It " Keith J ones, owner or Ame ritone Paint Center, Costa Mesa, was vt>ry enthualaJt1c about .the plan "I see the cash discount a.. !Another sales tool If only 10 per cent of our customers take adv antaee of it, we'Ucom eoutahead.''hesaid. "I would r ather dectl In cash. Cr edit c ards cost the merchant 4 percent e ven though they are safer to accept than checks. "We 're offering a 20 percent discount for cash. After all. a person d oesn't buy paint every day and most people put oH painting as long as possible. Discounts are not new to us and we've given them before when customers, such as senior citizens , re- quests pecial pnreconside ration. ··he said. Dr. James P. Mc E achern, a Costa Mesa Mining boom still unslowed SIOUX FALLS. S.D. <AP> -Despite a s ag· ging market that has seen the price of gold slump to less than half the historic high it reached 18 months ago, gold m ining continues to boom in the West Indus try people say the fall from $875 an ounce to around $400 has not altered their plans for ex· panding mining in the nation's primary gold states Nevada, South Dakota, Utah and California. "Ther e a re . I 'm s ure, som e worried in· ves tors," says Bob Wa rren, executive secretary of the Nevada Mini ng Associat ion. But he adds · "Most of the people that bad reached the point of development were basing it upon gold at $400. If it would slide dramatically. s ay to $350. some of those would have to ,back off.·· The lone exception to the rosy picture is, perhaps ironically. the 104·year -old Homestake Mine in Lead, S.D. North America's biggest producer or gold. There, officials warn, the lower gold price and high state taxes could retard development in the hard-rock mine that already reaches 8,000 feel below the s urface. Homestake has invested $19 million in the mine over the past six years, accounting for 30 per cent of the country's gold production. But with lower prices. officials have cut $10 million from the budget for fut ure improvements. And if the gold pn ce were to s lide much below $400 an ounce, m anagers say, the mine would be in deep trouble. Elsewhere in the industry. however , the out- look is one of optimism . There is a virtual gold rush in Nevada, where mining companies spent $700 million to bring 20 new mines -mostly open.pit -into productidn in the first half of 1980. Detty Nit """' Nal1onal Cash Buyer:. Ca rd cl11e/ James H F romm .<11ts while N11w Almwnt1 sta11ds c hiropractor, is offering consultation without charge. The us ual fee for this service is $30. "l don't know if doing this will attract more patients," Dr. McEachem said. "That's not why I joined. I believe if people pay cash they should get a discount. This is a s tart in rever sing the credit car d trend." In addition to the cas h card discount program, Fromm said he is planning to offer a commercial cash discount directory to businesses. "I've had more favorable response to the wholesale discount directory idea than I had in- itially to the retail pla n.'' he said. "Members will be abl e to use the discounts for personal as well as bus iness purchases. and that really appeals to peo· pie " Fromm concluded t hat he is hopeful details can be worked out for de partment stor es. fast.food rranchises and at least one m ajor oil company to ">eg in offering cash discounts. 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Auau!lt 16 1981 NYSE CO.MPO ITE TRAN ACTION ~ OUOlUl040 INCi.VD• fHDUON flll lllW TDlll. llllO•UT '"'"'( PI W IOUOtl, DlflOlf AllO Clll(lllWATl lfOO UCllAllOU ""0 '''°°'''0 n '" 111.so HO '""'"" d g: ~ ... ·~ .. .. ·~ .. '• •• I • '" I' I AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE OVOTAtll*S tN(l.UOl T•AOU Olt TMUlllW YO•& MIOWUT PAC1'1( 'IW IOUOlt OlTIOIT ANO C lll(tlltHll U Q(t 1 lCMAMGI\ AMO •lllO•UO IY lMI ltA,0 &110 IN\11NI t ---------------------.-----·---...----·-----....... ---------------. ------·---------------------,,_ __________ ,... ____ _ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. August 16, 1981 CJ . rnailla a~uillua Don't give up on yo11r house as an investment By JOHN CUNNIFF .,..__.,.. costs relatively less so Iona as innalion erodes the dollar. a ll , nor generally does he have income tax deduc- tions In tact, It Is argued, strong demand alreatly c xust.s but Is s mothered by high interest rates. R' rates drop, some housing people say, that existing demand might be freed. bolatering the base fJI NEW YORK -Homes that appreciate at 5 percent a year are big money losers if financed at 13 percent to 16 percent, said an art icle in a· prestigious financial publication. However , a 5 percent increase in price. it must be conceded, does not keep pace with infla- So long as innation persists, the relative cost of the monthly mortgage note shrinks. At in- flation of jus t 5 percent, the effective cos t of the monthly note would oe halved in less than 15 yeurs. housing prices. \ ,. ' Maybe so, but a lot of people will need con- vincing Assume, for example, that a three-bedroom. two-bath house is purchased ro~ Sl00,000, with a mortgage of $80,000 at 15 percent for 25 years. Appreciation of 5 percent on $100,000 is $5,000. S ince only $20,000 was invested, the $5.000 re present!> a return of 25 percent, which is nothing lo scoff at even in today's record-high money markets. tion. Assuming a 10 percent in- flation rate, the market value of the house , to keep a breast, s hould r ise in one year to $110,000 Since it rose only 5 per- cent, to $105,000, t he family would a ppear to have suffered a $5,000 loss after one year of owneAhip. That loss becomes ques- tionable, however. when you add in some of the real and cu .... ,,.,. potential benefits or being a homeowner: The housing market, a disaster right now . might get better Some economists observe that 1t had better improve, since it would be impossible to run fac- tories and offices with homel~ss people. The ''how" isn't clear, any more than is the solution to many other social and economic problems, but logic dictates an eventual solution . Whatever. by analyzing housing as you would' a stock or bond is to miss a vast difference: PCIJ I most ~mericans housing is a necessity rather th'fl : an option. •• : It cannot be measured as a security. wj many middle-class people can, if necessary, without in their personal portfolios It Isn't a f in which people invest for the short ter m , movi.dj • m o ney in and o ut as yields rise or fafl,: Homebuyers seek shelter first, then investment. Neither can the home market be compared tom~. other markets . To a utomobiles. for example. Al dealers have learned, an automobile is a postpon The ~.000 that remains lo be pjlid is indeed costly at 15 percent, but all the interest is deducti· ble on income laxes. Since many people a ble to own a $100,000 home are in a 40 percent bracket, the effective r ate may be 9 percent, or probably less than the inflation rate. The homeowner has the use of the house . Besides, a loss doesn't beeome official anyway until the house is sold. ln that respect. lt is no dif· rerent than a blue c hip stoc k. Would you be in- clined to sell a blue chip during the bottom of a bea r market? bl e purchase. And there are rarely shortages. . Moreover , interest accrues on only 80 percent of the total price, a nd it is also repaid in dollars of dechmn~ value That is. repayment of the loan lf you argue that to rent would cos t a family less than the monthly note you might be right. con· sidering real estate taxes must be added to the note But rents are rising because of strong de- mand and too little construction. Faster than real estate taxes. And the renter also has no equity at Demographics indicate strong demand. The number of people in the homebuying age is growing: some estimates place at 42 million the number who will fall into the age 25-34 category in the l980s. Be assured, they wi ll be housed. In any year there are usually enough cars to' meet de mand, with some left over at year end. ~ By contrast . housing often is in short suppl~, as it 1s now. It is seldom a frivolous consideratiol\: You must have shelter . either as an owner *• renter. regardless of the market's slate. 6. For v alue, consider durability 'Use your head' when selecting carpets Consider a mere JO minutes in the Life of the typical family car pel. A toddler grinds his hair eaten doughnut into the noorcover- ing, then proceeds to roll around with a frisky, flea-laden beagle. Add lo this the foot traffi c of adults. and you can see how much wear carpet bears every day It makes sense, then, to select the most durable carpet. as well as lhc most beautiful "Use your head. not your heart," is the advice of Don Joy, Tuttle's Carpets and Draperies. Laguna Beach. "Consider your lifestyle," he adds. "That should be among your top considerations .·· According to J oy. "Construction of the ca rpet affects durability Nylon 1s generally agreed to be the most versatile and durable carpel fiber. It is also the best choice for rooms with heavy tratric a nd activity. P remium third and fourth generation nylon ya rns are the sturdiest Third generation y arns are strong enough for commercial areas and active families. They're soft, dura- ble, resist fading and soiling, and have cCtrbon fil ament woven in to elim inate static eleetricity .. Also." notes Joy, "fourth generation ya rns have a soil resistant chemical proc· essed right into the fibers Thus. spilled li- q uids bead up on the surface and solid dJrt 1s held loosely by t he fiber s o it c an be vacuumed a way. Soil resistant properties of ' fourth generation yarns are an integral part of the fiber so they're effective in resisting soil." For kitchens. dining rooms and other a re as prone lo odor-causing spills . Burlington Industries has developed a new carpel collec- tion that prevents most household odors. The new carpet line, called BIOFRESH <T M>. is treated with an agent t hat prevents microbes and bacteria from multiplying. Food spills can lake a heavy toll on carpet. so a kit ch e n c arpet should be especially repelle nt against soiling. Accord- ing to Ted Baloyan, Alden's Carpets, Costa Mesa , most carpets m ade specificall y for kitchens are treated lo guard against spills. ·'Kitchen carpets have a moisture barrier therefore spills stay on top or the carpet Also. a low nap will clean up easier than a looped yarn style." Another source contributmg lo carpel de- terioralton is water. Flood prone areas, ac- cording to Baloyan, should be carpeted with polypylene fiber that won't change color even 1f subjected to flooding. Ultimately, a carpet's longevity is de· termined by the care it is given. Most carpet experts agree that proper maintenance starts with immediate attent ion lo spills so stains won't set in it. Regular vacuuming is also es- sential "Improper va cuum ing can be just as detrimental to your carpet as not enough vacuuming," s ays J oy. "Using the wrong set- t ang on the vacuum can cause yarns to pack or mat down prematurely so the carpet will look more worn than it really ls." The fre- q uency of vacuuming depends on the amount of traffic. but a minimum of once a week is s ugges ted. The f lonr of tile combination lwing room-dining room IS protected against odor-causing spill.~ U.S. pre fab housing finds Mideast market 13114 % =:= 30 YEAR Fl.XED RATE BAKERSFIELD CAP > When the construction mark et turned sour . American Home lndustnes looked abroad for business. What the cor poration round was a wa y t o re ver s e t h e f low o f pelrodoUars h"aded to Saudi Ara bia. T he farm's employees here are packaging 599 single-family homes under a $40 million contract with a Sauda Arabian oil company "People com menl these are JUSl like the houses down in the San Fe rnando Valley," complete with standard appliances like dishwashers and garbage disposals, said Presi- de nt Dave Cross in a telephone in- terview. Some companies s pecialize in ex- porting prefabricated offices and dormitories. but Cross believes his is the only firm sending standard houses abroad. The air-conditioned units for oil company e.nployees come with rive fl oor pla ns, have different floor elevations and range in size from l ,400 to 3,800 squre fe et. "In general , the company wa nts a house that looks like. feels like and has th e comfo rts of home for their e mployees. who are prim a rily Americans," said Cross. an architect by profession. The basic package is a 24 -foot by 8-foot by 8-fool carton containing a completed kitchen and bathroom and most of the finished products such as carpeting. cabinets. windows, doors, plumbing and insulation. Some sup- plies are purchased in Saudi Arabia. The t>ox serves as a shipping con- ta iner on a freighter trip lo the Mideast. It is set into a foundation at the construction site and becomes a te mpo rar y s t o r e r oo m while ··materials are removed and the rest of the house is going up around it." he explained. Bulk loads of wood studs , rafters, joists and plywood are sent with each monthly shipment. Materials for 16 units were sent the first time and the volume gr~ually rose to a steady 84 units per shipment . The arrangement works for the same reason that many imports sell m ore cheaply in the United States - labor costs. Cross said it is less ex- pensive for workers to prepare t he housing packa ges here than to obtain th e skilled labor a nd start from scratch in Saudi Arabia. Completed houses cost an average of $148,000. The ,Pi l company used lo spend $183,000 per unit on conven· tional housing -a difference of a lmost one fifth. Another as pect of the contract working in American Home's favor was the oil company's choice of American building codes. ''They needed a standard they were aware of and used to," Cross said. American codes offered "a sim· pie and easy approach ." State ho01e sales decline 14.6 percent in first half I LOS ANGELES <BW> -The an- nual rate of existing single-family home sales in CaUfomia for the six months ended June 1981 averaged 379,417 units. This represents a 14.6 percent drop from l~ first-half transactions, on a seaionally adjusted annual basil, the Calirom la Association of Realtors has announced. According to a report by the u - sodatlon 's Planning, Research and Econom ics Division . persistently high mortgage interest rates and restricted mortgage credit avallablll· ty combined to push ftrst-ball home reaales 35.1 percent below transac- tion levels recorded for the first half oftm. "Reule acth •lty ln the first hall of 1981 has been at lbe lowest level si n ce the 19'14 · housin g downturn," said Art Godi, C.A.R. president. "However, we are hopeful t hat some improvement will develop over the next several month.a ." The statewide median price of ex· istin& single-family homes for the first six months of 1981 was $105,396, an increase of 8.3 percent, or $8,051 from the $97,345 recorded for the six· m onth period ended June 1980. This ls in sharp contrast to the ub· precedented 24.4 percent •ppreela· tion rate reeorded e first h a lf ol 1979 and 1 "The sharp r uctlon ln the rate of housing appr latlon statewide was a lmost pr table, 1lven the on· 1ol n1 ,c natralnta on lbe market a ce," u td Joel Sln1eT, di of ptannlo1, research and ec o mlu . t Two and Three Bedroo m Tow n h o uses From $134,950 GARDEN PARK VILLAGE was conceived and developed on the same site as the original Roger's Gardens. For many years Roger's was Costa Mesa's most colorful spot, now it has become it's most desirable residential community. The unique design and custom touches that made Roger's Gardens famous have been given to each phase of the project. You 'll live near one of Southern California's great shopping centers and it's theatres. restaurants. schools. churches and freeways; and just fi ve minutes from Newport Harbor and the beautiful Blue Pacific. Business. pleasure, entertainment and a Garden to live in ... It's all here in Garden Park Village. MODELS SHOWN DAILY FROM 10:30 A .M. UNIQUE FEATURES: • Assumable loans no pre pay penalty • You own the land • 21h baths -Ceramic Tile • Woodburn Ing Fireplace -Gas Lighter • Custom Kitchen -Greenhouse Window • Double G arage -A utomatic Opener • Direct Access from Garage to Dwelling • Wet Bar -Private Patio Plus Deck • Recreation Area Heated Pool. Spa, BBQ •(131123 A .P.R.) NOW OPEN 0 > ~ • • 0 • = :z: . ---·-·-------------- Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT /Sunday, August 16, 1981 The big print giveth, fine print taketh away By Robert J . BruH DEAR BOB: Our realty a1eat, who laaa die U•tlnl oa ou.r home, brou&Jal u a pardaa.e offer at eur hall Hid.DI price, all cull. We were very llaappy since the a1ent bad ,.Id It WH almoat lmpoHlble to aeU a home today wUbout the seller talllal back a second mortgage. Tbe problem la that tbe buyer'• offer la cont· In gent upon bis getting a VA bome mortaa1e for .&lie full purchase price. Tbe VA appraJaaJ came la ~ut $750 below tbe aales prtce .ad we aareed &o cut the price by S750. That'• DO& ao bad, nt we didn't know that tbe contract say1 we mHl pay dae buyer's VA loan fee of 5 percml. Slaee we cllcla'l .&gree to do this, H we dldJa'l know tJill waa la Uae fine print, do we have to pay? !:), -Mra. Harold T . , DEAR MRS. HAROLD T.: Consult your al· ~rney . lf you signed the sales agreement but didn't read and unders tand it completely, you have only yourself to blame :-Most home sellers would be glad to gel all cash and sell for 95 percent of their asking price. The big drawback of FHA and VA home loans that the law says the buyer can only pay a 1 per· nt "loan processing fee." The seller must either a y the balance of the loan fee discount points or t make the sale ondo 01v11er's insurance I ' DEAR BOB: We just purchased our nrst COD· ;r.omlnlum. At the closing I asked If we needed Ore • tnsurance. Tbe attorney said the building Is In· .aured for fire damage. He dJdn't know If tbls ln· 1 EA l ESTATE MAILBAG eluded protection for da~age to our furniture and -imtlques. Does It? -David W. DEAR DA VID· No. The condominium owner's assO<'iation has a fire insurance and public liabili- ty policy for the building. But each condo owner ~hou ld buy special insurance, called a "con· 'domiru um owner's package poli cy." for his own (·ondomiruum unit. This insurance is much like an apartment renter's policy I tpays for losses toyourpersonal pro· perty caused by fire, theft. water a nd other insured nsks Most insurance agents offer these special condo insurance policies. Home sale beconws difficult DEAR BOB: We are awaiting completion of CJur new home. Although my husband's company bas arranged a new bank mortgage for us, we are unsure whether to make a bid gown payment to keep tbe monthly payments low or make a small down pay-sf ent. What do vou advise? -Laura L . DEAR LA URA . There are many advantages to taking the maximum home mortgage available. These include repayment in cheaper, inflated ~llars. maximum income tax deductions for •'lnortgage interest. and easy future resale since the -,buyer need make only a s mall down payment. ~ Of course the primary disadvantage of a big mortgage is the high montJtly payments. However, this 1s usually outweighed by all the advantages of laking the largest mortgage available. arm trade doesn't qualify DEAR BOB: Several years ago we inherited a rge farm which we now have ren~ to a tenanl. the end of the year we are thinking of trading s farm for a nice home where we would live. n this quallry for one of those tu-deferred ex· '"anges you often discuss? -Henry W. DEAR H ENRY : No. The exchange you describe is not a "like kind" trade. To qualify for '...tax-deferral. both properties Ln the exchange must A way to e nd -ro tten housing VlSA LI A lAPl Peter Carey has a dream of gelling rid of "rotten housing:· by helping poor people help themselves rehabilitate dilapidated homes. Carey coordinates the housing rehabilitation project of Self·Help Enterprises which is renovat- ing 100 homes in Tulare County this year. Self-Help's housing rehabilitation staff of 32, including eight licensed contractors. fixes up homes through grants up to S2,000 or deferred· payment. non-interest loans up lo $7,000. But the program encourages homeowners to do as much work as possible under a "sweat equl· ty" concept that poor people have more time than money to spend on their homes. The pr og r a m tries "to improve a neighborhood without giving the money away," Carey said in an interview. "It encourages stabili· ty and combats deterioration." Some recipients of federal grants or loans from the county or cities are senior citlz.ens or dis· abled who need the Self-Help staff to do most of their renovations. But many of those people can belp with work that isn't too heavy, such as clean· "'mg up the job site art er workers finish each day. "You wouldn't believe how much that is ap- • predated," Carey said. ' Other participants, such as one Woodlake ' family, do all the work themselves. A low-income family can become eligible for tbe program ii it owns and lives ln a home in a re- abiUtation target area, and the home is in a "con- tlon that can be brought up to contemporary ndards," Carey said. The ultimate goal, Carey added, la "to wipe out tlen taousln& and to work at lncreasln1 the public's areness ofbousing needs. "Housing is a community reaponslbllity. Peo· e don't llve in rotten boualna because they t.o, They're economically locked in." Since the rehabilitation project beaan ln 1974, rey bu encountered some pretty buardoua or mltJve conditions lhat needed correcUn1. "Outdoor plumbing is not uncommon," he d. ·•naere are unvented beaten and wlrinc I'd be afraid t.o put a Ught into." The need is even treater today with bitb lnfl•· Uon and interest rates. "The ti&hter the dollar•, the t11hter the ~teeiOOllllY, the more we need tbll," be said. "In Ulla m• al economic trouble we must 1tna1-1• to baa& .nd to scrape to keep 1otnf. The bouainc needa m ddl Nmmuity are phenomenal.•· I ' nz=::&::&a M m a .,. -se be held for lnveatn,ent or uae in a trade or busl· ness. Althou&h the farm meeta lhla requlrement, the personal residence doesn't. As a result, your farm profit will be taxable. Ask your tax adviser to explain further. · Details are ln my report "How Tax-Deferred Property Exchan1es Can Pyramid Your Wealth." To obtain your copy send a $2 check payable to "Newspaperbooks" for Report 80106 to the Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 259, Norwood, N.J . 07648 . Retirees ltit by interest rates DEAR 808: We are retired school teachers who worked hard to own our home free and clear. Now when we want to 11ell so we can move to a re· tlrement home, we find we can't sell for cash which we need to pay to a llfecare retirement home. Where do we go from here? -Dorothy G. DEA R DOROTHY Unaffordable high home mortgage interest rates have been with us over a year with no end in sight But just as you didn't earn your home equity all at once, you now can't expect to "cash out" all at once. W~n you find u retirement home you want to enter. talk to its administrator about financing your entry. Many will accept partial cash payment with the balance payable over several years . This will let you use your cash down payment from the home sale for the down payment. Your buyer's periodic payments on a first or second mortgage you take back can be used-to pay the ba lance of your retirement home payments . Or you may be able to assign those payments to the retirement home. Think creatively to use your real estate to reacb your goals. R eimbursem enl taxable? DEAR BOB: My husband has just been of· fered a promotion. But it involves selling our home which we just bought eight months ago. After pay- ing the realtor's fee and costs, we will have a Joss of about $3,000 which the employer wiJl pay us. Is this taxable income? Rosie N. DEAR ROSIE: Yes. ID&enaal Revenue Code aectloa llA says aucb paymee& b &uable com· oensatloa. Your tu ad \'laer bu farther detalla. ' CASH . REBATE* for August only QUALITY CONDOMINIUMS IN HUNTINGTON BEACH NEAR HUNTINGTON HARBOUR Beautiful 2 and 3 bedrooms each with covered garage, amidst a picturesque setting of waterfalls, ponds, and streams. An architectural triumph highlighted by red tile roofs and extensive use of exterior wood treatments. Impressive interior appointments Including vaulted ceilings and woodburnlng fireplaces. Spacious private patio or deck. Elevators lead to upper units and penthouse models. Swimming pool and therapy spas, with all grounds pro- fessionally maintained. Easy qualifying for first time buyers! from $109,990 Open Daily 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (714) 846-5557 ·Paid at lhe close ot escrow See salesperson tor associa11on oues aoo hnancil\Q de1a11s. Below Market Financing Investors Welcome > c ; 0N.tFl!t4t"4 Ao1( i .. ..... ....... 'BEST IN HUNTINOTOM -..CH THE WEST' HOMES FOR THE WEST'S BEST, YOUNG EXECUTIVES ••• Especiallr, foe young, Orange County executives who know where they're headed, here arc the "Gold Nugget ' award-winning homes that fit your lifestyle and your image. Beautiful condominium residences, estab~shcd within a spectacular letting of running streams, plush foliage, waterfalls, and great recreational attractions ... the perfect mind unwinder. 0 Wood·Buming Fireplace 0 Modem Kitchens with Pantry & F uU Complement ol App!iances 0 Ceramic Countertops 0 Luminous Kitchen Ceilir.gs 0 Enclaled, Two-Car Garate ~ith Automatic Door Opener 0 Private Patioa oc Balconies 0 Swimming Pool & Whirlpool Spa. The location, right in the heart ol everything, the best in Orange County. PENTRIDGE COVE ~ ~ 10 un. 'til duail " Interest Rate 12% % 13.010% APR Two Bedroom, Two Bath &om $117,900 Baker at Randolph, Co.ta Mesa (714) 557-2360 By M.D. Jw,e Cc.npuy, loc., bowa for quality conatrucbon. unique, expmaive deUcne, and iiatepated appciintrnenta at affetdab&e prices. P_,.. C:O.. it• c .de ' ' •. ~ IMi••• :e ie dw for YoU· AIJt. yow .U.. ffP'....-._ f0t t COlllftllllty UIOCiltioD f1e1 Wet. CM.0. J-CAi;.r, 1981 Pnc. effeci:l¥e•d r" ....... s.i.. F' I">~---.., ..... ·-~ o1.., at all $Ind. •• a 1 .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, August 16, 1981 a MII4I,ION DOLLAR HOMES FOR THE CONNOISSEUR OF ELEGANCR Newly constructed ~editerranean Villa atop Spyg.lass Hill captures unparalleled views of Pacific coastline & Newport Harbor. Authentic old world detailing & charm are offered thruout this 5 BR, 7 bath home. Guarded by iron gates & carved lions. special features incl. carved doors. imported tile fl oor,s, stone & brick ceilings, stained glass windows & onyx dressing rooms. I The dining & living rms, entertainment center & master suite, enjoy views of pool, ocean, courtyard with gardens & fountains. $2,400,000. Barbara Ballmann, Hillary Thamer. COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL Real Estate Services 2161 San Joaquin Hills Road ~:::...;t.:;;:;::......:::!:=::.::.:.;;::::::..::..::=::::=: ____ .!:...~..:..._,Newport Beach. 644-9060 One of the largest oceanfront estates in the Newport-Laguna area. Walled and gated, the estate is located among other prestigious estates in beautiful Woods Cove. This 4 bedroom, 4 bath home and 2 bdrm. 2 bath guest house are surrounded by an exquisite garden with a jacuzzi, pool and Koi pond. Steps lead to the sand. There are 2 legal lots-about ¥4 acre. $5, 750,000. CAROLTATUM,REALTOR 7141494-0029 Your own tennis court, with complete privacy and security. This new 6000 square foot home has 2 jacuzzis. sauna, wine cellar, exercise room, 4 BR., 5 Baths, swimming pool, hand crafted oak through out, stained glass windows. This luxurious home is located on a 1.8 acre estate Ideal for family living, entertaining and recreation. Enjoy cool ocean breezes in charming Laguna Beach. Realistically priced at $2,500,000. to see this one-of-a-kind home call GORDON YOUNG REAL TOR 714/644-8382 This immaculate 4 BR family home features superior existing 1st trust · • deed and owners wi II consider a large 2nd trust deed with extremely favorable terms. Also f ea tu res large slip and side tie. $1,200,000 including the land. GEORGE GRUPE 644-6200 . MACNAB-IRVINE REAL TY 1648 San Miguel Drive Newport Beach 644-6200 A totally coordinated environment reflecting good taste and quality. Luxurious master suite plus 5 bedrooms, family room, formal dining room. gourment kitchen/breakfast area. spa and pool. Slip for large boat and 2 side ties. $1,395,000 WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. 2400 Pacific Coast Hwy, NB 631-1400 315 Marine Ave, Balboa Island 673-6900 If u 102 ft. of water-front at $1,000/ft. = $1 ,020,000. 80 ft . of dock at $1 ,200/ft. = $88,000. Deck and professional landscaping, $42,000. Purch(lse price $1 , 150,000. Living room. dining room, kitchen, family room and 3 bedrooms on the water. 5 Bdrm, 3 bath, 3 car garage. 3600 sq. ft. Beautiful used brick patio with Malibu lights. Full bar. Exquisite view of the Harbor. Call for information on "Parade of Million Dollar Homes." in Huntington Harbour. KELLY Sf'iOW & ASSOCIATES 714-•-131 5 or 846-3672 (residence) OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 pm, StOSO. BAY FRONT a Prestigious, contemporary, across from the Pavilion with 1ao• Bay view. Corner location, on-shore mooring, natural woods, vaulted ceilings and teak book cases are a few of the many fine features in this 5 bedroom. 3+ bath home plus separate maid's quarters. $1,195,000. AEGIR PROPERTIES, INC. Real Estate & Investment 306 Marine Ave./Balboa Island 675-4000 ,, T 'Prime location on the tip of Linda Isle w/127' on the bayfront. Exquisitely detailed chateau ~f approx. 6500 sq. ft. Spacious formal living & dining rms. handsome panelled library. lg playroom for billiards. Mstr suite w /his & hers baths & dressing rms. Some amenities include 5 BRs. pool. spa, sauna. air cond., attic. wine cellar. Dockage for 80" yacht. Offered as a leasehold estat~ at $5,000,000. Cathy Schweickert 642-8235 MACNAB-IRVINE REALTY 901 Dover Drive. Newport Beach •---' 642-8235 ._..-------------~---- Six bedrooms .. five baths .. dining room .. family room .. designed by renowned architect J. Herbert Brownell in the Frank Lloyd Wright tradition .. Every room in this dramatic offering is meant to be enjoyed .. the sinfully superlative view is but one of its many satisfying sensations .. private pier and slip allow four large boats to moor .. $1,400,000. Awesome financing. Owner will carry $1 ,000,000 1st trust deed. DALEBOUT BAY & BEACH 631-7300 A charming 4 bedroom, 3 bath home on the water awaits the owner in the private residential area of Dover Shores. Within, Laura Ashley wall coverings and lovely antiques enhance the interior design. Featured are family rm. with an English pub bar finished with leaded glass and brass, beautiful formal dining rm, lge open kitchen and extensive deck and patio. There are 2 ti replaces, wooden peg & groove floors, and numerous additional amenities. The property contains a private entry. lush landscaping and a dock for a 50' boat. $1,400,000 Fee Land. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. 2400 W. Pacific COast Hwy, NB 631·1400 315 Marine Ave., Balboa Island 673-6900 MIIJ.ION DOLLAR HOMES .FDR ThIE CONN()~EUR .Oj ELEGANGB~ ' ' ... ' ' l. ----• 4 4 • ' . . . Orang Coaat DAILY PILOT/Sunday, August 16, 1981 Single FamiJY Homes in Huntington Beach from $149,990 I~ Special Bonus: $1,000.00 Decorator Allowance Builder pays Non-Recurring Closing Costs Magnificent 2 and 3-bedroom homes across the street from scenic Lake Park. only a short walk to the beach. 1 I 1 I I I ' I LI I ,..J..-J .,- Creative exterior designs are 1n perfect harmony with the ambiance of the ocean Lavish interiors offer an abundance of open space and feature sumptuous master suites Massive hand-made wood-burning fireplaces. private fenced yards with large patios and attached 2 and 3-car garages. Fee simple title and no monthly association fees Award· Winning architect Barry Berkus designed Seaside Pointe m llu11tmgto11 Heach A warm village atmosphere, plus the convenience of a central location in the charming old tree section of Huntington Beach 10010 Down Seaside Pointe homes available for purchase ~a ti,[~ S~i~l.~ewFinancing Christiana Companies Inc. is bringing its 20· year history of development at Huntington Harbour to a close by offering Seaside Pointe, a !>elect community of waterfront homes on Trinidad Island Each or the one· and two-story. three· bedroom estates comes with a boat shp, giving the owner direct ocean access Crom his own back door. Prices start al $695,000. Christiana is offering a financing package with available three-year, fi ve-year and 30 year terms starting al 127,11 percent. Take the San Diego Freeway to Bolsa Chica offramp, and go 2 6 miles west lo Edinger Avenue. and turn right Travel to Trinidad Lane, turn left, and follow signs leading lo the project The sales office is located at 3302 Venture Drive For a view· ing appointment. call 846·4463or <213> 592 2839 • Standard-Pacific Corp has added the new Verdugo <Plan 5> to its Mabury Ranch collection The two-story. four -bedroom, three-bath home features a massive double-facing fireplace and wet bar connecting the living and family rooms In addition to the Plan 5, Mabury Ranch offers buyers a choice of four floorplans with from two bedrooms and den to four bedrooms in both one· and two-story configurations Prices range from $152,900 and $207,990. The sales center and decorated models are open daily except Thursday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m Take the Newport Freeway to Katella Avenue. Go east on Katella to Center Drive, left on Center to Taft Avenue and right on Taft to the homes al the corner or Taft and Loma Street in Orange For further information, call 974-2100. • Sycamore Creek , Pacesetter Homes' new single family development in El Toro, 1s offering interest rates of 1331.i percent for three years with 20 percent down for their large three· and four· HOUSING BRIEFS bedroom homes. The balance is amortized over 27 years al 16~4 percent < 171'• percent APR> Just seven of the residences are left, with pnces start- ing at $127 ,995. The sales office and model homes are open daily from 10 a .m. lo 5 pm. Take the San Diego Freeway to El Toro Road. Go north on El Toro Road past Trabuco Road three-quarters of a mile to models. For further information call 770-4018 . • Priced from $169,000, with 10 percent down payments available, Buller Housing Corp. 's one-. two-and three-bedroom models at Sandcastle in Newport Beach are available at 12:1. percent financing for three years. The 1234 percentage is amortized over a 30-year time period, with no pre- payment penally Thal means if conventional rates should Call below the i2:14 figure. the buyer can refinance al the new. lower rate. Take the San Diego Freeway to MacArthur Boulevard, proceed toward the ocean to Pacific Coast Highway. then right one short block to Avocado and left lo the development. Models are open from 10 a.m t ill 6 p.m. daily. For more in· formation, call 673·3271 • Casl\as del Monte, Palm Springs' only timeshare condominiums, offers 1,600 square feet and are fully furnished and equipped two- bedroom, two-bath homes. Each unit can com- fortably accommodate six people. In addition to the swimming pool and barbecue facilities, resi- dents have access to the Casitas del Monte spa. Another feature of this timeshare con- dominium is an exchange program whereby vaca- tioners may enjoy comparable accommodations at resorts throughout the U.S. or abroad. This op- tional program is conducted by Interval Interna- tional, an independent firm associated with the timeshare industry. Make reservations by calling 320-4108. • Barratt's Vida Pacifica townhomes in En- cinitas are located on a rolling hilltop In Village Park:. The one-and two-story residences are priced from $103,500 and are available with low In· lerest-rate financing durtng the first two yeara of ownership, making it easier for first-time buyers to qualify. Take the San Diego Freeway to Encinitas Boulevard and then east to El Camino Real. Proceed left on El Camino, then right on Mountain Vista Drive. The sales office and decorated model homes are open from 11 a.m. lo 7 p.m. For more Information phone Sally Oswalt at 94.2--0564. • 'The "equestrian estate" Image of the "Car· rtaae IUU" community pastoral countryside of North San Diego County bu resulted In a near sellout of the ranch homes. Offertn1 20 acres of open 1pace, lncludJn1 a community borae training arena, and acceas to numerous miles of scenic brldJe trail•, Carrta1e HUI bu maintained a steady pace of sales, mostly ,, ' to those who C'ommute to work in San Diego or in Orange County The remaining group of single family homes is priced from $104.450 to $199,950. ©.stat(!D Open Daily 10a.m. to6p.m . (714) 536-1459 Model homes and the sales office are open. daily, except Wednesdays and Thursdays, from 10 a m. to dusk Take the San Diego Freeway to ll1ghway 78, then go inland to Melrose Avenue, ex 1ting south. one-half mile to the equestrian ranch homes. Additional information is available by call mg 758-8790. See salesperson for tananong cletails Settle for more. Hilltop l.hin1tin I u~unu ll1lh When ~uu 1nH·,1111ll1c11t·1glih11f hood ol a 411.irtl'r m11l11111dnll.1r '111 ,, home. there'' no rcJ'"" "'-cit!. '"' 1hc mere dpfll:ara11,..: "' 411Jllf\ '!nu dner\t: real 4u.il11\ l '111.umrrorn1,cc.l And 111 dq.,1 h I ool. dccrh 1111.11hc h111n1·, .. 1 I akon Hill h1u'll l111J hJnJ ,Jf\1.'J 'ohd oat.. d1Wf\ ( u\tom made lc:".1deJ and 'ta1nc.-d ~'"" 1".111d11"'' 'whla11c 'ohd bra\\ hJrd"'are 11.rnJ 1 ru"' ckJ Ct'1hngs. H.rnJ 'et I dl•U u:ram1, 111\: Kohler plumt11ng fl\1urc' lkHkJ gla" mirror' < U\tor11 •• 1bine1 " And more You'll dl\•O\Cr J r.lf( pcrlt'.t111n ol de1ailed ,ralt\111.111,h1p l 1111\ 1nnova11vl.' le.i111re,. Ref111cmc111 ol Jc\1)111 FA!:_CQN HILL Ar,h11c .. r11ral dar1n11 And a 'Jl<..:la,ular lixa1111n cho,cn "'11h 1he future in rn1nJ See I alnm Hill \111111 Bccau\c. if ) ou d nn '1, )OU ma) 'cule lu1 3 & 4 Bedrooms From $214,000 to $259,000 (714) 831-5380 Sales office hours arc 12:00 p.m. 10 6:00 p.m. daily. lnlOfmltlOtl rq11d1na thr <Ommumly \Cfl<1Cn fton II l•lllablr It ihr .. inornct Ptt<., rrffel1\f fOf dradhnr ol 1111• P11bb••ll<>n ·~ ~nllll•f" '"' dtlall• n a ozem .. ome1 h1ng lc\' than you de~cr H~. ' A ti .... 1: ......... . .. r . ·• • I "' . MCmCaCMI P\lllUC MaAaU .. Dlllti ~ ... ,., Ttw.1t1•&.1t1. ............. ....,,,,_.. ..... .,.._, ._.*-•·CA"'" ~:City., M~ IMdl '"" .......... ....,.., ...... , ....... HeM & "'-4111, Ill< IOMll ..-o. ~ ... Mt·t ... ..,..jeet 1.etetlM. WltMll .. 1 ltiM llf wey " ,,.. MrMI ,,_ tllll lt../Ot .. Aw. le IW SW ., "'edfk c:o.tC H ..... ..,. "'ro,led Oeeu i,tkwl: C-tr1KllGll " t41J II ol ...... 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'262' P4"rlcll Allen L-. 1"'3 I-•· Coste Mltw, Ce. '2•2' Thia buslnn• 11 conducted by an In· dlvlduel. PetrlO Allen 1.-n Thlt .Utemenl 'wM !lied wllfl the County Clerk of Ore119e County on ........ ,.1, "'1'M Pu1111"'9CI Orenot Coe•I Delly PllOI 'ICTITIOUI •UllNlll NAMl ITATIMINT The followlflt --11 dolflt llUIS-,........1: THE "OYALE PARROT, :M6J WI ..... ~ C-te ilMM, Ce. m» 1.llll.,. S. "C10e<11, ~ WlftdMr Coun, c.u o\MM, C•. m» Thia buSIMU I• conducted by ... ~ div-. 1.1111 ... s. 11-n• Tllla atetement w .. llled with tM County Clerk Ill O<-COUftly on J11ly JO,,.,. "'1»'1 Pullll"'9CI Ore1199 Coe•1 Delly PllOI •1>11. '· ''· u . JO. "" 1564-tt PUIUC MOT1CE Aue.'· I .. U, lO, "" >S-1 -----------1 -IH II' Mllnl't: ,ICTITIOUI •USINl!SI nr-1'11111~ NAMa STATaMl!NT Tiie lollowln9 PerMlnS ere dol119 IM.ISl-es. "CTITIOUI IUSINl!U THE WIDE WORLD OF GAMES, NAM• STATaMl!NT ?1010 8"c.ll Blvd. Huntl119ton Beecll, The foll-lllQ pe..-. la doing bllM· Ce . n.. 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Terry Weaver 21(1'.1> Monie IMPERIAL REPUBLI~. ,.,., Ybl1°C-teMew C• tin1 Hele•--. ln.lne, CA '2114. Thi~ -IMU ,; concN<led by en ,,,.. WILLIAM W TAYLOR, JU -3'111 dlvl-1 Slreet, ~ 8eecll, CA '2"'3. Terry wee,..r R08ERT E. LOffGMAN. SIO -This stelitfnHll wH flled with U. ltth Slreot, N..._l hech, CA 91"3. County Clerk of Ore1>9e County on Tllla bull""' Is conC111<1ed 01 • Aueu.U, '"' IJOMrel pet'tnel"llllp. 1'167927 Wllllem W hylo< PubllsNd Or-Coe\! Delly Piiot Thia !~t ':.':'~ wllll the •uv '· 1'· 23· JO, 1911 U1'-ll I County Cl..,. ol Or-County on July u. "" ,,.n., PullllslWd 0r•fl9e C-st Oelly Piiot. •ue. 2. '· "· n , 1"1 :M1w 1 ru1uc MOncE N5-7"1J l'ICTITIOUS IUSINl.SS NAM• STATEMENT TM lollowlng perM1ns are doln11 .,..,,neu., n. C--et• 1,....., Tiie •• ,,., 1m999, Tr. EllKllllw lm999; Tiie Social I-; Tr. P.-.CI ........ 1n11 Mein SlrMI. s..11e E. 1,..1,.., ce11...,.,,..m .. 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JD, Seo! •. 1•1 l6n.t DEA TH NOTICES KLINE ru1uc NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUltN•SS NAM• ITAT•MINT Ttw foltowlflQ _ _, Is 00"'9 .,...._ neun LYTTOff •EALTY, 12 .. C:.O-ey ,..,.,,.,., C.O.te Me ... CA fJ62'. R08ERT LYTTON C ROW !Owner·Brol<.,.1. tt• C-•Y A-, C~l•MKe,CAm2'. Tiiis ..,.. ..... II c-.Ctecl by ... ,,,. dlvio..M. R-nL cr- T1111 1te-wn filed wllll the County Clerk of 0<-•fl9e County °" •"II· 1, ,.,. SYLVIA W. KLINE. res1· P1it11lshecl 0renoie eoest 0.11~1= dent or Costa Mesa, Ca ""' ,._n.30.Se94.•."" »74-4t Passed away on August 6, 1981. Memonal ser vices will be held for anyone who PUBLIC NOTICE wishes t o attend on Monday. l'ICT1nou11u11N11ss August 17. 1981 al 11 ·00AM NNll• ITATl!MaNT at the B ell Broadway ...,!i"~0~~·11111 ...,...,,., .,. do111e Mortuary Chapel, Costa STVH SURFER. 101 -u111 Mesa No nowers please In Street • .._, llHOI, CA '2'61. lieu of rlower s memorial JACK OEE LINSCOTT, JOO E. conlrlbut1ons are requested Coe•• "'.,..•Y. •JOt, N-port e.ecti, CA'2WO. t o the S . Kline Fund of MEI.BA M. 1.1HSCOTT. JOO E. Animals, 333 East 17th SL, Coest Hl.,._ev, •>01, ... __., &ffdl, Costa Mesa. Ca. 92627 r /o c~~:'°~neu 1, <.Oftclu<led br .,. ,.,. K ·9. dht10ue1. Melbe NI. l.IMCOU This stet-I wes llled wllll the Neptune Society C-y OM! ol Or .... county on Jiiiy CREMATION IUlllAL AT SEA JO, 1ttl. 646-7431 Y!Mlr Mdel -..,;ty a,.. wt•u11s N1t1lfll•etleo1 MMfih ltlaY •HIY •-••II -<rwnetlOft aervlces. Cell for,,... ponlolio 1• llrs. Com./ llltr NIClllOTHHS SMITHS' MOITUAJIY 627 Main St Huntington Beach 536-6539 'ACIAC YllW MIMOllAL,411 Cen-etery Mortuary Chapel-Crematory 3500 Pac1l1c View Onve Newport Beach 644-2700 McCObKX MOITUAllH Laguna Beach 494·9415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 HAUOll L.AW.._MT. OUYI Mortuary • Ce~tery Crematory 1625 Gisler Ave . Costa Mesa 5'40-555'6 rtllClllOTHHS '4t&l •O.ADW A Y M0«1UAIY 110 Broadway Cott1Maa 642-9150 IAlTI ..... ON IMTMITVTMU WISTC .... CHANL 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa 8-46-9371 ,,., .. PvbllllWd Or ..... Coast Delly Pile(. A119. 2, t, 1', 21, ttel 1'1WI PUBLIC NOTICE ,.CTITIOUS •USINISI MAMe STAT.MINT The loll-"'9 __, 11 dDl119 IMltl MHM' CHI.RF CONSTRUCTION, t4 AUi• Ot'lw, C.0.ta Mase, CA '2•». PAT"ICIC M. CHERI",,., AullM, Co.le M1M. CA '2•2'. Tiiis 111.W,_1 Is conducted by en dlvlduel, Petrl<ll M. 0.rf Tiiis llM-1 -fllell wllll U. CCIUl!IY Oe<1I ol Or .... Olunly Oii JtAy JO, '"'· PUBLIC NOTICE "'tCTITIOUlatlllNllS MAM9 ITATl .... 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Lee llorvey Oswald. the alleged ossassm of President John F Kennedy. 1s escorted mto Dallas poltce head.quarters m this November 1963 photo Almost 18 years after the Dallas tragedy, there 1s controversy over whether body of Oswald. shot to death two days after Kennedy's murder. 1s m his grave This rs recenlly·obtained photograph purporting to show the body of Lee Harvey Oswald shortly before tnmal .Vov 25. 196:1 . three daqs after Oswald allegedly a.ssa.<;smated Presu1ent John F Kennedy The photos were provided to former Fort Worth Star-Telegram reporter Jim .\1arrs O!J a Fort Worth policeman who asked to renuim arwn1Jmous The .">crotches on the prmt are on the original "'\ Who really i,s • in Oswald's grave? By MIKE COCHRAN AueclMlll""'9alW,._ FORT WORTH, Texas -The sky was stiU dark the morning of Nov. 25, 1963 when police of- ficer R. W. "Rocky" Stone was called from his home and sent to the Miller Funeral Home. His as- signment. Guard the body of Lee Harvey Oswald. killed the day before. two days after he allegedly assassinated President John F. Kennedy in Dallas, 30 miles to the east. . ·'I was in the funeral home when he got there and I never lost sight of him from the time they dressed him until we dropped him in the hole at Rose Hill," Stone, now 56, said in an interview. Stone said the current "casket contro· versy," swirling around t he Oswald grave, is "ridiculous." He said he is certain Oswald was buried, as reported, in Rose Hill Cemetery. "There is no way in hell that his body cannot be in there." Stone said. Stone's ex-boss, former Fort Worth Police Chief Cato Hightower, backed up the officer 's re· collections : "We looked in the casket ... and we could easily identify Oswald." The casket controversy stems largely from the claim made by British author Michael Eddowes Corpse guard insists there's no mystery tbal the grave contains the body of a Soviet spy, an Oswald look-alike, named AJek J ames Heidell. Oswald's Russian-born widow. Marina, last year gave Eddowes her consent to try to have the body exhumed. but the efforts were blocked by Oswald's brother, Robert. who had paid the $710 funeral bill Last week. she and her husband, Kenneth Porter, told reporters they believe the Oswald casket is empty. "I personally think. and my opinion is the same as Marina's, there's no body in there," Porter said. "There's just been too m any small and large things that point to the fact that the body's been moved or destroyed or whatever." Porter would not give specific reasons why he and his wife believe the body has been removed. But Mrs. Porter has said she once was visiled by two purported federal agents who asked for permission to check the grave. She said she did not believe they were who they said they were and de- nied them permission. The Porters have vowed to renew legal action in an effort to open the grave. "I'd like to find out if there's a body in there." Mrs. Porter said. Stone said he accompanied the body to the cemetery and stood guard in the tiny Rose Hill .chapel until the coffin was carried to the grave. No pallbearers were available. so several newsmen, including this reporter, were recruited. Stone recalled how one rumor about no body in the casket got started. He sajd an "obnoxious" re- porter kept asking him if he were certain the cof· fin contained a body. "I flna lly told him there wasn't any body. I told him they took the body out and buried it somewhere else," Stone said. Chuckling at the memory. he said the reporter raced across the cemetery to find a telephone. Later, Stone said, Hightower came into the chapel complaining that someone had "started a rumor that there's no body in the casket." Three pallbearers -Fort Worth Star- Telegram reporters Jerry Flemmons and Jon McConal and retired United Press International reporter Preston McGraw -said they remem- bered the rumor "We're not going to have any of that, .. McGraw recalled Hightower saying as he ordered the casket opened. "We opened it up and. of course. he was lying there. I knew damn good and well . it was -- Oswald," Stone said. Hightower said he, too, looked inside the cof· fin. "It was Oswald," he said. Hightower added that Os wald's mother. Marguerite. also identified the body at the grave. The funeral home director. Paul Groody, said • he opened the casket for Oswald's mother. brother and widow minutes before lowering at into the ground and sealing the concrete vault ''I was in the funeral home and I never lost sight of him from the time { they dressed him until we dropped him in the hole." "His brother or his mother would have stopped me if it hadn't been him in that casket." said Groody. now retired. "I brought the body over from Parkland <Hospital) and nobody switched bodies on me," he added defiantly. Before her death this year. Marguerite Oswald confided to a reporter that she was almost certain her son's body was still in its gr ave. She said she had visited Rose Hill regularly and would have noticed if the grave had been distur bed. She suggested . however. that the body could have been switched or removed after it was lowered into the ground and before it was covered. Family members left the cemetery immediately after the brief graveside service. But Hightower also doubts that scenario. "Of· ficers were there until the casket was covered and the grave filled," he said. "A lot of people saw the grave covered up, saw the dirt go in. Not only of· ficers. but onlookers.'' Waiting • m wings, they , • ·I ·l keep big top ,~. on top h 11 horses and wandering chimps -or, occaaionally,11 NEW YORK (AP ) -They earn their living walling ln the wings. Tim Holst and Jeffrey Loseff are the dark-suited men amid the ra11le·danle of sparkling lights, pink and yellow glitter, snappy music and frolic. Their Job is to stand to one side and see that not.bing goes awry at ·'The Greatest Show on Earth" -the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Balley Circus. It's not easy. A typical two or three minutes can go like th.ls : Holst, sitUn1 maybe 300 feet away from t.be farthest ring where one of the bi1h wire sets la performing, glances at three riqa, then snaps his head back toward that farthest one. He starts toward U, then alts down a1aln. "I tbou&ht I saw one ol them 1•t the wind knocked out of him," he explalnl. "Ob no, be didn't fall. I Just ootlced it.•• That's how lt workl. Holat, tb9 performance director, and LoHtf, hb Ullltant, have to notice evel'Jthlnl about en17 act. 1t mean1 keeplnc tb.etr eye1 on three rlnp -develop(aa a 1lxtb 1ense about the show. • Loleff 1a.y1 be can tell bow far __, u act la by the "oobl and ·• abba" ol the audience. There are 175 performen and IOO animals ln tbe clrcua. Twice a day -three timea on Satunt.11 Holat and Iaett watch for balky t ••• a performer's bad fall. , , Of course, there's more. r There's keeping all lhose performers and t animals happy. For one thing, moat of tb~1 acrobatic performers are from forelen countries, and sometimes, lf the countries don't iet alon1 politically, well. says Loaeff, some of the ac~) don't get along. So what do you do? I "You don't give them tbe same dreaatns l room," he says. Then there are the anima.11. , 1 Circus headliner Gunther Gebel-Williams and hla , family work with animal trainer Henry Schroer 1J takin1 care of the elephants, U1era and horses. U there's a problem, say, with a U1er that doetn'tff feel llke playin1 circus that day, Holst aaya tbe1 answer ls limple: './ "We call Gunther or Henry.'' 1t Ttu. year, the show bu a 10-foot-t.all baby 1· giraffe. Holst aays he worries moet about blm. Holst calla It the most danieroua animal lo the drcua. . 1 "It'• got lncred.lbly powerful h1Dd lep," be ex.1 plainl. "Il you tt.ood eye to eye wlth a Slraffe, all you'd see 11 blt blpe. He cu kill a lion witb oae kick, can YoU lmalln. what hit'd do to a l*'IOD1 ., "And a sirafft really hat no other way to defencl n ltaelf. It'• vlalon lan't partlcularly 1oocl. And lt'aH not much for vCf al cordl. Solt'U kl ck." ~ ·~ I . ..__ «:It Orange Cout OAILV PILOT /8und1y. Auguet 18, 1981 INDEX T1ftaceY11t M. 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S fireplaces, wine mo cellar on 1 full acre . ;:: Ci rcular cobblestone t1!ll dnveway Call to 1nspttt -renderings, site and com parable home Buy :_~ now and save a small """' fortune. :! Sl.100,000 -111711 --A tittle jewel surtounded by 6 mansions. Needs decorating , great :: possibilities for expand· 'IM ing Almost an acre 111-~ crl!dible possibilities ~ SllS,000 "111 lf!"lll lf1ZJ 'llZI '1117 fllll fill tll.'I t1Jt Vil!! Vltjj V1'2 nw r.11 MY OWN personal ho m e Magnificent blending of Countr y French &i Tudor, but every inch an original. Warm and comfortable, elegant and exquisitely decorated a nd "'" landscaped. Over 5000' -~: 4 bdrms. 6 baths, 4 ~~ fireplaces. pool and spa. 111~ Wine cellar and tasting mu room . One of the most :l: beautiful homes for sale = at any price. ~~ $1,250,000 •1 - RICK ALOERITTE REALTOR 731-4444 ::~ l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! •11 -;: DUP\11 = $94 too 55 ~r':t~oU'n::~~~~ : come · '140 Mo. 1 y .. r ., home pnitect.iofl plan la ... tluded. Call to He I = Ml-1171 ---W1ll .,. THE REAL ESTATE RS THE REAL ES TATE RS lll I WATH NOMT, CDM -OPIH SUM 12·4. Charming 3 Br, 3 Ba remodel w/Garden dining, library. Private master suite w/VIEW and l Br, 1 Ba Guest unit. Seller wi II help finance. $625,000. Ziil IATSIDI DltlVI -Of'IN SUM 12"4. 122' Prime Water-frontage. 4 Br, 4 Ba. l"r. Pier and slip for large boat. Exceptional Harbor Activity VIEWS! Seller will help finance. $1.750.000. L.H. NIWPOIT HACH -19UISTIJAN -Authentic Georgian C:Olonial on 2.4 acres overlooking Upper Newport Bay. 6 Br. 512 ba, Dr. Fr. Study, Pool plus Barn and adjacent corrals and riding ring. Seller will h elp finance . $2,200,000. coaOHA DR MAR DUPLD -3 Br, 2 Ba/ 2 Br 2 Ba So. of Highway. Se ller will help fmance s:m.ooo. IALIOA ISLAND -Spanish style 3 Br l Ba home plus bachelor unit . Steps to So. Bayfront. Seller will ~elp finance. $379,500. HARIOR RIDGE CUSTOM -5 Br, 51'2 Ba, Dr . Library. Fr. Pool and TERRIF'IC Bay. Ocean and City Light VIEWS' Lots of used brick, oak paneling , crown moulding. decorator tiles and fixtures. $2.500.000 Fee llG CANTON -2 Br McLain townhome w /full golf co urse VIEW -pri vate double garage. $257,000. MARTH.A MACMAI 64M2l5 !'O!.U. anma. !'O!.U. umnarDl --DAaS 9(1 llO¥w llt1vt Hartlor v..., ca. ~ 8-ll. CA~ hwprm llodl.CA911le11Cl (714)1143..W (714)~ TIME TO PICNIC on the park like grounds or this sharp 3 br. 2 ba Irvine condo. Near pool & recreation center. Large private patio, move-in condition with assumable financing. $156,000. Better hurry! ONCE IN A LIFE will you !ind 61 rt. on main turning basin or Newport Bay with views rrom almost everywhere. Plus 5 Br, 6 Ba, pool, spa and room to dock 4 yacht.I. Our Linda Isle beauty is priced at $2,100,000 with great terms. WHITEWATER VIEW Lovely 3 bedroom with fantastic ocean and canyon views. Sit in the gazebo & enjoy. Lush landscaping compliments this sharp home. $299,00>. YESTERDAY'S PRICE Pin sharp 4 Br. fam. room, gourmet kitchen. atr ium . best Irvi ne lo cation. Drastic reduction. $205,000. WINDOW ON THE WORLD The answer to all your dreams ! This re modeled Portofino is in Phase m of the most popular area in Newport Beach. 4 Bds., 4 baths, a sweeping view of Orange C:Ounty & much, mu ch more! Call for financing details. $450,<XX> SECLUSION If you desire guarded gate community, great central location, all the amenities including 4 bds. 21Ar baths, formal dining room, exercise pool and spa, then see our SEAVIEW New Bedford. The financi ng Is fantutic ONLY 1385,000. --.. -. -; • $ • ••• ,. •,. 0 0 • 0 0 THE :REAL ESTATERS O~E Very clean 3 bdrm, family rm. rrplc. lg~ fenced yard. F'ruit trees. Sll9,900 MAUltT STAUFfll SEA LtOM UAL TY 67).5354 OCEAN VIEW HODOWH Hare Harbor View 11111~ opporturuty! Owners are de~perate and will help finance Exciting new '"TICK ET" program Buyers must qualify Spectacular ocean view' Secluded pool only S3S9,900. Hurry, call 673-8550 THE REAL ESTATERS To Place your "Fast Result" Service Directory ad Call Now 642-5671 bt. l2Z THF. REAL ESTATER!:i LIDO ISLE OfllMSUM l·I lltVNltte..e .. Sharp contempor11r)', hl•h collln11, 11.tnoy patio, c bdm11 • ll1r11t< dhlln1 rm. IW,000 Tht• Lawson Realty ,, ··. "'"' Comp,rny 12'/J% Sll,OOODWN Vacant and ownrr 11o 11nl' out ' !luge 2 Bclrm a• J b11Lh condo with l11r.it· family IJY1ng area l\t lached garage $1 lS,!IOO total price C11ll nuw, 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS $80,IDJ AITD 12°1~10,.... Charming 4 bedroom, fresh new paint, de corato r t ouc h throughout Bea utiful front lawn. pool size I back yard. By owner 1 Last weekend before we List. SIJS,000 840 San ti ago Mesa Del Mar 85!·9100, ~148 Want Ad Results 642-5678 W~nt Ad Help? 642-5678 ' I ~ MEW LISTING 4 Bdrm 2 12 Ba on 14 Ac . Westcliff. $259,900. OWC. Kasey & Norm McKinley, 631·12fi6 l IDRM-f'OOL-GUEST HOME ltEOUCED $20,000 Large tas tefull y decorated executive home. Circular drive to lovely 3 Bdrm 2 Bath ranch style home. Complimented by giant sparkling pool & guest house ! Excellent financing ava ilable. Just reduced $20.000 hurry. there is only one! Call Adrienne LINDA ISLE Finest location on all Linda . 76' of wa terfront. rm. for up to 8.5' yacht. 6br, 7ba formal dining Bayside Pool & spa. Game room' lrg sit d_n. bar, wine cellar: ou~standing financing avail. Priced at 4 Million. Bob & Dovie Koop 759-1221 HAllOR RIDGE CUSTOM English Tudor 4br, 5ba, fam. rm., den. with lrg oak bar, lrg master suite w/bay view. 1r.i o(acre, rm. for pool . lrg 1st T.D. avail. Asking $1 .6-00,000. For private ~h~wing call Bob & Dovie KooD "l" NEWPORT CHST COHDOS Ocean vu, all 4br, 3.b,,, fam. rm. wet ~ar. £s0~\1x>I. tennis. "3" 1~ .. um. $197,<XX> to $210, . 'ubmit all offers to Bob & Dovie Koop llG CANTON HDUCTIOH 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 $425,000 Bob & Dovie Koop 759·1221 CAMEO SHOIU 4br, 3'hba , fam. rm., din. rm., lrg yard w /pool. Pri bches. Grt financing, $724 ,000 FEE Steal this one! Bob & Dovie Koop 759-1221 UDO ISLI 4br, 4ba, lrg lot, steps to beach & tennis. Asking $400,000. Submit any terms or price. Must sell. Bob & Dovie Koop 759·1121 OIAMM & AVOCA.DO IWCH 78 ac. subdivision map complete, 4 separate parcels. Sell or trade all or part for home lo Newport, Laguna or Mission Viejo. Sl.100,000. Bob or Dovie Koop AMOTtmLOVB.T l yr old 28r, 28a, ramlly nn, dbl •ara1e, coverf(I patio, derorawr drpa 6 w1llp•11er, l'lubhae, pool, jar, 11una In Palm ~prln111 l'.qu1ty bl.000 Wiil lud' SHAltPlYrold 3 It)', 3Hr, hu1¢t1 rumpUJ rm, noor t.o celUn!l frplc. lake pr1vtlran Lake Ar rowhead Wood.a AJklnll St49,000 Tlllce: over u l1t1nic loan Submit SIU. Oil TRADE llO 1u·ru at SISOO ~r wcreMuiioN Eact;; ,. "" 556-1712 75 1-1242 THE REAL ESTATERS NO DOWN! Must quahf} for pay. ments, s·, ne('ded for cost College Park J Bdrm, 2 bath, family room , double fireplace, TRY 130/o $26,000 DWH! Republic homfll ' 4 hu11e bdrmJ, 2 blthl, fam ily room, bnrll firtpluce, l'ountry kltt'hen Owner anxloua, m11 y carry AITD at 13'~ l'rkt' only Sl29 ,~00 Art now • $46-1311 THE REAL ESTATERS STEPS TO SANDI and all 11hopping 1~ where you'll be In th1K build able duplex loc·ated m the Balboa·Llke com mun1ty of Belmont Shores. It has unbm1ted potential for investor or ramily alike C:all now Cor incredible price ANO terms R C Creighton ·1266 VA Asa•••• 1st 0 U t 0 ( t h IS W 0 r l 11 descn~s this rompl re modeled 3 BR 2 Ba home with white !Laban tile floor in entry, dining room and large modem country kitchen. J large bdrms with <·ush1on y everlasting rarpet I( you are looting for a d1f ferent loot lo Im! with see this elegan1 oo th1• 111s1de home OPEN SUNDAY I 4 3U 923CONGRESS. CM 400lli"'db RMt AU C.M. UlAS <"t?h cul de sar street A l-~1!!!!1!!!~-llllllllll!~barga1n at SJ34 .900 $46-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS If you want your ad vertising message to re ach more people al lower cost. Class1f1ed 1~ the way to go' Call Now' 642·5678 I L\JlB<>H ll E . \I ~Tl' PllCED 116HT Large 3800 sq. ft. custom built home in the heart of exclusive Baycrest. Owners have moved and priced this lovely home for quick sale. 4 bdrm .. formal dining rm., family rm., office. huge paneled ga me rm. and pool. Wet bar. central station alarm, 2 fireplaces. bit in stereo and much much more. Just $399,500. Open Sat. and Sun. 1 to 5 see 1730 Marlin Way oU Shipway Lane. N.B. Difficult to find . so check your map or call first. SHOWPLACE A truly magnificent Harbor View Hills Home extensively and beautifully remodeled. 3 bedrooms plus a terrific family rm. with hardwood floor. open beam ceiling, custom wood bar. massive river rock fireplace and French doors opening onto the private patio with its soothing waterfall and jacuzzi. There's a large master suite with huge walk in closet and a second fireplace. You have to see this home to appreciate it. $46.5,000. HOME + IMCOMI Home size Co ro na del Ma r duplex, only 6 yrs. old, with 3 bdrms., family rm. fireplace and beam ceilings. ~lus a sharp upstairs '(\\\l . 2 bath apartment '\\'-'..:ellent rental potential. 0 \\ ~ . is moving East and priced this property to sell at $320,<XX>. What's more you can buy with only $70,000 down ! Open Sun. 2 to 5 see 720 Jasmine Ave. ECONOMY CONDO The 3 things to remember when buying real estate? Location! Location! Location! This condo has all 3 and at an unbelievable price. Located in the Westcliff area just a short walk to the park, shopping , restaurants and transportation. 2 bdrrm. nicely carpeted and draped and with a deluxe bit in kit chen. Private patio plus a lovely swimming pool. All for only 1129,500. If you can't believe it, then come by 1704 Westcllff Dr. #16, N.8 .. Sun. btw.1 &S. 1714) 673-4400 121Jt u .. nH ..... ...... ,..,,..~ .... allttl ....... ~ ..... • 0 c C1£ 110111 ILlllS CD. OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE 2069 VISTA DB. ORO ILUffS OPa. SUM 1·5 S MILLION S VIEW$ Lovely Co urtyard Entrance Tile Galore Plus Huge Bay View Patio Potted Plants Flowing Fountains Indoor/Outdoor Living -This Two Bedroom. Two Bath Condo Shows Better Than A Model. Open For Your Viewing A "Joy Of Newport " List mg. l 14 AVENIDA CU...U ILUFFS OPEN SUH 1·5 Exceptional Financing! Bright & Cheerful Three Bedroom End Unit With Wrap-Aroun d Patio Large Assumable Loan With Fixed Interest Rate For 30 Years Own er Will Ca rry Second Trust Deed. Excellent Lotation On Lovely Greenbelt. $239.500 2000 IARRANCA ILUFFS OPEN SUN 1·5 Bright & Airy Th ree Bedroom End Umt On Greenbelt With Sunny Deck & Open Beam Celling. Localed On {2u1 et Cul·de·SJt' Near Pool & Tennis Owner Will Carr\ Al 13 5', Sl6!1,900 . THE AMllENCE OF U COSTA Nestled In A Knoll Above TI1e Golf Course. This Home Offers All The Elegance And Tranquility F'or Whi ch La Costa Is famous Fine Appointments Include A Marble Foyer. Gold Plated Tiles. Fixt ures And Hand Painted Porcelain Bowls . Ideal Home For Entert;umng Built Around A Sparkling Pool And spa Priced To SelJ $650,000 TURTLE ROCK RJDGE Fabulous View Select Location Two Bedrooms. T'-'O Blahs, Plus A Study. Many Upgrades Including Plantation Shutters. Parquet Entry & Ca rpeting Great Financing. Large Assumable Loan. Priced At Sl75.000. Submit A "J oy Of Newport" Lasting. MESA VERDE Beaullful Contemporary Home In Costa Mesa's Best Area Features Include Fh·e Larr~c Bedrooms. Two Impressive Fireplaces. Gorgeous Livini? Room & Family Room Skylights. Wall Covermgs: Wet Ba~ Fantastic ~ Priced At $22.3,500. SPECIAL CUSTOM IAYRlOKT f'EE Land Four Years Old Cathedral Ce1l 1n ,gs, Pa rque t Floors & New Carpets. Lots Of Wood & Glass. Three Bedrooms & Con ve r tible Den. 312 Baths Separate Dining Huge Family Room With Wet Bar. Kitchen With Pantry Breakl asl Room. ~:iauna. Study Three-Ca r Garage. Wood Deck Overlooks Bay & Dock See To Appreciate Sl.600.000. GREAT VIEW HOME New Listing First Time On Market. Ex1~t ional Location and View Of '!lrJ ~a<'k Bay . Lu h Landscap 01~. U~0 Wrap.Around Patio. End Unit.,)'\Second Front Patio And Large \U.ti ng Deck Off Master Suite. Immaculate. Three Bedrooms. 212 Raths. Offered Al $325.000. (!) HUMTIHGTOH HACH Ttrrfflc Flllllfly H°"" Newly pa inted in & o ut Fir~place, shutters. large yard, frmt trees. RV parking. OWC with substantial down. SI 15,<XX>. Call for appointment. Betty Grubb, &42·8235. !ObL ..... !OW. lmlbOllll. ....,.., llallGS oa °""' om. HMiar .,,.., a.-~ lllltl\, CA ll80tl.i Jltowpoft lllldl. CA 9lellO ('114JMI 8l30 ('1'14\644 e1100 Fer Mktiln Cala = 142-111 ~ f I I • I -----~ .... --~--- M CANYON CUSTOM French provincial f amity home with S bedrooms, includes formal li vi ng room and dining room, secluded library, richly paneled family room, and pool and spa. Llving areas offer full views of the golf course and night lights. The ultimate in formal elegance as well as comfortable livability. Call for private s howi ng and regarding financing. $2,300,000 GIU T ,.IM4MCIMG This enchanting home has all the amenities for family life plus I u x u r y e n t e r t a i n-in g . W i th 5 bedrooms , each with its own bath, there is plenty of room. A $400,000 assumable first TD at 113 is available with owner willing to carry some balance. This classic home will not last long . Open Sal. from 1·5. 828 Via Lido Soud . · OCEAN YIEW -SPYGLASS Highly upgraded Tradewinds mod el with a spectacul ar ocean and city light view. This former rrodel home has 4 bedrooms, ramily room. and a huge yard with s pa . Air-conditioned, full security system, and much more. Priced to seii at $629,000. Open Sat/Sun from 1·5. 11 Monterey Circle. OWHEI WANTS ACTION JUST REDUCED IY $75,000 Lido Isle . . . street to street location at quiet west end of Island. Co mmunity beach, tennis yacht club. 4 bedrooms, 33,4 bath, gourmet kitchen. Owner will help with financing submit offers ... be creative. $550,000 Reduction'! Open Sun 12·6. 115 Via Waziers . SPYGLASS FOi I 50/o DOWN This immaculate professionally decorated home is loaded with charm. The bright interior features the finest in carpets, wallcovering and window treatments. The custom pool and spa together with lus h landscaping make this co mfortable home perfect for entertaining. Open Sunday from 1·5. 8 Monterey Circle $475,(XX) NEWPORT HEIGHTS Charm, grace and sophisticated living are yours in this beautiful four bedroom home with sweeping views of the bay, ocean and city lights. This home was designed for elegant entertaining plus active family life . Offered for $450,000. Open Sunday from 1·5. 2501 Lighthouse Lane IAYCIEST Moti vated owners will finance this lovely 3 bedroom, 3 bath home situated on a huge professionally landsc ap~d corner. The privacy, pool area and gorgeous gardens are just a few of the many amenities. $369,500 COUMTIY FIEHCH IN IAYSHOUS Charming country 3 bedroom , 3 bath home. private master suite with balcony, gate guarded community with two beautiful private beaches. Excellent owner financing makes this a great buy at $349,500. Open Sunday from 1-5. 2651 Crestview. GIUTTEIMS Owner will finance with low down. 3 Bdrm 21h Ba. former model in guarded comm. of Jasmine Creek. Tiled spa. in patio, comm. pool, teMis, greenbelt. $360,CXXl. Opn Sun 1-5. Call for admittance at gate. 644-9150. 11 Mainsail. P'llCE IEOUCTIOM Lowest price m prime location. original Bluffs E plan on lush greenbelt. Pri ce reduced - excellent financing. 2 bedrooms and as cozy as it can be! $298,500. Open Sat & Sun 1-5. 523 Avenida Campo HEW ILUFFS LISTIMfJ 3 bedrooms, 21h baths, family room, wrap arou nd patio on lovely greenbelt. North Bluffs, plan "X'' -completely renovated with br and new carpets and appliances. Mint condition with over $155,000 or assumable loans . Offered at SUS,000. Open Saturday from 1·5. 2716 Vista Umbrosa. ~ HGTS llil.OOWM Two legal lots well located in Npt Hgts. These are priced to sell fast. Build 2 houses or 1 house and have large yard with pool. Priced at ~.ooo, SPYGLASS LIASI OPTION Southport model, 6 Bdrm 4'AI Bath, prime location, ocean view, owner will lease option or sell outright. Won't at wt at 1699,500. • OPEN TODAY 1-5 UHl(j)Ul IM llG CAMYON -Everything is beautiful about this four bedroom Broadmoor. Pool, spa, guard gates. and too many extras to mention. Priced to sell fast at $68.5.000. See Bonnie Barrington at 6 Winged Foot. UHl9UE IH HAllOI VIEW HILLS - Private court yard. four bedrooms, vaulted wood ceilings, two fireplaces, master bedroom has separate dressing area . Excellent owner financing. $435,000 Fee. See Bert Reedy at 1225 Keel Dr. UMl(j)UE IM llVIME TERliCf Owner finan cing available, custom three b e droom, two bath , s uper neighborhood, good buy with lots of potential. $435,000 Fee. See Marian Reedy al 612 Ramona Drive. UHIQUE OH THE 14 y -Two large bedrooms and den, plus a wonderful bay view. Excellent financing and the luxury of living at the Cove make this a very interesting property. $595.000. Fee. See Susan Harder al !n3 Bayside C.Ove West. UHl9UE ON THE 14 Y -Terrific floor plan that features a master bedroom suite and a den. Community pool and spa, and the charm of living on the bay. Be st of everything quality. $350,000. See Susan Harden at 1014 Bayside Cove East. UHIQUE HUR SOUTH COAST PLAIA - Skylights. style. J' bdrms., den, 2'h baths, near greenbelt, only $169,500. See Sharon Corzine at 912 Powell Court. UHl9UE IH HAllOR VIEW HILLS - Fantastic view. four bedrooms, super pool and patio, two fireplaces. new carpets and drapes. really clean and lovely. $449,500. See Natalie Fogarty at 3801 Topside. UN19UE IH OLD CdM -Quality construction. corner lot , cedar ceilings , a two bedroom and a three bedroom unit in this new duplex. Skylights. textured walls. terrific at $449,000. See Barbara Riggs at 700 Marguerite. UNIQUE IA YFROHT -114 feet of bay frontage, dock will accommod ate 60' boat. fin est craftsmanship in this lovely 5600 sq. ft. home. With $500,000 down. the financing is unbelievable. This one you must see. $1,450,000 Fee. See Dottie Valentine at 2ffl North Star Lane. REALTORS. 675~000 2443 EMt CoMt Hltftwey. Coron. dcl Mer WE HA YE 4S C» lMI UST AMMTS .. TOWN RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES NEWI. Y LISTED IN 816 CANYON EXCLUSIVE A DatGHTFUL DEAUYIW Behind guarded gate s & overlooking the 18th fairway . Sophistication, privacy, & soaring ceilings. 3500 + square feet include 3 bdrms with huge 2nd floor master s uite & a large family kitchen. $750,000. A MARVILOUS MONACO Livng & entertaining areas & master bdrm all on one level. The master suite opens to a private brick terrace & spa. The separate guest or family quarters are on the upper floor with French doors leading to a secluded sundeck. J).59,000. llG CANYON llST IUY A 4 bdrm, den Versailles on the loth fairway at the unbelievable price of ~.ooo. OPIH UT/SUM l·I #1 1•0.Paoc IN N~'llPORT C•NnR 644-9060 A DOLORIS POI W.I tw•1 ...... ,, .......... 3 Bdrm 2'h Ba. fireplace, Italian ceramic til~. ln living room, dining room, kitchen and entry. Fabulous mountain a n d park views . Exceptional finanring ! ! ! Reduced to $237,900. PfMtMSULA n llACH HOME Sharp 3 Bdrm home with lots of stonework, blt·in kitchen, fireplace, HUGE master suite, double garage on ex tremely qu'iet street. Seller will flnance at 123 interest. Asking only $350,000. JACOBS REALTY 67M670 2919 Newport It.cl~ JOlll o/ newpo,.f REALTORS 675-55 11 OPEN HOUSE OLD CDM: Cllort1tl•9 dilpltx, w• to btachn.. .,,.. Cot11l1h of OM l lcht, OM 2 ldr'lll 1tfllt1, ON wfftt flr9pioct. .A.adlicJ $279,500. o,.. ~ 1-5. 702 W.91frih. SO. OF HIGHWAY -T1odl._. .,atx. 2 Mods frCMft btoch. Tit'" ,... o6d ,.._. _.., 2 .._ 2 lo. Frottt .It oldtr' bltt Ille• wfHI l ..... lest cno of o6d CdM. ott.ncl at Utl,500. COLE OF MEWPOIT IEALTOIS 2 515 E. Coott Hwy., CoroM del Mer 675-5511 RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTA If SERVICES •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• unt & Associate REAL t.~TATE CUSTOM AT TOP OF COM offers every amenity from courtyard spa entry to gourmet efficient kitch .. mstr suite w/1 of 3 frplcs, exercise room, sauna, 4 subsequent spacious Bdrms w/vus & patios, 4 car gar. OWC 1st TD 1 2 million Jerri Hunt. .-W ENGLAND ,.AIM HOME 3 Bdm suites, barnwood si ding, used brick courtyard. Fr. doors. hrdwd floors, 3 frplcs. farm kitch., w/aooolutely everything. All this and most spectacular vus of harbor and ocean. Open Sun. 2·5:30. 1521 Kings Rd. NB. $695,000. Polly Johnston SUNSETS & SAILIOAT VUS from this smashing China Cove remodel. 3 Bd 2-stv w/Fr doors, spa, brick, indoor elev. Steps to 2 pvt beaches. Lease. lease option . owner will assist. Open Sun 2·5 30 2716 Shell Dr $795.000. Jerri Hunt ASSUME LOAM Ml COHDO -new on tnarket, under $150,000 in Westcliff. 2 Br 2112 Ba . 2 car gar. comm . pool/clubhouse. Vee Stinson HOME/FAMILY /HEWPOlT - graciuos 4 Bdrm. family rm, 3 Ba, Jg thermo heated pool for the active family. Schools. churches, shops close. All this + OWC lst T.D. $339.900. Vee Stinson. 2043 Wtstclff Dri•e. WM 206 H.wport leach 17I4t u 1-7600 IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 OPEH HOUSE 1·5 OPEN IM H4110R VIEW .. LlS Dramatic ocean view. Elegant 3 BR. + Fam. Rm. POOL. $485.000. Ask me a bout outstanding financing. See Carole McMahan at 1100 WHITE SAILS OPEN IM DOVER SHOUS Dynamic 5 BR . Bayfront. Large pier & slip. Owner will carry all financing. $1.500,000. See Frank SeMes at 134 MORNINGSTAR OPEN OH SPYGLASS .. u Distinguished c ustom Mediterranean Villa. Commanding ocean view. $2,400,000. See Barbara Ballmann at 17 MUIR BEACH CIRCLE OPEN aN PIOMOMTORY IA Y Custom Bayfront. 4 BR. Library w/antique bar. Pier & slip . $1.750.000. See Evan C.Orkett al 606 HARBOR ISLA~D DRIVE OPEH IM WESTCUFF Spanish Hacienda complete w /tiled floors & heavy beams. 5 BR . + Fam. Rm. & POOL. $495.000. See Bill Bents at 1437 ANTIGUA WAY OPEN IH HAHOR VIEW .. U.S Head-on ocean \~w. 4 B. R. 2'12 BA. Den & Spar·~~\.\))()J. $35.5,000. See Wendy Bean.~~ '1t>6 SANOCASTLE NEWPORT IUCH UNDER s110.ooon Yes ! We have a beautiful. highly upgraded condominium with the most lovely gardens, pool & putting greens. 3 BR. 2 BA . + a gourmet kitchen with the f inest appointments fo r onl y $179.500. including the land. LOCATION AMb FtMAHCIMG Quaint Cape Cod cottage. Beamed ceilings & brick patios. 2 BR. 1 bath plus mother -in-law unit. Prime middle of the island location. GOOd assumable loan and seller will assist with financing. $385,000. IEAUTY IH IAYCUST Extra large lot with highly maintained 4 BR. 4 BA. Ivan Wells home. Original owners. Dining & Family Rms. Large well plaMed kitchen. $359,500. Vllwt VllWI VIEW! Spectacular 180 degree ocean Catalina view from this · professionally decorated Plan Ill in Newport Crest. 3 BR. vaulted ceilings, Cireplace, wet bar, 2'A BA. decks & amenities galore. Excellent financing. $240,000. '1K>&.OllS" IM THI a.wf5 With 303 down, owner will carry loan for 5 yrs. End unit with wrap patio plus beautiful large entry • courtyard . Light & h ighly majntained. 3 BR. + dining &· bruklast areas. All this on FEE .luxl al $298,000 . OPEH IH llG CAHYOH Elega nt 4 BR Versailles overlooking 10th fairway. $650,000. See Lucy Rose at 5 RUE DU PARC OPEN OM IA YSIDE DllVE Newly decorated 4 BR. "ith private dock Sl.95-0,000. See Paula Erd at. 1617 BAYSIDE DR OPEH OH PENINSULA POIMT Pride of ownership. 3 BR. 2 BA. Owner will ca rry financing. $349.500. See Kay Parker al 2023 MIRAMAR OPEN IM IACK IA Y-+fEWPORT Charmi ng 3 BH Large lot. Fireplace. Beam ceilings. $210.000. See Evan Cork ell at 2228 HOLIDAY ROAD. OPEH IH HORTHWOOD Beautiful Peppermill Run. 4 BR. 212 BA. Executive home. $2.15.000. See Maggie Guth at 1t46 MONTICELLO OPEN IH HEWPORT CREST A Best Buy ! Walk to beaches from this 3 BR . 212 BA . Beautiful condominium for $185,900. See Cora Baldikoski at 200 COLUNBlA SPECTACULAR OCUH/IAY VIEW Plus a totally remodeled Harbor View Hills home with 3 BR. + Fam. Rm. & POOL. French doors. oak floo r s & beamed ceili n gs . Spectacularly beautiful $485.000. Suprisingly creati ve financing. Submit! GIUTTERMS Take over 12'7' existing loan & seller will carry large 2nd T.D. This custom 3 BR. w /spectacular bay & sunset views is only 5 years new. $598,500. FEE. 52' OM UDO ISUHD Mediterranean gracious living. High beam ceilings. brick & parquet floors . French doors opening onto your own POOL. Three BR. + Den. Indoor-outdoor entertaining. $595,500. IA.YSHOllS Spacious four bedroom, home with loads of potential. You'll love the beamed ceilings, cozy family room & expansive patios. Bring your ideas & imagination. $32S,OOO. SUNI &.OCATIOM In desirable Shoreclirt. Prlvate beaches and family nei.ahborhood. Distinctive 3 BR . home w/family room and private paUo. 91115,000 . Cl I BALBOA ISLE EXCLUml ........ ..wzw--.. .... .-y rii 0.. of Miit Mtt ,.._, ..... •••••• i-. s1n.ooo '31·1400 673·'900. OOYER SHORES-POil &.ft ml••• for ..... 111 I ii.._ ftllnt......__Sbt.-Oom_.....,_ & tte.ttt.I pool. OwHl"I wtll W, fllmce ....... .....t.t. $450.000 .... .... '7).6900 W. COAST HWY COMfDIAL AcffH ~·· Mlle ........... to T08f lw'1 l lbt. hK ....... hil .... ... lob of pcri*J. ~ for -.y ~$1 90,000. PALM DESERT BEAUTY SALON Gt•Ol'CMd ....... toblilhed .. wftti ...,. ........ '""'· ...... •tyt. wftta •II tt.My Hr•ln t & a •table clttltM. $290,000 631 -1 400 SUPERB YU--OWNER RN. h,.clotly IOf'9e trl-lo.a ~ with beHtlh t dec o r by decor otor fhrou9hoW. Hoapltollty & llmry la tWt l bed. + formal 1Rln-ortd ..,_ a.p fwwua + ...,. blllord "*" ..... for tt. '1'Ntttt tttfhutlod" o .._ l"OOlll + priYclh tpo. UH9UfSTIOMAIU VIEW OF OCUH & 14YFROHT dott-41pl OwMr-wfl iw., fi..c.ce. $975,000. LIDO ISLE BEACH RETREAT ~ to strfft location. CoMfortable 3 bed. l bath hofM wiHI ...-.d drc• flnploct. Priced riCJhf at $355,000. LUXURY PENTHOUSE ctlDlS Gordtft IM •MJ wlHI Va. Hew._., wfHI ... flMt.t of ....... 1~ ... .-iltY· NC.Wfty. Time to Mftct y0tir colors. C4ll ftw detolls. $369,000 to $439,000. 631-1400. LINDA ISLE-SUBMIT EXCHANGE 0....-wil cottslct.r exchalligit for ..-ch or com1Rt rclal property in Calif. bc.,tiOMI home on waler wfltt boot .tip. Lar9 e & open floor pl1111 with *-'iatic bdcony /9ollery ~ ,..,._.. Mlite on wcrtw with VU + 4 fCllNly be*OOftlS. M•y amenities indMded ore 1taiMd «Jiau. antique .,_., koi poof. fa1R.r11t. formal din.rm. I CJOllMMt kitchH. U.600,000. fee I.ct. PANORAMIC YU ON WATER ltautlful Hewport retreat ilt o security ~ce• & loy Vut froM thi• w bed. co-op itl Visto dt4 Udo. MW ~ uceltftt flw..ciilg. $210,000. BEACHFRONT CAPE COD c:ori--cottoc)e °" prh• Octmfroftt. ltcellfty r.tftOCleled Z beclroMt for lllfoJWl'nt now of o Hewport .....-r with $100,000 down oWlll'r wil ccrry. $499,500. 611-1400 NEWPORT CUSTOM-URGE $p«kM 2bd, 2bo. on «.-+ frte .... d ~soc. Fmnlty room. eJdra le). lot room ftw poof. custom built for orip.at OWMrl, Mly inwfcrhd. Melly -lliftiea. $249,500. lock loy Or'eCL 673-6900. COUNTRY El.EGANCE-IAl.. IS. OwMr-wll leoM/optlon this be_.IWy decorated property wiltt $50,000 cotli dowt1 .ct $4000. per MOftth for total price of $650,000. c ........ ...,._e & enry con.,enience + qyiet corner locotioft. htc:W.s 3 l».d honw & I bed rental + n10ld1 ...... 673-6900 BEACH DUPLEX FIXER $650,000 Ocnfl front duplu t llat CH be 1w•ted to increow "*· bceletlt rttltd oreo.. Cofl for ct.toils.. OCEANFRONT -IENINSUl.A PT. Triplex on o'llnize lot. 6000 aq ft. OWMf' MOtiYcrttd oftd wil ~ 91 '"'°".W. offw -trodn, nclmps. hrm, etc. PricM of o .... r1W, llCIKtd to Si,950,000. GRAND CANAL ON WATER LorCJe & loYtty 2•tt~4 btc1 hoftte Oft quiet Little Is . h oy yeor 'round recrtatiOtL A.Ito I Nfthl1 .nt. Tie for 2 boats. $675,000. 673-6900. BAY AYE. CONTEMPORARY Thrte per old c1ttlowl '-" wfHI VU. Wood. 9oss & alcyliCJht._ -t kite.._ ........ tlftcJ l bed. + ttudy. 0-..-... uny Ant T.D. $375,000. 50 FT. TO SAND -WGE YU .. ....... CtKlowl ..... °"' ~ .fM':' old. 0.. blocll to s.t. AM Jetty. LArCJe o....'1 .it wlHI 4 Mcho., pffUH ....._ t"'6Hd glcttt & ....... dtcor. s.r VU of hr"f. L_... l W. ,....., •It. lxcellfft fhlnchtc). lttdlucl to $595,000. BAYSHORES BAYFROO -YU ......................... & ....... _... .,aht1 KtH YU of • hyfroat odMty. VffMtllt .... -~ ..._ wltlt ..... c ..... CllNlltY of ... ..,.,.. ~ ••• ..., ftowl'"J ....... ... ~pitched bttiM c ....... ..c-=z _. pri•.t. brick Wtriar ....... 0.. ..... wltti 5 ....... . '-'r.. + •k wltta ...... -... ..,. St.H0,000. Ul0 14o6. BALBOA IS. BAYFDT ......... 4 ............ w """ ....... 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Widt! channel view from spectuc·ular architectural designed 4 bdrm, 5 bath, pool home. Slip for 2 large boats. Sl.495,000 Summer (kcupunry IA YNOMT PIMTHOUSI 2 + den condo on water with slip avallable. Top rtoor, security buildin1. excellent value at $.56(),000 UMUSUAL 0 7 outNn IMNnH6TS presents JASMl .. Cllll WATllflOMT -WILL TUDI Luxuriou8 French Normandy $ Bdrm 5 Bath estate with s lip ror 50' boat. Will t.rade ror s maller home or income property or sell for ~o down and carry balance at 12%. Priced at $1,675,000. Only R·3 lot available. Build 3 condos or triplex. llDUCID SJ0,000 Very desirable Plan 2, upgraded carpets, beautiful cabinets and spa. 2 Bdrm, den, 2 Clreplaces -with gorgeous decorating. LIDO ISLE HOMES Featured on Homes Tourb this lo vely traditiomil spm·1ous, c:ustom 3 bd rm. 3 bath home, newly r edecorated. Priced to sell quickly at $475,000. Must see. Ocean view condo. Great financing. Rare rind. OPIM SUHOAY I ·IPM 4511 CAMDEN -Cameo Shores View! Slide open roof. $925,000. #1 Mellllw, CdM 0,... S.. 1.5 .. SA VMDI -VA CANT. HADY 4 Bdrms and large family room. remodeled kit c hen , excellent rarpets, nicely upgraded. $179,900. 21'2 T .. , CM 0,.. S. 1·5 HOllllS -IOA TS -CAIS One-or-a -kind customized 3 Bdrm and den, 2\.-'1 bath home on large lot. Enclosed rear yard with extra 3 car garage. $179,500. 18041ery1. NI 0,. S.. 1·51 NICI AND llG IH NEWPOIT Newly remodeled 3 bdrm. 2 bath plus lgt> rec:reahon room & 2 patios Beam ceilings Great for cntertaming. $420.000. Best pnct' for the money. ,EMIMSULA POIMT IEACHFROHT Panoramic: bay & oc:t>an view at wedge, from prime large lot. 4 bdrm. 3 bath custom home 3700 Ml ft fcatur ing marine room Sl.385.ooo NEWPORT CREST COHDO l! bdrm. den. spacious Plan 8, 1m maculate. Low priced at $215.000 llG CAMYOM Exquisitely upgraded Monaco on golfcourse. 3 Bdrm, formal dining, family room. assumable loans . Submit all offers. Asking $.575.000. OPlt4 SUNDAY I 04PM 1724 PORT SHEFFIELD -4 BR. pool, guest house. $350,000 . ~ SUMOAY l·SPM 1827 PORT TI FFlN -Beaut. upgraded Somerset. $=m,500. OPlt4 SUHOA Y I ·IPM 1533 MIRAMAR -Peninsula Point Spanish Casa. 5 BR, 5 yrs new. Motivated seller. Bring your orrer. $459,500. MUST SB.&. THIS MOMTN Cameo Highlands fixer. Some view. $335,000 ree ! Spacious Regency 5 Bdrm home. Circular drive, courtyard entry and large private back yard. Marvelous family home with lots of extras. 1500 HlgM•d. NI 0,.. S-1·5 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bo1,,d, Orovo N B bl) biol 714 / 760-9333 U you're not rud1n& the tr you·~ ID lhe market little adJ ID Clusif1ed, for a better car. be sure you're mw1111 a lot or to check I.he many autQI newsy lnformat1on as advertised for sale m well as some real bu s. ...::C:.:..:l•=11=il=ied.:.:·---- llST IUY IM CAMEO SHOll5 Spec tac ul a r vie w. pool, $695,000 fee. HEW USTIMG -SH IT FIRST Spanish bungalo w with 2 bdrm income unit. Steps to beach, best price on the Peninsula. $289,500. SELL idle items with Ii Trade your old sluff for """""'-~--Dally Pilot Classified new 1ood1es wtth a '* -· * * -*. *' SrYfiUSS FOIEVH VIEW ''Last Portsmouth sold for $652,000" Pool. spa. $635,000. HAllOI VIEW HILLS WITH VIEW Rambling 4 Bdrm. family room and view-side patio. Community pool , easy care yard. $429,000. HARBOR HIGHLANDS -POOL hd. _ _ .Q!ssified ad. 642-5678 '::~::' S~\\~µ-~£~s· ::: ----1~~WYI l'OUAJj ~~rit~ge Collectio~ CUSTOM con AGE -MEW USTIMG Sparkling 4 Bdrm rharmer. Interior complet ely r e modeled. Tree covered patio. Owner will finance. s.-r f..ily .,... ............ L..,.. pool .ct ct.ell cna 19 • MCWtd boc\ lord 111rro•d•d by 91"HMty. 0,.. • ...., """' ....... ..., iwd1lld ldk-. Two ~ + .. tw cOllld a. lrdbedrooa $115,0001". VILLA BALBOA-,UEED! ~ decorohd 2 a.& 2 M. Ill O wcarity ~ wftti I I ltlea. Cif...t price ol s 171,500! o.... ... .... flR9cel • l10H0'91 Ph. 6 ICrombled -th below 10 ..ale 6 """".. -ch ''"'' ""°" "' -h ......... ol ""'°' .. I NE C L IP I I P I 12 I STE ACK I' I I I I I NYEPOL I' I' I I I OWHEI FfMAMCID Large 4 Bdrm 2 bath home, beautiful wallpapers thruout. Cul-de-sac st reet. Owner will carry AJTD for 7 years at 13 5% interest. For an appointment to 1 see, call 540·1151 GIUT a ClllUftA 760-llt7 '7J.7761 STARNES COMPANY 60tof«lo MESA MOITH -AFFOlDAILE Northgate com fort able 4 Bdrm family home . convenient to schools and shopping, near Fairview and Paularino. $127 .000. CUSTOM DOYH SHORES One of the la rgest lots, with beautiful grounds surrounding this' custom 3 Bdrm home. Lots of used brick, elegant carpeting and wall· coverings and spa . $425,000. OOPLEX NEAR BAY & BEACH Two-story Ito.. pnt 5 i...t to beee9'. J bed. 2 llo. •pdotecl ldtcMti, INy wWow & ..-IN-. TWI!» beet..,...,. ... Ow.et-w..ts qiticll ... $450,000. '31·1400. I TRYDUS I I I' I I I MERROT ' I I I I' I I Whenever I hi! t golfball It rarely goes directly down lhl f1lrwty. I know how 10 I addreu the btll properly, but I alw1ys tend II - -. ASSUMAILE LOAN, MO 9UM.lfYIMG Freshly painted. sharp 4 Bdrm 2 bath large yard, new driveway. Brick fireplace. 5 yea r s new. Owner anxious. Move in condition. Asking $127,500. For an appointment to see, call 540-1151 C-2 LOT High traffic count. 62 .5x307 lot. Existing house on property. F1exible ~es. Owner will consider carrying 1st TD. Asking $199,500. Call 54().1151. Unobstructed harbor & ocean view! Spacious 2 bedroom. 21/:z bath condominium, c~tom de- signed & decorated from floor to ceiling throughout. Superb security & amemties. $195,000 IY APPOIMTMIMT FALL IM LOVE AGAIN! Two level, 4 BR dream home w /pa noramic view, private wooden patio a nd s pa . Amenities will s urprise a nd delight! Formal dining. family rm. library /office. game room. Prime Turtle Rock location. $375.000. Helen Wood. 644-6200 (W30) IAYSHORE IAYFROHT "Nantuc ket .. architecture with magnifice nt view ! Spac ious living rm. dining rm & fam. rm. 4 BR, 3 car garage. Love ly garde n & large brick courtvard. Offered at $2 .000.000 in cld. Land. Cathy Schweickert 642-8235 (W35) OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5 2616 Bays hore Drive · Baysho r cs UMDA ISLE Outstanding location with 50 feet on bay with lg s lip & side tie. Spaciou s 4 BR home, living rm all with uns urpassed view. Two mas te r suites & mahogany paneling throughout. Courtyard e ntry . Sl.775,000 Lynne Valentine 644-6200 (W36 ) IA YSHORES IEAUTIFUL IA YFROMT! Pvt comm w /guard gate & s andy beach . C us tom built h o m e w /high ceil ings. paneled study, formal liv r m , pool & 4 BR s u ites . $1 ,400 ,000 leasehold estate. Barbara Aune 642-8235 (WJ7) YOUR IEST IUY Three new Bayfront homes · Fee land . 55· slio & lovelv 3 BR. Flexible fi n ancin g $1 ,350,00 each Inc l. Land. J ane Paquin or Beverly Morphy 642-8235 (W38} SPECTACULAR IAYFROHT SOPHISTICATED 2 BR a nd De n in exclusive Lido area. Formal living rm & dining area overlooking bay & large s unny terrace. Extra BR & Bath with private entrance. Pier & slip for 85' boat. An entertaine r 's delight. $1 ,150,000 includes land. Lynne Valentine 644-6200 (W39) ISi.AHO IA YFl.OHT Sensational new 3 BR I SI PMOE I I' I 111 I WATERFRONT HOM ES, INC REAL ESTA H "1Mr H,·"'"t' f'11•1wn._ l\111n<Nt''YW'11 l~ lb V.. t ,,,,, Hv.\ N""""'' Bet1< t, II~ Mont"' A-. fl.1/n. ... hl~r.l I ~i5i1:,10 I' r r r r I' 11 I' I' f' I I e; I I I I I I • I I I I SCIAM-lll'S Mlwen Iii C~ 5100 I MACNAB IRVINE REALTY A SUBSDIARV OF TIE RV...: COfv'PANY SOPHISTICATED HARIOR RJDGE-Fabulous mountain and ocean views from this upg raded 4 BR L a utre mont. Private co urt ya rd e nt ry with fountain . Professionally decorated and features are custom wall a nd window coverings A gate g u ar ded co mmunit y . $770 ,000 Lynne Valentine 644-6200 (W41 ) HARIOR VIEW HIUS OCEAN & IA Y VIEW 3 BR family h ome wi th c ustom wall & window cover ings · textured woods & lg country kitchen & fam rm opening to spacious yard. Patio area w/pool & s pa . Security system . $735,000 including land . Lynne Valentine 644-6200 CW42 ) DRAMATIC OCEAMFROMTI North Laguna · your private cove a nd minutes to Newport Center. 4BR, family rm home w /crashing s urf below a nd Catalina and s unsets beyond. $895,000. Terry Hanes 642-8235 ( W4 3) OP EN HO USE SUN 1·5 132 McKnight. No. Laguna IRVIME nRRACE SUPER VIEW! Custom ho m e over 3400 sq ft w /3 s pacious Brs, family rm & den. High ceilings, air cond ., $690,000 a le asehold estate Cahty Schweickert 642-8235 (W44 ) HARIOR RIDGE Award-winning "Casa Blanca " w /vie w ! D es i g n ~d f o r indoor /outdoor e ntertaining & family living. 3 BR library. fam rm formal dining , & security system . $.525.000 Be lle Partch 752-1414 (W45) PENTHOUSE -HARIOR·OCEAM VIEWS Top corner 3 BR. Superbly upgraded in a guard gated community. Clubhouse. pool, sauna, & s pa . Good f inan ci n g $450 ,000 Tom Allinson o r Terry Hanes 642-8235 (W47 ) ./ GLAMOUR & STYLE prevail in this I van Welt's custom .lush a trium 4 BR fa m rm home. Beautifully decor at ed · S pecial lighting for fabulous entertaining. Close escrow J anuary 1982. Good Assum. loan Fee land $425,000 J ane Paquin 642-8235 CW48 > 4 IEDROOM TOWMHOME. Super clean in Village I. Community pool & tennis. Owner wi 11 h elp with s ubstantial finan c ing. Madeline Crawford 752-1414 (W49) SHOW OFf A LITTLE In this remodeled bright & a iry home with gr eat view of ocean, bay & night lights. 3 BR 3 BA & pool. Creative financ ing available . $415,000 Belle Chase Lee 644-6200 (WSO) SPACIOUS 5 IR re furbished view hom e in Eastblurf. Great kitchen with Catalina view and freshly painted , papered & carpeted throughout. $329,500 Leasehold Terry Hanes 642-8235 (W51) hom e loc ate d on the Is le or Balboa. IAYSIDE COVE PENTHOUSE Fabulous LOWEST KMOWM PRICE IN JASMINE CIEBC Includes a marvelous master s uite baysi'de vi'ew in s pacious 2 BR + den : Decorator perfect Plan l. Two BR, den, Ir. 1 ce & luxur1'ous bath lg fam rm beautifuJly coordinated wall & wi ndow w irep a • · · ·• elegant m aster s uite, professionally and upper deck for entertaining, 3 fplcs & i . . 1 & treatments. Good corner location. light & 'slip for 30' boat. $975,000 Jane Paquin decorated, prest gious commuruty, poo bright. Owner wilJ assist in financing. 642-8235 (W40) OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5 spa. $Sl8,000 LH. De borah Fratt 642·8235 $289,000.,Holly Mar kas 644-6200 (W52) · 101 N. Bayfront · Balboa Isla nd (W46) . IALIOA ISLAND -MEW LISTING Great location near South Bayfront! Authentic Spanish sty le cottage w/wood floors open beam ceiling. 3 BR 1 bath plus g uest unit. Seller will he lp fina nce this one of the lowest Jtriced is land investme nt $379,500 Martha Macnab 642-823.5 (Wl9) HARIOR VIEW HOMES Excellent location across from park. P opular Pale rmo m od el with 4 lg BR. separate Fam rm & 2 fplc. Sp ar klin g po o l . $275 ,000 LH Betty Berkshire 642-8235 (W53) TURTLEROCIC & PRIVACY · Enjoy the privacy of th is cul -de-sac location in Turtlerock. Im maculate & freshly painted 4 BR home has been professionally landscaped. 3 car garage with lots or storage. Ass umable loan . $249,000 Lorraine Jackson 551-8700 CW54) COVIMGTOM ACROSS FROM THE LAKE. Immac ulate 2 BR home located right across from t h e lake, overlooking greenbelt. Highly upg raded. Parquet wood entry, plus h carpeting and quality drapes. Central Air. $179,900 Young Park 551-8700 (W55 ) SEA ILUFfS This "decorator· perfect " condo offers finest of upgrades · Wood parquet flooring 2 giant m aster s uites, great location . 1 mile from beach. Very good a ss umable finan ci ng . $1 7 4 ,900 Holly Markas 644-6200 (W56 ) ILUFfS • THREE IEDROOM · Mint move-in condition with lowest association dues & leasehold. Walk to shops & schools . Enjoy gracious am e nities $162 ,000 Nancy Imbernino 642-8235 (W57) CHARMIMCi CYPRESSWOOO Lovely 2 BR 2 bath Woodbridge condo. End unit with lots of s unlight. Living rm, dining rm, fireplace-eat in kitc hen-center atrium , attached 2 car garage and central air conditioned. Owners will help with the ·financin g. $137 ,000 Fee Alan Beel 551-8700 (W58) !OIAL SBBVIOI. !OT.AL SAtlSPAC!IOlf. B•WJOti;D•OB IAVU• 901 Dover Drive Harbor View Center C&mpusV&Uey Center ~e V1.llage Center Newport Beach, CA 92663 Newport Beach, CA 92660 (714) 642-8236 (714) 644-6200 Irv1ne1 CA 92718 Irv1ne1 CA 9 2714 (714) 762-1414 (714 ) 661-8 700 L~~~~L.___;.,_;;.... ____ ..-__ ._ __ .._ ____ ~.._--._.;.._~_....--. • ...,-... .....,_.. .............. .,_~--~-~~------- -- ----- ----------- a es W •• ' A _.,... .. ••••• o u a a e a s: s e o c s s u u u a a s s a a o s • • w ltMtt lier Wt ....... ,.,. Wt ..................... ,, ..... ..._..lier W. ..._.,lier W. HMMt fer W. He.Mt Por W. Orange Coast OAI L 'Y PILOT/Sonday August 16 1981 t..............---1 •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• ' ' ....,... 1112 100• e 14 • ••••••••••••••••• •••••• , •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• DI ................. • •• .. 1002 1002 ••• ,.. 1002 100• •••••• ••••••u••••••••••••••• •••••••••• • u_ ... , 1t ...... 11t...a... u........~ a.... .. It...&.... H .... .&..-It...&... ............. .•....•...••••......... ...•.................. ... ~.,,,....... ......... ....... ~ ,,.....~ wa1w w11oaomOM · • .................... i;;;;; .......... ioo·i ;;;;~ .......... ;oo-; ;;;;; .......... iooi e:;;; .......... iooi IA YNOMT P1Nn10U11 2 d~m condo on the water with aUp •yadable. Top floor, aecurtty buildln&. Excellent value at $560,000. C-1' n. IMdl Cole. ~ C .......... ············· ....................•..•.••.••••.••.•..•••••••.......•............... v111 1pedoua, newer a & o. H\JNTINGTON Hll8R BR a baUt. famlly room, w y 116CAMYOM Exquisitely upgraded Monaco on r.lfoourse. 3 Bdrm, formal dinlns amlly room, assumable loans ' Submit all offers. Asking $575,000. · PurchHt riJ1 54' down flrtplact, bl1 •ec"r• on hnlutlc term• )'&rd. $00' to • North Brand ntw, cpl'• and L11u111 Buch. Wiil d r 1 p e d ON T u E It••• for S1400 mo. or WATER Guarded l•te a~bnut ttnna lor an op. entr1. view•. 2 car lion . Will flncn(f 11ra1e Pool and lennla 12 7 $. 000 1 t 13 ~, ~ 2 ' 3 BR'S AVAIL IM avtraat. A MED. SHYODAY 254S EASTBLUFF OR. NEWPORT BEACH, CA. 640-0020 BLUFFS COIDJ OWNERS WILL RIWEE IACI IAY AHA. Attractive home W/4 spacious BRs . Lrg. fam rm overlooks covered patio & rose garden. MotJvated sellers. Only $210,000. IALIOA ISLAND 'S lowest priced duplex. Probate sale on ~85' tot. Bldr's opportunity. low, low $289,SOO. WATBNOMT -WILL TUDI Luxurious French Normandy 5 Bdrm 5 Ba estate w /slip for 50' boat. Will trade for smaller home or income property or sell for 20% down and carry balance at 12%. Priced at Sl.675,000. FROM me.ooo hi Pr&c. Sl71.000 Twin muter suites, professionally decorated. Plush new carpet, tile, ah utters and q uallty drapes & noori.ng. Seller will carry 2nd, large low interest assumable l8t. $172,000 UNIQUE IM IAYSHOIES Yiew, ~ountry feeling, finest details 1~clud1ng lea.ded glass, skylight, firepla ces! designer gourmet kitchen, Antique fixtures and cabinets wood casement windows, and on and 0 00 and on. $775,000. A must see. Ask for Bert Reedy. U,_.IVUf tif)Mf~ REALTORS. 675·6000 2443 E••I Cont Highway. Coron• d•l Mir WE HAVE 45 OF THE BEST AGENTS IN TOWN 015-3411 -1 14 56-9'00 SWll STAITll l''abuloua financing available! Beautiful 3 BR home. Fresh paint m and out. Pluth carpets Large, cheery kitchen Skylight In bath. Huge covered paUo. Generous yard + RV storaae Sou.ad 1reat? It IS• Only $96 ,000 Call now , IJ45.~3 COLDWeu. BANl(C!RO -L~-- Att..De•~ Prime Costa Mesa area 20 unit condo project compl approved, ready lo build, call 752·6499 ~Ian IV Realty AFFOIDABLE 2 Bdrm , 1 ba · I yr old Adult complex . Take over existing loan • REC CARPt:T -754-1202 JUST UKE MEW! This lovely J bdrm home has been compleLely re done. New roof. new carpets. etc. Owner will carry large loan. Only Si32,SOO Call today 979 .. 5370 ALLSTATE . REALTORS ---MHD..,7 Help yourseU to a Heaping selection of Qualified Hopefuls in lhe DAILY PILOT HELP WANTED ADS OCUM VIEW .AND THE SOUND OF THE SEA - Outstanding 4 Bdrm custom home. Extra large street to street lot, merely steps to the beach. $685,000. WATHF:tt<>H! DUrux 2 Bdrm plus bachelor. ~ umts with brick fireplaces. Pier and float . with room for two boats. $450,000. HUNTIHGTOM H.AHOUR -Davenport Island . custom 3 Bdrm home with 62' of bayfront. boat dock, sauna and spa .. exquisitel y appointed, shutters, parquet floonng, paneling, rich tone lhruout. Owner w/carry at 14<'1, with $175 ooo cash. It's smashing! ~.000. · ARCHITECTS SH THIS OHE -Top location a couple. of doors from the pvt beach in the exclusive guarded comm of Bayshores. Easy to remodel 3 Bdrm, 21h bath home. $375,000. 1um.aocac HIGHU.HDS -Natural beamed wood ceilings, paneling, warm earthtones. Lovely view , this 4 Bdrm Edinborough has everything. Excellent financing. $405.000. SIAYIEW CORONA DEL MAI -Outstanding view from the largest 1 sly, 4 Bdrm plan in guarded gate area. Pool and tennis courts. Owner wi II assist in financing. $383,(XX). W5'C HillOI VIEW HIUS -Lovely 3 Bdrm plus family room, in one of Corona del Mar's finest areas. New carpets thruout. bright and cheerful. immaculately maintained. Owner will assist in financing. $299,500. COSTA MESA -Air filtered & cond., 4 Bdrm Hall of Fame home. Remodeled kitchen, hardwood floors, xlnt corner lot. Near schools from kindergarten through college. Try your VA for a low down. $134,900. DUPUX -Prime location in Old Corona del Mar w/nice owners unit + 2 good rentals. All surrounding swimming pool. Ca JI for appointment. $320,000. lqUISTllAM ,.o,an -One sty 4 Bdrm, 2 bath borne tile roof, air cond., fenced corral and horse pad. Near the equestrian center in beautiful Nellie Gail Ranch. Owner will carry at 133: $244,500. LIDO IA YNOMT LIASIOPTIOM ""' ... , .... hy OPIM SAT /SUH I ·I I '25 .. ,.., Dr. L11una Beacb, ~ean view. plUSU\I interior and &ardens of Magnoliu and Roles! 3 BR 2 b1lb1. polis bed hardwood floora, im· ported tiles, wood blind• new Oak kitchen and every amenity. $10,000 oplion. p1 .. Sl2IOO mo. See anytune. fMS,000. BLUFFS ONE LEYll $171,IDJ Charming Anita plan on quiet greenbelt. Two enclosed patios, 2 Bdrm 2 Bath, upgraded and immaculate. 13 ~ % financing available. Close to Catholic church. schools and pool. ESTATI SAUi Must sell! Waterfront duplex. ln viling owners unit opening to a lrg. front patio w /dock. Master Br w/sundeck overlooking water. Lrg rear rental unit. Below appraisal at $399 ,500. OWNER WILL HELP FINANCE. Custom co untry French 6 bdrm 6 bath. Pier and s lip. Brick terr~ce view. Elegant charm 4500 sq. ft. Call now for appt LIDO ISLE 1 bdrm, 3 bath. den, 3 car garage. Corner lot. South patio. quarry tiled. Exceptional in vestment. Reduced to sell, trade or lease. 494-7551 2PlHIMSULA POIMT lilGAIHS OWC BALANCE 10'~ I Call now! 4 BR Mexic an Villa, 1 house from pounding sud. Secluded mast.er retreat with fireplace New kitchen. dine on tiled pat.Jo Hurry STEPS TO SAND ~'IXER 3 BR & DEN needs your attention. Br rng shovels and paint brush. Make ss·s. Owner will carry at low in· teresl. BEST IN BLUFFS ONCE IM A UNTIME opportunity to buy best located 3 bdrm. l level LINDA, Ove r looking widest greenbelt & reflection pond . $295,000. OflEH 1·5 211 Z I FBJPE CoH Floral EHD UNIT. Beautiful 4 bdrm, 3 bath, lovely outlook , 803 financing al 14. 75 for 30 years. $285,000. WGEST ONE LEVEL End unit, 1900 sq. ft. 3 bdrm, 2 bath , finest upgrades including A/C. $315,000 including th e OCEAN VIEW! 2 yr. old.owner built 4 BR . home w /lrg. f am. rm. Decks. Extra parking. Quality throughout. ln·law quarters. Secondary financing available. $425,000. D A v r D s 0 N R E A L Ty r N C. 11 t; Nt"'P"" B"d ', µ 673 9060 SellwithF.ASE! M ake your shopping It ·s a BREEZE easier by us111g the Daily Classified ~ "'""'V• '"' Monday, •ood-do~l'll ......... "" .,.,... lad« "'"" •'9" )lA.fe .,,_ "°""" ·-»-.,°"', M.._ ...... ·-.-. ..... .,.....,., .,,_ tlO. •vw. ...... ·-·-·-,._ .,.. ,. ....... fXCErTIONAI. VALUE OH LIDO This 3 bdrm home on an extra wide lot features a completely furnished game room-sunny patio. Spacious master bdrm. IALIOA OCEANFRONT Great view al harbor entrance. Prime large lot 3,700 sq. ft. 4 bdrm, 3 bath cus tom home . Ca ll for private showing SI .385.000. SUPER HOUSE SUPER LOC.ATIOH Charming 3 bdrm. 2 bath. Close to schools, shops, tennis. Lovely yard Lots of potentia l. Westclifr area SELLER ANXIOUS! LIDO -FRIE:HCH . NORM.AHOY . @ land. OflEH 1-5 4 36 <>HD.A IV. Orutodal ., ....... ,,..._ u~ ,,_~~Id Brand new Cou ntry French 4 bdrm + den with 4 baths. Stained glass & special wood exterior. You have to hurry with financi ng al 131'2o/, & owner will carry 2nd T.D SEA COVE PROPERTIES .. o-, ..... .. ,., " ......... •C... ...... HELEN B. DOWD 7 1'·63 J ·6 990 THINKING .,.,,,. "-... ,.,_ ........ 1'•..-.... ·-''""" ,, .... we-•oio '1N4 .,,_ ........ _ TOWHHOME? REALTOR, INC. 644-0134 ......... ··-·-.... "-.,_ .... ·-Call the specialists al th e condominium in formation center Utt & lwy WHtt Tiiie bperts 91C.-.,....... ..... ·--.,, Toucllstone Realty ~ .~ AiJ,crv C, Nn•nf LIQUIDATION SALE BAYFRONT OWNER-BllLDER MUST SELL THIS HOME NOW. NEWPORT BEACH'S EXCLUSIVE PENINSULA POINT. BRAND NEW 4 IJRM, 4 BATH BAYFRONT WITH BOAT DOCK. OPEN llJUSE DAILY 12·5 P.M., UNTIL SOLD 2274 CHANNEl ROAD YOUR TERMS OR CASH DISCOUNT Call DAN BIBB, 675-2311 or 640-7665 l{Q, EXECUTIVE EUGAMCI It's hard to believe this home is only 5 years old. Nested on a quiet cul-de-sac of· only 10 custom homes, it's vacant and ready to move in. With four spacious bedrooms and three bat.h.5 you'd expect to pay much more than $234,500. Call for complete details. 963·5671 ATTIMTIOM 8'&DBS!! Fantastic opportunity to tear down older home on extremely large lot in prime Costa Mesa area & build 6 condos. Priced al $270,000. 759-1501or752-7373. * •WATHFIOMT HOMh• MO PAYMEHTS ... for 1 year !! Charming 3-Br home located smack on the white sand beach with a private stairway. Features fireplace, 200' deep lot in R-2 zoning. ONLY $695.000. Owner will carry l8t T.D. at 13%. 759-1501 or 752-7373. OWNH WIU CMIY ••. 1st T.~. on .a Bdrm. home with family room, m pnme area of Costa Mesa. A rare offering at $110,000. 759·1501 or 752-7373. UIO DOWN PAYM9ff Forty-eight acres of Prime Land with off ramp access from Highway 14 . Near F.dwa.rds Air Force Base. Owner will finance completely. Submit on interest rate. Asking $1 ,200,000 . 983-5671 WATUFIOMT LUXUIY Sensational 3 Bdrm. townhome featuring used brick, plank floors, French doors, ceramic tile & a , multitude of interior upgrades. Boat slip available. Priced at $319,950 with assumable loan. 759-1501 or 752-7373. 10¥•% FIMAMCMAVAIL Assu~e existing 1st T.D. on this 4 Bdrm. home m NEWPORT Riviera payable at $668 per month ! ! Featuring French doors, flreplace, 211• baths, raised wooden deck, & new carpet! & paint. Only $141,900. 759·1501 or752·73'73. ' ) FUXllLE FINANCING OH LIDO on this 3 bdrm country French home on an extra wide lol. Recentl v remod eled. Try 20!'1, down . Assu mable loan . Owner wi ll carry. A real mu st to see. Call now 1 SPANISH VILU. OH UDO is very versatile on an extra wide lot Orig. 6 bedrooms. now 5. but could be changed back to 6. Features a large lovely su nny patio. New kitchen. a must to see! •CONDOS• COINER COMDO 2 bdrm, 23• bath , co mpletel y refurbished. View of ocean from balcony . $143,000. MESA WEST COHDOS We have 6 brand new 2 bdrm condos left. From $139.000 to $187,000. Call 673-7300 3377 VIA LIDO NEWPORT BEACH For Ad Action Cal a DailY Pilot AD-VISOR 642-5678 When you need expert service or repairs. tum to the Service Directory in Classified to solve your problem. L\t the Dail) Pilot ·· ~·ast Result .. ~en'ln d1rertoq Your servi ce 1s our sper1altv ("all 642 5678 ext 322 Telling the most people PoSsible is important Lo the success of any gara1e sale. Make sure yours 1s 11Sled 1n Class ified, phone 642·567'-=8"'-. -- PRIME FOUR.f\.EX All 2 Bdrm, units featuring fireplace & famil y rooms. All I story with assumable finan cing. Super price at $20.5,000. 759-1501 or 752·7373. SIX conAGES Situated on one·half acre in Prime rental area of Costa Mesa. All ha ve been re~ently. refurbished with new roofs and paint. Five have cozy fireplaces. Best of all, s~ller .will carry PX},(XX) at 13.25%. Submit on down payment and price . gG3.567l LOW, LOW PA YMIHTS ••• when you take over existing low interest FHA loan !!! This is a superb starter home for a yo un g family . Lots of potential & priced to sell at $89.500. ORANGE GIOVE Six acres on Fantastic Hilltop location with 360• view in romantic Rancho California. Idea~ retreat for the executive to build his dream home and harvest the oranges for income. The o~er is motivated and has reduced the pnce $.10,000 to $190,000! 963-5671 * •WATHNOMf•• 124¥• IMTmST Owner is willing to carry lSt trust deed on this detached 3 bdrm In move·in condition ! Located on canal within walking distance of ocean & beach! ! Private tennis & pool Priced for immediate sale at $230,000. 759-1501 752·1373. 4 • • . ~ .. .. ~ EL matt SALES IA:m Major re1k>nal brokerqe firm wllb 13 yors experience ln the coutal Atta ii searchlna for an npertenced ~non lo manaae its expandlfll Newport of· rice. HIJhly visible Fashion Island location with l5 full time agents has the poten· tial for Z7 agents. This firm has over 125 fulltime agents and offers residential investment, escrow, securities and mortgage brokerage services to its clients from 8 offices localed Newport to San Clemente. The person chosen will receive liberal starting salary and an override on the orrice production along with other benefits. All responses w1 II be held in strict con fidence. Send resume to: Drawer 18, P.O. Box 2000, Corona del Mar, 92625 HEWPOIT llEACH OPEHSUH l-S FOi ll lalboo Co•n JUST SI 39,500 o · Bo AT ·s LI P Walk to beach Best buy ~95.000' lntludes 811ndy 1n area. 3 bedroom 2 beach deck & patio + bath home. open beam large quality 3 bdnn + te1Ungs, secluded patio den 2 bath home J;:all 67S·SS1J A t Fireplace, bnck BBQ i- ext ra parking SELL idle items with a Owner Agt . 673-9187 or Daily Pilot Classified 675·7060 Ad 642·S678. lwmi!--~-~~I orEH SUM 1·5 116 25tll ST. lolboo Puhmala, cute bffch houH, dep1 to h.ach. orEH SUM 1-5 2477 VISTA HUERTA 51.owa Uu ••· fnsWy ~ 4 ... "k" ,,_,. "'""' ldtcMft. 2 e.doMcl patios. 1hpt to pool & waldllg ch-.Ct to tchools, shoppincJ and pen.. °"'Y Sl91,SOO. orEH SUN 1·5 3032 CAROi SUPER 3 ldrwt 2 lotta hoMt fHhnt Melicott til• entry; lrcJ oll electric klkhttt, f••ity rooM, .,.... .W.H & fnploc• "' IMIHJ '"°°"" lar'9f beOllffM pri•crtt yard. SUPH TEIMS. Offwed by ....... CWy $249,SOO. orEH SUM 12-5 19432 SIERRA LAGO S11perb q.allty Hd 1pltftdld decor occetlt tWt 4 ldnw 2 la t.o. wtfft pri•crh yard. &ood fiRwiitg .ct~ ••ultwt ..,,. ........... i.o.. • _. .... Wlttt com-'ty pools. ~ Hd schools and close to bttch, ~ wt tr•tpOt tatioli, ... is • ... for ttw f.,.ity .,.Mg • Offered at $229,500. 11/1 ILOCKS FROM OCIAM For oww. occllpl.d or ........ 11ne lar'9f to ...... 1 ....... --for ift•ntH dollor1 '" CoroM .. M•. Priced mdtr Mariltt ot S4H,900. 25% doWft to qitalffid btrytt' wftt. exceletll ..,._ P'nMM owner MO•lilg .it of .... to ...tft. For MOre iwfo col lrmdoa Rose.-9 ot 644-7020 UMIBJEV AILE IUY FOR AIEA AMD INCOME .. COt'OM det M•, priced to Ml .. $329,500. Moff•otecl o~ ...... Ho. Col. htCCMN $1775/•. - IMlt• • offer. For ..,. t.fo coll It ... ltoMtlbtf'CJ ot 644-7020 WATEIFIOMT WIMta l ldra ..... liff c••to. ...... + •-_,., ... KyliCJltt. '""' & .. ,.. ... OH.r-ol for oaly s 7 so.boo. GnClt fllalclllg o•ailcmle. Cal ICaltM SMlldl. 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PAM bl wDIM 1014 Bayside Cove E. <C.ove) NB 675-6000 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1·1 1 llD•OOM 24242Santa Clara #33, Dana Pt. 675·6000 $150,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 32Sea Island, Newport Bch 760-9333 $257,500 Sun 2-6 2:8145 Palmetto Court, Lag Niguel 831-8440 $170,000 Sun2·6 167 Albert Pl.. Costa Mesa 751·3191 $119,900 Sun 1·4 •2069 Vista del Oro, Bluffs, NB 759-9100 Sun 1-5 116 25th St., Newport Beach 644·7020 $195,000 Sun 1·5 2162 Maple, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $107,000 Sun l·S 9UI Ventura, Anaheim 759·1501 $89.500 Sun 12-4 2l~Miramar, Balboa Penin, N.B 631-1400 $318,000 Sun 1·5 3314 Oceanfront, Newport Beach 631-1400 $449,500 Sun 1·5 47 Fulton, Northwood. lrv 963-8182 $147 ,900 Sun 1·5 214 Via Dijon, Lido Is le, N.B. 963-8182 $335.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 II pkn PAM IM or DIN 11 Skysail Dr .. JasmineCrk. CdM 759-9126 $365.000 Sun 1·5 One lsland View. Irvine 552-1788 $274,900 Sat/Sun 11·5 973 Bayside Cove W. (Cove) NB 675-6000 $595,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••9 Lakeview, Woodbridge. Irv. 631-7300 $255.000 Sun 1·5 3309Californfa <Mes a Verde N.) CM 979-2390 $139,500 Sun 1-5 •5 Maritime. Jasmine Ck. CdM 642-5200 Sun 1·5 2451 Marino, Bayshores. NB 642·8235 $340.000-LH Sun 1·5 1515 August Ln. Santa Ana Hts 640·9900 $130,000 Sun 2-5 2 IR plwt GUEST 305 Poinsettia. Corona del Mar 646-7171 $350,000 Sun 12·5 l IEDIOOM 595 Wilson, Costa Mesa 751-3191 $127.900 Sun 1-4 612 Ramona <Irv Terr) CdM 675·6000 $435,000 Sun 1·5 923Congress, Costa Mesa 646.3255 SUn 1-4 :30 2661 Bayshores, Bayshores. NB 642-8235 $425,000 Sun 11-5 2944 Perla. Bluffs, NB 642-8235 $325,000 Sun 2·5 SOS Seaward Rd .. Corona del Mar 760-0807 $350,000 Sun 1·5 2716 Shell. Corona del Mar 631·7600 $795,000 Sun 2·5·30 1521 Kings Rd., Newport Beach 631-7600 $695.000 Sun 2-5: 30 •682 Capital, Costa Mesa 751-3191 $129.500 Sun 1·5 6612 Walt. Westminster 751-3191 $94,900 Sun 1·5 9001 Bermuda Or .. Huntington Bch 979·1674 $150.000 Sun 1·5 * 1100 Sandpiper. Corona del Mar 673-8550 $359,900 Sun l·.S 2845 Tabago Pl (Mesa Verde ) CM 546·2313 $165.000 Sun 12·4 2328 Vista Huerta. NwptBch 644·4772 $198,000 Sun 1·5 •314 Avenida Cumbre (Bluffs ) NB 759-9100 $239,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2000 Barrance (Bluffs> NB 759-9100 $169,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1860 Port Wh eeler CHVlimi) NB 760-9596 $239.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1614 Santanella, Irv. Terr. CdM 552-2000 $299,000 Sun 1·5 2302S. Diamond, Santa Ana 645-0303 $96,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 2320 La Linda Pl.. Bluffs. NB 640-5357 $2l5,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2313 Redlands Dr .. Newport Bch 640..5357 $219.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 416 Plata, Bluffs, N °wport. Bch 640-5357 $327 ,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 104 Via Palermo, Lido Isle, N.B. 673-7300 Sat/Sun 1·5 9103 Marina Padfica, Long Beach 631-1400 $340,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1812 Dover Ln., Westcliff, NB 673-7300 $185,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 801 Cliff Dr., Newport Beach 631-1400 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 559 Vista Flora, Bluffs, N.B . 631-1400 $248,800 Sat/Sun 1·5 113 Via Ravenna, Lido Isle, N.B. 631-1400 $355,000 Sun 1·5 2314 No . Pacific Ave., Santa Ana 548-1168 $117 ,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 ••32662ndSt .. NwptShores, NB 840-8208 $220,000 Sat/Sun 1:30-5 l II plB FAM RM or D84 192 Masters Circle, Costa Mesa 673-8494 $221,000 Sun 1·5 2635Solona Way, Laguna Beach 497-1761 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3435 Quiet Cove <HVHls) CdM 545-3627 $369.500 Sat/Sun 12-4 517 Poppy, Corona del Mar 548·1904 $395.000 Sat/Sun l·S ••3711 Seashore, Newport Beach 673~78 $895,000 Sat/Sun 10.4 ~1761 Port Manleigh Cir., N . .8. 640-0325 $269,900 Sat/Sun 10..7 •461.S Camden <Cameo Sborea) CdM · 6"-G87 ~.000 Sun 1·5 332 Polmettla, Corona de1 Mar 6"-7211 $498,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 002 Vilta Baya Cir .• Cberry U , CM 631·'1IOO $1'7',500 Sun 1·5 1915 Beryl Ln., Hrbr Hinds, N.8. 631.7300 $197,500 SUD l.J DIRECTORY ir..,::..=t........, ... ,. ............ ,. .. L IJI ....... Al .. lee .... Wt4 ...... -......... tl'f•wt' ,...._.. .. ...,.,DALYMOTWANJADI.,....._ ............... fw .. .,,... _ _... .... -· .. ,., .................. w..y _,,..,, • •38 Balboa Coves, Newport Bch 673·'1060 $595,000 Sun 1·5 3032 Carob, Newport Beach 644-7020 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 Whitewater, Jasmine Ck, CdM 644·0'l85 $410,000 Sun 1·5 4511 Camden <Ca meo Shrs > CdM 673-7761 $925,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 161 LaBrea, North Laguna 494·7551 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1625 Hillcrest Dr., Laguna Beach 494-7551 $345,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1806 Beryl Ln <Hbr Hinds) NB 642·5200 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2921 Jacaranda !Mesa Verde l CM 645-0303 $134 ,900 Sat/Sun 1·4 2211 Waterfront, Corona del Mar 642-8235 $625,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 1921 Tradewinds Ln. Baycrest, NB 631-7300 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1930 Port Bristol Cir, HVH. N.B. 631·7300 $268,500-Fee Sat/Sun 1 5 2228 Holiday Rd .. Newport Beach 644·9060 $210,000 Sun 1-5 **1036 Polaris Dr. DoverShrs. NB 631-7300 Sl.125,000-Fee Sun 1·5 305 Columbia, Newport Beach 631·1400 $270.000 Sun 1·5 320Seaward. Newport Beach 631 -1400 $369.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2933 Cassia, Newport Beach 631·1400 $340,000 Sun 1·5 2298 Redlands, Newport Beach 631·1400 $265.000 Sun 1·5 806Aleppo (E/Bluff) NB 642-6368 $260,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3024 Ocean Ave , Newport Beach 631·1400 $1 ,350.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4006 Inlet Isle (HVHls) CdM 675-3411 $299,500 r Sun 1 5 1912Sumba, Mesa Verde. C.M. 963-8182 $184,900 Sun 1-5 276 Sier ks < Eastside) CM 646-4380 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4627 Cortland. Corona del Mar 673-8.550 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 912 Powell Ct. ( Citih ms) CM 675-6000 $169,500 Sun 1·5' 2149 Anniversary Ln .. Np. Bch 751-3191 $180,000 Sun 1 5 245 LaJolla (Nwpt Hgts) NB 645-0303 $279,000 Sun 1·4 2651 Crestview. Npt Beach 760-0835 $349,500 Sun 1·5 964 Victoria, Costa Mesa 963·5671 $105.000 Sun 1·5 ••101 N. Bayfront, Balboa Isl. 642·8235 $975.000-Fee Sun 1·5 •8 Monterey Cir, Npt Bch 760-0835 $475,000 Sun 1 ·5 1101 White Sails Way, CdM 644 -6200 $415,000 Sun 1-5 2544 Carnegie Ave., Cost.a Mesa 979-5370 $132.500 Sun 1-5 4 HOROOM 1712 Highland, Newport Beach 760-9333 $379,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1776 Pitcairn (Mes a Verde) CM 645-0303 $196,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 • •1617 Bays ide Dr .. Yachtsmans Cove, NB 644-9060 $1,950,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 118 Via Ithaca. Lido Isle. N.B. 673-7300 $550.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••827 Via LidoSoud, Lldolsl, NB 673·7300 $1,500.000 Sun 1·5 1856 Iowa (Mesa Verde), C.M. 546-2313 $131,950 Sa 1·3/Su 1·4 119 Via Mentone, Lido Isle, NB 675!4562 $455,000 Sun 1·5 Z772 Bluebird Cr (Mesa Verde ) CM 979-7815 $269,500 Sun 1·4 2404 Vista Hogar, Bluffs, N.B. 644-6200 $205,000 Sun l·S •US Via Waziers, Npt Beach 760-0835 $550,000 Sun 12·6 19432Sierra Lago, Irvine 644-7020 $229,500 Sun 12·5 2477 Vista Huerta, Npt Beach 644-7020 $198,500 Sun 1·5 2314S. Ramona, Santa Ana 963-6767 · $97,900 Sun 11·3 2476 Rue De Cannes. Costa Mesa 673-8550 $137 ,500 Sun 2·5 939 Congress, Costa Mesa 546-2313 S 139, 000 Sun 1-4 4 IR -HORSE NOP. 25052 Buckboard, NellieGail, LagHls 675-3411 $244,500 Sat/Sun 2·5 2210Canyon Dr., Costa Mesa 548·0952 $159,000 Sun 1·4 4 II ,i. FAM IM or D84 10 WOodhollow , Irv lne 551-8700 $219,500 Sun l ·S ••132McKnight, N. Laguna 642·8235 $895,000 Sun 12-4 2501 Lighthouse Ln, Npt Beach 760--0835 $450,000 Sun l·S •2104 Yacht Grayling, N.B. 640-9900 $365.000 Sun 1·5 28 Port Durneu, Npt Beach M0-9900 $450,000 Sun 1·5 l<lmllana Dr. <Pl1aa delSol) CM 631·8890 $227,aG Sun 1·5 21172 Kaoeohe, Hantingtm 8cb M&-2313 1172,a Sun l·S 10072 Cralld, Huntlniton Bcb ..,,.., lm,000 lkmM 952 Uenver, Costa Mesa 979-2390 $148,500 Sun 1·5 •6 Winged Foot (Big Cyn) NB 675-6000 $685,000 Sun 1·5 1225 Keel Dr. (HVHJs) CdM 675-6000 $420,000 Sw11·5 •3801 Topside <HVHms ) NB 675·6000 $449,500 Sun 1·5 •#1 Muir Beach, CdM 760-9333 $1,395,000 Sun 1·5 2862Tabago Pl <Mesa Verdel CM 642-5200 $179,500 Sun 1-5 •2321 Aralia CEastbluff> NB 644-6200 $315.000 Sun 1·5 • •2616 Bayshore Dr . Jlayshores 642·8235 $2.000,000 Sun 1·5 ••2115 Bays ide Dr ., Coronadel Mar 642-8235 $1.750.000 Sun 12·4 50 Ridgeline, Harbor Ridge' 644·6200 $770,000 Sun 1·5 1521 Tahiti, Laguna Beach 497-5454 $529,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1533Tahiti, Laguna Bch 497-5454 $529.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2.820Shanh1r (Mesa Verde> CM 494-7551 $155.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1124 Dana Dr (Plaza del Sol ) CM 857-2040 Sat/Sun 12·6 •3165 Bermuda, Costa Mesa 631-1266 $164.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ~l Klondike, Costa Mesa 631 -1266 $209.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 230 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 673·8494 $625,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2331 Tustin, Newport Beach 646·3627 $595,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 •1873 Rhodes. Cos ta Mesa 675-1771 $210.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 1251 Surfline Wa y. Hrbr Vu. CdM 644-4910 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •204 Via San Remo, Lido, NB 640-5777 Sal/Sun 1·5 •3Trafalgar. lfarbor Ridge. NB 760-8181 $1,685,000 Sat/Sunl·S 26331 Sorrell Pl. Nellie Gale Ranch, Lag Hills 749-0706 $625.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 • 1724 Pori. Sheffield (HVHms) NB 673-7761 $350,000 Sun 1·4 363 Newport Glen Crt., NB 760-9333 $335,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1963 Port Chelsea, Newport Beach 752-2838 $350.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••2274 Channel Rd. <Penin Pt > NB 675·2311 $1,650,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 1501 Miramar, Penin. Pt., Balboa 673·9060 $655.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1658 Utah Cir .. Mesa Verde. CM 631-7300 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2130 Santiago, Dover Shores, NB 631-7300 $237 ,000 Sun l-5 2720Gannet Dr. (Mesa Verde l CM 979-5099 $190,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 5 Rue Du Pare. Big Cyn. N.B. 644·9060 $650.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 1118 Somerset Ln .• W estctilf, NB 631·7300 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2727 Island View. Corona de! Mar 644-6200 $459.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1 Trafalgar. Harbor Ridge 644-6200 $1 ,795,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••1924 W. Oceanfront, N.B . 675·6700 $450,000 Sat 11·3 11 Monterey Cir .. Newport Beach 769-0835 $629.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1315 Antigua Way, Baycrest. N.B. 631-7300 $360,000 Sun 1-5 •1730 Martin Wy, Baycrest. N.8. 673-4400 $399,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 21301 Fleet Lane. Huntington Bch 979-5370 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 22892 Via Cordova, Lag. Meadows. South Laguna 499-1526 $499,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •8 CoUins Isle. Newport Bch 673-6900 $1,200,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2078 Phalarope, Mesa Verde, CM 957-1568 $269,500 Sa 12·5/Sn 11·5 223 Via Quito, Lido Isle, N.B. 6µ-7300 $575,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 10436 Egret, Fountain Valley 963·6767 $149,950 Sunll:J0..2 :30 4006 Yacht Yankee (Seaw) NB 675-3411 $383,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1909 Lanai (Mesa Verde) CM 963-6767 $345,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 S II pl.s FAM RM or D .. •2007 Kewamee Dr., Irv. Terr, CdM 673-3745 $495,000 Sun 1·5 ••510South Bay Front, Bal Isl. 675-4000 $1,295,000 Sun 1·4 1533 Miramar ( Penin Pt) NB · 673-7761 $459,000 Sun 1·5 * •207 N. Star (Dover Shts) NB 675-6000 $1,450,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 365 Heather Pl., Laguna Beach 497-4342 $660,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1500 Highland <Westcllff) NB 642-5200 $439,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••314 Morn!n1 Star. DoY. Shrs, NB 644·9060 $1,500,000 Sun l·S 5 Deerwood, Big Canyon, NB 644-6200 Sl,900,000 $11/Sun 1·5 • 17 Muir Beach Cir, Spygls, CdM 644.9080 '2.'°°,000 Sun 1·5 5Cll Evenina Star Ln, Dover Shn, NB 631·7300 "50.oot-Fee Sat/Sun 1·5 233215'b St .• Nft'POrt Heiatu, NB 6'5-72Zl • .., Sun 1·5 ••4GG2 KOl"Diq Star, Hunt'f Hrbr ...an '1.U0.000 Sat/&. 1·5 2735 Cibola. Mesa del Mar, CM 631-7370 $716,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 lOSSan Remo, Lido Isle, N.8. 673·7300 Sat/Sun 1-3 :30 l500Warwick, Westclilr,N.8. 673·7300 $349,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 •2 Mission Bay. Spy gls, C4M 760-1410 $535,000 Sun l2·4 l8SO Capr1Cr. <Mesa Verde> CM 546·2313 $425,000 Sun 1·4 1601 Warwick, Newport Beach 673·8550 $229,500 Sun 1 5 6 llt" ... FAM IM or DIN 43 Royal St. George. Big Cyn, NB 644·6200 $699,000 Sun 1 5 •7 Bodega Bay. Corona del Mar 640..9900 $719.500 Sun 1 5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE I IEDIOOM 200 McNeil PH#9, Versailles. NB 979.2390 $128,500 Sun 1·5 I IR ... FAM RM or DIH 2511 W. Sunflower #R3, Sant.a Ana 536-7542 $74,000 Sun l·S 2 IEDIOOM 145430val Rd. <WalnutSq) Irv. 640-6259 $102.500 Sun 1·5 •435 Gloucester, Costa Mesa 642-4799 $137 .000 Sal/Sun 12·4 1628 B Iowa <Mesa Verde) CM 979-2390 $96.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 Avocado & Fairview Rd .. C.M. 548-2239 $134 ,500 Open Daily 355 Avocado St .. Costa Mesa 631 ·3406 $115,000 Daily 523 A vemd a Cam po, Newport Bch 760-0835 S298.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1704 Westclf Dr, 1J l6. Wstclf, NB 1001 MacArthur, Unit 133. Santa Ana 759-1501 $88,500 Sun 12·5 SOO Cagney Ln . Penthse n11. NB 673·7300 $143,000 Sun 2·5 2277 Pacific Ave .. Mesa West. CM 0"73·7300 $137.000 Sat Sun1·4 2 IR plus FAM RM or DEH 2157 Pacific Ave., Costa Mesa 548-9572 $170.000 Sat Sun 12·5 621 Lido Park Dr 1tC3. '.':.B . 760·9333 $560.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2549 Irvine Bl #365, Npt Sch 760-9333 $175 ,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 1512 August Ln ., Santa Ana Hgts 556-5434 $130.000 Sal/Sun 10·3 15 Las Hn sas, HSJ . Irvine 551-8700 S230.000 Sun 1·5 l IEDROOM 2430Santa Ana ( E1Sidel CM 979-2390 Sl48,900 Sun 1·5 11 Brooksfield . Woodbridge. Irv 551-8700 $116.000 Sun 1·5 Avocado& Fairview Rd .. C.M 548·2239 $154.000 Open Daily 1967 San Bruno. Bluffs. N.B. 640-5560 $169.500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 3 IR pkn FAM RM or DEH 16 Redwood Tree Ln. Uni v Pk, Jrv 759·1501 $162,000 Sat1Sun 1·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE I IR phn FAM RM or DEH 9766 Verd e Mar Or .. Hunt'g Bch 968-8341 Sat 'Sun I ·5 2 IEOROOM • •3310Tempe. Hunt. Harbour 963-6767 $310.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 IR pkn FAM RM or DEH ' •25 Canyon Jsland Dr, BigCyn, NB 675·5200 $275.000 Sun l·S MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE 2 IEOROOM 8811 No. Coast Hw y #192. Lag Bch 497 ·5494 $75,900 Sat/Sun 12·4: 30 8811 No. Coast Hwy IJ 186, Lag Beach 497 ·5494 $86,500 Sat/Sun 12·4: 30 l IEOIOOM 8811 No. Coast Hwy #151, Lag Beach 497.5494 $97.500 Sat/Sun 12-4:30 DeAnza Bayside Village, #52, NB 759-1616 $79,500 Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 ....... 395 Flower <Easts1del C.M. 642·6368 $179,SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 211&2• 412-412112 Goldenrod, CdM 673-8494 $325.000 Sat/Sun l·S 3llpin2• 700 Marguerite (Old CdM) CdM 675·6000 $449.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 702 Marguerite, Corona del Mar biS-5511 $279,500 Sun 1·5 ... ,... .. •*~Grand Canal, Newoort Bch 673<6900 $675,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 116 Marine Ave .• Ba I boa Island 673-6900 $495,000 Sat/Sun l·S .. ....... ,., w. ~ .... w. He.wt,... Wt He.wt,.,.. HMMt '°'Wt HowHt For Wt Orange Coast DAIL v PILOT/Sunday. 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OPEN TODAY 1·5 COME WITH US ••• TO DOVEi SHORES WATERFRONT. CARVED t;:-JTR\ l>OOHS t'ATllEDRAL CEILINGS THREE S P A C I 0 ll S H I!. D R 0 0 M S S I:: P A R A T E l' 111 L D R E N ' S WING IMPORTl'.:U ITALIAN AND MEXICAN TILE TllROUGllOUT l1NOBSTRUCTED vn:w OF BAY AND MOUTAINS LARGf: Pll::R ANDSLJP AVAILABLE 1036 POLARIS DRIVE •.••.••...•••••..•. FEE LAND $1 ,1 25.000 COME WITH US .•• TO U.YCRIEST. n:STOM B ILT fOlll! BEDROOMS KIT('ll F:N AND ~'AMILY ROOM Bfo:AUTIFL'LLY HEMODELl-:0 .MASTF:R BEDROOM SUITF. WITH ROMAN TUB 13 15AMTIQUA WAY ............................ $360,000 COME WITH US ... TO WOODIRIDGE WATERFRONT. TWO ~!ASTER Ut;DR00~1 su1n:s lH~ING ROOM GATED ENTRY PHONE 1169 AT THE GATE t LAKEVIEW .................................... $255,000 COME WITH US ... TO DOVER SHORES. FOUR BEDROOMS FA~llLY ROOM IM PECCABLE (;ONDITION l 'l'PEll l!AY VIEW EXCELLENT LANO PRICE 2 I 30 SAHTIAGO DRIVE ••••.•••••.•••••••••••.••• $237 ,000 COME WITH US •.. TO HARIOR HIGHLANDS. THREF. BEDROOMS AND Drn U)Vf:LY KITCHEN WET HAit LARGE ASSL'MABLE FIRST TRL'ST Dr:ED 19 15 BER YL LANE ................................ $197,500 COME WITH US ... TO COSTA MESA, CHERRY LAKE ARIE.A. ATTRACTIVJo: TllHEE BEDROOM HOMJo: F'F.'.'ICED CO RNER 1m ROO.., rnR POOL OW~EH MCYl'IVATfO 302 VISTA IAYA CIRCLE ........................ $174,500 AVAILABLE BY APPOINTMENT COME WITH US .•. TO BEACON IAY WATERFRONT. SIX REOROOMS MAii> s Ql'AHn:Rs NAl'TICALLY OESIGNl::D WITH A FAHl'LOl'S \'I~ w Of Tm: llAY (ilVf:S ON ~: A FEELING Or Ll\'J:"G \BOA!lll i.,1111' MOORl'-:ING ROOF' 11' A1 RIO! FRENl'H DOORS l\.'ID WINDOWS \I 1-. Y. SIDE OF PHOPF:RTY llAS POOL, SPA AND 1'1REPIT $600,000 COME WITH US .•. TO LIDO PARK WATERFRONT. SPECTAt'l'l.i\I< f\\0 BEIHWOMS DEN PROFESSIONALLY DECORATED CO\! Pl.t:TE Sf.Cl'RITY S\ STE.\1 FANTASTIC VIEW PIER AND SLIP AVAILABLE $620,000 CO ME W IT H US •.• TO WESTCLIFF . F OL'R Bt:DROOMS LO\ Jo.I\ COL .. '•TRY F'RE:-ICH FAMILY ROOM ANU KITCHEN LAVISllL Y REMODELED 215,000 1617 WESTCLIFF DRIVE ................ 631-7300 VA TERMS l.rl( family homl' with pool 5 Bdrms, 3 na 2 frplt's and great term!> Owner will sell \'A or on a t·ontract f'ull prire $164,900 TUSTIM IUUTY 3 HR 2 BA ramil) rrn & din rm Dbl dctarhecl garai:c llome complete ly n•decorated on larl(l' ('UI de sal lot 1n Co strip $210.IXX> \l1ckl'\ Sharer 96(} J~) • Sl5KDOWH • DESf'EtlATE! 4 Hdrm 2 ba pool home Asbume h1·balanre loan owe straight note SUCCESS Rl-:Al.TY 549-7991 RULIUY! Home, Plus 2 units 176 Cecil Place CM S22S.OOO R\ owne r agt 642 4872 Desperate! I 00/o clt. by owner Condo. 2 bdrm, den. 2'' ba. welbar. Cplc pro ress1onally decorated Bar k Bay Area A~ sumable loan. lo dn. $130.000 Open house Sat Sun A 1512 August Ln 556·5434 770.0411 CAREY OpportwNty ror a tafented real estate sales professional w ,a strong i.nterest in people development. a take charge abillly. who ran work well both mdepen· denlly & rollaborative· ly Highly challenging position oHers career l{row th opportunity + independence Get in oo the l{round floor or this dynamic C-0 located nt the beach 111 So Orange County Sptti1Lmng in Beach onenled invest ment properties. In· dividu1I should hive a hilth ltvel ol energy. in 1t1tlve ft enthusiasm to recruit. train, motivate & manage. Must have 2 yrs uperor broker's Uc ' easer lo work for • leret p1ett or the pie . U ·7S'l. w/owntrshlp poulbllltles. Send re 111me to owner. L21 So Ho St. tm3 L A. 90012 wa.nt ln • . ASSUME GRIE.A T FtMAMCIHG Fa~t 01·cupanr\ Spar1ow. 3 Bdrm 2 bath rondo frenl'h doors lo Im ely p..itto, lndr). dou blc 1?arage Pool and part) roclm Best loca lion. dose to Wcslrhrr SMS.5110 SI OK letow Marbt OPEN SAT SUN I 5 Spar1ous 4 Bdnn. family room 2 fplr's. park size }'a rd 2820SHANTAR Costa Mesa II urn on lhts at Sl~.000 494-755 1 ~'I~ HILll[ ~~ McCORMACI< RE The rastesl draw in the West a Dllllv Pilot Class1r1ed Ad t.;all To- --------1 qay 642 56711 ' COTE nEJ\LTT Cf'~ invrsmrnr conrnm You 've Ar rived at ... HARBOR RIDGE CUSTOM ESTATE /\n American Dream Come True Picture yourself on the veranda of an authenti c earl y Georgian colonial -and overlooking the Newport Harbor and Pacific Ocean . All the features you would expect • are there. the spaciousness of 6 bedrooms. 41h baths. and 6000 sq. ft. of unmatched workmanship. Enter a foyer with magnificent curved staircase. and notice the crown molding a nd wa inscot ing throughout Sit in a library surrounded by rich paneling of 200 yr old Southern Carolina Pine specifically chosen for this room The li ght fixtures of brass and pewter cast a beautiful glow on every room which is dressed in the finest au thentic wall and Cloor coverings. Imagine creating in a kitchen with colonial atmosphere but all th e very latest appointments. Leave feeling - "This is a ma sterpiece which reflects quality. tradition and exacting taste." Offered at $2.35 million . By appointment only. Exclusi ve with William Cote. 2075 San Jo1quln Hiii• Rd. Acron from BIG CANYON Newport IHch 640-5777 '.', I · : I ', '\ TAYLOR CO. H I . :\ I I ( , , \ :-, '. I 11 ll . I I I· w OM llG CAHYOM •OLP COUlSI SllCTACUUI '"YllSAWS" Mtl.000. Largest lot of al) the Big Cyn Deane Homes ! What a ~pacious & beautiful yard for entertaininl( ! Lovely pool & spa plus a darling gazebo (with even a chandelier ). Gated front courtyard with fountain . Dramatic foyer w/huge crystal chandelier, 2·story ceiling in living rm , formal dining rm, paneled den w/parquet floor, 41.-l baths, 4 bedrooms including glamorous master suite with marble bath Call for appointment GIOIGIAH COLONIAL WUTY llG CAHYOH COUMTlY CWI CALL FOR COLOR HOCKIU Gorgeous view overlooking the 8th green of the exclusive Big Cyn golf course. Elegance personified! Built by lhe finest builder in Newport Beach for his own personal residence on the most prime site in area. 4 Bedrrns plus luxurious master suite, lg e formal DR , fam . rm, billiard rm , refrigerated wine rm & 61 2 baths Imported marble crystal chandeliers & lots of wood paneling. Call to see $2,150,000 VACAHT-VIEW-.\HXIOUS Panoramic view of bay, ocean & sparkling lights. 4 Bdrms. Lge family rm . Formal din . rm. 212 Baths $395,000. Submit offer on price and terms owner anxious . 125 I SUR FUME WA Y--ff.UIC>a VIEW OPEN HOUSE Sat & S. 1·5 PM 2·STORY DUPUX-tUWPORT IEACH STEPS TO IUCH-OWHEI AHAWCE See this fine dupl ex today! Live in one unit & rent the other. 4 Bdrms , deck & 2 baths in upper ; 2 Bdrms, & 1 bath tn lower. Fireplace in each. Some view of ocean. owe tst T D. & note of $247 ,000. ant. only. $.52.500. down pml. No loan fee . $299.500. See any time. MR. & MRS. PERFECTION SI 35,000 HU TED KIDHIEY ·SHAPED POOL ROOM FOR PADDLET8MS Immaculate picturebook 3 bedroom home nestled in nowers and shrubs. Large grassy back yard for the chil dren, pets or guest house . Beautiful pool with large deck area. 90' wide frontage. 1.oned for income. A wise investment for young or not so young. Call 644·4910 to see any time. ULIOA DUPLIEX-$450,000 4 Bedrooms upsta irs & 3 bedrooms downstairs with patio and deck . Covered garage + laundry room. Excellent for sum mer·winter rental. Just steps to the bay & beach from the door of thi s excellent tax shelter + potentially appreciating property. HR. ARROWHEAD-YU TO CATALIMA Unobstructed view 25 ft across to see the world. 3 Bedrooms. Western red cedar inside and out. Architect's award design. See it, then li ve m 1t A great value hide.away. Ask $96,500. WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO .. REALTORS 2 I I I Se111 Joaquift ttli Rood MEWPORT CENTER, H.L 644-4910 MO DOWH Pretticae COftdo Make payments & live Adjacent fo Mesa Verde I n h 0 use r 0 r h a I f Country Club 3 Br 3 Ba ownership Wh} rent~ Owner will help finance Call Don Lairmore $179.500 Agl 0'4 n 499·491lor833-8781 549-1366. Ca 11642-5678 Clasilli°ed -Ads -~~ IALIOA PEHIH~ Unbelievable financing on this 4 Bdrm. 2 sty beach house with guesl/in·law quarters. Near park. $205,000 with $181 ,000, 5 year loan at 17"~ . UMIVERSITY P ARK/IRVIHE Spacious 3 Bdrm Deane home, surrounded by lovely gardens, and only steps to the community pool and park. Super financing with $60,000 down to qualified buyer. Priced at only $239,000 on fee land. MOllLEHOMES H.I. MODULAR HOME ONLY $79,500 Lovely, spacious 3 Bdrm 2 bath, with fireplace across from the bay. View from deck. Adult luxury living in best location. Pool -sandy beach -slips available. Owner will finance with $25.000 down. UDO/OH THI WATa Cozy 1 Bdrm with large Uving room and fireplace. Great for year round Jivi ng or weekend retreat. See today, make offer. ~91500. Owner wt 11 carry the loan. NEWPllT HOMES UNDER S200,•? YES!! 19' 7 s. ll'WtO Ti.ti ..... 31r Zia Sl6t,S"OO HARBOR POINTE CatDOS 2 spacious master suites or 21 ~ story w/Jofted mstr. bedroom. Both models have attac hed 2 ca r garages w/opener Priced al $115,000. Open Open Daily 11·5 Weekends 10 6 355 Avocado St.. Costa Mesa POOL HOME · LOW INTEIEST! Reasonable f1na n l'tn(C terms are' available on this 4 Bdrm tri·level home nt!ar Mile quare Park Owner has guaranteed $75,000 2nd at 14% int. ror 5 yrs Wllh ant Only payments. Huge !!motional hack yard with pool. $189,500. Ow Towtt l..tty 775-750 I/641·0399 Optt1TodDY 1.5 Lovely 'nd unl\. Slll1Cle story "Townhome" nearby pool, at tnd of l'Ul·de i.ac, backi1111 lo greenbelt OWN £R FINANC:ING! I SEE TODAY 631·3406 for· information ~~:~~~ ••••••• !~!.~ ~~:~~~~ ....... !~!.~ i!i,1•d1lll\!• .'\: ~· 11 .. i!;r.1llu1'!1 12l/40/o RMAMCIHG Mt!sa Vcrdt ~XI'<' home AFFOIDAIU Sll0.000 d~n Pool. i.p11 WOODSY CONDO H1t1'J b4U ':>':>bO Anyl11t1~ E.1~tl>lulf flrnf Hldq & solar Xll.Oadu Real Nr So Coast Plua with Coroao dlf Mer I 022 Corono dlt Mer I 022 Esta le, 957 t568 many amenities securi ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ ty Asi.umabll' loans ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------~ () W carry Be creative CdM SACRIFICE S7s.ooo 1006 .........•.....•....•.. NOCA.Sll TD OK for down Cute 3 BR 2 Ba cottage. trade OK Desperate S38S,OOO Ownr/a_(t 1-661 0693 OPiHHOUSE SUH 12.4:10 31 50MYX F1ri.t 11me oCCered, 3 Br I Ba home. 2 car gara1t~. lrg hvmg rm w/Crplc, 1 close to No Bayfronl 0'4 ner '4111 r.nanl'C A~k for Ca th)' DX>.000 lora vance I realtor b/J IUI l CDMILUFFS IYOWMB above beaC'h, full ocean & Jelly vu from every rm . 3 lrg Br, lrg IJv rm+ kit , 2''l Ba. 2·sty. 2 bnck frpks. 2 deck!>, bearh acce:.s. sems·pvl road Sl,250,000. PP Appt on ly 7M /67~ Lusk llVH1s 3 IJR fam rm . 180 deg ocl'an & ba) vu Quiet cul de :.ar $369.SOO Ownr al(l 545 3627 Beautiful Jasmml' Creek. OWMER MUST SELL D~aullful duplex on dl· s1rable str~I. S26S.OOO. only 10', down' Lrg J~ sum able Imm al 13'. Owner will r1nan<'t' balanct' llurry' Pr10 only CfJll J 110 l>a\tl> 75~1221 WM~ REALTORS guarded gate comm JASMIMECREH 2bdrm + rumpl.b room , BRAND NEW PLAN I plan 2, landM'illK'<f by 2 br, 2 ba. den. upgraded Roi.:er·~ Garden w spa putio Nr pool & tenni~ pror decor lhroui.:hout Secunt~ guardt!d 12•, , Alarm syl>tem. air, floor ml S329 500 !>arc By cm.:'! owner 760.s6Ho,7fl0.04:JOev~ Open House. Sun Au!( w ER 16th. I 5pm or phone Costo Mesa I 02-4 IYO H 1714 17599126 '4kends ••••••••••••••••••••••• Balbo11 Island "l'ondo' M • tduptex partensh1p1 •, '213 19ti2 :1:171 • · f . LASTCHAMCE blk Crom South Bay 9'Spm FROM FSBO front $135.000 Cull BEACH HOME to'. downonth1!>4 lldm pr 1 c e 0 w n er " 1 I I 3 ll<lrm 2 Crpln Mo\ e in l'Ondo 1n Costa \1e~a for hnanl·c at 12'' 640 11118 for $10.000 leObc opuon uni) SIOl.IXXI no po1n1., Beautiful Mediterranean & t!.'l(H.I mo on S<i95.000 no quahf) tnR Takt.' 01 l'r I Bayfrunt W Pier & ~hp pun·habe 675115119 loans Bnnl( paint ~nd SI 6 mil 673-1633 J "SMl"'-'E CRrz.t1 1magmal1on U1ana ( .111 "' " ~ pd O"nr Agt 631 1266 I l.uxuriou!> 3 bd1m. 3 -------·..bath on the 11reenbt'lt Morr For ~You r AnucnvE L.1~1 1s S310.'.100 ,"!'T M<>My, 2 STORY 0"Mr is mo11vall'd tall Thi~ home 1s a real 1<1luc + MODERN APT Carl. ID(; l'ruperl1e~ for 1uur Cam11\ It I'> RIEOUCEO! t 2 I 3 1 l 3 3 7 4 9 3 o r located 10 a l111ch l osta AREA'S llEST IUY 1213 1434 4450 M~~a area and ha:. 4 lrl( Nr bav~. oil xtra IR 2Br, POl'l'Y STREET Bdrms • u cl~n The Crpk. '1',Ba, apl int:ume Prell) .ind prll;ctle. 3 honus room !'an be uwd $4 95 mu S385 000 bdrm . 2, 2 ba Great a~ lldrm or f:.mil) room Fabulou~ assumJblc rinanung 5481904 ''"ner !>arc .inx1ou' ''' 2 Bdrm. ba end uml New rar Clean uod tm1tht As umahll' 13'. loon WIMBLEDON VILLAGE Elel(anl !>mgle fom1b home Pror~ionalh dt.' rurated and landi.q>d ~ Bdrm 3bu & hbrur} Air. alarm. aml'mt1es l(alore ~:a RED CARPET ·-754-1202 21WU ~q ri ~:x ~:nTI\ F. llOM t:. gre<il are.i anuss frum park and Wimbledon \'1ll<11(£' l BR J Ra, 2 bonu.' rm' ~ lplr ~:.II upgrades Xlnt lo'4 tnl a!l.,umabll:' loans w S70 000 du"n Hlul' Chip t•ro~l1.1l>s.857 2~9 ff •, , ASSl'MABLE l.OAN Owner will rarr) 2nd JI 14', t4 i.tatnt."1 gla::.' ,. mdows. ~ BR 2 't \, S (' P Xlnt rond 0'4 nr d!O $111!'> llOU ~s~ $120.000 Coll Pk \ \ or roll' probah' 'J ll' 35!:1 Pnnc Non Ue.1ut1Cul pre,,t11:111u' I hdrm home on liluff <kean 1·1cv. Xlnl tc:rm' Onl\ $1UOO per mci lndn p.i)menL' ~85Jl..to ~I ESA \ ERUt: i Br :! FAMILY HOME Mr. So. Cocat Plcno L.argl' I yr old home m Costa Me!>a with l bdrms 3 ba~. den and family rm 2 frplc~ Lgl' ba('k yard CIObe to shop ping and pari<s Good as ~umable loam. and Sl500 per mo Sale:. pnce or '225,uoo Submit orrer - \1.1\TI HI HO!'. 1 ll0"'11 ... l..c. REAL ESTATE 611 14f I RARE RHO Reaut1fully maintained 3 Bdrm home. huge farm kitchen. park size )arcl, ..ind a rare!) found l11rge basement full price $12'7 ,900 75 I 3t91 C:. ~HE<. T ~ PAOPEH11l C., EASTSIDE 3 BR 2 Ba. 2 car garage. f1repl.i l'l' co1·ered patio 0'4 m·r anx1ow. Call for info, agl 631 5Ei61 $I OK letow Morttet 01'1-:NSAT Sl'-..1 5 SpJr1ous 4 Bdrm. fa mil) room 2 fplr's. park s11~ 1·ard • 2820 SHA NT A R It urr) on thlS ;it Sl~.000 494.755 I rmanl'IOll Sa1eSSS mo1e and rmancmg tJn REME REALTY COUNTRY be arranited Call Anne IJa with pool, ljj•J1111ful "'"~.....,. .,,, I I~ l;indSCdped & l'a'I .-'lt-< i,1 t<~IA 1 J:. • 1213104-0908 EMGLISH DUPLEX Mccasland 631 1266 --------1 ~e,.4bd + 2bd S370,000 tart' \ ard °'4nl·r mo\ lol»oa PfftiMMlo I 007 851 9135 WMI< t a r r' \ f 1 n a n 1 1 n I! SI 34 !iou IJ lluu rkl' EASTSIDE ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1--------1 REALTORS R<•a llor 546 9950 Luvelv 3 BR 2 Ua. Cam Open hou.w rn. Sat Sun. rm h·ume ,. fpll dbl Ill u" nl'r 4 Hdrm.. l(ar $149.500 2Br. lBa. frplc. l lol Crom ocn, potential IX'n & ba~ vie~s. ree Good as sumable Sl6S.OOO Firm 673-7407 12~% Fianning REDUCEO CAPE COD CHARMER pool Sl53,000 Take 011~r Hkr, b46-4li0 Corot1a def Mar I 02 2 NEW! COUNTRY FRENCH HOME . Vacant in move·Ul con d1t1on 1\o" onh Sl.29 !-Ml() fur neat 3 Bdrm 2 na lo'4nhoui.~ ()'4n<'r J nil't' $911,SOO loan Will l'arry paJ>l'rs ~fr.,o nl·I B Toro I 032 \!ctr \rt-a . l°\1 K:!5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .•...............•..... :xinura Rd ~!171!1'1 BLOW l/4 OPEMHOUSE I mot1\ uted and read\ for urrers Call 01ana t'ap fl .I O" ner Two 2bdrm MIWOM house~ on I lot SI :Ill 1M10 Assumable 11'· ht TI> owe 2nd M (}. j4f>I Sunday. Jl2 lleliot rope Best buy m CdM Steps 10 bcal'h Phone mt' lo I day Tim Rhone 631 1266 WMI< Rf:ALTORS 2 BLOCKS TO OCEAN o~will finance-- Ho ~ TRIPLEX 641 -0366 Th ree units '!nth 673-7552 I pel 631 l266 WMI< REALTORS Beaut exec home in rit· s1ra ble \1~d \'ertlt' l.1:1· lol on Jl\1 t•ul <k ~ur <' 21. Herg. \ltl2 88!11 SIX C:'<llTS Pr ime I HIDIE.AWAYCOHDO Easts1dl· rental art.'a Beauurull} l<1nds1·.1ped $240,000 Owner rmanr l'?rOunds w parking dC' mg Dc1·m & l'o 642 6368 1 cess dbl gar 2 Ur 2ba. I 1111• ril(hl wa.v' Mo1 e tu be.iut1ru1 El Toro and gel a lrR 5 Bdm estate ,. pool. SP'! & \ iew I not a matchbo>.J Great terms Assume !:111":-m Lerht · Call Patrick Tenore 631·1266 WMI< REALTORS f1replal'cs. on i 45·1-------- Corona del Mar lot for 1 ~tor). laundn , pool SHARP 3 BR sir. ooo o~nl'r."111 ht·Iµ . ~--, l.0 1·el~ refurbished f1nxn<·e Oelii:htful TRABL CO CANYON hume on !(nlfrourse As hfest~le ln 11 1uu'll HOME . 2 bdrm with i.ume 10•, int On!) ltke · 1t Op.en h'ou~e 1?urgeous view & as the pnre or a duplex. -•LO-W•E•S•T•P•R•IC•E•S-favorable aswmable 1sl lo<in, seller " c·arry Homn + lnc:OMe 2nd Priced al s.12!1.500 2 bdrm collage, all do'4n pa)'ment S82.00U i.h1ngles & brick 1 a I S I l 9 . 9 9 5 P a 1 r 1 1• k s a l s u n I 2 4 1 3 5 s u m a b I l' I o a n s renore. agt 631 1266 G loul'estrr Or orr OrllSI 1call~ reduced ii) 0'4ner Bkr '4111 neat. sunn)' J bdrm unit. WMI< I Tu5tm Ai btwn 20 2ht Sl26.00o cooperate 67~3141 $245.000 2 Bedroom Houl'e with !%Mi LIVELY. RI.TR Redhill~Realty 642-4799 552 -7500 nev. 3 Bedroom Unit 4 Just hsled S27S 000 & car garage, large lot seller ma\• finance Sohd 2or; down 67!i 0562 built 2 bdrm home, near Broker new 2 bdrm. 2 bath unit I car garage Rf.Al.TORS So Coast Terra re 3 br. 2 So. Coast COftdo ba l'ondo for sale h} HI'• t1wn, super ftnan1· owner Sl~.000 Call fur 1ng 3 Br lr1 It'' cl 4 34 llEGOMIA Eleganl new 4 Br Vil' tor1an partsal vu. ownr <'ontractor JUSt _fOmJ?letm..& ~75,000 SPYGLASS t'f111thdtt Mod.I S Br. 3 ba + bonus rm Lgc rom1>r lot wlpool & jarum, garden & pla) area SSl5,000 Open hse Sun 12 4 2 Mission Ba) details, 968·3652. 540·3666 Oozes village charm. 2 ________ , Whelan bdrm home. 2 bdrm apt, 3 HOUSES no sl eps. spotles!. Real Estate Goldenrod bndge area. S32S.IK~ ON 1 LOT '(,(11f1J1f1 dr/. llrn _J;;,'°' • f )Ufl(' I Uf'.J ' ~ filJ-S~.'11 3141 E. Co11t Hwy., CdM EASTSIDE Only $179,900 Call64.>9161 BL'ILO ERSCLOSJo: Ol'T 13' 1', 30 year C1>.ed New 2 & 3 Br t'ondus All amenities 4 ldt 631 ~s 380W Wilson _Dr A Et 76o.14 1 O l!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!'ll'!!!!ll!!!!!!~ I .. OPEN HOUSE , REALTY OCUHVIEW ILUFfCOMDO New '41lh ~pltlll sla1rv. ay. custom Ille -!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!1-I rloors & l'ounters. full CAMEO SHORES EXECUTIVE HOME Harbor and ocean view Dram at1 c pool & landscape. 3 BR 4'4.t ba. $850,000 4615CAMDEN OPEN SUNDAY l S L~<//wu~ REAL £STAT£ 644·6397 OPEN SAT/SUH 1·5 MAME YOUR TERMS on this exquisite new 2'700 sq rt r~lom 3 bdrm 21, ba home 111 CdM As sume $200,000 Lst TD at l2~• '7r. Extensive use or oak. leaded glas~. spa anri murh more $498,000. ;,!> v --------1 serur1ty Panoramic ***** 3 IR + Pool + Spo Harbor and Baker area Xlnt neighborhood TYMS with S3SK do,.11 0'4 ncr must ~ell $144.900 view 2 bdrms ~ loft Sl70,000 OPEN SAT & Sl'N 12 s 215i Pal·1ru· Av('. Costa Mr'J 548.9572 MESA VEltDE OPEN SAT Sl1N I 5 2720 GANNP.T DR ._._.._.. ........ __.1111 332 PoiltMttio LI'? 48r + den tr1·lc\•el homl', l'orner lot. lg patio Good term!; Agl 979~ 5 BRl1Y OWNER IRYIHE TERRACE CORONA DELMAR X lge master bdrm w garden & frplc. lge custom k1l , den, Ubrary, LR. FR. pool, yard, p1Uo. Unique for larger f•mlly Ot'ean U de or hwy Near beaches. lmmed occ. S495 ,000. Owner ran carry. By appt, 873-3745 Open Sun. I 5 O'RA C HMA S SCHILLINGS Fr1nc1 M Yen Owners will accept ror 3 shup well priced unJts So. ot bwy . For details "5-1103.~ 644-7211 W Oll( AT HOMI. ... ..,,.,...., ::.l:~:llot.lllZ:ll '!!!!!!ii!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!l!!!ll!!!!!!~!!ll!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!~•I Office + older 2 Br house Zone d C i Easts1de Cosla Mesa Paved parklllg Owner tin ancing 10'1 down Sl50,000 full pme Agent SSS.~16 Trade your old sturr for Clasalfied ~ds. your one· new goodies w1lh :i stop 1hopP111&.tPter. Classi(ied ~d 642-5678 IMYEST MIW PIOPHTY. Large R·2 lot in Costa Mesa re·develapme nl area · Cute existing cottage with new kitchen & bath, 2 BR & 2·car garage. $128,00Q Beverly Morphy 642-8235 !OW. .... !OW. l&m8DTm ._,_....,. OCl 00.01lrl'ft .. .,.,,, 0... ~lllleb.CA-...._lllilft,CA_, (M )84Mlll ('l\4)tM-.> ·~ ., .............. REDUCED $10.000! 2 on lot. £amide, 4 Br 2 Ba + 2 Br l Ba. Owner r1nan('ing al 14 1\~ b>,000 down. Full pnce SlSS,000. ent556-6Sl6 A TTM: IUtlDllS Oulln1 2 bdrm collage R2 lot Hu potenlt•I for luge 2nd unit. Owner& are anxious. Aakina $160,000 611·2242 TERMS, TERMS Spotless lrg 4 Bd. shows like a model Assume 93;', Only 1161,000 or lease op11on Palnck Tenore 63\.1.266 WMI< REALTORS HIMffutC)foft leoch I 040 ...........•.••••...... AIAIC>OHED 2STRY +P00l SU.too Immediate posses1on Rent 1111 yours Here 1t 1s' B11.:2storyT H '4 rrml living, gourmet kitchen. rocktail pal10 and large master suite All JUSt minutes to miles of pounding surf + low down payment No qualifying Hurry ('all 963 7010 Really World 8eachs1de HuntincatOft Hari>ow rf'NSUre Exceptional buy on Trinidad Island Lowest priced on Tr1n iriad Island Ten1nts have left and owner just painted U\Side & out As· sumable 1st To or Slll.000 at 9.50 and owe CaU DOW. motlvat· ed owner. Diana Cappel 831·12'6 R&'M~ H~ ~: f11H'- PltCl/SUSHID Owner r~1dy to deal 1<t m1 to buch1 lmm1r up1radtd I br . den/bdrm .. 1 & 14 ba Pools, Jacunl. tennis, clubhouse. wtt bar. rrplc Ptrf for rpl Needs financ1114 to eiost Inc 1 .Ill loan. Optn Sat. l Sun 1·$, '198 Verde Mu.~1eooor.ac1. t , CH_.P. Tbt f atae.t draw in lht WHl. • .a Delly Piiot 14 M Orange eo.t DAILY PILOT/Sund1y. Augu1t 18, 1981 .._...,..,W. ...... ,_w. .._..,.,Wt ..._..,_... 0...-IMI... oetwtl .... &tlt• "-"'-We ...... ,.,We ...... ~We .......... Wt .;;.;-;·w·i040 ;;.;; ........... 7, .. L;w .... 'iMi L;·w· .... ;r· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .... ,.,. .... I06tMl•,..,t ..... '°''.._~ .... '"' .... '°'' ........ .._ ._,....,.., 2000 ........................................................................................... ~Siii 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..•.................... ........................ ....................... ..................... . Newport Crett condo, •n••••••••••• .. ••••••• ~ . pl.an ' 10001q_ ft.3br ••s•SMl,OIO SALEBVOWNER Need1h1rp'-~1ln l:f8 S 12,000 Dowa N1ct I Bdrm. t~ batu condo Clote to 1hop p1n1 Owner wHI help finance.•~. SUNSITIWn lj?.UOI _ ~-- BY OWNER. N llntg LA k IF I 0 MT Bch, 3 BR I~ ba, RV I<' HOME rtn Corntr lot Up. • araded Owner fleitlbl~. I' abulous Akins bit 1ubml1 tenns. T7S·7lM; home on l.ake W~ 1191421 (714). brld&t with I ma&n1h ----cent waterfront location --------1 3 lrg Bd, mslr Br'1u1te NAMI YOUI TllMS Oak planklna. upgraded On this spacious 3Br, earthtone color tbruout 28a HHAR Condo, OWC Prof landscaped yard I o y r s w I L h with Malibu bahUnc and $20,000·$25,000 dwn lirl'plt. Ovtr SIS'Z,000 in Lowest price in area. assumable loons <.:all Call Cor details Jo Ann for app.t t.o see $297,SOO 1714! 96+1462 Suwe Mllltr~ 9400 EOCEWATl::R RLTY (213) '3H481 Et4DOFTHIE RAl .. OW Beuutltul 4 Bdrm S&S bwlt home, on quiet cul de sar, 1n pride or nwnership neighborhood In lovely Coldenwest £stales Large family room with wetbar and coiy r1repla<'e Sparkl- ing gourmet kitchen . plu.sh carpeu. 1249,950 don osen rrmlt11r., 17TH AT PRaiPECT TUSTINL 73!.Jl IJ Oll'EH SUH 1-5 •oo 1 ltnNldo Dr. 3 Bdrm, 2~, ba, 2 story '• mi lo beach. $150,000 with S20.000 down and assum eusting fmanc mg 979 um f>46-8419 H_..gtoft HarbOw 1042 ·······················' w crterfl'Oftf c Oftdo WOODIRIDGE $126,000 GR EAT LOCATION 35 WINDJAMMER LOW FSr PRICE() 3B R/28A CAMDEN $15.()()(). Down Paymenl S88,000-lst TD at 14.7S'1r S23.000·2nd TD at 20"~ Owner I agent S.S9·6266 or 975-1 Ul8 W OO DBRID GE townhouse 3br. Jl~ba. S96,000 12~.r.:: lst T D $132,SOO Own er 644·90~ ..... ~·~ SETTLE BACK & stay 111 this fantastic 4 bdrm home. temf1c locatton & thj! best feature of all $125,900 CALL TODAY ! Redhill<@> Realty 552 7500 9ut£T._ REUXED Thi.' kind of place it's eby to come home to after a hard da). The Deane Homes have an excellent assortment or recreational fa cilities tu match the easy go1n11 tire style of Irvine 3 bdrms, 2 ba Close to everythtnl( All this com bined makes un exrt>p t1onal buy at S202.500 Hunt. Harbour Open House Sun. 12·5 Walk thru the beaut Broad moor Estates & ~~ this lux unous 3 Br 21 ~ Ba home on the water 2 rar garage w/auto door opener. 24 II{ security. 'lt-D. , pool . tenrus, spa 3279 Ll 'l11JQ Moritz Dr Next to 'T~~(..i 'I' Peter's Landing otr Ad 'r m1rahty Ave Take over 833·8600 large 121 i"', loan. VISTA REALTY Bob 21 i,,34 3427 Rick 213~1954 '+523 C.otPUSDt·IRVl!ilE .....•.............••.. l"ln• 1044 *•VIEW!!! OPIHHOUM SAT. & SUMD4 Y 1-1 Hll S.-. w.,. LI 3 Bdrm 2~~ ba cuttom home Ytlth 1ma:1bln1 plua den, I IHI Pool, ten· 14 DoYtr Shcira MOO CUITOll I.AA.Ml Priced for q_wrk sale llave 70K cuh Prin on nb, walk t.o beach By ICl ft ol top ql&&llty toe· nu. Sr1c10111 1800 aq. n In ly 17$-9'1'1 owner. lenna, noa1•nll 1tructlon. Thia 5 Bdnn J Tralai,.,, HMbor Ricftc, Newpon Bemch with Orange County's most 22 Units Newport Bch. M9·74Sfl Mecllt. 1tyle ralden~ Is la-....i: •• Ot'lU It cirv lipu ~ftt hM noc pttttl11oua adult mobile Sl.540,000. Lu1uclou:i the i>.tt ti loc11lon1 and ,_,.,,_.. ., home park C1 1l ror OWC 7~-ZMM ILUFFS FIELAMD h11 lhe bestof fiMncln( onlyt'-eadu1ivicy chthjperpnnldhomtbuycr ~· S44_.S_L20_ --RE 81·1 ... '"""P'-to -le-am da otea.n view O«tr~ ll ~.000 Ask for Nora lllaain• Wiii be ti.It«! in z wka • available. owe 185(),000 u lookillf for. bu1 al.lo the tocal t«lusiOtl Ind ' ,..,... IC Hr+ nu hrdwd noon. al91-»%lnl Fullprirtin· teeuricytbatcustomhomeburt11demand. ThiJ AUHpfwWt 1200 lnvu tmenu " ex L.., .. v.._t.IE -07-17{1 - ,.... FAMILYHOMI Hl&hly upgraded. Call c I u d I n a t be I a n d ..i..-"' frcocti .,...1e midcn« o( txcepcional •••••• ••••••••••••••••• chan1es X1n1 ~ Cor Pete Jotuvcn for appt Sl,00,000. Call Dan Bibb -.-· ~, 811 Bear LI.Ice 1 ure ' naht per10n. lw-rt rom· Tn·plex t\5,000 down Anume lat TD. 9~% OWC Bal al 12'i'o Pr1n only Panoramic ocean view1. SJZS,000. 499-l~ Broker 3 Bdrm, Impeccable e<>n· dHlon Stone corner flreplact Open enter l11nment style living aree. Great flna ncme SZI0,000 Ul·l26e. ror appt. quality Ind faultlal i:as~e festures • 6700 sq. fr.• 4 1._, acrerl'('('ls Sewt'r, mission avallable .con· IOGa'SllAl.n bcdrmw/buh•fonnaldn.rm.•4fittplaccs•4cat water elec avail hdent11l 1oterview 67S.lll 1 pt. • air cond. • COnlplete a«uticy systtm • l.oned A·l Tenns. Dy~ ~5880, Vince __ RVM* llt' \I T1111-. eJt~l~ndinanc10g • Sl,68~.000· hyt.pp0intmefl1 (714 isss.4270. Eves flllME COSTA MISA only. C9'1 Darkne Young • Uoitt'd Brobn, (ll4>S8S·8891 or write 13 units on the pre· FAMILY HOME Located In lhe hean or one or town 's best nt'l&hborhood~ Peg noor11. knotty plnt' panel Ina Assumable rln:1nr Ing. owe. ~.ooo HIWll'ORTCUST ~:~-=~ 1111m 1n1 . 71'17fl9.8t8t ~x~~. Big Bear Lake. ~~~o~:,t:~~ .. ~~ T 3 bdrm d 25 C~ l.a.d Dr. KAJLUA llf'OIH Income ol 161,600 wo or + en, Off Pord Rd. S~lll·level D .. X ....uw•.._ Open House l·S KONA llAWAU O(f"r1ng.b,· .... *'""',000 HOITH LA~UHA It's 11n easy wolk to the beach frnm this com rortable 2 bdrm ocean view home on a hie ler need lot. As.umoble flnancine. $249,950. 2"1 ba Low down '"'' ~ "''~ 14""LlnrolnLane " "" _,., 0 Ill f, townhome w th golf D ._.__30'1-~ "" 178P'eeSlmpleAcre11 Please c John Cooke. wner w mance at course view Pool, ten oc • .,,... _. M•gniricent 7 Br ~ Ila R rt Are c t l S ' nominal lnterut rate 3 & 2 Bedrooms. 2 Spanish on approx ~-i eso a. en ra agt Johnson, helton Broker. Tom Gollier nl8. iuurlly An um f1repl11r". decks and a"r• Cr•ative financ -locatJOn frontuge on 2 Associates, !JIM..2'700. Od """"' loan owe 2nd T 0 As'k . I ' ~ .. m a J 0 r h I g h w a y s -- -~ _____ 1 Ing s:ns,ooo. patios. Annua income Ing. 1698,000 Century 21. Magnificent view NEWIOIT HACH Boat Canyon Realty 494-6503 I 497-54•4 LEASEOPTlOH GllWALJ(ER m.ooo Al Grambow Realty l2lacre5 16,270,750 Prime residential Npt Blulb. F'ee land 2 Rta S.5200 C /21 Mtwporl C• 213 289-77216 16 9acres S.1,533,587 triplexes and duplexes yrs old Furniture an __ 6~flSL._ Sm;rt dec1s1ons about 20acres .$3,659.040 111 Corona del Mar and eluded Pvt spa. Ca11 --------•I HEWll'ORTCIEST 10~11tion&f1n~cmgl'lln 20acres $3,136,320 Balboa Peninsula Pete Johl\50ll 631-1266 HAUOI VIEW 3 Bdrm Condo Close 10 make the difference f or more detailed tn Tremendous r1n ancing ~c~a~ ;i~'"\3 e; tr~c; ICMOU.S pool and tennis Xlnl Call EdeeSlern. Realtor lorm1tton, please call available at low mteresl COLDWeu. BANl(eRC beach flown S295,000 A rare opportunity to financing Priced to sell ~ssoc111te. 673-7300 (808 )961-2.895 Rudy or rat u Owners a re Purchase a home of dis· $189 •tv1 write Farms & R11nrhes. motivated QWC 12'1 ~·69:l>_. _ _ ,onN. HEIGHTS In<' PO Box 225. llilo. C/21 = C.tr Oce11n View. no qualify. ,.....,. ... ,.. .... r<,.,~,,, ... ,. lincuve design'" thi~'" C/2 1 Mewport C• H 92620 0. 57 S20 OCEAH VIEW um ate and unique com __ '4~~357 _!Wall, _ 64 ) 1ng, ,OOOdn, 3 bdrm, 2 munlty Trad1t1onally 5 Br, 3 ba, 3 frpks on M .a. uy u1o..1rrs bu with plush landscap Sl65,000 Cape Cod on the ex PfMTHOUSE CONDO huge secluded lot . with SAN JUAN "'" n IOI! Master bdrm, loft 5 bdrm. 3 bath, spa & BEST VALUE IN terior. this charming w 11 h dock r 0 r 4 0. guest house. F.asy owner No down. one set of 32, overlooking sundeck, waterfall m preshgiOU$ townhome i.s split level bo de terms Only S2S9,500 CAll'tSTIAMO close to break even JIH'uu1 dff k1trh. den Monarch Bay. Ma1or £ASJl.Uff and beautifully detailed sail at 180 hg ocean. Own er says "Make or 5 5 acres with a beautirul Prin. only. S40-3666 deco rated in custom be I 0 w mark el . 3 Bdrm 2 hath, Im ' arge ussuma e 011n W tclffltolton minutes from Dana w swedish rpk Totally corp must liquidate within Tlu.s 111 the onlv bLay and city ligblt v11ews fers " SocallMS-7221 uninterrupted view Just Whelan• hardwood. Priced to Sacrifil'e' Below market maculate! Owner an.11 one or its kind on the Security t pool -!!_ Potnt Yach I Harbor sell Owner wrca rn· fmanc1n1tb~·owner ious $205.000 market and i~ yours to C/21 NtwportC•. Located in an area of Real Estate $2,800 mo call Larry Roy Mee.cit, Rltr. expenencdor 123S,OOO 640..j_~7 DUPLEX magnificent homes ideal 839-6351 49'· I J20 U 1-0136 541-772' 644-7211 2 ldlWI & I ldmt ror an estate or invest ----'-:=::=:....., IACKIAY $194,500 ment A\ia1lable on OWN YOUR OWN Lovely 3 Bdrm ram1I> 67r.1771 terms $695,000, A nicely located 2 bdnn LCICJWIO Hlh I 050 IY OWNER home w1lh Jaruzu Cood ~ 17141 673·4400 unit on the ground floor ••••••• ••••••••••••• • •• 8eaut1ru1 t. ac lot 1n creative f111ancing 12111 621 • 2121 Covered patio & ni('t' Elegant 4 Hr custom in Westclirf, 4 Br 2"' Ba. O)Mft Sat/S. 1-5 ocean view. A perfect Nellit' Gale Ranch. S2B ,900 O WC 2320LolildoPlou. 2nd home & owner will beout v1ev.·, real mar Ownr1Agt 631 ·1266 PRICIEllDUCED / help finance Sl41,500 ble. pool :me yurd 4 car Norm & Kasey. Limited Time orrer C 21 6"-40.fuJ5rt7 C• •.. RE LOC•T10~ garage, equestrian lot _ _ _ A "' " S6 ~ 2113 Miramar Reduced Walk to Lhe beach from 25.ooo 'Tier 'Broker lo firm price o( $419,SOO THE BWFFS - thtS neat & tidy 2 bdrm 759·0'IQ6 .. 644 5742· until Sept. L 7S'l financ "Hf& SH" STEAL this East bluff 011•n your own unil '"the CASA LOUHZO ln& at 123 . Pnnc1pals •1 r . r home Pri('e reduced N h £nd d f " agni l<'ent views 0 from $31.5,000 to $260.000 \ 1>11 1'91111111 ort ocean si e 11 3 bdrm. 2 ba w usual only . 556-3900, 673-4226. Upper Bay and moun highway and orrered at r"atures • l'l(tra "Vic11 HartMw ~w I "' h 3 125-0.000 OWt Isl Prime 11.11 lu11 lml·,lmt 1111" rf d bl ~ I tams r ront row 5 arv loc ~t1on Lusk Home ------an a or a e pril'e Windows ' skylights. -'t ove in cond1t1on. 3 USlllUFF bdrm on FEE land u Sl40.000 wetbar, heater dlr rond bdrm. 2 ba home 1n Good creative financing OPEN SATtSUN l.Wvin Cttftth~ Loh/ SEU>OM~. in gar. C'pl~ & dr.1pes, Harhor View High as· 4 bdrm, ram rm. rplcs. available & C..:o 64.2 6368 • Cryph I 500 .available. An ocean comp k1tl·h appliances sumable loans Highly Xlnt financing Im 0 Sat~ I 5 S. J..-••••••••••••••••••••••• front condo almost on Nev. Devel Gate 9 upgraded throughout mediate occupano P" • Co.J.tn.o 1078 Horborlawlt the sand Breathtaking Ne\er lived'" A\'atl tor Shows like model. Must possible S28S,OOO 4" o r• O'· . 642-5161. 640-8107 C/21 ~-we;; C..tr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mount uve 2 lots Sp view1orcrashmg surf& ol·c upanr~ Oct 2S sell fast AskingS239.SOO -"" /2 ~o !IE&F c L Catalina sunsets Ex $375,000. terms. (7141 IO('I land C-Ome fo r 1n DOVEi SHORES 64~ )57 211 IA co" 0 ypms awn SIJ0,000 Open daily 4 7 Mk Orr ~ 0181 cellent owner financing S81-4963or (805) 963-1:!47 spei·t1on Sat, Sun I 6 1••1 Gal .... D 4 B UE a ocir. .. u .... ....y n\e r · " A ~" 32031 ViaTonada. c-----:-' $480,000 L-a~'-_. 1052 1860 Port Wheeler or call Den Formal Dining .. _ ....... , .. -0 SU -...,-· ""r"" · r<irk selling 111 th~ 1m 498·5640, 498-~3 . Pro-..6.. 1600 PEH M 1-6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7_60·9596 Owner/~ Room, 2 Flreplate1>. 3 mac. condominium 3 Rr r· '' 57 6 Temple Hiik Dr. OPEN HOUSE SUN l(}.4 ..... EW LISTl ..... G car garage + IKrJte Hob 2(., ba s149.soo t'inanc Santa Ana I 080 •R•••••• "c••••••••••••••• 8 d " n b Roo Pool s•·"'l t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ARE ·I H Newport '1'~•r111r1.•r 2 Br 2 a· en. cnr lot. 4 Br 212 Ba. on '• Ac Y m '•"" 0 ' mg avail Beach Property SO' "' -,-upgrades. SIS4.900 24382 Westctirr S259,900 beaut landsraped IAYFIOMTCOMDO SHARP CONDO frontal(e in pnme loca ;\~~~i._c'-~ Cimarron Ct. <In l.ake OWC Norm & Kasey Owner assist at financ · Entirely upgraded, in Lo down Great asi1uma uon Owner will finance Park> 831-99490wner _ 631-1266 ing Estate value only secunty bldg wuh fan ble Reduced Nr SC Excl usive Principals 11<aHc-~ CHAIMINGI 1iilii•iili•'1~ .. W111h1111 .. _• ~·~b~~ s~~~~~c~r ta:.ucbayview ~1s,(XX) ~~~a536~74: Call Don. ~~~o/l~t.r~~ .• ~;~~ '-e..a.c.. -.1 end uni t has 2 bdnns. 2 ~ r · 548·~7 OCPNFllOMT/lalboc $I 4,000 D..... 631-7300 li:e baths, frplc. dming " " _ 1714) 494-1177 area, A 1C Near shop· r;~• ;Ill S20,000 DOWN Open 12-SSatlSun Near So Coast Pla1a Newpon blvd Store CM ping and mtnUll'S lo 11-•••1111_ 2 Br 2 Ba Condo, 1706 E Ocean Front S00,000 lst TO at 11"', 3 t.000 sq n SSOO mo in PAMORAMIC rrw) OnlySIO'l,950 Trade Luxury Newport partial ocean view SBSO.OOOTermsAva1I br,2ba. RVprkg.romer ~me Sl~OOO s.5-8~12 2 luxurio us units. Newp o rt Bea c h , Sl,540,000 7J4 '752·~ DLX HOME & INCOME 2 yrs old Drive by 2567 Elden Then call 97~5099 !B!_ JUSTUSTIO 5 units Costa Mesa Newport Hts area Pnce s.-m.ooo Probate sale, need court con firmat1on Call C 21 Gold Coast Realtors 548· 1168 for details CHEAP!! 15 the pm'e or this bread and butter fourplex Perfect for 1st time 111 vestors. when you can get 4 units for S1~2.500 ANO a kiv. interest as- sumable I.st T 0 Call now for more moti vating detail~. RC Creighton 631·1266 WM~ Rt:~LT<>R'- MAKE AN OFFER! SI 14,950..WDBRG Lovely 3 Br r anch kitchen, close to pool, park & lakes Good financing available Call for showing Sutee Miller S.S~!WOO NORTH COAST L-a Villoc)t R.E. home on 11 a<'re for In Owner will help finance Holli Wood, lffttor lot Xlntarea 751 1047 d I /T WHITfWATEI -4·97-1761 come Units or., Equity with S20,000 down 675-8676 67$.8444 --·--·-C«!,~~111 ~~ o 17 w 0 it- 0 & ISLAMDVIEWS ---S280.ooo Art now • Guarded gate. adult -. ---DRIVE TO" -••----Finest view home in 3 Bdrm . family rm, 2,, MiltioA Viejo I 067 Broker Co Op Agent commty $11M.SOO CaU 2Br. I Ba. frplc, l lol from 2314 No. Pocffk AY. •••.•••••••••••••••••••• Turtlerock Almo..~t •, b S2SO 000 . h Bl 000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631 4516 sandy A I ex and er ocn. potenllal ocn & bay w of Bristol. N off San Le1sore World I . BR , J Income Propen1es Easts1de Costa Mesa Owner will ('arq Priced tosell' RVM~ F<t.\l.TORS ac in TR Terracl' a:sumablea:;'~.ir~ . 3bd. rm, 2ba, gas frplc. WESTCUFF 4 BO Broker67~2749 views. (ee Good as-ta Clara Open house single story.end unit.at President Homes. Xlnt IJ.45 K tella j?ar, door opener, lrg !DESPERATE1 Must ~3~~~e 1165,000 r1rm Sat Sun 12 4 This 3 tached garage Air, (pie, financing. SALEB/owNER Hd. upgraded Assume Spacious, open & airy. sell home Close lo v_•__ bdrm. 1'1 ba, ~orner ;n_~m~~~~loan $465.000 · 111,'1-loanatSl,OS6 mu beaut 4 Bd w /2 patios beach. zz r; down as HarborVl.wConwel w1dbl. gar E>C1st1ng ""7-,--:-.-. _ 675 · 5 320 weekdays $1 3 4 900 Owner Assume1095'1 int.Are· sum e loans. 1197.000 POOL.spa,3 br.RV yd fmancinghappenstobe Villa Pacific & Tiburon W Mlh Id 7SS.l20li~v~wknds_ m4lsSa-4949eves a I v a I u e Patric k Agl Ladons 6'.5-9l61 Huge corner lot Bv j a VA underline loan. Go Cond0$ with w umable \\{ r gc 180 degree view from 3 --·--Tenore 63J.1266 , ______ ;;;.,owner S269900 640-032.S direct Pnce Sll7.SOO loans, 2 3 Br Call the RcalflJ levels. 5 Br. S660.000 Newport leach ~' -"' - -Century 21 Gold Coast Ell pert Agt 968-2297 551 .3000 67~m1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IACKIAY HorborViewHCMM Realtors Nodn 1.2.0r 3 BRcon 19ZOfhrranu ··~ .. ).lr•inr WHfTEWATEI VIEW Wa• to the bffch CHERRY LAKE Be au l I rut Pa le rmo 548·1168_ 833-~ dos Superb invei.tmenl PRJDE ---3 Br with 2 Master Fromanyof 3 Bdrm family home Model Open and S.olhoch 1084 &sheller 898-8940 r h. Th' --------•!Suit" 3 Ba enclos-" thesebargains with separate in law's spacious 4 bdrms 2•, ~ -o o11-ners 'P IS 3 d ~ "' t.ov.l'St priced in NPS qrt.rs Pool size corner ba. fam rm, pool and Jae ••••••••••0 ••••••••••• OCEAN VIEW Bdrm 2 Ba. w1formal WHAT A DEAL! eeks for entertaining, canal front J Br. 2 Ba. 2 EASTILUFF lot. Very private Fan with solar heating surtsi.Colofty ILUffCOHDO dimng room shows like SHA RP 2 BR 2 Ba condo family rm. pnvute spa. st). d w, f rplc. new Unusual I level S hr or 4 la Sl I c f' nan c In R 5350.000 Fee land Open Beach couage S18S.OOO New w Ith s P' r a I newhome.Lovelyyards lnWalnutSqS102.SOO s,.224.000 AOssumable t·a rpet Price JUSl br +poss o(f1ce w sep $219,000 Sat-Sun I S 1963 Port Ag_l641·5ls.s..1....673-0317 stairway, custom tile w'wrought iron rem:eon OPEN SUNDAY 1-45 manc1ng wner anx· SLASHEOtoS220.000 entrance Huge Country Ch 1 II K II cul -de-sac Don't miss HS43 O\·al Road. In ious Agenl~·4730 Just listed 4 Br. 3 Ba. Kit . Lge Playroom w. OP EN HOUSE I 4 p e s';..a or7c~a.,.,..., no So41th LOCJll'CI I 086 noors & rounters, full th • A 11 640-6259 b ,_ bl 2313 Redlands Dr ro .. 1es llVWIJO ••••••••••••••••••••••• se <'urity Panoramic 15 one. ssuma 1 e AllTOf ram rm. sundeck. dw, wet ar "'pool ta e, 3 Pr11Sat/Sun&Mon view 2 bdrms t loft fina ncing Asking rflrf 6/frx~,L'J J) HEAVEN frplc. lrg irrg lot r!1~el'~/1n~~{~~ C/21 MtwportC• UDOISLEHOMH COUHTlY Sno.ooo OPEN SAT & e--H/\NCH l<FALTY :)~) 1 2000 Sl.26.SOO 1.'/tu(~ </f Sparkhng3Bdrmhome Slll9.900 640-5l57 642-0313 REGAHCE SUN 12·5 2157 Pacific o n beaut1rull y W1thland 3Br.+den,3 Owneragt ...... 75&-~ LOWDOWN S Br 38a.3600sq.ft Ave, Costa Me sa R E A l T Y landscal)t'd corner lot full ba, 2 rrplcs On Lhe NU 310 CONDO --------Country kitchen. formal 548-%72,___ BY OWNER. Woodbridge Carmel 3 br, 21"1 ba. SIOk under m kt. 5.59-9345 EXEC HOME Transfer forces sale or this beautiful Northwood home. 2700 sq fl or lux ury living. Huge family room + bonus room . Private spa. Owner will belp finance. Call Corde· tall&. Opn Sat/Sun 1·5. 4551 Salada. ASSUM.UU LOAM on this 2 bdrm. 2 bath Wermin11ton Home in Northwood Upgraded. extras show like a model, vaulted ce1lmgs throu11 hout. Sl•7.900 963-1112 ~!!!111!!11!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Soothina s pa. wood water '329.950 b . h r 1 S88.000 Studio Condo As ASSliMABLELOANS d1n1ng room. white ~ " ... b a a t A eauty wit rp c, sume 13'\ loan Spa. w3ter view . large decking and covered r ixer. rin .. a P '" patio & spa Try S1G-20K Ow11tr Wll C~ New hsting·Woodbnd11e by William Lyon Co. 3 bdrm , family rm. 21; baths Exqu1Sitely de corated $29,900 down Owner will carry lsl TD Call for details 1148.900. DAVID D. CARLSON REALTOR, 133-9293 Log.a leocll I 048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ALOT · o I brush 2 sty 3 Br A-pool. clubhse (JWNERWILLCARRY wooded lot 2 blocks to patio rean view, g ow-· · down, assume 11"'2% or · mg parquet floors. plush frBame SBl63.950. r lease opt. Won't last. 552-1744 the beach $399,000. As n plex. NE Cosla Mesa carpets. gourm et 4 r. 3 3• canal ront. PatrickTenore631·1266 WAT ERFRONT-w /20~ Agt, V1rgimaO'Brien sumable 11''1'1 financ kitchen Lowest priced Xlnt cond . thru out down, OMC at 12"'a int . 67J.13:!3 i!!.g Agent494-4730_ By owner Pnmeloc (21 H g I rt 'th I S p ........__ a-.... ._.......__ 2BR units, <1) 3BR. 2BA m Lhe area SZ49,500 u e 0 wi spira 1760 mo .. 3 yrs. rice "'"""r '""'.._.,_. staircase. ceramir tile. just reduced to S220,~. Beautiful Mediterranean ••••••••••••••••• •••••• ho u s e S 2 5 O. 0 O 0 don osen rraltorc; 499N COASTHWY LAGUNA BEACH 497-4848 OCU.MVIEW Lots or wood and 11lass in I.his newly remodeled 3 bdrm 2 ba architectural· ly interesting 2 story home. $304,000 WATl:.RfRONT HOMES REAL ESTATE 631-1400 Take over t0'7r int loan H.ur~y ! Call Jarvis· Bayfront. W /Pier & slip MobM. HOMH Courtesy to brokers or S143.000 Asking 0 Brien 840-8208 John Sl.6 Mil 67~1633 For Solt 1100 !!;727 wkdys. S.SS.6l6.J S27 9.ooo -Coombe Bkr'--MONET VERSI COND-0 •••••••••••••••••••••••l-lli-miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Good assumable & seller BLU F'FS CONDO·Single o C E A N "'RON T Ne ... 11 Lid Beautiful 4 bdrm Super plush model' Mod I rT 'I " CM DUPLEX financingonall! story. 38r, 2Ba, 'n a waterfront home Com . . • u ar ype r omes, • • Hillf & C....L.O'I • Plan New apphas, tile. . . Sprawling floorplan. leased land 3 pvt bchs 2&3 bdrm unit Assume a ,_., nett etc. Assumable loan. mun1ty pool, tennis, Lo ad e d w 1' L h ran· .,. h ' fi h' · 840-8208 642·8850 cl bhouse Steps to ..... r secunty, 15 mg xlnt f1J1ancing.Superlax John Coombe Bkr. owner /a gt $230,000 u · cles ... ceram1c tile floor· I r S34 900 o~ shelter avail $165,000 ~2013 ~~~ Xlnt terms ing, mirror bar. Balcony ~o'!!n ~~.Jll6 ._._1_ Call Ron Freeman. BAYCREST POOL HOME Large • bedroom. 3 bath home with formal dining room, livmg room, large kitchen with separate eating area. den and custom pool with solar OPEN HOUSE Mmt sell this wk ! 2BR, s:Z:.~~~y l~~::0c~~-BY OWNER Npt Bch ~~s'!:;ev:'2·6590 dys; Sunday, 1120W11d Goose LBA house w/studio apt sidered. TARBELL. Cstm. decorated t br. lg ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ $169,000. Plan 2. Owner I"' blks rrom bchon 33rd REALTORS. 97g.2390 den Woodbumlng frplr. r- anxious. Call Tim Rhone St. Sl75 ooo. $25,000 dn -wash /dry. Must sac Art llCCMIM ll'roptriy 2000 now! 631·12166 owe ba 1 00 No qua Ii-HOME 5 or wknds. ~6229 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tying, or make offer AHO H.B. Affordable lu.11. Best eanfront 12% fin 7W Call ow ner 549.3122, ii.uo~ dlx 5 star adult park loan San Diego No Cty 751·0842 ~V9'K 2bdrm. 1600 , ft. Ali TU S619K Bkr97S.11.20 3 & 2 bdrm, only 3 short · o d L N H .. 11~ .. "'"'-ir. amen1t1es 56,50 ra e uxury ewport FORAUTTlE That's what you get with this prime ACRE PLUS BUILDING SITE A gently sloping parcel, located just a short dis lance from temis & the beach, provides SPEC· TACULAR OCEAN & CANYON VlEWS Not enough~ 1be owner has Included detailed con·~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ heating Located on ======== quiet, tree lined street. Excellent (inanring **BOATSUP "' -"'-s-blocks to beach. Lower Owner /A s.J&.7247. home on ,.., acre for In· ESTAnS unit has den or 3rd come Units or ? Equity Proftt=.. bdrm. $234,900. Call for --~·ir.-.. 1·w-... ·----$280,000. Act now • struction plans for an wnbellevable CUSTOM VILLA JN MEDJTER RANEAN STYLE. We belleve you'll agree it's "A LOT F'OR /\ LIT TLE" at t.he full o(fered price o( 1175,000. For terms, call LEASE OR OPTIOM available f'or sale by ly Tht hoc II owner . $319,000 Call Very spacious, newer 3 9 7 9 · 2 5 O 0, e x t I 9 BR 3 bath, ramily room, (workdays): 642·2688 rlreplace. big secure 1"!!!!(w!!!!!!!ee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!k!!!!!!!en!!!!!!!ds!!!!!!!!!!!!!!).!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I yard SOO' to a North r: CANAL FRONT Up to 45' slip available w /this huge 2/den or 3 Br condo with water views from both llving room and master suite Gorgeous neutral decor and the best financing at the beach. Call ror your personal inspection. more details. "~ "''~ B le Coo DtcCN"llhd Steps to the water on ro er · p Agent The final chance to •U-t182 Udo Peninsula. 2 Br 2ba 1-63=..1 .. ~5~1"'6.'----- make your dream or mobile hornet. only 3 yn I 0 fl I ll T Y buying a new home in old Pool, rec rm, small MAMAGIMINT Newport Beach's most ~ 0.K. t22 Priced at We mana•e 1000 Units ln presli11lous community soo& .,., -. " come true. Call for a • ""'at ...... ooo COlta Mesa • Newport D~lllu 4-Unih By Co\•inglon 1n xlnt location near park 1n v.-est () C Good assuma- ble loan W'Kler HY, & Owner will help finance About $69,000 down Prino~9L~ .... ~ ll'ro 2100 ··········•············ ••••••••••••••••••••••• f'OR SALE OR TRADE. secluded view estate. Palm Spnngs Pool and spa Approx 2600 sq ft Was designer Raymond Loewy's retreat. Beaut. updated S498 ,000 Adriana agt 496·9786. 631·9165 -- OutofC~ flropttty 2550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Carlsbad waterfront Come home lo a retreat! Spacious 2 &inn. 2 full Ba. gorgeous view SI 10,000 Low dwn -1!.!_H lnv't. 752·2197 2125 s q ft office warehouse High growth area Affordable hous. ing. Good labor force. Exceptional dean air environment U4-9803. 1_4-4:.lliL_ ___ _ OWofStth ,,......, 2600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MISSION REALTY 9858 CslHwy, Laguna _L_llCMtt 4'4-0731 Laguna Beach Will lease for SICOO mo. or submit terms for an OP' lion. Will finance S 2 7 5. 0 0 0 at I 3 ~. 'lo average Enjoy the evening on your own waterfront de(k.' Br ramUy home. Lrg lot. Call Pete Johnson 631-1.266. \\bod bridge private showing or visit -WATl:.RfRONT Beach. F'or professi~al our ule~ office. HOMES management ol your tn· (714)'40-.6776 GAR .. GE SALE ~"-in REAL ESTATE I <'ome property please BJ "-a. 17 H _.__ 9LA-D ,.. •"'3 631-1400 I call us. We ran give you UWHVI __. __,.. r the Dilly Pilot bring peraonalterVice Washlnaton's beautiful Divorce Forces Sale Leue oplioo. Turtle.rock Lower 3 Arch Bay Hl&hland. !BR. ram rm, G~at ocean view, pvt SH TODAY Fii ll'rb S37S,000 RVM* I Rt111u 551·3000 etllbrrHU P\.wy,lrvillf 2~BA . professiona lly a rea. •bdrm beach LIASIOf'TlON laod1caped, many other hoUH. 499-314-4. OCE.A ... ONT xtru. Xlnt financing. WOODS COVE ....,. ....._... ~ 7$Z:IOl1 1 .... -OP84SAT/SUM1·5 THI .. ·-NEW IY OWNll "~ \( Tl Ill" I 1.1.11----v1t 1625 ... mfDr. ~ 38Rltden,1115,000, -"'--'' Private driveway leads Ocean view, pJtaalna In· ,UN"X" 3711Seuhon Spectactu::r Plll0f~m11c to eleaa.nl 2 Br. home ttrior aod 1ardens of 3 bdrm , din. rm., Uv Ownerw/Uny 87MS78 l~kt •Inn Woodmobrldun I .n w It h Id di ti 0 n a I Maanoliu and Roses ! 3 nn .. ram rm .. F/P, zy, oc··.---v1ewa, 1e 1 caretakers quarten on BR 2 baths, Polished ba, stra lar1e pol'(tt.ln _ _.., a.le 1111rded com.mun!· 11r1e aecluded O(etn hardwood noon, Im· tub w/ceram1c tile w11l1 5450.000 z:r Arbof'take.2bdrm, view lot. 2 btocb to the ported tiles, wood It tloor. 4 (OYete(! patio TbiaofrutnaiaantSUtt , 20ba, HP ~z~ ~°::: btach, pknk table• IW· blinds, new Oak kitchen are11. Price SZ30,000, ~«, 18e1 le.b,°"!_~ ~~~rt3 By waer • "• tn1 included. aa,soo and every amenity. down, uaumeS40,000Ut ac 1 ·-....... s. Mz.1781, m-8* 01: AslumabJt P'ttlanclna. 110,000 option, plut suoo t.ruat deed it 7\t~. Xlnt bdrm home with guest Mew9111ffltoca. happy results. To place TSLMGMT 641·1603 Olympic Pen laula Prom l soo .ooo to your drawina card. Mew,.,..._. 1069 4 PLEX, Tuilin. Near Three bdrm country Sl,250,000 12.75% 3 yr phone842~today l ....................... new ln best area, good home on 5 acreti of land loan amortlud over 30 assumable fin w/ 20% and 300 ft oo famous Sol yrs. No pre·payment dwn. s312,000 Prine Due River. Sl35,000. ptnalty. (13.51fo annual pleue. Ai\. 831-49ZI or Terms ne(Otiable <206> percentaae rate). II MACNAB 499-4721 ,..1]'"-4:....;·67:..:.41.:..::.-____ _ Trust Sale Estate Sale -~~iiiiiiiiiiiiitl b9Cllt-. ,__, Wil "-ce fNWE Cl IHYISTMIMT ~,..,.. Z700 P1n o ramlc views REALJ9Y PIOPB111S ...................... . beckon you to thla 8 A ColdweJJ Banker Co. llCl'S IAMCH ff. bdrm bomewilhSbaOl1, ·-· .. --LA9UMAICH Elabt acrea cltru famUy room, Ubrary, 2 -CANYON Ne~ custom 4rft.IX ranchelle. quiet retrt1t modernbedkkcbenl,ol· ... .,.,.~ f"At-In cbarmlnc Valley lice. elevator, • car home -Seven Bedrooms -Five ..,~.,. Centu. Includes 2 Bdrm 1arage. eo• bayrront, Baths -Terrific Golf Course ......... Leet coua1e. and bearing pltrw/JaUpe. view. For Lease $4,2SO /mo . Oc un vlewa with 1rove1 lm.ooo Call u .... 11.-K .__ -Catallna allftMla from Unda Oeth ..... lV11 ersun~r 00.._ ettf1 unit. Near Main Barfftt R1l 6'2 Si200 houae Sat/Sun ll·S ' A1tnt41M730 rno . See anytime. land lea11e 11$300 per aptor:ZuniU. k land Vilw -2 new u tm ocean vu IMS,000 yur. Can't cb.aaie UDlll Rulonomb 175-6700 Addltlonal &100· bay homes, 4 Br't •~ Ba. 494-755 I 1•.r 200l 14~ IDt. onlJ IA YSHOllS •I•• parcel with apl F.lll. 1521-lm Tahlll. __ 2nd lru•t deed c1ut 48Rlla.famUyrm, :.•~ J car 1araae. ....... -~J90.....,Act.-....•~@;.;..;;._ ~ ,.~1f,.,,Ac 1-ff.t .. ~-~ '°' --Q!C.m.--. ,ooo, Lr1 ... ...we al ~1'. ~ti ~ •PSIL -ww•,. pm. People wllD.,. Mll1U Tltltlat.tTnlltCo. ••· J 8r Nral area. (7l4)l8MG5 11 apartmilll looll tint pu L!wtl CDl)!l4-mt patJo. alr, adj. to ,..,tliHi-;1:-;;,:,-;,;:o-;;m:e~tb:i:lA;:l~YO:u~h!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!l 1n CI.utl&id. WfU ,_. HH• 1t•n~iJ.:: ~ bib to beeeb, want to .U! Claullied ad be U..? n. place ftll to .. , ~·IW Ida doJt f9)1, IG5171 r call do a mar fOW...,..,IOm liMU!••&lllPIWrlll Bea ch and VI ll11e. lttt .... =~::,~ bd•ll Zito .,. ... ---- down t.atee It. F1rwt Ume ..................... .. olfertd-ctn' IMl! CaU Palm Sprtnp ..... wilh JohoTMbr. pool, llS.$00. IA,000 eMltJ eqllity. 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Ill + 7511314 .. t' l'Ortted Condo Avail Colla .... c.u UI, we 5'1-5ell sr.aclOUI a Br J 81 lort a l e. 1meoltte1' 160 ~3 2539 oldn Lillt ~ Or1n1• aerurlty UU Mo Northwood lar,e :i Br 3 112 f76-f7'7) m1n111 800 urut1 oo or .Aundry::.~ ~ Aduits ~ Avail Im 2 lovely connt'ct1n1 a o o M M A T E lo l.1r11t ~•ah down k2 Ol!Sorl46~ Ba dui rm famrm alt Orunfr<Jnt, on buth, nur water '750' up ~llh --med S4SO 133 0618, room•. wlb1k'ony. pvt WANTID iv Illa bit Will kdc II Meu dtl Mu buuty 813 sa~tntr' water 1~l'ld. a~rticulu new z br, C1ll ~lores Oelberg U•M he-4 THE VICTORIAN ~M30. b1th, ldt priv , 111 u11h C M or our1>r M m ~)' &Ood. well. built Pretldlo Or 3 bdrm. 2 '919$ Mo~-r 2 hJ TS!. MGMT fM2 1603 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newly decor 2 Br I-.. I-"" 314• pd Mal Uri" PHSOn mid 30'• Wll\1$ lllrll<' U•f Ast S.~1366 ba. La C'OV paUO, fplc. m oodbri"• .. Ca--'a 2 Br,2 ~rm. C '1t1! t~ .. e. • 2 br, I bl. 1ttuntv, ..._,... 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Submit EASTBLUFFS SomethlnaiforEverriont l.UXURYTOWNHOUSE New,.,t.._.. 116' nonsmoker. av701717 ~pt Slt'vl'n~ont213J8361600 1 .... 1.a.d 3106 Lndry hook up . pool,jac,irk ~tmo on children Yrly ltaKC' New, lux 2 br, 2 b1, Bach to4 Bt Unum 2 Br 2~8• ISS0 5qft ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1,,S295mo644 4 Want to 5hr P11rk ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11anlrnertncld Nopcts Av a 1 9 / Is Jr.ir kie, 631 4046 ur vlew,b11bwoodbeamed Apts Certain locallorui L r rn /"fib S200 N rtBd &b th I S700 Mo Winter, 3 Br, 1 ~5 Savuae Wildt & Co 1714 ISSl·37t>I , 1157 29S9. M2·7SOO. ct1lln11. spa. Adults on o rr er P oo 1 · s P 0 • :;1•r:.:x1t:J:,.fn:i~&:: PAii NEWPORT ! 0 uSnm 1 ru; "rm :h1 be ort;:i:ya wknnHach~lor 811 , completel)' furn 67S·~ -J113)S4't 0010 Luxury I story hoUlle on ly Xlnt loc. No pets. flreplacr, l~un. room, 642-9666. Adultaonl APARTMENTS $180 mo F tnun smkr Chuck Century 21 Have Cho1c1:loc 11601amond 2 Br wtlh slovt, ~·nrlsd Willows 4br 2ba •/C Nr Santiago Dr 4 Br with $1200 /mo Ort lce beamed ~e ll1t11 •. 675779'01S49.atl77 l'N rl'!b Preferstable l!lf>·41~,j40 4917 f:ra14e Adults. no i>ets srhoots'. pa 0 rk11. 'seooino Sl'P,Orate master bdrm. 644-4684i res. 64_0-8862 ~~rr~~~s. &1il~0'::,:~01~:e 21R 21•$500/$550 3 Rr. howse 24 or nldt:r 111 ;.i t u r c-I.-s so r loltoor..-.... 3107 63t!88J73 w Wilsoll. Sept l ~-22:11 ~u1te. 3 full Ba~Famlly!Newport Versa11le .stdio design NOFJo:E 3UNITS L&eorrent COUMTRYCLUI Sl80 i util~ l~t & hixt 7 14 6'0 6361. 1f no ••••••••••••••••••••••• E., CUT 1 y E Rrn ,FormalDm111t:Rm. co ndo PL, Jac , 1'SL MGMT 6421603 Lorated111ankt•arc11of LIVl~I.... needed 64.'i9970 11 ni.wer call collect <iN Tll ~: 81':AC'll Xlnt llW dtg vu MW Blurt c:on ,. E & Laving rtm m very1 sauna.gar refrg $4 2S --· Costa Mesa neu shop-""' " 213 846 2460. Uurbank lot Winter ttental Avu1l do 2 BR 211 ba, S97S. TOWHHOME elegant oel.ihborhood 1no.8Sl-Qllteeve. lolbo• l1a..d 3106 p1 n 11 and schools NEWPORT F~~n. 2a~I 1~~!e~ Will pa}' top$ rent Jst Sept 12 7 Hr 2 Ra !>41 416S,67~1't81evs for l.:ase in ln·ine W•llpapers &curpetsVilla Balboa,2br.2b1&,vu ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'roµenyhasrenred1n BEACH •2111 642.4~,24 hfli l'lassj_>{'niOO Appl's ~ mo 126 F. ~; side duplu I bdrm, Groves. Nr Wulnut & lhru out Perlert rond • of oceao & bay. Jge IA YFIOHT yard. 2 un~ts ~ave 11 f'em "'amed to shr 2 Br 2 <>ceaurront, July 18th lb11 gar, S37S rmo C' u Iver 1 n Irv 10 e I $ J H 0 Mo Brok rr patio, micro. frpk, SllOO 3 BR 2 Ba, xlnt b•yfmnt garage Don t mass this An adult rommun•l> on Hot.It, M.n 4100 Ba apt w same at The Aug 21st or t•all ll!IJI 6732077 Peai·ork lhdnn,21.,ba. Cooj)erat10117S98974 642·6149 (Sa~ lo<'1t1on Avail Sept 17 oppartunity Call Real the Bal'k Bay Sµl'<' ....................... A ,11~ S250 mo + ., 39113332_.12131839 2261 N I l' ~ E 'S I 0 E pool. spa and tennis <'I 2 br, I ba, Z001mo 204 Wooclw-W-Sl200 mo Ownr &44 9513 1-:state Establishment tacular Spa, 7 swim SEA.UR.IC MOHL ut~rS45 0287 Winter Renllil Seµt 12\h TRIPLEX JBr. 2ba + ~c~~t J~~~:'s!t : 44th St rront Drive by 3 bdrm oond;,-r.. ba. .Q.1'64S·SOOO._X326 for details SU 9411 ming pools.ll IJghted ten Wk ly rental£ now avJtl MJturt' person to ~hr 2 br thru June l.2lh Clean, 2 den Lge dttk·upsta1N Sun Aug ISth & l6th, 10 fir t, then t•aU 752 6499 562s per month Bus Lrg 1 BR. sLove, ref. D W. 2 Br t' t Ba. J23 E 18th ms courts. btke tr:ul.\, Sl26 & up t'olor T\' 2 ba Lwnlbt>, 1 mi rrom br, p11t10, garage & laun S600 mo R&H tnvstmnt i\i\,1 to 4 PM ~o lst. 851_2000 H 67J.1792 no gar f62Smo No pets Pauo. gat11gt' I child P u t t 1 n g g re e n Phones m mom U74 ht!ach ~'4991! d ~00 M d t 7S2 2197 _,.,.u • • ome 673-9473 Ok . no pets f610 Sierra Buhelon>. I and 2 Ne.,. purl Rh d ('\I A~ult,\ biS~71+ epo:.1 2 R 2 .b lh b· d la!!t~1t (G;!ti A:.k for Doug Am --07 M_imt Co641 1324 bedrooms apartment,. tl46l44S 'ROCAIRPORT , r a . ran new WOODBRIDGE Cottage lll_!ITlla~ -lalboa PMulo 31 2 BR 2 Ba ror\dc>. ce~tral 11nd townhouses from On the bearh )<'llrl\ I l'ror f lo :.hr lux ON TltE POIITT. beaut cunrio Pool S795 ti me 3 Br fam1h nn Rent lo own, llex1ble ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ·II I pd 1510 00 per month t14nlu.c>, 2 br. 2 ba. C M dttorated 3 BR 2 Ba. 7~ gm 210, B Near pool iakM & terms. lBr Condo. So 2 bdrm, 2 ba. fireplace. ea~c··epoot 'e:.lpae,,' aNrut1 So room apt k1tehent'llt' & li7S 36Jb Lon !me:.~aJ:e' $1:1.SO mo w111ter rental a · ~ • I 165() A 1 a P • On Jamboree Al bath S290 per mo t l 't1I met Call Sharie) SPACIOUS I IR t_!!~. S9S0_ 7S9·1092 (~ .4.'j.J(~ttUJ Coast Plaza. avail im patio. year Y va1 Coast Plaza S500 mo San Joaqwn Hills Road securll} deposit of S2!/Cl l\e" port Eastbturr area lfarreu Rhy 642 S200 Condo near So Coast WDBRG EST ATES med_lohnss-9-8917 9 t 646-1220 Ask for 81111 &31 L266 !7141644·1900 2:.>6 W Ot·eanfnmt '\ B l'Ondo lo share "' fem ' PI a I a . woodsy at 3 Br 3 Ba deror:sted like leautlfui llCJ C•yoe Larl(e 2 bdnn, Iba. new Oceanfronl for Wrnter 673 41S4 incl l].tr S32S ~ ut1I Costa Mesa 3124 n105phtre Stl'urity od I ho d l a~au11fullv r..,.e"orat"" MEA.lEVEIYTHIMG Bachelor. S32S )rly ,, I" de" 7:i.l B Shalimar Rentals Furnished & t.40849-teve ••••••••••••••••••••••• $450 mo a m e me·i!n uni t:I Dorado' Mdi J Br. 2~ NEW. minutes rrom b 1 k b r II(' h 201 ~: M2S~6 2613 unfum Bruk_!LfilS-4912 5-wiler Rentals 4200 !-.hr condo pro( woman. 1 Bdrm w de11. f1replat·e, Waterfront llomes. IM to lake Swam, fish, sail, Ba Ibo a 6 7 5 !IS 6 2. N"'.W BREEDAl""'S NO "'EE• Apt & ,, d ••••••••••••••••··~···· non smokma, strawht, Cumished, Karage. deck, tennis S9SO No peb ba, wet bar, µarquel frwy, So Cst Plaza & ~2·6925 r. . , r • ...on o Newport Heat•h Sum ,. " rllVll$.55075l 2863eve 631-140..Q (.'allLoas Miller63112ti6 firs Serur1ty gated. beac:hes2br.2 ba,frplr, I BRLOFi S4SO rentals.V11la Rentals mer RentaL~ 14 Bdrm~ over JO 2brb•.nr So LVV SPECTAl:ULARCIT\' Ag_t \lew $1200/mo dbl gar w/opnr, pool. $795 yrl) Charming F'rplc:. rtt room, pool, 67S·4912 8roker A"entJurly SSll941XI Coast Plaza, S350 incl 5 bdrm. 3 baths, pool, Ll(,'IITS \'I •·w 73"5252 $750 979.2940 wkdays bayfront, Oc:l I I br. & 1 S720 o. ut1b Rt'fs Call art !lµm pool house SIOOO Mu 836 <-LGCJ41na boch 324 ""' afler6 adult~, utibpd 675 3003 Ja('u zz i. gas water 3 BR. 2 ba, yr Y mo Newport, avail II 2!I to 1>45 7488 Presi dio Dr {'all 2 fir 2 lla, m1rrowa ve, •••••••••••••••••••••• 41JR , exec home In paid Adults, nu pc-ls 393 F'rplc, bllns, pallo. ~ar 9112,stcpstoheot•h,:Jbr iS I 3663. 63I 7310 or t·ompactor. laundry rm. Monarch Bay T 4 Br 3 Scavicw Secunty g41ted Just minutes front llum1lton, CM 64S 4411 Like new 129 ~th St new paint in out 127 f't·male 21 resp no· IW\l 7622 hugt• loft & decks w vu Ba Din, fam & lndr} rnmmumty w rpool, bl)a COndo 2 BR 2 B~ Broad-beoch. or 631 2150 Oon 't disturb occupants J4lh SI 1157 tJ.16"7. 673 ~IO smuk,•r S2JO, ' • ut1I ~ISO $411·8269,631 2246 rm Kids OK $1000 Mo & 1enn1s t•ourts $12 m 0 0 r Hun 11 n g l 0 n 2 Hr I full Ba sunilt'l'k, Oa_.Ys_Gu.s, 213 331 9004 N II 631 ~7 Jl42 l.argegar1tg1•,tmyhouse. ~1·8065&675~4 mo Mo to Moonly Call ~~r~~r fTSO. yrly lse I car garage S600 Mo lfe8l:iB"H BEACH YRLY R~;N ~~:~~ic!a~~ p;r~~~~e Room~nffded $.IOQ Adult\. 110 pels s 3b 83:1 3622 rlc1ys 644 801 -_yea rl" 673 ~ TALS !Br & bachelor 1 s·111 aln mothlir "'Ith 2 'r .pee ocean l'W r. " Wkl ) ava1 no11 ... ~ ~" , ••• • •• ••• ••••••••• •••• • 71il ()433 E\'t's Newport Beach adults on· C ..L.J ._._ 3l22 TOWt-140MES Jones Rltv 673-6?10 <•Id 11 ishei. lo l>hare her Custom 4br waterfront, • , frplt• hrdwd floors, , Lf • b 2b ly 2 BR ex quisite oro.a_..__ .. 6756775 , 85' boat ,lip, s pa. EASrSmE. cute 2 BR deck. nr town l>C'h Nwpl 1 gli..cute2 r. a V 11 • 8 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CONDOSFORRENT 81uHs 2BR 2L2 BA Em· housewllhman~extras fore\er vie\\, S2t;()() mil 1·ottage. )ard area S450 $1050 .i94-69:.J l'Otl age w frplc·. Ii: er s a 1 es ea u Unique 2 br. Iba, beamed 28r + Den,212Ba S660 g a r P o o I S 6 7 S I 00' FROM SAMD 111th 11 om an 10 same furn or unfum !If;() 'l'JGO mo Isl, last, SCC' Blue Sun drenched hit hide ~·arcl & gar $750 rnonth gardens, pool, Jacuui. ceiling. view deck, gar 2Br Z1 2Ba S650 640 5296l~7359 Newpoprt Bl'ath sll uat1on t>a na Point Ch1p Propert1es,1157~0 home. 3 BR. 3 RA iomonth 548714S sauna. gym, 24 hr sec &carport Nok1ds peti. tXtralrglJSOsq ft 1 IRdrm, SJOO Wk \rea ·~rent.•, uul Irvine 3144 \1 esa \'erde 3 Br t den, Formal d..tn. Fireplace JASMIN ~CRF:t-:K &!!_ard_ S7SOimCL_63J.6666 S62S 64S-1682 I Br. xtra lrg IMO ---V-C•AKT----1 2Bd rm $375 Wk N.tm) 49l.1!8111. 192 tr.04 ••••• •••••••••••••••••• 2 BJ, 1tanJnr me . 2941 2400 ft l'arpctl'd f'mnt & ~:leganl, view Adul1s. Duple.HS Uwfun 3600 Near Ocea-;.Upper 2 BR . ON LY 3 LEFT F'ull size 3 b d r ! , 2 b a 1 h 1~:~~ ~~~ 6~~a:i~ 'fred rm to rent Apl to t'AR~1 ELt'otlJ!ll'lhimi• l'ernbJUr,96&2~S3 back}ard11 ganlnet nopetsSISOOmo Oys •• ..................... j lbafrplbeamsdet·k tu11 nhomes,d ouble f 1 bl 1 shc1renrOC'Cb)91 io~~~/a~r~ 9~~ "" Harkba, areJ Condo for $000 mo Lem .\ \ Jll iS2 6020. evs 759 1790 , CORONA DEL MAR 1·a rport. 'quiet ri..11ur~ I ~1a::~~~·c!"' ~l! ypa;~:· r~?J'r~i~~·ed \~1~: a~e~J; 1 ~~1 ~~k ~hba~8~ ~~~ Stll5 J .ine !168 5239 lt·J~e ~Hr 3 B;i 2 car Sept Isl for aµp R1i: Canyon To11 nhouse 2 '::·~~a. s~~~no l adlts $.SiSTSL Loeated 2 bltx·ks from mo S7SO mo jonc' Rlt\ M F t<• 'hart' 3 Br Le191Ma leod\ 3148 l:Jra)(c tenni.> rourt. 4!17 l82S After7PM Luxuno~ 2 Br 2 Ba pe ' mo -642 1603 ... 642 3153 du\\nlown shopping, s "lcl4 J.1orl Crest Condo ••••••••••••••••••••••• )PJ l>OOI No pet.s Refs) 2 Rr home refn~l'. d1i. Spectacular golf «ours~1 .. ..._~ Funiislwd SPACIOUS I min lo beach 673 62!0 111th 1>410b lt'nnls. l'\er En~hsh rottaJ:e 2 fir 2 n•ci'uired $8SO Call• h11asher. 5l0\e 11:isht•r & lake \I~. separate 2'"'ponm....... 2 b-1 d l)""ndaily L26 LABOR DAV \\1-.t-;K 11211 \lh1n1t nice SJS(I Mo B D "'lk t f •~ S1000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 bdrm. a, eec r """ 9S ..,.,, R 111 3" <• 869 ., • .,.,.,.,, a 1nrnii rm ., J u i I 1 5 4 4 11u7 1 0 r & dq er, rplc patio t·ar garage <A'ase I' Ibo Petlinwla 3707 garage cul.de sac nr Weekends 10-6 to ....,., a lo or ~6 I or'"",,.,,,., be a 1 h Shopi. $71111 714 ;39 6521 Walk to beach S800 l'all ~10 6H 2416 a a · di · ,, c.,c w l8th St • ,. M furn Cho ire lot 116 L·emall' lo i.hr 2 ar home 378 3J19 I . ...........•........... Beat'h, mature a ls •• o """ " D d fi~S 4 IHS r 213 :lkk 2BA frplc add on 1147 11122 da)s. 642 OlbtJ JASMINE CREE« 12 br. 2 ba, 1 blk to beach. ~l3 CAf1 ~3 1362 64S 1726 642 4905 1 am on ' $225 mo + ~ome up •SIGllT&SOL'i'WOF' fam r,;. dbl gar e\eS 2 BR 2Bacondo den SSSOyrly lJ8 Alvarado 382 Sparkhnorlean 2 8r p, V ERSAILL~spac2br. 5404917 ketip "Iv.pt Hgt:. area SF.A I B H, frph'. i:.ir I $; 2 s mo S 7 2 s S H OCEAN FRONT Mobtlt' · · Costa Mesa 4 " 2 ba, sec gate Clbh~e . OCEAN FROITT 3 IJdrm 2 I.\ m~g ur 1·all 631 0401 94 SI., • .,.37 22?'., "' wet bar. 2 Cplc'!>, pool, Pl 675 6670 Connie or ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ba $470 F'enced. utils d b h W kl A 1 71 1 4 .,.., ... .... 84H 63.>l Homes $6.'>0 mu & u11 ll'nn1lt In gi1tt.> iiuarded !2131 459·45~ -MESA Vfo:RO E home at paid Rcfnge 2 small ocean view. a ults, no a ouse ee Y \ a1 Jh 5l'M Newport leoch 3169 Nin• :J l:IR 2 1 2 ba home D~I 11 •de 499-l:l16 comm SllOO mo Home. 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Telex.qw1p Houats u~ Ga rdener In(' I yard & garage Kids & beaut de~or ~omm' • Hyd1omusage . 2 Br Upper, balcony, large 2br, 2ba. bllns, Steps lo beach. 3 br. 2 ba, -THE HEADQUARTERS ••••••••••••••••••••••• S1200 mu 8J3.0145 pets welcome 545·2000 beaches, ten~1s. etc: g~~~;~agng: Golf enclsd gar, d/w Adlts. dswhr 11,1,i rrules beach. frplc, S7SO mo yrly -.... G!!!lllaylll!!IJM'8afllel!/!1F•em-al!"e'!'! .. •I COMPANIES •_._ __ p.......z., ..... _ 3207 Spacious 3 Br 3 Ba. lrg A~nof~ SISOO mo 673 7s86, No pets S42S. 548-~ or Adlts, no pets. S450 mo. AY.!!.L.Se . i.573·2507 ·G R c RoomateContact 714.!!!Sl-0681 -on. -FR '><>IV\ SQ fl 3 t ar BEAUTIFUL APTS: 540-5446. SJ6.8362. Luxur.Y Villa Bal.boa Con Service 11 7PM ••••••••••••••••••••• •• · ...,.,,., · Newport leach 3269 675 0354 Singles I & 2 Bed 2 oar I' m1 to beach rooms . Fv•n•shed BEAUTIFUL 2 Br 2 Ba. M,.11._._.SW&IJ( do. view, security, Br (2!3)6»3040 ... ~ORT Oceanfront 4 Rr den. 3 .. · " · ••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO ISLE Mesa Verde. 1100 sq ft "' nul. "' 2 Ba. $795 M~, 552-0853. "m;",.. Ba. SISOO Mo Yearly $9SO imo.962-81l8 --HARBOR RIDGE Ocean • &Unfumisheo•Adu•t f 1 1 d f d' 1, 2 & 3 Br Townhouse llll!!lllllllll-~~---1 CENTER furn or u n r urn J8r, 2Ba. ramaly room. View Lux. 3 Br 3 Ba Month·lo-monlh or yrly Living • No Peltt Pc· n ry, pa 10· IS· Apls. from S47S. Patios, Salt Ci..uu..te 3176 M IF to share large new t d d leases avail Furn or Models Open Daily hwshr, encl gar, Adlts, h · d 'loc""tl::• us _!7S·8562. S7SO mo. cps. rps, Lge Master suite, en, · Vi 910 6 no pets. S550. single & double ca r ••••••••••••••••••••••• Irvine ouse 1mmc 3222 3\'a1 ISept I. 842·6066 wet bars. f p .. tennis. u~fu~n Aqt. rginia 3107 Mace _S40.•400 garages, near Hunt Nr. SC General Hosp, with young professional Corono .. Mcr 3bd pool, jac., Sl9-00/mo ~r1e1167J.1323 01kwood Harbour Children OK. IBr, !Ba. w/deck, edits male S32SMo Call John 3 window offices ava1la· •••••••••••••••••••••••Nit REACH . rmd, 67S·4247 549-9099 CONDO E Bluff Super • Garden Apartment• l or 2BR. Built 10s 84"6807 only . ..,.,., mo. 891 . 1 ., •• 552·4030. ble in FullStrv1ce Legal s of hwy. allrac 2 br 211ba. fam rm, Cncd yr . --= · d 1 .,. ........, .,.... s N c t wtbeam ce1lln11s. wood gar.wldhkups,gdnrm· Newport Island Home •BR. fam rm. pool, NewportBeachN. Drapes, carpets. A uts * S39S 2 Br. 2 Ba. Pool, alt 6 :~PM 4BR. 2BA rondo L11un A~'!~,·~o!~port ener paneling. w 1w crpt. bit rt S89S 53>-0921 4br, 2ba. pnvacy, steps f!J?I£:. Sl 2:j!l f!l!I. 675.:...~ 880 lr;1n11 1•11111hl only No peta. 00·0816· patio. Klch OK. No pets SAM CUMEHTt dry, pool. 1ac. patio. ten ~5&40 in range & oven. side Btrl exec SBR. 21,BA. nr to ocn/bay, $1200/mo Sc.to AH 3210 (7l 4) 645'11°' S525-31R/21A 960·7484, 646-9666. New 2 story, 1 bdrm apt nas courts S32S mo + l-1!!!!!~11111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1' patio. encl rear yard llH Lg y~ & patio. 673·333.S _______ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Beach S. 2 children OK Pool. no 2 Br l'l'.I Ba. sml yard, Xlnt loc. Ocean View ut il 631·2CBO Alteri PM Gardener Swtable for hrepit, many xtras HARBOR VlEWHOME.5 2 Br Victonan, central 1100~~71if5';;3116""1 eets.557-1634, 7Sl-3703 close to beicb Children Close lo shops ~t F to shr house in BOAT SLIP couple only, w venfta SHOO 847~-L.~L Super 4Br, 3811, close to area, ~/mo Avail So. Cst Villas z br. 1 ba, OK Dys 846-003!. eves Callrollect Cos t• Mesa Nnn OYoiloble wlttt JCHlr ble r efs Yr lease. 3 BDRM home with 1-.. prk & pool Just re· 9/20 835-691!8 $.S2S. Woodside Village 2 548-5263 ----(213)249-UlS smoker S280 mo Incl le htft lloo S63S 1mo Sat 'Sun 12 4 ba, near schools. prefer decorated. Sl.27Slmo. in· CCMMlotltW.S I bdrm luxurious. Pool, br, 2 ba moo. So. 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'1150 Mo fi I p l f •-t ·-... -•-u"4716 .. .,,... u 2 00 /mo Broker, rondoavannow.Sauna. ~· · U.fw•aW 3425 winter.Sept U.Junel. repace, garage oo re nge, gas• wa er U fw,.ANd ltOCI ,,_. nu ... 759-9100 tennis, d/w. refng. and 640·L32'1. 559-flBS. otnce ....................... oryrt,y f1250.64S-3447 &laundryfat.~. f!d 7 w,'F' Mo 536-2456 ... !': .. ~ ••••• ! .......... l2001mo. 1•; blocks from GUAltAMTllOI aer 16SO /mo with 7 6597. DELUXECONDO WATER FR 0 NT 399W.BaySt _. . SE .& WI .,.. D beach. Female, non 300to6000Sq. 1-'l. Prime Coste MtlO 3224 garage. No pets please. USllLUFF 3 Bdrm .• 21,; hath near BACHELOR Near '2 St. 64'-tU3 S35o + S35o deposit. ALL A ,.. smoker. Eves 631·SS68. Waterfront otflces In •••••••••uu•••••••••• A l 548-1L68 Three Bdrm, zy, ba, end ocean In Huntington 1400 Mo. Utll pal~. ADULT. 2 Br. built ins. VILLAGE Housem•tes, F pref.. Newport Harbor with DLX CONDO 2 Br. + lr11 "''" 3244 unit. Good condition and Beach. z car garage & 675-232S POITHHHTS l'rpu, drapes. No pets. New llt2 bdrm luxury Colle&e Park •rt!a. C.M boat slips available loft Br 2~ Ba. '.-V"'· ....................... !oration. l8SO per mo. lot a of amen I ti ea. Yearly wintllr summer Sj11cio1.11 2 Br. 11,; Ba. Mc Fadden Ave nut adult apts In 14 plans 1 $200/mo. + shr utals. Plus a Iona list ofspeclaJ 11r ., a/c, new. 745. oodbrldge, 3 br, JI'• ba Week days 759-4175 SSSO/montb 1.st " lut rentali. Brle..Y Realty. Townhouse atyle. l..a1.tn· Beach Blvd.89:1-41194. Bdrm from 14&, 2 bdrm Call S45-0231aft. S. amenities Teninc leu 953-N4 5 o condo, M?.S/mo, avall. Seaview 4 Br a Ba, family mo, dep Daya: call 67S.9lll dry book·upa, 1•race. 2 B R • P • l l o • ftom s.sas. Townhouse Female Roommate. non Ing terms now available. SECLUDED 1 Br. very immed.640-7690 rm1 dining i:m• ocean 4r 847 1707 : Evea ; rail Wlnter rental. 2 Br 2ba Adulta,nopet.a. 1475 Mo. Warner/Beach. Xlnt from 1610 + PoQls, ten· amolter, no ptb. S30o Call Today• ~~:i::: ~et:::~!~ New 2 story Woodbrtd11e nlgnl llSht views Pool & 960-4769 __ ac rou from ocean: Avall 9·18.MS..9279 cond. Clo.eel aar. No n.il, waterfalla. ponda1 Col'Oft• dtl Mar ln:lds 17141675-1662 ral'J)tts, drapes. range home. 3bdrm. 2~ba, tennis. Sll)Oprmo NEW Be lst tencmt view. w /D, aarage. Adults only. Compl. re· 10. t401 Gu for cooklna' heal· ullls. waaherldryer ao.t!I A•_...!_ Utilt paid. lit. + securt frpk. drapes, earthtone Unusual adult complex W.5038 dee lrt 2bdrm •Pl J>ts. Inc paid. From S1n priv. 844-8377 .... ___ 1 t"· ..,_ M" ..... ,,...., "'r carpet, dln rm frdloeUe. Waterfront lf.ue, 4 Br 4 w/ sate ' pool Near hwaaber pvl patio ~ 1141 Dleao Frwy drive North Female rmmte wanted. MEWPOIT CIMTB .. ~: v """"-v 2 car 1ttch ,ar, ale, 81, family rm, top con· s c. Plua. Secluded bN\l-o '717 J~--Sl. H_._-on Beach to MtFadden non·tmo'"'"r, •bdrm PmU~lolal, full ttnlte _.__, dlUo "'~' "''bot _, ... · .... ~. ••••••••• ... •••• .. ••••• ... _ w u '"'ad"'-... ""X"" ffl" ln"lda 1hoppin1' lallt nearby. n, uug. 1or""' a · comer tmlt. l BR. dia· •YOU Apt. "A", f4Mrl!. wa1 eat on aCr ""'" hoUH ln N 8 SttPt lo r.. r.. o .. es ~ Cla"4fltd advt.ttltln.a la No peta. $850/mo. moo. ln1, patJo, cent. air. laaveue"'cetootreror Quiet 2 bdnn, uetta1n frptt2 ~!~Ba~: to Suwlnd Vlll11e. bch. 15/~Gt·AT• rcpt, ·~l.urox, l&nder· •better wa1tott.llmore 147.a:I.. •+• ~I. m•. IDOdtto•ll.&llacuHd 1111.il in a lriplo, Conv• dteli:ia,.....Qulet,pr. n •sltl. ,,,.,, Apt lmrned , ~~· ~ •,:- people •boUl t.bUervl~ 48r48a,clelll6th&ll', v•wed~ fn tbe D~llt Ptlot •t &..w. loeaUoo . .Ul"-llnl lloor ¥1n. SELL idle It.tall wt.UI a "''·· Hlllll lctl •" .... ~.. .......... · Yo0 hive to oil.-. Aak 11w futelt dn• ii lbt next to t.enaia' beacb. WAHTACTION1 Cluelllild Sedk:la laSAv.Ut/lta.lmor hol, 1pe a ..... llTS D1.U1 P0ot Clutllled lltil. hf.en 5plft Kat"1 ~:...:..::::.:...• ----abcMlt our low ratea to-Wnt. . a IWlt Pilot S1SOO IDO. Bob Of Dovirl 11 Ad.. !gt Mt daJ,""'·P C1wl011U1UdR •mt -............... __ 1119&1_~ !:::: ' , f ' I II •• ,, •• :r r 'I ,, I '· I' , .. ,, ,, .. II " 11; h.• .. '" .... ,. I\. '(o ... -· .,, • ,r. OfanpeCout OAILV PILOT/Sund,, Augutt ie, 1981 • --s .......... -.......... c.,,..s.mc. c .... eclwn.l••rtil ....... ~ Lmdlc..... ....... ,.,.,... loofilMa tll~ .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. . llABYSl'M'lNG WtC1reCrptClt1Mra llERITAOEPAINTING Sim Fukumot.o YARD WantaREAJ.J..YCLtAN Cltan·upa. land1c11pln& ABC MOVlNC t:xper PAPHHA.MGIMG WILBf:RROO"NG.IAc SPECIAL My home. I yr fl up, nr Steam ckan It upholJ 'REFURBISHlNO CO MAINT la Clean·upa. HOUSE., Call Gln1bam Free ntJmatf!ll • pl'(J(. Low rates Quick, 25 yrs exp •'l'west All types, oew COMtr fl t1J7 Ps n... V1ctorl!J; M ~~ Tru"li mout1t unit Re.Id or oomm. 2$ yra Tree trlmmln1. small ..filrl Fr t'll ~~123 sci. c,arefuJ.!!rvi~-OUO Labor a irotl 11 up re-roorin&. lnJ. bonded. f -1 £xper baby11Uer. aood Workll'ar __ &q:3'7lt u_p.lJr ~.917?020 land1ea J.:64$-. ROBlN'SCLEANINO Tree Trlmmlo11 . re •TOUCHOOWM• 30,..()ff llr 322179 Free est Thal'aAU..you pay ~fa. Pref 13yrold.s 2·3 Shampoo ft •team C'lcan CONSTR.lt REMOO THIS TOflPIO & Service lborou1hly .J mov111~. m1lnt 30 yr~ T 0 Movers arerartful. wallpaper It we hang 11 l!1 ~/ ~ --fora dJyswlt.]!0-QMS Color bnahlenert. wht pl1n1,lic'd Georae REMOVED EXPERT ~leanh~-5'0007 esp rarmer, have "ourteous & inu BOOKS brou&ht to)'OUt .-wiMJ Ah-301nday ad crpts lO min bluch Pll •·So ~ X rel 54&"31.8 ' h • 11 •••••••••••••••••••••• • the loofdiup•1 Hall liv din nna SlS _mer"I• ,n!.M'l 8932 YARD CLEAN-UPS •Ho11Sttle1111in1• · -· -pen11ve Please call, ome f or appt. ra Expert seamstrtta work DAILY ••••••••••••••••••••••• · S7 50 hi 0: Decoretl.a 7$1·1'78 Profe11ional·Thorou1h SUNRISt:LANDSCAPE 642-1329. _ R~berts Oeror 55-5506 Pick up & delivery NEED Ht:I..P!' CALL ~~~ $.\n Ouar ~U~ ~ •••• ;~;~;~~•••••••••••• Exp aarden"r-clean· Xlnt Local Ref'5 F Maintenance MOVING SJS""" The Paper Hanger, Pror Re as on 11b I e rues PtLOf "The Acrountary", bk odor Crpt pa.Ir u yra Oirect rrom manufac Uj)ll, tree trim, comp Charlie~ -reeeat S4S-637l Small Jobs 538-48oo ~stall Decoratorqual 642 J098 s•vtel kp1 & •«ti. PU It ~el up Oo v."!rk myself lurer decor plllowa, malnt Free est Pele Rellable. Great WO[k ! Cre1t1ve-Profet11-0nal --. -ff.r.ee ~st. Slev~~7_(281 s,n.klen DIUCTOIY ~wnt ratet. ~7·4646 Refs $31.0101 a pr tad 1. etc B * v ~H096 __ _ Steady job. Refs. Call Landscaping, b.rlck ,_.... Pl.o LfflOlllll • ••••• ••••••••••••••••. DO IT NOW! lriclal Stnkft No Steam/No Sham --Tha er85l·Q567 YARO CLl':AN-UPS !f!!'r4 PM. 646-7~ v.orlt.apu, ,PllltlO COVel"5. ·:····················· ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPRINKLERS&SOD AtllllorS.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• s s 11. Fpoo D el Resld/comm'I Sprink GiveaGift'Scrub-a·Dub sprinklers. Refs Lir HnepiuntinabyRH•hard ONt:: fREfo: LF.SSON ' Tree Removal DIG IT You Dall Pllot DESIGN""R 11 lain pecia...,t ast ryw C·Z'7 3721~ 831 ~.97 Stnor Lie Ull 13 yn of , • d r Y .,.. • nat1ona ,Y ..!!n:._FreeaL 839-1582 ....................... repal~.dS ~ pro( housecleanln11 -------h N 0 . t Nr.w Approath. fo4nJO) ~n sra2t~7070. Servl~Dlrectory known, will c11.11tom1ie ROBER;:g-ARPF.T DrywaUSpedalbl HMCI • llervlce. Reas. reliable. Lotstriplag ·1~:"t o lil~~fomers I e o t n • n II' Hob Tiit Rep~nt.atlve your wedding-gowns, R""PAIR R C h • Qual & prod. New & rr YM rera. Jean,831·5016 ....................... n Y u .:._ --Bl!ardsle1 548-4M9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642·5671,td 322 acc:ess t'lc. Bev Thayer c. · eatretc ·re mod ·-~ 55'9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -. --ParklnaLotStnpin1 Quality Pti; Lowest rates ~ Tll E INS'f/\LLED 9!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 s.s1.~i lay All r;r~1o ALL TEXnJREs & Jt1~~~~,A~eJ'~11~~ ~!111•:le yc:/~1'!<::.~~~. Lot 1:~c'j1 ~les & tix~ures ~rvo~s.~'s:f.r~: pl ~!~~~~:......... RAI/ Kind• Guar~~~7 Ace_.... llM!ckn ~ Carpel ci;aning, -up To Drywall. C'ltltn & depen· Odd obs. _· _·_~4068 l!!!..U~na, etc .• 00·43M_ r:n~nl.'t<Co lt~~~I &In· == Neat palchei. & tcxlUlt'!> c Ii JQhn_ -- •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1300 sq ft. Windows & dable. Rell! 831·2345 HOME IM PROV EM ENT PAM & BOBS Cleamng, ---Starving House Pa1nter5 frH tst. 89l-1439 TrH S•r'tlct Are you ready for the Tax AV A.LOH COHSTa. gen clearung aLS-0 SM DIYW AU. IB'A.11 Plum bing clean-ups refs, reu. pmes Oall Moso.ry Ouahty Work . Rea11 Pl.ASTER PAT<.:lllNG •••••··~·:·•••••.••••••• Seb ason? Let me help you 8uild1n1 & Remodebng For !n:l 8'2·8140 The C F Groun 75' 1.539 odd jobs .. Z8 yrs exp' alt 6, 673-7012 •ll•R••l•C•K••w••(•)•R•K·~··s•m••a••l •1 Free eat 548-02:l> Dou...& Int /ext ~yrs exp THEE DESIC,NS rmg your records up to 24..t.rs·bC·U\S 847·7320 -i.= ----·--<=.e---979-2265 II I anln b Don QUALITYPALN'flNG Neat work Pau154S.29'77 Prunmg,Sculptunng date. Account in II by ------~ Cel""4), A.cMttk Tape, Texture. Aroust1c -ousec e g Y na Job~ Newport, Costa Top. ThUl, Remov11ls Samatha 966-6424 HOM~ IMPROVEMEN1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ceilings f'reeest Reas Hotdwoodffoon Re.liable. references. ef Meu, Irvine, Refs Slate II<' 334950 16 )rs Rei.tuccos Texture~ Clnn l!l>._6:!_LZSl3 A.aswa.&...~k -GAddit1o1~1tem~lm132g3 AcousticCeilings + Kev11167HOll81673-l503 ••••••••••••••••••••••• f.!_cient Pl~ 675·1175 _ Qrt_!!&!'._Co 8»!886 -lnt/extl'lltrhwurk JAYETRHCA.Rf •• _... 1 ua~----custom hand textunng ~ _a -,_ HARDWOOD FLOORS Dl11l·A·HOW1ekeeper THE C.f GROUP f'ret_rat. 645 82~ •••••••••••••••••••••• ROOM ADDITIOMS Lie. 389944 532.5549 S.Crrwc.. Cleaned & Waxed Thorough/Reliable BRICK Walls. Walks, • l'om vlcte service and 9TOs· SlSamonth.un· ......... ODBJMG --••••••••••••••••••••••• A•vti 8J2.•""ISA Localrefs ~1867 Planters , Pal1os. RES /COMM EXT ,...."'9 :.lump gnndu.g 10 )~ limited t'lllls Mail •"'"' F.LECTRICIAN priced n..c!rn.e.1.. _.....,_ --Veneers . etc PROMP'fUC'D ••••••••••••••••••••••• e Lclns6409118 Hand ling. u~e our Kile hens. baths, ex CttNftt/C:O..C,.... right, Cree est1m1te on H_..9 Hoen11tttt.cJ Rloc:kwork, Co ncrete 754-153!_ McCORMACK Pl,MBG xp 1 Laguna Hills Address pani.aons. French doors. ••••••••••••••••••••••• large or small Jobs ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• •• Lie. Ref' a. 646-U97 ••xt hou•e painlln" only REPAIR & RF.MOO ~:L Tutoring 951·9334. windows. skyllghts, oak Pool Decks and Patios. Lie. 11396621 673-0~!1 Haul. cleanup, concrett! DON'T Ht: EM PTY, Frplcs, Patios, Planters ., • " Stoppages. Reu<, rate~ ••••••••:••••••.••••.•••• ............. inter . oak sta1rw~ys Masonry,_Sµort&Tennls -RES-ID /COM ... 1..-rt!moval Dumptrurk THIRSTYORLONELY ob d Wrdolhejobright' Lit •294378 675·919-1 PIANOLESSONS "•r--• l'lans. Lie 301007 Free Courts Lie 374067 Bob. H hi , bfi ..... "'N b Quick aerv 6'2 7638 For a J one right LEE Paullint:_846-4889 -Your home Popular & •••••••••••••••••••••• est Reas 30 yrs Allen 8.Sl-1966..J!47·7Q18 ig ~qua "'" o JO ·--·Security Plus" will sat L~ra_7SO,:ll028evea __ Summer Spe<>1al, t-xt11nt Dram:. from SIO Mam 1mprov1s1ng Ju1lhard Driveways, parking lot E Johnson 84{).S6S6 or DRIV EW \ y CLI" \NING too Sf!!. all 631·2345 DUMP JOBS your house, planh & EXPERT BRICK & painting Prof Rsnbl from $20. Reµmrs, haul trained, B /\ del(rce I repairs. sealcoal1ng 840 472• ..., ' ·' Small Moving Jobs Mu•onry Small JObs & Fr .. e esl Sleve"1 ..... I t n g • I awn ~ M & M 1Hil" m" own arranRe -· ~~ .... --Improve your home' G--.1-·'--CallMIKE'""l3SI ~lll 631·7S87 ..... ' '"""' 6429033 ~ ' S&S Asphalt 631·4199 GERWICI( Ir SOM Remove ugly 011 & rust unRW_... ___ "'.""_ repairs. Frplc farmgs ment' for lwginner~ _b81c'd. __ BuildersSmcelS47 ~tam Forest ~897'·48S8 °•M~~~~;·1•1o_-;L~·;;_;•n llAULIN~ ~udent ha$ HOUSESmtMG R~s m·4MS,7~707_4 _ PAINTING CUSTOM PoolStnk•.Rtpoin ~thSlorm,!>4!17521 A PHALT REPAIRING Additions remodeling THOMPSONoS -ge true west rate Mature, rehablr pro Jim Jennings Custom work. 2S }nl exp ~an) •••••••••••••••••••••••TY R•polr Sealcoatin~ & Striping plans Fre(. est Reai. · CONCRETE CONSTR Hauling/Moving S25 Prompt. Call 7S9-UY76 fess1onal ladr with re Ma 5 0 n r y s er v 1 n g local refs L1r •41)3941 S w 1 m m 1 n g P 0 0 1 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Comm /res1d t'ree est Lac 310942 ~9-2170 Lie 393383 642·8482 7~ 9904/~0095 Ma.!!< Thank ou..J.l>bn feren ces wil houses at coastal area smee 1969 Bonded. in:. 'd frc1• r~t rep I Ht ere d & re MOO~ LIGllT R t:PAIR l.Jc. f_397E2_ 645 8181 ----YARD CLEAN-UPS. lrtt Cit U y A. t <;all eves 700.l!QiO All type, Bnck. block, llutc1'1SOOi 96J.O!ll I modeled by ht' contral· T\' ~ ~lem:irep,iur, S2 SO Resp bl -10 Corpettttf' CUSTO M CONCRETE work 1rngation & re· G • P1 ~he Mature Chnsllan couple s~e 64s.&512 AGAPEPORCJo: tor Call Tony for free :.1•n11'l' rail Free csc b b 0~i5' ~ person ••••. •••••••••••••••• • •• Remove old, 111stall ntiw pair'. Main t tin an ce a rages, ite au ng looking for hsesiltang Pam ling Co 3 gl•ncra ebt 1213> ~02::.> MS 24!12 anytime a ys nag ts, Cabinets & counter tops lOO's of local ref's. Greenbelt Landsrape I ton !r.uck. l25 631-1991.. opp Prefer lg terms Mo•Mc) lions of painting e~ ----W' do ci.-:- __ • .,,642·6872 Rookm Fadd1t1ons & finish ~12 8Sl·Ol29 ' TREE/SHRUB TRIM Loving care pets, plant, ...................... i:elleni•e 113!158SI P'roperly t1s ; wtllf .. !': ... ~ •• ~ .... .. Allt~•• wor . reeesl 1S4-4420 CONCRETECONSTR JAPANESE G~rdener Garage & yard clean etc 646-~3 *A· I MOVING• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tbet7&9am,5&_1Qjl_m l foundations. slabs. Marntenance,Clean-Up UJ!§~F.reeest.557-8271 J•ttonal Top quality. Special HuttonlnttDtc PROF.PROP MGMT CALLJUUO'S VOLKSWAGEN Remodel, kit cabmcll>. driveways, walkways, free_est1mate. 963-2598 HAULING & DUMP care in handhng 25 yrs Painting conlral'lnr' tty OCIP <Orange Coun ~·c,>ordoa·~·'c·l)nogu~.5h= & SPE.CIAUST pa t1 os. books he I \'es. block walls. retaining JOBS. ask for Randy. ••••••••••••••••••••••• exp. Competitive r.-t~s 45 yr.ii ex per. Lu: l> Investment Proper· .. -O't .NQa llerb's Garage 199~ i.l1d1ng window!'! walls l.ocal r ef~ G•IDEMHG 6418427 J.C.CWHIMG l'!OCLYertlm.! .. 7:»-l~ _ 00:1133 t1es1 Ed,(714)~. Orig1n.il\lo111dwWa~her Harbor Bl Costa Mesu frames. door hangani;t 953 8255 WA.MTS> Remodel Demo. 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Free~ 9!11:.9046 STUDENTS MOVING ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt'sa BREt:ZE Classified Ads 642 S678 ROUGH OR F'lNlSll Trade )Our old stuff for s weep 1 n g Fr c e rng,_c_le~·u~645-85Jl _1 Sell with ~E' CO Lie llT124 436 "We gals should hunR BALBOA ROOn.NG CO Doors,fencUlg.etc ne'4 )?OOd1es with a estimates 6460944 or lt'saBREEZE Insured 641-84Z7 together· Sill roll The only roofuig co for C!ns e.i6-4043 Classil.u~ .. d ad 642 5678 64~·5737 Class1f1ed Ads 642-S678 Classified Ads 642·S678 WATCH USG ROW~ Uphol walls 839·0730' lhecoasl. 67~~67_'3 __ 'l..tit theSunshml' In Call Sunstune Wmdow Cleaning, L.ld ~8 ~3 ~~:.~~ ........ ~~.~~~.e.~~ ..... ~~~~ ~!':1~.~~~ .. !~.~~ "'o~y so1s "'o~ 501s ~.!.~.~~ ...... ~!.~~ ~!.~.~ ...... ~!~~ ~~~~~ ......... ~!.~~ ~~~~~ ......... ~?.~~ !~:.~1-···········~~~~ p L u s H 0 FF' I c Es' PRIME IA. YFIONT EXCELJ.EMT LOC! •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Lo l 2 G Shorth Found Pomeranian PUP· SHE EXECUTIVE LA s v~ "S ~00 6000 sq rt 1801 A 2700 d -------------5 · erm uar py, mW1t 1dent1fy tatoo. ~"' Newport Blvd C M Ph Otr1ce space. parkm~. pprox 'r anf aedpprodx do9s upper Back Ua). Irvine 7~3740Sandee ~; S C 0 R T S & SUITE Need riders 846 8133 64694~ • Janitorial etc 7609440 4.800 sq t +enc Y RAREI R•REI B•BEI NB. 8 13. Reward ---MOUElJNG * * _. _ " space Mod offices. 2919 • A • IUIU\ • 545.3275 M t P o m e r a n 1 a n • • • lo Nt & CdM D 1 S t• AC EXECUTIVESUITES Su Halladay, SA LOST 3 ~ old -all! W_hite1b1ege.Whitelei:s 83S-9199 24 1lourESCORTS.. fr.~ ampl ~k~euti!';J· 2855 NPwport Beachare11 646 7512~ Buy 40 Acres with Gray kitte~ Rn~rd V1cHB !l@:QQ77 forst~&v.eii:hc 953·1822 MCJY"o ••••~•••••••••••••••••• E Cst H\lo\I 67S.6900 1.1i. 631·3651 Storoq• 4550 Please call646-86Z7 fOUN,0 Blk Lab mix. loss mibsaRe b~ Ann YOUNG LADI~ a\aila •Ip WC!llttd 71 00 ~ --•.~1.... R__.al 4450 L--OST -C--1 ~~ .. -1 abt 2 high, blue l"Ollar, ~8-(!4C11 IOAM llPM ble to par1\.' an~llme ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prime office space rn new .-111HS """ •F••••••t•••d·~··••••••••1• 5001 "I d ri...1.i . at. a len:u ma e vie Pomona & Victona. · bldg. Dann Pt Ocean & ••••••••••••··~·••••••• ree s an ang con\er 10 01 Oft CJGS 'J'"S tiger. very talkatn·e, CM 1n·ured 645-5749 --------•I Call Gina or Li s .i AA MARKETING mtn views Avail 9 81 f~r store t1°ff~~e space ~a~hi~~P1~\~8!'7~~ ~1 J!1ACa'll'211640-2497 .- -~.._ -·-SlS RamsSeasonT1rkets 7619036 CO. Pre-completion leasing a reasona er es 111 ttw !Mort of tlw ol fitldl LOST DOG' r.nottva forsale.2forf600 P•nonal Senius 5360 Nel'tl~ p 1. ft Sales Dis bonus 661 33.'il 500 to 4000 Sq Ft. CM Call Roxie, 642-4210. IS-·...,. of co..a.-J . . • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752·0960 I 213 t46J. llUI • •••• •••••••••• • • ••••• • I · -MESAVERDEDR ~1 E._9 lo~onl .Sl2.Lmo uvm --..,.. female.cotuem11t,COM SOOTHING MASSAGE 1r1bulor' Potent1a AIRPORT A.RU PLAZA R-....aaL w-.1-~ 4600 $2300 pet' A.cr9 1200 A.Cl'ft ....... , '!,!'ea . 700-6785 for disctimmahng men COUHSE:UHG 'HI UllU per \lo e e kh ...... ., wn1"ll Family. 1ius1nc·~' D)n.im•< nev. \loeall Furnis hed or un -1525MesaVerdeE.C\1 ....................... Lost Cal, long hair. CallPeter,494·487_1_ Beautiful. Un1vers11~ Marital. Weight Lu:.~ produt·mgco \loantsam furnished Lg. wmdO\lo ~4>4 123 :.>yr old female IS loolung Writt to owwer. small female. tabb). Are you a gentlemen graduale, 211. petite Licensed & 1t11arant<'<·d bilious mot.1\·11ted people Executive Suites an for hv qlrs, N.B. low P'.O. lox 141 Clo•lt C• 93613 blk, grey, orange. Swan alone in your 60's, tall, female. would like to ~73 9~&67H032 no\lo For apµl call Irvine. Wallung di.stance Offiu Sub-LM cost or exchange terms Or CaN 1209) 431-S509 D!_CM 751-6928 - -interested i.o pbyacial meet wealthy, generous. 851-6490 AAA Marketing lo airport N~ Beach disruss~00-3181 Reward lost 4 yr old fitn-• . ..._ce .. ·, plays, secure 11entlemen lo Tense, light & tired' Co 4000 Mac.\rlhur .... .,.. SmaU execltive offlfe. -~ "' .. '"" po1l me JODI P () Relax w11h full bmh ..---1 dd 1696 M Exp "on-site" mgr will -------------maleColbe,v1cSlater& bridge, travel~ if so 5 • massage 2A hrs R•·J' Bl~d N~~rtBeach EXECUTIVE SUITES x nt a res3, 0 exchange services for S 1 OO Ta lberl on Newland, please contact a lady 8473• N B. lntj6() 836 7638 ' 2082Mirhelsonll212 Terri t.D~752 l19-1 allorpartrent.CM/NB A.Mo.c......ts HB Look.slJkeLass1e counterpart Call White male 35 'ceki. ACCHTG.Cl.Etll( 20218us1t1essCtrJ213 NewportModemStore _l!_reaonly.:.6313123 __ U•Mt-llrfnt..t ••••••••••••••••••••••• 847-8362 Ans\lo•erAd!i24.642·4:.IO. friend. 1825. prefer Tra'l•I 5450 Fd1ng. late t~pang 71 .. 752•0234 or ore nr post ofc. $45-0 Proprietary remodeler ll 's A FU N Party --24 hrs. mihtaryl)'pc 5)1 4191 ••••••••••••••••••••••• personable Will train .,. ,48 5 r 2t3 477 7001 2Br hse Condo. 1mmac needs S20,000 to ('Orn· Ladies only, 1t's time for Found. Dobie maxed pup Good bt-ndats :-o;ewiJOrt " t ·1 &d ht 1 I N py 4 mos very affcc F rtotals·~-·reducton Wall trade. the following WANTED. A1rhne lh:kt!I Costa Mesa. 704 sq rt Medical tGeneral office. ground noor, prv patio. S563 mo 111 33!10, 494-4797 •e_rrv qu1e wri er aug er, Pete uxury ewport us now. 1.Jnda & Sandie · . · o "~ 1 11 traqd cumpan\ Cl!ll ~ie .. ,po'-'--rt Bea"h 15 x •". 10~ refs. 960-1233eves_ Beach home 4or1, 60~ 661.8862 t1onau Vic Memory Ln & relaxauon massage Ralphs Mc Donalds Sot to Houston or Da a~ Kath> " ft ~ JU --•· BrLS'Al 0"" "°"'I Sl 1n o ""21117 m1lhon Fiesta ticket!> Fort Worth depart mg HCA 1805 w-tc'·'f Dr return W1tl'un 4 6 mos. SCIAMl£TS -•-_..,_...,.,......,_ eve .,..,, ....,.. 7 I 4/67rJ07 I_ Nool'I ~ .. w I n-d MR34.~.39.MR·26.27. Los An&elt!~ between :r 1Sl·5525Am'.!!me lusifttuf""nt i.nlails. ays 645-7123. Lost Himalayan cat. CO EDS would lovt> to JO. MR 25 for any or the September 1 and 14 RET '"ILr••cE A1u•ce eves 645·1~ ANSWERS about 1 yr old, named party with you Call Sue following MR·OI. 02. o3 Would like round trap l•A•c•co•u•n•tm_g ___ _ Costa Mesa. 250 sq ft suite Sl75 mo Ullls in· <'Id 779 W 19th St l71·33SO. " .n-" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Smokey. Reward S75 or Kathy anytime or MR 11 12, l3 CJll ah Please cal l da) ~ Newport 81\·d 5000 SQ htiHU Pencil Casket 675-67.!L__ ~9363 68 S837 ft ~per ft A\ail no\lo OpporMlity SOOS Openly Sturdy 9RJ11~S 7~ _ 7 Cull ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tremor Impose i• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••. RealoJ12.m1cs 67S·6700 Mgmt -Eam Xtra $$ PARCEL POST Offi ce /Store Business 14' 1X40 3019-A Harbor Blvd, Costa Mes a. across from Fedro Avail now! $475. agt Small expanding bus1 Whenever I rut a golfball • • Ce>rOMdttMar ness looking for sharp 11 rarely goes directly 8 DAY WEEK SPECIAL 4200sq. ft. Ground floor couples /ind who wanl down lhe fairway I •• • •• Coast Highway lrg Se(•ond income Will know how to address the ~ealonof!1.iCs .§lS-6700 tram. 96&&WI ba II properly, but I For lease Retail store, always send 1l PARCEL • 8 Days • 3 Lines • 8 Dollars • approx IOOO sq rt m new PRINT SHOP POST -----~~:.t l~~·~~~~tr~ff~cre: shopprng center Anchor Thriving bus1t1ess. C.M . Lott Ir Fo.d 5300 • It's easy to place your 8-0ay Week Classified by mail. and 1t • tenant. Irvine Ranrh low overhead Call for • costs i'ust $8 -that's only a dollar a dayl. To Qualify for this • N. B Sl501mo. 631-0900 Market. Newport Costa details $65,000 Craig ••••••••••••••••••••••• 17TH STIHT Mesa area Call 5)14322 63l-1266 FOUND ADS • special offer. you must be a non-commercial user offering e COSTA. MESA. or646-434i e merchandise for sale up to $800 per ad. and the price must • 2orJroomomcesu11es WESTCUFFA.REA. MoMytoLo. 5025 ARE FREE • be in your ad. The cost stays the same whether your ad e ~~=:~;0c;:1~an 67s.s7~ ~~a~~~\:.e1~1•1gi~~anr~~ ··~~;;;.·u5·~0~·~5··· Call: needs eight days selling t1roo or iust one !oration. Call 8.51 8300 642-5678 • • WESTMIHSTER Bowie Devel Co Chttftlcal Serf Im S500,000/LS yrs .. igr1, • 12oost'\fT ---swi.-.i....Poo1 _9911.:9350MaMy__ e Use one word in each box. About 4 words make one e ,.. • CotNMrcld So 0 ~ 2-..aLo•o..15 SllOOREWARDfor inloon I 'f· d I f t M d 3 I Pl t 14~ Beach Blvd Btwn Rttdols 4475 range C<>ast Area -"" return of Blue & Gold • C aSSI 1e ine 0 ype. in1mum a IS 1nes. ease prin • 2 frwys. Civic Center ••••••••••••••••••••••• No exp nee. Will train 9 0 <Jt. o ( v a I u e 13 0 Macaw taken from 10301 plainly Shopping Center Prime $5-0,000 R~. SlS,000 cash yrs S 100.000. P vt s D H B A • · • Coast Hwy fronta~e A p· d w· S40 000 &>Cl\ M amoa r . . . on ug. location 979-8889 or prox soo SQ ft ground own net . money. 998-......., annv 4th He wu a very Im· • 6'5-1260 Ooor So. Laguna S500 Plus CaU Mon-Fn 9-6 Mo~ Trwt portant ramlly pet, son r:------------------------------, • for Lease. prof office mo. Turner Assoc PM 408_:867-0l ll --Dtid1 5035 1scriticallyiUinhospital • space 7'1 per sq ft 494·1177. Eam SI0,000 or more a ••••••••••••••••••••••• & this has put ooe more Move 1n allowance. 5911 Xlltt u..... Loe mo It"s possible with Want Investor for Npt burden oo the family • Heil. H.B Hunt Harbor 0 Ibo?. 1 11 MELLOW FRESH.call bayfront home. Gave Call anytime 982-7073, • a re a 83~ .5 118 or n Ba 8 emsu 8• a 64s.2727 well secured Isl or 2nd 558-1304,960-11749. 968-3701 root and auto traffic to AL A R M c 0 T.D.Ail.67S.6161. Lo•t ·. s1'lver 0 ray • the 8alboa Ferry passes ~ • Prime 1"9"! Office m front! Great place for BURGLARY OC. 7 yrs SatfferMhJ. Co Persian. lSth St. & Bay, book store, art shop. of· Sell or consider partner All types of real e~tate N B . R E W A R D ! • Sf»!1Ct tic e, el c 613 -294 3. 848·3180 investmenssstnce 1949. 675·3045, 549-~. • l ... nsC ....... Dr. 673-3930 Meal market, totally S~li. Lost: fem Cocker 1700 sq ft Will divide equipped '25,000or will z.dTDs Spaniel Nr O.C.C • Fullservice.SUSperrt RET•LSPA.CE sell equipment ror Reward 966·0S50, _2131393·7276. Ring Bros. High traffic. great ex· $18,000. 646-8844 642-21 71 545-06 I I S4&-2A29 • 19XZ8' office space In in· ~sure. 5000 sq, ft. on Area representative re· Discounted Trust Deeds Lost: lng·b.alr blk cat, • dustrial complex. nr ewport Blvd tl500mo. quired lo carry inven-available for Investors. slightly crossed eye John Wayne A1rpo~l or maie olfer lmmed tory of newly developed Xlnt yield. For details Vic. Vista del OroNi.st~ • s.1!1366 -- 10.60/ : • 13.,1'0 ,. :1t.80 • • • SENIOR ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK Join one of the top ten manufarturers or sem1 condur tors 1n Southern Cabfom1a, and take a career step that rould result Ill a pos1l1on as Credit Mana11er We need an 111dividual who has ex penence an ac counll> receivable. col lerl1on . payroll, and basic accounts re 1·e1vablc rred1t funr· lions tr you are current ly in a J>05illon '4 here you are limited m rune· lion then this 1s a great opportunity to d1vers1fy and move up M1rrosem1conductor is proud to offer a rlne starting salary and an excellent benefits package For im mediate cons1de ratron call or forward resume wnh sala.11· history to· Personnt!l Dept MICRO. SEMICOtilDUCTOI CORPOIA.TIOM 2S30S Fairview Santa Ana, Ca 92704 Equal Opportunity Employer M/F S500 mo. 67H698 occupancy. fiberglass car· top sail· 960-l9S7 Brdler. Roma NB 640-9537 RReta~o,~olmlcsho 67ES../~doo Ing ~~aft. Unu~ua l SAFl&SICUU LOST :. F e male . EXECUTIVE e ai 5 0~5 P SI e, stability & u.nique 2nd T.D. 753 loan to Shepherd/Collie, blk & • Add $2.60 for each addltlonal llne for 8 times • ACCTG.CUU Advanced Health Center SUITES CM. Reas rates. Up to P~tented pro~IJioo ~e· value. 24/mo. Discount wht w /blk colla r . IN 950aq.ft.548-7249 v1cenotrequlringan1t1· 20%. 26% return. Xlnt Harbor/19th, CM • HllUTAGE ...._trial...., 450 ternal comb11.1tlon eng payer .. Prime ocean re· 646-8293 • PLA%A •••••••••••••••••••••• orwlndtoattainaspeed sldentlal Payable Los r le bl k 2500 SQ.f"T Light In· ot 4 knota. Good Income S1 080/mo 155 ooo t: ema ac cat. • New IOlW')' olfice space dustrlal. Prime location oppty, minimum invest· sai.2990 . • vie. Victoria & Meyer, in Irvine's busiest next to John Wa yne ment required $9,000. · C.M. Loll about 8/10 .• center! Easy Frwy ac· Airport. 11250 mo Reply to: Classified Ad 9K buys UK. 3rd TD. 3 -"&46-=-'6397~.:..· ----- cm. Aval!. now! Call 9'7$-1262 1166, Daily Pilot PO Box '°1' ~~Id. TD S8% Found: Pit Bull puppies •• ~olf.fzl~i 640-4230 6500sqfl.3frorrtomces.2 U60, Costa Mesa, Ca. LTV Call ~ri• 'shaw Auat. Shep. puppy, • large drive in rear 92626. 6050 Samoyed. Box~r mix. •DIWDOl'flCES• doors 3 phase wer 31< Skate Rental Salu, 730-Chihuahua, Terner mix •• 1263room NoleHere-sq rt.· rm ~fer.St Gamea.flc.Completely 29K8UYS32K lrltb Seller, Poodle. • ~'.!l I 1 • set up Choice beach lot 20'1e lit TD. fi LTV Cocker mlx. Allo cata l • quired. AGJ. A rporter C.M. S40.~. '6000 G7Ml8S 873-1401 · 43.K BV'i'S48.K kittens. Irvine Animal H•I. 833-3223. 9-12. Small omce &shop space · ' 20% TD, OranpCo. Care Center. 7'4-3734. • Office space avail for forleaae.A/C&Ba.S300 VIDEOSI'ORl llKBVYS20K S • 1n Newport Beach has an • lmmed. opening for an lndl\' with general Publi sh my ad for 8 days starting _______ _ Classl.f1'cat1'on • knowledge of. or fast ability to learn, book· • keepmg, data pl"O<'CSS· Name • Ing, & all aspects ot medical & psychotoclcal Ad d ess • billing DutiC$ also In r rlude active involve· • ment in (()!lectlon.t. Sue· City Zip ___ Phone ______ ceuru1 candidate will • have a m.in ol I yr. t ('· Check or M.O. enclosed D • counting exper. Gd salary & frin1e bentflts Charge my ad to: 1 e f:rc~!f~n ~ 1:'~1~ • part-lime use. Across Mo. Misaioo Viejo area Beach Area. est 6 yrs, 21~3rd TD pr1me Found : bepherd mix, • from KoasHospilal NB. ass.as. idntopp.645-U Chrlt81\aw!»eo62 t~0:J·~~T1:"m~1:~ • 0 831·3510. Low cost office space Shepherd mix pup. py, # E I • call: Allee Tomolilna. Xp 714·f1$,CYIOO. E 0.£. M /F -----------. ---1 e lt11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Airport aru.. i p9l oen~ 0w I tji __ ~ ho pdoora re a · •oum.9T a.ATS ss..ooo amt. 2nd T.O. blk Ii Uri female. Carin • O # E le tdl•ldednn.~perft. VCt1,.,11Uttat ,am· RoUut Newport vac land, So La11.111a terrier, tan malt. xp. I INCLUDES utll. It pie pukJna, quiet ln· Hel1h,!•1• Cotta Meta St 'ate d t.f Wlli Newport Belch Animal • • malot. a» iq. ft. May ~u.stri~ of Colta ~· ~~~"t wl.ne d~l;: W:oYitld. Slltller. • L--------------------. ----------' • nb-lc.,. ,.rt. MJ.1070 ... na.~ ncvuc ... -. mna. C.IJPaal__., rovod or ll•a Dr la u-""---lflt-..I "'..._ 11 a.. 20r WANTED: 1--aqft CallMn.Lla.ll . !ldeo, blk klttena 'w/. ..,... .. ,,,_, '",... Is; • MIWPOIT HAUOI warehOUM ._. •fol• ~ tJ.l ..Jl.t• P'rt party mmt Mil IDd white pewt t cll11t. D •1 p•1 A • ""' n11ce • it,to~c~t. •. ta~ TDforaT.-12".,fotJ Wearlet red collar • .1 J I I ( JlOW . ..,St. ed ver1 u' •• . v~ m l@O/!Do &GlllT •f\!11 .... • ,..__._ ...___ c ~ t2626 • ~'•o1 •lanolle~. :~AA'• ar 55 Frwy. G'!J-M!Jli 1nve:ltor ~; •GOO, ro•1d:. l.in1 at Dltk• ~ ~ ,. AD Yan-.. SALESOPPT'Y Sell rtadtr ad eclvertls· Ins to local mtrth1nts ln the Costa Mua. Newport Btach. Irvine arua. Wiii train the r\abl c:r· Good con\• pany 111. For •n't caU Mr. Mac: The Pen· ... , A,,,_ a':f 111 ft on TrtMle aW ttufr for I/yr., M~. MCui'td by Rornshot Laundry • • ;z;;r'• 111 ... <71,, ~'" •ltll • • 1 1.cwa...,,.c.m ~i-"~@ 11ome. llat. Alter s :ioPM. eeteeeeeeeee peeeeee.eeeeeeteet. ~i:,=;,;:f j ' U l . 0 # .. 4 L; 2 ·---------~ ~ -' ----~---.._~ ____ ,....,.,_..,_ .... !~ ..... ?!~ ~~~ ..... !!.~ ~~~ ..... ?!.~ ~~~ ..... ?!.~ Orange Cout DAIL V PILOT/Sonday, August 16, 1981 87 "'::.~:I ~':lngWme O C ~~~•=rary . ,:~~~ F~l~book~s!a. ~~~ ..... ?! ... ~.~~ ..... !!~!:!~~ ..... !!!! ~~~ ..... !!.~ tav.-.. _. nrm _.. 1 NN rt Pltl•• • f~ da1' co lrv.ck, CA U.e + id lO kt1 ftlina. Company General Houukuper, oo~-lrolNTENANCE MAN NUISIS l'1'fft.lve ,... to de-n ~ ~!:! ~1:. ontact drh r•c Btadl Sta beoeill1 ~ B 1·5 ,-.,o 1lrluo wotUamlly smoker. IS/br. Moo • for rellrtn>tnt bome ()peftlaprot nJop lldvt:ftilll\a tam· .....,;i:...11"----.ALLL!.!.l lf you are laollkl& lot 10 £ M/F/H lloem I -.zm _ ~11 __ ownedtmmnerclallaun 1·5pm No. La1una Buie howltd1e In 'ta la ml J:':' u IMW Mllll have pro. men Uian )I.II\ &DellNr · OemoHtrators HIRING dry. Od tn.UW.ia. exp. dJ.Z.353. plumbia1 6 tleclt1cal s Iese 1 hoe a 1 coo fmMlul pof1Jollo wlth Ban~lnl job, couidtl' a CllWI HOUSC~~RSALtS HOMEMAJCJ-;RS, de· GENERAL Off'ICE. be.~CCI um W Baker, HOUSE.KEEPING ed.N.8 .&31-IW :i:neo~~tr :Q~~~ ~~~-=~pol t wltb ua ' Wt are In Full or P/Ume. Apply ;~~trat~ toy parties. ~~:rc:';&f?'rid~y~ ~ aUS6'16llO. 4/hra day;5/daysw Malntelll~ Int condltlona Above •1ency up. a plus • tervlewtnc _for the Crown Hardware, 310'1 Chrl1tmuowooc'ln~1I ld,ytoslts>uptoblaber GIMnltOHke ~2228. rolYOF aurare salary• Sll.000 UJ> DOE Call· followinapaattlont: E Cout Hlahway, fl"ff S300 tit~ 1n~Jt· reapooalbJUUet Exclt GJCU bu Immediate LO ... llACH benefit•. Apply: Tbt Marjorie Sullivan, ~ d Mar meot, colledln(ord& ln1fleldolSport1we11 fullllme oPeftio.aa. Hrs In.nailer ISLO~POI: Gardena'5001eoMyre, l40·5001. Snelllnt • E•~ CATERING Servite Brandnarnetoyatalrts CarreeropeJtya.ndvarle-a·ao to 5:30 ~o up TVIMSTAU.a Harbor Maintenance ~..11&111Bch.49t.ao75 Snelllna of Newport LA~-.U Full&Pi Tim need a food prep. Fun.e11x.~12 tyofduu•·Gmeralolc, neceaury, Contact TaA.118 Mechanlct (piledrMn1 NunlnJ . Beach A1eocy, 040 --art-e worhra. S4 hr. P1rt Dental ioa work 23 boolrkeepina • .PaYroll & .A!ll"6.3110 We seek a n111ponaible •tim ber coaatr l.M. LY.M. Campua Dr .. EOE ~ tlme. SAM·9·1>AM Jo'ull d / It / · d ordertna Pref exper "-individual to bmth t11t apeclaU.U to l'OOltruct • C,..C._.... time SAM t ·30P M. ,tw 1 1!..?!..~tea ay. Umct.M2-9SS1 Grocery Store P/llme cable TV computer• nulntaln doeltt • 3to4daye3toll.:30pm. •TalllS Prevlou1 CRT ex -Lori's Kltchen,..,,, s . ....,nta ..,..,..ledge req . --posillon.m11tur1:wom11n wharvea. Muat have Smlprivconvholp.lm· A1l~~rl~tc"!~~!~ ':! Part Tlmt poaltlona pertence preferred, but Harbor Bl., s .A Wlt-0'747 ~~ wau open. GEHIW.OFACI f¥ref'd Apply In person, =~=~~~J :e~~it'~ heavy limber conatnic· maculate. Gd stalrlns. Balboa Ialand. 12-8PM, avallablt Experience will train mature, fora ~ . . Dependable mature ella Super Market, iu.:q'd 1'1tllliobletdato tlQn & mechanical ex· 20362 Santa Ana_ Ave Mon·Frt 175-Cl!86 for In-preferred. responalblelndJvidual CHIF"S ASSIST Dental Sec'y, t!Xperience, person for lYl>lnl ' Ute 3347 E. Coast Hwy, CdM... home cable fnstallatlon Pe r I enc e ' be Santa Ana He11ht1 tervlew 0 CC l2'1\ b / • k hl&hly motivated San accounting. flnh1urant po1ition Competitive knowledaeable lo con· -=54;.:::9'~*==-1 ----- -=-==-... 11C-.-... ---~ We offer arowtll op-IK41,.._t fi2i1~0 ~ (~we: Clemente H01pii..1'uea. Ir motel exper prtf. Call Guarda salary & full benefll atructlon Ir ma!nlcn•nce1--------• • _,., portunllle1, excellent Excellent oppo11unlty quest 'pat l~ .8 Co e-F. x c:e II en t hours & Patrtcia 4Wl-6103, ext. NOW HIRING package tncluded with of waterfront faclUtlea Nursing SALISPllSONS work In 8 cond ltion1, !or individual wrth front C •P ca IOD Ht benefita. 49&-2500 200 fora 't. lhi~ job Submit applica· $1184-Slsot/roo. Cont.act DU I VU Aviation up nee salary• benefits. Call. ortice appearance, ommunlty Colleaee, Security Officer f>OM• Uonto Civil Service Board ""1.Jn "'"'61'""3-'-'5200=:.:..·-----I CindyCarrilon.IJ0.8800 pleasant teltphonc !ftA~!,11~,_A7v:_. CbM:• DE~NTP-l~·:ta:'~deall$l. GENERAL lions are now available Howard Derman 1213)500.6201 for further X·UY JECHS personality and aood .._, ,,.,,.,_. "'au mil " tn Mluion Vieio & So mformatjon Ambitious t'mployed B.DOltADOIAMIC typio& skills 140 WPM > beCoteSpm,Aua 25. 644-~1 Laguna for m1ature-ll'!lHEIRVNCINRWY RES•••JOIY couples /11n. glu to togreetourcustomera. E.O.E M/F/H D..WOffkt omcE minded individuals No ... rtM manage small bws PIT E.O.E. Cl JECffS 83l·383I j'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ HDUll help, plush NB Front desk, dental exper prior experience 15 1061 Camelback St Submit appbcalloM by Out success In the In· ni&htclub. mornings required. 4 days a week RCA currently bas a ruu necessary Must have Newport Beach, 92660 Aug 2t, l.981 to C1v1J ART GALLERY with BANKING dust.ryallowsustopro-673-1634 In1n1ceNewport8e1ch lime potillon available 0111n phone & car EqualOppEmplyr Service Board, City or clients nationwide seen vide highly competitive Clericd, /T office. 64S-7SIM> for ID Individual with Veterans bnng 00214 Long Beach. 333 Ocean •tt,racbtive. intelligent, REGIONAL salaries and benefits in· odd J'obs Ple&St! cull D ..... T .... ASSIST. good office 1lt1lls, ac-Pinkerton's, 270l·B s l""'S ............. E Blvd . Long Beach, Ca re ia le, rlawleuly eluding Medical, Dental. 631.2254 .. "'" -· curate typlog ability, Ma111, S A <w rear or " v.--90802 groomed YOWll woman PAID vacation and l;lliiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiil Experlen(ed Easy and pleaunl, pro· Radio Shack store) Mult i-branch agenty with &ood references ror TE' I rH more 1• c paced office tn Newport. ressional telephone man-5~7-9020. Equal Oppty has opening for ex per'd i>artlime position Rigid LLU~ lerical Gd hours & ula ry ner Please apply in Employer ind1v 111 personal Unei. Eq u a I Opp· t y / A ( dress code demands re· For lmmediatt con-FIOMT OfACE 6 46 · S4 11 wk days . pe"'on to Strong a«'OWlllog back-r 1rmat1 v e Act 1 on fined ele ance S40-09!!. An exciting opportunity sideration please cull HC" /SEC'Y 646-5594 after hrs llang Glider Mfg needs ground desired Salary Em loyer ASSEMILY 15 available with a lead-Personnel Dept (7141 Advanced H'ealth Center DENTAL ASSIST PIT. 3 RCA someone wtlh lhe ability open, paid rompany ing savin•s and loan. 760-6000 ui Newport Beach has an dys. no Sat. RDA pref to perform mullipl• i·obs benefits. Rapid ad van-MAIMTIHAHCE Expanding manurac-.. 1·m ed r c ~ t c h' TECu ..... CI ... M We 're seeking ex-m operung or an arman:661-2290. s from metal shop lo ship-cemen or ng 'person .._ " lurer needs entry level perienced Tellers lo ~ mdiv to work ll1 thei_r DENTALASSISTANT . emc· e ping & receiving Ca11Paullne9U0041 P/lime. 4/hrs 1PM ) ~rsonnel ror assembly travel to branches in lhe ~ psychiatnc/psyc~olog1-Exper req. RDA pref Ph_!>ne.;247·~ -Insurance 3/days week 13 15/hr • • ' p. 'I • n ' • o ..... eo .. ., '"" I Bank "' '"'"\"· °"'"' ... NB"" """"' Company UHDEIWRITIEI Call Saody. 642 7Sll. ext &ece$sary. Good wages providing extra COY· f dude patient schedul-HARDWARE SALES Selr·starter needed for J!1,_9am·12~Mon-Fri S benJ. erils. CLocated in erage when offices are 0 mg, data entry, billing & DEMTAL FRONT DESK Full or plbme Apply in casualty underwr·11er Management an uan apistrano. short-started. Selected l he doe t o r s· ad All phases, dental ex per 1601 E Edmger Ave person 3HY7 E. Cuast • M DOH "'LD'S Call Judi for appoint· _ ~port mmlslrative needs. Sue-req. 4~"l dys wk C M Santa Ana. CA 92701 Highway Corona del mus t have ex per ln C " ment. 831-9640. EOE. applicants will be based cessrul candidate must 631_1420 Mar anal~ting, evaluating & Mc Don a Id · s or San 1n the orrice nearest k · k I t Cl t h d No expererie nce mileage reimburse knowledeeor allaspects asst Full-time ROA EmployerM IF/H Salary commensurate opening& for Asst Mgrs YOU'ii IHYITID- •To Join the 111 Team •To Earn Dynamite Pay •To Receive Super Benefits •To Create Your Own Schedule + 3% CasllBllllS A variety of assign- ments. Short & long term . including So Orange County. Org. Co Airport area 714-760.1641 Anaheim Area 714-7 .. 5411 As..,.....T..-. home and will receive c;E;q;u;al;O;ppe;:y:E;m:p:l:M;/:F ha v e work• n g Dental/ Ortho cha1rside Equal Opportunity Ht;ALTH ma mg n.s se ec ions. emen e a~ imme of otrice proced.ures 111 546_5170_ EYERYIODYUICE w/exper Call Sally & Mgmt Trainees necessary Immediate ment, a top salary and Uus lypeol settmg. Ex·_ AWlMMER 848-6264 Mc Donald 's ellper YOLT open ing Newport outstanding benefits m-* * cell organizational & Dental asst. 4 days a Be part of the rastest JA-Nl-TOR . Ma ids, pref., but not req Xlnl Beach S43-7383 --eluding paid career ap-BANKING communication skills ~eek Npt lkh orrice General Office growlnii company m the couples P IT eves. fringe benefits & opply M.41~~ pa rel, profrt shartng and are also req 'd Gd t:; x p Sa la ry open TEMPOIARY health & nutnt1on field 9PM-IAM Mission VieJo for growth Replies con· 11!!1111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 Assembly paid medical/dental Wells Fargo Bank . salary & rnnge benefits Plea~caU,640-5684 Unbm1ted mcome opp' area.$4.hr.541.3311 fidential ContactBobor -------- coverage. Please apply Newport Center oHice, package For mterv1ew Dental Exp Ortbo asst WOIKBS ly Mr CllS!)' 1134·11~ JANITOR IAL Paul . 492 9202. 10 5 Nuning HO EXPlllEHCE7 GlTKB.1.Y EXP&IEHCI! ~~f~~~ N:~n°::~~ has the following im call: Alice Tompkins, ROA Full-lame. Xlnt, Top Pay, Ho FM noSundays.»"1;r:i:::; wkd.xs August l7,orThursday, mediateopeninp 714·97~00 EO.E.M/F saluy & bener.t s I Hospital wk Re!Jred person pr~ Management restaurant August 20, from 9-~ am J:iiii=====:=il 6'-1 1405 , T~~·~~~~ f'd. Call 847-<Xra. ai.k for pospbc•l~~ 0'R;. t.oqual ap- to 3·~ pm TB.LEIS Clerical DetdTd~hmt OFFICECLERKS RESPIRATORY Larry or Judy pn:r lo pe:S~~I r~ w ... -.. ..... ...... ..,. Six mos. banking ex-TRAl ..... EE ._ THERAPISTS lerv1e11o M C B . 177 FIDELITY perience & or cashier " M Th H I A .. " k On· urs our y nyoneL .... twantswor . JAMTOI "F" R1 vers1de Ave , FEDERAL mg. SoftC~ _ -~·7998 has work thru Raleigh Hills Hospital m ~ .i Ca 921663 Pedlen ,ltr\i Dent asst tOrtho ~. pl lnt'I BusmessSt'rv1re Enioy your work and the Newport Beach has an S~ -~ cusr~ G<<2 M h 81 d Management liquor store ... "°"'lomMs -·-r-~ Bch 4day M-'Ili,orAM t...,., acArt ur ~ beautirul beach com 1mmNI. opening for a d • --SEIYICE E II s -325 1 ayt1me pos open to ,.•~Yoe.--.._Asa xce ent trammg op only 1r prer RDA req. u1te rvme munity surroundings al Janitor Day ~h1ft Ex "' -s· . b k 7 qual md1\•1dual or cou orrered 1515 Westclifr Drive 1x mos previous an · portunlly in our Safe 642 2626 52-0161 SAN CLEMENTE cell Cringe bener1ts pie Submit resumes ApplyallheKellyoffi ce (atDover) inl experience Deposit areu ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!ll GENERALHOSPITAL package.Forinterview. prior 10 interview, nearestyou· AnEqual()pportunaty pre erred Responsibilities mclude Drapery work roo m --------We have openings now call: Joshua Whiskey, M c B . t 77 .. ,.. .. 2102 Business Centerl~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!E!!!!!!!!!m!!p!!Jo!!yer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I EDP C' a.11 switchboard, bght book needs !>ewlng machine General r or Res Par a t or y 714-M5-57C\5 EOE M IF R ve 'd A N B ~ keeping and customer operator Full time 7 lo y1.-I-&.--C Therapists Full·lime or 1 rsi e vc.. ·· Dr · 11208, I rvlne, · 5 30 Mon thru Thurs. --loy lllb Ca 92663 8:J3.l'4l (Nr MacArthur1._ _______ Six mos. previous bank-service I• -w~ per diem positions Laborers needed . rom -1· · g e ·e Must speak English ...... -_,. 1 bl h' he Management Bl. & 4C\5 f'rwy ) Hrs. a.s Banking in xperi nee pre· Cos ta Mesa area ava1 a e, 1g r pay 111 mercial jobs, S4 pr hr or 27957 Cabot Rd • DECUTIYE rerred. We oHer a good startini: 642·1843 Molalfwe lieu or benefits. You 'll be Apply corner or Bear & MGR TR.AIMEE Laguna Niguel, 831.0542 SECRITAIY salary· excellent com happy with Lhe excellent Ma cArthur, Costa Mesa International company <Crown Valley Pkwy. L 1 N Congenial atmosphere pany paid benefits m-EXEC. SECY S~cry starting salary and nice Ask for Kevlll. eslablishtng South Bay exit) Hrs. 9-3 or 16152 ocla &:elowpo~ Beach Love I Y offices. Ex eluding attractive work needed Good fringe A highly visible pclllitwn people lo worlc for To & Orange Co. distract of-sav ngs anasseek111g cellent s alary & apparel and a pleasant interfacing with our I I L!1otS.C~ r C I l Beach Bl .. 112:KIE. Hunt-a 5 e If . m 0 t Iv ale d benefits, lire 1nSurance app Y. Pease contact ices omp ete ram mg lngton Beach, Hrs. 8.5. Secretary with STRONG benefits. Please con-working atmosphere bkgrnd desired. Perm member residents. This our Personnel Ortire Exp' Pl secre ary. & liberal remuneration IEL[~.'_,. tact: For interview appoint· oposition. Salary com-individual mu st be (714> 496-tlZ.! Salary open Pref 2-J H selected be prepared .,.., Hcrelarial skills, DEllMIOllUM ment please call mens urate to skills personable. tactrul & yrs. exper at least to start immediately thoroughness & con· 1714.,7).SOll PERSONNEL 546_9003 well orgaruz.ed. Involves SAN CLEMEN.TE 558-7878 ca It Mr H el berg seil"l v•ces p,emal manner lO work CITIZEHSIAHK a great deal of~one Legal Sec Part-tame 847-6533, Mon, Tues. E.O.E. M/F/H c~~!~:::::~·..!~18:!. 5,..,,/ .. ,,,,, moHarborBlvd f~la~l ~.~~atil%:-i GENEIAL 9AM lo IPM daily Wed.beforelpm. ~!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I per. Full insurance ~ Suite2()j! Costa Mesa EXlC SEC'Y I skills Shorthand " typing re MARKETING benefits & paid career (714)9'1M200 ADMIM.ASS1$T. HOSPITAL quired Call Pat al ASSBtllllS apparel. Please call: WELLS EqualOppEmplm/(/h 654 Camino De Los $48-TI96 between 9&l Loe Mission VieJO co Ms Denny Parisia Fast accurate typist PLUS Mares LEGAL SECRETARY MANAGEMENT ......... mbl•" w/2 ,.. ... .,.. FARGO CUO/TYl'IST tfBM Eltttrook 751 MIO'o~~ s .. c1.m .. to.CA""72 N':'St c ...... SH.... TDllNEE yrs. exp Candidates HEWPOITIAUOA BANK Answertelephones,lype Xlnl phone ski lls. Lodles Athttd co keeping skillsreq RN must have gd manual SAVIHGS&LOAH purchase orders Call RespoMible. Organized. Waiter oHreu EOE M/FIH Salary open 752·177 1. dexterity. gd eyesight. 1100 1rvmE·.0e_AEv_e ,NB ~0606bet.~t.!;F. Manage olrlre for J Ex Host teu ,_S4.s--l•SSS------$1200/MO. neat in appearance & de 960 Newport Center Or CLE•" TV91ST et''s. S/H desirable Nr PIX HOUSECUAMIEI ,. pendable. Work 1s in life I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Newport Beach, Ca. -'"'1 S.C. Plaia. Top benefits. LIGAl support medical elec-Equal Oppt Empl m/f/h Immediate opening, full Sl300/mo. (7141549-9003. Needed twice a week SECRETARIES TO START Ironies. Gd benefits ---~~---•ll!!!!i!!!i!~~i!!i!!!!!!!!!!!l lime, Mon. lhru Fn Please call for appoint C.M. area CaUMS-5960. Onl y res pons ible • * Barmaid. 2 Days & 2 8:30-5.Phone.filing.typ-·-------•I men! 9·J0.5PM. Mon· Housekeepers wanted We have several open persons seeking perma BANKING nights. Weekly. Family II\ . 646-'42.8. d a Y th ru Fr 1 day. Seaclirr Motel, ~~ei:r ~ ~~11~~e::. nenl emplymt need ap-Bar. 962-3691. CLEllC TTI'tST Euatfn 645·73S8 494-9717 quire typtng~horthund ply. Call. Mrs. Pirelli, Wells Fargo Bank. IUVTICIAM General office duties S.a.t•f HOUSHW & word process111g U 581-3830 Orange County Airport F 11 It' R Equtvalent lOH.S. Grad ~:t~l~~:~gs c~!:ipp ~:Y : GENERAL OFFICE Mon. Fri. 12.~·5:~pm you have any ofthese re ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I oHice. has immediate . u or P ime. ent sta-&: general otrice ex per Take over 1-woman ofc Rers req. Trans. nee. quirements please call · Assiatance needed. Saks openings for hon or comm. Flex hrs. Type 45wpm. Most Jobs Gd skills req'd. Assist Must have heavy ex per /hr. Irvine. 752-7730 Di .. °" Joy or Irvine Haircutting. 6*4935. . J.3\,-'z hrs. per day during Sr, V P. Be ready for tn sm mrg. bi.miness ofc. Hou s EKE E p ER . TIA PEISONHB. 71H59·63.\3, Leooard. Teien BEAUTY · OPERATOR· school yr. S4 74-~.79/hr ~~~e~\lo~:~i~'.lh~o procedures. Safeguard English speaking w / SIEIVICES Medical •35 or&IMGS •HIGHNOMO POTBmAL •MEED TliMSP. •YOUNG l'IOPLE PREFlllED. 1714Jl47.00l I "Great Elpectatilns" 08/RN's Al SAN CLEMENTE GENERAL HOSPITAL, com munity interaction and a relaxed, positive atmosphere in the OB Unit are responsible ror the 5UCCeSS Of our "Great Expectations" program-an OB paUent ca re method lhat will make your job easier and more saasrying If you have recent OB ex· perience, we have open- 111gs for you on 2 shifts ( 3 pm . LO 11:~ pm & 11 30 pm lo7 :~am ) RN's We also have pos1liona open for RN's, Cull-time Cll pm lo 7·~ am) oo med surg, with benefils or per diem available You II be happy wilh our excellent salanes and r r 1nge benefits that in elude educal.looal reim· bursement. credit wiion and more To apply, pelase contact our Personnel Office (7t4 ) 496· 1122 SAM CLEMIMTI GIHBAl. HOSPrTAL 654 Camlno De Los Mares A fstll-Sfl rent a station in CM m 5 annual steps. Apply $15.600. Call: Marjorie system background drivers Uc. ror fam. in Chiropractic Asst I 11 _,... · b lO work~ or 40 hrs. per area. 549-l()(l')Terry b Y A u g 2 8 t h · Sullivan, 540-5001, Snell· help(ul._ Start at Sl4.~oo Laguna Housecleaning, OSf•pecialists In Recept1on1sl Beaut EOE nleresl1ng JO k SJ lh II( PIOfC Westminster School Rapid 111cre~ J>05s1 somecookina,ramlaun riceSupport& M/FIH Women's lash.ions. Ex-wee . b moo s pre-I( • .MAGlt Dist , l4121Cedarwood ing & Snelling of ble. Pis. call . Tom. dry, care cl2 chiJdren ExecutiveSearch busy orrice Good ap·I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! San Clemente, CA 9'2672 rur·n~t ~an~~~~r~~l~u: ~~~n5cep~~. ex-~::e:~~~~;:I E.O.E. M/F ~~~r.'!~~-~ibn~y, 645·2842, Weekd1.ya. 110,81. own room. color N::;ra:~r~rg. r::;;:~~~ .. :::~gee~1--------• trainbrightpersonw/gd tomanagecuswmer COOK --------TV Rer's.499-:1178. Suitel60 ms. billing, peg board-NuniG memory. Fut pay. Top Along with an excellent orders.scheduling, P IT . Also kit chen Exp salesperson needed General HOUSBCEIPH'-Newport Beach. Ca computer very helpful. RE ISTERED pay Non-smoker. Apply salary and benefits A/P.A/R,dailyreports helper Country Club. for new Children's store. YOU CAM WIN 92660 Great career Potential in person: package. you wiU r111d a cash disblr receipts. Top wages 499-2271, ask part t 1 me. petite flEE HOMIMAHAG 17 I 4t760-lll l Call631-5fi64. NURSE IACIC STllfT friendly work in& at-typing. Sa!egrdSystm. for chef. Marche'. 642-4714. 369 E Full charge housekeeper 24/br. Answering Serv Sl7t·SI004.50 6SS "B"St.,Tuslln mosphere Please con-Pleasant,butassert. 17th Street. Westport TRIPS trained In au phases or 100% -I MEDICAL.ASST ......._..._ · tact. pe-Aftality·, trouble COOtCS CM home managemenl for .. mp oyer Re-For 2 person staff in new pw-• .,.,.... d -uare. bus111ess ram1'ly m Hunt-Wiied N P rt 1· 't ' AUTOMOTIVE shootingabilityreq 2 ay cooks I night TO "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ewport Beach ortice a 1me POii 100 + PAJMTEl'S Bait Must havexlnl refs cook Contact Jean FOOD HAWAII ington Harbour. Cooking -= f'O & BO experience <M.W.Sl for RN prov id HBnlS! 714 973-5044 + releventexperience Pierre Between 10:30 Meyerhors in Irvine essential Salary open. Liquor Clerlt. Full and necessary Call 972-8432 1ng nursing care to Busy abop In pleasant • Non-smkr preferred AM -3:~ PM. Bayshore Immediate openings Call Rita, 673-1521 part-time. 2944 Pacific (9-4} juveniles in corred.iooal Newport Bead! is tur-@ Moo-Fri8,J>SPM H • • • .. EI T . '. t WIBLY HOUSlllllPU eo ... Hi&b••r MHGMKT rosmOtl '""'' at "°' ..... mg! Good pay and wortt-S1•cr ~ /I): Benefits+ good pay. J!!-n0·322'l.____ Smtdwidl Mabn $ ASH$$ H k •-hild S MACHIMIST Fabric chain, C M. & Forestry Camp off of ing conditions. "--Mr commen. w/ability COU""-. --so""' 5 pg• c care. un I ed' Ortega Highway . .x.: E N u11 9 ", ._ ,."" " food flNn & Mon only Laguna mm 1ate opening for Anaheim Xlnt oppt'y Wright. WELLS . ewport .,.,,. l93 For dryc leaners ·-,.. rmrm Beach area 641 8700 t ool & d ie sho p Gen646-4040_ --cou.......,, OF HOWAIDet.•roltt Boat cleaning. 8 hrs per Ma I u r e. neat & D U p day1 <Eva); 497-3983 M_inimum 5 yrs exp Mod Is eeded All "'I Dove/Quall Sts. FARGO wk. $6.00 hr. Female hardworking Call for in· • Hf'Y ft'IOll •SECRETAIUAL ~s with lathes, milling, & M ee n ~ w 0· m et~pe~ 0 RANGE (NearMacArthur, BANK preferred.642-4783 terview, 752-9658. RX M F -CLDICAL HOUSEKEEPER grinding machine. Must Children. No exp nee Pel'$0Mel l>ept. JamboreeandBristol) BoatOperat.or Cleaners. · 8.30 3. Phone •INDUn'IUAL haveowntools.Callfor 548-7762 NEWPORTBEACH Shore Boat Operator, COUNTERHELP weekday:s;~lP.M. WOllADAY, Arwyo..:z:Rdallli, appt. Mlc)M5-tn -625~~:·· Babysitter/nann y . Equal Opp Empl m/f/h Coast Guard Ucense. To Ftr, Prr. Oa~·s Deli, A=. do YCMI •wort ii San Gabriel Die&: Mould For youth sh'!'rrer, Santa Ana, CL 112701 Needed to care for 2 operate Shore Boat ln CdM, 615·2193 •wn 9' Full-time Warehouse ORTME ltE •• office, llke __ __,642=.c·1~4SO=---•• a0681 (114)S:W.7441 A I B C t Un truckdriver. Good Pay! cL•u-......7111 1-=-~"'-"=--f young childre.n.2daysa ________ , va on ay, aa ·a. UAMforappt. Ask for Bob . EOP MO~OF .. ...,.._ ArirmativeAcUon week. 67S-2Jl6. BANKING 213/S10..<JIS2. John Jen-...;.;:;:..:.;;D;.:..A..:..:::...T A.::.uENTl:=:....._y__ 957 _0536 "' n If you answer yes lo the MAIL CLEIK MUltSIS AIDES Employer 11/F BABYSITTER. mature ningsaft6PM. Min 1 yr exper. full--"F::::.U:....L,,;:L::::T:....l_m_e_._P_/_T-im_e__ SEPTEMIER above, wewanttotalkto Part time, flexible EXPERIENCED woman to care for 1 yr * Boat Operator For you We are looking for a hours, excellent for col-3-11, 11-7. Conv hospt Nursing Id bo c M ho Shore Boat Operator, time, small growing Ans. serv. Typing req'd. VOLT housekeeper lege student. Coldwell Beach arH Frte mJr aw __ J-.. ~ 0 y,my .. me. TOIEIS "'-'"·tGuardU .......... To computer. comtanyl Noexp.nec.C1Ubtwn8 COMEINTOOAY ll!.a"1-... B .. ask, c ed' I ... _ I. ur "-"" Cathy S4~7<Xl5aft 6 \Al_, -~--·~ non smoke C •· 30PM .. F . ~ .. -an.er, or laire m ica .. "".nta "'. e 3-11 •· 11·7 reti"'f. ". ' · · wral" Shore Boat '" · r ery • 4: · ... on-r1. "'OROETAJLS Our home is in Irvine Clan'e Johnson,"••90&0_ Onl t d • " • BABYSITTER 12 ~/P .. 91-.... v,... "' ,., 833-3300 631 01•0 EOE r ~ y pos1 1ve all1tu e h--pt w;oh ---". -· mo. .._ •-Q11...-1way8ayMa-'-a, ..=;::;,..=.;~-----·=...:·='""-'='"----YOlT (Woodrlt.fe> "•"8''.... -'' ....... _ '" Id b b bo --"'• lo _...u JUI -""' "" pulaliOn. o-a"h ar"'I ~ a 1Y Y1!~M Y· L o n g B e a c h , DELI COUMTB Furniture store needs TemporaryServites CA : ~9418 Free mjr. ~cal, .. : •. mg ma ure a '4Q • on· Fidelity Federal Sav· 213/4.37-5611, M. F /T or p IT. Fringe part time helper for de-3848 Campus Dr., HOUSEKEEPER. dining ll ....,,,.. Fri. l3S a ftek In our 1n11 h11 full and part ....=.=::.:..=::.:....:=~.::.....--benefiu. See Harold, 495 liveries and various <Across from Orange nn. attendant & ~-tal & fe. Top u lary C.M.home.&Glm. Umlrvelnoep,portBu~na Pinari~. E IUSIOYf d E.l7thSl.,C.M. duties.S4perhr.lnqulre CountyAirport) N~edimmtd.rorsm. INFluetlr.lhtrslo.n842-all044/Env1'ro. BABYSITTER ... • xper. pre erre in person Tues lhru Sat 546-4741 retirement residence. Mature, experwomanto Santa Ana, Costa Mesa Ptti.me. P/tlme. Apply DEU HB.P at 1931 Newport Blvd, Equal()ppEmply. Lag Bch. F/Ume Rotat· Prod·Ret. whJal. Eam babyftt In our home for and Newport Beach of. at Seacliff Restaurant, Caterin1exp.5'1-2ll2 _,,Coe=l'-=a-=M::.::eu=-----l ll'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I Ing wknds. 4N-MSI. SlOOO P tr Joy la-$713 Infant. Non-Fri. ~2 PM, fices for Tellers. Ex· 3000 Palm, fl.B. Wed. "" _Aeet. ref.COM perietice ii preferred1.~Fri:.:J'a.::Z~·4""'em=·--· ----I •1y p•1at · I •1 p•1at PANTRY COO" M/F. ~ Ideally In a savlnp anai--: II I '· .... · ·''' '·'''" · · .. :: : II y I .. '· · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · ".:. Wed lhru Sim. Pvt dub B_A_B_V_S_ITr-==-!::;.;:;R""w'-ANT--E-D-• loan or com mere i al C lftllr8f Ask for Chef Fred P rt ti ....,_ Wed banll, and Saturday INl1lm.l M0-9655 1 me, &un., '' boun •Ill be -ul-" ~~~ .. :be~: for lhe part u;,.-;~ UTDTIM ~ Reid Sales Supervisor General a .. t--.. : bit 6i erUoY cbfidren. UoM. Thtlt poaltiofta of· AHfllll•H fer: • Seer ti '* Good hourly pay· •Excellentaalaries Limited opeJ1inp av•Jlable in the Orange I fJ W 7Pl•11.~ !:. caJla tiler •Ptid carwr~ps>arel MARKETS Co11t area. for selr·mollv11led, career EJICl..i.'8 naa- pm,-l·"""" •Freeperl1q ForindUrdSlllftt oriented Individ ual who can work wilh IU1 UllM Startina .. upto ... SO. Field Sales People. Train, motivate and ** IANllNG Sa re Dtlo.tlt Clerk Trainee. Set OW' Id In toda1·1 ea.atled .,., ''Clttkal" CITIZIMS IAMI 71 .. nMHI Piute apply at our Newport Buch om~ oo Mcncla1, AUil* 17, or Tlrvnday, Au1u1l 20. from t :lhm toJ:JO pm. We promatt co manaa• aet results. Station waf4)n or van meat 6 aupervisioo from neteaaaey. Exceptional eamlnp, plus job wlthln. related ~nent.a available for the rtaht WANT ACARUR! eple. If you c11n produc~ reaulta, not ColtaMeaa t \II~-~~y,t u.. C,.lll:,'960-°"4 for $17 ". Wllloe St. ~lt Ml .91 J§J, ~~· 131 .. LapnaBeach •tm Huau.ia-... di .... ,_ .. ,.-. .... . . Immediate openln1 lot •ertaUle In· dMdual. Must be capable of hand!· Int fast.paced, varied and Interest· 1111 duUn f« nn1peper execuUve • penonnel ldmlnlalrator. Call · M2-4a21: Ext. m lor appt ' ' ' ' ' ' . • • • KIDS- SUMMER JOBS. ~ . Earn $»160 per week. Trips & Prizes. C. ..-. Cll•c••t6N6f4. PARTS PERSON Experienced part• person needed Im · mtdlattly lor a mar!M faciJlly In Colt.a Mna. Must have •Uendied ~ Detroit Diesel AlliJot1 School and havt e~· lenalve part • knowledp We otrtr a competitive 1alar1 aacl a me dital fdulal In· '•llttece ...... ~ la peraoa 1t 1ib"4 ........, ......... ,.~--------------------.... ... ~ Orange Cout DAIL Y PILOT/Sunday, Augu1t 16, 1981 Sell it all and put cash in your pocket! DAY WEEK 8Days Special flat rate for non -commercial users offering merchan- dise priced in the ad for $800 or less. Cost is the same for 8 days or one. Minimum three lines. Extra lines just $2.60 for 8 days. 3 Lines For an EXTRA day, call today 642·5678 8 Dollars n. neiw Dally Pilot &·Day Week its a Classified PLUS H.tp W ~ 7100 Hdp W CMhd 7100 dp W Ollhd 7100 Htlp W mhd 71 00 Htlp W .t.d 7100 Http W •ttd 7100 Htlp W c.hd 71 00 Http W onftd 7100 Help Wanted 7 I 00 Htlp Wanted 7 I 00 ....•••..••••••........ ····••··············•·• •······················ ••.••..•••...•.•••...•.......•••......•.....••..••.•••..•..•.........•..•.•....................•.....•................••.••.•.•.••....... , ...................••.. Purt time TYPIST /CLEU II Publisher of naUon111l--•n-u• .... -_-.... ·-------lfCEr'T,trYPIST Rf,TAll. magaunes for 11nim11I & ..,. ......,, ' l•ol &t.e. s.111 General Ofc 11.ork neur RESTAURAMT THE BROADWAY Salt•s CULUGAHOF SAN CLEMENTE Sale!> SS.73-$6.96/lW'. a v11llon enthu)1asls ASSUlllAHCE ForTop OC Airport, l'llll Mr L u n c h e o 11 LAGUNA HILLS ~~e:f> S1;1ns1~y:~~1: MANAGER Prof. Offin Z1ll111tt, 7S2_:9«>.S Wa 1ter /Waitress for now mtcrvit•wing for EARN TOP SSSS Work w i th Cl\ll engineers on 1 arit>d. complex tasks Requirel> high school grad or CED equ1valency & 1 yr of typing clerical 'exp with ab1bty to type 50 wpm Contact Irwin Miller, 0021.28, Public Works Dept . Cit) of Newport Beal'h E.0 .E_.__ __MIF' Mfg co In elel·lrical Newport Beach Lido Of Rcr P needed 5406 busy coffee shop Ex S.i l~i. poblllon~ I' 1 ed1lonal produt•uoo of components needl> Lop fll'e nt:eds creativl', ag cellenl co benefits ,, look1n s: rot J 'Jlt~person with 1·x 1wnenl·e m d1re<'I selllni: or have held pos11111n' that reqwn· mt"~t111i.: & 1 el.itmi: to the puhh4 \\l'offer PART/TIME ~< Perm P'I' 20 hr. 11t•r "k fl~x hr~ H~"'•ml lllt.( lJIV!.'~lfllod po~ll lllll I'll dl'µt Ma rd.111 S1·hool ~ WJ7 facel> fligh t l'xper'd QA Mgr 3 grcss1 ve agentl> who Walnut ~!t!>63530f In me whu:h include d1Scount d~~' &Ip h·r nighb ,. Yrs m 1 n ex 1> w Ith want to maximize 111 ~ privileges, med1cal1dt-n· "eha ~ro llave optdninl(o Sunl1Rhl ~.nt:rl!) Systems IS now eK1i:111d 1ng 0 C operation' & has 1mml.'(hate OJ)l'11mi::~ lor ADVER. PROO. MGR. Position requirel> e" tensive telephone t'on tact & detail work with 10 pt accura1·y At.I \'ertasing exper helpful mechan1t•al bl'kgmd as div1dual potential Reep Typist P'1' 8 ~lo tal, life ms. profit sha r 1111 e 0 owing cpl\ a QA Supervisor or QA lllGH COM MISSIONS' I Phone, errands 1ng & peru.1on plan App Gift Wrap Mi:r MISSIOO V1eJo area Call Wall. 613-7~ Irvine, near OC airport ly Ill person llo~kcepan.: Excell 1><.>nef1ts. growth •-111111!1!--llllll!l!!l!l!!!!lll!llll•I 833·1554J Marguentl' Jc pr.uo...i ... y Rt1.·rivmg 111 (iuJranlet'1hlc: po\llrnn >Autk1ni: "'llh thl• 1irc~1 1lent & wntroller .\1 u~t have pood typing skalb . · • • """" Apply in IJ('rson 10 I~ J1Ulenl1al Sampling JlrO Restaurant N~ outgo-24 fashlOll bland Ma.. noon Mon f n orb} .ippl during tram111~ •:! llonu' l'omm1~"011 11J \JI ;1llon "'Ith Pd' SEC'Y /OK. MGR. Support edilonal staH in typmg correspondence & manuscnpts, screen 111g calls. handling mall & stock Inventory fast Bt't'urate typml( ~sen llel for both ~1t1ons 8 30 S. M-f'. salaries com mensurale with ex per. & skills Phone Pen n) al 498-1600 between 4·52m for 1nterv1e~ cedures. mechanical IO-RECEl'TIONIST 111g µersonalit} for rood E () E r 591.190 I I s II e <' t 1 on. m • <' r o · for elet•tr1cal rontral·tor prep, sandwich makinii.1-ll!lll-1111111~~---1 V"" 1nsiiel't1on M~t be able Pleasant phone voit•e meul !.lic111g. <'<i)h rt' San 01el(11 fN~ .11 El to analyie problems & Gd typing skills Com g1ster 8·<1 Mon. Fri RETAIL Toro lld a r ll11bp1tJlltahon 111surance • f'1~ld Surve} T<1k1m. • Km tlllt'. 979 0722 1-•_!!!!!l(lll_•_ml!~!!!!!!_-•ifm•I 5horthand & :.ome Jr 1---------l toun11ng lt.no"'l~dl?l' PART TIME HAMOICAPPED recommend !>Olulaons l!any_bene 556 7SSO S4 hr Also need exp 1\l> MANAGEMENT i'_Aju.il Op,IJl'y t-:mplu)t•r I Real1a bil1I} trend Recepllon1St, full & p T i.t Mgr! 7·3. at S4 50 hr TRAiii.JEE Ret.t ll 05 l'ompletl•lraintni: "'11 h facwry follow up =ti l'rult'('led lot•al Sales-Foodservice t' J 11 9 I lnoon ~1 r' to take my calls an your hQ_me 644·5941 PARTTIME anal) sis exper is ampor poi.1t1ons available '" 646 888J "" STOP I I a n l 0 n I>' I h 11 s e 111 rporl area Look1n" n Jo:ST AU RA NT HELP I • lt•rritory t'hn!>l> Food.'l•n H'l' f.n I r d I II " PIER 1 IMPOR....., INC l :; l/11.1lif1t·d ll•11tl' qua 1 ie Pease ca for sharp 1ndl\·1duah P T l'ounter work Buf '"'· terpn~<>~ ,1 S<1ullwrn Mrs p I er I l' k at with professional at fel Sl)le F1ex1blt' hourl> one of the larlgl'St direct llere s .ifnOJ.1Ul1U II\ \1111 1 If "••UltJ ltku I l1t•l11 I ('allforn1<1 foocht•n II i· WcJ1•er, 1714l~Ulll80 SECRETARY Lt>JdlOJ: P1Jbll)h1nl( firm hu~ 11nml'<lia1e opcnmg for M'l'rl'lill) "'1th ~ood I) ping & 'horthand ,kalb E\\l'llent lit•neflh & !!ood loc;it1on ~nd re ~unw to Sh,•1la 1.a.,..101. t' BS Pul>IH·at1ons. 14!1'1 \lonro\ 1.1 .\1 :"'l'"' J•1n ll1:<J1 h \l21iti3 Mb 11~1 l'\l 316 HIAHD PERSON Approx 25 hrs per wk Various dut 11•s for Newport Buch Phys c11n Hours flexible I 714 581 JS:Klforan appt t11ude & appearance Ideal for hoUllewl\es & import rrta1 er~ ~ l'X can I re ll.'>t' }OU" , o ... tirokcr need\ jll t'.\ Must be able 10 answer college studenl.'i Airport panding end ha)> mi JOE1.'S l'alKI.,... °'J310, 492 :t!t:I pen~nt:cd food~t·n art• RULE.STATE SALES Must be OH'r 18. \~r) --------• resp und ht1\e neat ap Q l"t This 1s our 31ith yell r sell· pearance Mw.tha\t're ua I Y. In!( flnl' Soulhl'rn l.aable rill' Call~ 1641 Californi a home~ Mon thru i'l18 ~loJ I Control Perhaps you would l'n Part-lime Jo)' Jo ining a firm art1vel Earn while vou le.irn s • 111 luxury res1den11al Upervlsor Jrl.'3!> such as Big Ca· ~~~~~ ~~~1~~~1 ~~ I , I l1r\~~e ~~~fJ~:.) 1~.1~~~ port u n 1 t> for s a I e;,. \\ e are seeking a stroni:: I Mc. ctr oriented 111d1ndu.il (.':ill ' experienced Qua Ill) If ,.0 u arc prest>ntl) ur ~7-4926 Control Superv~or "'hu ll'~ in real estate sales PART Time An.~ sen 15 read) lo take O\er do you ha\'e 1mmed1a1e No exp. nee Call btwn 8 direct and_ control \hi' 111 & unlimited aeeess to & 4 30PM, Mon· f'ra process ml>pcction °1 the president of )Our ~3333 EOE maJor power S)~tem~ rnm pan~,..or IS he hidden PBX Ans Serv F T & Position reqwres ii SU{ il"'a) In di\ i\•ory w .... er Ptr Exp_ helpful CM. cessfu~ track '11tcord in n•moved fromtheS<'ene 540-177710/\M 4PM quality, preferably in Our president as avuila lhl' electrical PO"'l'r ble Do you need add• $1000 PER WED field "'11h a van!.'I) of uonal lraming to help Our new Co 1s looking customers vou increase your earn- for am bilious people ongs • who want to tum P lime Salar} commen!>urate Experienced or Int' it· hours 1nlo GOLD ' with expenence We of per1enredyouma)"'ell Ground Oooropp'ty Call fer a generous benefits profit from our 1•11lor !Qr details S!il-9195 package IIlcluding paid Hdeo tape lasting & sales holidays and Christmas PET A TTE:tfDAMTS week shutdown \'oo training program "'h11:h Bu sy La~na Beach may apply tn person or "'l' feel is the finest k d\'ailable _enneh..h_ ur _!94 0142 call Bette al 641·S240 to We are not 11 franchise. PHOTOLAI arrange for an after branrh or subs1d1a11 - Pnnting, m1Sc duties. hours mterview Just headquarters Will I rain, F' tr, 1mm We have openings for a opening. Mature person. EMERSON few h1ghly.mot1va1ed exp'd on Nord Printer persons who ha\'e a de pref S4 7Slhrslart Non ELECTRIC CO .. ire to be more sue smoker. Apply in per!>On • t·essful For an in· !Oam-1 :30pm. Ons1te Industrial lerview appointment Photographies. 3303 ControlsDiv1s1on with the sole o"'·ner & Harbor Blvd . Unit E·5. 3300 S. Standard St founder. call Wesh!) :iJ Commerce Park, c M Santa Ana. CA 9?702 Taylor PICTUHFRAMIMG equaloppl) Wt5'~~~~~Co. Good people s kilb emplo)'erm r h 2111 s anJoaqumllills needed. Fulltime. ne,.1 1•--11111!11!!!1111111---ble hours. Saturdays & Newport Beat'h some evenin15 Wall SELL idle items .... 11h u 644-4tl0 train. Start 3.75ihr Daily Pilot Clas)1f1ed Classified Ads. your one Loe So. Coast Village Ad to h t Shopping Center. Call ---s ~Q.Pptn&cen er Larry, 7Sl·fin •••••• PR E·K INDERGA RT EN TEACHER-Asst direc Lor, 1mmed FT emplo~ J!lent, benefits 540-1919 Pr.school T toehtr Exper .. with at least 12 units ECE. for quality church-related school. an Irvine. No others need apply Top wages for '1 day sessions Also Ftlltime Aidt Over 18 No exper req . but must be willing to enroll in college ECE c I asses. Ca 11 Mrs Butler. 552·9229 bet 9 12, Mon.-Thurs onl PRfo.SCHOOL TEACHER For Huntington Bea ch school Exper preferred, over 18. 960-8788 __ _ P Ill me. 7 days, 2 hrs dai· ly Am dehvery. L.A Times. SlOO per week Laguna Beach. 494-8496 , /rtME EV!HIMGS Adults with pleasant pel'$0nality who would be interested 111 working in sales and promotion witb Daily Pilot Carriers HHS yrs. old Unlimited earnings avail. to right person. Work hours 5.30pm to 8:JOpm Mon thro Fri Some Sal. avail. For Appointment call 642·4321 Ask for Ben Williams E.O. E P!r.Studentolt Need re liable help for chores. gardening, windows, clean·up. etc No . La11111a. 497-2JS3. ftUIUC ltlUTIOHS Exec secretary without the usual desk-bound responsibilities. The P.o•lllon requires In· ttlalJve & exposure to markeUn&. advertiJlnc ' poblic relatlom. You wlll be worklna for one of Onn&e Count.ts lt1d· inl bu.1lneues. Send re- sume to: Mr. Wescher, PO lo• 1488. Colla Maa 928Jf. Indicate personal • Nnrldentlal on en y QUALITY ASSURAM:E NUCLEAR APPLICATIONS WEST, UST AMD MIDWiST Our Quahly Group has several excellent career opporlumties available 1n our Systems Engineering and Construction Division QA MANAGERS We need top notch QA Man agers to direct expanding groups 1n Richland, Washington and New York Respomsh1lilles include all associated QA activities at the job site Expenence in instrum ent ation systems nnd /or construcl1on practices preferred The sucressful candidate will also have knowledge of ASM E Code. IOCFRSO, appendix B and QA management experience A f'QC and or professional engineering cert1f1ratc QA ENGINEERS The successful candidates will be responsible for developing QA procedures and systems, evaluating suppliers. ass1s11ng and solution of s 11e QA pr1>blems. reviewing documenlallon and reviewing bid packages for QA requirements. BS with ASOC or PE certlfic1tion desired The pas1t1oos are available in vanous local1ons Johnson Controls is a progrruive mtemalional Fortune 300 !inn offerlna competitive salary, excellent fringe benefit.s and an opportunity to grow with a dynamic project team environment To arrange tn interview, pie~ call H.D. Whitenlghl. m41 2'76·9200 or seld resume to: H.D. WllffHigltt JOHNSON CONTROLS med 1 um l o he a, > area (;all Ron for i\pµt ~ed~atelsope~ing~ t'~ in Lt•ad1ng Women~ Junior 11 0 :· "'& J 11 1 n 1 h t' s.alesper'on for Oran.:t• phones. no 1>p1 n g 2-SPM ~~ ivi ua 10 ere~ 111 Aµµ.urel l hain, 1' 't>t'k ( ullauun tcun1 ', r:Eo lo Wt' .ire ~ek1ni: an net·essar) S5 h1 Appl~ Restaurant training for Retail Stcirl' 1111: pl'rSon "'Ith the• " ai::grt'SS l\l' l!o l!t'ller in person 2102 llus1nc;,;, COOi( Management fl)llowmg 11uahf1rnt111n~ 1--------•I with energ~ & en Center Dr. Irv u 1711 for 'ale' & a's"t;inl thus1a~m who "''II l}t' S!il 1021 Breakfast ex pent'nt'e In addition to working I man a i: em c· n I h 1 S~LES l'albng on d1strabutur' RECEPTIONIST Nt'wport Brh 673 1401 le resting merl'hand1l.e ortenled mutun• & t·~ I I ired of ~elhni:: house> 7 huteb & ~<·hoob necessary Puuo Cafe w1lhsom!.'of 1he m1.11>tan I thu~1a~t1t· fa,h1un COMMERCIALR.E. reslaurant;,, ho,p1\<JI\, EJ1ecutive Suite RestC1urant lines '" lhe countr) · Pil'r perienre<l 1 •lJI' " 'Al't'k• Wt• n~t'd t;ood i.tarting ~alar~ in SECRETARY Al tractive real estate ~k F .id dens Bayside I orreri. exceUent pay We kno"' wu ha'e oth~r onl' hrt'ru.ee to lt-Jm !ht· rcnt1H hon1b l''<J'l<'ll~t·~. 1 lnsuran1•t•Trainl'I· development 0H11:e near no11. .i t·<·eptang appbca benefits. and future i::re.it quJhf1eauon' "' ~kilb 10 manJJ!e lirokcr .-ar allo .... aOll' & elt. Ct'n I oft· l)f>Ull! It'll Orange Co ,\irport r:x lion~ for line cook Exp I personal growth and ad "'hi not rome down l••I ,.001011.n·oal rc•;il e;,tule i·idlenl comµan1 µa11I Salar~ Of.it'll ri4.'> 01111 ce llent t y p ing & only Apl)ly m person.1 ''anrement The Iman I nu1·~1ore111 Tht'M1:.,111n 1111111111. ftum mi::ml benef1111mi::ram l'l•'dSt·S~.C RETAHY lmrm·d lclephont' answenn11 2 4pm, Mon Fri 333 •ni; posi tion rl'quirei. \11tJv Mjll .ind ~hu"' u' "'hah· ,11u l~arn Supt"r ,end rt-wm~"'1th,;ildn 1111c111ni: full 11m~ M :, skllls ll eallh 1n BaJSldeNB high school diploma ,.hJl\oui:ot bi·ndal!> hfeinsurJm·e h1slon tu ('hro't~ ,mallrnn:.ullm)!farmrc surance 7S2 !illH REST AL' RANT NeNls 1 som e roll e I: 1' Pr~ I . 105 29~1 lwalth on~urani•t• & den I Food s er ' I l' l' ~. 11 ldt~d lo lhl' bu1ldin1: <on resµons1ble J)t'rwn for ferred >·and require' rl" tal t>lan L'onlal'l Ken lerpn!>Cl>. :tl4li t'.cmpus 'I industn need~ take• RECEPTIONIST fastfoodAss1!>tantMgr lallbal'k1tround li7S67UO Ora\e Su1tl' 112 thJrl!l' rl'-.pon~1hlc· For dr's office )tw.t be Ex per helpful RETA.IL --------•I :'liewport l:!each926W J)t'rwn "'Ith se<rl'IJri .. I cnthus1asuc moll\ atcd Wimpi's IHll lntersested quallf1t'\l :iii r .irt ti mt· derk' , k 1 I h s a I ;tr) ~ & type wt•ll Exp Ca11Leonard afh•r6 1'"1 phrant~should i•all lorl STOPM'GO !'>i.Jc.·, bt•m·f11 ~ \\meTh1·D<i1 ht•lpful, but nol n1·1· . wntt'J S 12,000 +a monffl h Pilot \d :?tl'l p 11 642 4532 forapp tSJS.4445 MADETS .,, . .,.. d\11J1111t 111kt1: Sale!> i"~m. 1~> n .... 1.1 \lc~a RECEPTIONIST Re~taurant KEN KING 4S55 CocntHwy.. prui;r;am Grfffinq Corch l 'J !1262., Prestigious New purl ME & ED'S 540-7337 Mewporl leach ·= 1,tJplt-v111du1 t Men's Aceeis. Bt'h law firm has un lmmed p ltm<• op~n '"Ol't11T1Jll'l1l111n Women's Aceeu. mos available for 1·ooks 2710 Harbor 81 •"'uduurtudoo1 =· for ,~!~!e~~l \lust med operun1t for ex per " rerept1oms1 Front or & deliver) dra,ers CostaMesa.Ca92626 ROOFERS l..t-e Roof1n1? •GrndflropJll' S wear f Cooks must be Ill, i•look1nafor .... ··roofer~l1 ·Fn•t!-.ampl1 • C • ice appearam·e. io1re. dnvers 21 & over with PIER I IMPORTS ·~1lh min" • ,''.: .,~ru·r Allencl fri·l' "'mlll;ir Men s lothlfKJ profess1onah~m 1mpor d d " J •J , ,,,, h Th \ '!l) ChiL..L........'s tanl Lt t)'ptng Good goo driving rccor EOE M f II Journe~ man $19 22 hr \ton 1 ru ur. 1 rui: ~ S ~~G--~ h,I\ e l!O•>t1 ll·l~µhnnt• 'cm·e and I) pc at·curall' I\ <~ood pa) 1·um mt>nsurate "'llh ab11lt' 75fl 1150 benefits Salarv on.•n Looking for ind1v1duals 642 7222. Wall nr \ in1 t' Jl 7 151'\1 at 2!1HI 'aJ)l'r po.;~:._ .....n J ... ~ .... I l h 0 u I g t) I n g Retail l.n :". a 1 la kl' \ n ~ Ca ll Hild!, 95S 0313 peri.onalities Able lo HOUSetHPIHG S:iles "'' 1·r~ar) L11 off In 1111' Catdoc) S.·1•retar) RECEPT(TYP1ST work evenings Apply L'ull & p/t1me tmorn Art• you looking for a ""' ,1crU"-~ from nt'"' PVT SECRET ... RY d I f k f r pos111on With a futun"' In 1n1• Ranch brmt'r' Stodi R~ . "' Xlnl opportunity for a aa Y a ter Spm as ~r angsl Permanent pus1 E 1 w\' h.ive part ume n'""n Ori:an1zed, lo}' al pun hheerf I person 1l h Jean or Bill, Ml• & Ed s lion• nergy <'tll\!ot'f\a ion t'> ~1kt 1 "' "'9 ""2 ' u w Pizza, 410 E 17th St • ~ the future If \OU cnJll' · ings in the abo"e depart lime mommg_s ""' "" M good lypmg skills and work mg with · people & I SALE~ Part l1mt· Salarv men lb for qualified peo SECRET RY front orrice appearanre C M _ M ... IL CLERK 1 \ 1 I E II be f A inournauonalhead R C "' believeinenerg1 l'Un pus comm 1pp~ 111 pe xre l'O ne1ts To .i dministrator qua rlers nr 0 C estaurant atering Ft1me.permanenl pos1 ..,11nation l!.'I u5 h1•Jr P\'1'0n Sm.:erCo So 11.·h1ch 1ncluded1scount \Jril'd duties ~Hll firm has opening for lion from vou Offii·t·~ 10 l'oa'l Plaza pri' lieges medical den k II II · Airport Call Shara respon adult to operall' · ~tarter w lops 1 ~ ~ 714/9SS-1491 Hobart auto slicer & Orange & I." <" For 1 Litffe h Ian!! Lal, life ans · pro!at 'thar <irad + I ) l"i r~pon" SECURITY AGENT tht.' offlCl' neurl''I \UU ""7 IOI! & pension plan 1\pp llli· 1 .. nnr T'"" "''"· pni learn portion rontrol I l'IJ,~1fled AOll ~horthan•j 9s .. 11m Duties will include light 9 JOA M to 6PM Mon experience mandatoq 121l1S98 4556 SJll·~ ci.lls >Aath big re J.C. PEHHEY s .i I a r , r d n I! " typ1ni:. filing, answer thru Thur 6AM to IPM f I ~; C>r: ;id1·r~h 1p and lug r!.' 24 Fa~h1on Island.~ U . $I 129 S 131 ll mu phonei.. light bookkkrep Sun 979-0747 for appt All pos1tionsbrecer1ve ul ll a\e ,umt'lhani:: 111 u ~ulh' To µlat·~ }our ~~ 0 E M 1-$311 mo ,11p~nd \Int mg 20 hrs per wee ~r Lon's Kitchen company ene lb in-"'ant lo sell~ l'lasl>1r1ed t'lass1fied Jd rail todJ\ benefit, Ill mu 1>"'1 :\tam & Alton. Santa Ana eluding emplo)ee dis .id~ do at .,..ell ti42 5678 56 8 SALES 11011 .\pJ.11) h~ ,\u~ 2Kth Call ElaineS.57-0961 --------•I t•ounts. paid vacations. 642 7 , HalrcareProdtlets Wrs1m1n,ler S1h1wl RESTAURANT medical & dental an 01s1 .14121Ct'<la~ood RECEl'TIONIST surancc & profilet-nng I Fast growmi:: int I •'o' F 0 E '1 t needed for insuram·e COOK TRAJMW program Applir<illon~ RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT met 1 c c 0 need~ brokerage firm in N 8 CASHIERS being accepted ~alesµerson to rall om --------• Dulles mclude telephone 9842 Adams Street IULlOCK'S We ari, lookin!( for 'clt·ctt•d ind1~1duab In !111 edbeauty sa8lo1'f' u·~nh91~1t SECRET ARIES answering & hie tYPlll.ll near Brookhurst SOUTH COAST our currenl nt>Nh I hroui:hout Southern opp!) 1 ~ 14 ' = 1 Are )lllJ ha pp~ in f 0 r a PP ' t ca 11 I' t gt R h 1 ·~11f11rn1 • We nffn .i ,·umpen,Jt1on \llUr iob' 1714 ,644_S522 ,un m on eac Personnel offll't'~. Tues \ u u Sales 2 11 ••• Lhruf'ri ,11}5pm program l'omm<'n,urate 11.1th H1or : Are)wJpprt'n<lh' R C "'_.,ON ST r h d h Prof ~-..i.. IJ, \our ho!>,~ E ..,.. " I 3333 Bnstol. CM experiencl' i bt-11~ ih ;11 lo mutr • ....... ~,....... e3 Are )uu b<.>an1t paul N IJ. firm needs mature W.AJTYS EJL~ °"'Y "'hat \OU re >Aorth ' well groomed recept WAITRlSSES MANAGERS ~larketing Rep!> to '"II If \'OU l'.lruKJ( ans-wer Jll Lite lyp1ng required COOKTRAIHHS RET"'IL s I 6,000-S20,000/r= a product that I~ .... anled uf lhe ilOO\'l' questions Call 975 1010 "' & needed by everyone ---=--"""·---CASHIERS We are now acceptmi: Plus quarterly performanrl' nuse~ ha~ed Earning potential with a ~ C"i. '"u O'A eat lo RECEPTIONIST Excellent opportunity for individual with front office appearance. pleas ant telephone personality and good typing skills 140 WPM l lo greet our customer~ Our SUCCCS.\ Ill the IO· 23952Aven1da applications for com on sales and full rompan) paid beneru.i. S40,®SSO.OOO ~Qursl'lf to lll\t' u~ J delaCarlota m1ss1oned salespeoplein •Co Tramm!? l'all near El Toro Road the following areas ASSIST ANT MAHAGEIS • Quahfled l,e;ich. DiaM or Joy Laguna Hills SI 3,000.S I S,OOO''-•High lilcome TIA PERSONNEL • * • •Accessories ~ r·-Linul..._ Enemy SERVtcES • ~ & Bath i''ull company paid benefllS and opportuml \ . .., .. ,,... • "7 No ex pe rie nce 1s necessary! Please apply at the location most con vemenl for you between the hours ol 2-4pm Ch Id · for ad\ancement to Re~taorant :\1anaae1 Systems Spec1al1Sts m • 1 rens " Al.754-ffil!l .S4S6793 OfflreSupport& •Couture Exccuuve Se;irrh •Girt Galleries For lwdlote Considet otlon :'\e"' port Prof Bldg •Luggage Electronics APPLY IM PERSON SALHf'BSON 369San Miguel Dr •Men's Clothing Part lime for plan! Swte 160 duslry allows us to pro· BOB'S BIG BOY v1de highly compet1t1ve IS an equaloppt) salaries and benefits in· emplyrm/f Good rareer'up Wedlttsday.A119ustl9ff\,9~2pfft store.s4s-~lO-S 'icwport~at•h <'<t portun1ues Excellent 2949 Folnl•w, Cotta Mno SALESPERSON 17 I 41760..131 3 company benefits App 12 blocks So. of 405 Frwy.I HICKORY FARMS 24 hr Answenng Sen clud in g M ed1c al, Dental. 111_ ... -~11!.ll!.ll!.~-~~!!!!!_•I PAID varalion and more ly 10 person. 100,., Employer R .. Opportunity to sel l • f'or 1mmed1ale 1•on s1deration please C'a ll Personnel Dept 1714 l 760·6000 ~ .:-:Bank ...... f •Newport Equal Oppty Em pl M /F RECEPT /TYPIST Active real estate omce has opening for a well groomed pertonable in· dividual. Must be ex· perlenced with typing skills 45·60wpm. Real estate experience de· slrable ~ hn pr day. Call Sutan 631-0213 RVM~ FH\11••11~ USE THI DAILY "LOT "FAST llSULT .. SHYICI DlllCTOIY For Result Servlce,C•U 642-1671 Restaurant IUSIOYS Day & night shift Woitff/WaihH Breakfast& lunch f'or Tower Restaurant. Laguna Beach Apply lo. Nina, 49H460, 9 to 5. 49 Fa11hioo Island Newport Beach EO.E. Mon· Fr_1 __ '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!! PLAZA/Secretarial Serva ~ializing m RESUMES TYPING CONSULTATION-PIPWTION COMPLnE SERVICE CHOICE Of STATIOHBtY FOR covaunas COPYt• SPIRAL llHIMtG IMMIDIATI TUIMAIOUMD SATURDAY lrlV ... HOUIS 752-0234 2012 MICH&SOM ~ 211 llYINl.CA'2711 SAMIO'S REST AURA.HTS. INC. Equal Opp'ty Employer M/F . 1 ••••••••••••• Restaurant e • • : A.T. LEO'S : • • e New dinner house will be e e accepting applications for the e • followi ng restaurant positions: • e * BARTENDERS e : * WAITRESSES : e * WAITERS e e * COOKS e e * BUS PERSONS e e * DISHWASHERS e e * KITCHEN PREP e • • e Aug tut 19th thru 21st , e • Wednesday. Thursday & e Friday, 10AM-3P M. • • e A.T. LEO'S e • no1 reclfk eo..t Hwy .. c • c ........... • 11f·IH4 • ............... gourmet foods & gifts tamed Flexible hours W1111--------- tram Westclirf 642 0972 Have something Lo )ell ~ mllll~llll!!!!l!l!!!!!!!!!~--·I Classified ads do ii well Daily Pilat .... ··· ··· ··., . ~~ . Trainee For District Manager nus highly successful local newspaper has an opening for a trainee an the clrculauon department Basic skills Will ent.ail supervision of 10 to 14 >ear old boy and gut home delivery l'arrters Areas of supervision will he delivrry, l'Ollect1ons and sales. Selected applicant w1 II receive liberal starting salary, regularly scheduled raises. bonus opportunities and many rr Inge benents such as compaJ\Y paid den W and health plan. group hfe insurance, vacation and sick leave Company vehicle 1s furn1ahcd during working boors. Applicants must be l'IYer 18. have a good dnvmg record and be neat a~aring Hoors are cenerally 11 AM to 9. M. Mon day lhru F'riday. Somr overtime IS availa ble lf you are qualified and inltmt~ in leamina the circulatlon buSlnt$3, contact the DalJy PiJO\ at 330 W 8ay. Costa Me 11 btfort 10·30 AM or af\cr 2 PM dally. A.ak for Don W\lbams or Ken Goddard ~=· 330 w:if ay Street Cosla Mesa. CA ~ F.qual Opportunity Employu • . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... •· ........... ···~ ~.~~ ..... !!!! .... !!~ ..... ?~~ ..,.~ .. ..-. 71 Het,W.W 7100 Alt; t IOOl llrwto Y• I045 Orange Coast DAILY PILOTJ&.lnday. Augu,at 16, 1981 •••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 5:.'~~rn~.'=-t\'!:, Sebor/R~cpd Typlnl1 6 YOR SALE 11130 '1 Cute, IRY male outdoor Pwaffwe IOIO rtdn . ruu l me TELEPHO kltcheJlWU.. Ran Hall cat l yearold ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••P. • traftlportatlon Cal Oln _ ME SALIS and rlHta Over JOO ' Mi.Im Queen alat' Ihde 1 ~d ::' coT<ikcf ~ b~ pt Stcretary/RecepUonlat, pl~a. 8'ly one or all. ,_41 IOIC couch Black/ brown/ :s: SOwpm, pleaunt We are an aoar.ass've Ci•ft Aftl\tal/reaJ . ...... white Olefin Newly SECRETARY w.. Exrellenl opportunity to .loll\ an lnchatry leader We aeek an lod1 vid u1l with excellent lypln& skills t70wpm) and die tatln& machine ex perience No shorthand IS required We offer a &enerous benefits package that In eludes paid holidays and Chrlatmu week shut· down Please apply in pt1rson Monday through Sednesday 9·11 AM or 1·3PM or call for an m terv1ew appomtrnent EMERSON ELECTRIC CO. blu 98 ,;: I lll-...n.. • ••••••••••••••••••• ••• I d 1215 979 52~ I • m1nMr, a ty to estate investment company that 4"18" lOOyrold P·'-ttnC * * I BUY * * r eane work w /public Fran Mo t . , d..,, · F.VES ~ •• sells by phone to people who call in uo atn .. an scape, Good used Fl.r.mJlu,,. , Busy ~J.e:rectura1 firm nceda 1harp ••I w l&ood ski I.II llype 60 WPM accurately, no SI H ), w /lrlc ndly personality for phonu and front de1k Call Wend1 t714) 640-0772 S.Cy~ respondin a to our nati'on-··..ide TV & n 1TLCB/0179o!T73 Waterbed. quten$1n, a d "" CLOCKCOU.ECTORS Appliancea--OR I wlll 8/dr1werli, ltke new, newspaper a vertising. We are just G u, t 1 v 8 e c It e r . sell or SEU.tor You _mo 831 eou al\er s 30 completlnc a brand new building ln Wenmlnater chimes. MASTllSAUCTIOM Movm~ f~ Bayshores Irvine to house our expanded bracket clock, com-6 U t6 5 Mull sell ' Maytag telephone sales operation. We have mcmoraUve issue, circa 1 IUY PUIMTUU wuher. WO Drytr. an immedi'ate n""d lo fill the 1900. Juat re.built, Le• 957 81.._ Sl~O Othtr item) at "" restored, perfect run· ..,, 11 Ive 11 w • y JJr 1 ('ea following positions nm& ordu. guaranteed 5 20SO•'AS. new, 188e11 7SH27L TILll'HOMf OPllATOIS hi 1""' /P.t Ta.. 4 •. I "" 20 operators are •needed to take phone calls & enter data into the computer via a CRT Terminal. If you have good typing skills & a pleasant telephone personality, we 'll leach you lo operate the computer. Excellent salary Good working conditions YI'!. 875·58411 15 Loveseat.a, S7S ea 8 un k beds Fruit wood Oall anllqueroll·lopdesk. 957.57<J1or5S4"4l80 spindles Xlnt cond Good Cond, su~ Round aourmet chopplne 115-0. 536·6190 5$1833 blockS200,sameHnew IAntlqu-; Bedroom Set _.,-- A11llque barber chair, 6 grn Hitchcock dining w1thvanity~ PARKINCLO'l'SAl..E CIA RA CE Sole 17336 hydr lift, all metal, chairs lOOea. Ml 927..L_ 646 S822 som e zinc plating, KING INNERSPRING Pair decorator dub Frenth. Dutch, sliding ABepae~h.Sntr'w'arntunetr1~·"s'tpor~ I eat her u ph $650. l!:XTRA FiRM mattress chairs $75 each Sml ghm, slab doors. Wtn· ' "' 1142.5236 set, never used , worth dows. stoves, sink~. In dale u30 ..,. 8 d I ~heat fl~ ~2094 toilets. '$ '60 VW parts. Movino Sale furniture. ........ _.. 1010 .., · sacr •"4 e · •IV RM rlJRNITUR•' tares. 006 reel & rod. " ....,....._ Never uaed queen si, " "' hshld items. beach ••••••••••••••••••••••• worth 1399, cash onl y & Access., l yr old, COlll n1ort Glenn 's Align cruu.er bike, •hotgun, I IUY APPlJ&....,.ES ... 18 d I U aJI ho SZSOO, ml.L'lt sell, S800 or ment, 1818 Park Av , i.urf boards & more ~l • -s ""'.:""78 • .,,, ... e su Y me oCCer 752·1483 C.: M Sat & Sun 115 ...., ..., ..... 754.735-0 -631 0317 Begonia, CdM biJ..1405 HARBOR AREA NEVER USED glas.s top Studio couch. l'5() 2 gold aft 6 APPLIANCE SERVICE dinette $290 Qn Bdrm rocker ch11~. $75 Ihde lloubehold, baby c.ir 2 GARAGE SALES IWY·S£LL.REPAJR $540 'sofabed $170 a bed, SW All good motorcycle art1de~ Sun all d:1y 1201 & 1205 -.......... tlOO • •••••••••••••••••••••• . , '~ "-.. .,,__ . Ill ,•1p111 I "11 .IJli WANTS TO BE YOUR #1 Volume Dealer in Orange County Discount on All Mode ls Turbos Included -·-Industrial Controls Div151on 3300 S Standard St (adjacent to the Newport Fwy) South Cout Plua area Salary SUOO per mo. Muat have secreterlal exprr and be accurate lyplng nwnbers Pe1'110n will greet the public, so must be presentable Job also tnta1ls answer· inc phones, typing rinan c11I statemtttl-' and let lers Pleasant environ· ment Please respond with resumet.o. JSG. PO Box C·I~. Irvine CA 92713, attention Con troller SllVICf STATION ATT'EM>AMT Apply Chevron. l.Z>l No Flexible hours - Opportunity for advancement. SG»n Buolts S200 Matt/box ~ond 64232~ ~~nd 280SantoToma!\ ALABA MA ST . II B Brown Whirlpool Washer spmgs, two $75. Cull 185. Bedside chest, 9-dra_wer Uon 't ml:>.'> the. one' 2 Door Sedan 4 speed S70, Small O'Keefe & q n S 125 M 0 RE ' ' chest w tmtrror, luns hd M.1sc Items. 5' & up J2S• i 1' W 0 FA M I L Y S trans and Cully factor)· New "1981" 210 ( 714) 545-5581 equaloppty Coast Hwy, LB 11\!!!!!!ll!!!e!!!m!!!p!!!k>!!!ye!!!r!!!m!!!/!!!f /h!!!!!!!~ S E R V I C E ST A T I 0 N ";: MANAGER·Xlnt oppty, SECIET buy out plan orrered ARY 673-3320 Newport Beach .. To S E W M a C H 124,000. When you think "' or pl ush & executive & OPSATOR elite-this firm comes to Sample maker·exper all mind Really a ('hance machine. CM 631 7770 for a career as the right SHIPPING & Receiving hand to the Chairman or & misc. Phone. 9AM to the Board of IA>p co. Ex 4PM.L96Q.2463 cell. s~1lls of course SHt••i~ Fantastic benefits r-r nv DEl'T. 557-6122, 731-7711 TRAIN& 100% Free to Applicant Package & ship small parts for C.M. Co All II female dept Excellent benefits ~04Q. SHOE SA LES Attracuve ,tnOMtl 5.,..10 shoe dept 1n Fashion Island 1s looklJlg for pan ~Campus Dr . NB lime help Exp pref'd 640·78!!. 14211 Yorba St. Tustin STOCKROOM Open Monday EvenUlgS I Lite delivery, sm mrg By Appointment Only pl:vit Must have gd I !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!ll!ll!ll'll!'j d n v in g rec 3 D INSTRUMENTS 15.542 Chemical Lane, Secret1anal 1 Huntington ~!..CJ!..~~ It• YowTWll. . Substitute school bus Advance with you~ sec I driver wanted Must be & bookkeep111g ab11Jt1es reliable & ~censed Seal Become omce manager! 8 8 h <'-hool 0 : ror friendly, relaxed, e c "" •strict small but rast growing 1698 Bolsa Ave, Seal local co Call · Marjorie lleuch_.J~/594•440!! Sullivan. 540-5001, Snell· Sub~titute Teacher needs i ng & Snell ing of ('hlld care ror 2 pre Newport Beach Agenry. srhoolers MoHett Sch 4340Campus Dr .. EOE 5,36-0025 _ TAILOR --------i Maturc . n e 11t & hardworking Call for in lerv1ew, 642·9852 RX Cleanfil _ _ TILEPHOHE c&.osas ~ 11./P.t TllM 4-to 8"" SO experienced telephone closers are needed to call people who have responded to our nation-wide TV & newspaper advertising. NO COLD CAN VA SS I NG -1 00 3 LEAD-FOLLOW UP. II you have 1·2 years of tele phone sa les experience a nd can handle a sophisticated financial/real estate product. we want to talk to you. California Real Estate License &!or a NASO License are a plu.s. Excellent Salary Good working conditions Flexible hours Opportunity for ad \·ancemenl Interviews will be held from 9am Spm on Thurs & Fri. August 20·21 at : AMERICAN HOME I MORTGAGE CO. 2115 McGcrw A••, l"IM· Ca. 92714 TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT W AIYER & WAtTRES S l"or busy & Cine dining rm at waterfront , Laguna Sch Exper Ap. ply In person only Ask for Mr Wayne 425 So C.:oasl Hwy, Loguna Bch Mer mt ronoe SlO Both 770.0901 bc>ard $475 set 6 n $Ola s a pp h Ir c Ba I h ll ;1 "0 • NG • ' " M ""UIP""d (0935861 -.. ---ldt' 175 E ' Island Sat Sun95 ·•• VI Sat .. un • ust .... ,... Aood cond. 7~31i6S 6' Teak WaU Uo1t. good go one, ves. --i.ell everything Furn. $ 4484 Re frigerator. large qualily,S2i>O 640'9417 --HUGEYARDSALE .. bousehold items llll Freezer sec S225 ~9'90 D1111ng set, lrg table. S Aug 15 16· 9 6 1651.l priced too sell 22«> 1C1 644·6440 Rick Eves Qu;;n-;.;-sola bed good pressba<'k chairs, gd R~w~ Cr, Fln \~alley and 2207 (D1 Canyon _ • _ 66l·lOH. cond 5150 ' rnnd S395 ~J..7554 Sat1Sun 9-5 Ski:. & :.pl Orne, Costa Mesa New 111981 ,, 310 Maytag washer & gas MS-2511 Good 8' Cou<'h & Chair eq u 1 P • men :. d re1>s Garage Sale, 2960 Huyal dryer,$.'i()each. Sgt matt /sprg~ like $S0 Roll·Away bed S3.S <·lo t he~. shoes & Palm Dr . CM Bunk Deluxe 2 Door Sedan ___ 9flS-2409_. ___ new, 520. 5• blue decor. 645·8746 ~omekn :;, re1:o.rds3. bed:., drcsse1 , TV & lots Jtat('hback l!:qu1pmcnt S d b Id f · ...," ('ha SlS F b · Sof· 1 l "0 o s • m 1 s < morl! Sat Sun 8·6PM includes 4 speed trans. & 1 e· Y·S e re rig. ~. tr, · a nc swag a, ~vesea · orras rrwtorcyclrs & trailer ' 1l hllS metall1r paint wa sher & dryer, SJ.2S ea, lam .. S12.Qr .. 494 2393 c:ha1r Earthlonl' slri1>ed 1079 Salvador c M ~9 l954 . 111n3131 port dishwasher, $100. Dbl bed, llO Sofa chair, tweed 0 a k trim S· t ·s 7 ~ f Great yard irnle Suturda) $ 513 7 646·5848 ~ Hdbrd.SlS.Coffee& S400/ofr645~ a . Un :,,_~ k urn • 15. 328 3rd ~t llunt W d l bl •20 b h St I 6 d aquar ' sna:~ •n rugs. ington Bearh ards frost!ree refrig, 18 en a es. • ot an ey Pf lll rm set. dishes, clothl's. tnlH cu ft, xlnt. 2 dr, gold, Ste.i:_~f7J 631·4~ mirrored china cub $Mil 2597 Oran~" 1· M Redwood !l'lllOS & p1rn11· _ • _ ~6-0-BTIO - -2 Tropilone Chaise 080 ~57831 6468715 )e t~ w umlirt'llas. De 98 "2QQSX RCA 16.6 cu' Whirlpool Lounges. S\50 eaC'h s 13) Barnluy free stanct ~quarc. round or O(' mo "l I Frost Cree Refrtg., cop-piece white French 1ng ..-.all Wiils fonterfi1, C or0ft0de4Mar ta~onal S.SO ea 'l'I Loaded 1nr aulomatll pertone, xlnt cond. $300. Provincial set , SlH desk_,etr S290~8 0397 Antiques, b1kt ..... lhina. Ri>dwood c hair~ & Iran) air rnnd . p..-.r While Westinghouse Pecan dining set, 6 Ml'STSELL lugg11ge,too!~.tre~)urcs rhal)l' lounge\ SS ~5 stl'Cring. cru1w control. elec. W ID 6mo old $45-0 chat rs BuHet SS50 Mwhogan) Obi bed w and m1sr S<it 9 .I Sun Much more 315 ~ lfith sunroof SL pkg allov Laguna Hllls 581-1079 963-1932. . milttress l\ight ~lJnd 9 4 3 3211 Se a" e w !'It, C~t 646-63611 wheels, cassette &. more' R r . -'-f Qu~e-1 T:--,,,-,J ff and drA""r I•• mat"h ' M a r g u e r ' t c & C:1anl ga rage ~all• some •t228701 e rigerator 4 l'U l v• hom4s Jel erson •~.,., • • ManJt.old I t I I 2 K Norcold. llO.l2 \Oh S22S Lamp. ~ 080 Sohd Like ne..-. Must ~ee to J n 1 q u e 5 • • $ 948 8 846-0034 I Oak Came Table, SJOO appreciate Only $1000 Su-r G-S• <!I e .n e 3 g I e ~ · C M ---------1 OBO C II f 6f'~1 0 0 •. ,...k ~h ~ '· Sat 'Sun9t1I' Refng Cross Top Creeier a a ter " r BO Man.i 631 7797 ',um, Ile app .. anres. frost less. olive gr. -~3100 t1brar) tbl ~ahog hand Clothes Sat Sun '.'"'> 3 Fam1hes To)) rlothe~ 536-6228 Aft. 6 Furniture & runushings stripped but sturd) 48' 20122 Cypress St s .. ma sb~loSku'n 8ru.,.~ A g20ool~ll'l'o~n sale. Lido Isle Call for X 24 .. x 30" s12s Ana Heights ,\rross • .,.,, " Refrigerator, runs well. ann't '7141951 0311 ~ 11842 Crom OC Alrpon 546 4968 Rams gate, N ll Harvest Gold, Sl50 ~..i! 968·1l59. Redecorating Sale-brown Drop leaf oak tbl. 2 <..'ul·de·Sar sale. ant1q 2 lg redwd burl tablt'lOJ>!>. & t a n H e r c u 1 on r ha irs. rocker. i·ane. fum . cl0lh1~i: et« II 4 blond ~wmg v.k bem·h. llcycles 8020 sofa /sleeper, Sl.50 (2) w 1 c k er 11180 SllOO Sat Sun 3961 Banyan long shdmg door rab ••••••• ••••••••••• ••••• brown elub chairs & ot 556 8842 Irv Lots m1s1· 556 0998 2 10-spd, I gm, I gold, .,.,.. II 5 · I p C y d S I d I t xlnt shape S91>ea or $160 tom an,•""" /\ gd rood Thomasville King 7 pl' 14 Ce('1 lal'e orner of ;ir a e in oor pans. both. 642 . .,.,.,.. _262·4385 Bdrm sn Italian Prov Cecil & F.lden hanging mo.<.~ ba~kt•b. ,_.., f>.16..6Ja'l beaut antique sewing Schwinns S spd ladies', Canopyled Pecan wood Askin)( --mal'h1ne, rocker & SSS, lOspdmen's,SSS; 10 King size· 'Decorative S800,673·1ZS_ MOVlNGSALE stereo cab, painting:. & spd boys', $75. Pvt par· trarfic light, backgam Wrought Iron Patio set 777 Hamilton· Costa o l her used f 11 r n tr, 546·3398. mon coffee table $175 ca l'ush1oned sofa, 2 swvl M~...!.,_S<it/Sun. 8·~m Sal/Sun. 1509 N Kin g .\II 1lrt('t"o • Id). lm:n~e d 0 " r ,. ,. t. de a It· r 1n.,1.tll<'d uptiuns Sale ('nd.., ~8 houn. after puhhcallon Cars subJeCt to prior sale newport datsun 114 833 1300 888 Dove St. Newport Beach Hyouarea- •SECRETARY . (with or without Shtd) •PBX RF.CEPTIONIST (all types of boards I •GEN 01-'CCLERKS •·Jld&... U..-.....-1..L. 1025 7~~ rhrs, table Asking $275 Ref rig $250 Gas stove St s A (Is m1 No or -__,__......_ c 1 bl k Ice cream set $40 Sl25 Sleeper sofa St30 SA ic ) Moclailltf'Y 1071 WAITRISSES/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• on emporary ar 673 1255 Silt Sun 2161 Miner. HOSTESSES HDWOOD2X6'S rorm1ca round top C M GarageSale.SatSunSo .;;bi;·;;:·~~:jt;;;r~·;• Looks lake marble BIG SALE l>cm1 l>Ofa 2 o f Ad am ~, o r 1 Hp Motor Modem air WeNeedYOU! Exper 3/)'rs min 2' to 20' long. Fresh Strongcbromebase wt4 cof tbls. 3 pc BR will 40 Sq yds Dark Brown Ur ookhurst 20681 KolddownS7SOCaU 'VICKI HESTON I f /t1me avail Apply in truck load ar riving chairs, one needs repair antq set. mirror. l'll' Shag carpet Xln 't $1jjJ Suburbia I..!), II B 1714, ""-3542 person Jolly Roger. 400 weekly. Save at SS</fl. Table $35. Chairs SS 640·1307 Plus MtSr item~ 252b ~ .,.... So Coast Hwy . Laguna PP call Jim 646·9885 ..,,.,8067 E · GARAGE SALE M'-I 1010 & ASSOCtATES Beach. _ anytime -~--~ Sears metal wllrdrobe. Carnegie C M Sat 2757 Mendoza Or 111Ct ••a. SECRETARIES WITH SHOITHAND Dicta Sec'ys Exec Sec'ys -="'-==-=-----Dining room Antique drkbrown,llkenew.SSO 9·5pm 546-7684aft9am ...................... . TEACHER Spec1alistsm WAITRESS /Wa ite r 3 Stloaon Planks, 16Ct. whitetablew/21eaves & 968-3875 ~~-----Lonl•aa• F ,... •. P1T exp pref Tempop raryClelnral w icar for wicker basket SUO. 24ft. $175. 29ft, S2i>O. 4 chairs, China cabinet Antique s1de'--rd . king Helium Bouquets de c~c ...... Looliforo Cla•11g1a<g Opport.ity Use temporary Jobs a~ your shoppU1g tool. We have long & short term jobs available an 0 C Airport area. Weekly paychecks, quarterly bonus trips. Never a fee. Call for appt. today 557-0045 0\-Llf"\: l!MPOllAIN l'tl!SONNll Slll\llC!S '"' · ersoone lunchserv 9 :.>-1 :.>PM. 3 aluminum ladder s t bl •300 '""' 64G-8820 54"0400 er ving a e • s11e mattress. box spr· livered Perfect for -v-M F Eam SJ.S0.$175 wk Jacks, $50 l rolhng seal· D tt s t o t 67~ ••19 TEACHER Special Ed ine e e t' agon 1ng and frame, oc ever occas100 . ......, Masters m Behavioral l8004 Skyparil Blvd I Y Mus l be neat , Cold, SJOO. 124' EXT Lad· glass top & Pedestal cas1onal chairs. brn S Suite235 _ Irvine personable & energetic der Aluminum, $75. All base w /4 yellow up vinyl couch tuo desks. ---------+---------1•-R-•.,---•T•.•k-• cience pret'd Exp 979 0747 aft IOA M for Great cood Best OCfer h I d h ..,00 ~ ams...,ason IC ets with DO mult i TillyToteo..troct ostere c airs .,. muchmore All\eryre· Hotnflw>idGoods8065Jewelry 1070 Corsak>.2forS700 hand icapped adults lnstnlctor a.PP.! 546-4352 979·3941--asonable. good cond1 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752 0960 12l3J463-1101 Ab1hty to wnte/1mple-15 needed for the City of 3 ~~~~fer~ tool boxes. Ant1q ues Oak . r her lion 543-0963 _ L~e l.ummous seascape, SACRJRCE -llllllll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!P ment behavioral pro Irvine, Mon Fri . PWtA1RmfHe.0UrSeEMt1rAeHd ~<D r y wood, chopp1n11 9 drawer dresser. $25. 3x4 approx . askinit ~an'sConcordManner Reron Anuq smudge g r a m P I a n s 3S·401hrs per week m · blocks. much more Also small love seat S25. 2 $7_50Ltel]!ls. 559-89861>vs watch (unused 1, Cos t pots Make grt deco Supervisory exper re· 10 wk sessions You will ShiptRec Manne pro-c....,... & brand new washer & b kcs for Sl5 corr tbl INT E R EST ED I ".J ~1 ooo f •0 00 I 'd duct.s~71 s-.i--30 dryer tKenmorel, ell'<' 1 · · tt · I ~ . . sacri ice .., p anters or pool 1pat10 q Sl,000 per mo. plus be hired on a contrar .....-....-10 tronic 549.4721 or S7, stereo cabinet, S.S. H EA LT H A N 0 080. Dunh1ll lighter. htrs SlOO 646-6270 benefits 8 :.>lo 4PM turalbasis Forinforma WAREllOUSE ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6'6·303? 6425238 NUTRITION? Have Ion sliver.( unused > cos t JWTC r;;;;lly -mem -~~~~ .ees;b:~! ~a~s;, lion contact Community s;~re~~n~~dfn~l~J:to{s Mattres-s & Boxsprtn"s. HonH 8060 Cener~tor;; for sale. cost S210. sacrifice $150 Call be rs hip, S600 + S20o •• ,,.5 __ 7·-~'------Services:754·3639. STOCKHAHDLER ,.. + 10 •·O\erstock ~ 121 D1l·k675·3475 t r ansfer fee I.> 11 ......, _ carouselsSlOO Queen , hke new $135 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mon·f n t714) 543-11114 a TEACHER TRAJHE! Immediate full time ~1366 Blue LoveseatSI05 Pair 16 hands chestnut geld 6 9Mon·Th~~6224 Machinery 8078 6441405_ --- Show horse stables openino m our Missmn Cats 1035 or Victorian Side Chairs 1.ng. good mover Sl800 25 cu ft refng !Adm 1ral1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71 RECORDS Kindergarten. Exp. plus Live in. (714)244·2218, v· . "s .,. $450 Custom Walnut Call aft S,831·2396 Sl25 Mo~•mi Airless painting system. Over 1600 All types min. of BA. F /time. Pvt. (7141338 lOll ieJo uperstore c.x ••••••••••••••••••••••• C b f ho .,.,... W S h 2000 Sch I C · · penence required Ca ll Persian JGllens, adults. a mets or me entt:r Pinto mare, sound W E. 5~7488 agner prayter Contact anytime 33241 00..a.. M.64z.04ll Travel Agency Manager Personnel. Shots! Reg Cameo, etc tainmenl center SllO. greatonlralls,verygen 'A 200· hosr & ~un S950 Arapulco Dr Dana 3723 lirdl StrHt T E A C H E R S AS · needed for Westminster $125+. 546-9965 497·1260. tie 640·9418art 7p~ Sell idle items 642:.567!1 499 2471 IJ>mt SISTA NT Special oHice or multi·branch HtwDOrt leach classes for handicapped a gene y Excell op· THE FEDEIA TED DOCJS 1040 A.tos, Hew 9800 AMtos, Hew 9100 Auto•, Hew 9100 Autos, Hew 9100 Autos, Htw 9100 '"'!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!ll!!!!t!!! .. !!!OO!!!E!!!.!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!l!!!ll adult!. 2 yrs college ex· ponunity ror dynamiC' &: GR~ .............................................. ·······················1 ········ ............................................................ . -= per. req 'd. 1750 per mo motivated person. 1·2 12 13) 72t-5 I 00 KEF.sHOND Pups. AKC. --------•I Excell. vacation & in· yrs management or Call Moo· Fri, 9·Spm Champ sire. M/F. Pel & ••SECltETAllES•• s uran ce benefits supervisory exper. , ________ s how P v t pty CustServ/SASls,600 Wkdys 8·30 lo 4PM co m prebe n a ive 213/697-134Saft6pm. SH90/M~ageS18,000 United Cerebral Palsy knowledge of Sabre a WARfHOUSICLBK AKC Silky Terriers, T65/Dict/Fuh1Sl6,800 Assoc . Santo Ana. must. Excell salary & Expanding electronics adorable. s hedless, SH90/RE/NeatCoSUl,OOO 546.,:5760 ___ _ company benefrts. Call firm se;ks res':insi~ltt shots, M $225, F SJOO. ExkConsuhantOurs T"•CH.,.S 121 Tom mie at Assoc person or •mm u SS1·2348 ~ '"" c rill r 1--ti me opening 1n --------Li:r. eU1ders Agy, Inc One for p E. & Art & one a o rave --·, Warehouse receiving & M Bassett Hound to good 4020BircltEst'&4EOE for Social Studies & TROPICALP\.AMT sh1pp1ng dept Call home only, neut .. all Newport/833-8190/Free Science. Exp'd. Pvt. MAIMT'EMAHCE Mano, 5$:BllO shots 493-9660 Elem School. Garden Experienced person l11!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111'!!!111111'!!!1~ Gldn Retriever pups, xlnl --------•I Grove 971·5.533 needed. So. Orange Co background w/papers, SEC • .,.,. a •y DEC Good shots & wonned. 1213> "'-. * T~ • area. trlJl!lporta· M.rc"-clM 596.7297 Personnel/Advertising So1CJtors lion needed. 540-5440 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -=------------Dept has opening per Samoyed· 8 Mo $15-0' expansion Npt Bch Areyoutiredofworking TYP'IST A8tlqtln I005 Good Family. Dog·. financial services rinn full time ror part lime F' IT genera I of c ••••••••••••••••••••••• 499.3188 Gd. typing, bhrthd . exp MoMy ? 4SW PM Small growing Majolica jardiniere. old Cock . req'd. Non·smkr Call Why not try working computer company, piece with gargoyles, er pu~. AKC, 3 640-0123btwn.9&2 part time for Cull time non·s moker Cheryl SJOO: 1895 L.C. Tiffany bllt 2bucr. AfiSPM '"'!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!11!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!11!~•1 money. Wort 20to 24 hrs 833-3300. cordial glass, signed and -4~1M-·211« ______ _ -= k I I h r numbered, $2.50; elegant AKC Springer Spaniel. rf~: inn ~h! s~~ ~ ~ TYPIST/IECEPT. 80 · ye a r ·old Roy a I female, 7 mo, best oCCer. SEC'Y ,11.ECEPT. One part/lime position available, morning or afternoon, 12:30-5:30, SS wpm a must. SS/hr lo s~rt Near OC Airport 833-9971. Ana /Costa Mesa area. For N.B. insuranre of· Worcester vase with ~4-..94""·5~1"'"13.__ ____ _ ~;r:~'~ ~~~:J!~~ ~ rice. Call Pat, 675-ml. ~=~~~t ~~e~rrin!:n:; ~.~!~ ....... !~.~~ per wk . base + comm + a.rttst, S900; rapier. HELP! Well behaved, bunus. Call 8$-8883 for circa 1~· spectacular, lovable cat needs gd appt. w.1th highly decorated temp home until owner ~~it::SOO· Pip. (714 ) findsapt.96G.QUS Affectionate Bluept TIFfAMY IOWL Siamese M, gorgeous L905 L.C. Tiffany finger blue eyes, 9 mos bowl. lrndescent blue 494.2393 glass. appx. 4\\ in. wide, -Frtt-~Fe_m_ale __ Coc_k_a_poo_, signed and numbered. spayed, 3~ years old Call Sat, Sun. or eves. Like children. 873-7172. {7l4) 13.W31rl. Free lo gd home. Med. n i-----11111111 ... •I cute Cocbpoo. Shots, WESTMINSTER Ukea children. 9fl8.6723 ANTf~~ALL A111tra lhn/Germ1n 11151 Westmlntt.er Ave. Shepherd mix pupa. GARDENOROVE Free lo good home. 8 55HlOS • Wka. old. M2:20U. l!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Black Lab. Very loving. African Mahoe . RoU Top Great w ~~· l.8mo. Deak, beaut. cond. $3000. ---------~--Call $48-U29t, 6'2=4'170 Adorable puf!. 8 wka. BeautHul Antique Small Terr er /Sheltle W udrobe I Armolre, Colllt mix. Mf=WO solid oak. $4$0. Day f'rH Puppies, GermH 67S-7130. Evt f31·7l51 .. rd/Collie mix. '1 WHU old Med. Silt. IUTH'MfY19UIS ~•~4=m=-~~~ 504~So 8-Yfront Golden Ret. tem, 1~ yn, Balboi ltfand Lovet kids, 1d watch nut to Pflflf'Y dot· U.m:I. U no '"' Wed&m ~S. _IY_t_m_a_a_. ----- SEIU·ANNUAL SAL.E PRES ICJ'Tl'!N, '1 wu lK·JK tlf ma all lltod old, femlle, ffr/ feDtJe l!!!!l•----!!!PI Wc!Uld.F ·IL 8triu IW.y, female. A.IC papen, frM to 1!'11 ...... llf.m&. ~~~ 0e r ~<lg of c"'?> ·SALES AND AUCTION Sunday, August 23, 1981 12:00 -6:00 P.M. Hosted by Corvette Mike 1st of its kind in Orange County To b~ held in Laguna Hills LinVted spaces available, call EARLY. Registration Wed. ·Sat., Aug. 19·22 Each Corvette will be auctioned individually by professional auctioneers Other exotic sports cars welcome corvette •ke For complete details m I '°'both buyers & ,,,,,rs ...-:;;;;;;;;;~ Call 7141855--0141or1141855·9588 3 --v1 . !~£FOREST 23092 DEL LAGO, LH. •It OrangoCoaatOAILYPILOT/Sunday,August16,1981 Offlce,_,..t& s,.rtt.90-0. 10t41Hh,M... loah,Slpa/ ~Tralt.n,UHlty 9180V•u '570 ~,_. 1015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... ,..... fOlO Docllt t07 ••••• ••• ·•••••••• •••••• ••• •••. •••••••••••••• •• Mllcel•& IOIOMfactl•-1010 Mhc1I••-IOIOw.lcal ....................... C 1 Keen I!' 11 21 ................................................ llt1IJ1y'l'ra1l~·1 <ioudt'on '7bUutJ11r Vun ron .. : ............... ,:.... ....................... ....................... '"'"-'"' 1013 llOYAL 1elf·rorrert1na ::ii! dredge~ or r11~t Davit ' Boat Rack lor ~· 801t + ~· Nf'wport dt11.on 'SJ!>O ~5b !IO!!ti vr1~1un. tllkt· ov~r lo~!'· •, 24 Atlu Scroll Saw. TOSHIUA Copier. de•k DYNAVIT Computer!~••••••••••••••• .. •••••• lypewrltrr 6 mo old forf75 wlc.6317900 dock .B~ Id Moottnti M.ikt· oUt'1 Att1 rbl M l1kt' n"w t.4ti 5H22. heavydulymodel SIU mdl S700, 8' stora11e Exerciser S3000 value, SH riflce mu•t ll'll Sac '8()0 $46-'906 Nev. acubtl car USOI . !ill 673-8096e\'h SulUk1 711 RM 1:15 Xlnt 646 l!Oll2 S48-M90 cabinet flOO, manual 11clltor$2(XX)7$&.9320 W1lnut Biby Gr and p bl 1 1 nk l90 tfc ~ re 25'TlAll,llTI DOCK Nwpt blund l'p conu S7Worlll.',toffor Alilto•W..ted UtO Adult tricycle Lr11 ror IYPt!Writtt 135 All \'ery Are1 ru,s, t 619 trmon f> 11 no XI n l r on d 1;;~~ite/ xln~ :U::d~ ~n 11~lator. Suo, 'r1.ns, • 125 Xlnt cond. 117S.292!1 to 34 • romet ~ ltJ~ ~luilrr. :f •••• ••• •••••••••••••••• basket C1b~ lock Good t()C)d cond. 873-22112 yeUow SllO 18' round !>4fi 3184 <'ludeHue Sl50 983 l36b 548 2900 9 Shp J ohnson Oult101rd. 673-2323 R.ill 12 "' ~:. S.~ or WE PA y TOI' OOLLAR !9f\d '60 831013'1 DeGru111 pnnu. !lll(n\'d rars RS J Athltttt· (tub by art1bt, Onk framed £~oplt-'!!,.:offee tabk lud rhythm. xlnt rood, l!1:·~11~•~n~r~~1r v."//::~i NEW t'lflJ(S ~~ prlvate do<·k or ~liJl AtltoSt"lct,Pcr+t fortian , domestlr1J or ~'AMILY Membrshp dbl mattl'<l S75 lnvt'bt ...., 548.,_ S22S 11:11 4366 swill'h, ret·ond. SIOO '11\ft 9' Columbia Dinghy. w1t h1 n ll unt1n11ton &Accnsori.s 9400 dui.6H'11 If }'our c·ar 1~ 11 vine & Meo Vt•rdt' ~1~1111111SJ60245 RC'lr111erator, S50 00. Ohle fr lh>m hke Conn 642 5236 S28 95 fiberglass, lapstrake, llarboor by r<'Spon~1bh· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1·1tt r11 1•lr•111 ,,r<· u' loc11tlon• ~. 644"17~ T t: N NI S ME M 8 t; R H11mmond Or1111n Like llU 8 t'lltnt111r u11 to Pror • xlnt cond. 7,li()-fM.4-0 flllrt} 714 1131 061~ SSA Vf SAVU Fl RST' Sp1n1sh Stylt'6' rourh ISO SHIP. Hunllnnc>n llearh ne~. ~ Model I. 12:! fe\HIOna l ticX> 642 ~ Pt+t 1017 IRl'lrl tiO.OOvlil~I 16' sword fish plank. SS Ne~~ ~t ~hi! 1n 01' 1J1 WITH USED PARTS &l'ndlbl ~&p1rtur1•$5 area Muv1111t.must)ell 5464352 Al't'ORVIAN ••••••••••••••••••••••• c•LL:642'516 Radio. 22 lb dianforth NB Call S~7 :,1111 tmPonedl·.ir 11.in, Xlnt cond Also 20 yrct &40 9360 Between 911111 & !I drawer drt'i.st>r . S25. Grl'alShape, soo 6 mo old \.oat Male S80 " ii anchor, Loran C Wk Wkcla.15 tMPOkT nev. unus.-d cpt p.idd111~ S,pm small lo\e eat, 125. 2 646-4!137 080 day 634·1414 . w•k entl Newport SIJp .ihul for 1 At 1'0Sl'l'Pl.'r ~ Uestotr_~r 54!11057 RA(; Q u ET 1J A 1. L bikes, for Sl.5. l'orfee la Office hnHw-e & 7SI l.201 TY, lodlo. 528~326 _ month t for .,.ovd JOI "J Manl'he)ter Tr~ex Jogging "'tdrhm1• M EM B ERSlllP Hunt ble, S7. sterl'O l'ilblOl'l. EquipMfflf 1085 2 rabbit hutches, SIO ea. 1 HIFI, Steno IOtl 35 Hp EVINRUOE s a ii b o .i 1 S!i oo 11 ~n11hl'11t1 776 9900 "1th heart monitor $1!00 uigton Bearh Art'• Mov ~ 642 S2l1 ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• dble rabbit hutr h S25 Gd ••••••••••••••••••••••• SlSOor best orter ~-4642 HU rt DUTI firm Call after ul'M. mg must 1wll 640 !1360 Lenox Chtna Wes1w111d, lJ se d Q 0 an l 0 r 4 Otl cond. I rree ra bb1t Bl':iut1rut Color TV, 2 yr _MS-4937 loott, Speed & ; lt1dder ral·k. fit~ ·'"> S36·310Q_ lktween9AM toSPM d1scont1noecl, com pl M tnof1rhe reader 557 6934 _ wrt1l y Free dl.'livery loah Power t040 Siii 9010 long bed m1n1 trudt KIRBY homt' 11111111 7 )hipping boxe:., dlx re servforl2+ St'rv1ni:111·~ 1>r1111er. S200 OHO PARROT Red headed Sl48 6461786_ •••••;••••••••••••••••• ....................... 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S90 U(IO namons $50 lo $55 $1000 or best offer equit y for ear or ? ....................... IU.Al>EH~A:\U machine Sltl u Elt•1 <'a,abt'lla. re\erse. Ready tow.e L1kencw ~·~~1~~~~.A'xOaon l'orv 9799348 645 424~ ~9~,~ o8J3.n b8;:,.~ante Campen.Sde/ i\t>Vl-.l<'lls ~:us Ironic ston11){ fi41i Oii!l7. woocl blade), variable Best o(forOOll !1198 p A R R o T . T A M E Ueautirul t•olor console. ..,.. -~ Rtnt 9120 ·r111· 11111·1• ol 11 t'lli ' 642-4548 ~peed. llaht indud<'d Instant u'ate te t Dci.ks.l·ha1r.1,sofa,,'1h• GREEN 25 '.mustst>llthiswknd. SHOGU~ ••••••••• .............. Jth1•r111·1l 111 '"h111t· u .., "k S " r 1 a er. cabinets. cakolaton. .. ... 0 963.,""" " 11t',1h·r' 111 lht• \1•h11 l1· 6 Lakt> & 10 DN'JJ~'ll'a nas .,;39.tat> 100 nel't'rused$100 WINGED MACAW _, """" '77 Fiberglas~ 41 fl 76VWCAMPEI polei.&reels StotuSllMI JudviJO.oot!6 t).t2•""" type~ritt'rs , dit·tating Trained (213JS92·35t2 'ft'C'hn1cs stereo rc1r. 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Qu~n ,11 ... ht«I ••• • • •• • •••••••• • • • • • • • $ 000 II ~·" I lorrh l>m ur mt'd 9am ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• .. •••• .. •• t·overs AU fisluna ""Ulp Sleeps 6 In l'Xl't•llt.·nt PRETTIEST 9520 1 • se _,., Sli•n·o \11·11~ 1 lulh111i: l'Jbinet .ill k 6 S23 u El ct "'" l'Ond1t1on $1250 C.111 1 rere1vt'r, 10WPl' s.511 I witOd ,ton• ri~ture. wn tan), w i·art ii-i 1 ' COMPUTER Sl'l'UA Regulators ... anne e ru:ian ment. 6' bow pl:ink. in '57T-BIRD Craig car ~pkr~, $111 x 2ft 1 l'llWltt'r. J way 975·7834 Appll' 48K memury, d1s1· New . ~till tn boH~ lll'M~n 111Stall/repn1r board bait tank, 2 fight b(•t Wt' en lOurn 5prn IM TOWN! each. 2 chromt> 4 arm n11rror. 11n x 2ft 3 drc:.s Want lo buy Skanatelles dm e . h1 :.1ieed printt'r Retail Sl80 :-low ~ellmi: ~u:il work. S49-2520e\'s ing chairs, ootril(gers. 631·7657 I BEST OFFER! dothing f1xturl''· $.Ill Ill)! nHJm ilrawt'I">. lit' Wood Toy Trains :ind w soundproofl'nl'losurl', lor SIJO 2:'>'; Off' Call i llAVETOOLS.WILL outboa rd kill i.a1·k. '73Chev) '•T 3.'iOl'dmJJ ·each Mr Zol! St•\\\,,, ,1antl panh rJl'k Part~ 979-5251 EHs _ ex l rns1vt' bui.1nt>:.' EMI Lund,ti421!82l I Tr:nel' Expert marine portable bait receiver SFec 9'1C(J1.impt·r •W'>l t..Z TSh1rl:., loo!(&. 'hon f'urtJlrh• rritli:•ddlr WANTED Trlr ver) lite ,oftwar.e Nt'w 1rf'f'nl S&W \1dl3b t'nl(1~e rep.J ~n & Long range 300 gols SC Xlnt rnnd S.BH• ~leeve~ new S5 5U 1·Jt h \lu,1ng \lu .. 1 Si·ll' smlwhlPneumattr ure i.treenCRT k'iOOOHO Mtntiundillon 'en1ct' 7 da)s wk fuelm 4tanks.120gals c·all846-2206 673 HOS Afterbl'\I ~1; !ll~i olil or boat trlr 673-0732 John 631 1266 · S2i5 1;,15 !ISIU 9&1 4800 ~.iler '" 2 tanks Living ·72 Dodge IT buhhfl· lop I THEODORE ROBINS l aboard 2 refrgs. butane ~an. ~t'tr l11 nl ,111 ~-~~·.~.e.~ ..... •• !~.~~j ~"!.~~·.~.'.'*: • ••••••!~.~~ l ~"!.~~·.~~-~ •••••••!!.~~ ~~·.~~·.~:.~•••••••!!~~I ~"!.~~·.~.'.'*:• 11••• .!~.~~ ~"!.~~·.~.'.'*: •••••••!!~~ ~~~0~!11t he~/ ~a';w ~,ru~~~~o~~ 1 ~1~:;• $:~,(~ I •••••9• deck, swim step. board ~9·8457 FORD 2060 HAHOR BLVD. COSlA MISA 642·0010 1981 TOYOTA PICKUP ing ladder. sleeps ti , !'>5 l'addl.11 \'1·~ 1·n1:in• Safety eqwpped 3 fire Generator. port.ibh· !tun 1r.t11" A 1111·• 1 lo·;111 111 ei.t1ngu1shers. 2 h ft' da. lrke nt'w·. run' .I hr' ,1<11· &. 1H.1 !.;! :1m 111111 rarts. flare kit. 3 bill(e 12 mo w ml) 1111 \uh ''~" i,:!·, '' pumps Best orrer o'er output Al' or l>C s12.ooo Call answer ad )atnrice S275 i!il M 1\ •387,642·4Dl ·16TQ)ula( h1n1~•~ '.ill 1· \II 1·1w .J1 \ 1lh 1111 111111 1111 \I ,•1 11 I \IJUIHI ~-11· I' ,1.·•111 14· 35 iohnwno 8 ~ 1s mpg. i:ood 1·111111 Runs good S.1500080 Mar~t'. rl" 4 Wheel Dri•n 9550 548·0~or646·11933 645 21n5, rv:.!14!1 115.~ , ...................... . AVON 13· flnnatablel 6 Moton~~ libs 9140 RARE TRUCK man. ska. dive. xtr:i~ ••••• .. ••• .. ••••••••••• 81 FORD 4X4 xlnt $1~5. ~-2168 '77 C1mall1 mo1>4·1I ,1111 F250 rond rnu..,t Hll LARIETMODR Pf' wil shon $250 ORO b-:3 -44!1'1 Pnde or ownership in de P'CH ~· )( u 1 ' < 'I I l " 11111\ x 101 luxe '80 33· Part'maker. v 'iA I •rllJlt'f 1111 11111' \! I'~ cfujl l!il' SF F II • ., I) 2SO m1 (,r1".1I lx•j1 h I.on~' I••· 111.tt·111111 r!'.ir u Y eqwp d N ° lransp ..... "'t1~ •. •. '·' '"">•• I I I F d t I ,. 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Less than 500 1111 f'l'I r I ur1h I f~MJ n11lt•, •111 11· on an 2 5 gen warm cond S400 SS2 !1165 lnuil ,,11~im· rton' w1 1 wood 1otenor. sleeps 6. 1 2 l 7 7 c 1rnd111 1' 11 \ I hut nt·• •h ,111111· hmh complete w stall Bikes. 111" milt·J~<· "11rk shower. read) for sea & I $37S ea '"2 ~ $I bOO bristol cood SJ2,500 67~0149 IMotorcydes/ 1 "" 1.11 .... 111Ur•r •I I" Ot°"9f c_., :!'JO!~ llnrhor llh d COSTA MESA 979-2500 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR USED CARS ALAHMAGNON PONTIAC /SUBARU ;!4110 llarbnr Hh d COSTA M £..'iA 549.4300 549.1457 PORSCHES WANTED \lfu11 U' lhl' 11pportunit~ lo , 1111.,.1h•r lh•· purt·hu'l' Ill lr.idt• Ill or \llUr rll'olll 1'111 M'lll' C'ht•t•k With l' l'odJ\' ~ .... ._-.. ,, u4 .... • I ' .. 6)6 2333 WE BUY CLEAN CARS AND TRUCKS CONNELL CH MO UT 21128 Harbor Bf\ d C<filAMESA 546-1200 HIGH8UYER 1'1111 dollJr\ for !'>jM1r1 .. l ..,, 11111(' C .i1111wr 'II I \011! \,lo. fur I c \tl,fi JIM MARJHO VOU(SWAGEM llli 11 li<•J< h Hilo! Ill 'i1 l'\l;TON BE \L 11 842-2000 TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR GOOD&CLEA~ USED CARS! miracle mazda 2150 Harbor ll•d. Cosia MtSG 645-5700 . - WE ... ES> YOUR EXOTIC & 8RITISH CARS NEWPORT -IMPORTS IN C SKI-, -I( 2 Scooftn 9150 t.111 111 11111~ I u""·'" 1 JAC 4 . ~··•••••••••••••••••···1 1hrusatunl.1\\'1\\l 111 TOPSDOLLARS OPEN. trlr. xtras. SlH' 74 Honda Mutorr~ l'l1• !~It.. Ii I' M at · f ur <'l•»•n , « ... ... Makeoffer S<l§-5316 miles Prrfl'!'l ronrl 'sa 1 0790 >U ... ., ... . '1)1-1 \\ ( o."I ti~ I '\•·w1 .. n H•·:it·h 1.42 !'4fr\ 1981 VOLVO 2 DOOR SEDAN Equipment includes an automatic transmission. power sleenng , power brakes. prn stripe wneel well moldings and more• (204126) 59622 Economical 4 cyl automa11c trans arr cond radro. luggage rack body side moldings & IOOICs hke NEW 1 (850XMR) 1969 MERCEDES l&a 220 DIESEL Equipment includes air cond1t10111ng. 4 SPMd tr111sm1ss1on AM-FM stereo runs & dm'9s hke NEW I (078515) s59" 1981 VOLVO 2 DOORTUUO Equrpmenl includes 4 speed overdrive transmission. power steering. power brakes air c;ond.. alloy wheels. pin stripe and more' (199391) 1974 VOLICSWAGa. IUS Equipment includes 4 cyl eng111e, 4 speed transmission. air cood111oning. AM-f'M stereo & complete custom 1nterror (851SYO) 1979 AMC JHP 4x4 CJS RENEGADE V8 3 speed transm1"1on. AM-FM stereo 8 track. power steeflng. A/T tires. padded roll bar & lots more• Most SHI (87•XVPJ 1981 VOLVO 2 DOOR SEDAN Equipment includes an au1omatrc transmission. power steering. power brakes. pinstripe, wheel well mofdrngs and morel (195177) 59327 1979 YOU<SW AGEM DtESB. IAllfT 4 cyl engine, 4 speed trans . 11r cond lhon1ng. power disc bfakes, AM-FM stereo. vinyl interior. tinted glass. wtnte sidewall radial tires & morel (322WKO) 558M a.'1Cll• ...n ... ,.., .... --.. _ S 000 5 9 31 I < Jr<; A Trurk~ 16' Terry Bass Ma:.ter. 1 4 511 • \\ t• µa\ l a.'h on lhe 'POI eler trolltng motor. t'O\ '76 RM 370 Xlnl 1111111 * ClwY '80 l'nnlJt'I hU\1:r .;t er. trlr, xtras S33SO M an~ Xtra ~ Sitlll 1 T-Pic .. up 549·84S!_ 545 5078 5.S2 4811 \hi.1• 1• -· " ' \olu Iran' i'"w l r '78 34' diesel sed trawler. loaded. will finance PP 675·0092 23' Bayltner. flybrdg , w 1all equipment, full ranvas rover. trlr Xlnt Mnd j9SOO. 631 J~ ·77 Suzuki 111.S f.n1lur11 -.teerini: 1, n I l'ni:in1· OeSA#lllFIS CHEVROLET Xlnl cond $550 Offrr I' 1 1 \ t' r, 1.1 .. d n • 1 495·6347 i ll'litW)UHJ '77 Husk) )JO .\hnl 1·on1ll I OHLY $4995 San Ch•mtnte ~n 82~ or lw~I offl'r HOWARD Clwno~t I 8 3 I ·0580 492-8500 lift Chns Class1r Twin H rew Lrg cockpit Clean S5900 0 8 0 644 847_7 _ . -llrrq• Qu.11IS1' WALJTED' 77 Honda Off niacl I ••~wl :\ EW POHT HE \l'll 1""'111 • Cond S3SO 833-0S55 l.Jlt' mu.f(•I To,ota~ anti 546 91 ~; \ o I \ o , l d I I u , ·81 KAWASAKI ii.I)\ !:~1 1981 OATSUM TOD,\Y" Bl Must sell Sl575 \rt PICKUP 611m 673·5655 Hloe w m.ill h1n11 in Earle Ike TwiftcWtnrwt.t- 38' glass, SSOK OWN Broker (714) 642·8200 YAMAHA VEflA(;o lt;(llJ tc·r111 r Hurkl'l l\ f>t' TOYOU·YOLYO miles L1k1• ru.•w w 11 h I seab rJ1lou /(,•ml\ 2.c".10 1,., H..-1.,4 S.SOO worth II( 1·x11 ;ro, or11:1n.il m1l1•,' ·1 hi' Co••• Mu• Classic Chris Craft & Sacraf1re sale S2i!Hr 1ru1·k '' Ilk!' Hr.i nd "",0 ,101 ..,. s.o .. ., trlr, asking $4500 Fl RM Call 641i 1629 '\~·"' · ~t:r !ii 13\\ 1 'i9 Honda Expre'' 1:rt·;1I ONLY $6495 cond 1200 m1 S:i1111 MIRACLE MAIDA Top Dollar Paid Never used sharp 28' Carver w/trlr, hve a board Askmg S21,000 556-1732 751-1242 642·8607 I .,I~ Harhor Bh tl mtles lioderwarr ~111,1 645-5700 For Yuurl'.u ' '81 Yamaha 1011 :11111 1·osr.\ \H·S·\ I l•-•-•---·~~'!....--mii sell f 1300,4921!02ol i7 To)ot.1 Sil<, .lnnl!, lx:rl. Jf~:!~~SON '78 KZ 400 Llkt· nt'" ,\ ·h 11 i...~J \ L \ •1 L ,., , ... ..,. "'Y "I'. '111"" I r " r i!ii2tillarllorBl\a beauty W xtra' Sl\.'111 111si; nrw tm·'>. 111 m1l1•0, r 1• M , Mil 5l :J4i SS6 7911 Besl oHN 6JI <r>..5~1 °' '1 • ( 'J • ' '80 Hondo '\1.lllSS ·jg El Camino hufkf'I Perfect cood it.. milt•' ,ea" \ 11 auto .11 r. t05 Ne\ er off rndd n11l't p s p H 1 ruiM'. 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GENERATORS new Hun~ xlnt 12800 0Call497·:.l14,499-~2 WARFJIOUSt:: 227 un1( A Walnut St 68 SANTANA 27 . lOhp OVERSTCX.'K CM 642 5460,1>46 9780 Honda. 0 /8 4 sails, Portables alte~alors 75 Datsun Pkup. fixer UJl depth finder. knot mtr . elect parts Mu.~t ,ell. per runs ll5<I RO F + much more pvt ply Call e\·es or 646-71tll 10 900. 673-8096eves wknds 64&-6463 ·68 El Camino. rustom 14' Sloop. new tra1l~r. Motorhome.S4.000mi on eng . nm fm 1 ragar Sl4SO or best offer Like motor. good shape S25 rims. $1995 R40 7735 new. 493-7598 646-5822 or 646-8082 (II 1o1 16 H~BI~ loaded, Incl 2 ·s2 Brougham motor '7JVEGAP L' ltap s. tllt lrlr. Will C~· home. Ford chassis. at Need~ motor work, S325 sider trade + S on tn· dealer's cost. 20'x95 .. , 41$-57~ natable w/mlr. SS'T-4997 auto air. cruise rontrol, 8' NA PL.ES SABOT wire whl rovers, am rm Xlnt c:ond. SJ7S/bst ofr rass. 9" color tv. 13.500 837-7024after5pm. Coleman. rotary roor Sabot/Dinehy 1100. ~ air, 4.0 KW gen Cathy. '50. 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Ylll llllllll llllY PIPll By Ernie Bushmiller OH, MR.GRUMP-- MY BALL LANDED IN YOUR' YARD --- ... -. .. ----..,._. ..... . . GARFIELD® ·-..------ .. .. by Jim Davis ·- 1 WOULD HAVE. HAD TO EAT HIM 'TO SAVE. FACE .. ... _ '@ .i .t . : ,., I , -B·10 · ~.~ ...._ ______________________________ _ DENNIS THE. 'MENACE By Hank Ketcham .: -....... ---------------------,--------------------. -o~... R1GHT HEPE JN 'THE \AIHSRS'D YARD ... HE WA9 c=ATlN' /t'UGET · OUR FLONER9. HIM1 ~Nl9? YEAH ... HE's GOT TH05E AAe S>HARP E:AR5. HORNS, .JOEY. WHATAREYA GONNA CO WITH HIM'? I HAN K )OU KINDLY, ~AM ... HE Ml.Sr HAVE: .JUM~D J<IGHT OFF THe IRt.JCI<. PARKER ----------. HAVIN6 FOLLOWED lANA WE.B5TER TO A COCKlAIL LOUN6e, &AM DRIVER WATCHE6 HER LEAVE A FSW MINUTEf1 LATER, LANA DOESN'T LOOK VERY AND I WONDER IF HAPPY! ALEX Ml.J.5T'VE 5EEN HER COMPANION MAYBE IT WOULD f}E A·OOOD IDEA FOR U5 TO 5TOP ()Y MY L..AW- ACCOMPANlfD 5YAMAN ';tl~/-'&I pou -'f~ 8-1~ A LITiLE ROUC1H ON HER! 6N'T ONE JA50N GAM5ELL-! YER'f; OFFICE! I w1eH YOU'D 6ELIEVE ME! THERE'5 NO WAY HE L-----------CAN T1E U5 UP TO I'M GL..AO YOU eAID U&, 6ENOON'f1 DEATH! JA50N.,,f,ECAU6E IF THEY.--.- TRY TO Pl N lT ON ME I YOU'LL ee Af.L.E TO MEAR ME f>1NCJ FROM HERE TO PAGO PAOO! H~LP ME GET HIM . ! UPSTAIRS. JG SHEG.ONNA 9PRAY US? . ' ~. :---1 . ·1· 1 . . . W• .. J I r; : . I· ! .. . . RENO eAID HE WANTS TO I 6EE· YOU IN A COUPlE 0F \I DAY5 WITH A L..AWYER1 : DIDNif HE? Al KIN(; .. A500t PAGO PAC,0 I MAYSE IT WOULD . ' ~ 0000 .fOR YOU TO TAKE A TR1P, l..ANA ,,,·~ AND l'L.L PAY FOR ! YOU WON'T HAVE 1i ~ ...... - WO~RY AOOUT A THING/ -----·--------------------------- WHAT WE HAVE UERE 15 A QOES110N OF PRIORl11E5, M I . R6. BUDD . . MOON MULLINS MUST You CONSTANTLY MAkE FUN OFMY WEl<3HT? No MOR~ REFERSNC~S ------..10 YOUR WE1<5HT . c,btJ MEAN QOO AC.WA L.L..c,J C!lt'l61DE.R rr tVIORE IMPOR'TAITT F-OR. HOLL.CJ 10 GO 10 A BEALJ1l( PA6EANT fHAN 70 PRACT1l€ Wl1H fHE BAND ? ' . . ...... ·' .. ,AND·· WE'VE BROL.J<&HT You A 61FT! How ABOUT I'D LJKE TO HAVE UOL..k.(,) EXC.l.l5ED FROM BAND PAAc:na:. 1Hl5 WEEK so SHE CAN GET READCw> FOR. 'THE WAUJUi coumt,> PICKL..E QUEEN PAGEANi ! HOU.c.> I I'VE JlJSf HAO A LON& 1AU< WITH 40LJR MOlHER ! ~ ~ F0~61VE ~E~, ~D ! 5HE DO~~ KNOW WAAi SHE'S .5Al.>IN6 ! . SHE'S QOl1E MAD 40U KNOW! J. DOCTOR SMOCK By George· Lemqnt - :x: seeM 10 HAVE: A IOUCH OF 1""He 0£,' e:As-r ~Nc::>tAN RAN<SOO .' -rRoe,eu-r" we AL.SO PON'.,-HAVE! ONE! POc-roR HeRe WHO'c:> KNOW ""fl.ii! E!ASI ~Nc:>IAN FfAN<SOO FROM A eowt..- OF& CUFltfl'Y.' M B L. f • J HOTA~ ~~TAfiU 0 Jacks 1£.rnon ~ YOU WANTED TO S!:E ME., ~EED? ~1 .. 1r..• ..... --• .._~ ...... d'->6 HIL.DEG'ARP HAMHOCKER ASK'EP ME IF l'P Ei'fVE AWA'{IHE: ~RIPE WHEN YOU MARRY HER. OoNT ~ '511.-LY ! YEAH , CHA~LI E'/ H..._VE A SEAi/ WEU.., '«>U t<~ THAI l 'M H.WAV9 ~ 'TO HEL..P IN N"1 WA.V 1 CAN/ 'SY 'Silly ~'Se i . "' l ,. • l • SHE ASKE":V' M E 10 EJE YOUR ~es-r MAN. Wr;. t-l{;~D lo Co~OVC T A ~t~Nf1 F1C ~XP,RtME:~ i"o ?ai 1F= OOG"':> ~LLV LAVGM! CHARLIE, P6 '(OU'~e ~00A0L.Y AW~E., "TI-1E aJ FOR I HE NEWS THIS v eAR IS P~ETTY "Tl6 HT / CAN YOU TRUST YOUR l!YES? There •re at INtt six differ· enc" In drawing detall1 between '°' aM IMtttem tNMls. How cwlclcly can you find them? Check answers with thole below. 6'HUfW If JtqWRN •t Uf !)e011j l l IJlllS f ••11•w' •t •tDH ., 6u1n 1w 11 6~110~ c 6u1n1w '' N•J. c ·1uu1111P aJe 11u•d '1 .H~•••uto • OViN HANOIOt Follow directleM carefullv1 put the right letters fotether and'" whlat vou can bake1 One·tlxth of ltutter, one-third of rye, on,-thlrd of 990, on.fifth JIGSAW STANDS FOUR·SQUAR E Three progressive steps of a curious j igsaw puzzle are shown above. To begin, cut one cOt"ner from a card· board square, as In dlcated by dotted lines of figure 1. Then hand someone the L·shaped piece and challenge him or her to divide it Into fovr segments. all of the same size and shape, which. when fit led together, will fOt"m a hollow sq uare similar to the original. Figure 2 shows how the divisions may be made. and figure 3 how the tovr pieces are put together . 6. of apple and one-fovrth of dill. Hint: tt's whlat's up front that covnb. PH"ll-i ---..1. e City Safari! Find a city In Heh senttnce: 1. The & Stamp Act tailed. 2. II soartd owr the roof. 3. Let's end all as54ults. 4. He lencb .the garden very wtll. P.S.: Three begin with "O." H"IHO ., ·n u•o t ••AOO c ..owe.a. 1 e Sum Fun! Take • num~. Add the next COft· secutiv• number. Add f , DMde by 2. Subtract the origin.I number. Add 6. An1wtr'1 below. , uMi.te •t , ... ,llt Ill.I. e Tongue Testers! Sharon Schwinn sure shuns sun· shine. Biiiy Ballew blew blue glass bottles. Four famished F lemlsh farmers fried a feathered fowl. a. s .12 ..... 7 1~1~3 ~ ,. 0 . !"i • ----=:;::;. 15 ,. ; --------..:::=..----J f :s J J IT'S A BREEZE I It's HtY to see how the couple above keeps cool on a hot summer day. Connect dots 1, 2, J, etc. 6 FAIR CATCHI Apply colors neatly above: 1-Red. I-Lt. ltlue. 3-Yellow. 4-Lt. brown. 5-Ftesh . ..-Lt green. 7-0lc. brown. a-Lt. pu11>le. f-Olc. blue. 10-0lc. purple. 11-0lc. ''"n. SPELLBINDER SCORE 10 points for using all t~e ~tiers In the word below to form two complete words: DIATRIBE THEN score 2 points each for all words of fe>Yr lettera or more found emong the letters. Try to sco,.. at ltast SO ,olnts. 11.cl'#jl ·"'" ....... qltl04 For Better or For W orse .------------------.~li!l!!I'~~-. by Lynn Johnston I RE.ALL'{ AM LOOKING OLD. !Jlj f'VE GOTTO ACCEPf. 1HE !' FACT THAT l?M NO l LDNGER. ~youNG // fl) ~ OH ... 1fiE LINES ON L0HA1'6 WRDNG- Wl\H THEM? MY FACE. I L\KE. THE LINE~ ON youR FACE ! ... -------------------------------. I Wt8H lT D\DNT MATIER. WHAT ARE I WISH \ DlDN'T CARE you LOOKING- RBOUT IT . RT, MOM ? J f I Ml, NORMAN . WMA1~ IN 1'~E: IA>ELL,,\NCE 1MIS IS 1'"4£ ~tRS1' 11-.1£ 'lot)'"£ IN\J11tD M£ O'J~R ~I( OU~NEI(, BA(,'? weNO'f, ' 1MOU<ntr. ' 5MOOL Af~1BalM6~~-~...._, 1Ml~b! A~O A ROCt<-.)~L.L f'RlN'f ro ~OOR MOM. '10\J ~AtO SM£ 1,tKf;~ ROCt<lJ.lf:L.L. ~ GORDO A«A/v kfAR\/..EL AT OUR COPIOUS CO.A.(S()MPl!OAJ 01= IHE SOl)A./T'I O~SACC#Vs, R:>RFI li!!JO I' • WELL THE'/ 6#0ULD1 ~WE w1ee~ ARI!~, PANCJl!Tor THEIZE~ AN AWFiJL J.OT OI= M,A!CTIAllS ~TWESJ TUAr F/12.ST ANO J..AST .LNE=IC' • SHOE "'U A~ ~~ 'fOU ~~1 O«tNK~. Ott>N 'T "A\JE"f"o ~fAAT' • ANO\ 6RD0(,"1" P01'A10 '"''~ AtJl' ~e o.ltOtil 011' ! o.t, NORMAK ... ANO M£RE.'S A 60'f 1"&..e S: 'MAMl'A~.te r:~ '#OUR ~R~N-r~l c:==::"'1 NO .. .l b<J'"f A fL.~A COLLA~ ~o~ 'IOOR CAr. By Gus Arriola EACH OAIE C.OAITAIAJl}JS A .. --J.IVER. f • '*'Aeov1::! BE:Lov.t! THE CIU.ITEIZ~ • • INS/OE' • . lllilJPllat ~---------------------------------. THerTl YOURSELF Scno 111t auestoon • 1 ....._ 10 As.k F-y Wtftly '41 lWl'QIOll ""' !In ""'~ 111 Y 10027 Wt M ~ S~ for PIJCl•snta ciuuhons Sotrv we un 1 111s .. r• Dlllet\ FOR Al.AN A. REICH, Praldent, U.S. Council for the International Var of DlsatMdPenons · How IDM'V ••Wed ,...,... .,. therw lndMU.S.?HowledM~ol ......... peuone beln9 commemor•ted? -R.S., 'IMdoa, N.L • Thirty-five mJlJion ls the most wide· ly accepted number of physically or mentally disabled Americans, but thls doesn't Include what I call disability famllles. There are about 80 million famllles In this country, and a btllion Help Jex one bl1llon ~worldwide. people worldwide, adapting their Uves to disability. This year, there are grass roots programs underway In more than 1. 750 towns and cities throughout America. With encouragement and support from the U.S. Council, partner- ship committees of disabled and non-disabled individuals are planning and In- itiating desired changes In communities where disabled persons Uve. FOR ADRIENNE BAR.BEAU, co-sw of Cannonball Run and wife of film director John Carpenter. Why did you ... euch • &oat time to ... married? -S.M .• Olvmau. WMhinltoa • Until J met John I never had the desire to march down the aisle. We were both past 30 at our wedding, and old enough to know our own minds. Before our marriage we decided that If any problem or crisis arose, we'd try to figure out what was happening. So far. so good. FOR .IOHN PHDJP SOUSA m (wrtter and ;rancbon of John Philip Sousa, "The Mmch King") Did you ewr w.m to be Ilk• ~ ...... th«? -T.K., ~N.Y. e No. Not In the lealt. My ~andfather d1d ewrythlng so well my siblings and J knew we could not emulate him . My father's fteld was wrting about spol1S and his children were not prasuriHi to take up music. I was drawn toward writing. If I have Inherited anything from my grandfather, it's his orderliness and scnM of humor. FOR COOKU DUGGAI.. hostess at Raga, Indian rest.au· rant Now that you're In America, how do you W about pn- mr ...... ~ (IUCh .. pour own)? -P .M •• Cantoa, Ohio • Even today, most m.aniaga In India are pre·•· ranged, and they usually work out well. If I had to do It al over, I would alee ll to happen ju.It the way k hap-- pened many years ago. AS Jhcy say In lndJa, "we fell In love after we got married." FROM 1HE •ASK" EDn'OR • AdlX &Mn Mone claims he wl1 never tire of telling the story of the time he lunched wth Richard &non at the Union Plaza Hotel In Lat Vegas. The wder suggested they try a new deJlc:acy on the menu -pig'• feet. Replied Burton, In a flash : "No thank you. It would be cannlballam for one ham to eat another" ... & seems as ( tho'¢ linger Anne M\D"f9V ls getting • bored wth her gi'l·next-door Image. ! Asked~~~dconsldermaJdngasoap commercial, she looked disappointed MumJy: In a lather over her Image. and suggetted 'by me on a beer ad" ... When Richard -cheec:b• M.itn. star of Chuch & Chongi Mee ~. was quizzed at a press conference on the pros and cons of computer dating, he Aki, after conald_.,. thought: "l've nothing against It -but only if the two computers are really In love." FOR CHRISTOPHER REEVE. or of ~pcrman D How did IMldnt &.perman U cllllr from m~ Super-,....? -v.s., u.ea., Pa. . e On Superman U we had a new drector. There ls no way I can compare the two films -the second one Is played In a different way, lighter and more romantic. & doa not have the kind of mythical overtones that over- shadowed the first one. As to the stunts, once you have learned the balics, It's all the same. h's juJt a question of improvtladon. FOR WIUIAM G. MILUKEN. Governor of Michigan ,.. ol Marcil 31, 1911, Mlchipn ............... lor . .. dd •· When cm• obtaa llllllCrucdoa on ID'*? -.1.S., ,,......,., Mich. • 1Atar gas coma wth lnSCrUdk>ns for UM and requires no formal training, but If you have any questions con- tact your local law-enforcement agency. R9mernber: tear gu devica can be uMd against you by an assailant and mlsUMd by ctuldren. Before pwcllaalng one, weigh the advantaga and disadvantages carefuUy. FROM ntE "ASK• EDn'OR • Now that Prtnce au.rt. has lost the Ude of "The World's Mott Ellglbie. Becheklr," we've been asked to come up with a'-of candJdata for the poeltlon. k - cording to a group of bachelor-ette.s we tnferviewed· on thls question, 10 deftnite possibilitla are: Burt ~: .... ~: Al hdno: Gowrnor """ Brown; w ..... ~; ..... tWMr: .w. ~ &; .Joe Namath; Tom W: Prince AIMrt ol MODllCO. PRO Leoa S. Rober18on, Mnlor raeardl alloclete, We <Ants for tt.lth Studies PROAnDCOO Va. Experlmentl find that, on the average, ttud«lts MllEJted to hlgl\ tchool driver education have no b.tNf driving" records than others. But lb.adents talmg the COW'M gm their IJcensea earlier than they would f they did not have high tchool driver educadon. When the COWNS wet'e abolilhed In nine Khool dllertctl In Conn«ttcut, lic.naure and aaha of drtwrl under 18 dedlned. drarnatbly. Ortver edaacaton .. using caxpeyas' money to ~ a Khool prosJam that lnCNalel the taxpayers l1lk ol being Injured or killed by tMn·age driven. Should High School Drluer &lucatlon Cotne9 Be Abollllh«l? ~~IJ Qimllel ~ ey ON! f'lll1, ~. Ra. ....__ ..................... .,., .. ,.., .... 14t ~-. ... '"' ......... w.111r •t• ........... .................... -----------------~-'--- • AOd up value or av1ngs tamps and enter total savings here • Redeem w11h purchase or products lfldicated TOTAL SAVINGS VOID VOID Without Without Silklence'" Shampoo Silklence'"' Conditlollef' Savings Stamp Savings Stamp VOID VOID VOID without without without Toni Savings Stamp Adom Savings Stamp Dry Idea• Savings Stamp MAXI-COUPON .1s a lloeneed property of Promotional Mattatlng Corp., W•tport, Conn. U.S. Patent 4, ~. -._, ... __ ------------------------ In the t¥ent that YoUf Mlu America s.vtnga Coupon IS ITllSll"Q. wri1e IO: THE GIUETTE COMPANY P.O. 80X61 BOSTON. MA 02199 p,....1nc1uoe your name. lddfMa and where you purchlled your~ · .The Winning Carol Burnett ·ways of By rTloty Elln 8otAMt E ighteen years ago, when Carol Burnett was a promising young . comedienne fast becomJng a star, her &tend and mentor Gany Moore made a prediction. ~A talent the me of Carol's • a tenbly ol!xed blessing ... he said. ..She has a d1fficult life ahead." . As It turned out, his forecast was accurate -but there was something he had overlooked. In daatbi119 Bur- nett's genius, Moore had neglecred to mention one of her !J'Ulest gifts: an uncanny mJent for smllng through the worst of times -and coming out a winner. CetainJy no one can Ignore ttllt talent now. Lasa spring, having waited five years for her libel suJt against the NatJonaJ EnquireT to come to trial, Bumctt emerged the victor -and was awarded $800,000 in damages. Things also have been iookklg up on .Burnett's once·troublad home front. Her oldest daughter, whO has under· gone treatment for a drug problem, is now starting to put her lte back to- gethet. And, as always. Burnett's Career l$ movtng forwerd. She recent· ly delighted audiences with her per· formance In the movie The Four Seasons and is now starring In Chu Chu and the Philly Flash . The secret, cxpJaJns Bumctt. 48, ls a posiltYe ettttude. "You have to have faith that there Is a reason you go through certain things," she says.' .. 1 can't say I'm glad to go~ pai1 • but; in a way,. one must In order to gm oourage·and realy feel )oy." One )oyous apertence. she says, has been playing the role of Chu Chu, an eccentric San Francisco street woman whom Burnett dacrt>a as "tough but wlnenble beneath tt aD." The same mix al sttenglh and senst- t.Mty seems to be c:haractcrtltic of Burnett as wel. In penon she ePi>an much ltaya and man subdued than she does on saeen. Shei Uio much prettia. Her r..eunrs, wi)9'\ not bmg dlltoct.d In the 0MIVtce al comedy, .. swpcilingly ddalle. Thia dom\'t mean, howewr, that Bum«t II too fraglle IO ~ up fcx ~ lhe be· bewl Jn. She'D &-"; ... you what lhe 1hJnka -ind how ..... . • e FAMILY WffitLY. ~ 1f., •1 eoth Burnett's strength anc1 tenderness have their source, no doubt, In her childhood. As the daughter of alcoholic parents, she ex- perienced pUl and learned endur· ance earty. She was raised by her g,andmother in a one-room apart· ment 1n HolJyv.tood, Calif. , and the family often bad to~ on welfare assistance for support. Fortunatety, "Nanny" was more than equal to the task of child rearing. '"She was the one stabilizing foroe in my Me," Burnett ~-Nanny &ho kept her charge in good spirils. "She had blue hai' and she used to take out · her teeth to make me laugh," Burnett recals, smlltng. '"She was a very at· tredive women, and I remember her S...,,.. lh a .tit on the Gany Moore Show and (abooe) In O.u Ona and the ft'9y Alllb: Sas,.. her a>kague Alan Aldo, "She can do anvthtng. " . youngiRn, .,..... out • deb fantmy life al the ~ "'°* thee-... 1 MW efgt1t mcMa a .-k; f d come home and p-.d I Wiii Btay Gr.bis and Ava Gardner." But the had no llttentlon of .,.formb 19 pro- fallonely -her m-n ... c:m9m' 8 in )oumalism -until the played the r<Me ol a hll>llly in a show at U.C.L.A. "It wes a comedy." she re- eds. "I heard the IBugtiter and the ap· proval .and It hooked me." ln 1954, folowtng her jun· k>r ~-at coBege, Burnett came to New York Cly whee, wWtl c:haracteristic de· termln'1ioo. she master- minded her own first break. Fed up wit\ discouragement. , she organized a ~ of 8990· dates at the Rehearsal Oub. where she lived, and they put on a rewe. She was discovered by an agent, and soon after signing wtth him she began appearing on television, first with ventriloquist Paul Winchell and lata as a regular on the Garry Moore Show. While wodcing for Moore, Bµrnett met Joe Hamilton. the producer al the series, whom she married in 1963. Hamiton went on to prod~ The Carol Burneit Show, whJch in its 11-year run won 18 Emmy Awards and consistently high NJelsen ratings. Today they're sdll IMng and worblg t99dher, their latest ooopenidve effort a televlsk>n special based on Burnett's .. Higgins farDily" characters which wlJI u on CBS this fall . '1'hey laugh at the ·same things," observes actor Tim Conway, a friend of the Hamikons. "I don't think jealousy has ever entered Into thelr relationship." A key fllctor In their happiness has been keeping a professionaJ attitude about their marriage. "We treat each other at work as if we're not married," Burnett explains. Besides. she adds, as producer, Joe Isn't In rehearsal constantly, "so I don't see him that much except at home." h thould be easy for the Hamlions to sepenn home and work now . L:a,t December they moved from their · botne Jn Beverty H1Ds to a ·condo· minlum on the Hawaiian island of Maui _. and Burnett co"uldn 't be hap- pm about •. 1MN's somedl1ng magical about an Island," she Ays. "It may take a day oc two oc three to wtnd down, but you find yound brathtng more slowty. I th.ink your body ...a that. your mbi nMds that." On Mew. the Harn*ons lead a quiet, famlly-c::ientaed ·-They .. d.ilncr wllh tlS ~ ewry nlJild .. """-.ut • 6:30. on the dot -on the dot," Bume1t aplalns. ..And tMre .. .,..,,... my.......,.. Of any dta1ntlon at the t.ble, ...... e.c.- wt.'I I wes ~ up that was the time when .,...._ would -.t to git ~at the ldda. And.YoU wonder9d why YoU w.nt to bed wlh • lump " your lllOmath .• (continued) • 10 mg~'tar;· 0.8 mg nicotine av. percign111. FTC Report M11:81. Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. On>; two ol Bumd'1 three da~· ten, Jod.y, 14, .. d F.m Kan. 13, .. llvtng at home. Cante, 17, who ,.. c.1dy Wt the Palmer Drug. AbuM Prcvmn n Houteon, now Ives on h• own In Loi Angeles .,d wodcs • a recepdonllt at a radio tt.elk>n. "Car· lie II almOlt 18 and the wants to be her own~.· Burnett says. "It'• that youthful ttq of 1 can do It.' She'• makSig her own way. Maturely, Momma warltS her to go to school but she won't do wd WU.. Cante wmu tt. And IOrtMdUng I leaned which they teach you In the Palmer Drug AbuM J>rowam II that d you can't be comfortab&e with what they want to do, you must release them. "She'• been feeing good about her· self," Burnett continua. '"She looks hedhler and every time I tall to her there'1 tomebody In there." 'Mth two younger da~ters em· beridng on adolacence, Burnett is ltlll very concerned about drug abuM - and determined to da something about It. Drug. are "the bWat wony evey parent hat today," the says. "l'm on a bandwaeon about the In· dustry," she adds. "I try to appal to my fdow petf0"1len ~ they do Q8t ~not to bait about It In publk:. We haw to git out and ftght. \IJt\lt we're trying to do II uve our kids' lives ... Burneu has UC> been on a band· wagon about the n8'WlpllPll' bulineu. She II giving pert of her Enquirer eet· dement to the Untwnila of Callfor. nla and ~ -wih the •uledon that It be t..t for the teaching ltUdy and~ c:I jo~ ethics. Burnett hes llid th• lhe Intends to f#ve al the money away (ii fact, the hat Mady dlOl8n the ch-). Still the says the would have lked to have ,.., her Enquhr damllglll remain at $1.6 mllllon {they were reduced kiter to $800,000) because "the more they're slapped with a fine. the more of a deta1eut It will be." Some editors .. c:oncemed that Bwnct'1 adt will be a d.aenent to hedoln of the praa. She ~: "The only people who are goklg to be hwt .. the ones who haw led. And they lhould be." 'Mth the bl IUl behaid her, at le.alt for the moment, (the Enquirer plans tb eppelll). Bumett • frw to focus on her caner. After_ !he ftnllh• 'Allll'-'f WftlU.Y, A.IOllll 11, •1 • 1 I I ffm~ the m'*-81 Anme, lhe'll be woriclng on a telr.1lk>n mow beMci on the We of Batrtce Jorgenson, a rt· formed llklohollc who ....-d • half. way houae In Loe Angela for women with drinking problems. Playing ~ wl offer Bwnett another opportunity to demonstrate the #t fer drama audiences have recently gllmpMd In such 1V movla as Fncndlv Fire and The Tenth Month. '"She can do anything," obMrva Alan Alda, who dncald Burnett In the comedy/ drama ftatute ftlm, The Four S.O.On1. '"She can work con· vlndngly In ju.It about aiy ltyle of ac- ting that lhe'1 c.aled on to do." Ewr In .. .ch of new chaDenga, BurrMtt aJlo plans to &tam how to fly an airplane: "When we go to the dlf· ferent HawaBan Islands there's only one pilot on the plane, and wldl my ~I'm ecpedlng him to have ptomaine polsonJng one day. I want lalons IO when they say. 1s there a doctor on the plane?' I can say, 'No, but I can land •.' In an emergency It wouJd be nice to know IOmt· llwt thing like that." .:. .11 Knit a ripple afghan on a circular needle &om left-owr 4-ply yams. Cnlt 955 has full knit directions. Kitchen sampler in bright aoss- stitch. Craft 322 has transfer: color cha.rt for 9" x 16. panel Easy.MW cobbler with applJ. quedowl ~Cnft41lhas pattern for one size (14-18), full directions. Adv•rti1em•nt Timely, Quick and Colorful Owmlng aOSHtitdl flowers trtm gum 1owek. Cnft ... hills transfer: color chart for 6 motifs.· Orde ti roses in a06S'Stilch for round or square pillow tops. Craft 296 has transfer for 2 motifs; color chart. Quaint and chanring doll tides rhe toaster. Cnft Ill has pmlttm pieces; fuD directions. Amuling~~ potholderL Cnlt 131 has transfer: full dlrec:tiom. Soft ~m dolls with easy- aochet clothes. Craft SIS1 has directions for 10" dolls. Crocheted slippers for tiny toes. Cnft 597 has crochet directions for 2 bootees. The Gingham DogandCalicoCat In simple applique stand v.etch on Baby's cowrlet. Cnft 453 has pattern pieces: full directions for 36" x 44• quilt Lacy star is fascinating to aochet. Cnlt 928 hasaochet di1eaions for 1Sinch center- ~ ' Slowing the Wh .lstle on Fede1al Waste By mlchcMtl o·Anton1o T wk:e a week, just before 11 A.M .• a nervous Federal Gov- ernment employee slips away from his Washir900 office to a co&e shop rie.by. . Across town, at pred9e1y 11, a pay phone mgs on Capitol Hil -and It's answered by a reporter from The Washington Post who's been waiting for the caD. The Fedeal worker has been teJephonWlg the reporter each week for a1moet two yess to describe the mlDions of dollan of Government Waste that he sees. Oh, he tried going to his superiors fnt. but they wouldn't listen. One day he decided It was time to blow the whllde. According to a Gowmment study ~ arty this ycar, nearly half of the nation's two million Federal workers wlness blatant fraud. waste and mismanagement In their own of· ftces. Some of these employees have stepped forward. Thcy'w pointed the finger at btlions of dolan In cost over- runs for mikary hsdwse; they've ex- posed faub In Government contract· Ing that have made overcharging and shortchanging comrnonp'-ce, and they've spotlighted cases of rampant sexual harashent In Federal offtca. But many of thete whl:9de blowers pay for their actions. They an often haralMd on the job. transferred, de- moted or !Wed. In the Government study. 73 percent of those who wit· nessed abuse said they l(ept their mouths shut becau9e they beJieved nothing wouJd be done to right the wrong. ald 19 percett were tOent bec:au9e they f...t rebt>udon . "'Morally, It was WOltt'l It. ~. rm not IO sure," says Joeeph Pam . a . former' Fed.al C011tiaall19 omc.- now In arty rethment. YJh8e work- ing for the Law ~t Allil-- mnu Adrnlnkaration (LE.AA.). Pate potnt8d out a Mries oE contract abuta and laws In the Government'• purchasing 9lljltem. Tadylng bGore commaees tn Congr ... P• showed how burauaats manewtred around laws lmldng and oontroling how they spend the GoYemment'• money. He explah.t how pwchMa wiae n.tthed thrOU!tt a IYIMfn of c:Mdc:a, wllh the )ultifk:mions for them followtng months latttr. And he showed how the Government roullnely faled to u.se and reuse existing supplies and equipment, opt- ing Instead to buy· all new matairials any time a new project or P'O!Pfll was started. '1be \Uelte I fOWld In Gowmment ts not just In CX>idlacts, tt's everywhere," Pate says. "You can ftnd dupll- c.adon and OYm&lftlng In the hlmg procat, and In the awscing of Gov- ernment pm." Not long after sMpplng forwmd, P• was~ thut off &om the tlow of work in his ol8ce. and eventually ofMnd early rethmmt at age 44 when the LE.A.A b.garl to tbut down molt ol Its operadons. lnltad of being offered a job in another ager'I· cy, Pate, wlh 20 years of Govan· ment ~·· WM aqueaed Into redrement. Pita's former POii at the LE.A.A., Robet Dlegebrwi, in.. that Pate's dep.NN WM routine, that et 44 he WM expendab6e in Wt agency that W8I aewrely cUlt1ng beck operadonl due to budget cuts. But Pate dairns that after he blew the whi9de he WCllS gJven a c:hok:e ol eilher-rttlrtng or working wlhout management support In in· toleabla c:ondldons. Unfortunltaly, P•'s experience II not unusual. Take the casc ol Ernest f'b.aerald, pehapl the best known Federal whBde bbwer. He exposed man! than $2 bOon In cost overruns In the . oontttuction of the rnilary's flHt ol CSA cargo planes, the biggest p&ana In the world. Abgerald .. he wM llmaly hounded from hil Job u a Pe11tagon COit-cutter. Flbgetllkl ewn- tualy sued his employer In Federal dilbtct court .ct won a pl.a back in GoYenrMnt service, but he has newr 1eglliiecl the ~-Wwl rola he ooce p&ayed In All Force procurement. Twelve years ._ he h lpOke up; Fbgaald says ltde has changed. 1he Gowmmn .. aa:ilptl d>- ltaodard eq~ment. and no one teem1 to can." Other famous whllde blowers In- clude Anthony Moms, Ph.D .. a Food and Drug~ adendlt who said the swine flu ~ expected In the mld-1970's wouJd newr ~ up and that Inoculations could be harmful. <Moma. now rednld from Government, works at a prtvatv con- sultant.) There 18 UC> William CUnscales, the GoVftnment ln- va191of wllo ~ Indict more than 100 ol6dak f« c:heattng tax- payers and was ewntually aled to a dak In a hallway where he does only paperwork and spends mo.a ol his time reading. And anonymous whisde blowers at the Pentagon have tipped off Wiscon-*' ~La Aspln, a Demo- aat, to mimon. In Defense Oepart- m.-nt wan durtng the put decade. Among the cxarnp&es are: servants for admirals and generU costing $5 rnlllon per year and subsidized pet care for the mlltary costing S 1. 4 mil- Ion pc year. Even when a whlsde blower is proOerl ~. he can ltlll be punished. Robert Tucker, who wori<ecl for the General Servica Adrntnistnltion In Ballon, reptMIJld contract abuses In renovation and a>nsb'Uetion jobs that cost th• Gowmment hundreds of thousands of dolan. G.S.A.'1 own In~ conftrmed what Tudc. claimed. Both men were then Ind. They went to the courts to get their )cJbs back and won. Tucker, who now works In another city for the G.S.A., is reluctant to tall about.his whlldc-blowing experience. Nervously, he says, "I 51111 see prob- lems... But ftve years after Tucker spoke up, he may soon see some posldve rauks. OfBdals at G.S.A. are working on new Nies and tlghbrr con- trols for contracts. The agency, which handles al nonmilltary Government purchases, may soon require cost comparisons and more extensive bid- ding for routine Fedeal purchasing. rr. fan toehop by mall •.• and eoeaeyl 0 YES f Ple•w ru.~h FREE Swin Colony Clh C•talog, S17.00 in DiJCUUnt Coupons and special f?ft Cheddlir Ch«'!iC! offl"f. YE : N•rM-----------fP!r ..... Prlnll Addttss---------- City I Sutt------Zip---- <Jhe Swiss (olof!Y 1 Origlruton of Food Gift:I by ~ ti~ 1926 1112 7th Ave. P.O. Bmi 800, Monroe, Wt 53566 Whistle Blowers a lot more assistance from the White House and other Government offices." Brady expecu that the new AdmlnJs.- tradon wtl try to do more to protea whilde blowers. But he's skeptical, addng, "They have to do.a lot more than make speeches. They have to change Jhe atmudes at the top. The President has to direct Cabinet mem- bers that business as usual won't do.'' because. Brady says, "if the attitude at the top ts that these people are to be frozen out, they wllJ be." Nearly everyone who has been a whistle blower, or worked with one. seems to agree that the bureauaatlc system tends to reward people who don't make waves and punish those who do. Whtstle while you work: Emat Fitz. geraJd tuti/tu before the Houu. "A besieged bureauaat has a choice," explains Clark. "If a ftttle guy comes to him with a complaint, It's often easier to squeae that person out of the Government than to deal with the problem." Govemment managers. up to the highest levels, consider loyalty an Important trait for employees. And altho ugh whistle blowers generally believe In the value of good Government and are only trying to protect taxpayer money, they are usually regarded as disloyal. Adds Clark, "'So the question for the em· ployees Is whether they must be loyal to their bosses, or loyal to the publk and the law." According to the Government Ac· countabiltty Project, 90 percent of whistle blowers cpmplaln ftrst to their Immediate supervisors and then work up the chain of command In thn de· partmen1S. The Aa:ountablllty Pro)ect counsels nearly all whistle blowers against going public unless their case Is dramatic. If they do go to the press, It's usually only after all Internal paths have been blocked. Prime places to 'leak' the story are, CBS's 60 Minutes, The Washington Post and The New York Times. Of course, not every person who comes forward with a complaint Is a legitimate whistle blower, and the people who deal with real cua are quick to point that out. Sometimes an employee tries to raise a smokescreen to cover hts own mistakes or crimes. tO • ,AMILY WUKlY, AUOU-t ti. 1'11 In other Instances perfectlontsts can see waste where more reasonable In· ' v~ators find none. 'There are ' some Don Qutxotes," says Inspector • Brady. "They think they're saving the world. but you can't tell what from." True whistle blowers must have courage. stllmlna and convk:tlon to follow their claims through the maz.e of Government offices that are sup· posed to resolve problems but which often compound them. Government managers can force employees to take psych1etric exams, dalmlng they are acting irrational. and then use the diagnosis to justify demotions or dis- missals. BoS&eS can make life tough for "disloyal" workers by transferring them to other cities, taking away sup- port staff, Isolating them from lmpor· tant projects or stmply tziklng their work away. The psychological toll of blowing the whistle can be •severe. Alan Westin, public law professor at Columbia University. has written a major study on whlstle-blowtng In business and industry, and It has been his finding that speaking up "is a terrl· bly unnerving, emotionally draining experience.•• There ls a bright side to the whistle· blower story. In 1978 the Government aeated the Fedmil Mertt System Pro- tection Board, In part to help shield whistle-blowing employees from retrl· but1on. In order to become more ef- fective. the board Is using the recent study of Federal workers who wit- nessed abuses. The AccountabUity Project ls also making Inroads on behalf of whistle blowers. Offering free legal aid, It en· courages empk>yees to step forward and works hard to protect them once they do. In several states, Including Michl· gan and Maryland, whistle-blower laws have recently been put on the books to protect workers In state government and Industry from being fired for speaking up on the public's behalf. And ftnaJ)y there ls a movement on Capitol Hill to write some strict laws to protect• whlstJe blowers. The Senate Judiciary Committee ls planntng hearings to discover possible ways to protect and encourage whistle blow· ers. CommJttee staffers say the group will consider everything from estab- lishing a spedaJ agency to provide counsel and legal protection, to bonuses, raises and promotions for employees who spotlight waste, mis· management and abuse. "There Is an enormous amount of retribution, In every department and agency, against whistle blowers," says Senate staffer Frank Sllbey. "I would be astounded to find one whistle blower who has been really protected. "But we're going to have some open hearings that hopefully are go- ing to lead to legislation, which hope· fully will mean things are going r111 to change." ILi - sa\em L\GHTS Sa\tm . L\G\-rrs 1oos UGHTS: 9 mg. ·!If. 0.7 mg. nicolile w. per t1g1rtn1 by FTC method: LIGHTS lOO's, 11 mg. Hiar. 0.9 mg. nicoune av. per cig1r1n1. nc Report DEC. '79 • ... 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In lbda • Sen Joee Sade ~ lnwe''9f'b• h Pl-...d more than 360 oolJege students wkh a questionnare on sleep habb, Identi- fying thoee who for six or more months had been short sleepers {no more than six hours) or long sieepa'S (ejght and a half houri or more), and who reported bmg satisfied wit\ their sleep. Subjects were then ~ a test designed to ..... their ability to think and rea1e>n auttvely. The test con- tained. questions such u, "What would be the resuk d ewryone sud· denJy lost the abtltty to rad and W!b?" Each penon tested was asked to generate u many OOfl.9'Quences as polli>le to the liuatk>n poMd by the Item In a two-minute period. Results showed tbal the long~ aver- lged the highest tcores on the ability to think aeadvcly. There are, of course, p&enty « exceptions In the general population. 2. False. In further San Jose State lJnJvesity studies of penonallty djf. f erenc:es between long and sf:lOlt OFF THE COUGH '7,.g ~ cough bemga, 1Mv71 help Yoau oough," a friend adui.a. I take them, *tee I've always thought nu. penon ucrv w• la. They mUlt bs good, becouae they tOlte As though wd medlc<*d. The /uma that leow mv mouth b,.i ~ ... apen ..... md ..... Mwl mo.·.t tt\lt ft:Jrt • ..,.. aw:nge trgnti- canW hid* lwell ol worry -.I anx• ............ -11. .... ck-.1 • cf*' IOUl'Cle ol ~ slon: an.xlety about how tha achleYc- menb were evaluated by others. S.. True. And wt1'e the .. owk" ~ haw matt fun geatng"ttw matt mie- age out ol ....,_ •• pul!IUltl and ac· tlvlles, Uiiwnly ol flcdda tbldla of the characteristics of bodl ~ show that the "Jerics" haw a dedrled edge in ocher dcpartruents. 1lleY wee found to sleep better, were less sub- ject to insonuUB ()I" fifuJ tomlg and spells of wakening In the rU!ilt and, as a rau.lt, awakened more rated, feel- ing more fit and able to face the rtgon of the day than the .. owls," who slept later In the morning. The "tarks" were also found to have fewer physical problems~ such as suteeptibility to ailments and various lndlsposliona. 4. True. Even the dwnc:ter of dreams tends to be entirely different during daytime sleep. University of ~orrua ttudia show that while n1ghttime sleep can. produce drearm which are exdtng, action-packed, oolorluJ or teduc:ttvely romantic, daytime sleep tends to produce dul, passive, laddUlter and completely unlnterating dreams, whkh -If you were a sleepwalker -you'd undoubt· edly walk out on. And studies con- ducted by a team of bebaVioral Iden· tistS at Italy's UnJverslta di Trento In· dicate that If something that Is Impor- tant to be remembered Is absorbed just before retirtng, nighttime sleep can fdtate the recaJI processes, but daytime Miep did not have the 1W1 same effect. -... Too dON to me are hatMI. And more than that, as I was told, They help mv cough, I'd .av now. In /ot:t thev #lelp mv cough to much h~ ~a block awav now. -RJchard Armour If you're upeet by the calarnrsa ol your hfc , )u9t remember how dumsy Naiw. ts -nJght k"Pf faling and day keeps breaking. -Frank TJlflt!' You probably knew f al the time, but I }ult leomed that the /ht banksr In the WScf K4at UIOI coled The Loan Ranger. -Paul Scoann LET 11IEM EAT CAKE To me f .-ms a lrtle /unnv. In foct, deddedlv ~9 That "dough" ahould be Q word /ot moMy WMt1 Mig OOlb en what lrMp ~· -Ruth Otodwlclc You probebly take~ your doctor pracribes to feel better, to combat in- fec:tioa. to ~ pain. or to bdp you 1leep. But drup often cause side effects. This-new, casy-to-undermnd book reveals the side dl"ec:u be:fme you start taking your prescription. Here att some oC the 200 drup in this boot listed in alphabetical order. Adlromycin Oemulm lsopto Actifcd Demerol Carpinc Orinasc Aldacuzidc Duednnc lso.rdil <>made AJdlctone Diabincsc Kdln Spanub Sall.llCMin Aldomct Diamox Kena log Onho-Seconal AJdoril Digoxin Kwell Novum Sodium Ambcnyl Oilan1in Lanoxm Ovral Scliun Amcill Dimctanc Laro1id Ovulen·21 Septra Amoxil Di meta pp l..a5ix Panmycm Ser-Ap-F.o; Ampic1lbn Diuril ubru & Parafon Serax Aotivcn Oonnatal l.tbnum Fonc Stnequ.an Aprcsolinc f>oriden Lidcx Parcgonc Soma Aristocon Orixoral L.omot1I Pavabid Sorbiuatc Atarax Oyazidc l.o Ovrat Pmtids Stclv1ne Atromid-S E.E.S. Maaodantin Pc1t-Vcc-K Suda fed Benadryl Ert.hromycm Mandclaminc Pcrcodan Sumycm Bcndectin Ela vii M11rax Pcriactin Synalar Bcntyl Elixophylhn Medrol Pcritratc Synalgos-OC Benyhn E-Mycin Mcllaril Pcrsaminc Synthroid Benzedrine Enduron Meprobematc Phcnaphcn Tap met Biphctaminc Equagcsic Mcprospan Phcncrpn Talwin Butazolidin Equanil M\11own Phenobarbital Tedra I Carbrital Erythrocin Mincx:m Polaraminc Tcnuatc Ka~I~ Stea.rate MOntSLal Polycillin Tcrnmycin Cafcrgot Erythromycm Motrin Poly-Vi-Aor TctnlC)'dinc Cata pm Estdrix Mycolog Prcdnisonc Tetracyn Chloral Etrafon My~utin Preludin Tetrex H)<dratc .. iorinal Naldecon Endurets Thorvinc C.hlor-A agyl Naprosyn Prcmarin Thyroid Tri~on Fulvictn Ncmbutlll Principen Tablets Coly-Mycin S Gantanol Nitro-Bid Pro-Rant hinc Tofranil Com bid GeMcillin-Nitrobon Proloid Tolinuc Spamulcs VK..00 Nitroglycerin Pro\.Cfa Tranx.enc CompaTtnc Ha Idol Nitrospan Pyridium Triavil Cord ran Hyderginc Nitrol Quaalude Tri-Vt-Aor Coumadin Cyclospasmol Hydrodiuril Nitr05ta.1 Quibron Tuss-Ort\Mk Dalmanc H yd roprc.t. Norgcsic Resrcxon Valium Darvocct-N Hygrocon Norinyl Reserpine V-Cillln K Darvon Uosonc Norlcsuin Ritalin Viblllmycin Ddtamycin lnderal Novahlstif\( Robaxin Vistaril OemcTol lodocin DH Robuisal Zomax Hydrochloride Io na min Omn1pcn Robitet Zyloprim upset stomach. These drugs cause such side effects as faintness. blurred vision. dCICfallitld sweat- ing. diarrhea. dizziness. drowsiness. dry mouth. dry nose and throat. fluid reten- tion. weight gain or loss. depression. fear- fulness. headache. insomnia. itching. nasal conpion, hean palpitations, and You can save money by asking your doctor to prescribe drugs with gmeric names listed in the book. instead of expensive brand names. OrdeT this larte- 8W x I 1 •• compn:hcnsivc book now! -----AD out and Mall the coupoa todayJ--·•t-. __ __, I ~ I ' • ' d'I•. 1 •• 1 P.0-Box· 252' ~PFW·9 ",.._, '-* Paddree City. Ga. 30269 0 I enclose SJ. 99 plus Sl.00 shipping and handling. Send me nw Silk F./ftcu Qf Pre- s"'iption f>rug.f. NarM ----~~~---------~- State----------Zip ----- ---------.--..--.--,----------~-------- I ~ S,, ma due. The mlnd dozes In August lazy. hazy ham- mock daydreams, A Midsummer Night's Dream with crickets, easy-to-take film fantasies, SUMl.ng. &hing .... It's too hot to • • argue when the only energy problem seems to be c:ha!Dng yourself out d that lawn chair. But sometimes what you hear seems as contradictory as that old clchi. "cold dav In July." Witness those opinion poll that ask whether the publk wants energy or a healthy environment Nuclear power? You bet ... but not here. As 0 Henry put it ·~ strow oote only shows which U10Y ~hot air blow&" - ....... poU.....ct? The problem tan't )ult th«po&J.. ll'• thollt old Amatcan hM>tt of wmldng to....,. your aboa cake whie dtlng ll, too. Wdl, ~e'a • re&ablng fact: Yoa can .._. ......., Uld • decent awlrODmeDt. Tab Mobil'• new Cabello Rojo (red hone) coal mint ln Gllldte. Wyomi.ng. We condnuoully replecc IOIJ on one Ack of th« mine as we dig on the other. "1'Mn the earth ls contoured, ltl toP901l canfu.Uy replaced. and the uu seeded wtth nat.iw gn11a Rauh:• new "old"~ when wlkWfe-and humant-can fttl right at home. --=- Q. I , 'I ' ~ .. "Your dog ls biting my leg. Would you coll him off: A. Now B. Soon C. Ne~?" Hltll ..... Here's a horse of anoehercolor. Enulronmento/istson tiny Soble lsJo.nd off Nooo Scodo ore using Mobil funds lo rebuild dunes wom down by winds thaJ constanlly scour the island. The dunes are also being filled with tnlnsplanted vegetation which will help hold them together. This will preserve the habitat c:J the Island's most famous residents-a herd of wild horses whose ancestors may hlJVe swum lllhore centuries ago from a shipwrecked Spanish galleon. We' re also preserv- ing the offshore habitat, where MobU Is carefully drilling for oU and natural gas. Swfe .. , But how about ope1Clutw In wmten doeer to borne? Mlle _. ..... u .aoo....._...u. .... -..drOled .. u.s ........ ~-.·so.. tMr. Mw beea fewer tlaaa ha.If a doaea aajor eplla.. AU were promptlp deeMCI up eDd there wu no ,.........t dame .. to the eavtroament. And the fkh? They're thrlYlng around olshoft rigs. ~ they accept them 81 natunl reefs. feeding OD the marine lfC)Wth dinging to p&.tfonn legs. The UI~ ldeo, ae CH 9tt It, .. to,,,,,.,,~ ~ ~ uihll~ prat«tlng nature:lt'O t.U ttu. kJad of oomproiNle to get America beck on the high eMf1W roed ......_ U you want IUCh ..,.. balance In our country'• ltfe-Mnd • poltcard (or bettar, • letter) teWng your elected o8klals In VlMtdngton eo. They'll get the p6cture. W. a f-t The oil Industry has lnwsted nearly Sl8 billion In air. water, and land environmental lm~ts since 1970. 1 Slzzlln' Good ~becue Suppeta 8y rTlattlyn ~ This w~ I have composed a coUec&n of redpa that you might JM to try for an upoom· Ing outdoor dinner. A few sim- ple marinades and butklg sauca, a succulent lhlsh kebab, a superb ttuffed fish and some ever~ vegeta- ble dishes, might readily f1r In with your menu planning. ZUCCHINI SPECIAL 6 aipe (about l'n ... ) thinly ... mc:chWlqUMb a .... .,_,....,eus1a..,.. l .......... dow prllc. minced 'n ti UP UH bell .....,., CNlhed l•til., _...._ _ _..,... l cam (6 t . oea.) ,, ... w. cocbd )uk:e l tMil11paD11 eo1....,da 1,4 1 'DINU ... 1. In 2-qust 18ucep&n, combine zuc- chtni, green pepper, garlJc,.basll and but- ttir. 2. Heat to bolling; reduce hat. cover and simmer 10 mlnuta or until jwt ten· der, lltlrrtng occ:a9onally. Combine re- maining Ingredients; Mir until unooth . Stir into vegetable mixture. S. Cook, ltlning until mblturc bcMls and Is thickened. Maka about 4 CUJ», 8 Mnlln91 OIQGINAI. CRAZY BARBECUE SAUCE ~cup Worc1111rtlme ew:e ~cup ..... ""cup--.Cl6ie 'i4CllP ............. 1° "JllM-1~ 0 5 --1,4 T 1 " a a• ..__. w.dl ,.,,. 1. In medlum·slze saucepan, combine all Ingredients: bring to a boU. 2. Reduce heat and simmer. uncovered, 20 minutes: stir occ.aslonally. 3. U.. u . a t.dng sauce for chlcbn, tteaksorh.,,,. 6 aipe (..._. I •• )._. ....... l cup .... celery lCllP .... ... l 1 ''up n• dla"td ..-.V ~ 111 rp a• °"9llftO a..v-, awhed. I ••••••a •• ....,._.....,. l CM(l~w.) ca t111rt ~ol ............ l ........... c.lt ........ l•Q' ,a_..__.,_ •artdNw 1. In 2-qu.i 1811~, combine egg· plant, celery, onion , pslley, oreg11nO end butter. l . HMt to bo611ng; Nduce halt, cowr n cooll 10 '° 12 rt:*\uaa. Add tern111n· Ing b'l9Ndlant1; red1.1c:e heat •nd llnlrMr 5 to 8 "*''*'· Mam about 4-'h e:upt, 8 llO JO MVinQt BEER LOVER'S BASTING SAUCE ltc•h••cw._....._...., 'i4 0 •a• 4ry ~ powdlr "' ........... powdlr "' cup c:hll ...... ~ -.,..... ~---~cup~ I a.'bfllfJllM •· ........... ltr•I s .. .._,_.or...., 1. In smal bowl or blender, combine al in - wedlcnts; Mir or procea until blended. 2. &wh sauce over sparat,s, pork chops or chicken during lut 30 minutes of~· Ing. A fine battc forkid>asa MU$9also. Maka 11h c11p11 SHISH KEBAB 1 ...... c1 ............ a111..- cl ............... Clllt lllto l~-IDdlC-. \4 c-.cbJredwtne Few IWtlCa hehJv ~ bleck ,..,.r "' , Ill• Alt !,ta-. ....... l,t 'C 1p a aa ar..-o ...,,_, crwihed "'Cllip .. ol I,\ ............... opdoftel .,..~,.,,..~ 9 dMrTJ eoe-.. or .... ,._ or ..,,. .. • to 10 __ ...,.._,Of . ti) 10 .....c1 .......... ,.... .... ceea..ain....,._._ 1. Have butcher prepare meat or bone and cut It younclf. l . Combine dry red win•. pepper, salt. onions, ortgln(>, olive oU. gstlc and . cayenne. 3. Place lamb cubes In stalnlea, glllll or porc.elaln container. Pour merinadc mix· NN owr mat. mixing W911. Cowr and p&ace In ~ator for at lealt 6 hours. 4. ~outdoor wtll or Mat broOcr. Threed meet on ~ and broil und donca1dand . 5. ~ eomatoa, onJon and ween pepper squsa together and start brol1tng when meat Is half cooked. 6. Serve shlilh Mbeb Wld vegctablel on • bed of net or ~ur pOaf. MaJ.6~ Recipe froin Ed. Bebedait, prq>detor ol The &.Uc.an Armenian ltataur•nt tn New Votk Cly, a~~ for nearly 70 yelrl. . . . ItS new. ItS 6eige. . ~''rt ~ Ambassador's Sporty $ Deluxe JACKET Euft*-It up ........ flc:tl ...... duplcetls .. loak of ......... Run,., .... _ Lit• .......... --...... lddallln. 1Nia ...................... --~ ....._._,_ w ._ llw .. ,.. _,..our Ina 1 ... kfililldloHll ••e la ectu.lr -MF,., We've crafted It of PVC, a miraculous fabric ~ .. LOOK ......... FEB. ot LEATHER.. This mabWta1 sheds wai. and shrugs off acuffa and It ...,... goes the real thing one better -just wipe It clean with a damp cloth, and forget expen8Ne dry-deaning bills. Your jaoket will stay this soft, thla lustrous season after eeaonl Chooee from ttw9lt versatile, ~ng cob'S: warm Butternut Tan....rich ButaundY .. .and gc>wlth- everythlng Bone. With Its tlmel8ea styling and flattering flt, this jacket ta aunt to become an lndlaoenSable pert of your wardrobe -at less than S20 eech, you may want one In fl'tfllY coloft r.ctl .......... ...., ...... ... .... ......,tcadalala.t ......... . ......., C181••••t ~--FLATTERING PRINCESS LINES slim you beeuttfulty .• ghe 'fOU/I JacMt a s~ "custom" flt ~--DOUBLE NEEDLE TOPSTITCHING. An ex~lng "extra" touch that lends a crisp, tailored look to ~~CED BUTTONS. Colof. matched buttons have a aepatate button eewn on the back to keep them aecurelY In olaoe.. SELF TIE BELT neatty wraps up the look. In the same rich color and auoole kldekln look as the jacket. • FtJL.L Y LINED wfth smooth nylon taffeta. Even the sleeYes are lined, ao your jacket slips Oh eeally C'Nf/I bulky clothing_.won't wrinkle 90ft dresaee. 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All 111 ........ •t1a.10KwtidadDirorJllllll' ....., .... -----------0 SEND FME CATALOG Heme ____________ _ ~------------City ____________ __ 9'a•• Zip.__ ____ _ LL-.1111& ... c-.... ..... lack to School - lnStyle Would You Like A Nonnan Rockwell Collector's Edition Mug For $4? As part ol Ul lldffrtilina pro- gram cOOuniuioned by Tea Co.poratioo ot America. we will send a Norman Rockwell CoUcctor's Editioo M• co 11ny reader ot tlU publicarim who respoods to this notice b_v mid- night Sepcanber 28 for the sum ot S4 plus S 1 ahipPna and handtin&. There i$ DO fur. ther fjnanc:di! oblipf¥m That mup rea~ Nonnan Rock- well's famed family '1 four sea- IODS scenes in glowin& colors ' on a ~ ot ·hilbea quality pure white porcdain. Each 10-oonce mug is biP lilt*d with 22-bral sc>ld trim- ming on rims and handles. P\eae .iodicl&e c:hoic:e d ~ from: Spring"s Young LoYe. SlaDIDetCamival. Fall School Days. otWinlerM~wbm you make YOU! ~·. °"·. )'Oii MOypwe/me ·~ «litiOll of o/l/oflr fora lp«iol pri~ofSJJ, wpayolillt~ ping tutd ltaNlli"I· Yo11 .saw $7 O"Hr tltl ilttJivUJ114/ prie«. These collectcr'a mup are a beaUtifuJ way 10 .ave favorite beverqea and make valued gifts. This program is being cooducud aimultaneou.sly in odler pohlicahnns If you see it in more dwi me, please let as know as this infonnaDon is 'imporwJt 10 us. Should you wiah to return your Norman ltoc:twe1I nwp, refunds will be promptly.~ There will. be a strict limit oltbree ICU (or 12 collector editi<lll mup) peT address. No requests will be accepted ptlSt midni&fn ~ tember 28. Any cbecb post- mal'Md later will be returned unc.eshecl We will alto accept credit card qrders. Just give us tbe name ol the card, ac:cow>t number • eq>iratioo date. Or. send appiopc iau sum ~ pther ·wilh your ftmQle aDd addftu to: Tat Corpomloo ol America, Mug AdvertisiQa Propam, Dept. •NR-300. 390 Pillle Roed. HUIJtinsioo Valley. Penns,tvania l 9006. .. .... ,.~,- cun1NGONN AN OLD SAW Sony to spoil it for you , but in her new book, How Do They Do That?. Caro- 11 n e Sutton explains, among 150 other things, how magicians saw a woman in half. The fact Is. the Uluslon involves two women. When the props are brought on stage, one woman is already hidden Inside the table on which the box rests. (Although the tabletop appears thin . the underside angles down- ward to make space.) When the woman on stage cbmbs Into the box. the other one climbs up Into the box through a trap In the table and pokes her feet out of the end. She curls up wtth her head bent forward between her knees while the other woman draws her knees up to her chin. Th us, only an empty space lies in the pathway when ~the magician begins slicing . LOY .. AWQATOR STYLa For months now. letters have been pouring in ask- ing, .. What Is the sex life of an aDlgator bke?" WeD, be- cause you asked for It , we called Kent Vliet, a grad ~~;/#; '> . ~ ) student at the University of Florida who, With zoologjst Walter Auffenberg, spent the past year underwater, five feet &om the gators, unobtrusively observtng their courtship habits. Each April, reports Vliet, as the female alligators bask ln the sun, th• males begin a series of ritualized strength tests -like push· -----=-- Ing each other underwater -as if to show off for the ladies. After a whUe . the fe- males get Interested and come down to check out the muscles of their pro· spective suitors for them- selves. "Any male she can force underwater too easily, she quickly loses Interest In ," soys voyeur Vliet. 'The ones who put up a good fight she11 be more recep· tlve to when It comes to ac- tual mating later." Sounds more lntel'flttng than a movie and plZ:za on a Saturday night to us. TIP TIPS Remember the day when tipping was a reward for good service ("tip" origi- nally stood for "To Insure Promptness") rather than an obligation to dole out whether you got the red- carpet treatment or were merely swept under the rug? John Schein remem· bers. and 10 years ago founded nppers Interna- tional, an organization to demystify tipping. Schein now puts out all sorts of tipping parapher- nalia, like the com pre hen· slve "Gulde for Tipping," which answers every con· celvable question on who and how much, &om a wd· re:ss at a buffet (10 percent if she just brings drinks and clears dishes) to the paper- boy ($5 or $10 at Chrt:st· mas) to a Russian bellhop (30 kopeks per bag). For more lnformatloo write: Tippers International, P.O. Box 2351, Dept. FW. Oshkosh. Wls. 54903. A PIX Oii UllRCIU A hormone produced by the brain and pttu!tary gland may explain why regular •xadle can be both pleasunble and ad- dictive and why athletes feel the pain of exerdN less than nonexerdsers. The hormone, beta-endorphin, Is pro- duced In response to strenuous activity and ls e natural opiate -producing ef- fects similar to those of morphine. ln a test of joggers and nonjoggers, Or. Lee Berk of California's Loma Unda Univer- sity found that those who jogged regu· larly produced beta-endorphln more , -a..r quickly and In far greater amounts than ~t ~ the nonjoggers. ... 'Thls may explain why runners feel so good after working out -the 'runner's high,"' says Berk. "It may also explain why a regular jogger am feel blue after miss· Ing a day or two. The beta-endorphin level drops, and the runner suffers a feeling similar to morphine withdrawal." BIRTHDAYS (All Leo) Sunday -Eydie Gonne 49; Frank Gifford 51. Mond8y -Robert De Niro 38. Tuaday -Robert Redford 44; Shelley Win- ters 59. Wednesday -JUI St. John 41 ; WilUe Shoe· maker 50. Thunday - Isaac Hayes 39. Frtday - Kenny Rogers 40; WUt Chamberlain 45; Count Basie 77. Saturday Valene Harper 41 . BAllY TALK Have a question on how often to feed your new baby, or what the symp· toms of colic are, Oil how long an Infant should sleep? Try callng The Beech-Nut Inf ant Nutrition Hotline. a toDfree general information source on baby care. The HotLine Is not an emergen- cy sezVlce and won't give medical diagnoses, but It will match your question wkh one of 65 different tape recordings prepared by well-known medical ex· perts. Questions not cov- TRIAL MARRIAQlr JURY STILL OUT Living together before marriage Is often seen today as a prerequisite to a successful reletlonshlp, and the practice has tripled over the past decade. with about 1.5 million unmar- ried couples now bvtng together. However, a new study In Psychology Today says that couples who bve together before marriage are just as likely to get divorced as those who don't. In 197~. two U.C .L.A. psychologists Interviewed 159 cou· pies apply!ng for marriage licenses, about half of whom had lived together. Four yean later, they checked up on 77 of the couples. Thirty-one percent were d ivorced . with the rate the same for cohabitants and noncohabit.ants. Among the cou· pies still married, both groups expressed equal marital satis- faction. The cohabitants seemed less likely to bicker but had more problems with alcohol. drugs and Infidelity. ~ ~ndOn. Katt_thlte: FmJd~~ er Hant! IOO, I I Ph:.. 011or. Mr"bf •kn r m . ~ ,,Of. Ga• lhtl. " The New1peper Mtgaz/nt !reef~ J~r'9~~1i,;~~l ~r~ Ja=. Minay s:r~:r~i\ft ~oc; "'' L•1tlll~fotl A .. ~ ""' ,.,.. N Y. roan t:frfi' ~nhe mer. ont bu\lm' Chairman ·~ Publlaher ~ ~ F'°"', JQtwl Monon rank ton. onnan l:.Oblenl. M•ti Summer. PrHldtnt and Anoe. Publlahtr ff~' °'FF'· Paluck M un.My I , ~ ftll Ille' . t, . I<,..,,.,.,. Vic.Prtl~t~. 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