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Home My WebLink About1980-08-22 - Orange Coast PilotDBlamed Override ·Nixed; For 3 Fires Bergeson Vows Iii Niguel Area Tax Index Fight ;lllderson Choices? Sources close to independent presidential candidate John Anderson say he has narrowed his 'Vice presidential can- didate choice to (from left) Boston Mayor Kevin White. former Texas Rep. Barbara Jordan and Wisconsin Gov Patrick Lucey. BJ FllEDE&IC& SCHOEMEHL °'-~"-'--A 24-year-old UC Irvine medical student and bis 27-year-old wife were found bludgeoned fo deatb lmlde a Laguna Niguel residence Thursday niabt. The bodies 'ol Keith Eli Har· tlnaton and his wife, Patrice Aane, were discovered about Three Niguel Fires Blamed On Arsonist 6 : 30 p. m. by Harrington's father, Roger HarringtOn, who had returned to the Niguel Shores residence following a sbort trip, accorcbng to Orange County Sheriff's Department Lt. Andy Ramero. The elder Harrington also was an occupant of the residence, Ramero said. Both bodies were found lying in.bed with "massive trauma to the upper body," including the head, Ramero said. Tile exact cause of death, hewever, ·ba s ·not been established. be said. pendin~ further studies by coroner's dep- uties . Ramero declined to disclose whether the'-bouse.or the room in which the bodies were found showed signs of a stnaggle. He would only 588 that in- vestigators have not yet de- termined a motive for the double slayangs. "It's very strange," Ramero commented. Niguel Shores where the house is located at 33381 Cockleshell Drive is a private community where resident.a and guests must be cleared by a guard for entry. Ramero said detectives at tb1I staae d the investi1atlon bad no way of knowtn1 whether the Harrlnaton• were acquainted with their attacker or attackers. Another immediate unknown ..-....--be 11ld, .... u1'0w 10iig lhe ~ rldltCJDI bad been dead. Ramero said they were lat teen alive earlier in the week (8ee81AYING8, Pase AJ) ec Aviatio• Pioaeer McDonnell's Founder Dies ST. LOUIS CAP) -James Smith McDonnell. one of the last of America's aviation pioneers and the builder or one or the world's largest aerospace com- panies, died today of complica- tions from a stroke s uffered early in August. McDonnell, 81, died at his home in suburban St. Louis Botn in Denver on April 9, 1899, of an Arkansas familyi ~~ nell attended high school in LlWe Rock, Ark. He graduated from Princeton in 1921 with a degree in physics an4 later received a master's degree in aeronautical engineering from Massachusetts I nstituteofTechnology. Following work that ranged from test pilot to engineer for other firms, McDonnell rounded his company at Lambert Fieta in Flies Battled SAN JOSE <AP> -Efforts to stop an infestation of Mediterra- nean fruit mes continue in Santa Clara County, with agricultural omcials planning to double the number of sterile flies they are releasing each week. • St. Louis in 1939. He then bad 12 employees. ' Jn 1979, McDonnell Douglas Corp. reported earnings of $199 million on sales or $5.3 billion with a $10.88 billion order backlog. During World War II. McDon· n ell Aircra ft Corp. expanded rapidly but devoted most of its ef- forts to subcontracting work for larger manufacturers. ....BefDre the end of the con.met, however. McDonnell had begun lo design one or the earliest jet planes. a plane which would pro- pel the United States Navy into thejetage. McDonnell, known as "Mr. Mac" to employees; also was proud that bis company's Mercury a nd Gemini s pace capsules helped put the first men into space. An early believer in space travel. McDonnell began work that led to the space capsule's de· ve1opmenl even before the gov· ernment allocated any money to it. His greatest pride was that both the Mercury and Gemini series of flights were completed without the loss or a man on a space trip. succu•s AT 11 Air fltoneer McDonnell Bergeson to Try ·Again Senate Fails to Override Indexing Veto Assemblywoman Marian Bergeson promised today that she will launch a second attempt early next week to override Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's veto Of her income tax indexing bill. An attempt late Thursday by the Senate to do just that failed on a 47-21 vote. earlier this summer. But Brown, who predicted the bill could bring financial chacJe in future years, vetoed it. Aides to the Newport Beach Republican claim the aovemor put on a full-court press in the last week to woo Dem9(:rata to bis side. Many Democrats abltalne<\ Crom voting. The Newport Beach represen. tatlve's effort to place tbe index- ing bill permanently in the state lawbook miased by seven votes of reacbinc the required two-o _:fnaee& R--•ed thirds Senate approval fot' an ~ -e ~~- override. MANILA, Philippines <AP) - But Jin. Berseson said she A u .s. Navy 1bl_p todu JJlcked wlll~aln next week. -up '28 Vltitnamese refUI"' from Tll• blii, whicb would provide a boat tldrift in tbe Sovtb CldDa for annual adjmUn1 of Income Sea, brbalina to m tbe tGtal tax br~ for inflation, wu number ~ riftas.., reKUld In appro'Wed unantmoualy by both leu tban 24 bOIU'I, a Navy the full AIMmbly ud Senate 1poke1man repor\ed. A 1979 law, also by Mrs. Bergeson, provided income tax indexing but tbe bilJ had a two- year sunset clause inserted in it. The bill expires in 1981. . ln bis veto message last month. Brown said the Le1isJature should wait util next year to decide whether to make indexing a permanent state law. He cited the unstable ffODOlll)' and a "Sl billion to 92 blllloa shortage the state fat.'fll." Mn. 8'raeson aaid if her 11'19 bill la allowed to e.xpire it will mean tbe state ia belptn1 itaelf to uecreUuJncr.eu.. -"Uthe eeanomy la uncen.tn, we either have to cut aemeea or propoee an bonelt, -aboveboard tu ~." 1be 1aMI. ''Tbis mo ta anosant a.ud insemttlve tq1be~clut." • ' Mortgage Rate Dip Credited LOS ANGELES (AP) - Reflecting temporary lower home mortgage rates, the Consumer Price Index for Los Angeles and OrangecountiesdecreasedinJuly for the first time in l wo years, dip- ping by six-tenths of a percent. However, prices ror th.,.egion remained 15.8percentabovethose inJulyl979. And the decrease may be only short-lived. Meantime, the €Pl for tDeSan Diego metropolitan area, which is published bimonthly, s howed prices there rose only 0.1 percent since May-thesmallestincrease since the Labor Department began keeping s tatistics on the area inJanuaryl978. The San Diego mciex was 14.3 percentaboveitslevelayearago. ··Lowerhomemortgages finaJJy began tosbow up in the CPI, "said Faith Heinemann, director of the Bureauof Labor Statistics here. Al their peak this year. mortgage rates soared to 18 per- cent. By last month they had dropped to 12percent, but are now edging up again with loan rates averaging between 13 percent and 13,,.. percent. Th.is increase is ex- pected to be renected in a higher CPI lor August. The cost of homeownership for the month dropped by 3.3 percent in Los Angeles and Orange coun· ties, while the cost of renting an <See PlllCES. Pa1e AZ) Coast Weather Mostly SWU\Y Saturday' except for overnight cloudiness lasting until m i d -mornins. Lows tonight 62 at the beaches and H Jnltnd. HJgbs Satu.rdaY 74 to 83. -·- '1 I ............. BILLY CARTER'S LAWYDS CONFER AT HEARING Henry Ruttt .Ir. (left), Stephen Pofl•k Vote Unaai•ous Committee Vetoes OC Charter Plan 8 y GLENN SCOTT • -otO.-v.MY~~--A blue-ribbon commission de- cid ed Thursday that Orang<: County government does not need a charter. Commission members, who were appointed by the Board of Supervisors to investigate the politically sensitive question. voted 8-0 against a c harter claiming a dvantages of a c harte r don 't outweigh it s shortcomings. "he) told consulta nt John . .;anger and staff aide Robert J . Huntley to draft a final report to the s upervisors that would wrap up the pros and cons of a charter a nd then ex plain the com- mission's recommendation. That report is to be reviewed by the commjssion at a 5 p.m. meeting, Sept. 11 at lhe county Hall of Administration. Sanger. howe ver. repeatedly urged the comm1ss1on to focus on some or the specific issues that led to their recommenda- tion. such as whether the power to make appointments to the board would be considered an advantage of a charter. Otherwise. he said, "I would not be satisfi ed as a reader a bout how the commission jumped from the (acts to the conclusions." B ut the commission e r s avoided s u c h a detail e d analysis, claimin g that there would be little agreement. terpreting the commission's -OJ>inions.-----· -• Commission chairman Bruce Sumner said after the meeting that the panel realized over the course or several meetings, that the charter didn't accord the freedoms of home rule formerly anticipated. He noted counties such as Orange that use st ate-mandated bylaws instead of ind ividual c harters have received more flexibility through recent state legislation. The commission also was con- cerned about charte r require- ments that force a ll proposed c hanges in the structure of a government to become . ballot measures, Sumner said. Re said s uch requirements mak-e governments reluctant to change even wben they .should. Irvine Firms Dark After Power Fails The second power outage this week hit the Irvine Industrial Complex Thursday, leaving 750 Southern California Edison ctl8tomers without electricity at 12:51 p.m. m--t---M-en~l"--l.Aonai:d-Shane-said FuU PQw_er .;!'as restored at 2:27 p .m., sa1Cl-Uua JiclUe , area manager for the utility. 1 ' l ' ( , 1 • although the group had reached the s ame conclusion, com · missioners probably had used different reasonings. Sajd member H. Rodger Howell: "We'd have to give up our families and friends every night while we're down here hammering. We don't need a m icroscope on every possible consideration.·· Sanger finally accepted the commission's direction and later ajlmitted the report, while not as d~tailed as he might like, would include some "intermediate con- clusions we'll try to articulate." "Rowell told Sanger to use as much freedom as he could in in· ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT '"" Or*"91 COOi o .. iy Pt~ with .n.cn '' comt>ttMtO ,,_ Nt~Ptttl~ '' 1Notl\ftfd bv ow O··-coe~• """""''"" '°"'""ft' ~·A•• .. it.on' lW'• INOfi\NO Mor\dilf lftt-°"9ft r-,t<Nw ,., (O'lot• Mfl'W ~.-WOOt'• k 411Ch. H\lnl•nQfOft &••<h f'.OMftlA1n V•Ut y. ttlflne. lfQvl't" h .C.11 SOul h Cottt A tintJ• ,-~•' fl'd•ttOtt 1\ ... t>ll\hifoCS S..W41¥l>.,.. ~f1 f~ Pf'UK1CMJ ... bh\l""'I ~"" " ., ,. ""'"' ... s..... p 0 8c>• 1 s.o. cou.e -w C••trorf'M• •1•i. .. _ .. _ p.,. '"* "' MM1 P\A>l 1..,.,, JKlll Cwley ""'"'~-·•""Of>-.. Mot-,_ ... ...,.. ~•tot '=::""·= ... QwtolM i..., ·-~Editor \ An underground cable failure caused the power outage in the a rea bounded by M cGaw Avenue, Von Karman Avenue, the San Diego Freeway and Jamboree Boulevard, Jacklee said. Tuesday morning, a power outage struck the southwestem section of the industrial com- plex, causing 1,100 Edison customers to be without power for about an hour. That incident was blame d on a b lown transformer. Neither outage affected nearby John Wayne Airport. V.S. Gaim New&ue WASlUNGTON (AP) -The United States has initialed an agreement with Somalis provid· ing a new launch pad for U.S. military power in the troubled Persian Gulf region. Final terms, reached after three days of negotiations here, include $20 million a year in c redits for Somalia to buy American weapons. In return, the U.S. Navy gets access to the Berbera port on the Hom ol Africa, aloogaide strategic oil· shlpplftl lanes. The bMe wu built initially for tbe So.tel navy, but Soman_. switched tta allegia.nce while tta netchbor, Ethiopia, Joined the Soviet camp. I.yoffe Loom lllAMI (AP) -A flDanclal lhHllf ln tH alrllDd ind'*1y may force Pan American World Alrwaya to lay olf up to 1,-rucbt auenduta tbia .if all, tbe company MYS· • WASHINGTON (AP> -a.a• lnv..U••ton ~r•Md 8U1t Carter ua1A toda to ... .,. .... ny tM rrrat lnata mant of hl1 ..-000 ~meats from Libya w11 dellv..-onty two weeks .... u~-dftcial met with PNlldnt ....... '"ft ... Ult oolncldental," the 11'..W.t'a ~er told a Senate '~ 1utieommlttee in b1a Hfflldday eolteltimony. Aued lf the Libyans mlaht bave belleved their r ehaliQna wllh Billy Carter led to the meettna with President Carter, the brothe r replied. ·'Thul would be pltre •peculation." Bllly Carter insisted the full $220,000 was part of a $500,000 loan and insisted It could not be a fee because he did nothing to try to lnfluence U.S. policy for Libya, But Sens. Strom Thurmond, R· S.C .. and Charles McC. Mathias, R-Md .. pressed the point that the first $20,000 Libyan payment "!as made Dec. 27, only two w eeks afte r Libya 's c hief Washington diplomat. Ali el- Houdari, met with President Carter on Dec. 6. Thurmond quoted a memo dic- tated by President Carter saying he mentioned improving rela· lions with Libya during that meeting. "You believe that was just coincidental?" Thurmond asked Carter . ·'The loan had been negotiated since Au gust." Billy Carter replied. "IL was just coinciden· tal." But Thurmond did not quote othe r sections of the Carter me mo in which the president said the primary purpose of the meeting was to protest Libya's sacking and bumjng of the U.S. embassy in Tripoli._ The president also noted that he had thanked el-Houdari for Libya's help in efforts lo free the U.S. hostages in I ran. Sen.· Patrick J . Leahy, D-Vt., questioned Billy Carter about the statement by Joel Lisker. a Justice Department offi cial, that the president's brother told ru m the first $20,000 payment was not a loan but was reimbursement from Libya for Carter's ex- penses hosting a Libyan delega- tion in Georgia. "I don't recall that," Carter replied. "If Lisker testified that, would he be telling the truth?" Leahy asked. "He would not," Carter said. · •. . .So if you said at a ny time that it was reimbursement. that would be a false statement? .. Leahy asked . ··ves sir," Carter said. Under renewed questioning to· day. Billy Carter continued to in· s ist that the money was a loan. but he said he knows of no proof of that other Uran his own word. "How can we be sure?" asked Sen. Max Baucus. D·Mont. "Right now, just m y word. senator," Carter replied. D uring his first d ay. of testimony Thur sday . Billy Carter insisted, "I never tried to change U.S.' policy. ~ !'lay hav.e ei-ven Jimmy my op101on. buL 1t was just shooting the bull." Billy said he told the president in a brief conversation that ''it makes no sense" for America to buy 900 times as much in ~oods from Ubya as it sells to Ubya. He said the president "made no response at all.•· Dail y Pilot P-by P<ltrl<k 0'~1 'Wi%ard' Wannup Characters from cast o f the upcoming performance of "The Wizard of Oz.'' to be p ut on by the Newport Beach Parks and Recreation Depa rtment. get ready for three,day run at the Newport Theater Arts Center. Performances will be given Aug . 29. 30 and 31. From let't. ar e Roy Nesbitt (Tin Man). Deanne J acobs (Dorothy) and Bob Berman <Scarecrow). Key Witness Sile~t · ·· In OC Man~s Killipg S POJ\~CAP) A key figure in the brutal double slay ing of a Spokane woman anci a Huntington Beach. Calif .. man in June will not testify in the case. her attorney ~ays. A hearing in lhl' Court of i\p· peals. Division Ill. Spok<&ne was called Thursday lo consider Spokane County Superior Court J udge Donald N Olson's de· cision to bring Roseannu Mae Moline of Portland, Orc . to tnal for murder next Monday Three men are also charge<! in the June 20 killings of Kimberly Ann Palmer, 19. Spokane, and Scott Currier. 26. Huntington Beach. The victims · bodies were found south of Post Fa lls. Idaho, Jun e 22. Currier had been beaten to death. Mis~ Palmer strani:?led Tiger-bitte n Jaw Resewn PANA MA CITY. Panama <AP) -Doctors said they suc· cessfully reattached part of a year-old boy's jaw bitten off by a Bengal tiger when the boy stuck his head into a tiger cage at a circus here. The child was reported in good condition, able to take liquids 12 hours after surgery. Dr Alex Sugarsty told re- porters Thursday that Jose Raul Hernandez. a membe r of a circus-e mployed Guatemalan family, had been bitten Wednes· day as hls parents were busy painting a nearby wagon. ..--------"This case·is CUU or motorey- de clubs and bikers;• Chief Deputy Prosecutor L.C. Kinnie said, referring to reports that Currier and 'several of the defendants are motorcycle gang members "People fear for their lives if they testify All thesetnals are gomgto bedifficult... . Prose<>utors want Ms. Mol.me, who allegedly made comments to police incriminating herself and others in the slayings, tried first so thev can call her as a witness in 'the Sept. 2 trial of Donald M. Paradis. Spokane: Thomas H. Gibson. Josephine County, Ore .. and Charles Amacher of Portland. But Ms. Moline's attorney, David Henault . accused the state of trying to railroad his client into an unfairly quick tnal so she could be used as a witness against the other defendants. "My client won 't talk at all," Henault told Appeals Court Commissioner !\1i c hae l F Keyes. "She knows she can just serve her time in jail for con· tempt of court They're not go- ing to shake her out. and have her in another trial. .. The prosecution's case may ha ve been further complicated by reports that another woman held as a material witness in the case -Cindy Simera of Spokane -1s considering a jailhouse marriage to Gibson. Ms. Simera. already jailed for contempt of court for refusing to testify in the case -is reported· ly s ix months pregna nt. The wedding would technically take her orr the witness hook. since under state law. spouses can't be forced to testify against each other. officials said. Crime Spree Trial Open I.nguna Woman Describes Teens' Attack A Laguna Beac h woman dcscri~ ln court Thursday how she hid herself in a laundry room of her home last March afte r three young intruders burst ln through the front door in the beginning of what pros· ecutors say was a South County crime spree. Mrs. Carmen Henderson, who was at home with her husband in their Center Street residence last March 18, told an Orange County Superior Court jury Thursday that when her husband went to answer the door that night, three young black men pushed into their home. Standing lo the living room, Mrs . Henderson said she almost Immediately turned to l'Wl when she beard one of the men say, "Get the bitch." "After I heard those words," she testified, "one of the men turned toward me and started after me.'' Mrs. Henderson said she ran thtoulb the kitchen and into a laundry area, closiD1 the doors behbld ber. - Tb1I apparently coavtnced her punuer abe had fled out • back door, lbe Hid under queetlonln1 by pl'OMCUtor Dave Carter. 8tandiq trial fOr the wnbbef~-y of tbe Hendenou and a later robbery and rape at an El Toro home are three teen-agers from Watts Michael Simmons, 18: Benjamin Montgomery, 17, and Darryl Walts, 16. Carter, ln his opening state· ment to the jury Wednesday, claimed the three went on a one- night crime spree in the South County that ended with their ar- rest on the Santa Ana Freeway ·slain Woman Bound, Shot ONTARIO, Can. <AP> -The nude body of a Denver woman was found with two gunshot wounds tn her head in her motel room and a transient was arrest- ed in the killing, police said Thurs- day. Jill Stott, 32, apparently in On· tario <111 bullness, was discovered by a motel maid, pollcesald. About four hours after her bQdy was diJlcovered_, police said they booked Hubert Herman Petrlcb, 2$, far inveaUCatlon of murder. Ms. Stott had apparenUy been bound with electrical cord and then 1bot t bortly before mldnl1ht Tuesday. in a stolen car. &trs. Henderson, asked by the prosecutor if she cowd identify any or the three invaders, said she couldn't. All she could re- call, she said, was that the man who chased her was wearing a beige or tan jacket. While in the laundry room, Mrs . Hen ders on said s he reached for a phone to call police . She said she beard a "commo- tfon.. rrom 400ther part or the house,lhensilence. Mom~ts later, her husband, bleeding from a bead wound, found her. Taken from their home were cash and valuables,, she s~d. including an 1853 mme, which was lat.er recovered. Though Mrs. Henderson could not identify the robbers, her husband, James Hendersoil, pointed out the three defendants Wednesday in court as being the ones who invaded their home. Simmons and Montgomery, He nderson said, both were armed. The prosecution claims the trio went from the Hendenoo home to an El Toro residence, where the three bound and gagged a couple and raped their 14-year-old dauahter. , ·---------------------------- SLAYINGS •• I wbn Ule elder Harrillston left ton. No •UllMldS bave been iden- tified. Ramero aaid. . He noted th.at the 1bertrra de-·! panment robbery bomlclde de· tall ls tomeWbat "abort banded" due to an unrelated, but large ln- ve1tl1aUon ror two additional . suspects in the so-called freeway · killings of young men and boys • • In Southern California over the . peat several years. :: A apoteswoman at UCI said.; today that Harrinstoli wu a •. third year medical 1tudet wbo would have 1raduated in 1111. He enrolled as a n under · graduate in the UCI School of Biological Sciences in 1973 and received bis Baehelor of Science • degree in premedical studies in : 1977. Records indicate that he at· tended high school in the Santa · • Monica area prior to enrolling at UC L · f're•P~AI PRICES •.• apartment deereased by 0.2 per. cent. The C<l6ts of apparel and mis· cellaneous goods also declined, but they had only a minimal im· pact on the overall CPI, Ms. llesnemann said. She added that the 15.8 percent increase for the year was the lowest annual rate of price Mses since the year ending January 1979. Fortheyear,45percentofall the increases were attributed lo higher mortgage rates and prices for energy and services. Other housing cosl'i and transportation accounted for 35 f)(!rcent or the in- crease, withthe balancecausedby increases in apparel. medical, en- tertainment and miscellaneous expenses. Iron 'Denies Death-Story On Hostages NICOSIA. Cyprus CAP) -The Iranian Foreign Ministry denied today a Lebanese radio report daiming that five Ame rican hosta~cs at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran were killed trying to escape "I have contacted the students at the embassy a nd I a m authon zed to say there is no truth in this report," Foreign Ministry spokesman A. Hashemi told The Associated Press when contacted by telephone from Nicosia. The report was broadcast by the Voice of Lebanon, the Beirut radio station of the Lebanese Christian Phalange Party. Quot- 1 n g unidentified "Arab diplomatic sources." it said five of the Amencans who have been captives since Nov . 4 chiseled a hole in a wall and were shot and killed as they tried to scale an outer wall . 1 n Was hington. the State Department desk monitoring the hostage crisis said it had heard nothing of any such happening. Switzer land. which handles American interests in Iran, said it received a formal denial of the Lebanese radio report from the Iranian Foreign Ministry. The Swiss Foreign Office spokesman in Bern. Othm~r Uhl, said the Swiss Embassy m Tehran aJso confirmed that the rt?port was erroneous. He did not elaborate. The report came on the 293rd da y of captivit y fo r t he 52 American hostages. Pilots Ask Probe SAN JOSE <AP> -The na- tion's pilots union wants the federal government to reopen hearings into a 1978 midair col- lision over San Diego that killed 144 people. saying lnadeq.uate air traffic procedures contribut- ed to the accident. Hostages' Vote Urged WASHINGTON (A.P) - Rep . Thomas B. Evans Jr.. R· De l., today in- troduced a House resolu- tion urging state election officials to insure that absentee ballota are sent to the American hostages in Iran. · Evans said the resolu- tion would ask state of- ficials to check to see if any or the S2 hostages held since Nov. 4 are registered voters in their states. If so, a n a bsentee ballot would be forwarded to the U.S. Embassy in Tehran for the boltages to vote in the November ceneral elec- tlona. Evans laid, "'Ibis action would abow both our fellow cltizenl and tbelr capton tbat Amrtff hu not for1otten them, and their ~loul ria.bt.a of de- mocrac)' cannot be locked out by a bmlch of lnterna· tlonal hoodlums." ' Oraage Coast ' OIT l()N ORANGE COUNTY, CAL:IFORNIA 'W our HoDlt-lown Dally NewMpaper ·• /N TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ' Mesans File Lawsuit Against N a1'lllco 1 I A ....._ .tioa autt elalmiq tbt ~ 11 .. ....W.ca blve •adf.,.. dlnleally ud IDftltal· ~--die operatioa of a ,._ ... med today ln edtral Dlatrlet Court. Loa ....... : rued by plaintiffs Gerald Baa1ert, Cuts Cbamberlaln ·abd Vlckl Crlttllll •l•lnst Narmeo llataiala. Jae., U. suit alllo .. • beiualf ·et au Calta ...... ........... wttbin a half· tnlle ol t.he plant at eoo Victoria St Also named u a defendant ln the action ts Narmco'• parent or1aniuuoo. Celaneae Corp The action. filed by Irvine al· tomey Ell• W'Jnterbottom, aJ. le1e1 that Nanneo haa releued chemicals and a'Sbestos fibers into the air and water , causing neurological and respiratory dis- orders. The s uit contends that the NWuel Double Slaying chemical company experiences exothermic reactions or fiery "accldenU" u a result ol ex· perlmenta with chemicals , caus- in1 toxic vapors to be released. It also contends that the com- pany regularly discharges chemicals and asbestos into the air as part or its manufacturing process. Narmco is operated in the cent.er ol a residential area un· der a variance granted by the Costa Mesa City Council. Company officials announced some time ago that they are moving the operation to Anaheim. The move is expected to be completed next year . Ma. Winterbottom said her class action involves three federal statutes, the Clean Air, Clean Water and Solid Waste Disposal Acts. In addition to those statutes • she said. the suit lists common law cou.nts revolving around nuisance. trespass. strict liabili· ty. negligence, battery and mis- representation. "We are not stating a dollar amount in damages," Ms. Win- terbottom said. "That will be s~u~ht according to proof at the tame of trial." She said the suit also seeks punitive damages. Still pe nding in Harbor Municipal Court is a criminal l complamt filed againat Nannco I by Orange County following in· vestigation by the South Coast Air Quality Manage ment Dis- trict. That misdemeanor citation cont.ends that the plastics firm caused odors in its Costa Mesa neighborhood last April 4. Narmco neighbors -working with Tom Hayden's and Jane Fonda's California Campaign <See NA.RMCO. Page AZ> UCI Med Student Bludgeoned ·Bombers' S~ength Boosted WASHINGTON CAP > - Defeme Secretary Harold Brown announced today a technoloeical breakthrough he said will enable V .S. bombers, fighters and cruise mlullel to penetrate any present or future Soviet air defenses. Browu said this development .. alten the· military balance alpificantly ... I Al tbe same time, be called the • tectmolrv, wbic.b would prevent so.let radar from spotting such weaptm mtil It was too late to knoelt them down, .. a formidable ~of peace.'' .... -eclllllribute tq the. main. ten.anee of peace by posing a new and alpiflcantoffaet to the Soviet Union's attempt to gain military ucendancy . by weight or num- ben.'' Brown said. Wbllecallln1 this development, known as "Stealth," a "major technological advance of great jnilltary significance." Brown said the Pentagon wlll continue to k~p~cal details a secret as lolfgupouible. ' He denied that he was making the announcement at this time to help coul\ter Republican pres- idential nominee Ronald Reagan'• allegation.a that the Carter administration has al- lowed the United States to fall into mllltary inferiority to the Soviet Union. The defense secretary told a news conference be was malting tbe a.DDOUDCement because or what he described as "several leaks" lD U.e news media in re· cent weeks and because of t'1i• brnkthrou1h technology baa become known to a larlft' number' of people, includ· Int memben~Coacres•· • While the tftbnoloo focuses on .... .,.._ bombers, c:rutse mis- '"" aad other warplanes to ~8orietairdefemeasuc- ce1•fUJly. Pentagon research cbtf!f Wllll~m Perry indicated !bat it al8o may be applied to pro- ,tedinl tanb and other around 1H•Pom q.tmt radar·directed f'lre, " Coast Weather MOidy ,..y Saturday· except for overnl1ht cloudlnet1 laatln1 until mld-mornina. Lowe taldlbt a at tbe beaebea ••cl II Inland. Ht1bs .......,7'toa. . IP L'HTe•AY Pl .. nl•t • Lobor Dor. ...... , -o/ ,_., Storl .._ .... ~ ..., Oil ,,,.,. CJ. ..... OMIT ,..... SUff ""-" NEWPORT HEIGHTS RESIDENTS CALL TRAFFIC ISLAND 'HOT ROOO£RS' DEUOHT' Circular Design W•• Recommended to 'Give a LJttle Atmosphere and to Slow Cara' Ring's 'Ridieulous' Rowid Island Foes Repdy to Square Off By STEVE MARBLE Ot•IHlly~S .... A saucer-shaped street divider in the middle of a busy residential intersection has set a normally peaceful Newport Beach neighborhood on fire with anger. The six-week-old circular island, de- signed as an innovative approach to slowing motorists at Cliff Drive and Irvine Avenue, has become a "hot rodder's delight" several residents maintain. "It's the most s tupid, ridiculous thing you could imagine," said Delores Shortridge, who lives four doors away. She said while some cars approac.b the · island and appear confused about what to do, others. "roar and screech" arcuMS it. "Everyone who lives around here nearly bas an accident every day," abe continued. "I think it's been bit fouftimes so far." One ol Mrs. Sbortrldge's neighbors taped a petition to the 1.aland tut week askin1 the city to remove it. She said 200 •ltned it. Newport Traffic Engineer Rieb Ed· monstoo said he's aware that tbe innovative divider hasn't been the hit ol the summer in Newport Heights. He stressed. thou.ah, that the concept emerged after several homeowner fCl'OUlll worked with the city to come up with "something with a little atmosphere to slow traffic." "It's designed so that people will rtt· ognize that this is an intersection and slow down," Edmonston said. He said he's aware or only one car running into the divider. The island concept, approved by the council earlier this year, was to be a pro- totype of things to come. Others were ten- tatively planned at several key intersections In the neighborhood overlooking Newport Harbor. Edmonston said stop signs at Cliff and Irvine were removed after the island was built. He said the sign.a were replaced this week ln the wake of the objectiom. "1be only real negative aspect. .. be said. ''is that some motorists are confuaed whether they're auppoled to turn in front or behind the island." Dover Shores resident llanball Stewart, who said be drives past the lntenec:tion dai- ly, called the divider "a bunch of nonsense;" J have no idea where 1overnmenta1 a1encies come upwitb tbinp like thia." The resident.a aald they plan to sbow up armed with their petition at nut llonday•s City Council meetlnC and uk for tbe removal of tbe traffic island. County Prices Dip 1st Time in 2 Years Tax Cut Talk Spurs Stock Price Surge LOS ANGELES (AP> - Refiectlngtemporary lower home mortcaae rat.ea, tbe Consumer Pl'tee IJides for Loe A'n1ele1 and OranseeountiesdecreuediDJuly for tbe ftnt time In two 1ears, dlp- plna by ab.t.entJll of a percent. H°"""'. prtcea tor tb~ recion remained15.lperceniabovetbose ln July Im.-( Rela&ed atory,-A4.) .And the decrease rnay be only 15ort-ltftd. llemdme. the CPI for tbe San DlefOMtrCllPOUtanar .. , wblebls publl1bed bimonthly. 1bowed prtea there roee only 0.1 perc:ent tiDtelhY-the amallea\ lacreue 1la11 th• Labor Departsnent be1an lkMP6nl 1tau.tic1 on UI• area iDJan...,-y 1978. Tbe 81111DlelO1DCleX was 14.S percentaboYeltsleveJayear•IO· ''Lowwbomemort1a1esflnally be1an toabow up ln the CPI,'' said Faltb llllnemaDD, director of the Bureauof LaborStatiatlca here. At tbelr peak this year. mortcase rates· soared to 18 per· cent. By last month tbey had droppedto Upercent, but are now edlinl up qaiD with loan rates averaitnebetween 13percenta.nd 13~ percen&. Th1I increue is ex· peeled to be reflected lD a hllher CPUor ~UC\llt. The CGll of homeownenhtp for the mmtb dropped by 3.S percent in Loe Ancelet and Oran«ie COUD· ..... . I I NEW YORK <AP> -Stock prie. IUl'pd in beHy tndinl toda1 • a report ol a levelinl otf tD tbe Mainer price spiral and 8mlle ~OD a tax-cut bill outweta d ae•n of a apnadbtl prime rate rile. ·The ~ JODet averqe of so lndustrtala, up 1.72 polaCI Tbun· day. Jalned 5.M points to M0.8'1 at llOOG afta' beiDI abud 10 point.I earlier. on ...._ were 1barpl1 bl.iber d•plte .... tbat laclon••· .. eutUna IOIDe o'1 l)riee1 ln lllht of a •orld petroleum llut. Bodies Found .. In Bed By FREDE.RICK SCHOEMEHL °' .. o.lly "91 , .... A 24·year -old UC Irvine medical student and his 27-year- old wife were found bludgeoned to death inside a Laguna Niguel residence Thursday night. The bodies of Keith Eli Har- rington and his wife. Patrice Anne. were discovered about 6 :30 p .m . by Harrington's father. Roger Harrington. who had returned to the Nigue l Shores residence following a short trip. according to Orange County Sheriffs Department Lt. Andy Ramero. The elder Harrington also was an occupant of the residence, Ramero said. Both bodies were found lying in bed with .. massive trauma to the upper body." including the head, Ramero said. The exact cause of death. howeve r , ha s not been established, he said. pending further studies by coroner's dep- uties. Ramero declined to disclose whether the house or the room in which the bodies were found showed signs of a struggle. He would only say that in· vesligators have not yet de· t.e rmined a motive for the double slayings. ''It's very strange," Ramero commented. Niguel Shores where the home is located at 33381 Cockleshell Drive is a private community where residents and guests must be cleared by a guard for entry. Ramero said detectives at this stage ol the investigation had no way or knowing whether the Harringtons were acquainted with their attacker or attackers. Another immediate unknown. he said. was bow long the Har- ringtons bad been dead . Ramero said they were last seen alive earlier in the week when the elder Harrington left town. No suspects have been iden· tified. Ramero said. He not.ed that the sberifrs de- partment robbery homicide de· tail is somewhat "short handed" due to an unrelated, but large in· vestigation for two additional suspects in the so-called freeway killings of young men and boys in Southern California over tbe past several years. A spokeswoman at UCJ said today that Harrington . was a third year medical student who would have naduated in 1911. BLUDGEONED TO DEATH UCI Student Harrington Peninsula Sideiml,k Rejected A proposal to extend an ocean- front walkway from the tip of the Balboa Peninsula to the San- ta Ana River was shot down Thursday by Newport Beach planning commissioners. The reaction from the dozens or homeowners who packed the afternoon review session of the city's st ate-mandated local coasta l plan was predictable. They were delighted. But the crowd was warned by commissioners, who agreed S-2 to slice the walkway concept from t1!e coastal land use plan, that this may not be the last word on the walkway. Com- missioners Allan Beek and Hal Thomas cast the opposing votes. .. Unless w e offer some alternatives," remarked Com- missioner De bra Allen, "the Coastal Commission will look at our plan and, I fear, put the walkway back in." State Coastal Commission planners, in a Jetter to the city. called the wallrway an excellent concept, saying it would help open up beaches in Newport that have become "quasi-private." They said beaches alon«i the tip of the Balboa Peninsula, between E Street and the jetty, are beautiful but underutilized and lack accessibility to the general public. Coastal Commission planners· also su.11eated that the city, strongly consider providing other means of access such as a. <See WALK. Pa1e AZ> ..., ........... PRl•NT AND "'OPOllD OCUN W WMJ<WAY .. Co•• ColMdl .. ~,... .... ,..,... HMd? ' a..e..WanuT~1sA ..... aGOP DETROIT (AP> -President Carter today told lus new political ally, the Amencan Federatioo of Teachers. that they are comrades in arms guarding tbe future against the Republicans. Carter also thanked the national convention of the s:;o,ooo-member union for its endorsement, pledged not to betray their t.rust. and praised Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, whom the AFT originally supported for the Dem~raUc presidential nomination. Major 8a•b BU. IAHlll Rate NEW YORK CAP> -Three major New York ban.ks today jised their prime lending rates to 11.25 percent, matching the quarter·point increase posted Tuesday by Chase Manhattan B~. ~ Citibank, the nation's second-largest commercial bank. was fint to match Chase. Anc:I No. 4-ranked Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. and No. 6 Chemical Bank quickly followed. West Coast banks joining later in the increase included the Bank C'A California, California First Bank. Lloyds Banlc of California, United California Bank. the Bank of America and Security Pacific National Bank • Billy Says Libya Loan Not Bribe WASHINGTON <AP) -Billy Carter told skeptical senators to- day they will have to take his word that the $220,000 he got from Libya was a loan to help him out or a financial hole and not a payoff to use his influence with his brother, President Carter Twice during a grilling by a s pecial nine-m ember Senate Judiciary aubeommiltee, the president's younger brother was asked what proof he had that the money constituted installment -0n a $500,000 loan as he con- tends .. Just my word," he replied both limes. Sen. Strom Thurmond. R-S.C., noted that the first payment, a $20.000 check dated Dec. 27. 1979, came less than a month after President Carter met with Ali el-Houderl, Libya's chief Washington diplomat. The presi· dent had mentioned improving relations with Libya at that lime. , BUly Carter said this was .. just a coincidence" and that negotiations for the loan had been going on alnce August. Sen. Charles McC. Mathias Jr., R· Md., asked if the meeUna might not have given Libyan officials the impresaioo that Billy Carter had DlOre ability to influence U .S. policy than he bad ln- dicat.ed. Carter said this was "entirely s peculative" and that h e couldn't answer. Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan .. asked Billy Carter how it was that he received $20,000 in 1979. s ince by his own testimony negotiations for the loan were not completed until May 1980. The president's brother replied that Houderi, who gave the check to a Billy associate, knew the loan necotiatloDS wet"e underway. Sen. Max Baucus, D-Moot., asked how the panel could be s ure the $20,000 payment was not part of "a separate loan agreement." "Right now. just my WOl'd, senator," Billy Carter said. Baucus later asked if it was possible that the second che<:k, for $200.000 dated April 7 of this year, was "unrelated" to the loan negotiations. ·'No. sir." said Carter. A,!>ked what assurance there was of this, he replied, "Because I know it was not. Just my word." Sen. Patrick Leahy, D·Vt .. questioned the younger Carter about a stat ement by Joel Lisker, a Justice Department of· fictal, that the president's brother told him the first $20,000 payment was not a loan but was reimbursement for Billy Carter's expenses when he played host to a Libyan delega- tion in Georgia. Phony Doctor Tip From Irvine Unit? The bead of Pacific Southwest Medical Group aald Thursday hia firm blew the whistle on the man who masqueraded as a P,hyaician there for almost three years. · Administrator Brian Fink said DAILY PILOT '"" Ot-'-0-ty ....... WlllO -" •• <__. lt9 _ ....... I\ --Dy IM °'-'-""'°'"""' '-r ~·•• dll-.. ....,_ -·· '"'°""' ,-,,.... IOr c..Aa .... -9NCll. 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Jerry Sanden, a 1u~ investigator for the state board, said Barnes apparently Uled the license ol a doctor wttb UM same name who YIOrkl tn Stockton. Although Barnet apparently practicect rrauctuleaUy, l"tnk detcribed blm u a compeUat doetor wbole work WU .. re- viewed bJ bll eoU.•l'MI· He uld -· ~ met "aeeep&-ableeom"••ltr ltadanll. •• TIM C!lilde ta tbe a:, Pm ID- dUIUial ............ u. Jolla Warne Al~rt Hnel iUl· ·-· It .......... tllb ~.:.: Uw .. tnt' • -for llllDor ~ pafocmed tbe tiDdl ol ..... • ~ .. pra.utloHr .-.. • 61 llM on fw pa-dmta ...... all OI' patwm •fJrlflrl·,,.. Ald . • I \ Ber~son To Fight Bill VetO Auemblywoman Marian Berit!IOO promised today that ah• will launch a second attempt early next week to override Oov 1 E~mund Brown Jr. 'a veto of her income I.ax lbdnlng bill. An attempt late Thursday by the ~te to do Just that failed on 1 47..et vote. The Newport Beach represen- tative's effort to place the index· mi blll permanently in the stale lawbook missed by seven votes of reaching the re<fuired two- thirds Senate approval for an override. But Mrs. Bergeson said she will try agam next week. The bW. which would provide for annual adjusting of income tax brackets for inflation, was approved unanimously by both the full Assembly and Senate earlier this summer. But Brown. who predicted the bill could bring financial chaos in future years. vetoed il. Aides to the Newport Beach RepubUcan claim the governor put on a ftill·court press in the last week to woo Democrats to his side. •Many Democrats abstained from voting. A 1979 la w, a lso by Mrs. ~ Bergeson. provided income tax indexing but the bill had a two· year sunset clause inserted in it. The biU expires in 1981. In his veto m essage last month . Brown said the Legislature should wail until next year to decide whether to ma ke indexin~ a permanent state law. He cited the unstable ~conomy and a · '$1 billion to $2 billion shortage the state faces." Mrs. Bergeson said if her 1979 bill is allowed to expire it will mean the state is helplng itself to a secret tax increase. "If the economy is uncertain, we either have to cut services or propose an honest, aboveboard tax increase." she said. "This veto is arrogant and insensitive tu the work.iog class." f'r .. PageAJ NARMCO ••• tor Economic Democracy or· ganization -have been ques· tioning whether emissions from the factory have caused in· ordinate illnesses in the neighborhood. They circulated a question- naire earlier this year that they contend indicates more illnesses near the plastics facility. SCAQMD tes t s n ear the Narmco plant this summer at the request or area residents de- termined that all chemical and fiber emissions measured were well below levels allowed by law. Robert Stemmler. president of Narmco. said today he has not received a copy of the filing and. therefore. cannot comment. He said he expects to make a state· ment when the ~umeot is in his hands. ~bably in a week or so. SUCCUMBS AT 11 Air Pfoneer McDonnell Air Pioneer McDonnell Dies at 81 ST. LOUIS <AP> -James Smith McDonnell. one of the last of America's aviation pioneers and the builder of one of the world's largest aerospace com· panies, died today or compUca- tlons from a stroke suffered early in August. McDonnell. 81. died al his home in s uburban St. Louis. Born in Denver on April 9. 1899. of an Arkans as family. McDon· nell attended high school in Little Rock . Ark. He graduated from Princeton in 1921 with a degree in physics and later received a master's degree in aeronautical engineering from Massachusetts InstituteofTecbnology. Following work that ranged from test pi.lot to engineer for other finm. McDonnell founded his company at Lambert Field in St. Louis in 1939. He then bad 12 employees. In 1979, McDonnell Douglas Corp. reported earnings of $199 million on s ales of $5.3 billion Wlth a $10.88 billion order backfog. During World War 11, McDoo· nell Aircra ft Corp. expanded rapidly but devoted most of its ef· forts to subcontracting work for la~g~manufacturers. liefore the end of the conflict, however. McDonnell had begunto design one of the earliest jet planes, a plane which would pro- pel the United States Navy into the jet age. McDonnell. known as "Mr. Mac" to employees. also was proud that his company's Mercury and Gemini space capsules helped put the first men into space. 'Wizard' War••.., Cbaracten from cut oftheupcomln&performanceof ••The Wizard ~ Oz,'• to be put on by the Newport Beach Parka and Recreation Department, aet ready for three-day run at tbe Newport Theater Arta Center. Performancee will be 11 ... Aul. a. 30 and 31. From left are Roy Netbitt (Tin Ila). Dulme Jacobe (Dorothy) and Bob Berman (Scarecrow). .. Unit opposes OC Charter ·~ =· .. . By GLENN SCOTI' Of• o.lt'r ......... A blue-rlbbon commlaaion de- c ided Thunday that Oranie County eovernment doea DOt need a charter. Commission members, who were appointed by the Board or Superviaors to investigate the politically sensitive quest.Ion, voted .8·0 ag_ainst a charter 4Refugees Face New Sex Charges Costa Mesa police said today they will file additional charges against four Vietnamese immi· grants suspected or raping six Orange County women in recent months. Investigators said a 17-year. old Co5ta Mesa girt bas iden- lif ied the four as those who forced her into their car at gun- point Aug. 11. drove her to Irvine and forced her to perform oral sex acts. Already held on 68 sex and kidnapping charges following arraignment in Central Municipal Court Wednesday are Minh Quang Nguyen. 18. of San· ta Ana; Bo Quoc Pham. 20, of Irvine and Dung Qunc Pham, 18, his brother, also of Irvine. A Hi-year-old San~ Ana boy is held in Orange County Juwo.ile Hall on similar charges. 'Police allege that tbe quartet picked the girl up near Harbor Boulevard~ Victoria~ at about 8 p.m. Aug. 11, the day before they allegedly raped an 18-year-old Costa Mesa girl Wl· der similar circumstances. Two of the suspects were ar· rested a few days later while they s at io a Cos ta Me s a restaurant in which the us-y.:ar· old waitress worked. The other two were arrested by Huntingt.On Beach police who acted oa information received from Costa Mesa investigators m attempting to clear up the Ju. ly rape ol a girl from their city. Costa Mesa investigators said the 17-year-old Mesa girl wbo re. ported her ordeal Thursday bad not s tepped fo rwa rd earlier because or some erroneous ad- vice. The girl had beeo told by friends, investigators said. that because she was not raped. nothing would be dooe about her kidnapping. Lengthy Meet c lalmrng advantages of 6' c ha rter don't outwel1h ua ahortcomlnga. • They told consultant lobe Sanger and ataff atde Robert J: Huntley to draft a final report to toe superviaors that would wrap up the pros and coos of a charter and then explain the com- mission's recommendation. That report is to be revi~ oy the commission at a s p.ut. meeting, Sept. 11 at the count; Hall of Admlnlstration. Sanger, however, repeatedl~ urged the commission to focua on some of the speeific baues that led to their recommenda- Uoo, such as whether tbe powe( to make appointments to tbt board would be considered an advantage of a charter. Otherwise, he said, "I would not be satisfied as a reader about how the commission jumped from the facts to the conclusions.'• But the co mmi ssioners ~voided s uch a detailed analysis, claiming that tbere wo uld be little agreement. Member Leonard Shane said although the group bad reached the same conclusion, com- missioners probably bad used different reasonings. Said member H . Rodger HoweU: "We'd have to give up our families and friends every night while we're down here hammering. We don't need a microscope on every possible conside ration.·· Sanger finally accepted the commission's direction and later admitted the report, while not as detailed as he might like, would include some "lntermediate con- clusions we'll try to articulate ... Howell told Sanger to use as much freedom as be could in in- terpreting the commission's op~nions. t;omrrussk>O chairman Bruce Sumner said after the meeting that the panel realized over the course of several meetings. that the charter didn't afford the freedoms of home rule formerly anticipated. He noted counties s uch as Orange that use state-mandated bylaws instead of individual charters bave received more flexibility through recent state legislation. _ The commission also was con- cerned about charter require- ments that force all p~ changes in the structure of a government to become ballot measures, Sumner said. He saict such requirements make governments reluctant to change even when they should. Planners Approve I Land Use Items In an all-afternoon, all-night session Thursday, Newport Beach planning commissioners approved a lengthy lilt of land use itema called for in the city's pro- J>C)8ed Local Coastal Plan. Some of the major considera- tions okayed were: -RESTROOMS: Planners agreed more restrooms are needed, including one at the Wedge, and should be provided if the city finds a way to keep ex.isl· ing facilities clean and safe. They suggested lockers and a full-time attendant be considered. -sm.rrrLE: Tbe planners l!lso agreed a sbutUe·bus plan be * * * developed with consideratioa given to serving Corona del Mar beaches. Newport Center and Balboa Peninsula. -LAUNCHINGS: Planners said dinghy launching sboukl be allowed at all street ends and beaches cm lower Newport Bay u public safety permits. -PUMPOUTS: They agreed more public pu.mpout facilities are needed. Only one exists. -PENINSULA : Recom- mended that consideration be given to finding a way to limit touriat tralfic on the Balboa Peninsula by offering other , means of transportation. * * * F,.... P.,,e A J WALK REJECTED ••• city-operated s huttle bus by who want to preserve t.tM:ir' aervlce. privileges." · Tbe Coastal CommlPk>n bas He auageated tbe matter the final MY on Newport's coast should be aettled by ballot dw- 1 inf the November eleetlon. · Pan. , Tbe walkwQ concept, calling n a gesture to the pnaure for extemioll of tbe ex.lstinl E to from the Coastal Commilaion. 36tb ~path, bH not been a the plaDnen approved two ac· bit with many homeowners or cess-related 1oala -a bayfraat some city commiulooera. sidewalk where possible throuCb "la the point to vi.alt beaches commercial areu and a sb\Jt\le or see beaches?'• uked Com· service geared to serving miaaiooer Paul Balalls. Coronadel Mar, Newport Cent.er "Bec:auae, iC the people have to and the Balboa Peainlula. · see every dalDll inch of the Tbe ctty'1 C!OUtal plan, which beach then maybe we sbould sUU must be reviewed and~ Just tDock down tbe boulel." proved by the City Council, mdlt former Councilman Don be completed by the end ol the Mclmdl aU4 tbe walkWQ wouk1 year. be Uk• puttjDI pavement OD the • beach. "They say humans an thl'Gm· I)' an.Un.all who dllecrate their own a-. and that•• about wbat tbi• walkwaY would be doml·" Corona del llar realdent Robert Newcomb, tbou1h • warned commJuioaen tbat tbey were beln1 1wa7ed by a ••well~ and iatente Job. .... Allleana Rejeeted · A requeet by Newport Buda re1ident adward x.raaoa-to inltall a 81-foot·blcb racflo ..,. na at bla home. Mil ~ Drive, wu dmied TbundQ bJ city P'ano•n1 Commiuton..a. " tl 1 ' • • 11 ( ~ i ~ .. :-.· -.. ----,.----------... ------..----.-........-,..-.~.-. Friday, Augu11 22. 1980 DA.IL y PILOT A3 FrisfJee Finalists Fling at VCI More than 100 of the world's finest m en and women disc athletes are wanning up their throwing arm during four days of pre· liminary Frisbee competition at UC Irvine, with the final day of the seventh annual·world championship contest scheduled Sunday at · the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. Giving the disc a special spin in a freestyle toss is Krae Van Sickle, left, of New York, who holds t he 1978 overall world championship title, while· F1orida State Golf champion Jeff Watson takes up golf-style Frisbee which he says is ·more exciting, and Jason Salkey, of London, right, exbibiJ.s a throw that may help him retain the European freestyle crown. Costs Balloon for New Woinen's Jail By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of .. DeltY..._.SUff The Orange County Board of $upervisors has renewed its de· dsion to construct a minimum security jail for women in El :roro, despite new estimates that could increase the cost of open· ing the facility by $500,000 more than previously estimated. The board agreed to move ~bead with the project this week after reviewing figures sub- mitted by the county General Services Agency that differed sharply with those originally re· leased by Sheriff Brad Gates. The sheriff h ad t o ld supervisors in July that the first year cost of the facility , includ· ing installation of modular build· ings and personnel salaries, would be $832,000. But under the proposal sub- mitted by GSA, that figure has risen to Sl.35 million. primarily because GSA officials are rec· ommending a more permanent facility than the one proposed by the sheriff. The figure a lso was increased because of costs associated with the installation of a pipeline to carry sewage from the facility to existing sewers maintained by the Irvine Ranch Water Dis· trict. The county, since 1978, bas been under order from Orange County Superior Court Judge Everett Dickey to e nd dis · crimination against female jail inmates. Male inmates have been af. forded minimum security in · carceration. Women have not. And until recently, the sheriff!. department has not offered women jai l inmates who qualified partic1pat1on in work programs. T he propos e d women's minimum security jail would be located adjacent to the men's minimum security jail at the James A. Musick Honor F a rm The GSA is propos ing a i .200·square foot modular blllld· mg that wi ll provide housing for 60 female inmates. The GSA 1::-. predicting the building. alonl' will cost $425,000. Installation of the sewer and site preparation, according to G SJ\. will wst S440,000 . ..i figure that ont· supcrv1sonal aide said "as "extremely iffy " pending furtht·r negotiation~ with the "a ter d1 str1t'l Bringing the final figure to Sl 35 rrullion 1s the $493,000 ('Ost of annual staffing. That will pay for two !.ergl.':.mts , 11 dt·put1es. one cook and one supply clerk. said A:.:-.1s- tant Sheriff Thad Dwyer. Christians 1tlix Religion and Politics DALLAS <AP> -Political conservatives and fundamen- talist preachers trying to rally their flocks to the polls in No· ·vem ber urged foot-stomping. hand·clapping Christians to "get a bar of soap, r oll up their s leeves and make politics clean as it ought to be again." Ten thousand yelling, whis· tllng people from at least 45 states packed fiag-draped Reunion Arena on Thursday for the open· ing session of a two-day non· partisan conference aimed at get· ting Christians invol ved in politics. T he predominantly white. middle-class cr owd s houted chorus after chorus of "amen ... "hallelujah," and "praise the Lord" to a barrage of blasts against the Equal Rig hts Amendment. abortion, homosex· uality and America's deteriorat· ing military might. ·'Christians have ignored for too long the lack of leadership in this country." said the Rev. Jerry Falwell of Lynchburgh, Pleasure Cruiser Docks Passengers Went 'From Ritz to Piu' .MIAMJ CAP> -The hapless SS Norway docked today at the Port of Miami at the end of a voyage to nowhere that one passenger described as "going from the Ritz to the pits in one hour." The world's largest luxury liner. which had set out on a seven-day Caribbean cruise. lost all power at 1 a.m. Tuesday. 1eaving the l ,035·foot vessel ·adrift for a full day about 150 -tniles north·of the Caicos Islands -fn the southern Bahamas. The 1,809 passenger s and crew of more than 800 had no Hghts, air conditioning, hot meals or run- ning water. Passengers, who paid from $630 to Sl,140 per ticket for the cruise, will get their money back. The vessel 's owner, Norwegian Caribbean Lines. said it was refunding the full price to all passenger s and giving them an opportunity to take another week-long trip al half price. Passenger Shelion Dickson Jr. sent a letter by Telex from the ship to officials of the ship line, saying, "We experienced about 27 unpleasant hours and more than 90 hours of pure pleasure.'' This week's trip cost the cruise line about $2.5 million. Most of that went for the refunds and the promised 50 percent dis· Future Arrives ~ . -~ Sunday Pages • • Future projects -as close as •'expansion ol the Oranee County · f:airpounda and u rar OU,t as an ~ 800 mllllon technological :. bowpl-.in norlcla-wlll be ex- ' •minedinSunday'e Dally Pilot. ·:· W ALT'8 D&EAM -Ex· itlmeatal.~ Comm&ini-• of Tomorrow 1'al a ditrerent -I &bin Kalie Kingdom or Fan- tuyland. ~ they are all crea-UODI of tbe Dllney people. The new projed, l!PCOT for shot, ls ~!!~~Id to open ln central r llUl'lall ia tbe fall of 1881 to enter· .!-*DMd..Ua&e. (suNDAY'S BEST) ade. It's no wonder, however, the founders planned the wbole thing. The 1Juainesa orthe Week. QUICK GET·AWAY -Noooe takes' Jona vacaUons anymore. The idea, a Daily Pilot reporter found, ta to t.Me abort vacatioaa moreolten. In You/Your Money. NEW TV SS&JES -Barbara Edm ii cut u a t•t1 ~ who Ulr• GD a amall town'• ''bJPOCl'lteS"' In "Harper Valley PTA," a MW fall Rriea OD N'Bt baled ca a popular1on1. couot on a future seven·day voyage. There also was the expense of free liquor dispensed during the blackout. Torbjorn Hauge, cap· lain of the Norway. ordered the , bars opened to all, a gesture that one Norwegian Caribbean vice pr esident. Ri c Widmer. estimat· ed cost about $65,000. By Thursday, Widmer said, conditions aboard the Norway were back to normal. "They're having a party -it s just like a normal cruise except there are no ports," he said. The ship had been scheduled to make stops at St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands and at a small island, Little San Salvador. Mhsissippi Baptist Kids Bust Records JACKSON, Miss. CAP> About 30 Baptist teen-agers who have come to believe that much of the popular music is immoral smashed their record collections at a youth ll'OQP meeting. •·Everything from Barry Manllow to Klas" waa deJtro)'ed ·at the Wednesday night record · bash, aald Cindy Farris, 16. "Any type of mldlc we felt un-l'odly, we got rid of," she said. Only gospel music was saved, sbe1aJd. Don WhJtlel, youth mlnlater at the Calvary Bapt.iat Church, said the leell·apn decided to smash the records ~er being ptesent· ed a "low·kb" message about 1ucb mualc at camp. ' Va. "But we can't bla me the politicians for the condition of the country because it often reflects the spiritual condition or the church. "People have got to get saved . get baptized and get registered to vote," said Falwell. founder of the weekly television program "Old Time Gospe l Hour." The conference, billed as the Nationa l Affairs Briefing, 1s sponsored by the Roundtable. a Washington. D.C.·based non· denominational organization that provides information on moral issues to church and busi· ness leaders. Organizers of the conference have declined to publicly en dorse any candidate, but have urged Christians to vote for con· servalive principles that would "turn the nation back to God." However . Rep. Guy Vander Jagt. R·Mich .. who delivered the keynote address at the R<.'publican National Convention last month. took the chance to urg<.' support for GOP presidcn· twl norrunec Ronald Reagan. The RC\". W A . Cr iswt'll , pastor of the 20.000 member Fi rst Baptist Church of Dalla~. attacked proposals that would give rights to homosexuals. while the Rev. E.V. Hill. pastor 1 of a Baptist church in the Watts ~ection of Los Ang_eles. brought the crowd to its feet three times with a ringing call for Chrisllans Jet Noise Boosted Residents in the area of El Toro Marine Corps Air Station may hear increased jet noise because or s pecial landing prac· tices between 8 a.m. and 11 p.m. Sunday, a Marine Corps spokesman said. IN TOWN ON THESE ~,ct- )l)"c ~~ LOW MAINTENANCE, "~oP..ro ,') 99 ~~<;, DROUGHT TOLERANT PLANTS . HOLLYWOOD JUNIPER BLUE POINT JUNIPER OOLDENLEYLANDICYPRESS YOUR CHOICE 50Al SIZE REG. TO 16.99 to speak out against moral de- cav :.Whl'n a wom::in who is ar· ('Used of lesb1:.1n1sm is given an honorable d1scharg(• from the Na vy, something should be said In days wh<.'n teachers look and ~mcll worse than lhost• they are teaching, something should be said. When we are told ... it's time to get rid of unemployment and t hen they d ou ble 1t. something should be said ." he told the cheering crowd Phyllis Schla fly, national chairwoman of Stop ERA. con tinued the momentum by outlin· ang the "destructive" elements of the proposed "sex amend· ment." "The devil 1s using one word. sex, to take away the rights of wives and give them to homosexuals. The ERA doesn't give women rights. it puts sex into the Const1tut1on," she said. (}!/UM if (Ubl, FOUNTAIN Ison Olego Fwy V'&l 1 ~ ~ lnVoll•Y GAR DINS NURSERY I. PA 110 SHO~ ~ I ~ Gorttent 11420 •OOIHUIST ! eenttt llOUMTAIM • LANDSC'AH DtSllN AND DELIVERY SERVICE AVAILABLE YALLIY Ills Optn 1 days• w..ec1 •.m.-t p.m. -• ,..uo Shop• •.m.-S p.m. ~ OWf ............ s.....,.. fwy.I z 121 MIWPOlrT a VD. PHCMI: 96M771 COSTA.._. SALE PRICES GOOD THAU •JHO OPIM 7 DAYS .....,...._ml ... .., .. l-410J Al"-'u.IWte~•.._. laa•6,_ ( , ' • • ~ \ ' I t I 1 l I l . ; i , 4 • i I I ~ 4. • gioo? He stands a good chance cl getting clapped in irons before be cm sputter out his iDDoceDce. Let's face it; the best friends we have in the universe are Canadians. Even the car thieves ought to remember that it was our friends from the north who managed to spring our diplomats from Iran. so WRY DIDN'T the criminals use phony Iranian plates? That would ha!e been°"«: ki~d of hoodlum putttng the finger on another kmd. Equal Justice for all. Row about counterfeiting some Russian auto registra· tion? That would have been okay too. But no. They've got lo pick on our be$t friends from Canada. This is dastardly conduct of the first order. Listen, we have a lot of fine Canadian people as both residents and visitors along this coastline. They like lo lawn bowl in Laguna Beach. Or bask in the warm sands of Newport. WHAT ABOUT SOME of your favorite entertainment personalities? Ruby Keeler, sometime Newport and Costa Mesa resident, ls a Canadian. So are Raymond Burr. Walter Pigeon. Fay Wray, Robert Goulet and Lorne Greene. Canadians have done many famous -.thin11. Jobp Naismith invented basketball in 191 at Almonte, Ontario. Drs. Charles Best and Frederick Banting discovered in- sulin in 1921, also at Ontario, Canada. EVEN THE CANADIAN BEAVER, the national animal, bas shown us bow we all ought to really live. The Canadian beaver -works building dams only six weeks out of the year. The rest of the time be either swims or sleeps. We ought to take lessons from him. Further, instead of our thieves putting the beat on all honest Canadian Corvette drivers, we ought to be honoring our fine allies. Only last month they celebrated their 113th year of independence from the British Empire. The way our criminals act, you sometimes wonder if they know who our friends really are. 14-ounce Baby Lives •. BALTIMORE <AP) -A girl bom two months prematurely at , a weight ol less than 14 0tmces : remained in critical condition to- day and fighting for her life, ap- : parently ooe of the smallest pre- . mature infants ever lo survive ' in the United States, hospital of- ficials say. Devon Somerville is "only a handful" three days after birth, say-nurses at City Hospitals here. Tbe infant measures just over 11 ~ inches and weighs lS:V.. ounces. "but that's with H'• ounces of equipment on her. Her actual weight is under 14 ounces." said a nurs ing supervisor who asked not to be identified. --------~- WORLD I NATION r . . No Hike in July's Overall Consumer Prices . . F1r&t in 13 Y ean, Home Costs Dip Credited • WAIHINGTON (AP) -o..ntl eonnmer pric• did not rile at all Ill Jvq, tbe ftnt t.lme tbat bas happened lD more thu 13 r..,.. &Ill 90"f'DID•l aakl today, Tbe lharp improvement wu dM abDDlt ae181lvel1 to a rll*S d.eliM lD bom•·ftnaneilll COltl. Saeludial mortC•I• eolU ud boullD1 prices. conaumer Drteee IMt maDtb lDcreued 0.1 P81"C*lt. led by a O.t percent boolt In Ute food and bev.-a1• ca&et«Y. tM Labor Department 1aid. ror tbe flrat seven monUis ot um year, infiatloa at the coo· au mer leY.C 6aa accelerated at a u .s percent compound annual rate, tbe Mpeltmmt 1ald. July'1 at.able rate followed a 1 percent Jump in June, but private economllu precllcted that Jut month's increase ln food and beverqe COila ia only the beCinninl of a dramatic rise in this catflOtY. • The Labor Department reported last week that wholesale prices rc»e 1.1 percent ln July, while food prices at this level jumped about 9 percent. It usually takes a month or two for food prices at the producer stage to work their way to the consumer level. Baltle Coast Idle Reds Seek Solution To Polar}d Strike GDANSK, Poland (AP) - Government negotiators met with worker committees across Poland's strike-paralyzed Baltic coast today in efforts to end nine days of walkouts by an estimat- ed 130,000 workers. Polish dissidents dismissed the government offers as "only small concessions" and insisted Suit Hearing In Oswald Case Delayed . FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) -A stale district judge bas postponed indefinitely a scheduled hearing on a s uit seeking to block the exhumation of the body in accused presiden- tial assassin Lee Harvey Oswald's grave. Judge James Wright on Thurs- day postponed the hearing scheduled today after motions were filed by the Dallas Cowlty medical examiner and an at- torney for Oswald's brother, Robert. &OBEltT OSWALD fa.led suit last week to block the exhuma- tion attempts by British author Michael Eddowes, who is trying to prove the body in the Fort Worth grave is that of a Soviet impostor who took Oswald's identity to kill President John F. Kennedy. Eddowes, who h as sought the exhumation since 1978, says he has "persuasive" evidence to in- dicate the man in the grave is not Oswald. Wright scheduled a Sept. 3 hearing on motions by Dr. Charles l'etty of Dallas and Oawald attorney Kenneth L. Camp~ll. PETl'Y, A defendant in the suit, asked the judge to .move the hearing on the suit from Fort Worth to Dallu. Campbell asked Wright to re- move Marina Oswald Porter as , a defendant in the suit because she agrees with her former brother-in-law. The attorney s aid that although Mrs. Porter had given her consent for the exhumation, "she believes Lee is buried there." the strike is pro-democratic, not aoU-socialist. As Communist Party leader Edward Gierek's government sought a way out of the tense im- passe, there still was no word on whether authorities would press charges against dissident leader Jacek Kuron and al least 23 other Polish activists detained by police. In West Germany, al was an- nounced that Chancellor Helmut Schmidt had canceled next week's scheduled summit an Eas t Germany with Eas t German Communist Party leader Erich Honecker because of "recent events in Europe," a clear allusion to the Polish crisis. THE ROMAN Catholic bishop of this strike-bound seaport was quoted today as saying a pro- longed work stoppage wouJd be "against the good or the com· munity." In a statement released by church officials. Rt. Rev. Lech Kac zmarek expressed "un· derstanding for the strikers who make efforts toward improving living conditions." THE GDANSK bishop a lso made the point that prolonged laying down of work, evelllual riots or t.He shedding of brother- ly blood are against the good of the community." the statement s aid, "and he called on the workers for wise and reasonable action." Church officials said the bishop's comments came during a meeting with strikers Thursday. It was the first public com- ment on the walkout ·by a promi· nent religious leader inside this predominantly Catholic country. In a carefully worded statement earlier this week, Polish-born Pope John Paul II said at the Vatican, "We here in Rome are united with our fellow Poles.'· ... (~ ~ '• Soutt. Coast :. Bank .. ·· .· The wide vari.ation in tbe Coalumer Prtce Index from a 1 per. cent rile lo June to DO movement In July wu "almost Ull• precedented," said Labor Department economiat Patrick Jackman. Not aince llarcb 111'1 bu the CPI remained uncbaqed, and tbe index baa not decllned alnce August 1M5, be •aid. BEFOaE J'UL Y, CONSUMER prices bad risen at leut 0.9 percent for 18 atraig.bt months. Tbe CPI in July stood at 247 .8 before seuooal acijuatment. That means that goods and services that cost $100 in the 1967 base period cost $247.*> laat month. The index was 13.2 percent higher last mootb than in July um. THE LA.llO& DEPA&TMENT reported that: -Housing coets dropped O. 7 percent, after rising l.S percent and 1.8 percent in May and Jame, respectively. The reversal wu due to a steep S.7 percent plunge in mortga1e interest rates and a 0.5 percent decline in housing prices. -Food and beverage prices, after going up only 0.8 percent in May and June combined, accelerated by 0.1 percent la.st IDOGtb. Prices at grocery stores increased 1.2 percent, after rising only l.S percent during the first six months or thia year. Prices for beef, pork and poultry shot up sharply, folloWi.ng three months of decline. Fruits, vegetables and dairy products also registered substantial increases. Restaurant meals, foods at other than grocery outlets and beverages, including alcohol, rose a com- bined 0.5 percent in July. • • . ' 'j ... BmalJedOut ,.,. ........... Owners of this bomb stricken home in Nabatiyeh, Lebanon have deserted it after it was shelled by Israeli raids this week. Meanwhile, a spokesman for Palestine Liberation Organization said it believes the step up in at- tacks by the Israelis is an all-out effort to crush guer· rillas before U.S. presidential election. W. Virginia Flooding . : . .. 'lhunderswrms Batt,er Many States ....................... ,.,.. ... ..,,.,......,., ..... -h.-• ..... ..... ., .. ''----o:---.o:. I . l/.S.811 llR .... 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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Necotlaton for tbe :gartment of Water and Power Itri.kin« electrical worken returned to the barpln•n1 table today after Mayor Tom Bradley and City Council leaders vote on wbetber to accept the union's latest set- tlement otter. The union proposal resulted from a flurry of bareaioios Thursday that both sides saJd produced "significant move· ment." One mlion leader said "there could be a resolution at any time" to the strike. Two riders were severely injured when safety device failed on State Fair roller coast.er train and passenger car hurtled backward from top of steep incline. amasbinir into base station at bottom. Larry Davis, owner of midway rides at Sacramento exposition, inspects tower Thursday while waiting for safety inspec· tors. The activity came after Mayor Tom Bradley told union leaders that the city was ready to aban· don its previous 9 percent ceiling on pay hikes. That celling bad been a major stumbling block, along with a demand for amnes- ty for strikers who have been violating a back-to-work court order. NEGOl'IATORS FOR the In· teruational Brotherhood of Elec· trical Workers had been de· manding an 18 percent pay boost before Thursday's talks. Neither s ide would discuss details or their counter-offers. , Sex Odyssey· Past, Ship tp Set Sail LoNG BEACH, Calif. (AP) -The u~ Norton Sound, afloat in a sea of scandal in recent weeks, prepared to steam out of Long Beach Harbor today after the Navy dropped remaining cbarses or homosexuality against four women crew members. The missile test ship was due to return to its home base at Port Hueneme, Calif., after undergoing repairs here. . American Civil Liberties UniOft lawyers said they planned to appeal the cases of two women s ailors -Wendi Williams, 2S, of the Bronx, N. Y. and Alicia Harris, 18. of Cbicato -wbo were found gullty of homosexual milcoDduct and recommended for dis- charge from the Navy. Ramona Wpston, director of the Los Aueles ACLU, said there also would be federal court challenges of tbe Navy's rules which require ousting homosexuals from the service. .. 'lbe underlying regulaticns are based oo archaic ideas, .. she said. "A person should be judaed by tbe job be or she does. I don't believe sexual orientation determines anyone's fitness to llo a job." The decision to drop charges came from the ship's captain, Cmdr. James Seebirt, after two women· were acquitted and two convicted oo charges of homosexual mtscoocluct. "He caUed .us up to the captain's cabin," said Louise Fitzmorris, Zl, of Rumford, Maine, one of tbe four wbo had charges dropped. ..He banded me this paper and said, 'It's all over.· J just stood there. "He told us there were no bard feelings. He said we would be allowed to transfer or stay on the ship," she aaid. "He'• a fair man.·• · Man Swims Seven Hours To Be Saved SAN DIEGO (AP> -A San Francisco man whose boat sank five miles off shore and was rescued after sWimming seven hours in darkness said be ex· peeled to be swept out to sea, but bis cries for help saved him. "I would swim a little bit, rest a litUe bit, and the water was warm," said Kelly Ames. 32, Thursday after his early morn- ing ordeal. "But the current kept dragging me south, and I thought I was going to miss Point Loma" and be swept out to sea. A combination of currents and his s wimming in a lifejacket brought Ames to within •;.. mile of the Point Loma shorelme when be became entangled in kelp beds.'' I started yelling and t'elling," hesa.sd. A resident beard his cries, Ames said, and caJled police, who in tum called an off-duty Weguard wbo borrowed a surf- board and paddled out to Ames. The 7,200 mEW members at the DWP currently earn an average of about $9 an hour. A settlement of more than 9 percent is likely to affect about 23,000 other city workers who have not yet signed new con· tracts. City Chief Administrative Of. ficer Keith Comrie said eacb 1 percent pay increase over 9 per- cent will cost tupayers about S21h million a year for the DWP alone. If all the remaining coo- tracts exceed 9 percent, it would cost the city about SlO million annually. M ea ntim e, DWP spokeswoman Elizabeth Wim· mer said the demand for energy h ad increased only s lightly des pite the warme r weather. easing the threat that the city may face selective "blackouts" in the strike that has a ffected all four of the utility's steam· powered electrical generating plants. MS. WIMMER SAID peak e n e rgy demand Thursday reached 3,150 megawatts~y 150 megawatts above Tuesday, the day before the strike began. .. It didn't increase nearly as CELEBRATE OUR NEW SUNDAY SHOPPING HOURS WITH CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH IN 11-fE ZODIAC AT N-M NEWPORT BEACH. BERKELEY, Calif. <AP) -Edgy Iranian students are blaming agents of the late shah for two bombings, but FBI agents say they know virtually oothlng about the possible new terrorist group that cl aimed ( J responsibility for the l:!'r ~TE blast.I at an Iranian slu· ,;;,in. dents meeting. v The "Iran Liberation Army " c la i med responsibility for the bombs, and the students believe the group opposes Iranian leader Ayatollah Ruhollab Kbop:leini. Each Sunday beginning at 11 a.m. head to N·M's North Entrance where you 'll be greeted with a comp- limentary cocktail! Then relax in our Zodiac Restaur· ant over gourmet breakfast delights accompanied by complimentary champagne. What a way to start your shopping day! Seatings are at 11 . 12 noon and 1. Please call early for reservations: 759-1900, ext. 330. 'lldel Big Tlp~r SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -The man who com· mandeered a car and sped off with $1.85 million Crom a Brink's armored truc.k left the c¥'s owner $50 and a thank-you note, authorities say. George llanuel Bosque, 2S, a Brink's Inc. guard cbarpd iD tbe hel8t, left tbe note tor llOlel maid Puabpa Lal, the FBI disclosed Thunday. "Dear Lady," the scrawled note said. "Sorry I had to use your car and that you were so scared." The note, which was left in an eyeglass case in the car, was signed, "A young man in trouble. God bless." '' P.S. Afte r Brunch. browse through the store ... we 're open each Sunday from 12 noon to 5 p.m. at N·M Newport Beach. N·M Bevefly Hills. open 10 to 6: N·M Newport Beach. open 1010 6: Mon .. Thurs . Fn . 1010 9 and Sunaay 12 to 5. - • much u we thought lt would because of the hotter weather," 1be said, creditinJ conservation by both residential and com- mercial customers with holding down the figure. Northern Callrornia, Artz4a / ; and New Mexico. • Ms. Wimmer said only nlne of the 18 generating units at the four stations were being operal· ed by supervisors, cutting elec- trical production in half. Before the strike, the four stations had provided 80 percent or the city's electrical needs, but now two- tbirds of thotse needs must be filled with energy imported from Meantime, many buslneaaiu leased emergency generatonJo keep operatinc ln the event o( a blackout and consumers stocked up on candles and band·WOUld alarm clocks. t • SOME LARGE commerdat complexes have built·iQ atandby generaton, but those would slip. ply only e nough power fbr emergency lighting and perhaps a Cr action of tbe building.,· elevators. Actress Ailing? HOLLYWOOD CAP) - Was she or wasn't she in the hospital? Only Mae West. the busty, blonde and good-humored film legend, knows for sure - and she isn't telling. Miss West was reported in the entertainment trade daily Variety to bave spent her 88tb birthday Sun day at G ood Samaritan Hospital, and two independent hospital sources who asked not to be identified said she was admitted there under a oseudonym last week. Some hospital sources. however: said Miss West was in a tightly guarded celebr ity suite and that l strict orders had been given to keep her presence secr et. Columnist Army Archerd said she had suf. fered a "mild concussion" in a Call from her bed. .· .... ~ SHE'S INCOMMUNICADO Acreullff Weat Shellfish Quarantine Off SACRAMENTO <AP> -The state has ended the special quarantine on the commercial harvesting of oysters and clams in Tomales Bay and Drakes estero. The Department of Health Services said Thursday that shellfish from the commercial beds m those bays have been free of elevated paralytic shellfish toxin for two weeks. But the department emphasized that the regular summer quarantine on mussels remains in effect until at least Oct. 1. It also recommended against the sports harvesting of clams, cockles, periwinkles and scalJo~ along the Sonoma, Marin and San Francisco county coastlines. Paralytic allellf"ISb poisoning killed two persons this summer. one who ate mussels and another who ate raw scallop intestines. ) ·~ CALIFORNIA . - ol Umpany ~llapses, Ho~eowne~ Hot Damage Eetim•te Raised LJVDMORE<AP>- Lawr .. ce Livermore nuclear weapons ~abor....,. sustained tu !IJllllcm to S30 mlWon iD aamqe from a sharp eartbquake in January, 11 ot $10 million a s originally reported, ac· cord.iq to a study. Tbe report, issued by an i•ternaJ committee beaded by lab director Ro1er Batzel, aald the revised ficure resulted &om • more detailed ,dama.1e probe tban had been completed earlier . .. SHIVA, a mauive -·1aser research complex, sustained some $1.3 1t1Ulion iD damage, in· eluding wrecked founda· tion bolt.a and misalign· ment. ac..'COfding to the re· port, released Thursday. Earlier estimates put Shiva's damage at about SS00,000. It loot about a month to restore the unit to full operation. Lawrence Livermore laboratory ls one of two n.uclear weapons re· narch facilities in the United State&. Tbe otbec is at Los Alal;Doe. N.M. Tbe report aleo said cpofuakJu cauaed b)' the quake "make it difftcult fW laboratory mana1e· QleDl to efficiently and -,a dequately inform ~1 about the ex· t.ent of earthquake damage and what 'aC· lions sbs>uld be taken." NONE of the lab build· nags houainl dangerous lnaterial, including deadly radioactive plutonium, were affect· ed by the "quake. No ·radioactivity was re· leued and there was no . danger to public beaJtb, accordil\I to lab of. pciala. • Amoo1 the damaae· wu tbe leaka1e ol about is gallana al low·level radioaetive tritium, p llicb seeped from an e:n·At.e st.orqe taDk. Tbe temblor, reliater· \DI 5.5 OD the Rlchter scale, struck Jan. M Jritb • epicenter atiout 12 miles northwest ol &be lab . Some 41 Jab workers suffered minor . Jnjuriee, mos Uy from tallinl abelvea, liabt Ox· ).u.res md plaster. .. • TWC) days later, a eeeond quake hit witb a ~·' mapltude and an epicenter eight mllea 9outbeast of tbe f 'rat :temblor, but tbe abaker caused no major dama1e. Batlel also was .erltlcal of tbe :l•bonlorJ's bwDtnl ol .tile preu duriq the quke ptdod. lie Mid tbe ........ far bwtl· •• tbe ..., ,..... for UalormaUoe from .._.. r,••I ... were ·-pl--.l'' "'· "-10... ' I tM Mope ot tbe probMm. M...UC• ~ leeden )amc:hed pro· c.-te • .'.: Mii Mt Ma\toftett Wltb UD· 11Wd pooa. won UMt rainy MUOO makea bil la4ld ..._. ot tM6r rardl. ..... ,. • ....., &o ovenee ud ·~won • .n I.ti .. poola at no COit. TM laomeownen wW -... " '° ,., . the aubcoetracton, .. ••)'1 Moward JleOWM. rict prtlAdlDl ol Blue Havtn PMla. a fraocbJae company baaed in Garden OroYt DOllO l'l'SDILY, PaSllDllNT OP CallfonUa ,... !illoete. adcMd: "It's a abame wM one ol UMt (companl•> folda. It pvea tbe in· dua&rJ a 11111 tye. ·-..._ alto pnd.lct.d that "• lar1e number" ol Naall swtmmm, pool coatractQn m•Y 10 under lat.r Uall year b.eau.e won baa been slow. they are ovwateDded or they are inexperienced and bave ~-Md jobe. "There are a kK ol amall contractors out tbere wbo haw to sell aomethlnc. so they aell tbeir price, cutttna lbelr prom marpn very close to the bone," Stehaly qya, "Ultimately, that will catch up with tbem." • ()ON'J WAIT TO BUY! These crazy hl·fl and TV prices vanish when our tent does ... at end·of·day Sunday, AUQUSt 24th! Grab a bargain now before it's too late! Tbe lalt wave ol fallun1 bf •wimminl pOOl compaaMa occurred two>'..,. qo. IN INDICAftNG THE CON'nACl'OU' board would pr91 harder for lecislation allowtnc tbe aaency to move rapidly qalntt troubMd 9. pui•. Ma. Klelll aald it ll ma.t oftm u.e am companies tbat pCJH tbe ~ dancer for • 1umen. Tbe propoHd le1lalatlon would allow tbe bOanl to obtain an lnimedlate r.tra.lDiDC order barriDc c:ompanl• from contraetlne for further bualaell ''wMll there are i.adlcatiou tbat tbe ftrm may be .-C belly up." "'lben were very dire alpala" ln &Inlet's caae u early u tbe third week ln ;!.~ Ma. Klein said. At tbat time, the company a vohmtari- ly to stop aeMtna new bualoeu and to try to com· plete exi114ln1 jObl. BVTTBE SUNSET CASE wu complicated by a $5. l m1llloa Judgmept a1alut the firm last year in an Arlzou lawsuit in which a Sunset salesman bit and seriously injured a motorcyclist. The company ' was insured for only $1 .. mUllOD and WU tryinl to work out a pa,m_t acbedule with the lnJ~ penoa, but IMIOdatiou broke down and Suuet'a deb&on c• oft &a cNdlt. Without money, tbe company be&ao •beMcelnJ project.a and not paytn1 subeclotractiors . The unpaid subcoatraction, in tarn, wwe _. to place mechao.lca' liens aplnat tM bomta .rMre the pool.a wel'e betnl built, tbua forelq COlllUllMl'I to P•Y twice for tbe same work. Tbe abWtJ of ID· d1viduaJ homeowners to recover tbelt lolMe la tbe legal baWe over Sun.Ht'• aaeeta •» toDaldered marginal. Pool contractors must be booded, but ~ for $10,000 -about half the price of one avera1e...uect pqol. SINCE LAST YEA a, the state bu been requir· ing contractors to off et-homeowners the opportunity to buy perlormance bonds, a form of lnaurance guaranteeing that the work would be done and paid for. Such policies cost aboutooepereentoltbecoatof the work-or about $200 for aswimmlna pool. But Ms. Klein and Steimly •greed tbat few homeowners buy such poUcles. At the Pacific Stereo Costa Mesa store, we've ~one crazy on hl·fl and video prices! So crazy, In fact, that we ve had to put up a ·tent just to hold all the brand name bargains. The selection is massive •.• everything from home hi·fi to car . st9reo to portables to video ••• plus 10¢ soda pop for everyone! So hurry to the tent! Now's the time to build a new audio or. video system or improve the one you A TRANSAUD·.o SYSTEM ... already have! FOR QUALITY VIDEO, GO WITH SONY! -"" •4!•· a;: :t:ll:;ziir 1h'1 , Sony KV-1913 19-inch (diag.) Trinitron ~ ~ color television. Here's the Sony you've been waiting for. 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SWl life that I could look forward to.·• other chlldren into the cbu.rcb, '°"" • IM••~ .. aiul blm lD I Sl llJ\Ulf Mooo, a Korean lnduatriallat Kieffer refused bis da\fgbter fer sought lo cancel bis ex-wife's vlt- mlUloa 186t be ftle4 •taiut tbe a.nd evaneellat, and lta affiliate, permission to join the church, but itatlon right.a and have bia daUlht.tr U......_CMttb. Colle1late Aaaoclallon for tbe was "totally unaware of bow to producedincourt. ' IUeff•'• dvU tult cont.di the Reeearcb ol Principals. retrieve her. 1 tried lo keep it as a Tbe visitation right.a were canceled .... b tted ... ,, adopted )( l Ki ff l ft b N family matter, tried to resolve it by lo late l.W17, but the Hillsboro CotmlY ea.re reeru a u e er e er ew Su....,.rior Court said ll could not COID· da.,....., DO'# 11, wbea abe wu a HamPlblre bome in June 197:5, join-writing lo her and phoning ber. But ,..~ rod .a1 Ki.,, •::::.. eaerelHd "mlnd control ln1 her divorced mother at the she seemed to be quite hostile to pel the church to P uce wuss · ..,.. • " over ..._ and "----·11y U lfi •1-Cb h min in Bar me." fer. r ..__.............. ... o1T11 • t ~·~ ... 'tat n cauuu urc ae ary • After amending bis suit to seek ::~ wm uu DI ur paren rytown, N.Y. Wben be tried to visit her in August da mages against the church, the triaJ ......... Gloria Kieffer bait joined the 197:5, he was told she wasn't there. opened here this summer. . Jana Kieffer'• court appearance church alter she was divorced in 1973 "In early 1977, I met my first ex· So far, ex-members of the churc9, tbll ..-tat.lafted one of bia toala: from Kieffer, who won custody of Moohie and she just stood my hair on a psychiatrist, and Kieffer's ex-wife "to WU., her into court and see if their four children, including Jana end with the story of what had hap· have testified. . tbe't all rilt\l." and another child from her previous pened to her." Kieffer said. Asked about seeing her relatives But the diaputed bis claims. marriage whom be adopted in 1962. Legal action began that year after for the first time in five years. Miss "I don't think braiawaahinc eoes Miss Kieffer said her mother in-his ex.wife. then remarried, moved Kieffer said. "The whole thing is just on ... You can't control somebody's troduced her to the church and she to Manchester and tried to contact very upMtting." 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I ~ !Courses l 1Planned,f ByUCI '· I T b e f o 1 I o w i n_ B schedule of act~viti4 . open to the public has I been announced by th.e UC Irvine Extens ion program: MONOAY-TUUOAY ~.lffltt I "CofttefftPOrary Pt1rson"el Ill· , ter11t~w1nq Appr••wt Mtd Ev4hHthOfll • l tCltl\IQUH.,'' Bruct M Bolen. B Jll , I ptrsonne4 ~r. c.....,. 81Nn- M.c111nn. A UC lr•rnP Eirtens10n two-ct.v wm1._, t ·JO am to ••JO p m.. Am. 1«1 Social Science L._ UC• Fee: SllO .t tr.-. S17S P"· .nrotted, lftClvdH P¥111n9. C.11 Ut1 E•t..,s-.11MI ~t•. SATVaDAY.s.til. U ••1:.,t.........,.urW.lp: O.wloell"9 Your ,_ -Form"'9 • aw~ I •rou...S It," AObert J . ICovau(t, M 8 A., _.tur-. ~r. Hortt>,_ I Coro. "' UC '"""' E-slon ~ vm111ar. t lO •""to •·JO p,m , Arn. n s Compuler Sclentt 8169 .. UC1, I Fee '911 M !tie -. 175 IM'..er>rol~ lntt\Hles 'tau materlals, lunct> al\d per-lf'9. c.11 UCI El<1eftlloft. 111WI 13).~t•. . SATVaOAY -SUNDAY 5-1. U, H, OCL U. 26 ...... 15.16 • "Met~ ot AMlysls In Pl-mg;'" Harlan L. M9111lln, M.A., D•l1ner. Menllln·Lucero &. Associate,,. O 3 • I and ; t or m e r sen i o-r , ec-1\1/~~ afld cllret of I re~arc,11 -onioram die~.· Contra Costa Countv Pl.tnlllft9 DeOC. A UC trvlne E•te.,slon three· ! -endcoune,ta.m.toSp.m .• Si,. 111 1rvlnw Town c-. Irv;,... Fee: S150, Ml<IUGH PM1<111Q. Call UCI E•· teMlon. (7") ~s.ai.. WSOMISDr&Y. s.t. '1, M SAnfftOjllY, ,..,._ ». 27 , "lfttf'OdlKtlon to EIWi~ .. . -•111fnDr~~ .... on.11- I tatfoll. •• Dorian Hu.,ter, M.A.. F.A s .1.0 .• p,.es1cten1/desi9"fT. • Doti°" ._ -~. Inc. A UC . lrvl.,. E..-..sion --tlnv oro-' gram, __ ,, ' to 10 P·'1'·· I SatunS.y, • a.m. to s o.m .• Am. F-no I Nied. Sci. I, UCI. Fee: '11 <:Ml UCI Eatem.lefl, 11WI ~Soll .. W•~SDA Y. s..it. 1'. 14 I Oct. 1, I, IS ''Account1119 to r Ille No n . A«OUflt"'9 ~r." Lesi.r Weltl\. M 8 A ... UC lrvlnP Ert..,so0n live. meeting COUr'lf, I to 10 D.m , Am. V2 Pt>vstcel Scieftces Bldg., UCI. Fee: "s. Call UCI Exteru lon. 111•1 133·WI•. T"UaSOAY,s..f. 11 "Unclerstandin9 ,.,.d Mot••ali"CJ Employees . .'' Howard WllMln. oreS1· I <Mnt. Administrative AeS<!arct> A• I soclates. Inc. A UC Irvine Eirtens!Qn • -.dlly wmlnar. t :JO a .m. to •:» p,m ., Holiday'""· 313t Bristol, C°'l• I Mu a. Fee: "° at llte door, SIS -enrolled, includes <less ma1ern11ls I aftd 1.-h. Call UCI EllWMlon. O W I Ul-~14. I f'at04Y ..-saTUltDAY r ~".-21 . "Paulw Solar Design: Using UJe I New State Of C.lltom1a PesSlvt SOiar Hand-," Philip W.8. Niies, M.$.. cwotes-of envtl'OllmenUll mt"'ftr· I Ing. Cal Poly State Universltv. San Luis OOl1110. A UC lrvlnw EJd..,SjOot -.Sav 11n19ram,l .30.a.m. to s p.m . a m. too Social Science H•ll. UC!. I fee : U H , lntludu llandboolf, lllfttl'Mt\ and p.artc Ing. C.all UCI t •· -slon, C7UI ~Wt•. SATUltOAY. ~ 1t • ··~~el~"K Wlls.on, M.8.A., pr'HlcMnt, WlllOfl &. AMO<lates. A UC lt'VIM ~ _...,.Y Mffti...,., • e.m. to 4:30 p,,.., Rm.111, 1,..IMTown<:enW. Irvine. Fff: SIO Ill !tie dOOr. VS --lllMI. lntl..O.S class ....Ce<lats, tvncll and perlllflO, enro11.--1 Is llmlted. can UCI E•tlnsion, 11.., l»-W14. "The Sates Ptof9ssiollal: H-·"tO lh a Wl..-r." Julft M«IM.=1· 1 ... t. A UC lrvlne EllteMion y semlner, t ::IO •.m. to 4:30 0.111., Hm, 2• Soc;lal Sci.Me Lab. "Cl. FM: $Ill Ill ti.--· '7.S .,....,.,..,.ltd, lncl..O.S clau ,.....rlalt.. 1-11 'tild 1Ml1ll119. call UCI ~. C>-141 NJ.~t•. EnrollfMftt 11 llml1ect. MONDAY, fto.t•so.lY, f'alD&Y s.,&.U.M.• "lntrodUctloo\ too.. L..,.i s~:· T11llV H. Seymour, J .O •• _.,.at •-·A UC trvlM £'*""°" ~ proerem, t • Ml p.m., S ... Ut I T-c:.ntw. lrv!N. ,._: W . uc11:...-.crw1.w.M. ;. • TUaCMIY ... DWCSOAY, • TWUllSOAY,f'alOAY : ..... u.-.a..• ' "Water Ohtr tbutlo" Sntem A11a1n1s aftCI OeslOf':' Jolltt• T. Ou1910Y, f'.E., P9'.0-. _ .... ~ lessor, deot. of en9l.,eert119, u111 ... rs11y of w1ic-111-e~; eftd ..,.st~ A UC lrvlM E•· teflt.lon -Sdloo4 ol E"91Mff"'9 tour-Oay .,,.,.,....,, 1:30 a.m. t• 4:JO 111-m .. ltlfl. m Sociltl Sdlloc9 T-. uc1. F .. : uao. tnctuoes M><lles. COUl'10 INIOrieK, <°'""""' t!Mo end P«ttlflO. EMii'"*" Is ............ ~ UCI Ea....,, 17WI ~W. TU .. DAY, ..... a,a Od.1,M,11,• "Tiie ............... , .......... ,: ~"""' Sllltfs ... Twdlt••• fW Ille ~ ~ ... "°""' Morten, M.l :A., ~. J.C. ~ ..... CAI., lllC. A UC lrvfM I •· t.MMfl t1""""'""9 --· 1 .. ,. p.m l. ltm. 1tl ,.,.,_!eel sc..._,., lltlif .. UCI. ,,_: -et .. ._-'7S pro-e11relled, l11clude1 c1•11 _. ... C811 UCl ll ........ (J141 11i'.Sot14 ............ Y; ..... . ''Tiie "'" ..... -lflc ~ "' ~~ .... °"°'~ ~lllrenw,atyelV ..... ; "''".,.. ._. ••• .,.. ........ jf ... .. ,_ .... ClllltW ......... IMdl; .... rk .. ...,,.., ......... -.ctw. c:-wtY tf lt'-'lRI .......... . ~· OMct .. ..._..,. .. """""" lecta1e-. A UC iM!lo -------........ ·!·-· '9 ......... ' ft l l:t: IM (Tr._. ltm.I, ,_ a. ...,... ......... Me • .._1.,IM .... lwletl.C...U.:11 .. ....._,,UW.llNtM. ' ·- ' ti I 1 ' • ' ( , ' • Bolar Pool Beat ... Requirement Valid ,... ..... ...., ...... u.. Or ... eo.t7 ~ eo..-.......................... .__. •. dblwe tW would ......-.. _.... .,.. be•UDC •Ylt.ema for~pooll. 'l'bl ..... IMDt ..... , b .... ••.s. u.. coaumu--made up~ ·~tau ... ol c:omtJ 90vernmeM. uUlt:lla. the WM•na IDdUltly. and otMr .......... lf'OQpe -aald a «MdtiOD tbou.ld await aaotber ab mcmtbl ol ltud)t. 1W ,... pool purm..n fat" another aix mootha at u.e llllll wW be pet mMt.s to me pa.ftred beatan. And that mew ab momha' more draw oa already dwiDclllQa mmv .......... A more respcmatble adioa by the eomm.tttee would bave .._ to eDdCWM u.e ardiwce and inlure tta prompt attentim by county aupenilon. WbUe tbe ordinance would apply only in unln· corporated area.a, lt cannot be f oraotten that tboee are the areas where growth ii' most likely to occur and where new PoOls are likely to be built. Some committee m~J said they were concerned over t.be cost of requiring solar powered PoOl beating systems. It is true systems now oo the market can cost up to $4,500. But when that figure ia compared to annual aaa bills Of t.U> to $2,000 for conventional heating, the installa· tion cost hardly seems excesaive. And. as we all know, utility ccsts are not going down. Solar powered beating systems already are required in the coastal areas under the jurisdiction of the state Coastal Commission. It would seem logical for Orange County to follow the state's action. Eyes on the Soviets The timing of the current upheavals in Poland could hardly have been less convenient for the Soviets. . 1be Olympic boycott focused world attention on their outrageous invasion of Afghanistan. And more attention ~come this fall when representatives of the 35 nations tbat signed the Helsinki Treaty will be meeting in Madrid. 'Oley will formally review records of compliance with the agreement that bound them to recognize the sov· ereign rights of other nations and the rights of individuals iii their own and other nations. • There is small hope that the meeting will be any 01ore effective that previous review sessiona in bringing aJ>out Soviet compliance. But it is quite certain that the Ruasians• blatant de- fiance of Helsinki both in Af gbantstan and in the op- pression of "dissidents .. in their own land will be well and t.J:aoroudlly aired during the Madrid session. This of course will not stit any response in the Soviet Union. The government already has assured the populace that the Afghanistan venture was no more than the noble effort of a major power to rescue a small country from subversion from within. And as for developments in Poland, the Soviets lost no time in jamming American and British Russian· language broadcasts on that news topic. But they are nevertheless in a tricky situation. In Hungary in 1151 and in Czeeboelovatia in ~ the aolu· Uon was simple-send in the Soviet tanb and tt'OOll8 and kDock the wind out of the budding freedom movements. That would be the obvious solution if the Polish com· n;iunist government cannot cope with the current pro- blems. And, on the basis of Western response in the past, the Soviets might well assume it would work. They're probably right. But a lot of water has passed under the east.west bridge since 1968. And with deteote effectively dead, the Soviets must realize the grave im· plicatioos of yet another armed coup. For the sake of the world. one must hope they will find a way to hold back this time. If they do not, the ques· tion will be, how long can the West turn its back? And this is not an easy question. Guzzling Less It may be higher gasoline prices, it may be increased use of small ca.rs, or it may be that Californians are just ~eveloping stay-at-home habits. Whate~r the reason, or combination of reasons. we s.eem to be consuming a lot less gasoline these days. . The state Board of F.qualization, which administers gasoline tax revenues, reports that gas consumption in .-unewas: . -The lowest gallonage for any June since 1975 ; l -3.74 percent lower than June, 1979; ' -10.80 percent lower than June, 1978; -And even 5.64 percent lower than May, 1980. ! For the state. this means that gasoline tax revenue for June. which amounted to $64 million, was down $3.83 Mon from tbe preceding month of May, and lower by million than in June, 1979. Could it be that the pundits who thought hitting clriv~ in the poc~etbook would be the best approach to ~urbmg our apptetite for energy bad a point after all? ' . Opinio~s expressed In the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Qther views expressed on this page are those of their authors and lf'tists. Reader comment Is invited. Address The D•ly Piiot, P.O. Qox 1580. Costa Mna. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642""321. ii' 4 Boyd I Love Fine 1171. ... BOYD I A woma iD Iarael's Haifa oomplabaed to tbe rabbinJcal c:ourt that ber husband, a ... ool teaeber, WU IO d1ain- '9fHted in ber that be•d IPade no romantic overtures ~ w ID elPt moatbl. 1be I court WU 1ympatbetlc. It or. dered tbe fellow to make loft to her or~• pMcea of Sold u a fine. NO court order of a 1lmllar sort 11 to be found anywhere in our Love and War man's vob•mlnou fllea. A ti-itcbel' ill W~ D .C., NCplir9 a cull d;iii( on any mut ordered to be picked up Jater iD tbe a,. Think of that I A IM*ber abop witb a layaway plan. You know tbe ••master'' in m..._. cbelee? It's just a ......._ ol "=nm&.,." Lat ol .......... ...., after ~ana • . --· I:*:::. fl ell••• ..... -..... IWGl"D di meat.n., ... ..., •IDIDtMwlDllDw..fa C•••• ta c•'llltmr. · .......... ,.. ... ""I .......... a..-. may be•,..,..~ -. Ro~rt N. WeedlPubllsher ThotMs Keevll/Edl~ Barbara Kr~lblch 'Edltortal Paoe Editor • ..A Rowland Evam/Robert Nov.ak ··!"\ \ Human Rights Still an Issue W AIHINGTON -President Cart.r qulitUY but ao far valnly 1lpaled tbe Semel Union in the early 1ta111 of tbe Polish worker•' alrtke that Mo1cow must abow proareas in human rt1ht1 or face an lntenalfied dlplomatlc attack from tbe U.S. That attack 11 now planned for lbe late-fall meet.in& in Madrid of the U.S .. C anada and 33 European countries, in· cludlo1 the Soviet Unioo. that signed th e 1975 Hel sinki agreements promising to up b old human rights. It gives Carter the best oC two worlds : a chance to make political gains in bis c ampaign agains t Ronald Reagan among large and potent ethnic groups: and a chance to show anti-Soviet muscle at a time Mosoew is under attack around the world for its invasion Earl Waters of Afcbanlltan. AUbouah the strike by Poll1b shipyard workers was trlf&ered by economic lssues. malnl1 laflallon and meat sub· siclies, tt la rut tUtn• on a bard political coloration: the lack of poUtieal freedom.a in Communist Poland caused by tbe iron band of Moeeow. IF THE WORKERS' strike, now centered in the shipyards or Gdansk, leada to arrests. trials and new political repression -a 50-50 pouiblllty as viewed by top Carter administration officials -Cuter's envoys will go to the Madrid "Helsinki review" COD· ference with potent new am- munition to use against Moscow. As yet. there bas not been the slightest response from the Kremlin to Carter's appeal for some demonstration of human rights concessions in the Soviet Union and its Eastern European satellites in this pre-Madrid period. The warning signal was sent by Secretary or State Ed· mund S. Muskie in an unreport- ed talk he bad the morniq of July 31 with Jewlae!'&n~ut Euro-pean and other c le.den called into the State Depart· ment. WARNING OF a tough American offensive at Madrid, Muskie said the U.S. woukl'take "l>Ositive account of any slenifi- cant procress on human rtcbta" by Moscow before the Madrid meeting begins. Those words were telegraphed on Carter's orders to all American ambassadors abroad for trammission to their C<Mm· terparts to show the trend of Carter's thinking. Carter himself told the same ethnic leaders later that day in the White House that Moscow had "dishonored the principles of the Helsinki accords. both inside and outside its own borders" and praised the "courageous men and women now in prison or exile" for seeking enforce· ment of human rights. When Poland's communist government forcibly repressed the lut wave ol workers' rewo1t4.. in 1978, illegal Workers ~~6 defense Committees wer,.,! formed tbat aWl operate ID ,."' Polish. political climate·" measurably freer than tnalde tb4' Soviet Union. Reports aplrtted'!> out of Poland by these b&amaat> rights committees were uaed tcrt'1 bolster the human rlgbta attac~t.i against the Soviet bloc 11,.:r the U:S. ln the 1977 "Hela re· view" cooference in Belgrade. • ,.. Failure of the Polish com·.,,: munist regime to ~We the new'-'•1 and rising demands or worterS' .. , without repression could pro- duce rar more evidence of1 human rights violations for lb«.~ U.S. to brandish at Madrid.~?. Carter intends to use it not only to put Moscow on the spot but tq..., s trengthen the U.S. position with~< Wes tern allies who, despite ' Afghanistan, are fearful of an tagon izing t he Sovie t s a t Madrid. -:.-. . WJTII THE U.S. election 10,. weeks off. there is no reluctanceA here to make political capital out or the human rights issue. As one White House aide told us n l "Did you notice that the best•,, spontaneous applause Carter goti -. in his acceptance speech was .. 1 when he trumpeted human rights?" l't1.ax Kampleman, the defense~ oriented Democrat who will be- co·chairman of the U.S. delega. tion in Madrid, discovered that most European statesmen did not particularly like his message when Carter sent him to brief them on the hard-line U.S. s tance being pre pared for Madrid. But when Kampleman took the president:s message to seven major U.S. cities receDUy in quiet talks with Jewish and East European ethnic leaders;'• hi s pledge that Carter would pull" no punches at Madrid was emo~ ... tionally applauded . Their only question : Does Carter really"' mean it'! ,. Carter does>. What is happen~·: ing today in the Baltic ports or" Poland plays into bis hand, dramatizing his repeated ap.,. peals for Western solidarity tc>; contain Soviet po we r and enhancing his standing at home. · ' ' Legislature May Ban Alternate Diplomas: One or the r e m aining bot school issues to be disposed or by the Legislature which return· ed this week for the finale to the 1980 session, is a bill limiting the i ssua nce or public school diplomas. The diploma hence· forth couJd only be issued to students demonstrating profi- ciency in the basic subjects by the terms of AB 3369. Authored by Assemblyman Gary Hart. H follows 1976 legis lation which banned the issuance of diplomas to those who couldn't meet the proficien· cy standards in reading co mpre- h e n s ion. writing performance and computation skills, In other words, readin', 'ritin', and 'rithmetic. Charles McCabe The earlier legis l ation however left it up to the school districts to establish the stand· ards. It also required the schools to assess the students between grades 4 and 6, 7 and 9, and twice during grades 10·12. This, it was reasoned, would permit the schools to identify the students having difficulties with the basics and provide remedial aid. Hart, a former school teacher, was concerned about the low status of public school diplomas as well as the fact that a high percentage or those seeking ad- mission to college flunked the basic entrance exams. SINCE PASSAGE of Hart's 1976 measure many school dis· tricts apparenUy have taken the easy way out, issuing alternate diplomas, unauthorized by the state, to those who complete school but fail in their proflc.ien· cy tests. Many view these sub- stitute diplomas as "second c l ass" or "bone -h ead " diplomas. certifying lo all that the student completed school without learning how to read and write. The aim of Hart's present legislation is to make the public school diploma meaningful, testimooy that those who hold it have acrueved proficiency and can read and write and do basic arithmetic. While it is fuJly supported by the California School Board As· sociation, many administrators oppose it and seek delays in its passage or at least in its effec- tive date which Is next June. They rear outraged parents and irate students. AMONG THE opponents is California Rural Legal As · sistance which contends that a disproportionate number of ethnic minorities will fail to qualify for diplomas. Jn response Hart has offered a mendments to require the col- lection of performance data tied to ethnicity . Through that method Hart says specific prob-1' lems can be identified and ~ medial means provided. .~: And the School Board Associa- tion reports that staff develop· ment and school improve~ programs have been created assist school districts with th profiency provisions. "BY MORE closely relating curriculum and the total school environment to the integration or basic skills development it i:> hoped to improve both student. performance and community opl· nions of public education," the as.. sociation stated. It is axiomatic that if the st;u. • dent performance is improved t he community opinions of" public education will also im· prove. . ; Pity the Children of New lifestyle Followers It is at once a glory and a de· (ect of the American newspaper that it is interested in freaks more than in ordinary people. Some nut with a PhD sa)'$ cancer can be-cured with the in· aestlop or hu•e amounts of banana peel, and you can be sure, as can he, that he will aet 1alloos of ink. Some perfectly sane fUJ, 1110 wltb a PbD 1111 remarkably little · pro•reea bat betn macte ID the treatmeat of tbis t.rrtble, dia· ..,. -ad be JI aptkecl 117 a newtedltlOr. Nowbln do you nm Into more rreab ID tbe ~rs than in the ao·c .. led "llf•tyle" sectJona. My OWD llfest7le) fortunately for me. bad been formed lon1 before tbeM-.HdiOM •came. into Mlill anil"Egon von Funtenber1 became more lmpe>rtant to mott readers tban Samuel Beckett. Mille belq tradillodl ChrUUan ·= wttb '. fair •ban ol crt tendellclea mixed ID. ONE or TB. facets ~ the new Weatyle la a f{'eakllh preoc. cupalloll with what can only be called. paedophobia -an ab· normal.lear or children. Most people in this country, or coune, feel about children as they always have. They like to have them, and love them, and rear them. But not the people in ,the lifestyle sections. I was recently reading a story about this aversion ror fatherhood. In it was quoted an unnamed 38-year-old writer from Manhattan. "I want a child," be said, "but iu>t now . Forty-five seems like a logical age • . . It's more Important to put your prline years to their best use." This guy la •frald that childrell ~llht J>~•vent bl~ from writing b1I "bil book." He · said, YI wOuld .do that durtaa weekends or otber eztracur· ricular Ume aacl d:alldnD would make that lmpaulble. You cantt \Ike M many trips when )'CMI bave cbiJdNn. •· TBD PilTICl1LAR wrlter quau.nea u one or my nomina· Uon.a ror "8mk of the year. But tbere are a lot of people who feel 1mucb u he doel, and they ln· ereaM bJ the day. They see cb114nn a1 a threaL to their ,, • ...,., ralbn tban •• a uteloq lbun:e of pleasure. I feel sorry for them, and angry at the 1ametime. Consider the implications of having your first child at age 45. The child. in the case or the writer. would be another mild pleasure added to a life coaaist- ing of the ceaseless search for pleasure. "I want to think that I've checked off all the boxes," is another of his dicta. The first child and such as might follow would presumably provide a toy ror bis old age, a comfort for his declinei a fillip, in abort, to bia life. The child I would be raised by a middle:· aged father who merely wanted him as a sort or alternative to the life he lived in bis youth. MIND YOU. I'm not against ' 45-year-old men having first Or second or seventh children if the motivation is the usual ana normal one -that he has a COD\· panion he loves or at least feel$ at ease with, and wishes to have a child be can love and cherish~ Jn my own family I have ~ grandfather who had st children after ace eo, the Um be married a vicoroua bar mai in Ireland. It is thil business of thi · thatithe best years of your lU are far too good lo be wasted o the business of fatherhood tha bugs me. This, and the idea tha cblldn!n are wholly a burden. Certainly they are a burden, some Umes a tragic one; but th experience of famUy ltre ls that bas been felt to be re ing enough to enter into by all the generations of man, inchJd ing this one. lt is people who take Studi. o~1 and Gloria Vanderbllt sertousl who are beeittning to propacan diie, with a success that I f lamentable, the idea that children are a minus ln the book - of life. J tJ I ' ! • w c w = Film · l'heater AT 'lllAT time, tbe court wW ... '• .......... tM u.a. UO.kl be declared a public s•wN,M~ol&lallareCOD• ........ ~lhutclowll. n. d.1 .-. me w been .-illltodoeetbetbnter, locat· 9d la lllmer Plua ac.... 11th ..... bomS&ntaADlCollqe. To that end the city baa employed a special anti· ....... IJlb.yprosecutor. .-.---... -.. ·~--...- Fric19y, Augi..1t 22. 1980 ! OAK. y ptLOT A9 Refugee Scams Probed·'· S1111dl Number Apparently CMat System B1 GLENN 8COTr ... ..., ......... Tbe VWn•=•• reru,_ from WHtmlnater told welfare won ... that be needed belp - bl1 wUe hid left bin with their two~ 8Dd be wu out Of work. He quaUfted for a monthly al· lowance of $400. That was in um. ON 81!PI'. 3, that refugee, Ta Klew, and bla wile, Thach N1oc Le, will face fraud charges ln court. 1bey are accused Of bilk· inl the county of $13,000. lnvesti1aton believe the cou· pie never split. They think that while tbe husband was drawing Irvine Song Tryout Open The Irvine Master Chorale seeks men and women for the group'sfallseuon. Auditions begin in early Sep. tember. payment• from tbe Social Servlcea Department, be and b1I wife were runniDI a retail televi1lon 1ala bualneaa that wu u.ted In ber name. lnveatigaton also contend that she was publJMinc a maculne called "My Country" for other• refugeea and workln1 part-time in a furniture store across the street from the TV shop. Donald H . Andrews, in· vestigator for the District At· tomey's Office, said the couple's monthly income was about $3,000. THAT WAS one or a series of cases bandled by Andrews, who is a member of the lnvesticattn unit that deals with persons re- ceiving money from the lndo- Chinese Refugee Assistance Program. ll wasn't a typical case, be ad· mitted. At last count. up to 40,000 lndo- Chinese refugees were living in Orange County. Andrews said about 13,500 receive some sort of welfare payment. About 19 of the yearly arreata Involved lodo-Chlnese retucee.s , ,' he said. and six bave occurred In ' the past two months. However, an officlal for a group that counsels refucees cautioned against uauminc that moat of them are tryln& to fleece the government. Satoru Slgimura, executive U · s istant for the Pacific Asian American Center in Santa Ana. said the fraud cases should be viewed as isolated incidents. He noted that some 16,000 refugees have been assisted through the center and none has been ac- cused oC fraud. "You're going to find some rotten apples in any bar- rel," he said. BloodDoJWr Office Open WBILE 8EVEaAL films abowD at the theater have been ....... oblcene ln past le1al pro. c•«•. the theater never has .doled. Great Bait ............. Applicants must be able to read music and demonstrate pro- ficiency in sight reading and vocal technique. Each should bring a short musical work. An accompanist will be provided. And of that total, about 300 cases~ne for every 161 re- fugees-are being examined cWTenUy for possible fraud, he said. The Orange County Red Cl'06S Blood Center, 601 N . Golden Cir- cle Drive, Santa Ana, will be open over Labor Day weekend , from9a.m.tol:30p.m .Aug.30.31 andSept.l . ne trial on the most recent le1al cballeo1e against James aDd Artie Kltcbell or San Fran· ciaco had been scheduled to bqin llcmday. Geologist Peter Lonsdale of Scripps Institute in La Jolla displays one of giant tube worms his expedition brought back from Gulf of Calif omia. Found at depth of 6,500 feet, worms are bright red. OC Backs Dana Plan A resolution prohibiting projects that do not «mform to the Dana Point Speci(ic Plan bas been adopted by the Orange County Board oi Supervisors. · The board acted at the urging ol 5tb District ~rvisor Thomas Riley who said passage of such a resolution would help Insure credibility between the board and citizens who worted for the plan's actoption. APPaOVED BY THE BOAllD in July, the plan cbanges zoning in several areas of Dana Ppint. ad cal.ls for improved traffic circulation, more park acreage, restricted signlnc, and amera1 beautification of the unincorporated com-~Ullity. . Riley said proposed Dana Point developments •houldbesubjecttotheplan'sprovisions. • Hearinp on zoning changes will be held this fall by tbe county Planning ("nmmiasion. Dnelopmenta already under processing by tbl county EnvironmeataJ Manageaient Agency will not be subject to requirements of the resolu· tion. &D.:EY CAUTIONED nt\T the board's action ~not be considered a .. moratorium.·• • The board's action was UJ'led by represen- taUves of the 'Dana Point Specific Plan Board of Review and the Dana Point Chamber of Com· merce. ·~ Eor the Record WHOLllALE UNIQUE GIFTS. NOVEL TIES I for Retail Stor•, SW.., Meet Booths & Mllll order Catalogues Small Q91•flta Jlafl S. Orderfd ·. Arrange appointments with Mary Lyons, 548-5289, or the chorale business office at 542-1790. SINCE JAN. l , 151 fraud· related arrests have been made in Orange County, Andrews said. Buy One Frame at the Regular Price, Get a Second Frame That Costs the Same or Less for One Cent A frame for one penny fits your budget and our frames fit your style! From simple to sophisticated. 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It's a primary pair of artist supplies you should always have on hand and In hand! Persons 17 to 66, weighing at least 110 pounds and in good health are eligible to donate blood. More information is available by calling the Red Cross at 835·5381. ,,,..., rlO """ ---~ .......... """'°" ...... -. . ..,. ........ ' , , , I . Home Birihs Safer? Cleared MUlrife B.-to lhumB Practice At ..... ....,_,_., llln. .......... , ...... _. ........................ are• flt Jfarthenl Ca.IUWlda t1Mt laatfew,.... She ta.kl t.Mn .. ,. 10,• home ....... Calllon&a ... 1MI ... .., .. dM&ll.far ............. ~,....... Mn. .... -...w .. _.., ............... , ... OllD· •wiel .... C'!OIDpUcadw from '·nonna1. aow.ftlk" eblld1JUUw at bome tbu in bolplta.11. I• Pev•tal• Valley B&a LAWY&a. Stev• J[elMr ol Pa.e.vw.. 1aid •n. Rull baa bad DO dilatU aDd OBly &ix dellv.n. ltr Caeureu Hdioa. That l• al.lo well below the bolpu.al nte, but a eompariloa ma1 be JDJ1leadtn1 because aerlou caaea tend to 10 to boeptt.ala. Partial Apartmenl Sales AuJliorized She Mid she spends 40 to 60 ~rs witb eacb woman durinl prepaney. State law allows nurses to practice u mlchvives after tak- ing a prescribed lralolDI course. AD orctiaW't \bat co.aad permit the piecemeal aale of a um., unit wltllba a ...... ~ eo. ple.a ... llJlllll'CWed bJ .......... Valley Ob' Comcil. Tile coucU 11nanimout1 pauecl to a aecOnd readiQ& tbe new~. wbicb ia cl-'lned to permit small investon to purcb.ale blocb of four or abdre apartments within a complex. BEFORE THE complex owner can divide the projects for sale, however. be must ob- tain a permit from the Planning Commission. Under the or· dinance a maintenance or· gani.lation must be formed to manage common property within the complex. The enabling ordinance was described as a mechanism to permit the Planning Commission to evaluatesach proposals, one of whicb alre8dy is being prepared. Tbe ordinwedoes not. bowe¥er. obli1ate tbe commission or the council to approve such pro. posals. Council member Barbara Brown objected to a provis1on that would permit the city to lm· pose tighter parking regulations upon an existing apartment com- plex at the timeof tbesubdivision. She said t.bit resembles the typeof after·tbe-facteorrective measure someti.mfs utilized by the State Coutal Commission. PLANNING DlaECl'OS Clin· tm Sherrod replied that some local eomplues built before tm do aot bave 1uffident parkiq f acllltiel by C\llTml c1'y atan- d arda. He said thia proYiaion couW allow tlle city to ~ for M'dltkwW Jl)Ut1Da Won tbe compla ia aolcJ fw aubdlvision. Sberrod said t.bere la llWe market for purchase of lar1e apartment complexes, and that the 1\lbdiviakln concept bu been divtsed by complex owners aa a way toaell the projects in smaller chunks. The new ordinance was passed unanimously. with the parking provision retained. Marines Set To Hit Beach At PenJleton U you•,re driving south )>a.st Another option is for a sponsori.q doctor to draw a de- tailed set of procedures to be followed by the midwife, who agrees to call Ute doetor for coo- sultaUclo or in an emergency. •a& SVIZ DllllAUD that there are 5IDO midwives practic- in1 WepUy lD Ca!Uanli.a. in ad- ditioo to tbe 115 nurse-midwives the a.Me says It Ucemed. But many ol tboee licensed can't practice because they can't get doctorstocooperate.sbesaid. She said she hasn't found an El Dorado County doctor to sponsor her, but will meet with two next week. "Tbe medical community at 1ar1e bu reaistaDtt to this kind of cban«e.'' she said. Ideally. she said, she would like apomonbip from a local doctor who is .. open lo such thinp u heTbs and the benefits of m~·~ tba~ are part ol. the naturakbildlJiI treatment sbe praetiees. Camp Pendleton Sunday and I E you see a full-scale assault land· · 'fl' N CESSARY • SHE said ing oo the beaches to your right, she•d accept an out-of-town doc· it's just a training exercise. tor wbo required more tradi-tional procedures. More than 5,000 Marines will Sbe said she has sought a be participating in a rive-day ex-license for several years, but ercise. which starts Sunday. bun 't tried to get a doctor to ap- along wttb 9,000 sailors aboard prove standardized procedures 20 ships off the Southern for ber because that route to a California coast • legal iractice became available The annual amphibious as-only recmtly. sault training eHT'clse includes But Antonia Gifford, bead ol detachments from the lit · oune practices for the state Marine Division. the 3rd 1briDe Board ol Registered Na:niq. Ail'craft Wmg from El Toro, and said mnes bave been able to the 5th Marine Amphibious get a doctor's apoosonbip to ex- Park Work Scheduled Brigade. ped their practices Ii.nee 1975. They will be joi.Ded~'bat mast docton are reludaat to ments of the Navy•s · c it. , Fleet Amphibious Force lD the rs. Rub case stemmed assault against "hostile,. Camp from ~ ~ who developed Pendletoo Marines toxem1a m prep.ancy but later Work should start in about 45 days on the redevelopment of Paularino Park at Paularino School, Costa Mesa. city of· ncials said. Ernest Reason General Bngineering of Huntin1ton Beacb ii expected to complete a nine·abtioo fitness par courae in conjunction with new landscap- ing, officials announced. The $120, 119 contract, awarded by the City Council this week, alao calls for replacing asphalt sidewalks witb concrete, removial a o&d amphitheater and lattke lheltel' and installing a new sprinkler system. Won is expected to be finisbed by Jan. 31. Y'f 'ff 'f'f 'f 'ff 'f 'ff Wont to buy fime shore interval owr. lhip " 0 cm-.dominium, own-your- own aport•ent or recrtatialCll praperty? And It falt in h MW c• t fftotian 2"50 of "- DAil Y PILOT •••••••••••• < · gave birth to a healthy child in a As ground troops storm the beaches below. they will be sup- ported from the air by Phantom and SQbawt jeta, OV·lO Bron- cos aad Huey gmsb.ips. hospital. Newport Offering Tenni• Classes Sicnals Appro'7;ed A aeries of tami.a classes will .,..-,, · be offered next month at four Plans for a $68,000 project that different sites in Newport Beach will u.tlude installation of traffic by lbe city's recreation depart. signals and redesip ol the in-ment. tenection of Street of the Golden . Classes, to be held at Corona Lant.em and La Cresta Drive in del Mar High School, the Com· Dana Point have been approved munity Youth Center in Corona by t.be Orange County Board of del Mar llDd llariDen and Las supervisors. Bids for the project Arenas parb. cost $22 and meet will be opened Sept. 22. weekly for JO weeb. For more infonmticm call MO-Z3'71. """" L- I. Magnin cordially invites you to meet designer Murai, here with her Collection in Sooth Coast Plaza on Saturday, August 23. Meet her between 11 :00 and 3 :00. THE MURAI COLLECTION OF HAND-PAINTED, HAND-APPL IOU ED COATS AND JACKETS Becau• you love the uncommon and like to be first with the new.st ideas. see this collection of day #Mt evening coets. Richly color9d graphic dilPllYS on silks, wools, smlnl. tome plushly quilted and all .......... Come •I Mill M19iin Olligner Coat Collections a g~n -1-n -. South Coat Plau Cotta Mesa 957· 1511 Divorceil Anita Moves to Tulsa ~ •IAIU (AP) -Anlta Bryut ia leaviAa th• waaae srov• tor tbe i..a of oil we1.1a. her motblr 1a11: . Tb• entertainer. wbo became embrolled lD a cam- patp acatnat 1ay ncbts, will maie her bolDe ln Tulaa. Okla. Her mother, Lenre Cate, who Uvea iD T\llaa, aaJd the former 'lliaa Oklahoma left Miami with ber fCM' cbUdren tbia week. Klu Bryant waa dlvorced lut Friday after 20 years of marriage to Bob Green, a fonner Miami diae jockey who wu ber manaaer. He bad. a.be declared. "violated my most precious &Met -my very C'ODS· cience." She claimed Green cooperated "witM certain hired staff members who conspired to control ~e aDd to~• ftlY aun41!111 and reputation to Mild ~ .. ._. personal careers." At the ~ s he filed for divorce, ber.f. husband maintained tlu•t he ~ loved his wife and did not ~ lo loee her. ~ But Circuit Judge Nurra)'.f Goldman ruled tbe marriag~, formally al an end, decreeini, • "This court bas determined~ marriage between tbe parties hereto is irretrievably broken." Said Miss Bryant's mother: "Right now she's oCf men, and i' don't blame her." • Ontr tM IWJ Piiot rMlty left. you .met .. new 6n your local comMUnlty ••• ~- l 1J.iltl4iMI TOTAL OUTDOOR LIVING POLO by Brown Jordan Outdoor living takes on special meaning when centered around Polo patio furniture by Brown Jordan. Choose from two hand some sty&es; Pok> U shown here. with colorful vinyl accent slats or Polo I which is made with a solid, yet airy mesh ... both are reasonably priced and available for immediate delivery. 42" table with reg. SALE 4 dining chairs ...... $559.00 ..... $399.00 CUT ROSES HIBISCUS Tropical Hawaiian shrub with spectacular flowers 5 gal NOW $9.98 reg $12.50 unlit August 271h beautiful cut roses in assorted colors NOW $4.95/ dz reg $15.00/dz until Aug\.151 271 h GARDENIAS ~~~~g 1 "Mystery" variety with large oouble white flowers DON'T MISS ... Gordon Baker Lloyd's s gal NOW $9.98 reg $12.50 unul Auqoi.t 2/th "Your Winter Vegetable Garden" September 9, 11 ·00 a.m. Nursety • Indoor P\Anta & Florist • Landscaping • Antiq~s • Patio Furniture & Accesaoria San Joaquin at MKArthar • AcToN from Fashion laland • Newport Beach• 640-5800 •Open 9-6 Daily \ I K&B MEN & BOY'S WEAR 2300 HARBOR M.VD. (714) 545-8203 COSTA MESA IN HARBOR CENTER MONDAY-SATURDAY 10om-8pm, SUNDAY 10am·5pm Levis ( Lev rs ' IOYS .,.s911 ,, ........ .,.,,,.:,., IOYllMOIT SLIMSMmS •1211 I I J ti I 1 i ~ ( -- C9e ........ .,..._,, DltAR PAT: I bouaM a motonyele a few ,ean • md U.. loll my job. The bank re- poe1wld tbe bike. They aay that they load lt for a lot 1 .. U... I atW owed and now they want tbe dlf • t.-ce wtucb la SllOO. It doem't teem fair tbat I llllould have to pay MOO now that I ao loaaer bave tbeblU. P.L., HuatJ.utoa Beach It fl hMJ ._.,fair, W V..-...n Ille ........ $ .......... edllll ....... J WIJ. Defld112ey ..... ... ...... ..... ., ... tne hft -... ....... fer .... Pearl s. West. dlree· ..,._ _: ,f•'=> esHl't ...... ffllkltl, nere tor of the California ta.J 1 Youth Authority. Creee.4..., F•,....•Flrsfs t says money alone I will not solve in-DEAR PAT: Our relatives from the Midwest cre••ina=~ of visit almolt every y~ar and lnallt that California -"can't be" tbe leadin1 farm state. I'd love to have Juvenile uency · some information to send to them ttiat proves this ~he addressed the state is topa in farm production. Do you have any :1lOth annual Congress ideas? ,"Of COIT'eCticJn in San J .T., Fountain Valley :Diego. A .., bnelnlre, ''Calllonala Aptcaltue," +----------pdllallM '7 tM Callfenla Farm Buea• Fe4era-IJla--T Jd ta., ...... ..-..e yeu pelat wtaa.o.t uy dollbt. ~ ....., 0 · sm.ie e..-. are anDable fne from die..,... •. t STOCKTON (AP> -tlea Senkee Dlria._, CFBF, lltl Ezpodloa Stockton City Manage r Blwd .• SacnlHll&o tsl15. ,John Wentz will retire at A buea• spokes ma• points oat tbat i he end of the year. Calllonla's It'll apic:altaral prochlctloa wal11e ell· Wentz, 60, who took the eeede4 $1% bW1o11 for the Ont Ume la llistory. Tbe fo&t a year ago, said his aatl4Nl's leadlal farm sta&e prochlced more tllu tecisioo bad nothing to !ti co•-.ttties commercially oe 33 lllllUoll of tile ~o with a two-d ay sta&e'ste&allMmllllollacres. sickout by police of-More Gall 4t perceat of tile aaU.'s •lit ud licers. fntlt APllllles ud ai...t OH-ddrd of &be vegetables "Got a ~' Then wn lt 10 Pat Durut. Pat will cut rtd lope. getting the an.twer• and action you need to toh» ~~· In government and bu.nnen. Mad 11our q"'"'°"' to Pat Ounn, At Your Service. Orange Coa1t ~ Aloe. P.O. Boz 1560, Costa Mesa, CA tmf. A• mon11 lt ttera as poamble wall be an8Wtred, bwt phoMd mqi11nt1 or letter• nol including lhe rtoder'• full oome, oddreu and bwtMSS hot.Ira' phone numbercormot becOMfdned. Thucolumnappeorsdoi- 111 ucerx Stmda]l1." were.,...• a... ... ee•s t .uu. lnt&•&ed ae .... . c ........ w Ute ........... prodlldloa of .early • .... ,.._. ee•..._, rullal hem 1prte9U _. di.I petlpen &o ftl& Oewen ud rab- M&a. It =~ ••re..._ tz bUlloe wort.II of ee&&ea. , ettru. rlee ud ralslaa, ud sold ••re tMm ti.I MIUaa worUa el eaWe ud cal.ea to lead die Ill& ti pw nalpta wldle dalrJmea were ~ ................ ........ 8ale9 el C.U.. ... pas-readied $1.3 blWoll u4 SI Wlllla, ..._afedl•ely. ~&op comlHditles were llaay, alm•dl, &oma&oel, IUU'Mry prodwc&s. leUllee alMI egc.. 8ooll SllfNflflltlon IJ~red DEAR PAT: I ordered a book on one or 10 "re· cession-proof" businesses from American En- trepreneurs Association of Los Angeles. The a d promlsed "satisfaction guaranteed" or the book could be returned for a reftmd within 30 days. I did return the book, but haven't received a refund. M.L., Newport Beach American Entrepreneur's records indicate that you basba.Dd reqllfftecl uotber book I.a H · change for tbe one yoa retarned ·rather thu a S3t. 7t refaad. Tbat book wu seat to yoa. Check wttb yoar basbud about W., ud if Americu Ea· trepreeear is in error, let A YS know. If yoa1cUd receive tbe att0ad book and decide to retura It, don't expect any refund. The firm's spokeswomu explained that the refund option does not apply if a substitute book is requested and received. "If we dld that," she explained, "people could just keep ordering different books, read them quickly aad return them -all for one price which they would expect to be refunded eventually.'' 1 lf~\(.)l ~'~'-~~:;::::==:~~ ·' . s _ ~t\1lNf- FILTER 3 m g . 'R::rr .0 .4 m g : N i e. onJr3mgtar @ • ~ph,at less than one-fom1h the tar, .Preferred over\Vmston Ligbl& When tar levels w ere rev ealest. more smoker~ indepen- dently chose Triumph over Winston Lights in rating over- all product P.refer ence. Of those expressing a preference. over 69% preferred 3 mg Triumph to 14 mg.Winston Lights. Results showed that Triumptjl was glso pref erred over 12 mg Marlboro Lights. 8 mg Merit. 11 mg Salem Lights and 8 mg Merit Menthol. , Now, test for y ourself. Compare'Triu mph with any so-called,''low tar" cigarette. You'll taste ")'hY we na med it Triumph. Also available in Menthol. • National Taste Test nlSUlts available free on request. Write: National Taste Test. P. 0 . Box 2733, Hlll$ide. New Jersey 07205. W.rnint : The Surgeon General Has Determined Tim Cignnt Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. - 3 .......... 6.4 ... '*°"' "· ,. cignne,FTt Report J111.1980. -. ..........-.. -- ' Friday, August 22. 1980 DAILY Pit.OT .4J j N-M SPECIALS WAS45.00 NOW22.50 A warming thought You 'll be comfortable in knowing our Cozy-Up 1s yours for upcoming chilly weather. It makes studying a breeze. reading more relaxing and provides a warmer reception for television v1ewmg . Toast-colored in fully washable nylon and acetate with polyester filling. The Bedroom Shop WAS·90.00 NOW 45 .00 Gentle shaping . The ease of polyester ge<>rgette. Belted. comfortably short-sleeved an an elasticized waist. In magenta or silver grey and other assorted colors . 4 to 14 sizes. Galleria WERE 2. 75 TO 11.00 NOW 1.50 TO 5.50 Here's a Summer place. "Summer Palace" pure cotton terry towels. An open and serene pattern in the Chinese style. The floral artistry and border inspired by Oriental embroidery and fretwork. In face. hand and bath size towels. The Bath Shop All sales hnal No mail or phone orders. please N·M 8Ml1y HiNs. open 10 to 6; N·M Newport Beach.10 to 8; Mon .. Tllurs.,Fri .. 10 to 91nd5unclly12 to 5 - .. .. .. .. ·. ' ·~ l I , "-·~·'- Breakthrough Four strains of "Legionella pneumophilla," a bacterium believed to cause Legionnaire's disease, have been dis- cove red by these two University of Miami Medical School doctors, Alberto Castro, right, and Timothy Clearly, left. The physicians have found also a method of diagnosing the disease. which first gained notoriety at an American Legion.convention in 1976. Laetrile Move Major SACJlAllEN'ro <AP) -A bW to leplile Laetrile tor tenninal cancer paU.tl bu cleared an l111portant burdle wtth u M · .embly commiUee'• declaion to allow a noor vote wltbout turther heartnp. Jerey Haleva. aide to Sen. Wllliam Cam]>bell, R·Hadenda Hel1bta. author of the bW. aald Tbunday a ~ of the M· aembly Health commltie. de· clded not to req&dn a beariq oa new amendment• to the measure. The committee con- firmed that. M. a re.ult. the bUI, SBlSllO. ls ready for an Assembly floor vote. If it passes, lt will need final Senate approval before go. Ing to Gov. Edmund Bra.wn Jr., who supports it. Laetrile, derived from apricot pits, is touted as a cancer cure by a devoted and well·organized movement that has brought about its legalization in more than 20 stales. Doctors' or- ganizations contend the sub- stance is worthless and can be dangerous because or the cyanide it cootaJns. · Campbell's bW, tbe fifth be haa s ponsored, would allow Laetrile to be given to a patient who bas been informed or risks and alternafi.e treatments, and who has been diagnosed as terminal. The bill specifies that the state would be making no judgment on whether Laetrile was effec- tive. PUBLIC NOTICE Plate of the Day SYCIK l -Rocky Palmer is a psychic does palm readings and tells fortunes. lntorm•toon fO< ttll! "Plete of nw O.y" ll M41111le!> G•SIN Avo . Co&ta Molla 540-55!>4 "llCI llOTHIH NU.llOADWAY MOtlTUAJtY 110 Broadway Costa Mosa 642·9150 IALTI I llllGllOt4 5MfTH • TUTHtU. WISTCLB CHAf'll. 4'Z1 E. 17th St Costa Mesa ~9371 PlllCI llOTHllS SMITHS' ,,eoaTUAJtY 627 Mein Sr Hunti"°'on Beach ~ ,..,~y CC>LOMIAL N •AL NOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 PACMIC·NW t•IN141 PMll C..tefY Mor1uart CtMpet 3500 Pacific View Onve Newport Beach &44·2700 MICOIMICS MOITVAlllS &..Quna Be~h 49'-9415 i..ctuna Hiiis 768-0933 len Juen Cep111trano 4Qi5..1716 Deaths Elsewhere PARIS (AP) -118JI· Pol Foacbet, $7. who publilbed ~ by An· dre Olde and other French wHt.era durlna World War D and often In· curred tbl wrath of the Naal cemon, died today. Foucbet later taulbt art hlatory at Columbia Unlveralty lD New Yon, wrote llterary crtUclsm and flctioa, and Mn'ed u French televtaicm'a ut critic. Height Cut LOS ANGELES (AP)·. The ttb U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals 1ay1 bei1bt requirements formvlJ Imposed on Loa Ao1elH Couaty lberifra deputJ appli· caata were dll · erlmlaatory a1aln1t llweu~merlcau. The~ dropped .... ··-bllsbt re-~ . ., lacbel for .. a a tncbel for woam · ID Jm. CellM2•M11. ~' • lewword• toworllfof ., OBITUARIES PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PVBLIC NOTICE t - I • I ... A'ldlly, Auguet 22. 19llO ••C...•£•• Towel Search Suit Voided PRE-SEASON SALE STARTS FRIDAY, AUGUST 22- ·~· WHATS HeaUNE? W..Ne .. on A ~ Court Judie tokt the II~ Bffcb Police Of- fl<'ers AaaoctaUon lO throw ln the lOwtl and be threw out lt.a l l mllUoo lawawl against the city Tbe POA bad sued the city because tht" s hower room loc kera of patrolmen were opt.-nt"d on April 26, 197'9, when the police admml..<JttatJon went searching for some 200 nu.asing towels. Ronald Pren.ner ruled ~ ol· f1cert' rl&bt.a wens not violated ucid that an org&nUaUoo cannot t sulrcremotlonatdistress. . j LagunaOKs •Dilley Day' Fri., Aug. 22, 12-8 pm Sat., Aug. 23, 10 om-6 pm Sun., Aug. 24, 10 am-2 pm FREE POPCORN! FREE LEMONADE! 1979-1980 Merchandise Singer Finds No Fame Here N EW YORK <AP) -Willie Nelson. who sang the national anU.em at the Democratic Na· tia.aJ Convention (and missed a few lines), met with President Carter and Martin Luther King Sr. in the president's suite before his performance. T he department adml.nhtra· t1on clalmed the problem had gotteo"so bad that there weren't enough towels for the prisoners to use. A notice was posted announc· lng the pending search, a de- partment spoke5man said. Only 39 towels were recovered The Laguna Beach City Coull· cal has approved use of Main Beach Park for Jim Dilley Day, planned Sept. 21 to honor the founder of the Laguna Green· belt. lnc. Dilley. who died Aug. 3 al the age of 68, fought for a decade to preserve the greenbelt sur- rounding Laguna Beach. EVERYTHING REDUCED~ UP TO 50% AND MORE ••vou know Willie, don't you?" The POA wanted $240.000 in actual damages for emotionaJ distress suffered by the towel search, and $760,000 in punitive damages for violation of the of· licers' rights. Members of the Committee for a Jim Dilley Day said a day-long family event. including food. games, contests. races and sing- ing, is being planned in recogni- tion of the conservationl.st. 2500 W. COAST HWY., NEWPORT BEACH 631-3281 Carter asked J(jng. The elder civil rights leader sbook his bead. Then he asked the nation's foremost country. western singer , "What do you play?" According to a spokesman' for the city attorney's orrice, Judge The gathering will begin at 10 a .m. and end at 10 p.m. PCP Bill Backed SACRAMENTO CAP> -The Assembly a gain Tuesday ap- pTOv«i a blll that would ban pro- 'bation ror anyone convicted of selling one-half ounce or more or t>CP, also called "angel dust." ..-..,,....,.,. r..-. to;••••,,."'°"' tle'W'W I(••• S~ ~at9"'1o' t(k;f Au-.4 COSTA MQA641·1289 ,_...__ --vir.J0495-0401 -~~ ""Diep,_., a_., hwy I No-Frost 19.5 cu.ft. Refrigerator with 6.81 cu. ft. freezer • Automatic lcemaker replaces ice as you use it. • New Automatic .Energy Saver System helps cut operating cost. •Adjustable Tempered Glass Shel ves • Convertible Meat Keeper • 'Moist'n Fresh' high humidity drawer • Rolls out on wheels for easy cleaning 17.11 cu.ft. No Froff ' Refrtgerator ...... ,,. ..... ,,...,, "'1t*"Y iiciM.,".:J:;. NOW ONLY eE~ .;;_~Ad ....... s539ts .;;w; ... .... ....... 11'!1!~ f Grea .......... ~le Natural Fibers •Rice mats •Maize rugs •Seagrass squares •R~ Hurry to Pier l for price r eductions fr om 35% t o ~ore than 50%. Tilese Chi- nese natural fiber mats and rugs l ook sensational spr ead over carpets and har d- wood, and you 'll want some to hang on the wall t oo. We've priced them t o fit even a student's budget, so buy several for a dorm room or apar tment. Arrive early for the best selection--come and get 'em! Maize rugs. 3ss 1288 36 & 48" rounds, 2x3 1 rectangles. .. Reg.6 .99 -19.99 Rice mats. 36" diameter rounds. Reg.4.99 2 44 ea. Sal e prices good through Aug. 28 • ' . . . . ....................... .... --.nswwww.wt.o11 Pan••' eUut. 11 1reetta1 Vea.rte~ at tM ..... ti· f erl•I uriar to Harold ud OraH....._, ...... . .,.,.. .... ,... .... . Pa..--•a•..-. ., .............. .... .. ,._.._.. HELLO, VALERIE HARPER? Cart Pal'90n•, Perty Inviter, et Work U~I Awards 13 Coast Students Win Scholarships A number of studenl5 from the -Orange Coast area are among the 95 recipients of Regents and University scholarships at UC Irvine. The awards are made availa· ble each year to e nte ring freshmen and transferring and continuing juniors al UCI whose ~rade point average is about 3.75 and who scored at least 1250 on the Sc;holaslic Aptitude Test. THOSE RECEIVING the Regenl5 Scholarship get $100 in cash. Stipeods are available to recipients of both types of aeholarsbip depending on their financial need. Freshmen who will receive Regents scholarships include Arlene Hirano of Costa Mesa, Trisha Smith of Newport Beach, and Leslie Smith, Mitchell Smith and Brian Yee, all of Hun· tingtoo Beach. Juniors at UCI who will re· ceive Regents scholarships in· elude Madeline Tulumello of Huntington Beach. FRESHMEN WHO will re· ceive University scholarships in· elude Anh Nguyen of Irvine. Tuan Doung of Costa Mesa, Jef· frey Odell of Newport Beach, and Marie Saway, Anthony An· dr'1sfay and Cecelia White. all of Huntington Beach. Huu Nguyen of Costa Mesa is among those juniors who will re· ceive University scholarships. Capo· Retains Fees For Sports Funding mlalat be called • pro1.,aoa11 -~.Or I HllbrilJ fuelt·lilt ..coraw. Or &be man wbo bowl ..... ,... la a eo.. wben odd c:areera ere commoaplace. Pauona. with Illa shaved bead and dram.Uc blaek clotbtl, la u ort.-.a -a IU1 wbo built a bul1--Uala pbilOlopby ot -~: "IP IOllKllOOY 18 lcMc to •• u ..... -)'OU ., • party, it 1&ould by Ryu O'Neal and not Joe Biltz." Partcm1 la the man who wilt lnvlte O'Nu.1 or someone equaJ. ly falDOUI to that apeelal party. Jl doesn't even matter, be 11y1. wbetber' the ~t or boltess bowl tbe celebrity pests. "You should always have aome people you don't know very weU at your parties," be advlaes. "New blood is impor· tut. It shakes lhinca up, keeps thlnp from getting static." PA&SONS, PA&T·TIME publicity man and former peraooal secretary to Zsa Zsa Gabor, becan arranging parties and guest lists for clients eight years ago, and hit on the idea of doing It for a living. · "In 1'72, I gave a party for Zsa Zsa and one for Faye Dunaway," be recalls. " ... we put loietber actors, directors, financiers, and the criterion was talent, not just position." The parties sparkled, and Parsons was in demand. ll was then, he says, that he began The List. a compendium of more than 1,000 names and phone numbers or aspiring and current celebrities Parsons knows and can call for a party. The List also notes their in· terests and, in some cases, rates them as party guests. .. IN THE l .... all you needed for a party was good dope." says Parsons. "Now you need people who are able to talk ... "For instance. Valerie Harper is great at a party. She's very positive. Mel Brooks and Anne Bancroft are wonderful. They have so much wit and talent between them." When Parsons, who is in his 30s, came to California from Mlchigan in the mid·1960s, he did only small house parties. Now, he may arrange an art gallery opening, a movie pre· miere or the unveiling of a bou· lique. In many cases, he su· perviles everything from food and flowers to valet parking and press coverage. PAllSONS WON'T disclose what he charges. No one is ever paid for coming to a party. he stresses: only the party.giver pays. The secret of his obvious sue· cess is matching the right people with the right parties. "I wouldn't invite anyone to a party if they would not have a good Ume there," be says. Sometimes. Parsons gets s eemingly impossible re· quests. His greatest challenge, he says, came last year when he was hired to lure famous guests to a sushi bar opening in the San Fernando Valley. "PEOPLE LAUGHED AT me," he recalls. "They said you '11 never get stars to a sushi bar in the valley. "Well, the flJ"St person to ar· rive wu Karen Black. Beautiful people came streaming in, and by the lime Christopher Reeve Capistrano Unified School Dis· trict trustees have retained athletic participation fees for tbe c:oming school year to 1uaraotee "full funding" of aporta programs. High school students will con· arrived in bis limousine, the · tinue to pay $25 a year. Junior ownerswerelnhogheaven." high students will pay $12.50. Tbe seem, Panoo.s said, was Board President.. Robert koowine whom to lnvite. Bachelor said the sports "Christopher had come to participation fee program, start· eight ot my parties last year, ed three years ago, had been and I knew be loved sushi," says ·,ftL.! ·u Coo'--,.~~ providing the money needed to Parsons. "He aat down and ate ....,,., lf,f,I J J run sports program• that was an entire plate of sea W'Cbin, . lost after passage of Proposition and people were golng crazy .·~·-•-d .;..,. SC l3. looking at this spectacle. It ~ .,., ., A report prepared by sc:bool made the place." ~ district personnel for trustees For thole with iron stomachs shows that $85,050 baa been THESE DAYS. PA&SONS' OD· 'DCI a thirst for beer, the San raised in albledc fees duriq the Jy problem ii aatllfying clients' Clemmie "Cblli Challenge" of· past two years. yeaminl for apeelfic, often unat· fen fan and excitement Satur-Money taken in from the 1.. ta1Dablef'*U. day at the Old City Plua. is used to purcbue equipment .. If I tblU tbe peel they want The flrat annual event ia and supplies for the varioul would like to be there, I'll lnvite 1poa1ored b~tbe plaza sports teams. Before lnltlatkm blm," be uys. ''Sometimes, I'll mercbaat'• association and of the fees, tbele materials wen HJ, 'I know you aclmire tbia Coon ad nms from 11 a.m. to 5 purcbaed witb mooey from tbe penoa CID tbe screen, but you p.m. Ill tbe Plua, 111 West Ave. di.atrict'1 genenl fund. woaldD't like bim lo pel'IGD, eo J'8Hsede However, tnaateea 1tNIMd let ldm remabu dream.'" TM dlW t!ODtoff la NDd.iooed that no atDdmtl were denied tbe Wblt Rarl aet tbe moet party by tlle tat.uat.ional CblU Sode-chanc:e to plQ cm a 1porta t.am lnvltadcm? Tllat'• obvioua, S8.YI tJ u4 lDdiridual. ud teams if tbey were unable to pay tbe Pane.. ea pmtklpate for prtses. participld:ioa I•. ..,,_ amt soqbt-after su.ta ... "' Proc11da 10 to beaeftt tbe "It'• 1111 •-.S1r11:1. tlMll are Barbra Strelsand and .,_...,. ... Qirll Qub of tbe 8outb DO ltudml U. ftW told M Robert Redford beeaUH tbe)' · c.an. Jl'or lnformatloa, call couldn't pleJ cm • .... MoWI woa't _.. to llQtblna, and a f. 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Harwty Edwards, whOS8 perceptive photogr~ of the behind-the-scenes world of ballet have become'eollectors' Items. will be here to autograph y00r poster. He's reprf*Nlted In the Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney, Leo·Castelli and Richard Felgln ~lier/es and more. Come In and choose from eight of h~ fsscfnatlng posters (shown, •Ba/let Slippers•}. Unframed posters (with or without autograph)#.# Custom-framed and autographed (allow 1 week delivery) 1100 Framed poster without autograP,, (available lmmed/ately) 1100 Get lucky/ Win a personal/ZfJd poster or pair of ballet tickets to Netherlands Dance Theater. pictures 75 -west I.a. and south coast plaza , I ·-......... __ -- INSIDE: •Ann Landen •Buslnns •Sp0rt1 •Horoscopt. apture Cash . You can save hundreds of dollars each year if you just take advan- tage of cash refund offers, says an experienced coupon collector. lb JOEL C. DON Of the Dlllty Piiot St.ff About 10 years ago, Glnnie Katthur strolled into her local supermarket and stumbled upon a seeming bonanza in cash re· fund . free product and "cents-ofr• coupon offers. She began collecting refund forms and coupons as well as box tops, product labels, containers, packaging and other proofs of purchase or quaUfiers. She filed her assortment of qualifiers by subject in m a nila folders, exchanged refund forms with friends and scanned newspapers, magazines and bulletin boards for coupons. The money.saving offers added up. As her passion for re· funding snowballed, her monthly gro<:ery bill shriveled to, at times. as little as $10. Later, she parlayed a few thousand dollars saved from cal food, laundry detergent, flour and other product refunds into a partial down payment on her Santa Ana home. And most recently, she's turned her inflation-fighting crusade into a business of her own -to help others get a chunk of the milUons or dollars in refunds, coupons and free products offered each year by manufact.urers. Mrs. Katchur peruses more than 600 refund and coupon of· fers each month, trimming that number to about 200 items list· r . ed in her monthly "Supermarket Survival" newsletter. t First pubUshed in April, the newsletter boasts a nationwide circulation of more than 1,700 consumers turning product wrap- pers and other qualifiers into cash . 1 In addition to listing refund, free product and coupon offers and addresses to obtain refund forms. Mrs. Katchur offers sub· scribers handy tips on the art of refunding. Some of her more aggressive friends, she saxs. have honed their refunding skills to a rm, point, earn.ing "a ~dy $10,000 to $12,000 a year. Mrs. Katchur admits it takes full-time effort to bring in a five-digit income from refunding. Still average consumers can I save Before you can start reaping riches from refUnds, she aa~. you've got to save all potential qualifiers. A me or labels, box tops and other packaging material can provide a future source for manufacturer re funds a.nd free product offers. Mrs . Katchur a lso encourages swapping or trading qualifiers. coupons and refund forms with fnends. ·'Almost all major manufacturers in the United States even· tu ally offer refunds and coupons," she says ... And most or the refunding that you do can be done while you're watching TV in the evtming. "Refunds arc only a thank you from the manufacturer for buying their products." she adds.' She decries the fact that millions of dollars literally are tossed out by households each year. "People have been throwing this stuff (qualifiers> away for years." she asserts . ''The average family of four has been ' Featuring_._._. ___ .. GINNIE KATCHUR SURVEYS COUPON OFFERS THAT SHE SAYS TOO MANY PEOPLE PASS UP throwing away $100 to $150 each month in coupons and refund offers." One you've caught a bit of the refunding bug, Mrs . Katchur advises a strict coupon diet : never buy a product just because you have a coupon for it. The art of refunding works hand in hand with wise con· sumer shopping. Among others. never shop when you're hungry and always bring a list. s he says. And when an item you regularly purchase is on sale. buy it regardless of the need. "I'm a firm believer in stockpiling," she snapped. "Most people will. say, wait until they squeeze the last bit ol toothpaste from the tube and then they go out and buy toothpa'Ste and pay the higher price for it.·' 'The average family has been throwing away $100 to $150 each month 1n coupons and refund of- fers.' As a general rule, Mrs. Katchur avoids refund offers for Jess than 50 cents. Each refund requires a lS cent investment in postage as well as a few cents for the envelope (she buys en· velopes in bulk from an Orange County paper company). Most refunds average about $1, so s he makes more than 80 cents per offer. And some manufacturers offer refunds for $10 to $100. She spends two days each month mailing out about 300 to 400 forms, insuring a steady income of refunds in the form of checks and cash. Mrs. Katchur, though, is wary of "money.plus" offers, in which consumers are offered steak knives, glassware and other products at r educed prices with accompanying product qualifiers. Although shoppers may save, she believes similar discounts can be obtained through locally advertised sales. And when Mrs. Katchur uses "cent-ofr' coupons. she makes one offer work as hard as two or three. Her secret : scan newspaper food sections for double or tri· pie value coupons offered by supermarket chains. "You should never buy and pay the full price for anything," she says. Meat producers rarely, if ever, offer refunds or coupons. Mrs . Katchur. however, notes recently a manufacturer of grain produ('ts offered a $S coupon for meat purchase. . She sent away for the coupon, added to it a double value coupon and purchased $10 worth of meat. But, alas. she admits there's no free lunch in life. Refunds and coupons do cost the manufacturer. President Carter, with the advice of his consumer affairs ad- visor. Esther Peterson, has suggested eliminating the offers to reduce supermarket prices. Mrs. Katchur bas written a letter protesting the proposal, insisting that refunds and coupe>ns only add a few cents, at most, to family grocery bills. "Senior citizens use the coupons to subsidize-dleir in· comes," she adds. "They are on such low incomes that they don't get enough to eat without coupons or refunding." She received a form thank you letter from Ms. Peterson for her opinion in disagreement with the White House proposal. A few days later, s he got another letter from Ms. Peterson thank- ing her for her s upport. Mrs. Katthur remains undawtted. She continues to stroll in· to s upermarkets armed with bundles of coupons. "That's what's ruo. You'll walk into a market and they'll ring it all up and then they'll ring it all off with coupons Everybody loves to get something for nothing.·· By the way. the Internal Revenue Service reports that in· come received vi a refunding is non-taxable. Subscriptions to "Supermarket Survival" arc available at SH> per year. The address is P .O. Box 913, Garden Grove, CA 92642. NEW BERRYFlB.DS IN RIVERBANK SUPPLY KNOTT FAMILY Back Knott's Berry Farm hasn't had a boysenberry it could call its own in the last 20 years, since the last berry fields were converted into a parking lot in 1960 at the Buena Park amusement park. But Knott's is back.in the farming business ·again with a vengeance. -In the 197i)s, "Worldwide shortages of the boysen· berry, the fruit pioneered in the Great Depreaaion by the farm's founder, Walter Knott, forced the fam.il)' to switch aometlmes to lopn· berries.Jo make ita famous pies. . In 1979, to ensure that ~ • m Berry Biz their kitchens would have guaranteed supplies of boysenberries to make the Jama and jellies and other delicacies at Knott's, the family purchased 100 acres of rich farmland in Riverbank, near Modesto, Calif. The lands have just )1elded 120 tnna 0 bo)'sell· berries, and when full pro- ductioo is reached in 1981, there will be a yield of 500tons per year. Fifty acres were planted in the sp~ of last year with a density of about 1,4&0 boysenberry plants per acre. The remaining 50 acres ................ were planted early this year and will begin producing next year. It takes two seasons for a boysenberry plant to reach its full growth potential, ac· cording to Don 0.lipbant_ a third·aeneration Knott faei· ly member who is in chTe of food products for e farm. To check on the new vln- ture, Oliphant rues his c+n plane from Knott 's to Riverbank every week. The wheel bas come Ml circle at Knott 's and •e berry that made the fadly famous ls now fiowiabfa again. \. .. ' I . . FEATURING tanee Leagile: 'Service for All' "All For Service, Service For All" is the motto of the Aaalatance Leaaue of Newport Beach. Chartered three decades ago, the local chapter provldes support in many forms, with much of the ald aimed at people Uvinc on limited incomes. Children ofteb are the direct beneficiaries of the league's benevolence. A Child Day Care Center at 2032 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa. offen professional at· tention and good nutrition to children of low income. alngle or working parents. Some of the children also are served by a Children's Dental Health Center local· ed in the Assistance League Building at SOS 32nd St., Newport Beach. The Day and Dental Care facilities are financially supported by merchandise donated by the community. The goods are stocked at the league's Thrift Shop on 32nd Street, which is open to the public much of tbe year. The Thrift ShopisnowcloseduntilTuesday,Sept.2. Dr. Steve Underwood (left), checks 5-year-old Noah Gardner's choJP!l'S as Mrs. Clyde Thomas looks on at chiltP"en's dental center. · :f __ n_o_r_o_s_c_o_p_e_~) By SYDNEY OMARR SATUllDA Y, AUG. 23 ARI~ (March 21-April 19): Piece together bits of information -clues will become evident. You'll get complete story -you will know · where you stand with a "special" person. Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius persons figure pro- minently. Question is answered in affirmative. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Emphasis on rep- utation. special accolades, honors, standine in community. Family "situation" harmonizes - understanding can replace conflict. Another Taurus, a Libra and a Scorpio figure in your personal scenario. You'll get the promotion! • GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Define terms, steer away from nefarious schemes which "wink" at the law. Accent on long-range im- plications. communication, travel, money in- volving investment or confidential data connect· ed with close associete or mate. CANCER <June 20-July 22): Dig dee1>-5trike pay dirt by refusing to accept "amateur" or superficial judgments. Bring ... priorities inlo focus-you are involved a nd your assets are worth more than originally anticipated. Know it, act ac-cordingly. LEO <July 23-Aug. 22 ): Review past efforts. contacts-finish current project or assign- . ment before accepting new obligations. Aries. . Ubra natives figure prominently. Accent on -:.legal controversy-you are likely to emerge <-yictorious. ~ ,· VlaGO (Aug. ~Sept. 22): New deal indicat- % ._';ed where work, dependents and health enter ~ J>i~ture. Leo, Aquarius persons figure pro- _ minently. Check schedule, be aware or pacing. ··avoid lifting heavy objects. Your talents ':abilities surge to forefront -and you will re: :ceive plaudits. : LIBRA <Sept. 23·0ct. 22): You get "picture in advance" of important, personal event. Follow through, display self-confidence. Emotional responses dominate -you could fall madly in love. Speculation, a variety or sensations are featured. Cancer, Leo, Aquarius natives figure prominenUy. · SCOaPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You get favora· ble news regarding property, closing or transac- tion, Jong-range project. You have more "work· . inl room" than originally anticipated. Gemini. Sagittarius persons figure prominently. You get surprise invitation to social alfaJr. Accept! SAGrrl'AIUt.JS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): DismanUe, tear down, review, revise -it is time to rebulld on a more solid base. Short journey is on agen· da; relative is confused, but displays "bravado." Be understanding. but do not -sacrifice basic interests. Message becomes in- • -creasinsly clear. CA.PalCOaN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Accent on discovery, locattng lost object, leamlng value or ,. posaeuiona. You gain access to coa.fidenUal · data. You could be invited to a "secret meet· ~ :,. taa." Member of opposite sex does care and -::;you'll be aware or it. · : AQVA81U8 <Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Money, power. • · •utborttY and love dominate a "very interest· ' • ~.U.," penooa1 scenario. Cycle hip; you'll be at n,bt plaee at crucial moment. Empbuta on re· tUl'll at dcNDMtic tranqu.llity, ability to Jocate a .. , ... ..._ baraaln... Taunaa, Libra. Scorpio aatiftl lpre prom•neatly. PiMS (Feb. J.t.llpcb 20): Maintain aura of .,...,; ... dllereet, clleck behiDd ICeDel ,.. tblll JUU could be boldlq pronrblal trUmp • You're able to cleftne tenm and to perfect ._....... Yem JMm wbere )'GU 1taD4. "how to improw paliticm and to eetabtilb pallcy. ' Cash In On Hint DEAR ANN LANDERS: My sister and I are both over 4-0. We have never bad much in common except family. I am divorced and my sister was widowed last year. She has always been the rich one, but her husband's death put her in the millionaire class. The woman is lonesome. Her children are married and gone. I have a large, noisy faJDily and many friends. so I now include my sister when I have anything that faintly resembles a party. Sis enjoys these get-toeetbers. On several occasions she has tried to give me a $10 or S20 College Can Be Tough By NANCY Sff\JLINS ·._..--~ . ...- EVANSVILLE. Ind. -Can a JO.year-old former ketchup-shaker from Cloverport, Ky .. find happiness recruiting students for one or the world's strangest universities? J . Henry Ballman. who holds a .. doctorate" from the University of Hard Knocks. is living proof . UHK was born 30 years ago in the imagi.oa. tion or Jim Comstock. publiaber of the weekly West Virginia HUlbilly. Comstock. a college graduate, had a partner and a problem. The partner. Bronson McCJung, had never been to college. Despite his success, be still felt disadvantaged. Comstock remedied the situation with a trip to the printer. He returned with a diploma which he hung over McClung's desk. · The University of Hard Knocks was bom. Hundreds became overnight "graduates." Alderson-Broaddus, a Philippi, W.Va. college, invited the mythical UHK to use its campus. For awhile, that was that. Then came Ballman, Class of '66, and bolder of one of UHK's rare "doctoral'' degrees. What's a un· iversity without a branch campus, Ballman wondered. The University of Hard Knocks-Evansville Branch was bom. "I left school after the eighth grade," recalls Ballman. The family left Kentucky seeking a better life in Indiana. In Evansville, Ballman worked first at a canning factory, shaking bottles or ketchup to distribute the spices. He drove a truck and built river levees. As an employee of a refrigerator manufac· luring company, Ballman climbed the ladder from welder to regional sales manager . Ten years ago, he retired. But be and his wife, Mildred, have a muaical-comedy act they put on at nursing homes and conventions, and between performances, Ballman writes bis memoirs and builds up his basement coUection or woodpecker boles. He has 40. But of all Ballman 's project.a, UHK is his pet. "When I first started out way back when, I felt I couldn't go out and compete with people who bad college decrees." be recalls. Ballman's wife, dau1bter and IOll·lD·law all hold 1enuine muter'a delJ"fJM, and be says be'a not agalmt hllber educ:aUoo. ..I'm JUll qal.Dlt what IOIDe l*>J>&e do with it. My 19t.l lncolDe tax form .. u two .t::;: Iona. Now, lt'a 80 pea• loq. I look at Ute that and I woader. Maybe we DCJD-eoll.,e folb are the fortunate ooes." Or maybe, be ~aya. bia eyes lwlnkllna, the Wbard wu rilfiC Education ii almplJ a matter old ...... Ann Landers bill after a meal or a party. I always refuse, although I could sure use the money. Actually, I need a new washer or a few good pieces of furniture. Why doesn·t she see this? It would be much more gracious than handing me cash. Please don't suggest that I come out and tell her. I couldn't . Is there another way to get the message across ?-A SISTER DEAJl SISTER: WoaJd yoa feel OK if oee of your children put a bug in her ear! Slmce she ls loaded and you could ue tbe help, it woaJcl be perfectly OK for the multl-en.&ertabted all&er to be told that a new washer woaJd be a great gift -and easier to accepttban Slls and S2ts. DEAR ANN LANDERS: The letter from the l5-year-0ld whose father beat her made me write this letter. Please. Ann. clear up the con· fusion that my husband and I have about dis· ciphne. <Incidentally, we are middle-aged and he is a former military man.) According to him, when I become verbally abusive during an argument. he has the right to "get a little physical" to keep me in line. In other words, he thinks a husband baa the right to shut up his wile by any means he chooses. J believe my husband Is calling it "disci· pline" when it is really abuse. I resent this treatment. It has happened too many times. What is your opinion? -D OR A IN PENN· SYLVANIA DEAR D 08 A: Too bad yoe allowed you husband to "get a Uttle pbyskal" the seeead time. 'lbat establlabed lllm u the npertor of· fleer. From then on it became ataadird pro- ced u re for seUllag arg•meata. Yo• HY· sometbiDg that makes blm angry, 'M gives yoe a belt ID tbe teeth and bouces Y• off &Ile waU a few times. Arp.mat aeuJed. You both need family eoalelblg, bat. of coarse, he wma't go. So 10 all9e UMI leara bow to deal with the bally. What'aprudish? Wh4l's0K? lfyouarm't111~.you need somehelp. lt'savoilobleinthe~t: "Necking and Petting-Wh4l Are the Limita?" Mailyour~at to Ann Landen. P.O. Bo.i 115195, Chkago, 1Uinoil 606ll. encloaing 50 cents and a long, atcmped, ulf.add~aaed envelope. Mrs. Walter Lord (at l e ft , a bove) and Leslie O'Donnell ap- praise s tock at Thrift Shop on 32nd Street in Newport Beach. At le ft, youngster s We n .... i Fe ll. 3, a nd Bry an Dun can. 4, s h a re books with Mrs . Robert Bonner . c hairman of th e l eague's day care ce nte r in Cos ta Mesa. 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OH,MY CANARY SNSAK SD A S I P OF MY WINS l-AS.,.- NIGH"T", AND F IVS MINO-res L-A"T"E:R HS ·THOUGH-r HS WASA FAt..CON ! by Gus Arriola by Harold Le Doux by Emie Bushmiller NANCY··· WHY DID YOU DO THAT '? BECAUSE. l COULDN'T FIND THE FLY SWATTER ''It happened at the circus. Doctor. There was this girl, see. hanging by her teeth and tw1rfing, see ... " by Kevin-Fagan by Lynn Johnston ;GR5P:-. ONE LASP. oesPERffiE &>RSI OFRESISTANCf I ---~~N by George Lemont -,' S IGl-t =-ASK A Slt ... t,...Y QUSS'T"IO N / TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 59 Sweeter 1 ShOanll. 15 The tops . e g.: 2 words 16 Capsule 70 l(mk 17 Toot 71 Parent 19 Room: Sp. 72 "You are - 20 Stooet" -!" 21 Satted 73 Eng. county 23 Arrrve 7 4 Recently 25 Tear 75 Sleeps 26 Scan 27 King or DOWN UNITED Feature SyndlcatP Thursday's Puzzle Solved Judah 1 Tap problem i;;."~~~6;,111-=-~~ 29 Allan 1111e 2 Raja's wife 31 ~ 3 Certain 33 Ocean: Abbr. paintings 34 Farm build-4 Dutt flmsh 24 Nimbi if10s 5 MOYeS quick· 27 Recess 36 Ledger Item ly 28 uuered 40 Poses 6 Well-known 30 Like some 42 Wand«er Uncle table tops 44 Venice beech 7 Digits 32 A colloid 45 Old auto 8 Kind of tube 35 Silk fabric 47 Satisfies 9 Hold onto 37 Nk:kl111Js' 49 Mil. title 10 -facto ahota: SO Lump 11 Gin's name 2 words 52 Get up 12 Thorooghfare 38 Btalnwave 53 Time period 13 Plow part 39 Stytlah 54 Ms. Gardner 18 Gamin 41 Slltcti 57 Obecufe 22 Kind of nail 43 StoP 46 Striplings 48 Temporal 51 French port 54 Taken-. Surprised 55 Worth 56 Future oak 58 Swedish lake 60 l)'l'iepcem 62 Gael 63 Spigots 65 Adr0t• 66 Gools 69ACole . . . . I Business Lenders Check W aniing Signs , l . Larae lrowth ln sales c11 .... 1 .. , umewilbUtUe, tr any. bottom line erowth robe Asked The board of Statewide California Business and Industrial Development Corp. has r emoved company president Stephen Slingsby and asked for an investigation or the firm's financial s tatus. Tbe board also asked that stock of the Newport Beach company be s uspended from trading until the m.atterisresolved by a full·scaJeaudit. The board of Sta tewide Calbidco also named John R Neiswender to the com pany's presidency He was senior vice president. The firm is in the commercial and industrial loan business and is r egulated by the state s uperin· tendeat of banks. The board also s et a meeting of stockholders for Sept. 30, but were unable to decide on a loca· lion Thursday. Irvine S&L Eyed By Beverly Hills Irvine Savings and Loan Association says it's agreed in principle to be a cquired by Beverly Hills Savings and Loan. According lo information released by Beverly Hills Savings, the four Irvine offices will cost about $8.25 million, if approvals are received from regulatory and bank boards and holders of 90 per- cent or lrvine stock. Under the t enta tive ag reem en t , Ir vine stockholders wilt receive about SSS per share. • Beverly Hills has assets of about $500 million wbiJe Irvine-based Irvine Savings and Loan has assets of about $24 million. COUECTOAS CORNER ,..,. eo1na a Stamp• GOLD a SILVER Prices fOf S.21-80 CWMC ....... 29 -C.1.S11.2t ewr a.a IC"'OI!"-'"2. \66\, ~If' l .. .t!I '651. "6S. UIOCoro~ s~n. \UC. 50 ~-S71S. ~. ~Sl•-849S ,_..... 11"'" '911 tw cwn.rt ~~ (714) 551 M50 ScMlth Co .. t Plaza VIiiage .__._IL f----C-~) I have investment 1n-~onnation worth S200. It's yours on a money back guarantee Cail Robert Miller C7 I 4J 552·6807 forn S2 .n10 SI 00 wirh a Penny Ponchef od -S2 f0t llvee 11~ two day\ IO ~I •ttms wont. a rotol of S 100 Colt 6A2 5678 ond cho1ge yovr Pennv Por>et>er Ad 1·111\IN•U EMERGENCY SALE BY OWNER! 48' Hatteras Yacht $60,000 Reduction Magnificent like-new Hatteras "Yacht Fisher'' Twin Turbo D iesels-Sleeps 6 1& Full Electronics LIVE ABOARD · NEWPOITT SLIP Man<et Value Survey· S240.000 .... AWAY • St7',IOOAIM! Sale or Part Trade For A E Call (714) 642-9757 . (213) 277-6069 (owner) --------- "'11\e lyplcal t nlrepre.o ur It m arket orient· ~.·· 1ay1 Jon . who hH<b the firm'• Emertell'll Bualneu rvlcca Oruup "OnJy infrequently Is he • nnancial penion " S.Cauae ol the t ntrevrt-neur'a peculiar ment;,I 1 t. aaJd Jooee. "he tends to aaek bluer and big· •tr u le.. h<Jplna thi t the bottom tin~ 11 lso will nt<' He often •ell u uaht in a liquidity squeeze · · 2 lnventory u1.uandmg at 11 faster pace than salca MALL BVSINt: SES OtTt:N are run by ven turerll ;who urrept r111kll that larKer companaei. would 1.1vo1d, i.ayb Jou .. :. Sorn • th ink the worst th11i1 pot151ble lb lo lose a u l\! becau.-s~ an item wosn't in istoc.·k Th\• rl--JUlt At> bw1111ess dechO\!S, inventories 1>wt'll Says Jonc·s "lnvt?ntory lb the most dllfi cult 1tsset to manuge, and among the most d11ficult to uud1t " Noodlessly big 1nvenlone1> ure napplng nags 3 Acrounll.n~ control~ not considered very important l}y management, controls that are m place appear to hU Vl' a bjgh potentiitl for manage. ment overndf:.' Too often, :.uys Jones, smaller busin<.'sses arl' run by pt1oplc who rely on gut feelings It's <:Sangerous. h<: say:. They i.hould have nutomatH'. built an wammg systems Lenders feel more conf1 dent with them 4. Hanging on to an outdated in\entory w11h the forlorn hope of selling 1t i.om c day 5. Lack of inventory records. "WfnlOUT THESE RECORDS or a physica l inventory. the owner, at best. can only estimate what is on hand and its value." says Jones. "Some don 't know how they're doing until the end of the year ... -6. Poor m\'entory turnover "In addition to items going stale, the carrying chargei. can be staggering at today's interest costs." says Jones More companies are usmg com· puters . he concedes. but for billing rather than m vcntory Coldwell Banke r Residential Broker age's Laguna Beach office 1s headed by Earnest C. Rice. Jr .. former manager of the firm's Newport Beach office. He opens a new racility a t 31601 Pacific Coast Highway * *. Ranney E. Draper , president , Divers ified Shopping Centers, Costa Mesa. is a board member for the California Bus iness Properties Association. The or- gan i za lion of o wner s. de- velopers and others with in · t e r ests in commercial pro· perties. is involved in lobbying. ••• Lore n P annie r 1s vice president ·f1nance for Carl Ka rcher Enterprises. Anaheim. He h andles real estate and other pr6perty and corporate ou,.u fiJl ancial needs. Karcher oprerates 300 restaurants m the western U S. ••• Ben Mcl ane manages two branches of Santa Barbara Savings and Loan, one in South Laguna, the other tn San Clemente. He succeeds J ohn Sciacca. * * • WaJter Giles 1s administrator fo r the Advanced Health Center's alcohol control unit , Newport Beach He was formerly director of both the center and of the Employees Assistance Network or the county Alcoholism Council. * *. Fra.nces B. Saveriano has joined the market- ing systems group of Sii Oyna·Orill. a division of S m ith Internation a l, Inc .. a Newport Beach-based oil tool and equipment maker. She was formerly with a division of FMC Corp. as sales ad ministrator . *** Robert Nolan is direct.or of loss control for the UniCARE Insurance Co .. an Irvine-based insurance firm. He was former· ly a loss control consultant with a Tustin branch of Employee Benefits lnsura.nce . ••• UVEIUANO The cowtty chapter of the California Society of Ce rtified Public Accountants has added Earl M. Weitzman and Richard C. Holmgren to its board. The slate association has 19,000 members unmistakably trad1tional ... our moat complet<z. eq,}q.ci,ion of'the world's fintZSt imporLzd.. scoLt ish t~s, combin<Z.d. with th'l. finest natural shoul~r tailoring ava ilabl<i . 844-5070 -·.--.-_....,_,,_.. ... --- 7 Company 1s high leveraged, thinly cup1tuhi('(f Unfortunately. this is sometimes a necessary condition when a venture is starting up. However , lo the lender It IS a hur ricane nag if the leveraging u~n 't accompanied by a healthy stream of profits. 8. Viability of com pany rests on one person or a small group The situation 1s common. says J ones, in com- punies that have grown very fast in a short lime. without a chance for developing and training mid· die manugers -9. LACK OF MANAG EMENT tools needed lo analyze sales by customer, product, product line and plant profitabili ty. Management style a pt to be informal. "When a company has reached a certain size the owner I!:> ~urpr1sed that systems and pro· cedurcs that have been serving hi m adequately have lost their effectiveness." says Jones. It makes lenders war31-. 10. Management not always open in discuss· 111g matl('rs with its bank or in making the most ef· lt•ct1vc w,c of its a uditors or other advisers. 1\ v('ry bad sign. says Jones, who believes that <• sound company "goes with its professionals," 11wanang that 1t discusses and listens to accoun· t .mts. h:rnkl:rs and others who possess special knowll'Clt::<' "If you <'Omc to a bank 1n advance of problems ""1 oftt.•n t•an "ork them out," he says. But if you "ail until a c-r1s1s has developed you can hurt ~·ours<'lf and the banker too. It puts him on the sµol. !:>J ) !-Jon l's Ready by Christmas Citizens Quartz of Tokyo promises to have the wor ld's s m a llest quart z watch in -ti. NO MONTHLY OR quarterly financial stores , by the Yule season. It's a bout a "latcnwnts. annual reports not available until t hird the size of a dime and will be of- :-.1:veral months after year·c·nd fe r ed in three models, priced from $8,000 ·'Ti ml' Iv f1nanc1als of ont• kind or another a re to $15,000. among 1he ·firs t things lt•ndt>rs look for, initially ----------------------~ .inti on .i continuing basis ... he soys "Without c;tutemenls, 1l 1s very hurd to get money." To wtuch you might add another observation, one that can bt• verified b} !>mall bui.an ess people St<1tem(•nts or not. 1n limes hke these 1t 1s often hard to get money unless your company doesn't nted 11 NIUIOI. \S \'O:\ llOFF~I A " POKES fun 111 stulled sniffs everywhere I O'·•·r 1'h• .. 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Frldlly Auguat 22. 1980 N DAILY PILOT 8S Dow Jones Final Up 3.16 CLOSING FIGURE 958.19 Imported Beers Gaining Market By MfLTON MOSKOWITZ wrute imports hold more than 20 percent of our car market -and 20 percent of our wine market -and much larger chunks of other markets, they pull down less than 3 percent of our beer market. If that gives you something to cheer about, make the most oC it -quickly. Imported brews may be making thei. move right now. It's reminiscent or the early days of the foreign car invasion. TEN YEARS AGO THE imports held less than l per· rent of the American beer business. They were, for the most part. curiosities. They are s till not common household names but last year the foreign beers captured 2.6 percent of the total market. That 2.6 percent number may nOl seem impressive. However, look at it in another way ln 1970 all the foreign beers consumed in the United Stales added up to 900.000 barrels. In 1979, imported beer sales totaled 4 .4 million bar r e ls. I n s hort , foreign beer sales near- ly quintupled. Over that same stretch the U.S. hrewers increased their sales by onc·th1rd So the imports a re Arow Money Tree 1ng much more rapidly than the domestic product. Omens or beers from all parts or the world trickle into this coWttry, but most or them sell next to nothing. This 1s a highly concentrated market. Figures compiled by the in· dustry newsletter. Impact, show thal one brand. Heineken, which comes from lhe Netherlands, accounts for 41 per cent or the import now. Three brands Heineken and two Canadian beers . Molson and Labatt -account for two-thirds of all foreign beer sales. The top 10 imports capture 84 percent or the roreigri beer sales. The seven leaders, after Heineken. Molson and Labatt. are : Dos Equis (Mexico>. Beck <Germany), Guinness (Ireland). Foster (Australia). St. Pauli Girl <Germany), Carta Blanca (Mexico> and Moosehead (Canada>. HEINEKEN HAS JUST over 1 percent of the U.S. beer market. Moosehead. ranked No. 10, has four-tenths of l percent. The foreign brews have been gaining adherents at a lime when lhe number of U.S. breweries have dwindled. There used to be hundreds of companies brewfog beer in America. The count is now down to 37. And the U.S. market is becoming increasingly concentrated. Brand r ankings for 1979 showed this picture: Budweiser. 17.5 percent market share; Miller High Life, 13.8 percent: Pabst. 7.9 percent: Coors, 6.6 percent; Schlitz. 6.5 percent: Miller Lite. 6.5 percent: Michelob, 4.8 percent: Stroh, J.5 percent; Olympia, 2.8 percent: Old Style. 2.3 percenl. and Old Milwaukee, 2 percent. Tho6e top 10 brands lhus did 72.2 percent or au beer sales. The market is even more concentrated by brewer. Anheuser-Bush <Budweiser. Michelob. Busch, NaturaJ Light) now owns 30.4 percent of the U.S. beer market. Miller Brewing (Miller High Life. Miller Lite. Lowenbrau} has 24.5 percent. Schlitz has 9.8 percent, Coors 8.2 percent, and Pab6t 7.1 percent. IN SHORT, TifE TOP five are doing 80 percent or the beer saJes. In 1970, by contrast, the top five brewers con· trolled only 45 percent or the market. JOS,100 16 • . .. m.'JOO JA'• . . 1.0.600 l8 1·. 1lQ,SOO lb1.> . I • 710,IOO olll ..... l/h,<>00 lb•• ' .. IS• 'lOO Jll • •I IOti,000 .... '• •OS.ZOO '''* ' . 1~1 )()() l \ " ti •I .fft>tob Nl'W "0AI( lAPI Soat non•errou'\ Co-~'°'""' 01'" ii pound, U !> 0Hhll4 l1C)n\ Luci 40-47 c~n"" -...o l4PK lS1 ,.3') 1 <Mh _, QOund deot1ypff'O "" Ml J.11'1 .. oouncs Morcwv ~s 00 ""'' "•~ Pl•h""m Sc.YI '67• 1•01 or N V. NEW 'VO~I( IAPI HM!c!Y & H.trman \11•~• tOlleY t i. HO,ofl IO 08 E noelh••O ~ti•~' t 16 700 oll lO Ot . l°'brtC•l"'<l \1l11er ~11 a.:!, Ott 'IO (II< •• • • • f ' ~~---------------~o-~Lv-~Lot----Fr1~v-.A~~-1~.•_• __ S_ll,ft'rts .. .. John Sevano 'Hey Georgia! Clean Up This Mess .. . • lltmo: To Georsia Rci••Moom. or Ceorcta ............ or~~. Dear Georst•. I thlnk lt'• Ume you came out~ your clOH\ Md cleaned up \lie IMll around a..re. ln caM you baven 'l notlced or beH payinc auenUoD. t.h1.lall are 1et· \;al pNtb .Ucky arou.nd Aaml • camp theiectaya. • Tbe playflS need SOll:l• •Wdanee ud dirtttJoo only you can •ive them. put, beck. wbo the hell can rind you? If ye>u're not olf honeymoooina lo Europe, you're lhrowinl a party in your IUsury suite at Anaheim Stadium. Do JOU real.be you've muaged to attend 90ly ooe practice session this summer? Tbe players, especially the veterans. are angry and hurt. And why shouldn't they be? They tum to Ray MaJavasi for help . but wbat can be do? The players realize his hands are tied. He's damned if he does and damned if he doesn't. AJI Ray wants to do is what he knows best -coach football. Unfortunately, that's been impossible with players walking in and out of his office like a fast food restaurant. <P.S. He was hop- 1n1 )'OU mif.hl In.tall a revolv1n/door> Why don \. )'OU Set th monkey Off hla badt Georsl• and tel him a ·t down to bualneea? Ah. yea. bu1tn u . l1m'l that what General Manaaer Don Kl011tcrman and hla a .. Latut, Jack Faulkntir. are wup posed to be band.Un&? How can they. thou•h· when you end up vetolng their aoluUons w., couJd have had Jack Younablood and Larry Brooka in camp loday, wllh lhe other holdouts soon following, if you hadn't said no to KlosterJl)an'5 offer to them What did you hire Duke for anyway" The viHain? A sounding board" Has grit? Well. he has fulfilled those roles Now he needs a little backin1e from you The pot ts coming to a boil and it's about to overflow unless you tum down the heat. Georgia. please make an appearance. Let's clear this thlng up so we can play football. Oh yes. in case you've forgotten. the tealJl practices al Cal State Fullerton - end of memo. P.S. The secretaries at Rams Park ore-stUI looklng for TllEIR promised 11ahary bonwiea, loo. • * * BOB BllUDZINSKl IS JUST as punted os everyone else as to why Georgia has been a silent owner lo th\s polnl. "I don't know why. Nobody knows why," he shrugs. "The boss should def- malclycomeoutandsettlelhis . "l don't wanl to sound like I'm pick In · on a lady. I'm nol . I'm JUSt telling the damn truth." Brudzinski says he sympathizes with the holdouts. "Those guys have been playing for peanuts. They· re All· Pros. they deserve more. "I don't think it's a major concern yet Not unlit lhe season starts anyway. rr we sta rt losing 1t.'s going to be tough on the coaches and then they're going to ma ke it tough for us and then we'll make it tough for you <media>. "J would just like to get this thing re· solved and out of the way. I'm pretty sure C.R. (Carroll Rosenbloom) would have had it handled by now." The most celebrated duel on the Rams this year is naturally lhe one between Pat Haden and Vince P'er- ragamo at quarterback. But there are some other interesting battles to look for during the las t two pre· season contests. They are: Eddie Hill vs. Elvis Peacock al running back: Billy Waddy and Wiilie Miller vs. Preston Dennard, Ron Smith, Drew HHI and Terry Nelson vs. Victor Hicks al tight end: Jeff Delaney vs. John. nie Johnsonatstrongsarety. T hose battles might not be as publicized as the QB de bate. . but they're just as competitive. • * * AL11IOVGH STATED as 69,000, ac tual capacity at An aheim Sta<lium for Ram games is 68,890. Broken down. in terms of seat value, the figures look like this: 55.167 <$15 seals>. 11,853 (Sl2>. 1.870 ($8). For those who haven't seen the new seating configurations, the $8 seats are <See GEORGIA, Page 87) ;·· GEORGIA FRONTIERE LaRoche's Twilight Al'Wl,...-o • Traveling m Reverse By DAVE CUNNINGHAM 0t tt.e D•ilY 1'11414 Si.ti When a pitcher reaches lhe twili ght of his career lhe manager is supposed to say, "Well. Ace, I'd like to try you in the buJlpen Maybe we can squeeze a few more seasons out of that arm " Dave La Roche has it backwards. After 10 years of relief work. La Roche be<'ame a starter at age 32 ANGEL MANAGER JIM FREGOSI says he had no choice. Injuries t>liminated four other 1>ossiblt• starter~ - Bruce Ki son , Dav e Frost, Ed Halick1 and Jim Barr. A fifth -Don Aase -was so ineffec· ta ve FJ:egosi banished him to lhe bullpen. Starter Chris Kn a pp mig ht h ave round himself back in the bullpen, too. but the manager is running out • of bodies. so Knapp stays in the rotation despite a 2·9 record. The Orioles chased Knapp in the fifth in· LaROCHE nrng Thursday night while handing the Angels a 7-1 loss before 26.189 at Anaheim Stadium. It marks the Angels fifth straight loss. They haven't gotten a complete game out of their starters at home in more than two months . So Fregosi simply handed lhe ball to La Roche and said. "Go as long as you can. Our bullpen as pretty tired.·· guy who pitches lo two batters in the bottom of the ninth with the game on the hnC' lie d~sn't even know how a start~r is sup. posed to warm up. "When you'rC' :.i rehevn )Ou've got to g~t ready III a hurry. It only takes mt' Cave or six minute-.. to warm up." La Roche says. "Sl<1rters usually warmupforl5minult•s" La Roche as ut·c·ustomed to patching every other d ay. lie doesn't study the hitters or spend hours mentally prt'panng for u game. He comel>t into the game with the bases loaded and throws as hurd as ht• can. .. In relief. you JUSt go with your strength Yf)U don't try to get cute." La Roche says. "But when you start. you're going to face each batter three or four limes You can't pitch the same, or sooner or . later they'll adjust.·· LaROCHE'S FIRST ST~RT this season was just as a fill·in. He went :;11:1 innings and lost to · Kansas City, 7-3. But as the injuries mounted. Fregosi started ~ writing down LaRoche's name on the hneup card more and more. It now appears LaRoche will stay :, 1n the rotation for the rest or the season. lle's · already had more starts <seven> this season than h<' had in all the other years of his career com- bined. The veteran left-hander has mixed feelings · about his new assignment. "lt's a much easier JOb for four days. But on the one day you work, it's a lot more demanding," La Roche says. "The nice thing is that you know exactly when you're going to pitch. and you can prepare accordingly.·· RON LeFLORE SLIDES INTO SECOND AHEAD OF THROW TO DODGER DAVEY LOPES. ASKING DAVE LAROCHE to pitch seven or eight innings every time out is like asking Bert Campaneris to start hitting home runs. LaRoche has always been known as a "short man." He's the LaRoche had 25 saves and finished as runner up to Rkh Gossage for Fireman of the Year in 1978. But he s lipped to a 7·11 record Jast season a nd had been used as a mop-up man ever since. Garvey Breaks :Monotony MONTREAL <AP) -F'or a while it seemed as though Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman Steve Garvey was in a rul. In three previous tripa to \he plate against the Montreal Ell· pos pitching staff Garvey con· nected for three singles, and 88 he led off the loth inning Garvey had a chan ce to extend the streak. Bul Garvey brok e the monotony with a vengeance, s lamming lbe first pitch from reliever Stan Bahlllen, 7·5, over the fence in left·center field to power tbe.Dodlen to a 5-4 vie· tory, their lixtb 1traiaht over Moat.real thia HUCJO. .. He Just keeps plu11in1." aatd Dodgen reliever Steve Howe of Garvey. "He d oesn 't let anytbin& 1et to him. .. Then, wben a pitcher makes a bi1 mistake he'l1 ~ce on it , the WQ be did toftilbt.'' The blow -Garvey's 22nd of the H8ICIG -ended a He4aw battle that uw tbe bpoa pluqe to lblrd place in tbe Natioul Leasue'• Eut Dlv11ion. "We Ud our OPPOl'tUDJU.. but .. couldn't 1et • base bJt, .. laid Sxpol llaucer Diet Wllliaml. "Oar WIDea:JJlblr tUa Waadie.. f'ijma, IYilli't .bllen dOlq tbe job, but our Clffwe baen •t 1*n dolq .............. Tb• lloatreal offenae ~ =.: .. :~~-... -~ ............... Of. ~~o-=-•=--flee .. 11111 JM ..._. nm fl a. ,.... a ... ao .,._.,. fli'll ..... ,. J&. Awesome Threesome Watson Leads Nicklaus, Trevino AKRON, Ohio IAI'> OoU'1' SH million thrcm10m•· pl1tycrd llkt' It Tom WutAOO , Jau.·k NkklauA :uul LA..-c Tr{•vlno. uolnu hcMtJ.to· head for lhc rtrHl time In \heir careers, combined for one c1ta;cle. 12 birdies and a best-ball score of 11 ·under·pa r 59 Thursday in the first round of the World Series of Golf "We inspire each other," said Watson. His s1x·birdie 65, five· under·par over Fires tone EYe of the StorlD Rookie Johnson A~d From APDlapakhea Johnnie J ohnson, the Los Angeles Rams' handsomely pa\d rookie defensive back, hardly felt the part of "macho" football player when be made his pro debut a couple of weeks ago. "I was scared to death," Johnson, the former Texas All·American, recaJled with a grin. "Going out there the finl lime was q uite an experience." It wasn't the New England Patriots that rattled Joh1Ja<111, nor the big crowd in Anaheim Stadium, nor the pressure of living up to hit status as the Rams• first draft choice. Johnson was worried about more academic matten -like being' in the right place at the right time ln Loi Anaelea' complex defensive aeta. ''There ia ao much to remember. l knew pro football •u aoina to be a lot more eomplicated than tt wu \n col· le1e," •aid Jobn1oa, b l1 defen1lve schemes notebook at b1a aide durlnl a .1e111•1CNt tr~ ...._ at t.be IJma' camp_ ·~ut LJUdD'Lr_talise 11ow ~-1t woura be. I ftnd myself atuclytna thll book •••l'J .....-. mom.at ... J~ wbo llped a $1.l·mlllloa contract wttb Loi M• .... bMD't riMa to tnatut stardom ln the lint two ,.... .. ,,. ........ ...., to New 1:n11ac1 aac1 nan ... Go- ., bleo 8atardl1 Dltbt11 pme .. abatt the B~ tn tr= lie'• liltect u tlM No. 2 •tnlal safety bebiDd Jtlf ·-__ ..;..!_,• tww PtttAarlll All-Ammean who WU OD __ _.....,.. ... lltdlalt ..... '< 1 I South's muddy, soggy 71713'" yards, gave him a two-shot lead. LARRY NELSON, Craig Stadler and Ben Crenshaw were second with 67s. Nicklaus was a mong four players at 68. Trevino matched three others at 69. "My round was a lot better than theirs. guys," Trevino told reporters afterward. "If they had to play the ball from where 1 did, I don't know if they could have shot my socre." Nicklaus. the sport's all·time money champion with nearly $3.6 million. said, "I enjoyed it. We had a good day. We all got it under par. which are good scores here." Trevino ranks second on lhe a ll-time mpney list with $2.39 million and Watson is third with S2 million. The select international field of 32 complained of the playing conditions under which they were forced to hit mud·covered balls from the soft fairways. More of the same was ln store today alter an electrical storm, accompanjed by heavy rain and 50 mph Winds, raked the course momenta after the "Big Three" finished. · DEPENDING CHAMPION Lon -ftinkje, GDe-of ..tJM QOl't'I Iona bitten, said he was at a dis· advanta1e in the coaditiona. "Every time I was in the fairway, ( had a quarter-to a h•ll·inch ol D)ud on my ball. The harder you hit your iroaa, the more apiD the ball b.. and tbe more off line tt 1oe1 with \be mud. I wu btWDf'tbe ball eftl'Y· where." "I de finite ly like slartin g better <See La ROCHE, Page 87> -~ ......... ;:. TOM WAT90N LUDI GOLF'S WORLD •RIEi. :::: I - FrC Wants to Get Going With a Running Start rr..u•11r .... llOUNTAJN' Vl&W, call. -'l1M pubUaber ol m •••••'• World :!:t:"" ad a dowa mttJor etNe& ..... cw ... .,. be'9 aubpoeoaed by tM l' ...... Tr .. OQm•••m iDMIA"9t.iaaUoeol tM mAC•aDt'a unuaJaboeratJnp. n..-m:· ....,.. .. a broad-•., o1 aa mn1t11•Uon ftldau.ibecuearvum 1w. Alt.houab lbeaboelDd•trY wu tba lDlt1a1 ta.rs« ot lM IDclulry, Uala la the first Ume lbe =~·bu bee.ti olfkially ?•med u a ma.}Qr element oft.be PTC adDmeya are 1ltudY1DI how tbe m11ad.ne dispenses ftve·ltar ratinp few ~ aboea. and the role such rankings play la aboe maaulaet&&ren 8dvertil1D1 and sales. Tbe loqu.lry al.o lo¥OIW11bowllaoeeompuies set theirpr1ca. Runner's World, pub»s"hed ln Mountain View, la the largest publlcldoa on l'UIUlin& In the country and it.a annual ratings are wldel.Y resanled u lnflueatlal ln buikling sales wit.blo the rapid· ly growtql'UDldnf-aboelJldmtry. Tbe scope of tMiD~•UaatioD, accordina to documeota aeot to thole aubpoeeaed. ta to determine whether the companies "may be eaeaelae or bave entaced ln any unfair methods of eompetiUoaorunfairordeceptlveacts" in violation or FTC ree· ulatlcm. ..-----..-e •I tw Da11----- .. You've gotta admit one thing . . . I am the resurrection of boxing. I am the savior or box· ing. I am the prophet of boxing. Alter me. they'll come no more." -Muhammad All on Muhammad Ali. Borltte, Cruz.St"" l' anken.. 6-1 8111Ce Boda&e singled home the go-ahead run • in the ftfth inning and Jillie Crm added a solo homer iD the seventh Thursday night as SeatUe stunned the New York Yankees, 6-4, slicing their lead over Baltimore ln the American League East to l 'h games . . . In other games, ._ Uaaey belted a three-run homer and IUck Walla and two relievers combined on a 1'iX· bitter U Cleveland defeated Ka0 •U City, 4·3 . . . .llm Ill« crashed bis lStb homer or the season in the second inning and Boston scored four un- earned runs in the fourth to snap ltkt Langford'• nine-game winning streak and beat Oakland, 5-1 . . . Jlm Moniaon drove in three runs with a double and single to lead the Chicago White Sox to a 5·3 verdict over Toronto . . . Pete llaclludD slammed a two-run homer and reliever Doac CorbeU shut the door on a Detroit rally as Minnesota defeated the Tigers, 5-3 in the flnst game of a double-' eoan-. header. Detrott's Jack Kemp bomered in the seeood game u the Tigen scored a 4·2 victory . . . Lesa than 2it hours after comiDI within two outs or pitebing a Do-ldttlr. Da S,Bler of CleYelud fell and bit Illa bead at Kanu1 ctty•a Royals Stadium and waa helped from the field. AD •Mi•• spokes.man aaid Spillner wu not seriously in· jand. Bs•teaSIH'e ... Pk• ....... S.•ln Terry PDl. Joee era and Cesar Cede9o com· • bined for nine bits and seven RBI to lead Houaton to a iz..s viet.arJ over Pittsbuqb Thursday nilbt in a te, Natkmal Leque contelt for both team1. The trio slammed ft•• doublies between them u the Altros rapped out 18 bltl and WOil their seventh straight game while sweeiD& tbe Ptrates ln a three-same series between the Na- tional Leque division leaden . . . In other contests, Jerry Morales slammed a two-run double to key a four.run fifth inning as the New York Mets snapped a seven-game loeing streak with a 5-1 triumph over San Francisco . . . Bake McBride's 17th-inning triple delivered the winning run as Philadelphia beat San Diego, 9-8 despite 9'h inninss or s trong relief pitching by the Padres' Den· ais &Janey . . . Dale Muplty drove in four nms, including three with his 21.St homer oC the year. as Atlanta defeated the Chicago Cubs, 64 to complete a three- PV"'-game sweep . . . Wlllle Stargel bas been placed on the 15-day disabled list by Pittsburgh because of • Dee injury . ( a..,..r 11fJ'at E•fl Klela llecfHS Tlpt end ..._ lllela aaya lhl8 ls \l, really It -[iJ he'• retlrlna trom _professional football. Aner uo· 4. • 1ucctnful oe1otlatlon1 with the S•n Diego Char1er1. the 33·yHr·old veteran player aald, "l'v• alway wanted .to qull when I was on t.op. Last year wH 1 ~•L )'ear for me and the Charters. It's a good time lO stop · · Klein tolled for the IM A.f\telea Rams for several years . . . DaUu Cowboys running back Tony DoneU ac· cepled a mu1Uyear extenawo of his coo· \tacl, diapelllng rean tbat the star player would leave lbe Cowboys fold . . . Afte r 18 aeNOM or NFL action, BW Mauoa said he felt like a rookie again Thursday as he went through a one·hour tryout with the New OrleaN Saints . . . Seattle reserve llnebacker Peter Cronan will not play this aeason becawie of a neck injury, team of· ficlals said . The fourth-year player Crom Boston College has a herniated disc in his neck and doctors wlll determine on Moo· 1CL1E•N day ii surgery is needed . . . Washington bill acquired running back WUbar Jacboe from San Fran· cisco in a move which indicates the Redskins are prepared to gel a loog without Joba Rlglilla who walked out of camp four weeks ago in a contract dispute . . ....-----8 ... IJall 'l'Odf!fl .. On this date ln baseball in 1961 : ~ · Roger Maris, en route to his 61-bome run season. hit No. so orr Ken McBride of the Angels at Wrigley Field in Los An&eles. On th.is date in 1917: Carson Bigbee or Pittsburgh set a major league rec· ord since tied, with 11 at-bats in a 22-inniog game as the Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Pirates 6-5. Today's Birthdays: Boston Red Sox slugger Carl Yastrzemslti is 41. Cin· c1nnati Reds relier ace Doug Bair 1s 31. New York Mets pitcher Ray Burris is 30. Milwaukee Brewers mrielder Paul Molitor is 24 . Dodger• A 11nou11.-e W11rld St-rielll LnUt-ry A postcard drawing will be held for a limited II number or public sale tickets for the 1980 Nat.tonal League cha mpionship series and the World Series for games at Dodger Stadium. The drawing will be conducted to determine those persons eligible to purchase two tickets for a single game and there will be no choice of game permitted. To qualiry for two National League championship series tickets, a standard·sized postcard should be mailed to: Los Angeles Dodgers, Championship Series. P06t Office Box 200. Los Angeles, 90051. To qualify for the World Series drawing. the card should be sent to: Lo6 Angeles Doegers, World Series, PostOffice Box 300, Los Angeles, 90051. No cbecu, cash or money orders will be ac«pled. En· velopes will be returned unopened. There is a limit of one post~ard. per person, for each or the two events. The postcard must cootain the printed name. address, zip code and telephone number of the sender. Cards not containing this information and duplicate cards will be rejected. Only postcards postmarked Aug. 24, 25, 26, Z1 or 28 will be accepted. Others wUl not be eligible. Hand delivered cards will not be accepted. A..nolra's c.., Trial• Po•tponed Higb winds raking Rhode Island Sound forced • the postponement of America's Cup sailing trials Thursday for the U.S. and foreign 12-meter yachts battling for a spot lD the September finals . . Rex Caldwell and Baney,,....,._ took tbe early first round lead in the Buick Open at Grand Blanc, Mlcb. by posting a pair of four-under-par ee. ... Greg Loagaala of Mlaaion. ~fe jo was pl'epared to make a sweep of the U.S. Outdoor Diving championships in Bartlesville, Okla., today as preliminary competition began in the platform events. T~isio• .. Radio Following a re the top sp0rts events on TV tonight. Ratings are: ./ ./ ./ .t excellent; ./ .t I worth watching; .t ./fair; .t forget it. 8 7:30p.m.,Channet5 ./ ./ ./ ANGELS BASEBALL: N.Y. Yankees at Angels. Announcen: Bob Starr , Steve Shannon and Ron Fairly. The New York Yankees come to town hoping to fatten up on the Angels. The Yankees. still holding the lead in the American League East by a precarious margin over Baltimore, will send Luis Tlant (6*7) to the mound tonigh.t against the Angels' J im Barr (0-3). OTHER TELEVISION 10 p.m. (4) -BOXING -Wilfredo Gomez (29-0-1) defends his WBC super bantamweight crown against Derrik Holmes (14-0-1) in a scheduled 15·round bout from Las Vegas. Taped. RADIO Baseball -Dodgers at New York Mets, 5 p.m.. KABC <790>; New York Yankees at Angels, 7:30 p.m., l<MPC (710). OM.Y PM.OT 87 - Tops IJ.S. Open Field Bjorn Borg. winner at Wimbledon but never in the U.S. Open, has been seeded No. l for next week's cham · pionships in New York. He will face unknown Guillermo Aubonne of Argentina in a first round match . Lido· 14 Finish It SlwuUl Be a Tiro-boat &utle By ALMON LOCKABEV OMty "'9t a.-. w.-r REDONDO BEACH -The Lido -14 International Cham- pionship was scheduled to go down to the wire today wtth Chris R aab o r Huntington Harbour Yac.bt Club sln.lggling to defend his tiUe against Tom Linsky of Balboa Yacht Club. Only one point separated the two sailors after the first three races with the f inal two scheduled today. GEORGIA .. in the nght field corner . on the first level,ofthe stadium. • • • PLAYERS EXPECT some major shake-ups this week. One of them could be a Jack Reynolds trade, which is being rumored. (What a mistake that would be>. Reynolds, expected to makt his first appearance in Denver. injured his right shoulder durinf a walk·through practice Wednes· day. Hacksaw will probably spend another week on the bench. Ironically, Linsky is ordinarily the crewman for Dave Ullman.· seven·lime champion of the class who passed up this year's title event to sail for the oatiooaJ championship in the Thistle Class at Mission Bay Yacht Club, San Diego. The championship flight start- ed Wednesday on a breezy note with Raab wino.log the first race and Linsky placing third. The scheduled second race was can- celled when the wind whisUed up over 20 knots. In Thursday's second race it appeared t.bat Raab might fall out or contention whe o he rounded the firs\ weather mark well back in the lower half or the fleet while Linsky and Rowlaad Lohman, BYC, were fi ghting a see.s aw battle for first . But when the final pin was l'O\Dlded the Huntington Harbour skipper had wriggled his way to fourth pl ace behind Linsky; Argyle Campbell, NHYC, a nd Kent Froster of Mission Bay YC. C harlie C ummings of Alamitos Bay Yacht Club won the third race while Raab was again corning up from the rnJ(I. die or the fleet to take second. Campbell finished third, Linsky fourth and Lou Brooks, MBYC, fifth. " • f'r.,..Pag.88 i:aROCHE'S 'I'WILIGHT ••. Baseball Standings U... pitcblnl u the long man," b0e says. ••At lea.st 1 uve a cbaDce to belp ua win some tames now. Wien I'd come tn before, 99 percent or the time ..,. be losing by three or four rum. I might pitch _..t. but who cares? I'd rather pitch badly and Tbe abort relier jobs have been won by Mark 1 md Andy Hualer, and LaRocbe doesn't en· bimlelf remainlnS a starter next year. That lilt mean a trade looms l.D bis immediate ........ j €omebaek Saturday .. I prefer short relief, but obviously I won't be given a chance t.o do that here," he says. "Clear, Hassler and Aase have done well. Plus, my con· tract' expires at the end of next year, so I can be a free agent They might want to trade me while they can still get somethln~ for me.·· tf noUUng else, LaRoebe's conversion to the starting rotation mighL improve his worth on the trade market. .. MAYBE A TEAM WILL THINK, 'Hey, if we f et an it\JUJ')' be can fill in as a spot starter: " LaRoche reaaona ... U l stay here, my only value is as a starter, and I don't think rm capable or being a Ron Guidry. I'll never be 25·5. But I shouldn't be 5-15, either. "I don't know. Maybe I could be a 1ood starter. You need some luck,'' LaRoche says. .. And 1 don't know how my body will take the strain. Until thia seaaon, I'd never pitched more than 100 tnpJngs in any one year." LaBocbe may ae\'er be ~s. but he wlll get a good cbaMe to compare bimeU to Guidry Satur- d&T aftel'nooD wheG tbe Yaees play at Anaheim Stadium. .~ead's 36 P~ NB DAILY PILOT AMERICAN LEAGUE West Division Kansas City Oakland Texas Minnesota Chicago Angels Seattle W L Pct. GB 78 43 .645 63 59 .516 15"2 57 62 .479 20 S3 69 .434 2S'h 50 68 .424 26"2 48 71 .403 29 . 43 77 .3S8 34"2 East Diviaioo New York 73 47 .608 Baltimore 71 48 .597 i~ Milwaukee 66 56 .541 8 Boston 62 55 .sao 9'h Cleveland 62 57 .521 10"2 Detroit 62 57 .521 10"2 Toronto 50 69 .420 22'h " 'TtMMey .. kef'9I 8altlrnore7,A..,...t eo,ton s. Oell4-1 MlltMSOCe S-2, Detroit )-4 Cllluoos. T-'OJ Clnoi.nd •.IC-City J Seelllo•, ...... Yon• ~,, ...... ~ , ...... o- Now Yorti (TIMI .. 71 .......... ,llMrO.Jl,n MllWellll• IMltdloll 1-2 .,., Clnel...cl H I at T .. n 1.-.IM ll·lt-MMkll 1~11.1." TCll'OfM la.tlcy lt .. I et~ fBIKM 1~121, " Cleft._. ,..,_ 1 .... ) M IC-CllY ISCllll· ......... ,,. O.tte4t C~ NJ et.......,,... llC- 1MOl.11 •• ...._.. ,,.._ 1MI tc Oelllelld I~ ,.,01.11 .... , .... , ............ ~ ... 101.fl NATIONAL LEAGUE West Division W L Pel. GR Houston 67 S3 .558 Cincinnati 66 55 .S45 l lh Dodgen 65 55 .542 2 San Francisco 60 61 .496 71,.',i Atlanta 58 62 .483 9 San Diego 51 71 .418 17 East Divbioa Pittsburgh 67 54 .554 . Philadelphia 64 54 .S42 1 'h Montreal 65 56 .537 2 New York 57 64 .471 10 St. Louis 52 66 .441 131h Chicago 49 70 .412 11 ~·Sao'ft ~,,......._.. C101MlftQSI Piii ...... t. S.., Oie90II17 lftftillgal New YOf'tl s. Sell FrentliCO I All ... • .. 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OD,....., cer· ~. 8DWI ._,._ ,_, ... I.I • ABC .... IO an HoulliOD, Dallaa, San .,.._. LClll AW'lt, Mlaml. Nw .. .,,.,, 0..-_.()Ml .... T'llle 11th INICID GI tbe pepular Ila. .., --... -cu 10I ............ -.tal.D· a:MDl Mow MldiDi dowa tM ume alot for so loq! -tick• off wllb 1rcb·rhal1 Dallas and .......... Sepl.&. 'l'llDJI! A&lt NO IATB-8&A80N sloocbes, either. ABC'• Cinal five 1ame1 are Denver- * * * * * * s.i .... ....,. '"'· • .,, .. TELEVISION U Lm. (5) -TENNIS -Ilie Naatue •s. Bjorn Bora in a WCT lnvitatiooal match, taped in Saliabury, Md. Noon (5) -&ACEas -Coverage of the Champion Spark Plug RS Challenge in Sebring, F11. 12 :30 p .m . (3 4 ) -FUTBOL INTE&NA110NAL -Czechoslovakia vs. Holland in a European Nations Cup match. 1 p.m. (22) -SOCCEa. 1:15 p.m. (4) -BA.SEBAU..-The Baltimore Orioles vs. the A's in Oakland. 2:» p.m. (2) -GOLF -Third round play in the World Series or Golf. 3 p.m. (7) -GaEATEST SPORTS LEGENDS -A tribute to swimming superstar Mark Spitz. With host Tom Seaver, Spitz reminisces about bis record-breaking performance at the 1972 Olym- pics. 3 :30 p.m . (7) -SUPER MEMOaJES OF THE S11PES BOWLS -Super Bowl XITI. The Pitts· burgh SteeJers vs. The Dallas Cowboys in Miami. 4 p.m . (2) -SPORTS SPECl'ACULAll -The U.S. International swim competition. taped in Honolulu. Also: Ross Scott defends bis pro· feaaioaal karate asaociation heavyweight title against Jacquet Baze more. (7) -COLLEGE F001'MLL PREVIEW -A look at the players and teams expected to excel during the 1980 col· lege football season. 5 p.m. ('7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPOR1S - Drag racing'• 11th annual Summemationals. taped in Englishtown, N.J . Abo: The outdoor div- ing cbampioosb.ips from Bartlesville, Okla. (28) - SOCCEL 6 p.m. (4) -NFL FOOO'BALL -The Houston Oilers meet the Dallas Cowboys in .an exhibition game at Irvine. ._.,, • tbe Nrt. than the other two oetworb for tu eat.Nllve prlme-t.lme eqa.ure and it doesn't aped lo bave to pump up llfe&eu cames. Aad ..._ ABC 1et. a deadbeat came, it really hllltl beeaUM prime-time competition on the other two M&W'b fa 1Wf. No matter wbat you tbiDk ot Doll ....._..., •ln&tnc. Fruk GilfOl'd'a loob or Howard Oolell'a vocabulary, you would be bard- p ........ lo ltay tuned durinl a runaway game or PGOtb played ccmt.t betwem a pa1r ol dol teams. •fJN TBEm QA&TS, I think they knew they owed m one," sald Cbet Forte. direc:tor of "lloo- day NIMbt Football" wbo did a lot ol bad·moutbinl of ABC'• um schedule. The NFL doesn't admit to playing catch-up with ABC's schedule, nor to tossing ABC a ne1otiatinc booe for the next TV cootract when the current four.year agreement expires following the 1981 aeuon. "On paper, ABC's 1980 schedule is better than '79 and cloee to '78," said Val Pinchbeck, the NFL's director of broadcasting. "What we tried to do waa keep in mind the fact that we can't make adjustments with Monday Night Football "Each year, we've been making more adjust- ment.a for NBC and CBS oo Sundays -start time adjustment and 4 o'clock moves. But there's no flexibility for Monday nigbl" THE MONDAY NIGm SCHEDULE on ABC -for better or worse -is locked in while NBC and CBS can react to the vagaries or the season with a choice ol games on Sunday for their na· tional doubleheader game. NBC shows the more exciting American Con- ference, and thus it bas better games to offer - even after the NFL moved several outstanding, pure AFC matchups to ABC, iDcJud.ing seven of the last nine prime-time games. CBS bas the bad fortune oC being the network of the much weaker National Conference. Th~ NFL can't do anything about that, but CBS f~ls the league bas added insult to injury in two areas it can control. For the sea>nd year in a row, CBS will have only one SWlday doubleheader in November. a crucial sweep month, when the rating~ determine advertising rates for the following ba1f-year. By getting three national games to CBS' one, NBC will benefit in the ratings, which translates into more money for its local affiliates. .. ON BALANCE, CBS GOT three games in the s weeps in 1977 and '78," said Pinchbeck. "Everything we do in constructing the schedule is based on what we think is fair over a period of years. We balance all the elements, including such things u stadium availability and weather. Thia Playoffs Begin For Basketball The Callfonlia Coatl Leacue aummer balketball playoffs kick olf tblt evening with t•o con· tettt at Untverait.v .Hlah Scbooi in Irvine. The Jeacu•. wblcb attracts both proleaaional and collegiate playen to the buketball court at Uni, coochad• SatW'day nlgbt wltbtbecbampionablpgameat9 . Ton!Ot'a contesta pit Newport Beach and Fountain Valley at 7. wbile Irvine and Santa Ana battle at 9. Newport enters tbe playoffs with the belt record 00..2 with two games remaining), while Irvine boasta a M mark. Tickets to the playoffs are $2, with younpt.ers under the a1e of 11 admftted free . Pepper Is Salty: TV Will Bring Out Flavor ATLANTA (AP). -For the finrt time in 23 years ~ Rodaen. fired last winter after 11x aeuom u coach at Geoqia Tech. will be without a collqe Cootball team t.b1a fall. Tbe colorful 48-year-old Rodgers, •be> admit.a be will mill hil association with the players but not the .. loelna and practice," will still be involved. however, u a t.eleviaiola color commentator for ABC. He said be does not know euctly what bis role with ABC will be but ii looking forw&ld to lt. "I'm sure they apeet me to be myself." a.)id Rodgen, who dminc bis yeara at Tech bad a HoUywood-atyle weekly television show, took to weariJlc a early hairdo and rode to school on a motorcycle. · ''One of the problems of being a Cootball coach is being honest. You can't say something because it will alienate somebody down m some liWe town wbo might be about to give the school $25 -or $1 m illion. But that should be a bi& plus for me as a color man .. he said. ' "It keeps me around Cootball, and it 1ivea me someplace to go. When you've had someplace to eo all yoor We, and then don't have anyplace, it's atranae. I buen't bad anyplace to co Cor eight mont.ba." Q. Wltat Does 'lite "S" Stattd fol? D D 0 Savings 0 Special Engineering D Sports D Special Equipment cA. eAll of the above! When Audi first introduced thl' 4000 sedan last year, it 1mmed1atdy bec11me a ~t ~lier. With enough ac- celerarion, responsiveness and handlmg precision to dd1Jlhc the Jnvmg emhus1ast ... nch vdou• upholstery a nd plush carpcnng providing more than a touc.h of luxury ... 1r's not hard to undcf'Stand why. Bur Audi d1dn'c stop chere. Now comes the Audi 4000 "S" Pacb~ loaded with ff',Jrurl"' and at a pric~ designed to m:ikc thl' compern1on more than a little nervou!>: S cylinder eni1n~ Automatic T ramm1~~1on Pow~r Steering Tac.homl.otl"Y Air Condmoning Sport• Com nlc: ~r a( all-chev all come with w vm"' of$ J. )QO.OQ• We're pretty excited about the 4000S, and chink you will be too. Why nor stop by for a re.\ drive today? •r....nt on • C*"r!P"-' ,. _...c.turt'f' •"-'' ,,,,., b ,h. .. ~ ... pW' ..... ~~ Pf"t!Y t0 ~l 1~j,.,_.,. 6:30 p.m. (11) -NFL FOOl'BAU -The Los Angeles Rams meet the Broocos in Denver's Mile High Stadium in an exhibition game. waatbefai.restschedulew:e~could::·:_:bav::_:~~"~~~~-'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 8 p ID. (:;G) -Pao SOCCEIL RADIO Bueball -J>odgen at N.Y. Mets 11 a .m .. KABC (790); N .Y. Yankees at Angels, 1:1.S p.m., KJIPC(nO). Football-Oakland al Washington, 4:30 p.m .. KNX (1070); Rams at Denver, KMPC C710). .s-dar1·• TV. Radio TELEVISION 9:30 a .m. (7) -NFL FOOTBALL -Tbe Pbiladt!Jpbia Eagles meet the New England Patriots in an exhibition ~ame at Foxboro. Mass. 10 a.m. (2) -NFL FOOTBALL PREVIEW - "NFL 1.980: A Preview" takes a look at the upcom· ing NFL season with proflles on Danny White of Dallas and Billy Slms of the Detroit Lions. (11) - BASEBALL BUNCH -Johnny Bench of Cincin· nati and Dodger manager Tom Lasorda are in· Christian, Cycles Go Tonight Alan Christian leads the charge into tonight's U.S. champion.ship final qualifying round al the Orange County Fair· grounds in Costa Mesa for speedway motorcycles. C brislian, the point leader after four rounds Moton:rall ... 1a1 SURE ' t.erviewed. . of actioo, is competing on bis favorite track where be bas won 13 scratch main events. He will be the odds ·on favorite to replace Mi.ke Bast aa U.S. champion Oct. 11. S/Jllfk Plugs 11 a.m. (2) -TENNIS -The singles fmal in the ATP champion.ship from Cincinnati. (11) - DODGES MSDAU.. -1be Dodgers meet the Mets in New York's Shea Stadium. 12:30p.m. (9)-llAllN~ltACING. 12:e .p.m. (7) -BASEBAU. -Baltimore at Oakland. • 1 1>.m. (2) -GOLF -World Series of Golf from Ji'\reltone (;ountry Club in Akron, Ohio. Final round ol play. · 2 p.m. (11) -Nn. FOal'BAJ...L -The Rams met tbe Deaver Broncos in Mile High Stadium Saturda.Y niabt. Taped. 2:30 p.m . (5) -BODE RACE -The All· American Derby for tbree-year-oJd quarterhones from Ruidoso, N .M. Downa. 4 p.m. (4) -8PO-B1"SWO._,.aLD -The U.S. men's powerliltlng championships, ta~ in Madiaan. Wm. Also: The world series or track and field and SUrvival of the Fittest. 10 p.m. (11) -TBIS WEF.K IN BASEBALL. llADIO .BaeebaU -Dodgers at N.Y. Mets, U a.m., KABC ('llO); N.Y. Yankees at Angels, 1 p.m., KMPC(no). cne DaDJ PUet 11 Ht reepeut•ae ,_late tllH ... ) Even if be should have a second straight dis- astrous spill during tonight's competition, be will probably be the overall point leader go- ing into the fmal.s. Following Christian is Brad Ozley. the son of promoter Harry Oxley with l~year-old Lance King third and Dave DeTemple fourth. With two riders seeded into the ftnals, 14 places will be de · termined in tonight's fifth and fmal qualifying competition. Gates open at 6 :30 with the first beat race at I . TRIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 1977 SEVILLE Sq111pmmt IDcludel dual eamfGrt seats. cruile coatrol, AM/FM ......., radio wltape ptaytr • ftdl power. (881TMU). •7995 u.mt,11'1116 .... '19C:....,..._M._., ......... IJ.,_,,orD/lllO .... 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SU Dieto bu crept .,Ui&o -:s,r.ace wltb HO poiMa ud .. • lf.11 • and Edmoatan .Upped • .t.o Ua1.rd wttb a IJ.15 alate and -m . pobat.I . • Tlae dl.takm la 90 cio.e thal by the F: ·ume tbe flDa1 retular season CGDl.Mts f" are pla)'ed Sunday < 1nchacllq the · Surf'• tey matcbup with F-dmontan). lbe SUrf could have as its firsl·round playoff opponenl one of the following lea ms: Fort Lauderdale, Tampa ' Bay. New Enal•rvt, San Dieio. Ed- •, moatan, Cblcaao or Houston. ~.. "But it's almost certain we will J: play Houston ii we win our division," I: notes Surf O>acb Peter Wall. And to win the division, the Surf must ac· ~•. complisb one aoal -defeat Edmon- ton OD the road this Sunday. "The only thing 1n our mlDd right now is wi.nnilul. Edmonton bas im- 1 proved al.Dee we last saw them," Wall says. The Surf defeated the Drillers, 2-0, at Anaheim StadiuJll back on May 13. California bas (t played in Edmonton only once and • the Surf came home with a 2-1 de· r: cision last year. : • In addition, the thought of playing ~: on the road doesn't bother Wall or his team. ''They (Edmonton) have the pressure on them, because they're playing before their fans," Wall ex- t plains. "We fancy ourselves as a pretty • good road team, .. the Surf coach COO· tinues. 1be Surf bas picked up vie· tories in Tulsa. Vancouver, Tampa Bay, Detroit, Pbildelpbia and Portland this season. California has also won in the Astrodome over Houston. Should the Surf win the American West and face the Hurricane in the first round of the .playoffs, the ftrat game would be in Houstoo. Jn soccer, the divisional winner is on the road for the first game of the ~wo-game series. That way, should it lOH on the roMl and then wi.n th_, second same at home, lt wUJ have the advanta1e of playln1 the 30 minute "mtol·1ame" before thf' home crowd to deolde the flrat round victor If the Surf conUnue U\e trend It hH followed all 11ea.on. lt should re cord • victory Sunday lo Edmonton CaUfoml1 bu rarely dropped to lwo 11mea under .500. Now 1~·18. the Surf can move up to the .500 mark with a victory and add t1 d1v1s1onal tJUe for 1ood measure · SOCCD SOUNDS -More than 300 youngsters from Southern California will converge on Mission Vlejo's youth athletic park today ror the Mission Viejo lnvatauonaJ Soccer SOCCER Championships. Club Soccer teams made up of youngsters, 14 years old and under, will be competing. Among the squads participating are the North Huntington Beach Californians and Irvine Sharks. Each team will play four games during the three-day competition. Finalists for the cham· pionship game and third place will be determined on a point syste m, similar to the one employed by the NASL. Six points are awarded ror a victory with one point awarded for each goal up to three goals per game. Today's preliminary rounds begin at Sand6:15p.m. Saturday's games begin at 10 a.m. . and continue through most of the day. Sunday's third-place contest begins al 3:15 and is followed by the title baWe ats p. m . Women's International Soccer <WINS) is holding its first U.S. ln- vitaticoal Tournament this weekend at Torrance Higb, located on Lincoln Avenue, ne ar Arlington and Sepulveda. Games will be played at 3 and 5 p.m. today and Saturday with championship games set for 1 and 3 p.m.&mday. Teams from Ha waii, Oregon, Arizona and Texas will join several California squads for the tournament. ommi.tt.ee F onned Drug Use Eyed NEW YORK (AP) -The National -Basketball Association next montb · will attempt to formulate a solid pro- ~ gram to deal with tbe use ol dnap by ~ its players, amid reports that cocaine ~ use is cm the upswing. Charley 'lbeokas, general manager of the New Jersey Nets and a member of that committee which meets Sept. 8, said Thursday he would lilte to see the league help its : •players put their commitment to the :· :l>ubllc in its proper perspective. ~S "Professional basketball players .should realize this is no 9-to-S job," 1Tbeokas said. "They are public :: . figures. They belong to the public 24 :; • hours a day and they should lead by : ~ example." • TDEOUS SAID the seven-man ·committee, represented by all levels of ~'league manaeement, should try to .,.. :shape the league into an image it ~ would lilte to project. He said the use ~•of drugs by players is not something •• the NBA or any league can or should i~dooe. :·.:~The use of drugs in prolessional $·~ports bas received considerable .1 ·publicity in recent years. But cocaine usage in the NBA was put under . microecopic examination after it was •reported this week tbat 40 to 75 per· ·cent ol tbe league's pl1yen bad tried the illegal drug. • While Tbeokas said he reallied the : committee may be limited in its ability to control the a ctions of players off the court, be believes they should be made to understand what they are doing not only is wron1 - but illegal. ..THAT'S TOE Bl.r.""'l'OM LINE. It's illegal. They aren't supposed to be doing it/' said Theokas. "Perhaps we should learn to r ecognize the problem and try to help them." Tbeok.as does not believe there will be an instant answer for solving the problem, but be is optimistic that the committee can be of help. 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'°' tvlurt · llttoN. ,...... DMl'Oll Vflllfll. ..... fNlft. DIESELS. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! BUY OR LEASE NABERS ~~ COMPARE! SlllCTLIJt · PRICl HOUS£ (1 IMPORTS DIAL MER-CEDES 213A337·2333 PUBLIC NOTICE fllCTITIO'IS •UllNll& ..._H.UIMl•T TIM foo .. 1._. ..,..,. •• ,.. lkH•• ~ft e UTC M l!lt ·ll'O A OE: COfilSULTlfllO, *' LaiOtle•, lrvlM, Callfornla '71 w Wflll•M A. llll<h•r. Inc •• C•flfornl• <••-•1101 .. 1t4 S011lh •••''-· ..,._. hf9ftef, C:.llfor11141 '*'2 ArflOIO C. F .... 17 ~ ... 0-. f ltVIM, ClllNnlla WIU Tlll1 MIAffl I~ <OMlll<-11, • 9"Wrel~p WllllaM A llut<-, Ille. Wllllamlkllc"-. ~ Arnolcl Fonit Thi\ ,...._ Wft 111.0 With ti. Cou~IY Cle(ll Of Ote<\911 COllnty on ORANQI! COUNTY'S LUOIHO DEAi.iA 1-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:.':'/.'t.~.:;;.L":r.,.,. .'Vu /,ou·•1r /'l'it''' ,'\io IJPltl'r .\t-rfi('f' 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-9100 • •• in ••• in CJ4.t morl' vol 111 for YOtlf d1ITW' with lhl' f()ITIOIA Dome A line ud•. wt.t~e 1lllm'> woitl'I 11() to ')() ... ~I 1051. IM~i SolUlduy 1n •hi·•·: m1m·1 2888 Harbo r Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-0330 PUBLIC NOTIC•: PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE tl'fVITl"G BIOS Notice h hereby Qlv"n '"" '"" lloetO of TrU5lH\ of lllP C:O.sl Catn munlly Coll~ Ol1lrlc1 ol Or•"91! County, l:Allloml•, won re<etvP weled OIO• up lo Sf!otemt>er 7. l'llO, 11 00 "m . 111 ~ Pur~lnQ o..pe et Hid ~-d•~""' 1oc.Mt'd et 1370 ,,..,..,.,., ,.v~"ue, Co\t• Me ... C..Hlornl•. •I *f!l(h Ur.. Wod lltd$ Will lie OOblk ly ooeneo and ......i '°' FIT,.ESS LAB EOlllPME,.T, OAANGf COl<ST COLLEGE All o .. , ..... 10 II" In .oc:cordMICP With tr.. 810 FGn'n ln<l1ucteon• and Conell tlO•" ano SQKlloc.t!ICW>\ w~lc11 •re - on Ille -,....Y be -unio in the off1u ol Che PutchailnQ A_.c OI Wld W:llool dl\l<KI. E •<ll bl<-.. """' submit wllh hi\ blo • ca~ier'' c,,.o, certl!ltod <hKk, °' bldO..r'\ bond m-M Ylble lo '"" order ot Ille c.oa.i Community Col1- Dl•trlc 1 llo•rd ot Tru•IH• In •n •~"' nol lo•s 11\en II"" percent I S"l I of the &um bid •s • QU•••nlM that Che blooer will ~n1er 1n10 '"" ort>f><Xeo Contract II me "'""' •• •w•rd<l<'-I dlstrkl No b1<1def' ,....Y withdraw hi• Old tor • petlod of lof'ty.tovtt IOI daVI •lltr IM Oat~ Ml l0t lht -•"9 lt'oereot Tiie eo.oro of Tr"'i... r Hervn l"9 Oflvll-of rej9<11"9 eny -•II bid\ or lo wet.,. .,,y lrreqyfMltlt\ o• In to<maut~ In.,,., b4d or In 1"41 blOOlno, l\IOflM.llN E. WATSON S.C:rMarv. Boord ot ''"''llM f>ublllNO OrMOI Co.u1 0.lty P ilot • AllQ. IS, 22, IW l~ PUBLIC NOTICE P'ICTITlOUS BUSIN•H NAME ST ATEM•NT • Tiit 1011-1"9 IM"Oftl •re C10ln9 ~tlnen~· CVS IN VEST M E"T PROP ERTIES,'"°° F •trclllld Ori .. , Suitt 100. lrvlnot, C•lilorn141'171J Ml<,,_. H Von, 1..00 Felrc"Hd Ori••. Sull• 100, lrvlM, C.tlllornia nJIS IC eren Vou, 1..00 F•l~lllld DrlYO, Sull• 100, lrvlnt, C.tlllornl•9771J M. Vlclor S1oc11er. Jr., 19'00 F<11rchlld Ortvt. SI.Ill• 100, Irvine. C..llloml•'l771J Brll<'9 II. COolc. 1..00 l'•frctlll Drive, Suitt 100, 1rv1110, C•lllornlt t?71t '111 t butl,,.n I• <otlducttd (lellff al Pft1notnl!tp, Mlc"-t H. 110"• o.n.r .. ...,._ Tiii\ tte..,._t WH fllld wllll lllt Covttt\' Ci.rll Of Or•n0t Count y on Ji;I., ,,,l'IO. HUNTl ll I VOJS Att-'I"" Law , .... flllft!llW Off ... ,....., ... ...... Offk ... ~ ,,....,~•m f'l41m '"'*'"'" ar...., c..r o.11, ~not, Auo. I, .. ''· tt. "" JI.._ P UBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE -~cTITIOUJ •USINIEU NAME STATEMENT The lollow1no iwr.on. ere OOl"Q bVllrlHSH" HILARIA INVESTORS, 4126-A H ll•rie W•v. Newport 8••<11, C..lllMr1I• '2663 Aobtn M Me""°all -Ke,...., L. MArsll•ll. S71 Sootelo, P•cllic P•llseclM, C..llfornl• '02.11 Kerl F. l(r-. Jr., •nO Diena L. Kr•m•t. 2101 Crel!vlew. l •911n• B .. c11, C.lllbml• 92651 Aeyrnond Gerl>• &nd Jeanne L G•rbl. 114..., 34111 Strut, NewPOrt Buell, Ca lllornte"663 Tllh buslnes~ is <onOutted bv e qenerel oartnlt""lo. R-., M. Ma""'°ll This '"'""'*'' w.s 111.0 wllll Ille Counly Clerk ol 01an99 CCKlnlY on Auoust IS, '"°· TAE CK lll, MAlll SMALL NIUMOflfl . ............ ~'''",.,.vie...,.,..., ,. ..... fl1U»t Ptlbll\hed 0rllft9t ~ Dally PHol . .11119. n . ,., Seill s. 12. •• w 1• ' -.~ ..... , .... .... ,ne L.-A ...... ,CA..., ~\U..2 P11btl\MCI Or-. C:0.•1 O•llY PllOI, AliQ. n. 2'. Setlt. S, 12, 1"'° '*'«> PVBUC NOTICE FOR THE RECORD PUBUC NOTICE fllCTtTIOU$ IU\IMIH NAM•STATJ MINT Tlw!tol~--eredOlflo~ 11411>\ .. AL.t.N Ml>Ol'ION SIHIAA'I; ALM• ll'A(;NON PONTt•C SUB•RU, l4llO S Mt•bOf' 11•"'1.. c .. 1e Wlltw. c.11~. .,.,. Al•n ~ POflllH, Inc , • C•lll0tnie <0<00toll0fl ,...., S Mer1!0t 11i.d .c ... ,.,.,,....,c .111°'"1•m,. Tlli. O<nl/Wf\ h (~14'd l>Y •CO<• t>O<•\loll Al.9n~ Pe<•llK,IM •IMJ'M-, Pf"1olcleM flll• \l"l..,,_f W<'\ lllocl Wflh Ille County , .. , .. ot O••t>Qe CCKlnty °" AllOu\I •• ltilO. flt•int Publl\hfcl °'.....,. C.0.0\I Delly Piiot, A1111 1, u. n . ,.., n:io-.o PUBLIC NOTICE ...,.. ___ _....._,,.... ....... ...--~...., .... -...,_.....__....,. ________ ·--------~-----------------·-··-··-··· ·-·-,.._... ___ .......... -.-... -....- ; • . - ... _,_ ... I ntermlsslon ~ • TV, Movie Guides • Out 'n About • G•rdenlng "1dl!t. Auatal 22, 19IO DAILY PILOT er CJ Ahn for Letter·perfeet Labor Day Amtrak can tall• y from Its SMte AM at• Uon. 1034 E. Fourth .kll-P Street to San Dievo. Sen Francisco, San Juan Ceplstrano end Oet Mar. Trains bound#« Sen --=~ Diego leave the station from 9:21 a.m . until 1:36 p.m . •t • roundtrfp cost of $16.50. Sen Francisco Is $81.10 by rall and San Jlllii•ita Juan Capistrano fare is ~--. $4.70, Del Mar $13.60. For more Information .....__ ..... call S'7.a389. > Fiesta de Los Artes re- turns to Hermosa Beach Aug. 30-Sept. 1. Street vendors and artists dis.- play their wares along Pier .Avenue from 10 a .m . to dusk. Take the San Diego Freeway to Rosecrans Avenue West. Go lett on Pacific Coast Highway c:tnd right on Pier Avenue. Admission Is free. Knott's Berry Farm celebrates its last day of the I ce Spectacular Show, the Urban Cowboy Days and its fireworks display Sept. 1. Country western singers Don Gibson, Roy Drusky and the Second Fiddle will be perform- ing Aug. »Sept. 1. -,~\ I I l ~\I I -"''-:.\\ ........ .l -· --- • "Pie and Pop" w111 feature picnic conductor Henry Brandon and the L yrlc Opera Singers en- tertaining on Labor Day I n Newport Beach's Eastbluff Park. Famllles are invited to bring a picnic dinner before enjoying the free concert at the corner of Vista del Sol and Vista del Oro. Foldlng chairs and blankets are ad-v I sed; no alcoholic beverages. ShOw starts at 7. u: .• • "' . • Underw•ter Educators of Costa Meu are planning • satin diving trip to BaJa Califoml• over Labor Day ..-.net. The $160 price Includes scuba div· lno Md 1PHr fishing off of Todo S.ntOI lsl•nd, tr•nsport•tlon •nd mHIS. camping on the ...be•c.11, and dlvlno In-struction. The scub• party leaves for Ensenada Aug. 29 et 6 p.m . and r-. turns Mondlly evening to 91 Rcwee Lane, Cotta MeN. PW ,....,,,etlOfts ~·-.... Boat cruises of the Newport Harbor, reveal- 1"9 pcHnts of Interest and stars' seaside homes wllt be conducted Aug. 30-Sept. 1, starting at noon. The Public Harbor Cruises depart from the Balboa Pavilion, 400 Main St., Newport Beach. Cost Is $4 for adults and SO cents for children for .cs minutes and $S and $1 for 90- mlnute cruises. Get ready for school days ahead by shopping for clothes on Labor Day. All stores at South Coast Plaza will be open Sept. 1 from 10 a.m . to 5 p .m. Lion Club Pancake Breakfast returns for Its annual Labor Day W e ekend feast at Laguna Beach's Heisler Park on Cliff Drive. Pancakes, bacon, juice and coffee w ill be _....&...__,-._.,. served Aug. 31 and Sept. 1 from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m . Tickets are $2.50 at the door. For more lnforma· tlon call 49~2659. Quartet extravaganza and dinner dancing to long-time favorites, the Four Freshman, gets under way at the Newport's Marriott Hotel Aug. 30 and 31. The Big Band party In· eludes a New York steak dinner, two complete shows and dancing for $27.SO per person. For reservations call ~. VOIW1teers are needed by the Volunteer Action Center of SOUth Orange COUnty In assisting local agendes and residents. A•tlremtftt hofMS and conv•tescent hospitals are recommended for those able to donate their time on L•bor D•Y only. For more Inform•· tlon cell the Volunteer Action Centff at 675-9210. Catalfna cruises de- part every morning at 9 from the Balboa Pavilion, 400 Main St., Newport Beach. The boat leaves the Island at 4: 30 p.m . and returns to Newport Beach at 7. Cost Is $16 round-trip for adults and $8 for children. For early r e- servations call 673-5245. Haunted House of Dr. Livingston Is now open at Lion Country Safari, 8800 Irvine Center Drive, Laguna Hills. The wildlife preserve Is open daily from 9:•s a.m., with the last car ad- mitted at 5 p.m . m Mile Square Park in Fountain Valley otters youngsters and their parents six ba seball f ields, two lakes and 130 acres of roller skating, rocket launching and bike trail s . Picnic facilities are available. Roller skating seems to have replaced walk- ing, especlally around Balboa Island, where grandmothers to 3-year- olds are on wheels. The Balboa Skate Company, 320 B. Marine Street will be open Labor Day from 10 a.m. to midnight. Skates are $2anhouror$5altday. Water slides are one wet way to slip through ' the holiday weekend. TeWlnkle Park, 970 Ari· lngton Drive. Costa Mesa offers two slldes, open from 11 to 5 p.m. -~ ..... dally. COst Is SO cents an hour or $2 all day. Also, the Wiid Wiid Wet, -S. West St. In Anaheim offers eight slldes at $4.75 an hOUr or $7 .SO all day. Th,e #wortefs tongesf water ..._--::;;..,, slide" wlll be open from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Labor Day. X-clude yourself from the rest of the world and stay home. You deserve it. I •••••• ••••••• ••••••• ••• • •• ••• • •• ••• • •• ••• • •• ••• • •• ••• • •• ••• • •• ••• • •• 5 : "Don Juan," Moliere's classic comedy, will be staged Aug. 28-31 at Fullerton's Mucken- thaler Cultural Center. The Actors Repertory Theater Ensembl e performs at 8 p.m . Tickets are $9 with a box lunch preceding the play or S6 for the play itself. For reservations call 738-6595. Blankets or beach chairs are r ecom· mended for the outdoor production. Ir eland's music and f oods, Gaelic football, ladies camogie and im- ported gifts are all part of an I rlsh Festival Aug. 30 and 31 at Brothers of St . Patrick, 7820 Bolsa Avenue, Midway City. The a ll-day e v e nt be9l ns at 9 a.m . both days. Admission is $2 for adults and children un- der 16 are free. For more information call 551-5971. "Nobody's Fools" con- tinues at the Long Beach Community Playhouse through Sept. 20. The Friday and Saturday night perform a n ces begin at 8:30, 5021 E. Anaheim Street. The improvisational theater takes its direc- tion from audience sug· gest ions. For reserva- tions call 438-0538. Santa Barbara may be the only option left for those looking to get away Labor Day weekend after loc al travel agencies report lodging in San Francisco and San Diego unavalla· ble. Some attractions in Santa Barbara include: the Art and Crafts Fair every Sunday alono Cabrillo Boulevard; the Santa Barbara Mission at the north end of Laguna Street; the Botanic Gardens 1212 M ission Canyon Road, offering 50 acres of native trees and flowers; and the famous Brooks I nstltute, 1391 Alameda Padre Serra . Yacht chartering may sound wJfdty ex - travagant, but anchor- ing In Catalina for the weekend can save on hotel bills. Mariner Yachts In Newport Beech offers- to 37-foot boats for $100 to $175 a day. A 47-foot yacht, complete with captain costs $350 a day. Other crafts are skip- pered for $50 to $75 a day extra. For more In· formation catl 675-1393. Ethnic groups, includ- ing Danish, German, Greek and Japanese c raft s men will participate Aug. 29-31 In the free International Street Fair in Orange. More than 120 artists representing various na- tionalities will be selling homemade crafts and foods in· the Orange Cir- cle along Main Street. Visit on Friday from 5 to 10 p.m .. Saturday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m . and Sunday Aug. 31 , from noon til 10. Jan and Dean will be coming to Disneyland's Space Stage Aug. 29 and 30 . The duo are famous for their 60s hits that in- clude "Surf City," "Lit- t I e Old Lady from Pasadena" and "Dead- man'sCurve." z Opera Gala, an excit- ing new show featuring soprano Birgit Nilsson and barito ne Sher rill M ilnes wi ll be coming to the Hollywood Bowl Aug. 29 and 30 at 8:30 p.m . Tickets are on sale at the Hollywooct Bowl Box Office and all Mutual agencies or by calling (213) 460-2695. Tramway in Palm Springs is a coot way to escape the summer heat during the holiday weekend. The aerial ride will be open Aug. 30- Sept. 1, from 8 a.m. to 7:30p.m . The tram is located off Highway 111 toward Palm Springs. Ad - mission is $S.9S . for riders ove r 12 and $2. 95 for children 3-11. Zootoalcal Gardens In Buena ~art< are open to families looking for rep. tiles Instead of rh I noceroses. More than 500 snakes , crocodiles, turtles and aUkJators-wm be-found at the Alligator Farm, 7691 La Palma Avenue . The repttles wilt t>e on dJsptay from 10:30 to 8 p.m . Labor Day. Ad- mlsston Is $3.95 for adults and $1 .95 for children S-14, under five free. .i .. .. . . ... ,• A Family Shopping/Dining & Entertainment Center AlbettJon's •Bank of Ameriai • Bilbo Baggins • OJJa di Pmnpei • Coco's •Command Performance • Dolphin •Hair Fashions • &/wards Cinema •Fash 'N' splash •Hamburger Haml.et •Ice C,apades •Chalet • Me:sa Verde Flori.st • Me:sa Verde Travel • Mione's •Music Market • Photogmphy by Jeffrey • PrisciUa Cake Box •Reuben's •Spa Lady • Southern California Optical • Swensen's -S'4NOl£OOF ... y ADAMS CIC --• 0 -Mesa Verde CIC Center ~ 2701 Harbor Blvd. • (Harbor & Adams) Costa Mesa, CA ENTERTAl~T . Pops Tops Fun Events A STARLIGHT POPS CONCERT, featuring Peter Nero as conductor and sololstfora~.S.plecesymphonyorchestra and guest gUltarlst LaurlndO Almekta, wlll start at 8 p.m . Aug. 30 In the lrvlne Bowl, 605 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beech. Tickets are S10, S1i.so and $15 for the mostly GershWln program. Carroll Coates Is producing the show as a benef It for the Laguna Moulton Play house's building expansion fund. Tickets are on sale at Mutual agencies, Coast Music stores and Laguna Music, 310 Forest Ave., Laouna Beach. SEEN IN 'FANTASTICKS' IN LAGUNA NH• Anderson , Gretchen Almond Sing FINAL CURTAIN FOR "FANTASTICKS" Saturday night at the Laguna Moulton Community Playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road."You're a Good M an Charlie Brown" bows out tonight at the Laguna playhouse. Curtain rises on both performances at 9 p.m . and tickets are $8 at the door. For reservations call 494--07.0. HENRY BRANDON'S BIG BRASS Band performs Thursday night at 9 in the Stage Court area of Fashl6n Island in Newport Beach. Admission free. BARRY MANILOW TICKETS are available through the city of Tustin Recreation and Community Services Department for the singer's Aug. 29 performance at the Greek Theater. Tickets are $24, with buses leaving at 6 p.m . For information and reservations call 544-8890 ext 220. "THE IMAGINARY INVALID" w ill be staged tonight through Sunday Mother Logo, Elvin Bishop, Asleep at the Wheel and others. Admission to the nliahtly shows Is free w ith park admluk>n. DIRKSTEWARTANDHISBAND wlll beatthe Turtle Rock Community Center, 1 SUnnyt'llU Orlve, trvlne, SUnday, beginning at 2. Admission Is $3 for adults and $2 for students and seniors. JIMMY DORSEY ORCHESTRA wm be entertaining Bio Bend enthusiasts Saturday at the famed Catalina Casino. Boat transportation aboard 700-passenger vessels is offered by Catalina Cruises for $15. Dancing from 9 to 1 a.m. Is $7 .50. For reservations contact Tlcketron ac;»encies or 527-7111. A COMEDY COLLECTION featuring wor1t by two former Newport Harbor High School students, Mark Smith and Blalr Gust will be staged tonight and Saturday at the Newport Theater Arts Center, 2501 Cliff Drive, beginning at 8:30. Tickets for "Crystal Glasses," are $3. For information call 67s.31"3. LEONARD BERNSTEIN MUSIC wi II fill the Hollywood Bowl tonight and Saturday with conductor John M auceri. making his first appearance at the Bowl. Bernstein's works from "West Side Story" and "On the Town" w ill be heard at 8:30. For ticket information call (213) ~2695. ALSO AT THE BOWL foraretumengagementTuesdayandThursday night will be British conductor Simon Rattle. The acclaimed conductor will lead the Los Angeles Philharmonic Tuesday In an all Rachmaninoff program. Thursday's performance will t eaturesoloist Misha Dichter, playing Beethoven's Piano Concerto No.3 inCMinor. Fortlcketinformationcall (213) "6G-2695. A FREE CHAMBER MUSIC festival continues Wednesday with the Y saye String Quartet playing selections from Tartini, Haydn and Brahms at the M ary Wilson Library, 707 Electric Avenue, Seal Beach, beginning at 8 p.m . Admission Is free. STEPHANIE POWERS WILL HOST the 15th annual Ballet AlfrescoSept.6 at the Irvine Bowl, Laguna Beach. Tickets ar e S25 for the "Cinderella" ballet and include dinner before the show. Other tickets are S4',S6, $8 and S10. For reservations call .. 94·2685. FREE OPERA TONIGHT ' l I ·. at the Muckenthaler Cultural Center in Fullerton. Tickets are $9 for the 8 p.m . performance including a box dinner prior to the.show. For reservations call 870-67!JJ. in the Long Beach Recr eation Park Amphitheater at 8. Selections from Verdi's "La Traviata," Bizet's "The Pearl Fishers:• and Puccini's "La Boheme" w lll be played I by m embers of the Long Beach Grand Opera. For information call (213) <436-5005. SOUNDS OF COUNT BASIE andhlsorchestrawlllbeheardSunday through Aug. 29 at Disneyland's Plaza Garden. Biiiy Preston and Syreeta will be at the park Sunday through Thursday. THE CELEBRATED DUTCH DANCERS from the Netherlands Dance Theater will continue their engagement tonight and Saturday at the Music Center. Tonight's performancewlll include a Symphony in D (Haydn) and Glagolftic Mass (Janacek). Saturday's audience will see a Sympftony of Psalms <Stravinsky) and Dream Dances (Berlo) and Slnfonletta (Janacek). Showtlmes are 8:30 p .m . both days , l • and 2:~ on Saturday onl y. I HOMEOWNERS CAN HAVE a field day during the Southland Home and Garden Show at the Anaheim Convention Center Saturday and Sunday. On display from I noon to 11 Saturday and from noon to 9Sunday will be a mobile home village, portable cedar housing and displays. "URBAN COWBOY DAYS" are coming to Knott's Berry Farm tonight through Sept. 1 with country western shows by Pec~-1 Don Gibson, Jean SheOard, The Second Ffaale Band, Roy Drusky. Old A COLLECTION OF CABARET tales, torch songs and ballads will be heard SUnday and Monday night at the Sandpiper, 1183 S. Coast Highway, Laguna Beach at 9 and 11. Tickets for M ark Turnbult's Show are $2.50 at the door A TACOCOOKOFF 1 is planned SUnday from noon to' at the Queen I Mary in Long Beach. Those wishing to display their spicy cul inary talents may enter the • contest by calling (213) "36-3645 ext 37 ... Non<hefs are invited to watch. "PAINT YOUR WAGON" CLOSES Saturday night at the La Mirada Civic Theater after a twc>week run. Tickets are $4.SO to ( $7.50. For Information and reservations can 994-6310. LAWRENCE FERLINGHETTI, I highly acclaimed San Francisco poet, w ill be at the Laguna Beach Moulton Playhouse, 606 Laguna canyon Road Aug. 30. Tickets are S4 at the door for Laguna Poets eighth annuar Poetry Festival. For reservations and ticket information call ~s. CHILDREN ARE INVITED toattendGoldenWestCollege'sshowing of "RideaWild Pony" in Forum2Wedne iday at 1. Admission Is 75 cents. Stereotyping Savage By MICHAEL DOUGAN Of .. o.11, ........... "The West hod to be won; won from nature and from primitive man." -FTOm Uw .prologMe to John Ford's 1963 fllm "HOtO tlut Wed Waa Won." The "winning" of the West from the Indian, as depicted by Hollywood moviemakers, bu lit- tle to do with biatorical reality and their portrayal of Native Americans bu been, at beat, naive and, at worst, blatantly raciat, ac· cord.inc to a public televilion Mries beginn1n1 tonight. "Images or Indians," at 9:30 p.m. oa KOCE. Channel 50, features actot WW ~psoa C"One F1ew Over the Cuckoo's Nest") exam.in· iog Hollywood's versions or Indian warriors, women and religion and finding all to miss the ma~. . Filmmakers continue to reinforce "the idea that Indians are quaint and strange but not quite human." Sampson contended in the opening episode, previewed this week. As a result, Sampson claims, .. The American Indian is invisible unless be looks like the Hol.lywood Indian." · Sampsm says this damaging stereotype in <See INDIANS'• Page C3) FOR YOUR DINING & ENTERTAINM NT PLEASURE • • I t ·-- OUT 'N' ABOUT Fridey, Augu9t 22. 1980 OM.VALOT EnterCalnment Douhled Four Fre1hmen plus bi/I band sound equals two nights of no_stalgia ouARTE!f RETURNS TO MARRIOTT HOTEL WMbldShowafeetureFourfreahmen Newpott'1 Mwrlott Hotel la alaliftg a m~r ratertalameot auractloo durlo' the upcoming Labor D~ weekend -a two-Dl&bt stand by one of lht cowitry'a belt known quartet&, lbe Four fl're.bmen. Actually. l.M occuk>G could be labeled tbe "annual return •naa•ement" for the popular alncen. who played \o H ll-out holiday crowds the pa1t eouple ol yean. Thia time around they're ap- peariaa Au,. ao and 31. DllaJNG A LONG AND colorful career, the Frl!ahmen have sold more than 2 million record albums. Oaeoltbelrflratbita. "It's a Blue World," ls oow considered a cluaic in the music industry. ln additloo to their appealing vocal styUnp, the muJU-t.aJented four play seven different instru- meot.s and are known for a warm brand of relaxed humor. At an added attractioo, each night's program at the Marriott will featlft the 17·piece "Society ror the Preservatioo ol Bia Bands" playing music a.n the Glenn Miller tradition. The full entertainment package for both nights includes two complete shoq, a New York steak dinner with Caesar salad and pear Swiss for dessert, and dancing throughout the evening lo the Big Band sound. Tbe cost la $27.50 per person which includes tax aod gratuity. The Newport Marriott is located at 900 Newport Center Drive. Reservations -the onlY way to aasure attendance either evening -can be obtained by calling 640-4000. • • • FOR ALL THE TOP-FUGRT entertainers who bave called Orange County borne at one time or another -Diane Keatan, Jose Feliciano and Kenny Loggins immediately come to mlod -only one, BW Medley of the former Rlebteous Brothen. baa remained a resident. To prove that home is where the heart is, BW haa taken the ultimate step to entrench bi.a roots. Tbil week he's opening bla own place, Medley's restaurant ln Fountain Valley. BILL MEDLEY BEST KNOWN for his "righteous" rendition or "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin " sung with former partner Bobby Hatfield. Medley has maintained bis local stage appeal, perform· ing for full -house crowds at McClure's, in Santa Ana, and for even larger audiences at the Anaheim Convention Center. It appears an ongo- ing musical career will dovetail very nicely with the new Fountain Valley spot. Medley's, I'm told. will be a steak and seafood dinner house with an intimate lounge de- signed to guarantee everyooe a front-row seat. And that means sbowtime all the time, of course. In addition to enjoying Medley performing in person, patrons can expect "surprise" ap- pearances by other recording artista as well . IN A RECENT KWIZ radio intel'view. Medley discussed plans for an upcoming album on which he'll feature several original compositions. Traditional beef and seafood dinnens complement aucb speeialUes a.a Highland trollt' topped with shrimp and mushrooms, rout duck- lin_g and fresh fish. When the crush of late summer restaurant 8C· tivities lets up a bit <not t.o mention a hopeful ea-, - ing of traffic oo the Coast Highway at the aame: time), we'll be checking out this development wttb a dinner visit lo the recbri5teoed spot. And thil will include a close look at such special features u the oyster bar and Cabaret Lounge. lf you are able to hit the "Out • ' About" trail to Peter's Landing before we mak it, Dunbar's la Out 'N About Norman Stanley located al 16360 Pacific Coast Highway, Hun~· ington Beach. Telephone: 840-1391. ••• NEWPORT'S WAREHOUSE restaurant has - just introduced a new buffet brunch on Saturdays and Sundays. The smorgasbord of breakfast and luncheon dishes, so I'm t.old, is an all-you-can-eat affair designed to please the tastes of all ages. Tab for the buffet is $8.50 for adults and $&.25 for children under 12. This includes complimen- tary champagne for the grownups and fruit juice for the younger set. For starters -to launch a rather staggering number of offerings -there are pastries, Danish and blueberry muffins. Next are fresh fruits socb as strawberries. melons, grapefruit and a large selection of salads, dressings and pates. INDIANS' IMAGE NEEDS SCREENING ... While be bas recorded ballads, rhythm and blues and country material, a more intimate side will be offered oo the new disc which, according to the 39-year--0ld artist. will contain "soulful ballads and funky, fast music." OTHER DISHES INCLUDE such items as ham. bacon, sausage, Warehouse hash brown potatoes, eggs Florentine, scrambled eggs, blueberry crepes and sour cream, ground sirloin patties and rice piJaf. < Ftom Page CZ> hundreds of fil~s t s particularly harmful because those mo•ies are still viewed on television by Ameri-an youth. In an interview -with lndian author Vtne de Gloria Jr. ('.'Custer ~ied for Your Sim"), it is asserted that e•en Indian youneaten are culturally contused by what they see oo TV. TO BOLL \'WOOD producers, Sampeca says, Indians have been "mec-e bodies to be shot from horses, kicked from doont'ays or provide comic relief as m.indJess dnmb or buffoons." While transforming Indiana into either no- ble savages or, worse, savage savages, movies also made heroes out of men like Buffalo Bill, who earned bis name by slauebte:ring animals used by Indians as a chief food supply, or Custer, the lamoua Indian tiller, the series notes. Even when attempting to depict the Indian Ht hert or teke tMme ·srAG CHINESE CASINO flOAVt PICO SANCl!MINlt 91!>1J FABULOUS KAVE BALLARD NOW PLAYING STARRING IN THE PRE·BROAD'MY -WEST COAST PREMIERE OF ''Al'f. 8 STRI~ BA£K!" A NEW COMEDY BY GEOAGe Tl88LES E*V T.._ Un S....., E._.. (714)-492-9950 -MAKE RESERVATIONS - For "An EVW1ing To R.,,,.,.,.,,.,.,, NOW MEUCt\N-FMD. DRINK Presents A LATE NIGHT SUPPER ·'2'5 l:Qjoy A Widt Choice ol S'*1• From Our Re1utar Menu Jut SZ.15 Pr' ... ......_ ft Meetinl racWU. ft(ow Available with some element of respect, filmmakers have gone to little trouble to insure accuracy, Sampson says. IN THE 1"1 EPIC "The Way West." one seen~ shows a S1oux chief wearing a Mohawk haircut. a woman's shawl and speaking barely tramlatable gibberish. "Images of Indians" makes use of numerous film clips and interviews wilb old timers like Colonel Tim McCoy, who knew Buf· Calo Bill, John Sitting Bull (tbe famous chiefs son> and appeared in many west.ems. Later episodes will reportedly call for In- dians to assume a greater role in filmmaking and educating writers, producers and direc- tors about their culture. "Images of Indians" was produced by KCTS, SeaWe, with grants by tbe Corporation for Public Broadcasting, tbe National Endow· ment for the Arla and the Lilly Founda&o. AND THE Meanwhile, back in Fountain Valley, if Bill brings the same "lovin' feelin" t.o his new venture as be bas always done with his music, Medley's will probably move t.o the top .of the restaurant charts iD oo Ume at all. •••• CHALK UP A CHANGE ol name lo mark tbe coming of Dunbar's restaurant to Huntington Harbour. ()peped in March as Reuben's al Peter's Landini, the place bu been renamed Dunbar's at the BHcb. At a press conference at lbe waterfront restaurant. Edwin S. Weber, president or Far West Services, said. "We've changed the name to avoid confusing the many loyal friends who have known Reuben's since our first dinnerhouse opened in Newport Beach 20 years ago. "Dunbar's will denote our premium. top.of. the-line restaurants. Late this year, we will open Dunbar's in the Desert in Palm Desert." Weber also explained that Dunbar's menu is different. though it includes a number of Reuben's favorites, from the very light to the very hearty. Main di.shes like chicken Kiev, teriyaki steak or beef stroganoff are folla,ed with such tempting desserts as lemon chiffon cake and peach puddin~ · Reservatiom are available for large parties (eig~t or more), and there is live entertainment in the Wharf Lounge from l :30 t.o 5:30 p.m. The Warehouse is located at 3450 Via Oporto. in Lido Marina Village, Newport Beach. Telephone: 673-4700. Kaye Award Created HOLLYWOOD <AP) -An award f01'outstand· ing aomedy performer is being established in tbe name of Danny Kaye at the Deauville Festival°' American Film ln France.. Kaye will be a guest of honor at the 6th annaal festival Sept. 6-11 and will receive a prototype of the statuette. Home of Fresh Local Lobster I ~EN DAILY 11 :~.M . I LUN ~.DINNER. c KTAILS South Orange County's Largest Selection of Fresh Seafood Dail1.1 (A Minimum fJf E'9ftt IWIM Fre8'1 611tiyt Buaineaamen'a luncheon Sped8ta from $3.25 SOCIETY FOR THE PRESERVATION OF BIG BANOS TWO COMPLETE SHOWS Complete Dinner Special• from h .50 Featuring our Famous Combination Seafood Kabobs (Sea Basa, Jumbo Shrimp, Scallops and SwordflahJ Saturday and Sunday COMPLETE NEW YORK STEAK DINNER New~Beach ~- ~ Tennis Club $27.50 per person Cati Now For Rese1"altons 640-4000 WHAT YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR! Featuring The Finest Fresh Seafood Broiled Over Mesquite Wood In All of Orange County ENTERTAINMENT & DANCING NIGHTLY THE SKYLAR BROS. · WED. TllRU SAT. ~ STREET LIGHT SUN., MON., TUES. Why Fight The Tourists & Beach Traffic? Immediate seating Available• MeC'Anltdc tit. at lted 1110 Cot&•M~H 546-9880 MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBA.lL 7.fOOI' lllG-IC&ICSN TV 2le .. 84 llOI' DOG8 JCS COLD BED Oyster Bar h•• So. Catlf'a Moat Varied Selection of Seafoods• 11 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. Catering Service• SUNDAY BRUNCH 10 A .M . to 3 P.fv'. Fresh Fruit Buffet & Complimentary Champagne 34150 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY DANA POINT (Ample Parking) Res. 493-2603 . C£.ATING ATOUR HOUSE CAN COST YOU LESS THAN EATING AT HOME. Figure it oot for yourself. A big tureen of soup. a fresh green salad. two entrees I fried cliicken plus a~ entree like beef ribs with barbecue sauce or baked ham>. fresh vegetables. mashed potatoes and gravy, hot com bread and honey butter. All for $5.45 ••• and all you want of both entrec:s-If you're a hearty eater. you'd be hard pressed to match our prices ••• and 1t would be even harder to match our good cooking! 3010 Harbor Boulevard, Costa Mesa Hmm: M·Th, 5-9: Fri. 5-10; Sat. 4-10; Sun, 12·9 For reservations. call 549-0310. r . -" INTERMISSION Playhouses Ma,y Forni Alliance ·r--_oltlen ~~~~ ~I ~~ S/l;;)ragon - · G8llH OGIEE MANDARIN DISHES ': Speciafizing In Chinese A lo C.orte Dishes ._. lunch Dinner D•llv • Food To T.ice Out" 4711C...... HZJ..,,._ ..... OUMel • 7I0-7J71 COSJAMllA Cleee4th ••1• '42·11'2 • 6Jl•ftll sar·AUG.30··-.-..111, IWINEBOWL 650 Laguna Canyon Road "ltHAl'90tiV IN BLUE-" AH AMERICAN IN PAltlSH 90SSA HOYA Ml!OL.EY • ....... LAGUNA BEACH ~~ OtChestra • • htCONC«ltTOIWOUITAR&OttCHESTIUo ·..._. TICKETS: $15. $12.50, $10. At au Mutuaf outlett plus ail Coast Musicstorn in Or•~Countvand Laguna Mutic1 Laguna Buah. lnfo:714/494-1518/0743. AVERY SPECIAL DINING EXPERIENCE Intel mlaaion Tom Titus Original Drama Closes Sunday ''The lnberitaDU... an onainal theatrical work by Paw DaV\d White, la reminiacellt of the serious drama of l.Jlllan Hellman and Art.bur Miller -it exp&ons human interaction while cre•linl • hlatorical allelOl'Y The play deals with competition, love and betrayal within • German family in the mtd·lDOa. yet Ulro\llh the use of theatrical con- ventioa. tbe family becomes an allegory for Germany ID the pre-Nall era. The story unfolds aa a llvtq memory for KatJa, a woman who is tryiU to come to term• wtth her put. Performances nm toniaht tbrouah Sunday. with a maU.. Sunday a t the Call board theater. 8451 Melrose Place, Lo& Angeles. For tickets • and 1Dlormatioa call (213) •7•·2758. FAMILY V ty Theater. Westminster Comanm.ity Theater, Saddlebaclt Valley Community Theater. Newport Theater Art.a Center and Lido Isle Players, among othen. Eves theaters which don't reciprocate have been Ute beneflciartes or thla free advertillng. AND &AllE 18 THE oommunity theater l?'Oup which will not reapotd favorably to the appeala ol another playboue for the loan or special props or C01ttumes. lrvlne's "The Man Wbo Came to Dinner," for example, owes a debt to five other commuaity groups (Laguna, Costa Mesa, Newport, Showcase Productions and LoGe Beach> for belpilll to aet its stage. What WednesUy's rneetiog is au about is the formalization of what. for many theaters. is an ex.lstlng relationship. Community theater in general will be stronger for such an alliance. CAUJIOASD -Golden West College has announced auditions for its two fall theater pro- ductions, both readini Sept. 8 and 9 at 7 p.m . in the college's Playbox Theater . . . . a cast of 15 men and four women is sought for the Shakespearean comedy "As You Like It" under the direction of Charles Mitchell, while Denise Dunne is seeking eight women for a comedy called "Uncommon Women and Others" Slareae B e fore Taming Anni L-Ong of Costa Mesa's South Coast Repertory Theater plays Katherine an Musical performers are being sought by the "The Taming of the Shrew," one of the FuJJerton Civic Light Opera for its production or productions of the Ga rd e n Grove "Damn Yankees" with tryouts set for Sunday Shakespeare Festival. For ticket informa- through Tuesday at the FCLO buiiding, 218 w. lion call the GEM Theater office. 636·7213. Commonwealth Ave .. Fullerton ..... call Tuesdays through Saturdays, aoon to 6 526-3832 for specific details. . . . . p.m . 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Career Runiiinu, Stardom Skinning' •ls·H'AR'ti"EWiS" e ~ r .r A11tl Hrr World-Fnmous P11ppt'ts! Robert Palmer's Act Bett r Off in Club rnembers of Little Feat and the incredible 1 p.m. -SATURDAY, Sept. 13 ~i~~r;. -he left a herty chunk of himself OCC AUDITORIUM f .11n ll'W ,H\J Arl1n~ton Sts .• Cost.i Mc~.1 IN SHORT, PALMER became an industry product turning out well-packaged, caiculating A.1111 "'1<1". S2.00 • Pr11-S11/1• and incomplete albums. No hits, however. ')J.UtJ A t tlii• Door J ~. hH cranked out five 11lbums ln as many years, toured reaularly and aold moderately well. Only hit rint two album efforts. "Sneakin' Sally throulh the Alley" and "Pressure Drop" w1rrant any critical acclwm, but surely his cover boy d41meJnor and inaralned sense of soul would tarry him throu1h on a more rock· oriealed road. Or ao It aeemed. Although his commerciai stock has dropped race· it, he'll never sell out the Forum by ""'--v_1.;.s_A_1M_A_s_T_E_R..;.c_A_R_o_w_E_L_c_o_M_E_-_ss_6_·_,_s2_1 __ ~ TWO QtJlll ...._con 1o mind roUowlnc Palm•'• pair ol Dlt'tl at t.be Golden Bear 1n H•aOaaton Beacll tbl1 w eek ~ "W'y no ~h?" and "la he beUet' otr!" Tiiie blllial query l• the touCh one. Palmer When Palmer abandoned bis record roots - recaae. P·lunk I nd a hybrid band featuring • himself -Palmer is better orr In the long run. There's a certain integrity in becoming a top-notch club draw. True, it doesn't translate into mega bucks, but it assures artists of longevity and the opportunity to do what they like. E~ery Wt Appreeiated WIDCH IS EXACTLY what Palmer and his four-piece backup did at the Bear. The sturdy ensemble maintained a big, soul-rock beat and let Palmer's rugged voice do the talking. HJghlighted by "You're Gonna Get What's Coming," the only Palmer song that generates any s ubstantial airplay, the set moved briskly from start to finish and generated the audJence Yankees, Meb Descrfbe Favorite Music acceptance it deserved. • Palmer 's biggest performance problem of the past, a tendency to be rather aloof and stolid ort stage, was not in evidence at the Bear. He moved and sang with renewed confidence. pushing some of his roore m arginal material over the top. By LISA 80IUNSON Meat Loaf la a bl• Yankees fan. So is Billy Joel, who is al.so eonsldered a "close pel"SOnal friend" by Yankees Ron GuJdry and Lou Piniella. Eddie Money I ates the Mets and the Y ankeea, and Annie Golden ol the Shirts loves Bucky Dent. TBE OONNECl'ION between contemporary music and baseball is closer than you m ight realize. And baseball players are music fans, too. In the clubhouse, on the bus, during plane trlpa, in hotel rooms, whenever there is a ball team around, there is music. Take the New York Yankees, for eumple. Bobby Murcer, Ron Davis, Brian Doyle and Goose Gossage are all country/western fans. "I lilte Waylon and Willie (Jennings and Nelson)," Gossage said to me last week. "I've played so much of them. though. that I haven't played them for a while. I Ute all kinds of music. I like Eddie Rabbit, Cat Stevens, Al Stewart. Bob Dylan -the old and the new." YANKEE CENTERFIELDEll Bobby Brown said, "I like all of it. I listen to classical music, a lot of soul music aodsomesoftroclt: I like Steely Dan. Queen, Wings and my man Peter Frampton. Of course I like my black music. and Luke's Exclusively 111111sroc1• FOOTWEAI SHOP "Feel Bet'8f wit! an lrwesltnenl tn Foot Comtocl' • 0 Lulce's Excl11s"/81y 9 rkensloek Footv.iear Shoo 1n~ RNef'Slde onve. NEWPORT BEACH 631.!l.730 located behind the Post Office. east al the F\Jsly Pallcan Resaaurant. Oie bloctc south ot the Newport FrefNr.ff on Coast Highway. Hours· 11~. closed~ ' [ ROCK TALK J my disco musi~ too; I've got about a thousand albums at home.·· Bucky Dent likes disco too, so does Rick Cerone, although he also likes singers. like Ted- dy Pendergrass, Barry White. Cat Stevens. Harry Chapin, Carole King, James Taylor and Barbra Streisand. All the Yankees like Billy Joel, it seems. who has visited the team in their clubhouse and invited them to his shows at Madison Square Garden. Same with Chuck Mangione. THE TASTES UP at Yankee Stadium are mellow, in fact, the only one who'd ever even HEARD of the Mudd Club was Rick Cerone, who laughed and told me. "I like to watch peo- ple punk roclt.. I like all that ... ripped T-shirts and stulf." Over at Shea Stadium, the average age of the players might be slightly younger than up in the Bronx, but the musical tastes are ~ not necessarily less conservative . Says slugger Lee Mazzilli: "I like music ... like Sinatra. I take his tape of 'The Mam Event' with me when I go on the road." But Mazzilli admitted to a fondness for Blondie. which was the c losest to new wave any ballplayer got in this s urvey. METS DAN NORMAN and Steve Hen· derson are big fans of Parliament/Funkadelic, Neil Allen likes the Commodores, Claudell Washington (Steve Henderson, loo) and likes jazz. Manager Joe Torre likes Sinatra, and pitcher Roy Lee Jackson listens to gospel. Country has its devotees among the Mets: second baseman Doug Flynn admitted that he's a "hillbilly, and very proud of it. too." He added, "I may form a band, during the off seaaoo with Johnny Bench. We've been talk· ing about it for the last couple of years. It will be primarily country music, and might be a lit· tle bluegrass music too.•• . ' AND OON•T BE SURPRISED if you hear more oi this in the future. Already, San Diego Padres pitcher John D'Aquisto has formed. a lon g with fe llo w Padres pitc her Eric Rasmussen, a band called Wild Pitch. "We've had offers from major record com· panies." D' Acquisto told me, "but we're holding off until we're reall y ready to record. Right now it comes second to baseball." NOW PLAYING AMC OUIMil MAU Orange 637·0340 MAlll'S SOUTM COAST Cosla Mesa 549·3352 EDWARDS' WHTIMOOll TWll Garden G~1130·4401 • enjoy your favorite cocktllll • a spectacular continental buffet • and e)(perience JUDYO'DEA 1n • ... ~~e' alsostamng DAVID CRYER StblStin'S • OINNCR rLAYHOUSE •o-<JRAN) HOTEL . •••••••••••••••••••• Ml\H RfSE-RVATIONS • NUW n 2-771Q • AN ACCOMPLISHED stylist, Palmer is clearly in command when he 's working a RUGGED VOICE DOES THE TALKING Robert Palmer S&ng• at Golden Bear s maller venue. Soul music. as simple and urgent as it is. never has translated well in front of a large crowd. So. it's back to clubs for Palmer. away from the hype and a ble to move on to better, if not bigger, things. Opening the four sold-out shows was Keenan Wyans. a promising young black come· dian (''I got this job through CETA"> who stiJI has some work ahead of him. APPARENTLY COMFORTABLE in front of the all-white crowd. Wayans didn't rely too heavily on the contrast except to admit the first tame he saw American Bandstand be mistook it for a telethon for cerebral palsy. However, Wayans needs a stronger finish to his act than the tired takeoffs on TV com- mercials that he closed with Wednesday night. KAREN CARLSON ''THE OCTAGON" ••••••••••••••••••••• also starnng ART HINDLE CAROL BAGDASARIAN llV.. II II • e e Kffpsyou on top of ttHt local 909ne ••. Sundays In the DAILY PILOT --- Otrected by ERIC KAltSON • Screenplay by LEIGH CHAPMAN • Story by PAUL AARON and LEIGH CHAPMAN Produced by JOEL fREE:MAN • Music by DICK HALLIGAN Executive Producers MICHAEL LEONE and ALAN BELKIN -..-..-A ritlll ~c.-·l'ltdufl-ll't • -..---c......--.. •tte0-c.--.1oMn111.lol __ .....,... -----START•TODAYI ----- PU UA Movie~ 990 4022 CtST&MUA UA Cinema 540 0594 IUllC( UA C1ly C1ntma 634·3911 • ll THO S300lebae~ 581 -5880 rMT• HI.UY OHllSE f ounta1n Valley Oranae Onve In 839· 1500 558· 7022 WUlMll1lU UA C1nttna 893 0~6 OHllSE OranaeMlll 637·0340 ONE NICHT ONLY 'GIORGIO TOZZI IN CONCERT wtth orcheStJa & other Lvnc 0pera stnoers sun., sept 21 , 1980 -8:00 p.m. IRVINE BOWL, LACUNA BEACH .. phOneCllClrge: C7t4>499-ISJJ .. or write: LYRIC 09ERA ASSOCIATION P.O. BOX 514, LagUna Beach, CA 92652 Visa-Master card-or checks TICKETS: $8 to $15 --If'•°"'' A ....... 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The changes have enhanced what was already the most endearlnq of the SPcKecraft epics, and its millions of fans will want to renew their exper ience. Warn- ing: Don't bring too much loqic "Close Encounters" r emains 1am- pack.ed with perplexities. which is probably what Spielberg intended. It can still be enjoyedasa magnificently visual exper ience. The rating Is PG, with a few expletives and a number of scary scenes. "FINAL COUNTDOWN" Is a bold exercise of the imagination that succeeds most of the time. The premise: a nuclear-p0wered aircraft carr ier is efl9ulfed by an unex- plainable storm that thrusts men and machines back 40 yearc; to the eve of the Pearl Harbor attack. Should the commander counterattack the Japanese and rewrite history? The plot Is a leaky boat, but the major role is played magnificently by the USS Nimitz. Solid support from Kirk DouQlas. Martin S~n. Katharine Ross, James Farantino, Ron O'Neal and Charles Durning make this whopper almost be- lievable. The rating is PG "THE BIG RED ONE" harks back to the best ol the World War 11 movies -"The Story of GI Joe," "BattleQround." '"AIRPLANE". tN> "XANADU" (PG) -.. BLUES IROTHERS .. 1a1 "1HI IMPlll INI S'dlUS IACKN -MOPASSll- SMOKIY a THI • IAMDn' PAITlfNJ L ike the otherc; 1t ,.., fllll'd with bomb burst<-l1ttprpd battlefields and orudo1no c;pn. t1IY"ent al'T'ono <.Of'Y"rades 1n Mme; Samuel Fuller. w ho c;ppJf"d 1n the Bio RedOnP CFi r<;t lnfantr v> devoted half a lifetime to oPtlino the c;tory on the o;crePn and hP has succeedPd with 11<1lor H p wiselv aY01ded thP full oano nlv of war and roncPntrated on ti1P livec; of a seroPilnt nnd tour "wPt-nose" recruits. Lf>e M"rv1n is flaw lf>c;-S 1n hie. pPr- for niance as thf' SPraeant. H1<. work IS Wf'll·SUOOOrf Pd bv M,1rk H al'T'ill, Robert Carrad1nP , Robbv DiC'tCCO and l<ellv Ward. Thf> ratino ls PG. with much Cc,rniloC' .~nd c;oldiPrlv lanouaor that wasn't oermitted 1n e-arl ier war f 1lms. ' "Al RPLANE" is reminiscent of the Marx Brothers at their most antic. Except that the gags come even faster and many would have been shot down by the censors in the Marxian era. Jim Abrahams, Jerry and David Zucker ("Kentucky Fried Movie'') wrote and directed the mad romp, lacerating scores of movie cliches. Julie Hagerty and Robert Hays are the str aight-faced romantic leads, and they are solidly supported by Lloyd Bridges, Robert Stack, Leslie Nielsen, Peter Graves and a surprisiogly adept Kareem Abdul- Jabbar. The.rating is PG. "THE BLUES BROTHERS" contains enough energy for 10 movies. Much of it is m isdi- rected, but enough rem ains to please less demanding movie patrons. Especially those who cherish car crashes -never has the Detroit pr oduct been de· mol ished so spectacularly. The paper:thin plot concerns two shady brothers seeking to save their old orphanage by re-form- , ... -----·----- ing their jazz band The ma1or weakness of the f ilm 1s the characters of John Belushi and Dan Ackroyd, who dress like hip morticians throughout and seem undertalented to carry such a heavy load. The ratinn 1~ R. "THE BLUE LAGOON" is a tender r omance-adventure that succeeds surprisingly well. From a late-Victor ian novel of Henry Devere Stackpoole about two children shipwrec ked on an idyllic island; they build an aqr eeable life tor themselves, qrow up to d1c;c over sex as well clS the cruelty of man and nature. The plot succeeds because of c;ensit ive direction by Randal Kle1ser and ingenious portrayals by Brooke Shields and Cristopher Atkins. Rated R. "CHEECH ANO CHONG'S NEXT MOVIE" has a final scene in which the two stars soar like rockets, propelled by some kind of super <ocaine. That about sums up the movie: high on dope, stratospheric on ego, lowon comedy.1t's really a series of sketches abou1 a pair of charmless slobs and their war with society . "BRUBAKER" is a grim, often p0werful prison movie based on the true story of con- v 1c t torture and mass murder in a Southern penitentiary. The surprise in this movie is that it stars Robert Redford as the reformist warden who tries futilely to clean up the g raph- ically depicted "snakepit" conditions. "Brubaker" is <t strong statement for prison reform and its characters are either villains -the politi- cians and bureaucr ats -or heroes such as Redford. It is rated R for graphic violence. DlllJ 12·1-4 ....... .. 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ART GALLERIES I FILM h u:i•y Au9u111 22 1&80 DAIL y PILOl C7 1 Old Masters, New Teehnology Influenee A.rt t RAYMOND l9AOI!, A MASTER of tM "old ~sters" technique, wltl open his thi rd annu.1 show Saturday et Haooen- maker Gelterl•!t 372 N. eo.st Highway, • Laguna 8e.c:h. rf\e ethereal effect of his p aintings ts •ccompllShed by u5lng gl•~· upon glai.• to Obtain. clear, translucent finish. The result ts depth and lfghtlng through many layers of color, glVlno the vfewer the sensat ion of actually being confronted by nature In a full moonll9hf sea or fresh morning land scope. Gallery hOurs: 10 to S dally. MARK aLOCH'S PERl'O RMANCE DETAIL OF AH ENGLISH LANDSCAPE RaJMOnd Pege UM• Glue Upon Glue rt -a large or chestra of electrpnlc technlcwes and v isual phenomena en tit led "Heart and Technology" -w ill be pre- sented at 9 p .m . saturday and SUnday In Collector's ChOlce Gallery, 666 N. Coast Highway, Laguna Beac h. Admission will be $3 tor the show that Includes sHde and movie projections, sound environments, vid eo monitor* laser work and live drama. The perfor mance that documents the his- FiJms Don't Just Hang Artist's Idea Follmred From Real to Reel Rick Femcase is waiting for tbe "Big Break" when he can stop shooting films on his days olf from a photo Jab job. stop re- lying oo the acting a bility or friends and stop financing the creative celluloid r eels out or hls own wom pocket. "Right now, I'd be happy to get a grant," says the 26-year- old Ca6ta Mesan. SOME FAME, if not success. has already come to the young f i l mmake r whose w o rk "Triskellon" woo the prestigious Filmex award last May and was a finalist at the Academy of llotio n Pic t ure A r t s and Sciences Awards where it was shown three times. "Wben I was making the rum people tbougbt I was nuts," says Fem case. "Nobody understood what I was trying to do." That. be says, was to explain bow artists get their ideas and creative inspiration. Triskelion la a three-legged figure meant to symbolize the three artists in the film. "I wanted to show a painting as it evolved," says Ferncase. ··we went out and filmed every. tbingthatwenton." FILMMAKERSEEKSOUTUNUSUALOUTDOORSETTINGS Rick FemcllM May UM Stony V ... ge In Future Project • •TRISKELI ON.. audiences are treated to ei&bt minutes of film that dissolves from the natural setting in Laguna Beach to the artist's actual paintings of the scene. His own e volu t ion from painter to filmmaker bas been a lmost as gradual as the 14 months and $1,000 it took to make the award-winning movie. He grew up in Corona del Mar and attended high school there before going on to UC Irvine where be earned a B.A. in pa.tnt- ing. "I DECIDE D that painting ,...asn't really happening." he ex- plains. "You can put a little uni- verseon a reel." His interest in filmmaking didn 't develop until after he gr aduated from colleee. T hree years ago he enrolled at Orange Coast College to learn the film craft and became so ob- sessed with t he i dea that he pr actically gave up painting. "With painting you a re open to m or e interpretation. Nobody pa id any attention to my work when I was paint ing." be says. "In film you can really make a wor ld in itself." -------- In bis next film be plans to show the effects or a changing coastal environment on an artist as his subjects change from sweeping seas to rising build- ings. IN THE FILM he actuaJiy paints all of the scenes himself. Ferncase p lans to splice color and black and white film . ·'This next film will either make me a painter or a film- maker for life.'' he says. "Paint- ings are all right. but they j ust hang on the wall. .. ~THE DA IL Y TRIBUNE JlflJ tr•--'' _.. '·- MllJLE AGE CRAZE EPIDEMIC SPREADS -NOW PLAFIN6- UNOOl.N DltM-W '°"'" OOMf 1 Bueno Polk taauno Beocn 82l""°70 -.1&1• \I tory of a rt wlll "conclude In the future when the audience becomes the art. FAME D FOR HE R NOSTALGIA subjects and landscapes, Jeannine Durry w lll be the lecture-demonstrator when the Westminster Art Association meets at 7:30 p.m . A ug. 28 In the Civic Center, 8200 Westm inster Ave. Admission to the workshop is free. TWE NTY-FIVE PROFESSIONAL ar tists will be present from 11 a.m . to 7 p .m . Saturday and Sunday at the Queen M ary Festiv al of the Arts "In honor of the American artist." They will display their latest works i n M ary's Gate Village along side the luxury liner at 11 19 Queens Highway, L ong Beach. "HORSE" IS THE TITLE of one of two exotic hardwood sculptures by M att Rayl on display at Gallery 114, Agate Ave., Balboa Island. The galleryisopenfrom l toSTuesdays through Sundays and 8 to 10 F riday and Saturday evenings until Labor Day. "SALUT E200," A PHOTOGRAPHY ex h ibit honor Ing the Los Angeles bicen. tennial opens Sunday in the Security Pacific Plaza, 333 S. Hope St., in down- town L os Angeles. The contempor ary pictures b y John M almin with accompanying text by Art Seidenba um, book r eview editor of the Los Angeles Times, plus a 20-mtnute v ideo tape of t he city's historical highlights, m ay be seen and heardthroughOc t . 26. Adm ission is free from 10to4daily. PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS, CLASSICAL in form and content , by Tom M illea of Car mel, go on display Tuesday through Oct. 4 at t he ARCO Center for Visual Art, 505 S. Flower St., Los A ngeles. "MY F IRST CAR" SCULPTiJRES by D on Potts, artist -builder from Oak land, m ay be seen throug h Sept. 13 in the ARCO Center for Visua l Art, 505 S. F lower St., Los Angeles. His fanciful cars of wood and m eta l were last shown in Hannover, West German y. O~M.t J 1& 4 .>O 100. t·O -SPI< .... (OITC)N CL05E ENCOUNTERS '. ,,.. ,......., ''"° ~·:::::-.: ••• \4 ~LUS "OHi HEAVENLY DOG" BURT REYNOLOS SALLY FIELO "SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT 11" <PGI OAILY l·00.1:00 ~1IO. 1"00, 9·10. H "t0 Ohl Heavenly "PROM 1m1 Dog NIGHT" Plu• "THE Jrus "'~8:,.~0T. "DON'T GO IN FU MA"CHU" THE HOUSE" -~·-... ,........ 11 CHUCK NOAfUl , 8URT REYNOU>S ll fik STEVEQUc-c-M "THE SALLY FIELD &;.1;.1 1 OCTAGON" 'SMOKEY AND nfE (R) THE B~NDIT" HUNTER \ IPOI Oo\11.Y 1 H. f lf . "·'" .... VIVID 'NAGUALA' BY DAVID ORDONEZ Part of Guatemalan Dlaplay at OCC A FREE, U N IQU E COLLECTION of G uatemalan/M ayan Indian art is beinq exhibited for the f ir st time on the West Coast in the Orange Coast College Art Gallery through Aug. 30. The display, located in OCC's Art Center complex, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa, is open from t 1 to 4 M ondays thr ough Saturda ys. , Rich in color, the 60 w atercolor and oil paintings by David Ordonez, Nan Cuz and M artin Precht el depict the traditions, myths and way of l ife of Guatemalan tribes. OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN GENE KELLY .. XANADU" Ot\lt..¥ 1 1', J tt. i '' P:U tll'Ot • u . 11 00 (R) DAIL¥ l t). t 1' ' ••• u 10 1\ BURT REYNOLDS SALLY FIELD "SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT II" tl'C> -.,.~, H» t oo 100 SA 115<JN. 1 00, l 00. S.00. I 00 • oo. 10 60 .... ~,... NerSelert~ .,~ 0 ~.us "CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF TH£ THIRD KIND" BRIAN DEPALMA'S DRESSED TO KILL" "PROM NIGHT" (A) OP.OOK£ SHIELDS THE BWJE LAGOON lrten O.P-1m1'1 DRESSED TO KILL" H.llSl'll "fHI! AMnYVll.lE *>RROR" ftl.US "MY 90D'YQUA"O" .:· . . --. ·: . .. . . . .. • ... " .. . • .. .. .. . • . ... " .. • . .. Television TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS -M••-.. ,11.:"'.....,. .................. .................. 811 ............... ................. 9119.-...-~· ---------....., .. u..... ..... ·--~~~to ........ __.. .... r ... ---~ tMv tlOlf\ ..... • -f&UOlll DOU.Al' ..... ...... .......,,0.-. ". Mollll ~ .. °"' • Of-lord -,.,,ft II 10 ltl P'°'*' oi- • ffTAGIA1MB' ~ lfiCJ N Mundy POte -°"°"' ..... '° ~ ,,,. COllO d'"'84 '*""*' .,, ~· • ILIC'TM: OOtlNMY ; ~ ... "° .... ....... I"-;:::::.~ Oft to Dallas MCNIW8 eJO (I) TIC TAC DOUGH OOCCAWTT 0-1 Truman Cec>ote (PW1 2 0l 21 Bert Convy assigns Jane Seymour to get the inside story on ·'The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders" tonight at 9 on ABC, Channel 7. • 8TUOIOIH • "OrientMl'iog" The ,_ se>ott Of onenl-"'Q "' RIC~. Va II OemOn· atreted; 111111 Al H81'11g, kite •r\en: thotougllt>ted l\Or ... .,. tr eineO In <>c:.la. Fla ttl MEIW OM'"AH dered police informer ch••· ienoes 111e oec>enment 10 ex.,, as moch effort find· 1ng 111e gunmen a1 they would 11 the lllCllm had ti-' a cop m> MACNEIL I LEHRER RE POAT 9'65. OVCA EASY Guest Merllf'I Petlons. llOSt ol "Wold K1ngclom " (CCI (RI 7:30 II WORLD OF SURVIVAL 7!00 8 C8S NEWS D H8CNEWS. 8 PAULSIMOH Tilts ptololft ol the mull•· talented Slnget·llOnOWflll!f Includes a b&ckstage 1nl tlf· v-and fHm c~pa ol hos ~rlormances with Art G3rfunket 8 A8CNEWS G (J) J()t(£'W8 WILD • DAW>WOlPER PflE8ENT8 "Monsters! Mysteries Or Myths?" Nature's most elusive roddles •• the At>om•nable Snowman Of H•e H1maloyas. tho Loch Ness M~ter and the Amer1can Northwest'• "9'01001" .. are ptobed. g) STREETS~ BAH l'RANCISCO The daughter al a mur- "Roly Poly Mermaids Host John Fo•sythe d••· covers the orogon ol tho legend 01 me<m111ds on a most unllkoty 5POI 0 FAMILY FEUD 0 BASESAU Cahlorn1a Angels vs New York Yankees D HOl.L VWOOO SOUAAES 8 ®} FACE THE MUSIC fil) MAOHEIL I LEHRER REPORT m VOTERS' PIPELINE "Adopllona" Host Jom Cooper e1tam1nea lho ad<>PllOf'I ptogram• avail· able In Orange Coon1y. locutmg °" the need$ and eva1lab1h1y ot children looicong tor new homes. (I) P.M. MAGAZINE Marty Smith two-tome National M o to•cross Chaaael I.bf ings 8 KNXl'(CBS) Los Angeles D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles D KTLA (Ind.) Los Angeles II KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angeles (J) KFMB (CBS) San Diego G KHJ·lV (Ind) Los Angele:> all KCST (ABC} San Diego I KTlV (Ind.) Los Angeles l<COP-TV (Ind.) Los Angeles l<CET-TV(PSS) Los Angeles KOCE·TV (PBS) Huritlngton Beach ChamplOf\ from San Diego. 1:00 II Cl) THE INCAEOl8L£ HULK David Banner combats the Pf&CllhOnera OI VOOdOO 10• l:lelp a young doclor Mt her patoents 001 ol the dark ~· OI $UpefS!illon (RI U HERE'S BOOMER Boomer teaches a , •• year-old a lesson '" survov· al alter lhe boy almost causes a dlsaslor while on a camp1ng trop (RI U ®) BENSON Benson and Grelchen Kraus are lrapped ll>gelh· er 1ns1df! lhfl mans'°" s lrotmng storage room (Rt 8 MOVIE • • • "Mission Batengas" ( t968) Vera Miles. Dennis Weaver A IOUQh American pilot becomes Involved wolh lhe returo ot gold bul· llon to the Philippine gov· ernment during World War II (2 hrs I QJ P.M. MAGAZINE Scott Morrtals ln1ervM1ws actor Roy Rogers. en Oh•o busmessmon Who sleeps on a bed ot natls; Lorr ame Moore on leaV1ng a dog alone. Paul Wynne loolcs Bl reco•d·shaped chewing gum CD MOVIE **'Ir "Fhghl To Tang"'r" ( t9S3) Joan Fon1aine. Jack Palance. A plane crashes arid the pilOt and pa560n· gers bail out t>eg1nn1ng a hunt tor a $3,000,000 letter ol c1edlt. (2 hrs.) 8i) «i) WASHINGTON WES< IN AEVIEW -=-. PUDQll .wAK Aagulmrty ~ pro-gr--*'O ,,.., be delayed due to pledge bt'eeks UO 0 TM 'ACTI Of' LWI Mra Garrell• hlllld~ and C!tlerf9lin0 e11·hutl>ancl, a Qal'llbi9t. tMCl'lff one Of lh• *'U(jents hOw to p1i1y i>O'tit (Rl •O OOOOTIMm ~!'LI C-1... le IUIQeCled ot Cletl>O • aoy an., Iha '' c;eught 1MA111ng • IOOll •• one ot i..oi att• · 1 CafttOted 1811 ... • INIMGHT "fhe Man WhO MUOG*f God C) WALL IT""1' WEEK "Pro~y Flghla. ·Love Me T aodef?'' 0-t Donald C Catler. ptMldent, l"- C.11er 0roana.a11on a.~. WALL ITNET WUK "Pro~y Fighll Love Ma Tandat?" Guest Donald C Cattet. pta9'dent. The Carter Organ1ui11on t:OO fl CJ) THE DUKES Of' HAZZAAO The t>oya unlcnow1"1ly take on the syn<locate and Iha F Bl when l"8y lty to P<0- 1t1ct Daisy from a etOOiled muaoc pubhsllOr (RI 0 SPEAKUP~ Maqoe Gortn.,. Jayne Kennedy and R~onda Baros speak to ~ aroond the counlry abou1 controver11el 1SSll89 01 lhe day D ®J A8C MOVIE • * ··T11e Dallas Cowt>oy Cheetleade<1" 119791 Jane Seymour. Laraine Slept.ens A magazine plans 10 pubhsh a !IClln· dalous expose ol the "All· Amencan" gorls IRI QJ MERV GRIFFIN m> OLD FRIENDS ... NEW FRIENDS Ruth Ellen Pellon Totten rellec1s on tht> wil and wts· dom ol hef 1a111er a11d Hel· on Ross. a ciose associate ol Anna Freud. tallcs about her work W1th chlldren 9: 10 f.D COSMOS PREVIEW A sneak ptevoew 01 ctops trom the Cosmos seroes which 1toats lhe grandeur, scale. complexoly, my"ery and orde< ol the un1v0<se. arid illustrates the sweep and power ol cosmic evOIUtlOf\ 9;30 m IMAGES OF INOIANS "The Greal MO\lle Massa· qe" An 1nlervoew wuh Wol- llam Wellman and clips from Robert Allman·s "Bultato Biii And The lrldoans" are oncluded •n lh•s looic at lhe Indian's warrior tm&ge as deplcled •n the MOVleS 9:50 f.D MISSISSIPPI ANO CHIC Chatlle Bevel arid port,_ Chic Street Man otlor a hve 30-monule iazz lolll concert 10:00 II CJ) THE DUKES OF HAZZARD Relat1Y11S Of lhe Dukes stroke 11 rich bu1 llrld II hard 10 hOld onto the!• money wtlhoul lhelr COUSHlS' help (R) D ~YNIOHT AOHT'8 wee Super eantemwelgflt cMmplon Wll!Tedo Benitez TUBE TOPPERS KTLA • 7:3C>-Angels Baseball. The Eastern Division-leading New York Yankees arrive in Anaheim for a weekend series against the floundering Angels. ABC D 9: 00-''The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders." The return of the popular TV movie featuring Jane Seymour as a reporter seeking the ''in- side story" on the famous pep squad (photo at left) . NBC 8 10:00-Friday Night Fights. A bantamweight title bout between c hampion Wilfre do Gomez and challenger Derrick Holmes. delen<11 hll title agaonst challenger Oe<rlk HOimes 1n a 1S-tound bout to be tetacut trom C-'1 Pal- ace on Las Vega&. 8 NEWS CD NATIOHAL NEWS m DOLPHIN Th<s special Ch<onleles an &0"90turous •~Pl to communicate with dol- phins and oocuments a un<que two-oc:an contac1 through the use ot music played on an undefwa1er keyboatd. 10:30 0 QJ 8 NEWS f.D IHOEP£HOENT EVE "031'k "OBS" This humor· oos acoanca fiction N1mUra1 fantasy leatur1111 a warrior ol the lu!Ufe who sets ott with his robot sword to save a damsel on distress 11:00 II Du Cl)@) NEWS 0 NEWLVWEOGAME 8 OAVEALLENAT l.AAGE T onoghl Dave 1s Orncu1a Adam and Eve. a wetew<>lt, and en 18111-Century 1udge QJ THE 000 COUPl.E Feh• Ines to paleh thongs up when a PfO h<>Ckey player ruts Oscar and winds up cru111enging the athlele 10 a bo••ng match. CD THE BENNY HtU. SHOW Looi< aout lor "Memory Lane": Benny oele()rates hos 9•th btrtl\day on lhe hOSl)tlBI. surroondud by t>eauttful OUfll6S 11: 10 &l) SACRAMENTO WEEK INREVIEW JOHN DARLING Host· Murrey Fromson 1 t:30 II Cl) THE AVENGERS A men clatms 10 have pet· tec:ted a machine capabHI ot taking J;hents 10 wh•Ch· eve< era "51 the p&Jt they 1><eler 0 THEBESTOF CARSON 0 OATINOGAME U ®J FRIDAYS Musical gues1 BoL Scaggs (RI 8 RHODA AhOda drolls Bren<ia on tne tone< points ot Ille. such as hOw 10 land a man. -., Brenda's Mr. Righi _,s to be tak.ng hat lor granl· ed. QJ HOOAN'S HEROES Burk hailer's sister. Gertrude. becOmeS lhe de , tacto commander 01 S1a1ag 13 II) GETSMART Max moors a woman who demands SS0.000 lor her 1es11mony against a KAOS ~enl 1 UO W CAPTIONED ABC NEWS -Ml>NIGHT~ 12.-00 0 TWILIGHT ZONE "The Jeopardy Room" 8 THE SUWVANS K11ty goes 10 visit Peter and gets her tors1 kiss, Dave arid Grace quarrel over Ru~I whO has ta~en a hkong 10 Maggio QJ MISSION! IMPOSSIBlE Tne resurgence ol NN>· Naz11sm '" Germany la~es WA11' A MINlJT~, YOU 0\6TINC.TL.: TOLO ME. "THAI 1 Wl6 GOING' -ro~ON~A6 A i~K5HOW~ Ille IMF lo Bavaria II) THI! GOOOIU Tim anct Oraoma try kung lu 8111 b4!come1 m111t8' or the Lancattrlan Mar11at An ot Eeky Thump and black 1>11ddlng lly t2:308 OATINOGAME I> MOVIE • ••i. "Tt10111 No1 A T .. 1 .. ( 191121 SHmon Gla11, Mary Morlas I NATIONAL NEWS 12:40 (J) C88 LATE MOVIE **"The Strenge PoHff• soon Ot Mrs Oliver" (1977) Karen Bleck. George Ham11ton 0 MOVIE *. "All The Yoong Men" ( 1116()} Alan Ladd, Stdoey Poitier. @) THE P1llC£ IS RIGHT 1:00 D MIONtGMT SPECIAL Hosts: The eommooore1. 0 MOVIE • ''> "Otary 01 A 88cf>etor" ( t96-tl Joe j ••ver. Dom Deluise QJ MOVIE • '11 "High Ba•baree • f 1947) Van Johnson. Juno Ally~ II) MOVIE • • "A Bell from Hf.'h ' ( 19701 Voveca l •n<Jlors. Renaud Verley 1; tO@) 1100,000 NAME THAT TUNE 2:008 MOVIE • • "Carry On Sergeant" l t9601 Wilham Hatlf\ffll, Bob Monk11<>use. 2:100 NEWS 2:2011 NEWS 2;300 NEWS CD MOVIE * * ' Night 01 The BIOOd Monster ' ( 19721 Chro~IO· pher Lee. Mana Schell 2:•50 NEWS QJ MOVIE • * • "Mane AnloonPlll'" ( 1938) Norma Sll1<dlf'r. Tyrol'!' Power 2:500 MOVIE • '> "Beware Ot CholdrMI • \ 1961) LMlie Phillps Juh.i Lockwood 2:5511 MOVIE • • ~. · Seven Colle<. 01 Gold" ( 19551 An1horov Ouonn, Richard E91111 4:00 8 MOVIE • • * • "lea Miserable~" ( 19351 FrPdroc Maren Charles LaughlOn 4:30 CD NEWS 4:400 NEWS 4:45 0 MOVIE * "Daddy 0' I Hl .. 'li Dock Conhno. Sandr.t Golt!,. '°'·'I I 'RI>:\ Y ~MORfM- •~ 8 Cl) SUMMER NME.8Ta •• Hl!WS Cl COMMUNITY FEID8ACf< Hoel: Femendo Oft Rio • UNIVEA8fTY cw-THa AIR 1:158 81GNON I f1l.M8 THAT TEACH l:30 l<IOSWOALO D THAraCAT D OOUNTAY AOA08 8 OAVEYANO OOUATH ., SPEN<OUT Cl) AOMPEA ROOM fD CAPTIONED ABC NEWS (I) TV ClA8SAOOM ®) tT'8 YOUR BUSINES8 1:00 II """'LO ANO THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 0 GODZILLA I GL08ETROTTERS AOVENTUAE HOUfl 0 BIG BLUE MARBLE 0 OJ) SUPE.RF'RIENOS 0 HOTFUOOE QJ TEENSCENE Ho'll' Romell Foster. Owens. Guests. SporlS· castor Jim Mill, ectrots Paula Kelly, world Cf\ampo- on ice Skate<s Randy Gnrdner and Tai Babilonia. fI) YOGA FOR HEAL TH ({) TO 8E ANNOUNCED 7:30 II DUSTY'S TREEHOUSE 0 PACE.SETTERS Ho~• Ray Gnnzaltts 0 THE LONE RANGER m MUNDO REAL II) SONRISAS ID AS WE SEE IT (RI (8 1 KIOSWORLO 8:00 0 (]) MIGHTY MOUSE I HECKLE & JECKLE 0 FRED ANO BARNEY MEET THE SH MOO 0 THE RIFLEMAN 0 (\OJ PLASTICMAN 0 ROU£R 0£RBY m MAYBERRY R.F.O. II) SPECIAL PEOPLE fD ONCEUPOHA CLASSIC "Dominic Mou Sarah" The houseltBePO>" of Casile S1..iomon sends the castle b.i•toll 10 capture Dominic. who •S bff•ng rulhlOSsly lnlPlfOQ3ted. (Pan 3 Of 81 (CCl(R) 8 30 0 THE Rffl.EMAN m HAWKINS II) HERE'S TO YOU W RUOPCRI by Armstrong & Batiuk Real People Speaking Up Are Too I~eredible By PETEil J . BOYER LOS ANGELES (AP> -Shut Up, America. Please. When a camera crew from ABC or CBS or NBC knocks on your door asking if there's a nything bizarre you'd like to do on prime time. say no. Better, tell the m that your family reads books and ask if they'd like to film that ., Do not, please, tell them that your daughter eats peanut butter-and-live-gold.fish sandwiches. Do not tell them about Cousin Harry who hasn't bathed in six years, or about the cult of body odorists to which he belongs . You will only feed the rabid "reality television" beast, which already roams reckless over the airwaves in hordes. IF 11IE TiLEVISION'S "reality" plague has proven anything, it's that the premise of using real Americans for enterta.inment was better as an idea than as a fact. The creatures go by many names, "Real Peo· pie " the prototype, "That's Incredible," "That's My' Line," "Games People Play." The most odious of them is this one called "'Speak Up America" Fridays at 9 on NBC, Channel 4. George Schlatter , one of television's most creative and onginal forces, thought it would be good to have a show allowing Americans to speak THE BUJES BROI1IERS a musical comedy C.....,.E Orange 634·2553 ~ NC>W PLAYI N(~ ... _. IT_ .............. ,WA •• -.,,,. °""' l»-1770 II< .. b29 !IJJIJ • -Call Mtw 540·~ up about their troubled times. He'd use Colum- bus, ()hjo's QUBE system to give viewers an im· mediate input to the show. Okay. A little close to the edge, perhaps. somewhat reminiscent or the lunatic Howard Beale show in "Ne twork," but if done with restraint, -it could be entertaining and informa· tional. RESTRAINT AND GOOD taste were fast chucked out the window. To host the show, Schlat· ter hired Marjoe Gortner, a child huckster preacher who has brought all the tools or bis former trade with him into adulthood -the frenzied pitch, the bell-fl.re tone, the hand gestures that once framed exhortations to get right with the Lord. To help Gortner in bis mission, Schlatter pro· vided co-hosts Rhonda· Bates and Jayne Kennedy. Miss Bates. loud and com y, is prone to intermit· tent shrieks tbat could give dead men headaches. Miss Kennedy, you'll recall, was once a sports journalist of sorts on CBS' "NFL Today" show. She was bad there. The company she's with now makes her seem a female Eric Sevareid. I was only able to sit through one or these shows, and only with the help of two bottles of beer. For each half-hour. The one I saw opened with a segment on .,,. hlntm.Uc .. ,. untoldlng •bomrcl • mlghlJf ship ••• Intelligent •nd •nlerbllnlng." r R ochel"d Schoc kel, Time Megez1ne cau •u n • 11n.srH UA C1ntm1 Saddlbck H1·Way 39 Drive· In s.40·0594 581·5880 (714) 891 ·3693 -C1ntdOt11t 634·25S3 W£STW1m1 UA Cinema 893·0~46 the women sailors from the USS Norton Sound threatened with discharge from the Navy for al- leged homosexuality. "Spe ak Up Americ a" ma naged to get all eight of the women on the show to give their views on their highly publicized hear· ings, something no TV news operation. to my knowledge, had been able to do. Btrr BEFORE I COULD mutter "Good job." Marjoe the preacher left the platform to work the crowd. He soon found a woman who said. "My husband's in the Navy. I wish all the women in the Navy were homosexuals." If homosexuality didn't give you a few laughs . "Speak Up America" moved on to prostitution. a ,real barrel or yuks. They dressed Rhonda Bates up 1•11111t1'\ "II,,.., IY tQ· "' 0 like a streetwalker and sent her on patrol with an · LA PD "trick squad," to bust a few johns. "YOU'RE A NATURAL.'' the woman cop told Rhonda. Rhonda and her undercover partner were eventually solicited. on national television. and Rhonda reported ·'They picked him up and took him to central headquarters for pre-booldn '." That's not all. "Speak Up America's" cameras followed the s uspect. Reggie. into the police station. They asked him how at felt to be arrested for trying to solicit Rhonda Bates on national television. •·1 was pretty shocked," said Reeeie with an "11barrassed laugh. FEATUlllNG THE HIT SONGS ·MAGIC. M UAlL OVEll THE WOlllLD," "XANAOU.* ...... AllVL. ..... .-.IBID• amn·•·~~m -~•••·•••· .. _,.aJmill -···~··· ~ -~-· t&\ . ...-.••·~II•~· •w.llBl· .... tm•·...,MBI ww · UllllY.0. .,;:•;;;..-=-------·------......, •. _,. ___ .._......... . I OljiMI ......... !>ii!D rn -41liOl'.I NOW PLAYING .. ,.;.., ___ ..__ ______________ ..... l Fridey, August 22. 1980 DAILY PILOT (» Gardeni!!fl ____ jiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ·~ • 811Siaesnnaa la Tears •ITTla\J&OR (AP)° - ICllJawit.. J1ont.a••1 WoM laaa ................. .,........, -I• •ore t.Ma 41 11111111111111 .. t.be OWMI' and .. .......,.. ol tM ffof- ...... ..... MIM Co , • • a' -be lnberited h'om bla .......... lat.her d\U"tq t.be ~=-la Wa racket. ainee ...... HonWd aald .. be pared ...S e-.,..S lbe puna•t root. •••• cot boraeradhh , laOtHradl1b and relish. and .. Mndllb ud Meta .•• W81LB Pl18BING bits of ............ iDt.o a lrinder at bis ~ iD tM eit,y•a market dil~ trlet. Hatftekl broke into tears. ''Tbil doUooe atufl is really atrons ... he said. "But it's amooth, you know. It's smooth Md lt goes 'lP your DOltriJ.s. It .,....., burn YOW' tonpe." Boffleld claims to bave a ta.st.e for the stuff himself, and offered a reluctant visitor a horseradish aandwidL .. WE RAVE four or five bot- tles open all the time," be said. "You can put it on eggs or fl.sh, beef, anything you want. It won't harm it." Hoffield's product is pure ground root with only a splash of distilled vinegar. One taste clears the nostrils in a Oasb. .. There's a lot of competition. There's a lot of horseradish on the market," be said. "But most • aren't pure. Mine is regular pure horseradish, you un-· derstand. There's no chemicals lnit." .............. BUT BECAtJSE there are no preservatives added, Holfield's horseradish bas a short life. He figures it will bold its strength about two weeks. After that. it turm black from the top of the bottle down. Holfleld won't say how much horseradish be make5. But the company, which once employed four others, now employs only Holfield. And be has to sell other food products with the boraer8dish to make ends meet. tE HAS BEEN MIXING HORIERADISH SINCE 1934 a.,toft Hotfteld Boalea ProdUct In lmal Shop One Pittsburgh restaurant no longer in existence often would buy up to 20 ga llons of horseradish a day from his father, Hoffield said. a s mall Jar of his product sells for $1.25, while otbers that won't perish so quickly are priced about 50 cents lower. "It's an altogether different product. We buy the best roots. I never ask the price," be said. "But I don't worry about it. I figure I got enough customers. I got customers who are willing to pay it ." "N.turaU,y it's down. We don't put out as much as we used to do years ago," be said . 0 My gosh, we'd buy 100 sacks or horseradish at a time. We don't do that anymore." But the corporate food giants have outpriced Hoffield, wbo now sells maiJlly to apeciaJty shops and restaurants within a few miles of downtown. He said. Gray Breaks (Jp Green Cok>r Contrast Adds llst w Garden A garden with just all green shrubs and trees sometimes offers a monotonous background at night, but when the planting is interspersed with gray-foliaged shrubs and trees, the garden comes to life! Among the trees wbicb can add another dimension in color for your garden are the olive tree and the gray.foliaged acacia. The pearl acacia is a sbrub but can be trained into a rounded. open-headed tree. For a gray- green foliaged hedge or screen to contrast with lower foreground shrubs, use Pittosporum crassifolium. FOR MEDlt.IM SHRUBS to highlight a dark background, you have several choices. The Botany Burglars COLO RAD O SPRINGS, Colo. <AP> - People here don't roll up dae sidewalks at Dilbt - I.bey roll Up the city's 1reenery a nd take it bome with them. The woral incident Ulla aummer bu been Ule theft of about 8,000 square feet ol grua sod at the Aclama scbool- park site -enough to make lawns for four tract bousea. It was valued at •.eoo. cotoneasters offer a wide range or growth habits, gray.green leaves or those with green on top and a lighter color underneath. The bmb morning glory makes a handsome small mound covered with silvery foliage in- terspersed with pink or white flowers in late spr- ing and summer. You could also try the feathery cassia which bas needle·lilce gray leaves and a long blooming season of bright yellow flowers. II ~I ~'.!!!IJ:~ AUGUll 16.M MuMs79c 4• Siie .... $1.lt IDEAL SUMMER SHADE COLOR .. _ BEGONIAS , ONN MON.-ffll. 74. MT. 1• M H • LLOYD'S NURSERY AND LANDSCAPE CO., INC. .............. i.. .... alC-.'*-CA (7141646-7441 • Ml ........... , ..... °" ...... 1!11111 ... ~· • Weekend Garden Hints '~~~r~n.1ibra.ty4 i:ardell.8 : · .. ~ "C ~ ', , . • Now la the time to start planting winter sweet peas for color dur· inc the holiday season . • • Use a weed control on your lawn th.is month and fe rti lize to en- cour age true l awn grasses. •Plant seeds now in the vegetable garden and let the fall "r ains help water them: broc- coli. beets, Brussels sp routs. ca bbage, Chinese cabbage, car · rots. cauliflower. celery, endive, kale, lettuce, mustard, parsley , GIFT SHOP SUMMER SALE 30°/o OFF SILICTID MBC ... MDISI Me SPICIMIH PU~S AUG. 25-27 AMLING'S parsnips, radis h es, ~'ij •. rutabaga, spinach and ~ turnip. ~ Sale Ends August 31st • Stake and lie chrysanthemums to prc- v e n t drooping aod breaking. Disbud if you want show-type blooms. • Ir your azaleas, citrus, rhododendrons or ca mellia s look yellowish, give them an iron supplement along with their norma l fertilizing. New Bugs Foe Sought fleas bugging you? SACRAMENTO (AP) -The state wants to see whether gamma rays, ultrasound or othe r space age sclen~ can replace pesticides in k.U.llng fruit rues. DON'T PANIC ••. WE CAN HELP! Using the besr te chniques ovo1toble. our Calif orn10 Certified Nurserymen show you how rocontrol fteos. The Food a nd Agriculture Department h as asked the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena to also try out microwaves, gases, heat and cold and whatever else it can think of. Tbe department said it has put up $30,000 for the research, and the National Aeronauttcs and Space Administra- tion contributed $80,000 more. I Onion Fight Ends I Floriat Specialf NEPHTHYTIS Several varieties. 8" POT REG. 8.95 f Nursery Special f HIBISCUS Spectacular blooming evergreen shrub. Many varieties and colors. 1 GAL. REG. 3.50 2.47 Indoor Plant '/ CUSTOMER COMMENTS: t :;,~~= QUALITY ~~19 ~ BECAUSE WE GROW THEM LAIGIST ~ s1L1cT10M a·v1 L .,:r,~~ ... NJ•'o-. .·.~~ Pa 594! f' ... a 11_0111 ____ _ • so LAlfK. ••HM _. .............. 24 .... Delille .... us5 I " AMDHIALTHT! ti .,1..._o..p s7H .. ,, .... ,.... ........ • I H A Y I ~IOft.... 1 15900 LAMDSCAPID ~ llfllL,......a..c..t THiii HOUSIS ~·u.,.,...._ s~9oo PIOM SUPlll r. ~ DICOI...._. ~=u_.~ • IUPlll DICOI ~· ....... •at• M.,.._ OMIS t ~=~ s39• lllT PllCIS it Aloate ;j llflLCllaf • s39• ... IPt.Stl •• s39t1 f llKAJFlm 14ft. .. 11 .... ._.. Z4"IOX~ IYllGltl94 PIAI a.OM UYLMCMI CYPltlSS IUl&IAM ...... w••-•..,,. ........... IYCAMOll ITAUAM CTPllll H'l'INW•M 119 YUCCA COllALftm MltNAMT smoo • SUPlll DICOI ADYICI ALWAYS DOll1"1JOI ~ AYOCADOS Wt ~ ~so: ........ ,..... . ...... " °' OlbWefrAL ....., .. ..,. • 539" •• ••a. SO MANY TO C HOOSI FIOM. A• ALWAYS THI llSTltTOWMI HOmCUlTUll .... ff.ti I NEW 1 80 SCIROCCO ONLY NEW '80 RABBIT ONLY s7 • •53A0047432 AN IMPORTANT MFSSAGE FOR THE ~MERCEDES-BENZ OWNER 1 • Mercedes-Benz takes pride in the way· in which their cars are de- signed and built. The same measure of care and atten- tion is applied to the service prcwidcd by your author- ized Mercedes-Benz dealer. Like any sophisticated work of engineering. a Mercedes-Benz requires careful servicing. It needs the perception and experience of au- thorized dealer personnel, people who have been trained by Merccdes- Benz. It needs the· specialized tools a nd equipment that an authorized Mercedes-Benz deaJer has at its dis- posal. And. a highly trained Mercedes-Benz service technician is nec- essary for expert diag- nosis. Our service techni- cians at Mission Viejo im- ports are ready to give your Mercedes-Benz the care worthy of a sound t rans- p ortation investment. The high resale val ue of a Mercedes-Benz is partly due to the way in which it is built, partly to the sensi ble care and servicing given by the owner. For an in-depth service analysis of your Mercedes- Benz call Tate Casey o r Keith Mal- comson, (714) 83 1-1740 or 495-1700. Mission Viejo lmpons WMn 11 Ctll' & MP,M'd lib no otlwr t:tU in the world It Mo"'4 bl Wvlud UA~ no othn car in the world. Jl'JI! ......... Pmkway (1·5 at Awry). Mission Viejo, CA 92692 --. ' CLEARANCE SALE HUIE SELECT• OF 1980 MAZDAs •· STOCKI 1980 MAZDA GLC HATCHBACK ' speed transmission & this one is fully factory equipped! (68699). CStk. 52701. 53988 1980 MAZDA 82000 PICKUP 4 speed transmission. step bumper & fully tactory equipped. (06809~ (Stk, 3019~ t979 FORD . PINTO RUNABOUT This economical 4 cylinder car has en automatic transmi9eion. S>OW9f' steering. air conditioning & lesa than 11).000 mlt@sl C985Y80). C&k. P4232). 1977 FORD · LTD 114 DOOR Automatic transmission. air conditioning. power steering & LOW MILES! The best value for the dollar on our lot! (45389). ($tk P4375). 1978 CHEVROtET CAMAROZ.28 This car has air conditioning. automatic tranemlsslon. power steering. AM /FM oaseette decit & maoe. It's en $>CC8Pt10nal earl (859LKE). (Stk. P4394). ' 1980 CHEVROLET CHEVEI IE This gas miser has a 4 speed. bud<et seats & Is barely broMn in wl1h less than 5000 mites. (855ZPA). (Sttt. 1Sl9A). DM.YPILOT 1978 FORD COURIER PICKUP This is a 4 speed. long bed truck with very low miles and a radio. It's red with a black mterior. (1M39425). (Stk P4388T) 1979 DODGE 4x4 PICKUP A loaded 0150 wtth auto. trans.. tilt wheef. air oond. & off road wheels and tires. less than 700 actual miles' (361196). (Stk. P4201T). . 57488 • Ii .. ~Gr AINUllD ......... . .............. 111.a• ...... .,, .... .... ... =··· ........... 8"-1W ..... _ u.1..,11••1111•s..1s:=_ ...... AlsHI J'9tlle~ I t&.e•1eaJev= ,_ ... a. u. tap 1t ,.em r1 .u &upaJWI to 1911 W ,_ W • ..,:uw lDeo8le cl about •• la,.._ ,_ • 1ocome ol about • •·• to qualily for the ( CONSVllER J top 10 pll'CmL Oa• tbina hasn 't ebaqed. nae more you ..,... tbe more you pe.y. Tbe federal iDcome tu la desiped that way. The Ta "'-daUoll said tbat in 1971. tu- payera wbo bad adjmt.ed,,,,.. l.Dcomes of S29,414 or aaore -tbe top 10 perceet -paid '9. 7 percent oc the federal laeome,tues. T.uPAYBU wnll ADIVBTBD Gaos& in· com• betwem Slt,llO ud SZt.o• -about 15 pe,.. cent ol tbe total -paid M percent of federal in· come tues and tbe 2S peftellt wbo bad acljuated IJ"OU meomes between $10,980 and $19,llO paid 11.7 ~"' tbe tu•. au: tbe top 50 pereent ol tupQel'I pald AS percmt o1 tbe tu• ln tm. nae 50 percent of tbe tupayen with lldjuated ~ lDCOmes below tbe median leYel paid only $.5 pert'fat of the taxes. The proportiClm bne rem•iDed similar over tbe yean. In 1973, tbe top :iO percent of the tax- payers paid 8.4 percent of the taxes. The burden on tbe richest group -or the peo- ple who qualify u rieb aceordinJ ).o the statistics -la 1eUIDI a little beaYier, bowner. P1IOll It'll TO tm, TBB averaee federal tn- com• tax for all tupayen inaeued SI percent. Durtncthe ume period, the •ft!ftl• tu for the people in tbe top 10 pereeat rme M percent. Tbe in· crease in tbe averqe tu far the taxpayers in tbe bottom 50 percent wu OGly Z1 percent. Note: AU these ftpres are based on studies of tu returns. They do not take into account the peo- ple who, leplly or illegally, do not ftle returns. They a1ao do DOt take into account earnings whicb are not reported OD tax returm. An Internal Revenue Service study, released last Auaust. eatlmll&ed tbat the 1ovenunmt II 1osinJ blUicm OC doUan eadl ,ear became people fail to me re-tarm ,. daD't report all UMir' income. · Ac:continl to the IRS, unreported income fn>m letal 90Ul"cm totaled $75 bWm &o $100 billioD ia im . ..,_.. wu an adclitioul S15 billion to '35 billiaD ol wrw iDCOID8 from Weaal aourcea. Tbe Jolt tu, IRS Wei. wu bet•een $11 billion ancf $31 bWicm -13 percent to 18 percent of the amount tUt wa actually coUeded in JJ7S. TBE nGnJCI ALIO DO NOi' TAIE into ac· count st.ate and local taxes which, in general, bave • been ri8ina f .... tbaD federal toes. . . . Tbe Tu Foundation doe8 bave some good news alODa with the bad, bowfter. It found that state and local property tu co'1eetions went up oo- ly 6.2 percem in 1978 -the smallest rise since the recession year of 1974. When the foundation compared property taxes with penonal income, lt foand that tu collections t.ook $44 ol nery $1,000 in perlGDa1 income in 1978 -the same amount tbey took in 1168 .. On a per-capita buls -total tu collections diYided by t.o&.a population -tbe averqe property tu in 11'11 ,... ... Tbe atatea with tbe biabest per e:f!.tal property tu were: Alaska, $808; llwa..u.. tsn; Calitonta.,•; New:Jeney, $411; md New York, $411. Tbe ftprea do DOt reflect tbe hill Impact ol Propolltion lS, approved iD Ca1ilclnda ID 11'11. • Air Passengers Mad PEKING (AP> -Puaeqen who flJ com· manist CbiDa'• only airline risk bu:ncer, l?NIY food, tldnt OI' sleepin& iD the street. two unbappy CblDW .....,... completned ID letters to tbe Communilt Party oewspaper People'• Daily. They complained that the planes ol the Civil Aviation AdmiDlstratioa ol China, the CAAC, don't fly OD time; IDeGDYenienced puaenaen never are fed or homed; ateward••et are rude and ~ in Jeneral are treat.eel with "relentless erenee ... In the leemd recent attack CID CAAC service, a reader identified u Xi Wan wrote that the service la .. baclrtrard," the staff ''telll Bes," and the airline'• poor performance ••ts notorious throughout tbe world ... Pt1BLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Car Spin To Market Costly WASIDNGTON (AP>· Hop in your car for that one-mile spin to tbe market and you 've spent nearly a quartet Just getting there, the Transportation Depart· ment reports. Department experts have looked at the C08ta of owning and operatiq an auto in the United States. They concluded that to buy a ataad.ard size car and drive It 100,000 miles over a 10- year period would coet nearly S:ZS,000. ACCORDING TO the study, dooe last year, it costs 24.6 cents per mile to operate a standard sized car. For a subcom· pact it's Ol1ly 18.5 cents, ruing to 21. 7 cents for a compact and 38.2 cent.a per mile fOI' a van. The study said that for a 1tandard·1ize car bought and driven 100,000 mun over 10 years it will cost about ~.437, excluding tues, for some 6,250 gallou ol gasoline; about $4,804 for malntmance and re- pairs; $2,445 for in· surance: $3,298 for garagiq, parking and tolls and $1,597 la automotive taxes. The department notes that these costs cover the lifetime of a car, and usually it pas ses through three or more owners duri.Jls( this time. FVOf6cer Joins Board Al an Chancellor of Fountain Valley baa been elected to tbe board of directors of the Los Angeles County Professional Peace Of. ficers Auoclation. Chancellor is a sheriff'• sergeant, as- signed to the Car'loo st.a· lion detective bureau. Degree Earned Susan Ellnuly Wilmer. of 31125 Via Santo Thomas, San Juan Capistrano, baa re· ceived a master's degre e from tbe University of Colorado at Deaver. 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I H()C)llll ........ l'lot!ltAL INCOME .,. ........ ,._ ... ~ ................... . tltOE.........., ... ~l!~A<t ••.•• ... 5"c:lel EdYcMkln. . • .. .. • . . • . • . . . .. .. . ...... D«I v~ Edwc9tlof> Amen•n-h of "'9 ..•. .... Ottllr .,_1_ ....................... . te1WI ~ ""' ....... ~ ......................................... . Pulllltll:O Or .... c.oett Oell'I' f'llet. .... STAT1! INOOIU 111.?M 1Sl,10S ns.-t0o.1H 13,117 1,152,oM t.ue. n. 2'.5-. s. ti.,.. ,.,... "" "'*• ~ 1611 .._ ... E .... lutleft AN • .... .. •••• ......... 20 .... ..DI PUBUC NOTICE PUllUC NOTICE •tt....,......, ..... CJ ' • .. • .. .... •• .. .. ....... .,,.., 16111!---~........ .................. 29.Ht 1614Tr...._Me!Ull'I'~ .................. 1'.114 1611 Tr...._. ..... MePdl•CIPSt• ..... •• .... ... •.111 •161E~ly~ ......................... ,..,,.. 16110 ....... T......._,..,.... .................... 112,'9 IUO Sp:c .. ~ ,,....,.,..,.._. 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Ass1!1l-. s.tertft . . .. .. .. . . . . .. • .. .. •. .. .. . .. . • 19,41) 2200 041MHMd s.tel'IH of DltMct ,.Mmc:-:::c::...~ ................... .. ~ Selertft ... ........................... ...,...,. ,,..,.......__ .... o.r ___ ~Seier* ............................. . 2500 FOOO Senlclt "*'-IM s..wles ••.••.•...•..• 2t00Tr~Paf-'Daltwflft •••••.••••.• 2M Otfllra-lftlll ............................ . TN!, o-lffed SMerWs ........................ .. .. IMJILOYl!EllNlf'ITS ....... 'hiedlln' .............. $,......""""""",.... 1110.._T..._... ... lt••••S..... ..... .,. 10,61' SS.,1'16 "2.141 ,_, ..... tw T....,.. ............................. -.• ... t.ns.• ,_._T .......... tnAre"°""" CMllw tlml T ........ , .................. -....... _. -~ ....................... ~ ... -N••1..._.1 ... ,,... .................. ... .. llC*O IMTlltllT MfD HO« .... lOlt PUMD .... OUTSTAHDINGao..O£DINOEaTIC>Ht:S.Set JuMJO ........................................ M.-..0 MlnvtA ..... 9f BeMllllt.....,_. ................ ,...,.. .l* OUTSTANDING 90NDEO IH O!IT110HISS .. . ... ~ A. 8EGUtNING 9ALANCE, JULV t .°'°2 C-"ln~T--.,..... ...................... I~ .Ot111 NET 8EGIHNINO e.A&.ANCE . .. .. • ............. .•• ,...._.. .o:Jlt 8. INCOME .ODS ... nATEIHCOMll ltJOTH .... Mf~MIM ,.... ..,, ........ .,,_,..,., .......................... . ....... 1'11Holtwo-tl' ._....... ................... . .._ 1'190-..T•WMu.,..._,,, .............. . ~ ........................................... . -LOCAL IHCOMI ~ 1110 Otwtct T- t..m.760 20,ClllO 2,Jn.11t --.;,~~ 11\1 s.cw.t fllall ................................ -111•~-·· ............................ .. •UPrtwY....-T~ ........................... . "'° 1"""91, ..................................... .. ~ .......................................... - TOT"L IHCIDMe ........................... .,,_, C. TOTAL,NITHGIHHING llALANC'E J,.132,tf7 ... ..,,, >ClUCltltlC ICXIOCIC ......,., AN 0 INCIOMa ............................. -•• '-\Sl.1'1 O. OTHllt OUTOO 1000 OTHllt OUTGO °"' S«"'°9 ...................................................... 90ftd 1 ............. oe. Sentcle a..-... ~·· .. . Olller f'..-s ............................. ., .... . TOTAL.OTHEltOUTOO ........................ - E. ENOIHO llALAHCE. JUNE JO 7UMJ 3114.1'5 .,.., ~ lnOMolyT,__y.............. .•..•• . .... IA"7MO NET ENOIMGllALANCE ................ _... • 1M7Mif F. TOTAL. OTHElt OUTGO "t.US Ill.JU '.ll'S.'21 NET EHOING ML.ANCIE .... • ... • ....... ••• 4,l"3.,1St Mll\.DIMO .... A. 8EOIHHIHGIALANCIE,JULY I Cftft In County T,_., ......................... . ..... .,. NET tl!GINNIHG ULAHCt: ..................... . nl,J74 -LOCAL INCOME :a,m 1 ., u .. ., 81111d1119' ,._ ......................... . ::: ~~l~}~~1eo1NNiNOBAUNa ........ . '40,MI ANO IN(X)jlW ................. ., ........... . U$,i.1 0 . Utf'l!NOITUltft . I ... SITES, llUllDINGS,IOOl(SAttOMEDf"-m ,tM AHONIEWEQUll'Wlt'MT SJ.Ml I .................. _ .................... . E. ENOIHO aAl.AHCI, J'*IE » Ut,1U MET l!NOIHO 9"'UUtCe .................... -•• """' Jt.M n..m I F. TOTAL, llC~NDITUltl!S I02, 1J1 f'LUS ten l!'MOIHO ~.... ............. 11,m J..2141 W.QA&._.,. ... ..,.. A.8EOINHING8"'LANCE,JULY1 I I ~,,lftc:-yTr_., ....................... . ISO.ODO l.nS C-UeoillUK ......................... ., • ... NET 8EGIHNING6A~ .................... .. Adjvlt_., ~ Ueiloltlllas .............. . CXIClOCXX I AOJUSTEDNE'T IEGINNING~ •••• l.000 8 1 NCOlllW n ,tU o 1tOO INCOMING TRANSFEln . IS,M4.50t "'°,,,.,,,,,,.Tr....,.......................... • 54f,tto TOT Al rNC0Ma • • .. .. • . .. .. • ... .. .. • .. ........ , S4t,tll C. TOTAL. NET NOt ... tNO aA! Aetal :~=I o.A:.0.:.':110·· ........................ _. · t.IM.M1 -COHTltACTIED M!ltVICU MO OTHER Of'lltATIHO I Jll"ICNSES Contr--. ltallbllftd ...._ .................. , • 6GOISITB, 9UILOIHGS, 900CSA#OMEDf"-AN0 HEW EO\JIPNIEHT Sllft .... h••-·· ... Sitts .................. . 8ulldlftet eold 1 ...... D-14'11 .. ~•••••••• •••• ~ ...................................... . 6,000 SUBTOTAL, EXPENOIT\JRES ................... . 1000 OTHER OUTGO U.000 ll'terfuftd.., Ott.tr Tr~ .. .. .. . . • .. . . • . • . • • • ISO.GOO TOTAL. EXPf.NOIT\JAES&O'n411tOUTOO, • MO.AIGO E. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE » 1,AltO-C-"lnC-.,T~............................ US,"6 ..-~ C-LMMlllW . ............ ............ .•• ._,., EID-NIET IENCMNG llAUUlfCE .. • .. •• • ..... •• .... •• •• .. _.... tUSt.111, P . TOTAL. IJlf'ENDITUltU JILUIMaTbOIHO ~ ................ 'l:.. •.. ~.tM.651 --ITATW~-..1111-A, BEGIMHIHO BAUUtCI, Jiil. Y t S!IO.ODI c.s1> Ito Clluflfy ""-Y. . . .. . . . . . .. .. .. . . . - D,US,m NET 8EGUtMIHG9AUoHCI!. .......... -•• ··-· 8.INCOMI -.ut.W ... S"TATW IMCDMI .. . ... -•ICMatP.-... ... .. n.~ -t.OCAl IHCX)Ma ... , ................................. -.... . "°' I NCOIWNO TIIAHW1!1" ... l~Tr ........................... -••••• TOTAL IHCXIMIE ..................... ·-•••••• C. TOTAL. ltgT MGtNMtMO IM.MICe ._,S.S AMO INCOlllW! ...................... ·-·· , 0. llCf'ENDITUltO m.1" -eotfTltACTIDst!RVICUANOonte!lt \l$~ C>JleltATIHO IEIC"HSES ~...-.. .................... -.... . 1'.m E. INDIHO ~ JtMC• ••.m Celfl M c:..rt'I' T-. ............... _ -_ ...... . «..-.-Mnl .. DIHO~ ............. - .......... . E. l!MOINO llALAHCl!,JUNea ' ~.,611 NET ENOIHOIAUUfef ................. ~ .... . I Celfl IA c.owrty T~ ................... _ ... ,.. .. . fl. TOTAL. EIC"NOITUlllO 539, tJt l"LUS NllT ENDIMO aM.ANCI! •••••••••.•.•...•• CAl'l'T1llttA AC:ICDUWr u10.... A. eEGIMNttlO 9AL.AHCE, JUI.. y ' t..filfl ... st~taMeN ... J,IM,11S 7,113 436 ..... l <M,264 7.Aln...., :~-,:.:::::.::: .. ::·:::-:::·:::.:::::: .. Ac:OMMll .... _ ........................ .. S4ef'ft ............................................ . TOTAL CUltlltfHT ASS.En ..................... . LeuC"'""'U .. Ntlft ........ _., ............. . ~ET 8EGl .... IHGllALANCE ................... . II. INCOME t,nt-a1-.... 1'EOEltAt. IHCIOME "' -0.)e7) ,., • ,, l110 Clllld Hlllnt.., ,.,...,_. .• ..... ••••• ...... ... '10,119 ....., MOll5TATEIHCIDME ... $tleeletAI• ...... .:.=1=~~......,_ .................. .. ... .., ... s. .. ,..,,.. ··- J.m.-. -- ,. 11 -+- tt.m IS-111.ASI '"-Sii ,.... u.s.m tll.79 PVBUC NOTICE .. NMtwO.-._....., •• ,, .. "*' ······ 1'1D ---.......... ~ ........ ..__ *"'OASOt • ..-w•••• ..._............. ..... 41.461 -OAICM•O.W._ ..-wMa ,..,,..._ ·••·•· ...... ...... tM4fOOdSenlotS.... ........................... , ..... 141 t,AtJ ... ....-"'° ,,._. . . . ..... ............. ........ .. ..... s..m •.-"1CnT10UI..,..... • eaAMalTATalMtlT T"9.......,...,__._-.., -es: Clt.Al'T ttNHIS. 17tl ............ WlitG-1.C-.-...~*27 OHi WAY LEATHElt. INC.. e ~-----.,,.. ......... S..-C·1,C:..-IMM,~t-.n Tltl•....._la~ ... - -lltiM. °"'*'~ ..... ~L.. ....... ..,....... Tilft ......... _ ......... QMftty °"" .. °'9111 o-t'I' ... ............ . eA&.&.IVA•, ICltMt•t11ta A _ ....... ==------............. c -- ......... °""'9c.ll ~= -.,n,tt,..,s.n.• ,.... PlJBUC N'OTICE PICTIWiUifiili I ..._STA~ TM,.........,_ .. _......, -•: EttTERPRISE COM· MUNICATtON • CA9"RINO, IHI L....-c..,. ..... Ul9llM ...... ~-' ,,.,..,. ............ ~ C..,...,L....-N ...... ~ 911 _,......._ .. ~..,-· ....... E. "· HMllltl Tiiis ......,_.. -.... wltll .. c:.vntr C"'1I of 0r.,. c-ity ... ........,. .... PtCMn ........... Of ... Gelltt Oell'I' Piiot, -..n.,. ....... s.12,,_ ..... ' PUBUC NOTICE .. .cnnout ........ MAIMITA~NT TM ......... ...-.,.._..,. Mfllft1as: N IWflOltT 8M.90A HOJll ltTV INVESfMIN'li..!::l. \II• Lide, """*" 9Mdl. ...a Ne.,.n .................. ,,.. ~Inc;., Ml VIII Liiie, ~ ~ ... ~ .... .lel!'lft K•l'I Sc~, 1'IO tt't A-.c-• .~ fl'2S 1'11tt.,.... ........ .., ... .., ........ ............ ........... 1 .. ,....,.,. .--1e. lcllll9rl. .......... I ftlt .................... c..tt0*-t10...~ ... ,_, ....... ..,.... ........ ~C.S.o.J ........ ......... ~..... ... ......................... ,.,. ..................... T..._. .... ....... 1.-.......................... ..,_,., .. ......... ...._ ...... ltsterU 0"4r.I ..................................... . a..IUltu..: ... , ..... ''*"w.. •10 UM11Ula;11 ..... I--. !w T..-. ... .......... ,,... ............................. . Sl.llS -U•••••••'--•M .=.:.t!&:~~i--""'"''····· 3'IOWW""9'0W1 ... iWllMIW"-fOrT__.. ..... 1.-.t1111111,,.... ........................ .. 3'20 ....... o. .......... ___ ,,.,. OtMr E,,...,,... . . . ... .. .. .... .. .. . .. .. .. .. ... .. m .11• Total, E~ lleMflb .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .• .. • S.$11"'1 4000 800ICl. IU....UU. AHO llOUl,_NT ltE~NT 410tT.-....S 41.T ....... Olllafel ,...._ .,._.. .......... . 4WfT_.... ................................... . 4200 Ottwr llociks OIO Ottwr lloob, Gen«el ""'1IMe ............... . C2AO Otllar 8ocllta ................................. . 400 In~ Sullollft 4JIO lnstructlONI $lllPSlleS, O--•I Pvrpow FUildl ... • • •• .. .. .. • .. .. • •• .. •• •• • .... 4'° IMlnletlclnal ............. • • • •" ... · • .. • • • • "••• l«IOlnstNctlcNI---~ ..... ....... St,SS1 " ltl,HS U\ 4410 ln_,lclnal ....., ...... • .............. ·····•· ... .., 4G'.OlnttNctlciftlt............ .................. 21,«lt ... lnftNCtlclnal ... ~.................. JS ,,..,.. .,..,, tt,m tOS. llt ........ IOt.151 SJ0.1• 10.000 49100lllOrSl4illllet ................................ 1S4.lt0 *"'" .....,_Tr•IQl<1!: ... :~~.................. 1""2 201.al ................ -It ...................... 111.SIS 100,ltt T ..................... IF•• .. u ••A t.PS,.151 1,t'1.JOO -CDNT1tAC'tlD MltYH:H ANO onMR OJllMTINO ll1' ... MSQ S•CllRndl ... ,.......,.... s110c..m.•~~ o-111,.,..... ....... :..: ...... · "<.......... .. Sl,#t -Tr ... _.OI• we~................ w.-smo.. .. ...,,,..,..,. ........................ s.u1 5-.-.. ,. .. ~ ....... TWt ............................... "'·'" ,.,. u....., ~ ... .. .. .. ................ ... 111,111 .... "......, .... ~...................... , .. SM0"-1--............................... . ueo Utllllte ... "•"• 11 •• ne lwvkft............ ,,,..,,... MOO ClllWKll. ....... -.. ~ ••• .. . •.. .• .• .•••. m.Pt S1'0U ..... , ll«l*I .... AWlt I....-. .......... MUN *'°""'~ ................... Mt .. ,,, .. , .... ....... Dt~~--IM .......................... m.-... Tot .. , Celltr..-WW.._.OlflW ..::~:~~=-.·eooci'4MO~M.O .. ::~:.,..\~ .. ........... ,,............... .. .............. ,..... .. ...... I,, .. ..,.,,.., .... •••••• ...,. ... .................. Wl ...... ldlalt'-*"'" tl10 "*"".... .. .. ... . ............ ..... .. .. .. . ... ................ '4ttAu•1 ..... 1 ................................... . ... u.r.y 1!111 •• l'*'!t ........................... . ...... ,.......,.. ................ ·············· .... AltOlllwliJJle .............................. . T~-7.~~~:............ '41-, ...... lOTAL. TUltU •••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... ta ....... -C)ne.OUTeO ,,. ........... ..., OINr LOC.el I-............................. ,_ •• , ................... . Sutltotel ................................. ., .. .. •• •• '"'°· 120 TOT.Al IH<X>ME ... .... .... .... .. •• . .• ........ 2-.212 C. TOT AL, NET KG1Hf11NO aAl.AMC'E AHO INCOME .............................. .... 7.m.t1> O. EXPEHDITUltlESANOOTM£1tOUTQC) 2000 CLASSlll'IEDSALA!ll6 ................. .... 1'7,l'OI -EMPLOYEE llE.Hl!ll'IT$ ..... ... ... ........ ... Jtr,1u .. aootcS.. SUUPPUIS, AMO l!QUI~ n~MatlT Fead"'*-FOOCI ............................................ . Otfler,...~ ............................... . Ell"._..,......,,, ............................. .. ~ ..........................................•. .-s1TQ. MllL.OtHOS, 900CSANO MeOIA, ANO Nt!W ~l.,._MT . .......,,. FOOCI Servlat I• .. ••• ......... • • ...... •••• •• .. • t.Jt1 TOTAL, llX~NOllUltU ........................ .. ..... f . ENDING llA&..ANCI, JUHi • C....lfl ..... ~.Cl119 .... ''Osw ........ Ceafl ................ -~ •••••••••••••••• .... _....c:.. .................................. . AcCOUllD-tl'lNlltw .......................... .. ................................................... TOTAL CUltMNT AS'SETS ....................... . ..... c ...... Ulilltllltet .......................... .. N£T ltt04NGIALANCI ......................... . fl. TOTAL llCPINOITUltU Jl\.US NIT INDIMG AAl.ANCe .. • .. •• .. .. .. .. • . .. ..... t.19.ftl lllt4HlMH:9 ""'° A. 8EGINNING aM.NtCE. JUL 'I' .. .. ... • .. ...... -~ ..IN(OME ................................. -..... .. ... c.&~~~.~~~.~-......... ,,.,,.. D. l:XNJ.ait'Tutlft ••••••·••••••••••·•···•······· -.-1 . £NOtMGIALANCll.JUNI• ,................. --P. TOT~ IJfNNOITUtta, OTMllt 0UT00 ~us HEY llNDI ... 9MNtea.. ....... ..... ... . ••1.an .......... " ••ca.,.. A. 8 EOIHNING BM.AMCa. M.'I t NET llEGIHNIMG IAUWllC8 ................... . II. "'COME -MOO STATE IHOOM« "'20etar'r'MM&h" a •n m ff"'Oll'T' State •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ... INCOMING~IM 8"0 IM ..... ti"ll'!Mrf//l,_.."-.. 0-.. ..... to °"""9id ........ 1111 Cl ...... .. • .. • .......... .. TOTAL INCOME ........... 1 .................... .. C. TOTAL. NllT IWNNIMO ~ •NOi~ ••••·••••••••••·•••···•··········· l!IC llJtENOITUlllO -COHTltACT=O ltYtCal MIO OtM• OllJtl!ltATING l!JC NNt SWCAlfltractl. ... .._ •••••••••••••••••• I!. EN OlltO ML.A« .. "-• NET IENOIHGIAUUtca ....... , ................. . I'. TOTAi., •1CNHIM1Utta "°"'MST EHOtHO~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ........... °'**"'CllSll ........... &,. 4,616 .. lot 1Al.GIS U2SA.SS 7.al.211 •ms is,a, .. .., .. ,, ... ·-, .... .., .. .., .. .. .. . ..,,. .... ttt,6ta ....,.. --,.,..... ....... m.-•• --· --......... --... ":.=~::.-:'.~~.~~ .. ,,,...,,, .. a-.~ netT.-.... llMll: .. Clllt*WI ......... ~llrll &.•••••••••••••••••···••••• .,..,_ ,_,,..._., OIN•tl91~ ...,.., .. --(c.11 142·1111) "'' ............ "°" .,,__ ...... ,,,,.......................... .. . -~-· a •Cl:llllr9 ••••••••••••• ..., T:".£&..\".·:................. ... . .... --,., ,.., ....... DAILY PILOT ,.,. ............. ,,... • •1·• ..... I ?""------------· .. I TRY THESE CLASSIFIED INFLATION FIGHTERS I CJVowl&uUm Sell More ... with Daily Piiot PENNY PINCHER ADS Still only $2 3 lines for 2 days only $1 a day, 34c a line. Advertise one or more Items valued up to $100. Each additional line is only 60c for the two days. Sorry. r:to commercial ads allowed. Charge Your Penny Pincher Ad 1 or use your BankAmericard or Master Card §VoW...tJleW... More value for your DIME in the famous Daily Pilot DIME-A-LINE ADS AdvertlH Items up to SSO In value In Dlme·A·Une ad• every Satutday in the Dally Piiot. Bring your ad wlttl caah to any of our three converMent offices or mall your C09)' with a check or money order for the correct amount. Sorry, no llvestocll, produce or plants and no commerdal ads are allo.-.d. Eactl Item must be priced with no Item over S50. Olme--A.Une ads may be placed at the Costa MeH office until 3 p.m. Friday, until noon Friday at the Laguna Beach or Huntl1'9ton Beach ot11ces THE BIGGEST GARAGE SALE ON THE ORANGE COAST IS IN THE DAIL V PILOT CLASSIFIEDS DAILY PH.OT DAILY PILOT N The Blggeat Marketplace on the Orange Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You C•n hll It, Find It, :fr•de It With • W•nt Ad (642-5678) One Cell Service Fast Credit Approval Ser.-o .. ~lO<Y • • EMPLOYMENT & mPAHTION ~·~ =.w..i-::::.:. .... I'. MEICHANOISE A>rc•u n Caml"'n·"-'~ Rfl'I ~n<-Car• =~~":°&oOcns• .~::,~~;~;I• Rtn\ Tre1tea,U11111y AULo Sitvttt P•rt.J • AUTOMOBILE Geett'al . •. A.ollq\WI Cl-·~. Rttrnuon Vthi<lft Sc>on•. R O('t Roeb 41¥hff1Un•et TrUitk.1-•••••• v.... . .. ,4uwl..Nh1nc .• AMloQeWallle<l AUTOS, IMPORTED tllO tl::'O ~·JO vuo .. ~ • ~ltiCI VllO Vllll II@ ~... •. • •• •. • • '101 AU • Ko-0 • • • • • • • • • Yl\6 ,\udt ,, •• .• VM i\uollO·H .. lty • • • • • • • • V11Ai 8MW •• . • • • • • • • • •• VII% c.on ....... . ....... 1(11) ~.:::: :::·····:::::·:·.:m l>auun •• • • • • • ITlll 11-~tr .-rt • • • •.. • '. • ••.• Y1ZI fi•1 ..• .... • • • • .. vm Hllfld•.. • • • ••. 11111 J4i.:uo1r ••• •• •• •• "1~ .I•~".... ... . ... "1J:! KN1na All 0 h1•. • • , • • ••• Vl llo ti' ..................... ,,. ~:::-• .-.;.~.: :·· .::.: :::=: >IC ••••••• , •••••••••••• 111a MCB •••••••••••••••••• "1 .. 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I 002 C9eMf'OI l 002 GftMt"GI I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• EQUAL HOUSING O,PPORTUNITY ,...., .. ~ All real Mt.ate advertised in Uua newspaper LS sub- ject to the Federal Fair lfou1ihg Act ol '1968 OCEAN IST ATE $164,toO Smell the ocean breeze from thL& cu&tom 3 Bdrm home. 20Xl S' den Beamed ceilings. over 2.000 sq.ft. or spacious living. 3 car garage + many extras. Act now. Call 963-6767 ()I, .. Ill Q •II\ l\Jf'; '011 •1 (I l~l~UI whlcb makes it illegal to ---------advertise ··any pre- ference, limitation. or discrimination based on race, color, religion. sex. or national origin, or an intention to make any such preference . lim1ta· lion. or discrimination." 111.i.s newspaper wi II not knowin,ly accept any advertising for r eal esUlte wtuch is Ill viola· lion of the law. HIWPORT DUPLEX 2 Units on fee land. ACTOSS from park. Near beach. bay. & shopping. Pnced at $205,000. Eves 642-2253 DOORS TO BEACH 2·2 Duplex. Owner motivated. Ope n to creative financing. Possibly tittle or no cas h. -.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Will trade property · boat · car • or ? ? $249,000. aaotlS: AdnrtiMn ~ ched& their ods Eves 548-0715 associated HARBOR VIEW HQMES I 5 ldnn. 3 lath S.O..rMf IMMEDIATE OCCUPAMcY End location next tb park. Greenbelt view. Squeaky clean. New carpet and paint. Open Sat & Sun 12·5 1848 Port Stanhope Or By Appointment- $248. 000 c Leasehold) BY OWNER. 675-1222 Or 644·5607 Or 833·2237 THEIEST! MESA VERDE! REALTORS Spectacular newly Listed 3 Bdrm. 2 bath hom L' with family room. double WANTED bri ck fireplace, •JP· Would )OU like th<• g rad c d baths and pleasure & s ut•cess of kitchen. Beaut1ru1 rear :.dhng real cst atr in yard, fruit tret'S and cov· LagWla Beach? Jf )OU ered patio. Clean and are expenenccd & wish REALTORS 67S.5511 co•OMA DEL Mil.: A "Prff• ......... -. a prMIMged exc.,..n. w• to Uttt. C--9"dl 01 well 01 to loctil .... b..a.-'rut--s;• .... ._,._ ..... c-ts ...... wHtt t I 'wood ... glens llH sto. J ......... & ~roof. Fin bedroo1111 or fow -4 Mp• ate IMhh ••ht s.. OwMt-wt1 he4p ~e. Cal few detaih.$749,500 COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2 515 E. Coast Hwy., C--.. Mar 675-551' sharp $118,950. <.:all now! to be associated with a 546-2313 SPARKLE PLENTY t"''' "' Q • •" 1w1 •1•1<1 ''K ,. well estabbshed. reputa· l.Dvely 4 bdrm home with OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUM 1·5 1127 MORJA ~ ble omce, call Wtlllam .[~ - . ·• !'!!P!!!!o!!w!!!!e~ll!!!!fo~r!!!!1~nt!!e~rv~1~ew~. ~~I s pacious l iving rm. 2 ' 497.1751 frplcs, near new carpets & a ghst e mng pool. v;.w, View, View! daily -report ~ rors "-clately. The DAILY PILOT ass11111H WaterfrOf'lt Home DON'T BRO>< fRS REiil TORS lll11, W Balboa f> 1 l Jbb i Large assumable loan. S124 ,900. Ca 11 979·5370 now. hWltyfortheflntift. 5 BR. 4 Ba . cu:.tom READTHIS --...... •·-...&.:-....au. -------1wate rrron1 h o m e 1 _,., ALLS~J1TE ~ ... _..,._. ..... , w /l7x38• p v t d ock . unc:.syou arcinlcrcsk u 91ROMTOIEACH 1n one or Ne wpo r t ---------1 Large exec. hm, 4 BR. P rt c·c d St .39 i . OOO . lica<'h's fi nest hom<'s. Ocean view from 3 deck' In Laguna Beach. 0111· ye ar ne w . c u ~to n1 alll('Olltt''\ lot-. of wood 3 Bdrm:!', Bc1. S229.900 Call :\1 a g~1c Aµpl•I 752,1920 21.2 Ba . Be part of Bwldt•r w / trade for Mai:nifiecnt oct•an. REALTORS Newport Beach com · Pa lm Springs i-: ... tatc . mo untain. bay. c ity munuy. Sl79.500. Call for details on th1' home ll~hls v1ew'I. l'ool. !>IJJ , ASSUME! ~ownr1ag{. am:! irppt to s~ ~I fouiiTairu..1trcp1t & BBQ. $62,700 • •••••••••••••••••••••• GeMral 1002 J QUAIL CaroU:loH, <1gt 63l 0094 "Hdrms, 4 f-rplcs.-m a1d·s Super sharp! 3 Bdrm :? IE.ACH HOME! Slsmn·Are ~·ou a pro" VIEW? quarters. Pnvat{' beach bulh townhome. boubll· ••••••••••••••••••••••• A..!~S~~ Upgraded beach home-Earn like.a pro. We have COSTA MESA S795.000. Ca ll 979·5370 garage. pool, beautiful Newport! \\·alk to ocean openings-make 90%. Panoramic view or pro· now. gr eenbelt. Ass ume or private beach! New S20 per mo. desk fe<>, in· posed regmal park. Tn-·A SS2,700. 11~ loan with CNpets and fresh paint! clds ans. ser~ Call us. level 4 Bdrm 3 bath. LLS'rA TE Ulla.I payments of $679 Custom d~or. 3 patios + ~ fa m i I y r 0 0 m • 2 _ IM Equity, $22,000. Call for ~~~~~~~~- sec.iuded sundeck! Just ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~I fireplaces. Dining room, Rr... rroredeta1ls. 546·2313 IOpetl Tit 1:10 P .. ••U $121 ,250! Hurry, call CHtMACOVE extra large lot . fruit ----~-l:_:T_OR_S __ , 1Y1N 111•J •11•,1uN•o ~11o1n• IEACHCOTTA.GE 152.1100 trees. bwltm BBQ. Like 1~ 111J~·H iii SI06.soo 1iilf I gf ~~~~; ;;.=r~~$.~~~:::~ ~~Zt~¥~]~~ .. ~---·'·:i··'·1·.·i_a_1~.1_1 ~~l;:"F.~:!:: klu~p~t~~emf;re;l~~e~ [~'lfi&H~I r.:!'~ L;a:_~~~~"','!~\1 4~E=~D ;;61.rf~[r:~d~i;.~ 1£ you're 1IOt reading the little ads in Classified. you're missing a lot of newsy information as well as some great buys. Entertainer s gourmet , ·~. --·-····-~· 979-5370oow. ~sq. ft. 4 Bdrm pool. ...,,,...,, lotchen. steps to private ----,,--=--=--A futer. Assume Sl75,000at <»11•••1<1·11,,,,,.,,;~,,,., China Cove beach. MEWPORT VISTA. LLS.,." TE l~'"' .. wnh $70,000c.lown. [ ! Owner will help finance . HOME $89,900 _______ '_ ~"' ___ !O!!!!'w\!!!!·!!!!C~b!!al!!!!a!!!!n!!!!c!!e.~A~s!!k!!!!rn!!!!g~I ~~,!JUl.u'\!i;ll Call 613-8550 nus 3 Bdrm air condi· REALTORS S3SO.OOO 646·1514. i'lf:\n A ~,.. ''' q." ~ 'U'V '0 "' "'~' tJoned home 1s on a lar~e · .[SNllMI ~~!.~r ~'£;i~ 0tf'Clltfr0f'lt DtlplH COSTA MESA Brand new & beautifully EASTSIDE COUEGE PARK $2 . ~=-1••••=-ocean breezes. First Ume I•--------advertised. 646-7171 fwn. 3 br. 2 ba + 2 br. 2 Vacant! 3 Bdrm 2 bath ba. Spacious living room home, cozy kitchen wilh wJfrplc, lge palioo, 4 car bar. Brick fireplace, 2 9% LOAN garage. Asking &S.OOO. car attached J:arage, root.HOME This super 3 Bdrm + family room. pool hom1• is on the 2nd largest lot 111 c.ollege Park. Load:-nl u p g r a d e s . S e I I t• r motivatt.-d. A Ofrcrcd >Al Sll9.500. 540-3666 J asmine Creek. \\'ell JACOBS REALTY s uper sha rp! Vacant. located 2 bdrm. 2 bath ~~g13~xious. Sl34,960 $100 condo on wide greenbelt. ~========-1 ___ 6_7_S-_6_6_70 ___ 1 Deluxe throug hout. UNDER 100 $65,000 down. f\tll pncc Meticulously decorated S279.500. a nd m a i n t a 1 n e d 3 PENNY PINCHER AD 3 ltnt•s lor 2 da\'S only :SI a day, 34c· a line. Ad \·e rl 1se o ne or more Items valued up to SIOO. Each additional line Is only 60c for the two days Sorry . n o r o mmerci11I 11d ~ allo14ed. Charg~ Your Penny Pincher :\d or use ~·our Bank America rd Visa or '.\tastcrcard. I\ Div1s1on or 11:.irbor lnveslmt<nl Co. OWNER WAMTS OUT! CdMCHARMER Owner motivated• Sell 1t! Submit all offers ! On this 2 Bdrm charmer. Bnck fi replace. plush carpeting, French doors to huge wood deck over- looking rear yard and CdM hills. SS0.000 down and owner will finance. Call 61J.8550 Ol1'°' Ill f.I •JI\ IUN 10/C'I [ClflllHI D~. &~ NEWPORT CREST Marvelous Nt'wport home wi3 Bdrm. frplc. wet bar. & 2 i.undeck:. OnJy $189.500. 644-9990 OCEANFRONT HOME PLUS UNIT Spectacular architects dream. View , view. view. 'w\·ith 2 Bdrm guest qua rte r s or r ent a I. Newport's best. $950.000 Call 640-7171 C)l'H1 111 Q • II\ •u'1 'OH~ f [~ti~tlHI JUSTUsno Hard to find W. BA V A VE. Charming 3 bdrm + family rm residence. Pri vale ma sler suite w /retreat & s undeck. Secluded lwh patio + 2 Br rental unit! S375.000! lalboa lay Prop. Realtors *675-7060• bedroom 2 bath home in l' ~ t a b I 1 s h \' cl nc1i::hborhood Lux u r) rcatures mdude. bwllin m1cr owavC'. elec-t rl<' j.!UraKe opener. rull block wall. master sw\c :ind much mon: Don·t b!· dt!>· appomled. Call 751·3191 C:SELECT T' PROPERTIES The fastest draw in the West ... a Daily Piiot Class1f1ed Ad 642 56i!I Cel M_.., """' "War t :OOA... to S:lOf'M fer .... dey'1,.,..wul ii.r---~s..,·.,.... . IAYSHottES POSSllLE LSE OPT! ---------1 Private commwtjty liv· * ASSUME ME * ing, guarded gate and ~ t1CJ 642-5678 4 bdrm, 2 bath home. prl vale beach es. 4 Newpaintinandout. Va-Bdrms. warm wood cant. Great assumable . paneling thruou l. S89,900. Hurry Call Separate upstairs dorm 963-7®. Bkr. for children, /riv ate NEW BUSINESSMEN Contact the DAILY PILOT for Information regarding the county requirement• for u sing a Fictitious Bu•ln• .. N1me. DAILY PILOT ~~!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!~I master suite an retreat open to secluded flower covered atrium. Fee ---------i land. C81l673·8550 \\·ant Ads ~, .... ·-·-,._..,. •• ........ .,,... ·-. ...... ~F ·-.... ..... ::=· ....... •• Er.=-t:"' :r :•.-::e: Call 642·5678 l*'lllt IH 'f• •' \ •t"'1 'O!'i """I !®ltiAU:d 842-4321 EXT.332 BAYFIONT BWTIFl.-VIEW S.C.lly•••·· .............. ... YllW -................... , •t ........... , 9 -=-adl•• .......2w.2a..;...., .... .., ..... $211.000. 0.. ........ -... WAT'm ttWI prtcet WATERFRONT HOMES, tNC ltEAL ESTt\TE s,,., R.lwlOk f>rcpn111 M""'....-ot 2<136 W Co.u1 Hwv 31~ M"'""' A.~ l"CPWP<tt 1 B.· .... h B.1lboo l~looo Hl-1400 67Ut00 ()PoN Ill '1 • 11\II.JN 1()1'1 N"'I' [~ lfltdiil • ~'! THE BLUFFS Model Home Ot~on Vu S 120.000 l,rxated on the Blur!' 1n l~la ~1c":>~ th1.., older 3 IH'd room homt• ha!> lre mc ndoui:. potential Thf' lot l'i almu:,l 10.000 r~d unit, backyar<I pool, sq rt and COJOYli a \'ICW 4 Br. 3 ~I . frml din r m . of HB and the canyon cath cell . Ii: decks. ht·,t area. A 2nd story would loc. Walk to school, ll'll· give it an ocean view. ms club. shoppm~ Call now before 1t ·s gont'. • OY. NS2T_!!E000L/\NO 556-2660 I °"• !p SELECT 2404 Vii.l a Noble1a fH.1-5150 Opn S<1 Su I:!·, PROP ERTi ES t1ass1f1cd Ad~ &i2·f>'iiH CAPTIVA TIMG VIEW Here's well over 1h acre or buildable r esidential la nd for a beautiful sunset. ocean. nigh.t lights and canyon view from a private and peaceful Laguna neighborhood. City approved plans make this an offering that should not be passed up. 644-7020 NEWPORT BEACH ,. Me.,.. le•• Loot To u.go 118C&PIN ANIMAL HOUN C S l P U E D E 0 A N S T R I A E E L TMUARPWOUNUAETNUXEH AONOOSAALOLPICUETRTE l S N A R I U H R H P A A T T H H A P P L 0 P W 0 D 0 E H H F A R l S R M L I A L 0 U S V T R I I R A R U T R l T H M 0 F 0 I A I M 0 I L E C H H R R V Q M 0 A H I R U I £ V F 0 I\ E 0 A P H GAll\OORSTRllOOYAMAE NMAAPAPRATEPNOOECRU OCNUWO£LOIOHHMUEGAf 0 S 0 T N V 0 R H O E I £ H 0 P 0 S I WI08MHEANAICATICMIA P R I I D l D H I S M T S R S H T M 0 H H P t l N ............ ~ ........ .......... 0Mu•• T"""'9r. Nw AMlllll .. / .r . ~ . ·~ ~ ~ ... 1 , " . ~ ~ i" , II ~ " ; .. IALIOA 11& AM>=-- JO I APOLIMA ~each One of a kind. old world design & n"'"" es•ate quality of thia new authentic French ·~gu ,, Normandy home. 4 Bdrm. 3 bath •~""'"'°°''«•.ct.... c u tom home w l t ~ fin est HAllotl craftsmanshlp &c amemUes. Now ... HI.AMOS avalloblc . SSM.000. Call for app't. P11cln1t1nf rour bedroom. faml y roo:n \ IAYfllOM'f' - hc>rne <>Pen beam and WtJ have several fine homes Uffd brick den or ofrk with pier & sUp. All n w ~lt Ch••n wllh ~~~~ "'p1,~~b~nv:. 0o~~ & TOIO ~SI COUMTIY door enlert1nner'!'I de 4 Bdrm., S bath s : ranch style. UIJhl wllh 11pu. f1ro pit mlni-atate tn orange groves. $240.000 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I l&Od ... R HQ M UV" 10 rondlhon Sl39,500 Bl LL GRUNDY, REALTOR ~ . THE I..__. NUMBER TO SEE COSTA MISA OfftCI 27'0 .......... 1714)145.t4t I AMAMCIHG MO NOILIM! Owner will carry paper on duplex only 2 blocks from beach. High .assumable lst. Xlnt condition on fee simple land. S56.000 CASH DOWN! l -nerYbU'"'lf:lfetifx~\iftttS- costa Mesa. No vacancy. Low maintenace. Alternate methods of financing available too -no '1ayments on 2nd TD! Call now for more details. alker &Le Real Estate 6lt-7JOO N.I . OPEH 17 WildQooseCt, HI Ni!wport Crest condo. 2 bdrm. 2 bath end unit, vaulted r e1hnt:. rlosl' to pool & lcnn1s. }ust rt' duced lo $162.000 SUN 1·5. 2515 htAv•,CdM 2 Bdrm. movc·1n co111J, lots ol storage & GOOD VIEW! Good parkinl{, easy maintenance plus 2nd house similar. AJI for s:i65.000. SAT &SUN 1·5. Sonta AM 2 Bdrm townhouse', very dean, 1 year old. Owner leaving area. Xlnt bby ul S83.SOO. MAURY STAUFF'f:R SEA LION REALTY 675-5354 LEMON -~--l:tEl.GHT~ _ Charming 3 or tborm custom bwlt home. t:x. tensive usC' of stained iilass and used bnr ks. Built-in antiques. Room for h ors e s. Mature landscaping. 180 degree VIEW, it523 CAMPCISDt~lllVl~E '1 · 11..y-. . .i. :11 •• ri r1 ol'J !'>161 RCTaylorCo 640-9900 INVESTORS 15 units in Costa Mesa. Large two and one bedroom apartments. Garages and carports . Cente r courtyard with BBQ's. Near schools and shopping. Asking price $595.000. RCTaylorCo 640 -9900 ma en ab I irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY •"TH£ SUPHLA TIVE ·--·-..__ "lf'OMP. -~---~·- Finest quality & one of the best views on Linda Is le. Most adaptable for sophisticated entertaining or J!racious family living. Approx. 6300 sq.ft. or classic & d ramatic design w/ attention to every detail. In- door/outdoor pool & spa area. 76 ' f rontagc on bay. A leasehold estate for the most discriminating. Bever· Jy Morphy 642·8235. <D-11 > 752:-1414 .. 551.8700 -~ (Otnpu\ Voiley (en•e< woodbndqe (,..n11"< 642-1235 644-6200 Q()I ()ov~ 0rn1P Hl'lfbot V1PW (,,,,,,... Gxceplionaf JJJo Bag/ronl A bQautifully remodeled and redecorated Residence on the WATER with a panoramic VU of Bayfront and sparkling lights at night. Enjoy living on lido with your own Beach at your doorstep. Features and quality amenities of this home include: ••Completely new in & out . . ••Double-door private entry with quarry tile . ••Spacious living room with fireplace and all windows overlooking the WATER . *•Large formal dining room with pass through from kitchen ••Huge master bedroom with walk-in cedar closet & private jacuzzi & bath that is large and beautifully planned. Corner brick fireplace & walls of glass to VIEW the Bay. •*Two delightful bedrooms upstairs ••Generous den with bath that could convert to a 4th bedroom • •Large private sun deck **Bright, open .kitchen deSigned for the Gourmet cook. Financing on this property includes a large assumable loan. COME BY THIS OPEN HOUSf ... ..... DI .... It 1'11 -- WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. . REAL ESTATE 2436 W. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach_ 631-1400 315 Marine Avenue Balboa Island 673-6900 Sales, Rentals, Property Management WI ',If Y \, TAYLOR CO. l\l.,1\ I ·11 >I\:--; ·,1111 ,. !~Ht; .... ,.. V11W- OOVH SHOUS This fine home by Ivan Wells. now bein~ newly painted. etc. lends itself to full enjoyment with a huge atrium entry with travertine marble floor <s.!reat for dancing>! 3 family bdrms plus lovely master bdrm suite. formal dinin~. family rm. beautiful pool. spa & patio. 3-car garage. Back Bay & city li~hts view. Owner will carry lst T . 0 . No loan f ce. WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO .. UALTOIS 2111 San J~ Hils load HEWPOtt'T CINTH, H.I. 6~9 I 0 THE 1~ NUMBER TO SEE NEWPORT HILLS Off4CE 2670 SAH MIGUEL DRIYE 1714J 759-150 I $790,000 IEACHFttOHT!!!! lmag1nP a sitting down and soak1nQ uo a panoramic unobstructed view of the Blue Pac1f1c trom your turn1c;hed 3 bedroom housp Of c;trotltng down your orovate stairs to lhf! tx>ach1 OwnPr will arrange soec1a1 private t1nancing tor you. Deltn11e1y a prec;11ge orooerty 759· t 50 t $195,000 •OCEANVIEW RETREAT• lrnaqine QPtltng away tram 11 all and rPlax1nq ovPrlook1no the OCPan from your furnished & lrPshly painted cottaoP 21 ><24 dPck and large IOI with room 10 enlaroe Seller will carry a 1 o;t T D DPfrn1tPly a Best Buy" 759-1501 s11s.ooo---·- •NJCE REDUCED• on thi s rare find 1n W ESTCLIF F HIGHLAND area' Fantas11c home featunnQ 3 bPdrooms and 2 baths with a Iara<> country k1tctv>n and covPred Patio for en1erta1nang your friends" 759-1501 •HFAIULOUS VIEW •• from this c;oac1ous 2 bdrm plus d!'n rownhomp FPattmno catnedral ei>tlinos tasteful decoration-; wet bar. generous usP o t M 1>x1can oavf'r" and custom oak cab1ne1<o Add 1h1s to assumablP hnanc1no and you have• an unbeatabl€' comb1na11on" 759-1501 ••WOW•• IALIOA FIXER UPPER!!!! Xfnt develooment potential on this cottage with C-2 zoning• Ad1acent to new recrea- 11onal area. Assume 10 35% loan with S827 'mo Anxious owner will carry a 2nd T 0." 759-1501 ~ Walker &lee Real Estate OCEANFRONT SITE- NO. LAGUNA This prime view building site overlooks one of Laguna's beautiful coves and captures the panorama or its majestic coastline : includes drawings for 6.000 sq. ft. home: buyer may purchase subject to final approval by Coastal Commission. Offered at S900.000. 644-7020 NEWPORT BEACH- "' N•wport INch-loolc To LIRgo Ant . ~ o~~m~'!!P• --fal.I. IACI IAY. 4 .._ + a.- rooa J INAl. 2 fll1pl1i="' MW~ .... &....e,,..a.L-..lot•al•w ........ '-'Je •1..Vr lollL ....., ... fw'94 .t SI t5,000. . -SPACIOUS COM COMDO. •1 IJ ......... J .... J Mia .. .,.... ..... 11 ... a... ....... , ........... & ................................... ly ,_ _. w.t ............ Offaua4 .tSJll.MO. -ILUllPS llAUTY. o.ty S 141,100. c•11ce .-_. Mert11't1 IMalM • .............................. J ..-.2 ...... w.,...., 2744 I. COAST HWY. COIOHA DEL MAI . 7SS.1&1& , ........... .. SHOWS IETTft THAM THEMODB. ... Just $179.000 for a four bedroom. detached home in the Northwood area or Irvine. Professionally decor ated and la ndscaped. 3 car garage and air conditioned. REALTORS. 675-6000 2443 fut Co.ul Highway. Corona del Mar WE H.\\IE 41 OF THE BES1: LISTINGS IN TOWN FIATUIED IM SUHSET MAGA'ZIHE Brick. wood. leaded J?lass & brass appointments surround a WHITE WATER view. Gated privacy in Corona del Mar. Prepare to fall in love with this 3 BR den charmer. $745.000 IN NEWPORT CENTER tis 644-9060 NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE 2043 WESTCLtff DRIVE C7 I 4t64 .... 771 I OCEAH LOVERS S 2 ti . 111) O pr 1 c· t • r l' du c· ti on ' ! Exct•pt1ona l opportunity!!! Ma gnificent ocean vi ew home. yards away from sand, 4 Jrg hrs. lrg decks-. trellised patio. S PA & lush landscaping. #159 SI 0,000 PRICE SLASH on this ('Ompletely remodeled horn<.'. Abso lutely the perfect match!!' Sp a in ma s ter bedroom. cedar s iding. patio. park-like yard. boat stora~e. MOTIVATED SELLER will carry A.l.T.O. #160 TAKE OVER LOAH Original owne r. True pride or ownership. Better than model home. wood floors in frml din rm. Built·in s thru o ut. patio. ab s o lutel y i mmacu l ate. Liquidation sale. Take over 731.io/r -$252/ mo & 2nd -13<'1,. - $317/mo. Sell er will c arry 3rd - 12"~. #161 IEDUCEO $82,500 At this pric·e it will s ell weekend. Only $82.500 for this lovely 3 br. 2 ba on large corner lot. Takeover 8.5'~~ loan. $472/mo. Be~i nncr 's l uck. investor 's deli~ht. Take your pick. #162. UDO ISLAHD $595,000 Dra matic entry. hi gh open beam ceilings . s pectacular master bdrm. oversized s undeck. wet bar. 2 ele~ant fireplaces. In all. almost 3000 sq ft of sheer luxury. Owner d esp e rate ... M UST SELL!!! #163 . IALIOA ISLAND $220,000 Older. quaint with endless possibilities. Excell ent location . adjacent to new recreation area. Single ram dwelling, zoned C-1. Ass ume 10.3.5':'~ loan. $827 I mo. Anxious seller will carry 2nd TO. #164. WAUC TO IEACH SSOK On the beautiful seashore of Mex- ico. Spectacula r sunrise. dazzling s unsets . P eaceful walk along ocean sands and clear waters. Enjoy life!! Plus you can rent it out at $90/day. #165. An&n'IOH A.GEMTS!! Join a winner -be a winner!! T he most diversified and ad- vanced real estate company in the U.S. currently has 2 openings for exp e ri enced agents in Newport Beach. 70% split to all qua lified agents. National reloca- tion, New Homes. Condoshares . commercial. investment. just to. name a few of our many pro- grams. For additional informa- tion, call Bob Castaneda. Mgr . #156. . Walker Blee 1111 Eatata - .. I _....., ........... S. • ,_.,AU0\*22. 1980 CWLV m.ir ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""-"' 111:11 IW ll• .... 1040........ 1044 Hewet,._,.Wt ..._..,.,.W. ....... hrW. ................................................................................................................. ~ 1-------· Br oner. 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Cul·de -sac. theamenities.$S60,000. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ CalJ'nmR.bone.'31·1216._ ---all aa11tniU• IA~._ w.-. LSlllcinmo.yCJr,Cd.M MURllAl.TY Agt-ownr. $169.500. SPECTACULAR ...-Salll. ll allo olfef't 111CH1W. MU.la l4'-0ll4 •REDUCED 551·3369, 833·2255. oceati &city views Crom llGCAHYOH o wo u flaaaclo1. aAMM. 67&..U l& '---------•Ownttcanhelp 581-0366. thiswoodlcglass3bdnn CONDO ••·•· CaU eow for ---------•·--------• EASJ'SJDE. $65,000 below wi hdo &family roomhome ona Priced reduced. Short Realton ~de&.u.«a&.opb,y u.... abnilar floor plan. Xlnt t wn! 1..A.STOFFERING secluded priva le lot. leaseloptiooavailable. --------- U.l5 S.t /Suo betwee n Of191DAILY -•1un••c....... Lovely Sbr.lba.Camrm. Wdbg P r escott by View decks. fountain. C /21 Mwpt.c..tet- 1"1»11. Till• clua.rmma 1.1p1u1 -rv. -cond. huie 2,SOO sq.ft. dinrm,wetbar,Jgeencl. Lagoon. SBr . Fa ~l spalrclosetodowntown. 64"5157 THEIWFfS -._ " Joc:•&ed at 1377 -fNoy 3 private btache., Sl39.900. Preview this patio rm, nr bch & Escrow Coop. Ag. $449:AIO. t----------4 Spacious & dramauc :t Gavlo&a. .... 4 bedroom bome ~view,Sbdra'lr llbome Friday. Devin & Co. schools. Sl62M AGT 18Mandann 552-4666 FOREVEtl VIEWS 180° ocr•M VIEW bdrm + conversation p1( THI! FUDUNG RLTRS ,..... wu separate am Y rm &42-6368 _SJS0086 ___ ._S36_-892 __ 1 ___ 1 M E will be yours in this 2 ""' and same '°"'a ovec· ..... i" ~ BeJll f)rice in llreit. f''ee DL P RFECT. 3 BR. bdrm & bonus room looking lush greenbell.. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I On ••ter ' bedroom land. Only S'l88~. Call --..... --.... •v•a_DI___ COOL POOL Sl37.900. Redhill Rlly. home Drawings avui'la· Newly d---orated on ,_ ooly llleps t.o sparkling. ll.l-'000 Aatnl/ Ocean Pacific --" Pl us s . G d Bob CC'l 7SOO "'" ... ~ pool Off~.,. t stn• C.l\ft ·"""' Re a I .,. • t .. t ... , pa . ar e n ·""'· ble fo r additional 2 1--.. Own I · ''"'" 3 ""'·""" IC.... "" .. • .. OM GOLF COUISI paradise w /fantastic 4 a1iu. er extreme Y Agent 640 SS60 COUNTY COllllDOI OriOaaJ OWHr'--ftltom Wk w1\b floe Quality le 1turea-Rosewood pmeliq, open be•ms, fl"'Place. and builUns. Lovely 3 Bdrm , den .._ with nice yard- cieutry feelint. near BldtBa1. Sl47,$00. Ca (714)7S9-1616 3 Bdrm 2i;, bath custom Br. 2 Sty. custom dee VIEW VIEW VIEW bdrms & bath. Owner anxious and pricdl t.o sell ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!. ~~~~!!!! 'orU~ 1~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~1 home, r.;vate courtyard home. Open Sat/Sun l -5. Turtle rock President motivated. $295,000. at $335,000. Call about un· = ~....., '' ho p · • believabletenns. WATERFRO. HT Views. Make offer . electronic sec uri ty 968-0838. s:m.ooo. 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. ~'-~"a - lrvlne Terrace 3 Br . entry, arge Jot. 3 pati06, $199,500. Agt. Cynt hia me. rice reduced. ~~ "'""~ESTES Owner lina.ocitl" n....n system, smoke and fire de fam rm. Pool & spa. Lg ,...,,~ OceanViewsHomes ~ ATE .. "I'"" alarms, wood paneled 270 gree ocn view. pen· lot. Tile roor. See it to Our Specialty 631-1400 Houle Tues. thru Sat. 1·5. den, VanLuit wall cover· \house on sand, ior:c dn. believe 1t' Open house lobt. Secb & APOC. By owner , 1 mm~d oc• cupancy. 5 Br . '3 Ba. Harbo r Vu llo mes. S248,000. Leaseho ld. 675-1222 or 644 5601 6'2 Romona. &U-9666. ings. custom hardwood Hersel, agt. 964·2611 dys swlday. U!781 Portofmo. ==':':,, 546-9522 ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I parquet and Italian Uled or968-9920eves Agt. 752·0187 eves or 1---------Westcliff J bdrm l~ ba. C.....,W.-IOJZ DWLDl+I noors, numerous other --------1 542-8m6 (7141494-11 77 DOVEASHOUS Pool. 1225.000. Owner ••••••••••••••••••••••• ExceUent Income. Top amenities. An outst.and· For Sale By Owne r . ------------------1 F'abuious pool home. • willcarry2nd 00·7071. 2Br "' lBr , by owner. CdM loc U ...,., 000 ing home $350 000 3bdrm. 2ba, fam rm, Up· TRTLROCK. 4 BH. FR, Bdrm c.~ t la 3000 a on.__,, · · · · graded. landscaped, 12 Redhill Realty, Pat. --------..i · ..,.....c acu r. S2SO.OOO. 675-3063 wltnds. PAUL MAmM r """ 1UV\ leac.h 5·,...._ 600' sq ft. $375.000. 1942 San· !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l ~9667 eves. 3 IEDROOM nu rom beach. 960-4708. .--""" _. Liago REAL ESTATE bl l.i9 Craft Studio . C/2 I .... C 1 Dou e garage. 60xl20' I •.II~-... wpt ~ 644-~•J I n..: 1 -· VERSATILE' 3 M·•s.•1v•• • ~ -ot. "'l' ... et ocation, but H"_._ 1042 u ·' ~ 640.5157 IA.RIOT llALTY UGISTER 642-5200 UNBELIEVABLE BUY~ '==' S@\\.dllA-~£~s· ::: MM .,, QAY I. '°'4MI _;..... __ _ close to shopping. New ~ bdrm!>. 3 baLhs. fam/rm. C -....... roof. copper plumbing, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 fireplaces in the main IAYPOIMT CONDOS .. LOVELY SE AVl l!:'k iL Bdrm w /Spt•tta c ular view of ocea11 and city lights. Fam r m. formal dmmg rm. :.I baths. 2700 sq fl. Owner will car ry S370.000 Isl TO at 11' 2',. l-\.dl pnce $42!f,OOO. ·=·~-:.:: low to '""" four -i. -ds l I E W A H r r I I I VKV~ hardwood 000r.i, plaster,_________ ~plus a f.!UCS( house .. GHLANDS walls, good condition. WATBROMT WITH wilh bath. Around u love-ly Pacewtter Homes 561 Seawcrd $110,000 with an assuma· POOL & SUP ly courtyard & covered 1'wo 2 Bdrm. 21"1 ba con· Mini ocn view, lg lot, bleloan. Bea utifulChri.stiana Bay 2 RREPLACES... lanai Ownl·r will l·arr) dos located in upper 2Br. make2story&have RoyMcC ... Rltr With indoor pool and ex-... to enjoy in this lux· SJ00.000 2nd Don't miss Back Ba y area. Brand al80degreeoco view,+ pansiveview.Perfectfor wiou.sJRVINEGROV£S uut on this fast ap· ncw.d1rect frombuilder. pvt bch. Priced t.o sell. "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!5!!41!!!!!!!!!.7!!7!!2!!9!!!!!!!!!!!!!I entertain ing in this 3 t ow n hom e :\1 a IT) 11rcc 1aL1 n ~ Be a l' h Sl1ll t11nc lO select carpet Lg assumable. $275,000. .::: bdrm, formal dining rm a m e n 1t1 es 1 n th 1 s Property! S32S.OOO t.'Olor. Standard feature:. HUB&~ ~O~T ..L~T home with patioind boat ··Popular" <lar~cst :i Br l BrinCJTM Kick include : ai r cond .. ·~ -~ · ! !!Sf Oa-NsR-Mcsa \I. ~· cnn:-·~n-n-w-t'-.j....JllliUJ:J...CJ.1~1>1usll C!!.CP£J.:.~*~.._..,._, garage door opc.'flcr and 3Br. quiet loc. Many lease/option and ex-Ing. covered patio & n.... 1 sSat&Su-~ .. "f-lk-+-;.;...irilltl>~. -NICE DUPLIX xtras in eluding UP· fountain. 2 Poob' 2 Tl'n v""n • n. a F1exible 80 & ~% fmanc· If location is import.ant graded ktchn, lg indoor change.S150.000. rus coutl.s' Greenbelts ' to Junior hig h and ing available. Pnced at j · h ffl bo d Just listed Sl. 49 """ elementary sclloob from S1S9.900 each. F'or de· this is it! It's an op-acuzz1, s u e ar WATERFRONT ·""" the t.al l 4 bd f portwdty to own your court, party rm/garage. HOME.S 559-8888 1 s · eOyCE rm. ami· tails. call Carol Hoff. agt. Y rm AN \'It:\'. PacesetterHomes own duplex. Nice place 11"5.000. 549-1'51 REAL ESTATE home m a presL1g1ous 631.7164 or6Jl """• toliveinand/orrenLAs· 631-1400 •--•-are· R t • """"'" sumablelst TD S229 soo Near Back Bay, super _,..... _.och I 048 a e irt-e ea~e r Sales office open daily , · ' · sharp 3 BR, loft, 2\1'.i Ba. ••••••••••••••••••••• •• Make a bid cm $2SS,OOO 12 6PM. Closed Fridays & Investment railings. Owner must ••••••••••••••••••••••• Breathtaking village and ....-.....~ HIUIE Dnve . Open Sat /S... 12-4 1917 YachtTl"llClllt 5 IORM + FAMILY +POOL + 28x2 I ft _e__,.~~1.-k_AM111=..:Wf.:.::f.:..1 l_mt_n_1_0..11l__,li...-il..._,_I -· llIJ I SC&AM-UTS~•Clwlfk~ SJOO *Cote Realty all oew tile, cpts, Oak lrYM l044 LAGUMAPARADISE 494-755 1 lrvmeAve .. &Univers1ty .L""S777 sell. Sl20,000. Terms. TwtJerock Glen Garden ocean view from th1:; ~ McCORMADlRE. --.-., ... -C-H-D-.---1!:::'8-- _.. 642-1989 Hom e, Larkspur 11 sparkling 3 Bdrm 2 bath ---~ ---------• model. 3 BR 2 Ba, FR, ho!D!. SpaciOUll family Investor's dream. Close FOllSAl.llYOWHIR 3 BD·LARGEYARD parquet noors, ,cus~m room and living room. LagmaMMJ-1 1052 t.o beach. Good fmanc- SpyCJlasi HUI Opell Only $128,900 for sharp 3 decor. beaut cov d patio. many extr a s in this ••••••••••••••••••••••• mg. Summer/Wint.er ren· Home Bd,liv.nn.&ram.r m .ln loaded w/cust features. beautifully decorated tals.4710SeasboreDr. R.V Parti119 Pad Perfect for the larg1t ac live family with 2 master suites m approx 2900 spacious sq rt on lowtraf· fie cul-de.sac st Only $220,000. I Vested Interest! Sat great a rea. Patrick Owner / bkr. 955·0605; home. Sl80.000. Assume Laguna N1·guel C/21 Mwpteftt« .&S-.1·5. Tenore,6Jl·l.266.Agt. 83Svr.:~· ask for Nick exislingloan. 640-5157 644-721 I Spaciouae 3br , for mal .... u. ~ din rm. lie fam rm, tge THIEENEW IYo~·-Realty ~~ /Jn ~IGEL patio w /cover. vw, 3 car CUSTOM C"'6..IDOS ""~ ~~ pr, quiet cul-de-uc. "" ntE RANCH. 4Br + fam don osen r•·altnrc.; VIEW USTlllG 01\ILE Y & ASSOClllTES The Most Fastion! ASSUM. LO•H AT 1114F .. ..._A•• rm. Completely remod, ~ 0,..SatJS-1·5 new c pt. P ai n t . 1213N.COASTHWY -.__ -,._. Tbey're excitingly diC· wall~. Lovely yard. LAGUNA BEACH _..._.... -·~ .._ fer ent ! Large 3&4 Koi Ausumln. 67-4848 T.D. 15 Maatwcer Clf\. bdrms. 2"'2 baths, 2 1145,900.551·5833 1---------de,C.. fireplaces, microwave --2-ld-P-~---....__---THEONLYWAY 644-2 tll ovens. solar hot water. -~ TO GO tile e ntries. love ly Clean, proC. decor . pool 3 Bdrm noor plan. ocean 3Br, BBa, prolessionally grounds. SlS0.000 to +tennis. only SllB,900. view d ec k s , large remodeled, so. of hwy, $175,000. · Patrick Tenore 631·1266· enclosed brick patio. R-2 1JOOing. Owner wUI GEMUALTORSlnc: _Agt-=--· -------Priced for immediate he lp fina nce Ope n 642-4621 WON°TLAST saleatS139.000. Sat/Sun 610 Begonia. 0-PoW IOl6 talTAGEPARIC MISSION REALTY ee.500. Call Doug Bltr. ,...._A_1 2 t Pl 1 ____ 4_94_-07_3_1 __ _ 963-9086 ••••-•••••••••• ••••••• .... ,..., 1u ng ·S y an --------' DPLX-SUPERSHAPE townhome. Features tn· LAGUNA CHARM Owneroccupied 18yrs. elude 3 Bdrm. 2'h Ba. 2 + space. storage. easy SPECIAL S135 000 car garage, brick patio. parking, 2 car a gar in a,.. Sat /S-t 5 493-9381 493-0467 le fireplace. Priced at on-bcaurtifully remodeled 3 • ' · ty $1C17,SOO. bdrm home. just I block 4427 Cortl•d Fomt• Valey I 034 t o b eac h . Askin g 3 Br, 3 Ba. ramily room, ••••••••••••••••••••••• S249.500. Large assuma· lrg comer Jot. newly re-OP9I HOUSE ble lSt. submit all offers. =~e~n~~~·~: Beautifu l p a rks .i de Bob Morey Realtors elusive area . Cameo estate. Mdl 101. This 4 831·9612or951·8557 HI g b I ands . C a 11 bdrm, 2 ba hc:>me Is ltilVESTORS Assumable 10~ loan. on Marianne or Tommy at hJghly upgrad~ m earth Steal this lmmac. twnhse sophis ticat e d ocean 760-l.OCMor673-n71. Unit· tones. Has unique. T&G i n t h e I a k es at view. Hills ide hom e ed .. _.._rs Realtor Cedar pane.led family rm North··...,.,. f ""'!!!!.,.!!!!!!!!!....,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.!!!!~I and a fri>lc an mstr bdrm. wuuu or thousands overloolun g L ag una ;:: Nr Mile Sq. Park a nd below market. lbr. lba, Beach. Coordinaling ,.__..._......___ 10 4 l'-1 d' loft, w/priv. patio on l . -.--2 wa .. n g 1stance to lalte!Centralair.tennis, cus om c arpe ting. ••••••••••••••••••••••• schools. $172,500. pool, & jac. Perfect drapenes &. wall cover· EASl'SlDE. lovely Joca-9651 Shamrock Ave. Cond. only 6 mos. old. As· mgs. 3Br, 2Ba. 1mmac tlon. kitchen window Callown/Agt.554-2884 sum S71.500 at 11 %. cond. Prine , o nl y . overk>ob beautiful park. s92,99o. Owner ma y $189,000 by owner. Dys: 4 BR Z Ba designed for AFFORDABLE carry. Needs quick 640--4890. wknds & eves: California Jlvlng. HOUSl .... G!'. escrow. •94-8810. Absentee owner aaya " 838 1726 "sell" $123.000. Devm Ir Tastd ully decDraled . WHITEWATER VIEW Co. 6'2-6368 condo wlth s pacious By Owner. Heritage Park. o f E m e r a I d ---------1 rooms and a wel bar for Upgraded 3bdrm. 21"1ba Bay /Catalina from stuJ,J· IMMACULATI entertaining. Quiet loca· Townhome. close to rung new custom 2+den 3br, 2ba, din rm, nr S.C. lion, association has au sc h o o I s. w o r k & contemp. LselOPll seller Plua. Hurry, won't last. the amenities. Only freeways, many extras. Cmancing. $397.500. 333 Sl2S,OOO. P rine Only . S 115 . 000. VA I F HA Call 559.7201 after 6pm. Viejo. 63M960.Bkr. ~9491. OpenHouseSun l-Spm ()penSattSun2 S ' · · Emerald Bay Realty NO MONEY DOWN Sl.37.SOO. 497-3287 Open dally 12·4. 2298 \l'EEKEl"(D SPECJAL- \\'al«'man Way. Cmt.om Real Estate Dover MMel. end unit. NEW EXCLUSIVE 3 bd, 2 bla, fam +den. 1..,"9-•-L io~o University Par k Ter-JUST hUSTED: 3 bdrm ,.._ .... u •---~ "" ""· •-i on a uge lot with ex· ~ • .._.. 1e eq. w your race. 60-,., nasumpt on ,,__ 11 home u dn .,.ymt. Price ••••-••••••••••••••••• w/Sept. occupancy. 38r, pans...,., possibi ties in a Sl85,000.Att,IG-5HO. MAllHll"SCOVE 2Ba, fri>lc, 2 car gar. highly desi rable ---'---.....;:;...;_ ____ , CONDO. 2 Br. ainsle w/opeoer, patio w /spa. nelsbborhood. $209,950. 48r 2Ba. 402 18t h Pl. story, 11ra1e. Assuma· \\'alt t.o shoppin&, pool, LOIJlllMI Vlllogt R.E. atS.000. (918) 472·3M8 It ble loan. $105,000. Bike t.o cul-de-sac privacy. This ___ 4_9_7_· _17_6_1 __ -i S4W8'1S for lnlo Cor appt beach. Bkr. 96J..8377 k d 1 o ~.my1DC1t-tvc•t11emt11to t.o1ee. Donoldittlll'b oc· ---------wee en on y. wner: ""-1044 sM1I. !"'!ts. sllortL put .-~. OCIAMflOMT _ss_t_..aeeo_;__· ______ , •••••••••••• ••••••••••• llldlt )ldllts. 1"'7 llM ltttle ----------• Oeorseoua 2Br on sand. ,.._, cost little mone,. ,,. IY Owta sie,ooo down. 752-2197. )'Oii fO mudl laslllon. SeM! ...... P1...S Pltllnl 9207: llllS'Sa Price reduced. 1 ml. to nt1•· t:'1t:-1~t!iJ~·J:t ~~ T.f:~ ~.:.':':!: -'"--$-ll-f-,f-0_0 __ _ Uilll5 2 f11S. 45-ft.: otllet t~. exec. bome-Jaeu11i. 2 •I:>'· 3br. 2~b8. fam rm o.m.-.nu help ftunce w tnr pt. hardwood nra. ::9 ,ll-7:, ':.."" ~ ..u · ne11r Golden \\', COUe1e llllkllll ........... •-------6 Freewaya.Oflner'/Alt. SIMI ts OaMr'I Aillf w M'J.5630 -- 9rtnc•an o«.-mW. ....,. ....,., a Bedroom TEMDB ......,.°"'°._ boaae l a e x cellent .,..,,... ,,. .. , •aa• a.~ LOVINCi 11 Mc>ra'-" aDd DP· 111,., ... L J!ll.!a.. .. Ja!' ........ ......,,,... wttb CAU n.-iii iiiiiii" .... C~tl, drapes. ,. all tbla CUl·d•·HC macneb I trvlne realty A IUBllDIA .. V OF T .. tRVINI COM,ANV -... llAUTll'UL! Turtle Rock Glen -ooe of the VERY AFFO«DASl.E Great financing at 9%. Nice family home has 3 bdnm. 2\1'.i baths. coun· tsy kitchen, family room and a large fishing lake nearby ... Sl39.950 MEWUSTIMG Magnificently decorated & landscaped. Shows like a rmdel. 4 bdrm. 3 baths. fami ly r oom with fireplace. Move ri~ht 1n to thi s b ea utiful home ... $255,000 SOPHlSTICATED AMllAMCE Spacious 3 bdrm. home with uniqu e ~l a ss solarium. Stroll to pool & spa thru French doors on to r edwood deck sur· roundi.ng pool area. Max· tmum pnvacy. Approx. '• acre J mile from ocean ... $235,000 495-5220 496·24 I 3 130.5050 493.9494 Split level 2BR 28A & rmther·in·law unit. Fee ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ land. Kiap Rd. = IALIOA-MEWPOln' ..., 675-1170 JASMIHECtB Decorator's own home. 3 Bdrm., 2 story split·level. Ocean view, on wide groen belt. The ultimate 111 decor. #10 Atoll Dr. Others also available. C /21MwptCftlltt 640.5357 Lovely & secluded '4AC, 3Br. 2Ba, faro rm. spa, deck. $169.000. 645-1496 I I 8 Via Ithaca Udolsle Ught. spacious, elegant, OCEAN & CANYON VIEWS Splendid home of wood and gJass with each win· dow framing a different ocean a nd mountain view. Owo this com· rortable 3 bdrm home of dramatic s paces for 1265,000. Good fmancanl! avallable. 642-72U /JD.NIGEL OAILEY & ASSOCIATES 1076 • •••••••••••••••••••••• all new. 4Br. 2~Ba . din-CYPltUS SHORE~ ing rm. 45' lot. S595.000. P IP . (714 > 673-1610. 0tHI'! S.ach Est• 673-0316 New. prestigious r e. sidence. Sec ~ate. ex. --------•IMUST SU TO BELIEVE c I us 1 v e b ca c h & SCUSTOM CONDOS 0 L D W 0 R L D clubhouse. Every rm a 23770 mLLHURST DR . SPANISH HACIENDA magnificent vu. Corner Lg, 1780-2200 sq fl, air. ON IACK IAY lot .• adj to former Nixon rrplcs. luxury appl. pool ' bdrm. + Maids room, estate. By appt. only. $750,000. 1-723 ·8828 & & s pa, all amenities. pool, hot tub, vol.leyball !·723-8936 Prime toe lim1teded1t1on court. $499,000. Creative --------- project Sl75.~S26S.OOO. financing· Make offer. B R 0 A D M O 0 R Developer+714l 493~ HeddaMarosiAgent HOME-$160,000 Above ~~!!!!!!~!!!!!!~~~~1 ----&46-·1_044_. ___ 1 San Cle m ente Hig h PRIVATE RETREAT 3br, 2ba, glass solarium. Pool. s pa. Approx v. acre. 1 mile from ocean. S235.000. Owner/Agl. "96-4098. LOCATION! si:>Kdn.Assumepaytsor School. J bdrm, 2ba, $3234 mo. For clean lg. s _493-_9:ll_l_,_49_3_-046_·7_. __ _ Bd h ome . Patrick Condo, $122,900. blk to Tenore.63 t-1266Agt. ocean cliffs.3 Br. Vh ba . No Cash Reqiired 6 Bedroom S210.000 492-8751 492·6142 frplc, vaulted ceiling, lgc pvt sWldeck . patio, up. g rades . \\'ill hel p w /financing. 661-6973. Walk to s hops. civic ocir.· ..... 1•Y center, bus. Just 5 min to ~" " EVER OCEAN /JULLS-16 beach. Lowest price 3 VIEW COHO<> windows on 80' Hill, cul- bdrm, 2'h ba. View. Security bldg. wtpool. 2 de-sac. 2Br + de n . Sl.06.000 Bdnns, 2 bla. Boat S ip 2i;,Ba, 2 fri>lcs. owner Bob Morey Realtors Avail. Bro ker/owner. 492-7978. Prin only. Your 83119612 951-3557 Priced to sell $330,000. finance Sl9S.OOO. JUST LISTED owe. 675-1898. Shown by --------a ppt. only. INICmHIU! This 4 bdrm. 3 bath home 34' Sip. Super 3 Br t wnbse QUIET ELEGANCE features a family room. \\'. Nwp t. Nr. bch. with spectacular ocean dini ng room. 3 ·car S300.000 OWner/ Broker view. Heated pooUtpriv garage and ml. views. 640-4919evea. courtyard. separate wet 1'wo crack Ung fireplaces _BL_U_F_FS ___ d_F_E_E __ 1 bar. 4 bdrms, 2i,.; ba. lush and s uper dec o r . con ° as· la ndscaping, e n ter · $238,000.495.1120. sum. loan. CIR Rltrs. ain d Ii h A 11 k I o r A n n t ers e I l. $295,000. 646-~/M7-0M9. RON WILLIAMS blQOO -----amt !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!R!!!J1!!!~!!!T!!!v !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IESJ.IUYI s: = lldlf ... c.tom a bdrm. 4 blath. $111,m ,.. ..... Clfhtl-IO~ ....................... ABSOLUTELY llAUTI'UI. ~ -:.-=..., s...., llt ..., -. ~ wJdl home lMedt to become a .. 8fM.l.;w!ldllPAnl• ........... , .. cttapoHI. 'A'lNNl!RI Lartw 7ard CATALOG-•. _ _. IM• ~beck )'a.rd. for the klda\ 6 a covered • ..-,. o.. lllO tt;n. ftel Call t.Oday. Pllio for nJ1dn1 lo UM' lowest 1)riced 5BR Devonshlres. Up-graded earthtone carpets and dra pes, air-conditioned. Im· maculate executive home in cul-de· sac location, 1 block to pool and ten· nls. J erry Thompson 551-8700. <D-12> 000 aq al. Security 3 Bdrm, family room. guard. \\luttrade. Aakln1 ftrelllac:e, hl•b usuma· ll,000,000. Ast. 8"-1513 hie loin. MW plumbln1, !Nlo ... irt .... I 06' ~*:i~t and dnpes. Vllla1e San Juan, • bdrm, 2 ba , country court home. All ttlc ameait.l•.11~000. MUlllALTY 146-0114 ,.... c..i Jl.11. • • nealnt. All term• llr .00. TA-' availaltlt on lbl5 •l 1itllld\.ll ...... 541-.. l 1W r•1 lh, 117,IOO, " ,...._,..a.a,"' laL *1 llaple. -.aa ....... • JU.1414 CQr!'4M V*'t c..., ..... 901 Do-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Owlel' Mat Sell 8uno.y comw UDO ISL& bomt. Com~ turn. a bdrm. 3 full baths. C•ll Oarolf'fS.1100. All. / r1r·f N 11111, ' 41 Al I\ MSUMA.IU LOAN Like new townhome wlth pool and $pacloue lf'4llb· belt. Great loc•tiall foe home or Investment. Oii· 1y aooo. Act. 498.eoa 1 -· , , 1t11111V.L lita• 11111111u.1M ••••• Hwnu.tu. • ··• "-"U•tw••• • c•:•+n21 · ., 1w•,.••·~ ..... •••••••-.... • ••••-••••••••••••••••• if;t,;.•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.......... J42'S ••••••••••••••••••••••• c.19..... JU4 lllil.._•.._..H40 1244 ....... , .. _.. Jl6t .......................... ...,...._.. J76t --~~ .. ·----...... __ _..,.. .. ,_.... ....................... ....................... .. ... -................ . .......................... ,.................. ..... ·..-•1=~.... "':' lw CONDO adullt Oftlyt ................. •••••• I-J1ll ~ A~a&l. ntw. NHr till• UMT'ALI NO FEt1-Apt. It Condo All amenities, IUH _. ........ '""Neil~,_.,....'9 •'t k U.. ,_ ..... bMch. (Delawara/Spr· 2Br.28a ...... 1700..ll.200 rentaJa. Villa Rental• astmoCall7$t-UGatM • __ ... ._ ,_ "'"='" ,..,. ~N .._., ror ln&fleld). 2 atory, 3 38r,2Ba ............ l?OO 87$.4812Bkr. • _. .., • ......,. ..,.._U. call ....._ 1 a... ltxec Home 381', 2~8a ..•• mo-suoo 1 Bdrm, all adll.ll. Pool, • VLU-AOUMO "*: llm • ~ .. .._= --wUla I••· rm. =ti 48r+Bz~Ba ...... lllO Puoramlc OceanVlew tennla, Jae . .-s. Al\. a..&r • .--• · .......,., faUo. 1 lbplncent 4 br. ram. 154-UOZ _. • 0.. IM a It .m r a . a ~ b • . • dbl 1 a ra1• w /elee rm. beam cell. huce Wfl· -------- • • • 1 & r •ct Io•. ,.. ...... Jlrud .... ...._CIOor_op.oer. 2 or bar. prden. Suitable for For '-te, 2br lrvlne eon· 114, ... /Ter••· •HI Xtra &er1• dehule. 3 CllUdrm OK. no peta. tam. lMn& •formal en· do with terrific vlew . ........ ,......,. •, Priva&• J H d , a ear ~ Pit~). tertalnmut. Harbor Doa'\wa.itca1JM2""'61. 0 • • • r I I • • ..,.... n mo. lit • 1721,.. mo. + t700 de-View Atta. 11750 per mo. Ill,.._ da)IS. ILi/ ... •· + .. .,_Jt. ..,.., CaU 7W•t84·IMI or 752-01'2 H.B. Executive Eatale ... !!!!l!!l!lm!B!!!!!!t ........ -lu&aADaA.e.C.11. tJ1a'rlApot.Nolff. <dl99f-OIK1collect $450.UklrmW/Pooland ,m;: ...... QI........... ftOIU'.$ FOR RENT n. Fr Xtra Amenltlet(5381) fee ~~~~~!t_!l!l~ll Wu11• J,.. ......... V .. I•-• ... s 6 4 ~. froat ~ .,.y ontlarce2bdrm.2 RENTIYES 6.11·4555 ' • .__ ... •••••••••••••• -_-, • ..... 1 _ _. _...._ • '513CAMMDradlMtlt b&. Condo in Newport ___ ..;__ ___ ..;__....:.:~11 SOclal Activitl .. DI· re<:t"r •Fr" Sunday Brunch • BBO'a •Plr· tiea • Plus much mont. GREAT MCMATION: ...aaa.aaM llloU'Cr/0.u ht•r wiat reaced yard z ur ~~..!~· 1ara1es. Bay Towers. Very lux· Te .... ni• ~ lllcw .. .-I HM~ ,., .... N1llU'al wood r.......-p..,.a ... Kida & urious. Security bldg. • .. wllMd · )525 ..._....._ Ci1i11t to .... M Ir · ._...,._. l1oon 6 trirn Fr.nch Pet & w •I co m e . ORANOETREE CONDO. Possible boat slip. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ., .. ., .., • ...._ No~. '7n·'* doon. lm1mc.' llOO mo. 7l419M·2:lie6 or 913·29'11 2Br, 1Ba, paUo, S490 mo. Large 3 bdrm. Duplex. l For rent by owner: 2br .. ......... Tennis• Free Lesaons (pro & pro shop)• 2 Health Oubs • Saune • Hydfomassage•Swtm· ming• Driving Range Mf,...•..._ + uW&.m.10 ,\lent A&eftt. No fee. 951.1100 dys , 551·3751 house rrom ocean. $750 2ba, lwnhome in Big Ca· 11.. . ... ' c-..-uo Jt .. bd eves mo . on yearly basis. nyoo. Covered pkg ror 2 ... D &••t ,_ ........ -........ NearSo. Cout Plaaa. a Br ....,._ ve ome '" rm. 675-8018 cars. full sec .• .....,./mo. ........ _ .. _........ •• -....._,.. ... ,., 2 .... tloftl.ia rm. frpk, 3ba. 2story. Near beach. Northwood 3 Br. olc. lam 644-7122 d -9'"" .. ,_ c.,.. a• 2 Oott a ,;;;;:-,..11 tala -··-............ pool. newt)' paiAt.ed l.n/· Nopeh. lnc:l\ldlng nn. rormal din rm, l yr 1 Blk to ~h. 38r, 2Ba eves ays, ort>44· UlU ._.. __ ...... . =t:-" BEAUTIFUL APART- MENTS: Singles. 1 & 2 Bedrooms • Fur· mshed & Unturmshed •Adult 1.Jv1ng •No Pets • Models Open da11v 9 10 6. •.ala. l•Mt·ft.l)n 111.1111rr. a.,. ... , .... ,, ••If• Jt07 out. nu c:rpU •drapes. Gardener 1900 mo. new. 2l000 sq n. Lg yd . 2 home. pool , t e nnis---------'• -~---'-..:;...;.M_l....;..;•...,. __ __,.;1 a':31'Jr. O•au wUI -.. ••••••••••••••• bll•laa, 900/mo, lsl & 531MM2S. frplcs. microwave. 1825. cou.rt.s. pvt parking. $750 WOOOl.,KE .•--------:All'="...:'"'·* a..naiq s bdrm. 3 bath IHt + POO dep . lnc. WHALER COVE Zslory :~.~-' ~!~rM~°u~~~ mo. 645·3615 eves . Spac .• 2br, l~ba. next to NWOflAY bayfron\ with 31' boat 1al'dener, pool s vc fs 3br 3ba + xtr~ S'150. 673-6210dys. parit, rec .• all amenities, ~ ua1ata from Ind .,._~••• no.1 Sept.· July. S1200 water.64S-4089 848.'954'or846-l815: · Ml·ti637.559-84Sl . ---~-----1 $550 /m o 552· 11 97. Oakwood Garden Apertmenta ,_._,.CIHb.Ooner _ Ma mo. Vrly SUIOO mo Bill Met del M 3 bd 2 ~leCICh 3241 _552-_5893 __ e_ve_s _____ 11 trill flnenH S..bmll 4plclt. santa ~ fl1ter, Orvndy,S75-6UJ1 ba.a~. ri:.'"mJl.y. 'ner·6 \\'ALKTOOCEAN . ••••••••••••••••••••••• BAY VIEW . Lido Beautilul 2Br\\•/Pool NewportBeKh/No. --GI l400 sn>IS lit.ZOO ll7$,0C)O . .,.._ l 144 req. 54().1542, 546-9460 Vacant 4 BR. new paanl Avail by Sept I. IM . Peninsula. Double wide in Costa Mesa S4l5! 880 Irvine Cal) Richard New. CPA ••••••••••••••••••••••• & cplS. $650 mo. Al..S<?. 2 MACUl.ATE. 4 bdrm. 2 Mobile Home. 2 Bdrm Good School Dislnctl> 1a1161111 ReaJ&or Ml_.. 3br. Zba. pool. fully 2br. zi,.,ba, gar. frplc, dis· BR. l50C> mo. Call Keith. ba. plus rumpus rm. lr75/rm.SUPER. And Fed Yard(5487l rec (714) 145-1104 ---------•furnished ho1uc. Doa hwuhet. micro, adults 962-4471 ttardener, S725 /mo. Nr Cal1 Today631·4SS6Agt. Newport Beach/So. 1~ ·~1 (DaJmalJan)forrentlot No p ets. lyr old . Avail by Sept 1. I M· \\·est.mont school&sbop-BAYPRONT VI EW Fw1t IJOOtSth SI W"> llUU.W l~U.$750.55\.Sz.82 ~/mo.631-3926. ..... .. CUL"''TE ... bdrm. 2 pm~. L!lt, last. 11ec. de Securit y. prestige. ~" 36SO Do Seller lO carry AJTI>. <44) inn " .. posit. Call 848-2724. ••••••••••••••••••••••• C ver a1161111 UNITS: 27, l2> bdnns It Newport leach 3169 New townhouse. 3 Br. 2~ ba. plus rumpus rm. pnvacy. 2 Bdrm. 2 ba. Nice location. nr schools (714) 142·5113 UU>bdnn.ALS016un· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba. attach. ga.r. 2518-82 gardener. S725tmo. Nr 2 bdrm. 2 ba . North poo!.SlOOO/moyrly. &parks. $310 + a,2 ulll.I"'.::::::::::::::::::::::======' C»l•YVUA .. Its m exceJ rental IOU• UDO ISi.i Elden. $'100 Mo. yrly. \\·estmont school & shop-Laguna Beach home. Wotfffroet Ho.es Call549-8347. Attn. l!:XECUTIVES. 2Br. Uon. Aacnt. 144·~13 V.alk to beach. tennls Ct 4!M·990'1 or675-1120 ping. lSl. last. sec. de· Several deeks. 2 blocks hie. 63 1-1400. WATERFRONT BACK ON c1.ubhouae. Attractive 3 posil Family onJy. Call from beach. $750 mo. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!~l b I Ml ""1Wshed corporate apartment. HOMES er 2 Ba A I A "'th MISA VMDI 848-2734 Year1y. 714 /494·87l4. -.... .... completely outfitted. will R£ALESTATE TifEMARKET se ard va1. ug .,.., &lperdeal3or 4Br.2Ba. ----· -----------------NEWPORT SHORES· ••••••••••••••••••••••• short-term. Sl()()()/mo. 631-1400 NEED FAST SALE · pt . ll.SOO Many features. Avail. 3 Br. 2 Ba. Condo : $475 Oceanview. 2 br +den, 4 3Br. 2Ba. charming, lcAoaP.-Mlo 3707 615-2543 NOIUHMPiltl _.all! lO ~ho pp 101 . rat.Maraot.a. Cklle to tl}c ....... Pool IJ ~room * Udo Part Or #.4, m.soo /urn. 700 Lido Patt Or. U2. P .•. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I +ESCROW Rernoitrl('(I 3 Br. den. 2 now Nopets.546-3937. mo.CruldrenOK. decks.lease.$700. pool , tennis. $695 mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• --OC-"'"-.AN--F.-R-O_NT __ _ .;;; Best buy In Newport Hit \\'pt>kl~ nr monthly --842-8953 Davc.644·7211 67~10 2 & 3Br. Yl blk to ocn. r. Beach! Fee s impl<> land. "~""I Auo ZJrd Bill New C'.ondo 2 Bdrm. 217 ---------w10ter & .> rly Owner REAUTffULLY FURN. ,. .... 2 I I "'-I • .,,,,., 4 Br 2 Ba F R L" Yrd Wood , beams & stained Big Canyon CondG-Adlts, 675-5710. 675 ls.t6 3 B H . F 1 r e p 1 a cl· . 2 bloc ks l o bt>»••h ' firuud) Rltr 117_5-51!~1 "" eve riP C .,..,., · · · · .., · 2B d B ---Charming remodeled un CaJ1963-220S Like new. Near park. glass. 2br, H'.lba, Aar r . en , 3 a , pool. 2br. l bu. yrly . ~Imo. D/\\'a ~her , patio on 'Ls XJnt fl 'nanclng' OceCM ~ont S6SO. 213 /434·4980 with opener. North ('nd. l! Jacuzzi. tennis. no pets ·' 1 d 1 sand. $750 mo. \\'inter .---------1 n-· 3b Iba ..,"" bl k ._~ h Sl75mo 833 3349 nva 1 1mmr• talC y 5H ..... 3 IDRM CALLNOW ' \.\inlt>r rt>lllitl Shrlrm. r . ,..,,,.,Imo. oc s to .,.,ac . S850. · · !>18 rental 67:1·9499. ~ th.-$1 .00H mo <'ull 2cargar. Family home. 3 Br. 494·0273 after 3pm fn· ---·--·-934_1.~6 284H. ---Mobile home. Steps to SE A PR 0pERT11'~1' tt73-54 IO 646-5636. 3ba+dbl boo us rm. No day 4Br. Bluffs Condo. 2' 2lia. COl"OftCl del Mor 3722 IUO' from !>and frl':.hly dc- ~.0002BR. 2BA. den In 5• Adull Pk. CM Own wUJ On 645-1862 lhe ocean, 2 cover ed LTD . pets. $725. l s t t las t . ----2 car gar. pnv. pat 10, t•or all'd. 2lir. S450 mo patios. a nd beautiful 499-1378 \\N~PORTWi~wrlb;. 3 bdrm 2 ba. li ving rm 631·22U Small studio ho uSl'. lrplc xtra s harµ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1Hr.S350mo.,\va1lc;irl\' clubhouse w1lh pool -C· MM -· rtf>n. IW' ,,,r11 util paid wtth fireplace. fam. rm w/pvt. yard. Short walk S8SO 'mo 640·i647 Uk BACHELOR apt 2 ~Pl tor wmtl'r rl'nlal l;I AdultaonJ.y park Askan1 4·Plex, · 1 esa rlPI 5400 1mori:u n93 with Franklin stove. Dbl MEREDITH GARDEN. 4 lo town & beach. $325 in· --------blks trom Bi~ Corona Jum· \J97·0"32or6754!127 $.10.900.Formoredetalls. fllar) ~0%0wnerhnanr ---·-garage fenced yard. Br 3 Ba. 3.000 sq tft, nr cl.util.494·8143. 4Hr. 3ea. canal frnt. Utll Pd. s45o i mo call540-US1 ln& wtlh $40,000 down l.$2 bitvlront w t6 bds wuher/dryer, r efrige. beach, schools. tennis, Jacuzzi .deck. comm puol _673-_l_l_~-----A&ent 83M92l Pnv~te beMC'h [)()('k for 8)0. 546-9554. Aease. SllSO. 556-0785. LOIJlll'G MicJ-1 l 2S2 & tennis. 237 Canal. Sl lOO Duplex on the beach 1 Hr Afi.::W"*.."!Ld ~ ... EV 40' boat Sl.500 mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1?1).675-7450 I >n<r ....-~ \\·ater fr<>nl Homes E'slde pool home. 3Br. 2 bdrm. Condo. Pool, 3 bdrm. 2 ba, view. nr -.;;~;.~::~~~-.-.-.-.-.-.~! comp · furn. S700/mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• C4eta Mesa IO<'atton 3 631 l40U 2ba. frplc. gardener & jacuzzi, clubhouse. play· park. school. s hopping. 640-9!K>O 1'sk for Faye. lc6oa lslmd 3806 ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~Br. 2 Ba. Owner w1U --· -----pool s v s in c. $800, ground, f i r e place. t600/rm. Thornton Real OM WATER _Agt...;;;.._. ________ ,••••••••••••••••••••••• CUTY at 10% for 4 yrs Big 2br. gar. lndry. 25' to 646001 refrige. $425. 768-7633. ly.831-0300. BeautifuJ bayfront home CostaMffa 3724 Fabulous Bayfmt L.1ttle OCIAM PflJIS 155.000 down. Full pnce bt'h, S650 1mo Yr ly • ----':....__ _______ , with 5 bdrms. frml dm ••••••••••••••••••••••• b l Boat shp. 2Br . 3str,·. I' j .~ HERITAGE REALTORS Dtjo)'thebeautyofthe IZ20.000.Yearly lncome 952.4914 · . 2Br. lba, 1 car ga r.3BR.cornerlot~double Lrg.2Br.38a + bonl.ls rm.lgepatao,pier&shp CASADEORO ~1n:p t ~cc. y r ly l ~c Pacific from this lovely 2 $21,000. T enants pay -----Charming collage. fr garage, $625 mo melds room. 2 car encl gar. SJ.OOOtmo. Lease. ALl.UTlLlTl ES l'/\IO t.75 3007 Bdrm mobile home in utllj&Jes. 34th St 2Br. nicely drs. pvt yrd. E·slde . gardner. Avail Sept. l. Adults. S675/mo WatetfaOfttHomu ------ Ncirtb Laguna. Many elt· ~ f R€fTIG€ rur~1shed $475/mo . $445/mo. 975·6100 or Q>ats &\\·allace,962-4454 Monarch Summit. 31058 Inc. 631-1 400 • Bayfront. JBr. 2Ha. yrly. tras include d o uble -__ H>OMc' AvaJl.Sepl.9.639-5789. 962-0088 fl'yingCloud.orll.11·2865. ~~":P~~·· tht'for~· vou J\vatl S..•pt.13.Sl200/mo. c .. ...,...., 2 storage sheds. ~> --0 "U'> o m "t•!>ii.:n bl5 700!lor675·8405 ........ h•• BBQ B Rustic3Bdrm +Patio htssioft V~ift 3 267 features. f.Jool. liBQ, ------· --pus carpels, . u.--u-..-I-•-~ 2 Br. 1 a. newly re· .-~x 0tttfwWater ... d .... f'-S74.000. Long term land Real Estate Investments ~ ~-modele d . dbl gar. S525.Garageincluded ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3Br. 2Ba. frplc. wet ba r. ,ov r )!a raJ.:l', Ol'W u;,,y aont completely re- leaseavaU.able 3333W.CoastR.wy.NB ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640-2036. Newbuillins<9642lfee HOMESF'ORRENT n-frig.bltns.partly furn. furniturP ... urrouo(kd d•·<'Qratud,:J bdrm 2 ba. · 645-6646 lalboalslmld 3206 ---------1 RENTIMES 631-4555 3 bdrm. homes priced patio. Side tic sbp ror 25' with plush landst·upmi.: fireplace Grl'at Vlt'W ot 1---------••••••••••••••••••••••• New 2br condo. 2 car gar. from $525, fenced yards '--t N $l ooo Adult hvmi:: .it its l>c~l t>n v from lar"C patio. don oscn ft'•' j l (II'.., '' bdrm b En' b'-2B Fr I ..,.,.. · 0 pets, · mo No"' "S -.. ~ ... 'H.AftMlNG 2 .2 n. patio. pool. jac. air. JOY•.., r + pc & garages. Families yrly.675-4421 ..,·.., . fll'ach ;1t yourfrontdoor. 2100 or t bdrm Iba 306Coral bltins. $525/mo. 957·1723. K.idsOK + lgeGara~e please. Kids & pe ts ! Bdrmfurmshl'ti S4UO Avail Sept. 15. Yearly ••••••••••••••••••••••• A.vt-lL'l i5S7·3535· 00-3322. All nuapplc(8373>fee welcome. 7141964·2566 or BAY&OCF.AN\'Jf,\\ z bdnnf~rni:.hetl~u lc:lhe. $1100 mo. 673·346ti l213N.COASTHWY O..Ofl'Mlest ---------• RENTIMES 631-4555 97J.2971Agcnl,nofet> 3br. 2ba. frpk. ln1n1• J65 \\'.Y.·ilson.642·l97 1 or644-4323 L/\GUNABEACH t•Unitlndustnal p-r v..o~nlflt charmr ing 4Br MESA VERDE 28 .. /1..l rk Rl Terrace. Sl200 /m o Hi · le h 7 -------- 497 A,,..., •v....-in... 41 c»r gar, urn av:ul. 3 BR l "'-Ba. very clean. r n 1 no shop Garage axing 38r \\'/Lake ,,.,c •c•i. ~,60.1 .... ,-, -•litqon oc 3 40 2 Bdrms w /front yrly .....,..., ty cenlrall" local.... I ..,. u•..r~ U'I ••••••••••••••••••••••• k • • ---------• ~ eu "' h Sl OOO /mo. 123 s6 $370AUApplcincld -BrickFrplc Gar , .. 'o. ""ts. adults only . • ---------' block from downtown 7 5 m 0 · 7 51·3 l 91 ; ~. · H I R ES '' ... ~ Laguna Owner ukm., «erttrwJCanal. 673-7713 751-4330 agt \\'ontlast<S355> Agt fee Huge Yard for Kids SI 99 MIMI HOME . · s M T lwal ntl't' $600. 673-8821 EXCIT .ING ec75 000 Call • ........_ , ..... ..+. 3207 . . Pauline 631-4557 and Pels (9517) Agt. rec .. k Spanish f--;tati! I.I\ 1111-:. • • -· ---------.USH ... --MsCli 631 n·aJ lolheBeach.m Beautiful pa rk·llkc '>Ur lal)oaP~ 3107 .]"""'. '=. ,-. _ _ ti7!' -.. .. 1 -·•·•••••••••••••••••• ~ 1 -I 'I~-ne 4557 a v..rv good area. Kids ___ ..... ....,..... SJOOAll Uiti pd -~-·~~ round1ng s. Te rraced ••••••••••••••••••••••• .., forS. 2200 ' tldrm. Steps &o beach. Fencedy~(~)lee ....._, 3242 Mt...,...leoclt 3269 andPetsOK <8510Hee pool. Sunken .:as bbq. NEWLY OECORATED t ...._ ut I u tt:> Sh. Sl. Adults no .. .,.,.,....,,........., 631 .. "_, -•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631""556AskforVicki s parkling rounta1n·. br. steps bay •-bch """'a new ., P· .. -················· A ·1 Sept. 15. '•cnn ..._.,.. ... ••EA> _...., ~ "' graded carpets ar drpa. pelS. vat ..,.,., --------_;_:-1ffewLasFuenlesCondo.2 UDO ISLE Yrly. Prvt. S pa c iou s r oomi.. adlts, no pets S425: 28r, 2Ba Levitt Home l.n Ckeca Yi.. Lott _cm. 615-3148 Uveyour Best 2 Bdrm Bdrm. 3 Ba. Security Bchs end of s treets. 3 Br. IENJIMES Separa te dining a rea. 673--0072 Laguna Hill& nicest Build on a beatJufw flat C•isfJmoleoch3218 S430All new carpets gated, poolside. frplc. den. 2 ba. Near cts & " 'hlk·in closeL'i. home---------- 5•Pk. All new appl ror _,,, __ ,,. ..... ~M Vi·· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Compredecor <9548>fee dbl gar. Jntercom. S850 club. So patio Owner "AMIEIUCAS LEADY like kitchen & cabinets COf'OftCldelMar llll It f .,.,, . ..,. .,.... •"'··~ • R"'""""' ES ........ .,.."1441 7~1328Agts OK 1 .... THEIUSl .... ESS "alk to fl unt 1n"ton ••••••••••••••••••••••• ner 0 a c ross r o m •·-d iW'"t'b 1n Portot1n1• B·realht-"·1ng3Br $490 IC.l .... M 6Jl--455S • ....,.O'tV" · · · " " " a bho pool ...,, u , .,.. ~R--LS' Center 2Hr. t Ba, bltns. refng. u use. · Jacuzz1. So ~ c;uu t.. in•tt> & Kids/Pets OK. Ped Yd Devastating 2Br +Gar Lux condo on waterfront. \II EW Bluff condo on vr '""'A ' I Bedroom·unfum. $400 SWl deck. util pd. StiOO saWla. exercise & re~· M11r\ln tiull nrcle AllAmemties(8425Hee $34SW /BrickPatio! 3br.3ba.new cpt.$850. BackBay.2m.ii.terbrs, CALL 1 &droom furn from mo.67S.n54.~ hall 1KJS02!f1 &Pt'IJCdll Sl79000ea. CarrolAgt.631-4557 o•<>=<> 84 5792 ram rm. 212 ba. frpk. 631-4555 .. ,.,,,, CLASSIC TU""' ... ., ""SOC. Close to Plaza(54ml fee .,...,-vuol ; 6· . ,,..,,., 2b 1 b d ~ .. .,n~ Ca 1 newly decorated. 2 car 2 .BedroomfumSSOO r . a. S490. eek. MOllLEHOME M ReynolW. 640-5390. Cor'GM .. M.-1122 ___ rro __ A....;;gtc...._63_1455 __ 7_ 2br. +den. 2~ba. liv rm. gar. 2200sq. rt. SllOO mo. S....._. Twnhse -unfurn 1rt1m carports. built-mi.. no SAUS l•llllfl!~~~~~!!~~I ·•••••••••••••••••••••• Enchanting 3Br Home formaJ din rm. breakfast 64G-9991. ~traao 3278 ssoo J>l'ls ! Adu.Its. 673-0473 2706 Harbor. Sle206A Top of Spyglass. Yl acre U N S U R P A S S E D w /Major Appliances. rm. a II ame nities. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adults. no pt>ts 540.5937 Panoramic View! PANORAMIC OCEAN & New Interior. Fncd yrd 2 13 · 3 2 3 · 9 5 O 0 ext Newport Cttst COftdos 3br. frplc, encl yrd, 2 car Utilities Free! Lrg 2 Br. l'hBa, w /frptc, 640-0954 BAY VIEW 2br. ram rm for Kids $495(6455 ) fee ;t 2 3 1 8 I d a Y s S750to S850. view. gar, nr Marina & beach. bll·ins & sundeck. $625. Lido at t.be Bay New IU1t· uo Oec'orators dream l W1bt!h evable bdrm + ronvert.1blt1 den 141.000. + breakfast rm, wet bar. -Carrol Agt . .63l --4556 TI4-840-73801evcs ~· ~ $.'560/mo. Call after 7pm: I....\ QUINTA HERMOSA 760-0274, 631·0143. N'l:IWflONT maids quarters. 6 ba, ----------• 64&6972. 16211 Parkside Ln, l blk Jbr, 2ba. d eck. ocean UlltM pool,3cargar.S2.950/mo u 1sconA<iE! lniM 1244 NEWPORT BAYFRONT. Y.·.ofBeach,3 blksS.of view, walk to be ach. 646-6585or291·5913 Excellent Location\\' / ••••••••••••.••••••••••• luxurious 4br. 2ba. Jae. T..tin 3290 Edinger. LOT All nupool,lencedyd Turtle.rock R1dge Canyon beach shower. private ••••••••••••••••••••••• 847·5441 408'h Ac a c ia. $825. JASMIMECRHIC LowdeposillS461>fee View.3Br.2'h ba,3car b e ach. boat s lip . Nice 2Br . 2Ba condo. 559-7011. Large lol In uduslve 3 Bdrm 21At Ba. com· RENTIMES 631--4555 gar. Avail Sept. 979-2560. $1500/mo. Avail lmmed. Localed in Tustin Place. F\irnished 2Br. lBa. adlls Costo ___ Meso _____ ll_2_4_ ~No~ '77. 241t48 2 br. T hree Arch Bay, So. munity pool, Jae .. tennis, 851-0610,551·1494 673-6055.67:>-0597. 2 car encl. gar. $550/mo only. no pets, 2 blks from 2 ba, f•m r m DeAnia l..aguna~...5eJ:.uritY. _g"J~ __ paw>ramlc ocean vu, +security. 551-1690. bch. 536-2877 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bayakle Viii t.'st Hwy & com munity with pvt. gwlrded gate. \\'alker &. RENTIMES Woodbridge 3 Br. 111 .. Ba. tmmac. E. Bluffs Hrqe. 3 Br. Townhouse, newlv 67~:tM7 ----- lla~de •29l , NB. streets. beach, tennis & Lee'759-150lor640-4283. Condo. SS75. No pets. 3br. 2ba. ram rm. wlk to Country Cottage Close ...,_. .. och 3741 decor. gas pd. enclsd m_,, c lubhouse · Ai rpor l. 2131498-6090 Eves & CdM H.S. lmmed. Avail. To Base. $3502Brw1Gar ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar. Adlts. pool. 642·5073 ----------·• yachting, and fishing Jasmine Creek new. 2 WIDEST SELECTIONS \\knds No p t 1 L $985 Gardeners yd(!i3l7> fee LAGUNA BEACH MTR .:_forcr.-'-1200 minutes away. Owner st.ory,oceanveiw,3Br.3 AVAILABLETODAY '· · "'·--es. ease · RENTIMES 6314555 lNN. Maid serv .. color 2 Br. l bath Apt. Newly =·::?:•••••=-•••••• has b uilt h\s home Ba Fam rm. pool It s pa. ALL AREAS, SIZES Woodbridge. 4 Bdrm. 21;.i vw .. ~r/Agtt>44·7124 TV. healed pool. Ul1 I. decor . Gas pd. enclsd 5 ACRES. custom home near by. Very rare op-2700sq. fl.SlSOO /mo. 213/ ANO ba. Jn good cond. $700. Lovely 3Br, 2Ba home. Ho.HFwntishedor <714)494·5294. 985 No. gar.pool.Adlts.642·5073. site in beautif\ll smog Portunity. Lol price 446-6684. PRICES TO CHOOSE Aft. 6, 551.m31 lblk from Jr. High & U.fwlliahed 3300 Coast Hwy. l Br. Newly decor. gas pd. { ..... La Cresta, Rancho S 1 • 4 9 5 , 0 0 0 . P h CALL TODAY High. Newport Heiahts. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·-2 l 3 162 8 13 0 0 cr.-1'!..• ... cr.5 ... La Pal bdrm Deluxe 2 br. 2Ya ba, din encl gar. Adlls. pool. Calif, paved streets, elec . o r _.-, .. _ 631-4555 * *IRVIN£1. Yrly lease: $750/mo. Mr. ms two condo rm, 2frplcs, patio. Ocean °'2·5073. water already pa.kl ror. 7H ta.30'10wknds. View. pool. 4~. 2"'1 ba. ---------Reed. 640-2390. iv .. ba dble garage. mny r--------- p · din rm. (a m rm . 3 Bdrm condo in ex· ·, xtras964-12Sl vu from every rm. S850 uESA VERDE h resuge area. terms. •'-tastkltly• $1900 /mo 644·1968 or 0-,oint 3226 ch~ive Woodbridge. Ex· Lu1t Twnhm. new 3br. • rm.497·5193 '" ome at· Mu.st &ell. Only $54,000. REDUCED $7.000 641·1030 ....................... cellenlly located near 2VJba, frplc, patio. 2 car ec.dolalil•-mosphere 2 & 3 br dlx Pbooe7l4-677·5611 Blicr. Only S67.SOO. Ocean view Fabulous Ocean View 2br fta w r ls Fwwiahecl 3400 Hewpon leach 3769 apts. No Pets. 546-1034 ,_.....,, poo , tennis. etc· gar. pool/spa/tennis. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~------:..::_- ltocll ..... rty . IJSO \,Ol lr1Pl.usleap 1 phroved .~lalkns HARIOR VIEW Condoincl w' lehnenl1sdry. pooe l,AeGlcT. all included! Available Newport /Mesa. $740. On••••p•n~v •• a.le••b•a•a•c•h••.•1•e•n•rus~· SHORTTERM BRANO NE\\' APTS. ••••••••••••••••••••••• !or .. ve ome. n'aPt· 3 Bedroom Sausalito . as r r. at $600/pr mo on l yr 644-4192.646·3215. RENTALS 2Br2Ba. $430 .. Coronado Cays ing djstance lo Dana . model home Beautifully 496-5e80 '625/mo lease. 13 others to choose courts. sec gates. 2 pools. Weekly & \\'inter 3Br 2Ba ssso ......... -call! bch . S6:50 /mo Yrly., m.in.imum 6 molse.S850. genl675-8l70 CorooadoPenins:la Harbor. Owner6311-1614 c a r ed for._ Beamed DANA CREST·. Bt'ke to rrom. We're lhe ones to Big 2~. gar, lndry. 25' lo furnished villa. 2br. 2ba. A Spacious new Unit, pvt. 3 bdrm. 2 ba. C ~oel Comm lot. 40x100, dwntwn ca ... _.. al ceilings. $1150/ beach and marina from 962·4914 499· l 792 • 213 ·684-034 7 patJO, close to shopping. lroot home with 40 L San Clemente S60000 ~mo. R.C Taylor Co. this new 3Br. ram rm, eves. YRLY. UNF/F'N. 3br . Adults. 1982 Maple, ~&Dedbec:loca,!.fdorc2e·aboaUnalsa .• Owner714-673-03ss. ' . ~_:. dining area. 2 ba . (g] 34'Slip.SUper3Brtwnhse 2bal/L.Slepstobch. SWSmo _548_·_2408_. _____ _ ru !ti I .._ Ll-........ -v Hill Alrl l ... _ . \\bodbrldfW w. Nwpl. Nr. bch . ...,.,., BALBOA OCEANFRONT + s cc. /\ n g i e . atrium, fireplace, wet Ma•t• Desert, rwuur u &, 4 Bdrms. um, new an ..... capmg ..... ,,.,, •919eves. """"" DPLX, 3br. completely 673-9312. Upper 3 bdrm. 2 ba. with ...__ .. pn·vat pati on 2ba. gardener inc. Avail w /sprinklers. Blk to Re"'llU .,._... ... .," N .,... • e o ....... 2400 Oct 548 2625 schools &. park. COOied • rum . 2 lge patios. near garage. _.... o pets, l ~lichanvinae!.enG•i:!!~lnhoin'!!.e ••••••••••••••••••••••• by ocean breezes and a 551·3000 3br, 2ba, xlnl N.B. area. Balboa Pier 2 blks lo 2 ~r. yrl.y, upper $425 + ch ild. Call after 4. -•• ...,.... e •-.--------.i Old Cd ffttBarunca Pkwv lrvi M A II $8 5 b · . ulJI. No garage or pets. 5411-0133. OWner Zl.3/381·3606 •• M charming 2br lovely vlew. $895/mo. yr· . . . ,. "' va now. 1 I mo. ay & all s hopping. Avail 9/15 675-7048 ---------____ ....;..;..;.._..;.;..;._ FOi LEASE cottage, North side or l.y. Available Sept. Call 7S1·2787. $700/mo for9 mos.404 ·e· · · snJNNTNG large 3 Br. 2 New 2 bedroom 2 bath hw y . Gar . s t ove . day& 637·4658 aak for T HE LAKES Luxury 2 Bd. 2 BA. lth Fir , sec. E. Oceanforonl 675-1642 Spa~ious beach rental Ba. Garden Apt. Pool, 1600 home. MiHion Lakes 1575/mo. 1st & last. $250 Jack or eves & wknda twnhse. 28 r . 1 'll! Ba. b 1 d g • b a Y fr 0 n t . days, 673-5661 eves. avail .Sept 14 thru June Rec area. $435.. 710 w. Country Club. Golf· deanin•detCall Rox.le : call645-lmor960-$844. frplc. view, tennis. pool, SlSOO/mo Bob Koop Cc.da•lni•• 14, winter rental. Ideal 18th.St. ~-==w='flOl=llT=/~'~QTS~~·I t=~=d. ~!"'!::::~ ~O wk yson.ly. Townhome. Outstanding ~68Sept lst. $550 mo. ~·631·1266. ' u..tun.llMd 1425 ~r i:'!:: ;tl,"'t:,~~· ~ _U'_g_2B_R_.-1B-A-.-w-/p_a_ti_o. .. t _ _... Jas-lne Cr ee.. 3br i bd b ••••••••••••••••••••••• ntc d In nHrt o Newport enanceyuu. ... a , · oceanvew.4 nn.3 a. WATHFltOMT Irvin Turtl R k T .. day&only.belween1&4. c,.....,. rps, gar. adults. 8eacJt. Located ln com· 990Clubhouse Rd. 2~ba. ram nn, brand F.R .. D.R .• Pool. spa. J _br. 2 ba. patio home. 36. Pier• slip 3 bdrm & 1 eT' 3B e21 ~ · P~ no dogs, $375/mo. lsl & merclal area. Can be Desert Hot Springs new. Pool. tennis. jac. & llOO mo. Owner/Agent A/C. country kitch. gar. den .• ample par.' king. S900 paevuo: Frpric. ;llac· hed 2· Winter Rental 2 bdrm. last+ sec. 548·5861 . .-eel fOf' b\la1neas. re· 213·3'18-2S72 sec &ate. Sl350/mo lse. Bet.ty811-3l14or495·2378. many extras. No pets . t h 1 I Sl 0 0 Steps to beach. Garage liclld'•l or ??7 1425.000. M0-9370 A ·1 n..l I -"" w1 ou s Ip. • 5 car gar. tennis courts. ......&.;.,, ..... 50 incld uu·r. E-Slde 2Br Garden apt. SJalOTEXCHANGES · fa r•Y6' 1234 VaJ ""· • ..,.,., mo. w /s lip per m o. Agl. pool,+ much more. $775. miSs.~-6899 w/gar. edits. no pets . · Get Away! Beau&lful new DeaantM&Dllon $$00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S52-8881af\SPM R.H.R. Brkr.673-7300 c h i ldre n o k . P / P . S375.16021al .Sl.548-2127. 4Bd.nnSpani.&bbome on Specloua2BrWJG&rate Adult Condo. 2br ll-l ba_. POSHEXEC,-OOLF Harbor View Jlome. 3br. n 4-851-llU . 14th fair way. Apple NullltmincJd(tMa)fee ..,&. pr, lStA!ast $375 COURSECONOO. 2ba. Carmel Model with --------YllSAIW.S 3 Br. 2 Ba. Sundeck. MZS. Valley Golf CcMarse. I AlemlUl~~ iiltt•7"7,ampaUo 2 Br 2ba+den. all ap-lrt prtvate yrd. Avail ..-.OCIANYU Spacious~ ele1ant 2 ~approx. Sept. lat. acr e. Sell o r trad e c.t.MeM 3224 pliances incl. l yr lease lateSep&.144-21882. Versa.Wes BR Bdrm. z oath, patio. ___ s _____ _ M!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Jl~-!!!!:.-0~·~Cal~l~eTS-Mll!!!:~!._-1--.... ••••••••H••• ~~~~~ -.iiO~, ~~tt11ast+S400 Plush 2br Venalllel pool, J~. ~21::: ~c!::• ::O"rt~xerc~se PlNEBLUFFAPTS llP!ll'WlllJ!~~milNVESl'ORS-'5,000 tlllet WAl!ff A MT...sa5 aec uoi:p ....... 1 Barbara con· yrl)r. • c u Y I • e . Spec. 1 Br w/lotl. Acb&lt IL_.OWIMl'lldp.cab6D •••••7 --------• Glalaat C/21 Sandplper . dow/VieW,avail hnmed. Apnt646-3255 Complex. Pauo, view, .... PCR +taalt ---ftC. •••• •••••• t "' .......... tu.an. ea.....,._r,so •r:rom -...... 1 ..._... Qears1aallaDorS5ZS~· 641..-0 Mnot.tta-4300.Jthn . OMTHllAY frplc, encl aar., , .. 1111 rea SDO mo. ,._. .,.,.. n• -..room l:llpat1Br9t/Prplc 3071 ..... Aft 2BR ZBA,aecwit.y,pool. Ow1nin& Beach c«ta1e. stove. dl1hwbr. Jae, Prl: oal,. lll·tzn : :C.~L~!~: OW.Garap(lm)lee -=·~=·· ~t."~4f°:'; Beach cottate ol\ Bal •tmo. !Br. ~block lo ocean. lndrynn. S!IOO • fl'l.1152 .Sm lowely ..... Vmle. BllN'l'IMD 831-455& ~13 Peoninaula. 2ba. all O\a· W•trfr-Hws Winter rental. 813-3056, SPMC 631-6107 ,,...i ,.......... .__..... •240 Jor appll. Your turn. llllC. 6Jl .. 1400 G'B-l858. w t Id -.• -• COnlemporary 3Br Home Avall to rent Sept 15. .......,,.., ly r b es 9 e 2 Br · l Ba· ... , .. •••••••••••••• .. • 28oey. Ctn&ral A/C, 87ls.18101s673-0318. ....ll"'t't urn. 2 r pen· &!clad 1araae. carpets Fed. yard saao l64U> lee LUXURY CONDO 3bd.rm t.howe, oce.anview. leaae & drapes. Rerrtge. No RENTI~ 631~ Beaul. exec 4br. 3ba. l\o't ba. 2 care~ gar, pr\ S1500/mo675-99'S. ~~bl • la11t + Weatcllff. jac .• tub. patio, pool, cloee to So. a bdrm duple.x nth It TUl1\l IOCK GUN many xtraa. Oardener. Ost Plu. Lease '850 mo. Balboa. Wlnte~ rental. &Side 3 Br. 2 Bl. Built· s Br, 3 Ba, Scar car. Avall. Call Nancy Ask forCarol .-?Shl!O. 21Jt•t-IM7 or lns.lnTri-plex,aao mo. ••1214.ellt214. •nTJ orlTS-Jm. 87MS14 549-0259 714~ Nopeu.MS-01C11gvn, < . .-.,.. ( I La Bacb unlt, re fria ~vall t-3 Vle\ona St. -.m. 548· \.atn arts Z Br. 1ara1e. avail 9·3. Victoria St. $400mo. 5613f7 Afters $llO llQO. 2br lba, Mesa Verde, avaiJ f.15 Adu.Its, no pets, S58-62%1 a1ent • 1 • 2 IR Pltie Apt\. • D•hwl&Mr1 • HQ'' • Pool • RM. R .. tn • Gantttt la.ndtuttltit •Ht te leecll l Sliel" .. ,..... -...,..., ~ ..... ....... U/tftwltlt/ f°ridlly,Augu.t22. UllO DM.YPn..OT •z: ':' ftn ~ ·•-f\tR ··-·-·• .............. ""'8wen. Tr..t Lolt & ~ SJOO lllQ. Deilli" 503 I ..... ••• • •• • ••• ••• •• • •• ........ ••• ••••• ••••• • .~ TOUCH A CLASS FOUlil US ISCOaTS I 31HRS. 1~17.,' • A1£ flEE Prolesalonal Therapeutic Medlcal/Oental tHMO. IOOFtHG maaaage. Lic'd. NBAppt~ • 778 aq, rt. ln N. Costa All Typea, repall"I, ln·i---------Call: only,Steve548-2817 • •••••••••••••••••••-•• a&.a. Of"OW'd Ooor. full,y 1 u I a t I o n . Fr e e \\'\eso. bu money for 2nd 642.5671 TOMMY'S Mcwllll? Avo&d depotlt. 6 equipped. Private patio. Eltlmatea. Call Bob. T.D.'a. No credk cheek. OPHIWPOIT cut ""'"' upena .. ! •tc . HU I mo. Tom ~.mee no pnlty. For act.Ion call I~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ESCORTS Ali lldW\ cocnsnlUUty Oft Prof .. alonally a Ince _957_-1900 __ . -----All673-73ll anytime. LOlt or Found a pet? CaU 7$2·9368 the a.ck Bay. SPtc lltl. Pl'olEaecOfcSultes MoMytoLoa. 5025 TD (Of' aale 15%·3 yrs-int Animal Assistance ----....------ t.at'Ularlpa, 71wtmmln1 HOUSIMATIS Ntiwt'1UServeB&da.HB ••••••••••••••••••••••• oaly. Bob Williama Bkr .Leaeue.~·2273,no fee. 17·25 lbs in 6 wk&. No poog, I ll1hted ttnnhi P2-41M 3 Ofc Suite ~ sbols, 00 dn.igs, 00 con• • l'Ollltl, bib tnUa. put. OwntAct (714)847-5338 ./NEED 1-•-U11S1 _______ , tract s . Kathleen or·-Una 11"1'1 Bar~lon. l Why wule Ume and RE\\'ARD: lost Sprlnger Robln673-0lll ., ancl 1 bedroocna apart mon.y looklna for a NIMILOCATION +•a•u•9h/ Sp1n1 el puppy . vac imnta, and i.ownho\llea r oommate! L•t u i Corner of Campus & ./MONEY r. •rA•/ Trl\rock8-14.Ml-0718afll•-llll-----..a trom...a.OOpermonlh loote, 1creen and In. Quail. 2400 str. ups\.aln . &.o.t&,..... 6dur~ GreotC4 .. mry .. ,. On J .....___ ... l -"'.-.. 'or Y""'' T·'"e t'"-..... c ••••••••••••••••••• •••• ESCORTS am ..... --... Thn• '' "''" -'"' -pets / also available. LOST:_,. Doltef-11 5-nJoaqwnHlU.Road QJnl1.111looOutolFindln& 12llQs/fal9Qt s/f. + Im HI wh 5t00 redcoUar,blk&rust.. 3'Hrs. 641-0180 <114)644 1900 _ Good KoommM tes. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Casll/Checb fUU ~rviei!. Courtesy lo • REY.' ARD! 631-4229 Am Exp~ /YIM . " ON UDO ISLI nd Bkn. 540-2960 LOST: E.BhdC Area, NB. ,...,_ ••• l..pl..vrm.lpk ,redeeor 8 l~company caaUTMO Now You Fem. Poodle Blk/gry 3Br·2Ba • Adw\.I afices. 22S lo 750 sq. ft. PIOILIM chin , Blk stone collar "°pets. a rooaunate searcb agy. From $200 per month. 2nd & lrd TD loaM C w /blue tag. Unclipped. UTTU ANNIES $7'1~yrly. 752.5111 NearCdM "N.8 . f)-wy. 97M5ll an deaf .. on med. Family ESCORTS ~187 (114 )7S3-0719 ---------_557_._10_1_0 ______ Arrandedby u -artbroken! M.A'"rnE F I f 'd o ""' all major credit cards · Spartdlng clean large l 2 ~~;.,., b::n~~.~pi 'THE" C:O.t H°'9 loall• Sell LARGE REWAID! accepted Bdrm. Duplex. Near }l&\s.$250/mo.642.1470 & IXECUTIVESUITE AMortgage Broker Mo q.._ p1eaM call 530.4723 ocean Dramatic beams 64&~ f\111 service offices In M 752-11 l I Office --.-FO--X-Y_LA_D_Y_• __ & frplc . $725 y rly . Newport Center. lS . ) Ofe 24hrs. 759.c>456 to.t _m_3307 __ ._67_5_-4>_196 ____ , Female wanted to share 2 64().54'10 ~ Oii S/9/IO. OUTCALL ONLY ,....._,._ Zbdr 2b n~ b edroom... 2 bath in with Daily Pilo t * 972·1138 * ~"""' m . a. ooY Newpor-t·-y Beach. Cull ...... Rettfal 4450 PE"'',NV PINCHER LOST h ' View en,.IQd gara 0 " HOM--~ERS ·~ : \\' t & grey mate -A~ you making what ' "• "'"' 556-876S fordetails. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5V"""" ADS StlllonJyS2. -"'"' a"">. opener . S750 year-For store & office space at ~ 0-""frrdrd Si~mese. Vic. Harbor Vu yoo're worth? 1f not ca~ r .. TSLMdml 642 1603 "" I led Id""" bl _. -, • --!°!~l!!;_SCdM . Reward! Mr ............ <714 )7Cllo.7037 ~ v · • · · · .-ema e wan . m ,..,_,, reasona e rates. Use your e;qui y for bills. 3 Hnes Cor 2 days ......-v;JU uuuu• ""' .... bl k lo be h share3 bdrm. 2 ba. CdM 500to 2700 ~Ft. home additions. vaca-only St a day. 34c a ... oc ac · great 7"""""73. Vicki'"' or Vic· M I location. Lovely 2bdrm. .,.,......, ... ESA VERDE a lions, etc. Any amount. inc. loria PLAZA any reason. Credit or job Advert is(• one o r FOUND: Yellow Lab? puppy, vie Adams & Beach.H.8.957-0534 ~/mo. 968-8263. -.,.-em-. ·-to_s_h_r-2-9-r-h_o_m_e_ln 1525 Mesa Verde E. C.M. not necessary. Compare mon · 1tl•mc; \';Jlue<l ,., 545-4123 our costs. 24 hrs . & up t o ::.100 E.ic h 2 Bdrm. Dehlxe ApL New drapes. clean. roomy, quieL Mature adults. Eastbluff. S62S 2br 2'1"l ba $375. S ecurity SlOO. _______ ..__1 2 car Encl. gar. Private Irvine. S250 mo ever-weekends. . add 1t1onal lint• 1s FOUND 817-Orange/wh. fe ma l e k i t ten . Nr Derbyshire. 962·0913 Charlies Angels •642-3812• MC/Visa C leaning fee SUO. •VERY LARGE .. Nr nu +Comm. Pool. 640·5296 648-0016. 38R $l80 & 2BR S395. New Duplex. ~ blk from West side IBr. stove, Garages, new cpl & beach i<va1I. 9·15. Up 2 ref rig., adults. no pets. painl Nr. Beach & Ed· Br. 1 Ba. $675. Down 2 Br S2110. 717 West 18th·D. Inger. Kids OK. no pets. 1 '7 8 a . S 6 2 5 yt h In g i n c I. M a rk 750 SQ. f'T. 644-ltzl. 846-5561 only 60c for tht• two 544·7S29. 17th Street 's busiest cla}!'. Sorry. no shopping ('enter. Costa REA.LESTATELOAMS c.'o mmrrc1a l ads Mesa. Re a lono m 1cs. $10.000to $250.000 with up .i 110 " c·cf C:h.t r ge SCRAM-lETS 675-0700. lo 15 years to repay. Your Penn~ Pill<'hl'r Male whrle 30. New to .• Loan ~ured by a c:om · ,\d o r U!.l' ~our ANSWERS Cahf seeks f''emale for DANA POI NT bin a t Ion of R eal & Hank Ami:ric.'ard ---------• owner. Violet La ntern & Del Personal property. V1~J or Mast~rc.':.ird. Awhile -Murky -companions h ip & ? 3 Bdrm towntiouse. ---------1 38r.2 Ba. Responsible. non-smkr Prado800'& 1100'al6or AAPrirnc Financ1al Sylph -Compel -SS0.9096 --- 64S-l.928. 7911 Holl. 847-4803. (2131335·8035 Eves Ve ry clean Ma le or Female. 25 to 3S to share beaut. Dana Pt. Condo. $325 Incl all. Ref 's 951-3825 24 ans ser. alrmsl new. Pool. $650 ~unlingtooHarbour •,•blk tobch. s ee k i n g l o s h a r e m.1120 Services .-or more Information SHOW UP MASSAGESlQ\\'IAD mo.¥-754-1202 -~.,.,,, 963-8818,968-2238 wtsame. your lge house .,,., ........ ur.1~_--.. 714-527·3417 andto placc your.id c<tll The best Job I ever had MYSTIC MASSAG f'; •• .-. d N CdM "~a. ,_....nq was .invisible man al a ~Santa Ana ~: 3br new apt. W/(ir pl in Ocean view Penthouse. or con o, .B. or COAST · ·Y. COM 642 5678 carruval. I never had to -- greet Npt Hts. Nelgh. DELUXE 2BR. 2BA Nr 2br. 2ba. Crplc, pool. club area. 760-8lS8. A ssoc I a t e d w 1 t h MONEY AV All.AILE • SHOW UP. Per'IOftCll ~nices 5360~ boriM>odS540.SSS..500l bch, new ~/fplc & patio. house . s ecurity. Sub Wantedfemale rmmate to vetenananan. Enclosed 2nd TD's --••••••••••••••••••••••• - 2 Br. 1 Ba patio apt. enc. gar. D/W. smoke park i n g, $695 m q shre 3 bdrm .condo S1SO Z40Q s if.832·7300 PUPPET SHOWS FOUND: Unique oran/· .. ~arm. ldry facil. Ideal ~ll.20. mo. 847.3509 am. 8(2.6519 REDUClD RATIS Birthdays. parties. gry fem kitten. Magnoha FREE Refrtg " stove furn. $300/mo. 731 W. 18\h St. JA. 640-9900. Ask for Fll)'e. Agt. for roommates. Adlts. 2 BEDROOMS pm.Carol CORONA.DELMAR s..tfOCJO... clubs. <'hurch. Call Pat &Orange.CM G4.5-9070 Pr'e<JllClllCY $425. 960-4614. 3SQS BALBOA BLVD. ""------·---2380 s/f on Coast Hwy 714.&12-5200 w i Is o n : 5 4 6 . 6921. Found : 7 .9, lrg re m Testi111t1 br r Prof. man over 40. share f'i"ee standing. across Ask for Linda Fl ynn or 957-1749. o.-...,,rd mix. lan/blk '"7 lrgl apt orrenL End Y~lylse.Starting9-15. JBRcondo.HB.$300/mo rrom f i ve Cr o wn s ..,. .... .,.... ABORTIO..._. ear. tennis court, pool. S500 mo. lncls ulils Gus. Restaurant Ideal ror Karen Linn ~Ads 5120 skin problem. 64().7739. .... Doha Chlca area. Call 213-966-1711 Agt. 968-923&. medical. dental. real ~~~~~~~~~!••••••••••••••••••••••• •GeMc'al (Asleept or ::I Fo und : Young m a le '11 l:fti M 846-8201. . \\'E.5TCLlFF 2br. Zba. fir Female roomate wanted estate. 832-7300 German Shepherd, £lbs Local AnHfhHi~ 2Br 2ba•L. r I I ..,.,.J "'~75 to share 2Br 2Ba Condo * HOMEOWHEllS * & Bushard. F V. Call •Lowffflftdudes FAMILY AnS. · "'· rp c, garage. P . ...-.-Imo in Irvine Vic Univ. Dr & MB>ICA.L/OEMTA.L Brand new be•utlful lrg l42Sl°Ca11963-220S 645-0002 Mkhel!<>n . Pool J acuzzi C-rcial Office. SI0,000 afterlpm. 714·968·7175. ~ Tesh,;:::eftCJ· apt.forfamilieswithlor -1Br.1Ba,blktobch.S400 m>mo.552·0504 CoronadelMar.Across TO Pound. Dog. Pem. a11 9'tY• c OMl- 2 ehildren. Nur ~rk. Lge 1 BR. util pd, bltns. tm. ownr agt. 559-5164 Female roommate want· fro m Five Cr o wn s $100,000 black. Poodle mix. Vic. mdt'ost-Op&Cllft ·"' 28r~~id. No pets. S440 n-..•, sec. gate. kids OK. eves. Restaura nt on Coast Few-Afty Reason Elhs/Magoolla . 968-9293. •CounsetiftC) & Refeti>:' ..._ iruvo ed. non.smoker. 21-25 to Hw d 'e:U·SS83/548·2'08 ~~!:;~·BBQ . $400.0_c _e _a_n_v_i_e_w_Bac b . 2 shrlg2Br.2Ba apt.CM. stf.~~taning.2380 ~n:~~i~~clfle:I Found.2piece pool cue. ':Medi-CCII & rooms. S400 + Sec. de· $250 mo. 731·3533 aod Personal Property 5*1275. I .. ...,__. MUMTINGTON LAKES posit of $400. 2306 v.. AMT19\IE HA.LL ,.._ CL.--k or J-ic... Costa Mesa ,_ caw:e ""cc ... '".~ SPARKLINGSTREAMS Oc eanfront , N .B . Blk to bch . pool, own Costa Mesa's new well ~ ._ um"' •ConfidentiCll & CASCADING 673-4154 room. ba, enl.. priv. located spac. antq mall 24 hrs 1 days Found. Female cal. Blk. ~Celft. WATERFALLS comm .. S. Lag 499-4722 has several spaces avail. 957.5123 w I o r a n g e . V i c . llRTH CONTllOL TOWERING PINES SEPT t MOVE IN e\'es. with good display. Fixed 8 r o ok. h u r s t I 1 n • S1HIU%ATION NEWSPAC10US Ocean view 2 bdrm apt rate. No t;t. or sales. AMERICAN\\'AY dianapolls. 962-0360 LAKES IDE A DU LT w /balcony , c arport. Need to share livina ell• 631·2622 642·8519 MORTGAGE CO. .MAU SOMEONE HA~V Fool-infcw nwtioft or im- A_,,, • "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I ,.....E90Ml0.~ Found. Tiny long-haired ..u ......... ~-r1;,. refrig&fumllureifreq penses? Save ti me. "'-rci...a :: •--·..,.....,. ... "-RT• E. aide. 1r& 2br, crpu, drpa, enel pr, laundry, no pets. $410. 549-2170. •-Dis' count L h -"" wtute dno. Vic. East side _-. -"" ease t r u June 20 money & confusion Let Refttds 447S PlaceaHAPPVAD -o -•Eleaant fireplaces $5.50/mo. 673-nxl2 . us find a compa tible ....................... Mort 11211. Trwt in this column C.M. ~6153' CALIFORNIA •Private lakeside patios ~ &balconies Npt. Shrs. a cross rrom roommate for you. We NEWPORTrLAZAH ~ 5035 roconly$3.25. Fouml: Old er small gray PREGNANCY MesaVerdearea. Vacant. •Heated pool& beach. 1 Br+den. gar. thoroughly screen all Prime retail space. 1300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call642·5678 poodle mix male dog. COUNSELING :...~: :.~:·n~':~':~ whirlpoolspa ~tyrly., Couples pref. c~~ER&SEEKERS ft, $1170 /mo. 1000 N. Vic : lSOO Gle nneyre. SERVICE.INC. & transportation. S450. •4 miles from beach 64().5078 Bristol. NB . Pat rick 14¥:2% Kitty. You're the best Lag una Beach. C all A.PC/Ii.RE 842· 1160 645-4434 Tenore. Agt. 631-1266. Uung that's happened lo 497-3311. ext 292 Adults. no pets. 546-6009 7562 Ellis Ave. H.B. 2 BR, pool, gar . I mi to 1.......&.-1.-1.....1 .............. 4500 NEWPORT aft 6PM 5 N t _lTlm __.. me. Love you. Tom FOUND: 2 young dogs. J · <3blltsW.of8each81l ocean. $4 0. 0 pe s. Roommate wanted 2br UMTERESTJ BEA.CH b d 646·0354 or 644·257R ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lott & Fo.d S300 blk & 1 brown, vie lfunt 1 r. uplex. new cpt, 2 BR. pool, gar. 1 mi lo apt Laguna Beach. ref SPECIAL SECOND ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1ngton Center. H 8 . 752-0053 drapes. rerng & stove, ocean. $450. No pe ls. VERSAILLES reqwred. 494'8614 Lost: Male black cat with 847 2442 $2SO /mo l s t & last. 646-0354or644·2578 l'"CH/1 IR ... anted rmmate to shr" ....... le p a t SA.MTA. A.MA. Mature adult. top ref's --· --"" .. " LIMITED TRUST DEED w1u aws, nswers o FOUND: SetterlLab mix. only. Call 24hrs. 642·4300. Close to beach. 2 Bdrm. A neat upgraded Cull Condo in H.B. $275 mo. J.J . Reward. 548·9982. att \Omo. old. v1c R1U1t & 972-3104 _...... security penthouse. over· non-smoker 962· 7626 OffERI u....1..1 Es I ,._ Stove & refrige $3'15 mo. looking parklike ground ---------• Lost: 8/11. E.side CM. Hall.Sant An;,754·7872 ~amos ~ I Bdrm. with deck. 717 962·8050orS36-79'19 & fountain . $500 tm o. Fem. non-smokertos hr LOANS Cock.allel. gry wtyel. & FOUND· Yellow Lab., James SL Apt.. c. S3l0 Walk lo beach. 1 Bdrm. Agent. 644·7211 CdM apt. S2251mo RENT AL RA TE or . head ... Cha -Cha". pupp. y. ·vie l\da ms &&t r..=,.OPI,..""~-~ & mo. 640-4979. Stove & refrige. $325. SUMMER IREEll 673-3585 REDUCED! S20.~~.000 Reward. 631·516S Iv msg. Beach. H.B. 957-0.534 .... !f!C!' ... ~ ........ . Small 1 bd , y ard . 962~orS36·79'19 S475ForATa.sty2Br Room mate wanted to Mesalncluttrial Uplo l.5yrsfinancing Lost: Male P"!J>Pie. Spr· Lost : Very small gray & HelpWCMhd 7100 ""~·•~ide ms .. lk t b h 8 h \\';Gar. Pool 16405> fee share quiet 4br house 1n Park \\'eektycommitment.s. Inger Spa n.1e l , dar.k wtute silky shorthair"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,._.... ,;. __ 430• I. n'a 0 eac · ac -R"""'~MES 6"1 Ac:c.c. C M N k St F b •-ht I t "" ""° Stove 4' refrige. All util. .i:.i," "' ... _, . . on-smo er. U· or any reason rown .,. w I e, os m dog. Vic 19th & Orange. 14.CCHTS PAY AILE pd. ._5 962-SOSO ._ dent prererrcd. S225tmo. 71 I W. 17th. St. For your busmess or San Juan Creek area. REWARD. S45-8035. Clerk needed for busv 2 BR pool gar t ·lo -· mo. or S-~llff ll7v Ulilpd. S48·7SOS. For your home. Call Jody· 6616787 hm · ""e · S4·50 N. 0 mit 536-7979 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ _..;._______ Costa M-• Ca F . · · · contracting firm. Com· "" an. . pe s. . f · ... _ • ast courteous service. 496-5764 wk. REW ARD. FOUND : Cockateil 8120. puter exp. helpful but n<:11 6464J54ot64-4·2S78 Spacious 2 Br Apt """'" Viewtheocean rom M/F Roommate wanted. 642-4463 MO PREPAY v 8 h d & Ad · · ~ sundeck. Sl50 Lge 2Br pet OK. SlSO + Ut11Jt1es. Lose something valuable? ic. us ar a ms. nee. 548·5541 S2ll5 1st ai last • Sec. de· mo. 1.SL la~t + deposit. all maj apple 1498SJ fee 548-7004. * 0.. 7500 sq. ft . ..tt pt!..._.ALTIES P!ace an ad m our Lost _H_B_963-4830_______ ACCOUNTS posit. Cleu 2br. lba. Up-Slater& Beach. 848·5465 RENTIMES 631-4556 --------ovall. for 1,...dlote g, and Found columns . FOUND: White Poodle RECEIVAILE per unit. Water & Elec. lrriM 3844 Ocean & Mountain views. ~ 4350 occ..,,aftcy. * Car· R~L~llE That's w~e people look mix. 2 Dachshunds, Lab P er s on need ed fo r paid , qulel couple ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jbd lk t ......, ..._._, swet bar. 1714) 54'91834 when they ve found an rrux pups, Sbepheai mix. di' verse dut1'es i·n a c .. I ,• N l C II 8d C d Th cozy rm. wa o ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.. .... -......-• .,. "Amofvalue litU G Id w re • o pe •· a 1 rm. on o In e .._ h .. h · .....,.. • 30' --ft. Offer H· ---------• '"" · S e puppies, o en counting for dynamic Metind8546-9522 Lakes . Northwoods . 6 ucac ,. s oppmg . ..,....,. Easts ide Costa Mesa. e. i.iMO Of llliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill Retriever mix. sha ve<! growing medical com; --------.-mo. new. $475. Call «·2l2l. Near l7th. SL S40 mo. • * · Samoyed & more. Also pany. Pleasant Newport 2br, lba, •love " refng. David 979-3953 or Peg at if I•• fwWllM'd 631-1266. Eves 646--0329 ""-Mel. 7:lM. Cats & Kittens. Adopt a Beach environment. To adults only! No pets! 552-2000 or.,.,.....a.d 1900 ()fflc.l...tal 4400 pet at Irvine Animal Sll.200. Call 631-lBSS foJ1 $125/mo. 645-0767 after Or t d 18 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• XL.NT Care Center. Open every appt. '. 6pm ange ree con o. r. · day. 754-l7l4. --------• 2 Bdrm. New drapes " ~·:::~: ~'f25a~~~: Salilllll V-8 BUSINESS paint, refrtce. 1 child 675-tU. New 1"2 bdrm luxury ptlHI OK. No pets. $36S. Sierra · adult apts in 14 plans Mft Mgmt.Co.641-1324. ~leach 1141 rrom $415 . 2 bdrm ~~..,_.., ---------1-••••················· townhouses from SS35 + .;.-~-LOCATION 28dnn • lBa, no children Gorgeous 2Bdrm. S450 pools, tennis, waterfalls. ./ , ..... -........... S375mo. 1st & last de-Centr•l alr, Htd Pool ponds! Gas for cooking II ~ ._. -- posit, caU 64$-3185 Ph• more (5818> Agt. fee heating paid. From San Privacy! Only S apls in Valerie 631-4556 ~i:~ro d~~;~dd~ ( .111 II/Ir tto w .11•! t.4 ~ b101 MESA INDUSTRIAL PARK bld1. Nice 2br, lba. 2 rooms. efficiency apt. then West on McFadden--------- Fenced yrd. gar. penmneat, ne>n·smoker to Seawlnd Vlllaae. 4.Waq ft forMZSpermo MH/mo. 910·5043, .dulUIJ.5.499-llN <n4>89S-5198. 4001 Bh~bSt. N.B.A&ent 711W.17tla. St. t•-OCZANFRONT2 brino&d .._ 4000 5'1·5032. Coehl Mesa Elaide older' 2 llr cattaae. llllll VUla. 8toae frptc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• KOLL C9nll 642-4463 Gar + .ocl yard. tm. leeded wtndowt. beam Room for rent. Female to lit. lut. tee. 5Sa·UQ c:e61'" Gar, many trees, share w /ume. non· .,., Mlwrotrr •T• 1.1701411-ft ... lllDC'llinp. pwt. beach. agl or cpl pre-11J1Dlcef, pool .,..egant executive suites lh ...._for I ..... ti 1895 mo Yearly SU-2510. In prest11e loc. Jnclda ..... ~ ... •C..h. lbr, W/W cpt, refrit., ... ' . aettetarial service., te· ....__,_ &r L.~ pa'd. nr buaes, atipp1 1129or497·2147 Roomw/prtv.enttancenr ceptionlst. telephone -~ wet_.. * c:ntr. 2189 Maple tzlS/mo ap.ctlinc 3 bdrm 2 ba on Big Corona Bch. Call amwerina fl more. From = office ~ :,"~· 1 penoa GDlyl Niiuel Golf Course. before Sam, after 7pm. Jfi~ 8:{u ~i·T };~~ Mfl7: Oto 4. .... -. 9.'&Per/dryer, refrig .. 67S-9Sll COMPANIES: A pro· ..... 4510 YGllllLlweTblaJBdrm cMct.pool. l&SOmo. Student or "'orklng fesslOnalenvirorunent. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.1Peciaufl0c.cllm "-AJJ.. Rltr *'1578 Person. 1115 mo. New 71'1161._1 SI.crate Garaaes ror rot ,..._(nll)S.f" .._. 3112 Condo Coat• Mesa. on Balboa Peninsula G1417a.llV1$1 ;•.i;;a. ..... -.. 145-3:1'4. 1817 Wondlll. N.B. Want 1M1i1t to Jl\aa 1.o1M lOWx '*-_.,.. 1 bdrm 1 bath · rlnanclal inst. 7000..f. 30¥;'813"2143.m.-. .:-:;:::::;-~~ c~ 9850 ~~01:1e.b.::,~c~ 11t.lloor.A1enuu.-. Sl«ate Space.*" mo. .... _.....,.,.. ... ·--........... ldldten ..... Ge.an-l'\anlllbedofflff, ..... ol 1st. a Jut. noe "'· Cell.....,• -•un frolt. ••up •Sec. fl CGe&a 11 .. Plaa. ll?S Oc e • n Iron t, N. 8 . ft.LA Of ..._.. Jl6f ..... aMIK. per mo. No luu. _'7M1M _______ 1 '•• -~t .......... ·~·; ' , ..... 4200 ---..... w ....... 4'00 Cll'!ll:'._ ..... ,.._ Ir. I ... 0... v ......... , .. ,,.............. ICatcwUveSut&e lniDe --.. •••••••••••Ho ........ ,, .. ~,,...-,rm.No lie. 1J11mo.144...U OntbtllucblnNewport. -lrecept. eonf. rm. •eatec1tneo.t.aM .. or '* .,... fr1tlr•lloDthlJ.J8r.or Xerox, mall ln new ln\lte area, 2 or J BR. llDMl,911/90 Jlr.XlnLamb.tu.-oc> I• rd• n bl d I . "ouae prefund. a ...... ..,..c.M. W1 ,._air. De. OaU:lll·IOl'll. Adldta. Xlat teftnncea. --....... ....._ ~ w. IMle Bil 8hr Cabin. e71·5701 £ve1 . ft • -91n1 ldealloc•docffOfnablq, 1 priYat. room lo pro. Malcendl llDA~ ' IUktq or juat 1etttq fffeloaal suite av1ll. n...-- 6 I 8*'1111,; Ill*•....., ... 1 aw11. Wkad or w•l1 $LIO/lllO • .._mt. v....., "ant.eel· .,i. ... Nii: UlfWa.-6 Ir, I .. , peal tnd ... • UtH avatl. (TU) lfU'ta'flAciula,pieaM •• 1111 NPll. .....-.m..naa ...,, 8elllclelt«na eo.5111 caUTw. n.itd5'7·15113 • • t i Use ,,,,_.At/ service when placing your ad ... a Daily Pilot ad number will appear in your .ad •.• we take your messages 24 hours a ~ay ... you cal~ in at your convenience during office hours and get ·the responses to your ad . . . this service Is only $10 per week. For more Information and to place your ad call 642-5678. DAILY PILOT Fo und : Kitte n. grey w/blue collar. Approx 6-8 wk s old . Vic . Ed.wards/nr Crandall, HB.~ 5350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ACCOUMTIMGF/f Hours 8a m-5pm, with some overtime. Must be able lo operate J().key ad· ding ma chine. \\'Ill trairl. CaU ror appointment . \JTOO'EM MARKETS. 642-Tl02 PRE LAW student needs ~!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!~~ SlS.000. Will do anything AMUSEMENT CENTEft. Legal. Confidential ATI'ENDENT over 29· DVM. P .O. Box 3242, yrs. llust like people. 1_N_.B_._92663. _______ 1 Mechanical/electron~ Ull'~I~£ knowledge helpful. Refa llllAJ~ Bondable. For interview Be pampered with a aM417.4N--4727 •• person a l relaxine ~MOVITAL imsaate by 1.2of the pre· full time permanent tUest girls in Swtbem California. Jacuzzi, position mn. batblna. n....... cleaning fl some fr<>Qt. sawt.a etc. ..,__., lOam· Moo.sat. Min. •"e 18 yrs. am. 1 days a week. Vis· • a /M.C. At.lant.11 Health Lag\ma Niguel 831!'002i Spa. 2112 Harbor Blvd, ANSWER Phone le d~ Cost.a Mesa. 64S-3433 Br· paid\. SS.50 hr, P /time. ina tbl• acl for your 6Q.9UO M·F8toS specials~-• 3 i--------·r"-"Uc• Coavertl~ ear bulldu •anted. COVIR GIRL •OUTCALL• a.om llCMSA llecbaalcally lncUM4,. •ould be --•16111 exp. ApPb" in ~ C.A.Jl •• loc., 18181 No'J•.lntne. llCOllTS Apt. Militant ........ •JIM47J• Trainee•. Will train. Al__,. 09em Co.pies. Paper wort • •-------------• raa~. SC.50'13 • LADY ARTIST WANTED Good · opl>Oftunlty for tree thbl.lter, m\llt •bow ftiure drawtn11. Call for lntervlew: 714-842-J412, 54MD. Weaupport £RA l J 111 ..... I. .-1 .. Sef•ICll• ~,.......... .. • ...... .......•........ ...........•..•.•.....• ....................... , ............................................. . S Youn I me n w I RESO'L deantn1 1ervlcc Practical nuraina serv. PAINTING : 12 yra. up. ~ S'nJCCO rt1POM1b1Utlff have 4'T by L,yno mo /wk ly. Re.Ma-reas rate&. rellable· 14 ln N.B. • CdM areas.. t 'm REPAlR. RN DN 4~bTruclc. YatdftTree ble.ttler893-4160 yra. Exper. Darlene Small. my prices are ER1C53CM>l66 • ... .......,""' _1,. 111.-ma_ Int. eqwp. Cu do ecz.0839 smeU! 873-tw77 Ron -...__,._.._..., ~1 u)'tb1ql CalJ5'W·t820 ...... • .,,..____ • ......... 11 JR C.tlruelloo. 8111"•• Oardln.lot. latw»capta1. ·-·•••-.............. ,...."'9/'P••"-9 Patnung, quality. Very Olt~•Park._ a.& Mr. OIMI. .......... ,... ..Jor 11rd cltanupa, Complete Home Repairs. Joy• &.Hhlne lronin1 ... ••••••••••••••••••••• reasonable. l'~ree est. ln ... akNU.,, c::NIU¥e &lt•w..aa&.1. trt1·lrinunln1 It rt· No Job \00 •mall or too neat. carefw and asplrry. PET,ERS PAINTING Refa. Keith66l..8236. Aa,-atl. ...._, .... rairva.L """ fft1mate1, Bit-Cati BeaM&-2115 meodll\,J. Free pickup Expr d. Reas Rates. Ut rfll&able • loftpen1lve. anddeUvery~ Free Esl. Call Gene ,._...,JR.,.w lSt·-· Hal.ll-move-clean-up. Con· ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• :!;!'!['I-a '".................... crele removal. Dump J_,....t.1 Sturro & Plaster t•atch . .. I•• ll•O Ceaatr-•~tlo• a.eC'TIJCl~·rnc.cl T.L.C. Laodacapifti and truck, quick 1erv. _ .................... Prof. painting. Ext & Int. no Job too sm. qwck It -·-·-.. u 1n-~ ritll& ''" ef41 .. te an GaNINnt &etvke. Free tu-'1831 FINEST lN JANITORIAL Low rates. •380015 Free deanMS-4203.645-41.99 "!!.~6-' 'is... ~~u.-__ uUmatu. 4ts·HS9 lliulln•-aload no CARE. c.omm/lnd. Res. estSJ6..UIJMC/Visa .._.L .,. __ ...... , --.._. ,,,_,_ ••-rca.ooable ra&ea ... •v • con· Expert.be 6"5-7440 • . ,.._NJ Jn &aw..-. _....... crete. Call Oavld Daves Painting, servmg ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. C'l"lalMI. wllll. •a I••...._ et-. t.ilett.ntlan. •tull Jobe, Ha b 18 ~ Prof nr WTk. tile, wood. area 9 yrs,. most reas. G . Gidley Plumber. ......._•"·~· OZltl' ~--: wttt atl1 Joh. _1_'!Jtlnu •..... : ................. H do I parquet. stripping, w~x-Insured. lie d.586-3425 Repair service anstalla· A .., "" -·-,_........___., ~ 6 lftaURQ, "'oct )L--I --nD ••wir•·R!J lng. bulCin&. steam. Cpl "'~kfl ' rt C All r • • • • r 1 v J • a , ~ - -a...r.M...t •--_... mprvem~ .... ~yrs ••••••••• •••••••••••••• uphOi. 751_8951. 8J8·SS43 ESSI ... ...a llOC\ ..... c ow ce 1 1ca· eramlc tile HNlccs. free esL 494.5117 bfr IAM or atUPM Chuck. •--;tc..'"' .. Let u1 up1rade thal shower. tu.b. drain board ot ~ way. Ceramic Ule improves appear &l value of any .home or comm bldg al a reas cost. Free est Ii sugges- Uona. {714, a.2·3020 ~. ..-... rm. Mil.... . uper P'mc1n& Depen· Want a REALLY CLEAN . "'"' uon&tZ-9315 -. AJJ.tCart.oo ,. lfA ~ ... • .,. ... ..,.,.... dable. Clal..aH • HOOSE., C 11 ,. h L••c•lr Cstm paanung, lo rates .• -0-lo-1-~---A..---·-------• ··-tTlO•J.... • 0... um P9t odor. ~•an-,,_..... · a vana am "'7 Free est. 3 yr guar. r . • x --.-us. C:.....WC•IMt. ~ ..,_, u ~.or r•moclt!lln& Carpentry. ma son ry. Girt. Free est. 645-5123 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 962-1418, 633·9837 aft 5. ••••••••••••••••••••••• New " remodeled, Free ' 0 $ 19 I Dt wort 'J. :.r.· roolin&. ceramic t.lle, dry ROB l N. S HOUSE . Maciel Serv1 le&. Co. 10-1 yrs • mE MAIL ROOM·24 hr. est. Cont. Lie. a3903l2. --~·•••••• .. •-~--M•O Coatnellna wall Ray :4tM981. Cl.EANlNG SERVICE :i:i;.~~~e:S~: Rainbow Pnta. 2600E.Cst.Hwy CdM/NB GamerTlleS40-0760 ~~~~~A" T . s c A. r £ T m.uoo Handyman. Carpentry. For a thoroughly cle~ Call545-1865 Ext/lnt.8yrs. Prof. E'fp. 640-0340or6"444Sl I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ho• aflernoou. Nr S&&.VIC E Repa\rs, Pi I~ Painting. Roofing, Elec !'de. 54<Ml857 Lowest Pnces. Neat & RoofitMJ TNes.niu • •--CL.hoQlMZ.-S ~ • IM&&ILI• ••••-••••••••••••••••• tncal. Plumbing, Etc. • -t111t•'1 Clean. 4 yr. guarantee. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... •••••••••••••••• ... _..O"' &.ic. O.t.om wort falt K • 8 fl'cmclnc lhghest quality . All GENERA~ ltousec~ean· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Free Est. Call Ad Sitter Repair & Reroor. All TR EE D Est G N : Nee,t aomebocly ft> love dependable.~..o.n . , Wood f'en«:1" r\'pair1t work auar. Reas. Fr-ee Ing. rec s. re liabl e Brickwork. s014ll Jobs #2S7.642-430024hrs . types-shing les-r oc k-Orname ntal pruning. yol&l' baby while you Free i}tt. Kcn67& 713S est. Call Ray anytime 9G2-0510callaft4PM Newport. Costa Mesa & Fine ext/ant painting by shakes-compo.tar. f'.ree Sculpturing. topping, ..._..~~--ue"--Ca-lCl•an"'"" ~ .......... lrvi.ne.67S..3l7Seves. "°'l. "'·'l·"'".,,,. Fin. Avail. thinning, removal. '""" .._ ... ,,..,.,-,, .. ,....,. ·-• ......... Ml -..-• RELll)BLE & EF· Richard Sanor. Sl. lie. "".,..""JIU cle"n·up.646-t845 °" .. harMs.nic• ~~ucaler.aTn~~._~1· -... ~................ FIC l t:NT WOMEN Bnck.st.one. block work. ms. Try me 836-~5. 24 ROOFS FOR LESS All " ........ ,,_ ... ...,.... RooClng , plumbing , ,.. .. __ ·1 nrs ....................... UDJl.~3716 ...,..Ca.11 •• carpentry. exter/inter \.AUUantee Satisfaction! t1 e . concrete jal1os. hrs types. hot comp. tile, Troe & Shrub Pruning & ~SllYICIS Treea\opped/n:O\OYed. pnt, floors. comphmc re· _ca_ll_963_·_723_7 _____ wlks. dnveways . Rers . shake. hcd bondcrl ms. Removal, Yard Clean- Aftfmal s. plants. Iii C 1••J'Cw.1... New lawns. 751·3476 """'""/rernodcl, free est f'rt(?est John 84IHS83 Ppaironlfiensl(si&onl'aalpewonrnkg. Free est. call 960-8778 ups , If au Ii n g , Jim ..._._1ltlng, "leaning. ••••••••••••••••••••••• !:::;vaft c. ... m oaD""'"" Lady with .exp, rcasona· 1"'1 2322 ,,_.., t•13 ·--r-":"1 " ~ -.....,. .. ....., b I e r a t e s . 0 w n B!e>tk-Bnck-St.one-st\ICco. Rsnbl. Steve. 5474281 ROOFtMG " · · '"". " en'iands~marketln&. CEMENT~ORK Eltp Gardner . comp yard transportation. 646·9001 planters & repairs. free "I T . ~~c~ Fqir any service you Frff EltlmalM malot. cleanup & tree ff••g esLS36-9906.968-7486 Wallpape ring by Le "" ypes. repairs. an-....,_ ....--,, . need! ~ .klnas. :W.tM77 trimmina. t'ree eaL f>ete •••• .. •••••••••••-•••• or 751-0383. p · c li s u I a t i o n • Fr e e ... •••••••••••••••••••• US:M6-86'78l714> --.ar-64HC»6 HA~'n &DumpJobs. MoY'---apiker. p ustcomh .quta 'ty Estima tes. Call Bob. "LetlheSunshineln"' ---... Xlnlhskprdeslreswork ....., wor . re-ris mas ~~ CallSuMhineV.lndow ...... for Randy. Npt,CM area ••••••••••••••••••••••• schedulin" 536-2350 - n i ..................... _ Dem Tree Triinmlna & 549.4368 ,... · Cleaning. Ltd. ~-8853 ••--•••••••••••-•••• Expr'd lied child care. Topping, 24 hr. emergen· Brenda 673-8890 Moving? The• Starving p l / Sociall Servlcn Rea)odel & Room Ad~i· Academic. recreaUonal. ey storm service. Clean-Cleanups, trimming. College Students have • amlin~ m ext, reas ••••••••••••••••••••• .. llClaS Exp'd, Xlnt' Ref s. "·arm loving environ-up & h1ulln&. Free est. hauhng. Free estimates QUAL CLEANING Reas. grown. La c. Tl24·436. r at es, pro mpt neat PROBLEMS·Nct.>d to Call nc.a&. 6ll-0563 ment. 557.9640 S.·335S "-"'7.D.,..1 Rates. Homes/Of cs. Last Same good serv. 641-11427 s e r v 1 C' c• • ll I t Y & talk? Free coun:.cll n~ o>o1 °"' IA.'l:111631-4973 workmans hip guaran i\ B c HE L pl. I N E C.-11tar Ha d tod · Landscaping tree tnm· 1\ll around hau11·ng • ;:;;••••••••••••••••• ve you rea ay s 1 1 • F • ....i... OR Classllied Ads" 1f not. m ng, c eon.ups. ree l T. truck. t'ree est. ~usrOM IENTNTERRYI you're missing the best est. Aviles. 646·8474 548.3964 CARP . ---.-~~~~~-By Jay 642-8809 bargams in &own! Want Ads Call l>t2·S678 Classified Ads 642-5678 Housecleaning. Rehuble. good work. steady JOb . References 646.7228 Bargn1ri shoppers read the Little ads in Cla~s1f1ed regularly. And they find what tht•y're looking for teed 646 i81.i 645·2222. Pamlln ~ lnu l':xtl!r. lo ~t a ke your i.hopp1ng rates. tree e:.l.1148·5684 or easier by usm~ lhc Dally 636-7149 Pilot Classified /\ds. NOTICE how Dally Pilot Cla~- 1h\.'.'iages with lcg1b1h1y and impact? Our ads. we a.re proud to say, really get res ults . Phone 642·5678. HelpW..eecl 7100. HefpW..tecl 7100 HefpW..tecl 7100 HelpW.t.d 7100 HefpW..ted 7100 HefpW..t.d 7100 HtlpWOfthd 7100 .... Want.ct 7100 HzlpW..ted 7100 ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... ASSEMBLER wanted for IAIYSlna Bartender. Fu ll time. CASHIER-Housewares CLERK full & part time. Delivery Driver: f'ull Executive S«retary for General Office growing laser company, For Children of P ror. evening shift Private sak!s. apply in person. Malw-e. Irvine. time. Fcmale.Goodjfnv-Pres. Real Estate Co. Full time assistant to HOUSECLEANERSup mSJC.Electronlcft/oc Coupleages6 "9.After Qub.Appt.call:W.9561. Crown Hardware, 3107 898-0546 lnjprecord. C.M.8 .P . C dM . T y pin g & helpm copy shop.Varied to~perbr.Car64$-Sl23 precision mechanical. school 2·6 4t on nog-NoCallaSun. E.CoastHwy.Cd-M. SepL 1st. S48·5S71. Shorthand. Salary open. duties. Operation or l~~~~~~!!!~~ Soldering 4t wiring exper ~ days. Our home. Companlo-for elderly ---------• \'.' t II 1 am t:. Doud . Xecox 9400 copier. de· Ho ' "rs .... \ d es i re d . G o o d Irvine. own trans. $4/bl'. =Operators Cleaning P e rson. Apt, " 1 DENTAL ASSISTANT 673.1600 liYenes. binding, etc. Ex· usec ean... · • .... · C A01 .,.,... 95o5-036l9 Stall -lease;,. a uni· B!dg. FUil time. Costa lady• cook mea s, no rorI..aguna Niguel office. per prderre<1. but will t11glon Beach area. pay/bene its ·........,._. "" "' Mesa, N•wport 0 __ a"h housework. Room & 11A """'.,,,,.~ I · H 8 "' """ .. 2yrs 495 4600 FACTORY WORK E RS train th!! rii;hl person. .. . ...,.,..,,.,.. ASSEMBLERS We wlti BABVSJTTE~neededfor ~~a on i n · · area. Vehicle needed. board + 52SO i mo. exp.req. . · Fast growing ceriim1c C-<111 752,0482 HOUSEKEEPl::H-Parl- tra1n. Apply 7 AM. 9 year old girl, approx-. TSLMgrnt. 642·160.1. G73-l9l4. DENT AL ASSISTANT co. 111 Cupa Beach needs imalely 3 houn after 0 T ECH ....... IC E" PORT c f Ha1rstyh:.t time. S5 per hr. Sludcnls MacGregor Yachts, 1631 I A M """' ""......:cal· details m order Construction oriented N n· BEA I mature people for full TM Botboa IClw C lub is OK CdM.152-W5..". Placentia.CM school ; your home. Mere. OMC or Volvo. "'~' · . sales person ror custom Looking ume packing & i.:lazini.t ' Eastsbore Elementary, Certified only need app-dept .. producUon photo-cabinet shop. Xlnt com· roradvancement? obs s 7 S5c h now hirincr-HOUSBEEPSt Automatic Trans R & R l \\'oodbrldge. Irv.) ly. Call flarrisoo Boat graphy. Ftr. hours flex .. massion opportunity for Established Endodontac °!vib~~~~~s~·A5dva~c~· lla1rstyhst w /followmg. Exp'd Preferre d. FV man. F /T . exp p r e· Please call Ginnie : Center.542·7211 start at SJ.ZS/hr. Non-aggressive person. Exp o r e n ee d s exper rrent opportumlles. l'all Xtnt. work1n 1: cond. arca.968.3707.s:J.50/hr fetred. 548·2288. 6C2--ml ext 321 days or smoker. Apply Mon. 10·3. ,.. chairs1de asst. with out-96 76 k 1 ti-12 OOO'l. A.sk for Joyc-e. M2-0t6Jeves Bookkeeping Assistant On SUe Photographies. with custom buituers & gOlllg, fnendly personal>-for appt. 4 .5 I as or --. --_ -. -llousekeeping-lite wort<. l AUTOMOTIVE w /st r o n g A / P ex . · 3:IXl Harbor Blvd., E -6• Architectural plans nee-_Don_________ llAHDWi\RF.SALES dy, 'S3.lO hr. Reliable S LES .. _..._.. pen·_..., •· ~...,.--A--'aJ C ,,_Sa'"". San Clemente ty. A professional ap. ~ I Ron AUTO • ~-~.. ... ~"·~· M ........ "J h d d FOOD PRc-PARER F "PP Y an per.;.on. 1 non-s moker . 957-8390 "' Ca s•rcMIT...,_ ~..:.n. for urban design · · Cabinets. Call Gene : proac to enlL'>t.ry e· r. : .n fl d f'. 8 · i • l -,,....._ s·--'RDAprefer-"'but trv level po!>1t1on now ar ware. ·"P· ':'0 ' Janetor760-3273Mar0 c us iness 5 grea~ a E.llperieoeed finn..lrvioe.Salarycom-O.SUCAL 492-5661or831'8361. ~ '"-u 'J nres:.ary. 1024 Irvine --------"-Ba,,_ M-~ "•e _......., """ reqw-.. Top pay fr ,_,_., for Food Pre parer ..,., ....,.., ... ~ mens u rate w /ex · Will train lo operate '""' '""· · · ~.. Ave. (\\estcl.aff Plaza> HOUSEKEEPER exp'd .• experie'l'lcedsalespeople. United California Bank perience. benefits. Send computer recording & ~~-exl peAsrike~R· ickallr: ~~e benefits. Me~~ra l an Restaurant Com · NB English speaking, s TopCom~ny Benefits. QOANewportCenler Dr. ~wnes to: PBR. 18012 fl"-~ svc:t.em for new car ...,,.._ . .or c o u.,urance, non sm.,..er . m1ssary. Expe rience d rel' Sala Demo Plan Available. Newport Beach s.ypart Clrcle. J.rvine, d';;.iershlp. Hunt. Bch Karl. Partner's Bistro, _644_-«ies_______ helpful · Not reqwrcd. HARD\\' ARE SALES. Ap· :lrans~SJl·l~ open. Health•Llfe lnsur-ance. ... 6414 91'714. a r ea. ca lt colt eel : Laguna Beach. n...-t-• Re~eptlonisl for Xlnt bene fits. 1672 ply rn person: exp. not Paid Vacations. , EOE ...... c....91 .. 7 v.;o•... " Re ynolds . I riv ne . c H 11 1 Don't pus up t.hls Kte•t · · · 1.i()(;lij[iif;M;HTc~!;;'...--;;;;; .. ;;;;;;;;;;; COOK. FUl1 time or part established office. Ex-necessary. rown ouse anacers or opportunity. Apply ln Banldn& ·---------i ti~.Call perienced, mature.•-54().-5662 --·------Hardware. llf11 E.Coasl )'(Mhsbeher. J!el"SCl1Lod.aY. C•t1•1rs.rrice I04XXUllMGITC. Clerical SS9-8S99 54S-45S3. FttONTCootC Hwy,CdM. , 642·3380 . ...,_ BAUER MOTORS .. ,.,......... eua~~fice INVENTORY COOt<S -DOM--E-$TI_C_H_a_• __ , 4nights.1 d ay. apply m HARD\\'ORKING In· HOUSEPARENTS llllcll & 1'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ,.. person 2Pm-4pm d 1v1du.al needed ! For Mature M /F couple lO re-.-. ... ~ Prn\oul experience de-•= Apply in person or call Mother's Helper for 7 Reuben·s Plank House permanent full time side in group home 41 .~r~ sir.abAe,lilhtl.YPiDC&s re-•1Wr11plnga.rtl/ for appt. Lord Jim's ID>. child M-f". Japanese 6000\\•arner, K-B. plumbing tr ade, will supervise i DID adults. COSTA MESA ~ Secret.,, COUNTERS Restaurant. 2956 Bristol. spkg. o.Nk . ~~hveDoown \.ram, must have own Allernale weekends rree. IU., ..... r_u,om:sea-'-' 'I CM751-0341 trans.to plD<.: < ver GE.'IJERALOf'c.Sharpgal E f d ~~· -na Metbodlcal /Venat. e a ........ _ now 11 earn ex· Shores>64S-5840 truck. Gd money. 8 to 5. xper. p r e e rre • At.rrOMOTIVE 261511.aPaz.~ person lO pOSt accounts .... _ Cook Wanled for small •---------forbusy ofc. Llte typ1ng. 49S-146S S900/mo. Ii benerits. AUTO CASHIH Mission Viejo rec/payabfes vouchers. tra money aaslsling m DRAFTSMAH MEEOED phones. misc. ore dulles. United Cerebral Palsy Immediate o-ning. Ex-837.Q066 tvpe 4$+wpm, r ecep· weekday & weekend in-quality resktinaurandt. 3 L B h 642-6830 Health Bar Attendant. Assoc S46 5760 ,... £.0 .E . t., i t •-t I I vent.ones. Pleasant wor g con . yrs. exp. aguna c ---------1 Mon....... 4 10 7"2 7903 .. . perience required in ---------1 ions "' secr e ar a dayshift.675-4720 office. Type5.497·3374 GeneraJ ·r• · · · ~ · · automotive casberiog. Banking duties. Irvine rum. mfr. '°' need 30 I CW» ask for John. University HOUSEWIVES-Are your Goodsalaryftcompany CaJJK.H.540-8894. 'eu , ~I epdre-Counselor. Boys' Club. DRIVERSfor O.C.photo •lcAooloy is AlhJetacClub. ctuldren going back to benefits. Contact Mrs. TEU.£1 Bookkeeper-AIR. A/P, f:~t~=~~; ~~g:ft Oelinqwncy prevention lab needed. Gd. dnvmg .owhWiwcj: H-OST--ESS--E-S--A-n_d_o_f_ri-ce-I scll1. are .YOU bored or HaWlelal P""RTTIME --~"' ....... et'pts •. d;"pers. 29th project. B.A .. lyr. exper. rec. reqwred. Co. car. OnFooda1JCbash1er /AcntnMg .. -...... ~per hr. ""·II or need extra money? H "' ~· .... ~ • ... · •. b r· 549-7366 ·C asts only. ust """'" .., ru you're friendly. cons· Poeitionavallablelnour ment, lite typin g , 557-0045 195o t mo."' enc its.---------• have lO·key by touch. pert-time. Ichabod's HB etentious & dependable COHHRL C HEVROLE r So. Coast PJau Office. phones. H.B. 556-1834. F\nal filing datYeS: p9·2·1 80· DRIVER needed to de-Please call for appt. & Fulle rton . Students we want you for a de· r d Res ume to n· liver & mainl. rental 645-7358. Mon. • f'ri. pre ferred. 752-6955 or i Experience pre erre . • dlfna.ln g r._., corporated. 2803 Royal . t SJ 80 h S::K)-5_ 640-llJl I I g h lf u l & q u a n t ~alph Kinnlngs: Aill time, ex.,lr~lPrul rn.L•n:_ Palm Dr. Costa Mesa. :.:! ~~ m . . r . restaurant ror a variety . bul not nee Many co U \ 11 CA92626 . GENBlAL OFFICE/ HOSTESS/WAITRESS d duties avail. No exper CA L I F 0 R N I A benefits =· '·• at leeO flMl'ORMl'Yf'ft!SOHN(lSflMCt.s • ,..._ a. E rt ...-t -... n n .bl Col nee. \te train. Positions R ~ ; I ' ' • r .. \ '•1 1 ~4 b-1200 -===-------1 FEDERAL ' · 03 0nag..,..,r •. xpe en .. ~ RECEPTI_.. ...,ays, eves. ext e. · are now avafl for A\IJ'OMOTIVE SAVINOS&W AN Placentia, Mesa. l7ZJ•'--h~ CAI_. HE:LP 1 ruU Ume. 9-6 Mon.·Fri. Small comiany near fee shop. Newrorter Inn. full U eA1WL1CO•S• """'"'--C •-Dr _,. ......--....-. ""'"'-rt I 1 6 M Fr\ Call Janet or appt·. weekdys 8-<I., • me. -·" "' ,, _,, &vw11 en..,. . ._.,_ Sandwich Shop Mon·Frl l pa t.me · on.· . ocean n ee s mature ... _ ly l "-taMesaCA926218 ------... ....,..._. o.....1 I Ph ~wtmin8yrs.gen'I 644-1700.exL#s.59. ,--..,ase app 0 person: DOKI ~ ACCNTS P AYABLE.1""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ........ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ l<lam·3:30pm apply 300 ~onBea h!~!_M1S80cy, ot""'fi·~,,_· exper. Accurat• ----'-------•St.one MIU Terrace, 2915 ""'COSTA M...e.a. F,quaJ()pportunity ,.___. __ ,,_ ~ F Redhill Bkig#lC.M. , ...... .,.,.. ac ~· . ..... " Hos..___ 1r-Li-n....a"''U CM #Vf~M.sECAI~ Employer """8M"'"'',.. expr. pn:i. 549-1110 Mr.Grant. typis t. 50wpm. Front ~s ~ n.QUll ' • • __... ~·-. • Ms.Davts.540--0500 ---------1 desk telephone rece p· Apply daily. 111\M In HS«PRWANTED! MIWISTDIALB Banking Cllrictll Counter Help Days . DRYWALL Ha_n ger I lion. XJnt. co. benefits. person. MiCasa, 296 E. Separatelivingquarters. Ike need experienced MEW ACCOUNTS IOOIOC9Rf/C Marketing/Sales Haagen·Dazs lee cream paper; el~ctric1an an· _ca_ll_El_l.;...y_:645_·_3632_. ___ 1_7th_St_._.C_M_. ----• ?60-6040 J'JOOP&el. .... ... ~J,oc~ows. COU.,.SB.OR Fashion Island Invest· Fashion Jslnd invest. Store. 213 f592·3770. dtor plumf.?er. Must be 1. ltfeelw11u " " Finn. ExpandJng. XJnt. 71A,....,, """".Alice. exper'd. 631·2004 2 Parts Department For our South Coast menl firm. Excellent OP.· career oppty. in active .,.....,........, Pel"SClllDel Plaz.aOffice. Experience portunity. Exper. & aales envlr. Will handle COUMTElt.CASHlER Electrician 3 . s.,, It c h board preferred. Good lyplng rmturlty reql.lired. Cill: lite acctg. functions 4t S-6 days per wk. Pioneer Need qualified electri· Operators skills requl r ed. Call 640-0'123 licensing assign. Non· Take-Out. Corner or clan with background & 4.casbien Ralph Kinnlngs : !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!f s moker pr ef. Call: Oranae,&l7th,CM.(2(}1 exp in DC Drive & S. Office Personnel ~·1 F 0 R N 1 A BOYS ~ Gl~ls ror ad· 1·640-0~!!!!123!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l E. t'lih general ma lntenance & SALISPIOf'l.I FEDERAL verllsang ('1rculalion.1= knowledge. Xlnt com · General OffJc~•·Hot-ef ____ _ Need sharp lady or . CJentleman for •casllier s 111a II p hun b In CJ Mr .. /Hitfl IMSURAHCE SALES REPtrralnees lleeded for Newport Beach " surrounding areas. Sta.rt salary to $500 per wtt w /lge multi· line 1RSurance company. 752-7990. EOE. Cool.art~ Ma,nuson SAVINGS ft LOAN TranaportaUon provided ~e11P_...,_ H•M pany be~its with good ~l tleSTownCent«Dr. fromlkh&Karbor.CM. Oerit ........,,_, "'"-"' growth ,pote nthl. 640.9100 <:o&laMeuCA92626 6*8867 Counter help " a run 642-1593 ask for 8111 contr. u. typiftC). •PM ~r Bookkeeping, er• Mn. /Efts rands. He a• y We are seeking reliable 1---------people-0riented persons. ~~uatOp~unit time ham processor Hogan. AUTOMOTIVE ..,.. Y BUSPERSON needed. "'£11 TYPIST wanted. No exper. nee. --"---------• Emp yer Mature woman pref'd. "'-\\ill train. Call Stan ror ---------i All YOU...,. Bank.Int WUl train. Please apply ll"IMI appt. Tues.-Sat: 673-9000. Electronic p h O n e S & EnJOY excellent com· res pons i b i Ii ty. pany benefits inc.luding a C M 5 5 7 2 2 7 8 Cree meal per shirt. App- • • • ly in person 9AM·Noon. A SAL15MAh,. Barclays Bank. Costa Pe r o ' • S p l c e r y B.ICTIOMIC DOYOUWAMTIU Meta branch has &he Remurant. Mon.· Sat.. :.,.:bttide:f58!::k':!~a~ ~ls~ trt:~dT~ TICHNICWI Gt•.,·alOffice ext. #400. Mon·Frl. Personnel MARRIOTT HOTll.. 900NewportCtt. Or. !-_l:'very otbal' ... ead followtnl ~~ openlnp, ~~~:r2221rv"~· "',aln. Clerk Typiat to assist In sharp, h a rd working Needed Immediately In Dynamic Newport Beach For Classified Ad ACTION Call a Dally Pilot AD-VISOR 642·5678 ,..,, dr\,,.uptei.1CT•mln&mo. no.(~11 UIA1e =andvariouaolher female. Sports back· our rapldtY expanding Stock Brokerage is look· 2. ~cepOoaal Pl>' pro. aper, vault tellet tt tnt'l Carpenters needed to in our busy ac· ....... -t ......terred. Mus\ Irvine b ased ri rm . ing for sharp individual l"!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'I'=~~============~= fl'!_lllf teller. min l -eaper. 0 P ti d t • &'.,.. ... .,..... Ch a llenging position ood t 1 ·~ r·u 1 1: ~~plan 1tttb peat Ba~l•-Banii. an •I· wor k In a na t. coun 101 iepa r me n.. wort weekends & some performing various as· w/g YP ng""' I m- Newport Beach F.qual Opp Ecnp{yr M I F ...._..T 11 1 v 1 t l Weekdays " weekenda. Qualified candldale must eves. Call Janet or sue at sign~nta in support ol mediate opening. Call 4_.._,oltbeblettnia-r ma\ v e ac o n IJ5.U20Dayornlght. have excellent typing .JomWayneTennisClub. -ai---rtng research & _G_ail_._:_752_-<m_o_. ___ _ ~or ret....-. in a..-0 empioyerMIF.YMtman. ___ _..;.,_...;;;._--i llllllls(60wpm). 644.-00 "'''6U""" .. an!LI ...... ? ERA Vettnlll It ban· Car Rental Co. needs ___ --·------• development. M11umum """' elk,__. ----...a to ..._ __ ) f I We offer an excellent REDIT SSISTANT 2 yr-s exper. in digital & All _~_ blive to do to _..... ..... .._.__ llltu..._, c or genera car C A : a n a loc electr oni cs. GIHBAL OFACE F /T duties include mounlin i; x -rays. general office work. & some recepl duties. Den· t.al background Is helpful though not necessary. S t a r t i n· g S a 1 . S700·S800/mo. Apply ORANGE COAST DEN- TAL X-RAY LAB 12S Baker, Ste 1200CM. qulllfyia: •Y· Cootad Michel.fl a\menance A llaht re-salarY-benentspackage. Immediate opening In Micro-p rocessors eit· A. •bard wonlna Greln8SH 51l P11ra.5Se-l7ll For Imm ediate con-our Credit Dept. for ex· pertence desirable. Ex· i 8. ~ive. --------•I sideraUon. please apply perienced Credit Aasis-c e 11 e n l com Pa n Y C. Ntaia_ppelll"&DCe c·~11~ ln person &o: Gena Mezo. \ant with heavy phone benefits, pleasant work· D. 1h11Uobe1n. IN m. 9aJD.J.2noon experien ce. Good ing envlronment. Con- F meetlq thele clerical skill• necessary. tact Penonnel: ' Uoaa Mid ap. • Xlnl company benefits. ~ t u •a1'1 M. POMDEROSA For appt. call Penonnel .,,...c ... , ... IOUINWllT SAYlll•I I LOAM AllOC .. TIOM • 1 1 HOMES 54MIM. 180UMichellSouth •&u1Nueenter'Dr. Dell belp, part time, ex-1'"!!!1.nUw!!!!!.55!!7!!·!80S!!t!EO!!!!E!!!!!IGeneral omce. Need Jrrine, CA 11115 perteaced. Suchrichea, a.: sharp 1al ror buly coo· del h ery, etc. Cd lil, lrac:tor'a ore. Typing, AlftnmUveAdtoD m.ma. lllcS.'y .. SI.ISO 1tvy pborH11 +misc. olc '!!!!!!Em!!!•!!!!•!!!!M!!l!!P!!!!!I fta'-1 • _ _...__. h ln f'Nal amee appearue.. duU•. \o\' /train. F tr . .._ ....uw1C St.ore lila •t type 7$wpm, 5tl-*3 CcUI needa F If 6 P tr .,..,.. 1bortM. Pftfer •--------CLm U•IJllD help. Eap prt ferrt d. someone ramlllar •••M.Ofl'ICI for u rpt t clu n'•• <Mr l&. Applcalkm to w/audit dept, Call Vicki, te St2000 •ab. lPGl·ICHD· lloe· Gallo'• Dell, noo E. MMDI& Coastal Person· U h b"'"' • t Frl. PoHibly rtUr td oa.t Hwy, OHi. tam. nel ~y. mo "arbor cl~d~n i"li'R e~prA /11p L.111111 ... t ,.., . ....., orphooeev•atMl--Bl. Clil knowledge. 10 key by ~~~~'l n.a.auH• SALE ada In t=:'u.---1 '!q!\'EflAFEE touch, eccurate typist. ---...__.. •-ad w1fl1ures, liaht ..... a111 -Mt n-IMJ>alb'Ptlotbriqbap. to a ln C.M. •H.B. • .. ,_ l --'t.h --...1 In Tustin call 1tr....,_,.._,....., w ......_TopLlce)'OU Mam, F/180. +SELL -~ma-.. a .,...,. .... · •llllM ~chulW dn"'81 card, pboH .... bll car. DrdJPUat.ClwtnedAd.,_812_·1300_·_. ----- lil.ClllllGMJ--. .... Wda1! MMel. If• _... WaAdffelp? 642-S178 " . ,., ,_..., .... . .. "' ....... -······--.....--...-.... -· --· .. t ._...,..,.~~ ... -.'.•·~---·~ 71 .. ~?~ ..... ~!~ ~w~· .... !.!~ ~~~ ..... ~!!!. ~~~~ ..... ~!!~! Fr•.Aupwat22. teeo OM.V"'-O'r "'' -. ~ .. -........... .. SALIS MCI .. ..,, ........... w..... 7100 ...... .-M 7100 t I IOI -·~liiii11111111~1111ii-•lllilll!!l•!11•!111lllllllllllll-PM\ tl• lallt blvt'O\Ol'Y Hpt lkh land Al-. 1ou profe11lonea. te ,,....._. ... ~.................. .. ...................... .!~.!'.~~ ........ .. In IKll tlona. Cer dtv•loper /llV,ld•r 11DM1«inled. fl Hll Xlnt career C>P11C>rtunity T'!achr-Preacbool it \hltrena. prof..,'°'1aJ '1clf~Uowrefri No .-..11r)' firtt. ~ eowpm .,, •• ,. dlc· dlacipllned! Outelde f« lirl with lood exp It kiMM'1arun thnl 3rd. onl)'. Newport Elkl ll very pou." U5 ...-. Ul*\enct · UiplloM •P. fOoct co. ulel pmon needed tor top drl\11, m\nhnum Olll ol Aate credential Lodp lib-Fredericks· Ev1wtmda9$l..asaG ICC uo. Boa 304. bn•flt• olfere4. Cell· Newport. trvine. • 11.,. ?Owom. Wte•pecttop•f ok.646-1~. 61Mtio · · ...,..._, N.J . 07ISI 1..1nn at Taylor Woodrow roundlnl areas. Thia well to 1et the right · Relrta, Frost·FrH. "--7SZ.'71A poaltlon requires U · person. Also orfcr in-11IM LIADH WAfl'al SSIS 111. IZOO N perieoteuua1eafortem· auraO(c. profiltharin& & Put time. $1U7(hr. As· Apply in person or call 840-2932 IR.l.-iptkut; Ill ewport poral')' ~1 place-4 day wuk. Olllen St.One alstant Supervising. for appt Lord J l m't1 811ch lMwance A•etlCY mtnt. The company will Advmlalna. N.B. Pbooe planning, & 1nill•t1ng Rdtaurant. 2956 Brlatol. \\'ESTIWGHOUSE Elec. Es ntieda peraol\ to lY1"1.. olter a bue aalary. e•· Carol~ 71'-644·9050. leen programs. City ol CM. 751-o:Ml Range 230 volts. 6 mc,./.. ·"' Ille. " •Uwer buay penae account. com · SecteU.I')' ll'\llne, 7~·3814. Co mbo. SUS /080 llllClOfm • ul• = Oood hours ' ~.Ir aro\vt.h poten· r a • h 1 on 1 1 1 a. n d •WAJTUSSIS• ,_842_-0258 ______ _ COUlllJ•ltr (LO\'etll!VIAllh . Call otane 8 : tlal. Fotlntttv\ew, call Brokerage Firm. T•Dka•Solcfton Full time, part lime, Washer & Dryer xlnt U•• m Oii • •· -~ E.O £. betweeou,s:W-2058. M t 'bl S3.75nr plus bonuses to split shlll. Call 2-4pm. • aoelel .. A1eocy l o a ure. responsi e start. No exper necess. Monda -Frida 751-4433 cond .. $l25ea. IUPlf"Y\M end ch.apttone REC&PTlONIST I ER· Sales loau.ran~: Need 3 person. Heavy phones, No selling. Across from Y Y 646-5848 DAILY PILOT tamer RAND O I R L for key people lo train " &d typing skills req. Call OC Airport. Z.9pm call Y..attresses. Over 18 yrs. '' boYsend&lflaonaone Newport Be»ch motivate neVI hires. Mrs.PraU:644·91U. Sue.641·0Ui9 old. Apply In person· ~GJ~AIRElFrost~~ m-ont baaia, evenil\116 Dev.loper. Part lime. "Top Pay". Mr. Booth Secretary needed ror 1768Newport8lvd.C.M.' ~9~~· 1 · to tPM. Wo need con· 1·5. 5 d1y1 per week. <714> 7e0-7037 Psychiatrist's office. Ac· TELL.EIS urned. lnnovatlvo M\dl have aood phone S&Jesmen wanted to sell curate typing, filing. In-Penn. f/t <5a,, day ~kl. Wanted: PiiiaCook Aalctto. IDIS I W• AL penoftl who are lookln& vol~. t'tont office ap-secwity service6 in the s u ran c e , bi 11 i n & • APP '·' c a n ts w 1 l h f)Jll & P rr avail. ..................... .. e\frw•\ Anh\•1t\ to --1----s• lot• lucrative pirt·tlme peat&l\Ce and have a de· Newport Beach Corona i....ft d & ............ · s14>ervtsory potential de· ---~6:.=.:7S.~l6S6~---l•---lllll!ll~~~~~ •--..... -._ ·• potltlon S4 bourtollart ' peg._.r uuu.ui.eepmg S1l'ed. Tyr 40wpm xlnt -.,.,BLICFURNJTURE .........,,.._•Mil& b · ~tolouolc:.l,)'pinJ, CaU 80.432l ext 2~0 pend1blecar.67J-472.S. del Mar areas . Ex· desired. Need mature. benefits advance.ment WAREHOUSEMAN .-v . n vu .. w /laHra11H Part IJdo bid&. a.2717 bd~ z aDd SPM Alik Rtteplloruat fOC' l&gbtin. g penence necessary but stable person. Salary po~teotial Call 979.3600 needed for electronic d1S· •Al£TION * ~·~"'-t =·,_or_.,... __ m_1 _____ wLori manufacturer. must not required. Call for negotiable.644-8810. EOE. ; trlbutor.Gd.salary&co. "'-1..M7:JOPM ;:. ~••In 1~ ~AL OMCI 0.....,. COllP have idnt phone exp .tr al)llt.972-1980. Secretary-Y.·onderful . benefits._ Call 8 lo 5, Lovd_y~;m sets. bunk ...... 6 ...__ .... '--·~-T"P~· Cl""r' .. al. .. ~Plot muai lY"'" wtU. Exn ln Organic Cook. Laguna TILE MAN NEEDED m Mon .. Fra. Mr. Tracy ......_ .. ,_a tbls ch -----1 .. "' '" '" St ...... _, ___ .--1 " Sales Beach 499-S683 Trabuco Canyon area. 549-(l9S4 ...,...., c1w1 s, • rs. ~ lae.luiilla• .. rkeliea cSaya , room for ad· 330 , 'I reet uu•H•-aett.en. orms a · · Ceramic to rooCing. ---------• book.shelves. sola & lov. XJla&N.lL~at.lila. ror vuceme11t.T .. l4 CCl5t.a Ne8~.CA mutt. Some accounting HOTEL GIFT SHOP SICRETA.RY/ Rererences. 548-2917, Young Man for eseats, bide-a ·bed. ;:::• .. ~!,meet cal Mewnatt Equal()pport::mp&oyer dutHll.546-2901.Danny. People«iented. reliable DRAFTSHRSOM 581·5577. Newspaper stwfmg. Sat. ~~i>i™~J~: -Redioloay oUice In UCB'T &NX person needed to wort Unique person w/sec·y 12PM to &PM. And Sun INSURANCE n.un oeeda mcmncer -81!-....am nights and weekends skills & drafting/design TOPLE.5SMODELS rrom 3AM to 7AM. AP· SAYE SAVE SAVE r-5a~ Exceptional persona1i· beginning aft 3 PM . ~r. or schooling. f'~ S7SDAY.PAJDDA1L.Y. prox. S5 per hr. 548-8441 We honor BorA. MC. SECllET/JlY from l·~: 30pm, M · t' ST AFf ty-lront ofc. Must have Should be sales oriented lrvine rum. mfr. call K. no exp. n~. 826-2583 or646-1413. Cashier's checks & Cash Comm'l . properly la Mu• t b av e own typing exper. " handle H 540-8894 No p ER SON A L liabUl~~per.eec.M1&1t transportation 4' basic SUPEllVISOI 20·30 tint PBX. Call andabletooperatecash · · Tow Truck drivers want· C HECKS PLEASE! laiaw ~amlc persoa.all-dencalskills. SM-8Sl2. Tempor.ry Placement Vicki. 541-605~. Coastal reg!Ster. Enjoy excellent SECRETAR Y \\'anted for ed. exp'd only. Live m se Food available. lte ms _. t1. Y<ork in au. u • i 0 EAST SA, ES seTvice has an operung Personnel Agency. 2790 ~mpany benefits. Apply law ore. located nr. OC Costa Mesa. 646-9638 ••••••••••••••••••••••• sub1ect to presale. custCNDrr service rep. ')lRECTOR R.epre .. sent foranexpenencedinslde Harborlll..CM '" person 9AM -Noon. airport. No pnor legal ~ 1005 MASTEASAUCTION CaJI 761·945S, ask tor lnport/export co. Spend supervisor. To qualiry. NEVER A FEE Mon-F'ri. Personnel ex Pe r . r e q u 1 r c d . Trade Schooas ••••••••••••••••••••••• 20'15""2 Newport Blvd. CM t..pne ~ ol ,, you must be an ex· !~~~~~~~iii~ MARRIOTI HOTEL Substantial bookkeeping Cost Too Miich? 833-9625 .••••••• 64&-8686 .,,,..~ ume In Mideast. perienced sell·motivated Ii 900Newport Ctr. Dr. duties. musl type a p· Learn a skill and get paid WESTMINSTER JANITOR. ruJl-Urne. mid· >naly:te customer need person. Our company .-rlOMIST Newport Beach proic. 70wpm. Start at while you train m the ABBEY • nlCb\ '° 8AM. Retired &recommend computer willofferyou topsalary, Ad Agency needs In· EqualOppEmplyrMIF a>opermo.955·0950 At'my Reser ve. Serve ANTIQUEMALL penaoa preferred. Apply •Y s le m · Re qui r e expense account. com· telligmt, mature recep-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~lsECRETARY : Full tlffic, near home plus these Daily 10-6, Fri io.9 ia peraon Hacienda ktQwledge of business .mi.ssiorl.&oneollhebest tioni•l to handle busy ii typing, filing. IJght book· benerats: PX. retire· ClosedTu.esday t..anea, Moulton Pkwy C\Stoms ~ market for surroundings available. ~ & overflow typ· Sales k . h S ll f ment, ex~rience. and 11751 Westminster Ave. Plua. Laeuna Hills. pnducL 5 yrs electronic For con fl dent i al in· fng:fiasic typing skills ~ .-S eepmg, P one. ma 0 · rm re. Positions for prior Garden Grove S.54-6103 ---~-----1 enilneering exp. Speak terview. please call (so.pm accurate>. er· \\·e are looking for 1 am· fice. TSL MgmtG42·l603 se rvice als o . Lo s (~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!~~ JANITORl AL·Exper'd Arable and English. between9&5.5~-2059. rorless proof reading. bitious salesperson to Alamitos ReserveCtr. waxer, Cull·llme. Irv. S2JIO/mo. Take ad to neat front ore. ap· sell Reader Ad advertis· SECRETARY PendontalAssLSt. a r ea . Pay c om · nearest E.D.B. office P E~T Con l r 01 ~ranee, pleasant pro· mgto localbusinessesin DOUGLAS OIL CO M Denta1Hygemst mensurale w /abllity. D.O.T. 003.151 ·014 ad Serviceman needed. f~s1onal phone voice a Newport/Irvine area PANY of California of OenlalAsstSl mms , pait by e mployer. 546·9468 mast. Min imal exper. re-We offer base + comm., rers the following career DentaJ X-ray Spee JAN1TORJAL/Malnlen1n Moning Paper Roule Pharmacy Clerk needed. q'd . Call ror a ppt. excel. co. benefits & opportunity OraClSUlerrkg(feryypA1ssts1St. ld f N ... e e :J56.0460, Kelly. bonus programs. Call PURCHASl .... G o e r man w /r e s . 4.am6am. 7 days /week. o exper. "c ssary Mrs. Bell at The Pen " MedicalSUpplySpec. HOOSISt CAllNET Kitchen cabinets. com· plete lane of American Oak & coUectables. Frul•ds Anticllle• 864 Y.-. 19th . C.M. 642·7331 1·7PM, 5 days. S800 mo. runls ht o wn auto. Parttime.646·7"39. n ysaver for appl. SECRETARY Behav1oralSc1S"""'. ---"' p O Bo ...., CdM ._.... •L .a.G-... ...-~ ORNATE 1889 S1mp1Jc1ty ......, .. -· x .... l. ~/month in Cdm, PHOTO FINISHER rull ~•• • ~• 00-081l Performs secreta rial Call yourArmyResecve Coal & wood base burn· 9121625 • &N11Bch. CaU&7:H>Oll tune, mature. Irvine. Positions available in ~~~~~~~~~I duties for Purchasing IU!crwtertoday: ing parlor stove. S3500. KINDERGARTEN OFFICE DELl''ERY 898-0S46 Northern & Southern SA.1.ESPERSO.. Department. Good typ. ~~llaa'.!1n1la~c5!'.3'1303731 l!l>l Tin homed Colum· • Orange Co. Full benefits, h h d ....,, " ""' Teaeher. full time (or BOY Expr. pref. Forinro. call Ladie's fashions. Expcr. 1ng and s ort a n re· a---------b1a Gramaphone w/oak Fall. Credentials. Call: f\IU tme. Neat appear· "'~U . Shlclo/l..ftbC Budget ·Rent. A·Car. only. 673·3211or675-9120, qwred. Expenence pre-TRAINEE case. SSS0.1918 Heywood· 5uunfl40..8820 ing itdivldual w/valid .... time i><?S, ustoSJ 772·6550or979-8826 ask.rorAnita ferred. Alarm System lnstalla-\\'atefield wicker phono- ---------• Calllornia drivers black & white prtnlfr. ------------------tioo. Kno wledgable graph-unpainted: S9SO. Lab-licenst. H.S. Grad. Apply _64>_3MO __ . ______ R.E.SALES SALESPERSON Salary commensurate w/tools. \\'illmg to work. 1900 oak china cabinet, ~_ac1,.TlH inpenontoMr. F~n.tes. Prepare s ub division A CAREER ~;~~onin:7~~'::,~~ny. ~~1e:~lne;~ei:~! ~x; 5'.15tostart.642·3493. w/serpentine g lass: --• at Rolert Bein. Y.'llliam maps, tentative maJ)Efor benefits. Please submit $1200. 1906 National Interesting pos ition Frost fl Associates. 1401 urban planning real IN REAL ESTATE? SALE.5PERSON for anti· resume or call. in con· BrassCashReg1ster on 9 wigrowt.h opp(y IA bk> Quail!l.N 8 Findoulifit's for you TYPIST . drawe r oak s tand : tnedical ne&d: BJo. 4'/or · · est.ate co. Maps w~l be FRH SEMl .. A.R que store. \\·eekends nee. ridcncc to. St.OOO. 4 pu~ce leaded & C he m . background Office ~lerk <Architec· presented to cities fir ap· T ..,_ 26 7 PM J:ll5 Laguna Canyon Rd.· l.._.SU11..a. wre beveled optical crystal needed. To $1.5.600. Call tural> needed to make proval. Must havl col· ~~pagn~and LagBch.. DOUGLAS Oil "' """"'"* entryset.oakframedoor 611-l~forappt. deUvelies. run prints. lege credit in civil Horsd'oeuvres Sales Retail COMPANY• •Q.ERKTYPIST• w/origina l bra ss fi l dr · ., •· h di engineering, 2 ynion the hardware. 2 side win-' e awm.,s "" an e job training, 2 yn'ex:p. in , Exclusive larue·s st.ore. Employee Relations suppUet. Must have car. *How to Start mature exp. Benefits. Dept. Excellent opportunity dows & transom. Sl0,000. Corbi~/Yamarujl at civil engineeri.nt. must •Car~ropportunities "'· J E T lo for sharp.detail minded Pvt.party:831~56. be fluent in Skrl. "take T . in comm. ,..,u or P rr. ohn ve ay r individual in Insurance licydn 1020 ....................... Boy's blue lOspd. Pucb w/child seat. Brand new. • Must sacrifice. 546·3589. &y's jr varsity Schwinn 10.sp bil'ycle. Good cond. S60. 6is.4166. C..rCK& Equi,...nt 8030 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Camera. Yashica MGl. only used once. \\'ill sacrifice. S70. Ask for Tammie. 842-5744. Rolle1flex twin le ns. Kodak Signet 3S, 16 mm Bolex movie ca mera. has orig. tenses with new BertluOl 20-16 mm lens. All m xlnt cond. Best of. rer. Eves 644·9582. Petersen's Photographic Magazine back issues. t:omplete sets in official binders roe 1975-77. Miss- ing J an. issue for 1974. Offer. 1SS-0000 KO\\'A Super 68 2"4X21/• SLR witb three lens filters. All new, in orig. boxes. Best oCfer 759-0060 Law Office, Clertt Ty]>ist good chance for advan· cement. Salary open. Newport Center Call 752-6895, lPM-SPM only. 54!Hl.2< ad to the neartst state • raan g Hogan. 111 Fas hion 3160Ajrway Avenue Claims. Good typing and Collector would like to ~ECLERK employement oHlce· Sponsored By lsland.644·7IOO. ~:1~:i~~Ctct~:' office skills reqllired. purchase for cash the c.h 8035 BOT """"""1 o• d pa'd Com.-••·ve ·~1~~. full folloWUI. g makes 0£ wnsl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Part• l.itne. Needed for · uu..>-v<> • ,..a 1 Century 21/Goldslar Sales woman for Fashion Employer .,........... -..-:r t.eaaJ Sec. saeeded for F o u n I a in Va II e Y for by employtr... RSVP 646.7434 Island. \\·oma ns wear •A subsidiary of beoefil5 package, plus or pocket watches, run· Manx Kittens 7wks old, cro!Jrinl H.B. law firm Enginetring Co. Hrs : 9 store. Age 25.35 Well Conocolnc. advancement op · niog or not; Vachcron· FemSJO.MaleSl.S. w/ittew offl~. Friendly to L llltn thur Fri. Call NE-SCtOOI. Restaurant d h portunities. Cons tantin , Pate k 557·3299 It casual atmosphere in TEACHERS'AIDE. af· · · groome w /ent u s.l~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!~r 1l d -------w~h-lo work. Need Undaaf641-0280 Waiters & Waitresses. personality640.9483 SECaETARY For more information jhli ipJe, Au e mar_:. Dof)I 8040 -ternoons. " Evenings. Call: 644·1820. _ • ..,,... , ~ ... ~s Leur'-~~lsten,T'f.· ••••••••••••••••••••••• rriendly penoQ l.o usi.t OfClce. Lite t y ping . COOK.9tolr M.644.o232 a.wn.3-5PM. Tues.-Fri. Secretary. Challenging Sec'y wanted for busy ~ .....,.e ~ re 1 ~•iatinl ataff with Telephcne. order pro· NT jOP/f growth opportunity for sales office. Job entails .,~ H'GIBT _, rany 0 & Co .• Bail E . ~ESHONO ~· t!'i ~eboeal&.man\c cesstng, near Harbor & PR! SJ me RESTAURANT-Part-outstanding person. to typing contracts. l:fehl ~·~ "" "" Howard&Co Boston· or mp s ire. · &1119Ddates. Prefer legal Warner.SS7-3830. tooperate p-ess. F rr. 333 tune heJp, must be nexi· $13.000. Reply in con-bookkeeping, pho es. 7 I 4.559.14 I 4 Ext. any .watch ~r superior ~,;;;.13.t!an~ p~.t Y . -.:wwtramon MAO . JrdSt, Lag~h. ble in hrs. exper helpful. fidence: Collins Assoc. etc. Must be entbos1asllc %09 quality or interest in· card.M1 .. 1. ~2ceLaw,,,.f~!.t.a.Hntouwrsa~~edx· p R 0 oJ CT I 0 N perfec\ for homemaker. 56'1SanNicolas Or.N.8. & experienced. Salary cludiogbutnotUmitedto AKC Gldn Retrvr pups, ,.,. .. -'"' TRAINE R bbe hose 546-1911 commensurate wtlh ex· watches with moondisc, x1nt pets. show, hunters. L9Al sac:a~RY lb&e up t. F rr. $3.25/.hr + u r SKnt9ry perience. Call Jack or INA cbrot'IOgTaph. calendar. wtr dogs. Ovtstand1ng Growing Real £state mileag.e.640-5650. prodi:acts.,Mtlst pass co. Restaurant CdM girl office. Must Paulat556-876S. repeaters, etc. ThlS is a pedigr~. cleared hips Litigation Firm in physical incl. b.ack. X· HOSTESS pos itions type 6S + & enjoy work· a-cmc.c1.,•1 pem111nent wanL Piease 49:J.Ql6l Newpert Cnlr. liffks ex· CXfice \\orlt & ~1anage. ra~. Talcitlg a1>plicat1ons avail. Full or part time. ing with public. :'lion· ••SECRETARIES•• ofNol'tt.~CG c all Briee 548-3632, Q---~----- p·'d , efficient·, & ment. Food \\orker. btwn 8 ·10 onl y . Y.·arehouse Restauranl. smoker: business attire Brighl/'1'60/FunSlOOOmo SOOS.Main 64&6347 ua l 1t y German energetic legal sec'y. ~al. 6 mos. Senior StraUfl e x . 1767 1 673-4700. only. Call Mr Roberts ActgClk/C.:mptrSl0.800 · Shephe rd Pupp1ei. SIH. Dictaphone 4t Xlnl Citizens welcome to app· Armstrfl'lg A\le .. lrvine. 675-5458 M-F . 9am-4 pm. G01DataProcesss12.ooo OlwlcJe. Ca 92668 Belgian Oak Hutch w I w /papers . M usl sel I. ~Ing Skill& a "raust! ly.Calli&0-8161. EOE. ~ Kendavis Ind .. Restaurant SECRETARY Sh80JVP's/F'un $13.200 beveled glass doors. 640-1631 qual~~::i:.~i~g ~~~ ~DER DESK Co. J Fast·paced entertain· \\·ord Prcs/Magl1Sl2.000 Eq~~~f:Y~~nit.y fo'rench \\·alnul buffet. --------- Good n-neri·ts. '"'"·""°"' Manne hardware order WHO,~EEDS ment indus try needs U z Remders Agency Beveled glass carved Lab. Ret. pups, AKC. M /QIC .,..,.....,.., desk for maj. distributor. ~ 1"'1111 sharp person to assist of· 4020 81rch. Estab '64 mirror, small Oak tabl~. lst &2nd skols. \\·ormed .. ive in domestic ._,lp Strong advancement po-p GRAMMER YOU? nee manager. Typinl(. Newpon/833·8190 /Ftee Typist. part t1me.80wpm. Westminste r clock, 2t_S49-_408_7_. _____ _ waoted. Christian coii>le tent. Gd. benefits. Must WE DO! fast.thinking a must. immediate opening. Call raret-0111 scales Pvt l'ty. F' S· I . Old E r h ' ~ lor2slogle,peopltto b a ve t h orough ANALYST Congenial atmosphere.~ 752-0008. 5.57-7&15;551-~ ;~ee~J~g pup ,n~~C ' take car e ot 3 s mil I knowledge of boating. S56-S292. Sec,.._ Pub Rel lvrff•c:es 80 I 0 papers. eves: 640-6167. t cbildreo. maintaln 6,l>O 556-0S40 Irvine EOE ~~Ji'e~:10~~..f:'fty~~~ llfttMdlate openht91 SECRETARY Represent~ sm. nat'I TYPtS~IR~ FRJD~ Y .~•••••••••••••••••• sq ft houaelidoall c~· PARTORFlJLLTlMEin Prcgrammer Analyst for ful or part...._, NEWPORT BE ACH N.8 .firmasar•ghtarm I.m.me operung, rapidly Frigidaire. was her & B l ack min iature if1I. .wases open. C41 anArtGalleryinPeters witl 3 plus years in a daporllicJhhlapll CIVIL ENGINEERING lop~e:~0n;:pl~~nt ~P'Ja~~~~tcl~l"l: dryer -electric. l'lnt Sclmauzer.~KC,gdwith Judy. 714-586-4400. Landing, HB. For info co~petent data process· NcJhh•. C 0 . N EAR 0 . C • Irvine Personnel Agency detail oriented, self· working cond. $100 each loving family & pell>. ~: Jve-ln aide for elder&! call 213-673-2813 in(lituat\on. Degree re· Al~RT. . 488 E. 17th. Costa Mesa starter. $900 mo. Call or offer. 96:H149. 21322 ~5966. r l a d y. n 0 n s m 0 k er: Qured. LEAD HELP FUll time. expenenced. Suite 22A 642.1470 Fredde 'Hendley at The \\·.;··ecrest Circle. HB. Beagle: Male. -c:......, PART TIME Babysitter SHIFT cheerful person wanted ~~ Bolt Corp. 499-4571 !Omo. AKC. ~ --·' needed 2 mornings 3 AH>llcaUon emphaslS is £or en tr Y • l e v e I When you need expert 'f1G.7679or855-l36& ·~ .oan Repr esentative week. Only lovin g, ot financial and general SUPHVISORS secre t a rial position SICRETA.RY TYPIST·Accuratetyping, serv1ce or repa1rs, tum1---------~ Rap'idlJ gro~ln". ag CHJL D 0 RI ENT ED b'lsiness systems. Using w/opportunity ror advan· lx.ny phones, part-time. to the Service D1rectory Cocker Spaniel pups, •'.I .. e riBOL lan°uage ......., __ ~ r.... \\•ilh Real Estate Ucense. n · t · Cl · r· d t I b--" I ~: ,.sresaive Mortage, Bank Woman need apply. Easl e · ,._ •,.non cement. Strong typing & Sa 1 a r Y P 1 us c 0 m . permanent, u1b e a in ass1 te o so ve pure '""'· 2 ma es ;~ . in& firm needs Loan Re1 Bluff Area644-0lln lary commensurate T.sday ~ 2 to some shorthand abilities missions. Jack Scott. hrs. N .B. loc. Call•Jiyiiiourmpiiirobliiiiiieiimii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii&iiiiiiii962iii·8709-iiiiiiiii" • for ~ange Coun~y ter PART-TIME With previous eam1ngs S. to necessary· Apply in SCO'n REALTY _64s.41 __ 7_s. ______ fl rtiory. Opporturuty fo A.UTHOalL+.TIOM ~ experience plus ex-person w/resume to: Mr. 3 I 5 3rd St. HI hip p~yin& career I --·TOA cellent compnay benefits TACO DI CARLOS Fuentes at Robert Bem. 536•7533 Real Ealate Lending fo vw--and working conditions. 9925 WSW« William Frost & As · , eager bard working lo Master Charge/Visa Please submit resume FomtaiftV•y sociates. 1401 Qu.ail St.liiiii~~~iiiiiiiii= dividual Contact air center lfl Irvine has part· wilh salary history for N.B. ~i Typist POUCYnPtST · time day openings btwn confid u l \ t --------•=:x JS.w-• Foster731·5844. 10 .. ""·6PM. 7 dys ~k. 1 en a rev ew o: Eq lOp rt nit ,_..._ ""''-· · · nm .. ~•'-SOIL ua po u Y Secretary /Gen'I office. Personnel/A vert/Mktg. uu:. position requires an Start S3.10 hr. \\'ill tra· ~LA Employer Kiss the Jrvin&corporale Depts.. have openings per ex.perieoced typist with on video display units, COMPANY• world good-bye for a expansion-Npl. Sch. good skills (45·SO~PM, Applications accepteo Employee Relations ROOFERS·HOT-Wanted quiet Corona del Mar fin. svces. firm. Good accurate ly> and MAIDS 642.IOJO -----------Mon · Fr i 8 : 3 0 A M • Dept. j location. Manufacturer's typing, shthnd. skills. ex· knowledge of general of· ~au1er a•aiatant for 4:30PM. Time Share ll60AlrwayAvenue for2larse proect.s.Musl R 1 per. req'd. Non·smoker flee p r o c edures. fabric chain. Retail or Transaction Service~. eosta Meaa.Ca92&26 have at least ~.rrs ex· leleepphonneee~rsoop aeli~tsyafnor\ pret.Call:640-0123 Familiarity with in· febric experience pref. loc. 3'62Duponl Dr., In. Affi·---.. tlveActlon perience. Acce,.....ng ap· ..-1'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!t s u r an c e po l icy """"" u.-··-.,~.._.oA.AA E.O E M /F &1 .. .._ pli all-· Call Lee Root l·girl office. Lile typing •~ t · 1 bl ~-•\left--. . . ,,... Employer c "'-· . ft Ci.Ung. Noo-smkr pref. Securtt.y Officers wanted erm1no ogy assem 'Y MAMA .. 111Ullll ,.__..TIME'. •Aaubeldlaryol ln&Co.642·7222. 675-5Cl80. Newport Beach area. ~~~b.'\~~~: A••re••Cent.er klolt· Aft I J Conoco Inc. SAii.LOFT tt+ per hr. Uniforms & Uoosskillsarerequired. .I•& for e lu n c ut· $100 PLU-. h as o p enings fo r SICllTAIY trablhtgsup]>Ued. FuUor .,......._, t.ard weft· PBt M~ PtredlPk>'/eesneeded for ha ft d w or li e r s at to~forOrangeCoun· puttilOe. llale/Female. Please contact Esther illl incll•idul w/bellc Haa&en-Dua lee Crum seamatreues. ~ill train. ly developel' in pleasant Retirees w elcome. HqberJ at 714·558-141' ~ UJ. ~Y la Jlf&abliabed Auto te Shop, eves as wkend•-C.po Beach ana. 4 day omce. experience in con· TeJepbooe -" transporta-ext. 2J09 for interview ap- ,.... TUl Laaune llllla tor home newspa de· Jlust be dependable. Ap-week. 4tM852. 1ttuction industry re-tion r~uired. Call for poinlment. _11a11 ________ 1bvery of the AlLY Jib' in person l54South s•••e. q u ired , SO wpm , _&PPl...___.972_·_1980_. ___ _, P I L 0 T I o S A N H ' L ~ shorthand not required. ........ CLEWENTE AREA. Laguna wy, agwaa Grow t h oriented Start homed. Salary Secy/Recept; a brtght Newport lleKh'• moat 4vallab&e ~ lat. M-F Beach. «·S50'7. -nufa ........ .,1 ......_~"'/ startinc at -o mo. cheerful non·smoker. I ,.. = ""' t .. _ ~ p s T •. .... .-nu• ....... ... ~ J . OC:J nN>C: wmce'"l ... R., .. Otd ••""'"·. -»5:30 · A · "" located In Coeta esa, 979-3316. ___ os_ie_-_ . ......., __ ---1 oft40fttt -.r1cd o.llette Salotl, • 5:»t:aoAM . Must • _ _..............._ _ __._ aa•~---to s-11 •1v1c1 St •TIO .. INA t.a '-4 opeain&a for "depe.ndable car . _ __... ,_ ._,,_,.,..., ..., SICllTARYAAclal • ~ • IOOS. .... ...---. •Newport me collectlog re· Need Real Estate Sales c1r-""~ .. 9!'f.~-~~s i':\ wanted to wori in-com-ATTIMDAMT ~ C.tJ.661 ~Dr. Eaminp baaed ~· Xlntopportunity. -• b F/f, apply Chevron 1251 ._._,.. sbe al rou&e. Ideal in· Jack Sc:oU. • M f. . c o m, p 11n I ea . o10rtableffi Npe~f Beacd N. Coalt fflsbway • LB • FICl...,. of nn•u ~UPPLE•ENT. SCOTT 11ALn. PreiAium temf, non· ce. ..,e . u~r • ~£m~'I •r•••e\ r e qu1 rea •m!C Ask for Mr JllJNM.... food supplies, !carton mature 1teno1rap er. Sbop as Delivery Man. nplo7et' ,.. 1 1p te ftt.4l ._.u. •llrlkllb. IU.lllJ cullen. mar~~~ de · Call!'.ric at61WUO 1'111 llme. a.Int. PQ, nol!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!f will~ Ml& bed· 1 ~ ~:n.:!fo~. s.d.,::. Secret a ry/Office Ad· oh "1"1 1• 0 1eccen1a1ry8• t>,b~ IT I I IM A I Y ...-.-..iw.-. , I!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ to P O Bo •1-immllentot Polition req e PD· • 0 • ~·· .., ........... --· 1 R ll:CE PT l ONI S'f =ll~CA .,._ aminoteoW.,m typk\16 MH~me. Pll'.,:";"i:t P.M. ..... ,ft•Nr llH da A....;.oo.& 1 a M Ca fUll•UIDI . wbo enjoya ' ~ N 1ft procreuive offlee Sl'OCIC aeii" f« retail p /t nail. batblal 6 E .. ..1 ...-Oppor •pao,w peapla•bulU1PiatlMl ,.._Clerk fOf' *•nn.e ..;. "Sbartb.nl not req marine hardware at«t . ....,., AltPOlliom&D· t1P ••ac-lw)r•per.MOmo.wl•· Hardware, ordec deatc but deslNable, pleas. r un t llin..uper nee. d . wtmda. llln. qe 11 r::=t;; p' ~-lnl medlcal fdental aalet. exp necei-ary. callforapp.$40.8404uk Good co. benetk.a. C~U yrs. apply •oo-rrt,·u .z .. ...-, .. IO b•Hflta. l!rluon FIT, a ll company lot'Kathy. Beehive In· llllbollMatlne,549-9811. 1'3S3 Aucado . NB =.i:r ~ ~ dt l r D I 1 lol Yad*. I". ,._l ask benellt1. Call atboe temational, '190 Airport !.O.E. M /F /ff Newpaft c.i. tbeblDd ~............... lo •• forKaWeen llutm,$tt•9811. O.&. IAopDr.C.M. SUPiiYISOlt '. 1-~~..;;;,.t.re.;..:.> _____ I ..... ., • .,...... .... • or :r.~ DCEPTl<lMST M1r1K. l Secretary POsmOM V9i rofCRAN IC llon- •• Z::. •• ~OH ~Ntwpott8Hda SALES Clerlr-fortetaU ReliableS.C:t"etarywant· f\IU time, awin1 ahlft. Fri. •1uper In all -1-1 ~ ~ .... • few Doll 8tGds ..._... la loel· ma.rt.De ht~war. kore. ed fot PR de~ in i:najor Wlblq to train, Apply rore1ln can. Mi.Ill have ... S.HI o p -illlar ...... 6idivldua!a N.8. *°Put •• a . Oraap CGuDty ad a&ta• &Ul4PM. Moa..f'cl. at own toolt. £ntlH • 1~l=~·==:J~~,~~i!!!!!!~I • • ._ .. ..-. ptr w . Call llloa ey. AIHO e•p no\ Sa,.rlor Answerln1 tnmmham wort. •• I la I I . C a 11 Q at 1 ~ ...... -..en. .a. MeeiUO' but IM!p(ul. ..,....., 250 It. 17\.h St. ._ Spealtllt .,._tint ...,. m__,., lllP'/H ...,.,ett.eUL =:..:.• C.11. AH few Pauppt.115-Jm 0 0 0 0 0 ~5~e~l-!!~r;0~ ad ..• a Daily Pilot ad number will appear in your ad • we take your messages 24 hours a day .. .. . you call in at your convenience during office hours and get the responses to yqur ad .... this service is only $10 per week. For, more i nformation and to '' place your ad call 642-5678. , DAILY PILOT .. W.VfllL.01' ~.-...n.t• ........ 1011 h•W. 8011 Mhc•••.. IOIO &Ort-aoto Tf,I.... llNih.~oww t040 ·-6'.--.............................................. ·-···················· ....................... ..... llefaM '"' ...................... . -.... IHI ... Met "" W.. A~ Men·11wt.1. YARO SALE·MOVINO WtOme Member of Tll· Jiowoard18aldw1n Plano. ••••••••••••••••••••••• t•ISCAIAI .-.-.;;.................. .......................... .......•.••.••......... ~ lllli& .... ...._ AltC I IUY 1 C"QUCh, l cotf• lablu. 1 coata. l . many 1oy1. Ttl an. ma ch. ahu vahl· fuy'a Private Club sell rare Cherry wood. xlnt 22" COLOR T. v $123. ~~~~330's, 150 hours . ..... 1Wrier ...... I •• •• t't"1t.llble Bntoffer !:,1l~z.a1 c.b_!.oPlludm•,~ • ." ty, cbUdren't clothea, \na "Go&dCard",no mo. cond.Sll95.642-1765PP. lYearY.'arrunlly ~ Pri. pty. Make Al ..... •..-d. :! .............. 6 .-... 1#9 • ..,, • -"-· deak. Wthr. toys • du cs . S l o o O . ~hlt t d 642-6340 d!er. Need to tell Im· . --,........ •• .,.-ee r -111 Irv pme•. Sat OnJy'"i-S. 214 Ron .. 754-1129 ' ~. I u IO, spinet. med.4ttl)' ... movlng out .,,. -• ---.. a Palmer. C.M. (Btwn beocb. tu.ned. $700 /ofrer Two Lancer Speakert. of a~•· Call 546-1200 .-. 1111•111-Lllr Y• ....._ ..U !\ml l n\OI okt. 1""1nf T•rr•<-e: Sat. 9-3. 1.Us lBSt. Nr. Oranae> CERAMIC . 96S-41•9. Villa Pacific. Bargain S.'IO ea. Cost new <Mo . ·Fr t. days ) ; AE .._....., ,_ 1 MM1'11SAUCTIOM == fharey ~•ptke au Ramona. CdM . TUll$9UI Z1l22 'A'avecrest Circle. Sl40ea.640-8862 731· 16 <evenings & --...... {..; ' 1 64' Mii A llM6JI Bookcut. Chain. Oln. tam Sat, luro. clothes. W", 25' per piece. Paint NB. .. R C wee ends>. Ask for •,_ 1 .. ......_ IOll Thi di&belt •household odds • a1aze your own tiles. 24 · .A. I Je">1 ........ fin.,.., ._.. .... W ,lola6 •-fr end s . 2012 North OoodforoeramJcshops Auslnan Parlor Grand. COLORCONSOLE -.-....... -----.-£ S Lowia llllt. ...._ Colfee ....................... nruRS/PlU 10 to$. 3'38 c. u COW't CM or private parties to use Gold tear art case. rare S150646-38S4 alter4pm 72 U Tri-hull. \\ alk ..:.·~:: noll••tdo1i • I .. Talllel. S~ro 0 ... tlllei~t.t S Santa Clan Cr . CM. pe a ' . your artistic ablUtlea. 100 yrs. Plays beaut. Be ifuJ RCA 2S" I thro.igh. Volvo I JO. ft: ...... ~ ,... OIHtltl thalcll. -.'!8te1111P'•1u~ ,, Many battalM lncludea UDO lS. Fum. anUques. 534-1533 661-2991 aut co or Mant extras. Tr 1r. Xlnt . ....,.,....All/Flll&lereo ,,... •h~ 0 wtut.tulJquedhutcb$3S. bikes. Sat only. 9-3. 417 1V. 2 yr wmty, free de· coogsuso.673-7208. ---·-1141 w/e .... ue UOI 25" ••-Ma"litw• Dr •'M, r----hi-t 1 Via Udo Nord. NB. •RCA 22" bJk/wht wood ANTIQUE livery. $124 . 646-1786 --·-•••-•••••" Ollel'eo.Me• it .. rott .. ._ •' · ' numat u1I or everyone. console, $t5, all channel PLAYER PIANO 4l' G,_ MariMr E•llhb Shu=do ~. 7 ......... au &n Sat 8/H ram~pm. Anllquea, decorat or Wat erb. eds, con temp phone mate soos.sso. SO rolls, may trade for SUPER SPEAKERS Fu/ I Y e q u Ip p e d . J, ,._le, 1 : Mlint o.cL 1&7·S14'l 751-41'11 lttmll, furn, clothing. & cocktail tbl, ~rble lop Magnua elec. chord or· antique oak furniture. 12 " .8 a se S225 I Bo · bealtlfully maintained, ~ .. dhom• ·Mii. •Alate Sale Wuher , lot. of tnl1c. Michelin chest. baker s r ack, gan$50.642·S339 760-9026 549-8445 rea4y to crwse or live ,,_1YiU. DUalQa Rm tuw w/cyclone whls for shades. planters. etc. :ib•ard. Slip may be 801t. U ,.., tflt N w" cbaln. t wtog dtyer. itove, che1t1, tblA. To)'Ota Truck. Sat & Sun. SS·SJOO. 725 Via Lido Beige L Sofa. Chrome & Walnut console piano. loots.& Morine avulable. 111,2% Frnanc· '""~•••11r. dll. ch ta. tl b re r)' t b I. mlac. Mutt aell. tO 2PM. lkllhard ai Adams. 20/31 Soud. s-4 Sat. 833-9321 Glass cclfee tbl, wht 17 12yrS. old. A·l cond. $995. .,...... mf possible. $72,000. or ....-. ~'a bllrm ~ 6 t. only. 1137 to=. H4lboa RI& Uend Lane. H 8 cu' refr. 675-8131 631-5402. ~;;,;............... 111.000 1s no broker in· dtHla. MO 14tT eves 81. Bal. --MOVING·mst seJI TV. 90 I 0 v(!ved. Clean deal wil) M a It Norw • I I an 911-adays. SHORF.CLIFFS-9 to ? furn, a ll hsehld goods Used carpet. Approx. 30 GRAHD '1AMOS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1$1ude 9' Avon Redcrest Jlkt 1 1 t AKC. l)"no.ld -tb.wtho&d 'de\-or it m1 Sat!Sun Glass & chrome 848-7012. 16761 Viewpoint sq. yards per pltte. Blue From $1995 ... Spinet 16" Glass par Runabout \!11th noorboards and 4.S TD1ln Natiaral Halt11n l'OUon A"IJ 23 ai M. lo-4 tbl. directors chrs, sora. 138'7 H.B. & gold shag available. S795. Studio Upr S995. w/tge wheel trailer. Gd IJ>rsepower Johnson out- 11of a • lov e ae a\. 1513Cot1ander0r C~ crib. toys. lawn mower. liO per room. Avail. to Many ornate uprights. Cond.SB00/080963-9911 t oard. J ack Curley ._..,. •• a-. Siil. atalnd. Pecea11lu1 coffee Water S~rtoner. pool clolbe& " all kinds oC Sat. 10·4 • Kawasaki. see at Holiday JM, 3131 Recon & reflo. From Manne Woodwork ln· J34·1505 evenings & .1ol0Qdbolqe. .,....,Q.ensie bed ~ beater • fllter fish necessary knick l\&Cks Plants,Edger,Misc.1100 Bristol. C.M . Tom $1595. weekends , 642·4321 GJ..Jm -.ml.box 1pria11: unused. ,_.,a, m'-". It ..... :. Sat 260 Eveoioa Caoyon. PembrokeLn.H.8 . Priddy ~stPi..o tenors & etc. +custom weekdays. 840-2254 on • ... ,.. .... ~"-· 8600 ilton ff"' cabinets & kitchens. theboat. Youi:a&Goldettl.a.b. iSun. 217'1 Impala Ln. CdM. Hanft 1060 Mhcel•1oe. ;:1155 ' P 492·2380 ·--------t"~se: Tnlndle Bed Wltb .mat. tlB. 8U$hlrd/Harollton. M 0 V 1 NG SALE . ••••••••••••••••••••••• We.led 1011 Or631·2S!>S 1975 Re1nell 24' Cabin ~ peta. ln!UeS. Good condition Garase Sale, rnovmg. 24 Everything goes. cum. Reg. AppaloosaGdding.6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Antique 1888 Piano. Cruiser. 300 hrs. Stove. fillt££tol0Qdhome. rup. ~ ~~-851·2551 an 6 ~ Sequoia Tree. Irv. Sal. rrusc. items. 1945 San· yrs. Very well trained TOPCASHPAJO Mason-Hamltn upright Peddle Boats xlnt cond, ::.ink. toilet. 1ce box. -.a-'"""'e,..... w/dressage background For used fumnure & ap· Walnut burl finish. $05. S375·S475. 645-Z700 sleeps 6. Radio, com-• .,...Small. 9am. llago Or. N.B. 642-4878 $1200646-7909 Eves. pliances. Work~g of not. 646-QM pass. depth sounder. ,., 536-tm Custom made wood Row . .., ______ ·---F\ne~lity Pecan chcstSun. lOam-Spm. Misc GarageSaleSat.Couch.H1111111aldGooclsl065 957-8133 BALDWIN GRAND mg Dory. Needs work tandem trailer. S9SOO . . Lab. male. Great of drawers. like new 1200. llems! 712 ShalHTutr loveseat, stereo. desk. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Minical Ebon 5.8.. 6 Id. S2SO Lite fbrgls Rowin' 675-~or642·9989 /cbildna. Neut .• ahots ~ Apt. '1C'"CM tables, lamps. household CARPETI NG 120yds IM.,_nh 1083 p { 'd m::sio· Dingy w /oars $295. WELLCRAFT Nova 25'. .131·7006. Oak Coffee Tbl. beaut. Ite ms & much more. GREEN Sculptured & •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• ~~Ss con · · FbrgJs Kayak w/oars It wttrlr. 188 twins. SS pro· EETOGOOOHOME4 cond $185. Offi c e EstateSaN ~SantaYnez,F.Vly. ShagGoodCond$1.30yd CONNDirectortrorlbone skirtSI2S.673-6336 ps, VHF S/stcp. Cuddy 31' bill male Poodle. bc"d. Credenza 4 draw w /l~c Hundreds or Items In· Ellis/MagnolJa. 549-0755 with case. Excelle11t COO• Spwtlltg Goock 8094 W/head. $14,500. Offer? ell s hots ne ute r e d storaae area Sl.50. Call ~~g~~~ise~.;u~~-· -.._._. 8070 clitlon,S100.675-a052after ••••••••••••••••••••••• lnnatable SEVLOR K-'8 Olr.645·2963 752.()687. 163-4149 7~1UM days . h .. MOVING! Yard sale.2463 ___ , 6PM. TRAMPOLINE wood floor. 4 pcrsors. ----·---- typewnter, c andehers. Elden Ave .. Costa Mesa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 n.. by 14 ft. webbed mat Xlnt Cond . S199.l 5 Dynafoil. Xlnl. cond. :..t a~pies.Gwks . .,.., Redecorating. custom furniture, collectables. Sat/Sunl0.5 •IMMEDIATE CASH• DRUMS by Ludwig, lght 00 rollers. LIKE NE\\'! 759-95.53 wllrailer. $1500 or best -u •• ak I t 8 • I C s135 9-4,Sat.&Sun,Aug.23& For Gol d , Sli ver. blueclear 2f1oort~s ff 7 883 343 ,. .....,. y,rea cu e .,.4 ve vet so a . ·24. 701 15th S t . Nr. Garage Sale · Fri/Sal A Platinum. Any kind. a base 24 ... 3 Zilgre~ H.as a cover too! $725 or loots.Morine o er. 14· -4 . r:J!: 5IJ6..S9t9. 536-6242 Harbor High, Newport tittle bil of everything cond .• amount . Daniel Cymbals, Roger·s h $lh best oe7rc3r.1ca8 11 21 Ecppmrnt 9030 · 7 6 2 4 • S k I p j a c k )"'free.2abandonedluttens.Oak Refectory table. 6 Beach. 6791 Via Ca r ona, 548·5053 hat complete W /l ll • 6 •••••••••••••••••••••• fol1ghtbridge.Lowhours. 6roooki-0nlyelderlyor chair.s.XlntCond. 4 F amilies. furn, GE Goldenwest/Slater.HB cases.$9000MO C8ll lft New Banent self tawng foully equipped, many '1ngle people need call. SC95 645·0875 washer antq.dolls tovs 1.30 Carat Pear shaped 6:30PM (714)737-6449 .357 ~agnum Smith & \\'inches. Two, 3!'S. e xtra s . w /tra1l e r . f'hone645-7464 afler 6 • • ~ . Antique stove. bedroom Diamond pendant. 14 \\esson. Collectors case SI 155 Jea . Two n . !i S15 200 49J.25C" """0""7 ...... ~------·-Queen size Hide-a-bed Gr clotlung, king bed. lots of set. stereo. more misc. caTal chain & mounlmg. Clannet. wood. good fo· Accesones. S27S. S373 tra One 20 $?9<1 • "°' 4"""°"° · • "*wit•• 1050 & wh. Herculon xln't con· ~oodies. 17062 Sims. H.B. 2239 B Pac1f1c Ave .• C.M. SJ.500. 20 grams solid next year·s band student t:Jght handles 646-47Ji Sk1p1 ack 24 · Flybrid~c . .. .. ••••••••••••••••••••• dillOnS75645·Sl79 Sun.9AM-3PM Sat.&Sun.9-S. goldnuggetfromAJaska. ""'"" 9 mm Browning H1~h twin Volvos. nu trlr. S250. 754.,..u;,;7. p h W.._ ... T"'-0 Wa sleeper. waler bed. . 3 FAMILY & ESTATt; SSSO. Set of Franklin ower, wit extras. S460. """ ii; \'Hfo', depth c111dcr. bait color tv. rattan chains & Couch. fair cond1l1on, ~· 3 GARAGES FULL mint s terling sil ver 968ase Honer Accord1an 71)8.5837 Y1deo Tape of Nevport bag, outriggers. canvas, rrorf-S48·0'764. 2 rust orange LR chairs. Bks-Bags -Bskets-Doors PATIO SALE-Sat /Sun Presidents, ssoo. 67~3386 $100. After6pm: Character Boat P&rade m a n y x t r a s . . $100. wlnt & glass corree Drprs-Drsses-Elec. Htr 8-7. 2110 Seville. Balboa. or642-99S9 548.0968 &rand new. latest Power 674-4200 .. 13 200 10 8 0 6~5 3•2• " Diningtable.lrgboard.6 table. SOO. chr. & glass Radio /Clocks-Furn-Peninpointinalley. · :lilt Woods & Irons for • • · 1 · .... «hairs (2 arm>. It. wood. table S3S. Yamiha CR 800 Games. ·cowns-Jwlry -Private party wants a 7J>('drums et-GRETSCH ~e by owner. almost USED :'tlann<' t ni: ;>aru. eves.9'73-9034.da)-s. ' ~aned backs. $.550 (over rec. S250. 2Qysomc tower Linens Lm ps t SKoes · Hide A Way CB. never woman's & man's gold 3 paJSte cymals + hi hat Sir< off list prLce. Phone 12~2 KW Kohler gen.: 13' NYLOX outboard with ~ $1.000 a yr ago>. 536·7111 spkrs, $400. Phillips 212 Scrvs-Wigs-xmas trm· ::~e~~~~1t1~·~~~:~ bracelet. No dealers . Xlnt Cond. $800646-2984 Crol: 752-6476. B/\\" l.91: 1 r edic lion 35 II P. Evl~rude and Eve. tmtbl. SlSO. Misc. other m gs·m irrors. 4227 .. ._. .. 673·1~. trans .<.:1Cshorttiock& Tra11erS875 646-1507 items.Call 675·480'7. Patrice Rd. NB. Take .. rnty) maytag •»nnger Offic:~fvmit...& \\ v. Greener lrght har· misc. pdrt ... \'1r1ous ---------- Founders buffet & glass· Nwpt Blvd-to Hosp. Rd · Washer. xlnt cond. Mu ch 3 Piece Unique Di:imond Equipmtftt 8085 potn rifle. Actcpting R 1\\ pumps: P1:.t1•::. No muss. no fuss. Duffield t•lcctnc Bay Cruiser. Xlnt cond. t:all Ad An.swer !'280 at 1>424300, ii hours a day. front c hina cabinet. Bed, almost new. worth Rt on Placntia-RL on more BARGAINS. Sec We dding Ring . Ap· ••••••••••••••••••••••• bid!. diesel p.1rt!>. S<it . Aug F;ttum Allen dresser & S100. sell for $175. F1agship-Lft on Patnce. Dime·A·Line ads. 238 E. pr a i s e d at s 6 7 5 . F'ile Cabs . 5 dwr lat'l. 768 5837 23, !J 1\ :'v1 · 2 P \l, 7 611 desk.642·7715art.10AM . -193.0495 Sat/Sun t0·4pm. W1lson.C.M. Deseperate take $385 $400. paper s hredder, Newtonv.,.t::-,.t 1J>l:iccn • .. ---- 9800 Cash. 631-6374. $100, 548-8889 Ant1q1e C1shmg reels. as· ua & \7th 1· • Mtos, M•w tlOO Alltos, Mew 9100 A.Mtos, Mew 9800 .AMtos, Ntw sorttd Vom Hofe & . ---- •• -••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,.;sc:eUaneCHH 8080 Desks & misc:~lane-ous. Prlueger . BISBEE ·s. 2 HP J ohn M>n. good cond1 28' Un1flltc 19i7 Mega, 260 :•. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cheop. 646-0237 & 714·67~5180. tioo. $150 TI. loaded. S3ij,900 OBO. 1:. 548.0854 675·12t3 Mr /Mrs Hatch : 847-2563. 24 MO/J4,ooo M&1 mwc1 COMnACTS AYAIUILI OM MOST US. CAIS '79 DATSUN 280ZX COUPI llcyl •• _..,_ w~AMFM--1-~ll-~~&--One-llll'WUI~ _,_,.._.oionly '7999 •79 DATSUN 210 HATC .. ACK 4 cyt. II IClaecl lf-. AM-.~,.., tl*10w k~. ~ .... ~""'WI-· ....... --& .,.. Dleno101 One -24-. H,000,... ..,,.,.-"NS........._ J)31XWGJ 5,465 MILES HEW 1980 280ZX GL PKG. INCLUDED! 510,838 ~ '°"° "--11-no. ,, ... 1>1!11..S '•d••'•· fKtOf'Y cualot'T' 1ri1et10 t C'W••• COl'lfOI AM FM 119'90. leclOtY -· etc. ISlk •II ~II 19309lll HEW •79 81 O's 9 TO CHOOSE FROM! 56390 Moll W9 IQell.o ......... tr.a a..;ti • 11-. 19Ctl. cu-11r ... etc Toe> ol lhe 1171 II~ 18111. M&oeH00142ll LAST CALL HURRY! NEW 1979's LIMITED SELECTIONS HOW PRICE SLASHED TO SELL ON SIGHT! Used S•uba eqwpmcnt.1-------from your business card. med "orion 11 '" wet swt, Bo_._ Power 9040 213·592 1531 eves Send d f h Complete set of matched u•~ ---one car or eac aluminun lank, back· •••••••••••••••••••••• 16" UYER Jnbrd. 4 cyl tag plus one spare. We e xec \\'a lnut Off1 cl' kB .. R ul •-GI l k & return permanently F\Jrn .• for sa lt! w /accom pac ·'·· eg alor. "'76 asstron. 17 / · 5 1 dJ~I Pt.'desta1 su.-ermg. sealed attractive tag & decorator items. 754-7822 gauge lOns ul. misc. fish, 115hp, t;V1nrudl·. $7,250 strap. meeting air line equip. 7518967 sull on warr .• _include::. J.D. requirements. Pre· Pets 8087 TV Radio ball tank & skiu. $3500. 14' NANTUCKF:T. 4 cyl vent loss & theft! For a ••••••••••••••••••••••• HeR S ' 661-6878 Eve. Universal eng. $6500. ti ed • I SHERRY'S PETCARE ' ~ 8098 , Lido Yacht Brokera<>c persona z ,ag enc ose Boarding & grooming •••••••••· .. ~·••••••••• 26 Pacemaker. F /B xlnt ... ~~1./c~~·~·P!~:1~ ~ with love. free pkup. ~F Sprkr ,-.ces are go-tn & out. SS.om OBO. _675-09 __ 15 ______ _ will back & trim your Poodle Pups for sale. tng up Sept · Buy or or· 675-1213; 213-69'7-'l33evs. 18' Glasspar boat. s m tags. Or try two cards Tea Cup studs. 2S yrs. der n_ow tt beat Inc. ZT'Chri C f M ho cabin 160h.p. Mercruiser backtoback. exp.546-2848 • AUanticMuSt'.646-S895 s ra t. a gany engtrlrS2000 ~ -----~---t Lapstrake hulll V8. 283 • · S'Z PRICES: AFGHAN Hound Turntable. P\ilips 212. en g, 20 knots. im · 'T1 Bay\Jner: 2Slh'. 626 41:::;;. ~~ea. AKC REG. Sl75. Serru Auto. lndude Stan· maculate cond .. Catalina Clubhouse Ave. Apt. c. 6/9 tags Sl.SOea 559·1300,5:30 lon cart. S95 ~t offer. equipped. galley, auto Newport Beach. 10 or more $1.40 ea 498-2234 pilot. radio, bait tank. Sales Tax lnt'luded TAME Afr1 can Grey new covers. Ideal b:iy Dark Green Double Ender NOCARD? wtcage,hangmgperch& Searsl9"Color1\',works boat or wcC'kcndcr . At Fiberglass, Navy Draw your own or send food. S1iOO firm. 960-3450 good. sas. our dot'ks. S16.50t or best \\'hate~al Diesel Pwrd. runne. address. phone & aft 7PM 646-8601 offer. 642-5735 bkr. $7200&12-7056 we'll make one card per tag. Add 25< each. Alltos, M•w 9800 A.Mtos. Mew 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 Alltos. Mew 9100 Send check or money or-••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••,•••••• •••••••••fl••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• derto: PILOT PRINTING P.O. Box 1560 Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626 Lose weight now. 10·29 lbs a mo. 100% gu_aranteed. can Sandy 540-7375. Muskrat Coat (sm 7-10) ~ length. S850 or best offer. 893-7724. Dbl door G. E . SlOO Single • Door G . E . sso Both Refrig. good working cond. 646-8723 Uruvers1ty Alhletic C1ub Membership for sale . S400 + transfer fees. 551-3510 Electr ic with cabinet Singer Sewing Machine. STS. call 641·8768 6 Harbor Lawn Cemetary Lots In Cypress Section. All or part. $300 each. 642·5104. Camping. Silent Valley Club. Owner mem· bership. $3900. 551·3830. Camper shell, Cits either Toyola or Datsun. Sl2S. 714-661-0827. Blue wool rug, 9Xl2. art deco, beautiful. SJOO. '180-0405. TBL TENNIS TBL. Prol. qual, NISSEN brand. Xlnt Cond. <S200 new. $150/080) 63\.2383 8' couch & matching cbalr in good cood. Reas. price 962>l!IM after-epm Couch, gd Cood too. Right hand starter set golf clubl, oew ~-2 black Ir ~TV's, portable $35 lr$15.9G-5209. • GOLFERS: Great Bllime.n Set. lfanaPro- Craft.clGoll Cbabl Bal It out 1125 firm. 142·1025 HONDA 4 DOORS HONDA PRELUDES SSf&DS AUl'OMATICS 5 SPEEDS AUTOMATICS l~S HONDA AUTOMA11cs rHATCHIACK ACCORDS :1 , ~ ... ... . •• pr ~-'°' : of1 ;, .. : bl • IJ> o' I : .. m : di ··no ; .. • I • ec at • IDI ' . ...... W , ... ttlh: ycfiH / A1119 SlrYke, P'.tt T,_119 9560 Trab 9560 V-9570 Frldly, Auguat 22. 1980 DMLY PILOT Dll 41ss4••-•••• .-.-........ ··twiht a-ttto ........... •• ···~······...-··········· .............................................. .AMtot w ... --... ----,-s, ..... o-Aut..---w-_..--d--,-s-,-o--...;..w~-.a....;...;..;.;;..;;; .... .:....:=,~"'~'~o • ......... a•. tlft. '"an ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• .. •••••••••o•••u••• ·n Ch.iv · t.uv . brown . JUST AIUUVIDI '65 Ford Vun. 6 ryt, gd .... _.... ~ all~.-:• Up i a 1"I a , "11 IAWAIAll ft-ocn To)otl P IMIUI» Roll Meda 1 UUh; work 12300 5pecltil oond. rwu great l'900 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 ••••••••••••••••••••• ~. Uhl. t4000 . a llMLTD blrt:lOO Flberahanulll• ....... ~Ut ........ Meet batotr.S29-ii26l. PORSCHES WEPAYTOPDOLLAR WtPtrt .. rlauatiDIAvallable. lY bolt 1110 Llkt new 'tl)Yotd l\on ltf\1\flke 6 comeaa•tuldrhethe 77 Dodae van PS. PB. fort.op uaed can-foreian. OVER c.u. ~'rn.A>o•ao• w.... cyl. 4 •Pd. •d' cood 11600 t,ro1~ t w h u I d1 rkl v e A/C. xlnt cond' 15 mpg, WANTED ~~~·1:re~~~=s~~!~!r . ._look "" u_ ... _• r.. or • At\er5848·S4711 o a lwa1en p c up p!00.661-6878Eve FIRST' ' ForYourGood ~ -lruck ... drive one qway seeus . lJAUTOCINTEROK ..._ .... ~ '78 Chevy pickup. xlnl l0d11y •u ve: Ford '76 · uo. 41.000 Allowualheopportunity ~ VW.Porscbeor/\udi IR\'INK ....................... 14200 ·11 Toyo t u m11es.s cyl,sllck.S2600. toconsidertnepurcha.se IUi/Ua:1t1.-;;-;1::JJ IJl.1... IMPORTANT lAndcrw1 r . S280CI Low 642·3'93. or trade-in of your clean le · - "1'1 YAM 2$0 ENOUAO 1rfJ°~<iti~I) mlJ .4i4-IW Mtot W..ted 9590 Porsche. Check witb tJs • V\\'-PORSCHE·AUl)t 'IU-SllO ..._04Ph11Xu·a·1 ADVIRTISERS n Fl$ Potd Supercatt, •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Today! ~~ ••I t..O,...c-ty . ~E.CoaslHlway M' ttOIR CAT, oran1e 6 .. Ml Ol7I Ttae prlu of It« ma I'S. P8. AJC. xlnl cond WANTED' ·. ,,_, 2925 KarbO'r Blvd. New':!,~~~dceh ~;:0900 ,....._, 80 trlr. r lean "TS tloftda tc:)'I, fair advertlttd b)' vthlc le 1~mµg, '3SOO. 661 Gg71! 1919Lnkewood8tvd. • 1..1.L COSTA MESA -...... .... c-al m1•-... ....... dealera In th Vl'hlclei t: • LONG BEACH Late model Toyotas and ·--'•o TOP Do· .... R ---... •• ,... • .. •" d111 fled 11dvert1111na - ---1213) 597-3663 Vo 1 v o s · C a 11 u s •36.lt 11••1><>' I"•" 979-2500 w..A 11' A4UA.RIUI m~. ~., MW Pl 752 $'1IO cotumN doh not IOdUd\1 "7D (;~v .. loll I> u All\ OPEN SUNDAYS TODAY !! I c.....~ .. O•v .... "' l»·l3l3 PAID FOR ~· I aaaa.. trailer, TIUUMPH ''l'l . "CC •">' appllC'ablo t11ua., trailer bn1 kcs I h1\ch, WE IUY GOOD & CLEAN Ja-r• •• .Up •~••I ... _ .. __ .. ..,.fr.-• llttnu. transfer r ~i.. pu eicc cond 4946l2ti 'W Chevy PU 350 v.s ~ TOPSPAIOFOH ,...E ... ._.C..,.RS N.a. INIO OwHr will .,._..,__, ....... (1nan('f' charsea, ft fOf' ton w /912' Weekender. JM PORT&SPORTS ~ "'" "' USED CARS! ,._.M lMI laO "'rm 671 45"22 tdt pollutlon control dt' '75 l>od&e Club <.'ab. gd Auto, air, stereo. 2 s ide TOYOT•·•OUO CARS. 848-7100 AND TRUCKS ---vice c~111fklUOfla or de cond 124~0 or o ffer tanks. air shocks. Xlnt 1"' Hwtiw 11•4. UU Kaw a a ak1 UO uler documooll&f)' pre ~or641>-40'12 cond. S3000. P .P . " .. .,;~;:•;:o.uu M ake those good miracle mazda SPIRIT M Cat. N• ~ork. w /1aU1 6 tralt.r . 9iOO or MU ol r. l ·S wkd)5 m>tort')'cl ... Low mtlr parallon rharHei. unll'i.:. -:----------~1'844. household item~ you're Exreli.ti\ cond Ma.kt' of 0U\erwl11e 1tp\'c1f1(•(1 by llJ Chevy P.U VH 350· not using av111lable to COMHRL CHEVROLET ~~lf.11IA•I Jli \ --fer -1!!. .s.tns t.ht• lldverti.1·r rlt!wly rcb. · heavy :.us · 'GS Ford F2SO. 300 cu inch. SeU w1lh EASE! some other family by ad peni.ion It tire:., runs runs very gd. $1200/080 It's a BREEZE verti.smg them for sale in 2150.....,.. ll•cl BM~ 7$ $ ......... ; good. S1400b73-7498 962-1427 aft 5pm Classified Ads642·5618 Class1f1ed. Call642 5678 C09la W... 645-5700 UlAOEl>' C*tk• 91ZO __ S-46-1200 Makeotrer ij46 fil44 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... New flOO AMtos, New 9100 Autol, New 9100 A.tot Mew 9100 AMtos H•w 9100 Aalto$.. M•w tlOO -----~1 c 111-:vv l·AaitlNO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• : •••••••••••••••••••••• : ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21' Sanl•nll. 1.S 08. ~ 4. 3 s1ub, t-'txl-d kffl. Slip, t'lC s.1300 673-ICIO.'l L"79 Yatnaha XS 750. xlnl pickup mu111 see 10 ap oond ..... I')' low m1leu11t' prec1ale (.'1111 weekdyi; M~tliell S2000 673 !>471 be for t' 3 . 00 p M CH ....... ...._1~ Sale f weekends 631-4!H9 LASER R acin& R1ai. 2 .... /Sfol... 9'160 '4GFord \Noodw. restored. :.ails. 1175 Call Mi ry lit ••••••••••••••••••••••• 513.000 6t6-8M3 I t712S FT. 615-6161 SAM'TAMASZS ,ACl.AllOW '52 WILLYS PU 283 MODELC ~-~ hd ..... ..1 has absolut e ly ever· g 6 t 8 G ho "'""'"T eng. •w • uo:st"' ythlng, 8 baf.:· bea!Jt. bee:r fuity ~elC a~~n · fer. 536-9795 cond. Poss . · B 1111P· tamed. roof air cond . '57 CHEVY Bet Air Hrdtp. _su._ooo __ .558-__ 5_l64_e_ves_. __ , generator . A M /FM Xlnt cond. Owner teuv. CAL 25 w /Npt berth. :.te~eo cassette . C.B mgarea.mus t sell.Make Clean, fully equipped for radio • only 33,200 m iles. olfer. 548-5765 race or cruise. Sell or Must sell ' <Ser 1698) ---- trade up to larger boat .. __ 17_1_4_1_5_5_t _·l_3_0_4 __ ,RKrfftioftol w/Newportslip. 675·4349 Rent m otorhomc. 221~· VehicJ.1 CORONADO 41. Cntr cockpit. sloop. Best cond & eqptmt. Npt moonng avatl. sm.soo. 6i3-4220 :.ell contained $250 Jl('r •••••• • • • • • • • • • • • ••• •• • week + 6' a m 1 I c '77 OODG E Bubb Ii: Top 645·2283 Maxi Van. Selr containt'40.9900 "'-n.-.Dri••s S1200084G-0842 Ask for t'aye. Ai,'l ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------J---------1 77 Cherokee Adult toy. SAB<Yr race rigged. Traileo. Trani 9170 Most outrageous. com· Fl.IPPER. grt for kids. ••••••••••••••••••••••• pletc, beaullful. luxury Best otrer. 673-6057 21' Golden Nugget. 1970, 4x4 on the road. Chevy ---------sell contatned, am/fm 454 wtturbo 400 racing loah. SHpa / ca s s. S2 5 00 I 0 8 0 . trans. Incredible pa mt. Docb .. 9070 SS2·9677 Fantastic ster eo. !"ull ••••••••••••••••••••••• power. And more. Over 17"'1' Komfort. Self con· $18.000 inv es t e d . 2 Side T ies avail 25' tamed. Excelle nt co11d. Sacrifice-make offer. l iber&J ass s allboats . Extras . Automatic 6»1712or 675·3222. Martt al 28th St. Manna defrost refng S2250. --------- 673-6606 548·4513 '78 Chevy Cheyenne, a-• ....._ s,.ed & ton, 4x4, loaded. lift kit. Sid 9010 "19 18' Invader 5th wheel. big tires & nms. Toot box ••••••••••••••••••••••• Co mp I el e I y s e Ir· & lumber rack. $5250. 13, 8olllon 9'haltt. 40 HP contained. air cond., de· Mustsell. 493-6001. Mercury, trlr, boat cov-signed for compa cl Trsks er. Wate r s kis. fuel pidcup. S4.000.SS2-7896. ••••••••••••••••••••••• tanks. U ,000. 640-2709 Tralen. Uff1ty 9110 * CHEV. NEW "10 •••••••• •• • • • • •• • • • • • • • UTILIT"Y rtQ UP Tin ra1totlo11 s · wide . 3 2 ' l o n g. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 53200/080. with or w /o space.646-4151.#CK5875 c 'in. Sale/ .... 9120 ~Ton Utility Shell. Fibertctass. Xlnt Trailer with Sides eaDd. I yr old. S200. Fits S1SO 548-8838 ....................... El C.mino from '68 thru WANTED _'7_1 __ . _fi61_.1_u_1_a_n_4_p_m_. __ 1 Small u tll i ty tr a Her tllO ....................... 19'19 HONDA 7~ F 8apet Sport, Bk. Miles 3900 Perfect Cond. $1,925 646-2514 C. M. 1980 Honda XL80S $540 840-3990 '78 HONDA XL2SO. xlnt. 751-8867 S-.ke. P.ts · & AccnlOriet 9400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SS.AYESAVIS WITH USID P.ARTS Imported car parts IMPORT AUTO SUPPLY 101 N. Manchester Anaheim 776·9000 cond. Mus t sell. Aft. V6 231 engine, Bwck com- SPM. 645-6897 plete. s:ISO. Gel GREEN cash 645-4795 Auto. tra ns .. power steering. 86GVW ! < 6884 ). For plumbers. electri- cians, e\c. ! $1691! HOWARD Chevrolet Dove 6: Quail Sts. NEWPORT B,eACJi 133-0555 laAMDMIW ltlODATSUH PICKUP DUCIC 5 s peed lrans .. sunroof. chroiqe mags, chrome step bumper. custom striping & wide tires. IU9417) tSlk. 143>. ONLY $5689 newport dat sun 1 1 ~ 813 1100 forWlllTE elephants 3 spd tra nsmission. 73 78 Datsun King Cab pkup with a Classified Ad Courier, xlnt cond. $100. auto. air. s tereo. U .000 o; C.ll642·5678 646-8601 dr. 549-9611 Alltos. Mew 9100 Alltos. New 9100 ......, .... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• FINAL ALFA ROMEO CLEARANCE! BANC> NEW SEDANS e SPIDERS e GTS DEMONSTRATOR e RENTAL e EXECUTIVE CAR HERE'S JUST ONE EXAMPLE: '79 ltFI s1991 1980 TOYOTA COROLLA SEDAll Eau1pment includes 4 speed transm1ss1an. bucket seals. power as$1sted front disc brakes & this one 1s fully factory oou1pped. 10884691. 54777 1980 CELIC.A COllYERTIBLE Convertible too. automatic trans .. factory a1r cond . pwr steering. MPX stereo radt0. wirP basket wheels. pinstnoes. IX>dy side rrold1nqs. wheel well moldings 3 undercoat. 13820161 1980 TOYOTA PICKUP TRUCK 197tTOYOTA COltOUA umACK Economical 4 eyhnder enome. automatic 1ransm1ss1on and factory air cond111oning. A real bargain' (341XPUl 55699 1971DATSUM 110 WAGON . 6 cyl engine. automatic transmission. factory air cond .. power steering ·& AMlfM radio with cassette. Hurry for this onel (809UXV1 55499 1971TOYOTA COIOUA sasumACK 4 cyl enol"e. 5 speed t ransmissi on. factory air conditioning & AM lfM stereo with cassette This one Is truly 1 gem' 1893V0Yl 54499 Standard bed Eou1pmen1 include<; 4 soeed transmission 2 2 ltlre engine. power assisted fronl disc brakes. bench seat & lullv factory eOUIOPE!d 1059370) 1979 MAD>• (AC WA~ Economical 4 eylmder engine. 4 speed transmission and AM radio Immaculate thruout! (923XNRl. 53999 1980 VOLVO 1980 2 DOOR VOLVO eo~i SEDAN 2 DOOR 1.i ct. 4 -4 CYL -SEDAN I~ ~ SPee<j Ira whee1 well nsm1ss1on. -4 CYL C:.. -=-i fabric ca ITl<>uldmos. 4 speed rr. -~ ~ d 1 s c b ,r:· 4 wheel wheel well ansm1ss1on. ~~'6 Pmstr1oes a~ es and lat>,,c care ~ld1r.gs, "T"' ~' 'VC24245 more• C1; s c bra k Wheel ~o"'*~ s7f'Oj" ~~~~~~~~;; 1980 $790J VOLVO 1980 2 Doo1 VOLVO 1980 SEOAH 2 DOOR VOLVO -4 CYL SEDAN 2 DOOR ~a~s~1~s1{; a -;-; c A ;-, 4 CYL -SEDAN steering & n. Power lrans 0 m a I , c -4 CYL wheel \IVell mobr,akes. stee,,':!~ssion. Power :C s,Peed trans -; 4 wheei di u dings wh · sunroof • o • 4 wh · un fabrrc care sc brakes ,· Pin~~:. disc brakes ,brakes. oow!~' td•sc (VC2•2_.c... mo 'Pe a whe j ng, air c 5 eer sa ~•·180247) (V~ldrnos. e strrpe & ~d .. Pin .-•446 sfi'li'' ·r;fii~ \ ' ' '"9.Mpl!M 1• ..._.h111rW ....._ •••• ..w .._,...,,'"4 .._...,,rt.4 ~ ... arW ......... ...... .. _ .. iiiiiiiii __ ,;loiiii _________ .... ~ __ iillii_______ ... . ... .. . . ............ ..... ... . .. . ........... ........... .. . . . . .. . . .. ........ ... .. ... ... .. .. .. .. .. . . . . . . . .. .. . .. ... . ..................... . ..... !!!!~ ....... ~.~.i~.~ ...••...•.......•••••••.• ~!! ~ ............. ~?!'!-. ~ •••••••••••• ~~!~ ........ ~ ......... !!?! ~ ............ ~!~!. ~ ......... ~ ... !?~!. ..... tHI ~..... 9101 ·nCAPll llAMDMIW ·n HONDA crv1c 5·apd FANTASTIC •1.,.11111•--·-••••-....... _........ IOI ... LA .. 't I C)'I., auto. tran.e .. fie· ttlOOAT"'" Raldlals·Rlms·xlnt cotWt. •llllmAftl 71/tUAIOt•O 8 tcr7 a /c. powerllffrlna. JIOHATC .. ACIC CallJeUaf\5~-830 _.TIS ca _, 11'11 ... o.a. lftl• , & ' " • HOAOWAY = ~oooc brak1e11 . lln1ted s speed trans. 4' fully fac· a-. f 730 ON ALL MIW .........__ • ......_.;....,,o,......, S .-AllllP ... radio. • "' m ea. m ~ . .: .....a ( ..... -... ...,.._ Ma.I ! -~----_.. • • suua ANA mac. Like brand new. eq..,p,,..... ->· ••••••••••••••••••••••• .., I ••••· ""'11 • Call. 835·3171 CaUNow! (l74X"'P). < .15U. ·19 XJ6, silver with red Get• cm::~· rt.AO IO .ao N a .. ch &ivd. fMI uv111Mn--iuc.t1H• RAY F'LADEBOf! ONLY $4119 int. 19.000 m1. Sl8.950. $I 000 811Uall Can LA KAUA •USID IMW U.ncoln·lilercury 1 1 4 · 9 9 8 · 9 8 3 9 o r ..... uro··1NT1ooa. cu& NoolSAJ'Wy) •• 18AUTOCENTERDR. 114·522·5'942 Dts<:ounU,theoget ... " ... • I t "12JOOZTU w/S /R (2081> IRVINE --------• $750 llACN I rmTS I.VIM '1 4 HJ.HU ·n a.ocs cpe. mlnt<os.59) ...,__Ghia 97l4 • ..._.,_ 1•1• lllHaU~b>'APP' '7.UOOIZTllS /R (0332) 130-7000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rebate back! Can be used NaTUACll --• '7UOOIZA <~> 2 new front Koni shocks '67 upd. a te. all orig. asyourdownpayment . ..... , ..... _ .. _..... JIJiHll Miii t707 '7tlMW•UCll "7SS3GtAw/S.R.(l4831 (/al.tizli '72 to •74 V.O'a > '72DATSUH good cond, $2800/080 "c '11 ....... llWV. b&aaa,a------_.ll--1••--• .. •••-••••••••• '7UOOZS /R4a_p.<23'7LSl8l only $"10 for both. New StOWAGOH sst 2036 ;). ...--..... air -_.. .,,...., ,..,._ ,. __ ........ 1 ••IAI IOOO hw•!Utbl~ll&e•lh•r. '77630ca.(~XG> .,_ h d 8 ... _ ~ • . --• -.._, ~ ---"''u' ,.._.,. ~veC.r. '78_,. A 1 < .. .,.,..) ....,ars eavy uty 4 4 cyllnucr, 4·aPffd. lac· '71 Ghia. 48.800 on g mi : --,_.,. PWlll C'-61._.. Ad .-.. .. sp, 8 r ..._.. month battery. only S30. to dill --t..-· ' -TUllOll IOI Mia.Ame IM. '7U30iA alr (6095) ry air con oning. Runs great. S3'700. <.:all ·-..-- S "1 a&Kll rt*b fOt Im QIN. Beach Blvd. "18530iA.loaded (S468) Uke New "Racemark" map. Great 11«ond car. 497.3201 2925 Harbor Blvd. mtcl.i.t.deUvtl')'! 151111 No.olSA •'wy.) "795a!AS/R (2615> leather sport stcec:ing (154EKR> --------COSTA MF.SA lAHabt• W ·N33 CloMcl 5-doys wheel. only SSO! Call $1999 Mada 9738 979-2500 . • • 675*~7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• U BM\\• ~. 4Ut. uuto. "* POJtSCflE AUOI »It . •le. XlrN. &tO-~ ~ ..,,, I!. Coa•t ffiWI)' ur ~TOOi ~ al&,..ldt Otlv~ - Newport &u1cn ff73 woo 76 IMW UGI SADDLEIACK e cyl . l l.ll-O trans .. fac· 71 AUDI 1000 LUcy •/c, AM 1FM radio. VALLEY Maomatk, air, AM /FM \\n\ed 1laa1. 1uoroof, IMPORTS atereo &ape. rad1al1. very c l e11n . C•ll. hcts'-t c:naee. Cl41ULV > tlmft.KL). · .-$7491 RAY f'LAOEBOE recei•tda IOI WITHAM Bn\Jlh Cars kr99 .. -.. cw ... ..__. 18AUTOCENTE.RDR MlecticMlof .. _. ,......_.. IRVINE 1e00•est.m1nacerAvc. 930-7300 NEW IMW1S lo Yteatmanater also •n51 638>1880 OIAMGI COUNTY'S I 5 Pai-OWNED A&ldl 1980~. Sspd. lthr OU>IST IMW'S lDL 112.* or 9500 fs as· ~ To choose from '74 thru sume lse at S213/mo "" '79 · 2002's, 320i's, SJOi's, a.9Ci63. 630Ci's For the best deal in 71AUDI5000 Sales·Servi~·Leasing Orange County ... Come A ulo ma all c, a Ir , Rov Car1er,lnc.. see us today! AM /FM stereo. powe r Rolls Royce BM\\' SADDLHACK sun roof, alloy wheels. 1540J amboree VALLEY IMPORTS <299UJIB ). Newport Beach 640·6444 28402 Marguerite Pkwy S79'5 Mission Viejo IOI WITHAM IC you're In the market 831-2040 495.4949 VOUCSWAGEN ror 11 better rnr. be sure 7600\\'estmimterAve. t.o check the many aulos '7l2002goodcond, ------~-'74 Capri. Auto. air. stereo, caaa. S2200. 962·0S21 9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71DATSUH210% AlltO. trans . factory a /c, AM /FM radio. mags, tinted glass. lmma c. Must See~ < t 12290 > • $7199 RAY FLADEBOE British Cars l.8Atrl'OCENTER DR JRVINE 830-7300 '77DATSUH FIOCOUPE 5-speed. AM /FM radio sletcO. mags. Dynamite Mileage! (311SUH> $2479 @~M~ VOUCSWAGEN, INC . GAIWEN GQOVE in Westminster advertised for sale in MUST SELL: 893-75$1 &:B-7880 _Cl_ass~l_fi_ed_·~~~-~i ~-~548~·-785~7~~--~~~~~~-~• '77 280Z 2+2. 4·s pd, elec. snrf, AM /FM cass .. A/C. 53K mi, $8500. 661-7074 '97' MAZDA '79 MGI COSMO ROADSTER Automatic tram ... air 4 cyl .. 4 spd., AM/FM cond. & AM /FM stcn•o. rad1ow/cass .• coov., low 129-tNYLl nules. (911\\'UC> OHLY $3295 SS89CJ MIRACLE MAZO A RAY FLA DEBOE 2~ Harbor Blvd Bnush Cars <.;OST'A MESA 18AUTOCENTER DR. 645-5700 lR\llNE 830-7600 ·ao MAZDA GLC '76 MG MIDGET WAG0t4 4 ryl . 4 s pd • llntcd ___ 54_5-_19_14 __ _ gla.'\"!. Like brand new '78 MG Midge• Only 8.00 0 mil e~ S3650 SPECIAL. (544{}621. RAY t'LADEBOE &10-1374 Bnt1sh Ctrs l.8Al.'TOCENTt::R DR. IRVINI-: 830-7300 MGI 9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 78 Datsun King Cab pkup. ~ B. 9740 aut.o,air,stereo,$4,000or s ftl '7S Convertible new top, new exhaust system . new electnc. new smoke µarts. just smoke tested All in very good cond. $2Cm.957-8309 offer. 549·961 l ••••••••••••••••••••••• COMPARU Selection. tra de ·1n creative finance plan!. and usual pnc·c '75 280Z 2+2. a /1:. am rm. grea l cond ! S5000 tO BO 84().2932 HOUS E Of' IMPORTS '77 280Z. white w /saddle DIAL MU-CEDES ant. 39.000 ma. a uto. air. li37 2377 ma~ whl!>, show room · -- cond. S7200. After tipm: BUY YOUR MECEDES? '79 MGB, 22.000 miles. Take over Paym e nts . 751-6541 MGB·GT. class ic, '73. rrunl cond. $3550. 499.3205 ss74476. MERCEDES? Peugrot 9748 '77 Datsun 280Z. metallic V.-c are buying all pam· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Blue. 4Spd. am/fm cass. pered Mercedes Benz. $4000 REIATE! air.$6600.661-8648 Topdollarfor allmodels. o n any bra nd n e w -Jf-ea, 1101 Pues':.ro~~JyMnoPOw !RTS Peugeot 004. '71 280Z. 2+2. Am /fm c. r cassc\le, 4 spd. air. low DIAL MER.CEDES nules 17.000 miles. $7500 637 2377 Firm. 968·6964 '76 2:80Z, new cluti:h & tires. rm c ass. 5~pd , $4700. 539·2672. 894 2970. •450SLC Pr. Blue Met/Blue You ML"ST' !>ce thl!. car before )OU buy an} rTWkc or model Les., than 24M mJ , sunrf . wire wheel!>. -1980 505s CGcn & Diewtl HERE NOW!!! BEACH IMPORTS IW8 Dove Street NI::\\ PORT BEACH •E• CAR DISC••rs USED CAR SPECIALS Must sell ·n 280Z. Air. FM cass wire whL<i, radials, sunshad~. xlnl cond . 498-1454 tape. leJthl'r. /\~olulc 752-0900 Dream Car St•r 609~. p--1..- Call now 1 ""'~ 9750 -HOUSE OF IMPORTS •••••••• ••••••••••••••• MODEL 6068 933704 5756 169828 5753 811085 6420 6637 6902 5895 5991 629.9 525 646 603 75 PLYMOUTH RJRY 74 v.w. 412 u.r, ... 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SCI ROCCO 77V.W. RA88fT 76V.W. BUG 74V.W. CAMPER 75V.W. CAMPER 76V.W. DELUXE BUS 79MGB 79FORD MUSTANG 78HONDA ACCORl>lX 78V.W. BUG 78V.W. IUS 79 v.w. saaoa:o 71 AUDI 5000 76CADIW SE'll1E 71AUDI - 4 Door Station Wagon. V-8. auto. trans . oower steering. power brakes. luggage rack. 1992PCXJ. 4 speed. AM IFM stereo radio. disc brakes. vinyl interior. (234PRCl Custom. air conditioning. power steering. auto .. AM 'FM stereo 1375R00). .. speed. air conditioning. disc brakes. AM IFM tape stereo. mags. 1820GVMJ. 4 Door. Auto trans .. air conditioning. AM 1FM stereo. t inted glass. t260NDY) 4 speed. air conditioning. AM IFM stereo tape. whltewalls.1038678) With camper shell 4 speed. mags AM 1FM tape 1599044). P1nstnpmg. AM IFM stereo. oower disc brakes. 1033172). 4 speed. sunroof. oower disc brakes. AM IFM stereo tape. 1794WIG). 4 speed. metallic silver. wheel covers. AM IFM stereo I 109939). Auto. trans .. air cond1llonlng. oower brakes. hi-t>act( bucket seats. AM IFM radio. cruise control. 1829LFE). Pop top. deluxe camper eQUIP.. 4 speed. oower brakes. whitewall ttres. 1565LZL). 7 passenger ... sPeed. overhead air conditioning. pcwer brakes. AM IFM radio. vinyl intenor. C 138663) Convertible. 4 speed. pcwer brakes. AM t FM stereo. vinyl interior. 1882WEU). TURBO COBRA. 4 speed. mags. AM /fM. sun roof. only 5.000 miles 1171XZOJ. 5 speed. air cond .. AM IFM stereo. alloy wheels. radials. (937UBVI. CONVERTIBLE! 4 speed. AM IFM s tereo cassette. whitewalls. 1057567). CHAMPAGNE EDITION' 7 passenger. automatic. AM IFM stereo. 1090532). Fuel injection. 4 speed. alr cond .. AM IFM stereo. radials. alloy wheels 1055XNM). Automatic. air cond .. AM IFM stereo tape. radials. cruise. C 14 7ULVJ. V·B. aotomatic. air cond.. AM lfM stereo. radial wtiitewalls. moch more. C270UNKJ. Automatic. air cond .. AM IFM stereo. R,ower sun roof. alloy wheels. 1299UHB). s1595 s1995 5 1995 s2595 s2995 s3495 s3595 s3995 s4395 s4595 5 4695 54995 55595 5 5695 5 5995 $6495 56995 5 6995 S6995 s7495 s7495 s7995 '78280Z, 5 spd. A.C. stereo. o·a1 Z I l 7 14 P11r.1ct~ 1965, 356SC, Con. new radials. F1awles:-.' ' or t'Ours. condition. nn g $7800. PP. (114 )497·3487 MER.CEDES uwrier. See to apprcc. Fiat 972-5 •Ml450SLs <'allforapp.644.s340. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lari:l' sclt·ct1 on rrom •n 91 IS Porche. Xlnt. "78 FtAT 1974 thru 1980, over 15 to $17 .000/best. All extras 124 Spider choose from Call for de· 486-3615. 4994754 5 spd .. AM /FM radio. taJls. lluu:-.l' of Imports. mags. Conv .• 12.000 on st lnc.6862 Mant'hesterBI.. Sacrir1cc. mus t sell. [IlJJes. (155\fPQ>. Buena Park. Dial \1 ER· Special Limited Edition. 16899 CEDES o n Santa Ana 1979 924. Immac., must RAY FLADEBOE Fwy. see to appreciate. Call Honda Gary or Pamyla.646-3432 l.8A~ifv~ER DR. '79 450 SL -°'"-~ __ 1_1. ____ _ 830-7600 BI a c k . 14 K m i I cs t.7 Porsche 912. Absolute- '78 124 SPIDER, IJk e new. SSpd. rm rass. cover. lo rru. 848-4017 9727 ....................... 77 HOHDA WAGON 4 cyl .. 4 spd., a /c. Sharp! <!l!SXMA). ly beautiful & xlnt. $28,500 lhroughout. Must sell. JIM SLEMOHS make me an o ffe r . IMrORTS 840-4~_735_. ____ _ 1970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 631-1276 '75 9115 Targa, 32,000 mi. xlnt shape. $15,500. Call 754-5783 after 5. 831-6884 ~~~~~~~~~! ask for Dick. 1979MERCEDES '76 Porsche 914/2 ltr. IENZ 240D 6S.OOO mi, metallic blue. Has all the "toys" in· gd e n g . Mus t s ci I. duding a power sunroof 700-0146. & power windows . This -------- one 1.s m EXCELLENT '68 Porsche 912. $4250 condition! Ask ror Casey Good Condition Connell when you call 640-8723 546-1200 '79RENAULT "'COlDtMI .. 4 cylinder . S-speed. fac. tory air conditioning, sWl root, metallic brown. A. Real Sleeper! (547YTW > $5699 '77 Mercedes 280E. s uper @~~uf clean, new tires. ror info VOl.ICSWAGEN. INC. <213) 694·2181 or (714) GAAOlNGQOVI 871-8749 <484SYY> '72300SEL 4.5. ru11 power, RolsRoyct 9756 RAY F~EBOE s unroof. x lnt cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• British Cars Sll.000 or best orrer. Pvt 111 DEALER IN U.S.A. 18 AUTO CENTER DR. pty, 673·2491 or644-2614 ROY lll~V7I3N0E0 1968 2SOS. 4 sp., AM /FM. ~ CARVER --------Clean. S37SO. ROUS·ROYC£ t976HOHDA 642'7866 :."t'::.i CVCC WAGOH '72Mercedes Diesel. X.lnt. \'-----'.-.... 4 speed trans., air cond.. cond. AM /FM s tereo cassette --~534_._16_15~-~soce 9760 & lu11age r ack. <400PJN). '68 280 SL: 2 Tops. Very ••••••••••••••••••••••• OMLY $29'5 MHtACLI MAZDA 2150 Harbor Blvd. s harp . Auto .. air. t910SAAI Sl3.9SOtOHer. 673-6336. TUllO. 1142-9&66 HEii NOW! COSTAMFSA 645-570 '74 450SL. mml. lo EXC&&.an' mileage. $17,500. S&ICT10Mt 759-0845. '79 Honda Ac , 2dr, auto trans. c uise·a · MBZ ·77 300D, s nrr. rmllc, am/Cm radjo, air, yellow, bamboo Int., aux reg gas, perf cond. 96800. lank, clean, «K. $15,000. ~. 673-736& ~~~-~----· 79 Accord. 30mpg : ltlOMl%240D 15,000ml. air, a uto. loaded RACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NP PORT BEACH 752-0900 ,.,... 9765 ••••••••••••••••••••••• am/fm, St>,000 ml war· Assume lease '74 Toy xlnt cond AM/FM ranly. Car Is perf. A 714·661·<m"I. 8 track. radials. 31mpg, Steal at 911100. 67"5· 1370. Must see t:z800 642•8849 MBZ '74 450 SLC. Loaded, '71 Prelude: Mtnt. ElC· sruf, 66K mi, xlnt cond. '79 CELICA GT 51pd tended warranty. R~&· Silver/blu leath lntr. Ex· COUPE, full)' loaded . aas. 36·27 mpg. $6400. quisite, 1 owner. •16.800. tlllOOcall S51·9$45 BM-l035 PIP 714 1540> 7982 2 1980 Honda Accords . ·17 Me~edes 0300 01~-•. '70 Corona Marie JI, 4 d r, 0 .. _ """' 68,000 ml. very 1ood reen w /5 spd. ix:lj!e F\llly equl pped. Like cond. SUJI. 644-IOU W/luto .• AM /FM. Both new. SU.500. Owner will __ ..;..__......;.....;;..;.;;.;;.__ .,....,, __ m_1_. '42_·_7888_. ___ , hetp finance or accept SILL 'ktle It .... wWt a equi&.y 1n c.urom11 rtal DIU1 Pilot c•...,,,... Ad. •i.te. 982·4471 &a..llTI. ...... -.. -. .. . .__.. ... ·-· .. ; ... .. ~ .. ·-···-·-----.... ~· . • pr ! to. "•oft : .. : bl ! •.P . . : ID : d1 ,.. • DG : ea . ~. ec •• :.m • ra ,-.. ... , =·• Cit u , ....... ~---~--..-.. .. ... ,.,... '761 ,t167 .......... rW ...... .,.,..... ....... UHd Allfol,Uat4 Frldly.Augutt 22,1980 OAILYPIL.OT •l., ............................................... ,...................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t il.t 7tTOYOfA ll'llTR·1,lowmJl•w1tx ......... 9170 v•...-9770 Ch•al 9901 C1lll1c 9915 a.mMt 9920 !Dodge ttl5 CILICA tr-.-.. p JP, 1 own t •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ···w-us·i:tis?i··· ...................... . 4 fJl, I ..... AMIJ'M --·~~Vlqa~'·t~S~~·M!od,,tA'!1 Ml.alt SeU' '7l VW BUS, lllOTHIMG OVU '7' CADILLAC \\'e have a aood ielec'tion ·~Jhrk IV· Champ 1977 OOMI ndio. at.l red1&1 """*· ,.--· nan "'. Sl~riflcell400/0BO $4995 SIVIUI ( NE ~t' & USE .. ..,,.,,. Champagne cond. ASPIHCOUPI uat•aa...GTIJftback :: :O'°"• dril ~arbr., 7»0tmart"r6pm V·8. automatic . air. ~vrolelll' 0 BIJc/bJk leath mtr. S2400, vs. auto ma llc trans .. MV&.(ClllXMY). c tin u '" AM /FM ste reo. radial · Mwitsell.Ph548·9060 factory air cond., pwr. -UOOtC'. 1700. Sonny •• VW Ca mper. reblt en1. MAIERS whitewalls. much more. eon.th 9932 steerina & Landau top RAY FLADIBOE tue Ur• batt Ut:IO AUTO c~ER 12'190UNK>. • •••••••••••••••••••••• Hur ry ro r th is one: . ••• ~'c~• .... SPICIAU · 752·2208 '"""'' S74tS C004TMm. ____ .,nv.1.v -· -.,.. l~ Baker Street OI T 1971 CORVmE JIVINS JUST Allt'llOI '19 V"' Sus. 20K. stereo. COSTA MF.SA VI WI HAM Silver Anniversary edi $2999 • I J1;7-"D a h '-' t 0 tea I C bed. 1ttraa. Sac $7100. 540-9202 OIJCSWAGEH t1on with ONLY 14,000 EARLE IKE Power " .. Economic a l 87$-#78or"2·k3S. 7600\\'estminster Ave. 'M Chevy Sedan vs auto rrules! 99.000. Call IMPORT SALIS .,. 0080.Ll.A sas.. ) 1pd. Ill .,.ltl'd rad Ur••· AM /FM •tereo caa , dHQ, SUOO. 1st l llU 41"8 ua 50d•n ~ w•11ont. THt AMC m Westmlnster trans, rad io, ori'gmal 1-497-1810 dnve on Wd•r 'o vti ' '7l w s ufion Wo11on. 9905 893-75..51 6311-7880 72,000 m1·, 2 owner stock ReUableUsedCars P rof 1 I Su r r ... •••••••••••••••••••• If no answer. please kee11 198S Harbor Blvd. •v•u::.~,unlt C h in(( sn~;;' M:a':1 ~e~· ;::x, '71 AMC Home~ \\•agon 4 Sev ille Conve rtible S3,000/bst ofr846-4Sl9 _t...;.ry_m_.c;g_.______ COSTA MESA _3 1003 dr, gd working cond. Roadster. custom wire '136 IMPALA. partia lly 631 -0743 v• siax>OBO Judy 646·2041 whls, new radials. 2 dr. lo restored. complete new IS \'ette 350 auto. loaded. -------- 2l2S Harber Blvd <.'OSTAMf~A 'TT 1W<it• Co""llJ, i..lnt f 79-2500 cond. 24.000 m1 . 1w"' ----W't!I. 11 w am fm tc-n'V 'ti Sp1tflr1.4 r ud1 u li. CL\ deck , moo l'.lll a.l~, boot It tOOOH U, Ma·1331 vn work d)1>, SdOO 000~4 ~ 548-llW6 wlttind.s & eves 17 TR7 Sspd, A t<:., Mt-rt'<), ~ '7'7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FANT ASIC UIATES OM ALL MEW TRIUMPH SPITFIRES Get a $750 Discount & lhen get $500 rebate back' Can be used as your down payment. -c~ ......... _./.. ......... ~.:...- 2925 Harbor Blvd. COST A M ESA 979-2500 cwure>. $'800 ~~ VollswCICJ" 9770 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'tlR VW Sqbk, ne w evcr- yUunJt, suoo bc&t orre-r John ~071~an 5 JOPM ·w V\\· Pop Top Ca mper H.uns great Good :.hape M S 661 7064. ·n Super Beetle . Cleun m & out New en~anc, ne w brakes Have re,·eap ls. $2750 831 O'J29 1975 vw RAIBIT 4 s~d trans .. !tlerro tape. pinstnpes & an cx- c e 11 e n t cond1t1o n ! <758LTX>. ONLY $3495 MIRACLE MAZDA '74 TR6. R('Slored com-21SO Harbor Blvd. pletely. SSOOOorbestofr. COSTA MESA 552·4033 645-5700 Alltos. Mew 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 vw Cu mper. ne w clutch. paint. reblt eng. 1296() <$94·2155 l9t9 l..-k~wood Ulvd. '71 VW Uug conv Nl•W LONG UEACll enic . tires. trans & top. IZ13t 5'7·36'3 $S400 oroffe r ,61H \391 -~N SUN_?A_!~ VW '71 Super Beetle. S2K Jfavmg trouble ~elllng nu Xtra clean. Onginal. .)OW" u r " Try us• Paid ~Offer 714 /897 3427 loc ut' 1\-0l' Ai..lt for Tom i i Ghia Classic Xlnl cond, J\Jk111 nu m otor t1res1r1m~ JIM MARINO Lt'avmg town m st sell VOLKSWAGEN ~.846•6863 I 87 I I IEACH IL VO. 71 bnght red s uper ~tie. t .. tiftgton leach looks )(reat. rW\S great. 842-2000 $2150. 675·0349. -"'!!!'!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ '67· 72 Volks waRen Bug. Larcp ln•...tory Body a nd eng good cond. Of Scirocc:os 641·9157. 968-9024. /\JI drastically reduced! V\\' Bug, '69 rebll m tr. Special Ed1t1on models custom int/ext. dua l availa ble 1nclud1nic 5 carbs. new tires. brks & speeds& a ut1oma11cs Ho paint. $1300/bes t ofr. l·hoose Crom 759-l206 CtACLE ·MOTOAS Of l()foj0 MACH 19L9 Lakewood Blvd. LONG REACH (2131 597-3663 ~~--~~---1 Rabbit. & Dasher a u"C. tank. I day inst. com plelc Sl7S. 759-1209 '75 RA BBlT Xlnt t:ond . Sir. yellow /blk mt. S2900 548 1239 __ O_P_EN_S_UNDAYS 'GJVW BUJ.i '76 VW RABBIT Docs nol run. S.500 4 cyh ndcr. a utom ;,it ic __ tl62_·ll050 __ o_r _5Jll_. 7_!11_9_ transm1s..c,1on. low males n \IV.· bus. ~ood cond. "'Fa ntastic Ye llo w". bh.ie1whitc. 7 pas~. $1750 (482TJA) 499-41>72 $3499 ·-·~~·~~~~- ® .... U~*.Ucm!Cl"-l 7 3 V\\' Bug, xlm rond VOLKSWAGEN.INC. Blue. Private Parly , GAQOfNGllOVl $2,450. 499·4927. 9772 \I\\' Diesel Rabbit. 1977. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• dr. tan, Becke r am/fm. VOL VO 32.000mi. perf. cond. 9>.450. P.P 714-673-8624. SALES, SERVICE 'S 7 K a r m a n G h 1 a AND LEASING w/Porsche power plant. OVERSEAS DELIVERY Reasonable. Call #SS. EXPERTS 6424300 24 hrs . EARLEIKE '63 Bug. Cherry paint· VOLVO 1 n le rt o r . r c b 1 t . 1966 Harbor Blvd. w/rece1plS. P .P. Sl,650, COSTA MESA 66l·Dl2. 646-9303 540-9467 Mdt 9910 mi. Mercedes c loth top, eng, trans, buttery air xlnt cond. Mus t sell. 1978 Dodge Colt. Ex . ••••••••••••••••••••••• drk bm & copper tone shocks & xtras New $7000/0BO. 846··1l01. cellcnt condition. 2 door l"Olor. 1 or a kmd. an e)e road huggers w mags, COYIJOr 9933 Sedan. maroon. tow l966 Bwck ftivaern. Runs catcher. S2S.000tbesl ofr needs body & int work. ••••••••••••••••••••••• m ii ea g e. 4 s P <' e d ~. looks good' See to 2 x "'u appreciate' $9751ubo. ( 13) 287·1711 tra parts. M~vang. :.ac '79 COUGAR XR7 transm1ss1on. r "' sterro Ask for David at 975·0113. CGmaro . 9917 SlOOO/best o rr. 64tM:l601 Auto trans .. factory a le:. cassette $3,550 fl RM. ••••••••••••••••••••••• bi van. d ean. good look power s teering.powe r 551-4435 lrvine. _ 1980 IUICK '76 CAMARO LT V8. xlnt mg, xlnt tram. s1175. ~s~~rs~~f· r:~~rti~~.,.69 Dodge Pol~ra. Om· SKYLARK oond .. full pwr. AM /l"M . 5Sl·38JO. whitewa ll tires. wheel owner. 58K. on g. mates. F'rontwheel drive.4l'yl.. vcry clean,A /C.S3.795or '7liC.:hcvetle,lo m -1 -cov~rs. tintt·d gtas.s. comp. maint. h1~tory a utoma l 1 c tr a ns . .i 1 r best ofr. 673·647!l Sl99S van vi roof Low mi lea 'gc a v a 1 1 . G R t: A T cond . & wo uld n1u 640·096i J p 250 be believe less than 4.5-0<. '79 XJnt Cond. take over Super buy. SHUR ft YS SllA f:"' St. or st miles? {S74YBBJ. very low leal.e. Xtras. Chrysler 9925 (489Y.CJ I olfer. li75-1230, 673-3063, $6888 760·1943 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RAY F'LAOEBOE 673·2712. '7 ... CHRYSLER Lincoln Mercur~ -------ChevY'olet 9920 / J6,\UT0l'ENTER Oil. llave:-.omething you want ••••••••••••••••••••••• HEW YORKER 1 H\'INE to ~di'' l:lass1fwd ad:. do F actory :i I C. pu v. e r 830 700 11 well &12 5678 THEODORE ROBINS FORD '75 MALIBU CLASSIC: steering. powr r di:-.l' • 0 ------- Xlnt Cond., Mu!it !:Ml'. brakes. power wanduws. Autos M~w 9800 Autos H~w 9100 20(>0 HARBOR Bl VO. COSTA MHA C.42 -0010 S2200 0rig.Own !162·7940. powe r :.t•at:.. AM F:\I •••••.'••••••••••••••••• •••••.'••••••••••••••••• radio. t1nLl'd gJa:. .... 'm~ I roof. till wht·t'I. lTUISl' l'Ontrol. lcathl•r I Musl i. <' l' ' 3 5, 0 U CJ m 1 I t•:-. SHURRYS 11105501 '62 COR\'AIR runs Rood. '77 Le Sabre : Sunroof S25019th&Oh\•c HB S39SO Call Betty 831·3114 67S·Ol63 aftr r1;pm. or49S·2378 •--------- --------·12 \l('g:i. 95.000 male.., '74E:slaleStaWgn,wht& Hun ... S750 l'.:vcs. bm, xlnl cond. Loaded. b'15 liS'lS 52000. 64-0·!!455 --------'bi Chrvy, 4dr. runs gd '75 SKYJIAY.·K stick shaft . S500. Call 540 7375 pis. p1b. u lt wheel, good afte r Spm cond. 646·3572 .7" ''t .. --, ---· -" '-1evy .n onll' Carlo. '75 Skyhawk. auto t ran:-.. 17.000 ma. 111w . a m fm f<A Y FL ,\lJl'.:BO t-; Lan<'oln :\lt'r<'un 16 AUTO t:ENTE H-DR IRV!Nt-: 830-7000 'i6 Cordoba. xlnt cond 1\Jr, pi,, pb. am Im v.1th tape. lit whl & l'tUl:.l' l'Oll lrol. ~!195 H:IO SIS-13 ps. :i1r. !>nrf. <·ruht'. taJ'('. s hghl darruil!t' to - am1fm <'a!t:-o. lthr. w1r<' rear fendt•r $1ti00 '0 8 0 '!M CllHY N Y l'r \\ S hub>. ni:w radials $2995. <:a ll 7·12·4300. ; 19i. 2-1 near Cl:h:.ll' Coml IH'\'<i.~ ti404965 hr:-paint & minor w•1rk :\lakt· OI ft•r ti4tHi'i' 11 Codiloc 991 S ·ro Chevelll' Malibu. AC'. ---- •••••••••••••••••••••••' \'lfl)I toµ. nc·w 11n·~. nt·v. C~ntal 9930 '78 SEVILLI-~ Sllvt•r 21M t ran~. n c '-'' ~la rt .-r . ••••••••••••••••••••••• nu.llke 1ww. SilOO,bcst ufr. C'h l·ryl '72 2 door :\lakt• Olfl·r 640 i l32 ~0-4014 Balboa bland -----~ -~ --tiiJ-5927 62Cadlllac. l(d shape & ~d Autos, Used AMtos, Uud NEW COUGAR XR7 $6199 Au'> r-.. po.er llffnl'9, ., tori! • pcMer <Ille l>raloes. • tinllO gills. Ollu•• sound Q11Q • rruc11 IT1Dftl (718638) 1lm HAY r-LADEBOE LINC.:OLN·MERC URY 15 Au1o Ctnlei-Jr IRVJNE 830-7000 fixer upper. $400 or bst ••• • • • • • • • • ••••• •••• •• • ••••• • • • • • • • ••••• ••• • • • ofr548·5960. *************** I ********* For Ad Action cau ·a Daily Pilot AD-VISOR 642-5678 A 'S A N ..,_.New 9IOO Alllol. Hew 9100 Alftot. Mew 9100 ....................... ···~··················· ••..•........•......... BILL MAXEY TOYOTA N *********************** \ 50 Car & Truck Inventory ALL SAFETY CHECKED FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY UP TO 48 MOS. FINANCING I & 2 YEAR WARRANTY AVAii.AiLE MOST UNITS JMNY CARS TO CHOOSE FROM AT UNDER 52000. MANY OTHERS FROM 52000. TO '3000. '76 HONDA CIVIC '72 CHEV. PICK-UP WAeoN $ 5 4 cyl.. 4 s pd.. clean car. 340 (820PUXJ. 17 Great work truck. (97685K). s1995 '76VW low s3295 1978 FORD 52995 .. ..,. PIMTQ 4 cyt .. 4 spd .. stereo 4 cyl .. A IT , Low Miles. rY1ile!J. "Shafi>." '222ZEGl (762TOP). •77 ~OMDA I 1978 TOYOTA S4895 53795 C8JCA WTIACll CYCC ' cyl .. 5 spd .. stereo. Right 4 cyl .. ' socs .. w. "Clean Car .. Miles. Shal>Car. (Stk. 1491). rA73SXXJ . 1976 HONDA s3595 1971 vw s2295 arc:cwMKM .... 4 cyt., 4 epd.. tow miles. Nice ' cyl .. 4 spct. Sharp Car. C1ean CW. (8IOP\.IX). (o49QCOR). 1971TOYOTA '•'"" s5495 1976DATSUM s3195 cmaMlWMOM 4 cwt .. &llo.. • oonct .. AM/FM Ull41& lfereO. ..,..,. ........ OHd 4 cyt .• 4 IPd .. lir, 8*e0. Right ...., C.. l011WQF). M...._ a.p CW. (412RZ0). ' HIS WEE~'S SPECIALS YOUR CHOICE ••• JUST A FEW EXAMPl .. L:S: ·79 \IW RABBIT (792WUZ) Ne• O•ly '5295 ·79 OLDSMOBILE Ct;TL.\SS (822WIM) New O•ly '5295 ·79 '9ERCt;R1" CAPRI (355WZO) New Oaly '4995 ·7a CH E\11" IMPALA "'AGO~ '3595 ·74 AMC IA \'ELIN "79 CHEVROLET CA MARO ':~!°' '499 ~ O•ly .. ·79 BIJ ICK REGAL =~ '5295 (001879) New .~,. •ta AUDI MM '8995 ' MAC: 11••""9 A-........ " ............... , . ._. ·--..................... , .. ... .... ,.... .................. ~ .. "' .................... ....... .. C.r • ....,.C.r-M~-.. ,.__. l'w .. 11 "78 l~A:\CI .\ SEDA~ (603WOI) "'o•· Onl~· '4595 ·79 'l'Rll . .llPH SPITt'IRE (81 1400) l\o•· 0..ly '4995 "72 •'ORD .ll:\. \'ERICK (351EOC) Now Onl~· .. (637XMM) New Oaly '1895· '3995 "77 HO~DA CIVI C (893SMA) No•· Onl~· '2995 •79 CHEVROLET CAPRICE (519WDV) New 0.ly '4995 •73 BMW BA \I A RIA (lei KT) '4 ::r~ 495 {51i2TWL) N .. ... y "78 AUDI FOX '4495 Tlll9nL.8AT • • RJN. .... ~! ~MJAIJTO ·~Netrt . • j . ' • I ~ I ' • ' 536-6111 .LE COUNTDOWN TO 1981 MODELS ONLY 36 ·1 V-6 CENTURYS & REGAL'S ON SALE NOW ff!] CrTY EPA (261 HIGHWAY Use these numbers for comparison Your mileage may vary dependrng on dnv1n9 soeed and cond1t1ons Actual highway mileage will probably be less FRI. SAT. MON. OML Y CLOSED SUN. THIS AD WO RTH '1 00 AD MUST H AFTH YO U MAU YOU• l"RESE'MTHI AT ' .. .... H40 MM wry HSO Mto1, 'bed ....._, UNd Wot, Uttd , ...... 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Super clean m t. muat ull, s47oo RAV FLAOEBOE '74 Mustan g 2dr auto .• 6 1447YBA > 839-5573 Uncoln ·Mercury cyl a/c xlnt cond. 12999 '11 OA.LAXll!: 500. XTrii 16AUTOCENTER OR. moo 549-3510 RAY FLAOEBOE Trana . Loaded. 1ter<l0. IRVINE Honda NABERS AUTOCENilR_ NOTHING OVER ' a1'15,W.M3 130-7000 '66 Super sharp. $.1.850. lBAUTOCENTER OR. 54995 2181 Harbor fU vd COSTA M ...:SA 140-0U O ., .. o MlrC9'y HSIJ Mitat..g 9952 289. candy apple red. JRVINE ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• wht. vinyl top. ~9·2873. 110.7600 ORA.NGECOVNTY 'S 1917 FORD PIMHT MUST AMG GHIA UNCOLN·MERCUHY Sunroor. aut oma t ic OEALERStUP trans .. AM I FM stereo '66 GT 289. auto. new eng. '67 Valiant Gey I. autu ... ----------------.. tires. up hot. good . am1Cm. best offer over SUPERB CARS..-~,.~.: $3000/0BO ~l-2036 SSOO. 494·5761 eves. 1425 IAJC• ST .. COSTA MISA RAY FLADllOE wttape, pwr. s teerinR & ••••••••••••••••••••••• LJNCOLN·M ER CU R Y brake.o;, factory mr cond. lt77fOID '77 GHIA $4.SOO amtrm. stereo. a/c, m ug wheels. PIS. lo m1. Call 642·4200. ~hrs. 11333 '69 Ply m o uth S pts Surburban \\'i;:n . n1·w tires. AIC. AM IF':\! H lrack. real good cond. 1n AFFORDABLE PRICES , '79 GMC s4995 HAMADA GHIA 2 Ooor to•u II power. •lltom•t•c t~•n• .. air C'OOt1 . rod10 & ready to a.'\•' \364Tl>~> $3399 IAILI IKE IMPOIT SA.US ltl'bable Ust'd Ca~ I~ Jlurbor DI vJ CO~I A l\11.-.:SA Ul-070 ---'71 FORD T·llRD Auto tram,. f.1l'tory a 1c. PoWt>r :.tcN1ng, power ~<· br.1kci., t11ttl'd i:las:.. I .und1111 tor, & more J u:.t Cull 107ll NC:). H1\V l"l.J\UF.BOt: l.1oroln Ml'rcury 16 AU'l'Ol'l-:NTER UR lRVJNE 830-7000 '78 FORD REST A 4 cyl. ·I :.pd . u /<' Super rrult'iJf!t' Low price Cull (074iX\'l. HAY FL1\DEUOt.: l.1nculn Mt>rcury 16AUTOCt.:NTt:R OR. lllVINE 1130.7000 '78 FORD COURIER 4 cyl., auto trans. Priced LO Go. (1637255 I SJ.999 RAY FLA DEBOE Snt1sh Cars 181\UTOCENTER OR fRVINE 830-7300 For sale· A very dependa · ble '69 L.T .O Ford 2 door. S750. 548·8371. 1925 Ford Mdl T. Oatbc.>d truck. gd cond. Make of ft•r . C all Joyce a t b'7rl·256S, Montlay AM lo see. 111 l~AutoCenterOr. & wire wheel covers. SOt'wy l.ak~ l"orei.t exit Truly a gem ! < 172TDE>. lRVlNE $4599 U0.7000 EARLi IKE Mustang. '66 2+2. auto. &out. 1695. 64.'>·3532 _ lt1f MlttCURY IMPORT SA.LES disc. Must sdl Pantioc 9965 759·9143 IOICAT Rebable Used Cars Automatic transmission. 1985 Harbor Blvd f&(1ory u1r cond .. power COSTA MESA i.teenng & power d1M· 631-0743 braJu~ 1902XHFJ 1977 FORD Back to school " '67 Must. 289. 4 s pd. new paml. xlnt 1ntr. $2300 t bcst olr. 754-1185 or !>46·8666 $4199 MUSTANG Oldsmobi~ E "RLE IKE t..artback. 4 cyl. 4 speed •••••••• ••• • •••• •••• • • • 9955 "' trans . s tereo 8 track 1975 OLDS IMPORT SA.LES tape. rallye wheels & low Cuti < •• IMiable Used Cars miles. ( 198761 > . ass .-premr l!lt!S llarbor Blvd. """"-'LY tr .. 299 Coupe Air cond · P" r OST MES\ """ -:.teenng, brake' & "in c A ' MIRACLE MAZDA dows. tilt wht:el. AM ff~t 631 ·0743 2150 Harborlih•d stereo wl8 trat•k tape & ·n Colony Park 9 pas:. COSTA M ESA truly a gem ! t172PPI> wgn Loaded Ongmal 645-5700 $2999 owner. $1000 675·6161. '68 Mustang SACRIFICE EA.RLEIKE '15 \\'al(on Colony l'ark. ~ t'OR HONEYMOON S! IMPORT SA.LES µassen11cr. very gd cond. $2.000/0BO. 640-0980. Sl.400. 645·2313. 831· l.260. Hchablc Used Cars ,....----,-:-------".=---:---1985 II arbor BI vd. '76 Monarch. VS. 4 dr. A ·c. PS/PB. Xlnt cond. S2.200/bstofr.963·319t '78 Colony Park 9 pas!>cni:<•r wa S'on . Load ed Xlnl. cond. Oni:irnal owner. A$ktnl! sr,. 000 67 3-2290 ---1 ·79 Mus tang Turbo. <.:OST /\ MESA Am 1rm . air. TR X 631 -0743 Radials. '10.000 miles. ---------Good cond. SSOOO or be!>t. Call 752· 7855. ext. 392 Cherry '67 ~080 496-7709 or 193 6213 ·79 Cutlas!> Suprt•mt· Hr ou~ham Full) t'<IWPJX'<l 1\!>:.umc ll•a:.c ('all \\Ill i l4 832 3!l52 d}•· .. or call Bob. 548 5il0 \'\ ("\ ·;9 ulcb Toro U1t•:.t•I l.1 k<· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1977 PONTIAC ASTRE SA.FA.RI \\AGON 4 cy l .. automatic Lrans .. factor\ air rond . P" r steenn~. luggage rack & A;\l /F;\I 'tereo lmma c u lat~· lhruout' (:Ji04G7 > $3599 EARLEIKE IMPORT SALES Hehable Used <.::.ip. 1985 Harbor RI\&. COSTA ;\1 t.;SA 63 1-0743 72 F1reb1rd. r uns good, S550 or best offer. Call Jim.586·1563 'TT Trans Am. looko; like JUSt drove off show room tloor Full~ lo~1dc·tl .• 1 'lcal at &i950. :\t u:.I Sl·c 7.il 1477 ·;o t::xecut1\·c· !l p<i,,,~cngl·r Ma. wag. I o wnl.!r Xlnt mcrh cond. L>a Y' l*\·8055. En·-. f>.l4·5942 new ~t ll . I u I I~ ·;1; FO!Utt;L,\ Xlnt cont\ t'<1wppt•d St 1.000 I 1rm l..o:.idcd \lu::.L :.di ~.JC' t>W-1!1Sii2 or 6 11 1611>1 ::;J. J!J;; l:ii:> 3930 ·79 D1est•I llld:. Cutia.,., iO F1r('b1rd. J!rc•at bod' 1h TOH '1CKUP •.•.•.•. Autl)rna11c 1rnnc;rn1'l'l•('ln f'\nwPr 'lteerino & hr;it-r•'I :.i1r c.ond "-~UPfR LOW tv41LEB1 'IT444681 '77 FOID s2795 LTD SEDAM ........... . l\utoll'allc Iran• oowN -;t1>qrino & brake-; air con011tcm1ro & much morP ' BELOW a"e<aQe m1IP<;I '147~RW '77 CHEVROLET S 3 9 9 5 MOMTE CARLO ........ At1IOrY'a1tc tran<. till w"• r•I v•nvl rooJ OOWPI' '.lf"'r·nno ~ or:it.r•c, dlr c:f'nrt g rallve soort """"Pl' 718ZIO '77 DA.TSUM s459 s 810 WA.GOM ........ .. A utoll'at1c lr<1n">rn1c;~.1nn .11r cond1t1on1no Ol)wPr "IPf'rino All/I F II/I ~tP•PO radio .\ man\/' "'<'"' not 1cw:, 8069 <;81 '76 MAZDA s3 30 ~ RX 3 COUPE .. • .. . . . .. .. 7 :7" E-n111nn"Pnl 1nch•l'IP<: "> <;l'f>Pd tr11nc;N'1c;c;1nn A 'vi Ff\I' r11d1n dnr;i1c; ~ t>"dV c;1r1P !Y'l"'lr11no<t Th1<: "o,1c:c;:ivN " h :ic; l\IW f\111 F'f:\'!'-?5PRJ'I> '18 MERCURY S 3 q 9 5 ZEPHYR COUPE •.•..... Auto matic tran'> air cono oower sleenng. vinyl too AM FM sterPO radio g bucket seats. '348VPY) ~i~ ........... ~4995 4 c;opf'O iran<. w cruoo;e control. factorv a•• cono owr s1ePnnq g brakes AM 'FM stereo w ,. ••' ••lie li!Of> player 3 ma~ wheels 0 18XUB BrouJ!h:.im w Jll xtra:. .Jiape. A~ F;\I c;isst•ltc· '78 CHEVROLET S 3 4 9 ~. 1\!>..,ume lao;t l!lmo of :1) r ll('t'd, t-ngine \\Ork. SGOo CHEVETIE ..•.••• , • • • . ~ 1st• Call !J:>."1 0031 "kd}:., is.tu 2()4.l -~ _ 4 C\OE'NI fr11no;m1ss1on AM 'FM stf>reo with !>SI lb~Jt'\'l'~&wknrl!>_ Veqa 9974 1ap,. pl.Jyt r & BELOW avPrage miles' Pinto 9957 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OOf>IJZC --------~~~~~~~~~~---• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 'iJ \'ei:a. look' tinr. run!> MAHY MQal MAICIS & MODaS 'i:l Pinto Sta \\)!n. \'ti. itrt.'Ut 32mpl!. SIJ00 10BO .. _____ __...__ __________ ... air. auto. p s . p h. xlnl M.:lJ-0558 eond S2.095 67:1-4:!20 ---------- --------'ii GT partinl! oul wholl: 'i·I Pinto llutthbat·k. aulo. car . )1d cond. 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Au;Ult 22. ,., cwt. y PR.OT ... The Motor Car Dealers Association of Orange County presents ' Stay at the exotic Prince Kuhio Hotel, Waikiki • 1n r •••••••••I Hawaii Vacations P . I I Second nze I via "' ~.,...~~ . , . • ~ J .. • ... I 7 DAYS in HAWAII I WESTERN I PLUSTripstoLasVegas I AIRLINES 9'-"TheWestetnwaytofly. I PIUS special Cash Prizes I .. lt~lheonlywoytony. I. .. .. .. .. 1st class accommodations for grand pnze on .. .......... Western·s Islander Service. Tnps must be taken by January 31, 1981 . For prize vacations. cash and great deals on 1980 cars, see your participating Orange County dealer displaying the Now You Auto Buy banner. .. Just stop 1n at your part1c1pahng Now You Auto Buy Orange County dealer and fill out entry blanks. No purchase necessary. Drawings to be held on September 15, 1980. Contest rules and regulations and details about prizes to be published in this newspaper . Six Reasons W~y You Auto Buy 1980 1 Interest rates are down. now. Local banks 4 • ~nd other fin ancial institutions are lending • money again. And they're making it easier Unusually high trade-in value. The value of the average used car in 1979 was nearly 9% higher than it was in 1978. 2. 3. and cheaper to borrow. 51 % better gas mileage. The average new 1974 car got 13.9 miles per gallon. The En- vironmental Protection Agency says the aver· age 1980 model gets 21 . And many get much more. Save $300 to $450 a year in gasoftne alone. Assuming you drive between 10,000 and 12,000 miles a year and gasoline costs between $1 and $1.50 per gallon. 5. More savings on maintenance. 1980 car owners save hundreds of dollars because of fewer oil changes, lubrication jobs and routine maintenance checks. 6 Help ease the energy crisis. If just one out • of tour owners of median-age cars bought a· 1980 model, it would save as much oil as we impo"'ed from Iran in a year. 1oto1 m omm AsSoc1mo1 OF 01uMcE coun:v . ' l t . h .. . •. :,pJ ~·to ~of :.u : bl :;•ll : ill ~-d. ••• : el . ::-c• •• . m · ra :. al .... , : JI • 4q1 1J . .., ct • 3t8 VS. automauc tra1"1sm1ss1on air cond1llonlng. r•dlo. power steering. po""'9f' brakes. wsw tires & more! Used car (853XYUl YOLARE ' 2DOIR ' 1972 OLI'«' 'D'OUPE VB. automatic vwr. steering & brakes. rN/f'. w e..~~ _ .. vinyl top, till· wheel. radio & m ~· ..... ~NZCl • 5 1195 6 cylinder. aut omatic transm1&Ston. arr cond11iomng. AM/FM· racho. power steermq. power brakes. wsw tires & morel Used car. (053YRWl 1969 PLYMOUTH VALIANT Sedan. Economical 6 cyl. engine. automatic 1ronsm1ss1on. radio & morel (YOW190~ 1979 DODGE DIPLOMAT Wagon. V8. automatic trans. atr cond.. power Steering g brakes. luggage rack. radio. WW tires & morel C666XTX). 54995 FOR FLEE1 SALE OR LEASE .IMFORMATIOM. CALL 546 19•~ ROCKYEMGLAND • .... SERVICE HOURS MONDAY THIU FllDAY: 7:30 A.M .. TO 5:30 P.M . SATUUAY: 1:00 A.M. TO 5~00 P.M. 4DOOR Economical 6 cylinder engine. automatic transmission. power steering. Power brakes. radio. wsw tires & morel C808XFZl. 1-CHRYSLER CORWBA SPECIAL ATLAS PRICE! 318 VS. automatic transmiSllon. air cond1t1oning. radio. power steef'inq. power brakes. power windows. lilt wheel. wsw tires & more! Used car. (SH22HAR109123). 2 DOOR COUPE Coupe. 4 cyl. engine. auto1T1atic trans .. air cond .. bucket seats. pwr. brakes. radio. wsw tires & more! (104XTX). 54395 1980 PONTIAC PHOENIX 4 Dr. Sedan. 4 cyt. engine. automatic trans,, air conditioning. oower steering & brakes. radio. wsw tires & more• r101213J. 55995 OUTSTANDING VALUE! 1978 MGB CONVERTIBLE 4 cyl .. 4 speed trans .. bucket seats. AM/FM stereo w/cassette. luggage rack & more! (MJCMGB) 54695 1979 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER ll• Ton 8 pass. Maxi Wagon. \U3. auto. trans •. air cond .. pwr. steenng & brakes. tra>At1 pkg • cruise. carpets. AM/FM stereo 8 track. bucket seats & much more! (1893741 MEED CASH??? , • We pay top doUar for good. clean 1ate model cars See Curt Davis or Bryan Hesketh today. WI AUOW TOf' Dou.Al FOi YOUI ttADl-fH! SH US MOW!!! SEE OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT ABOUT RENTING A 1980 PLYMOUTH CHAMP! .. 8J PA'tm aanc&DY ............ H•= ~ll Polle. a.Id &arle.aU. .... written • eompl•l•t to tbe city ad· mlalltndoD SQlal that eo-m- dlmu Bob llAadfe maf bave tried to blllu.ee terma ol • pro-=dtJ ordbMmce la onlJw to t bis fatber'a automobile towaq ....... la a ~Ual memo to Ctty Admial1trator Bud Belaito, Slain in Niguel By FaEDEUC'll 8CBOE•ERL Ot•.,..., "'9t SUff A 24-year-old UC Irvine medical student and his 27-year· old wife were round bludgeoned to death inside a Laguna Niguel residence Thursday night. The bodies of Keith Eli Har· rinston and his wife, Patrice Anne, were discovered about 1 :30 p.m . by Harrington's lather, Roger-Haniagtoa, who had returned to the Niguel Shores residence following a short trip, according to Orange County Sheriff's Department U . Andy Ramero. The elder Harrington also was an occ:upant of the residence. Ramero said. Both bodies were found lying ln bed with .. massive trauma to tbe upper body." including the head, Ramero said. The exact cause of death. however. bas not been estaMlllHd, be •aid. pendtna further llladiel bf ~·· dep-uties. Ramero deelined to disclose whether the boa8e or the room in wblcb U. bod.I• were found •bowed allDI fJI a stnaa1le. · He woald . •lY uy that in· . vestigaton have not yet de· t.ermined a motive for the double slayinp. "It's very strange," Ramero commented. KOCEGiven $1 Million in • Federal FumliJ KOCE·TV, Channel 50, at Golden West College in Hunt· ington Beach, baa ~eived an unrestricted grant of $1,171,866 rr<'m the Corporation for Public Broadcnttng for use during the lll0-81 rascal year Bill Furniss, pretident and general muaser ol KOCE, said tbia annual grant is up eipificaatly from the previoua year'• allocation of $650,000. He said oae reucm the federal 1rant roee this year wu that the 1tatioa wu rewarded for its ability to obtain large sums from DOD-federal aources. Alao, be aaicl, tbe station's Oranee County viewing audience bas grown dramatically. Furaila said tbe grant will be used for espanded local pro- gram mina and for station operatlnc coats. Coast Weatber .. .,.., ....., 5-unl•i eacept for OYM'Dilht cloudu..a lutla1 untll mld-moraln1. Lowa toDllllll • a~u.e beaebea ancf " lnland. Hlaba SatunlQ Tt to •. U:•l-Te•AY .......... Labor oa, ••Fl•d -°' ,.,., SCart ............. ..,.... °" l'eflt Cl. ..... . 't'our Hometowa Dally Newspaper ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A TWENTY-FfVE CENTS Robitaille complained that Man· die frequently bH been con· tactlna two traffic otftcen who were tnvolved with the City Councll commJtUie dratting tbe propc>Nd ordinance. The proposal seeks to set atanda.rd5 controlling whlch tow· tna companies would be eligible to aet busioe" 1enel'Jlled by police-related towing. Mandie denied he was tryang to influence the committee proceu. He said he only asked the offlcen questions about the draft prop0eaJ. Currently, Mandie Motors. mana1f'd by the councilman. and1lnother towing company get exclusive access lo police- • generated lowing business. about 250 calls a month. The two companies operate on a rotating monthly basis. But this policy, in effect prior to Mandie's 1978 election to the -~ ........ BIU.Y CARTER'S LAWYERS CONFER AT HEARING Henry Ruth Jr. (left), llephet9 PoffM Libya Payments, Carter Meet Probed WASHINGTON <AP> Senate investigators pressed Billy Carter again today to ex- plain why the first installment of his $220,000 payments from Libya was delivered only two weeks after a Libyan official met with President Carter . "It was just coincidentaJ." the president's brother told a Senate Judiciary subcommittee in h.is second day aof testimony. Asked if the Libyans might have believed their relations with Billy Carter led to the meeting with President Carter, the brother replied, "That would be pure speculation." Billy Carter insisted the full $220,000 was part or a $500,000 loan and insisted it could not be a fee because he did nothing to try to influence U.S. policy for Libya. But Sens. Strom Thurmond, R· S.C., and Charles McC. Mathias, R-Md., pressed the point that the first $20,000 Libyan payment was made Dec. 27, only two weeks after Libya 's chief Washington diplomat, 1Ali el· Houdari. met with President Carter on Dec. 6. Thurmond quoted a memo dic- tated by President Carter saying he mentioned improving rela- tions with Libya during that meeting. "You believe that was just coincidental?" Thurmond asked Carter . ·'The loan had been negotiated since August," Billy Carter replied. "It was just coinciden- tal." But Thurmond did not quote other sections of the Carter memo in which the president said the primary purpose of the meeting was to protest Libya's sacking and burning of the U.S. embassy in Tripoli. The president aJso noted that he had thanked el·Houdari for Libya's Mlp in efforts to free the U.S. ho6ta~es in Iran. Layoffs Loom MIAMl CAP) -A financial slump in the airlines industry may force Pan American World Airways to lay off up to 1,200 light atteod~ts this fall. Single Bid Wins Pope Site Auction A Costa Mesa developer sub- mitted the high -and ODly - bid for 11.3 acres or surplus Fountain Valley School District property at a aparcely atteoded auction Thursday niSbt. After a brief cloHd-door ex- ecutive seaaioo1 _ tbe diatrict's trustees agreed w accept Stand- ard Pacific Corporation's offer of $2, 725,000 for the so-called Pope site, located off Cordat.a Street between Tanaaer ·and Sbrtke avenues. The dneloper tubmitted a tz'M -eblek to partlcipat.e ln the MMAn1, a sum that wUl be retaJMd u a down payment. Tbunda7 nllbt'• auction eon· truted lbarply with a 1ltnilar event eGllducted for 'the same property ... October • ID tM MrUer aactJon, leYen wrttten lltdl nn 1abm1tled, all Har tbe mlnlmum price of $1..53 million. But in a verbal auction after tbe wrilten bld1 were opened, about lO·lnveeton com· peted until a hfgh offer of C .85 mllllon was preuated by Ba1&ex, Inc .. ot Newport Beadl. After putttnc SIO.ooo down plu1 an addftJonal Sll,000 for a time extenaion, Buteit failed to cJoee escrow, and tbe property wu advertlled for sale once 11ain. At 'Ibul'Sday's auctJon, the dis- trict boosted ~ minimum bid more than SI million above lut October'• fiaW'e, maintainin& Lbat the valU41 ot the property (8ee IAND, Pa1e AZ> ~ • City Council, ba s been chaJlenged at a Sl.l million anti· trust lawsuit by a rival towing service which wants part of the police buainess . The lawsuit also questions whether Mandie may have an advantageous positiQll because be is a councilman. Because of the lawsuit, the Ci- ty Council committee was formed in June to revamp cur· rent city policy toward police- related towing. "There was no intent on my part to do any lobbying to gel the police department to recom- mend any changes." Mandie said today. "I've been around the towing business a long time and I've got antegrity. I only asked for clarification." Mandie said he r equested a copy or the or· dinance proposal, which was mad e available to tow operators. It has not been before the City Council. Mandie said a statement in the proposal calling for two·and·a- half ton trucks was unclear. He said it didn't state if the weight referred to the truck rating, its tug load or its size. Mandie said his tow trucks onJy have a tw<> ton rating and he wanted to know what the city standards might become. <See TOWING, Page A%) 1st Time in 2 Years Consum.er Prices Decline in County LOS ANGELES <AP> - Reflecting temporary lower home mortgage rates, tht-·Consumer Price Index for Los Angeles and OrangecountiesdecreasedinJuJy for t befint time in two years.dip· ping by six-tenthsof a percent. However. prices for the region Stocks Up In Heavy Market Day NEW YORK (AP> -Stock prices surged m heavy trading today as a report of a leveling off in the consumer price spiral and Senate progress on a tax-cut. bill outweighed news of a spreading prime rate rise. The Dow Jones average of JO indU!trials, up 9. 72 points Thurs- day. gained 10.33 points to 96S.53 after five hours oftrading. The Labor Department said consumer prices remained s t eady in July as home mortgage rates fell. Mortgage rates since have turned upward along with other interest ra~s. and Citibank joined Chase Manhattan Bank today in a quarter-point prime rate hike to 11.25 percent. Bandit Gets $3,800 in HB Huntington Beach police are searching for a man who walked out of a savings and loan Wednesday afternoon with $3,800 of stolen cash after threatening to kill a female clerk. Police said the s uspect en- tered Great Western Savings & Loan, 16141 Beach Blvd., at 3:15 p.m .. told the clerk he bad aigun and would kill her unless she gave tUm all the cash in the drawer. Described as a white male, 27, 6 feet, 175piounds, with ligbt brown hair, the auapect then casually strolled out the door with the money ln a bank ba"g . remained 15.8percentabovethose inJulyl979. And the decrease may be only short-li ved. Meantime. the CPI for the San Diego metropolitan area, which is published bimonthly, s howed prices there rose only 0.1 percent since May-thesmallest increase s ince the Labor Department began keeping statistics on the area in January 1978. T he San 01ego maex was 14.3 percentabove itslevelayearago. · · LowerhomemortgagesfinaJly <See PRJCES. Page A2J Firm Among Tops Aviation Pioneer McDonnell Dies SUCCU•S AT 81 AJr Pioneer McDonnel ST. LOUIS <AP> -James Smith McDonnell, one or the last or America's aviation pioneers aod the builder or one or the world's largest aerospace com· paniet, died today of complica- tions from a stroke suffered early in August. McDoonell. 81, died at his home in suburban St. Louis. Born in Denver on April 9, 1899, of an Arkansas family. McDon- nell attended high school in Little Rock, Ark. He graduated from Princeton in 1921 with a degree in phys ics and later received a master's degree in aeronautical engineering from Massachusetts lnstituteofTechnology. Following work that ranged from test pilot to engineer ror other 'firms, McDonnell rounded his company at Lambert Field in St. Louis in 1939. He then had 12 employees. In 1979, McDonnell Douglas Corp. r eported earnings of $199 million on sales of $5.3 billjon with a Sl0.88billionorder backlog. During World War II, McDon- nell Aircraft Corp. expanded rapidly but devoted most of its ef· forts to subcontracting work for larger manufacturers. Before the end of the coo.ruct. however, McDonnell bad begun to design one of the earliest jet planes, a plane which would pro- pel the United States Navy into the jet age. Flies Battled SAN JOSE CAP) -Efforts to stop an infestation of Mediten'a• nean fruit rues continue in Santa Clara County, with agricultural officials Rlanning to double the number of sterile rues they are releasing each week. .... t ...... 0~1·i..-..ed Firm Keeps Tow Rights Ace Towing Company will be allowed to continue operation ln HunlinltGD 8eac:b aatll at leut Nov. 14, under an order isaued in Superior Court Thunday. The preliminary injunction prevents Police Chief Earle Robitaille from enforeln• an emeqency ordinance pused by City Coundl lut month. That ordlDanee, reqlMlted by the poUee ·department, allows Robllallle to deeJ a cit, lletme to a towlnC operator be judles may haft a Nd bullne11 repute· tioD or P'* monl cbaraeter. Lut IDCllllh, Robitaille dmled a Uceme to Aee crwner Cbuck Jamet, wbo bu opented bis com= lD the cttJ for 15 yun. A rtor Court beartn1 on a permanent lnJ1mdion la Mt for Nov. H. Ace attorney Georse Comroe • attacked the ordinance u "na- >· . granUy unconstitutional,.. say- ing it is overly vague and gives the police chief excessive authority. . Huntington Beach Deputy City Attorney Charles Mathias sald the ordinance ll patterned aftei: similar city laws in Anaheim and Los Angeles. However, be said that neither law has been tested in court. On July 20, RobitaUJe reqwt· e4 that the City Council adopt the ordinuce becauae he said that aome ol the coau>aiet do- lAI boeh•r are repreMDted by "un1crupuJou1 and unethical elementa wboee only blterel\ ll to make• proOt, even at the riU of enaqlna ln fraudaleat and deceptive bullnesl practieee." Th• ordiDance Wll ChleflJ ln· 1pired by complalntl concemin1 the practice. of Ace, accordin1 to RobttaUle. Ace, which bu been sued by the city. has been accused of engaging in alleged unethical practices and cbarliag inllated rates. • In turn, tbe towing company baa aued tbe city. contend.Ina tt bas been a victim ol selective law enforcement. James, who operates the firm at 7812 Edincer Ave., saya it b .. 'never been ptOYed that biJ firm bu done anyWnC Weaal. He clal1D9 that allelatlona that motorilU were charled up to SlSO for towtna failed to take ln cbats ohtor• when autoe were left fOI" extended periodl of Ume. Much of tbe c:mtroveny owr- Aee'• poUe&ee emanated froal can .,.. tOW9d aw•r from. private~ lot at E Don Liq· <See ACE, Pase AJ) -- • • 1 • i i ~ Panel Won't Explain Negative Vote. .,, UM pro1 ud coe1 or • ctmt.w and then eaplaln the com· m .. etm'• ncommendatiOD. polltlcallr HatillH 41u .. uoa. voted l ·O a1aln1l a rbarter c lalmlDI advaata1e1 af a clterter don'l outw•llb it• 1bonCOSDino Tll•J to[d conaultaal Jobn ftat ....,ort is '° .,. reviewed by the c:ocnm.llllon al a s p.m. meellnl. Sept. u at the county Hall otAdrnlnlltr•tlon. ......,, oowner, NPN~ Slayiirg Witness Silent · . 1 . SPOKANE (AP> -A ke~ flt&tre in the brutal double ,,_,"! lng of a Spokane woman and ll Huolingt.oa Bead>, Calif .. ~ in June will POt t.estlf y lo ~ cue, her attomey says. Saa•• Md llWf aide aobWl J . ff•dilr ._, draft a flAal NpOft to tM ..,.-rilon dl8t .rcMlld ~ ..-..--JVST BRE~KJNG uraed u. commllltoca to ~• on aome or lhe 1ped.fk *'* wt aed to their tteo111menda· A-... -rson C'JloittS? Uon. auch 11 whether the pc>wer •IJUe' A hea.rinl in the Court of Ap- peals, Division 111. Spokane was called Thursday lo consider Spokane County Superior Court Judge Donald N. Olson's de· cisi<>n to bring Roseanna Mae Moline o( Portland, Ore., to trial for murder next Monday. . Soviet Nuke Sub Being Towed Home TOICVO CAP> -A Soviet tua today t>caan towln1 a power· less Soriet noc:lear 1ubmartne from t.he •est.em Pacific of( otrtaawa white It wu ditabled by a rtre that reportedly killed al leutninesallon,Japan's MaritJmeSafet.y Agency~aid. · lnitlal reportt said the two vusels. accompa.rued by a So- viet (&aei t.anker and a training ship, were headed southwest from the scene ~ t.he accident about 60 miles east or Okln•wa. 'l'ney •ere expected to skirt the &OUthem end of the island ind head (or the Soviet. Siberian port of Vladivostok. lhe sub's home base, 1.100 mil~ to the north. . Japan's chief cabinet secretary. Klicbi Niyuawaia •. s!l1d Japaneee air and'seabome monitor& found no signs of radiation leakage in the area where t.he sub wu stricken. 3 9-jer NYC aawb lllW IAHl11 llalt- NEW YORK (AP) -Three m.;c>r New York banks today raised their prime lending rat.es to 11.25 percent, matching the quarter·poiot increase posted Tuesday by Chase Manhau.an Bank. CiUbank, the nation's secood·largesl commercial bank. was first to match Chase. Ana No. 4·ranked Manutacturers Hanover Trust Co. and No. 6 Chemical Banlt quickly followed .. DETROIT CAP> -President Carter today told his new politicaJ ally. the American Federation of Teachers, ~al they are comrades in arms guarding the future against the Republicans. . . Carter also thanked the· national convention. of the 550,000.member union for its endorsement. pledged not to betray their trust and praised Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, whom the AFT originally supported for the Democratic presidential nomination. SEOUL, South Korea <AP> -Military strongman Gen. Chun Doc>hwan retired from the army today aod the govern· ment scheduled an e lectoral college meeting for Wednesday to select a South Korean president, certain to be Chun. He would succeed acting President Park Choong-hoon. Park took over temporarily Saturday when President Choi Kyu·hah resigned to clear the way for Chun. Gasoli11e Tardcf!r ConilnMn 10 B•rrt NEW ORLEANS CAP> -Nearly a day after a tanker carry· ing more than 21At million gallons of fuel rammed an oil rig, fireboat.a surrounding the tilting ship poured water today onto names 100 feet high. Officials said they could not estimate how much gasoline : was left in the 565-foot Texaco North Dakota, or how long it would be before the fire was out. Houston firefighting experts were bringing a special rig lo the scene 150 miles southeast of New Orleans, a Texaco spokesman said. LAND ... lo make appointment• to the board would be c:onJldered an adnntace ot a chatter. Id Otberwtte. he aaid, "1 wou not be satisfied as a reader about how the commission jumoed trom the fact.a to the conc1.-lons.'' But the com rn lul o~e rs avoided s uch a d etailed analysis. claiming that . there would be little agreemen.t. Member Leonard Shane said although the group had reached lhe same conclusion, com· missioners probably had used dif(ereol reaaoninis. Said member H . Rodger Howell: "We'd have to give up our families and friends every night while we're down here hammering. We don't need a microscope on every possible consideration." Sanger finally accepted the commission's direction and later admitted the report. while not as detailed as he might like, would include some "interm~iale ~clusions we'll try to articulate. Howell told Sanger lo use as much freedom as he cou.ld ~ i~· terpreting the comm1ss1on s opinions. Commission chairman Bruce Sumner said after the meeting that the panel realized over the course of several meetings. that the chart.er didn't afford lhe freedoms of home Tule formerly anticipated. He noted counties s uch as Orange that use state:m~n~aled bylaws instead or rnd1v1dual charters have received more flexibility through r ecent state legislation. The commission also was con· cerned about charter require- ments that force all proposed changes in the structure of a government to become ballot measures, Sumner said. He said s uch requirements make governments reluctant to change even when they should. Girls Club Gets Home Rent Free The Girls Club of Fountain Valley-Huntington Beach has been guaranteed an additional two years in its present home, with no rent raise, courtesy of the FolUltain Va lley City Coun· cil. HB Police Arrest Man In Robbery has soared since its 1978 ap- praisal. Standard Pacific's written of. fer barely toppe d the qew minimum bid of $2.7 million. The club's building. a modular mobile home at 18490 Euclid St .• has been leased from the city since 1976 for $100 per month. The council this week voted to extend this lease ror an addi· tional two years, beginning Sepl. Huntington Beach police have arrested one of two men who al· legedly broke into their former e mployer's home and robbed him o(S275. Brian Easley, 20, of Hunt· ington Beach, bas been jailed on suspicion or robbery. burglary a nd assault with a d eadly weapon. Police said local contractor Robert Stevens, 42. hired Easley and another man and later became involved in a dispute over their wages. A land broker who observed the auction but declined lo bid told the trustees that questions exist regarding the suitability of the soil at the Pope site. He said that if the dislricl had made available current soil tests, it might have attracted a dozen more bidders. Scott Smith, director of con· struction for Standard Pacific, said the company made ils own tests al lbe site. He acknowledged that additional soil will have to be hauled in and allowed to settle as a firm fOWl· dation prior to construction. 1. at the same rent. The council also approved a S4 006 city budget allocation to re:roof and re-wire the building and to construct accessways for handicapped persons. Council members Barbara Brown and Roger Stanton ab- s tained on these measures because they serve on the club's board of directors. ACE ••• Sources close to independent presidential candida~ John Anderson say he has narrowed his vice presid~ttal c~· didate choice to (from left) Bost.on Mayor Kevtn. Wlute, former Texas Rep. Barbara Jordan and Wisconstn Gov· Patrick Lucey. Bergeson Promises Tax Indexing Fight Assemblywom a n Marian Bergeson prorniSed today thal she will launch a second alt.empt early next week to override Gov. .Edmund Brown Jr. 's veto of her income tax index.ing bill. An attempt late Thursday. by the Senate to do just that failed on a 47·21 vote. The Newport Beach represen· talive's effort to place lhe index- ing bill permanently in the slate tawbook missed by seven votes or reaching the required two· lhirds Senate approval for an override. But Mrs. Bergeson said she will try again nexl week -. The bill. which would l!rovide for annual adjusting of mcome tax brackets for inflation. was approved unanimously by both the full Assembly and Senate earlier this summer. But Brown. who predicted the bill could bring financial chaos in future years, vetoed It. Aides lo the Newport Beach Republican claim the governor put on a full·court press Ln the last week to woo Democrats to his side. Many Democrats a bstained from voting. A I979 law. also by Mrs . Bergeson. provided income lax indexing but the bill had a .two- vear sunset clause inserted in at. The bill expires an 1981. In has veto message last Fro• Page A I TOWING.·· Mandie said he abstams on all council votes pertaining to the towing business. month , Brown ~a id the Legislature should wait until next year to de<:ide whether to make indexing a permanent state law. He cited the unstable economy and a "$1 billion to S2 billion shortage lhe slate faces." Mrs. Bergeson said if her 1979 bill is allowed to expire it will mean the slate is helping itself to a secret lax increase. "If the economy is uncertain. we either have to cul services or propose an honest. at>:<>ve~ tax increase." she said. 'This veto is arrogant and insensitive to the working class." HB Cyclist l.Dses Life In Collision A motorcycle accident in Westminster Thursday claimed the h!e of 46-year-0ld James A. Weld o f Huntington Beach. police said. Weld who lived at 15441 Hanove; Lane. was fatally in- 1ured when h1s motorcycle C?I· lided with a truck al the an · tersection or Victona Street and Bolsa Avenue at 12:20 p.m .. ac· cording to police. _ Weld was taken to Fountain Valley Community ~ospit~l. where officials say he died of tn· ternal injuries at l : 11 p.m . Driver of the truck. Robert Lee MacKenzie. 22. of Fullerton. was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter. police said. Three meo are also charged iA the June 20 killings of Kimberly Ann Palmer, 19, Spokane, ~ Scoll CUrrier, 26, HunUngtoo Beach. The victims' bodies w~ found sooth of Post Falls. Idaho, June 22. Currier had been beaten to death, Miss Palmer strangled. "This case is full or motorcy· cle clubs and bikers," Chief Deputy Prosecutor L.C. Kinnie said, referring to reports that Currier and several of the defendants are motorcycle gang members. "People fear for their lives iflheylestify. All these trials aregoingtobedifficult.'' Prosecutors want Ms. Moline. who allegedly made comments to police incriminating herself a nd others in the slayinis. tried first so they can call her as a witness in the Sept. 2 trial or Donald M. Paradis, Spokane; Thomas H. Gibson, Josephine County. Ore., and Charles Amacher o{ Porllaad. But Ms. Moline 's attorney. David Henault. accused the state of trying to railroad has client into an unfairly quick trial so she could be used as a witness against the other defendants. "My client won't talk at all," Henault told Appeals Court Com missioner Mich ael F. Keyes. "She knows s he can just. serve her time in jail for coo· tempt of court. They're not go- ing to shake her out. and have her in another trial." The prosecution 's case may have bet!n further complicated by reports that another woman held as a material witness an the case -Cindy Simera or Spokane 1s considermg a 1a1lhousc marriage to Gibson. Ms. Si mera. already Jailed for contempt of court for refusing lo testify in the case -is reported· ly six months preg!lant. The wedding would technically t;ai<c her off the witness hook, smce under state law. spouses can't be forced to testify againM each other. officials sai.t. Bargain Deal ~ads to Jail Jn the confidential memo, d~t· ed Aug. 8. Robitaille told Bels1~0 he was concerned that Mandie rclt the police department w~s "somehow plotting to hurt his Police said witnesses reported that MacKenzie failed to stop for a red light before the collision occurred. He has been released from Orange County Jail on $5,000 bail. authorities said . A 19-year·old Anaheim man. who thought he might be getting a bargain on illegal drugs rn Hunlingt.oo Beach this week. ap- parently got more than ht> bargained for when the alleged "pushe.rs" slugged him and fled with his money. business interests." . "l 'm extremely concerned if the repeated contacts are de· signed to elicit rrom us r~!D· mendations favorable to his tn· terests," the chief wrote .. Robitaille is on vacation and could not be reached today for comment. . Police u. Barry PTice ~aid to- day thal he had complamed to Robitaille after Mandie con.tact· ed him more than a dozen times in the past month to talk about the draft ordinance propos~. Price said he felt Mandie was trying to influence him le;> make suggestions to the council com- mittee. Jn a related development, the PRICES .•. begantoshowupint~eCPl,"said Faith Heinemann, director of the Bureau of Labor Statistics here. Al their peak this year, mortgage rates soared lo 18 per· cent. By last month lhey had dropped to 12~rce~l. bui_arenow edging up ag8Ul wtth loan rates averaging betw~.13 perce~l and 13'h percent. This mcrease is ex· peeled to be reflected in a higher CPHor;b.ugust. . The cost of homeownership for the month dropped by 3.3 percent in Los Angeles and Orange. coun· ties. while t.he cost or renting an apartment aecreased by 0.2 per· cent. . Police said the Anaheim man and bis girlfriend were ap- proached in a parking lot ~t Bolsa Chica Street and Heil Avenue Tuesday night by two men who offered to sell him a large quantity of hashish for~- When the Anaheim man pro- duced the money he was struck by the two men, who grabbed the cash and fled in their auto. police said. However, the victim noticed their license numbeNlnd lhe two men were arrested the following day. Huntington Beach police have jailed Frank Marchetti. 26, of Rosemead and Pet.er Burchell. 26, of Anaheim on suspicion of robbery. On Aug. 19. Stevens heard a noise in his home at 9:30 p.m . and discovered that the two men had broken in, police said. The men reportedly threatened the contractor with a club and took i2'75 from his wallet. He said the firm tentatively plans to build about 50 single- family homes on the Pope prop- erty . •Smith predicted ~he homes would be more luxunous than m osl Fountain Valley homes, but declined to speculate on the price range. uors at Pacific Coast Highway across from the street from the city pier. The city s ubsequently has terminated lhe lease and now is operating the parking lot. city attorney's offi ce has wri~ an opinion based on Impe~al Beach court action th~l 1n· dicates Mandie, as councilman. may be in conflict of slate go~ ern ment code because his father 's business gets revenue from city operations. . A City Council session has been schedule d for M?nday night to discuss the ordmance proposal, the controve.rsy o~er Mandie's discussions w1~ pol.u:e officers. the pending h\1gal!oo and the legal opinion. according to Belsito. The b>sts of apparel and nus· cellaneous goods also declined. but they had only a minimal im· pacl on the overall CPI, Ms . Heinemann said. She added that the 15.8 percent TOK Banned SACRAMENTO CAP> - California officials have banned the use by farmers of the herbicide TOK. which has been linked to birth defects and cancer. Tb4:. _pame o£ the second s~· peet iii the case, who remainS at IM'&e. was not released. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Smith said construction might begin in less than a year. The school trustees have earmarked some of lhe money obtained in the Pope site sale for renovation of now·vacant McDowell School as a new dis· trlct beadquarten . After moving into McDowell, the district plans lo lease its cur- rent offices at Number One f Soviet Attack Told NEW DELHI, lndia <AP> - About 400 Afghan rebels were killed and hundreds wounded in a Soviet tank and artillery at· tack on villages in the Pagbman hills west ~ Kabul, ID informed source reported today from the Arghan capital. The city adminis~r~to.r declined to discuss Robitaille s memo. . Included on the towmg or· dinance committee are coun· cilmen John 1bomas .. Ron Pat- tinson and Don MacAlhster. increase for the year was the lowest annual rate of price rises since the year ending January 1979. Fortbeyear,4Spercenlofall the increases were attributed lo higher mortg1ge rat.es and prices for energy and services. Other housing costs and transporta~ accounted for 35 percent of the tn· crease. withlhebalancecausedby Increases in aJ>parel, medical, en· tertalrunent and miscellaneous expenses Barmaid, WJ,Feted • Li&htbouse Lane to obtain addi· tlonal income. Trustees Thursday approved the fmal construction drawinas ror conversion of McDowell. The plans now m.-t be approved by Ule omce or the State Architect before ccmstructloo bldJ CID be ~ougbt. Ot•nelbaa• Thomas EL CAJON (AP> -The customers al Ginger's left 23 birthday presents for Frances Smith, and the 80-year-old barmaid danced a ltllle hula as thanks. • ttuu•:trR .. eclillOl"-1,. ... , .. ...._. Mel._-,.~.O.-M,.,._ OMeM ......-~· ,., • .,...c-......... , c.-....., .......... .... 'Jd&,e , •• '""..., aur•Mi• ... c,._. .......... °' .. Qooltl'JCI: .... ... ,. HB District Vote Urged The Jim Brannons call themselves lypacal reg· ulars at Ginger's, "• nice, friendly place, more like a social club thu a bar." Says Brann?n : Bomb ~t Falae McCOOK. Neb. (AP) -Am· t.rak Gfllelall Tllunday ntsbt befaD ream... baa... from four can wldeh ...a-bem left b.-earll• ta tbe dar after ,....... cm u.su rr~· 1ApbJI' ..... allowed to eoaUnue ........... Jom1M7 dela.yed by bomb....._.. bt two Mta No bolllbl ,... lomd aboard tbe train after a aeareb by autborttMI. HunUncton Beach City ~· clJman JobD Tbomas HYI the Cl· tf 1bould be divided into coaacil diltrlcta and voten 1bould elect tbe~ . Curnnd1, eouneU eudldatee nm al ..._ and tbe mQOr ll appointed 6J tbe council. UIQal1y for a ... reer wnn . 'l'bomll, wbo crtUd.Md Mayor Rutb BaUey'a call for a charter revl1lQ•L£OS11mlUee Mond&l'. satd WedneldaJ the committee abould ea .W.r bi.I •UIC•Uonl lD lt.1 rewtn. . - The councilman had ace~ Mayor Bt.iley of a "power play to take awe)' the independence of the cit)' attorney'• omce by creatlnt the charter committee. He saicf tbe main Intent.ion of tbe commJU. wu to cba.n,. tbe cl· lY ·~·1 oft\ce from elecUve to eppcJiatlve. Tbomu contends It b too ex· pentlve to conduct an al' \ar1e city eouncll electlOn. H• Hld a couaeU member could better serve • amaller d11trtct. rather --------------------------- than t.r)'ing to repreMOt the city of 110.000. , _ _. .... "lf the mayor were e 111\:l>C\I, we would have at least one pe.non LD city ball lD cbarae ~ thinl•·.. Tbocnaa added. "Now w• b•~• a• bureaucracy that never eceepU -~s:::-..:'d ty, and that ablftl __ _!.,,. .. Of the ~Ly ol tbe \,V\111\iUo Th• charter revtalon commit- tee. allfl'cmd MoodaY, ii to be come>Oeed of rorcner mayon. Chart« amendments muat be ap,Provedby voten. ( "You have to give Francea credit.". After all, 1he amU. • lot and pretties up th• place ln ber plnk print dreu with matchlnl pu.t earrin11 and aecilace. ••And lira. SmUh hH worked at GI.Dier'• 1D sub-ur~an SprinC Valley 11 yean -llDce the wu •· ------------------- '1 lrrille n, NO. ns; ~SECTIONS; '° PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Your Ho•etown J Dally NewHpape-P ~ .. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS , UCI Med St~dent Bludgeoned • i Kids Studg in Summer By &ICBAaD G&EEN CM .. Delly PW IU't Somewhere kids are lazing their way through carefree sum- mer days but don't 10 looking for them at Irvine's El Camino Real or Vista Verde schools. These campuses. unlike all of the others in the Irvine Unified School District, are fairly bus- tling with activity at this time of year. And their students are busily going about the job of get· ting an education during these dog days. To those uninitiated with the year-round educational concept, it somehow seems wrong that these children are slaving away at the books while their peers are laying away at the beach. OMty PIM "9l9a lit'f r~ll O'o-41 Don't the youngs ters at Irvine's two year-round schools wish they had t hree whole months to soak up the sum· m.ertime atmosphere? VEAA-AOUND SCHOOLING -Appeals to Heather Drew. above. Means ."no more fo rg.etting,'' says Jon Holder. Requires some curbside era mining for Dar- ren Foreaker at Vista Verde School, right. "I like it," 12 -year -o ld Heather Drew said durine re- cess at Vista Verde School. "You're always looking forward to the next vacation." Barbara Barnes, principal, ex· plained that the kindergarteners through eighth graders get three weeks off for every nine they are in school. ,. ~Spurs Stock ~Price Surge , :· NEW YORK (AP> -Stock ... prices 1ur1ed in heavy trading ;~today a a report of a leveling ; Gii in tbe comumer price spiral :,and Senate proereu on a tax-cut : blll outweighed news of a ;,1preadiq prime rate rise. : · Tbe Dow Jones average of 30 ;·badmtriall, up 9.'12 points Thurs· • day. lained 5.14 points to 980.67 at -:· DOOD after beinc ahead 10 points : earlier. ; The Labor Department said :, consumer prices remained . 1teady in July as home .. mol't.Ple rate. fell. Mon,age ... ntel liDCe baYe tumed upward : alone wttb other interest rat.el, : and Citibank joined Chase • , M auatta Bank today lD a . qun.-pollll prlme rate hike t.c u•=· • OU Wen •bal'OIY biiber ........... tbat~is ttltlial -oil prices in lilbt of • warlil ,... ...... .iat. Deduelion Bill ~la Amenably .. , ~ ~(AP)-AbW : to ii l & IDHIW tu deduc· ..... ..,,.a ... ta•wloffer ............ ,....bu .. ~ MDil b7 aa AuemblJ • ,. 1111 ... TlhlnclaJ the IBltll bJ Sea. '*91.IM>MlaNf,wu "· for area1 tbat , -...: r "I prefer the system," Ms. Barnes said. ''There is not the usual learning loss experienced over summer. "Families can take vacations all year round, not just in sum· mer. It's kind of nice to go ski- ing in January. It is also a much more efficient use of the equip- ment and facility.·· J on Holder, 11, a Vista Verde student, says be once attended a school that had a three-month summer break. "This school is a lot better than the other kind." he said. "You don't forget everyth1ng over the summer." But doesn't he miss the long vacation -even a little? "Yeah. when June rolls around I want to get out of school. but that's just about the time when we get our three· week break." There is a special kinship among parents whose children go to year-round school, said Gene Bedley, principal of El Camino Real School. "We have an ice cream social this time of year and we get tremendous attendance from the parents,'' the principal said. 8/IOths of a Pereent County Prices Dip 1st Time in 2 ¥ears LOS ANGELES (AP> - Refiectingtemporary lower home mortgage rates, the Consumer Price Index for Los Angeles and OrangeCOW'JliesdecreuedinJuly forthefll'lttlmeintwoyears,dip· ping byaix-tentbs or a percent . However, prices for tbe region remained 15.Soercentabovetbose lnJulylt79. <Relatedstory,A4.) And the decrease may be only sbort·lived. Meantime, the CPI for the San Diego metropolitan area, which is published bimonthly, showed prices there roee only 0.1 percent since May-tbeamallest increase since the Labor Department be1an keepiq statistics on the areaiDJ~lt'71. Tbe Sm DMso maex wu 14.3 pel'ffMaboftltalevelayearaao. • 'Lowerbomemort&aaesflnally be1antoabowupinttleCPl,"•aid P'aitb Hllnemann, dlredor oftbe Bureaaof LaborStatiatlcsbere. At their PJ•k tbla year, mortpp ratee aoared to 18 per- cat. By lut month they had dropped to 12percent, but are now ect11a, up .,aln wlth loan ..._ averastna between 13percmtand UYa percent. Tbi• increue ii ex· peeled to be reflected in a hl&ber CPl tor Aupst. Tbe eaat of homeonenhip for t.be month dropped by 3.3 percent ill Loi ~Jes and Orance COUD· ti•. wblle the coet of r9Dtiq an apartment decreased by 0.2 per- cent. The C06ts of apparel and mis- cellaneous goods also declined, but they bad only a minimal im· pact on the overall CPI, Ms. Heinemann said. She added that the 15.8 percent increase for the year was the lowest 8JUlual rate of price rises since the year ending January 1979. Fortheyear,45percentofall the increases were attributed to higher mortgage rates and prices for energy and services. Other housing costs and !f ansportation accounted for 35 percent of the in· crease, withtbebalancecausedby increases ln apparel, medical, en- tertainment and mlsceUaneous expenses. Slain Woman Bound, Shot ONTARIO~ Can. <AP> -The nude bod)' of a Denver woman was found with two gunshot woundl in her bead in her motel room, and a transient was arrest· ed ln the killlng, police said Thurs- clay. JW Stott, 32, apparently in On· tarlo on buainea, w •• discovered by a motel maid. Policesaid. .. Irvine Firms Dark After Power Fails The seeond power outage this week rut the Irvine Industrial Complex Thursday. leaving 750 Southern California Edison customers without electricity at 12:51 p.m. Full power was restored at 2:27 p.m .. said Bud Jacklee, area manager for the utility. An underground cable failure caused the power outage in the area bounded by McGaw Avenue, Von Karman Avenue, the San Diego Freeway and Jamboree Boulevard, Jactlee said. Tuesday morning, a power outage struck the southwest.em section of the industrial com- plex, causing 1,100 Edison customers to be without power for about an hour. That incident was blame d on a bJown transformer. Neither outage affected nearby John Wayne Airport. Detente His Goal BOSTON <AP) -Presldent Carter said Thursday that ~ solving U.S. differences with the ,Soviet Union-will be a majcw goal of his aecood term ii ~ elected, but that Russia must first resolve its altuatlon In Af ghanlstan. The president made hia remarks 1n a 45-miDute interview with the editorial board ol 'lbe Bc»ton Globe. ... Bodies Found In Bed By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of l1le o.11' .. 119t S .. H A 24-year-old UC Irvine medical student and his 27-year· old wife were found bludgeoned to death inside a Laguna Niguel residence Thursday night. The bodies of Keith Eli Har- rington and his wife, Patrice Anne. were discove red about 6 :30 p.m. by Harrington 's father. Roger Harrington, who had returne d to the Niguel Shores residence following a short trip. according to Orange County Sheri11"s Department Lt. Andy Ramero. · The elder Harrington a lso was an occupant of the residence. Ramero said. Both bodies were found lying in bed with "massive trauma to the upper body." including the head, Ramero said. The exact cause of death. howeve r. has not been e stablished. he s aid. pendin~ further studies by coroner's dep· ulies . Ramero declined to disclose whether the house or the room in which the bodies we re found showed signs or a struggle. He would only say that in· vestigators have not yet de· termined a motive for the double s layings. ··u ·a very strange." Ramero commented. Niguel Shores where the house is located at 33381 CocklesheU Drive is a private commu.orty where residents and guests must be cleared by a guard for entry. Ramero said detectives at this stage of the investigation had no way of knowing whether the Harringtons were acquainted with their attacker or attackers. Another immediate unknown. he said. was how long the Har· ringtons had been dead. Ramero said they were last seen alive earlier in the week wher. the elder Harrington left town. No suspects have been iden· tified, Ramero said. He noted that the sheriff's de· partment robbery homicide de- tail Is somewhat "short handed" due to an unrelated, but large in· vestigation for two additional suspects in the so-caUed freeway killings of young men and boys an Southern California over the past several years. A spokeswoman at UCI said today that Harrington was a third year medical student who would have graduated in 1981. He enro lled as an under· graduate in the UCI School of Biological Sciences in 1973 and received his Bachelor or Science degree in premedical studies in 1977. Records indicate that he at- tended high school in the Santa Monica area prior to enrolling at UCL Officer Puts Car SI.moors Out of Ardor Irvine policeman Jimmy Potts was uncertain why traffic was slowing at 6:25 p.m. Thursday on Ridgellne Drive between Turtle RockandUniversitydrives. Then it all became clear. Motorists were gawking at a cou- ple of engaged in sex aloniaide of RldgeUneDrive. ''It sbould be noted that it was still dayu,htandtheyweredlrect· 1Y adjaceattotbe~way," Potts aaid ln b is police report. ·' Everyooewasloolrlng eaatoothe sideoftberoadwberetbeywere. '' Potta said be waated no time ln slapping the couple with a citation for the apparent violaUon ot sec- tion 847 A of the Penal Code, Lewd ActinPubUc. Fliea Battled SAN JOSE <AP> -Effons to stop an infestation ol llediterra· nean fruit rues continue ln Santa Clara County, with aertcuttural offJclal.t pl~ to double the number of at.erile ru .. they .... releutna each week. BLUDGEONED TO D~TH UCI Student Harrington 'Doctor's' Exposure Recounted The head of Pacific Southwest Medical Group said Thursday his firm blew the whistle on the man who masqueraded as a physician there for almost three years. Administrator Brian Fink said at a news conference called to defend his Irvine clinic that doc- tors there had received a lip from an out-of-state source that Gerald C. Barnes. 47, of Trabuco Canyon was not licensed. The unidentified informant was trusted enough that Barnes was jmmediately confronted with the information and sus- pended, Fink s aid. Clinic of- ficials then contacted the State Board of Medical Quality As· s urance. whose agents arrested Barnes on Wednesday. The suspect was charged with practicing medicine and writing prescriptions without a license. J erry Sanders. a supervismg investigator for the state board. said Barnes apparently used the license of a doctor with the same name who works in Stockton. Although Barnes apparently practiced fraudulently Fink described him as a competent doctor whose work was often re- viewed by his colleagues. He said Barnes• work met "accept- able community standards." The clinic in the Sky Park in· dustrial complex near the John Wayne Airport serve s busi- nesses. It performs such tasks as pre-employment physicals, workers' compensation evalua- tions and treatment for minor injuries. Barnes performed the kinds or duties a general practitioner would, but did not care for pa- tients in hospitals or perform surgery, Fink said. TOK Banned SACRAMENTO (AP) California officials have banned t he use by farmers of the herbicide TOK. which has been linked to birth defects and cancer. Coast ' Weather Mostly sunny Saturday ~ except for overnight ~j cloudiness lastin1 until ; mid -morning. Lows tonilbt 62 at the beaches and 66 inland. Hlgbs I Saturday 74 to 83. f INSIDE Te•A Y I Plo•n•i•g a Labor Day j .-a.i menu of /1lfl? Stori with the alpltabet .,.., °" Page CJ. l•thtx ...... a.e l ....... ........ ............. =: ... : ""· ..... ,. a M -CN E= ... _.... . a == °&: w111 a ~· --M ~----JVST BRMIUNG ....,__........._ i.a..-..,,_~ .• .,., ..... , ........ ••la,:: .... c.rcn-lt'•nu 'f'NIC~I S ..... ,GOP DSTBOIT <AP> -PTelidlat Carter today told bla new poUdcal ally. the American Ptderau on of 1'eacben. that they ar• comradu ln arms ruard.tn1 the futun a1ain1t lhe RepubUcana. Cartel' also thanked the national conve ntion of tht! 5a0.-.....nber union for ~ eadorMment. pled1ed not to betray theiT tl'\llt pd praiMd Sen. Edward M Ke110edy. whom the An' ori,maJly supported ror the Democratic preildentJal oominadoa. 4 ~ 2 W'e•nt E.ree•ftl "" lrttalau By "ne .U.Cla8*11 .._. Four men and lwo women wen executed after being found guilty of heroin trafficking and "spreadlng proeUt~on" in the western Iranian city o( Kborramabad, Tehran Radio reported today. The radJo said the special court investigating drugs ill Khor· ramabad found the six gullly or "corruption on Earth and wag· ing war against God" and they were executed Thursday. GaMU•e Ta.Ur Coad•_.. io ••ra NEW ORLEANS (AP> -Nearly a day after• tanker ~arry ing more than 2'h million gallons of fuel rammed an oil rig, fireboat.I sWTOUDding the Wting ship poured water today onto n a mes 100 feet high. . Officials said they could not estimate bow much gasoline was left in tbe 565-fool Texaco North Dakota .. or how loo" it would be before the fire was out. Houston fire_f1ght.ing experts were bringing a special rig to the scene 150 mlles soulbeasl of New Orleans, a Texaco s pokesman said. Billy Grilled Libya Payments, Carter Meet Probed WAS HI NGT ON <AP) Senate investigators pressed Billy Carter again today lo ex- plain why the first installment of his $220,000 payments from Libya wa s delivered only two weeks after a Ubyan official met with President Carter. "It was just coincidental." the president's brotbeJ' told a Senate Judiclary subcommittee in his second day of testimony. Asked if the Libyans might ha ve believed t heir relations with Billy Carter led to the meeting with President Cart.er. Lhe brother replied, "That would be pure speculation." Biily Carter insisted the full $220,000 was part of a $500,000 loan and insisted it could not be a fee beca use he did nothing Lo try to influence U .S. policy for Libya But Sens. Strom Thurmond, R-~.c .. and Charles Mee. Mathias, R-Md., presaed the point that the 'irs t $20,000 Libyan payment .vas made Dec. Z'T, only two IN e eks after Liby a 's chief Washington diplomat , Ali el- Houdari, met with President Carter on Dec. 6. Thurmond quoted a m emo die· l ated by President Cart.er saying he menUoned improving rela- tions wlth Libya during that meetmg. ''You believe that was just coincidental?" Thurmond asked Ca rter. "The loan bad. been negouated s ince August ," Billy Carter rerlied. "It was ju21t colnciden- la . " But Thurmond dJd not quote other sections of the Carte r memo an which the presidenl said the primary purpose of the ..meetine wu to protat Libya's .sacking and burning of the U.S. embassy in TriPoU. .. The presidenl algo noted that he had thanked el-Houdarl for DAILY PILOT I~ Of-(M" 0..lf ... tot, Wtlh -~ I\ , __ ,,.. -... ~ ... ....-i·-... '"" 0••-(M.i ....... '11\o ... '-· ... -··· .,.,_ .,,., ,.....,.,... -· .... _ """"• • , .. , .. ,. Mt,.. ~ "-t0th H-""'"" 8e•C9'/..F01r1M•'" V•lt•'f. tf•tft9, l•tvft• • IH .. IV!lolllft C.0..t " >1"41 .. rt0-1 ........ I\ ,... .. _ iWIWtNY• --•Y• fht Pl'IMllWI ....-.1.111,,. _, I• t i 2$ ~" lit• ~•ttl. P 0 -tMO, Catt ~ c;.l-~·••1-1' ·-.. -p,._..,_.._.,_ Libya's help in efforts to free the U.S. ho6ta~es in Iran. ~n. Patrick J . Leahy, 0-Vt .. questioned Billy Carter a bout the statement by J oel Lisker, a Justice Department official, that. the president 's brother told him the fi rst $20,000 payment was not a loan but was reimbursement from Libya for Carter's ex· penses hosting a Libyan delega- tion in Georllia Iran Denies Death Story On Hostages NICOSIA. Cyprus CAP> -The Iranian Foreign Ministry denied today a Lebanese radio report claiming t hal five American hostages at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran were killed trying lo H oape. "I have contacted the students a t the e mbas sy a nd J a m &uthorized to say there ls no t ruth in this report," Foreign Mlnistry spokesman A. Hasheml told The Associated Press when contacted by telephone from Nicosia. T he report was broadcast by th~ Voice of Lebanon, tbe Beirut radio station of the Lebanese Christian Phal.nge Party. Quot· I n g unid entlfi e d "Arab rliplomatic sources," il said (Ive of tbe Americans who have been capUves since Nov. 4 chiseled a hole In a wall and were shot and k llled as they tried to scale an outer wall. I n Wa sh ington, the Stale Department desk monitoring the hostage crisis sald it hed heard nothing of any such happening. Switze rland, which handles American interest. 1n )ran, said It received a formal denial of the Lebanese radio report from the Iranian Foreign Mlnlatry. T he Swiss F oreign Omce s pokesman in Bern, Othmar Uhl, said the Swiss Embassy in Tehran also confirmed that the n 1port wu erroneous. He did not elaborate. The report came on the 293:rd day or captivity for the ~2 American hoetages. Bonlber~' Strength BOosted WASHINGTON <AP ) -Delenee Secretary Ha rold Brown anao&meed today• technoloeical breaktbtouab be aald wlll enable U.S. bomben . lla htcra and cru.lae miaaUM to penetrate any present or tutureSovtel •lr derenae.. Brown aald thla development "a l ten the milllar y balance alfnttlcaatJy." Al the aame time. he caUed the tecbnolo«Y, which would prevent So~let radar from spotting such we apon.11 untlJ It wH too late to knoclc lhem down, "a fo rmida ble Instrument of peace.'' "lt can contribute lo lbe main· tenance of peace by posing a new and significant offset lo the Soviet Union's attempt to gain military ascendancy by weight or num- bers.·· Brown said. While calling lhis development, known as "Stealth, .. a "major technological advance or g,reat military s ignificance." Brown said the Pentagon will continue to keep technical details a secret as long as possible. He denied that he was making the announcemeqt at this time lo help counter Republican pres· id e nlia l no minee R on al d Reagan's allegations that the Ca rter administration has al· lowed the United States lo r all into military inferiority to the Soviet Union. The defense secretary told a news conference he was making the announcem ent because of what he described as "several leaks" in the news media in re- cent weeks and bec a use of this breakthrough technology has becom e kno wn t o a la rger number or people, includ· ing members of Congress. While the technology focuses on enabling bombers, cruise mis· s iles and other warplanes to penetrate Soviet air defenses suc- ce ssfully, Penlagon r esearch chief William Perry indicated that il also may be applied to pro- tecting tanks and other ground weapons against radar-directed fire .. We are considering a ll such applications and are moving with some speed lo develop tbese ap· pUcations which a re tile most practical and which have lhe greatest military significance," Perry said at the news con- ference. Brown and Perry were em· phatic in saying they would nol discuss now or in the future any specifics such as dates when the technology will become opera- tion al in aircraft and other weapoos. Military and scientlfic sources have said that the technology in· vol ves a variety of techoiq ues, in- c I u ding t he us~ of r adar- absorbing materials which would in effect prevent Soviet anti· aircraft missile batte ries and jet interceptors from spotting U.S. bombers and other aiecrafl with their search gear. T hese sources also said lhe con· cept involves some revolutionary changes in aircraft body design so that radar beams would be deflected from smooth surfaces into the air, rather than rebound· ing back to enemy detection equipment. There also have been reports that the concept includes means of r educ ing the i nfra -r ed ·•signature" given off by engine heal. thus defeating the a bility of censors to .. see" a irc ra ft or vehicles even in deepest dark- ness. Irvine Campus Classes Start Classes for nearly 6,000 stu· dents begin Monday a t Sad· dle back Community College's Irvine campus. The combined enrollmeotorlhe college's campuses in Irvine and Mission Viejo is 35,000, a lS per· cent increase over last year. BUI Shreiber, spokesman for the college, said the Irvine cam· pus still is a satellite of the main institution and many students end up altending both campuses in or· dert.ogetatwo-yeardegree. Layoffs Loom MIAMI CAP) -A financial slump in the airlines industry may force Pan American World Airways to lay off up to 1,200 flight attendants thls ran. SUCCUMBS AT 81 Air Pioneer McDonnell Air Pioneer McDonnell Dies at 81 ST. LOUIS <AP> -J amt:s Smith McDonnell. one of the last of America 's aviation pioneers and the builder of one of the world's largest aerospace com- panies, died today of complica- tions from a stroke suffered early in August. Mc Donnell. 81, died at his home in suburban St. Louis. Born in Denver on April 9, 189'J. of an Arkansas family. McOon· nell attended htgh school in LitU e Rock. Ark. He graduated from Princeton in 1921 with a degree in physics a nd later received a master's degree in aeronaultcal engineering from Massachusetts lnstituteofTechnology. Following work that ranged from lest pilot to engineer ror other firms. McDonnell founded his company a t Lam bert Field in St. Louis in 1939. He then had 12 employees. In 1979, McDonnell Douglas Corp. reported earnings of $199 million on sales of $5.3 billion with a Sl0.88billion order backlog. During World War II, McDon· nell Aircra ft Corp. e xpanded rapidly but devoted most of its ef· forts Lo subcontracting work for la~ge_r manufacturers. Herore the end of the conflict. however. Mc Donnell had begun to design one of the earliest jet planes, a plane which would pro- pel the United States Navy rnto the j et.age. McDonnell, known as "Mr. Mac" to employees. also was pro ud tha t his company 's Me r cury and Ge min i s pace capsules helped put the fi rst men into space. An early belie ver in space travel. McDonnell began work that led to the space capsule'5 de- velopment even before lbe gov· em ment allocated any money to 1t. His greatest pride was that both the Mercury and Gemini se.r ies of fli ghts were completed without the loss of a man on a space trip. Pair Invade Party., Take Cash, Jewels SAN FRANCISCO <AP> - Two gun-carrying men invaded a party at a posh home of Jay Tunney. the son of boxer Gene Tunney, and made orr with an estimated $50,000 in jewelry and cash, police said. Guests were herded into an upstairs bedroom and made lo lie on the noor while the rob- bers. described as men in their 20s, took gold watches , rings. bracelets, diamond brooches. and $~ in cash. None of the guests was injured. llqertDtNt Unit Votes NO OC Charter . . . , ' j By GLENN 8COTT oe • o...r,...,.... A bl\leoribboo commiaaloo de· cided Thursday that Orange County government does not need a charter. Huntley to draft a final report Q) ... the suoerviJon that would '*1"l!P Commission membe rs, who were aPPOinted by the Board of Super~ to invesligate the politically sensitive queaUon. voted 8·0 against a cherter c lai ming advantages of a charter don't outweigh its shortcomings. They told consultant J ohn Sanger and staff aide Robert J . 4Refugees Face New Sex Charges Costa Mesa police said today they will file additiona l charges against four Vietnamese immi- grants suspeeted of raping six. Orange County women in recent months. Investigators said a 17·year· old Costa Mesa girl has iden· tified the rour as those who forced her into their car at gun· point Aug. 11, drove her lo Irvine and forced her to perform oral sex acts. Already held on 68 seit and kidnapping cha rges following a rr ai g nme n t in Ce ntral Municipal Court Wednesday are Minh Quang Nguyen, 18, of San· t a Ana; Bo Quoc Pham, 20, of lrvme and Dung Qunc Pham, 18, his brother, also of Irvine . A 16-year-old Santa Ana boy is held in Orange County Juvenile Hall on similar charges. Police allege that the quart.et picked the girl up near Harbor Boulevard and Victoria St.reel al about 8 p.m. Aug. 11, the day before they a llegedly raped an 18-year-old Co5ta Mesa girl un- der similar circumstances. T wo of the suspects were ar - rested a few days later while t he y s at in a Cost a Mesa restaurant in whjch the 18-year· old waitress worked. The other two were arn:sted by Huntington Beach police who acted on information receivl'd from Costa Mesa investigators in attempting to clear up the Ju. ly rape of a girl from their city. Costa Mesa investigators said the 17-year-old Mesa girl wbo re- ported her ordeal Thursday had not stepped forwa rd ea rlier because of some erroneous ad· vice. T he girl had bee n told by friends. investigators s aid. that because s he wa s not r aped, nothing would be done a bout her kidnapping. Bail oo each of the three adult suspects. held in Orange Count)' Jail. has been set at $500,000. in- vestigators said. KOCE Given $1 Million in FedenJ Funth KOCE-TV, Channel 50, at Golden West College in Hunt· ington Beach, bas received an unrestricted grant of $1,171,666 from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting for use during the up the pros and com of a c~ a nd then explain tbe coll!" m issioo's recommeodaUon. That report is to be nivieweid by the commission at a 5 p.m . meeting, Sept. 11 at the county Hall of Administration. Sanger , however. repeatedly urged the commission to rocus on some of the specific issues that led to their recommenda- tion , such as whether the pow•r to make appointments to tie board would be considered u a dvantage or a charter. : Otherwise. he said, "I would not be satisfied as a read~r about how the c ommission : j umped from the facts lo tfte · · conclusions." · But t he co mmi ssi on e rs a v oid e d s u c h a d e t a ile cf. analysis, claiming that there would be little agreement. Member Leonard Shane s aid although the group had reached the same c onclusion , com- missioners probably had used different reasonings . Said me mber H . Rodger HoweU: ''We'd have to give up our families and friends every night while we 're down here ha mmering. We don't need a m icroscope on every possible cons ideration." Sanger finally accepted the commission's direction and later admitted the report, while not as detailed as he might like, would include some "intermediate con- clusions we 'll try lo a rticulate ... Howell told Sanger to use as much freedom as he could in in· t erpreting the commission's opinions. Commission chairman Bruce Sumner said afler the meeting that the panel realized over the course of several meetings, that the cha rter didn't afford the freedoms of home rule formerly antiripatcd He noted counties s uch as Orange that use state-mandated byla ws instead o f individua l charters have received more nexibilHy through recent state le gislation. The commission also was coo- cem ed about charter requin·· ments th.al force all proposed changes in the structure of a gove rnment to become ballot measures, Sumner said. He said such requirements make governments reluctant to change even when they should. Disneyland Extortion Case Hushed· Investigators have clamped· a Ud of secrecy on an extortion at· tempt made against Disneyland. A spokesman for the Anaheim park, Bob Roth, today would on· ly say, "Last week we received an extoruon threat. It was prop- erly investigated.•• Anaheim police, according Lo s pokes w o man Patt y Washiblewski said, "will have no information on that at this lime." According lo published reports in which tmnamed sources were quoted. persons threatened to plant explosive devices in the park if demands for money were not met. Park officials have increased securily measures to stave olr any attempt at such a device be- ing planted, according to the re- ports. 1980·81 fiscal year. ' . . . . . -' Soviet Attack Told 8 111 Furniss, president ~d NEW OEUO Ind. <AP> _ general manager of KOCE, SaJd · • •a t h i s a n nu a 1 gr a 0 t i 5 up A.bout 400 Afghan rebels were significantly from the previous killed .and hundJ"eds wounded ~ year's allocation of S650 ooo a SoVlet tank ~d artillery at-. · tack on vtUages m the Pagbman He said one reason the federal grant rose this year was that the station was rewarded for its abilily lo obtain large sums from oon·federal sources. Also. he said, the station's Orange County viewiDJ audience has grown dramatically. Furniss said the grant will be used for expanded local pro· gramming and for s tation operating coats. hills west of Kabul, an informed source reported today rrom the Afghan capital. Barmaid, W,Feted ~·c.... lllU ... --"-----~~-t c111 .. ,.....,.., ... .,.... -...,...i ... _ 0-....M,'--"'-'"""-..... "'* Bergeson Will Try A.gain EL CAJON (AP> -The cU'ltomen at Ginter'• left 23 birthday presents for Frances Smith, and the 80·y ear·old barmai d danced a little hula as thanks. The Jim Brannon.s call themselves typical reg· ulars at Ginger's , ••a nice, friendly piece, more like a aocial club tban a bar." Says Brannon: · "You have to 1lve Francea credit.'' . T1f ....... •fl1•t..._, Cl ........ ,. ....... •-s.o.-.. ...... Aa aemblywoman Karlan Ber1eeon prom'Md today that ahe will launch a Meood attempt early next week to override OoY. Edmund Brown Jr.'• •eto of ber Income tu lnct.tn• bW. AD ldtempt late TbandaJ by the a.. to do J• tbal faiMd on a41.Jt90te. 1'be Newport BMcb f'IPl"I•· tadft'I .n.t to place the lada· ...... .........., ... the .. lawboak •'r Id bf HWD *- of l'ftddal the nqulred t~ r -- thirds Senate approval (or an override. But Mrs. Bergeson said she will try agaln next week. Tbe bW, wblch would provide for annual aclJ111tiq ol Income tu bracklta tor lDDatiaa, wu approved unanlmoully by both lb.• full AIMmbb' ud S.ate earlier tbla 1ummer. But ~-!bo predJctAMS the blll c:oWd 11n111 ftDanclal cbaoe ln future YMfl, vetoed lt • Aldll to tbe Newport Beach RepubUcaD claim the ~venor ~-------- put on a full·court press in the last week Lo woo Democrats to his alde. Many Democrat.& abstained from vodna . A l91t law, also by Mrs. Ber1110ft, provided income tax lndexinl but tbe bill bad a l~ year sunset clause inserted in It. The bill explrea In 11181. ln bla v eto me1sa1• laal mootb , Brown 1 1ld the Le1 l1lature ahould wall uotil next year to deddt whet.her to make lndexin'( a permanent state law. He cited the unstable economy and a "$1 billion to S2 billion shortage the state f1ce1.·• Mn. Berlt900 aald lf ber mt bill 11 aUoWed to explre lt wW mun the state la beli»illC ltMlf to I HCl'et tu lnereue. 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Import Beers Grab Market By MILTON •OSKOWl'l'Z While importa bold more~ 20 percent of our car market -and 20 pereeot of our wln~ mark.et -aod much tar1er chunb of Gt.her markdl, they putt down leas than 3 percent of our bffr market. lf that gives you something to cheer about, make the most of it -quickly. Imported brews may be making their move right now. H's reminiscent of the early days of the foreign car invasion. TEN YEARS AGO THE Imports held less than 1 per. cent of the American beer business. They were. for the most part, curiosities. Tbey are still not common household names but last year the foreign beers captured 2.6 percent of the total market. That 2.6 perce.nt number may not seem impressive. However , look at it in another way. In 1970 all the foreign beers consumed in the United States added up to 900,000 barrels. In 1979, imported beer sales totaled 4.4 million barrels. In s hort, foreign beer sales near- ly quintupled. Over that same stretch the U.S. brewers increased their sales by one·third So the imports are grow- Money Tree ing much more rapidly than the domestic product. Dozens of beers from all parts of the world trickle into this cO\Dltry. but most or them sell next to nothing. This 1s a highly concentrated market. Figures compiled by the in- dustry newsletter. Impact, show that one brand, Heineken, which comes from the Netherlands, accounts fo r 41 per- cent or the import flow. Three brands -Heineken and two Canadian beers, Molson and Labatt -account for two·thirds of all foreign beer sales. The top 10 imports capture 84 percent of the foreign beer sales. The seven leaders, after Heineken, Molson and Labatt, are: Dos Eqws <Mextco>. Beck <Germany>. Guinness <Ireland), Foster (Australia), St. Pauli Girl (Germany), Carta Blanca <Mexico) and Moosebead <Canada). HEINEKEN HAS JUST over 1 percent of the U.S. beer market. Moosehead, ranked No. 10, has four-tenths of 1 percent. The foreign brews have been gaining adherents at a tame when the number of U.S. breweries have dwindled. There used to be hundreds of companjes brewing beer in America. The count is now down to 37. And the U.S. market is becoming increasmgJy concentrated. Brand ra nkings for 1979 s howed this picture: Budweiser. 17.5 percent market share ; Miller High Life: 13.8 percent; Pa bst. 7.9 percent: Coors, 6.6 percent: Schlitz, 6.5 percent; Miller Lite, 6.5 percent; Michelob, 4.8 percent; Stroh, 3.5 percent; Olympia, 2.8 percent; Old Style. 2.3 percent. a nd Old Milwaukee, 2 l)el't&t. Those top 10 brands thus did 72.2 percent of all beer sales. The market is e ven more concentrated by brewer . An heuser-Bush <Budweiser , Michelob, Busch, Natural Light) now owns 30.4 percent of the U.S. beer m ar ket. Miller Brewing (Miller High Life, Miller Lite. Lowenbrau) bas 24.5 percent. Schlitz bas 9.8 percent. Coors 8.2 percent. and Pabst 7.1 percent. IN SHORT. THE TOP five are doing 80 percent of the beer sales. In 1970, by contrast. the top five brewers con· trolled ooly 45 percent of the market. CAUFON. N.J. <AP) -Robert Ferguson. former operations vice president of a seo millloo-a·year perfume business, bas quit bis job to make wooden fruit baskets. Leaving the board room of the Warner-Lauren Co .• the 42-year-Old Ferguson now owm the century-old Califon Basket Co., the only maker of wooden, hard·bottom fruit baskets east of the Mississippi and north of Virginia. "I had an opportunity to do something on my own." sajd Ferguson, who was entranced with the rustic basket works as he jogged by for years. "It sounds trite, but I think everyone thinks about it. There's some sort of magic about being your own boss." Ferguson hopes to build the company back into basket supremacy. The firm's output receoUy has been 300,000 baskets, down from a peak of2 million yearly. ~i~ I . , .. .J .... 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S.1Kt9d ~ 9lllcl ortc:es todity: U...: flW1'ln9 flx"'9 "'3'f.SO, off IS.7S; .,..,_ flldnt "'9.a, off SU5. hftt: .,.,._ flJdnt 1631 ... off IJ .J:J. h.-..t1 , ......... 00.0+01.'3. Z•rtcll: "17.00 Md. Off tt,00; MoltM otsllH. New y.,.,, H<1IM9y & H.,m•11 mid· ""'"''"'..,.,.,Off u.os. Iii-,. ... , ~ Mllln9 ""'" "'* ~9'tlt.Jil,eff t6.0S • .... 'fwtl: 1!111t1Mrd filbfk •'" .... m1•_,.10 ... l.S7.oftM.tt. I I .... I t • t J ' Hey Georgia? Clean Up This Mess ; . • • • ...._: To Gewlia ..._..._, or o...-. l"rooUen, or~ Georfla. .,..,. o.r,la. t tblM at'1 Ume rou came. out.,, your eloMt -9 dMDed up I.be meu .,,._.. Mn. ID cMe you bn•'t nottdd or ._. ~ atteotloft. tlaln&I are let· U., ....-, .Uety around llama' camp u.e-.. The plaJers need some s\ddanee and dlreeUon only you can 1ive them. But, beet. who the heU c .. fiad you! JI you're aot off booeymoonine in Surope, you're Ulrowlna a party in your tuJtury auite at Anaheim Stadium. Do )'OU Nalbe you've man~ed to alteod only one practlce session um aummer! Tbe players. etJ)fflally lbe veterans, are ansry and hurt. And why shouldn't they be? Tbey turn to Ray Malavasi for help. but what can he do? The players realize hia bands are tied. He's damned if he doeaanddamnedifhe doean't. All Ray wants to do ia what he knows best -coach football. Unfortunately. that's been impossible with players walking in and out of his office like a fast food restaurant. (P.S. He waa bop- ~n1 you mllht lutaU a revoavtn, door). Why don't you get the monkey off his back GeorsJa and let hlm aet down to bualnela? are still looking £or THEIR promised salary bonU5eS, too. ••• BOB BRVDZINSKl IS JUST as pu.uled Ah, yea, butineta. Isn't that what as everyone else 88 to why Georgia has General llana1er Don Klosterman and hi · hia a11iltant, Jack Faulkner, are sup-beenasllentownertot apoant. posed to be bandlinl? "I don't know why. Nobody knows Kow can they. lhou1h. when you end why.'' he shrugs. "The boss should def· up vetcmc their aoluUons. We could initelycomeoutandsettJethis. bave had Jack Yountblood and Larry ··1 don't want to sound like I'm pickin' 'Broob in camp today, with the other ~~~nl~u/.'.m not. I'm just telling the holdouts 5009 following, if you hadn't said no to Klollterman'a offer to them. Brudzinski says he sympathizes with the holdouts. What did you hire Duke for 8J\YWay? Tbe villain! A sounding board? Hi!t' ''Those guys have been playing for grit? Well. he has fulfUled th06e roles. peanuts. They're All· Pros; they deserve Now be needs a little backing from you. more. The pot is coming to a boil and it's ··1 don't think it's a major concern a6out to overflow unless you turn down yet. Not until the season starts anyway. the heat. If we start losing it's going to be tough Georgia. please make an appearance. on the coaches and then they're going to Let's clear this thing up so we can play make it tough for us and then we'll football. make it tough for you <media). Oh yes, in case you've forgotten, the "I would just like to get this thing re· team practices at Cal State Fullerton -solved and out or the way. I'm pretty endofmemo. sure C.R. <Carroll Rosenbloom> would P.S. The secretaries at Rams Park have bad it handled by now ." The most celebrated duet on the Rams this year is naturally the one between Pat Haden and Vince Fer- ragamo at quarterback. But there are some other interesting battles to look for duri.ng the last two pre·seasotl contests. They are: Eddie Hill vs. Elvis Peacock at running back; Billy Waddy and Willie Miller vs. Preston Dennard. Ron Smith, Drew Hill and Terry Nelson vs. Victor Hicks at tight.end; Jeff Delaney vs. John· nie J ohnson atstrongsafety. Those battles mig ht not be as publicized as the QB debate ... but they're just as competitive. *. * ALTHOUGH STATED as 69,000. ac· tual capacity at Anaheim Stadium for Ram games is 68,890. Broken down , in terms of seat value. the figures look like this : 55,167 ($15 seats>. 11,853 <S12>. l.870 ($8). For those who haven't seen the new seating configurations, the $8 seats are <See GEORGIA. Page 87> GEORGfA FRONTIERE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- --~-·...-· LaRoche's Twilight Traveling in Reverse By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Ot IN Delly ....._ SUtt When a pitcher reaches the twilight of his career the manager is supposed to say, "Well. Ace. I'd like to try you in the bullpen. Maybe we can squeeze a few more seasons out of that arm.·· Dave LaRoche has it backwards. After 10 years of relief work. La Roche became a starter at age 32. ANGEL MANAGER JIM FREGOSI says he had no choice. Injuries eliminated four other possible s tarters - Bruce Kison . Dave Frost, Ed Halick! and J im Barr. A finh -Don Aase -was so ineffec· tive Fregosl banished him to the bullpen. Starte r C hris Knapp might h ave found himself back in the bullpen, too. but the manager is running out ' of bodies. so Knapp s tays in the rotation despite a 2·9 record. The Orioles chased Knapp in the fifth in-LaROCHE ning Thursday night while handing the Angels a 7·1 loss before 26,189 at Anaheim Stadium. It marks the Angels fifth straight loss. They haven't gotten a complete game out or their starters at home in more than two months. So Fregosi simply handed the ball to LaRoche and said , "Go as long as yotf<~an. Our bullpen is pretty tired.·· guy who pitches to two batters in the bottom of the ninth with the game on the lint.' He doesn't even know how a i.tarter is sup- posed to warm up. "When you're a reliever you've got to gel ready in a hurry. It only takes me five or six minutes to warm up," LaRochc says ... Starters usually warmupfor15m10utes" LaRoche is accustomed to pitching every other day. He doesn't sludy the hitters or spend hours mentally prcparin~ for a game. He comes into the game with the bases loaded and throws as hard as he can. "ln relief, you JUSt J!O with your strength. You don't try to ~el cute." LaRoche says. "But when you start. you're going to race each batter three or four times. You can't patch the same. or sooner or later they'll adJust." LaROCHE'S FIRST START th1s season was just as a fill-in. He went 5"'3 innings and lost to Kansas City. 7·3. But as the injuries mounted, Fregosi started writing down LaRoche's name on the lineup card more and more. It now appears LaRoche will stay in the rotation for the rest of the season. He·s already had more starts '<seven> this season than he had in all the other years or his career com· bined. The veteran lefl·hander has mixed' feelings about his new assignment. "It's a much easier JOb for four days. But on the one day you work, it's a lot more demanding.·· LaRoche says. "The nice thing is that you know exactly when you're going to pitch. and you can prepare accordingly.•' 'RON LeFLORE SLIDES INTO SECOND AHEAD OF THROW TO DODGER DAVEY LOPES. ASKING DAVE LAROCHE to pitch seven or eight innings every time out is like asking Bert Campaneris to start hitting home runs. LaRoche has always been known as a "short man." He's the LaRoche had 25 saves and finished as runner- up to Rich Gossage for Fireman of the Year in 1978. But he slipped to a 7-11 record last season and had been used as a mop·UP man ever since. "I definite ly lik e starting better <See La ROCHE, Page 87> Garvey Breaks Monotony MONTREAL <AP) -For a while it seemed as though Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman Steve Garvey was in a rut. In three previous trips to the plate against the Montreal Ex- pos pitching staff Garvey con- nected for three singles, and as be led off the lotb inning Garvey had a chance to extend the itreak. ' • But Garvey broke the monotony with a vengeance, 11amming \he first pitch from ~liever Stan Babnaen, 7·5, over tbe fence in left-center field to power tbe Dodlen to a 5-4 vic-tory, tbeir aistb 1tralcht over llootnm Ulia ....un. "Re jult Aepl plQUinl.'' said Dodpn relieftr Sten Howe of Garvey. "He doesn't let uJtldne set to blm. • 'Tbm. wbm a pitcher makes a bll adllake be'U ~ce on it, &M ~ .. did fGDIOt .•• TM lllow -Ganer'• 22nd ot Ute ---~ a ....... battle tMl NW tbe bJ)Oll pluqe to tldnl D1Me in tbe Natioaal Leaam'a .... Dl'riaioa. · ••we Md our ODPQrtanlilel bat .. .... 't ... t..M hit,'' laid . ~ M arr Diet won.ma. '°Oilr ............ tba Woodle n1•• ..... ttblmc1a1aa-. ..... ._ ..... , .. ............ 4 ...... •• 1 •llelitffal oitenae ap- • illll'P to Ule 111 IM .._'1111111._A-.Da I ......... «Of. .............. ........ Dnlai .. --""" II. Awesome Threesome Watson Leatb Nicklaua, Trevino AKRON. Ohio. <AP> -Golf's $8 million threesome played like it. Tom. Watson, Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino, going head-to- head for the first time in their careers, combined for one eagle, 12 birdies and a best-ball score of 11-under-par 59 Thursday in the first round or the World Series oC Golf "We inspire each other.'' said Watson. His six·birdie 65, five- under-par over Firestone Eye of the Stor• Rookie Joluuon AtaMl From APDllpa&cbes Johnnie Johnson, the Los Angeles Rams' handsomely paid rookie defensive back, hardly felt the part oC "macho" football player when he made bis pro debut a couple ol weeks ago. "I wu scared to death," Johnson, the former Texas All-American, recalled with a grin. "Going out there the first time wu quite an experience." It wasn't 'the New En&tand Patriots that rattled Johnson, nor the bJg crowd in Anaheim Stadium. nor the pressure of livinl up to hi.a status u the Rama' ftrst draft cbolce. Jobmon was worried about more academic: matt.en ~ ute being ln the rilhl place at the rlgbt time in Loe Anaetee' complex defemlve aeta. ''Tbere 11 IO much to remember. I knew pro football wu 101.Qa to be a lot more COIDDlkatecl than it wu ln col· le1e,.. •aid Johnson, bl1 defeulve acbemel notebook at bll aide dwinl a ...,...... traiDIDI tw.k at the Rama• camp. "But I didn't realbe bow touall It would be. I ftDd 1111Mlf atudytns tJm book '".r/ lplll"8 IDOIDellt ... . J ...... wbo slped a $1.l·mlWoa CODtrad with Loi ~ .._, riMD to IDltmt ltardom bl tbe flnt two pn11•• ••••• .................. ad Dallu. ~ ... lllto Iii&..,. ....... _. ...... the BIWOI tD Dlaw. _.. ..... ._ ....... ..,., llllld8d , .. = .. ,. • IEIJ If .. , 'it. AD·Amlrleaa ....... .... ........ ".... allfllt11•• • South's muddy. soggy 7,713• yards, gave him a two·shot lead. LARRY NELSON, Craig Stadler and Ben Crenshaw were second with 61s. Nicklaus was among four players at 68. Trevino matched three others at 69. "My round was a lot better than theirs, guys," Trevino told reporters afterward "If they had to play the ball from where 1 did, I don't know if they could have shot my socre.•• Nicklaus, the sport's all-time money champion with nearly $3.6 million, said. "I e.njoyed it. We had a good day. We all got it under par. which are good scores here." Trevino ranks Sttond on the all-time money list with $2.39 million and Watson is third with S2 million. The select intemational field of 32 complained of the playing Cl>nd.tions under which they were forced to bit mud-covered balls from the aoft fairways. More ot the same was in store today aft.er an electrical stonn. accompanied by heavY rain and SO mph winds, raked the courae momenta after the "Bl& Three'' filmbed • DEPENDING CHAllPION Lon Hlnkle, one of the sport's ton1 bitten, said be was at a dis· advantaie 1n tbe conditions . "Every tlm• I wa1 ln the falrw11. I b8d a quarter·to a balf ·lacb of mud on mY ball. The banter Joa bit rour trom. the 111ore ..,m the ball bu and the more off UM •t IGel wttll \be mud. 1RIbtttUaatbeball9"1'J• wbere." .,.._... TOM WATION Ll.AD8 GOU"S WORLD..... ;:: :. .. Year Romefewu iJ Dally Ne••peper ~ ' i ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY: AUGUST 22. ·1980 TWENTV·Fl~E CENTS I in Bed ue County Price Index Drops LOS ANGELES (AP> - ReOedinctemporary lower home iaol'tlaae ra~. the Consumer Price Index for Los Angeles and OraqecountiesdecreasedinJuly for the first time in two yean, dip- ping by six-tenths of a percent. . However-. prices for the region remalnedl5.8percentabovethose htJnlv1979 Thorpe Quits Council Post 1n ·SanJuan f ~ Citini personal reasons and 1 e•pressing confidence in hls fellow council members, San J'.uan Capistrano City Coun· ellman James Thorpe bu an· llOUnced bis resignation effec· Uve Sept.1. The announcement came late Wednesday night following a marathon council session. Mem- bers ol the City Council accepted Thorpe's resignation, then moved to fill the office by ap- pointment. •'.The reasons for my resisna· Uon are penonal -nothing I would like to aee published," Tborpe ui4-"I am ~ly coofi. dent tbe oaher four men on the council can take care of things.'' Tborpe, a math and in· &.erd.ildplioary studies i.mtruc- tor at s.ddlebact Community Collep in Misa1oll Viejo, fll'St MrYed cm the ~ciJ from April 1170, to llattb 1974. From 1972 to 19'13 Thorpe served aa city mayor. He started his MCODd term in March lt'78 ad ..-ftd more than half ol bis e.iar-1e11r term. ~ The council appointee wbo lakes Thorpe's plaee will serve a l Jt.moatb Wm betinninl Oct. 1, • 1• • ..t mdiaa April a, im. at Gle Dal.........,. city electima. ID eddltilliD ID Ida eomacU work, 'l'borpe .. a member of the ci- (J PllD ad JleerMtiml QNn. ..... ,,... U'M to 1111. Be ·••-..Ille dtJ repnMllUltive lo UM ao.tb Sut R•aJoaal :aeclamaUDe AutboritJ from ?iWll tD .. ..a ... fl'OID Ian. .119 ....... ........... ~-._ .. .,.,,.., ..... u .. on ..f2• ISa&A bj)ard Tborpe .~1111•eet,,,_dtJ .... --.,, ... .,... Point ....... . ,.._.. · an tll• board voted to .lllM apel'atioo from • fl ...... c ........ * ..... ftrm .. _,al, --Ii =· .... ~ lonr ... tlaaa tbe And the decrease may be only s hort-lived. Meantime, the CPI for the San Oiegometropolitanarea, wblchis published bimonthly, showed prices there rose only 0.1 percent since May-thesmallestincrease since the Labor Department began keeping statistics on the area in January 1978. The San Diego 1.nciex was 14.3 percentaboveitslevelayearago. ''Lowerhomemortgagesfinally began to show up in the CPI," said Faith Heinemann, director of tbe. Bureau of Labor Statistics here. At their peak this year, mortgage rates soared to 18 per· cent. By last month they had dropped to 12 percent, but are now edging up again with loan rates averagingbet.weenl3percentand 131!.a percent. This increase is ex· peeled to be reflected in a higher CPI tor J\ugust. The cost of homeownership for the moath dropped by 3.3 percent in Los Angeles and Orange coun· ties, while the cost of renting an apartment decreased by 0.2 per- cent. The costs of apparel and mis· cellaneous 8ooda also decltDed. but tbef bad oaly a minimal im· pact on the over .. I CPI, Ms. Helnemann said. Sbe added that tbe 15.8 petteGt lncrea1e for the year •• the lowest annual rate of price rises slnce the year ending January 1979. Fortheyear,4Spercentofall the increases were attributed to higher mortgage rates and prices for energy and services. Other housing costs and transportation accounted for 35 percent of the in· crease. withtbebalancecausedby increases in apparel, medical, en- tertainment and miscellaneous expenses. * * * TtU Cm Talk Spurs Stock Price Surge NEW YORK (AP> -Stock prices surged in heavy trading today aa a report of a leveling off 1n the coosumer price spiral and Senate progress on a tax-cut bill outweighed news of a spreading prime rate rise. The Dow Jones average of 30 industriala, up 9.72 points Thurs· day, gained 10.33 points to 965.53 at noon today. The Labor Department said consumer prices remained steady in July as home mortgage rates reu. Mortcaae rates since have turned upward along with. odler interest rates, and Citibank joined Chase Manhattan Bank today in a quarter-point prime rate bike to 11.25 pettent. Oil iuues were sharply hiper despite DeM that Indonesia is cutting some oil prices in ll,i.t of a world petroleum glut. Sister City Support Cut I Tbe Lquna Beacb ctt1 Coun· ell baa eat its oftldal U• with the Stater City Committee ol Lapna Beach, rejectiq a re- quest to desipate a council ......... eommlttee liallocl pencm . CCMM!il memben noted tbat tbe aammlttee hmctklDI apart from .. ..,. .. &bat lt •• not ................. tbe city. TIM -lalt ,.... prowtded . SllO tor membenldp In S&lter ctty~I. But eowaell metnben Hid that. IUnee tbe poup .. I DOD· profit corpGl'atlon, lt can ralae 'fuda on its own now aDd operate UMlependMatly. . \ ~ . , .,. .......... BIU. Y CARTER'S LAWYERS CONFER AT HEARING Henry Ruth Jr. (left). se.ptlen Polek Libya Payments, Carter Meet ProlJed WASHINGTON <AP> - Senate lnvestiiators pressed Billy Carter again today to ex- plain why the first installment or his $220,000 payments from Libya was delivered only two weeks after a Libyan official met witb President Carter. "ll was just coincidental," the president's brother told a Senate Judiciary subcommittee in his second day aof testimony. Asked if the Libyans might have believed their relations with Billy Carter led to the meeting with President Carter, the brother replied, "Thal would be pure speculation." Biily Carter insisted the fuU S220,000 was part or a $500,000 loan and insisted it could not be a fee because he did nothing to try to influence U.S. policy for Libya. But Sens. Strom Thurmond, R· S.C., and Charles McC. Mathias, R·Md., pressed the point that the first $20,000 Libyan payment was made Dec. 27, only two weeks after Libya's chief Washington diplomat, Ali el- Houdari, met with President Carter on Dec. 6. Faring Fines Thurmond quoted a memo dic- tated by President Carter saying he mentioned lmproyinc rel•· lions with Libya during that meeting. "You believe that was just coincidental?" Thurmond asked Carter. "The loan had been negotiated s ince August," Billy Carter replied. "ll was just coinciden· tal." But Thurmond did not quote othe r sections or the Carter m emo in which the president said the primary purpose of the meeting was to protest Libya's sacking and burning of tbe U.S. embassy in Tripoli. T.he president also noted that he had thanked el·Houdari for Libya's help in efforts to free the U.S. hostaies in Iran. Sen. Patrick J . Leahy, D-Vt,. questioned Billy Carter about the statement by Joel Lisker, a Justice Depart1De41t official, that the president's brother told him the first $3>,000 payment was not a loan but wu reimbursement from Libya Cor Carter's ex- penses hosting a Libyan delega- tion in Georeia. Blue Lagoon Wall Prompts Lawsuit By STEVE MITCllELL Ofn.l)elly ........... The Blue Lagoon Homeowners Auoctation has been sued by the state for alleged "flagrant viola· tion" of a coastal commission edict over public access to beaches adjacent to the private South Laguna community. State Attorney General George Deukmejian filed suit in' Oranie County Superior Court Tbunday ebarstna the South Llpna homeowners group with co111tructlng a seawall without PJ'O'!ldlna public accea1. . The suit leeks removal ol tbe rock and srout seawall, U0,000 in civil peoalUes, a permanent injunction against further de· nl,opmmt. and 95,000 a day ln fines far tbe violatlona. Laat year, bomeownera ap- pllid for a rqional coastal com· mlatkla permit to allow them to rftOllltruet a bulkhead that bad been batulred by winter waves. Tbe COMta1 commilaion said they would approve-the work if the community would provide beach ace.a to tbe public. The eomrnlealon ordered new atalrw&)'l constructed Crom ad· jacent Vidorla Beach to the 119-conclombllum complex, as well as opening a walkway to the public, wbicb runs beblnd 16 seafront condominiums. The homeowners balked at the coastal commission decision, saying remedial work to a bulkhead sbouJd not require new constraints by the state . Blue Lagoon officials asked for, and received, commlam approval for an emer1eacy coa- atruetion penlUt to bolstet the batlered aeawall 181l 1umms. But tbe lanult ftled Tbunday claims the homeowners IJ'OUP went beJGDd emerseacy won on the bulkhead, and therefore muat provide eublic acceas tbroqb tbe compift. Fred Honer, former Blue LalOOll ueoclatlon presic;leat, Hid tocla)' be la not aurprlaed by the state ault. But, be said, be welcomes tbe state Ktion. "I'm alacl we'll beletUnalt bl court," lie uld. ••we 1boilldn't have to 1JO ~h thla every tlme tbe tea aura.. iD ben, threatenlnC our home&.'' "Oar rtctu· •bould be le1an1 defined.'' Clee LAGOON. Pace AZ) geone I ' ' .. Police Have No Clues By FllEDElllClt SCHOEMEHL ot• o.lly ~ SUit A 24 -year-old UC Irvine medical student and his 27-year· old wife were found blu~geoned to death inside a Laguna Niguel residence Thursday night. The bodies of Keith Eli Har- rington and his wife. Patrice Anne, were discovered about 6 : 30 p. m . by Harrington's rather. Roger Harrington, who had returne d to the Niguel Shores residence following a short trip. according to Orange County Sheriff's Department U . Andy Ramero . The elder Harrington also was a n occupant of the residence. Ramero said. Both bodies were found lying in bed with "massive trauma to the upper body," including the head, Ramero said. The exact cause of death, h o w e v e r , has not b e en es tablished, he s aid. pendin~ further studies by coroner's dep- uties. Ramero declined to disclose whether tbe house or the room in which the bocUes were round s howed signs of a struggle. He would only say that in· vestigators have not yet de· termined a motive Cor the double slaytngs. "It's very strange," Ramero commented. Niguel Shores where the house is located at 13381 Cocldelhell Dri•e is • private comm..uty where residents and guests must be cleani'd by a guard for entry. Ramero said detectives at this stage of the investigation had no wa y of knowing whet.her the Ha rringtons were acquainted with their attacker or attackers. Another immediate unknown. he said. was how long the Har· ringtons had been dead. Ramero said they were last seen alive earlier in the week wher. the elder Harrington left town. No suspects have been iden- tified, Ramero said. He noted that the s heriff's de· partment robbery homicide de- tail is somewhat "short handed" due to an unrelated, but large in· ves tigation for two additional suspects in the so-called freeway killings of young men and boys in Southern California over the past several years. A spokeswoman at UCI said today that Harrington was a third year medical student who would have graduated in 1981. . He enrolled as an under· graduate in ·the UCI School of Biological Sciences in 1973 and received his Bachelor of Science degree in premedical studies in l.977. Records indicate that he at· tended high school in the Santa Monica area prior to enrol.ling at UCI. Mat,chPlay Bums Home Fire caused an estimated $3,000 dam-.e to a Capistrano Beach home Thursday in the 33800 block of Via de Agua at about4p.m. An Oran1e County Fire Department spokesman said the fire wu camed by two cDlldren play~ wttb matdlel in an up. stain bedroom cloeet. The ft.re repdrted1f completely g~tted tbe bedroom but WU COil· Clned to the one room, tbe spokesman said. Owners Charles and Sherry Ben~e1 were said to have been alen.ea to the ftre by the smoke alarm iD the upetairl hallway. The ,_....., ... Mid it took ftre crews 31 minutes to extiqulab tbeblue. F1iee Batded SAN JOSB (AP) -&ffClfU to at.op an ialeRldol!I of 111.....,.a. nean fndt fU• CGDtine ln Smta Clan CoaDty, with alrieu1'aa'&l offlciall planniJll to clouble the number of sterile mes they are releasinc each week. BLUOGEONEO TO DEATH UCI Student Harrington Three Niguel Fires Blamed On Arsonist Three small gr ass fires that broke out within a 9C>-minute period Thursday evening in · LagunaNieuel weretheworltof an incendiary, an Orange County Fire Department spokesman said today. The first of the fires consumed about one acre near the Chet Holifield Federal Building after breaking out about S: JO p.m., the •potesman said. It was foUowed in ~uJclt SUC· cession by smaller fires at two other locations, one near Laguna Niguel Regional Park and the other near the intersection or Oso ParltwayandCabotRoad . , Fifteen firefi ghters and five engines weredispatched loeachor theblazes,thespokesmaosaid. Investigation into who was responsible for setting the fires is continuing, he added. $3,000 Fire Kids' Work? A fire belie ved sta rted by children playing with matches caused an estimated $3,000 damage al a San Juan Capistrano residence Thursday afternoon. An Orange County Fire Department spokesman said the fire broke out at 3:51 p.m. at the home oC Charles Ventle. 33612 ViaDe~a. It took 15 firefighters about 20 minutes to control the fire that originated in an upstairs bedroom. the spokesman said. A woman in another part of the home was alerted to tbe fire by a smote det«tor, he said. C:oast Weather Mostly sunny Saturday eJtcept for overnight cloudlneas lasting until mta-morning. Lows tonigbt 82 at the beaches and 66 inland. Highs Saturday 74 to 83. INSgETeDA~ Plo1111f"f a Labor Dar IOH"-f meM& Of /wit'! Storl tDith the ~' 1oe&p on PogeCJ. ..... AtY ........ Att L.M. .... M .......... ~ ... ': =.. = =...--•: :::::=:••~ ............. ... ' . ••••111 ee ........... ....... CM .......... ........... M =:· "" . .... ·~-.. --.:: e:--= ,...... CM -M ... a.• ........ M .., .... ,oor D&TROIT tAP> -Ptt&tdeot Carter today told h1I new pollUeat alb. the Amerk-u f'ederation of Teacbeora, that they are eomradea ln arms 1uardint &he future •i•iaat the RepubU•apa. Carter alao lblnhd U.e national convention of the .... member umon f« lt4 endonement, pled&ed nol to betray their tnlll ud praised Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, whom the An" ore.inally supported for the Democratic pretldential aomlullon. ~·Mere. fllllti•rw su .. ..-a. 'ltd•• SEOUL, South Korea <AP> -MUitary strongman Gen. Chun Doo Hwan retired from the army today and the govern· ment scheduled an electoral college meeting ror Wednesday to aelect a South Korean president. certain to be Chun. He would succeed acting President Park Choons Hoon. Park took over temporarily Saturday when President Choi Kyu Hah re· signedtocleartheway forChun ,.._,,,.e Ta11k~r €011ll1tlle# lo B•rn NEW ORLEANS (AP> -Nearly a day after a tanker carry· ing more than 21f.t million gallons of fuel rammed an oil rig, fireboat.s surrounding the lilting ship poured water today onto names 100 feet high. OfCicials said they could not estimate how much gasoline was left in the !565-foot Texaco North Dakota, or how Ion~ it would be before the fire was out. Houston firefighting experts were bringing a special rig to the scene 150 miles southeast or New Orleans. a Texaco spokesman said. Teen Crime Spree Laguna. Woman's Ordeal Described A Laguna Beac h woman described in <'OUrt Thursday how she hid herself in Cl laundry room of her home last March after three young intruders burst in through the front door in the beginning of what pros· ecutors say was a South COlDlty crime spree Mrs. Carmen Henderson, who was at home with her husband in their Center Street residence last March l8, told an Orange County Superior Court jury Thursday that when her husband went to answer the door that nighl. three young black men pushed into their home. Standing in the living room. Mrs. Henderson said she almost immediately turned to run when she heard one of the men say, .. Get the bitch." .. After I heard those words," she testified, "one of the men turned toward me and started after me " Hat London Dead at 61 Harold E. "Hal" London, a stock broker in Laguna Beach for 12 years. dJed Thuniday at San Clemente General Hospital after ashortillness. Hewas61 . Mr. lAOdon was most recently }ISSOCiat.ed with W~genaeller and Dunt, Inc., or Laguna Beach. · A resident of 1bree Arch Bay. ~r. Londoa is survived by his :Wife, Ow-lotte, of Three Arch '.Bay ; a aon, Mark, of Springfield, Ore.; a sister, Vera Harding, or St. Louis; and two grandchildren. . Memorial services are pend· jng • DAILY PILOT Mrs. Henderson said she ran through the kitchen and into a laundry area. closing the doors behind her. This apparently convinced her pursuer she had fled out a back door. she said under questioning by prosecutor Dave Carter. Standing trial for the robbery of the Hendersons and a later robbery and rape at an El Toro home are three teen·agers from. Watts -Michael Simmons. 18; Benjamin Montgomery, 17. and Darryl Watts. 16. Carter. in his opening state· ment to the jury Wednesday, claimed the three went on a one· night crime spree in the South County that ended with their ar- rest on the Santa Ana Freeway in a stolen car. 1-.trs. Henderson, asked by the prosecutor ii she couid identify any or the three invaders, said she couldn't. AIJ she could re- call, she said, was that the man who chased her was wearing a beige or tan jacket. While in the laundry room, Mrs . Hende rson said s he reached for a phone lo call police. She said she heard a "commo· tion" from another part of the house, then silence. Moments later, her husband, bleeding Crom a head wound, found her. Taken from their home were cash and valuables, s he said, including an 1853 alme, which was later recovered. Though Mrs. Henderson could not identify the robbers, her husband, James Henderson, pointed out the three defendants Wednesday in court as being tlie ones who invaded their home. Simmons and Montgomery, Henderson s aid. both were armed. The prosecution claims the trio went from the Henderson home to an El Toro residence, where the three bound and gagged a couple and raped their 14·year-old d&\tgbter. L•c Beach City council mem won'L eittend approval of plans fore aht· lot subdl vlalon In Arch Buch Helahta. where bomeownert have opposed the project. The council rejected developer l"ranll Dominaiuez'a requMt for Ole extCIDlioa lh1I week. after Lin· da RI.stow of the Arch Beacb Hel1h&a As1ociaUon ar1ued asatftatl\. The uaodatlon fUed suit. in Orang~ County Superior Court last year. seeking to overturn the council's approval or the subdivision. No deciaion has been rendered in that lawsuit. Meanwhile, the association bas appealed the South Coast Regional Coastal Comm1ssion's approval of a permit to sub- divide the property at the end or Del Mar Avenue. The appeal was scheduled to be heard by the stale Coastal Com· mission Wednesday. but was re· moved from the agenda, a com· missionspokesmansaid. At the council's meeting Tues· day, Ms. Ristow said that ap- prov al of the subdivision un· dermines work done to control density. traffic, and parking in Arch Beach Heights. She also criticized a r ecommen· dation by City Manager Ken Frank to conditionally extend ap- proval or the subdivision. Frank had recommended ap· prov al. if the developer granted a right-Of.way easement for the planned flre access road within a week. Council members. after noting that no representative of the de· veloper was present, voted unanimously to reject the builder's request. f'ro• Page A I LAGOON .•. Howser contends the associa· tion completed remedial work on the battered seawall. "'We <lid the repairs under the e mergency clause of the coastal act," he said. "That's all we've done." He said most of the protective rock that was piled in front of the concrete bulkhead was washed out in the waves or l979. .. All we did was replace the rock under the emergency act to protect the bulkhead. While put· ting in the rock. we also got in there with grout to bold it in place so it won 't wash out again,·· he said. Howser said the association did not "change or modify the existing cond itions in the slightest.·· The lawsuit contends the com· munity ignored the coastal com· mission requirements and com. pleted the construction project w)thout a permit. It contends the action un· dermines the coastal com· mission's power to re gulate coastal development. No date has been set for a hearing on the state action. U.S. Gaim New Base WASHINGTON (AP> -The United States has initiated an agreement with Somalis provid· ing a new launch pad for U.S. military power in the troubled Persian Gulf region. Final terms, reached after three days of negotiations here, include $20 million a year in c re dits for Somalia to buy American weapons. In return, the U.S. Navy gets access to the Berbera port on the Hom or Africa, alongside strategic oil· shipping lanes. The base was built initially for the Soviet navy, but Somalia switched its allegiance while its neighbor. Ethiopia, joined the Soviet camp. SUCCUMBS AT 81 Air Ptoneer McDonnell Air Pioneer McDonnell Di.es at 81 ' .. ST . LOUIS CAP> -James Smith McDonnell , one of lhe last of AmeMca·s aviation pioneers and the builder of one of the world's largest aerospace com· panies. died today or complica- tions from a stroke suffered early inAugusL McDonnell. 81 , died al his home in suburban St. Louis. Bom m Denver on April 9, 1899, of an Arkansas family. Mc Don· nell attended high school in Little Rock. Ark. He graduated from Princeton in 1921 with a degree in physics and later received a master's degree in aeronautical engineering from Massachusetts ln;.-tituteofTechnology. Following work that ranged from test pilot to engineer for other firms, McDonnell founded his company at Lambert Field in St. Louis in 1939. He then had 12 employees. In 1979. McDonnell Douglas Corp. reported earnings or $l99 million on sales of SS.3 billion with a $10.88 biJHon order backlog. During World War 11, McDon· ne ll Aircraft Corp. expanded rapidly but devoted most of its ef· forts to subcontracting work for larger manufacturers. Before the end or the conflict. however. McDonnell had begun to design one of the earliest j et planes, a plane which would pro· pel the United States Navy into the jet age. McDonnell. known a s "'Mr. Mac·· to employees, a lso was proud that his compa ny's Mercury and Gemini space capsules helped put the first men into space. An early believer in s pace travel. McDoMell began work that led to the space capsule's de· velopment even before the gov· ernment aJlocated any money to it. Impact Kills Laguna Fawn A two-month-Old fawn injured on Laguna Canyon Road died in a Laguna Beach veterinarian's of. rice Thursday, apparently from internal injuries suffered when it wasstruckbyavehicle. The animal was found dead Thursdayflloming. The fawn's optic nerve was severed and the animal had deep cuts in its hind side when it was foundbyamotoristTuesday. • -.. . SC Promotion Plruis . Pan~.;d :: ii" • • City Councilman Patrick Laue doesn't understand how an al· tomey with offices in downtown San Clemente can benefit from Mother's Day promotions or Back·to-scbool sales. And at the end of a two-hour hearing on a proposed downtown "'promotion district, Lane's fellow council members agreed to take another look at the bus iness ~ting plan next month. A group of 70 downtown San Clemente merchants have pet.i· tioned the City Council to set up a business promotion district along Del Mar Avenue to boost retail sales in the area. They say nearby malls, such as the new one in Mission Viejo, are draining downtown business . leaving the area looking like a ghost town. What, they have asked for is council approval of a business promotion district, in which ac· tivities such as dollar days, sidewalk sales. outdoor concerts and holiday sales would entice shoppers downtown. Money to be used for such pro- motions would come from a sur· charge on b"usinessmen located within the proposed district. Wholesa le a nd r e tail merchants would be levied twice the current business license tax, and the proposal calls for pro· ressionals in the district -doc· tors. lawyers, accounta.nts and dentists -would pay the same a mo unt they are currently charged for a business license. Chamber officials contend the assessment would raise between SI0.000 :and $12,000 per year, which. while not being an im· pressive amount, might go a ways toward revitalizing the downtown sector. The district would include more than 120 businesses on Del Mar from Calle Seville to EJ Camino Real, and along El Camino Real from Avenida Granada to Avcnida Cabrillo. But Councilman Lane, himself an attorney. a rgued that no benefit would be derived by pro- f essionals located within the dis· trict. He added that their busi· ness depends on referrals. not . O.lly P'llet ..... Miir· DISTRICT OUTLINED To Promote Bu_.ne .. foot traffic generated by promo· tional events. "If (retail> merchants want this, fine. but to impose a fee ror doctors and professional people is improper." he said. Several businessmen said they would favor a beautification pro- gram for the downtown, rather than promotional gimmickry. But chamber officials argued there would not be enough money generated by the busi· ness license tax le vy to finance such things as trees. lighting and potted plants. Tom Werner. who owns a gift store downtown. said "the chamber selected promotion on. ly because 1t's the only thing we can do with the limited funs.•· But Counci lman Thomas O'Keefe suggested a portion of the revenues could go for some beautification, and asked that the council take another look at the proposal next month to de· t ermine if beautification falls within the sphere of a state law on business districts. That recent law. Assembly Bill 103, says funds generated by u bus iness promotion district can be used for "decorations" as well as sales events. O'Keefc wants to know if dec- or.ations can be construed to mean beautification. s uch as polled plants and lightin~ Bergeson Promises Tax Indexing Fight As semblywoman Mari an Bergeson promised today that she will launch a second attempt early next week to override Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's veto of her income tax indexing bill. An attempt late Thursday by the Senate to do just that failed on a 47-21 vote. The Newport Beach represen· tative·s effort to place the mdex· ing bill permanently in the state lawbook missed by seven votes Duplex Fire Probed in San Clemente Firemen are still probing charred materials round inside a San Clemente duplex that was gutted early Thursday iD an ef· fort to discover the cause of the 1 a .m . blaze. The fire, at 312 Avenida Granada, gutted the second level kitchen and living room of the duplex, but not before Mt. and Mrs. Richard Raskin fied the structure after being alerted by a passerby. Damage to the two-story building was set at $18,000, and another $6,000 in belongings went up in s moke , fire spokesmen said today. The fire was controlled within a half hour and no one waa in· jured, firemen said. of reaching the required two- thirds Senate approval for an override. But Mrs. Bergeson said she will try again next week. The biJI, which would proVlde for annual adjusting of income tax brackets for inflation, was approved unarumously by both the full Assembly and Senate earlier this summer. But Brown. who predicted the bill couJd bring financial chaos m future years. vetoed it. Aides to the Newport Beach Republican claim the governor put on a full·court press in the last week to woo Democrats to his side. Many Democrats abstained from Volin~. A 1979 law, also by Mrs. Bergeson, provided income tax indexing but the bill had a t~ year sWlSet clause inserted in iL The bill expires in 1981. In his veto message last month. Brown said the Legislature should wait until next year to decide whether to make indexing a permanent state law. He cited the umtabfe economy and a "$1 billion to $2 billion short.age the s~ate races." Mrs. Bergeson said if her 1919 bill is allowed to expire it wUl mean the state is helping itself to a secret tax increase. "If the eeooomy is uncertain, we either have tD cut services or propose an honest, aboveboard tax increase," she said. "This veto is arrogant and insensitive to the working class." Bannai"' W,Feted Judge Reflects Creek Condos EL CAJON (AP) -The customen at Ginger's left 23 blrthda_y presents for Frances Smith, and the 80·year·old barmaid danced a little hula aa thanks. Orange County &.perlor Court Judae Hannoo Scoville bu re-Jeet.d efrortt to bait work on a 5'0·wait cODdoallalum project near S... Juan Creek beca ... ol CODcel"DI OYel' polntlaJ fioodtac probleml. Tbe Southeast Re1tonal ReclamaUoa Authority bad toqbt • eourt order tbat would •top dnelopen from mo.tq ..._.db plam ror u.. U«N ...... .,. ... of wba& At Md ter••41 • • 'dretdf•I l•ad•· qaaer" I• •••iroa•••tal .... ...... -... ........... .... • ....., ndiq ~ that allows developers to pro- ceed wtth plana. Attorneys for the reclamatlOn authority, which serves the Dana Pclmt·San Juan Caplltrano area, expreaaed rean that ln· adequate 1tudlea on dralna1e problems could lead to noodiaa of doWDJtre.am properties lo future yean. Reclamation attorney Lola Jeffrey ... d the preHDt n'fbm· mental reports referred oaty apartael1 to ~ ad tbat more llilldJ WM ..-led. Slaee ·ms. Ma. Jtlf'Nr aid, U..~W--D08'tlmPt to re-ewaluaW UM eftedl ol tbe development proposal on San Juan Creek. Grading on the site hu been goina on ror &0me time, lnclud· lng the pr0jected use of several hundred thouulld cubic yards ol landfill to build up the creek's bank to keep nooctwaters away. But comblned with iJicreued 1edimentaticlG and debrla flow. lDa down the creek u a reauJt ol conatruction ln lll11lon Viejo and San luan Capiltraao, the cbances ol downstream Oooclnl are incNaMd, reelamaU. at· lorD911 arped.. Attonep for the develapen llarlborou•b Development ' Corl>· and Sterlln1 Homes - contended tbe environmental studlee were perfectly adequate under the law. Scoville agreed, 1aytnc the de-- velopen had proceeded ln a mannet' required by law. Tbe Dana Polot aewaae plant run by tbe Sout.beut ReCkJna.I Reclamation Autliorlty was cloeed down for severaJ .-. durtnt lut wlDt.er"1 beaVJ raim when water roae to ltvel1 mattns It lmpoulble to treat aewa1e. l•••r•l thou.and hlloaa of H•••• eaeb day ftowed Imo tbe ..... u • NIUlt. forclDI cloaure of aearbr beacbel for aeveraJ maatbl.. ' The Jim Bnn.nons call themselves typical res· ular1 at Ginaer•a. "a nlce, rn: place, more . Ute • club than a bar." Saya Brannon: • "You have to 1lve • Francee credit." . After all, abe smiles a . lot and prettJ• •P UM • place In her pink print dl'ftS wttb matebilll ,... earrln11 and aecilau. "And Mrt. Smltla ltaa worked at ota1w•1 la lub- urb&D· Sprinl Valley 11 yean-tlnce ahe WM• ..