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Home My WebLink About1980-09-02 - Orange Coast Pilot• BB Dump Kia• Remarks Reagan J!it 1 By President l INDEPENDENCE, )rlo. (AP)' --Prea1dent Carter accqaecJ bis . Republican opponent. Rouald J aeaeu. today or.~ to t "slun and illnualdoes" a1alnst ' the Soutb by bis remarks linking the region with the Ku Klux Klan. (Earlier story, Pase M) · The president, at a town meet· ing in former President Truman's hometown of Indepen- dence, pictured himself as a beleaguered president and un- derdog campaigner in the Truman mold, and made clear he expected to win re-election in November. • Before ~ speech, Carter vis· ited 1f!:uman's 95-year-old widow, Bess, at her home in In- dependence, where she ls con- Cln e d to a wheelchair. Af· terward, the president said be had a "very exciting visit" and that Mrs. Truman "seems to be getting well." Cuter was asked about the Reacan remark on his arrival at the airport in Kansas City, Mo., for a day of campaigning here. ••t. rese1>t very c)eepJy . wb't Ronald Beaian said about the South, about Alabama, and abOut Tuscumbia when he point- ed out en:ooeously that I opened Not e.er~lng in Orange County WU t the day before yesl.erciaQr. . Some qt the county's classic homes. built ID the early 1900I a:ad before, are beine preserved for paebilrlb. For a glimpse at four en~. see Paee AU. f ,. mJ~,iDtbebOllMOI~ Ku Klu:S ;!IC18A. .. the ~••ma uld. . Jleapa told a Labor l>a.y: ,. • dience at Detroit on 11~,J that Carter was "openlq lab campaign down in the city that gave birth to and ii the rreat body of the Ku Klux Klan.• While Reagan appeared Mon· day in New Jersey and Michigan, Carter kicked off bis re-election drive at a rally in Tuscumbia, Ala. The headquarters of tbe Knights or the Ku Klux Klan ii just outside Tuscumbia. The· Klan actually ori1htated in Pulaski, Tenn.. about 50 miles from Tllscumbia Klan memben demoostrated against Carter hours before be arrived. Carter denowicecl the Klan tn his Tuscumbia speech. Commenting on the Reasan remark, Carter said today that "any~ who resorts to alun and innuendoes againat a whole region of the country baaed on a false statement, a false premise, is not doing the South or our na· tioii"a IOOQseNtce:----• '''Ibis is oottbe time for a ean- didate trying to get some polit· cal advantage, totrytodivldeone region of the country from anotb~by alleging that the Ito (See CABTEB, Pa1e A2) .. Revenal Sought . W ASBJNGTON (AP). -Tbe nation's largest broadcast aroup Joined tbe major. networlr.I today. in aald.Da the U .s. Supreme Court to reverse a ruUq tUt the networks acte~ UD· reasonably in refaainl to ael1 President Carter air time lut December. • • • Debate City Invaded By~~eepy C.terpillars KETrLEMAN CITY CAP) - Creepy crawlers a re invading tbe homes and yards of this western San Joaquin Valley co"mmunity much to the irrita- tion of residents. Caterpillars have crawled into KetUeman City seemingly by tbe jillions from nearby cotton fields. ..When you get up in the mom- inl, the whole door is covered like a -etanket," Marla Avila said Monday. -.. I can't even step out the door," said Virginia Cortez. ''Tbft'!''S millioos of them." . Some enterprising rea1dents have dug trenches around their bomee to combat the ba1ty critten. The caterpillars can crawl into tbe trenches but tberoreticaUy aren't 1tron1 enoqb to crawl back out. Offtdai._ of the Kinaa Cowlty atriculture otftce, the health de- partment Od Westlake Farms, which owns tbe ·oearby eouon, haven't ftl\il'.ed 6llt bow to &et rid of tbl caterpWan. .1 Ironically, Westlake did not IJ)f&)' the cotton wttb ~d-. tbtl:JUrforfearu expoam, the ntarby resldente to toxic cbemlcal1,, 1ald company 19ronomlst Arthu.t Jlamm. "'.. lt. Waste Hazards Disputed A Huntington Beach Planning ComDllSSiOO decision on whether to excavate an abandoned chemical dump has been com- plicated by disagreement among state agencies, each seeking to protect a different portion of the environment. Jim Ba.mes, associate planner for the city. said the controversy re volves around four acr es southeast of the Bols a Chica Road and Warner A venue in- tersection that were used as a • dump site for petroleum re- finery wastes m the 1940s. The abandoned chemical site, which contains hazardous materials. Barnes said, is part. of a 12-acre plot on which a de· veloper has proposed to build 225 condominiums. Mola Development Co .. which owns the property, has agreed to excavate the toxic materials and h a ul them to a n approved landfill m West Covina. City planners agree with the city's fire department, the Stale Department of Health Services, the Santa Ana Regional Water Control Board and the de· veloper's consultant that the tox- ic SOil must be removed before construction is allowed. The fire department warns of a buildup of methane-gas at the site, which in 1963 became a county landfill. Fire Chief Ray Picard said it could become a severe fire haz.ard, although it is unlikely to explode. (See DUMP, Page AZl Coast Weather Sunny Wednesday after· noon after night ando"rnom- ing clouds clear. Lows tonight in mid 60s. Highs Wednesday 70 at the beaches, 80 inland. .i 1 j I ' . 1 I ~ I Another Ri1'al? n Pres1d~nt Carter gets a laugh out of the bu mper s ticke r presented to hjm by Kansas City Royals' super hitter George Bn•tt upon Carte r 's a rriva l in Kansas City today. Brett is hitting .401, which may pro- voke a bit of envy from ·the president. whose batting average ts considered a good deal lower. "'rtnn Page . I I TEACHERS n·1mrtl'dh off<•n•d ~' pt•rrem l J"t minuk t·11ntn1t•t nt•gottJ t 1on., \H•n• uncit·r w a\ in San .I n., c• T <' .i ch(' rs 1.n so m c \\ Jsh1ngtfln state• dt..,trtC'ls re Jl'l'lNI rontr:u·t uffor.., .md voted tu S('l up p1rkl•l hnl's today In lowJ, l>r C Howard \\ J ll ace t h'l'olog1an and .... pokcsman for the 13·member staff. said the dec1c;wn to pull tht• IJll'hls .it lhl' l 1n1v<.•rs1ty of pubuqut· Tht·olog1«:il St•mmar~ \\as madt• to allow m•got1at1ons to <.•ontmut• tn a "l<•ss strained" :itrnospht•n· Earlt(•r .... tudents votc•d to JO!n picket lint':. at th(• seminary to force a n•sumpt1on of talks wi th 13 t heologians str1k 1ng for higher salaries The teachers want a 12 per cent pay boost. but the umversi ty says it Wl ll go no higher than 8 percent Tht• av<•rage annual s.ila r y a t the un1vers1t y 1s St9.000 In Albdny N Y . mcanwtule. .1bout 75 offi ce workt•rs at the union headquarters of the New York E d ucators Associa tion \\.ent On Stnkt' <'3ey today. The people ho work for tt•Jchers wJnt w at thC' teacher.. ~et. said sµokcswoman Linda Ros<'nbl:tl I ~h<.• !-.atd st•niority salary rC' 11remcnt Jnd benefits issues werl' unsettled Packeting bt•gan Monday in Ph1 ladC'lph1a when thl• Board of t-:du<'al1on and t h (· 23,000 mem btor umon failed to sign a contra('t The Phlladclph1a Federation of Teache rs hoped lo c:los.c ... chools on Wednesd ay, when lt•acht!rs were to re port for two days of prt>parat1on Students .1n• dul' to report F'raday Some ll'a<'hers blocked en· I ranees to the Philadelphia school admmtstration build ing t his morning. refusin~ to allow non· union employ~ to enter T he PFT contract expired at 12·01 a m Monday The union as fighting a wage freeze and the lay off or 2.000 f urlough ed teachers and other t mployees School orficaals say the layoffs \\ere needed to balance their S751l m11l1on budhl'l for 1981. Tht•\ .tlso .want lo maintain the r u r ·r <' n t a " 1: r a g l' s a I a r .> o f S23.000 for the first year of a two.year contract Union president John Murray sa id teachers cannot accept a wage freeze. There also were strikes in three other Pennsylvania school districts and a contract vote pending in another district. DAILY PILOT ,,... Of ... ~ Doll• ....... Wllll -II 11 ,,.., .. -'"' ....... -.. "-·--_,. ... 0••-u.tl _,,,.,.. ~. 5-1 ... Pd··-·· ....... , ... -·· ..... _ ....... ... Celt• -..._, .. <I(~. """' ........ :::C~~"~: ~·~ ,';.•.;.:. ~Cft.t -...... s.c .... ,, -~t. , ............ C''1':.'i!::~~ ~,=: .• ,::-· p 0 .. _, .. _ •'o'*'-' •,_. ~i"-' ,. ... c..., 't/.c:e P'rpirdltftt •ftCI 0.,...• ~ ,,__ll_ ...... ,_,.,......,..... """ff ....... a..-N.U.. --~ ... Offlft• , C..la MtW )ltWftl I•' II-~ 8'Mt<fl "" ... C..11 "-' ........... """'" ""' _,, ._ .. ,. Cliff Jump Hurts Friend I.A JOLLA CAPl i\ man Jumped 80 fet•t off a dtff. landmg fet•t first on a I riend <tnd tnJuring ham St'\ t'rCI). cit~ ltfrguards SJ\ The :!().year old tnJured man, ~an John~on of San Diego, was takl•n to scr1pps Memorial Hospita l "1th a ruptured splec•n and severe kid ney 1nJurtes Lifeguards 1dentif1ed lhe other man as Charles C<.ts· lie. 24. of Escondido They botb jumped mlo shallow water Sunday off what 1s known as Dead man's CIJrf near La J oll a Cove. Castle suffe r e d minor bruises. Chancellor Of UCI Tells Of Burglary More than $30,000 worth of jewelry and ivory figunnes were s t olen over the La bor Day wee kend from the Newport Beach home of UC Irvme Chan· cellor Daniel Aldrich. Dr Aldrich. who returned to his Dover Shores ho m e la te Saturday after a three·week vacation. told police the crooks pried open a window and ransacked a bearoom and the dining room. He said they grabbed several diamond rings, a $10,000 sterling silver setting and six ivory carv· ing1, including one carved out of an entire elephant tusk. Police claim the burglary probably was committed late Saturday, afternoon after friends who'd been watching the home left and before Aldrich returned. Boat Blas"' \. Hurl,s Crew Into Water OXNARD <AP) -Three peo. pie were burned -one seriously -in a boat explosion and fire south of Anacapa Island. The three men were on a 40- foot pleasure craft out of Chan· nel Island harbor here doina some kind of refuelin1 with a five.gallon can when the can ex- 1>1oded, the Oxnard Fire Depart· ment said. All three were thrown tnio tbe water , officials said, one of them on fire. When a Coa11t Guard craft reached the ~. the pleasure craft wu aflame, but private boats bad picked up the three victims, who were taken to St. John's hospital lo Oxnard. Two men -Michael Sonnen, 56, and Mm Skfentmy. 25, were treated and releued. Both were reportedly from the Sant• Barbara area. The most 1erloualy burned, identified u 37-year-old .Frank Me11ano of Monteclto, waa tranafren'"1 to Sbennao Ow Burn Center where he waa deacrlbe4 u in teriOUl but •19· ble condlUon wilh th1rd-deiree bums on bil t•ce and I•••· Fr._P~Al DUMP ••. The Water Control Board warns that the toxic s ubstances could get into the city's water cable. Barnes said that several s hallow. private wells have been contaminated over the years a nd closed because of see page of hazardous s ubstances from the dump. The State Departme nt of He alth agrees that the _toxic material s hould be re moved, Barnes said However, lhe So-.Ua ~oeat. Air Quality Management District <SC A Q MD ) r e commq,nds against excavation because if would unle a s h chemical particles and gases into the at· mosphere. creating a bad odor and possibly a serious health ha zard to surrounding residents. Milton Kohut, spokesman for the SCAQMD s aid that carcinogens may be released if the site is excavated. He said that at least a strong odor woutd extend far beyond the boun· daries of Huntington Beach, creatlog a nulsance. .. We're hopeful, prayerful that it will only be an annoy~ee and not hazardous to health," Kohut said. The SCAQMD spokesman said the recommendation to leave tbe toxic material underground does not have the force of law and does not have jurisdl~Uon over the city's final decision. A Planning Commission study session is scheduled Sept. 9 and a public hearing is set for Sept. 16 at city hall to dlscuss the COD· troversy. Barnes said 1,800 residents Uv· ing within a half mile radius of the dump will be notified of tbe sessions. The city planner said tbe con· domtnlum project waa halted last Dec. 4, wben.concerna arose about tbe poulbility of toxic sub- stances at the site. The State agendes' recom· mendaticms are ln response to a private study of the site financed by the developer. Ba mes said. Kohut said the SCAQMD is monitoring a similar abandoned chemical dump site in Fullerton. ·'This b Jost the tip or t.be ice burg, and unfortunately. there's no simple solution." Kohut said of the vaeyin1 con· cerns of the different environ· mental agenc1es. "There are probably 50,000 abandoned sltea like these in tb~ nalion and they UJay become the bl neat ~lutlon problem ·in the country, ' be aafd. , Burglars Hit Mesa TV Shop Burl)an broke lnlo a Ciotta Mesa television sales and ~ 1bo9overtheLabot-Dayweebnd, police Nid, and took about $5,800 wortholmercbaodiH. Sbopownen Nid Uae haul fl'Om the llltel'Mtional TV it.ore at m . W. 19tb St. included two video ,... corden,avideocameraanctMYen televlalon1eta. Poll~saidtbethleveau.tedapey bar to eat.er lbe •Ide door o( a 1tora1eroocn • FromP.,,eAl ~ARTER ... Klux Klan 11 repraentati ve of the South or Alabama or Tuscumbia. Ala." •'When I have to make a tough decision," said Carter in re· marb for delivery to a town meetin1 at Truman Hi&b School, ··1 tb1lik about tbe ~tough de· cislona Harry Truman had to make. "When I have to take a s tep that. ls not eop_ular, [think abo.ut the unpopuJartty Harry Truman had to suffer before he was fmaJ. ly vlndlcated. "When I am ciriUclzed in the media or elsewhere. I think of the far worse criticism he had to endure. "When t look at the public opinion polls. I re call what Truman said about those polls and what he did lo those polls in 1948." It was the second day of a re· election campaign in which Carter is portraying himself as the underdog, as a pro ud Southerner and as a Democrat in tbe tradition of Franklin D Roosevelt and Truman. That compos ite pi c ture etneJ1ed Monday from Carter's appearances in Alabama and at the White House for the tra_dl· ttonal Labor Day kickoff of the general election campaign. S..rt Kid Actress Jodie Foster, who starred in such movies as .. Taxi Driver," "Bugsy Malone" and "Candlesboe," bas enrolled as a freshman at Yale University. She was valedictorian of her high school class in Los Angeles. 1 • .... ·~·-"ma• -U1\IJ~Mfd-";f " N~·\O Ua$, ... IOtDl4-ki4' •fe .. titve to drqp o\llt ?Mte• die WCllR't b.a\te mo~ QM>niy,'' w I id. J. ='! :Sm::;.:f> dlq> ~ 1't~ RUliUDitoa .. •ach 811h -.001 ·~~ra. wete chONn -o-.r U·~, eom~I bailidl o upret.nl Callfor•l• In Macy's parade, Mrs. Glenn said. She said neither the Hunt· ington Beach Union Hi&h School District nor the city council has offered any financial assistance for the five~ay tl'tp. "lf this were Podunk, the whole state would be rallying around these kids,'' she s aid. But in Huntington Beach, sbe said. band, drill team an<t nag squad members have bad doors slammed in their faces while selling candy and other items to raise money for the trip. Welcoming private donations. Mrs. Glenn said. "If people would come to our concerts, that money would also go toward the trip." She said the band members have had a "multitude of fund raising activities," holding marathons, selling candy, and collectin& aluminum cans and newspapers "unti l s ome people's homes were veritable fire traps." The youths are also us ang money they have m ade from their jobs to go to New York an November, she added She said each me mber of the band, drill team and nag squad would need $560 for transport.a tion and rooms. plus money for food , sightseeing trips and warm clothing. "There a re two dozen kids who never s ig ned up to go because they didn't h<.1ve thl' money," Mrs Glenn :.aid . "There are others who arl' us 1n g gradua tion m o ney o r gr andma's bonds Then there are other kids who an• working like dogs to raise the money · M r s . G I e n n s a 1 d a n ) o n l' wishing to assist the band can call her at5364926. Iran Studies Muskie Note By The A.ssodated PTess Mohammad Ali Reja1, Iran 's new prime minister. is studying an appeal from Secretary of St.ate Edmund S. Muskie for tbe early, safe release of the 52 American hostages spending their 304th day in captivity today. Pars, the official Iranian news agency. said Rejai would discuss his response to Muskie's letter al his "next public interview " It ga ve no indication when the in· tervie w would be or what Reja1's answer might be. State D e partm e nt s pokeswoman Sondra McCarty said Muskie sent a letter to Reja1 "on the occassion of the new prime ministers appointment . calling his attention to the hostage issue and urging the hostages· early and safe release ." 4th Storm Loo1D8 MIAMI (AP) -A tropical depressioo in the central Allan· Uc Ocean is a likely candidate for the 1S60 Atlantic hurricane season's fourth tropical storm. forecasters say. Cleveland Forest Shut Areas of the Cleveland · N Uonal .roreat m Orana~ CO'liDt)' bave been closed to tbe pa because QI •xtrwme ftre hazard'. of· ftcia a,.Sd. Tbe Orange Coun t y St_.riff'• Department 1aid It was notified of the clotu,re M 12:30 p.m. Sun· day. ~ clolure will re· cqaln ln efle<!t until rtre danaer eaaea. The national forest cov· «I ISlUCh of lb• Santa Ana Mountalns in thl' eastern portion of the count_\ f"rofft Pag .. .-1 I BEACH ... weekday " Roughly R5 000 peo pie showed up Mondu~ .ind only one rescue was reported L i feg uards in Newpo r t s peculated that sun buffs. who we r e blessed wit h a warm sprang may have had cnou~h of the beach for one Sl•ason In Laguna Reat·h. \\ht·n· lht• wa ter droppl'd to J n1pp~ fi-t degrees, a bout 28.0110 p t·opl<· turned out Monday while· onh 20,000 visitors sho\\.c!I up th1· other two days At Cypress Shores . ..1 µn\ali- slrand in the San Cle m£>nll• a1 ,.,, lireguards had tc~r<'~ll<· \I.1th .1 beached sea hon that h11 11111 beach visit.or und took .... \\ 1p1.·-. ,11 st.>veral othc•rs T ht.• 125 11ourHJ ..,1.·a lion \\ ..... hnall) loadt•d info .1 l1IPJ.W.irif Jeep and turm•d O\t r lo Fn1·111l of Sea Lions J L1g11n:i Bc·.11 h based ~roup Crowds at ~an ('ll•nwn11· h it .1 high or IH.000 on :'1111111!.1\ llnb 10 000 pt•oplt• ..,hO\\l'fl up :-.J1111 du' .incl Sund.n Pair Hold Up Huntin~on Gas Statio11 lfuntini..tton Bt•.ich police ar 1· :o.t.'archlng for two b.rndtb \l.h11 bound a servJC'l' "'Lil ton .1t tend an t Mondav .tnd \L11tc•d 1111 customers for 1~ minute·.., 10 con c·eal lhl'tr alh•mph 111 IJn•J\.. tnl11 th(> station 's safr The pair f:.11lNl ..11 sL1fetTal k tn~ howcH•r . and Ot•ci w 1th uboul $200 that had not ht•1.•n plarPd in th(• safe. pohce "Jld The holdup occurred at 5.30 p.m at the Su~r 7 station at 10001 Adams Ave. Police said two men enterect the :-.tat1on. d 1spl a~ cd a blue ~teel revoln•r fo rced !ht• lunr atr"endant into .i hack room and taped ht s hands to~t•thPr Tht• at· tend ant also \\.as "' rurk in th1· head by tht· "cvolvl'r. pof11 t' :.aid Morgan's Mad At Burglars Burglars forced open a Wtn· dow to enter Mad Do~ Morgan'<> bar. 2642 Newport Blvd early Sunday in Costa Me:-.a. poltC<' re ported T a ken, t he har p roprietor s aid, was an electronics cash register worth about SJ.500 and about $216 in cash The thieves left through a door police added •1 •&EDB&IClllCllO ... ~ ........ The 0r.,. co .., Board ~ Supervtaon Mt tbe whee lD mOUoD t.odl)' tor •Yi,_..,... lt\ldMi 00 the UM ol Dtw ud quieter llcDouell DouilN DC .. super eo ~ at John Wayne Tc.womla, one or two jet · atr camera ~attn& at the airport, ls ac to take de- livery on four of tbe new $16 m pa.. lD January, and II ... klal pe.nn.tu!oo to fty them to aDdlrOm the airport. Tit• eavlronmenlal ttud1H wUl determine the new alrplane'a effect on ontolDI airport concerna, lnchadln1 · nolae, ,_.::J'. Ule and pauqer terminal . A ftDa1 decision on tbe uae ~ tbe new aircraft at the airport will not occur until after the 1tudtea are comple ted and ·· Klan Reference publle lleartqJ are held. Today'a ac:tkla WU propaMd 1:>.1 flftb Dl1trlct Su"nlsor Tbomu alley. wbo. lD a leUcr to the board, IAld tbe SUper IO la "aatontablntl)' quiet" when compared to other jet.a lD uae at tb• airport. RlleY uid in bia letter tbat notae testa coaducted duriq an A us. 1' clemonatratiOD ol the Super IO abowecl lt to be an averaie ~ 7.2 dedbela quieter Ca1·ter Hits Reagan I 'Slurs' on South INDEPENDENCE , Mo. CAP) -President Carter accused bis Republican opponent, Ronald Reagan, today of resorting to "slurs and innuendoes" against the South by his remarks lin.ldng tbe reaion with the Ku Klux Klan. <Earlier story , Page A4) The president, at a town meet· i ng in form e r Pres ident Truman's hometown of lndepen.- dence, pictured himself as a beleaguered president and un· derdo~ c ampaigner in the Wltlalaeld Negatives Editor of Campus Paper Sentenced Mark McKinnon of the Daily Texan left the courtroom with Truman mold, and made clear he expected to win re-election ln November. Before bis speeeh, Carter vii· lted Truman's 95.year-Md widow. Bess, al her bome ln ID· dependence, where she iJl COO· fined to a wheelchair. Af· terward. the president aaJd be had a "very exCitin1 visit" and that II.rs. Truman "see1111 to be gettlna well." Carter wu uted about tbe Reagan remark on h1I arrival at the airport lD Kansu Cit.,, Mo., for a day °'" campaiptn1 here. "I reseat very deeply what Ronald Reaaan said about the South, about Alabama, and about Tbacumbla when he point· ed out erroneously that I opened my campaign to the home of the Ku Klux Klan," the presldent AUSTIN, Texas (AP) -A judge sentenced a student n'wspaper editor to jail today for refosin~ to relinquish ne1atives ol pbotofrapba tallen dunnc a disturbance at the Univel'lit.y of Texas. his lawyer. .-said. Tbe sentence was not lm· mediately imposed, and editor "I 1.mdenland you are a ~ of principle and strong con.tc· tiona," County Court-at·Law Judie Joa Wiaaer told llclOn, non. W i.sser also fined M cK.lnnoa $100 after the editor refused to Chancellor ef)J CI Tells {){Burglary More than $30,000 worth of jewelry and Ivory figurines were stolen over the Labor Day weekend from tbe Newport Beach home of UC Irvine Chan· cellor Daniel Aldrich. ' allow the judge to inspect the negatives. The judge w.anted to see if the negatives were the same ones sought by pros· ecutors of 16 Middle Eastern students wbo allegedly booed and beclded Fereydoun Hov· eyda, former Iranian am· baasador to the United Nations, during a campus speech. Dr. Aldrich, who returned to bia Dover Shores home late Saturday after a three.week vacation, told police the crooks pried open a window and ransacked a bedroom and the dinlnl room. He said tbey grabbed several diamond rings, a $10,000 sterling altver aettin8 and sis ivory carv· tnp, includ.iDI one carved out of an entire elePbant tusk. Police claim the burglary probably was committed late SaturdaJ. afternoon after friends A\ho'd been watching the home . rett and before Aldrich returned. Wisser said he bad no doubt that three envelopes of negatives contained pictures of the Jan. 31 incident, which OC· curred before McKinnon, a senior from Denver, was elected editor. McKinnon's lawyer,_Jlm Geor1e, asked Wisser to ~Y the contempt of court penally so he could appeal to the Teu.s Court of Criminal Appeals. George pleaded that it mi8ht .,, difflcuft to contact appeals judges the day after Labor bay, but Wisser reminded Georae that there "waa a big football game, and the judges will prob- ably be in town because of that.'' lteapn told • Labor Day h· dience at Detroit o~ Monday tbat Carter waa "oPeldq bll cam~ down in u.. cttt $111 c; ~ tbe ru ~c:.x .. iJ!:. R8'-1 Wblle Reagan appe..,ed llon· day in New Jersey and Michigan, carter kicked off hla re·electlon drive at a rally in Tuscumbia, Ala. The headquarters of the - (See CASTER, Pase AZ) Opry Singer Shot by Cop NASHVIU.E, Tenn. (AP) -A policeman'• stray bullet put a veteran Grand Old Opry performer ln the hospital when officers fired at a youn1 burrilary suspect, authorities say. Hubert Gregory, 11. a member of the Frult Jar Drtnken, oae ~ the orig:inai performtn1 P'OUPI OD WSM radio's COUDtry·IDUlic abow, was lD aatiafactory C!ODdl· tlon with a bullet wound ID tbe . leg. 'He wq returning home after takin& nti"Wife to cburcb when he 1ot caught in the middle ol a police cbaae. - Your Hometown Dally Ne•·~paper C/N TWENTY-FIVE CENTS than t.6e IJoeili1'IS7. That fl1ure waa disputed before tbie board by Newport Beach naldlot Dou1 Parmeo· Utr Ir. Parmentier, reading from a letter add.reaaed to the DaJly Pilot. uld hl8 ftlures •bowed tbat the plane waa an averaie of s.e dedbela quieter than tbe 'IJ7. Rt allo crlticbecl the location aeled.ed by McDonnell Doualu tor penom to Uaten to the dem· onstration fugbt, saying it did not reflect what Is heard in neiahbol'bood areas farther from the airport.. "My wife thought the DC-9 Super 80 was louder," Parmen· tier said. Parmentier also objected to the weight placed on board the Super 80 for the test. Though the demonstration was said to be equal that of a 737, Parmentier pointed out that the Super 80 &ctually can l'arry 43 more passengers and should have been weighted accordingly The issue of runway hfe may be a touchy one in lhe upcoming environmental studi es. Current- ly, planes with a gross takeoff weight of 95,000 pounds can't use John Wayne Airport Air Cali fornia has proposed the weight restriction be eased lo 128,000 pounds to accom· <See S1'UDY, Page AZ) THE PARTY'S OYER-8UN SETS ON ANOTHER SUMMER ALONG ORANGE COAST Labor 0., Weekend M•rb Tredldonal End of Summer; Beach•• Aetur!'ed to Natives Summertime Passes P-facidly on Coast Labor. Day weekend, the bomeatretch of summer that typically lures thousands to the beaches, paaaed relatively peacefully alqng the Orange Cout. Lifepard.s from Seal Beach to San Clemente reported li&ht crowds and few rescues. Surf, alone the Orange Coast, was con1ldered tmall and sloppy. Water temperatures were bl'lsk. An otbenri.le peaceful t.b.ree- day weekend in Huntington Beacb waa d.1arupted late SUn· day when a State lifeguard tower near Newland Street ex· ploded. Two rangers, standing only 30 yards from the tower at the Ume, aald they found some ex· ploaiv• taped to a portion of the stand. They estimated the damaae at $3,000 and said. t!le incident is under lnveaUaaljlb. Early momtna cloom, euarcts aaJd, t'Olltribut.ed to the small crowds in Huntington where on· ly 125,000 people visited both Bolaa Chica and Huntington !lllsaagatSea state beaches during the lhree- day holiday. The mile-stretch of city ftlld in Huntington drew 42,000 beacbgoers Monday and smaller figures the other two days. Lifeguards made 65 rescues dur- in' the holiday weekend. In Newport Beach, the crowds were said to be "typical -for a weekday." Roughly 85,000 peo- ple showed up Monday and onJy one rescue was reported. Lifeguards in N e wport speculated that sun buffs, who were blessed wlth a warm spring may have bad enough of Pl~~~~hforoneseason. In Laguna Beach, where the water dropped to a nippy 64 degrees, about 28 ,000 people turned out Monday while only 20,000 visitors s howed up the other two days. At Cypress Shores, a private strand in the San Clemente area, lifeguards had to wrestle with a beached sea lion that bit one beach visitor and took swipes at several others. (See BEACH, Page AZ) Surfer's Buddies Hope for Survival \ Llfesuard.s, who noted doz.ens of concerned persons have called re1ularly seeking news on the mlta~ surfer, said ~arch er. fora for Schultz were called off Friday morning because of heavy fo1. Blasell said his friend wu Q9l the sort to "Just vanish. He bad way too much goin& for him. He wu very popular and was a good turf er. Llfeparda aald the day Schult.I nnl1bed, turf wu amall and no unutual ocean condltlona present. Q..,4,.NC HOMES BEING S4.J'ED. Not everytblb1 lo Oraa1e County was built the day before 1•tmlAY· Some of the county'• claaaJc bomn, built in the early llOOI and befcn. are beinl preserved for palteril)'. For a 1Umpse at f ov aampl11. aee Pase AU. Report Fee Going Up In Mesa? A plan that could triple charges to developers who must submit environmental impact reports to the City of Costa Mesa is to be con· sidered by the Caty Co uncil tonight The council has scheduled a public hearing on a proposed new system for processing EIRs . documents that descri be the ef· feet of building projects on city st r eets . to s urrou n di n g ne ighbor hoods and pu blic facilities City planners have argued that the current system often leaves questions regardtng the real im· pact of development on the city up in the air They propose that all contact between the developer and the fi rms authorized by the city t.o draw up environmental impact reports be eliminated and that the real cost to the city for processmg the completed documents be passed on to the developers. Currently. the city charges S250 to process an already completed El R submitted by the developer. Proposed is a fee covering ac· tu al city staff processing t1 me and overhead costs On larger pro1ects, said DouR <Stt EIR, Page A2 ) Or:Aoast -~ Weather Sunny Wednesday after noon after night and morn ing clouds clear. Lows tonight in mid 60s. Highs We d nesday 70 at t he beach~. 80 inland. INSIDE TODAY CaLifonua Youth Authontu counaelon sau higher·upa punuh ltaff tt• who complain about the n ate agtnq(• inef /tcti~ TM CY A nuds failure• to aep going. one al le~• ~Page A1 latlex At Y-._.. All ,_._... aJ • ._-....ca a Mii~ a L.M.~ MMe•'" ... , ....... 9Wlla11-'-M CMltlllnlle Al °' .... c-., .. ~ CJ ... 1c ...-.. M,CJ ca.et.... OU I. c.t. ,._ Atl ClMlk.a Atl 9-U at-4 C..-AttAet•...._ U 0..-..._• 9 TIMorlU. .. ......... M 'nlMUn 9W ...... .._.. aw-• .. .,.._.... cw~"-M ..__. a ' - . I I t I J: I l • h c b b I ' fl b a .. > f, a r n DETRO <APt -R • told 11rto worhn _ owd t. in ita OWft ln\ to •low • of t&ll to the United Sta\u "whUt our lnd\Llll')I l«I back ao 111 fMl." (Rela\*9 1tor)'. A4> The Republh:an pr Id ntlal nominee d&llttf'M b1a • a be atood In front ot a Oryr.t r Corp rtamptftl plant wh{cb pijd~ th bodle ur th n w "K can .. wt ..,. Chry1ltr'1 hOpe for a revlv~-d futul't' RH1an woa booed by many workera aa he wu tnLrod.aced by Lff l•cocca, the company'• chairman, bul the boCll were quickly m1atcht-d by chHra. 'IV u .. , 11..tfl I• l•rl .... f HOLLYWOOD (APl -Denny Geor1eT1rno. tollbeayn· dicated TV disco a how ··Dan~ P'ever.'' wu arretted la con.nectlon with tbrealenln1 to break throuah the doon of a Hollywood produc • lion atudio, potice said today Temo. Z1 , of Los An1elea, wbo alao 1ave bi• name •• Denni.a Mahan, allegedly threatened to break lhroulh the doors ol Merv G rirfin Studt<>li on North Vine Street on Mooday with a •lncb bUly club, l.o6Angeles police Set RussKustersa1d. "Dance Fever" is a product1onoflllervGrifftnStudios. Terno was arrested without mcadenl for lnvesti1aUon of car· ryane tht> weapon. a felony. Kuster said. Bonno•o, .'W.-plwte •••• c .. m.-ied SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -A federal iud1e found reputed Mafia boss Joseph Bonanno Sr. and his nephew aunty t.oday of consplrina to obstruct justice The ruline was filed by U.S. District Judae William In1ram and followed a 14-week trial that ended July 24. The two were accused of mterlering with a federal grand jury lnveati1atin1 possible money laundering in Bonanno family businesses. Sentencing was put off until a future court hearing. The maximum penalty for Bonanno would be five years in prison and for Jack D1Fihppi, 20 years in prison. Beary Toll Feor.-d In Flood GUADALA.JARA , Mexico CAP) -A flash flood swept through the town of Arandas, about 40 miles east of here, kllline four and leaving about 100 missing and feared dead, authorities said today ·:we lhlnk there are going to be many more" dead, said a hospital spokesman in Arandas Police and Red Cross officials said torrential rains began drenching the town about 5 p.m . Monday, causing the Rio Colorado to rise more than 10 feet in eight hours lion 11 .. ld In Corf Pr Tlareaf INDEPENDENCE . Mo (AP) -A man who allegedly made a threat against President Carter was taken into custody today by Secret Service agents and city police across the street from the high school where the president spoke. Kansas City police chief Norman Caron said the man was arrested for allegedly m aking a threat by telephone against Carter on Monday The roan was arrested after dnving on the lot of an auto dealership across from the high school. Fr .. r-.AI EIR .•. Clark, a~s1stanl city planner, the cost at about $15 an hour - could rea<:h about$900 He said costs on smaller proJ- ects. though, probably would re· m ;.11n somewhat below $300 • L'nder the proposed new plan, "'hll'h c·ould bt• approved by res olut111n at the 6 30 p m meeting at ii Fair Drive. the City Council would name a farm from a hst of about a dozen to draft future E IRs Or. the proposal suggests. the city could order the planning staff to draft an EIR with .some help from outs a de firm~ Actual drafting of EIR~. wtuch are then processed by the plan· ning staff, cost up to $9,000 a cost that still will be borne by the developers Cleveland Fotest Shut Areas of the Cleveland National Forest m <n-ange County have been closed to the public because of extreme fire hazard of fic1als said The O r an ge County Sheriff's Department s aid 1t was not1 f1ed of the closure al 12 30 p m SU1\ day The closure will re main in effect until fire danger eases. The national forest cov ers much of the Santa Ana Mountains in the eastern portion of the county ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT lf\if Ck<Ml9f C..\1 Oauy Poot •1th -"'<" '' lon'ltMIW4 1'-H . .-w\ Prtt\ 1t P\llbli""'"9 0¥ IN Ore,,... Cou l ~1\ll4ng Comoe"Y S.O.r•t• f'Ct1t1tint .,.. ~l\llilll'cl ~, Uu~ FrfO..'t tor Cnt• Met-1 ,..•OOfl ft••" HWftt•""'°" B••l" '•Wftla1n V•ll•1 lr¥1"• Let""' IN<" \oueP'I Coe•I A Wf'liO"t r•q Ol'le l fdJt'Oft , "*htM4 s.Mwctien..,. ~ •• , T~ IM'tf'Ktoe• INOl•Jft•,.. .,..,., '' •• no We\t ••• \t'"' po k • U•. totlf Mitw C.ehf.,I'\•• t1Ut ·~-,.,,,.Oitf\tt"C9~1~r J•O• (•'-' VK e Pr•t•nt •r"41 c..n....i Mil~• ~H-•f"<fM ld•let ,._,. 111 ...... ... ..,.,...,.,.r ... ..,,. ~" "'-A•U41Unl ~Mti"I fd1t« T~itei?t•) .. 2-4321 CfHtlfled AdH,.lllf11M2•Mn ,,o.,,~C.._.,M ........ Airport '80: Plane Blocks OCRummy Five John Wayne Airport· bound commercial Jets were or· dered to circle the airport or land elsewhere Monday after noon when a twin engine airplane broke down m the mid die of the runway There were no injuries but al took crews more than an hour to remove the stranded Cessna They said the plane's landing gear crumpled after landing. Three Air California nights were diverted to Ontario Airport where passengers waited and were later flown '1lto the Orange County airport. Two Hu.ghes ~irwest rughts also expenenced a similar hour. long delay Sheriffs deputies didn't have the name of the pilot and lbe three passengers aboard the plane_ They said the private airplane was beading for Los Angeles International Airport Youth Held In Attack By Chemical' A 19-year-Qld Huntineton Beach youth was arrested early Sunday in Newport Beach aft.er be allegedly pulled out a can of dog repellent and sprayed It In a man's face. Michael James Purinston Ill 21311 Seaspnte Circle wu ar- rested near 53rd Street and Seashore Drive after the victim phoned pollco to repOrt tlMt Incl· dent. Purtngtoo, police aald, wu ar- rested OQ a cbar1e of usault wttb a caustic chemical. He b belnl held 00 $25.000 ball. ln· veatieaton assert Purinltoo was rldinl aloat the beadl cxi a bicycle and spraytCI the UD· named vtctlm (wbo waa not botpitalbed) wlthout provoca· Uoo. Boat Blmt ffur/,s Crew Imo Water OXNARD (AP) -Three 'i?-· pie were burned -one serio in a boat explosion and ire south of Anacapa Island. The three men were on a 40· foot pleasure craft out of Chan- nel Island harbor here doing some kind or refueling with a five-gallon can when the can ex· ploded, the Oxnard Fire Depart- ment said. All three were thrown into the water , officials said, one of them on fire When a Coast Guard craft reached the scene, the pleasure craft was aflame, but private boats had picked up the three victims, who were taken to St. John's hospital in Oxnard. Two men -Michael Sonnen, 56, and Mark Skrenlmy, 25, were treated and released. Both were reportedly from the Santa Barbara area. The most seriously burned identified as 37-year-old Frank Messano of Montecito, was transfrerred to Sbennan Oaks Burn Center where he was described as ln serious but sta· ble condition with third-degree burns on his face and legs. Burglars Hit . Mesa TV Shop Burglan broke into a Costa Mesa television sales and repair shop overthe Labor Day weekend, police said, and took about SS,600· wortbofmercltandise. ~ Shop owners said the haul from the lntemational TV atore at 573 W. 19th St. included two video re· corders, a videocameraandseven televilionseta. PoUcetaldthetblevesuaedapry bar to enter the side door of a stora1eroom. Cliff Jwnp ffUns Friend LA JOLLA (AP> -A man jumped 80 feet off a cWf, landlha feet first on a friend and injurin1 bim 1everely. city lifeauard.s say . Actress Jodie Foster. who starred in such movies as "Taxi Ori ver." "Bugsy Malone" and ''Candleshoe," has enrolled as a freshman at Yale University. She was valedictorian of her high school class in Los Angeles Mesa Eyes ~(Block Properties Costa Mesa's Redevelopment Agency, actually the City Coun· cil, is expected to authorize con· demnation action Wednesday night to secure the last properties required for the so-called Fidelity Block downtown. Sought are four properties shll owned by private individuals Expected to be condemned dur· • ing the 7:30 p.m . meeting at 77 Fair Drive is the Ann Rowley parcel which houses a beauty sup- ply firm at 543W.'19th St January appraisals lndicated the property is worth about $350,000. Also scheduled for condemna· tion is Erwin F Tonne's apart menl house al 517 Center St . valued at about $120,000, city of ficials note. Two properties owned by Andre Schiff. a guitar repair shop at 513 Center and a storage facility at 509 Center, also are scheduled for condemnation. Total value of the two is listed aU160,000 The Redevelopment Agency is expected to spend a total of about $7.5 million in securing all of the properties in the downtown Fidelity Block when purchases are completed. Tbe acenoy already has named Pacific Federal Savings as de- veloper for the redevelopment project that is expected lo result in specially shops and parking m the heart of the downtown area Funds for the land purchases - about half borrowed from the city's general fund come through a special tax on all prop· e rties in the redevelopment areas. Frona Page ,, I BEACH. • • The 125-pound sea lion was finally loaded into a lifeguard jeep and turned over to Friend of Sea Lions. a Laguna Beach· based eroup. Crowds at San Clemente hit a high ef 18,QOO on Monday. Only 10,000 people showed up 5tatur- day and Sunday. Boy Safe Mt er Kidnap SAN FRANCISCO <AP> Police remain mystified by the re turn of 4-year-old Christopher Grant, an apparent kidnap victim found scampering around in new clothes two days after he wan dered from his parents The boy was found near the Hall of Justice building Monday wear ing new shoes, a jacket and a Snoopy T-shirt. Authorities said there was no evidence he had been molested · His parents, Irving and Yolan da Grant, called police Fnday after the boy walked out of a fast food store and quickly d1sap pearedinthecrowds , They spent the weekend walk mg Market Setret with a picture of the boy, hoping lo rind someone whohadseenhim. "Somebody ovbv1ously took him downtown and told ham to 'run mto that building',·· police m spector Duane Otis speculated after the boy was found apparent Jy unha rmed in the Hall of Justice. ··we don't know where he's been, who he's been with or what he's been doing," Olis said The boy's parents threw a p;.ir t y for him Mo nda y, bul Christopher hasn't provided any clues about the mystery Frona Page :I I STUDY ... modate the heavier Super 80 Airport officials have said that easing or the weight restnct1on could shorten runway hfe The current runways, which have a 20-year life span were constructed in 1969 and have nine years of service left said Supervisor Edison M 1ller Two Men Slain .-:- In LA Robbery LOS ANGELES <A P > Two men were shollo death and a third was seriously wounded dunng a holdup a t Paxton Park an Pacoima Investigators saad the three were shot m the park by three a rmed suspects who demanded money. The suspects opened fare. s hooting the two vactams. police said, but one staggered out mto the road and was hit by a van that sped off. loot Seems Suitable Anyone who would try and walk out with police property nght under the noses of a station full of of ficers must be c razy. right? That's what happened m . San Clem ente over the weekend when a 21-year· old suspect reportedly tried to make off with the contraband. As might be expected, officers spotted the thief and arrested him. They returned the property to the jail area. It was a straitjacket a P Wor•,....'° I 12 1·1-ar~ \ oung Wu Yungan~ nd<·-. has h1n C'll• ul lht· agt• of 11~ an h.1s vallugt• 1n nnrlh'-\1•s t C'h1nc.1 Wu sa~" thl· sl·trl't of his longct1v1t~ hes an opt1m1sm phy!:.aeul exerC't'>e and a moderate life City Invaded By Creepy Caterpillars KFTTl.E~.\".; <'ITY 1AP1 <'rt•t'P\ <'r••"' lt-r.., .1r" In\ 41d1ng tht• huml'S and \ Jrd ... <1f this \\£•:-.tern San Joaquin \'i.1Jlc, communtl~ mut'h Ill thl' 1rnt~ t1on of r(':-.tdents l'atcrp1llars havt• n<iwled anto K<>tllt•man City st•t·m1nl!IY b) !ht• Jtlhons from neartl\ t'ollo11 f1('lds · 'Wht•n \llU ~1·t 11111n lht· morn mg, tht• "hnll· door 1s co\ er~ like a blanl.t•\ .\1.inJ /\vlla said Monda\ '' l can't even st<'p out the door.· said \1rgrn1a Cortez "There's malhons of them. Some enterpns ing residents h a \ c d u g t re n <' h e .., a r 11 u n d thetr home-.. to comhJt l h<· hail"\ craltt.>rs The c·at<'rplllar ... <·an c· r a"' I 1 n to l ht• l re n c· ht' s h u 1 tht•r<irt•t1talh ari•n I '>trong 1>nough to era"' l bark out Offlc1ab of lhl• K mg-.. Count' agnrulture offH'<'. the ht•alth de partmPnt and Westlake Farm, which owns the nearby cotton. haven't figured out how to get rad of the c•atc•rp1Jlars l ronacall~. Westlake did not spru~ the cotton with pesttc1des this year for fear of ex posing the nearby res id ('nts to toxic ch e mica ls, s aid t'o mpany agronomist Arthur Ramm. Murders Probed LOS ANGELES IA P > Delee lives now believe that the murder of four unsuspecting people m a West Los Angeles neighborhood could have been gang related -~ Arab Defense Boosted Syria Agrees to Proposed Merger With Libya DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) - Syrian President Hafez Assad has agreed to a proposed merger of bis nation with Libya in an effort to strengthen Arab defenses against Israel, the Syrian govern- ment said today. The government said Assad telegraphed his acceptance of Libya's leader Col. Moammar Khadafy minutes after Khadaly proposed the merger Monday in a speech in Tripoli, the Libyan capital. 1be speech marked the 11th anniversary or Khadaly's overthrow of the Libyan monarchy. Diplomatic sources here said they expected Kbadafy to visit Damascus soon to discuss the pro- posal. But a Western diplomat in Beirut, Lebanon said he could not take the unity plan seriously until he knew the results or those dis- cussions. The diplomat said the distances between the countries -~miles by air over Egypt, the Sinai Peninsula and Israel -would make milltary cooperation between their Soviet-equipped armies difficult, although Khadaf y's oil wealth could booet Assad'• eft'orts to upgrade bis de- fenses. Alt.bouall Assad bas tenlatively •&Teed to Khada!y's proposal, it remains to be seen what form the mereer could actually take and ICMADAl'Y ASS.AD how fast it can be realized. It is the third attempt by both Khadaly and Syria to merge with another Arab nation. Syrian Prime Minister Abdel Rauf El Kassem was among the 50,000 in Tripoli's main square for the anniversary celebration, and Khadaly's speech was broadcast live on both Syrian and Libyan television. Khadafy, a vocal foe of Israel who has never sent troops to fight the Jewish nation, lauded Syria for refusing to negotiate with Israel, accused E$tY1>ti&n Presi- dent Anwar Sadat of "defeatist, treacherous" policies and said Libya has a responalbillty to de- fend Lebanon aeainst Israeli raids into southern Leba.Aon. A combined Syrian·Lybian state would b8'Ve a pc)pulation of 12 million with 242,000 men under a r ma, 4,600 tanks and 51*> alrcrafl, military analysts said. Israel can mobilze an army of 378,000, with 3,050 tanks and 576 combat aircraft, including the U.S. made F -15, recognized as the world's mostsophisticat.ed war planes. Syrian and Israeli jets fought an air battle over Lebanon Aug. 24, and Syria lost one Soviet-made MiG-21. Last year, the Syrians lost nine jets in similar clashes, with the Israeli's losing none. In airing his proposal, Kbadaly also charged that the United States is willing to go to war against Saudi Arabia, Libya's and other oil-.Droducing nations to preserve its ~cess to petroleum. And he proposed to sell Libyan oil at discount prices to Libya's friends, suggesting $20 a barrel compared to the current top price or more than $37. Khadafy has tried to act u suc- cessor to the late President Gamal Abdel Nasser of Eeypt, the cbtef mover for Arab unity in the 1960s, but has been even less s uccessful at expanding his ter- ritory than Nasser. Judge Mulls Os\fald Dig DAIL y PILOT A3 (]p, (]p and A teag Skim boarding used to be a fairly sedate little seaside sport whose practitioners would run along the beach, flop a piece 01 plywood on the shallow water left by a re- ceding wave, jump on and see how fast and how tar they could go before they ran out of water. But the sport has changed Evidence of th at are these trick!-> performed Saturday by Matt Pohlhammer. 18, El Toro, during skim boarding rompet1 lion at Laguna's Victoria Beach Tourney Called 'Fishy' Moo~ CtUt Bait Upon the Waters GLOUC~ER, Mass. (AP) - Unification Church officials say their members won all but $3,000 in a $100,000 cburcb·backed fish· Ing tournament because the church members were superior fishermen. One fisherman who is not a member agreed. Local fishermen boycotted the World Tuna Tournament in pro- test of its sponsorship by com- panies afftllated with the Rev. Sun Myung Moon's church. Sunday, five proteatert picket- ed out1lde • eburob-owoed waterfront restaurant where aw arda were presented to the win· ners, four of whom fished in boats owned or chartered by Moon's tuna trading companies. Aidan Barry, vice chairman or the tournament and director of the Unification Church in New England. said one-third of the tuna booked after the event began Aug. 24 were caught by church members. · Barry said tha~ was because they are superior fishermen. "They're the first ones out there, the last to leave at night, and UWy keep their concentration on what t.bey're doing all the time," said Joy Erbine, another tournament official. At least one Gloucester tuna ®.aler<fi!agreed. "U you don't have a wife or anytbi.oJI to go bome lo at night, and if all your expenses are taken care of for you, you stay out fishing," said Mike Purcell, a tuna dealer. However, a Rhode Island fish- erman who initially offered similar complaints changed his mind. Recently. I received a letter from a very dear friend from my college days In Virginia. She Is about to embark on her first visit to the Orient. Of course aha is very excited. and anxious to know the pieces to go and what to buy where. I happened to be at my desk In our gem lab when I read her letter. I sighed and asked Donna and Aidt Who w.re working In the lab et the time, "How do we convince the Innocent and un9duc.ted public tt1at It la risky to buy gen. OWfWS?" The temptation to buy game In other land• la a strong one because travelers are constantly wooed by Pf°"""' of terriflo bargain• :the tad truth It that tl'louaand1 of unauapecttng tourist• are bilked ~ yeer by allllled al'd unacrupuloua overHat gem IMtchantt. The tour guldel lead them to a ltrMt tamou1 tor It• shops .ind tl'le toul'ltt, ha~lng Qreat faith In the myth that there n jeM!ry b9tgelne ~ It t»eGullecfby the elegance of the c111playa arid the charm and quaint approach of the lhop proprletort. Many of theta "barv1ln1" to1MlntQourl9bf0t1Pf>"IMl It II '""' tad to haYe to ttll a happy~nb~thatthe,do inot own .n ~tt. Vef'/ f9W pt09le dO It le among the molt r-. lf'CI expeneM9 ol all oemttonet. Thtlr "bilraaltl" 1e YWIOJ~COfundum with • • Unsuccessful in catching any tuna In seven days of fishing, the man, who refused to be identified but is not affiliated with the church, said, "Those guys fished hard. They bad no more advan- tages than we did but they put in more time and they had better techniques. obviously " Tournament spokesmen re- ported nearly 100 entrants, lOto 15 of them church boats. The Rhode Island man estimated 24 boats owned or chartered by the or ganizatioo fished in tbe tourna- ment withaboutlOnon-members, but said, "they won fair and square." Afan Howtinson of Gloucester won the $70,000 first prize w1th four fish totaling J ,279 pounds. Howkinson said he will donate the money to an orphanage Kier an O'Neill of Highland Falls, N Y . won a second pnze of $20.000forthe heaviest single blue fin , 1.037pounds Third prize of SJ0,000 for win- ners of the longest hsh categor} was split between O'Neill. Lawrence Cordeiro of Hranford. Conn , captam of Mr \,and Dan Bozarth. captain of Go Happy J II Cordeiro was the non church member who won a prize Tournament rules required all fish caught be sold to Moon's dealers 'Some Can't ReaJ..,' Expert Says of Kids SAN DIEGO CAP > -Some children simply cannot learn to read, and their parents should stop worrying about it, s ays the director of a learning disability clinic. "It's OK, if a kid feels all right about himself even if he can't read." Dr. Richards, of the Kaiser-Permanen te m edical group, said in an interview Mon· day. "It's not the end of the world." he said. "Everybody can't be Wjllie Mays and not everyone can learn to play golf . . . Some people just can't read." The advice is a surprise to @ 6EM WISiB ,, .. .,... w.-... .... .......... some parents, Ri chards said But he said the San Diego chnic does "what's best for the rhild no matter who doesn't hke to hear about 1t " The chmc, which opened in 1975, sees about 500 patients an nually all children in familie:. carrymg the Kaiser insurance plan When a chald arr!\ es. he or s h e is given physical and neurological examinations. then a battery of ability screening tests including mtelhgence and sight A social worker and educational consultant take part 1n the evaluations a sl1qht color chanqe worth pennies. mass produced for the tourist trade Other rip-off stones -those most commonly treated to loot the unwary boyer abroad -1ade which 1s extensively treated to improve color and quahly lap1s lazull frequently dyed and • waxed serpentine often dved to untate jade. opal. otten sugar treated to improve color and lire and turquoise, probably more widely treated to fool the public than any other stonp Even with my qemo1oq1cal training I would not consider buy1nq over.seas w1thou1 check1nq stones with my portable mini-lab Tr11nqs are not always what they seem to the eye II takes technic a l knowledge and instrumen1s to detect coat1nq f1tllnq dyemq irradiation. heat-treat1nq lmpregnat1nq chemical application. etc My friend's letter tells me she has heard "Hong Kong is best for everything " Well, I d1dn t find 1t so I returned from my last trip without meklng a single g~m purchase In Hong Kong I gu~ss I'll lull haveto w1m her not to try 1nd find a "Fabulous" deal - that's usually when a cunninq faker can most easily take advantegeofyou Buyasouvenir or two but aaY9 your important gem purchur.J until you come home to deal )'!11th a reliable ethical local Jeweler , -.t! - •• THE DAY An~a Labor Day, balls dov.n Marn Street and atrit Pasadena or Portland · Tht> beadtfronl went dead Uke s~ itch , Despite the 1 mpact on commerce. muy permanent rest· dents from Seal Beach to San Cle breathed 1i1b5 ol re- lier "Well the) ve given us back our coutline 11aln." f \: "( "' • ~ T,-1 ' ~ ~.__ Funny There Seemed to Be More People Here Yesterday they d sa:. to each other, nodding toward the vacant sands and empty streets For others. however. it was no ttme for celebration un-le~'.'-the cash register had been clanging at a merry pace for the three months prior S-0 1t was on the first Tuesday of September. hot doiz stand operators along the old Boardwalk in Laguna Beach would start eutting down on their mustard and relish purchases RAJ.BOA 'S FROZEN BANANA King began thinking ahou\ ll<' frosting the freezers Vacancy signs began to ap- pca r on thl' summer places above San Clemente's main strnnd Bt•achfront emporiums along Main Street in Huntington Beach fretted over unsold suntan oil itnd owners began to think about laking mventory Oh. there might be a few more weekends. if the sunny weather held out You could always pray for a September- October heal wave maybe an Indian summer But for the moc;t part. Labor Da~ \\as 1t You could tighten that belt until the coastal reveler:. reappeared upon the next Easter Week sprmg vacation TIMES HAVE CHANGED. Our coastline bas its self- contamed commerce now We have our own built-in traffic congestion We don't have to wait around for tounst and sum- mer vacationers to bring it to us. Reachfront tourism isn't our only source of either re- \ t•nul.' or trouble V. c can do 11 ourselves. noY.. thank you ,\nd as for the \.1'>1tor:.. they don •t seem to be that much lied to the seasons any more. You can get a summer-type traffic ticup m December now if a freak heat wave comes along and dohhers th£> inland re::iches. CLEARLY, THERE was something to be said for the seasonal yesteryear~ when the first Tuesday after Labor Day meant a return to peace and tranquility along the golden sands of this golden coastline But on the other hand today, most coastal people don't have to wear their belts quite so light between summer and sprang WORLD I NATION Miner Strike Continues Rea~an Poli11h Pact OK'd, Then Delayed Rebukes WA. AW. Poland <AP).-1•ota d 't CorftmtJnl•t covtrn· mtnt nnouncod today it hid IC· cepttd all demand• or atnktna ilealan coal miners and was ready to 1l1n an a1reement. But a 1ov rnrnent aourco later indkat· • ~ t•I w rt 1tm under way, wnt\ou llvlna 1ny explanatlon for lht appuent 1na1. W arHw r adlo reported at mid.day that a 1overnment com- ml11lon led by Deputy Premier Altk1andi r Kopec bad reached 11reement In tallu with rtpreemtatlv .. or worken rrom 10 m lD tho Katowice area of Upper SUeala. But a Westerner traveling in the area aald he was told by worker leaders that 17 mlnes were on &trike &nd u many as 50,000 miners were involved. "THE GOVERNMENT com- miuion i.s comprehensively ex· amioinc the Jolnt terms or reference for an agreement worked out earlier," the radio reported. "Tbe demands put forward by the workers are ac· ceptable in their entirety. A gov- ernment commission is ready to 1l1n an agreement with the in· ter-fact.ory strike committee." B u t two h ours later. a spokesman for the government Information service Interpress said the talks might continue ··for b.ours. · · He did not elaborate. Poisonings Halt Maine Shel If ishing AUGUSTA, Maine tAP > Maine has closed its 3,500-mile coastline or bays. inlets and beaches to most she llfishing. ex· cept for lobster and crab, after 17 people were hospitalized with paralytic shellfish poisoning, a disease caused by an organism known as red tide Matnt> officials have'banned th e h a r vesting of c lams, quahogs. scallops, oysters, snails and mussels. M assachusetls offi cials have seized all shipments of Maine clams for testing, following the hosp1tal1zation o f 13 Massachusetts people who had eaten s hell!is h from their northern neighbor Five people remaine d hospitalized in the Worcester, Mass . area Monday. officials said All but one were listed in satisfactory condition. In Mame. three tourists from Quebec province were hospitalized at Bath Memonal Hospital on Monday suffering from paralytic shellfish poison- ing, or PSP. Crom contaminated mussels. emergency room supervisor Jane Whittaker said. PSP is sp~ad by red tide. a micro-organism that in concen- tration gives seawater a reddish tint. Its appearance is an annual phenomenon along U~e New England· coast. Lale Monday, the official Pollsh newt 11ency PAP report ed that a tentative aereement bad been reached between the 1overnment and mlners from nine pits. But this mo rning Wansaw rad.Jo said the strikes were contlnuine ln 10 mmes and lhal Kopec had been sent to join lhe government negot)aling team. !' IN KATOWICE, a miner told AP pbot.oerapher Pieter Knopp that the strikers wanted "the ume thine as in Gdansk. a free independent trade union "But WI! also seek certain special things for miners," he said. lncludlng full pay while on sic\( leave, retirement at age 50 for underground miners and im- proved safety measures and clothing The Warsaw radio's morninJ! sti\ternent was made a few hou~ after the news agency reported eight miners killed and 18 in JUred m an accident at a mme nea r the Upper Siles1an city of Katowice The agency said a string o( loaded coal wagons ran out of control in an undeuround s haft "devastating the place where the miners were work ing " The mine was not amon~ those that had been struck Elsewhere in Poland. hun dreds of thousands of workers throughout the nation returned to their jobs Monday followmg the signing of an agreement granting them concessions un precedented for a Soviet Bloc nation For their part. the strikers ac· t'epted the supremacy of the Communist Party and declared theLl' aJJegiance to the soc1alJst system. Awaiting Grim1Find ,.,._,.....,... As rescue workers dig for their son, Keith Howell of Needham, Mass., comforts his wife Joyce. After hours of digging in the unstable dirt of a collapsed play fortress. the body Clf their son. Keith, was reeovered. Carter ByTht"Assoclated Press Ronald Reagan ha& rebuked Jimmy Carter for opening ht~ re electton campaign tn "the c1 ty that gavt-birth to the Ku Klux Klan," even as the pr,s1 dent used the occasion to de noum·e the rat'ISt c1rganization. Reagan's complaint came just one dav after his national cam- paign chairman. Sen Paul Lax- alt of Nevada, had declared the Republican nominee "incapa- ble·· of us mg any lactic designed to hnk the president. either directly or indirectly, to the Klan Reai:an was speaking to a gathering al the M1ch1gan Stale Fair, near Detroit. Monda\ night when hl' ~tted one man wearing a J11'11m} Carter mask "I THOUGHT you were 10 Alabama toda>. ' Reagan said Then he added "You know. l kmd of hke the contrast. though I'm happy lo be here. where you're dealing al £1r~t hand with the econom1(' problems that have been tommatted. and he'" opening Ins rampaign Clown 1n the t'aty that gavt> b1rlh to and '" the parent hod~ of the Ku Klux Klan .. Reagan. who opened h1~ u.,.. n post convl•ntion rampa1gnmg a month ago 10 a Southern c1tv that 1:. no stranger to racial violence, referred to Carter'!> Labor Day v1s1t to a picnic in Tuscumbia. Ala The president ~ appearant'e th ere was preceded by a peacefu l m arch through the downtown area by about 411 Klansmen Carter denounced them Ln tus remarks, saying that "as a southerner. it makes me angry to see them with a Con federate battle nag ... THE PRESIDENT called the Klansmen people "who practice cowardice and who counsel fear and hatred Sometimes l see the raising of a cross and I re· member that the one who was crucified taught us to have faith. to hope and not to hate. bul to love one another.·' Reagan had chosen Philadelphia. Miss . as the site of his own firs t post convention speech on Aug l . where he af flrmed his belief 1n stales· rights Thne cavil rights w o rk ers were killed near Ph'41adelphaa an 1964, and Reagan's appearance and re mark:. there were were viewed with distress by many black leaders Ple dges Go O ver Goal Grand Opening •Tuesday, September 2nd! Kinder-Care W f 're rwt ju,sf a day-care cen ter ... We're a Child ca re center! - Come by ... visit our new school ancl talk with Cloudiness Widespread LAS VEGAS (AP > The 15th annual Jerry L e wi s Labor Day Telethon for Muscular Dystrophy has ended its televised fund-raising ef· fort ~bout $1 million ahead of its $30 million goal. H orst P ettall. a Muscular Dystrophy As- sociation spokesman. said additional pledges might come in, but the counting Monday closed at $31.103. 787 our staff. Be sure to bring your child ... he'll feel ShmtV!rs Fall From Florida to Rockies C'OfUta l Weather N1Qht anci 'no'n•nQ .,,,, c 10\i(J\ bui \unnv •"''"°°" "'°'-'' Wf'dn,.\.dny (O~Ut•I n1Q'1 M .. , 10 fOW ~ l"t111nd h1qn uopttr 1f'l4. lnw fl~ Wlfflr ~ E ,,,.Wh#f'fl 1111~ v.trlabl,. 'tlflndit, •n<J \tnl)f')lh ~~·""' tnrouqh tontOhl Out•r COtMc11 w~'iaf\. r)QrlnWll'P\ff'r,-Y wind~ 10 to 18 •noh .,.,,.., ll'lrff to Hvt fool ,.~, ltv'ooQh ln<hCjhl Night 3nd morn1n9 law CloU<I\ wlll'I p.tf\lftl at. ttrnoon UPdrlnQ Stlowtrt fW'<I: thunctt-r\torm\ wfr• \prod lodaV lrom nortWNP•I Te .. \ •rrO\\ the mid MIHIH,PDI V•ltfl!y •no I,... Ohio V•H•r 10 New EnQl•nO Tl\• wel .... ,,,., 1100 Ulfm:lfO •c ro'' P•rtl ot Florida "•'1•rn N•bruu and L••• ~\Kon Or1ul• -11Q111 ''"' '•" '" the Peclflc ~-\I '"" tl'l•r• .,.,. i'oteted tttund•r,nowf'r, In Ute nof'tM NI llo<~lf', e arly morn1n9 t•mo~r•lu'•' ll'0"'10 1r1t ,..hon ·~ lrom O on lff•"''' W'/(I 10" '" 81'flhe Showe" "'° ft\~\fOftn\ w•r• •Ito upect"° lodly from ..,.,,,..,,.." Teaac l lOMj 11\e Gulf Cont end ecrou l"lor!<Y and •0U1t-.m Geo•QI• .-1111 w~ 11\0 fC)f.c .. 1 to u1end fro"' W9'/lil'IQ10ft 10 wnl.,n Mon- IAll\ot. T~~rat11~ .,.., .... ......., ....... "' M•noey '"""V II you ao "Of -..,.,, ~ 1r11 S30P"' ,.~ ... "" 1 D m ~ WQlf C.MV ••" 1M 0..'YWed lllhlfO .. """ .......,.,. "r. do ""' :i:;·,r:~ '= ,::, ·; .,.c: ~.o FORECAST ···" ~~ ~ .,.,,.,..,, Ocdw4e4 Ullmll --· ••• S.cr•menlo '° .W. S.nl• 89'1>¥• 10 SI S~kt~ fl ~ Ther"'•I 101 70 Ukl•ll 94 so 8•rslow 9t I>' l'llg 8e.r 11 40 El Centro " 1' Lk Arr,,...llHd 17 Sf LOO(I 8 .. c:t> 1t U Newpor1 e.acn n ., Ont•rlo 16 65 Palm SP"nos ICIO 65 S.n 9.,,,.,dlno l.S 60 Sent• AM 1' 43 S.nt• ~•Ml 6' Sf T•-vanev 11 » """ AM .. UCAH Acapulco • 1S 10 8•r-16 7l htmuda U 16 01 Curac:eo 16 H °' '"'"--' • -Gt GliaClltl•lr• '' 63 " 011••-t0 n 1(1,...... " M41f!....... ,. M.ulltl_., 16 IS .. Merida tO u Mt11ka Cfty n S1 .01 Mofttertt"( " 1J Neun " 7S ,. S.n Jli8'> ti 71 St ICltts tO 1' 07 Trlnlcled tO rt .Of VerKNI ti 7$ s • ..,,.....,n-. fOOAV S.CWMI 111911 4. 4 11.m. ,;.. .. c_ IOw tt IJe.m O,A WECHIUDAT '"'"' 111911 •:ss a.m. t.• '"'"' '-lt.41 a.m '·' !f<:ono "loll S1S111.m Sli11 •'-' 27 • m~ Ml• 1 1111 m. AA0011 rl-... , .. 1.t·•c>.m right at home! "It's the highest figure ever reached" in the fund-raiser ,he said T h e 2 1 ~ -h 0 u r O§§IE§il§i19le9lE91e~ae~1e~i1~~~~~~~~~1€J: television s how O! marathon s tarted Sun· day at 6 p.m. in a broad· cast from the Sahara Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip. THE FIGURE cited as CALL TODAY ... FOR YOUR CHILD'S FREE DAY AT KINDER-CARE Call Tuday for your child 'a FREE DAY of le11rmng and fun Ill Kinder-C11re Free offer is valid for new enrollees only at the below loc11lion th1 collection lol al 26 l..ake Road r e ( l e ct s o n 1 y t h e trvanr, CA telephone pledges durlne Call !157 126:! the telethon broadcast, Petiall said. Last year 97 P~ae call for ...... rv•l~=~::::.nt:··~~~~ Wtlb you t.o lht' l enlt'r percent of the pledges ~IE~~;I~~ were redeemed, be said . ik: M Ullons of dollars were collected from corporate sponsors prior lo the broadcast. Lut )'ear that total wu $17 million. and the amount could reach $20 nullion this year. be Hld. GRANDOPENING·SEPTEMBER2ndl America's largest provider of quality child care now has an Irvine location to serve you! SERVICES INCLUDE: FUll day care through 12 years • After School Program • Transportation to and from schoot-\ Junior & Senior Kindergarten • Hot. Nutritious Meals & Snacks • Toddler Care • Drop-In Care • Recreational Program ~ ----Enroll now! For more infonnation, call: Center Director, Sheila Speele at 85 7-1263 KINDER-CARE 26Lake Road Irvine, CA •• t I l H j = $1 ML ----· l'llnder Caree 28,000 Acres Bu1·n PALM SPIUNOS <APl -11' Moum San Jaclnto bru.b n .... bumtn1 ln tht hUla ov r thl1 lu1· f W')' rtlOrt area, ha• arown to 18.000 •tret, but nr. ottlclata ••>' they bope to t\av• ~ b1an fully cootalMd by Thurtd1.1. Department ol Fora try. "but they ftN blow~ lh .. llA b t"k on lttell. The wl we,. dolnl a fanla de job helpln1 ua out." Wlnda bad bffn rannln1 th nrr •Ince lt t>t-1an one wc~k aao. and hot. dT)' weather at10 htll)fd • fuel the blaie It has burned mort than halfway up lhl' 10, 78e-foot hllh. mountain that, looma over Palm Sprin11, about 110 miles east of Lo!i Anaeles Temperatures in the area. topped 100 dearees Monday th 1mall town of Hurkey. three Jnilu to lbt! wut of lht b.Lau, could be thrt'atened, said Fore.try Capt Jllmes Graham The prtdlcUon ceme after 1,300 n~n.httn wer• able lo cet • Uf\t around eo ptrcent ot the flre Monday, up from '° per cent the day before. The head of the fire on Mon day ran1ed on the south nanks ot tht• mountMin between the 4,000 und 7,000 fool level , Graham Hid. "Tbe winds were 10 to 20 Q\11 an hour (Monday)." uld Capt Stan Wyman of the CaUfon:Ua If the winds shaft to th• east. The bluze rt!ported ly was aturltd Aua 26 bt' boys playing with matchea Si x summer homes In Andreas Canyon south c>f here bave been destroyed, at an t!:tlimaled loss of $250.000 Elsinore Won't Drain Problems Linger 6 Months After F/,ood . LAKE ELSINORE <AP > Six months after Lake Elsmore flooded and ~wamped tlus com- munity, hundreds of buildings remain under water and a third of the 6,000 residents still can't go home. The problem as that the swollen lake -still 15 feel higher than normal and clogged with debris - apparently can't be lowered. Even some houses not under water are slowly being ruined by the elevated waler table, which is destroying the foun- dations. And with the rainy season a few months away. residents fear more flooding . The only way to dram the lake is pump water down an old flood -control channel. But that would flood property downstream, county officials say. "We can't just go out and hit someone with a torrent of water and say we're sorry," said Ira Session Likely On Snwg Bill.s? LOS ANGELES <AP>-Gov Edmund G. Brown Jr. has said he might call the Legislature into special session to come up with an annual vehicle inspection program. Brown said IJ such a program is passed, he will immediately ask the federal government to bait sanctions against the state for its failure to come up with one. All attempts to enact such a program were re· peatedly defeated in the Legislature and the state faces a cutoff of $850 million in f~.,ral funds as a result. ·'Ultimately the state will have to enact an ap- propriate inspection program," Drown said Mon- day. "We're kilUng people. We're actually hurting elderly citizens. and it's up \0 those who are driving along those streets and freeways to clean up their act." However. Sacramento observers said a special session would be unlikely unless there was some agreement from legislative leaders that a pro- gram could be enacted. Brush Blaze Near Control RAMONA CAP) A brush fire blackening 675 acres of land northeast of San Diego is expected \0 be contained tonight without reaching any of several ranch homes in the area, the U.S. Forest Service said. Aerial tankers were used with 275 workers on the ground as the fire spread this morning into ( ) Cleveland National Forest about 10 miles southeast of Sf ATE Ramona. At daybreak, fire lines were around all but 30 percent of the blaze. IAdJor Da11 S.a~la Ck-an IJp Work# LOS ANGELES <AP ) -Labor Day was also Beach Beautification Day. with hundreds of people pickJni up litter on beaches and scuba divers pick- inl it up off the ocean floor. Airplanes droned overhead with the message: "Do Not Litter." Thousands of people flocked to Southern CaWomia beaches for the holiday. maklnl it a . eood time to alert the beach crowd to the amount of litter they generate, and \0 encourage them \0 recycle waste, said Bill Lowery, deputy mayor of San Otego. Both Los Angeles and San Diego staged the litter campaign Monday, as did several ot~r California cities. BO Tratlle Beat,.. Set Reeord SACRAMENTO CA P)-Eighty persons died on state roadways during the Labor Day weekend, a record for the holiday, preliminary California Highway Patrol figures show. CHP spokesman Kent Milton said final fil\lf'es will be tallied today, but the initial count was 80, aur- pasama the um record of 71 Labor Day weekend • deaths. The 78-hour holiday period be1an at 6 p.m. Friday and ended at mldni1bt Monday. si-i ........ c •• ,,. .... 1'.lllftl OJAI <AP> Stunt pilot and composer Stan· Worth and an unideotlfled Navy nter who w.-h1I paasell&'er have been ldlled lo the cruh of their World War ll vtn~ce biplane near Rancbo Amu, the Ventura County Sheriff's Department reported. The DeHavWAnd Tiaer Moth, an open cockpit plane, apparently ataJled durtni a 1lUQt about 5 p.m. Suoday, authoritJea said, r allins at a 4.5-dearee an ale and crasbtng upside down about four miles touth of Ojai. Worth, '8, of North Hollywood and bil paaaencer, whOM name wu withheld _pe11dina notification of tu• retaUves, were reportedly killed on impact. Pace. Lake Elsinore's t"1ty manager. The Ooodmg also has cut deeply into tounsm, the city's principal business And 1t has made the airport useless it's under 3 feet of water The area. about 65 miles southeast of Los Angeles, is shaped lake a giant soup bowl, with Lake Elsinore in the bottom, homes built on the sides and mountains ringing the top. The climate is generally quite dry and because it had been many years since the lake had flooded. businesses and homes were bu ilt close to shore. So when a heavy runoff from spring and winter rains poured into the lake this year. it engulfed those homes and businesses. The lake usually stands at 1.245 feet above sea level. The flood crest hat 1,265 feet on March 20 and has dropped only 5 feet since then. .... • A rollerskater orders a hot dog from D' Hot Dog Truck at the Venice beach pavilion. Arnie Greene. truck owner. says he had th<:> more appropriate truck • September 2, t980 DAILY PILOT 1\5 t.r w r .. pno10 body built with a lull~ 1·tp1qq111d ~ 11° h1·11 installed He cst1mJlt·" 1,.. , II o11111 l1••I dogs Y.ith plenl\ of 111111111 1111 1 • ",iJ weekend ' •• ;..£- t I I ... ~.-.4-~ .. , .. au.·.~-------T··-.t...--.Se9-·temb91'--2··'··------·R·o·be-rt·N-W·ttd-·P·u·bl.•S.l'le_, __ T·h·om-a.~.K.~.V.l ·l ·t ·dl.10.I ~ .... ~._..... ~1 -1 Barbdra Kre1blch 'Edllor1a1 Page Editor , C&sh For Flood Control Missing No one hu Id Where the = t come 5 . and tbe blll to ty be anywben m 911 lllon to t113 • bW count1 • n • week promised tbetr 1Uppart for an UIS flood ''oteeUon plan for Oran1•. Rl•ertidt and an Blnwdlno CO\UlUts. The Santa Ana Ri'I P\ood Control Project, which "°"1d atntcfl lS mUu from tbe San Bernardino Moun· ta1al to HUDUUtoo Beadl. bu been ln the warb ror tom• ~ yea.rs. And even it tlnally funded by eon,,... tt OOWdD't be completed befon l• But S\lpervleon wen wamed that wtthout ongotn- epproval by the three counUea, the project could be di<Ol)ped. 1niat support lnvolvee promlalnf to 1bare 1 pettent ol tbe ttnaJ cost, or maybe up to 20 percent if federal policy cbanaes. .. Supervisor Ralph Clark wondered, "Wbe&-. ttie devil are we Soinl to set the money.,·· Good question. But the board concluded tflat ln pro- mt1ln1 to support "coet-sharinl ~uirementl set by Conrress at the time <?f authoriuUon,' lt atlll wu not UD· dertakin& any specific financial obllaation. It sounds a little fuuy, but the Army Corps of Enlineers has warned that without the project the county could face up to $9 billion in losses in oae of a major fiood. Ajainst that figure, a discrepancy of just over $100 million in the county's potential obli1ation doesn't seem ao bad. At least the continuing endorsement will keep the project alive -and maybe future supervisors will be able to find the money. G~ Tax Dwindling As noted here recently, Californians are using less 1asoline. Gallonage in June was the lowest for that month in any year since 1975, down almost 4 percent from June, 1979 and more than 10 percent from June 1978. -"And those figures add up to sbortf alls of many millions in gasoline tax revenue earmarked for state and county highway ose. An updated Regional Transportation plan, prepared for the Southern California Association of Governments, says gas-saving small cars are causing the teax head· ache. By switching to small cars, say the planners, con· aumers can drive almost .as often as they used to, despite risini gasoline prices -but the state feels the tax pinch. Their solution would be to replace the current tax of seven cents a gallon with a formula that would fix the tax at 7 percent of the cost of a gallon. If the price of gasoline goes up 2 percent a year as they predict, that would lead to a cost of $1.75 a gallon in the year 2000 and a tax of 12.25 cents. Planners say that still wouldn't yield enough rev- enue to build new freeways, but it would be s ufficient to maintain current roads and pay for some needed im· provements. There seems to be no way out for the motorist. If he heeds the conservationists -and his pocketbook -by buying a gas-saving car , there won't be enough tax re· venue to (ix the roads. So the state will go back to his pocketbook again. Business Lure Offered Could it be that enterprising folk in the Sunbelt states have heard bad things about California's business climate under t.tte Brown administration? Whatever set it off, there seems to be a concerted ef- fort to lure away some of our business and industry. For example, on Sept. 16, business and government leaders from Louisiana are putting on a reception and luncheon in Beverly Hills for a selected list of California business leaders. They will hear about Louisiana's lakes and bayous, ita Creole cuisine -and its excellent environment for a company branch or headquarters. Then in October a group of 30 Texans will put on similar programs in Los Angeles and Oranie Counties to tell guests about Texas markets and investment op- portunities and their state's fine business climate. We don't see all this leadlng to a major exodus from California. But it's just possible some of the liatenen, pondering smog, freeway traffic jams and soaring ham· lng costs, will be impelled to wonder if a move eastward mi1ht indeed be good business. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Piiot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment is invited. Address The Dally Pilot. P.O Box 1560 Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (71 4) 642-4321. Boyd/Medical Music ByL.M. BOYD M uaic comes and goes. It WH ill 1.932 that Dr. Forde McLouehlln of Toronto in· troduced his musical com· po.ldon "lnftuensa, a Tone Poem." You don't bear it much AllYlDOre. But then it wu DOt u laree a work u tha\ of Dr. Herman M. Patria cl Philadelphia. Hi.I 10.movtment suite called "Th• Hospital" offered a melodie illterpretation of an epl)eD4ectomy. You•ve re.d repeatedly that President Calvin Ceolldt• waa aot easlly drawn out ln convenatlon. Dear Gloomy GU When wW poJJUclana and cletl}'JMD learn to 1tay in the netdl wb• u..1 be1ana and not am Ute two? To the leaatbY llat of anec· dotea about th.la notorloua cbaradertltlc al bis, pleue add udbet; A JOWl• lady reporter quite comcioul cl her c.hann said to him, "llr. Pre1tdmlt, I bet my editor l could make y6Q apeak more than two wordl," Coolldte said, "You lote." The U.S. Government will sell for S5 lta 836-pate Federal Bud&et book about tithter credit rein.a. It can be ch1r1ed on Vls• or MasterCard. Jn Loodoo'• West End, lt ~ta $1.32 an houJ' at a park· lnt meter. Reagan Changes· Talk Strategy COLUMBUS, Ohio -An lm· portant new cb1pler 9'\ the eduntloo of Ronald R.ea•an u pretl aJ cudldate unfolded here when be aerotd In on the "Carter d•pre11lon•• at tbe ursent advtce of old pro, four· t•rm Ob.k>Gov Jim Rhodes. D •l•tlnl a quotation on miUlary atrenith from the late Oto. Poual• MacArthur. R e I I a o cleanted hil tut for \be 0 h l 0 Te a mete rt un io n or vlrtually everythln1 not dlrectly tJed to Lile na- tion'• tc()n()mlc crl1la. To evoke MacArthur would have backtracked Rea1an illto the lad\e qu.ickland ol Vietnam and China be baa spent two week• trying to escQe. The "Carts depression" movedblrn tor the first Ume since the Earl Waters Republican presidential conven· tton to promialnl dry ground (or w11ln1 a successful campaign a1alnat tbe president ONI l.E...qg()N to be drawn from the intervention of Rhodes 11 tlm · Access to Reagan by canny. vote· hunters of Rhodes' caliber ln the all-impQrtant hunt 101 1round of the industrial Midwest can be decisive on Rea1an and his often-awed ad· vlaera. That lesson 1s em- broidered by the fact that some o/ Rea1an's top economic aides were oot even consulted before Reaea.o decided to go with the eye-ca tching "Car ter depresaion." Even to confider invoking Gen. MacArthur's name in this recession-torn state with a 10 percent jobless rate would seem to defy common sense. Yet, just such lack of common sense has dogged the early innings of Reagan's campaign. His toughJy worded attack on Carter economics has now given him the offena1ve on an issue npe for exploitation Signs of party discomfiture have been coming in loud and clear demandmg that oCCensave At a closed·door meeting or Reagan surrogates in Washington, Maryland Rep Bob Bauman, & conservattve hard hitter. demanded o( Reagan campaign manager William J Casey: If we're supposed to be speaking for Gov Reagan, you have to let us an on the takeoff. A SIMILAR complaint was vot.ed by Rep. Sam Devine. Reagan 's Ohio campaign chairman. He told an applaud ang House Republican Policy Com m1ttee last week that Reagan's path to the While House has only one d1recllon through the "disasters" of high mflation, interest rates and un employment Arter Reagan's Teamsters speech here, Devine confided "I think they're wak ing up." Republican strategis ts in Ohio, a state Carter barely car ried in 1976. and an recession rocked M1ch1gan , Wisconsin. 11 lino1s and Penm>)'lvania are con vinced the eleN1on will be won or lost in the !>lee! <1nd auto m1lb of tht.• mdustnal heartland A~ Rhode::. told Reagan ··Everything 1s unsettled today IL 's all out there to be had " Following Rhodes' earli er lead. the governor5 of these five states elaborated tht• message for Reagan here THEY WARNED \hat the Carter stralf.'gy of painting Reagan as a dangerous cold warrior has been more suc· cessful ~mce the Democratic convenuon at M<1d1son Square Garden than Carter could have hoped for Thi::. August .,etback when voter ::.' minds are on Labor Day vacations, not the presidential campaign, <'an be erased but Reagan wa!> lold only if he attacks. attack!> and attacks again on inflation un employment and high interest rates "Our people are angry and lhey are going to gang up on someone in this election," one governor told us ·Reagan has lo make Carter the target ·· The unanswered question 1s Does Reagan have the fortitude to follow this prescription? The major changes he agreed to write mto his Teamsters speech cheered even s keptical Jim Rhodes In addition to hanging ··carter depression' on the pres 1dent, Reagan for the first lime t r i e d t.o per s o n a 11 z e the economic issue "A fter four years or Carter's htlle pills." he told the Teamsters, "ask the steel workers in Youngstown if they like the way things have changed, ask the unemployed autoworkers in Cleveland and the rubber workers 10 Akron " Gelling voters to ask those ques tions. and demanding answers from J1mm.> Carter. could relieve him of that excess baggage accumulated an China. Taiwan, Vietnam and other areas far from the minds of the Ohio Teamsters and their blue collar buddies Brown Might Head Off Per Diem Boost An action bound to boost infla· tioo and thus affecting all Californians who travel is scheduled to be taken by the state Board of Control at a meet· ing in October. This is the an· ticipat.ed approval by the board of proposals to increa se travel a l · Jowances for s t a t e employees Ttie hike sought by the employees would boost per diem travel al - lowances by an unprecedented 33~ percent rill.sing the present $46 to $80. This would be more tban double the allowance of just five years ago when in January, 1975,Uwaaraisedfrom$2StoS28. Under the proposal the state al· lowance would Include $34 for l~, $5 for breillast, $5.50 for lunch, and $11.00 for dinner. The ' balance would be allowed for mis· cellaneous expenses such as Ups. Obviously the employees don't ln· tend to eat in cafeterias or greasy spoons and would shun such places as McDooalds and Taco Bell. Neither wou)d the allowance require the employe~s to bed CJ.rles McCabe down at the · 'Y" or even a Motel 6 ESTIMATES ARE that the in· crease, ii granted, would cost the state $30 million annually for intrastate travel. What lbe estimates don't calculate is the cost to private business and in· dividuals. But the effect is cer- tain to add substantially lo the costs. Historically each increase by the state in travel a llowances has res ulted in immediate boosts in rates by hotels and motels a.a well as the upward re· vision of prices oo tbe menus of ..,restaurants, especially those caterine to moderate income clleot.ele. Alt.bough some increase is ex· peeled to be approved by the board bow much if any may de· pend upon the signals sent by Governor Jerry Brown. Two of the three board members are direct appQintees of the gov· emor. WREN IN JANUARY. l!n9, in the wake o/ voter approval of Prop. 13 to cut property taxes, tbe board voted 2 to 1 to up the allowance from $40 to $46, Brown opposed the increase and Ilia Director of General Services, David Janssen, dutifully voted •'no.•' B\lt his other appoilltee, Ruth Gupta, voted along with State Controller Ken Cory's dep- uty. Peter Pelkofer. for the boost. Gupta, who served as a public member at the pleasure of the governor, was subsequent ly replaced on the board by former Director of Finance Roy Bell An indication of the stand Brown might take can be seen from the position previously taken by Janssen He argued for a voucher system on the conten· tion that. the employees don't spend the full amounts allowed, staying in cheaper lodgings and eating less costly meals, and pocketing the difference. There is also some speculation that the board may adopt the federal schedule which permits a basic ps allowance with $50 being al· lowed for travel into the San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francisco urban areas BUT SINCE the stale legislators are directly mvolved, receiving the same per diem al- lowances as state employees, the pressures are being brought to bear in favor of a $60, no voucher proposal. While this would give the lawmakers $420 a week in so· called living expenses. or a total of $1,680 a mooth, the allowance which has been a windfall benefit for the lawmakers. will apparently no longer be com pletely tax free· A recent federal tax court rul mg, effective m 1981, no longer grants automatic tax exemp· lions on the allowances It ruled that only $44 or the per diem will be exempt and then only for the actual days when the legislature is in formal session. The lawmakers have been collecting the per diem every day of the week although sessions are generally held on only two or three of the days. THE RULING also excludes from the automatic exemptions the per diems paid those wbose district are in or near Sacramento and commute to their district homes on a regular basis In such cases actual vouchers to prove the expenses will be required While the ruling will subject about 40 percent of the per diem money to federal income taxes it will not affed their state income taxes. The lawmakers saw to that by enacting a measure this year defining a legislator's district as his home for tax purposes regard· less or the fact the member may reside with his family in Sacramento throughout the year- long sessions. Voting Rights Act Sparked Bilingual Controversy J remember when the phrase "tneltma pot" meant som~. Somet.b.lng as real as the thumbs on ID.)' bands. After all. I WU 'part of lt. a aoo of two foreijn- bom people. The America my parenta ml· grated to oa the whole bat· ed them as Irilh · Americans. They lnlnded nol . Tb•lr 1reateat de· •ire. once they were here, WHtobecome , aa American as poulbl•, abate ln the beoeftta lh1I country offered. Daplc. the fact they Uved iD an lii.lblMtto. ment. It was also a legal require· . l. . 11\-egia kind of thinking went by tbe boa.rd sometime in the '60s. Blacb and Chicanos and Flllplnoe wanted lo retain their naUve qWlli~es. Forelpen who catn• here often came for the money they could earn to get back to ..mere they came from rlcbu and 1filer ill the ways cl money. Ghettoes were no longer 1bettoet, but "ethnic com· mUnlt.ies " A resistance to ln.tn· fnl Engli.sh developed, tax and Ut.eracy tests that were uaed to disenfranchise blacks. The 1975 measu"' included the bilineual provisos that have become the cause or so much controversy in California. These provisos flatly prohibited En1llsbronly elections In plares with language minorities com- prisiq 5 percent of the popula- Uon 'Whose levels of readina and writing fell below the national averqe. Or where less than so percent of ALL eligible voters participated in the previous election. Tbb "anti-discrimination" measure contained dlscrimina· lion wilhln Itself. "Lanauaee minorities" were defined as Aalan-Americans, persons of Spaniah heritage, American In· dlana and Alaskan natlves No menUon ol Italians, Germana, • Greeks, etc. etc. Tll8 CUE AGAJN8'1' the bt· ti.ncual a:menchnent wu copntly mad• recently by Supervt1or Q\itoUn Kopp In I pl~e In the poUtJcal Ca.8.lont.la Joumal. ••And It lJ on COD.ltltu&oal grounds that the bilingual pro- visions can and ought to be challenged," reasoned Kopp ''First, they discriminate against members of other languages, minorities. who, like those in the 'protected' categories, would also find it more convenient to vote in their native laneuage but for whom no similar opportunity is afforded. ''Secondly, under the terms of the act, no proof or put or present discrimination or in· terference with a group's voting rights is required before forcing a jurisdiction to provide special assistance. The mere existence of a selected minority lanauage aroup comprising 5 percent of the population whose literacy level falls below the national norm ia sufficient indication that the Juriadlction has committed some 'wrongs' It needs to cor· rect -at tu own expense. •'Thirdly, the act dls· crlminatea against En11tsh apeaklnf voters wbo, while Hked to foot th• but for this special aulatance, receive no such benefit.I lo retum " f. TllS MAIN COMPLAINT: &SPalf'AU &l•inst employ •ho nle frievanca •falnst I.be •cency or It.a mana1•n. The e.lleaatJon.t will ~UM focus ot a bearint Wedneaday in Loi Ana••• before a top oft'letaJ ol the Authority'• parent ateMy. Voutb and Adult CprtecUons The bearin1 will ct.tennJne .tletber the cbarps merit more ( lnveaU.atJon \ £N ·' I\ U. l ."1' ) Few ••n q uurel with the CYA'a pracUce ol usln1 tralnins and treatment in1tead Qf punishment lo rehabilitate its 4,900 "wards" and s.ooo parolees Yet even that practice as questioned by those employees directly involved i.n trea\in1 wards They contend that a high degree of failure in re-habi~tation 1s essential to the CYA's growth, and that its staff fails accordingly while makine it ap· pear aU is well on paper And tf at is falling, they argue, why have this special agency in.stead of another prison system? AND THERE HA VE BEEN OTHER com· plaints, vocaliied mostly by some of the a1ency'a youth counselors. These Include milu.se of state funds ; making promotions on the basis of stacked, subjective oral interviews to promote their cronies, and, if nothing else, incompetence. There also are charges that ward and staff beatings have been covered up. The Associated Press was told that a few lop officials in the Authority tried lo start a secret, in· ternal investigative team to probe staff members -a unit allegedly unknown even lo Mrs. Weal. Officials emphatically deny au the allegations and also the existence of an mtemal affairs team. They concede, however . it was briefly considered when Mrs West was appointed nearly five years ago. VIRTIJALLY NONE OF THE COMPLAINTS bas been upheld during reviews by the CY A, State Personnel Board and the state attorney general's office. Critics call the probes a "whitewash" and "coverups." Assemblyman David Stirling, R·Whlttier, whose district includes a CY A facility. wants "nae dqar••e11t'• pMlesop•9 f• •ah It loolc Hice It tH•tc .. ,._ pe:tt. And ff 9011'~ mw ••tell cite truth, M."lwtt •••• .._,_ ..,,,,.~ t• •appea, ,,...,~ had .....,._" another look at the situation. He told The AP. the first bill be will introduce when the Assembly meets in January ls one to create a committee to investigate the situation. And Adult and Youth and Corrections Director Howard Way, while saytne he was "favorably im· pressed" by the CY A, added: "If somebody bas the kind or complaints you're voicin&, then I'm available. I hold people accountable." The authority is "a benevolent police state that can suppress information," says one employee who claims he was blacklisted from pro- motion because he complained and who like many others requested anonymity. "You are working for people who have at their command the resources to turn investigations any way,. they want to look favorable." "THERE'S BLOCKAGE" AT THE ad· ministration level, says· one retired official, notin& that complaints often are "ftJtered" from key ad; ministrators by middle managers. "Absolutely, completely false," Mrs. West said when asked about alleged reprisals and wan blacklisting. "It simply does not exist. and simply can't happen in a department this siie. We don't play games and we don't need lo play games.'' Critics contend that the al· leged mis management by authority officials hinders ef· forts lo treat the wards. The de· partment claims a failure rate of between 45-50 percent. Critics say the authority needs a rate at least that high to stay in business. "Everything seems to be based on failure," charges Jerry Wilkerson, who was with the CY A seven years before he retired to start a home for delinquent boys in Sunnyvale. "The more prob- lems you have, the more overtime you get. The more kids that come back. the more institutions that have lo be opened, and the more promotional chances. "I SAW BAD KIDS COME IN and go out bad· der," be continues. "I saw good kids come in and go out bad. I never saw a kid go out 1ood." Wilkerson's feelings are echoed by others who question whether the organisation performs the service for which it was desienecl. The counselors' job "is buically a housekeep. int function,·· notes a retired senior official. Al for treattne wards' behavior, "most of tbe time ls spent not trying lo chan1e it, but control it. We can take wards and protect society, but in tbe proceu are we really concerned about cban1tn1 behavior?" If, lndeed, the CY A '1 special miuioo ii not be- in& met, be adds, "there may not be really an e.z. latence for the de]>vtment. Why have a whole separate overlappln& structure" in add.Woo to the state'• prison system? • rmd -.r two coUAHlorl lndlftf u; • Y ol I.be clai Ud eornll"! .. qalMt tM -ey: David ff. OoQ1D IDd a. Holm•." Bola-., wtto work• at an •utbcil1t1 (adlltY Iii Norw , ll '"9ldent of tbe CaUtorma v-... A:llOClaUon. • priil.,lonal ll'OUP· -Wbo claim• be wu untalrl1 foUlli linn "automauc ralpatJOn" a..t )'Hr became UM CYA dldn't llkt wbat be wu HJ· in1. ta a put pNtldent ot the auoclatloa. Tbe pair, •lont wlth put prealdentl ot CYCA and o&Mn. have 1pent yeara cornplalnlnf that DO one 11 to fully l.nv11tJ11te their cbar&M and ai.eo that _, probes ,...ult In 1taff -not mana1e- ment -takiq the blame. ••1t took mt a while to H• th• Ila.ht.'' WUunan Mfl· "Wben UM)' do tbt lDvesttgaUou tbey never flnd aaytbln1. If tb•1 do flad aometblq, lt'1 alw1y1 the lower·llne staff that let.I d!lcipl.lned .•• TBS AVTHOalTY aECBNTLY dilclpllned 11 atatten for various probltlD.I at oo• racmty. ud recommended dilmiaaal for severe.I. But t.b.rou,-b appeal, moat a.re ltlll an the JOb. In any cue, aome employees aay UfODe filint a srlevance better be prepared for \rouble. r~. September 2. 1990 DAILY PILOT A 7 ,.,. .......... MANAGEMENT Of CYA PROTESTED Ted Holmea (left), David Ooggtn That only infuriates the t-ounselors who sa) they have the proof 1r anybody would Sl·rtousl) try to mvest11ate the allegatlom, ~nd not gave U\t'm the run-around ONE EMPLOYEE SUGGESTED. however, that "people handling thl' staff grievance system do not want to orrend anybod) (superiors) " Kuhl had a different view "l think what hap pens is they (filin g ('Omplaint!» don't gt•t whdt they want, therefore the grievance syo;tem is a IQu sy system " But two current CY A employees have .1llt·g1•tl a management conspiracy designed to erode Stoff grievances. With a reporter present the) tuld ,\s semblyman Sterling that last December 1n Stockton they were told they were no~ part ot a secret internal affairs team to investigate staffers They said they were told by Luis Domodon an as sistant head group supervisor and polygraph ex a miner. The two say they were told that mo-.L C"Y t\ employees even Mrs West ~ere unaware ol such a move The two emplo}'ees ... ay the> refused to join the team. and beC3U$e Of lhal ha\ e b\.•en virtually blackhsted from promotions because of their unwalhngness "to pla}' ball "U you want to terminate your career, file a 1rievance," says Raymond A. Hen.ln1er, a youth coun1elor at the CY A 'a Fred C. Nelles school in their charges. Or 1f they are asked about allega. Whittier, who aays he's writing a book about al-lions, they refuse to comment. LOPEZ, ALLEGEDL V AMONG THOSE "ho knew of the purported internal 1nwst1gat1on tt-am said when asked about 1t "Thats absolute!' ridiculous I would be opposed to an anternJI af fairs department " lesed corruption in the CY A. In a letter to Gouin three years ago., Chief '"Ibe department's philosophy la make lt loot Dtputy Dl.reclor Charles A Kuhl wrote that while like it didn't happen," Go111in says. "Alld If JOtl'Je , t1-e coUQHlors bad provided "a large amount of in· one to tell the truth, when t.b.ia ian't ~ to ~atioe" reprdln1 alleged wrongdoing, that happen, you're bad news." •'tlfe majority of the information which you have Domodon referred an inqu1n ;;bout tht· team to Kuhl, Who said. "There 1s no such thing to 111' knowledge, lo the d1rel'lor's knowledge to anybody's knowledge " Counters Mrs. West: "The staff irtevance laid out does not reflect specifically names. dates. system has a great deal of merit. It really works. plac~ and wrongdoings that I can follow up on at That's what the system is for." this time." A third official alle~Pd tu bl' av. arc of tilt' team. 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WE SMOKlt IT OtJT wtlh c11arettes, ~n It an atn and ton le . bite 1t otf at the flns......aua ... Wt chew It to numbneu wilh l\&larl•• (Um ... We auek lt aUent for • mornent -onJy for a mo- ment " Althouah tan, w1lh dark hair and equally dark eyes, Mary JaM RoberU cto.a't look lh part of 1 writer ol dark verse "l don't write such dar~ poems aJI the Umt," she says, smok101 a ciaaretl• lo lh• auollt breakfast oook off her lrltcbco. "I SOMETIMES WONDEa where the poems come from When I write It pur1es the feellnes that we all have and the words move thl'Ou1b me and onto the paper " She says she writes her poems quickly. then goes over them, making chances later. She also says she doesn't set aside any s>artiaular part of the day to wnte "When I sit down to write I generally lose all contact with the real world," she says, amused at the idea. "MY POEMS COME TO ME and are written spontaneously and revision comes later. I try not to set a schedule for when I should write, but would rather sit down when I think of something and do it then ·' Now able to support herself from a private in· come, Ms. Roberts writes full·Ume. In the past she' has worked editmg educational materials such as lectures that accompany film strips and other audio visual presentations "I worked editing educaltonal maleriaJs for years." she says. shakmg her head. "I decided to do nothing commercial for a year for integrity ... SHE SAYS THE DRAWBACK to this 1s thlt she has received no money for her poetry, though 1t has been published 1n several poetry society Journals and magazines "I really haven't been as aggressive as I should be," s he says "I've really been enjoying writing during the day and taking my daughter to the beach in the afternoon " She says her poetry may be taking a new direction "I'm tared of wnting about people 1 know." s he says. "I want to write about strangers " SHE SAVS THE REASON for this is her "dis· integrating family. Both my parents are dead and I s uppose I'm moving Carther and farther away from their anrluences " She descr ibes her mother as havmg been "this crazy. rich lady" who contmually breezed in and out of her young hfe. a woman charged with the energy of laving Her bittersweet poem "Always Too Long" tells of a young girl coming in contact with her mother onJy. briefly as the venerated woman sped off with a burned kiss on the cheek, leaving the smell of perfume an the room OF THE PIECE MS. ROBERTS adds You .. can 't filter out the negative that you may see in it Sometimes Lhe most power can come from the negative" Besides writing poems. Ms Roberts has writ· ten three plays this year One of them, "Match IJadham Area To Decrease? By O.C. HUSTINGS Oft .. Oelly"'IMllMI Congressm an Robert Badham 1s not anxious to lose any of hi!! two-county. Republican-drenched dis- trict But he probably will With reapport1onment chor es set to be&in next year. the Newport Beach Republican likely will find either the northern end or the bottom part of hla dl•· trict m1ss10g Or it may be chopped up differently with a ntw distract created in the process ALL 01.STRICTS, ('Ongre111lonal , tena\ortal and otherwise. are redrawn every 10 )'Htl by the 1tate Legislature accordlni to population ~I• a proceu that usually provokes polltlc1l 1truHlt11 In the case of Badham ·a dl1lrkt. lher• 1ppe1r11 little doubt It will s hrink, !IUUHllt thfl ron gressman'sspokesman, How11rdMHlye Badham'a la one or thf' ltrlefll dl11trh•t11 In lh• country with.a population of rou•hly ~.noo Th11 nu tional average for a dlstrl('\ 111about5IO,(JOO SOME STATES HAVIC onlyonedl11trt~l One person who la hopcfuJ Oadham m1y l'HI' some territory ls Oemo~rut MkhHI t>aw , who 111 running against the Newport Beath repreHnlatlve this November. He lists his chances at beal1n1 Badham thl1 fall as slim and none. But 1982, when Badham would nut have \odefend hls Hal. ml1ht bf a dlfferent story DOW, A J2. YEAR-OLD deputy dl1trtct attorney and a Balboa Island resident. la hopln1 B1dh1m'1 district will be divided, provldin1 a whole new aeat to run for. Allhouah lht 40lh dlstrlcl l1 lar1ely Republican, some areas such as Huntington Beach or Octan1lde to the south are Democratic Laauna Buch la about even. Seelye speculates Badbam may loae hla Hunt· inaton Beach and Fountain Valley terrttory to tht 34tb district, now represented by Rtpubliun Dan Lun1ren. Or ho could lose the portion of hla dl1\rtct thet lies ln San Dte10 County. . SpecUU Blood Needed Children• Hospital of Oran1e County bas Darth Vader is Back! See Darth or Chewy at the Huntington Center mall every afternoon dally 1 2 to 5 and weekday eves 7 to 9 rhru Sept 2 a1ain luued a call for a _ . ._ .... ~ special kind of blood donor -one who has had chicken pox or sbin&les Within the last 1111~~1111 month and is between 17 and 65 years of aee. This marks the second time in a month this specialized need has arisen. The blood Is urgent· ly needed for children who have leukemia and other malignancies They have a reduced re· sistance to other dis· eases. said a hospita l spokesman. When s u ch a c hild is exposed to chicken pox , the probl e m blood plasma from some· one who has recently had the disease 1s needed for antibodies Prospective donors, who have had eithe r chicken pox or shingles may call the Childrens Hospital Volunteer of fi ce. 997-3000, ext 277, between 8·30 a m and 4 p m . Monday through Friday. Geology Offered The 'Natural History Foundation of Orange County is offering education for instructors in local geology, paleon· tology and archeology. The program is to be given throug h Coastline Community College on nine Monday mornings from Sept. 8 through Nov 3 Registration informa· tion is available at the school district. 556-3370 Information about the Natural History Foundation is available from Mareo Stuart at S45·8961, from 9 a.m . to noon, weekdays. We specialize in diamond sighs. Find the diamond of her dreams in our tremenduus selection of diamond stud earrings. We have them an all sizes, set in 14 karat gold, Rricecffrom $125. Come see them. And get the diam~nd sighs you've always wanted. SLAVICK'S F,t\h111n l~IJnJ Nt"Y.pnrc (t"nccr. Nn•,p<trr BN<h I ('"I ~I(, 11·1 iHO \ ()rhlr [,,,,,,.,n, \\t""UTIHl\ftr \f.111 l.n:un.1 Ifill' +\tdl C)r1nr, ( '""' Abn(,r.-.1rr lm An~~lt·' .,.n Dtt'I'" l.i• V"~"' t 'w ,,.... ,, , .. , .. ~ • ' ...... ..,..". '"'"'Jl'f rl.i ..... , .'\ """"r" #f f .,.,....._ \ ISA ,... Ut ( IU'1" Due To Popular Demand ... Charter Cbecklnl Accounts Ar AvaUable Throu•h September I, 1980 • Our new octagonal building Is open for busi- ness to the customers and friends of South COMt Bank. Which means more convenience. ~ pl~nt ~rmosphere for all )'OUr banking needs. And more personalized service. But Just because we hc\ve A ~Autlful new bulldlng with 8 new faces doesn't mean you won't see ~II the old fftmlllar faces as well. We stlll have our friendly tellers with comfortable sir-down services. extended ~nktns hO\.lrs and no waiting In llne. Stop b,y the comer of Baker and Bear <tnd see the 8 new faces of South COMt Bank. There's a smlle on every one of them. • PUBLIC NOTICE MUNICl .. AL.~UaT Cl.,.,RAl..0.Al+f08COUHTT JUIMCIA.L o•n••o ...... CM.....,. ,. a• c-°""" *•• ............. CA"19l ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC NOTICE HOTICI INVITING •tos HOtit t ft "'*tlby Qlve tt Ot•I Cne eo.ro Of Tri.>19" Of ,,.. Co.t•I Com "'"""' Coll• .. 01\tnct ot Or•., .. COUf\tY Celtf ....... • wtll r«•••• M••to .... ,. .... "' 1 00 I> "' .,....,,,...,.. !M• 101 t•mb•r t1 •'90 •I tf\e Purcn•\·"lt fllAjljTll<,. .... t:OEl+IT IN( A 0.Cll ol MiC1 <Oii-Ol•ltl<l lo<•l..:I •' Color-C.0.-ellon 1170 Adu"I Avo,,,.. Co•I• Mtu O I! F E N o A N r S • l l .,. c•1110r,,1a •• ..,,, .. ,.um. w •CI ll+<h w•I '"NTMYl!'ll ~&\>CIC HfNa'f s btpul>ll<lt_,.,,_, • .o..,, DOES I ltw'OUOh )( lnclutlw C WllATE R BUS SERVICE 0. SUMMONS t-• t\ 1• tl\fu June JO '"' w fou< CASI NUM•I• lln'1 UI HMO OPTtON&l RENEWALS NOTICll Y ...... .,. --4 T,,_ CCCO CMrt ,....\'.._ ...... ••st .,._ .,..,.., All 010\ •'"'to bf *" •HO#O•nc• w 1fri ...,....-Mff'I .... ,.., ..,. ... , y-.i ~ UM 81d f0<m tn•l,u<lh1n~ •no Cuna• wttllh1 ... ,~ 8eM U.. h1lorMatlH llGn\ lnel S()ot!llUUQn• "''"'" er• no .. ,.,.. on flit•"°"'•~ bot' \.cur1•Cf 1n l'1f' oth .. 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TO THE DEFENOANT A Cl•ll ol a oono llW lull •um tllt,.ol "''" b• compte\nt ha\ blien fHecs Oy tnt" P'••n tort•1trd to t411C:11ot1tor O•\tr•ct tttf aoaimr Y°'-' H vou """''" to O•f•nd No O•ck>l>r m•v w1th01 •• nit oics tot O'us l•wwll you mu't wtt"'"' 10 d•Y' • ptr1od ot t«1'1 lilfe-14\l Cl•Y\ •rtrr •ft•r lf\1\ wmmot1' '' \•rv•CI on YOV tne d•tf' Mil for tf'W" 0Q11tnmo t~rf!C>f flle •''" tnj\ COUl"t. wtuten "'\POnW l~• 8cMtO (If Tru\t,..-, ft'HrYf'\ tM to tM CotnPl•1nt UnlM.' vex. 00 w pr1..,•l•o+ of tf'it!c timJ .,,,.. a"<ll •II b•<J~ your det•utt wtll bf' f'nl~reo on •P or to w•IVP !'tl"IV .,,.PQ~.H•"tl~\ or 1n PHC ....,.....tflt:i>••tnttU •nG U'H\ <0"'' to1t•••l111P\ .n .;n, tHO 01 ,,.. th• b\ddlnQ m•y •nte( • tuelon\fonl •G•in'\t YOU for NOAMAN E tl'A JSON the rel Lei damMldld ln lt\t c.amol•1n1 s.< utt•r v w f\ICft COUkS reWlt In o•rntV'lf"'Pnl Of BoetO uf l ru\lMI'\ ••9es t•tno of"'°""' o• ptOQf>rty or (0.'-1 ((Hf'mun•l..- oth•r relief rf'QUoe'IHto 1n thtt com CoUf"'QIP o ... ,,,,., e>l•tnt P"'DI•\""' Or.itf'Qir' '~"' Oa11.,-P11ot OA TEO At><ll 1 1'80 """' 1 • t'<llO )\AA 8i Ectw•ro W 8•ctfl'~ (1,.,.. Jul .. ICo,,,_,y Cit ®I• •OGfa T MUa,.NY 4t29Wot'-IYPl«O s..1 .. 1•1 Hew...,t -..Cll CA,,_ Tet· f11f)W.1Mt PuDlll""° Oranq+o (o.11\I Cl•llY P1101 Al'Q 1• 16 !>e9\ 1 • 14*) llt'I 80 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF "UllllC HEARING N0Tl(f IS ><Hlf:8'1' Gtv'tN !Ml• publH hPMH''lq 'llJ!l bf" nfl'ld Or lht" (1fy Cuuntt1 nt ,....., i; o• (O\t~ Mf'~ o" ~Otf'mOfor t\ 1118() df fl )()(In• or ;1-. \00'1 th•n•41flrr d\ tN-"""""'' ni.ty tlit' su .. i '°" cou•T o~ CALl~O•HIA I 1>ur<1 '" ·~ Cooroe•• rAdmb<'•' ol r +Iv COUNTY 0, OttA"GI H•ll 11 F11r Or1Vf' (0-.t"' M~\a on 1r1., In the ~11er of ow .4pptlr•t1on 01 toHo_....nq ''"°'"' OONElLE' JEAN l..<'NE Envlronm. .. t.I lm~cl Report '"' C~I MUM•IR A·lllUll lono ti "•Ill"'" Lt 80 qb "•<l<'veioo OaOla TO SHOW CAUSI mont A• ln>n RA 80 10 P.t<+l1c F•d~ra+ fl()tt CHAMOIOfl N"M£ Sa••nQ• •"'1 1 oan A\wuatlon otlO• DONELLE JEAN WINE fl•I 111.0 • Ho11, .. ooe1 SoultvMO HOlly ... OOd •o· peHtfon lft W\tl c.oun fOf' 1,, 0,06, •I C>rOpo\f'd dpYfll'l""""'t-nl of q l8 o< '"' I •owlno petltlonef to CMf\91 ,.., n•rnt: bourus b~ Nt''-"'DO'' 8oulP"drd \Q\" from OONEllE JEAN l AN E to SlrHI "••bo• "out•v,.ro dnd DONEllE JEAN AOStllHS Brr n•rO Sir• .. t "''" up 10 l •l qoJ It it.hertibvordt1"edtNtellperaot" '\Q"'•'" •~,.,of 0''''~ , .. t•1I 1ntere1tlld In uw ~n..-•f~eula •c>-tf'\l•vr•nt •nd a.n• v\#\ P"e•r a.fore tt\11 court In O.O.rtm~t 1 •"' E 1 c •Pt 1 o" Z E •a " • No l•t IOOCtv'< C&-nl9f Drive we,t AeOf'Yf'lopm_.nt .-n.nn Pili '90 1 S.nl• A.N (AHtorni1 Ol'I S.°'tmbtf P•<'lh< ff!Ofr•t Sav~nq\ -tnd lo•n A .. JIO, '"°· .C 11 OOo'<kKll1 m M\d then \OC••t•on. for •c>c:>rov•J to oPt't•t• o and tt'llert "'°"" ceuw ,1 i n uwv "•lloort to con•\lruct • lhrt>e \l(.!ty nave """'" w id pettUOf'I for t h;,._ of \tru<turt ana towtr ••th ~v·•"OI'\' t\M\e shautO r'04 be orMted ~,~:,::a;'='~;':!~~~ptud! II IS lurthor O'Clortd INI • <OOY OI NOT1rf IS 5'Ul>T><EP f VE tf\11 order to ll'loW <-.UY bf PtJOll\.he"cJ ""' N 1"•' •n 1~ Deily P''°' • N•\.0-P*' ot •t \A•O IU'TW' ~o otl<-f" •II orrr\On\ "' oe,...r•I circvtaOOft PUbH"'-<t 'n '"" ''''''"' ,,....Y ·~•' •no Dr """"'" o~ county •t ... ,, once • ....,._ for fCklr :::m~'"' COUf'IC..•I on lt\f •for•rr'•nltof'l~O ~o~:::i. -k• °"'°' IO tho Cl•y OI [ll E f N P PHtNNf; Deleo AUOUSI 1' 1..0 Ct1v C•~•• MAAIC A SOOEN Publ"'-Or•rw, f<Ml\I O••lv P1101 JudlJt °" ll'++t S.plfmb<'r l 1'9:) Hl~IO S.-•ior c .... rt Pullltl"9CI Or'•"ll+P Co .. t Dally Piiot ,~· SeCJI 2. • 16 t'llC) lA&S to I-!UB~IC NOTl('E FICTITIOUS •UstNESS NAMlf STATEMENT T,,~ foHO'IN1no Pt'f"\On '' ootno bu\1 M\'.\ I \ ES C ROW M"Rl<fTtN(, IS EAl/ICE!>. U!O Jombor,. Pel Newport S.it<h CA <nM>O 8onnw ~•n Tt-.omo'\Ot'I 210 N•<.~ Ln ... 311 N~woorl 8u<h CA '10<>1 I This buSlnt-u 11i co.iovc tl"(f by 1n 1n Otvfdu•I 8onntP J Tfl011'1>'°" Pt.:BLIC' NOTICE ~ICTITIOUI •l>SIHlfSS IC~£ STATEMfHT r~ f000Wrtlf"Q Qltr~ I\ dotn9 t)\,," ""''' ., DfSIC.N PlUS 217' MOftl.,•• Av•nue C<>tl• ""~"''"W C•llforn•i& 9162b C •''' Etl\'NOrth F-ankhot.l\~r 111 ,.,. Montt r•y Avt-CoU• Mf'S• C altlor~•• '11616 Tt'll\ bU\U'l1H S I\ ronc:tvcteid by"" In OlvlClual (yr11E FankhoU\.f'f'lll Thh tt•1~"t ,_..., t1lf'd Wltf\ tn.> (Oun'" c-.~,-. ot Dr•"O't (OUl'llV on •uo 11 •• 'Tt'H'~ \\atf"n'f'nt we\ t1\f"d ..,..1," \hf F142•U County' (lf'rlr of Or"n~ Counh of" Pvbli\hfia 0,..,,0I' Co.~t D••fy Pilot AUQU•I I l'lllO AulJ l• S.1>1 1 ~ 1~ 14*> J"l>I 80 Pl BLIC NOTICE I ,,,.,,., Publ•t.....-0 OfMQIP (0.'I 0 •1ty Pllof AUQ 11 1' 16 ~P' 1 '"'° l1'1 80 -PUBLIC NOTICE I FICTITIOUS llUSIHf\S HAMf STATEMENT ---Tf"ll• fotlown'M~ l)l'r~on'l •'P do1n9 ,.ICTITIOUS a USIH£\S 11<1\•"~" •• NAMI STATEMElfT T~f JAY GROUP 1118 ~•"0 ~ •• T,,.., toHOWtf"llQ Pl"''°" 1\ OO•NJ Ov\t (Qr on•°'' Ma,. C• '7•2' n(!\S •S Har4'~ S Ja"ii()lll'' t1t8 \-'t'ld • .. .,, <6JO c~:;.:!l o'!~,!'N!:~~~:~ Co•n;:,c;;;,~r ,;~;·~~,11 ~ano,. •v Catttornta '2..0 Corona.,.,-· C• <n67S ~ot.n H AnCSrt>•\ ,.,, v,a Koron ff\\\ Ou\j~'\\ '' ton~••·J C'f d N~wp0r1 e...c" C•ht-Of'n•• t? .. J °"M"•' ot'1,...r\h•O frus tM.Alnni '' conducteod by •n •" "'4•rotO S J•~Pf',. dlVldu•t Tf'll\ 't•lf'f""lf"f"lf w•\ t1lf"CI wltf\ IN" ROOl'f"t H Andi'._, County Ctull: Of Or•nqe Countw o,, TM• 11~ ........ wes ltlf'd Wtlh tlw lluqu\I I •'!90 Counly Clerk of Or•n~ County on FU27N ""9'"' n . 1'11() Publl\I...., ()<""~ (CM~! o .... P+IOI 1'14.J7W Auq 11 I' 16 S.,pt 1 1'80 1J71 !IO I Publhl'++td CK""90 CO<l\I 0.lly PllOI A"i. u. SellC 2 • "· '"° ~., PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ~ICTITIOU\ •ustNIEU NAMlf STATlfM£HT f'ICTJTI~ •UStlClfSS Tl>t lollOwll'IQ per'°" I\ dc>1no t>U\1 HAMI STATIMl!HT neu •• Tile IOllowino .,.,..,., ,. dOlnQ llU\I ZEE P'-"CE, 111 E lllfl Slro•I MU as (01te ~ ... C<llflw"la '26:17 W 00 0 8 A I 0 C. E 0 EN T Al OonN Zee S.ttl.,Ql\auwn. '°6'> GROUP •9SO Barr•nra Par•Ney M HQutrl1e toron• dol Mar lrviM CA '271• Ca lllOr .. 1•"'" A-1 R McLaclll•" 71131 Oon I Tl•I• DIA!nou "condu<led l>Y.,, '" 8uc!Qe Ln Palm an.rt CA '2160 Olvleluel TM• llUOlrwu h <-..Cl.cl by •n •n I fl•I• ••et-• .... weo with ,.,. C!l~lcluel Cov~ly Clar• 01 Orenoo Counh on A-rt R Mc L•<hlAn AUQUll 1t 1'11() I Tllll mt-I "'H ,,...., with ·~ CoufttY Ctork Oi Oren~ Counly on AUIJu•t I 1'11() 1'1.mt Pullll1hed Or'""90 Coe•I Oally Piiot "" 12, 1• ,. Se9' , 1WO »- PUBLIC NOTICE fl14*% Pul)ll"""' Or-CCNIJI O.lly Pilot AUIJ 1' S+tPI 1 ' 1• I'll() J.CSJ-to PUBLIC NOTICE ~ICTITIOUS •USINIU MAMa STA1'MINT TIM 1011owtne ~ '' CloinQ e>u• f'ICTITIOUS •USINlfSS "°" o M.t.1'11f STATIMEHT E 0 S 0 A A t N 6 SEW E R I Tllo IOllowln9 per\OnS a,, OolnQ SE RVl(E '171 Speonc~ Cite It ><uni !><al Mn at lnQIOft Be«h Calltornla .,.,.. HAIR AATtSTIOUE BEAUTY E<lw••CI C"•tle\ Jemt•\On 9111 SALON, l1GM MaQnoha Aw Four" Spencer (,,,, • .,.._,f\t1no1on 8••<" la in Vall.,. CA '2709 (•ltlorn1a fl._, Zt.,•loe L Cllemll•r> •••II Thll bu""""" conelufl"" l)y "" '" Get .. y Or -slmln'J1•r CA '2 .. l CllvlOu•I Cllenos P Halvorwn S«>I S.AI• EdwArCI c J•m•non Cetellne. GerOtn Gro,,. CA Thll \l•l!mO>"I •U 1111'<1 with tr,. Tiiis llU•IM\\ I• conClucteCI by a County Cit•• 01 Or•"Of' County on -rel C*'\<WrSlllp A1>4u\I n 1'!90 z-10. L c .... mbtt\ FIW'1 This •wt-I wa< Ill"" with llw 1 Publl""'° O<enoe coast Oelly Pilot, county Cl••• ol Ora nQf' Counly on Auo 16 S.PI 1 • 16 I'll!() ~91-80 AUQUS1 7, llJIO I l'IOTll Publls,..., Or-C""'' O•llv Pllof PURtlC' NOTICE AUQ 12. ,, ,. S.PI , t9fl0 3317-410 I -----NOTICE INVITING lltOS PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEl!E8V C.tVEN lhAI ~ICTITIOU$ 8USIMISS l>nltl•d S<flOOI Oiiln(f of Orano• llf\f Bo•rd ot E:OU<.•l•on of thp ,,.vln!' NAMI ST.t.nMIMT County C«ltlornla wlll r-ce•v• 'Hl•O TM ...,._.no per90n I• dolno Du•i D•dt uo to 1 00 p m on ,,,. 161n on ot ne1t •I S.e>t•mbfr tW> "' wh1ct'I t1mfl said Ft & EA GLASS RAC I H G 11110\ will bt publtcly oppnf'CI •n1.,....0•lthe ott1<•of i:1...,a1 Clovef Avenue. Fount•ln V•U•• Sue>00rt Sift'Vi<H ,.,., Alton ~v.-nur C.ttfomJa'1M lrv1nt C•l1forn1• TnlP' 8o•ra o f · Tfll• _,,,_.I• condu<t.O Dy an tn Ed11<a1ton ~-""' tf\f rt9f\1 tp•fl"'(I CSCv..,.I •nv Of' •II b4d't Of' lo ...-a1w •nv 1r ......, K !Huett 4 <f'Qul•r1t1r t or U\torrn•lll•f~ 1n ttn:y Tl>ls ~ _, Ille(! ... 1111 tN D•d• or "' ll"lt b4o<llnQ Couftly (1er11 of Orenoe (:Ouftly Oft July trv•n• Un1l1f'C! 1l t• Sc'-1 01\lrtCI • l'Ulllt C..W Hert II.,. J'Willlwd Or-C..11 O.tly ,.llot ""1th0rllad AQttnl AYll• H. $et!C.1, •, 1•. 1• ,...._, Pullll'hed Oranqo Coe\I Dally Piiot ----IS.PI ' ' ,.., )Sl&.to _ PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLJC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS austNISS NAMa ITATaMINT Tiit hll'-lltO .,.raont era dolnQ llullllftl .. ea()()l(SIOE ti APA•TMl!HTS, '600 Or•ntelflorP•, l a P'elme, c.tllfornt• •ts HUNTINGTON HUMllOLOT '"st M.c.t.rtllur llv<I • Sulle .00, lntlM, CA'"" Tfllf IMISIMU It c-cl•O l)y • 11 ... 0 .. 1 -1fll""lp T lflMMIO\ 14 "'"" OtMrel .. •ri,.. Tflla ......,_. wal fltad wltll The C•u1tl¥ (lerlt of O<'~ C9'1nty on "~·.·-TMOMAl .. l.LI . ...,...., . .._ ....... f'IC'TITIOUS •VllNISS MAMI ITATIMIMT Tiie followl"O P9rton• •rt ootno bU•ln•nM EL SYD AP.t.aTMl!NTS, 1'11 Anellelm St-I, Cotta M.w, CA '7•:16 J•f'llft ! Olllw, "''° Ad~moo• A,,..11119. ec.-v. CA 90f'2 If·-IC CllaM, 11710 Adenmoor A,,..nll9, Ocromey, CA to?O ljorm O+t~. tol Sanor• Court e .... c"~" Hel11n °""-tol SM!clre Court 11r .. , C'4 '1621 Tiiis butlneM IJ conducted by .,, un IM ... _eted ..__latle<1 _, lfl"" • .. ..,,,. . .,,,. llS\'f"-1-• ev ~O.JOf\9 Tiit, ....._. •• flied Wl\11 ltw ..................... ......... a..tOfM C-ty Ci.rl of Ore,,.. c-ty on .............. ~.,... Alltlltl 7 1• "4Dlt "1 •t71t f'l*hfllf Or-. OMfl OeltY ~. .....,.,_ Or ..... C:..I Delly ""°' ...... ti tt • S.,. J, t• JJIMI A ... 11," r. ,_... 1 ,.. lJ20-eo • -- 0 . ' I DAILY PILOT A9 ·~ n Garden'• P.riNlllC!e E'ar Sale -Alabamans 6hange Lifestyle, Go in Business . \ ' \ \ l . I I , , ............... TRIANA, Ala <AP> -Triana'• 11rdmttra have opened a n w bual· • ne11 1 1 all road1lde ve1e~ble stand w r retldeni. are 1e1Un1 produce from cummuni&y 1arden the> atartfd tarUer ln the aummer to chan1• t.heit way ot ltfe. Tht 1t1nd'a 1rend openlna was held under a 1mall blue tent Just east of Runt.vlUe'a airport It '1 part ol the effort lo cMftlt the 1mall, mostly bla~k north Alabama town'• t"COnOmic llfeatyle. any ol th~ l,000 rHldenb had made their Uvln1 and fed lhear lamlbea with fia.h .; taken trom nearby tributaries of the Tennea River. But the atnams were found to be contaminated with DDT from a plant that operated ln the area for some 30 yeara. Many re1ldents had high• level• of DDT In olhelr bodies from eatlna th flah. The Tennessee Valley Authority provided more than $5,100 for tools. seeda, fertlllier and supplies to get the garden growing. Extens ion personnel from Auburn University and Alabama ~&M al Huntsville pro vided techmcal assistance ; t ( ,/ / TVA gave the tent. tables and vegetable baskets to ma ke the roadside market a reahty Officials from TVA and the extension services were on hand to help cut the red rib· bon opening the stand "The vegetables here are in excess of those to be used at our homes 10 Triana," said Mayor Clyde Fosler "The garden has been a tremendous help to us to relieve some of the anx 1ety and frustration we have over contanunan~ It is an opportunity to go out and till the soil and forget about our troubles. ' , , .. ,/ I / / ~··''" .' ,' t' ·• ,jV" .. ~ / ~- ,• ~I ) ;' ~~-~·-"· \ I \ \ I ' ,. • i( j ;,.r" .·ii>' .I' .,, • \ ' ·. '• ) . ': I ~ NIFT'I. Jelleraoa 1IAIES Boulevard JUNIOR SHIRTS m the latest fashions Great names. top styles in a f.abulous array of fall plaid colors Shon slet?ve shirt\. reg 'S 16· $17. 9 97 ............... : ............ SAVE TO 40" JUNIOR JEANS in smooth fitting. heavywel9ht denim Choose from several popular looks. including c;uper stra1 gh1 and boot stvles Levi's~ quality of course! Reg. $2b ' 1 9 ~-~ .............. SAVE OVER 20" ) -. ') I I I ' YOUNG MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS 1n ea::.v ( .11t• diamond s!itch f abncs. Short .,1ecve knits 1n a \~ 1d,, variety of great back to school colorc;. illl w11h 1h1• famous 0dg logo Reg $14 7 ?.~ .......................... SAV~ $6.03 DEE CEE YOUNG MEN'S PAINTER PANTS 1.,,,1- good effort l~~sl~· In prq·v .. •a-,hed dl•nim w11h hammt'T loo~ and sc rewd river pnrk1•1.; for d1•1,11I Rl:'q .., J ,..., 12 ~.?. ...................... SAVE 253 eCOSTA MESA Mesa Center 17th & Orange e PLACENTIA Rose Linda Shopping Center · Yorba Linda & Rose ' ............ ~._..,_ \ Gurderung chairwoman Marvelent' Freeman said proceeds from the rommun1ty garden would be used to be&in another garden next yeiir "We're feeding our ~eruor r1llzen!> first," she said. "Senior citizens, peo pie who need it, don't pay one penn~ for vegetables We're taking care of them first, then planning ahead for next year " The gardening comm1tlee. s hl' said. 1:> getting read.> for a fall garden. with turnip greens and lots of collards " . ' 4 • . . ' \ . ,,, ~ '4 J • .J."'\. J I ' \ • I 1 ' I '• l \. I . . ( The .,ack To School Fashion Answer • • r..-••P'll••.i• "Can't you 1ust smile when you're happy?" SHOE MOON MULLINS MISS PEACH I i l ! ! 9 Ar2'lHUf2 Ex.PLAINS NATvf<f ~ ~ THE FAMILY CIRCUS W1-4Y I~ 11" TH.AT ()~L.Y, c~eel:'Y C..ATelZPILLA~, CH.AN(:tE INTO BEAl.ATIFl.A L- 8 1.A -rrerz-i=-t...1&-G ? by 6il Keane .. by Jeff MacNeUy by Ferd & Tom Johnson 1 P,LWAYS W~~ WITH T!-P RADIO <;01N<5. by Mell Laiarius GORDO . • "The hardest port about goin' bock to school is learning how to whisper again." DENNIS THE MENACE JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS 6i"1:MEA~ "TlilltTY rou.ARS IN CHIPSJ A ~ FVl.. ~t:J..uH 6HOIJL.D J..IVe 11-J e,Nu:.f A Meru..,., M.tXI~ !HA ME)(IC.AIJ MOOVtW! ~ TMERE I WAs ' 5lf£PIN6 PEACfRJt.LV .. SUOOENL'<' r MEAW A • 0 MINUS" CALL ME by Tom Batiuk L.15-rtN I DO~ RE.AUZ£ WHAT A oo:.ME.NDOU5 RESPMSl61L.IW 1HA115 ~ ORABBLE ~MAM, fAA1'S ""'4 4,1~\. rt1,NO, JOlNlf~ Sw£'S 'f~t ~1f.S1 PEit~~ 11~E ~"E M''f IN M~ LI~£~ I 'fMOU(,~1" '400 'AIO l WA~ fH( ~UNNl£~f '7£~~ ~o"'"£ £v£f{ ~£1' ~~ FOR &ETIER OR FOR WORSE )t:>O'P.E He.NPeCKeDI Te.l.L HER Off~ lf.LL If Y<PR WIFE Bl.GS HE.f\ you'll WEAR I YOO ~ YCJ.'J'. WHITT 'foU UKE. o.onu:s- OR. SMOCK 1'"HIS HOSPli'AL- ReAL-L-Y t SHOUL-c:> tNS'f'AL..L-A PARKING L-0'1" .' by Gus Arriofa by Harold Le Ooux eur IF r RUN ACROSS ONE I l WANT TO PRACTICE ee1Nv A SPORTS ANNOUNCER COMICS I CROSSWORD • by VlrgU Partch lfp ·· .. but the one that got away " ~O. I ~10 '«lll IA>£Rf fM~ "UNNlf:S'f LOOKIN6! _,__ by Kevin Fagan tf'S Al.~A'4S U>OO (OR ~ ~( l.A'f1otJ Sl41f' 'fo Cl.Uft 1'M€~E 1'M!IJ6S Of by Lynn Johnston THE~A'.3A1N I COULD CHANGE by George Lemont TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 58 Trifle 1 Soars 59 8111Ck UNITED Feature Synd•cate Monday's Puzzle SOived 6 M O 's m111eu 61 Childish 10 Heaw 62 Augments , " T I A I I 0 I " L ( Ill 14 Habilua111 63 Bristle 0 •I A. I I L 0 1111 •I 15 Allege ~ Brllllance 0 I I U ., a T AC uTtlrl 16 R1perlef 65 Asian A a " I II a I• II U 11- • 17 Nay,gate wetghts 18 Demigod 66 Server 19 Zola novel 67 Smoe< Della l. Cl• I 1 111 II l o•• c .. ' -o I ,. TA ll•T I II I • l 'II 11 l • IT A II .,. Q" 20 Ascetic , . llD I CIT•a I MT (. 22 European I A •• t TIO , .. II Ill II I 24 SWiiie DOWN A I T 1 •1111 ••• o•- 26 Instants 1 Eng1Q41 c. 1111-1111 I lll I 0 c 1 0 27 Overturea 2 POiie< item -· . " 0 II 31 Spread hay 3 Pl11n11tt 32 Roof pans 4 Ou1ve<ed 33 IOMCIS 5 Nol loohng .. ,,. A , I /lo IOlll lA T I A Q I'll IL I 0 , ( 35 Challe< 6 Exctam111on 38 Raced 7 ThrOUQh 28 Ravish 39 Acts 8 Whey 29 Le .. et 40 Horsy spOr1 9 Fosle<S -31 Slumber 41 Number 10 Fired 34 'O'rone 42 Edible fungus 11 Ooce more 35 Toy 43 Febnc 12 French 1eg1s 36 Lopsided 44 Purre< leture 37 Soothetn 45 Octysseus s t3 Beyonel Pre-bread ,. wife fix 39 Crazies! 47 Goes 21 Ch1lel 40 White man , 51 Abundant 2J lo11ta city 42 Roman god 52 Repuooance 25 Allude 43 Purifier 54 Vary 27 Annoyer u Embrace 1 2 , • 5 17 Ill ,. I II • 0 L • L ' I I II 0 I L I I f I I ( 0 •• 0 0 R 46 Pheasant brood 47 Ma1rons 48 Summon 49 01sc1ple 50 Seel ale 53 -t>ene 55 Hand 1001 56 Gabor and Peron 57 Body net wor~ 60 Negati"e CLEAN UP AMERICA! STAanNG WITH YOua OWN COLON Tolllc matt'rtals In lht' l'Olon nn ti. lh• caUH of many dlsease1 Fv~ pot bt>l!,y 11n\I~. or baaa under U. ·~• u11 tndTcate 1 i.l\11~1sh l'olon Doctor approved No 0')111 -Gaarani..d MtllK'y bull rel\llMI ll D4M aati&fied. Ne COD Send your addrt>S8 & ~13 00 for booklet & 4 months supply of Aulk lnte~tinal C'lt.>1mser to I. r. & A--.. P.O. loa I J4 • • .._ ..._., c .. tHU "-: ............................................... . .................................................... City & Zip ·•· ....................•...•................ CAll LINDA BLUE ABOUT A SECOND TRUST DEED LOAN. UP TO 5500,000 Newpor:.E~~f ?f0!,_~~1nc • ( 714 7 fJJ (JJt:IJ Bankers Join Move for SOtrrHERN CAtlF.ORNIA " FOCUS 350 aquare Ifft or ln1, at well ti two·btdroom ones with 800 1quare reet ·1 ~_ught Ht Implied that the new laws, dHplte their appearance as en. vlrqnme nt a l safeguard meaiurts, may Lake. on over· tones ot promoUnc class dlsUnc· tlon1 by favorlna those who al[eady own hoµies over those WqO don't. .,. .......... DAIL y PILOT A. I Retired Rep Carl Vinson of Georgia is re cuperating from a heart attack and his doctor said the 96-year· old politician might well be l around when ~· nuclear carrier named for him 1s finished in 1982 ----- BUT WHILE T H • pl1Mers wert t.alltlna.' baftkera continued to fltulrtee tbo old California hfeetyle, lundln1 tract after tract of new 1ln1le·tamlly homea on land that once nurtured tarsus and fru.11.o.c~h&rd.L "We could do the same With condominiums for flrat-time home buyers If we eliminate artificial barriers put up by communities lbat make It dif. flcult for builders to produce al· fordable housing " Th4' Mortensen remarks have a dual •l&nificance. They in· dlcate that tl'le predictions of the planners are about io come true because they have penetrated the m1.1.ch less flexible thouiht procesilei lrt.:"1.lie top rank of ----·----------------~~~~~~·s banking .e~!ablish· f. & THE TARGETS OF Mortensen's remarks were the no·erowth and slow.growth city laws wbtch many Callfornla cities have adopted to preserve remaining open space lands and to relieve ever-srowtn1 preasun on public services like schools, £ire protection and sewers. And they represent the first b recogojtion by bankers that ts growth moratoriums can lead to maJor .social conflict. Potential · for such conflict has been point· It's n(>l that the denser con· struction forecut by most urban planning experts was totally neelected Condominiums have also lbnved, but many of them have been made ao larae and luxurio~ that their prices rival the best single-family homes. The upshot of his commcm\s, later.-$eCOO<led by two former presi4eots of the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco, was that as long as cities impose hmits on the number of ho~ing units they'll permit in any one year. the new units will be large ones. ed out for years by leaden of M R construction workers unions and o~e ) by developers BUT THEIR remarks were That couldn't' last. if the plan· ners were right about what they saw as the coming need for cheaper, no.frills housing 11\iOW COMES THE hrst tn· d1cal1on that the banking establishment agrees If more Californians are to become hohteowner1. Che pres1· dent of the National Savings and Loan League told a group of banking executives, the housing units "Ill have to become smaller and lhe buildings taller. "Years ago," said Wilham S. Mortensen. president of First Federal Savmgs and Loan Assn of Santa Monica, "we financed lots of one·bedroom umts with Sentenced That will be the only way banks can profitably invest their money But 1( the growth moratorium laws are r e laxed, at might become profitable once again for lenders to put funds into large muill·urut developments. "ACTIONS LIKE Cgrowtb limits) will result in a severe shortage of housing, even higher prices for what does fet built and a climate of socia unrest. Mortensen said usually dismissed as self. serv10g because slow.growth laws obviously conflict with the economic interests or both builders and construction workers An even more Important con · clus1on to be drawn Jrom the bankers' comments ts that plan· ners who have forecast major changes m California lifestyle probably were right When the people who provide the money begin to believe that denser housing using recycled land or vacant areas between existing cities is the way of the future, that means it almost certainly will be 1 Elias is a columnist lxued in Santa Monica J Beaches Get New Director FRESNO (AP) -A Modesto land surveyor has been placed on one year probation and or· dered to give 200 houris of community service f.or. a conviction of fail· ing to file quarterly employers' federal in· come tax returns. David Thomas lchord, 36, also was ordered by U.S. Dis· trict Court J u dge Edward Dean Price to pay all back federal taxes "Got a problem? Then write to Pat Duma. Pat will cut red tape, ~ttmg the a~• and. action J10M ~eel to aolve mequittea m government and buaineu. Mml ~our quenions to Pat Dunn, At Your ~e. Orange Coa&t Daily Pilot, P.O. Bor 1560, C°"a Meaa, CA 92626. A.s many letters a1 possible unll ~ amtDn"ed, but phoned inquines or letters not including the reader's full name. address and bti.uMs.t hours' phoM number cannot ~considered Thiscolumn~arsdal· ly except Sundays .. LOS ANGELES (AP) · The Boar4 of Supervisors ho appoint· ed a 3'-year veteran or the Loe Aneeles County Department of Beaches as the department's director. Jerry Cun· ningbam, Sl, of Tor· ranee, assumed the $48,000-a-year post after having served as acting director since January 1979. •2 Crispy Fish Fillets $ •Golden Fryes 219 •Fresh Cole Slaw •Crunchy Hushpuppies A w"' ' ' • CWngGjohn 8i]ver~. Q..OF 6 · DEV\E~ · ~NE'R • lLA • ~· Car D~aW.-. S~t Tnt Plaa Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for ou. SEAf-000 '>HOPPES 3095 Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa Mt SOl6 of Sall D~ m.,y. A.cross frOlft F.dco. Dri•..thnl Mr"Tiu GYallalble. 631-3281 i m Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge Prime Rib , DEAR READERS: A new arb\*J'atloll pro- gram bas been launcbed by Voluwagen dealers, Porache/ Audi dealera, Volkawa1en of Amert ca, and five Better BualDeaa Bareaaa of Soailtern California, including tbe Los Aa1elea/Oran1e counties BBB. The oae·year teM pro1ram lnvolvea tbe use of blncllnl arbitration. apoa castomer agreement, In cases wbere complalDta clJlDOt be settled cllredly by tbe eouamer ud compaay. Tbe commitment by VW/Ponc:lle/ Aqdt covers new car warranty disputes Involving all veblclea less than three years old or with lea dlan 31,0IO mUes. 'l'bere are as many as w .111 aadl re1· latered veblclea In operaUoa In Soat•ern Callfomla. ~ A dlree·sta1e procreutaa b lllvolved ID the arbitration agreement. laltially, tbe ca1tomer mast try to resolve complabtta &llroa&b tbe dealer or regional office. If tlaat effort falls, tlM couamer can ask tbe BBB for laforaaJ medlatloa. If no set· tlement b reached, tile BBB woald aet up an ubl&ratloo bearln1. Tbe arbitrator would be selected jolntly by tbe culomer aad the dealer, or Volkawa1en of America, from a pool ef trai.Ded volunteers. Tbe decision of tbe arbitrator la legally blading under Calllorw.Ja law. Excluded from tile arMtratlcm propam are complalnta lnvolvbl& damqe or "noaal a.Jury In wblcb product UabWty tslOel or luunnce claims are present. ' " Diet-food Buf n~•• Gretrf ng DEAR PAT: The diet-food sections in supermarkets have • lot more products than they did a couple of years ago. Are tbere many people who are fighting tbe battle of the bwge? I'd like t() find out bow the sales of diet foods compare to "re· gular" foods. , N. W ., Huntinston Beaeb Tbe dJet·food bulaesa aceoanta for aboat. I .I percent ol all food 11le1, ud lt'• one Of Ute few seg~ett&I of &be fOOd IN_,, ~ to keep 1rowtai ID tbe aelt 11yerat 1un. We are a aatkm of wd&bt women. Jlaitq& -.ne11 la4le11e tllal &7 percent of the popalatlcm Is wetpt coucioaa, wltb 38 perceat .,._, .. Mdtu" dM&en ud 11..U percent couldered "eoe•etk ..eten.'• Tbe untomuaate tlala1 II dlat people are eatta1 les1 bal 1ettta1 faUer. Accorillq to a prellmlHJ'Y report trom die U.S. Depaltlliellt of AptcaJtue•i 1117 aalloawlde FOOcJ CODriinptloll 8une1. I• wbltb 1177 comumpdoD wu com,.red wttla 1M7. our calorie CMAmpUM w11 ._. tt percu.l •••r· · all. Yet, a Natloaal CeiMir M Reahla Natlltla study ibow. &bit wo••• ~r tbaa ti ud air adalt men were 1pproslna1tely foar po••d• lleavter Ulan they web It 1ean earlier. ,... average \1.8. male wu foact to M tt to • Doadl OYerwetp&. Tbla a•UoNI o'*ill7 pbble• · II btamid r(tl1Uy oa ladl ti esettlM .. d \dlWlM 'tatw1 ..... model, in brown pin dot or navv stripe Coat. vest and trousers, $370 Vu your Brooks Brothers churx1• OfCt11mr or 4111a1u:m E ..;prtH lSTAIUSHlD 1111 - -- _j OLD BACKS HOME -Built in 1873 for Ferdinand and Lowe Werder Backs, the small cottage at 215 Claudina St., Anaheim, was expanded in 1885. Now it's SPANISH CLASSIC -1928 mansion at 2200 W. Sequoia Ave., ~aheim, was construct- ed for Phillip Ackley Stanton, an influen- tial county entrepreneur and politician. one ·of three newly nominated historic sltea recommended for preservation in Orange OOunty. The red-tile roofed, stucco building is owned by Linville and Mozelle Burleson of Huntington Beach. · NEW BACKS HOME -built for the Backs Family in 1902, they had famed Berkeley builder Edward Neihaus design their col- onial revival home with pillars and \ FROM THE REAR -Sprawling Stanton house includes later add-ons at its rear, which expanded its 2,200-square-foot area. Structure is called the first and best ex- LOCAL O.llY l'llotSlafl P'llolosby Alcllardl(-lff graceful lines at 225 Claudina St., Anat?im. It also has been recommended for preservation as a historic home. ample of Spanish Colonial revival architecture in the county. ft may become a protected historic site. SAY GOOD·BYE TO A GOOD·BU Y. '-- • " - ----1"-· -· ·. J If II •Business .fiUvGIOn AP Wtr•tthoto A.J ... JAM" JONES IS STOPPED BY ARKANSAS' STEVE DOUGLAS. JONES SCORED TWO TOS AS TEXAS WON. 23-17. -----.. J No Ha iness Navratilova Firuh Way Out of Open NEW YORK CAP> -:--During the first week of the U S Open, Martina Navr atilova said she would "avoid this tournament at all costs if l could." Since the Open IS one or the world's two most prestig10us tennis events, Navratilova has been unable to skip it lnstead. she rinds ways to miss out on the Open finals. THIS YEAR, 1t was a fourtb- round 7-6. 6-4 loss to 18-year-old Hana Mandlikova of Czechoslovakia. Navratilova's native land Once more, Martina couldn't rind happiness at the National Tennis Center "l rinaUy felt I played better than l had been." said the second seed, who was the big· gest name of the four women's seeds to fall Monday. No. 6 Dianne Fromhollz of Australia was eliminated by No. 13 Pam Shrive r 3·6, 6·1, 6·1, Tracy Austin. the top seed. booted No. 10 Virginia Ruzici of Romania 6-4. 6·0. and No. 11 Kathy Jordan- was beaten by Mirna Jausovec of Yugqstavia 7 s. 6·3 No. 3 Chris ~vert Lloyd blasted JoAnne Russell 6-2, 6-1 "But l still was out of 1t on some volleys "I feel good about my game· for the rest of the year J still don 't think I've reached my potential." The men also got into the up· set act as Wojtek Fibak of Poland, seeded 14th, ousted No. 4 Guillermo Vilas 'Of Argentina 3-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-3. Top seed Bjorn Borg of Sweden blew out No. 15 Yannick Noah of France 6-3. 6-3, 6·0 and Roscoe Tanner No . u . outlasted Brian Teacher 6-3. 6·4, 5-7. 6-2. DOPING TO ~TAVE off the upset bug today were No. 2 John McEnroe, who played Pascal Portes of France; No~ Jimmy Connon, who will face ~le Mitton of South Africa tonieht, No. 7 Harold Solomon. who figured to have a tough match with No. 10 Ivan Lend) of Czechoslovakia, and No. 13 Brian Gottfried battled Eliot Teltscher. Borg seemed to float through the scorching, humid courtside conditions, where temperatures reached 123 deerees for bls match. ''TlllS WAS MY BERT match of the tournament," sald Borg, who has never won here and needs this title to keep his Grand Slam hopes alive -he's already won the French and Wimbledon', each for the fifth time. 'Tm moving well and the knee hasn't bothered me." liorg next meets Roscoe Tan- ner. a 6-3. 6·4, 5-7, 6-2 winner over Brian Teacher. It was Tan· ner who upset the top seed in the quarterfinals here last year in a night match. "I've requested to play him at night," quipped Tanner, who had little chance of that happen- ing. "I've played well the last couple of weeks and I'm putting more pressure on opponents " Among the women, No. 8 An· drea Jaeger faced Renata Tomanova of Czechoslovakia. No 14 lvanna Madruga of Argentina pl ayed Candy Reynolds, and the unseeded Ba rbara Hallquist and Lucia Romanov of Romania squared off. Mandlikova's victory was her second over her idol in two weeks. Sh-e beat Navratilova at Mahwah, N.J . prior to the Open, then topped Jaeger in the finals. "I beat her last week and thought this would be harder," said the No. 9 seed. "Sometimes Martina lives you the ball, mis- ses shota. She's not like Tracy or Chris, where you must win e very point." Holdouts Report Ram Veterom Return Al' WlreplloCo HANA MANDLIKOVA UPSET MARTINA NAVRATILOVA . B l Texas Wins, 23-17 Some Surprises For Everyone AUSTIN CAP> The 10th ranked Texas Longhorns beat the sixth-ranked Arkansas Razorback 23-17 Monday night on a play the team knew about and another one it didn't It was Texas Coach Fred Akers who decided to gamble m the second quarter and pass up a chip shot field goal to try, for a touchdown from the Arkansas l wo on fourth down with the Longhorns trailing 7 3 Akers called for tailback A J · J a m" Jones to cirlce right end The Longhorn blockers swept the Razorbacks away from the line or scrimmage and Jones :-.core<t untouched and standing up that gave Texas a lead 1L never relinquished HOWEVER, TllERI-.: WAS yet another vital decision to be made A rkan.sas had rallied late in the game and Texas was raced with third and 15th Crom its own 12-yard hne IC Texas could make a rirst down, the Longhorns could run the clock out This time quarterback Donnie Lillie had a suggestion ' l II keep the ball after a Cake to the halfback." he told Akers 'But we won't tell the blockers or Arkansas Little dashed 17 yards on the bootleg and the Razorbacks were dead The matchup or Southwest Conrerence teams had a little bit or everything for the 70,000 rans in Memorial Stadium. Arkansas hoodwinked the Longhorns in the second quarter when sophomore Gary Anderson raked a reverse. While he traveled 39 yards untouched for a touchdown. the Texas team chased wide receiver Gary Stig gers. who s h ould win an Aacademy Award the way he carried out the fake ha ndoH TEXAS NARROWED the count to 7·3 on a 52 yard r1eld goal by J ohn Goodson a nd then ~harged to the Arkansas end zone where Akers had to make his critical decision ·'We wanted a touchdown awful bad," said Akers "J con s1de red a field goal. But 1l was a wful quiet down there I knew my staff and the team wanted to go for the touchdown That's what we needed. l voted to go for it since my vote counts the mos t. It was a big momentum play for us ." Texas owned a 17·7 halftime lead after Jones. who had 165 yards on 29 carries for the even ing's work, scored on a one yard dive over the middle. Enraged Arkansas narrowed the count to 17·10 with a 19-yard field goal in the third quarter by lsh Ordonez. Little countered with a 10-yard scoring run for a 23-10 Longhorn lead THEN ARKANSAS made things reiil s ticky Darr yl Howll'S ran two \ ards for J tourhdnwn with :1 Ii lo pL.1;. Wh1l'h brings us to thl' pl;n JU Texas players d1!1n t knoy. about · I C'alled the· pl;n and Coach Akers went along with 11 said Little l JUSI didn't tl'll the team I rakt>d the ba II tn t'arl Robinson and eH·n bod' "ent ont> wa\ l "t>nt thl' otht•r · No hod) "a.., surpri..,Pd an) mo r <' l ha n 11fh•""1 \ P la<.: k I"' Terr~ Tausch, ~1 h11m,in ro<id clearing marh1nt• in th1.., (001 legtall• football op1·m·r "Wt> ;.di thoui,!hl 11 \\ ao; a swet.•p lo the lt'ft aml evcrvbod~ blorked that "o.J) ..,aid T:1U!'td1 Cornposu1·e Puts \\ elcl1 In Control LOS AN<d•:Ll::!'-\1'1 The• last t1mt-Dod,g•·r rigt,• r'.tnrl1·1 Bob Welch "<irked '' 1 l<.1 .... 1 week 1n Ptulad1:lphw ' twn tw opposl•d the Ph1lli1•-. '" ~ 'te\l• Carlton "I wa., "at(hmg l'.trltnn ho\\ he kept his c1>mpo.,un· ,me' 11<1w l was pitching t>'<atth the 11ppo..,1tf' and ru.<,htng 1•ven thing Wl'lch was saying Welch obv1ous1' lt>;.irnl'd as he hurled the Dodgers to a 5 2 v1<.:lOr} Monday, allowing only four hits over seven innings before Steve Howe pitched the final two to re cord his 13th save. Welch, 11-9, won nine or his first 12 fiecisions but only one of his next seven and enlererl Monctav's game with a three game 1.,s;ng streak "Control ism) 'iln•ngth 1t s llw slrt>ngth of t'\ 1•n pttchc r and tonight I had the be st enn• r11I I \ L had in some llmt' · W1·ld "aid ·1 th rev. lov. cL\ g<>o<l :.i-. I ha\•· l'I th•· last twoorthre1• mnntho., ' Wh at I m proud 11f though. 1s that J stayed v.tthm myself I didn't get too ag gress1ve .. For six innings. Welch allowed the Mets only one hit, a fourth- inning single by Eliott Maddox. Meantime, the Dodgers. who have ~on rive straight games to mch to within one half game of first place m the National League West. scored twice in the second on a single by Steve Garvey, a run-scoring double by Ron Cey. and a single by Welch that s('ored Bill Russell. who wai; aboard on a fielder's choice Cey hit his 22nci hom1'r :md fourth m seven game~ 111 the fourth mning off loser Ra' Burris. 7-9. and Dusty Baker t'nnnecled ror his 26th in the sixth inning The Dodgers added a rc•urth run m the eighth when Rud~ Law singled and later .... rorell on a s ingle b~ Garvev lo • If ii • s Break~. I Shotgun Blast lnj .10 W bittier ~ Playen fre• AP'*liMdlee WHJTIIER Tt'n mtmben ol the r Hl&h School football tHM Wt're treated for IDlailw f.n• Juries afttr they we>rf hlt by l\IDfiN lfonda1 hrtaa practice, pollct' said On• •dult and OH juvenile were a.......i.d tar bavetU(~- uf Mllempted murdu and •hootlnt at an dwelJlq, a a1d Ofncer Sal Priaco AU 10 of lht' \•lcllm• w~tt treai.d aod rel aMd tro Wbit· ller Presbyteraan Hosp1taJ for minor 1.Uunn. Nunln1 1upervlsor BooAle Petersen descrtbed tM woUDcll u "vtry minor iJ\Juries to the lower lep They're JUltpellet woua.dl." She imtaally hed reported 12 pel'IOD.I wounded, but laid I ter that &nWlinJured brotherofoneoftbevicthm aodooepencnln· jured in an unrelated mcident mistakenly bad addedtotbe llst of shoolintii v1ct1 ms "We heard one shot and everyone just kept looklnc ln>Wld to see where 1t came from." said team member Vlnct Ortb. "Then the second shot came and we started r'UDlllnl for tbe gym .. When the players reached the locker room. M>me o( tbem had blood dripping down their legs, said assistant coach Tom Brooks "It seemed ltke they were shooting at the ground, I have no idea what the motive was.'· he said. "Someofthekida are pretty shook up, and so are some of the coaches." ....------Otto•r of •lw oa,, ------- "I just wanted to show them I could still slide." - M1am1 Dolphins quarterback Bob Griese after execut- mg . a perfect hook slide at the end of a 12-yard run aga111:.'t SeatUe SC'11 tflll~r Wields Gun.. Won•t Pla11 LOS ANGELES Purvis Miller, a starter on the Southern California basketbalJ team, allegedly m wielded a gun during an argument near the campus earlier this summer and won't play for the Trojans this season, it was reported Monday. The Long Beach Independent said Miller admitted pulling the gun from has van while talking to five or six members of the USC football team, but said be bad a permit for it and that be d1dn 'l pointit at anyone. "As ttungs stand ri.ght now, I'm not going back," said M Iller. a 21-year-0ld semor. Coach Stan Morrison said only that there as "a possibility" M ilJer would be lea vi.ng the school. "I am not laking bis scholarship away," said Morrison. "I am givmg him a series o(alternatives. I'd like to see him get bis degree from USC and the possibility is still open for him to finish playmg basketball, too." Miller i.a id Morrison wanted him to red-shirt this year J;>ut the 6· 7 senior said he refused. ' 'Gantbl~., .la~luota Ila.er• Propel l'•lelcs Oscar Gambit and Reggie Jackaoo bit con-Ill secutave home runs m the sixth inning and Tom Underwood tossed a four-bit shutout, his second of the season. to lead the New York Yankees past Oakland. 5-0, in American League baseball action Monday. Gamble also ignited a three-nm outburst in the fourth with a bloop double Keo Slnpetom drove in three runs with two homers and Gary Roenlcke added a solo round·tripper, as Baltimore defeated Seattle. 5-4 • . . Bob McClure, making the first start of his ma- JOr league career, pitched a six-hitter to give Milwaukee a 6-1 victory over Kansas City. CttU Cooper drove in two runs with a pair. of singles to lif bis American League leading RBI total to 103 but Karusaa City's George Brett was held to one single in four at-bats as his averaee slipped to .4-01 John Grubb drove in five runs with a three-run homer and a double, as Texas defeated Toronto, 9·1 behind the seven-bit oAMau pitching of Doc Medlell ... a. Bauey hit a two-run homer and Jorge Orta added a sol<> blast to pro- pel Cleveland past Minnesota. 5-2, behind Lea Barker'• seven-bitter. Barker pitched h1a ei1btb complete 1ame and brouebt h1.s record to 10..1 since the All·llar break ... lhD Morrlaon and Glen Bor•maa each belted home runi to back the combined seven-hit pitchln1 of Brit& Buu and Dewey Robbuon as the Chicago White Sox bUried the slump- ing Detroit Tigers, 11-3. The 21-year-old Burns, a 6-5 rookie· left-hander, gave up seven hits and struck out four in seven innings. • Er-..... ., De•e1t" ,..,._pt,.., .. Pllcher Rlf111 a•eileta. • former Dodier, • ~ • ho-. rwn Ud No blea to pace PltLI· to • I-¥1'*"' iWI' HoUiN.oD, tlflna the Ph•as. a doubM lae1dir ..... wllll OM AIU. ud alttn1 a lalinl 1tre1k t llP& 1am . Houston won the PfOtr, lCM blWDd two am each by u·11 Pdl and aataeJ La•••tJ· ... G*C• .....,. coottnued h1I torrid htttin1 two .,_, • dOad _ble Md I triple, drlftni tn two rum --two more wlUle pactn1 t.:lncln· nat.1 to H .. 1 tiiumpll over St. Louis behind M Prln'• ftn·bltter The victory wae Clndnn U'I fifth In • row as Dave Coa~• and l ..... y lleacll each drove In two nm . "' . G•f'J Mattllewl -uected four hltl, lnchadinf a pall' of doubles and Bolt llo'iWr and Gian Rabbard had three hlta Heh to lead the 1ur1tn1 Atlanta Brav to a s..a victory over the Chicago Cuba. 1be vletoey put the Braves over the -.IOC) mart fo.r ·tb ftftt t1me since 1974 •MOH• . . . Carhoa won his 21.st game of U.e eeaoo, 1trtkln1 out nlDe batters with a seven-hitter and W .... ctrove tn the wil\illnl run u Phila~el~ia defeated Ian PranclaC'O, M . . . a..tand Offke drove in two runs with I homer and a aacrtfke fiy to power Scott Sudenon and the Montreal £spot to a 5-3 win over San Diego • . . l'lm blaem•n Willie •••aae1 baa been traded by San Dl110 to Montreal, bis eighth major league team, for cash and a pl~er'to be named l•ter. -----• .. ~•" r.11.w ----~ On this date ln base ball in 1972 : Cblcaco's Milt Pappas no-hit the Sao Diego Padres 8·0 for the Cubs' second DO· bitter of the year. Burt Hooton had blanked the Philadelphia Pblllieson April 16. Today's Birthdays: Chicaao White Sox first baseman Lamar Johnson 1s 30. Cleveland Indians outfielder Rick Manning is 26 liabottff! tt'lta• S1Jutlwr11 :iOO Rut• .. Terry Labonte zipped by David Peanon on the II next to last lap of the Southern 500 stock car race at DarUneton. S.C. to win the 31.st running of the Labor Day event. Thinss didn't go quite as well for Cale Yanoroaih wbo ta second in points and money earnings on the NASCAR circuit this season. He bad to leave the race after his car caught fire on the 82nd lap Actor Paul Newman. starting in the final position or a 23·car field. finished third in a Sports Car Club of America C-product1on race at Lime Rock Park in Connecticut ... Tom Btgelow1 the 1978 U.S. Auto Club spring car champion. won his th1ro USAC sprint car feature of 1980 at Winchester Spffdway in Indiana ... Jett Allea'a surprising victory over record qualifier Manta Oraltam blghligbted a round or upsets before rain washed out the top fuel semifinals tn the US Na tionals dra1 ra~ in Indianapolis. The semis and finals were rescheduled for today, weather permitting. WU.011 C•11 Pla!f for llllni URBANA, Ill. -A Circuit Court judge ruled [!] today that quarterback Dave Wilson can play for •II• the University ot Illinois football team this season. Judge Harry Clem set aside a Big Ten Con- ference ruling that Wilson is academically ineligible and can· not pJay until 1981. The Jllini's opening game is Saturday at home against state rival Northwestern. Clem heard eight hours of arguments in the case Wednes· day. Wilsoo broke his wrist in 1977 in his first game ror Fullerton JC in California. He withdrew from school without attending a class that year. He played the next two years, then transferred to Illinois. rroja1U' SperUng Lo.a tor t'ftl,: 1'J Sperttq, a two-1ear start.el' at defenai•e • tackle for the University of Southern Callfomla, bas been lost for the 1B80 season beeause of tonY ligaments in his left knee. Reserve nose guerd Mlke t.mb also tore ligaments in bis right knee and will be out for the season according to Trojan Coach John Robinson .. ,. HlPeuterjet outdueJed previously y undefeated Mighty Deck Three to caputre the 22nd running of the $1.2 million All-American quarterborse futurity at Ruidoso Downs N.M .... Australia drew within one victory of capturing th~ America's Cup challenger role by thrashing France 3 in the third match of a best-Of-seven series on Rhode Island Sound ... Ardulr DoeoTaa, who refereed more heavyweight cham- pionship figbu than any other boxin1 official, died in Kln11brtd1e Veterans Hospital in New York at age 89 . . . 8aJMty Rawley became the first Canadian·born jockey and the llth jockey in thoroughbred racing history to win at leut 4,000 races ... Japan, South Korea and the U.S. won thelr sames in the njntb day of tbe 26th World amateur bneball championships in Tokyo. T..,...._,a ..... TV: Tenn.la-U.S. Open Update, 11:30p.m., Channel 2. l\AD(O: Baseball -Ancels at Bolton, 4:30 p.m .• KMPC (710); New Yon Mets at Dodgers, 7:30 p.m., KABC (790) \ SPORTS BREAK I GOLF I B~EBAlL It's 'the Patti Carner Misses, ~ But Lo°pez Doesn't SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) - Nancy Lopez-Melton say1 it was good putting under pressure that earned her victory in tbe LPGA Rail Otarity Ch~ulc. Lopez-Melton sank a 10-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole in rallying to a one-stroke win Monday over JoAnne Carner Cemer sank a 12-foot putt for par on the 1.8t.h before Lopez. Mellon rolled In her birdie. Carner had led Melton by two strokes at the start of the fourth round. THE FIRST·PLACE finish was worth $18,750 for Lopez. Melton, who bad a 68 for the day and 13-under-par 27S for the tourney. Carner had 71 ror the fourth round and 278 for the tourney. · · J oAnne got a tou&h break with her divot at 18," Lopez. Melton said. "I was glad to see she made the par putt and 1 won with a birdie. I feel now like I won the tournament.·· The 23-year-old Lopez·Melton said her five-foot putt to save par on the 16th green was the key lo her victory "It was a tough putl over footprints '· she said. · ·'There were only a few shots that I had really long putts on and I had lo go for it," Lopez- M elton remarked . "JoAnne Carner doesn't make that many mistakes. If you want to beat her and you are two shots behind, you have to go out there and go for it " NANCY LOPEZ-MEL TON CARNER SAID PUTTING was the key for her also. "Putting hurt," she said. •·r couldn't make anything. I hit good putts that turned at the hole." Carner. 41 , lost her two-stroke advantage with bogeys on the fourth and 12th holes . She had three birdies and missed a four- foot birdie try on the 17th green Lopez-Melton rolled in four b1rd1es The greens were a bit soggy after mid-morning rains. Angels Eliminated '79 West Champs Finiilhed BOSTON (AP> The Boston Red Sox, riding an eight-game winning streak, are learmng once again that the breaks or the game go in favor of a hot baseball club -..., The Red Sox capita~zed on the breaks and extended their un- beaten string Monday night with a 4-3 victory over the Angels, the 1979 American League West c hamps mathematically eliminated from the race with their 78th defeat. The breaks included. -Getting a strong six innings from veteran Dick Drago in his first start since Aug 5, 1979 -A close double play on a slow grounder with the bases loaded after the Angels pulled to within one run in the eighth. A controversial call by Uurd base umpire Durwood Mernll ~ho ~ed Campy, Campanen s out at second in a daring at tempt to stretch a single into a double to start the ninth. -Dan Ford's long single orr the left-field wall, a drive which missed being a two-run homer by two feet with two out in the ninth. "We got big hits all night long to win the game except the men in blue wouldn't let us," said Angels Manager Jim Fregosi, who was ejected by Merrill in the seventh for shouting at the umpire. "It's the worst bunch of umpires I've ever seen. These umpires stink." Drago blanked the Angels on three hi~ before linng in the seventh and g1vrng up a run on a double by Bobby Grich and a single by Ra ck Miller with two out 1n the !>eventh. He ~as rt>placed by Bob Stanley, who hadn't surrendered a run in 'l7 previous innings an his last 17 appearances Stanley allo"'ed a harmless single before getting the third out Then his scoreless string was snapped an the eighth on four ground singles before turn· ing over the pitching to Bill Campbell Campbell walked the only bat- ter he faced. rilling the bases Burg me.er then got Bobby Clark to rap mto a double play. ac· comptis hed despite a bouncing relay scooped up by firs t baseman Tony Pere~ Then came the controversial call by MernU on Campaneris. who dnJled a shot to the base of the scoreboard in left. Jim Rice grabbed the rebound and fired a strike to Dave Stapleton, who applied the tag at second as Merrill ran from third base spot to make the call while second base umpire Joe Brinkman was in left-center. "I was sare because my foot hit the bag before he put the glove down," Carnpaneris said. "He (Merrill) was running and guessing.'· "It was a close play and be could have been out, he couJd have been safe," Stapleton said~ CM Tourney Saturd~y ;r llaseball Standings Full FieM Set to Play By HOWARD L BANDY OflMD•llY.......... · This is the weekend of the Hveotb annual Costa Mesa Open golf tournament at tbe Costa Metet Golf and Country CIW. with a fWl field of 350 slated to tee-off Saturday. The tournament, spomC>red by the City of Costa Mesa and run with the help of 80 volunteers frQm the men's and womed'I 101f clubs at Costa Me.aa CC, is one of the better barlalnl in tourney gotr anywhere. F9r $30, golfers are able to play two rounds, oqe on the Mesa Unda course and one on the Los Laios course. They also &et a buffet awards party Sunday nigbt and for the winners, there are $4.000 in prizes awaJtlnl them. Competit:tob b by handicap wttb 1he Rnteb to tour players competinf tor the city title which Mark O'Meara won lut year in a pl-.yoff. There are three otbel' ru1ht1, 5-9, 10.11and14·11 wttb all players over 18 playtn1 to that bedlcap. Patt Winners include ScOtt SbnPIOQ, Larry CoUOlll. ~lm Georae, Ken 1ee1. llm Wllllams and Cra1'am Cowan tn additlon to O'lleara. The public t• tnmect to watch lhe acttanrttM of chafle. • • • ONE TO MAU DOWN tn )'OW' future book If ~•dowlark Golf Coutn in Jfllll\lqton Beach wui AMERICAN LEAGUE West Dhialoo Kansas Oty Texu Oakland Chicago Minnesota Angeb atUe W L Pct. GB 85 47 .644 6S 66 .496 19'1'2 65 67 .492 20 S6 72 .438 27 S7 76 .429 28'1'2 51 78 .39~ 32'1'2 47 '& .362i' :n Eaa& Division New York 79 51 .608 Baltimore 77 52 .S97 l 1h Boston 71 S6 .559 61.h Cleveland 68 62 .523 11 Milwaukee 70 64 .522 11 Detroit 67 62 .519 11 lh Toronto 54 78 .415 2S ....,..1c.- h1'81114, ~ > N-Votlt '•Olli-0 ••111-'· SMttte ' QWc91111 "· o.treel. Teu1t,T.,....1 Ml,...,._6, ICAIMMClly t ClevelMdS,....,.t T .. ,., ...... A ..... 1o.n.r,w1 •te.i• ut.mio•sl, 11 Olk ... 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IOwlsl-s 11 •I Sen Frenclt<O C81w11·7>.11 Only~ .-.1ec1 ITSIAIWICI DATSUWS .... ANNIVERSARY COMi& sai OUllTAG SPICI THTDllYI ADATSUM IAIWICI WILL GIYIYOUTHI SHllT Off HIS IACI I If n . ' •I ' ek layoffs Ullen GuidinlJ Vnivenity a CAa N .... ~ ........ otn.1 tack , deptb aad aptrleace at UnlY tiJ\y f h whtrt l Tro· J10tt prepartq for the 1• l ball uoa. but ntw coac :feij Mullen •lb'a.Jht nucl-ii prHent In ofdft-to makt a Hr OUI run t a Cl F Central Conftren~ pl•yolf berth. Mullen an.& aaa•atant Bob Salerno have taken tb~ .... et Unlveralt.t wbere the Trojan• havt found Utemaelvea on t.be lotllll eod Hven Umes ln each ol lbe put four "uona .. OlJR GOAL 1s alway1 lo make the playotta." 11)'$ Mullen. who oatablhhed a wtn n11~1 reputation while at Villa Park Kiah "lf we> conllnlW lo develop the rt1ht attitude and 1ain expenence a.a we 10 alon& the playotrs are w1th1n our grasp " Says Salerno "We have five pre-season came. and they're on the house. they don't count " "Th~ key." says Mullen, "1s our attitude In the face of ad versity we know we have to keep going Some teams, the first sign of problems and they fold "You can count the number of teams that go undefeated on one hand." Mullen has a squad of 57 but it's apparent several will be counted on for two way duty "WE'RE LACKING 1n s12e and overall experience." says Mullen "But I've found an ag iress1veness here tbat I like and I ttunk we'll be quick With our size. we'd better be (quick) "Injuries will really hurt because of our lack of depth We lost Rick Hill (guard tackle can· didate) recently with a knee m· Jury." Here's a rundown by position QUARTERBACK Biii Tosheff (o-3, 175 sr . l has been rapidly adapting to Mullen's slot·I offense A knee Injury prior to his junior season cut deeply into his playing time a year ago, but Mullen says· "He runs well and should be a threat sprinting out, although we'll be a dropback Laek Depth Vaqueros Have Quickest Team Quickness.the emergence of Bob Perry at quarterback and the momentum of the 1979 fmale when they sbocked cross-town rival University, 10-0, key the hopes of Irvine High's Vaqueros as they prepare for the '80 foot· ball campaign. Coach Chuck Sorcabal begins his fourth year at the Vaqs' helm and although his teams have yet to taste ultimate suc· cess, he says he 1s happy with this year's aroup for several reasons. ''This is the smallHl team we've had, but It's quicker than any before it," says Sorcabal. "This is something we've really lacked. "I THINK PERRY is gomg to be very comparable to Herb Thompson at quarterback and he can be an effective runner It's the best bunch we've had here , really , a very hard· working unit " There are six filling nine posi· tions with starting experience among the 20 returning let· termefl. The Vaqueros will be trying to improve on a 2·7·1 campaign and will be doing it with a thin squad. AB many as six from the 45-man squad will be asked to go offensively and d e fens ively "We've always been thin in that respect," says Sorcabal. "But we're not as thin as we've been in the past and I tblnk there are some kids here thal io three.to-four weeks will be pushing our starters, which will enable us lo do some juggl- in1 Sorcabal has set no won· loss goals or pinned cham· pionship aspirations on his team. He explains: "Our goal Is to improve every day. "It's a hard-worklnl group, well conditioned and willing to please. If we can eliminate er· rors we'll be successful." Here's a rundown by position: QUARTERBACK -Perry (6-1, 177 sr.) will be rolllno out at times from the I aft.er serving as a fullback in '79. Backup Is provided by Jim Gasho (5·10, 155 Jr.). RUNNING BACKS -Jamie Sturtevant CS-8, US Jr.> has a slight edge over ReQgle S.nchez CS-11 , 165 sr > at tailback with Paul Buckland <5·10, 167 sr.l ad- ding depth. Charlie Fehrenbach (6·0, 192 sr.), a starter In the llne and the team's best blocker as a Junior, will be stationed at fullback, backed by Mike Gold C5·9, 17? Jr.>. RECEIVERS -Mark Bondi (5·10, 155 jr.l Is the team's flanker, Artie Moore returns to his split end post and three are battling for tight end -A.J. Bryce Cb-0, 167 sr.). Chris Mazelln (6-2, 174 sr.> and Mike Tierney (S-11, 171 jr.). OFFENSIVE LINE -The Va· queros have some talent In this area, but It hasn't been runnl~ deep. Doug Hellman Co·4, 200 sr.> keys the right side at tackle with John Hare (6-2, 203 sr. l on the other side. The guards are Eddie Gil (5·11, 205 sr.) and Steve Peek (6-1, 185 1r .). Sorcabal offers only one player for backup duty at this time for these two positions Vince Harris, ·a 6-0, 170-pound senior guard. Doug Egan <6-0, 166 Jr.> and Ron Burns <5·10, 163, Ir) are embroiled In a battle for tt1m tor~ht mo't part ." Insurance II P'ovldtd by Ron Ratcllfft U·t . uo Ir.>. Randy Myt,_ ($-t, lSO tr ) Ind Tim ~ •. l•Y <J-t. 165 tr.>. lllUNNINe aACKS -Exlty and returning starter Rich Sor..aen (5-f, 145 Jr >, a.l0fl9 with Mlkt Fl,CU$ <S·9, 160 Jr.) and ............ ....,..., sophomo,.. Garv lannuul (S.9, 155> are the ltadlno cendldatM for tN two backfield positions. Bob M..rvlck ( .. 2. 180 sr. > Is • ,... turnl119 sterter Ind Is the Trofans' No. 1 slott>actc. Backup It pro- vided by Steve Cech (6-0, 165 sr.>. ltlCEIVUU Don Gense C6·1( 160 sr.l Is the split end and Mu ten ~ "He's as 9oocf -. receiver as I've worked wltt\." Others with p0tentlal include Tom B•ldlng (5-10, 145), and Brad Guess (6-7, 190 Jr.), althoUQh the latter, a basketball standout, h•s been bothered by an ankle Injury. Scott Smith (6-3, 180 sr.l and Rene Rlmllnoer <6·3, 200 sr.> are wag. Ing a war for the starting nod at tight end. OFFENSIVE LINE -Larry Commerford (6·0, 17S Jr .) and Ralph Layton (6-0, 180 sr.) are the leadlno tackle candidates, backed by Craig Hunter (5·8, 170 sr.) and Andy Borda (6-0, 160 jr.). Eric Hedavat Co·O, 195 sr.> and Randy Gass (S-8, 160 Jr.) are stationed at guard with Mike Miller !6-0, 160 jr ) and John Sevier (5·10, 160) also possibles there. Two-year starter Rob Hobart, labeled as the best football olayer on the team by center. Sorcabal wants Steve Schwlchtenberg to concentrate at nose guard defensively. KICKING GAME -Moore CW, 160 sr.) begins his fourth year as the team's punter. And for the first time, Sorcabal feels he has a capable place-kicker -Jay Scott 15·8, 166 jr.). DEFENSIVE LINE -Harris and Fehrenbach are the ends, ttacked by Paul Mazelln (6-0, 160 i"J. Hellman. Chris Statley (6-0, 183 soph.) and Hare wlll share the two tackle spots and Schwlchten· berg (S-10, 180 sr.) anchors It at nose guard. LINEBACKERS -Peek and Chris Mazelln are starting, with Gold in reserve. .. SECONDARY -Paul Buckland (5·10, lo7 sr .) and Sanchez are at the corners, backed by Ernie Lee <5·8, 145 Jr.). Perry is the free safety, bot Sorcabal would like to get Jamie Jordan CS-10, 16& sr.) or Rob Akers CS-11, 156 Jr.) In the secondary for the Quarterback. Tierney and Bryce are the reading candidates at rover. -by Ro1er Cart.a LiOns Big, Experleneed Westmimt,er Boasts 32 Lettennen Westminster High's Lions appear to have all the ingredients to make a solid run at the Sunset Leaaue football championship as the 1980 cam· paign nears, size, depth, 32 retumine lettermen, 11 returning starters, a veteran backfield and an all· league ta\)back. It's eDOUih for one to ask Coach Berry Waters just what else he wanta, bul be won't spend too much time dwelling on the question. "We're 1tron& and experienced," says the former Edison assist· ...... "~ ant. .. "Btrr W~ ~--& quickness and speed. That's OW' main em~hasl1." Wat.en ts. a1ao emphulli.DI a a witch .for bi.a M quarterback, David Harria. who will spend more ,...,..,,p~ Mlke Lewellyn (6-1, 205 ar.> and wide rftelver Joel Bod&era CS-1. 180). Lewellyn wae atao an all·leal\le perforDMt. Def enalvely lbe Lioa. bout middle llnebaclltt Jhn Carllon cs-o. 195 sr.) a.od tackle Steve OtbotM (&·3, 205 ar.), in addJtJon to ouuicM Unebackert Teet Smith (17~> aod Phil Jon. (1'75), and ~merbaob Chunk Granzella ueo) and Kett.h Adler (115): San Diego Raee VivaCe Captures Overall Honors M<>M•Y salerno, will be a• center, backed by Jeff Miiier (6-0, 170 Ir.) and Biii O'Connell <S-7. 16S sr. >. KICKING GAME Tosheff wlJI handle the punting, but as for a place-kicker, Mullen Is still searchl"9 for the right player. 01uiENSIVE LINE The down four In Salerno's multiple defenw wlll come from Hobart, Commerford, Layton, Stewart Coss (S-7, 170 sr,), Gass. O'Con- nel I, Sevier1 Hunter and Cliff Baum CS-10, t70 tr ) . Hobart is an obvious starter, but there Is still much to be determined regarding tt\e other three starting bertt'ls LINEBACKERS Jamie Weston (S-10, 170 soph l and Jett Frei CS-10, 165 Jr ) are hooked up with Robert Mlkhell !6·1 185 1r l, Hedayat and Chris Marble (6-1, 170 sr.) In a battle for the two 1n· side spots, while Exley Sorensen Smith, Remlinger and Dave An· derson (6-2, 170 Jr.l are the paten tlal outside linebacker starters SECONDARY Aqain there are several vying for starting berths with no concr(>te dect~iono; made by the coactiinq staff The candidates : Gense. Marv1ck. Tosheff, Ratcliffe, Scott Hatake (5-10, ISO fr.), Randy Myers (5 9, 140 lr.l and Guess . Bill Bennett's 46-foot sloop Ar riba from BalbOa Yacht Club was the first yacht to finish m the s low.going Dana P oml to San Diego race Sunday but failed to save its time for overall handicap honors Overall handicap winner m the Internat1onal Offshore Rule BOATING ( IOR ) division was R o bert Schinn's Vivace from San Diego Yacht Club. Arnba won Class A and Vivace was the Class 8 win ner Second overall was Hat 'frtt'k. skippered by Robert Batcher. San Diego Yacht Club and third was Kindred Spint. M lit and Marl} Vogel. o ng Beach Yacht Club Overall winner 1n the Performance Handicap Racing Fleet < PHRF I was Grins. sk1p pered by Dave French, Dana Point Yacht Cl ub The 134 mile race was ex t remely s low from !>la rt t o f1n1sh At the Saturday 10 a m start off Dana Point the wind "'as so light and the current so strong that boats had troubll' l·rossing the startin~ line on the first try An hour after the start tht> fleet ran into a dense fog Clan wM\f'Wt' 1011 A I Anllwl 1 HCM ,,.... ) 6 _ _,., hrry l,._._, ~ovc 1011 8 I V•.,<• 1 Hel T•IO l K•nd•od Splfll PHRF A t (it1n1 l .... ,.,. Terry OutctH ~~vc > C.!01, Jerry hylor sovc P01"" 11 1 0 w Huold Tom ltlll. Ol'VC J Y•llOw Bl•d, ~. l•ummu SOVC J. Tl\umPO• II J1mandSM'C!vlutc""11,CapoBYC P>tA! C I T109er Too."''•' O~'""m101 swvc 1 On Tho W•Y Al Nol.on OPVL l Ma<llnlquo o. .. Cooper C•po BYC PH Ar 0 I A,pll•OOlte Jim Gn-.n,.•IO SOVC 1 UH O• (A•I G•~. OVC. > Gendalf Oou9 •"4 '>u••ntw J-• OPVC Red Shift Takes First Alex Goetz' Red Shift from Loe; Angeles Yacht Club was the winner of the Wrigle}' Troph} Sund av in LAY.C's traditional Lab o.r Oa } race o ut of llo>A land -; Landing Catahna Is land The 10 mile course took the rclcers from Howland's around Eagle Rock at the west ~nd of the 1i:.land and baC'k to the ~ljrt ing area W1m1er of the Mt·"Je1 l Troph\ was Tom;.ira. s)qp11ered b} Tom Jorgensen, LA YC WAIGLEV TROPHY ftOAl I ~•aSM1 '"•• "°4111 lAY( 7 Mldnlgt\ISvn Ote•M•I~ lAY( J Sile ~tr Cnu< k Coo> LA VC M <Nf il TROPHY 4PHRF-t ' lOtribrA fom JtJt Ot'h"" l A vr 1 PC1nt't J,,-,,,., Hct\k"ll t '-VC l Olr• V•I How•ro WrlQM ~ Oof' S•I• \Durv l A'({ 80 Boats Vie Labor Day Regatta NOW ACCEPTING ORDERS FOR THE EXCITING NEW Eighty boats an to classes turned out Satur day and Sunday for Balboa Yacht Club's Labor Day R egatta Races were sailed over Inside and out s ide courses Ln ligh t to moderate Winds. Trophy winners: ETCHELLS·22 (7) - 1. Chaparral, Pat Ayres. NHYC; 2. Shy, Don Bever, SWYC : a. Spirit, Phil Ramser, NHYC. THISTLE (5) 1 Streak, Dale Hinkle-Bob Van 'T Diet, BYC. 2 Crazy Elahtt. P a ul Kelly-Andrew Gram , SB YRC. SHIELDS (5 ) -l Columbia, Ken Watts , LA YC; 2. Alleen, Dave Hayes Labaina YC. SORD (6) -1 Van· ta1e. Dick Sew a rd , LSF; 2. Gre1 S<:ott, Stan Rou,BYC. SABOT A (9 ) 1 Sheryl Ra.dos, NHYC: 2 Jeff Gould, BYC: 3 Rod Turner, BCYC. SABOT B (9) -1. Worth Houghton. SSYC; Smyth, Hill Win Title Randy Smy th of Cabrlllo Beach Yacht Club, with J im Hill as crew, won the Tom ado catamaran national championship a t Richmond with a perfect s~ore under the Olympic scoring system. The Tornado is a n Olympic class catamaran. Second place went to Pa'11 and Mark Bussard or Richmond Yacht Club with 20.7 points. ' 2 Brian Henle}. '4HYl'. 3 Price Kerfoot BYC SABOT C tlOl I John Arens. BYC. 2 Anne Schock. NHYC 3 Apnl Thompson. 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Cell Me Ml•lff <McC.Wronl, J oo, 1.60 . A Preunt ol 5ono co.1-....1.100. Seventh rec• -Looll1 Lik• lleln (Velenru.le). SA .•• oo. UO; ._ CNco (Ollveresl. 6 00. 4 <O ; Det<ero (Oel.-e'1'9), J 20 U H.Kle IJ.ll paid "" so. " Pick Sl• IS-9+1•2' paid U,MI '°lo 42 WIMl"9 ll<liteU hi•"°''"" " Pick SI• con-tol•llon paid $70 tO to 119 WIMlrtQ tlcuu lllv• llOt-1 E•Vhlll rec• -Go WUI Youn9 Men IOelahousseye), S 6'0. 2 tO. 2 40; Atfeunch IPlnceyl, J.00, 2.«1; Belt&e (~Carron), 2 40. Nlntll ·~ -Pronto Senor llelleurl, tt,00, 7.20 4.20; Brawley llrowler (M<CM· ronl, 3 20. 2 6'0. Vnd•llnl ICesteneclel, l tO ts e .. cte 1•71 peld $171 SO -.uendOftee-21,m / Misc . WI ll•nd 1l1M IHI.ton• IAHIAU. .--.u...- DITROIT TtGlltS -..... A.I., Tr--H._...., TllCAS llAHOl't1s -"'-ed •llfnt)Wllls. tnlltl .. r, IH\ IM IS••v ,., .. .,, .. 1111 llaull .. MIM RlcMt'41t, lrtfleld«. '"'"' CMrtea""'ot .... ·~I L•eew ................. SAN DIEGO PADltl$ -TrMld WHiie Ment-l, llf"ll -·to tM MoooerWI l•PGt for c.Alll 9'11 • OC-'1'9• .. lie '*'*' ..... l'OOTIALL ......... ,..... ........ ATLANTA FALCOHS -!talMMcl H~ s1e11.,.ca, runn1"9 bKIL, MIU Deva • ..-. 11. •ncl Jerome king -Rlcllt Men, eot• -cll1. l'leced Biiiy ltycamen, w• ,. <•Iver. en IM ln)IWecl _ .... "" 8AI. Tl MORI COL n -Relff..CS JHry Golllevn, --1erbocll; 8ol> Van DuyM, of· ltn•lve llMmeft, Miii• Lawll, dtfeftsl,.. tackle, •nd Brien C•brtl, lln•b•<k•r Pl•Ced "'°"' ll•H•Y. fulllMKk. Of! the fnllltOO rewrvo Ott CINCINNATI BENGALS -Welved Mervin tobb, wft'IY, Billy Brook•. wide re- ceiver. Mitri< Lyle• and Anthony ""°',_,· rUMlnQ *"'· Fr.a A.-rton, alentlve -· Klr"' Cris-I end Zlllit H-erSOft. CLEVILAND BROWNS -Acquired Joe 0.Lamlelleuf'I, offeMI,.. VU-<0 from the BuHelO Bills fOt en undlsc:tosed drelt CMl<e Tr-o Mitri< Miller, Quenef'11«:11, to ltle Grffn it.• Pecurs lot an .. nc11sc10-.,,.,, chol'• DALLAS COWBOYS Placed Prftlon "9erson, runntnv Deck, eno .r.eron tCyle, cor· Mr!MKk,"" the lnJured rnarw lllt Tr-W--..wnv. corrwrbe<ll. "' the BvflelO 111111 lor Oft undl'.K-ltll draft choice RelH-Larry Br'-. rvnnlno D«ll. -Eric Hurl, comtrback DEHVIR BRONCOS -Welvecl Norrl1 W--Jeff K,._le, -r1•r1>ackl, -Biii L•~ tfo"il -Pieced Larry C-. fullba<k. on IN lnJurtd ,_..... 1111 DETROIT LIONS -W•fved Cle,..._ Elem C1elttt1llve teckte, Larry Swider, 1111nt•r. Lulr.r Blw wlOe receiver. ...., Dev• Pe"'"'· de, ....... IWCk HOUSTON OILERS -WelveO C°"red Aucur, 1'9111 -· "00-• Arm1trono, """ nl"9 !Mick ano Greg Devldton, c""ter Placeo Owlr,.s Jefferson, cornert)acll, -Harold 8411 .. y, wide rac;elwr. on,.,. Injured reserv~ lls1 . LOS ANGELES R.r.MS -W•lved Bob l.H, Quer1.,.b•O, and Gre9 Wutbroou. lln•b•<k•r Placeo Tom P•ttl9rew, of· !Mtslvo tackle, on IN lnlu....S reserve 1111. MIAMI OOLPHIHS -Welv•d Jimmy DuBoM eno 8ob Torrey. lulll>ecks, •no sie ... Sl!ull, 11-k•r HEW ENGLAND P.r.TAtO'fs -Wet- S.n Hunl, llrwbe<h•; Doug 8 .. udoln, Mt ... ty, Juoson Flint, lln•l>•<k•r. Jimmy J0tOan, Q1Mrt1rt)ack, ana Mike Newr..11, lfGl!tllftCI NEW OALE,..HS SAINTS -Ael .. - Sl•vt En~mln9tr end Eo Bur"'· quarterbacks, Jim Pl•tnek, un1er, - Norm Hopely guard Trede.d R ick Pertrldo•. punt••, co the San DtelO (l\e ....... for .,, UN111ao.ct Mun ..,.... lNI<• NEW YORI( GIANTS -PIK .. Doug Kotlf, l'lftllnv OMllt. -Gery Wootlonl, ..i..-,, Oft -Injured ,_..,,. lltt Wet- Ot!s WONley, n""""9 beck, Whip W-. 11""'9<1Lor; Owlgf>t SUlel, wide recehow, and Rkh _,..,,, Ontltt' NEW YORK JETS AetNMd J-Zechery, atentlve tno Pieced Aelpfl ClaytOft, """'"'9 Dec• • .lol\nny Lynn, cor· ntrlMKll, Kelly Kirchbaum, llnetie<llw. - RalPlt 0.1..Ncl\, -•-encl, on the ln-lu•ed l"ffHW llst OAKLAND A.r.IDEAS -Acquired 0W•YM O'S-, ~ .... bKIL, from IN Lol AtlQlte. R..-M IOr en unctlsc-draft CllOIClt. Wan.ct JoNt Vefle, OlfeMI .... tk .. •; Lerry .,_, wl~ rec•'-. Md Ketrt Perter, defeMIW llacll. AelNNd K-y l.ewh, l'WM\1"9 IMKk, eno Stew Potttt. llnebKlcer. Pleotd Jeff Wlnena, ~w lackl41, on Ille lnjur'td ,.._.,,.lilt. PHILADELPHIA IAGLEI -W•l- W-Key -I.AO Biedff1'14M, on.Mlw teOIH; OoMI• HettMI ~ t.o....,.r~; •lid SC-w..-. ..,..,, ~ ...... "°', 111M-. on u. 11\furw -lilt. PITTHUK+i STf!f!LlltS -Pl ... Min Devit, II-. Ind Bol:l t<Ollrs, II~. Oft IM "'JUrW f'MffW ""· IT. LOOI$ CARDINALS -Wal-Roy Gere I•, klell•r; Sttv• l'lurlltlewlcr, q11e~; "°" Y ... 11-.111, •MNlw tftd; INll Murrell, UQlll -; MCI .... "-· r-l"llMO.. SAN OIEOO CHARGIAS -WelvM Mille Klrillend, ~k. -Rel"" P9r'9U., center. Plc.d Slew wi.11,,..,., fllflbKk, - 8f'ed H9Nlr11, oft-i .... llnemen, ...... if>. )11recl -lltl. Tr-Clift Oletldltr, ~to IN Hew Y-CMetob for.,, -IM: ..... dreft~ SAN FRANCISCO 4'£RS -lleltHed J•rtY Alfrlf,., r11nt1ln9 be<ll, Ernie HllOllH. eff9tltlw ..,.ni. Joey Wallen, w• raailwr, 0.., H•, _.,~ -G«•rf WllMeme.~ti. SIEATT\..a SIAHAW1'S -T,...., Nldt -..ut, ..,..,,,. teclde, le tfM M'-tltlt v1111ne1 r. .., yndtt(1-e1reft ~. Plec .. Mlu .,.-, wide recithw, °" u. • lwedr-1111 T-.Ml'A llAY BUGCAHl!ERS -Wal1*1 Oet1ny 811t91, wide re<•lv•r, Md TCN1y Davis, ....wnv MCll. w.r.SHINGTON REDSKINS -Watvtd Bobby H--, runnlrtQ b9ck, Don.._ •n" Kevin Turfier, llntbacllert; Kim McQullUn, -rtenlkll •NI Ted FrllKh, c4ftl9f. PIKed Jot "-t, del9MI .... etld, J•rry Sun!.,, ofleMlw lllckle, end Mitt MenclenNll, deNMI..,. end, on the lnlund 1111. SIQtled Jeff &ostk, umer. Actlllel!N Grff'f llkl\erdlon, tlQtll llNI. $50,000 to s·soo,ooo INCOME PROPERTYSF.CONDS • l9tne.t ..Iv .. ...,.,.,.. .... ··-•C•••rrdel ........... FOR THE RECORD / BUSINESS But Sophisticated See Through Mist . By IOllN CVNN IFF ,, .......... ,. NEW YORK -Ronald Rea1an 11 beln1 criticized for H)'lDI the country ls in a depreaaloo ratltel' than • re· cet•icn, but the dl5tlnction has meanla.• only for politlclans, ecoaomi.ta and semanticist.a. All three are llkely to make sometbl.U or lt, but lt wlll matter not a wh.lt to the public, ex· cept to the ex- tent lt di•· tract• atten· Uon from the real luuea, and the ability of candidatel to deal with them. VMIUPP know their lncom4' are They mitht not understand the detaila, but they know that the dollar's low value is a measure of economic weakness. and they see evidence of 1t in the inability of dom~tic carmakers to counter Japanese imports. THEY HEAR political pro mises, about balanted budgets and the like, and they know the promises are insincere. They see their taxes eo up with infla. tion, and lbey wonder what m the economy they are getting for It Call lt a recession. call It a depression. No one group owns the def1o.itions, and none has produced aenerally accepted distinctions, except to say the differences are a matter of time and degree. They see some of the biggest cities and biggest corporations on the financial ropes, and they watch while bureaucratic nit- pickers deal with manufactured legal technicalities instead of facing the issues. AP~ REAU. Y DEPRESSION? Wbal really ls important is the current condition of the economy. not its de1cnpt1ons, and if the candidates don't re· cognize this fact the public. almost certainly does, because the public is the economy THE PUBLIC knows that it as living with chronic inflation, chronic debt and, for those with the least skills. chronic un· employment. They read that productivity is falling, and they When they seek to buy a house for which they have saved for years then find they cannot al ford it. They lower their asp1ra· lions and choose a more modest house and then find they cannot obtain the fianancing THE VARIOUS consumer polls reveal the gloom and dis· tress, some of which seems to arise from the realization that you caMot continue to run an economy this way without ul timately having to race the truth. Those who must deal with the dollar at the local meat market might not know the abstract sub· ~OMN1GE l'1 M l!~~~llJ~~ Candldlite Reag•n Ject or economies but they know something about 1t!> practical apphcal1on, and they can reason from there They know that with high in flation 1t doesn't pay to save, and they worry that it makes economic 1f not common sense to borrow and pay back in cheaper dollars. CONSIDERING s uch dif. f1culties, what a shame it 1s lhat attention l'an be distracted to de· finitions instead of solutions, because the definition of re· cession ts about the same as depression· A mess Herit~e Bank "' •lllM I I I Ill JTN Earnings CONSTRUCTION FINANCING Off in Quarter VTN Corp. of Irvine, reports a net loss for the fourth quarter of $63,098, or 4 cents per share. compared with net income of $238,133. or 12 cents last year. Revenues for the fourth quarter were $S.4 million vs. $7.4 million. Net income for the year was $142,803, or 7 cents compared with $737, 152, or 39 cents last year. Revenues for l.980 were $25.2 million vs $27.8 million in 1979. Fl .. l"fN"arfH>te Pat1• IHridnad The Fluorocarbon Co declared a quarterly dividend of & cents per common share. payable Oct. 31 to stockholders or record Oct 15. The company's annual dividend rate rose to 24 cents iser share, compared with the previous 20 cents per share . Peter Churm, board chairman, said this Is the 17th consecutive quarter the Laguna Niguel-based company bas paid a dividend N•t...._I Edewa11 ... °" NYSE'! •Residential up to 4 units no takeout commitment required •commercial Buildings Takeout commitment required along with leases •orange County Properties *Land Loans up to 1 year 50% of appraisal •up to $750,000 l lcritage Bank 2171 CAMPUS DRIVE IAVINE CALIFORNIA 92713 CONTACT JEFF JOHNSON 714} 833-3700 ••••••••••••••••••• National Education Corporation of Newport Beach, announces it has applied for listing of its common stock on the New York Stock Exchange poHibly by late September or early October. Shares will continue to trade on the Pacific Stock t Exchange. t : FAST : QUIET t POWERFUL t A thrff.bour seminar designed to provide in- dlviduall with techniques and methods for starting or buyiq a business will be offered at Orange Coast College Sept. 12. • ' WORD PROCESSING ! Titled "How To Start a Business," the seminar will nm from 7·10 p.m. in OCC's Science Hall. Ad· milaion is rree and persons may register at the door. Seminar lecturer Richard Hart is a specialist in buatneu plannine. Tbe seminar covers financial planning, re- cordJ, leaal counsellng, and bank relations. For Information, call 556-5880. TRUST COUECTOAS CORNER A•re ColM 6 8tampa OOLD 6 SILVER Prlcee for 1-29-80 o.NC .... MM. WWf"CL11ut ..., Sell KrU99rr-WI. *4. ~ple L .. I W4. IMt. 100 Coronn 1114. s+a. • • • • DEED INVESTMENTS so Peeos 11a. ms. to% Sliver 8e(l!I 1•1' llWWt 17932-G Sky Park Circle t Irvine. California 92714 t For the Dfscrlmlnatlno Investor Prime • HlghlJ S.Cure • Loe.I • 11-11% Yleld Over 20 ye•rt professional experience servlclng discerning fnvestors. tnvestme.nts tailored to your nffdl. For: prlv.at. ~view 1nct consurtatlon call: c.ii•c..,.._.... 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'*" -r or u.1 Neuoe1"'*'9 weddmg • M 'A'8'M Wf\•n "41tn•, liSllll.1 it t•11n1l•111.i 10 ro-yo Haw ... llUntNle • ..., C~IOget~~ • IT TM(l.I A TMllf Al Mundy hM 10 IM•• not klQl\ lellel UUIMI• 11 "'' W-.Nnigtclf\ ~rn.N IO d._"' I 11m1 &Qtt\D IW;ll.• ~ ••• ., uc>altirl • !LECT"*C OOMl'Nf'r ;OU>~ Bob Ct.hlltn ••~ .. Ajalnl spell.,t tl0.'1 1 l:lt'ICtl • G11n9 Bo '"~· Gu liloou c;on. tlrucl1 &/'t<I 1nt11ll$ • d<)Qt )amb en.J Boe. SQIQon mocn1t d1fC1a-c•y- ol encJ ••Tl lo P<•-• Cl'ltmneyhrM ()) CBS MEWS (J) A11C NEWS UO Q TIC TAC OOUOH CD WELCOME aACI( KOTT9' V1c~i Lawrence as their old sergeant from the WACs visits "Laverne and Shirley" (played by, from left, Penny Marshall and Cindy Williams > tonight at 8:~ on ABC , Channel 7 T IM!fe s • queetion .. IO wno woo 1"8 m111ton OOllat lollety •hit Gabe io.na 811r1>ar1no • qu1r1er tor 1"41 wmntf\g locket flJ DICK CAVETT Gues1 Wallet M1t1n11.1 ~ STUOIOSEE Kayak Kid t.ayacken run 1ne wn•te water two collolets te6Cn kids to makt1 tneor shoe~ I)' .... A"S"H " chest cutler end a nu•.,.. lrom tne 806-1•0 er• """' 10 t"e 4077111 •n 1e1urn fa< H•w~e,e and NurM 01ge1ow ®J BAFINEY MILLER Evacu1111on 0.IKll•e F1:.ti bet•lf;<IOS • leen1Q91 na pocks up for suspected tnett and Wo10. 1h• Precinct s P1.1bloc: lnlormA 11on Olhc11 causes • rumor to be ~preao •llOUI Jn 1mper>.:Jon9 disaster fOf tnto city 7 00 I) CSS-NEWS 0 N8CNEWS 0 KUNG FU C.ione p1<ece ot soul •t-&r.ri;s '>UI to 1>1eak thfl 1 p-.r of a ourM more dNOly tllan IM ca ..... ln IMllng him end • grouc> ol IOlll«~~ln •min. .IOKE1''8 WILD M'A•S•H Mall call brlnoa • hint 10 Henry lhll 1\18 Wll• m.y be Slrey1ng Ind UPMltlng ,,_.to Ftther MulCl/\y Cl) 8mEET8 OF &AH FRAHCl&CO St<>n41 11 doubtlvl wn.n a man plagued With MW<'I heedachea and bltcilouls cont-10 1 murde< 9 OVEAEMY Guea1 Sen Franc•aco M•y· or ()janne F111n1t .. n Q(A) e MACfff:ll / l.E.H~A RT TIC TAC OOUOH MERV OAIFFIH Gueeta S..ddy Hlldl~t. Ron Howwd, ~n Van Ark, o. ... Mason 7:30 f) 2 OH THf TOWN Connie Cl'lung end Steve Edward• •P*'d • d•y backst110• With the CHt ar>o crew ol ·The Young Ano Tne Aea1111s". a behond-th•sc:.enM tool< •l Claonnt-1 Lblings 0 KNXl 1C8 SJ L "'Angi>le-, \. 0 l\NBC 1 NBC! LO!> Angele-; Iii KTlA 1nu I LOS Angele"' Q MBC·TV (ABC) Los AngPle~ ,(; "FMB tCBSI San D1eQo 0 l(HJ· TV 1lnd I Los Anoel1•s ~ KCST 1ABC) San D·ego G) l{Tnt In 1 I L •S Angel<>,, «!» KCOP TV PM I Los Angp1es m KCET TV 1PSS11.os Angi>les W KOCE: TV PBSI HjJnt1nqlon Beacn wunrry •IW Donne Fargo, 1 1()()1( 1t the routing pr~ OM<llnQI of ··fha Donnie JohnlOn TrevellflO Mlfecle Setvlce' In Santi Me D IHANANA 0.-11 Flllh DllMMtlOn • t 100.000 NAMl l"AT TUHI • ,,.er n.1 MUSIC ALL IN TH! 'AMllY Ane< lelrnlno lhll Miiie haa written • 1111 .. of etlll Clim to Pr .. ldent NIKOf'I. Afc:NI WlllN I !ell .. Of hla own In prll .. of NIKon. • MACHEll / L!H.W. A!PORT 1=NE One ot the ~vii Ac:acle- my' 1 llrtt female grtdu· 11... back wner. they long 1:00 8 THE WHJ'Te 8HAOOW A betutlflll glr'I cauont up In proaltlutton returns home encl r-.mea her lllQ/\ 8ChOOI romance With Curttf (Fl) 8 THE MISADVENT\JAE.8 Of SH!RIFF LOBO Btnk rollt>er1 wire Lobo ..,,h a t>omll and rorce him to help them rob 11\e Orly bani< (Fl) U . PRJSOltlER. CELL BlOCKH The struggle tor contrOI o! the pt1M><\ continues unHI Monica makes Noetene tn 01!1< 11\e can·t relu941 8 HAPPY DAYS Richie and the O•r'lll m.9l wtln P<>Ul1no rein hung•• and• gnnty bear wtule on I Ump1no .... CUfllO/'t In lh• 1>eau111v1 wilClernna (R) l.iJ THE WORLD AT WAii lt't A~~ Tom«· row" Thi lwrN fl'!!"I II ..... 11110 tM ...... ,..,... In ..,... !OfY, Ind tile .,...,.. ...,. ~ ...... ~H • .:V,.MMWM ..... , ......... ...,.. .. ( 1Ht'f Ouy Oooper, Morlfl IC... A .... ~-,.,~\tie IMPlrlrle ol I ~· ~ rNIOtl Gete II lvt.) • MTONIGHT OltectOf Of the l A ..... """**· fr-1 ~ man Md luon Ma I f11dowmenl COlldlJOIOf ~Wllun C1U10 *- CUM ttle tlotlnmet'I ~ llttnlCUortl •t INI ~ WOodlowC. ....... ,.,. .. ..._ llood" CMttlnt ,.,,.,. '° ~ .,.., biMrlllQ lbOut w..,,, .• dl!Ch(P~ I =Y8'WCAM 8:30~YUM& MN.IV ~ tht \glt1ll -In °"°"°· L.,..,,_,. eq..io-9\' mow 11110 their ap1t1- men1 (Al • L.A. -AN AA'TllrT'I WI# A lootl ., lilt or L.A'I ftrtMt "111t•. both lnelde end Olllllde ol !Mir ttuclloe: TeTfY ~. 9etye a.et. Uta Al~. Wllllanl Ctutdllleild, Cel10I Almerw Md 81tfy Benll .. '°" • NOVA Term1111 A11d TeletcOP••" Or Phlllp Mofflton. prOIH&Of of pflytlel ti MMMOlllJMllt IMl•tule ot TecihnoloOy. Pf•Mnll • provoo1t1vt COIMllll'ltlty Oil IN 1'\11~ ot cMliutloll. O(R) Cl) ICllH'I~ t:OO. ()) OU MOVll • * * "Echoea Ot A Summef" < 1'791 Jodi. Foller, Al<:lllld Hlltll. Tiit .. days In the Ille of • 12·)'Nf-old gift with Incur· •bie ~di-- drtmatlnd. .. NeCMOVll * *'"' "MldWey" (Pitt 1) ( 1976) Chttl1oo Het1on, Henry Fonda Tiie 991«: World War II tif-nevaf bat· ""'~~tnd Allled toroee tor contrOI ot the 11rateglc PllClflc: lalatld of Midway i. ~tlHd. (~ g DONAHUE Mtll-Ordu BrldU ' Ou.ta: Joh11 SrOU&lttd 1nd hla wife Kelly Pomeoroy 89 THAU'S COMPANY Sllnl41y AGP«, c;ot1vlnoect that Jecll'a l".)-.t In glrtt 11 solely plllotllc, llrtngll tor him to d•t• ht• ni.c. c; (A) G llll Y OMHAM CAIJ8A.OE G) MEAVGRlff1N GUMtl. Buddy Htcttett. Aon Howtrd, Joell VM Ari!, Ot't9 Maon, flOl)er1 -- TUBE TOPPERS KCOP • 8:00 -"The Naked Edae " Gary Cooper and Deborah Kerr atar ln thi.1 movie drama about the re- opening of a flve·year-old murder case. CBS 8 9:00 -"Echoes of a Sum- mer " Jodie Foster plays a girl with an Incurable heart condition in this TV movie with RJchard Harris NBC 8 9:00 -"Midway." Part I of the dram~Uzation of the epic battle In the Pacific with Charlton Heston and HenrYFonda heading an all-star cast. WuN, Rld\trO Slmmona • Ht1VA I ~YW£00AMl MOVIE * * * ·'The Magniflc;enl M•ltdc>t' ( 19551 Anthony Quinn. Mtur~ 0 H11• A man a.flee dMlll when he eni.ra ti.. bullrlnQ 10 lmpr ... IM -M IOv" (2 hra I • n.E 000 COUPl..f "Termltu And Telncopet" Or Plllflp Monleon, prot ... or of phytlc;I It M~tl '"9lfMe of Tectmology, pt-t• • provoc•tlve commentary on tile na1111• of cMllutlon. Q (RI t:a0. 0 TA>CI In the tnro. ol • heng- OYlf, Qac:ar lh<owt Fell• out ot tne ep1r1ment. ·T'Hl~HIU SHOW LOI.Ill g911 dazzllng r.-ulll W!Mwl~~I .. him ., '* 20!1\ tnlWefltty ~ tchoOl r.unlOn • l'\.AMIAN>8 "Hlw Blood" Cllrlallna 19\111111 to Flllmb.,da •lier '-lnci abol.it Wlltltm'I dNth (Pttt 9)Q 1~1 1 NfW8 KAA'TTOHART Jonathan and Jenntler gather evidence agtln11 a ptornltlerlt ll&lrd•-..... pected Of bltetlmajllng 1111 1--::=:wa 1~~ "The C.nttt• Of Santa Mene 0. lqulqut" A_ ... of movtng torlgl by the CNIMn 104klore O'OUP Oul· ltptyun detlt with • tM*9' strike In Ch/le In 1807. • F'NE TO CHOOef "How To eu,. 111n111or1· Dr Mlltot1 Friedman vleltl • g~t town and 1 tobec;-co or-to thow wt.el mOMy It tlld 110w It works. 1£.Cli_A) 11:00.DeCl>_O NEWS JOHN DARLING I J J 1 • Benny poht..,. a "41n- pecllad huabllld _.,,, "' !re tor pretty Qlrf• ., TH! HUM.AH F.Aee OF CHINA "Som•lnlng Fo• Ev•ry- one A ~a commune prod1.1<:tlon t•-.m la tn• fOCUI Of lhll lttm ·~pltJn1ng lhl WOtlllRQ• ot a typical commune In Ollna 11~ e ()) u.a. onN TIHNt8 UPOATU Hlghllghla of thl day·a lcilorl -pr_,ted from Aullhlng MNdow Plflo; tn CofOM,N Y D TMEM8TOF CAMOH Gueett Peter U1tlnov, Tom Snyder Juay Colltn•, K•I• Mulgrew (RI I OATINO GAME 9 A8CNIW8 HOOAH·a HE"°'8 t<llnk 1etm1 1h•I Staleo 13 l\u meae the top ten 1111 In p11eon. ol war camp• ti OETSMART Mb and 99 poee .. Army 1>9'tonr'91 lo trip a psycnl- ~OHN LIN(;. 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Suo;1 f 1113111 T y1 one Power L orell<1 Ywno 4508 NEWS 1tt-dnP•doy'• Bayt ime tlorie• 110041) * • HOIO Tnat Bat>~ 119•91 Bow"•r Boy~ L•v Gon;.ey -AFTERNOON- 12 00 0 * • * SollM On ThAor Toes ! tq~21 Mt"'& Lo~ Jeanne Cr aon G) * * * M a!lll8118n MelO<lrama I 19341 Clark Gable l\llyrn<1 Loy Q) * * 1 A 0•51anl T1umpet 1196•> Troy Donohue Suzanne PleShette 1 00 &9 • • •' An tnspN:IOr CeHs ! 1954) Al<1Stair Som, Eileen Moore 3•00 0 • • '• C>.!stry 11955\ Audie Murphy Man Stene nerd '11 * • • The Man From The Diners' Club I 1963J Denny 1<.aye Cua W1ltoams 3:30 ... * •. ' The P1I Ano The Penduh.om · 11961) I/In. cent Pr1ee John i<er r 4 66 D • • Stop T11a1 Cab (1951) Sid Mellon, 1,., Adrian by A~mstrong & Batl~k Jane Seymour Takes 'Best Role' COLORFUL ROLE Jane Seymour Anniversary HOLLYWOOD IAP > -J ohnn} Carson will celebrate his 18th a n ni versary as host or the Tonight" show on \/BC w1lh a live. two hour pnme-time special on Monday. Sept 29 LOS ANGELES <AP> -Kate murdered her parents, turned to prostitution and then perversion, shot her husband, walked away from her wedlock-born twms, and died an arthritis-crippled paranoid. Jane Seymour will attempt to portray Kate as a human being. Kate is the riveting female lead in John Steinbeck's epic "East or Eden," which will be shown in seven blood-curdling hours this fall on ABC. The ~acter will be played by Miss Sey mour , a stunnln1 Englishwoman who strives a1alnst all odds "to make her vulnerable enough that the audience would actually care about what she did." Early U\ life. Kate focuted on the world with a troubled mind. As a teen-ager, she killed her parents by setting fire to their house, then ran a way and became a prostitute. Nearly beaten to death by her pimp, she is rescued by Adam and quickly gets him to marry her. THAT PLAN GOES awry when she b ecomes pregnant by Adam's brother , C harles She tries unsuccessfully to kill her unborn children, then breaks away from the family by shooting Adam. She returns to prostitution. murders her madam, takes over the house and turns it into a den of sexual depravity In the end, the monster in her has squelched every human trait, and pushes her to suicide. Miss Seymour. mosUy unknown in America despite a glittering list of credits, looks on Kate as "the best piece of work I've ever done l.n my life. It's the best role that 1 have ever read, ever. in any medium. To play a character that is 10 many different people, and also not even bwnan, LI fanlaatic." AMONG 11IE OTHEa •tars of the $10 million project are Timotlly Bottoms as Adam, Bruce Boxleitner as Charles, Lloyd Bridges as Samuel Hamilton and Sam Bottoms u cal, one of Kate's twin sons. Shootln1 waa cr•mmed lnto a 78·day schedule on locatlon in Savannah, Ga., Los Anaeles and the Steinbeck Country near Salinas. The Salinas portion waa especially meaningful for Miss Seymoor. '·A st&J.ned 1lass window bad just been put up in honor of the woman that I was playing," the actreaa recalled. "She was a real person. And there's a real person living lo - 'Best U.S. J udge' P r ofiled examines Judge Seraphim's no-nonsense courtroom lectures. his reputation as a bard·line "law and order" judge, and how be has managed t.Q please most of the people of Milwaukee, an industrial town which bas one of the lowest crime rates of any city its slze. · In summarizing bis own courtroom philoaophy, Seraphim states, "When J eet a hardened criminal. I treat him Uke a contagious disease. I Isolate him. 'fttat ls the Job"f a Judie - lo look the criminal in the e19 and say, 'That's lt. fella, you've bad It, we're pu]llnl the pin on you.• " "Pasalnf Jud1ment" l.I the ninth p.roaram ln the new U.part aeries "U.S. Chronicle" bolted by Jim Lehrer, which esaminel the impact of national policia, trends and llluea on the people who live with them. Salinas who is Cal. Everyone knows, but no one admits lo it, because the man owns the bank. ·'In fact, there was a mixture of pride about Steinbeck and a sort of embarrassment about people's families being talked about so opeJ.l,ly." THE SEGMENTS WERE shot mostly in sequence. which meant that for several weeks Miss Seymour had to portray a dying Kate. "The lut few weeu I was playine a woman wbo waa lockin1 herself up 1n wbat amounted. lo a coffin (a windowless room). who was crippled by arthrltia and was paranoid and suaplck>us and hateful of everythln.g and everyone around her, even the li&ht of day. "There was quite a period of coming down from that," she explained. "I have a tendency, I'm told, to become the person I'm playing -which is kind of tough on real life. especially when you're playing a monster." It is perhaps this ability to lose herself, physically and emotionally, in a character that has cost Miss Seymour the attention lavished on actresses with lesser talenta. TRIS YEAS. JN addition to Kate, she plays a beautiful turn-of·tbe·century actress opposite Christopher Reeve ln "Somewhere in Time" and the unsuspecting stralaht •uy for Benji in "Ob, Heavenly Dos." In past years, she has ranaed from Shakespeare to · • Battlestar Gallac:tica," from a pioneer women ln "The Awakening Land" to 'n 1lcobollc draa designer lo •'Seventh Avenue " and th e v1rg1nal card-reader Solitaire in "Live and Let Die." ''The point ls, no one has actually categorized me It's the best thing that can happen to an actor, but it's the worst thlng that can happen to someone who wants to be a star Stars play themselves and the public buys them, not the package. No one quite knows who the real Jane Seymour is." The real Jane Seymour 1s a one-time ballet dancer who was forced to give up "my real ambition" because of cartilage damage in her knees -"the same thing that happens to soccer players " A CADEM \' A WA RD winner Manie Smith took the frustrated dancer aside one day and mentioned the possibility of an acting career. ·'She wu the one who sowed the seed," Miss Seymour said. After ye~ of playing anything she could find in England, Miss Seymour abandoned her native shores for the jungle or Hollywood. "I came to America with no Job. no work permit, no agent. It was pretty crazy the first six weeks or. so, and then I started being offered really good work." Most of the work was on television. a medium that she would just as soon forsake for the creative liberty of cinema. She finds it ironic that her meatiest part to date, therefore.Js a TV production. "l'd rather do it in a feature film." she admitted, "but you couldn't play that character, that range, in a two-hour movie. TV gave me seven hours, and J consider it a great gift. " ' "~-·~to ACTS IN SOAPER Gov. George Nigh Govenwr On Soaper TULSA, Okla <APJ Gov George Nigh has made h tionally tele vised dr lie acting debut on N soap opera, "Tex.as" actmg the part of Gov George Nigh He and his wife, Donna. filmed a brief night club sequence and he had a few lines of dialogue as they sat at a table in the night spot. "Texas." like CBS' prime time s how "Dallas," 1s abo ut croo ked oil men , dishonest ran ch e rs , greedy politicians and sex The Nighs had been asked by a friend to appear on the show. ---- "A IEnER FILM THAN 'STAR WARS' ••• ''-TIME MAGAZINE Al• r.mo• United Netlon• outpc>9t In lhe lronn NorV'I he ... IOIMlhlnQ hH gone terrlbl, wrong. ...... ......_ .. ..,_,,,... ~ ~~ ., ... ,1111 -.......... ~,,,., !PG! !lW4Jl llJTlfRml • ~ ~ • Rl()W{) ~ DfmTCJ\ER l£E • EWllAAA PNl<Nl res U O'Ytl ln!XIS ..,.._ tow•~ Cllll:laA ...-1 c.r .............. _.,,. ~DIR&l .- ............. -~ .. MMt J IRA•D OPE• Friday, Sept~neer 5 Ill RODEO Formerly McConahay's Mii ADMISSION • ... T·SHtan Cw ... n. f.1_a_s Urt.. Cowt.oy M SI 00 Prh• for ....... IJdw WAHOO!! i... CMtett Per Ifft s.t .. C•n 725 Baker IAt lri1ton COSTA MESA 540-5061 , TuMday, September 2 1980 DAILY PILOT 87 , New Seaso~ Under Way Tho t alf \0 I ~ a lll11lon tJa and a pal.r est -• . \y l.h ater 1et1 wtth a comedy of dramaa ln nnt oft UM 1tarUn1 b&oeu. opentns wttb a 1111 ftnt nilbl nl•braUon rhunday, wm be "No Hard heliD,." at Lb• ctdJet>.cll Valley Com· muntty 'Jbeattr. rrtday la. dou le apenln1 nwht for two playa 1 mil• or IO apart -1•R11bomon" at tbe W tmlnlter Community Theater and "Pie· nlc'' tor Westmln1t.er'1 Showell" PrilducUom. 8ADDLSBACK'l' "NO HA&O feelln11" wlll be tho Oran1e County premiere of the comedy by the aut.hon of ''Norman, 11 That You?" Sam Bobrick and Ron Clark. Benny Goodman, a ramlliar face oa the SVCT 1ta1e. makes bis direc· torial debut wtth the play about a middle-11ed woman'• queet for romance. Llnda Le'Wil. Vloee Contlo and Joe Ritk~ play the leadin& rolea in the production, with Dick Vara, LaJ&&ana Bluco. Uada Lopton, Jack Mcilroy alld Rick Mule~ round in& out lbe cut Performances will be 1lven Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. throu1b Sept. 27 (with special sbowinp ~pt. 18 at 8 and Sept. 14 at 2·30) in the new Saddleback theater. 25741-C Obrero St .. Mis· sioo Viejo. Reservations 770-0381. Intermission Tom Titus handsome drifter and the restless young woman PAT OSWALD, 8HARRON White and Alex Koba are featured in major usignments. wil.h ll.atty Green, Renee Thorne. Bette Lee, Bettie Mullenberg, Carma McMurphy, Laurie Neso(f and Robert Oswald completing the company. Performancea of "Picnic" will be given Fridays and Saturdays at 8 30 through Sept '1:7, with a 2 p.m. matinee on Sunday, Sept. 21, at the auditorium, on Westminster Avenue at Hoover Street in Westminster Reservations 893·9412 or 894-6186. Continuing their respective engagements this wffk are a pair of dinner I.heater productions - ''Grease" at the Harlequin Dinner Playhouse and "Apartment 8 Strikes Back" at Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse "GaEA..qE," THE FIFTIES rock musical, has become the biegest hit in Harlequin history and is being held over through Nov. 2 at the theater, 3503 S. Harbor Blvd., JUSt north of Costa Mesa NOW PLAYING lllWUH" MllTOl S.•11 ""' ~o 1444 IRAllOI' IMlfl .. TOll llunllnvton BNch 848 o J&e MA19'1 lllU'l.AU B•M ~29 ~339 aJ AOIUM Ofllf( Ill O••no• 619 &110 ClllllOOMl IH• •Qt b 14 '\~I • ruau ll:Clno .,.,,(_ .... , lOWAllOS fllJO TWI• ...... ..,., ~·ti• &JO ~990 .... .,~' HI Wlll lt OlllU Ill wo1m111>1., &91 JUJ ----1j NOW SHOWING! 1--- uu ~l.iM b•-• f' 1 '2Q 'i.i •' com 111csa Ha•b ,, '" 631 351.il u TOIO HUNllNGIOH ecm clddlPbJ• ~ f lftdl •,. )di ~118(' •lr "' UROCll GROVE IU!lt[ WP 111. • ,·, I •' "JO 44JJ 'ii ti~, oum '>1Jd11i • •• '" b l<J , ... ~ WISIMINSHR I I'• 1, I .\ n ~Ii llj~ (979·5511). Performances are given nightly except '-===::... Mondays at varying curtain times _I ORANG[ Volt l P ti• I" 1 h <14 ' I ht THE JAPANESE DRAMA "Rashomon" ar· rives at the Westminster Community Theater Fri· day under the direction of Art Winslow. William Ghent, Mary Benton and Marc LeBlanc head the ==~--=~--===--::-""'==~~====~ cast of the play, which revolves around the trial of Kaye Ballard heads the cast of the new com· edy "Apartment 8 Strikes Back" at Sebastian's, 140 Avenida Pico, San Clemente (492-9950 ). Performances are given nightly except Mondays * ed.wards cinemas ,,_ ··-t!M 1S14 • t ..... ......... 41!M 1S14 .... t. . .,,_,. t96 12S3 ~ eM Wt °"'1 A _._ AllP\ANI=.. ll ... 2llM1•e..-1w _..;..._...., MIOOll AOI caAZ't 1111 11.-.hN-41 ......... ,..,. ~ ...... ..,. ...... AlllfUNI~ ......... ~ ...... , .... "BEAR ISl.ANO" (PQ) _,,.,,,._,, .. ._2:1M:1M_._,.,_ "BATTLE BEYOND THE STARS" __,.,.,.._. (PG) ......,_,.._,_,_ ---"THE DAY TIME ENDEO" -=~ ... ~1 ..... :::s-......... a...-·'--a..I .. ~1,i )TMl~~c:-... H· .. •• tM aaM "'11t •nlOlt M:t1SH•1 ,.,,, ....... fM .. A9 .. fUill .,..,..o.. ..... -·1.-· ... '"'" the accused murderer of a samurai warrior. Others in the cast are Bob McLoughlin, Steve Cbakos. Bill Malkin, Wayne Mayberry, Florence Ehlers and Tisha Huntly. Curtain time is 8:30 Fridays and Saturdays through Oct. 4 at the theater, 7272 Maple St., Westminster. Reservations 893-8626. William Inge's "Picnic" launches the second season of the Showcase players with Jean Koba in the direct.or's chatr. Emil Knodel! and Norma Williams play the leading roles of the at varying times through Sept. 28 • * CALLBOARD Aud1t1ons for the Orange County Master Chorale will be held today. Wednesday and Thursday from 4 to 10 pm. at the Orangewood Academy, 13732 Clinton St., Garden Grove. . the tryouts are open to men and women of post-high school age and appointments can be made bycalling~0153 Aetors Busy in Wyoming JACKSON, Wyo CAP) -While actors in Hollywood walk picket lines, in Jackson they navigate whitewater for the cameru and stage knock-down fight.a in the bars and balconies or town. Amon1 the stars al work in um acenic mouo· tain valley are Robert Duvall and Clint Eastwood. And then there's Clyde, a four·f(J9t-tall orangutan. Shooting be&in.a SOOD OD .. Pursuit,.. a fie· Mandrell to Sing Amateurs' SOngs NASHVILLE (AP) -Singer Barbara Man· drell is to record songs written by two wlnoers of a nationwide country music llOlllW'ritina contest for amateurs. Bonnie Jean Campbell of Santee, Calif., and Sharon Lunsford· of Watertown, Mus .. won the contest and will be enUUed to royalties from their songs. lb. Lunaford, 28, a secretary, won for a aong tilled "Movin' On" and Ms. Campbell, 34, a housewife, won for "Fire Me." The winnina soogs were picked by a panel of countJ"y mu.sic professionals from more than 1.5,000 entnes submitted. Country music radio stations ~ougbout the country helped spomor the contest . Mia Stars in 'Dorian' HOU.YWOOD (AP) -Mia Farrow will atar in the tiUe role in a contemporary retelllq of Oscar Wilde's ''The Picture of. Dorian Gray." 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The new movie's centerpiece is a fight between two professional street fighters , Eastwood and BW Smith, that starts near tbe town square and spreads across balconies and through windows from one end of the square to the other. The movie's heartthrob is Clyde, an oranautan. whose feats include noctumaJ beer· ~ forays in the Cowbo): Bar. * CIMllA cena I UA CINEMA UA CITY CINEMA * Cosio Mtso Westminsler Moll 01onge 979-'141 893-05•6 634 3911 WOOOlllOCIE CIHEMA lrvlnt 551-0666 * MNIHllS ONtY ltJ MOST rHtATIU * IOlllY N0'AUUACCl"1D -1141$f-Mff<T UA MO'llB &eo Moll 99(}4IO'l2 UA TWIN Westmloster Moll 893·1306 wooo.IOGf CINEMA lrwie 651-0665 TREAT YOURllLF TO THE TWO _, COMIDIU Of THIE CUITUAYI --alllh (~o(a~) WICDAYa AND fRI., UT . • '··· 7 • 10:'° WHERE THE BEST PICTURES PLAY ---- "BATTLE BEYOND THE STARS".,.. , ..... "OH, HUYENLY DOO" -"91 "MY .OOYGUARD" "MIDOlEAQE CAAZY" (R) 1 U IU ) Research establishes low tar MERITas proven taste alternative to high tar smoking. , ! 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And cigarettes having twice the tar! you can taste it . Kings: 8 mg· 'tar:· 0.6 mg n1cotine-10Q' s Reg: 10 mg· 'tar;· O. 7 mg nicotint- 100' s Men: 11 mg "tar:· 0.8 mg ~icotine av.per ciga rette, FTC Rapon Oec'.79 'Kings & lOO's • DALY '"-OT ESaturing_. _ •• ___ c, Hfts Come to Town A tallrinl bur named Murphy wtll IOOl'I be · 'Jolnlnl" tbe Newport-ates. untned School DltUict. Murphy t lb• creation of a 1roup of Paclfle Tti employ .. , will be u.aed to help aradt tebool DUDlla wbo t"1ffer apeecb probletna taln eonhdence and Lm " prove thelr verbal abUtUa. ••id Dixie Laub, dlrector ol tbe l"\atun Pioneers or America. Saddleback Coundl. Murphy, a cuddly, four.foot-tall atutted animal, la equipped with a roneealed in· tercom ayatem that allows a teacher bid- den behind a 1ee-tbrou1b mirror to become the bear'• volre. The child is left to play with the bear alone. ·'Children wall tell thanes to Murphy that they won't even talk to their parents about," aaid Ms. Laub. "We know that this bear will be loved by many cblldren in the aphasia-severe dis· orders sect.ion of the lanpage procram at Paularino School," said Norman Loats, district deputy director. Aphasia is a neurological disorder that impairs a child's speaking ability. Murphy was reportedly inspired by Mary Wright, the grandmother of an aphasiac boy in the local district. She heard or a similar talking bear, named Teddy, used by Anaheim speech therapists. Mrs. Wright wrote to Pacific Telephone and was referred to the Future Pioneers, an organi%ation of employees with less than 18 years of service. "I wanted to know if the same thing could be created here to help my 7-year- old frandsoo, Dylan, who suffers from aphuia," said Mrs. Wright. "He knows what be wants to say buthe doesn'tcomeout and say itfor fear of not getting it right.•· She said Dylan bad been to numerous doctors and in several programs but he seemed to need "something extra" to bring about a change in speech. The Future Pioneers joined the Sad· dlebact Council of the Pioneers (employees with more than 18 years service> to build Murphy. DYLAN WRIGHT, 7, AND MURPHY: A LOVE AFFAIR A fundraising drtve provided the money to purchase the bear. Over a six-month period, they hollowed him out, created the intercom system from scratch, restuffed the animal and donated it to the district. ''We're really excited about the project' because Murphy may cb&Jlie a child's whole life by helping the youngster to com- municate," said Ms. Laub. ''In many cues, cbildren with speech problems need a clear voice to copy and the bear really holds thelr interest." • "Pardon the pun, but I'm confident the children really will bear with Murphy," she said. She said cost or the stuffed animal and electronic equipment inside runs around $500. There's a Computer ·in Your Closet Thanks to electronics, there's no guessing anymore about what color dress or tie to buy ,, By IUDITB OL..'lON Of !fie Delly PllOt $1M! Puuled by what colors to buy for your next bil wardrobe splurJe? _ It's very simple in tbia technological age. 411 you have to do ta ast your friendly computer and it'll suueat more than 100 shades that look )est with your particular hair and skin tones. 1be Idea of usln1 a computer to forecast clothing color was devised by three schoolteachers, Sandi Clark, Cecilla Good.man and Vivian Triem, after they all had "bad their colors done" and were dissatisfied with the re- sults .. They began looking for a better way of matching skin tones and fabrics and discovered the colorimeter, an instrument that measures the density or hue of a color. MRS. Cl.AU'S husband, Jim, an engineer, suggested they boot it up to a computer, and Image Worb was born. For the last two years the three women have been taldnl classes in color and interior deafgn and they opened their Newport Beach firm just a few weeks ago. They eventually hope to quit teaching and work full-time at their color and wardrobe con- sulting firm. Two or the three now instruct part- time and the third, Ms. Triem, still teaches music in the Irvine school diatrtct. Tbeymet when they were all on the faculty o,-lrviDe 1Dih school, teaching U.S. History, govenmient and directing the band. The three were dissatisfied with the old method of color selection, the "season"concept, because they felt it wu too limited and too arbitrary. THE SUMMER, wlnter, spring and fall metbod often a limited palette, where the com- puter method suegesta nearly 150 different possibilities, they noted. The lmace Worts process beglDS with the matchin« ol eye colors. One of the three sits down with a client at a grey table in a grey room and assembles a half dozen swatches to match the colon of the eye. --Then, the hair and a'kin are measured by the colorimeter and tbia information is fed into the computer. About five minutes later, a list of aunested colors is printed out and the image consultantl spend about an hour testing each of Ute colon qainst the race. that "a person's hair, eyes and skin are in a natural state of harmony." Ms. Triem said, and they believe that clothing shouid follow suit. They stress that their service is important for men as well as women and they were pleased that their first client was a male. Since men are wearing more colors, they have more decisions to make about golf and ten- nis clothes and even business suits, they ex- plained. Men's wardrobes are usually "predict&· ble," Mrs. Clark said, but with proper color ac- cents, a man can make his clothes exciting. "There's not much else he can do," Ms. Triem said "He can't add blusher." "TOO MANY MEN get the best quality clothing and then blow it by not buying the right color," Mrs Clark stressed. Some are skeptical about the concept of col- or palettes but "become convinced when the compliments start rolling m," she added. The three also offer a gift buying service, • classes m color and personalized wardrobe con- sultation. and they will even coordinate wedding colors. suggest clothes for a job interview or put together a travel wardrobe They'll also he lp busy executives plan clothing pw;cllases-and even make them- down to the last pair of socks so they'll have just the right amount or everything for their particular life style Their work is a bit like teaching, they said, so they feel they really haven't forsaken their profession. They share their knowledge of color and then hope the ir "students" will do their homework well. I.-. .... FEATURING DAI Y PILOT ( Horoscope ) The Other Side .. THE OLD WAY -Anne Johnson, president of the Irvine Historical Society, and Irvine Mayor Art Anthony ex- amine an old fruit weighing scale, one of the artifacts housed in the society's museum. The society will be host- ing a western round-up Sept. 14. Cowboy ~ought The lrvme Historical ganizer of the event. from the trvme Ranch. Society will name its Contestants must live in old farm implements "Cowbo) of the Year" Irvine They can re-and other memorabilia at a western roundup g1ster at the ~1cket Also on the site is the Sept 14 from 5-9 P m at booth remains of the "second the society's museum The museum is 10-hacienda" of Don Jose near the ·Rancho San au0 uratmg new hours Sepulveda who owned Joaqum Golf Course " The roundup will Tuesday from 10 a .m to Rancho San Joaquin. feature barbecued beef 5 P m and Sundays which later became part from l p m to 5 p.m . of the Irvine Ranch and Western mus1e Mayor Art Anthony will be~anmng Sept 2 Housed in a one-story wing of a frame house that dates from 1868. 1t contains Indian artifacts Reservations for the roundup can be con firmed by Sept. 3 by calllnf.'! 833 0340 Cost 1s $20 per person judge the contest along with society president Anne Johnson and J Barbara Weiner, an or "SON DAY, Rf:PT. 3 B1 YONSY OllARR A •t•B (March 21· Aprlt l9) ~ apeclfic In connttt.IM with ordel"tl, requeata, tim\n& and mea•urements . AqulrlUI, Scorpio, Leo naUve• figure tn your .,.rlOll&l act-nario Older lndlvlduul la wUlin& lo 1haro experiences. TAu a uR CAprU 20 · Mw.y 20). Activity replices lethart)I; there la news from relative in transit Relationship is put to "test " Gemini Virgo . Sagittarius persons figure promlllently. Take notes, evaluate ~lue-, determine trends G E MINl <May 21 - June 20) Accent on budeet, home improve- ment, financial status, protection of valuables. Reunion with family members is likely; be diplomatic, aNoid barsb statements. CA NCER (June 21· July 22): Timing is sharp -you make valuable contacts a nd cou l d meet person destined to play impor- tant role in your life. Define terms, see people as they are do not at· tempt to "reform" others LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Restnctions actual- ly are "blessings in dis- guise " Know it, avoid brooding, realize you are on precipice of ma· JOr breakthrough or dis- e over y Backstage maneuvers are on agen- da V IR GO !A ug 23 Sept 22) Get free of obligation which is a financial and emotional burden You have "opening" which will enable you to establish a net work of allies. Accent on special relationships. investments, tran s formatio n of wishes mto realities call at moat pro- pltloua moment Em pha1l1 on journey , pt.tbli1Mn1. lona-rante pl a n• and pro1ecta 8AOITl'ARIU8 <Nov 22·Dec. 21 >: Put stop on inflaUoaary practices someone acts as 1 r believlna you are a "money machine." Is aue orders to cease-and desist, Gemini, Virgo and another Sagiltarian Ugw-e prominently C APRICORN <Dec 22-Jan. t.9): Slow your pace; you'll be asked questiona, tested and re- quired to provide basic information. Time and motion costs come into focus Legal require ments. partnership pro posals, public relations and marital status are emphasized. AQUA RIUS (Jan 20-Feb. 18). Questions and a n swers could dominate your personal scenario. Promises. ob ligationa are brought to yo u r atte n tion by mem ber or opposite sex Gemini, Virgo, Sagit- tarius natives play pro min ent roles PISCES <Feb. 19 Much 20): What had been blocked from view comes into sharp, clear focus. Emphasis on emotional responses, speculative ventures. change, travel and in· tensified relationship. RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTHY W....Y•W_. ........ 1'22 ....... lt•d. Co•t•MHe-541-l lU •••••••••••• Wont to buy time shore interval ownership of o con- dominium, own-your- own apartment or recreational property? Find it fast in the new clossificot1on 2450 of the DAILY PILOT DEAR ANN LANDERS· I am very upset from the lelter written by the homo~ex ual wbo 1rud God creat ed him and God doesn't make junk Ttme and time again you have given homos a chanc~ to speak out m your column, but I have never seen the other side Why? I would like to say that God did not create these people They got that way on their own. The proof is right in the Bible If you have an ounce of fair- ness you wdl print God's own word on the subJect. See Genesis 2 22. also Genesis 3 16, Romans t 24 to 28 and Corin- thians 11 8 and 9 "God made woman for man, not man for man. nor woman for woman · but I woa1d Uke to polot out ttilat ~Y are not un l\ler&al. Tbaok you for wrltlag. DEAR ANN LANDERS Four months ago I gave birth to a baby girl I am not married The gu} I was going with !I'll call h1m John l ordered me to have an abortion I told him l 1ust couldn't go I hrough with al I le then told me I had to put the baby up for adoption I said I'd have lo think about 1t 11111 l~nud(•rs It seem s to me un· thinkable that God s word should bc challenged It 1s right there in plain language for one and all to see r moved out of town, 1 will look for my let· with the help of my ter daily A REAL family and some rlose CHRISTIAN friends. and had the baby all by myself John D E A R R E A L "as nowhere around Hl• CHRISTIAN: Obviously, never offert.•d l() give rnl' you are a fundamen-a dime or a m1nutp's tallst and accept the Bi· worth of emotional sup ble as the literal word of port After I saw the God . Not ever yon e baby I JUSt could1ft give shares this concept, and her up the passages you cite Here 1t 1s four months a re open to se\l~ral In-later and John probably terpretations. I respect heard the baby 1s a little your reUKlous bel!!'-'fs'-'-._d_oll so he's knocking at m~ door He SJ) s he "-Unb to set' 'his daughter· and I am be ing unfair b) den\ 1ng him thl' JO~s o f fatherhood So far I have refused to even let h1 m in the house Sl'Vl'ral friends are pn_•..,..,unng me to forgive him I don 't kno" whether It'.., my pru1e or JUSt raw hate but I don't want to g1vl' in I abo feel some ~lllll because I know I should do whe1t Is best for the child Can you help me think this through '1 JNOE PENDENT BUT CON FUSED DEAR IN: Has John offered anylhlng in ex- change for the "joys of fa t herhood"? Like m aybr ftn andal sup· port? Stt a la")er. Get informed. Then talk to a counselor. <Chrck Fami- 1 y Service-. Mental llulth Clinic' in \he phone book. l Also, ~ee a clerg} man. Base your decision on objective, sensible, I on~ ranRf' planning. .... * Uptight" Take a walk N 1• r v o u s .., t r e s ::. a n d .,train 1:. ovprcomP hy n•gular vigorous ex· t'rt'l:.e Tht.• L'nilL'~ States Tw1rlio~ Assoc1a t1on maintains a one to f1vt> mile walk ~ill make an unhappy but otherw1-.e ht.>alth-. pers()n. :.tart 5m1llng again BEEFSTICK ® SALE SAVE 3()¢ PER LB. off the reg lb pnce any cut piece of beef stick SAVE 50¢ off the reg lb pnce. on whole beef stick PER LB. Yea for Kids! LIBRA <Sept 23-0ct 221 You might be "amazed" at new-found prestige. Key 1s to main· tam self-esteem -pro- motion due and so is wider recognition . 642 5678 WHtdiff Plmo Travel. social acli vity -.J 7th md l~iM Fadtlon lslcind M•wpart leach 640-6030 flabby upper arms and surge of popularity H•wport leach There's at least one in every crowd the woman who does not want to "bnng a child into th.ts lousy, mixed up I needed "material" for the Christmas ne"' sletter and a three- t 1 mes a-week column universe now and wtll be long after I am gone Some parents must take the nsks if we don't. who Wlll be left to hsten to the younR peo pie who lament. "I don't want to bring children into this lousy, mixed up world"'> these dominate 642-0972 scenano ===================::J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SCOR PIO <Oct 23 -I --- world " l met one the other night who said children were JUSl "ego tnps" for parents who liked to see their own image staring back at them over the breakfast table She added. "I can't come up with one reason for hav ing them.'' I needed someone to mall letters for me when 1t rained I needed someone to practice medicine on. <·'Turn down that re- Nov 21> You perceive potential others gain confidence m you Intui- tion is on target. You will make right move or I I I I I What a pity. Accord· ing to my children, there were a lot of reasons for my having them. •lkln•*"ntnv 36' I. I 7ttl, Cost• Mete II • .. .., Pn>dUC1I :~";,~.!,.~ .d!M1 I I needed a personar slave ... someone to answer the phone, get E..,.a Bo•be~k glasses, get my keys out · --------~ WEDDING? m y sweater, find my ~ groceries, go to the cord or you'll go deaf!") ~:'!'H~~:" .. "'::':~;:;·'!~:'""'::, of the door, unload the ~ ·, 1 ~ store, let the dog out, I needed someone to ov ,.....,tea•~-· and move the hose spy on and make me feel STUDtO AllT • WHITI lACI • llGIHCY important. ALSO:. MULTTTUDI OF WIODtf'Ki GJ"5! I needed someone That's their story .-PAT'S HALLMARK SHOP around the house lo eat . r. Mine is even more ~u...u.~"'u_,._ ,.T ..... Dlll the leftovers the dog --...-wouldn't touch biased. C' ... ...&...... '63·4064 ..._...,. I brought children into ;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I needed someone lo this lousy, mixed-up 1 shove out of the car to world because when you throw their body over Jove someone and they the last picnic table love you back, the world while we found a place doesn't 1ook that lousy C. M. GAUIT IA, O.D.S. ~ ~•nli•lry For Chihhm ' '. • ~~-» i~.~ -to park. or seem that mixed-up. I needed a hve-1n who would assist in raising a I gave them life younger brother or sls because they have the ter by taking them to the sam e right I was given b athroom every five to make up their own m inutes and sitting with minds as to wh at makes them fot free on New a good or a bad world. SAN CLEMENTE MEDICAL PLAZA Year's Eve. 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Ann Landers helps with domestic pro- blems and Sunday's You Your Money section focuses on area business trends and opportun1t1es Other Daily Pilot money savers for women include the Supermarket Shop- per column, advertised values, coupen savings and tasty recipes m Wed- nesday's food pages And the Slim Gourmet helps women keep t hose food values off the fa mily's waistlines. Meanwhile. the Ad Sitter telephone answerin{!; serv1ct• frees women from staying home while their Daily Pilot classified ad works selling household items or by finding a babysitter Consumer advice and help with problems come an the Oa1l) Pilot's At Your Service column Informative. an depth features on neighborhood people. places and trends are found on the Featuring pages Every da~'. all along the Orange Coast, women's lives are made ea51er bv anforrnation and advice found only ni the Daily Pilot Subscribe today by calling 642 4321 or by mailing the coupon to Daily Pilot. 330 W Bay St , P 0 . Box 1560 Costa Mesa. CA 9262fl ZIP __ _ _____________ .. DAILY PILOT I • ' I .. "Oh, >'•· One day w• apott.ed a ntahl al &ausl\lq ducks Dfd you 10 hunUnt while on v•~•Uoo'!" Finn to Recall Stulf ed Toys WASHINGTON (AP) -The Consumer Product Safety Commission reports that about 2,300 stuffed mobile toys, which it says could pose a strangulation hazard. are being recalled by their importer. Albert E. Price, Inc., of Bellmawr, N.J., is conducting the recall voluntarily, the commission said. ACCORDING TO THE COMMISSION, the re· call covers two types of stuffed animal mobiles which are Ultended to be suspended from ceilings or cribs by a metal spring and two white string cords. There have been no deaths or injuries as· sociated with these particular toys, tbe com- mission said, but last year a similar toy imported by another firm was involved in the strangulation death of an 11-month-old girl Those toys have since been recalled THE ALBE&T PRICE TOYS BEING recalled include a duck, model 9160, and an elephant, model 9181, the commission said. The toys, imported from Taiwan, were sold nationwide between May and September 1979. They were sold lo toy stores and other retail out- lets for less than $10. Deatlu Elsewhere ST. LOUIS CAP> An&l1ony "Tony G" Gl•rdano, whom the FBJ identified as the chief of the St Louis crime syndicate, died Friday of cancer JOHANNESBURG , South Africa CAP) -A 8UCNAltAlt EVELYN C. BUCHANAN. r"IOent Of Cor-dtt ,,.,_ Ce Peued awey on A"llVSI Jt, ,.., ~ wff born In LIM>on. llllnol1 on March•· 1'00 She 11 survived by her husband Guy &v<i.a,..n, -Z ion1 Rk:llard -Cr•lg 811d,.n.1. 1 grandclllldr9" -3 qreet·orendchildren Memorial wrvlcH wtll lie lwld on September 3. two •I the Communlly Conoreoetlon•t United Church ol Cllrtst , •ti Heliotrope, Corone del M•r. et 1 OOPM 't?w f.,.,,lly -11 doNllonl be m-to the Amerlcen Olai.tn Foundation. JOtfNIOff EILENE JOHN~. pe....i ewey on T-y, ~r J, ,.., In ti.a Huntington 1111 ... communlty H01oPlte1 Services ere pending •t Pierce llrotllers Sml1M Mor111ery, Hunt 1119\orl ..... MALONIEY LIDA E MALONEY re•lclent Of Pi'llltip111Ur9. l(ensea Siie pnM<I ew•y on 5"1t-r 1 1'10 She 11 1ur ...... b-t 1 -· S..yl ,.,..,_, "' Coste -Ga end Dovie ,,._Y ot Pismo ~. Ga F ... rat •NICff 1.untaGaOH SMITH & TVTHILl WISTCLI,. CHAf'll 427 E 17th St Cost•Mesa 646-9371 P1Uc111ontas SMfTHS' MORTUAAY 627 M&il\_St Huntinqton BHch ~ ,., . .,.., COlOMM. fu..AL NOMI 7801 Boise Ave W.tm1n1ter 893-3525 car carrying four mem- bers of Swaziland 's royal family crashed near the South African town of Witbank, killing Prince .Jolm Dhlamlni, a brother of King Sobhuza II, the South African Press Association re- ported. end Interment 11 Pllltllpsburo 1Cen1es Pierce Srotllers Bell B,..,.ctw•y Mortu•y toe•• Cltre<tou. SMITHSON KATE VIRGINIA SMITHSON, re11· ,,.,,t of ........ Hllt1. C:.. Pffsecl ew•y on September 1. 1HO et Hoag Mamorlel Howl1al SM 11 1urvlv..i by t..r 11u-J-..... s1.,,1ev Smith-., _,James All., Smith.on•"" Ills wife Volenct• end qrenctclllldren. Mrs. $mttll1«1 WM bom In S.11 lAh Clly, Ulell end ll»nl twr ectult 1119 In Los AnoetH. o..oon. N~ Beech a...i Lei..,,.. ~Id She w.s • memtMr of l!IHll, pre1lctent of trvlne Terreo Pllltller..-lc AUocletlon end put prttlclent of IN Holy Femlly Servlo•. Medrecli.t Au•lil•Y S..-vk:H will lie ~Id on Sept.,.,..., 4, ,.., ., 11 OOAM et Pacific View Memortet Park Cl\apet Newpor1 8ffch, Ca F-r1 •Ill i.. ecceplecl or a -.uon may lie •nt H • ,,.....,,.,.,., to Holy Fam•ty S.rvlcH, -•u• Au•lll•rv. 1"°3 Sov\11 -•n 51 .• S...te An• Ca Peclli< View Mo<tuery dtrK1on WIRTl HAROLD L IALI WIRTZ ·~ 90, rulclent of Huntl"91on Beach, Ce PH--on-.., S.Pte...C..r 1 '"° el Ole ~ 8Hcfl V.terans AO· mlnl1tretl0fl Hot11ltal A nellve of J.ci.-.. MICNgen. Mr Wirtz ceme to Ce ttfornl• In 1m eno re11dtct tn 14un1- if1Qton 8Ncfl tor ,,..,,.. ...,, JO 'l"t•rs He wa1 a vet ... .,.of'WorlO Wer I. Ille Second Nlcer-ouan CempelGfl end World WW tt.Fret-lty, ... ••so WM • rn•ml>w of Vie Hunllncrton BNctl L~ ._, Al'l.AM. O<enge Coast Cl\apter •15', Royet Arcll --.1. Loi Anoet• ~ry •t, IM Al Matellleh SllrlM, -I Clf'ffldent 01 .,,. Apple Velley Sflrlne Club end IM 1A9lon of Monot Core of Al Metelkell Shrine, pest commender of 11•• HotlvwOOd Cllapter •t>. Mltltery Or!Hr "' tlle Pu'lll• H .. rt, Cemp Kearney Cllepter • u . OIHbl•d Amerlc., v11ar-, Los Angete1 Post •tOt v_., Of Foret41" Wero. Hunt- ington l!••ch Poll 11 lU end Vtc- torvllle Post "2'6 Amer'lc.n l..eolon Cme"'bw of Ille -ICMI Legion f<I' 61 .,..,..). Ne ellO Md ~Ip tn Barr.ells •U.O fll Huntl"ltOfl llMch. C• • Ve .. reflt of World war t, • -"'-fll Vie,.... CMlmenotn Clvb Ov1110tl .,.. A ... I( .. t...eeloft .... wet .._..., lfl Ole Inv...., of c;u..., Wtllle awvl"I wltll Ille U.S. ,,.,,,,_ CWpt dur1fte Wllln4I Wl>f II. He was Utt .......... ........,._ V...-C:e E Wlrti. Alto -"'""" -Ms ti,_ l.AOle A. w... Of r .. , .... ce.. end • Mtlflew 5lHe Wini Of Or8'199, Ca. FrleM'I ..,,., UH lit P'twce Bn>tlwn $1f\ltf\t' ~ ... ~ ., T...-..,, ._..,.,., , t• frem U -IO t ·ODPM ...... '-"' *"'<n w111 .. ~w •• n :.-M "'._.....,, .. ,.._, l , t• .... ... .... 5'enlay A.119ft .. Hllllt ....... llNCll l..edge •• l'&A# •f11el•tl"111 lntermet1t wlll be et lntltW_. 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Autwnn akl clinaca .... often uaed by acbool 1talf1 w tap proml1ln1 inatructon for the comlna winter HUOn, ao check into faU pro1ram1 at alti acboola now Mmt ol the country'• 13,000 full and Part·llme aka tnatnAct.on work at major resort.a, where nov-ice teacben eam $35 to ~ a day, while ex · pert~ proa take home $100 for a day's work Their credenllab lnclude trainin1 at a sin school and ~v.atual certification by the Profeuional Ski Inatructon or Amenca, a 1reat boon to salary and marketability TO INVES11GATE POSSIBLE LOCATIONS, consult "The Whale Book ol Ski Areas, U.S. and Caoa<ta " The 394-page &uide gives details on nearly 1,000 resorts and includes lllformation on local ~kl schools and school directors It i.s availa- ble at bookatores A related field -where practiuoners seem like miracle workers is teaching skimg to peo- ple with handicaps such as blindness, mental re· tardation, cerebral palsy Hal O'Leary directs the program at Winter Park ski area in Colorado, which handles 600 peo· pie per week during the height of the season, using specially adapted equipment and techniques. O'Leary says that to become a full-time ski in- structor for the handicapped, generally speaking, you need to be an adept sk1ier as well has having a bachelor's degree in spe<.'ial education, physical therapy or adaptive physical eduction A usr OF SKI AREAS THAT hire instructors for handicapped programs can be found m "Kick the Handicap, .. a 122-page book published by the Adapted Sports Assoc1at1on Send your request for a free copy to Kick the Handicap Distr1but1on Center, 6832 Marielle Road, Marlette, Mich One other option to keep you close to the slopes is ski area management Accordine to Chuck Lewis. president or Copper Mountain ski area in Colorado. hfs job amounts to running several small businesses at once: lifts, restaurants, a ski school, nursery, lodge and more. Lewis recom- mends a general business education for this work, with courses in administration, business law, marketing and accounting. Most ski areas promote for the few manage· ment jobs from within, ao the place to beeln is wherever you can -as a lift operator or cubier, for ex.ample. As your interest and talent become evident, you may be promoted to manaemg a particular segment of the complex operation. Pay for managers at ski areas starts at $12,000 to $15,000 a year, says Lewis, but can peak at about $50,000. READER SERVICE For a tut o/ 1chooU with aid ~ progrom.1, ind a mimped, ~l/-<JddNiued long tdriU mveW,. to JOJICe Lam Kennedfl at 80% 15'0, Costa Mao 9216215 Alie /or ''Sid Al~.·· I Multi,.meaning Da-ys WASIUNGTON (AP> -President Carter bas proclaimed Oct. 3 as American Enterprise Day, Oct. 6 as Child Health Day, the week beeinning Oct. S as National Diabetes Week, and the seven days begin- ning Nov. 21 as National Farm-City Week, the White House announced. PUBUC NOTICE ~ICTITIOUS •u111taH ltAMI! STATl!MINT Tiie tollowlft9 per...,n1 er• dotno bUslr,.net· THE ACACIAN. 17n1 Tru~ Aw-.~ Grow, CA '7..U Emit Rl..,.r. 7St7 E Etslene Wev. Ar..n.4m, CA'*' Borll Rl.....-,,..r, 277) Crelq Cr • Fut-. CA nw T!lls bU11...,1 11 conctucted by • llmlled l*"tf'emltik Emst R*-r. C-.'81 Pett ..... Thlt 11.1.,.,_I WAI Iii.ct wltl"I IN C011nty Clertl OI O.enot County on Jvtv JI, ttlO TltOlolAS WILLS A....., ......... w.. .. "---'~Plue _ ..._, c.-r.,,,.... ....,,....8-dl,Ga9- Pyb111Nd Orel'l\!9 Coast Oelly Piiot A11.9 12. "·-, s.,,. 2 1• mwo PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NQ!l'JCE NOTICl!Otr: lltTINTION TD Sll&.L AT l'U8&.IC AUCTION NOTICE 15 HER~BV GIVEN 1"-1 tll• unclentQNcl doei Intend to Mii et oubllc euctlan to the lllQllfft bidder. lor CHh, llw following described -I lo wit 1'-lool Ow9ns CFUO. 11R Owners of Record Oenl•I J . )hulketll -Rkherd E•men, 1•143 51 Crol• Cr . l4unl'"91on 11aecll, Ca L99•1 Ownet Of Re<O<<I Benk of •'""rlca . JIM Admiralty Or . Hvnt· •nvton Beech C• PurpoM ol wle Is to wtl"y ll•n lor <ervlcH encl Jtor-In the -nt of 11.600. Ph•~ <her-for env stor-o< MrvlcOH nKHMf'Y i.-., A"Oust 15, '"° encl COfl'IClll'llon of Ml• l-ther #Ith COltl M Mia -h-on Of ed- .. r11SlllQ Sele I• c-lllol'lel to pey- ..,.nt ot <he<oos to Hlll'ltlnv-H•r- Merl11• CM!~ ~· Edinger H""I· •noton llff<ll. Ga nMI llenholder ctoH r~ .. ,,,. rlglrt to .,.., Oft Mlcl _,,.., Set• to be IWld et 10.00 e.m on S.- leml>er ta, ,.., et Hunlll'IQ!el'I He,_ Merine Cant., tto1 Edlll9W, Hunt· lft9ton S..Ch, C• '7..,7 NOTICS PUBLIC NOTICE "Cftfteut ew.lltCM l"tCTIT10UI lllltlNIU ....... ft'ATIM!lllT MMalTAT ... lfT TN ........... ~ irt ...... T ............. ..,_It •nv Ml ......... -.. AMl•ICAN IUllNlll COO llll~SllfTUNIS, HHt C'Ottl"OaATlON CA.a.C.) t GlllfllnlM .,_.....,. '--· -1 ............ («.., • .,_, ,, •• .,,.., AV.flW, CattlltnlMI ..... W'9 -.......... V....,,, """9rflle T"--Wltlt-c-._ tnfl .,. ·~..--1 ....... .._ ,...._ C. v.,. TIM. IMf Ctlft CeilMrTlla,,... ..... , ._,. .._ v--. c:.t~e Tllll ~lo ~-... by., In I ..,. .1v1 ... 1 .._, •-• ._ 81air ltt-n.-w C- Clrcle, ,._...,, 'Vellay Celll.,nl• Thlt ---... rttao wllft trw .,,. c-1,. C1«11 .. <><•noe c-1,. on TIW ....,_la,..,.... we,., A ..... 11n.1- -•tliM. "-1( .. llltl-• ~ .._,_....,, lmec.Vk•"'-19ft1 ' Tlllt lUt ..... -flltd •Ith l/W C-ty Cl.,.. °" Or-C.-ty on AtllYlt 'I. "90 ,,._ PYl>ll-o..,. Co•nl Dally Pliot. Aut l•, Sep! t, t. i.. ,.., MSl ..0 PUBLIC NOTICE l"ICTITIOUI 8UllNl!H 1'1aa71 NAMI ITATIEMINT "'-'»II.,.. Or-CNtt Delly 1'11011 The !otlOWl"O penon I• dolno 1>u1l- .iwe. 1', ... '· '· 1', -,.._ ..... " PUBLIC NOTICE FALLEN TIMllE" P,_OOUCTS, 7U WV.II lMll Stl"ffl, Unit • F.' Coste Me ... CA '1t11 l"ICTITIOUI IUllMest Kevin Del• Price. UI I Vitt• NAM• l'TA'rtM••T Ho0•r. "'-' a .. ch. CA '2..0 TM fol-tno pertOl'll ••• doing Thi• -·""" I• Cond<Kled bY en ,,, bU>l,,.H.. Ol•ldval CAROIFfll OIL COMPANY 1•111 ICevln Prl<e <;<..., vi.. l.erw Hllfttl"Cllon llM<h Tlllt Jl-..t wa1 fll'°" wltfl IN CA._.. c-ty Ct.f'~ ot Ot-Covntv on July !;rant G A~feht 16111 G,~.,, 1' 1"" View L-Hunll"910fl S.ach CA ~IU16J ..,... l'u1>11.-!>-C.,.11 O•lly Piiot SI••• llo•Oey elOd P ... ttt1• ll•lley. A119 1' lit Sal'I l t ,_, l-..0 M5a S....tet Blvd , ""41.,_ CA tOO?t J-~ t1'0 -.,vie Unit BA. Cate MeM CA '2611 PUBLIC NOTICE Tllh ......,,..s 11 <ondll<led bv flltCTt nous au111tlfSS Gr .. t E ArgebrlQt!I MAMa STAT!MIENT Tllll a.....-we1 fllecl *111' the T"9 fOllOwt"9 __, 11 OOI bo.1 I· County Clerk ot D<•noe County onl ,.. .. es "II s 4 """11 ,.., KEMINSICI S HUNTINGTON Publl-Or-eo.11 0•1~y1~: &EACH. l1CIZ2 er-""'" Hllftll"llton -~ Beech Call+omle,,.... Avg 12. 1', ,., s.o4 l 1tl0 n11• KemtM.i J Ent•rprlWI, IM . e Calllornle <<l'POrl'llon, , ... St--PUBLIC NOTICE Ct Sen P9dro. C.llfornte '°7l2 ----I Thi> lloJM,,.., Is condllc:t..i by • cot I LIOA&. NOTtCll PG<atlon ltl!WflOltT-MaSA Ultll'tllO Kemlntt.l't EnttrP<lln Inc. ~ DllTlllCT Mar!Of'le J Wllllem1. I .._,. l•vlllllt 81es I • Pr..ia..1 NOTICE IS HEREllV GIVEN \NII ' Thi> \ll'le"*lt •H lltecl with ll>t 111• lloerd of Ectucetlon ol lh• 1 County Cl•r-Of O.•noo County on Newl>Of'l·Mne Unified Sc,_t Olstrltl A119u1t 21, ,_, of Orenge COuntv wHI recet,.. Melecl fll1q7" blO• vp to J.00 PM on Ille 10th day of Put>lll'-0 Or-Coot D•llr Pilot, S.Otember. ttlO. et Ille office ot .. 1c1 I AU9 16 Seot 2. '·It, 1• ~ School Otttrlct. locetecl el !Ml f'teon -- 11• Str..t, Coste Mew. C:.llfornle et PUBLIC NOTICE 1 :'!::~.:.~· wltl 119 f)Vbtl<IY NOTIC~i);raunEE7suLE TRACTOR LOADER No T~ll'2·W WITH 8ACICHOE On S.Pltmber 1S 1990 et I 1 00 • m All btdJ are IO lie In eccordel>C• wllh ~ H 0 ~ H 0 N E s E R v I c E Condition• ln•trucllon• and CORPORATION ._duly appo11u.o Speclfketlof>\• wfllcl\ .,.. ,,.... on" 111, In I T•uSlff ...-.. ano pvr\uant to 0Hd ot Ille office ol IN Purclleslnv Otre<tor Tru\I rt<ordOCI May JO 1q1q .. on.ir Of .. 1c1 Sc-Ohtrlct 1e57 Ptecentl• No "°* -IJl6-I .._, 13*q IJIO Str .. t c.i.,_._. CaOto.-ni.n.t?T ,, O•fi"•' lhrord \ UHu1•d Cly No Bl-rt>ay ~--"IJ llld for HELEN v ~UMPHAf'fC, .. "'•"'""' • pertod of torty .. ftw din, (•S) efttr wom•n •" tru\tcw m tM oft1c• of 1n• I'-ct.ete _.lot Ille-'"' lfle,_ Coun11 Rt«><OPr 01 OrenQll' Covr>ly Th• lloerd et !d11<etten •f , .... S•t• ot CahlO<n•• WILL SfLL .Al News-1-Unlflellf ~ Otalrkt PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST reMrvel -ri9fll l• reject .. y .. •II BIOOER FOR CASH too•DI• ., timt BldJ -r.ac ~ly e<c.elll IN of YI• 1n l<f'#ful ,._, OI trw Unllttoc• ot Wot S.nt• OATEO ...... 2S 1tl0 An• Boult .. rd formerly w .. 1 1>1n NEWf'OlllToM!SA UNtFIEO Str,..I ~.AN C•hl<><n••. •11 riQi'lt SCHOO&. DISTRICT till• •!Id lntor .. t con .. yt<I lo ...., now of°'-~ M IO Dy •t unO•rr Wld Otect of Trull 1n ' t~ prooenv "" ... ,.., 1n w ld Covnly c.i-...e and Stet• °"<rot.ct .. °""""" H-y Ft-, Lot I In BloO F Of Tre<t •11 H SMwn by -Pon flle '" 9ooll 10 P•oo• ~"' OI-1 end 1 of Ml1c•ll•neo.,. Maps ol '11411-.121' Or•"9• Covnlv .. .......... Or ... Coate Delly l'llo4 -~~=:u:. ·~:.::.·:~ ;;:':':~ All9.16. lllt. l. 19 _... der wld ,...,, '-Iller wllh !tie r19111 of •ntry _ _, tor the pvrpoM of ••· ptortno '°' or e>1tr•ctlng otl. Q•'· -------------ml...,.et -flv<l<oc•rt>on 1u1>1 .. ncu o..-. H , ... ,_..., In llw _, conwvlng HOTICao .. SA&.WOfll H id lend to l•wrttnc:e L TricUy Sr RIEA&. l'ttO .. aRTV AT encl ,.If• rt<Of'<led Jul¥ 30, 1Ul In 1tw l'Rt'<tATa IA&.I! ofllco ot ,,,. County Recor~r of wld lta. M4lnS covntv 111 • 5-ftlr ~.. Aho PXCf'P' fNr•trOf'n • 1 • 1nt•rf'st ,,,._ .. c:.t....,,le,tw In all oll ~·encl ollle< hyOroc•r- 1,. c;....,, .. L• A-'9t ~ublleM.-. In """"' """ or INI m•y In the ~lier of the Ell•t• ol be prOduc..S lrom • dtOlll belOw lOO SUMNER C. llRYANT, Oec:HMCI IHI from ttw•ur1ec:t ol wlO pr_.-ty No1k• 1, flereOy given IM1 Ille Ul'I Provoclect 111a1 \VCh r•~rvelion PUBLIC NOTICE ~ wlU Mii et Prlv•• sale. to lh•ll not ttitlt~ uw Qr•ntOf' tllereof Ille lll9IW'l1 -llal1 -· 111bi.<t lo eny rlQhf of lnotH• o< 99'H• °' trw c-flrrn.tlol'I Of MIMI 5-io. c-1, uH of any portion ol th• 1urt.c• on or -the 11111 ctey Of ~r trwr..,f _..,..,... .. , ... ,..., Dy 1'90, et Ille ol'ltce of tlltCHAtllO S ~rttn G -II• -ErlMn G Well1, LERNER. &>W COA~ATtON. •m hUJb•no -wlf9 ... fOjnt ten.ant• In Wllslllre 111¥CI , Suite 1000, llawrly -rKorcted Oct-r 11. 19'0 1n - Hiiis. Calftetftle tOtll. C-tv Of lM ~W" _,_Of Olfkl•i Record• A1>99le1, SU.. .,, GatHornl•, •II the Tll• 11'-1 -•n -otNr com· rlgf\t. tltle .,,.. lnle""1 of Mtct d9 mon ou•onetlon. II ..,. ot the rN I l <•-el 11'9 ti-Of cl9.rh end ell h propPrty OH<rti.ct etiow I• pvrportP<I r19"t tnte ..., '"'....., 11\at the mate 10 be '"° Watt•<• COJI• Me .. , of .. 10 OK .. Md M1 ecq11lred by Cetllor"I• -nllon of •-or CiltNfwl•. oU-Tfte undtnlQned TrullM dlKl•lms !Mn or In .cldlt-ID -Of .. Id de-any llabltl"' '°' eny l•••:c>•re<lrwn 01 ceeMcl, el the u-Of dfflfl. In eftd to Ille \tr"1 -es• ancl ottwr common •II the ce<1eln reel~ slt~i.cl In ••lonetlon. 11 eny, .-hertln ttle Cltv of ....,... llff<h. County of S.td '4tl• will i. ...-Dul wit"°"' ()<'-. $tW of (etlforni., -1kuler COYeNlnl or warranly UP<Pll or Im· ly clet<rlbed ufol~. 1-11 plled r-rdlng tme. poswulon. o< An unlmpoved perul. Lot 10 •ncvmbr.,,c.i. to pey ttw rem•tntnq Block 3. Loma Traoct re<or-i>eQlll 16. prlMlpel tum of llw no1•(11 •e<urlP<I Mluellenffvs Mep1 of County by .. id 0..0 of Tnist with 1nt•r•J1 Recorder ol C-ty Of Ore1199. thereon, •• Pf'O••Oect In wld n01t'lsl Term' OI Mle CAltl In lawful money edvencH. II any, u.-r tlw lerm• Of Of tlla Un1"'41 Ste1el on conttrmellon 01 wtd ~Of TrU\t, '"'· char~• encl tete, or part ceJh and belence upen,,.• OI '"" Trust"' •ncl of IM •vldenced by noh ucur•d by lni•" cre"'l!d by wld ~of Tru•I. Mor1Qa99 or Trust 0-0 llft llla prooar lor th• """""'' reaM>naDly ntlmalt'ct ty so -· T.., peraont "' •m-t bid to be 'I IS,•" 13 10 l>e depolilllCI wltll bid T~ -lc1ary uno..r wld CHot'd ot Bid• or Qffen to lie In wrlt1119 encl T ru1t ll•r•totore u•cut..S eno ~ wlll be rec.elwd et the aforeWltcl offlc• 11 .. rect to 1"9 """"'''""""' • wrlltM at eny llnw ""9< U. first publl~llon oac le r•llon Of O.levll encl 0.mand !or llereof -bllfor'9 dete Of Mlle kl• el>CI • ''"llffn Holk• of 0.leull O•ledltll1~devOfAugu.i.1• and Etectton to Sell Ttw uncter110"1!d ALICE 8. GOOSIL <•UHO \AICI Nolle• ol Oeleull •nd """11n1Stre1rl• ot tlW. EIKllon ., S.11 10 i. re<Of'dect In the E,._ of Miki Oec:-nt county wller• the real property •• RICNARO S. &.lltNElt loc•llPqsllonr!>et'vlo Corp S4'IW ,.., es Mid T~e. 8e-1T Nlltt, CA wttt By O..rtelW Giii A-.,.. 1'74 J111._ Aw :: IOl Wtuta.. "I-side CA '1~ ~C.......... C11•1711•710 Publl-o...,.. Coe111 Delly Piiot SPSSio.D Setlt. 1, 3, t I~ Uli-90 Put>lllhecl 0--C.,.,, Dally Piiot l"ICTITIOUS 8USINllU NAM• STATWMllltT Tll• followt119 peraon1 a re c1oi... buMMnn. LA JOLI.A OIL COMPAHV. 16711 G.-•-'--• H""'lnvton See<h (At'J .... Tlll1 notke 11 elto dlre<tecl to ell persons un•no-. or clelmlft9 eny - rtQllt !Ille, or ln1erMt In tncl to &flY Of MIO •-dtscrlbed Pf'OOHtY I Seotemi.. l. • ,. ,.., ,JS1s-«I PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICIE INl/ITINO 81DS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN INll \ealed propot•li for h;mhhl~ a ll tabor, m•terl111, equipment, trentl>Of1.eVon -suc:fl Giiier facllttlu •s may be reQutred fo r INSTALl..ATION OF INTERNALLY Gra..t E .,_brlQM, t'711 G.....,. vlaw Le,,., Huntington heel! CA """ Ray"'81'1d Slet>ode. 47' So Heon••. Covin•. CA t11U Cly ... R. Sl•lllnv. 4'7 w HlllCre•I, Monro¥!•, CA tl01t O.nnls K Wtrcl, ,.,. Mol'lteoo. Hun11ft91on 9Hcll, GA.,... R-rt A. --,, Jr •• t..U E. II'"'· ,,.tt St., GI~•. CA t17.-0 Ooneld Maurt, tots CouMrywooct. HK._ Nelg!IU, CA t17., WllllMl'I Qel'llMIM, 1101 llktorla St. U"lt I. O.te INM, C:.A tlM21 Herry L White. 2J ... t P•t>bte ke<ll. i......,,. Nlouel, CA m17 Cer1 II'. ~. M01 Me<Atfll;W ltvcl • ., • ......., leedl, CA t1* Tllh _.,.., h condvcted by • ...-.1...,,,.,.... GfB I! A,...,,. Tlllf N-WM filed wttll IN ,_,, Clef'l Of °' ...... C-ly "" A~7.... ~ ......... 0r.,,.. Oae1t o.lly "''°' Awe. n, "•· i.,i1. 2, 1• nn• PUBUC NOTICE HUNTINGTON HARl!IOR MARINE CENTER INC. Publtlflact Or-C.oaJI Deity PllOC !.ePIPmbe<' l , 1tl0 U5'-e PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTIT10UI 8USIMIEU MA.Me STATIM•W'r Tiie lellowlng per-.1 ere c1o1,,. .,.., ........ : I.IE GRANO. 1IO ,.._, canw Drive. No 190, NewPOrt 8eecll, Cel lfornlt "'60 Oeneroae R..,.., ns l!-4 e.,,, 1...-llMdl, Cellfornl• nm Setty ~. S11 ...... Strwt. l..afvl'I• ...... c..llfcwnl• t2'.S1 Tllll illusl11H1 It <etlductecl 1>'t e .-r•l=:::L '"'' = ... llllld ··' -C1111nty c ..... of O<.,,.. C-'Y tf1 A_.a."'8 ~ l'llllllJNll 0r.,.. C.O.t* Deity ....... ""' 26,,,... 2,t,16,1-.... PUBUC NOTICE .. ... DAILY PILOT Cl , .......... ....__._ .... """ O.•-c. .. , . DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS Ye• c:. ..... H ,_ H ,, ... 11 w.-....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY • P'\lblllhet''s Hotiu: All real estalt' advt'rt1sed IJl Uus oewsp11~·r is sub Ject to the Federal F'atr tlousang Ad of l!IRll wtuch makes 1t 1llei.:al to advertise "Jn) !Ht' ference. lam1tallon. or d1scnmmat1on bJst'd on race, color. reu..:wn. st.ox or national on.im. or Jn intention to makl• JO) strh preference hmtV' lion, or dc.l·nmmallon ThJ~ Ol'Wspaper 14 ill not knowingly JCrl'pt JO\ ad,erlls1ng for real estate which 1:. 111 v1ol.1 lion of the la"' O~ C•• S.~• , • ., c, .... "'"" .... Hoenes For sd. ei;;:;.;.;··········ioc;i ···········'··········· 'RIDE OF OWMIRSH" Goreeow 3 Bdrm homt with a huge family rm A decurator·s dreatn' OPEH 1-5 SAT /SUH 2515 ANOOV l(R Pt. (..'t~I A MESA to ff F •Ill Dr. btwn Harbor 4 Fair\llew 1 Ask for Bot Horwllt , agt n.tZ ~Ut; 111 !179 5.170 SUIDIVISIOH Prime h1~h dl'Sl•rl Phelan Appro\ Nl l e11 tat1 ,.e Lr<1<·t ma 11 for II 21, ill' rt' loh W Jll'I JllC. power al sll(hl $lti0.000 Pnn only BAL H 0 \ I SL.\" ll H!-.\l TY ti7:J IHOO COOL IT! With lht' M•ab""eLt'!'I and '1>1:<1.at·ulJr uu·an 1 It'"' from this 3 11'1rm 21 , H.i I o w n h •I m •· p ,. r 1 h t' d alJove San ( lt•rrwnk BALBO\ ISi \"0 HEALT\ 673 8700 BlRORS: Adnrtf1en 1-------- shoMld ch.ell their ads daily and report er- rors lmnwdiatefy. The DAILY PILOT assumu liabllty for the first iit- cornd inHrtion only. HomnforS• .....•.•...•.••.••..•.• 1002 ....................... NEWPORT DUPLEX 2 L'nlls un rl't.' IJn•I AcrOSJ> from park Nl·•ir beach ba' & '>h11ppin..: Pnced at $2115.1.100 1:, es 642 2253 DOORS TO BUCH 2 2 Duplt'it O wner m otivated Opt'n lo c re a t 1 v e f 1 n a n l' 1 n I! P01SJ>1bly httle or no ( Jsh Will trade propert) boat car or .,., $249 .000 Eves S48 0715 associated BROKE.RS-REAL TORS l OH W Botboo bll·l 6b1 3 IORM Z STORY Formal entry t.o huge hv 1ng room Country kitchen with formal dm ang Drama tic stairs leading to 400 ~q fl tudea way master :swt•• Try $12,000 down 1\t·t nnw' Call 963 6767 c>'ff'f I Y• I '• ATI'EHTIOM SINGLES 1lunk about poollnM )our hmds & bU) this with 6 friend Exceptionally clean rondo 2 Br swtes 21"1 baths. 3 )ears old Flex 1b1, f 1 nan c 1 n g S115.000 Redhill~Realty • ;1 :~-1:mo 3 IDRM 2 STORY PLUS POOL $79,900 Ne~ pa1nt drapes. private pa1111 with blln BBQ Th1i, townhome 1s the be't bu' 1n Huntington llea<'h Ti; SB.000 down llurn ' Cail 963 6767 VILLA CONDO ONLY Sl4S,OOO Channing unit in Ram·ho San Joaqwn Assuma blr loan. Only 2 years rww Newly offered 759-1616 ,..~ !J>filC~fmc~ icean real ·~ estate BEACH LIVING Exciting Newport Short•s locallon Spac1011J> 11, 1ng room feature~ lirtck fm·place and l':J lhetJr al ce1l111g!> Formal '1mmg. ~tud) w wethar st'paralt' 1rn.1!->lt·r ..,u1t1• :! pnvate patio:.. eumm11n1 l) pool. tenn1~ t·ourt .incl uuL-.1and1nJ.( 'al11e Onh SJ.JO 000 ('a II tc MI ;n 645-0303 - NEWPORT VISTA. HOME $89,900 Tt11~ 3 l.klrm air c11nd1 lloned home 1s o n J large lot nesteled tn a t,111 Ire<· lined cul de -.at· neighborhood EnJO}'mg ocean breezes F1rst ltmc advertised &16 7171 4 ·~'~ r;.; • f ' I;' H '• POOL PARADISE Lush landscaping li:ads to -.paciou s 3 Bdrm home Slate entn. large l 1vtng room with fir e pla ce feature-. f'rr n<·h door... <h erlcx>k., pn ~ate tover cd dl•ck cm.) fam1I ~ room ::Ind !>Ir rireplaC't' separate laun dr> room earthtones thruout Sparkling pool. qt.Del rul de-~ac Choice locallon Onl> SIJ.i 00<1 Better hurr) ' 645-0303 m!lln lliiiiil OCEANFRONT HOME PLUS UNIT Spectacular art·h1Lens drram View. view view Wtlh 2 Bdrm guest quarters or rental Newport's best $!!5-0.000 Call64&7171 • "'''· 642 5678 SPYGL.ASS PRIME VIEW FRONT ROW BAY VIEW Mew oe ..._ _._. ht Do•er Shcw9s.. &try cowtywd prlncy wttta ,OOL LanJ9 4 bdnn + t.Nty rOOfl\ clMM) ra MMdt .orti -1M1t H'a O#fty S495,000 wfttl IClftd "9clud.d. OWMr wil cnd1t tt..c...,. 6Jt-1400 LEASE/OPTION WITH BOAT SLIP You hcrYe tt.e beat of bott. worlds, gr.....-y .ct wahrl ltultk & WanR edenor p4us f°""al lfthrior J IMd, 2-atory wltlt looda of •poc•. LGrCJ9 Maahr ...... wftt. VIEW. Ya. o .. the boat alpt c ........... .,... tocalloa. $Z11,d00. 671°6900. OwHr wtll .... , ...... for $219,500 .... s 15,000 ee..a. at st ,JOO ,... MO. WATERFRONT HOMl~. INC REAL ~TATE S#f\ H~t,J\ J•fttJ-•I\ MAf'\.e~n'tl'"f 2436 W c ..... , llwv Newprnt lit• h '11·1400 ll'> MM-Aw f\ftlhna 1\lend '7l-6tOO ~:.~~ ....... .!~.~~~ ........ ~!.~.~ ........ ~.~~ ....... ~~ .•••...... !~~ ~~:a! .......... !?.~~ ~~!~!.~~.~~ ........ ~~!~!.~~~.~ ....... ~'!':!~~-~~~-~~ ........ . ('..I 041L Y PILOT T~r s.p..mbef 2. IWKI ~ ~!::.~~.~~••••••• ~!~!.~~.~~•••••••• ~~:?! .......... ~~~~!!:::~~~ .......... ~~ !:~!~ .......•.. !!~~ .. ~ .......... !~! ~~~ .......... !~~~ ~~~ ........... !?~~ ~~:! .......... !?.~~ ' \\ t : '. I ·._ i 'I'AYI~OR CO. t.! \I 111f,-. ... l't lti AU. YOU COULD Asa POl- A..O A unu '" MOI 2 B~roomj , 2 Beth . 1.'15C\ sq ft ram1b mom & sepantl' d1n1n1 room. hobb~· room itltat·h~ to 2 ur 1•raAt-. lsrwt> II\ 11\ll t·oom " wood bumtna firt>phu't' 0\ t>i"'\1ed tot. boutlfully lll1Hbra1wd c;r~at for outdoor ntertalnln)i( You l'lll 'l .:f't morl' for 1179.500 WBUY M. TA no• co .. llALTOaS JI 11 S-Jee111ln telt .... Mlwt'OIT cena. M.L , ...... 0 ..... . . -\ .. .... ..: ., ..•. -'· !· .... ·! •l ..,,.... ~ ... ... I • f tl1 ~c:n 1 ··.~··• .. , r.M. . ... i 1'1 ' . • ., •to• ' t · o~ •t• fl/J LOTS IM NEWl'ORT HtlC.HTS Nice plot'" of ground with a tasteful 3 lJdrm ranch c;tyle home. pool. hot tub. and lots of shade trees' Totally remodeled kitchen features solid Oak eabrnets. lst and 2nd are assumabl~. Presented at $269.500 REALTORS. 675-6000 2443 Eut Co .. 1 Hl9hw•11. Coron• d•I Mar WE HAVE 37 0! THE BEST LISTINGS IN TOWN -& tiSSOCNES liSTBLUFF llus cheerful home has .i br. kitchen famih room combo, eleRanl living room & mature landscapin~ Open Sun 1-5 2645 Bunya $226.900. 644-9990 MliT & CLliM Sharp 3 bdrm 2 bath tn prime neighborhood Features include bwllllll>. f1Teplace and a big fenced yard Seller needs qwck sale Lo take advantage of new invest menl opportunity Pnced belo"' market al Sl.12.<XX> Call 751 3t9l t;:SELECT I PROPERTIES Classi.lied Ads 642·5678 COUNTRY FREP-fCH CHARMER Located in prestigious Big Canyon. Customized 6 BR with lg fam rm + co1y studv Fireplace in master BR suite French doors to sparkling pool Exclus1\.e. $950.000 IN NEWPORT CENTER • 644-9060 macnab I Irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY MOT A ''FIXER" THIS- E a s~side Costa Mesa custom-quahty 2RR 2 bath & den home Workshop + alley access Completely refurbished "'ithin the year 5139.500 < E ·58 ) MaritMI Macnab 642.a2l5 752-1414 551·1700 Comp ~" h c~""'' woodb11dqe (!!<'•~ 642-1235 6~4-6200 ~I Oc.•e< O•·•e Hc:>rbo< \I.e., Cen•et ~e-t e.._.,,......., THE PRACTICE OF RE.AL EST A TE ~ le•..W.pNCtfc•I•• >.tt~c-. .. ,., ......... , ... .. ''•••l•t te ltec•111• ............ _ .. .... " ....... ,_... .. . ",. . .,.. .. ~ .. ..., ,..... "' " .... ...... ~ ..... H..,H.WW...MI ..................... TMI tlA&. IST ATllS Harry H Wlntert Ill 11 eucutlve vice prn.ldent of THE REAL ESTATERS Ind paal director ol tralnlna. In addltlon to a rtal e1tatc lnatrurtor at OCC. Mr 1'1itltrt Is an ln•trvctor In iM Rulton hutltutl' ind a11thor ol ttvtral of ltJ tourt.. He i. • PQP\ll.r 111esl lectul"l'I' 11 real ett•tt m•elln11 lllrouabout 1he state A lift rntmbet ol tht Newport Harbor Costa Mtu Board M.llllon Dollar Club. Mr Wlnten hll aerved on meny Soard C'ommlttua and on th• 801rd of Dlrettora of C A R tC111tornl1 Auoc11t1on of lHllon l and of the Ntwpott tt.rbor COil• Mesa Bo.rd ot fttlllort WIU1 THE REAL l:ITATl:RS, Mr Wlnl1t1 wa1 111mtd SalHman ot tht Y11r, ind l1ttr. oftlu Mao•Jf' ot th• Yur. \11for1 ,lolnl111 the company, Mr ~lnttn •Orktd In tHrow, \\tie ln•ur111tt, m0tt11" b1nltn1 •!)d the r11I ettltt t111 1ervlce t>u11111111 OUfMI COAST CC>U.MI kf'A ut ....... ~H ......., ....... ,...~ (If cl•• IMH•H ~ ,.. ..,~ ...... !f ct:rnh1 Mr. W...... •'flrlt ~ IAYSHOIU. POS llLI LliSI OPTIOM! Pravat communlt~ llvln . auardtd RMt and private bcac . 4 Bdrm . ~ urm wood panelina thruout. Sf'p r1tf' upti.latni dorm for chlldren. pn\ alt· maittt"r auU und r tr ot open to st ctudt-d nowt!t co\·e 1~ atrium. f"t•t.· lund OWMH WAMT1 OUT. CORONA D L MAI CHARMER Ownt•r mntn•ated ! St•ll It 1 Submit all uffc.n1' on thts 2 Bdrm r hnrmer Brick rti-~plt1t't', plu!ih ('8rpt-tlng. "'renrh door1' to huJCft wOod d~rk ovl•rlooklng rt-ar yard •.md C'dM hills. S!K>.000 down u nd O\.\lll'r will finunce Sr!CTACULAR 110 OCEAM VIEW E:ntt-r tnlu t•ulht•drul ce1hn~t.'d living room h():)iing "u<>d burning fireplace. large prtvate ten ace off Ii\ m~ room viewing e1t v h~hts and Pal'tfit' ocean Three airv Rdrms and baths see this home dllrtn~ the sunset hours' OHE LOT TO NEWPORT IEACH OCEAMFROHT Bring your fishing gear! Be ready for seashore aruv1ty in this 4 Bdrm. 2 story beach home. Amenities include beautiful stained glass. co1y fireplace. wood beamed ceilings. Separate master suite hosts own brick fireplace. $278.000. 673-8550 VA MODOWM HAllOR •1DGE AT $191,000 Oh. you should ~ee th1s 1 All expanded. c-ustomized Dynasty model with two bedrooms. or l Bdrm plus den. two baths and a unique sun room Sophisticated elegance! Great view of city lights and picturesque mountalns. Presented at $398.000 <Available furnished at $430.000 > A listin~ of Vergilene Hull. REALTORS, 675-6000 2443 Ea•I CoHt Hl9lu1111y, Corona del M&1 WE HAVE 37 OF THE BEST UST1"4GS IN TOWN IAUOA 15&.AMD- lOt APOLIMA One of a kind. old world design & quality of this new authentic French Normandy home. 4 Bdrm, 3 bath custom h ome with finest craftsman ship & amenities. Now available. $585,000. Call for app't. IAYRONT We have several fine homes with pier & slip. a TOIO HOISi COUMTIY 4 Bdrm .. 3 baths; ranch style, _mini-estate in orange groves. $240,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 3 4 1 Bay~1cli>D11v" N 8 6 75 ·6161 3 Bdrm 2 balh. kitchen family area Bltn ap pllances. fore~ air heat double garaRe $82.800 Call 546-2313 10% DOWN RecenUeyredone4bdrm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ home 1n North Costa >Pfl• ,,. '"• I• E/SIDE TRIPLEX Needs some TLC but 1t ·.., a buy at $150,000 Great Costa Mesa locauon Call agent. 556 2600 SEA VIEW I Hdrm P11rt H11\ :ti .... f I t' 11 I' ( II J 0 I' ~dr,..nw ;u r «ond p o ol St 7f'rl lo t • 1warckd gall• comm " tenms pool & spa s.i 1q ooo Mesa with accent on privacy Rough sawn panelJOg, pool, jaCUZZI, solar heating, mirrored bar & a huge master SI.Ole Can be bought with only 10"1c down Full pnce $149.SOO ,\ [)1\1~1on of tlJrb<ir ln\e,tmt'nl Co COSTA MESA liSTSIDE Vacant ' 3 Bdrm 2 bath home, coiy kitchen wttb bar Brick fireplace, 2 car attached garage, super sharp! Vacanl. owner anxious Sl34,960 546-2313 ..,,,, r 9 . ' r ,,~ 11 I ~, f [® :•: !: .• ' ~ I )~· I ' NEWPORT CREST PLAN 4 Clo1e to pool, .....,, & spa & shpt to beack. Wtl-prfc.ct 3 kd, cln""' Prtc.ct to 1.,1! Sl79,500. Ut-1400 LIDO ISLE EXTRAVAGANT MEW ON THE MARICIT wttlt rvfwffoft in eury ct.tall. Gor9eou1 C....try Fnttch 4 bed, l'/2 battt•. 3 fl,.,.. ... plafttoffOft shuttet s. brass fl.._.., MW floors, beautiful tllH, 9olden oak stcrtrcaH, matchht9 wall co•erh•91. Ma1ter suite wltt. spa & fl,..,.tau. Ludscoped by ROCJert G..-.. VU froM mast... suih. $6'5,000. 631·l 400 ( WATERFRONT HOMES, INC RlAl fSTATf Sa " R•r.'N l ''"-,.'' M,,,., ,~1""!fn• 2H t> W Cl>llt Hw\ Nt"v..pt>rl a.,.,. h 611-1400 J l; Maune Ave &lbn.t l.t.lnd 67Uf00 Pete Barrett ) resents CLIFFHAVEN EXCLUSIVE MEW LISTIMG-Custom quality and good taste are reflected thruout. Enter thru gated courtyard into this beautiCul 3 Bdrm home with family room or dining room and large swimming pool. Well planned for privacy and security . Call for all the details. EXCLUSIVE NEW LISTING-The perCect home for a couple! This expansive 2 Bdrm home has a dining room. breakfast ~m and sitting room with panoramic harbor view. All rooms open to lar~e covered patio" and private garden. Call for all the details. ASIC US about • .,, hol'M worr.t,y Pf"Ot"Gl'I wNdt co•tn ai.y.;.. & .......... Pet.e~~tt ~w·~:~ ag~ SOUTH COAST TIUPLEX Sharp units. all 2 bdTmi; Great mcome Won't last al only $129,!lOO ~Whelan ~ Real Estate leach Home 3 br, den plus dmmg rm 2·Sl Or} Newl} re decorated & remoclelec lulchen Lush carpeting etc Close to the sand SlSJ.500 JACOBS REALTY 675·6670 ~, o ®@tl~@ocea real '9' eslo tP '• -SPACIOUS CDM COM'lO. &cpwtty oppofftted. l ..... l baHa ... "'"' locaffca Close to shopping, edtoots & Fasltfott 15'-4 ForMol dhthMJ room, fGfttfly room, w~ wet bcr. FH laatd. Offffed at $215,000. _.ACK BAY WITH POOL 4 ldrrn + boftus room, 3 battts. 2 fl,..,.oce1, new carpetiftca, Lonly poof, I~ lot °" Cllkte-soc strfft. LareJe ass....,ble loan. Mewly offet Hat S 195,000. ~IHA .. CIMG.ffHAHCING-AHANCIN( OwMr wil carry Id T.D. Guar~ gatfl for yow personal seeurfty. O,._+lc .Z·1tory. l'rofeslioMI decor. J Ir, 3 la, fonMI 61 & hup fa. ""' Wall to pool & htfts. fla9stoM pcrffos wlttl llQ & flN riNJ. Custo.n spa wftlt wahrfall. Only SJ25,000. 2744 E. COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAR 759-1616 PAlk tM REAR C• Coldwell Banker a ; '.. ,' .".. ~':.•1 ,-; . t.'" '.H 1\"JY MOYIMG OUT OF AREA so owner says sell this almost new top quality built custom home with 180" view of the Newport Bay. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths. Beautiful court vard with spa $615.000 fee. Irvine Terrace. macneb /Irvine ~~~·realty HOW CAM YOU IKlm This lovely. h\ghly upgraded 4BR Aspenwood ! Cathedral ceilings make it spacious & airy. Central air·conditaoning \¥/purifier makes it cool. One of the best locations \n Woodbridge, clo e to pools. parks. lake & new Woodbridge Shopping Center. $167.500. <E-59 0.-P Ht..a700 , ................. , OCIAMFaOMT Hard to find W. BAY AV£. Charmin& 3 bdrm + famtly rm r~1dence Private master su1tt' w retreat & sundeck Secluded lush patio Q 2 bf 1'.nlal w\it I $375,0001 latboo loy Prop. Reatton •675-7060• DLX TOWHHOME OFF THE GOLF COURSE 0Tamat1c nr plan. ex qwslte furntlure snd 1235.000 Harbor Ridge Rl'ull) Inc 675 ll63 JUST LISTEO W. OCUMFROMT Large super deluxe duplex 3 Bdrm. 2•, bath + 2 Bdrm, 2 bath. Choice comer location. $895,000 OCliMFtlOHT Large deluxe BALBOA Duplex 4 Bdrm, 2~'l baths up, 3 bdrm. 2 baths down Fireplace each un 1l Comp! redecorated & upgraded Shows like brand new Only li6S,OOO JUST LISTED Hard to find W BAY AVE. ChaTming J bdrm + family rm residence Private master suite w/retreat & sundeck Secluded lush patio + 2 br rental unit! $375,000 Balboa toy Prop. R.atton •675-7060• OP&I SUM 1-S 2Sl5 ht AVE. CdM Outstanding view 2 2 Bdrm houses. xlnt park ing. rananc10g Both onl) $565,000 MEWPORT CREST C'ha.rmmg 2 bdrm end urul rondo Just reduced toS162.000 SANTAANA Owner leaving area Must sell clean 2 bdrm townhouse A bargain $83,500 673-5354 lal»oo Triplex Super rentals' 2 Bdrm & 1 Bdrm s.so.ooo dn owe Only askmg $260.000 JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 VACA.MT ESTATE! SI 14,950 3 Bdrm 2 bath. large country kitchen, pnvate corner lot 546-2313 J . > •. ATTENTIOt' IUILDER~ 49.500 sq.ft. lot localed near Orange County Airport. Could be re· zoned AP. Owner w1U carry with SLSO.<XX>down. F\Jll price $.52.5,000 Call 5.56-2660 IEACHHOME! Upgraded beach home-- Newport! Walk to ocean or pnvate beach' New c&Jl)etS and rresh paLnt • Custom decor. 3 patios + secluded sundeck' Just $127.250' HurTy, call 752-1700 oPf.N f11 q • ,, s 'u"-. ·c Bl "w ~1 t•• ORAHGETRH End unit condo in Irvine. l Br. Iba, comm. pool & tennis. Owner says "seU!". Undel' market at $70.000. Fantastic ere.ti ve fin ancing. OC!AMVIEW 2 Br. 2~ bath. Former model wilh a fantastic view Must see tlus de corator 's delight. Beal condo In Costa Mesa Reduced by $1.0.000. Wil sell fast. HOllSE PROPERTY Act oowl' This propert> is an foreclosure. Need! n.c. t,A, acre 2 Br, 1 ba + in-law qrtrs &t ou1 bwldlnp Newport Me11 Sch.I Dist. Sl79..900 ••REDCARPET •• 754-1202 MlSAVl:IDE UMtTS Nev~r a vacancy ln thta outatandJna 4-ptex locat· ed In a prime residential oei1hborhood. Close to all sbopJ)'lna and tran1pot'latlon. F u ll price only 1210.000 7S1·319l SHANGRA LA Located on the front row m exclusive Irvine Terrace with a bay & ocean \ 1ew that 1s unsurp<1ssed ShoJ1 paneb open onto the beautifully manicured garden & sw1mmmg pool Throu~hout the homl' you will ftnd man\ mtereMmg and unusual features such as the translueent C.'(1 1hng in tht.• family rm, the Japanese Tub m th(• master suite. a secluded formal dining area with twinkhng ltghts view and much, mu<.'h mort' One of our area ·s most spetla(•ulur homes ~d an exC'ellent tn\'(•stment i.ll $!,0%.000 (7141 6 73-4400 (2131 628-2828 1-L\.llB<>R Dl•ision of Hcirb« lnvestmrnt Co. Wl::SLEY N ll TAYLOR CO REALTORS since 194 QUALITY IUIL T S·UMIT ILDG NEAR NEWPORT HEIGHTS- $450.000 Fantastie 3 bdrm owner's unit with family rm . formal dmang rm 2' ! baths & fin.'pla<'t' 4 other IO\'l'I\. units earh "'" 2 bdrms. 2 baths & f1replaC'l' Atnums & pat1ns 6 closed garages + 4' pkng spac<'s Onlv 4 vrs nt>w WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 2111 San Joaquin Hilla Rood MEWPottT CEMTEfl. M.I . 644 491 O VIEW? COSTA MESA Panoramic view of pro poc.ed regional park Tn level 4 Bdrm J bJth. family room .,2 fireplace~ Ommg room extra large lol fruit trees, builtin BBQ Likt' living 10 the: (;ountr~ $179,900 Call for mun• rn formation 546 2313 ,,;'I' ';• •• I• CAMYOMVIEW SI I S.000 Just reduced The In 1~ afmo~l 10,000 Sq f1 3 Bdrm 11, bath 01•1er home that needs s• me TI.A.' Add a second !>lo1' and ha\l' a new of C atalina o .... ncr rT11l1\'ated makt> and ol I er S.56 266IJ «;::SELECT I PROPERTIES Sell idle 1ll·m~ 642 567H j ma en ab I irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY COUNTRY F4tENCH CHARM! You 'II loH this 3BR fa mil" rm home' Features mcl antique ·brick pavers. extensive use of oak cabinetry. French doors. leaded & stained glass windows & more' $299 500 fee. c F:-561 Sharoft Smittt 644-6200 752·1414 551..t700 Campus v~ • .,, (enll'lf Woodbtdqe (entl'lf 64J .. ZJS 64 .... 200 Horbot l/,ew Cente< OPEN FRI THRU MON 1·5 EXCLUSIVE ON WATER BEAUTIFUL!! 727 loyu. Drf••· Newport ExcltfncJ corner hcMM °" tlw 8ay wfttt 111111"'"'9 ...... a..d dlytln.d ~or. s,_._ 4 ..._ ....... _.... t...ay ""' ~ "" ...t sip for a Mibst..tiGI yocW. $175,000 EXCEPTIONAL LIDO BAYFRONT 42' Vlo Udo Mord A b•o .. tlhtly re•odet•d .. ,d ~ ......... °" .. WATS wttt. e p• 111 ... c YU of ...,.. -' CMI ., ••• J .... ot ..HJM • ......, 1...-g -LWo wHlt .,.,. OWW ...... ot ,,... doa Asp. Fcotu •• ...t ..-, aOAaiM.• of tN1 ~ l1tehtckt: D_... door 'rf •et• Htry wt tit • Cl""'Y tlle: ,,..._ lhillg,..... wtltt tlreplec• CMI al wfn 1nw1 o•...tooliltMJ .._. wot.-: ..... ......... ..-g f"OCMll "'"' ,... ,.,,_. fr-. kttc"-: .... lllOder .................. c .... doMt - pri•Me loaml .... battt tW ..... -4 ....... .., pl••ld wMI CCWW' lwklr ............... of ~ to •lew ,._ hy: two •lltJMM IMclroalitt .....-.: .... , ......... IMll1t ..... c..W CCWfWf Wo a 411t IMhc bright °'" ....... .., .. d for .... ,......... c ... .-...... ,n••u•*~ , ......... -.... ,. .,., ..... ................... WATERFRONT HO~tNC REAL lSTATE .._.,., R•n1.io l'•"I"""~ M,.,_" , "' / REALTORS '7'-1111 HU~H 014 .... : ......... t'lldMMj. .... ••• ....,..~.._ .. c_..... .. M•. SM9 ..... c_... .t weN _.. .... tl 19'ory .en•t wtth ccw-,.., - l>CIAJit'"'VflW. A••~ .... I .. ._. & "rn•• .... r.•tet t.. OWMB WIU H LP PINAHC . Cell fer 4ttelle4 bf"Odllla. SHt,500. . COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 25 I 5 I. Coost Hwy.. C... .. Mw 675-5511 • COTE nr/\LTT cp l1 mvr )mrm conrnm You've Arrived at ... BIG CANYON Hew exaunle listln9. Fin.st c:ust•m home Oft tM qoH c:ourff. 5 ldrms, 4 11, baths with our 6000 s q ft of mo9nificftlt daytiiM & nenfnq views. Credible security. Eury amently incfudinq maid's qrtrs Oftd a 55 cow wine cehr. ly appt. SI , 750,000 LINDA ISLE Quality is the first c0ttslct....ati0fl In HM buildlfMJ of this spacious wahrirOftt hotM. Whtdow wolls bri"CJ tM hort»or riCJht Indoors. lntpr"euive vautt.d ulhcp & rich woods magnify the w_...... .ct space of every room. ScorH of amHffiH. S2.75 rnlHlon. LAGUNA BEACH The oceftlt Is °" th. .,few. TNs hon'9 of HUptioMI ~ offen ftw .......... M bffch front Mving. You11 ffRd a 4 '*"' he»M with gyest qrtn hi a gate CJUCrdM coflununity crffOf"dlllCJ pri.,ocy plus. Jnt S steps to tM SCll'ld. S3. ~ M llllClft. NEWPORT HEIGHTS luy It -Rx It up -.ct rwap the cfMct.ftds from tMs ~ ~ "°"'9. Exc.ne..t locotfon. MHCb some nc. Tlte outdoor entertaitMftc) or.a ft COMpMf• wl"' pool .ct brick HQ. S 154,000 IRVINE TURTLEROCK Enjoy tM &Mifleah In family ll•lftg In this tastefully decorated 4 bdnn home, includiftc) fonnaf dlnl"CJ nn & fmnity ""' COft•eniftlt to pcrls. shopping and excel schoob. S 195,000. Open 5-doy 1·4, 19441 5"orra RafOft. IRVINE-TURTLEROct Turfferock Vista. Great l ..,,._deft,°" wide grunbeitt. Large 01-111R.-.. locllL Flexible fin0Rch19. ;1&t,500. Open Sunday 1.s. Sl Rocky KftOll. CORONA DEL MAR Horbor ~w ~ins -•few, Ylew. Ylew. leautfful COfttetllpOrary M.M *McJwd for maximum enioy of CJOnJeOUS •few of ocecm, bay. island & ni9ht lkjhh. This 4 ldrm chorlfter offers ultlMote ht privacy. Prfud at S425,000. Opett Sat/Sunday 12·5, 2731 P.W. Ori••· CORONA DEL MAR-UNITS If locaffon Is lmporlaftt. . .. this ft It. A1t opportunity to OWft your owtt Soutft of Coast HICJhwoy DupleL Hie• ploc• to fl•• tw rent. LGNJ• ouumable loon. $229,500. CAPISTRANO BEACH Two custom ho.Mt buitt ht old wortd tradltloR ORd crafhmHshlp oad a•ailobW for yo.r ~. °" M.ty 'IJ ocn •• OUteilNJ HcepHOMI OCHR YflMS and tr.quit Cmtyoft n.w.., 'Med .. $119,000 mid S9'5,000 respecttnty. OfH"' ...._ Sat/S. & Moeday, 2'0 I Palf1adtt Dr. COSTA MESA~NITS Supereamw.•wl ... -JWr'ta •uplH. Hl9h .. t tt••llty, close to ... .,port ••d. • •• UMf' deprftlaffoft. XIM~Poll .... l4M.All '" TMI MY Th~ prati.e of Uvtna ln Spy1l111 Htlla Fanfastic 04: an vtew • city U11hu Breath the cl an air• n•lex in th.-Jacuzd whale 1ipplnJ a cool drink ·1 hlS lovely 4 bedroom. 3 bath home has bffn upsr ded throughout. Many t"xtras nmt'1MIM9 Y04.t CAM AU Joa )O"IUP-YllWOf IA y Bt-autlful 2 bdrm. ,Private suites plus dt-n. private paUo, deck, wet bar. dumbwaater. central vacuum system Many upgraded extras. Exclusive Harbor.area. Will not last! UDO Sf 00,000 PrH·e reduction on this corner charmer with a bay view. This 3 bdrm remodeled home is a buyer's dreitm A fabulous bargain with excellent financing. UYI THI GOOD LR UDO fSU IAYlllOMT Large boat slip. Elaborate ~ sq.ft bayfront home. s Bdrm suites with 8 baths Elevator, securit:Y system, 21' runabout included for family fun. TIME SHAllHG Go all over the world. Start in Puerto Vallarta where the sun never sets. Only $5950. Call now for information. SPANISH VILLA Spectacular views. 7500 sq.ft. of gracious living 6 Bdrms. 6 Vo.l baths. total pnvacy with automatic gates & security system. 3 bars, 3 spas, sauna. pool. extensive use of imported tile, custom stained glass windows, solar system. $1,500.000 ,.,....~ ... wt ........ _.. .., ••11. C_. •• for IPP al lwat. 673-7300 3377 VIA LIDO. NEWPORT BEACH RCTaylorCo 640 -9900 REWARDING CAREERS IN REAL ESTATE SALES RIC)ht ROW w. hon opt k p • _,. Corpor•e Pkna Offlc• for -.ct WOMMI who w..t MOft ct1•-... _.. op~ CIRd "'°"of•..._..• a ,....._. •socfote. We _. yoet to cOfttact • for focts, ,........ CIRd ,._ abCMlt wW Wt Ille to be • .uoclote wlttt l.C. Taylor Co. We w11 ,....ct yow confldttl c •· # 3 Corporoft f'tcno DrfH . HewporflHCh RCTaylorCo 640-9900 CIE 111111 ILllRS CD .. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE IEST FINANCING & TERMS ELEGANT CONDO-ILUFFS l,arge Three Bfodroom + Three Bath + Paneled Den condo Proress1onally Decorated Van Luit Wallpapers Custom Drapes Sele<:L Carpeting. Security System. Sky LlRhts. Butcher Block Countertops Plus F.aling Area In Kitchen. Storal(t' Galore. Major Greenbelt Location A Large Assumable Loan With Low Interest Rate. Asking !225.000 A · Joy of Newport'" I.istin~ CORONA HIGHLANDS VIEW Great Home On An R 2 Lot Approximately 1 2 Acre Three Bedrooms. Two Baths. Two Fireplaces. Hardwood Floors Ma!lter Bedroom With Fireplace & Patio All This With Ocean & Canyon View & Keys To A Private Beach. Call Now. $289.500 IACIC IAY Rare Two Story Condo In This Lovely Area. Minutes To Freeways. Three Large Bedrooms. Living Room With Flreplace. Sunny Private Patio Swlmmma Pools & Recreation Area Beautifully Maintained Grounds. Only '-14%.500. IAYSHORES IA YFIOMT Spectacular~ Foot Fronta•e Jn Exclusive Bayshorea Communily. Lovely Master Suite With Fireplace + Four Bedrooms & Bonus Room & Den. Spacious Dtnlnl Area With Wet Bar. All This Plua Pter. Float It {)()(It. Truly Gorgeooa Vjew Of 11lands & ChanntJa. And An Extra Lar1e ~nt Patio • De<!k. Sl.6M,OOO. LIDO ISL! MIW LISTIMG P rime Location Community Beache11. Clubhouse' 'hf\nla ll'fft To Street. Extra Large Quiet Corner Lot, With TradlUOflaJ Four Btdroonu. Pl Guest ~artera Wl\h Bath " Bar. Bllllard Sited. Recre111lon Room. BeautUuUy Landscaped Lanai & P•t o. "35.000. SPECTACULAR OCEAN VIEW HOME -----------------SE~PRAY ('ONDO 2 l:lr Exqw~1te up&rade-i in fl~ 00~-IUILT IN PfNAHCIHG Largest ~avt@w 4 Bdrm Port Royal Mdl. 2700 Aq . ft. 2 yrs old. Prwl'd reduced $20.000 Motivated seller. MESA DEL MAR OP~ SUNDAY 1.5 dude levelors. n11rror\ w<11lp1pers, m11·ro·w\ tr.uh lOmpau•t 3rd noor, \ aulted beam l'l'1l IOl(S $126.!>00 l' a II r 1)1 .ippl 'nnfa J .in 1 642 88!>0 John L'oonib• R~altur 176 Pl!SIDIO Open house Sat1Sun1 Mon 1·5 2003 V aeht Def ~nder · Lo' el\ 3 bdrm 2 bath. uddt•d ·ram11\ room · & den home Close to sehools park & fatqtrounds Assum<iblt> lotrn $119.900. li) own~. Al(t $79.~' S<ir nf1n• pn<'t' Nsn• J IJ1 tuwnhoU3t! ~!I l&J 759-0226 CORBIN ASSOC. REALTORS GRUTFAMILY HOME .... , .. I 002 1a1boo I slond 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------~Br. :!bJ All ntw fh1on111t IHr 2Ha hKhl & JIO hlk tu ~t·hl & park I', rn to l11:h Onl> SI 111.900 Walk to io\f • iennu., 3 br ---------1~ ba, Jacuu.1 pre CHAAMIHG DU"-EX iitJcjous La.ke,.-ood Couo· New 2 bdrm unit with NEW CONDOS 2&3BEDROOMS Starting at Sl01,IJOO On V1<·tona bt wn Newport & Harbor Blvd 541.3559 f't•,.646-6093 t r y C I u b E s t a t e s ll!WO decks and 1st owner $175, ,213429--6831;_ depre<'1at1on Al~o J MUSTSB.L Owner transferred make offer on lovely 4 BR. 2Ya BA. 2,000 sq.n home-tOO' from beach Pool. tennis Asking S179,SOO. Owner I agent ~ SM.ISM EH! bdrm front homt with new roo(, copper plumb ang, new k1tcht!n, ne~ bath. fireplace and hardwood floors Total island Charm' $435.000 Call 673-6900 - WAQRIRONl HOMt '> REAL ESTATE 631-1400 E-SIDE DUPLEX Two 3 Ir. Units $142,500 FULLER RIAL TY 546·0814 Earn 90"'c comm. Wei~~~~~-~..-.~ 2 blocks 1n from lrvmt! have openin gs Call Blvd. 11, years old ~Make$$$. IALIOA ISLAND Townho~ 3 bdrm 2 ba ---------1 I y O w n e r. 2 I 7 lipgraded Cdri>t'l & 11lank Apolena Cl o o r 1 n g B ri t t a n ) l®Dalebout Bay&Beach Real Estate -IS TA fl UC(l.lEl'fC( SINCE rto 2 BR, 2 sl\. hsc ~ full· 2 Woods B> Ow nt·r .. 548 1447 BR gar apt . + lge ..,ep - owners unit <;nod alo FOR SALE BY OWNER sumable. $39:?,uou Pnm Assum. Loan only 673 0727 POPL'LAR TURnEROCK ---__ llA\ERF'OttU HIGHLANDS aa.oa Peninsula I 007 plan 1n Meadow Park 1~ The popular STEWART ••••••••••••••••••• •••• oow a\ a1lable Musi 'ee Model Beautifully up New Sbr 3ba $275.0-00 to appreC'rntt' this h1~hl) g r a d e d F I V E eiy ter~s ot·~ & bth rn upgraded Ill mos olrl BEDROOMS . three llJE BalboaH7959'Jl home Lj.!e countr) baths S.unken living kitchen. ilrn. inside lndn room Art1sl1c patio with Corona del Mar I 022 rm formal d1n1n~ & 1"· fountain and reflection ••• ••• •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • mg rm 21 1 ba. 4hr & pool Unobstructable SEA VIEW pool s1ie lot Xlnt ll•rmlo view of mountains and ZOOl YKht Defender & financing Call 957 ll\19 night hghts Fabulous fmancm.: with ror appointment J a c l' o 11 t' gt• 1• J r I.. $120,000 7!>1 ()401 \1,tt SPLASH SPLASH! J Bdrm. !>"'lffi VUCll & jJl' l~ke nel4 C-111\tl $120.11110 &'2 5<Ji2 t\11,enl BRING YOUR llCYCLE To 1h1 s hJncls11m•· \ bedroom home ht'l •IU..,t' .. For Sale Hy Ownt·r Jbdrm 2ba ram rm Up )!radt.-d, laruls<·aped. '1 1111 rrom bt'al·h 960 liOli 1ts r11~hl b) the µark Jnd LA R G E FA MI L Y tht! bike tr a•h 'li11 t· ROOM fam1h home w ith :1 bath:. dining room, 1·11n ramil) rvom ... p .. , 1ous modt'm kttl'hen :! patio .... large \Jrd 111rt' landslap1n1o: Cini) Sl51,000 <.:omt• "'l' tu da)' !14~ 17:!ll TAR BELL. REA TL TY 1'.\~'ISID~ tht• houw )OU \I! b••t•n ""h1111o: ~·ould ht«·onw rur ..,,,It· darhnt: 3 Bclrm Sl!i 01M1 Ue\ 111 & Cu 1;.12 t>J68 1-.A'iT'>I DI-. '11'"' of p.tr k l Btl 2 Ha ~·,1m Hm $123000 l>1·\1n & (" 642 6.'lllll 0C9ta Point 1026 .•..•........•..•...... l'lw. I bedroom!-> \'t>n nll'l' pJtlO & \.,afd 'lll'd.I llunt1ng\on t'entl'r 1-'ul 1>nl't!Sl l!l,SlMJ l'Jrk Pl.at'f' Int ~2 7461 81ROMSHOT ro .\1t>ado" Lork Gull lour~"' N11:e J bt'llrnom I '• bath Full prt1·1 $1 II 900 Park f'l .. •t't· lrH >1-1;> 71hl PRICE REOUC ED S3noo on this n1l'e t h1,dro11m ~1th IJr1:1 famil) room Full µn• t Sl 10.lOI Park l'lact• Im· ~2 7-ltil REAL MEAT J Bdrm + IJrge 1-·am11\ Hm Wo.ilk1n~ d1,t<10l'l' lo thl' bl'al'h Full µrH 1• :5134,0IX,l !'ark Pla1.:c lnl 842 7'1fil 631 -7300 H.B. 20', down ~ Bdrms + ~~~~~~~~-! Ocean view C /21 Hwpt Center 640-5357 El\ o"nt·r. Fnglt'h Tudor dream home H11lrm 2ba. II\ rm. lam rm din ing rm 'un rm with lull OCPan \ H'" \.'\';Ull\J hll- lu an ., .... s210000 ---1·1·ED--1·o·o·M----·1 ~•tBZ:.' TENDER LOVING UVEIH IUUTIFUL COM EnJoy 3 private beache;., Double l(arage. 60xl20 lot Qwel lo('allon. but close to ~hopping New roof copper pluml11ng, hardwood noor.., plaster walls, f(ood cond1t1on $110,000 11.1th an assuma ble loan Roy McCardlt, RJtr. 548-7729 DOVER SHORES ocean view. 3 bdrm home Lease option. Absolutely wilh separate family rm smaebjng view property Best pnce in area Fee This one bu 1t all. land. Only $288,500 Call Beamed ceilings Two Agent/ Ocean Pac1hc - brick fireplaces. Re a I E s-ra t'e. MESAVBlDE Planked rlooring. (Tl4)7S9-1616 4hr. l"'aha, compl re Friendly wet bar In· _ _ _ model es lge {'Ol I c redible gourmet OLDCORONADELMAR backyard w seclud spa lutchen. Four bedrooms are a . S 14 o M HK R Dining room Family 50,..,...~0FHJGHWAY !)!)tlmoor549H32 room This home 1n v •n dulgee you. 631-7300 Charming well main tained 3 Br 2' > Ba home ~~~~!!!!~~~I an a comer lot overlook HugeFinr mg Begoma Park Fix 'n Save C~Pri SI OS,000. BToro 1032 ··•······••••·········· *•LUXURY! <:.ill for your per..onal in spec.1100 or tht!t rabulous 4 Bdrm, '.l Ba home b~ Pac~eltcr Onl> 2 > ear!t new VIEW of moun tains. etc elc Asking $156,000. EXCLUSIVELY LISTED BY Woodbradgc Realty 551 :llHHI 1920 Rarr•n< J ""'"' lt\lnt· Fountain VaUey I 034 •.•.................... ATTRACTIVE PARADISE TWHHSE CARE ·~ Jll th1!> c ul de s.ff home ne1.'<:h. to ber11me a Wl:'l!Nfo:R • Large )ard rur tht• kid~. & a covered µauo for rela.1ung in l he evening All terms 11v11tlable o n this al $1~.000 545 9491 Real E:.late 1042 .....•••...•...••.•••.. WATERFRONT WJTH • Back on market after sale, S15 ,000 below market. Lr1 aaaurna ble loao. Agt C,>nthsa 8.cll38. OCEAN VIEW Spac1ou..'> 3Br 2Ba + 11: fam rm. frplc No mone) dn VA or assume exist 2 BR Assumable loan POOL & SLIP Beautiful Chnsllana Ba) ~1th indoor pool and t'X pans I\ t' view Pcrfl'ct ror enterta1n1ng 1n this 3 bdrm. form.a I din mg rm home with pauo and boat dock . Owner wi ll lease option o r e x change $750.000 2 blks fro01 water F.nlry a patio w /2nd patio in re ar View deck. 2 frplcs in eluding one in m str Bdrm swte R 2 w room to build. Assumable loan rng~.000 lo~ ant VA +2nd TO $'90.000 loan C /2 I Mwpt Cftlter n Hse Datl) IO 6 640-5357 Call lease call Bkr - - - - 548-2089 Hi.dincJtOft leoch I 04 0 IUUTY OMAIUDGET or 631 2246 ••••••••••••••••••••••• - WAHRfRONl HOMlS REAL ESTATE 631·1400 JUST LJSTED.. • with balance -.illllM ............ , upgraded sod beaut earthtones·shows pride Opet1House DC EAN ol> ownership. Only Sun/Mon t-5 $32,200 to assume low mt VA loan. No Quahfytng 423 BEGONIA Call today! 962-931 l A LA~:rE : .. ::::s-~_'Er.:·:: VI EW ---------• good rentals Pnme loca wai-ERFRONT tion.S28S.ooo 641>-4999 ( 9 00 2 R::~~~~han.1-HA·oc·R·BO·E·RA.VN·lf·:~···~-~-L-S-1 w.:I: lo~ly '1~1. dn nel, Reas. terms. Asking 3 br. 21'l ba, separate owner w ill carry 2nd S37S.OOO.Agt 6751906 fam rm. brkfst nook. TO w ith NO pay· llrAl.-ble $325,000 ments for 3 yrs Sharp 3 Bdrm home un· ~Ste:,eCot>unn PI ease cons 1 de r du ll0,000, Sl.8,000 down. • t hes e f e at u re s Seller will cat!')' 2nd TD. Spacious 3Br. 21/2Ba Super low payments formal d1n1ng rm Wont last. PRICERlDUCED! frplc. lg 2 car garage •Whelan Real Estate Owoerwantstomoveoul atrium spa & patio now ! Prime 2 s lo r ) Handsome cedar hOme. So. PCll Lge 2 Br shingle s1d1 ng A apt w /itlnt mcome Sub woodsy beach look :L~ Doran. Agt Open hsedly 10-GPM I 006 1---------P L E A S E C A L L ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPYGLASS HILL Ownribkr ~ IDEAL PAMIL Y Single le vet 4 Bdrm 548 _2089 HOME: 2 ILOI")', 3 bdrm w/epa Model home cond and 1uesl quarters . + many other custom Larae paUo. $355.000. . Cutu.res1Sweeputg view LOUIRICHTIL If.arbor Ridge Realt~ & AMoc. 675-1131 5'4·9411 Inc. 675 1\63 25'ory 2 BR 1'• Ba, I BR taMeso -1024 garage apt Sep. 1uest ••••••••••••••••••••••• qtn, <>woer. 173-0lla or 631-2246 For details & directions Thank you &ttertaiMr's DAam Hi.tifMjtCMt Seoclfff Lrg single :.tun . 4br formal dining, fam rm. custom ) rd t rop11: al pool w,bar spa & firep1t En JOY golr. ll'nn1~ & the beach Walk to 'chool~ lmme d O('CUpJOC'\ 014ner 536 11776 Bkr Coop C>ica 11•MJ ~ach House ioo.uoo lfo~n owe 12 , roml'r 101 w Jbdrm. fp. t'O\' pauo. dnve b' 21~ Yarrmuth then l all ai..1 Cynltua 96H 0838 HUIJILcmdman ... 0 qualif} ID!? "1th S50K do~11 & $1500 m Q on this 5bdrm pool home C\ n Ou a !168 ·8038 1044 ....................... **RARE!! Largest model or Wood bndge Broadrnoor 4 Br l'Xecut1ve home ~1th 3 <'ar garage' Cul de-sac location Tht!> one'!> got it all and asking only $183,500 ~UST SF.LL BY OWN EH Wood bndge J br. 212 ba Newty Usted Landmark A C:...2 car gar 851 0610 Coz) 4bdrm ~ot tub. fp. p R E S T I G I O U S pm Hd. wd galore A Heai $12!!.000 11792 COLLEGE PARK Charlord Or \irt C\ n Beautiful Purdue Plan lhla 968 «~ · Features include 3 bdrm -2 ba ldealh located to Reduced schools park. pool & Garden parad1sl' pool & shoppmg Asktng onl~ ~pa + 2 ~tor.> 4bdrm $132,500 Open House Sat kome. $19'.l.250 Open Sat. l 5 14941 Sumac 15 11472 Dallas <'11 1\f{t Cynthia 968 0838 OCEANFRONT COOP 2br in luxury romplrx $159,000 10'. do" n 752 21!17 THE IMPOSSllLE DRUM COME TRUE e RANCH REALTY 551 2000 WOODBRGE SBR. $239M Prescott b ) Lagoon i\GT 2FR 18 Mandann Owner !>52·-1666 """'-~·.a-.d New 4 BR unique custom bome.12:5 Abalooe. IYOWMER 2 E'side doll houses R2 lot. Xlnt income & area. Separate yards owe 2nd, F /P $135,500 ~&7S41648 LITE Ir AIRY Positive cash flow on Ts Huntington Beach 4 pie" RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN VILLA lBr. lo ft/den. Opn Labor Day Wknd 10 -6 8 Se gura SH5.000 559 6226 Owner OPEN W or call ownr. 1585,000. 813-31184 US IDE close lo the beach No de Beautiful 2 BR plus den ferred !Nlnlenance. As pnde of ownership home sumable loan 50 hurry. Lush greenery, conve· dr f 01eot location and eamsgo ast. 2bdrm, aic, new crph, -- motivated seller. Only bhnds & pasnt in & ou1 Sl7!>,000.0wnerwillhelp $114,!>00 641 0191 . with financinf Call 1m s.3EHS.'l1 lb!diately ! 75 1700 0-·11""' 9 ·" \1u1'l'l'<"~1 •1 HIMtincJton a.ach I 040 [ vtfl-~~~~M~O~D~O~W·~I:::~!:;········· 3Br. P1Ba. Frplc. Built·ins. In good familv area. will not last at $85.500. No Do\\ln Okay to quality Veteran. Jo"HA Okav too Submit all offers EASTStDt 6 PUI RID. to SJZS,000 with sise.aoo in a.ssuma- ble loans, ran1ln1 from 8% to 11 'At. $26,340 groa annual iocome. Well ktJK, sln&le story units with 4 1ara1ea plus off street parktn1 on flOxJOO ft lot 644-1211 rJn NIG(t 01\IL (Y & 1\GSOCll\rL S Call M2·5'71 HO QUALIFYING!!! No need To Qualify when you take over the loan on this spacious 3BR. i:i~ Ba. with sparkling cool pool Cory ram rm. cpling l yr younl(. cull for more details GOLDEN WEST REALTORS & ASSOC. 141 8511 (1' 01'1l V PILOT SPACIOUS • ldrtn. a'-9 hi. ln 't\u1 t ~Is •·""•rvthtns lln alr.'•J' hcl'll 11.lflf' to Ulb -.omt ~.w c•rp•t. ctritpf . paint plaoked din rm fhw Phu \ uur OV.tl pn Hllt' P4i lfl lntt &Lnum 1md loll\ .1t>.er\.<a tlorn de'\ k ""'"' tu t'l\)ll) ltw ,~ .. OUTST AHDIHG .. EXETER" 1111:'.irk I ll1•m~. J bdrm :.! ba ti• uu111ull> en.lari(t 11 1.1 in rm ,. 1th .... el har r ,n·lknt "'"'de lu...itJ011 T~.~1..1 SWlllUY -Ill )•&I'' S..O.nt Dr 1 • • e '9 • U 4 • b I• I !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!t vi.w lot utJI. Cuti l·lol ~..-'_ -of tl\9 betl toadoa bl lliil ,., __ ..., N•wport Crut. Off•ll 4'1 .. 4'4 view UnlQiae floor ptu w\th DOOi 6 U>nnla ~ ULTIA. vtlWI doMoy Prime loHUOO. WJ H COAST UWY ,...... tbu MW I bdt.-• • C!UllOM d•coratlooa. L.AOUNA IPOt be oitc .. nh-onl obh• Call now for appol1'l ..,... a.. tn pvt nmunimlt)I. mt'ftl n.--OML--Y-W-4-,--1 Oompl. tlim loel'J \op TO eo 'Wldea. lel r nnanc· :s Bdrm Oour o&an. ~ ... I'-OOO \ lt!W d•dll, l a rfe -----., d on o spn I•:, ,!l.iil<J~."I · ol1\ t' I I I ,i II' -Ocean Vlawa Hom• Wt~Mtee. 14"'91Zl llA.CM DUPLD luvelt«'t d,..._cn. CloM to beach. Good ftnanr· •ncloud brick pa Uo. 4t •l4t4 PrtcH for lnunedJal• M ...a THI ~a\Sl». YT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!t lnl. ~mn:wr /Wlnser ren tall.4110&.ubon °'· C/llMwltfC...... ••o.tJl7 MISSION REALTY WMIOW DOYll SHOllS 4N OFIJ ~ ~Wu and hlNlcM pool bolnt. 4 NEW Nov ·n. a.du br, I tie, flm nn DeAnu S.yaide Vlll Cat Hwy • 8•11ld• 1281. ~8 '71-2311 Other .... &•··~ MIWU~ I MOUUS OM LOT Newly .-.furbished. Near d course In Eutaide Coata Meu Partnership problem must be sold 1 $37 5, 000 762-1920 dmt . traller stp1 5 PL •CE Alum abed .ssn. Call A 94&-38'15or 213/313-89SS PllorHTllS"' FOILIASI New 2 bedroom 2 b1&th bome Mission Lakes Country Club Golf tenni.a paol 8e1ut1full> landscaped. no ma 1n tenance yard 9lllO ClubhOWle Rd Desert Hol Spnng:. 21.3·378 2!>72 l blk lo beach 20' self J_ QUAIL l PRlME 15 AC Com Stepa to beach Mobile IO,.. fll t :JO ,..... merc11l Land. 900 ft tron Homt · 41' x 8' · 2 Bdrm I ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!"'~-I t 8 a e o n H w y l I I Refrt11 .. waterbed, 4.PLEX Sl.200,000 Call Harbara atora1• •h~d Included. Gla&S at C /2l Sandpiper Partially furn . $8100. C-Ost• Mesa locallon. 3 ~ M6-IS28orl62·3ll08. Br. 2 Ba. Owner will carry al ior; for 4 yrs -----... ---1 ~.000 down. Full price .... ,,..., --·~~ 0 1 &4&6R711"Pf'r.S-In ..... T~ l'W'Y' 177 De Anza utiUUes 111,BaJ;~~~r.vate A ft£HtG! beach, pooJ and spa '-i---4---1--HOM ES ~--------1 ~n •ltw front lhl• Bdrm. SDeetacW.r. IOOO LA.Kl,... ~ S Bdrm 2 btat.h aq ft. s:nS.000. Rial Estate Investments ~ tw.aut.llW.1)' ludlu.,.cl -.. !pac'°UI famJb C/21 ...,,., C..tw UlfW 3333W Coast Hwy. NB 300 E. Coa1t Hwy. NB 811rrett R lty, &42-5200 Moonridge by ownt•r Open House, 8 129. 30, 31, 9l'L Mew ....... ~lily built, complelely de COYLed. 3. ~ "'°'8>.. ll.kl slopes&: lake 3 br. 2 to+I ba, 2 frplcs flcady lo move in Mubt see 700 Elm St. M oonrid~e l 714 5g5 27t!f 714 8.'k>-0428 3 bdrm. a balb home roam u4 Uvin, room. '40-U17 "~" USTDI 645-6646 featunnc h1cb tlum ceil· maay ••lru n t hia ---------1 SclUt leve.I lBR tBA • MrMlt f« Sal. 1200 ---U\&S la decorated in U · beau&lfully d ecorated 0~ ,.._ 12'1a% motbe'·ln·law unit Fee ••••••••••••••••••••••• TRIPLEX cellent laste A plan11ed home. $1.9),000 A.Uume Clf• 1--..1. v •-p Rd U7 ACRES. 14M>% U1able "'-cellent renlal area . Out of County Properly 2550 ·•·•····•·············· rommurut) wtth oool la ll05Uqao&n. .-h=.W•.., Wn.mOA-ftlWW'OAT w/elet.trlc • telephone. Westside Costa Mesa '>PM Close to ~ill:11et ..,...., X)nl terms, by owner $12000 · RANCHOMlRAGE Par~ ~~hool& "-a p H•S br.~w vi.w. Ell· •~ 67M170 .. ,.,.K c R b · gross income Sunnsu Country Club l AICH IA Y ....rt .._.1 c•m 12 So. MH p A.Rk funushed, m pnme loca ••······•········•····· ll'9 LIDO ISU lmm..ie 2 br 2 ha dl1I gar laundr), no 11t•t• WU\lff f150 673 .. tll4 Ba)shorl.':. :! hr gall' guarded lomm $6SO (4!131697 04KI!. '172 Siii\ day~ BAVl-'RONT FURNISllED L'h..;rmini• 4 Bdrm, 11ldt•r honll' un Balboa I !>land, i.llp nl.'got1ablt' $l50U mu U• oant pays ut1 lrlrt'!i (Jl'llljl ()l lf tit ~l \ 675-6000 ' OCEANF'RONT w111l•·1 rental J lir + 111•11 mai;ler br & 1n t 'u11dl'• I.. & -.and~ beath ,.,, patio 2 "'\ ,11 .:.1ri1)(l' Beaut fum1'ht·tl '>ho .... n b) appl onl> hi. fos Glona <;c·t'ltl·rr..i" \.;I 6737:.lO Lux 4 Br ~ ba, t rt't' rm On OCl'an l lr1: "1m u11h S14001mo St-pt to lun1· 64.5-7573 pmg .. S14S.OOO • . nchulve.eri~ RH ---, c;1i'r~~-~829e1nc o BarretlRlty.642·5840 Condo~ 1Br, 2Ba, lull) A l'Omlortable 3 bdrm Is ~ ftli. t I~. J-M-leodt '"°"rty 13 SO 11 'tnilers mcl lion I or mer model By farruly room home in thi.I 1213N. COAST HWYm Al ~~ ~tor·a own bom•. 3 ....................... Do owner. SI I 7. 5 O O farmly oriented private LAGUNA BEACH -R.-ALT-ORS. - -• Bdrm, 21tory i pU\.level Coronado Caya "··I S30ri.ooo *' wnooo •-l714)64(}.28l5 2br. patio, l(ar S42.'.> "'atl'1 rommwuty. Ocean view 1----d7.=.:....:·4'48=.::;__ ___ ,. ___ rr.. ______ , Octu view. on wide Coron1d0Penhuula ~,es P ce .. · u "' pd !I mo lt·a~,. ll\ :.iil .. .__. U .,.._belt. The ultimate 3 bdrm. 2 ba Chanel Yr Y net return ,7 ap· llanchn, Farms. ~pl 6 673 5.'itt• &alargebonusroomare "~ IOU COIYIASTI&."' indecor.JlOAt.oUDr. fnlnt home with 40• L prox Gf'o•H 2700 the plusses ~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• . NOMI Others alto avaUable. shaped dock for 2 boats. 851 1666 ~---••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO ISLE MAGNI C ·-DllAMCOMITaUI Completely ref\l.rblahed! CJJl M~C...... Hl~:h be1med ceilinp.1__...,..,..,.-... ... , URPLEX ---------t t'ompletel~ fu1 n1•h•·il views from llus large Goraeoua Span ish 2 3bdrm + cute den. Lr& L4111. 1 .. 7 f S ... with l'v"r> 1h1r1g '11u level building site tn a B d r m V i I I a . fenced yr d . S19t.OOO. • "" lit at um, \replace, we\ 11.7 X gross. fully rented. PtUCRES UnD na-d lll'modell·d ~\ •I•· new pnvate area l~ated pr 0 fess i 0 n a 11 y <>wncr1A,i. 753-2197. s.a..• 1076 ::-~~1~·~~~:t~°c,,!:~ Ass~ In. Blt.r840·4724 WITH l'Orall'd 3 Hr. tll'n. ' un a cul de·l>ac d1rectly land scaped. Dream 1--:......-"'"-----rorllvina •-en•-... -:-•-g Old hou•e+iBach. E STUDIO HOME hath Monthh Brll <.i 110 behind and above an kit"'hen. Highly up· I DJoOO-.a ••••••••••••••••••••••• • .., ........ w " k d RJ .. • .. 7 ' ,,..." Owner2U/391·3606 Side. CM, R 2, $875mo 24 Acres Fallbroo y, tr .67 .• St.d ---------1oceanlro nt lot graded.Betterthannew owe Eaatbl"f 5 Br. 3 CTNUSSHOllH Price $390 ,000 With t\rch1lecural controlled ClubbouH, pool, tennis Ba 714 /675-2073 o r GI.......... mrome $110,000 20'7.:dn terms. -to protect the view. and private parkini at 2131287·5535 New, preat11ioua re · 1600 S7l-4804 n 'l;•rSM.T LUXURIOUS UVIMG Park Li ° Condo By c l 111 i;, e be a c b 4s ""· '-•..,.. ......... CH .••••.......•.•........ 320b ••••••..••..•.•........ ORlri ~ SJ75.000 beacb froot...1210,000 d 1idence. Sec. aate, ex· 12UNITSCOSTA MESA 559.8888 R€Al .. '"" ·..-1-' E t h owner 2 Br, 2 ba, newly ~-E.,..., nil a LAwv""' ._ All 2Br lBa w pool. ,,._,'4te ~~~ xecu 1ve type orne decorated, near Hoag ·-J t600S9.fT. 9xgr,$499,000,29%dn Cape Cod 2Br !Ba Hou~l' WA TERFJ;.Ll... • ;1tP 13 Bdrm 02~" 2600 81 Hosptlal Xlnt Cinancmg. :S~C::~o~ c:nw: 14 Leued cqmmercial 673-4804 ~~~~~~---\ on o"' n 1 o l \' c1 ii Redhill~Realty ';1:~-1:wo n '11ur ""' n ha1 I.. \.ml 1 :mu Y room ver Pnce sluhed 873-SiOI ·• a"" IDdustrial units located ::: 10 1 S'lOO mu 613 \8~ d I I .,C6 .. co-~ sq it. <>verlook1n1 6 estate. By appt. only. ot L . FOURPLEX ._..... .... ._._ I rt· t1h pamtl· • ..i11 7 f do -so ooo 1 723 8""8 & on one aauna s marn _............. •-L-p · _.... 3207 1\1hfor111.i llomt: "''th ~-c. Ml&• acres 0 green mea w •• • · · · "' bigbway1 Building re· Sl65.000 1 Bdrm units &....___ 2100 --••••••••• e.. •• '.".-•• a•••••••• Guarded gate comm um· I ... YFIO...-c-.aAO 1·'723-8936 _.._.. mod 1...0 H h ~ :.t txlrm!> .! hJth~ & pride 77 h "' "' v.-c..,......., ~ e.,... 1g Nice area 1n Orange ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111 ""'n"rh.,rp 1-;1 L Jm100 t7 I 4t 494· I I l Y w 1 t t e n n 1 s Se<:Wl~y. adult presUge Sale or trade for Capo demand area Partners Agt RAN C Ho P A L () S Bay Front large 2 bdrm.,Z lt.·al 'l'olr round 1•x ----r rourta $385.000 bklg. with VIEW of Bay Valley lot, 3bdrm, 2~ba, wanl out, oflennc very 979-8533 VERDES 3 Br 2l'2 ba ba Condo '° "e"' port n lkr.1 In 111l· Sl·hool •~ ---------1 Logwta MiCJllel Rtty &: Pool. Spacious 2 bdrm frplc, lrg private sun· 1ttractive financmc oo a Unobstruc led ocean Ba:> Tower:; Ver~ lu~ J .. ~, J ,11 .. n .... rlk .11Aa\ VIEW 0 F THE 496-2AU 830-505() with boat slip available. d ... · total prlc• of •c:75 000 • ·ve aboa_. h"''"'"'bo.,l 4 I v l d t unous Securll\ ht;ll( -,..,_. .,...,,. ec ... patio, steps to ... -· .... "' .,__ "· view poo a ue a p 0csiblo b11a·l ~1111 l'r1l 1 I 111 1·1\ nuw 1 WORLD 493-~ 495 -~v RAlduced $25,000. Owner ocean cliffs, park, shop-withSUl6,750down. times gross. no elec $250,t.OO clear Exchange 67~18 • 51 1., 10• "vfu.st seed to !believe thef Miro-Ranch, ...., acre. fn.ut 63needs1 1.~ sell $335.000. Ph pm,. Sl.2l,900. 661.m73. Realooomic1 675·6700 Must sell. $7500 NB tor units in New port 559-8888 null.tan mg eatures o v u ded · '"""· ·--------~ 61S.787S. Beach Will trade up WUltcr Rental $.54Jil :-.1~ .. ; b h M t II ,.,~0 .-w-..-IT U IT 213n95.9141 a}s. bdrm Qurt·t 1.1~,··t111r1 .--------•I tlul. gorgeous ocean view trees. iew pgra 4 -111._ L-d W J · ~~room home . $~.~m~~eru:95 ~.. WA!:Q'Mf.sNT .. :!r.:~.~ ..... ~~?! 1~~~;; 0/'N:!p~rt 6~;~~Ha G_a1J_a_g_her~~7l4 /6737011 Stove & refni:e ~~:in· ..;l TURTlEROCk ~-.......... Mewportltach 1069 REAL.ESTATE ABSOLUTELY Beach. Located in com Ownerw1llfinance a.d&tate ll.S26th St 67;131>lll BEAUTY ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631 1400 ' . IEAUTIFUL m'I area. Can be used for 3 Duplexes on l lot Wc.hd 2900 !)J'EPS TO B 1-; 2h<1rm & lJ1..im..i11c· I Brun top BIGCAMYOM l•--------•I Village San J u an. 4 business. re&ldenlial or PnmeCond. $322,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• yardonqu11>1 ... trcet $(;:'.~• 'trt·•·t with ilt hghlful ::.pa COMDO OCHFttOMT DPU bdr m, 2 ba, country ?! $4.2.5.000. Submil ex CJS Realtors 1-635-5650 URGENT· Lost S20K nn ) rl~. ga!> p:ml 1;;:1 5439 J111\ r1·1l~1~0J Jed~inlo( Pnced reduced. Short Spectacular ocn view, court hom e . All the changes. our home in Utah. are l't'nlr.JI Jrr ;rnd plu-.h. lease/option available beamed ceiling, frplc, amenities. $105,000. Waterlront HolMa OWMEa MUST SElL starting over again in Corona ~I Mor 3222 µlu~h r.iriwt1n1: Over wet bar Gracious living FULLl:lllALTY Ille. 67l·6900 DUPLEX : Eastside Calif Hav1: httle or no ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2.'dl "l tt '° lh1s mo~l C/21 Mwpt. Cetlter with a view! And only 54L0814 ~~~~~~~~~I Costa Mesa $135,000 money for dwn pymt UN SU R p ASS E D clc ... 11.ibk twm~ S:ISO ooo 640-5357 $330,000 for •1 int 1n this ____ .. ______ 1= Also 4 Plexes & 6 Plexes nght now. but will lcasl' PANORA \1 lt OCE \'.'. \ 559-8888 ·---------1-m:~~~~~~-·l lovelyhome M-G'lOME available Brine only your home & pay xtra BAY VIEW 2br fam rm TWO COMDOS Older home, garage and 642-reot for an option to buy +breakfast rm wet bar. ---------1 ~ Pn' rnh .,...ll JONES REALTY 2 & 3 Bdrm. $71,950 &: barn will g roduce some __ 5062_....;,•_A....:gc..e_nt_. ____ , m 1·2 yean for agreed maids quarters. 6 ba. TA.KEADVAMTA.GE ~ ~ ~m~~ ~=~ist;:~ 67~210 ~~,!=~en. ~v=~~~~ f~ -·oa.-·ux-E•m-·PLEX---i ~a~~~~. ~~~~~.ca~: ~~~~~[ s~J950 mu ()( this sharp 4 Bdrm own tbe l1od. Great l~~~!!!!!!!!!!~~I sq. I\. ol land near 18th• Beautif ully upgr aded 963 0926 or 752·0607 home Rrmodeled C E ._. T R _. L financing.$206,000 ~A.MO Whtttier\C.M tnplex. All 2 Bdrms. She'll explain tht' whole Jas mine Creek nt•w l krh'ht•n JOd l'nln wa\ " -~ UDO ISLE MARINA l&OW w...a.v M. T--'-separate garages and thmg' st.or). ocean \l'I ..... 3 Ur I h1 1et rll<·I.. ftrt·plaie nt•\\ LOCA.TlOM ~ S~e~ Remodeled 3 bdrm, 3 ba, Tb.ia Alto Capistr a no Co. i....::.S_. patios New wood ex Ba Fam rm pool & P•1 1 ,1rth1on,. 1 ·•l'l>f'I:> ne\\ forlht' family on the go S Wllh hardwood flooN. home is loc•ted in one of tenors aoi:I interiors Rentals Z700 '>q ft Sl!">•)ll mo ~1:i p.111 1 111 .ind 11ut large bdrms. 4 baths, shutters, and large sun· San J uan 's nicest ___ 6_4_4_·_4_t _l_O New carpets, paint and ••••••••••••••••••••••• -W66684 · llarrt ... .-1 flours t.ariw rnuntn dining rm. huge • 759-9221 ny palJOS Pnc~ lo sell n e i g_b b or hood I. Conclowll•hn'".:J:now... wallpaper Owner will Ho.ft Furftishe<t nu stl·r 11111• rtlt'a~unn~ larrul} rm. beamed hv· 1~~~~!!~~!!~~1 64-t-7020 Be. auu fullr decorate.d L...-...-~ _.__ 1700 b f. · l ••••••••••••••••••••••• \!:-.:!I f111n1,tl dinin.: "'.. w1•u a en on e l2"'·t:J p · d l •....a....-....1-•-~ 3106 •na nn w lrplc . enter· 1: • ....... tt ti lo d tail _. nw carry t e mancmg a la1nme nl area m rear 1-.--------1111 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" "' r I c e a ---rt)n!ll "1>;111i.: $11:1,!ll'Jtl 1• Customized features in· P176 ooo Fo 1 Pat.Jo EVEN a snoc1al ....._~ HWttl-L1·ngo l· ... -b . do _ ... HUNTINGTON .. . . r more n ••••••••••••••••••••••• For ,,,. 1ppl to ~cc, rail "'" ,... .,... c ..-a ay WIJl w o-• •' II cA"ll51 Place for the doggies. r~ •• l r bome, amed · . •. .onnauon ca .,-ov-.'>lll ! 151 ..,.., .. , a ~ cabinets, ocean •vtewa 3br, 2ba. w/gar & ldr) Util incl •t $825/mo ~ rly JU Apolena &46 9798 $438,000 ceilings. RV entrance. Ra.IE .. .,, plus 4 bedroom s .a nd BEACH ~~~~~~!!!!~~! Fru.it trees. $125,000 -family room . A unique .. FAMTA.STIC Broker . Call Sylva offering for Sl87,500. VILLAS OCEA.M VIEW 54S-Z737. '8M812. FROM ~HERITAGE •• REALTORS ------•--1 frplcs, lovely yard. Spaniab H acienda on rv,,., --AS LOW AS 3Bdrm,2ba.hugeden.2 .~c5~~ • $66,000 MOVE 1"4 $223.500. # Back Bay, Old Wort~ Only 3 yrs new w ith l-.ingo COMOITIOM Peg AJlen Ritr 494·7578 Charm, 4bdrm + maid s v a u It e d c e i 11 n gs, _.,..... 50;0 DOWN room, pool. tee Lt & buy g ou r~t k ilc b e n 1 8800Watner Avenue Tcrnhc family home. ---------1 it. $499,ooo. Hedd a balcoo ame rm ano ~!t8e<l 1~ .. c~~,~~~ :..ar~ ~~!4w•sDUCA.OTVE M~ Aat: 646-lOM. SlC1PLUS' s mailer baN th 5-leMlt I OIO 17 I 4SaJ)l411 -4Ju1772 ... ~ ,.. "'""" , ___ _.::. ______ , m more. ow ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• SS es n ., Bdrm~ largt• family Walk lo the beach from MEWPOITSHOlllS offered al only $429,000. room and honus room this 3 bdrm exciting A FRAME, 3 Br . 2 Sty, Owner flnancin1 avail•· :>.ear park and pool ocean view home with 3 h uge pvt a u ndeck ble. Loan may b<.' taken sub bdrms. family room, w/a.strolurf.Needspaint 64 ... 7211 $72,000 •/ LUXUIYCOMDO Sde llOO Ealy 11.nancinl a v.aila ble ••••••••••••••••••••••• •::.-$~HERITAGE Bayfronl, Little Island. ~~~~~~!!~~I 2br. 2ba, 1 gar Winter $795, S995 annual 213-<'78 3571 Herb . • REALTORS 4 4-PLEXES OR 16 UMITS ~.% interest. separate trust deeds on each pro-perty. Seller to carry second T r ust Deed Sl.60.000 per building. 40UNITS Clean 3Br. 2Ba. garage. frplc, no kids or pets, winter ~ mo 1 986 7040 or67S..3683 1c6oo PeMlsulo 31 07 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Old CdM th.1rm1 I! :!hr t'(lttajll' 'l/orlh -;ufl-ul hw) Gar ~lO\'l· SS75 mo hl & l~l S2.~ l'leamng dep C'all HoAtt 642-4210 wkda):. onl.> J AS :.11 :-; E <'RF.EK Designer det·oratcd ~ u furn. p\t pool, ~pa. i.aUnil on rear deck. Homan lull in Pol>h Mslr bdrm. 2·100 sq f\ $2250 6..\2 38SO - Attt!lltion transferred Ex ecut.Jves & Corporation~ Spy~Jass Rrd~e 1 Br 2' • Ba 3 car ~ara~e Winl1•r or yearly $1800 mo In elds Gardener 640-0014 Jee\ to ex1st1ng hnanc beams, oak noors. two a n d I o v l n g lllg Offered al $176,000 llreplaces and private Owner,.$1SS,OOO "1n NIG[I. GAILEY & l\SSOCIA f[S on tllil lovely. ad~ 1 br OCU.MAOMT D"-X condo . Beauliful ll NEWPORT BEACH Excellent rental lo ca· lion. Seller will carry paper . 23 2-bd.nns. plus 17 l·bdrms Full pnce Sl.400,000 CREATIVE Q\at"aung 5 bdrm 3 bath bayfront with 38' boat noat. Sei>t July s1200 III> Yrly $1600 mo Bill SPYGLASS HIU Grund~. 675-6161 Ocean View <:.ill 540 1151 l'ol tub. Style a.nd !~a· DOLL HOUSE, 2 Br 2 lion for only $279,000. Sty with land. Gr eat 499-4S51 pttio, with lawn! Move ~HERITAGE ••• REALTORS LocJ-a leach I 048 .••......•..........•.. OWNER SACRIFICES m C'OOditloo .. SUJl9, 000 JUST LISTED. 4 Br + Fam. Rm . Great loca lion, no n1bors. Huge patio. huge sundeck. en· tertamers home By _ _..;;:::;;.._ ______ , appt. only .. 1212,000 ------~-I CANAL FRONT, 3 Br. 2 Ocean v1e'4 view \ll"V. 3 OCEAM & CA.MYOH Ba. UN. FP . + bonus Bdrm. 212 bath. 2300 sq rt VIEWS Rm. Good take over custom home Assume 2 IOan S205 ooo loans Wood <;kytights. SQlettdid home of wood CANAL FRONT, 4 Br Mexican tile SlK9,500, and glass with each win· 2.,_, Ba. Lotta wood 6 tile. Call Wilson & Weiss R E . dow framln3 8 different B I wi n e stora ge, 493-2752 ocean and moun t ain Gourmet kttchen. Pride .. view. Own this comforta· ol Ownenblp. A steal at 11 OCEA.l'IVIEW • ble 3 bdrm hom e of G48,000.Mu.st seU! Dynamic new wood a nd dr amatic spaces for MIMFA. JA.RVIS glass home for the dis· $255.000. Good financing 64•1150 b A d available ..,. t1nctn r u~er e JohnCoombebkr. signer showcase. Ter 644-721 I nfrc term!. 3 Br, 3 ba Newpor t Heights By Wa!> $465,000 NOW Owner $175,000 2 Bdr m . $395.000 2345 Hlllv1ew l Ba. 2 Dbl Gara1ea. Open l 5 Sat1Sun & Mon m.3053 Wknd.s 679·9M'7 Call Ron. Agt>nl 497·5454 .,..~ -----~---1,...=~_.;.;·-~·--~--~- 511 +FAMILY .... Pool· 21&2 I ftRVP..-Pa4 Perfect fOT the farce ac· live family wit.b 2 mailer suites in approx 2900 spacious &q ft.on low tr&t· r1c c ul-de·lat: atreet. REDUCED lo SU0,000. 644·72•' "1n Nluf..l rJl\ll.r'1 & l\SSUC IAI [5 llGCAMYOM New exclu.s\ve 1lstlne. Fmest custom home oo the 1011 course. 5 Bdrm.a With over 6000 aq fl of beaut. daythne • even- inl vlewa. lncredtble securilJ. By appt. tbni Wm. Cole. St.7~.ooo. lrtiM 1044 ,,..,... 1044 1--------•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WIST MEWro•T *CoteRealty macnab I Irvine realty DUPLD & ln\'estm enl Oose to ocean and sand. 640-5777 A SUBSIOIAAY OF TH£ IAVINE COMPANY DEE:RRaD TOWHHOMI Plan 3 3BR. 2v.t bath townhome. Many custom features thr uout : ceramic tile f1oorln1 in k1tchen & family rm ; patlo w/spa; wood plank flooring ln 2BRs. 2-c:a r f,!arage off paUo. Community pools. si1as & Deerfield Clty Part "lttnnis & ra~quet b all. <E-) ......._MDII llt-1709 lltol7ot WOOCl~:irrt 644-6200 'fiW( Roomy and veraatil~ l "!!!!!:!!~!!!!'!!!!!~~~ stories. lntercban&eable 1: u mita. s a ad 2 Bd.nn1. 8'tttfn.a, newly carpeted. neat and readJ. $2111000 tee. aecure complex. Close to REDUCED Sl.2.000 sboppinc • South Coast Asswne low mterest 1st enter ta i nment. Com· Xlnt cood $48S.OOO munity pool • &ota ol e•· CJS Realtors 1~5650 tru. See it today. IAT&LA UM.TY H7-Sll 1 , ..... IOtO ....................... CHAIMI•. D8J6H1'NL Large ' BdnD, 3 bath + family room, a car 1ara1e, beautiful pool and sp a, b rick BBQ. .Showa l ib a model. Of· fered at SJOJ..000. can M0-1151 ~, ~ ,.. HERITAGE 004 VIEW DUrl.D $142,900. 20% dn. owner will flnan~ at 123•% Int only payments Please call bkr 631 2246 or 548-2(119 IUMm TOOA Y'S llST IUY 2 Lota, •lei* to bay & beach. $535.oeo. Call NOW. JONES REAL TY 673-6210 ---Beaul1ful 4bdrm homl' INVESTMENTS 644-95U Winl~r 3br. 2"• ba Wlt.h pool Avail 1mmed $.S75/mo 305 Monlero $1600 mo 64~ 1968 2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~5991 Beach front nr 6lh, 4Br 2Ba, frplc. xlnl cond $950 mo winter 1213 > 416-1738 IEEANFIONT LOT Lovely 2 sty hornt' on Mon Large lot in exclusive tero, JBr. 2Ba, lrplc. Three Arch Bay. So wi.nter renlaJ $1615 mo Laguna. Security gate yrly $900 mo Avail Sept community with pvt 6. (213) 476-7738 streeU. beach, tennis & c lubhouse. Air p ort. CoroMdttMcr 3122 yachting. and fishing ••••••••••••••••••••••• minutes a way, Owner Attention transferred Ex has built his home ecutives & Corporations nearby Very rare op· Spyglau Ridge 4 Br 212 port unity Lot price Ba. 3 car garage Winter lmmed occupancy fan la~llt 180 del<!ree orn view from all rms. '\Wet 2Br 2Ba. parking SlOOll mo 644 8AA91.'\es \\knd!> 642 5757 wkdy~ J.\SMINF: CHEEK 2bdrm. bl.'. S985 mo Avail approx St'pt 15 ScindcasH~ R~afty 644-9644 J Br lease. Newly decoral ed, lge patio, dbl garai(t>, access to pvl heach Gardener $700 (>ffH'• 644 2292: after 5 644 83-13 ...____,,. -2000 S 1 . 4 9 5 , O 0 O. Ph or year ly $1800 mo --openy 2 l 3 I 6 2 8 . l 3 0 0 or lnclds Gardener6'0.03l4 ~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714/'99-3070 wknds So. of Highway = --------•I ---------What a Wonderful World 2 9.droom Houst PALM 5'11"4iS •F.tastk ..,. or Shopping, nghl al Large yard, enclosed . • REALTORS MOT& REDUCED $1.000 your hngerttps every palJ<> 1''2 bloeks lo beuh 11 Uld\a on ~ acre. Besl Only '64.500. Ocean view d a Y ! D a 1 1 Y P 1 1 0 t & shopping $700 month &ocaUoo. LAl'le pool & lot plus a pproved pl1ns Oassified Ads To place 6216 6272or 851 566.S l for tri-level home. Walk your ad. call 642·5678 and - - -r'ec r e a t on r oom · .... a Cl••"tfa--' Ad Visor Costa MHa 3224 -ooo --A~ owe ma diataoce \o Dana Pt. ---..... -. · -7" uvwu help you •••••• •• • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • batuc.. Harbor Owner&.18-1814 ----3 b d r m 2 '2 b a H1'lII111 l ~ lk .1lty • . . ' I • ; \ II I .._ ,,..,.rty 2000 a.-Pr.,ty 2000 Townhome Brand ne"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xtra large deluxe INVESTORS 15 units in Costa Mesa. Large two and one bedroom a pa rtme nts. Garages and carports . Cente r courtyard with BBQ's. Near schools and shopping. Asking price $595,000. Pnva\e ) ard , 2 car garage $725 mo ul 6 last mo + $300 depoo.;1l 2430Sanla l\na rwe C \t Call Paul. 160 7024 Mes1t Verde 3 Br. 2 l:Ja Fenced yard 2 car carage Natural wood floors & trim, French doon Jmmac S800 mo + utlla. 979.s6I~ge~t ()uplex Easts1de, 2 BdHn 2ba. patio& 11arage 615 0562 Mesa del Mar 3 bdrm 2 ba 165(1 Family. tlt•C's ttq 5'0-lS4~ 546 9460 3br, lba.SlllOO mo' 2 car gar. • 6465636 - • / RENTIMES WIDEST SILaC'l'lONS AVAJUBLBTODAY ALL AREAS. SIZES AND PRJCES TO CHOOSE fROlll CAU.TODA't 631-4555 ----MISA VlltDI 3 BR 2~ Ba. veT) d e-..n H'15 rno 751 3UI. 7$1-4330, •It . *· tam nn. 2 story. lllO *I f\, J rar 1ar, frpk, l ml \o budl Avail now D> 111·1"'1 Kller L&Qucau bom• nr bN<'h 4 BR ! Ba, P'am Rm. z •ty I~ tar 1ar • bonm rm 1ndd 1n JOOO ~~ rt ot llvlnc apace $1200 mo Call Ma UOO, "5'1 34 hrs ......... UH .... ._ HIO .............................................. . Iba. t tar pr, 1•. 2 ba, cpU • drpa Inc. r•rrnuon· f1rllUl1t 1111/ino. rbl1d OK :;,•~o N o Ptl• l\4*'-ltA,tlJ/Ztl SM ,.... JJto ~~ 1111 ....................... . •••••••••• •••••••••••• ....... Chatm4WI ~ aulLA900MVILL.A a Br. dtA. a~ ba roodo. r.nc.s yatdfot Kld• Prtvat• beac1' l.U•LllY t fn>lt pool edit•. lat, •db6eaaraietoo• Br. 2 Ba. Apt Complfl• IMt, 1tt, llOO 4~ tl., ~)' 1,... ($1l'f) '" furn BHut decor 2 REWT'fl11£S Ul t.m Swtmmina peota, ten crt, ~ lAiAIW"e livla1 at ._.,.. ... _. lJH .._..,......,.,.. 1t1 tie.t AcUt.1 oaly, no ....................... ""'*i:lZ f>oo pet& •321116 . UDO ISLE YRLY ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm. 3 Br Den. 2 Ba I car e.d'I, parual.l,v fum, SJ50 aar . frptc. privaL• ~hi •.._...-IC-·.-, •1•~•.,.•ou-•S--t Ltt rm. then SZ90. lncl utJI _. al •tr.et So patlo ..,. --_,... • 1ar. U>ll0-2517. _0wnar __ 1eo_W1___ 19ff ALSjt#a.,.. ._.,.,. lffd J76t RIHT1MIS ~l·d-...................... . Of'IH U.IC>a DAY Wlilhl-& Y...ty SHORT TERM '11~ fee .............. RENTALS Weekly & Winter NO "'t:E' Apt • Coado 7 uteanlroo~ from 9800 Aeent 675-8170 rent.ill Vllla Ren\lllt. to $1800. M•ll.Y other - 6'Jf>.4912 Bkr be.acb&ocatiOOI YRLY, UNF/FN. 3br, 2ba Steps to bch. 91!85mo &!Ide 2Br Guden apt w/1ar actlls, no peu Sl76. ltO 2bt St ~·2121 2 Br. 2 Ba. Swwieck S425 Avall approx Sept lJlt $41·16'75 dy•. 780·1418 8"16wknda 2 Br l Ba. Adulta. no pets. Pool, $395/mo. 646-8523 «81MI06 PINE BLUFF APTS Spec. 1 Br w /loft. Adult Complex. Patio. vie~, frplc, enc l gar . gas stove . dis h"'hr, jac , lndry nn. S.'IOO. SPMC 631-610'1 &1 Canyon Condo-Adlll, We'reopeneveryday. l /L + sec An&ie, &Side 3 Br 2 Ba Built T..-UV 8-ptembet 2 19'0 2 BR. pool, gar, 1 m1 to ocean $450 Adlts "lo pets 646 0354 or 644 · 2578 --------- Qwet, cool. 2 Br Garages. pool, adults , no vets S.-25 642 7340 1801 H lSth. St , N e w port Heights ---New beachfront 2br. 2ba. aar. spa. bltru. 911 w Bay, 968-3772 OH UDO ISLE Lge Lv rm. (pie , redecor 3 Bedroom . 2 Bath no pets $775 yrly ~181 l714>753 0'119 OAILV ~LOT ~~~.a.~~.).!~.~ 1 Bdrtn, yrly le~e. 1vail <kt I st s.-soimo 2 hlks tobch Gin stovt> refnR cph1 1lrps , wa:.h 1:r diyer 213 277 ~o Ju<'k Ward Ven aiUes l Br Good lol' Sec 957~/mo 21319!#9-5H5 Separate ul>lit a1n; Apt 11 , bdrm garage yard '.! blks from beach \er) rul'e Call before SAM or Aft 7PM 673 O"lJll l Br Garden A~t 510\t' & refnge Adults. no J.k'l:. $310 5-48 1377 Very 01ce 3 Bdrm 2 Ha Duplex Yearl~ Oerk S7SOmo 675 ~ Spe<:l Jt ular <!bdrm 2bd dbl i;:ar dishwJi.hu view patio No pet,, $650 805 A ITl ll(Ol> WJ ) 631 21129 Elegant Entertaint>r in pn aw location ~ dll utili. paid S300 Must M!l' 1&1501 ft•t' RENTIMES 631 155:· Newport Heiaht.. 48r 2Ba, w !pool, 1675 mo M20211 C11Won u1 On!1&1DU\& 1 Only '170 fQr ltus lusciou.s 28r W plush c11>ts & more ls.3.SS 1 fee RENTlMES 631 455.5 28r, den 3Ba , pool, _673-_m2 ________ 1 ins In Tn-plex. s..s.so mo JI C\Wl, lennii , no pets. OCEANFRONT No pets 640-1278 Eves 975 mo 833-_3349__ _ BEAUTIFULLY FURN 1 small br 5 blks to bch. gar . small pet allowed $325. 962·80S2 Condo 2bdrm 2lia Ba y \le w, e ncls d ga rage, a uto. opener $750 yt.'ar· ly TSL Mgmt 642 1603 2br Iba. frplc p.itw end -----gar, )rl.) lse •olll <'lull Prune loc, or fwy, shops & OCC. 4 BR. '6195 mo Stu· dents, kids OK. Avl 9 IS A&f., Diana, 543-Zll3 Everyones welcome in Uus dehahtrul 2Bdrm home. Kids & Pets OK Only $4.SO <8945) r ee 631 ·'5.56 Call toda} 48r, 3Ba. canal lrnt . 3 BR. Fireplac e , ~~~ d~,k~~':1m.~ c'-'-=.-...... -.--...;;shed...;; ... = ... ~1$~== ~~~ a~:ir ·m:.at.;.,lot>e~ 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, patio " garage, $480 mo. IRAMDMEW l ~lo rent free. 2 Mastt!r Suites, each with full bath &.. sundeck Large llVlng, dlnine area with fi replace Enclose d garage From $467 Adults. no ~ls 752 2550 i.., block t.o beach, great House Avt' <off Nt'wpurl location. Lovely 2bdrm, Blvd 1 l BR. + very quiet Adult, no pets Ra nge &. refer Utils paid $460 mo. 648•, W 18 642·0835 2Bdnn. Dollhouse 1n Excellent area! VeT)· secluded ' Kids OK. ----------Low move Ln, Grab u 4 Bdnn.....t2 Ba Family Quick ! 5400 (89161 fee Room , 11replace dbl Car rol6Jl 4551 Agt garage , f e n ced ---- - ~ckyard. S615 mo 1st & Absolutely excepl1onal last 833·0583. brand new. ne1-er Ol' New 3 Br 2 l., Ba Enclosed y ard 2168 Miner St $600 536 8226 2 bci. 1 ba. garage, do your own decor No kids. no pets. $300/mo As k for Jeff. 631-1266 675 0662 rm 67S-74SO 3400 rental. 673-9499. 2 Br t YJ Ba to wnhouse. ----························ ................ ..ion Private La&una 3 bdrm duplex. 29th ~ bit IDS, air, patio & gar Ba I boa Winter rental ~. 645-4831 Ot4 WATll Beach. tennis courts , SS75/mo. 213 /681-8347 or 714 /675-8630 Beautiful bayfront home securtll} aates, 2 pools, wtth 5 bdrms. fTml din funuahed ViUa, 2 bdrm. 2 nn. lee pat10, p1e r&shp ba M1n1mum 6 m o $3,000/mo. Lease. lease $850 499 1792, 2.Br. upstairs. frplc, deck, Watew"frCNltHws 213 ,684-0347 2104Lst St $550mo Avail Inc. 631·I400 Condomi1dU1M --~ immed SSl-2866 __ _ _ u..t.Wshed 1425 2 Br. 2 ba, ocean view Super Bluffs Townhome, •••_•••••••• •••• •••• ••• • Wmter rental S69S mo 4br, 3ba. end unit on Irvine. Turtle Rock Tn A v a i l i m m e d quiet cul de-sac Deck, level. 3Br. 2h 8a. Pvt <714>978-9060 patio. Frplc, attached 2 FA.MIL Y APTS. &end new beautiful lrg apt, for ram1hes with 1 or 2 children. Near park Heart paid No pets 2Br, lBa $440 631·SS83 /S48·2408 lrg patio. f11>lc. $995/mo. car ear, t ennis rouru. SI'EPS TO BEACH. 1. 2. 3 Call Wayne Agt : 645-9161 pool, + much more f77S, Bdrm. Wmter. No pets mle81iB.ftU BALBOA BAYFRONT. c hildr e n o k P I P _673-6640________ ltt.PAITMEHTS lwcunous 4br. 2ba, 1ac, 7l4·8Sl-114.2 4bdrm, winte r re ntal. 2Br2Ba $45().$45.5 beach shower , pnvate starting Sept 6, $800/mo 3911 West Wilson. 631·5583 II ~ilW P. 1 \:, ~. b e ac h . boa t s I 1 P · MIMI OCEAN YU Across from beach Call Adults . No pets ..... f'.I"'~ ~ ;, ·,: Sl!iOOlmo Avail immed Versailles 2 BR 2 BA. Guy · 5"48··'134 or SS?-5000 673-6a5.5, 675·0597 pool, Jacu.ui '700/mo 2 Bdrm New drapes & Realtors alk t.o bch. clean 2Br. yrly. G~al ocean view Pen· pilot, refrige. 1 child cup1ed car peting & drapes Family room with upstairs loft that can be used as Bedroom or den 5 blocks from beach & schools $1200 per mo . + ullht1es Owner will ma~am ex· tenor yard ~. Call 891·7961 Mon. thru Fn 8.30toS 30 ---------1 dbl ger, no pets, avail 2 Bd, 2 BA, 7th Fir, sec tbouse. Very oJcely rum OK. No pet.s. SJ6S Sierra Enchanting Cottage Sept 1. $.545 mo. 96'·2283 b l d I , b a Y f r o n t . Ot4 THI IA y Tennia courts, pool, gym Mgmt. Co. 641-1324 thew /fe~creda• yS27aro5, &Nea.~ Beautiful brend new 3 Br. $1SOO/mo, Bob Koop, 2 BR 2 BA, security, pool etc. Sl2SO mo. 673-7550. .... .. Agt,631·1266. -2 BA, pooJ, ger, 1 mi t.o u ust•-(s.61)a"'f,.,. 2t,; Ba. Huntln&ton --'~---~-----1 _,;mo. '··-o1rv2br 2ba .......a ten ,....an • . .oc" AdlU No Im pn ced lo please ' Sunn~ 2Bdrm. $325 w1lh plush crpts & S\ore Good area 18466 > ree RENTIM ES 631-45.55 3 BR 2' l Ba twnhse. close to beal h. fplc, gar, lge pJt10, S55U per mo 964 2937 • I BR garden condo hke new, pool, no pets. S410 rm 962 6533 P P a.&.st.om, lrg 3 br, new ba, 2 g ara g es . no pels , SS251mo, $275 secunty & clearung fee, 17671 Van Buren, HB !bet Slater & Newman, East of Beach Blvd) Drive by or call rot apJ>Olotrnent 848·5924 or 9ro-1347. S5501mo. 968-8263 New Duplex, •., blk from beach Avail 9 15 U1> 2 Br 1 Ba. $675 Down 2 Br 1 1.'J Ba S 625 C2l3)33S 8035 Eve'> Ocean view Penthoust-. 2br, 2ba. frplc, pool. club hous e, secu rity Sub p arkin g , $695 m o 9S>ll2Q 2 BEDROOMS ~BALBOA BLVD Yearly lse Starting 9 l5 $500 mo mds ut1ls Gus, 213-966 171 1 Agt ---- Lido hit.' luxur) IH'll lhouse apt J Br 2 •d i garage, lmmatulah' 111 side & out On \ht' ha \ with b1:11t•h tronl<•I<!• $12tfl mo \~ 673 1300 Ocean rront luxur. !bdrm apt Uul paid W111ll'r rental $5110 mo ti75 31i2:l OCEAN VIEW Lrg l br 2nd n apt \:i ~tel>'-to '>and furn ur un rurn. c arvorl & 111·v. drai>e ~ s .~o 11111 67~7902 l::astbluff 2 Br 2', H.1 " car enclsd gllr l'11mn1 pool S62S Ca II 640 5291i <keanv1ew Bach 2 rooms 1n Hotel. $400 + Sel de posit of $400 2306 W Ocea n fr 0 0 l , N B Bay Front Apt $46() lo m.41S4 $700 Sand) heal·h .\ \ <itl - -Sept. 7th Do<'k l>pace • Npt Shrs across from 714 673·4799 & 675 6491 beach 1 Br+ den. gar $425/yrly Couples pref, &tG-5078 l""w 3144 2 BR, pool, gar, l m1 to ••••••• •• •• •• ••••. ••• •• ocean. $450. Adlts No .. ea;,iee631~ n Beach Home. Complete-WATBlFl.OHT W .. 1rf1owtHo.es ~:--rrpl,· aa';;tticent ;;t'..~orM4-Zs78 ---------1 ly carpeted & draped 5 36' Pier & slip, 3 bdrm & e.. 6Jl·l400 View, walk to beach. 1 Bdrm. Condo 10 The Hea•enlyHideeway! blocb from beach and deo,1mplepartlng,SllOO~~~~~~~~~~Weekly or moolhly. S pacious Family 2 Lakes, Northwoods 6 v-s 1 S pets 646-0354 or 644·~78 Newport He1Rhts Hr\ pnvate newly decorated lge 2 slor) condo 3 Br. 2 ba, powder room rrplc & pool Walk to schools $900 mo 645 4955 or 645-'4834 2.Bdrm. Retreat! $415 schools SSOO per mo. + without s l i p , Sl,050 ::; 873-3720,802/274-8994. Br·SUO. P ool &: play· mo. new 1475 Cill 8' A LLE S.ca.n.nte 3876 Pet.OK. (6454)fee utilities. Owner will w /sllp per mo. Agl, For lease, 2br Irvine COO· ----------i ground. 646-1488. David 979-3953 or Peg at IACH/l ta RENTIME.5 631-4SS5 maintaui exterior yard R.H.R Brkr, 673-1300 do with terrific view. Lux. 1 Br, l.ba, upper apt. 562·2000 A neat uperaded full V h W , .... 20 care. Call 891·'19151 Mon. ----------i Don'twaitcall552-4.168. oobeach.SeptthruJune $42S.S475.28r 2Ba Apt.s ---------• secuntypeothouse.over· iewt e aves . .,. •.•................••.. 2BdrmHome W/fenced lhruFri 8.30t.o S JO. ROOIM£S 147$/mo.MS-'15'73 Some wilh en l'ls d SPRINGS looking parklike ground Unbellevable3Bdrm Yard for Kfds, Huge Perfectly placed Condo in ---------1 1erage, fireplace All lbr. Iba, CONDO, pool, & rouota10 $500/m o J~tc:ir=,&;.~ar Gourmet kitchen $4~ Ple asant fa mily home , ••AMBttCAS LUDllt <>ranee Co. 2 Bdrm. 2lt2 WIMTH llHTALS built inl, lndry rm. Close sp1, tennis . $425/mo Agent 644-72U ' "' ee M t '("'•9.J>f t •-· t I THE USI SS Ba. with greenbelts ... Cl\/ ._ u "--t.o shopping TSL Mgmt a • .,. ... ""' ---Call today6.Jl -'~ R~~~ .re 631~555 ~~~rl~•~a."frt1:.'~rg M OFR:.,.A~.. Pnced incorrectly at {n;tsmo~ t/$u:SO-c~r M2·1tm ' ~ -~-__ e_ve_s _____ 985: Spacious 3 Bd rm SClll Ju.. upstairs rumpus rm l550permo 1 yeerlease. mo.645-7573 ----------1 ~ .. och 1141 Near be1ch Bwlt ins C-.istrono 3978 NEWPORT TERRACE ., _ _._ .... 001 1 t ' CA.LL Ado It communll" ----------1 SHARP 2 Bdrm 2 bath, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fireplace. Open beams .•••• ;:-;•••••••••••••••• CONBO .... ""'ner. •• mo. I . 6~ I 4555 ,, -...-1--•• I i BR ln Adul N last as sec . No room ~ • GraclOI» Uving. 552·3400. "''"'-Sl"'I•-enc 1ara1e. pr val e 1 , x t ocean view, ts, o pets 642 1334 3 Br 2 ba condo Brand 2br, 21hba, rrplc, gar . mates. 848-2724. Only qualified need call. 2 bdrm, 2 ba, beautifUJ, patio, no pet.a $450 mo J>O!Ch , new c pt. pnt. 83J.:m7 new Pool te n , $650 pool, kids o kl no pets. 1----------11mmaculate Eutbluff ti«>.~ blk t.oocean. Call Call S4&·$UO, ask for lndry ""blk beach SSOO - -· n is. lllO.tlea-8388.980-1503 DREAM HOME home. 3 bdrm. 2 ba. ihjoy Woodbrld1e Sharp 673-1010. ParnorLany. mo. Dys S.9-1186, e vs BAY FRONT, lbr . bay 492-6700or 49227~- Lovely 3 Bdrm, ram1ly family room. Walk t.o 2 BR condo w /mtn view. ----------1-----....;;._----1 49&-3922 vw, SS25/mo Call Chuck SoMth LocJ-a 3886 $*00/rm. 2 Br No blLins. II.Yard. IJlt le last+dep. 2035 Wallace 675-0936 rm home. Prime toe in Corona del Mar H.S. No Availimmed. 552-4386 ... 1 ... 2 Bdrm. Apt. L1undry at67S-8990 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HB. Avail now . ...,50~ ..... llOH mo Owner T L rlf.._,•_1_.......... area. $UO mo. Call 2 rooms, erticiency apt. Bach Apt Beau• 1f ul •• ,,_ .... -°"' o""' DHll "* awwwwu IM2-63IM permeoent. non smoker 2Bc, frplc. downstairs, 210 • Huny-cal1Mack962-1730 7oo..8237. Unfw.Mlhecl 3525 ••••••••••••••••••••••• aduJtS3l5.499-UIM 4lst St , 5495 mo Avail ocean view Private 3br. w /gar newly 1 de· 3 Br duplex. 2 stry, dbl 2 Bdrm New rtH ighlS ....................... G1•.. 3102 1 Br 1pt w /carport. ----------1 Sept 10 642-3015 551-2866 =le wo":'~~fe0~ corated E Side. ge aar Sh•rn, vacant. .. """. ..,,,.. ..;__, Pold e 1 · Turtlerock Vista ••••••••••••••••••••••• $300/mo. 724 James St., lbr. oceanfront vie w. ". 30mo · wn ard$S7S 673-0884 ~r -:;:;.,.:..:~ 0 er coupe. 2bdrm,2ba,h.axtwnbar, S350.Lovely immaculate2 AplD.~9900.Askfot pegged & g r o o ved BAYFRONTapl,2 br,}r· ---·-----Y · · ----Hurry call Mack 962-7780 .._......._ h d d r J I leas SSSO N priv spa, views. 3 decks, bdrm. EncloHd pra1e. Faye, Ait. a r woo o o r s Y· e mo 0 ~Rh Fumistt.d OCEAN VIEW 2 Br 2 Ba Condo, b\Dlt·ms, patio. storage Adults. no pets M--6836 or 875-9195 HOMES FOR RENT Jbr, 2'i;ba, Easl Blutrs, all upgr1des. Com.muni· Quiet cul-de-uec. Adulta, $500/mo 675·3067 kids, no pets 673 8222 _ or u..fwNshed 3900 2 BR 1 Ba, big yard, gardner meld. No gar. l550 mo 675-9526 lft 6 3 & 4 bdrm. from $.'550, split-level 00 greenbelt, ly pool&tennis,nopet.s, no pet1. Anaheim. &Side quiet 2 Br. l Ba fenced yarrui . gerages. pool privileges. $875. oo children, $1125 /mo. _s.&-_S7_0. _______ 1 wllb quiet peli o. C a 11 M r B r o w n encloaed 1arage. Adult.s, Families please. Kids & 494-6306. 7 1 4 . 8 3 3 '_ 0 7 3 0 0 r ..... I.a.ct 1106 00 pell. $4l0 7S2·2S50. Pe t s w e I l' o m e . llG CANYOH 714-552-5667. ••••••••••••••··~··•••• 714196'·2.566 or 913-2971 McLain Towohome. 2 Br, "'-'-"' IL.-FabuJou. Baylrnl Little SPACIOUS adlt 2 BR 1 Ba Aeenl No fee. 2 ba T . 1 . ~""..,...... 3650 Isl. Boat slip, 2Br, 3 stry, apt, open beams, servmg ........;"--------i · enrua, poo , Jac. ••••••••••••••••••••••• fireplace, yrly lse bar,lotsofwoodthruout. 2br, tba, west s ide, ~ Sec. Cvd parking for 2 W'mter 2 " 3br $475 & 67S-306i $385mo 673-8803evs. $500/mo 2054 Maple pet 3242 cars. 640-3368or64.5-43t 7 '580, 114 E . Balboa Blvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.y Front completely re· Kick Baell m thil o.k. ~-Oll3 Waterfront lar1e 2 bdrm. Sharp East Bluff• Condo, 8'19-!Q8l ...____._. 3 bdrm 2 .. _ ....... _ U · W · 3 bd 2 .... b """"'" • ...,.., · ..... C\»tom .o.o<&Tu.. nil I Newpor\He11bts 3br.2ba. 2ba Townbome 30'sllp view, rm, n a , fireplace. Great view of alltbeextraa,Klds au . small ya r d , All amenities. $1200 mo. $lOOO/mo. 759.1244• tp lwtlhr.M•d bay from lerce patio. welcomed (882S)Allftt SSSO /mo 644·2237 213 /692 · 07 81 d a Y s . 631·7226· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beech at your fl"QDt door. Call Robert 631-4557 714JM6.0503eves Westside I story twnbme ...... ,...._.. J706 Avail Sept. 15. Yearly ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Bdrm 1 B 17lb &t Luxurious 2Br Suite With central air & heated pool ! Jacuzzi too' Hurry (5816) fee 3 Br. 2 ba, yearly, W . Nwpl Penm $600 mo D a y 642 1079 ; e ve 64.2-1881 RENTlMES 631-4555 VIUA BALIOA 2 Br, 1 ba, walk to beach & New Luxury 2 Br Condo shops. $495. Full Se c urit y under Call494-7690 ground parbng. Cagney Lane. S8501mo67S·3007 Sparkling 3 bdrm. 2 ba on -------- Niguel Golf Course. Washer /dryer, rerrig . deck. pool. $650 mo Peg Allen. Rltr 494-7578 3 Bdrms . 21h b'a .. Al· teched garage, fireplace. 1615. 675-1720. 494.9907 Nu Las Fuentes Condo, 2 2Bd 2ba, C /p, gar. pool, SHORT TERM llMT AL lease. SUOO mo. 673-~ . a . F1ntast1 c v 1ew. tennis. health d ub, pools, spa. lbr, hv rm. k1tch bat. Avail now. Super at ~95 7S4·0370 dys 199·4015 eves. Br + Den, 2..., Ba. Sec. spa. SSSO. 213/899-8734 or644-4323. ~rt~1811 ~M... 3152 Week, me>, moolh f700. _.. •••••••••• ••••••••••••• gated, poolside, lrplc, Harbor View Home Exec. Avail 9114. Fully equlp'd , Ur, bu.med celliots. ear, B 2 b U OCEAN F RONT 4 8 d r m 3 8 a d b l gar Inte r com . 4br.3\,ba,mcl.sepante nopets.673-221.5 yrly $4.95 including util S3101Br.1Adult.No peu. 2 r, ~ c1oodo on gfo Lrg lbr.SS001mo W b 'D M. 0 a.1.n 1 .. 1 Pool. -J 11 .... Pl Off course inc udes re er . u er ryer, i<:r . ,_,,. ~ . in-law apt. 759-0279, 615-4822 ~ ... be .. d 675 ~16, 642·1121 el l Fum'd. 311 N. Bay Front, · Sect.a Ana Ave. lft wu r .,. ryer, $600 ---::.~eXtntc~=-·c:':'~ IR 0 ADM 0 0 R SS7·'1'3'72 on~weler.3br,2 ba, WINTER RENTAL UAll.146-5137 4S2-4!'100or49t·2'196. Sellidle items 642-5678 Back Bay $850 Call COMDO Bayshores lge liv. rm, lg. patio. Spacious Grind Canal 2 645-2986 or67S..9918 For lM $750 mo. 2Br, 2685 Bays bor e Dr W'uiter$1.000mo.or yrJy bdrm.lba.teOO.fl'D.8457 New3bdrm.2ba Pool, "'°-2 538-4021 bdrm, b A ·1 Se .. zoo 673 3"·~ play lots. Nr So. Coast 0-PoW 3226 ::il'sPMc:,."~~ 4 2.,_, a. vai pt 6",1.535 mo. · v ... or ...._, .. ..._ 3107 Pl11a E·Z to Frwys. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 15. year lae 213-44l·325.2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Childre n OK. S590 New cust.omw /allthelwi· lnW 3244 or385-2176· WI NTER RENTAL. Twnble3BR2Bl,patio, 980-64ti8,&U--0350 uries 3 Br 2 Ba. S7SO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br. Duplex. Newport Spacious Grand Cllnal 2 fpk, &ar. cpl• er 2 1qla 33791Robles 714496-611CM POSHEXEC.GOLF ~.~. bdrm. 1 be . $600. 16'7Syrb'.64e-!Za0 New 3 Br , z.,... B a Townhou1e P r i vate COURSE CONDO Weterfront 3 Br No boat 873-8457 DANA CREST: Bike lo 2 Br 2ba+den, 111 ap-dock.SlOOOmo. ---~· ~------. beach and marina rrom pUances incl. 1 yr lease Nlnfa Jarvia 642.wo DIAMOND LGE 1 BR. Steps to yard. C1o1e to shopping. bay/beach. Adult.I, no Adults. 1982 Maple, pets. S395, 413·0072, S.S.:MOI Uwl new 3Br, fem rm, SBSO/mo, lst/laat+S400 JohnCoombebkr ' REAL ESTATE dlnin1 area, 2 be . sec dep. can. Barbara · · ittew.~o.sTNWT. 673-5708 ---~---~-Atrium, new landlcapl.OI Gius at C/21 Sandpiper. 4 Bdrm. 2"'4J ea. Bluffs. snnt,Ma. ---------13bl', 2ba, drapes. clo, nr w /aprinklers. Blk to fJ40..G50 Frplc, patio, 2 car ear. ---------l?SO yearly, Cbarmin& WU.00 4c Plaeenti1 $575. ~ 4c pa.rt. Cooled __ • 1_ ,._.Ello.I Comm pool. Avail im· Winter ren&.al 3Br, 288, Bay Front. 1 Bdrm. ea.1m aft.5pm by oeean breezes and a •-•--__.. med '850mo. N0-7647. becinnina Sept 15. 9600 P1rkin1. Ullh pd. lovely vlew. taas/mo. yr-5 Br. 3 Ba. S car 1ar. mo. i56M988,64S·2TS2 975-3063 wtodl. ~ F.alt aiAM, Zbr. 1.,.,ba, up- ly. Available Sept. Call -.-.lZM. ext 214 UDO ISLI Ev•. per rroot •1th balcony. d 637 4658 ask for 2 Br 2 Ba Dea Fr I ..... Pe•nl• )707 ---------1 _.. paint. UGO. 120 E. •Y• · lbr, l~bl. CONDO, pool, · · • Pc, ••••••••••••••••••••••• saoo Util• pd. 1 br. •St.M1-0100,M1-CU1. Jack or eves & wknds S5!1S/mo. 559.802 or C.ble TV, elec. ,ar. dr., Dupla. stove fs 1-.fri&. call6'5-1171or980-S&M. S..Ul.3 '1250 mo. Adults. 2 • IBr, ~ blk lo ocn, B•lboa . No P•l•. All uW -·'"·am.all child ---------• ~1328 87MIM8 winter '* lrly. Owner _... .,_.. 3232 · · 115-mO,f? ~ 547-lW. welcome. 2bdrm, lba, lEMTA&.S Harbor View Homes ---------,..___._~u...... JI•• refrl1, dlabwasber. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Contemporary 3Bdrm 1 SISO I Plush capt.s, air,ll:more. <TSDHee Rl!NTDIE.5 631~ Im SWl Avall&blel Deluu 2Bcln:n with dbl• rant•~. brick paUo, JUd9 OK (IJOe> Ai&. fM Call Carrol at-45$'7 P ,. Vaillly JJH ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br.2ba '700.~ CarmelModeUBr.ZBa. ¥ftMTllllMTAL _ _...._... •• Fenced ytd, no &Mts. 3br.2ba •'"" r R G d 2br. heated pool, 403 E. •••••••••H•••••••••••• PU. 1t•O Wellace, 3br,2ba SlOOOfum ea>. m . ar eoer Balboa S450/mo avail. ScMb al Rw1. Nr newl 11an.,n'7,$48.-95eO. ~. ~ba f150.S1.500 encld. $795. "'-58122· Sept t 615-1811 spa.duua a 8r Iba, enc 4bt, J~bl 1850 IA Y YllW ' ' pr. PYt laund. tm/mo. D.. PoW JIH @r'Sba Sl.000 Lido Peoluu.la. Double OCEAN FRONT: Laree Avall t/JI. Owotl/Alt •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• wide mobil• home. de1\IU I bdrm. tr75. 1 ~1111 c.omtottabl)'l>rlcedl r:/fDO· super l~ llv· =:-.J:o. Winter. No 4 b&oeU to oc.an, Jbr, ~\:CTT/.~r:OO w............... Iba, "1>k, evall •ut. aSNTDIES Ul-459 -.. 6Jt 1400 s1 .. p101 rooms " *550/mo.60-UIO. --·--------------.-·--1 ldtcbeoet* $11) wlr 6 11V1N1 Tlll.ACI \IP. Oceantl'ODL '7~40 ~ lhl'ff bedroom WINTBJl RENTALS lwo blttb home with Wl· PENINSULA n'. 5" "·.. L . jeu..-l\lr'l*Md Ylewa of bay • A-l, &Br d.-., dowottalre • u \oM'MMC " .. "'" oeeaG. AvaU.tblt Se~. dpbt unit. 100 yda fro• bl SJ,200/llontb. Yur. tldl. AHO s..,t a. ID ..._&rot..-, 75t-tlOO tere•ted partlH pb ..,.__ .. No+irre fvr ~~'4? Use Answ.r At/ service when placing your 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 your ad ... this service is only $10 per week. For more information and to place your ad call 642-5678. DAILY PILOT ....•.....•............ Seawind Village New 1&2 bdrm Ju>cury adult apts in 11 plan~ from $4 15. 2 IJ d rm townhouses from S.'l~ + pool&, tennis. wat<"rfalls ponds' Gil!. for cooking & heallng paid fo'rum San Diego Frwy dnve "lorth on Beach to Mrfa1lc1en then West on Mtf\1dden lo Seaw1nd Vlll.ige C714)89J-5198 Oceanfront ror \\ lll\t•r Rentals. Furnished llt un flUTI Broker 675 4912 Wmter rental. pract1rall~ new. 3bdrm. 2ba. frplc dishwasher. 1'1 block to ocea n 128 .Urd St workd a ys !163 8955 wee k ends & n1t e s 67~9016 4000 ....•••................ Room with Kitchen pn v Near bus & s hoppin~ center Adults only Eves &-9 30 or wknds 962 7520 R m w /Cull h ouse privileges Newport Beach _642~ Clase lo OCC $160 Non smoker 545·2510 aft 7PM Ltie r m 1, m1 from 0 C C S18S /mo Fem pref 957.3955 Lge 4 BR house in Ftn '()y, male or female, bill ~lit 4 WB}S $150 mo Af\ 5 30, 848·8520 Fash I. lux. swte. ba Patio No smk Empl I:&~ RM. $238 mo Isl & last Pvt entry & bath Cook IJll Quiet adll Lag Bch 4!n·3687 Room for rent Sl50/mo Incl ulil Kitchen. pool. In lrvlne Employed Ask for Earl or Dave, 551-8463. ---------S--r •...tm• 4200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• On the beach \n Newport Wkly or Monthly 2 Br or 3 Br KJrk Lamb, 631 OUOO .............. 4250 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Mexico B•Jamer New home. ruJI fac Day Week or Month s.6-603 Cllll now 0..... 'h9I TrtmmU., • fflaulbaa801 lo9d. not"On · MAMA DELLA'S CNVl80H'MDTI ~ .. br, ...... n. CNIAl. CllU David Hou8ttlHnlna C.Ut r\l•U•, ltala-4 f:I..,. Nf'VI~ CIMn· ~ 12:5 a day 5.51-4051 :..:..; • t"NI -'· Hau.1/Gradla1, dtaaoll· l\9uoublerat• Refa Muonry, Cerarruc Tile, AGAPIFOICI PAINTING COMPANY l Geneutiou Of PaUll ina Excellence 5356701 ---------• tloo. Ills I pl oader, PAM'SCLEANING l)lltios, planters, walls. laftdlHpUtl. dumptruck. Tret1/Yd 541.3271 lrplc faces k1tch1, ,._..,.,...,.... .wfl.tal·l.231 "-die""" bathrooms. entries. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .& u I I ... • & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ftoors. pools 25 ) rs exp Slueco ~ Plaster P11tch, .,. • " No job loo small Ref no job too i;m quH·k & Q......._ Nadel Service Co 10-yrs avail 493-2185 aft Spm clean64S-t203,6'l~ 0911 n. tdm•ta,1 4 paint· uper ln prunin1. clun Ask for Cap --·---------• ID 9• l&ndlcape Free est Plut~ YM<.: \ \11t·r S..·huol t•ro .._ · Ul·-,,_..., 0 . COCD· ~ 9M"'2'1e CltlMS-tMS Mo"McJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.. e*"-' I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • G . Ci d I e y P I u m b t• r •ram 1''111 1h1l<lren 1n C.rpet~U ... 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JB GENER~ Houseclean· ne · -foundauona, II block '-t. Xelb M!MmO, Ken __,, ln1. ref s . r eliable Bud646-848l ~m.1dtl rc:pa11 •IU•hh S421162 mllJ1 ••• I m.-0510callafttPM .... ~ & crafhoi.111.,h11) 11 -yr, • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 n Jr t ,, I 1 t ti 'ft r CWW c.,.. I ....................... Prof fir "1ir, tile, wood, 8rl k k l j b Palomh1•'iti:! 11.111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• HaWlila•DumpJoba. ~llet st.rippin8. wax-c wor • •ma I 0 5 Dave's Parnting, serving area 9 yrs. most reas wured. he'd !)86.8(25 ES SI AH C.tm pal1lt1ng, lo rates Free est 3 yr guar 962 1478, 633-9837 af\ 5 Mail Pkg Serv1ce'lj THEPOSTIOX Nwpl Sch 0C Airport 24 hr box access 7 da~ ·i. FtlH Repair & Rt'ruof All t)pe ...... h1ngle~ rork sh».kt>i. compo lar Frt-c est s.1159301-"111 .\v,ul ROOFfMG All T> pes, rcpaan. 111 ~ u I a t 1 o n . F r t t• t:Sllmates Call Bob S48 07Ql Soclal S.rvlcn ••••••••••••••••••••••• PROBLEM S \ ~ed lt• talk., Fn·t· 1 •JU11~1·lln1! 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SQ..9807 Want Ad Help? 8'2·5618 Want Ad Results 642-S678 Cla.ss1fed Ads 642-S678 ---est l.onl Lie itJ90J12 Ins Try me 836-:>MS. 24 RMDde1,, Repair c;arner Tile 540 lr7t;il hrs _._ -••••••••• •• • • • • • •• • • • • • ---------- Pamting & Papering Professional work. Rsnbl. Steve 547-4281 Pamhng, lo rates, 1mmed st!rv. work.material guar 848·5684 or 636-1149 HOME IMPROVEMENT Additions, ktchn/ba re rrodling. gar /pon:h con version. rm alter rt• pair!>, doors, window:-. Quality work. 842 6570 Want Ad Help? 642-5678 Tree Service ·•••··•·•·············· T R I'. E D I·. S I 1; :-: Ornament.JI p1 un1ni.: S• ulpturinic topp111~ lh1n111ni.:. r1.:1nm .1 l J!••n t'lt!an up 646 l~l~i 050 Office R...W 4400 ....,. ... ...., 4500 ..._.,to Lo. 5025 AMoullc..,.lth 51 00 L.otf & Fo.d 5300 Penonal S.rtlc:es 5 360 H~p Wanted 7100 ...•.•.................•••.••••••••.•.•..•..•.•...•...•...•........ ,~ ........................................................................................... . AYALOM "'" t'l.t1 r1·nt.1l Slet·p" ~ l' J n ' 11 n I 1· r r a l' e -r ...... nhuu.,,• Sel'ludt•d J'd(IO 11• hlkl. bt h Si'pl I th t op<'n1n~' 01ck Boi.:ard 213 510 1086 Bo' 7CJ7 \\ 1lon 907o.l Medical /Dental/HMO. taSO lnd/Ofc near new Lost Bedtington Terner FREE ,\crountanl( Single garaae. for rent, 7'76 sq. n. m N. Costa iae'. 11101 Redondo Clr ., .(NEED puppae female, no col· A/P AHO A /R Clede storage only S3S mo. Mesa..Groundfloor,fully fS,HWltBchM2·2834. NOW YOU lar Vic North Laguna P~Gftcy p~rmunent µJrl 11rn• CM 631·2177 equipped. Private patio, st..,. 4550 Ted 497 1076 Testinig po!>lllon Mu"l ~ """er Garage on Perunsula etc. $S43 /mo. Tom ••••••••••••••••••••••• ./MON£Y Can -----Jolh Roger l.Jguna btwn l2th&L3th.St _967_·1900 __ . ______ 1Slora&e Ga.raia (or rent Found Doberman ABORTION &•ach 494 0487 • 67S.7876orS47..Q>O on Balboa Peninaula Blkrr .. n Male. alsoBegrayh •G1Mr .. IA..,I cw ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------MIWPORT UACH nai to hn Zone iowx Sell rabbit NewPort ac Locd AMsthetJa Rentclls to Shar~ 4 300 $&S Stora&e only. 32S J 18'9 Weatcliff Or. 21M' sn-au. 873-3830. • Arumal Shelter 644·3656 •Low Fff hteludn ••. •• • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • 17th Pl. Off Santa Ana Call Gene Rill 542-0200 .,. d k bl k •· ACCOUNTANT Outstanding oppt) for staff accountant Vo:med duties in inter cumpam anaJys~ Jl acct ~ n~con c1hatton for ell\ 1Jf int ·1 ro Stab1h1' & jlrowth op pty + top bt>nef1ts CJll for 1nter11ev. 111 11 831 Tl!l'l, Helen S1·haffrr Perwnnel A1?cn1 '. 2il().'>2 Camino Capistrano 11205, Lai.:una N1i.:uel Ave &46-S137 aft UAM Starace Space. 9llO mo. More r oun lltl'n. ale "' Lab Tnts. Co.-tMIJ.n, "\fovm~' '">1•l 1J~µos1t~ & --------Executive office swte lat. • last. 2306 w. caB>tTMO orange Tabby. H1l crest s.-"· Medic~ \'Ul 1"1n1t i·xpen ... e~' OffluR..ttal 4400 avlil.NearOC Airport. Oceanfr ont, N .B . NOii.EM area Please call 7"'"r l'rof<.ss ion a I h since ••••••••••••••••••••••• 285 sq ft includes recep-873-41.M Zlld & 3rd1D to.t "11 h Dall) pi I ot 546-2472 Cll9d Post-Op Daffi l!f7lHOUSEM ... TES tionist, janitorial '7M5ll/15'-1145 PENNV PINC-HER -----------•Ca•MiltCJ & R~,.._ "' service, aU util paid & Need 1ar•1e for storage Arranged by ADS StlU onl) li2. Found Black dog w1lh tan rat rmre. Call S!i6-0353. in area ofCdM Coast HolM Loans legs. Ir~ Collar & nea * M e d i . C a I & x.12 I 1'11 WESTCLIFF BLOG. NEWPORT BEACH .\111\ .ni;(' \' 11ul 1lt-po._11., & tlll iill"j.; t'Xpt·O~(''' Prul•·~"11111all1 s1n1·e )'i(l HOUSEM ATES '\.12 ·lt:H 'A h\ wa.,le t1mt• and m•;nc) l11ok1n1-l lor a roomm.ilt•~ Let U !\ lo' alt• "' r "l'n and in to:rnev. fn1 'llU Take the l'onlu.,11•11tl11l11f F1ntJini: 11111.cl Ho•11nm.tll''> .• n .. mm.itt· ,,.,,n·h aR~ 752-5111 \l \ n Hr h·mJlf' lurn'd .! br ~ h .. 1" nh!>t· :-;pl Hgt:. Si2JO mo li4~ 1~70 & ·~·7555 '1,eed to ... hare living ex 111:-nst·,, • Sa\/C time. mmey & confusion Let C.o'"•' w ......... 11 P• "" .,,, •••• n .. '"•P ../AllCMWll ....... ~=-...-./"··-,/,,,,, __ ./x.ooo-./t.mjlie...,..~ Call Mr. Howard 645· 6101 4.50 sq ft for M2S per mo. 1\.()1 B1rrh St N B. Agent 541 5032 BEST RATE in NEWPORT BEACH o.tae Office S,OC. 700 to 3000 Sq. Ft. •Jarulonal Service & L·t1llt1es Included •AdJacent to Airport & Restaurant Row •Access to 3 Major Fwys 833-8813 6"--0515 or 548·2442-3 lane~ for 2 dJ) !. collar 154 5311. I ... -t.d. Commercial; &tores, A Mortgaae Broiler only Sl a da) :~c· ._. -----W'GnC• ... cc,, .. , shops E /Side. CM. Fr ...... W..ted 4600 hne FOUND· fem Irish Setler. * Confl den ti al & 1115, 1 w /wtr. S48·7249 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ad 11 ert1 !>!.' on<· 0 r Beach & lnd1anap()bs HB Pen.ca.al Cart. Prime new a /c bid&. 6000' all or part, comm'I 75< Npt Blvd. 146·~ W.ated In Costa Mesa or YOU CAM IE more 1tt·m~ ';ilut>d SJ&.Sl8J BIRTH CONTROL 1rvtDe area. 2 or 3 BR, SUUWITHA up to s100 EJt·h FOUND 2 dogs, 1 fem, STERILIZATION house preferred. 3 add1t1nnal lint> ll> Adults. Xlnl referen~11. A BANK onlv 60c for the t"o blk w/brn chest, 1 male. For IRfot wwtloft or i• ICOUCIHTIA 673·5701 Eves & da·p Sorry no Ille brn, pit bull' mediate appointment. weekends. commerrial Jd~ Cabrillo, CM . 6428472. CGll: MIWPOIT Elegant executive suites m prestige location. With complete s uppo rt services. 714 /SS1-0881 Local busmeas woman want.a CdM rental. un· furn, 2br houae/duplex. Dys: M4·3262, wkeDda: M2-4198. .. t ....... 4450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ /111•..t/ For store Ir office space at 'lg =• ttaSQlable rat.es ••••••••••••••••••••• •• 500 to 2700 s. Ft. ..... MESA VERDE bR 0., I IMty 5005 PLAZA ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""-M V -'-E C M SIJ.es.Dbtnbutorships for ......., esa e.-uc • Nutritional Procram 54S.4 I 2l Mr. Booth (714) 7~7o:r7 IOOANG 2nd TD's a 11 o" t> d Ch Jr~ l' 675-6333 days C ... •tfORMIA Your Penll\ P1nrher ~ RB>UCEOUTlS Ad or u~e \our Penonol• S"JSO PREGMAMCY s.t1eCJO.... Bank AmentJrd ••••••••••••••••••••••• COUNSELING 714-132·5200 Visa or llutercard PRE LAW student needs SBtVICE.IMC. Aak for Linda f1ynn szs.ooo Will do anything APCAIE orlC.areoLino For mor~ 1nformat1on Legal Conf1dent1al MEWPORT andtoplal'~yourad c.111 ~~ ~ 0 Box 3242, BUCH ~.!!~ ... ~~!.~ 642-5678 7 52-005 3 M~SAGE SAMT A AHA Private Party Offering 2.odT.D. with 20% annual yieJd $10.200 discounted price. 64.S-7009 Mui..,.._, Trust D9idli 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Saltler Mtf. Co. SCRAM-LETS ANS WEIS Dahlia -Libel - Quota -Offend FOOTBALL Be pampered with J personal relaxing 972-3104 massage by 12 of the pre-HaWamos Es~ tt1est girls m Southern Ca II for n ia J a cu z t 1 • ll!flilulo•nll-:::-~ sauna etc. Open lOam -.......__~ 4am, 7 days a week. Vis· a /M C AllantJs Health ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nu Fee~ EH·r .A CULLIGAM MAH CuJllgan of San Clem hai. 2 1mmed openings for 'al~ n•p Sal t11 s tart \l.hllc 1n lra1n1ng Co Benefits, call ~~12 :1213 nr 8:»3031 EllE Alarm co needs '"'taller & seruce man Top W a g e S f 0 r II U a I 1 f II' cl ~~n 228 f on•'I \' e 1 rear Lai.:una lkh \mb1t1ou" • '" 11 111 stallt>r '<lnl ,;,I ~' "" 111 dppl\ ii~ ~6.'i I.I.Ill Apt A:,,,1~lJnl \I .inJgcr Tra1nt-ei. Wii i tr<11n Couple~ Paper ~nrK & mamtenenare 1)42 5m3 ARTWORK TECH. us ftn<I a compatible <Xfice space avail. Full roommal• for you We ~vice executive suites 5creen all apphrants avail for lease in Center COROM4 D& MAI 2380 s/f oo CoMt Hwy. Free a\andlna, across from Ft ve Crown a Restaurant. Ideal for medical. dental. real estate. 832-1300 All Types, repaln, ta· aulatlon , Free Eatlmatea. C•ll Bob. 548..()'191 Mia. L.A. Co. 92 year. Ntl. All types of real estate inveslQlenta alnce 19'9. 5'ed.-.• z.dTlk A surefire way to get your husband's atten- Uon: Get out your best newee and put It On a FOO'l'BALL. Spa. 2112 Harbor Blvd. Jobs W..ted, 7075 Costa Mesa. 645-3433 Br· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ang this ad for your Takecareoftheelderlyor speciaJgilt. sick 1n their home Pnnted c1n·u1l boards 2s1ded & mult1 la\er .1 yrc; ex per . 'ialan · 11pen Apply to lr\1ne Engin~nni.;. Inc 16872 Hale Ave. Unit"~ In F1NDl-.R~ Sl-:t-:K ERS Pointe. Located near OC ---•M•~-~ 1.:w ___ •I l\&JllOrt. For leasing in· Dial. over 11111. Sell caah. Prln. o n ly. P .0 .BOX 203, Caata Mesa.pa!. 642"2171 545-061 I Knowledge Of OX) gen eql.llp & usage 549 0373 M /F nt'ffied for :!hr CON 00 m :'-lpt C'resl Yrly f.l25 mo 5--~ 19116 ('ort "••wp<1rt Cr1·>1I 3kr, 38a t'ondu prof M f' llJ share w \H> At. ~onto S3'I s roo + •-. ulll &4!1 7~77 !lli2 1311 llh1• wknd 1 :.! Fem "' :i ttdrm 2 Ii• h 0 U h ~ I 0 ( \1 DE~P FK ,\I 1-:1. Y n• f'd 3rd H.-fr rl( 1r1J•r.,...,,, W J> ~Jr .111•· Sl7~ M11 t , util $1110 r1 .. r1 f".ill ll\!bbh' Ill fll'nt' 1,:11 7•,411 ll~LI" S11llr<' m,1 h1q(l' 4! fir :.! ll11 hOtn(' "' N ....... JIO rt S:b) frTS 11~1 !I) 7 ~:J7 8 Wiii Shr l~c· lux hme, 11l<'t'I) furn l frplc , micro. l' M 54tl :14~·8 Ci1rl to Shr J ""11 I hl' Ill l DI\ J'k Ii\ S~I nm Sl75 ~ ul ii I " ·,~I U;IH4 \ 1brant \wJrc Mom W1\c1·n .l,1ul(htcr nov. looking fur SPt-:C.:IAL non \mtJk prof to shr hm in CclM t>i5 9!>8'7 fon:n11l1on call /Deel>ee Huff ~2288. 1817 Weatcliff N.8 . Want f1na11clal Inst. 7000..f tielCA&.JDIMTAL at floor Agent S4 l ·S032, C rdtlf Offla. f\lmlJhed office. Bank of Corona del Mar. Acroa U.ta Meu Plaza. Sl7S from Five C rown• I"' r m'> No lease Reatauunt on Coa1t ~~IO Hwy Free atandlnJ, 23IO -----· a/f. e:Ja.7300 PAITMIR WAMTIOI Sm fall powtna m11. c:o. w /commarcl&I product• nat1. all. lnv•U!lent • •dJ~ partlclpaUoo req. Pref. 1Jron1 m1mt Is mkt&-l •pabllltes. prt.n. only. Box 2914·8 N.B. .. SECOND TRUST DEED 5300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND ADS OE FREE cat~ HZ..1671 "·•~uth e &lite lrvtne W recept con(. rm. Xl'tc>l, mall In new ic•rden bide . t .all Ml 1021 ...., te y. 1021 LOANS lat or Found a pet? Call 4 ..-SA N.IMI ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ani mal Aaslstance C:Mn FAST (OAC) Lape.~·2273.nofff 110 £. 17th. St. Ralph'• * * szo.ooo.S\J0,000 U>ST: Wbt & crey long Cntr 1200 aq fl UptoJ.5ynflnaoctnc haiNJd cal. Mesa Verde Zl3tns.a73. Weetly commttmenta. .,... Reward I 546-8397 WATER&FROMT ~~~~em FUNDING ~~~or Loat: Keys in black case Al.DelPrado 1100' l80' f'oryourbome. Tuea Pltf, Tewlnkle PENTHOUSE _____ ,_•_, WTOIO"-FaatcourtAlo\»servlce. Park. CM . Reward SUITES cu:..r:w 4411 s.,.,c.::!'~~~ NO PREPA y _549-_1.21110 ____ --1 210teJ00014t-llt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bl'Qbr n•llM-00'73 PENALTIES t.o.t: 8/11. Ealde CM COVER GIRL Ha(p W.t.d -7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •OUTCALL• 953-0778 MC/VISA GENERAL OFFICE full /lime. Small co WestcliH area. Handle telephones. lJte typing, general acctg, misc of fice duties Require basic office skills & ac curacy Call. ask for Proless1ooaJ Therapeutic massage. L1c'd. NB Appt only. Steve S48·2817 RRST LADY _Char_1ott_e'--. 64.S-·726-1- &cort • Modets ACC.n'G. Cl.Bk ASSEMILEll/ aECTROMIC lmmed1ale openings Work near the be.i.ch Mechanical assernbl) winng, soldennlo! tl mo. nun exp req'd Gmwml( ro good benef1h Call for appt 645 3632 Newport Marine Engr . 1Q20W l7thSt .C M • P_.ty D..cen • Good typing, 10 key to AM1stant Mana~er Cou touch E•pr nee Good pie Full trrlll' 156 All * 972-1345 * benefits 3S hr week S9SO Adlllt l nll Sllru + \pl & MC&Visa Accepted t.o$1000Lostart 833 0610 Ut ~s 848 11;1:1 Hunt ACCOU.n'ING CLERIC Sch 17-25 lbs in 6 wks No A/P. A I R , Account AU1'0MOTJVE shots. no drugs. no con· SAnalyses "other LOT PERSONS tracts. Kathleen or special proJects Xlnt Robin673·0111 Benefits Sal Com mensurale w /eitp Send UTnE AMMIES Reaume w /salary his· Immediate opt>n1ng' Comp.iny benef1U. Appl) an person to M1kP Lenm· or Tnrue Montoi-a p--M-...._s :I07J aq.fl .. located al• REAL ESTATE Cockatlel, Vi w/yel. & Oc .. Ylewa For lftfo call. Bumt RI· ~ C7 t jl 542-1134 REW ARO. 631·516!5 msg. ESCORTS ~~xc~~~t,.114 major credit cards accepted 530-4723 • ••• .,,.. E. lTth St., eo.ta Meta. l5 ) FINANCIAL Onnae head. · 'ChaCha" all w...... ty,80-5840 1714167M'62 I--"--------• LAGUNA BE AC ff Loll: White blond male -------- Acount Cl erk, F /T , lmmed. Opening. payroll exp. helpful. Apply San Clemente Inn 125 EB plan THEODORE ROBINS FORD ·------• MIWPOlT ft.AUit HOMIOWMERS CHARMER 2bd TD for terrier mix Answ to * FOXY LADY * Prima retail apace, 1300 a...~~ sale. U ~% yield. ~~k1et" Reward OUTCALLbNLY 2060 HAAIOll BLVD. COSTA MESA 642·0010 SUITE DEAL 3000 Sa. Ft. rt, 11170/tDO. 1000 N. -r f bl•-.,_.. • 972·1 IJI • '""" OT V • Bria to I. NB. Patrick UM YoW' 'I or l .. , ...:Sl!=:;,IJ.5:=·~P..:;.P:...;·:..;•:::99-:..:1W7=::..:.· --l:-=:-::---::--:----:-1 ---------·-------•I Au' OM l ~ 1_11_en_aore__;,,_A..;;fl_._m_-uea __ ·_-1 :::: ;.!4 ~u~: P.P. wUI tale 2Dd TD for LOST: Toy Poodle,~·:· • Are you 1N1kiltg what ARE YOU , t tultlll ..... 4100 llll1 rtalGD. Cr.dit t#job. Sll>,000, 1~ yield. eyn. cb•mP••ne. nr t • you're worth! 11 not call 4CCOUMT CLBtK A SALESMAM? ••••••••••••••••••••••• not neceuary. ComJ>llN UU.--. BalboA54t·WI. Mr Booth (7107~7037 Senior DO YOU WANT!!! dian.s.c • WUI BuUd 1\ Sult • 1 RM>. Free Rent flexible P'loorpJ&D rem need0s rm . tl•m Udo Marin• Vilt.Ce II.Ill BUSINESS PAii LOCATION our cotte. H bra. • -• ..-2Dd T.D. 1~ ._., l'OUND: Set ol 10 keys, MASSAGE SlOW /AD SalU}I $1.210-$1.334 1 Every other weekend 11111k.... --• .,. .. H •-t 11. P ··'--'-off'> • pe>ranl' or permanently (714J 67M66J Cell at any time 213 923 190~ 1f no answer omcea 22S to 750 aq.•f\. send phone " to 2346 Vies From $200 per month. Dunrob1n . Apl •E . NearCdlf4'N.8. Frwy . ~~y90242 ~SS'7_-_10_10 _____ ~~-1 Roommate to •hr l&e 3 Bdrm Cd M home . $3()0/mo Non i.moker Call Gaylt' 640-6400 eY-Wknds R.Oommate to shr 3Br. 2S , 34th St :...e. l blk t.o ~~-Sl7~ + dt'p. 675·9062 Female roommate lo ahr 2Br anrden apt. Non· amok e r Jen1tlfer UM! ·'THr DICU'TtVt sum F\all 1trvtce olflce& ln Newport Center. -5410 ............ , , ......... _,,,, Due I yn '°"' dlaeount. Vie Brb..,. • a\UanuO ~~!!.~ta AAnCaE CALL 7~3488 ~ • .._ SkrU.11S3 _541-.....;..;...;.J.811. ________ , _______ .....,_____ (2UIRS PER DAV I ~::r:~epttonal pa~ pro ' Ml ltOO fLJO am:HIUh SIOO . ............................................ . hyproBis m~~ 714 6311361 , !OR 760 3400) 3 Demo plan with Kreat Charles lnpls * Outcall * 642-3112 MC!Ym Ace wwwtlacj Cteril MAl.l.tAfH MIMDID IMMIDIATI Youn, Attractive LaUn OP841MGS i..cu.. dalre busbandl MO Fii TOP P 4 Y W\ll mate cood wtveal Ul·tcm 1·U.'711·271Z 4020 8lrch6trett hours., 4 Some of the best triun mg or refresher m auto sales available'> All you have lo do to qualify 1s A Be hard workmg B Aggtesslve C Neal appearanre D Wanllo be 111 Only those meeting these qualifications need ap ply! THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 IMIRO A Bl VO COSll\ Ml'>I\ 642 0010 Newport Btacb For an appointment, con- LclM wel&ht .the healthy 1"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~j tact Trlnte Montoya or way 1111\h Herb• •P MlkelAvine V\tamlna. lloae1 back SaUwttb EASEi ..,..-------- auarant ... Call S1d Jt'u BREEZt ~ thtn1• rut with Dally ~ Oullned Adi 60·5871 Piiot Want Ada --- • / l11;1rbot Ul\\J c.: A.,...~,\ CARRY FOX ADIJNCY ,..,.. aut ne• lonl•d banll auk• nper'd t •ll•r• -. I tnc• a9 pe•nnu to )o o it • h'i.-dl) .-..u 00tn41 \.!..,,... oVP'l)'. kAa of pat\W., .. <'•l tteMnt ~ • 1tart1n1 ulu\ tn MO 8IWNO Q.f;1'1C lntura.nff Aaenc:) h .. cww pa11Uon tor b111tn• dlllk 111\lll ht' Mlf attn With detallK ., ur1•ni1lt1 ltllit Salt1n romp.ra hlr " oprr P11<l rt1m Pll\Y ben•fita nil I in di 113~1 • M91C...=••1 JtP.mtciri.'1111 co. need• 1marl ln4lv. *1Ma1 Card U nper. Thl• co. •nJ011 promfltln1, 10 look forward to •ventually runntna your OWft thpt. Call CUSTOOCAM Ootdoor work •• full Ullll C\altod\an/J&nllOf' llEMEX, la a r:idly a lntM Co. aoartmect oomplu •o hrt. per ll'OWinl ·cUvlsloo Ell tr, ••eel company Cell 0 Corpor1Uon and tt -.Ow. ad. worltln& en· leadm& manufacturer of V\rCllUDlnt comp\tter per1pbeul 1MI taVIMI CO. produc\I, flexible dlska and paper tape readen1 lOll C.melbacll Sl . We are praently seeking ~port Beach, Ca. quali.Cled lndivjdual.5 to 1r ...... 1"'0p.t'J'9llp Emplyr woril u (Super) Produc CALL 540-0UO Ott 540.t I 00 C4ll c.,.., "'"'"' llUI g 4ltl • s A , _________ C'ltrtcal ..... c .... lhJtrr t7J.ttll 1816 E 4UI St .. S.A I~!!.,,..!!!!!!'!-~!!!!!~!!!!!~~ tion Test Techs. Caodldatea should have 4·5 years digital and aoaloa experience in computer peripherals. a aood worltlna knowledge or Ml croProcessors. ramUlarily with GEN RAD capabilities and outputs. and program mmc knowledge to allow troubleshoot.in& or PCBs ror intelligent l)·pe dr1 ves Wi II tesl and ln>Ubleshoot to chap level and PC& at the system level Delivery men over 18 ror L.A. 'nmea to homea ID NB• Cll $400-1'50/mo -+-bonus 8•6-0631. M6-5M' AU T 0 M t: '° Jt t\ N 1 l' eitper d, fore11n It or dom4!:.lu'. prlmr ltU", Dana 1'01n1 400 ~ II t type &e> ec>wpm • FflEI JOI S ..VTOMOTl \'I:: PARTS MAN AGEi Oranl(t' l'uunn 'i m.· .... t'~I d•le111h11> reqi.ure:o an e<perienl'ed Chr} sl~r Part~ M.1n<11-er We'n.• offenng boollkup1n1 uper helpful but ·•Ill train Call V1d11. ~•o 80~~. Qo.du.l Pf'f'\onntll A•cn ey 2'1'Q Harbor Bl CM NEVER A FEE -------1 PUR C ELL TlOil PORARl!S hat many l.Jl)eNn&• Cot very uclt· Ina compaolu Im· medi~le ope41Q&J for Secret .... MC I 0Usr9 C~ ... a.m Mal Clet'tl Orowhaa Fashion ltle baaed co seeks andiv w /nice ~ersoll&llty • "'""" back. &I t.bere is heavy lifUn& lo join co ln \.bls enlJ'V·level posi- tion Gd start for some· one Interested in climb· ing corporate ladder Excel benefits starting salaryto 1635. DELIVERY person. lb.tu.re. exp in furn tllUCh·up A delivery -42 hr wk. $4 2S1hr Call Bet tybel9'1 llAM.64.2·20S3 Typist l An 1-.iu:ellent \\ urlo.101r. ~\1ronment 2 All :l.faJor Rtnt·fll :- Proof SupenilOf' Gn1win1 h•nk s~t'k' ex ~r d 1nd1\I to )Upt'f\l~e i.m dep< & grov. w1Lb bank '1ust be walling to p1trh 1n & o perate rn.cbmes on occasion 1r o;omeone 111 or hY)I work load £-(eel beneI1h. & ~tart1n& salary lo sum Book.keeper Full ct1arp.e Non srn>ker tu work vn books or cl1entl> ror Newport Be itch CP /\ firm 760-Sl! 18 ~·h Word~ K~O,.r'-. NXO,.raton Call: C_. Carry 972-9955 1616 E ~th St , S A looidwepiftcJ Clerll I S.Cretary CRT Optr.ton PwceH T empot wies 4020 Birch Street Newport Beach Call Ml 905S 288ti 11:.irMr Blvd COS I A ~ F:SA CALL 540-0330 OR 540-9100 lookkttper Growing co seeks md1\ with l>Oflle bk pg exper & knowledge oT payroll hle lypmg. OK to Join It !> fnendh :,laff IOCJl t'alar) to S1.1 .. 1 Methodical /Vers1H1le per.ion to post accounts rec.payables vouchers, lype 4S+wpm, recep lionisl & secretarial --------- du_ues_. Irvine furn. mfr CLERICAL BABYSITIF.H n .. eded for Churrh 'llu r~t-r' in Costa Me:.o an•J l Jli 556 7787 Ca~I K. H S40·8894 _________ 1 Register today for local temporary asiugnments BABVSITTl-:R needed for Chunh '\u1 ~··rv m Costa Mt:SJ ,.,,.,, 1 '..1li .•51.• 7187 Bah)"'>lller nt•t•detl for in rant B• i:t 111 Sr pt F'\' area ref ii5 1315 BABYSITTFR for 9vr old 1( ~:.1blt> an P1imona Sehl drt'J CM t>42 7659 aft 4 WP .. f CaH Carry 972-9955 1616 !'.: 4th St . S A IOOl<KEEPER Mtrtq/Sales Ney,.port Beach lnlit'St firm has opening. per e'( pansion To handle ~alei; romm1ss1ons. dCClg functions Computer knowledge d must Ex per matunty necessal')' Call: 64-0-0123 M..,.Tr .. 1111 Growing rinancial rorp seeks several trainees with an eye toword the future. Must Bab},,1llt'r nt•cded Col" be s table. career Teacher s child Arter oriented & have gd. school. your home. ap -verbal commun1 ca· pro' 2hrs Gd wajteS lions Some college a CdM 640 i ~6 .plus Excel benefits, 1&rowtb potent & start· lngsalary,SSOO. · IOOtCSTORE CUIUC Full time opening an clerk pos1t1on 1n bookstore specializing 1n technical & scientific books Prefer person with 5ome exp in work· mg in a bookstore. Hrs. ~5 Mon-Fri. Apply Mr. Harrod. SClTECH Book Center, 17901 Main St , Irvine. CA. 557-8324 Babysltler. myhome, v1c oC Mesa Dr & Irvine. CM. for 5 yr old. 5:30am 7:45am 3 or 4 school mornings 646 4651 eves ------ BAIYSITIER NnDED! Church 1n Newport He1~hu. net>ds person to care fur children in Churrh :'\ursor) Houn 7 45 11 45a m Sundays Must have own triln~purtc1l111n Good Rerereo cei; a must' 64i6--{;47 4 C• C....., t7Z-ttH 1616 E. 4th St .. S.A. T_.,...._Accts. Brick layer helper. full time Must have good transp. 675-3175 Grow10~ S&L seeks •IUSIOYS* personable outgoinJ( Experienced Full Thme. ind1v WrS&L exper to JOIO theirfnendlysta/C Part Time Appl) in person. Wed or Thurs orrering excel. benefits 2. 4 pm , G r a m m a · 1 & starting Jalary to House, Bristol at Redhill, S875 Costa Mesa /Newport Cal C.,, t72·H55 Beach. 1616 E 4th St . S.A 1---------CAILE TV COMPAMY Wants P rr service man Swa•IW"J 557-0045 en-Lin: IEMl'O'l-'llY PEllSONNll SUIVICIS 3723 lirch Strttt ..,..wportleach CL Ell IC AL lmmed1ate operungs •Accountmg Clerks .Clerlt TyplSt •Keypunch Oper •Secretary •Word Processor • Bootkeepers Accowd Abiliffe• Personnel Services HO Quail, Ste 200 NB Call Karen 955.2770 Clencal Need me clerk " general ofrice person. 12 6 daily Must know JO-key by touch. Chick I veraoo VW I Poncbe/ A.ud.1, ask for Barbara. 673 0000 CLERK for hardware store Exp Gd. benefits. Call Chuck al Laguna Beach Lumber Co., 494..6SJ8 or S<a().8267 IJto Joe.NII 972-9955 1616 E. 4tb St .. S.A. s~cretary Famous co. needs de- tailed minded person w/exec secretarial ex· per & gd skills. Starting salary to $1 .150. Excel benefits & beaut ornces. Call: Rita JolwncM 972-9955 1616 E. 4th St .. S.A ,,..... Several openings w 'beaut Fashion Isle co. If you can type 35wprn or use 10.key by touch. please call! This would be wonderful start in a career job for you orfenng excel. benefits & starting salary to $650. Call· .... J1fl. '7Z..tt5S 1616 E. 4th St., S.A. a.nc.a Lite accounthr1 background or classes needed to llelp out in the bank re.conciliation dept. of modem co. ln beaut. Fashion Isle. Excel. benefits & great potent . ror advancement. Starting salary to$7S). CaU: U.Jfl -t7Z..ttU 1816 E. 4th St .• S.A. Ptllfl'GI a.. BABYSITTER needed for 9 year old ~1rl approx imatel) 3 hours aher !>Chool . your home Eai.tshore Elementary, 1 Woodbridge. 1 r v ) Please call Ginnie 642 4321 l'Xl 32l days or 552-0461 •vei. Eves. weekends. gd pay Call Mr H1gg1n s ---- Lge. Fashion Isle ofc. needs bright indlv. w I previous pay rol I exper. on computer. Co. has excel benerlts & lots of room for advancement Startmg salary to $950. Call: 21.J..65S-48()1 -Clt.>rk /iyp1sl, part/full tune. financial bus mess desires mulure woman with gd skills for general office dutie3 'Sales exp helpfuJ . Call between 9 Ii CAR WASH Cashiers wanted part time C.M .. Npl Bch. Fasl\. Island. Fnt Vly. 644-4460 ask ror Nancy 1, Irvine. 7S4 1142. _____ , llhlJtt .. '72-"15 1616E.4thSt .. S A. DBJVERYMAM for furniture store 4 days per wk Quahfica· lions . Lart heavy furniture, cen'I store malnten ance, Ca 11{ driver's Uc & &ood dn v iJIC record Call m Apply In penon mominss at Dtck Metteer Fane Furnaahings. 1727 West<'Jiff, NB 646-1678 Delivery person needed. must have gd dnving re cord . Hunt Bch . 536-2926. Delivery P /tune AM , L A. Times. SJOO per week Laguna Beach 494 8496 Taite your next step focward with REM EX We will offer you an ex· ceUenl &tarting ulaT) , outstanding benefits. and a secure future with plenty of opportunity for growth. Call our Person nel orhce or apply pen<>«\ on Tuesday REM EX 173 l Altoa A ..... lrviM. 92714 714-SS7-6160 Equal Opportunity Employer M tF Delivery & Stock, full time including Sat & Sun 2 llpm Xlnt beneflt1 See Harold. 495 East 17th St.CM ESCROW SEC"Y DENTAL ASSISTANT Desire knowledgeable escrow secretary looking for Laguna Niguel office for rugh omce activitr & Zyrsexp req 495-4600 r1cb compensation Dental D1vers1f1ed successful E Cb d p a r e n t c o m p a n y xp airsa e Dental Pleasant office at. Assistant, gd hrs mosphere & guaranteed Benefits Irvine area top salary Mr. Merage. _752-0U4 ___ ·-~---~•-848---2235~-~---~ DENTAL Assistant ~-~ Orthro chainide. Xlnt for bagb acbool grads wap & benefits. RDA or look1n1 for challenge, eU&ible Npt. Bcb. allcillU'aininJ.traveland _~ __ w _______ 1 worit expenence. Army DENT AL service schools teach you Periodonllst needs full a skill of your ch1>ice. After you train travel to time assistant Ex· your duty station in panded duties opportuni Europe for assignment ty. X-Ray certiCicate re· You may choose 2, 3 or 4 q'd. Exper. preferred year enlistments. Some Xlnt. benefits, salary cntical assignments pay ope. 842-6631 cash bonuses up to SJ.000 Domestic Help Need-.. after traming. Must be m """ lllOCi shape and possess a lfoulekeeper Uve ID Laa fijgtiys·c. hool diploma. Call beb residence, prav. toda commusilty, xlot COSTAMESA~l026 w/children. 3 Ir 4, all HUNT BEACH962-8821 phasel of baework, must LAGUNA HILLS 768-5251 speak enallsh. non· SANTAANAS.U-2435 1moker. top aal for naht THIS IS THE ARMY l:.'f· Call J>4Q-7404 s-s FACTORY TRAINEE Gd. pay in plastic Donut shop work, full & adhesive co. 1537 119rl time shifts. Apply Monrovia Ave .. NB. am only. D.K's Donuts. -2963 Fairview, Costa FILE Clerk, General Ofc. Mesa. Typing req 'd . for promo· Bank mg NEW ACCOUNTS COUNSELOR. P ff Beaut bank overlooking water seeks 1ndiv; v. 1knowledge or loan· documentation & ac- curate typing to step in., lo newly created posi1 t1on in corporate _Q(c .. S p e e d w r i t i n a ""'"O r· shorthand a plus. Co of· fers excel benefits. lots or parties & starting salary to Sl, 150. CAR WASH HB.P Full & part lime lB&Over METRO CAR WASH 2950 Harbor Bl, CM C1SlK TYPIST lntertJ1ed•te t1ooal purposes. High Driver-Helper for School grad. No eitper. AcCGlmlh ,.,.... Fashion Island home nee. Farmer's Insurance Li l e exp e r . 0 r furnishings shop. 35hr Group, 541>-4100. EOE For our Suuth Coast Plaza Office Exp pre ferred Gn t~ping skills req l'all Kalh' Am burge\ 540 4066 CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVIMGS & LOAM 695 Town Cetrhr Dr. Bank mg TElLER NEW ACCOUNTS Part time Pos1t1on "'ad 10 our Qista Me!>.l orflct· Exp req Plea~\! cJll Ja<·k Clarke 546 2:100 CALlfORMIA FEDERAL SAVINGS& LOAM Z700 Harbor Blvd, CM. ~ Eq u a I 0 p po fl u n i t y __ ~mploy_er_. __ _ BANKING SAVINGS MANAGER Challenain& growth op porturut)' available 1n t.be Newport Beach olfice of c• c.,, 972.;ns 1616 E 4th St . S A loQlt 1eper Growing escrow co seeks rndiv. w/esrrow. bank or S&L bkpg exper or acrt~ backiround to join it's frrendlv taff Lots of 'arietv & starting salary lO Sl.000. CASHIER wanted F /time, w /lraln. Call Barbara. at S40-3280 CASHIER Recorder-No cash re gister Benefits Fine ladies apparel store. John 1-togan, 111 Fashion Island.NB 644-7100 CALL 7S0-3488 <24HR PER DAY ) (OR 760-3400) ~, t wit. Call Tom fl44.8860 accoun~ ng c asses , 1----------•File Clerk for Orange some typing & 10-key D•IVll!aS for position In this " -County Law Office. lovely Fashion lsle olc. Full & part time employ· <Near S.C. Plaza> High Excel. benefits, great ment. must be 18 yrs of School grad. Call Con growth potent. & aie. Call Mark. 751·21680. _w_e_:_64_1·_02_1_7 ____ _ -~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!starting salary to $700. DIUVEAHHOED Floral Designer, exp COACH Athletic A11i1-Call: .,_,_ r .......... F/f N Be h Rita J > 11 ~ pre ern:u. Light . ewport ac tant, 11rls' volleyball, 2 tf• -ss plck· up & dell very 645-7~. hrS dly, 9/8 10/3 Davl.9 .,....,..., Tl\ompaon Blueprint, Middle Sehl Newport 1616E.4thSt .. S.A 3186-E Airway Ave . FLORIST Mesa Sehl Dist 760-3400 C.11. 549-9233 Deb very person needed. 4-5 hrs. per day, Moo &&~HIERS COMPAHIOH Driver for school de· Fri. $4 per hr. Gd Al F or Elderly Woman Ace & 4 liveries, early mornings dnver, our van Call. C• C.,, 972-HSS 1616 E 4th St . S A eveo other weekend CPA needs detail )'OW" van or ours Call 644-8118Gor640-7980 · Fri Mon Cooking, lite m 1 nded person to Mr. Camp, Newport U TaTE M hskp& 64S61SS process tax forms onto ProduceMS--0032 Full Time Electrician their computer. Beaut llllD. 5 yrs. exp Call after Swea wtw f COOK offices & nice, friendly _______ _. -~=--_ssa_-824_9 ___ _ So County based co. MARKETS Coov Hosp Diet exper people to spend your ELECTRONICS seeks mature rndiv 3 xJ.ntbenefits 642-8044 day with. Start.lot w/typmg & shorthand For 2nd & rd Shifts salary to$950. Call. to join it 's friendly We promote to manage Cook. expenenced. Call: ... J > • staff. Co. 1s known for 4!17.+491 Ask for Rick or t7•ttll 1 t ' s I o n ~ t e r m ::~supervision Crom Karl Partner's Bistro, -employees & excel. WANTACAREER'? LagunaBeach. 1616E.4thSt .. S.A. benefits. Starting Call<714)6.11-9'21 salary $900 up. . -.!~~~~!!!!!!~~!COOK-Mature f& reliable, C .. C.,, 97z.n11 :;; all around cook. for sm 16111 E 4th St ., S.A Child Care My Home. reUrement residence ln Tytllst Beaut So County based co known for it's long term employees seeks indiv. w/t1ping 50 plus & ability to write letters Excel benefits & Stutina salary to l800 c• C.,, t7J-ffH 1816 E 4th St , S.A. 8 .._. ••• DI eaut SltL seeks exper'd branch mer. for Org Cty. bued position.. Excel. benefits & starlinc salary tc; Sl,900. Cll C:..,, '7J.ffll 1118 E. 4th8t.. S.A. Tues.-Thurs. 3 to 6. Santa Laguna Bcb. 10 br 4 day Ana Heights 55(;~ wit. for appt 494-9458 Cook. P /T . PreschOQl. Lite cooking & clean up duties. Cleanlioeu a mmt Childcare beneflta. lrv: 5"5o2·1331 or 857-1283, TUst.ln: 544· 143'7 CHRISTMAS MONEY Enthus1ast1c }i)memallen · earn to l2000 by Thanksgiving demonstrating Toya & Gifts. No delivenes · No collerting. Need • car. Call ~ collect to seeUne. •COOKS• GlFTS'NGAOOETS Full & p/tlme, uper Calebraltn& our 30tb prcl, if not .W train. Ap-year!.! ply in person Dick ~-------• Cburcb'a Rest, 211118 Npt Bl. CM . CHURCH SICllTAaY Ptr, apply Mon·Fri t-t ~!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!~I 1901 Mariuerlte Ave. C:OC* Cd». wantfid fgr act.\H rtUtt· iM nt realdeoce. 2od shift. l1: 30A¥ to IPM. Quam.I\.)' cookina u~. req 'd Medka' fc dental benefl\1. Apply : Newport V\lla, 642.Wt Secsaltrf You have never aeen offices aa JoYely •• these. Gd. skills & some knowled1e of Government report• will earn you • place ln this pre1li1lou1 co. Starttn1 aalary to 11.200. Call: _, .. t7Mtll 1616 £UhSt .• S .A. Plutb co. aeeaa • polled, aurac\\vt parson "'' npel'\ ln corporate law for \belt le1•l dept. Esca&. bentfitt as beaut. aurtoOJMtmp. B&art\t\I ulal'Y i.oSt.l.'M}. Call~ ..., .. t7Mtll tt1• E4lbSt.,S.A. TEST TECHNICIAN UNITS GENERAL OFFICE Perm.anent, part-ti me CM insurance company Call Jerry 7~·0711 General Office TYPIST for small office needed now. 8:30 to 5:30. 5'HIO wpm. Dictaphone capability. phone BEMEX. la a raridly answering Client con IJ'QW'lna division o E~-tact. Call M9·9092 Cell·O CorporaUon an IHdlnl manufacturer of General Office Responaible, fronl office appearance. cd phone peraooality eas'ellUal. quick learner, approx 60-ISwpm, accur_Me. Newport Beach lociU5h llOO/mo. Call 759-0313. computer pet'I pheral -producll, ne&Jble diak drives and paper tape re- aden. W• are In need of lndivldoah with 6 mooth• experlence troubleabootloc solid Rite circuitry. GENERAL OFFICE· l.Mmber company needs pen.an from 10-2 Mon· Frl.~5571 G•BAL FOUMAM Sm. mflf. A distributor leeks aen. f()f'eman over abock abaot'Mrl & Ii I\ kits. lledlc:al " dental beueflts, 1U.ry open. OJat.ac:\: J. D1.tff, Mickey ~ Producta, Inc. 1970 Placentia. CM I ~US.EOE • a leadmg sav1n1s and loan. We're 1eekin& an indMdwll wltb a 1UOQ i.cttlJ'O\llld 18+ yean> an brallch operation•. teller and MW accounta tunct1ons and superv\A1on In addlUon to an o~L1landla1 beneft\$ packaae lnclud· m• profit aharln& and r•· Uremant plan. we offer es,ceUent crowth poten· tial ~d a wp startlnl aa .. r')'. Pl ••e call Janfi ffodrtck at <714> GU·4000 WHc:Mdule an lntervltw. WANT A.CTJONT Claulkd Ada eu-:1678 MOW ts THI TIMI for ~ aeeketl to check the Dally Pllot Help WaAL911 clUltncat.lon. U tbt job yoa want i. n<>' t!lilr't you mltht consld~r offerinc your services wit!\ en ad lo the .Job Wanttd u~ary. ~ I05'7t WE GOOFED We have additional needs for our NEW SECOND SHln for individuals in Quality Control areas and we didn'\ let anyone know! If you're one of the following, RUN, DO NOT WALK in and apply or grab a phone & call us now! IN-PROCESS INSPECTORS Knowledge of wor1<mansh1p standards and d0Cumentat1on ability to read btuepnnts and use inspection tools required FINAL INSPECTORS Baci(round must include systems inspection in prototype design and development EATIFICATION TECHNICIANS QUALITY ASSURANCE . Responsible for final system approval Aequ1res high degree of accuracy and attention to detail You'll really want to consider Rohe Sc1entl11c an at111iate of Ph1l1ps Medical Systems Inc We re rapidly expanding m the medical electronics ultrasound held. offer prestigious progressive opportunities · 1mmed1ate openings · increased rates • GOOD shift d1fferent1als · complete company benefits ANO M0Re1 "-AN ON JOINING US. SICOND SHIFT AT ROME NllDS YOUNOWI See us anytime this week lhat is convenient for you Contaci Bob Meckbarth, 1714) 556-7908 2722 huth Fairview Ave., Santa Ana ( t mH• north of .09 on Falrvlew, between Warner a ..geretrom) I I GENERALOF'FlCE One girl llrr1ce fur m•rine con~trurt1on com p an) Sl•IC roouvator. all phas~:. ur ~ce work Peg board system, expdr exper helpful. $850 mo 6i3 lSJO General Off1t•e CURRENT OPENINGS MEYER AFEE! ~ Stockrootn Clffi( I SM. S..~vi50r I R.ceptionist 1 Comnt1 Ins. Sec'y • a.-.r D•pt Sec'y v'Staff Accountcmd ., Acctg. Asst. " °"'"'"filer Clk .rTypist • c;....,.a1 Offie• I SK,-.tary /CPA • S.c'y to PariMrs 7t4-8lt-7792 He4eti Se haff~r ,.~Agency ~ ., "" .. ., .. "" ......... -... -, Jltl1 Variltr of fi11 Scltool1 Could Introduce You To A New Tomorrow .. HOW ROLLING at. CHRIST LUTHERAN SCHOOL Pr.school -Gract. I C h11\l1011 Set11nq Bm1c~ 1n (l.f'riculum Certified School & T eochen ln\trumt'f•ld & Chao! Music Afie<·school Sports Doy Core Avoiloble • 'Caring school with a Christ-centered education'" 548.&8&6 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH & DAY SCHOOL 7 60 Victoria Costa MtM 'AU ll9tl'Ta.\1'0M l9'T. '· .... t .... , ..... . 17101 D ' flr,.am.i. C714f Mt-14U ~ene vance Cen ..- FALL FUN! • BALLET • TAP • JAZZ • MODERN DANCE • CHILDREN • TEENS • AOUL TS .......................... I Mr .. SHAii fw THI NOUD• YS I '"T'ltM TO IYTNYM'" .... ,...._..... . .............. Juel W o1 "'°'*""'91. ne.c1 IQ S••""Y -........... -962-5440- School ~ Septembf?r JO ·o OIUNCE COUNTrS OLD.st"• '1N.st" 1'1t1"ATE SCHOOL G-odesK-8 Tr.,.M>Cl<Ullon -~erla ISS7 1J .-ta~. Analwta "'-774· IOS! • VOCATIONAL NURSE • MEDICAL ASSISTANTS • MEDICAL OFFICE RECEPTIONISTS • DAY CLASSES • APPROVED FOR VETERANS • TUITION LOAN ASSISTANCE • ELIGIBlE INSTITUTION FOR • Basic Educational Opportunity Granls 1 BEOGJ National D1rPCI ~udent Loan •NDSU Ca1tfom1a Guaranteed Student Loan 1CGSLI •PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE AC~EO.TED ... E ... BEll NAflONA• •ssoc1 .. r10N 01 TRAD£ & TECH"'ICAl SCHO<lt.S CHRIST LUTHERAN PRESCHOOL & DAY CARE CENTER announces 1ts opening September 2, 1980. Half or Full Days Truly a social learmng expenence in a Christian atmosphere. 631-1619 760 Victoria A••· CM "' COME TO WHERE THE JOBS ARE! Irvine College of Business IU" MoF"A•-. lrvi... CA t27 I 4 556-8890 In a few s hort months. vou'll have the skills and ('Onfidenc·e to enter the JOb market in an exc 1tm ~ well paid. rewarding <·areer as an • ~ll\t1-..:1ST1< \'l l\ t-: Sf< H ~·T\H'I -i "<;\I SH. H 1.-1 \RY • fHlOKKFFPFH • Jl MOR Al l'lll 'T \'\1 • c; FNFRAI CH"Fl<"F ,, '\Sf~~r,\~I' • 10-'!"FPTIO'\'l'-T HELP YOURSELF! Hundreds of Orange County companies have hired Irvme graduates Call now for more information and brochures The Orange County employers need you now• Inquire about financial aid assistance ~ <You may be eligible for Federal grants and loans. 1 GET STARTED NOW! CALL 556-8890 Tap, laht, Jan. Dancet"CiH, Aerobic. Ballroom, Disco, Hawaiian & 8atOft Dorothy Jo Dance Studio 25 IS l . Cst. Hwy. CdM DMoHly Jo •-• 241 I l . Cd. Hwy, CdM 673-3420 ~Camino Capistrano ~LagunJ~1~uel 1 ................ ~~ .............. .J::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~!::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~J::::::::::::::::::I::::::::::::::::::::::a -. Services Include: CRHERAL OFffC E Our rapidly expanding international co is seek i.o& an enlhus1ast1c. sell starling ind1v ror a general ofc J>OS1tion Gd typing, phones & f1hng reqwred. Outstanding compensation & excl'll compan y benefit s Pleasant working l'll v1ronmenl <:onl<Ht Personnel SciHttific DriUirtCJ Controls 18011 Mitchell Souttr Irvine. 557 9051 EOE GEH'L OFftCE • lnfmf & Toddler Care • After School PrOCJI'-&..::iii:.. • Ful Day Care Tlwoegh I 2 years • TrGMpc-ttallOll to cmd frOlll &e .. atcry Sct.ool • Drop-In 5-Tlce • lec:reaffoeal Procjrmn -----------------------• Lippincott~ tw PrOCJI'- --· • Hot, HllftHICMn MHh & 5-ds Kinder Care~ G22 I LmC'oln R111•n J Park ( ,\ R21 711\iO •lflOI Rearh Hh rt Ru1•na Park CA 994 51\111 22900 Los AIJSOS Blvd \hss1on Vif'JO. r A 770·1999 26912 Estanr1ero Dr Mission VieJO. CA 830 7660' 4514 l'V Lark Ellen AvE Co\'lna, CA 332·4001 415 Elwood Dr Salinas, CA 449-6546 10350 Fem"Ave Stanton. CA 826 7040 I Bearppw Irvine,~ 552-3222 3661 Michelson Irvine, CA 552·7331 26 Lake Road Irvine. CA Opening soon 1 • Stah Appro•ed 13806 Redhlll Ave Tustin. CA 544·1467 25261 Paseo de Alicia Laguna Hills. CA 770-1991 Palomino Drive Diamond Bar. CA OpenJng soon! 107 Tr.1rdrop Ct Nev.bun Park l'A 498·5744 19342 Beach Blvd HuntmJ(ton Beach, CA 964 2569 3223 Associated Rd Fullerton. CA 990-6924 l872i Carmenita rerritos, CA 924-8718 9945 Slatt•r A\e Fountain \'alle\ CA 968-4451 . 2560 I-I a Palm;i AnahE'1m C'A 991 -54-43 2515 F:. South StrE'et Anaheim CA 774.5141 251.5 W Sunnower A"e Santa Ana CA 540-4750 ':scwo~ ! DAYS I New compan) has filled all positions except one Looking for attractive .. __ .......... ~ ................ ll!ll .. --------~---------11!111----------~-------............... ___________ . pl for front office Must have good personality and like talking to peo pie. No expr nee, will train. For appt rail Je Neane 8'7·2151 GIRL NIDAY HB Nylon Wallet Co de sires energetic person to asabt owner m a younit IJ'O'Nlng business Lite Bllkpmg & typing exp helpful Own car nee Will trein Call 960 3887 forappl. Girl Friday Computer Co ocl'ds qu alified person General Office duttes. J!d phone technique t' pmg 60wpm, no shortha nd C.11 between 9am lpm for app. Ask for Cindy n4-SS6-458S E 0 E GO FOR IT!! You want we've got' Let's do 1t' We Teach 1 We Tram' Our agent! are happier, have more 1~ and are dom11 more business You can too! Call Al Stellato to llnd out how 963 5671 WALKER&: L£E R E Gnat opportunity for '\O tMOOe not requiring Im d income Film Co ••e lung 8 a R re !Is I ye . career·m lnderl per!\un who desires a stimulat me position as ,, profit aharing asaoc with a ~ profitable future '1l4-957 -<m2 urtle rock preschool a child'• world OFFERING: • Preechoot, •Q" 2 to 6 y .. ,. • lnl•nt and tOddler program • Afternoon e.dfnded d•V c•re, & to 8 Vff,. •Summer ptogr•m lhr~gh Aug 29, 1880 • Kindergarten. •tarting Sept , 1MO • O~n 7 a m to 8 p m • Hot lunchea • lot1 OI I<>" • Sllmul•tlng ourrloutum for full deYelopment ot lntellectu•I •• well u grON •nd fine motor 1111111 • Completely b•l•noed nutrttlonal program. EHOLL .OW JIMMIE DEFORE DANCE CENTER DAHCB -CHOlll04MtAl't8 MAStaTIAC._ TAPP-JilZ BALLET MODERN 641-8403 3723 llRCH, HIWPORT llACH Rising crime rates are becoming everyone's concern. The professionally trained protection dog is the most effective and reliable form of security for you and your home. WE TRAIN PROTECTION DOGS FOR: •PERSONAL •HOME • BUSINESS Obedience training and problem solving are also available. Call Tom Tackett for more information. ALL TRAINING GUARANTEED ............ Sll to tnJ(. Not com· m~11IO!'i + car Is u penM . .auat have 3 to 4 yra. uper In com· aarclal underwritilla or l'QkU; lA luW'ance. Call Vlckl, 540-t055. Coutal PerloNMI Apncy, 2790 Harbor 81. CK NSVERA.FE£ lit sltlft openln1 for in div. havln1 recent exper. w/f11teners or small a.ch. componenu. Ex· eel. pay 1c&le • out staodlnl benefits which allO Inch.Idea fully paid medical • dental for staff arctependenu. IOSAM.IMC. NI~ Newport Bl•ch An Ecuw Opportunity 'Em1>1o1er SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF MEDICAL & DENTAL CAREERS MEDICAL OFFICE MAHAOEMEHT OOl'TAL ASSISTIHG (AOAI DENTAL TECHNICIAN EMEMENCY MEOICAL TECHNICIAN I ii [ .._.............,, ,......._.._ ... ..., OfT..._-6 ·• , T~ s.ct-4t ... .,.. ........ '""''i4vtl4if\ v,,.., ·~· ........ . t.ft1iirf.-4lty.f'llf , .. ,..,~ ··-~sc.. 8 ,.,..,. . .,_ AHAf" "~..!~.'::" DAY" I EVE. CLASSES Slm[ft tM.f-.. ClllfR W .._ & ·m· UlfHS 1117 S ..... ST ST ....... Cl l1ltC ....... W..t.d 7100 "4et1> WClflhd 71 00 •.••••.•••••••••••••••• ·······················i IMST ALLM&tl' Insurance LOAN OFFfCH Account Assistant to Bankia.c exper. In collec· Employee B;enef1l Ex Lklo • inalallment loans ecut\ve w ~inauran ce nee· Excel salary & ~era1e firm, lnclud ISenetiU. Apply · Person int 1ecretar1al duties. nef Dil'ec:tor mt.Wt have exp ln 1roup ... ITA•l 1.,..1( Ufe 6 health lnaurancP 721 N Euclid lncludin1 m uketlng Anaheim 991·3860 Xlnt N B location For F.qu.aJ Opp Emplyr a p po Int m • n l ca 1 l Wbea you need expert n•-ttt·~ aervice or NHl.n, tum 11'e faatesl draw ln the to the S.rvlce Directory West. . a Dally Pilot ln Claa1tfled lo 1olve Qualt\ed Ad Call Today 10'lt problem. "2-5111 •• .. ~ '• ,• • . .. +. •• . :,,. . ~· ,., , .• , ....... rtfanl"'9 •~•rfilln1 •ce••f in th Sdtoof1 & l•ahcffou Directory call louise Griffifft, 642-5671 •• , J22 ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS COLLEGE. 1101 S. AHAHEtM ILVD., AM,AHEtM BE A PROFESSIONAL HAVE FUH -LEARM -PtlErARE * SECRETARIAL •LEGAL •EXECUTIVE *WORD PROCESSING *ACCOUNTING • BOOKKEEPING TO ADVANCED *DATA ENTRY FUU TIME PU CEMENT ASSIST AHCE CLASSES HOW FOaMIMG • Call Now 772-6941 Accredited Member Association of l{l"9penden1 Colleqes and Schools F1nanc1al Aid Programs Available PRESCHOOL .AGES2 ·4 KINDERGARTEN · 6th \\0111111~ .inti .iiltt•1 nuon t•"<t•·ndl'ii ll;n t ,111 1.11 1:1uol" ~•ho1,I Wt.' 11r11\1dl' lr.in~1>1111,Jt1un In I\ lrum 8e11r Nto\\<pon I l.·111hll'> ('.1ul.111r1u, ~mora Elem1:11t.At\ &. l.1111! bt·1 ;:Ii Sd1011h E•q•t•nt•nt·ecl hrf'nsetf l'r t'~l hool EAtt'n1l\'d Iht\. Care 111 m' hnmt• \n \t·..i1kn\ll rerrt'.1t1Un.tl .tl\J ""' m hl\1111¢ t'll\1r11nmt'nt fnr \OUr thrill ,, h11111t· <J\\,I\ i1 nm huml' <.'onn•ruenl to l11•t'\\..I\' ~ llu-.1m·-., lh-.tntts, nt>•H l'.1111,111110~ f!11,l11I \H'" Hour•: e:oo . e:oo Tuition: Full time Kindergarten Gr•d• Schoof $35. ~. $20. FOR MORE INFORMATION: Call 557·9840 IRYINE GYMNASTICS PARK Register Now For Boys & Girl! gynmas11cs Ages 4 & Up Beginners thru compe\lt1on c• 546-t2 I 8 For ReCJlstraffoft ATTENTION DOG OWNERS! Is your dog hard to live with? Con Brio Dobermanc.; now offering DOG TRAIHIHG CLASSES open to all Breeds & ages 6 week course · S25.00 (714) 546-3575 • Problem solving (destructiveness. behavior problems. disobedience) • Obedience classes (Covers all novice exercises) Puppy Kindergart en (So.cialization. puppy problems. obedience) • Group or private lessons P~rsonalized Training Programs -Consultations A CHILD'S PLACE PRE-SCHOOL LIMITED OPENINGS · AVAILABLE FOR FALL AGES2YRS THRU6YRS. Proodl.ng • polltlw IOdal· /- ecademk program wtth the 1mth. k>ve and guidance that your child daavu. 646-4318 1941 Claarcb St. Co.ta Me .. Tuesday.Sep1embe1 2 t~AO DAILY ~LOT C'I I ~~~~~~~~ Nttitport :tlUBic Qlonseruatnru ~ow occeptinq n~w Students of Piano qultar and orchestral instrvf!tent I' L r . 642-6240 JOLEE MILLER \ ,, 1~. • 11 Has openings for stu<lt•nt-. 111 all a g L' s u n d I e v e l ~ G r a cl u a t (' W e s t m t n s t e r (' h o 1 r C o I I l' g '' . Princeton. N.J 546-6985 The Pr rvate sctioo Of><l•<.:lll•'!.1 to A~ JQemoc At:.'1•P1tr m"nt Traditional 3 R's Small Classes Sound Study.Habits Grades K-8 Transportation • ExtPnded Day 121 Soolh Corron. Anane·m 1714183S-78a H.tp W ont\'d 71 00 ..•...••.....•..•.••••. Pl.CK ER 1111•of•"i fur h1¢ht rnfl( 1 ',1 I I ~ 16 :.!'"" a~i.. for 1\1111 • l\mtn "'"rk• r full turw, 5 11 a ' " v t' 1 " e l' k "i,1nd\\ 11 h•·~ 'It ,ala1b l'\I 1 luh t •Jll lur appt X:\:I 1l'ol I 'I tll''i "" l'\HI 11\H: l>t·11t.1l A'> ,p,1,1111 "'lllr \ h.111 .. 1dt• \'ll l'o'l I l'lll I' :"Ii I'"° 111111 c" m1·r i.111 .111 li11ur 1-'11 I.! IS, 11 'I I 71;11 ~;i.,; l'\lll IJ\ll· pt'rw11 for \11111 \11' • \1\ \\Ill\( "'\\ h \\ll'l' l" .. p11 \1011 Fr 1 s.1 • , )11 \\ 1·1111 r-.1 hni11 ... 1 I \1 t'.rll Llll'n'l!ii U/17 I' \II I Tl \I I-\\nrk tor ~tu d1•11h ••I l111u'''" \\es hr!. l Ill H Ill \11111 I h u r •t lll I Ill "..it (.'.ill ~1 11111 PART-TIME GIFTWARE l'o I "' 1hlo t'llt'rl(l'lll p••r-. .. 11 111 ··•lt·cl "' arl1>t1t ,1l11l11 \ 111 111t'rt hdlllli"ll' & 1h-.11lol\ !!Ill\\ .111• \J.,, ~ 11• r••ll,1hl1· lur t:Jshlt'r 111i.: \11111 I• n !I :IP~ I -111 tlU' ,tu1 t• 111~1 fur In h·r \I"" appl THE GUILD DRUG 16 I 0 San Mi'JIMI Or, N~wport Beach 644-7330 1'\l!l 111111' tin hour., \\11l tr;1111 <••11ttl rt-•1111111\ '11111p11•ht·ll~llHI & Jllt'n 110111.,.t.-1.111 .;.Ji i:ll.t PART TIME DRIVER •,.ir & """ ""' 111ni.:1> to d ,. I 1 I I I I) ,I II I I' ii 0 I lo1111o\l•·, l•• <'cir r wr~ Ht' ljUll 1 '\ \ .1h oor l.trl(l' \\ oj,;"11 ,11111 d 1-:•K> rd I 'I ,,k lur lJ11n \\ 1 I ,, "'' i'.qu.d 11µ 1~•rt ''"'" l'm1•l11\t'r Part Jjme Evenings ll1•4•Jnt< I tfiilnt'fl -,,til'' flllO"'''"r fl\' r :! I "Ith lho• J 1m l.nn)! & \,, '" 1;1l1 \)!l'n(') to .upt·n '" <rn•I rhafX'ron1· ll \II~ I'll.OT i-.irner '""~ 11111 c1rh on a one 1•1111111• to;i ,, e\'emrigs 6 lo '•I'.., \\t• lll'••d eon 1(.'1111d 1nnoval1\'e pt•r-.1111~ "ho <1rl' look mg loor ,1 hlf'rat1\I' part time po··.\ll•111 "-1 hour lo !;tart C.tll 1;p 1321 l'Xt 250 li"l" t'i'll ., .1111! lo PM Ask Im I.on Orof'C)~ Coast Doily Pilot ~!II\\ IJ.J \ Str eel I 11 1.1 \te\a C ,\ l.qu;il llµpor i',mplo~ t•r PAST~UP ARTIST th"' JlPrmanenl. part t11ne l•J'illOn 1s current!) ,1\ a1l.lhle for an t'xper d 1'<1sl1• up ix·r~on on our lnme Wurl'\•t 11.l)~ with de 11111\t' O\crt1mt' reqwre 111l'11l °I ucs & Wt.'pp Emplyr PEST C OMTROL : Help Wmthd 7100 ~ Wont.d 7100 THE: WE:~T C04~T ACADE:MY Training Off Leash and On Leash Control. Heep Welllt"5 7 I 00 ~p Wanted 7 I 00 •••.•.••.•.•..••.••...•..••................... Fxt1·1 m111alor. exper or tra111•'" ..,t•'-<(l\ JOb for nl!llt pc·1,1111 l'rof1t shar· 111~ & j!r1111p hc,1\th In 1.-1, 11•14 ..,,.,,1 :1 9.sPM !.111\d l'r.,t f'n11tr11I. 5fi; "· lh r Hd ~ 111IJ . .\na ~ ....................... ·•··•··•··············· . • > • ~ ; . r ---------Insurance OFDQG insurance ACCOUNT REP If you are considering kennel training. group classes or teaching with assurance JOIN THE IMATEAM At INA we ha\e a group ~ess1onal ded1cat pie who i:arh con tribute lo tht> sucressFul operation of our bus1 ness If you are interest ed m Joinmll th•~ kind of a learn and are qualified for the opening listed below, then we d lake to talk 11.ith }ou We lhmk you'll find al INA an en v1ronmrnt where abilities are ut1llied and efforts are recognized and appreciated COMMERCIAL FtRE UNDERWRITING ASSIST AMT This pos1t1on which sup ports the efforts or our · underwriters. requires successful expenence in t.tlng commercial fire in s u rance pol1c1es Qualified candidate must possess analytical /numerical ability and mmt be able lo function erfectlvely with rrunimum supervision Ability to commurucate ' eftectlwly, bolh verbally andln'"1tini, is a must For interview appoint ment, FGS has opemngs for in rl.L1tomer service dept lo "CrVlre automobtl\' at rnunts Must havl' good oral & written ('om murucat1on skills. e'(per de-,1rable Starting salary commensurate w /exper & ab1l1t) ~s1ve bonus plan avd1I 11 hcen"ed Xlllt company benefits in career advancement potenti&l Call Linda 549-8161 f v JANITORIAL Exper'd waxer, full time, tr\. area Pay com· mensurate w ability. 979-3923 TRAINING UNO{ll THE EXPERT DIRECTION Of \JICKIE: MARX V P Assoc1at1on for Humane Pet Training former Director of Educational Services of Pet Education Center Humane Society of N Y BE KIND TO YOUR DOG THROUGH OUR GENTLE REWARD AND PRAISE METHOD The alternative "No Choke Collar Program Complete Obedience : IN YOUR HOME CALL TODAY FOR A FREE EXPERT EVALUATION 714-531-9890 All Dogs -All Ages • Housebreaking • Pulling • Chewing • Wildness • Mouthing • Barking • Jumping • Show Preparation. etc hHlng and Dery appolwtn1t"'1 A•ClillabM. Easy,..,,..... Plan A•allable. JANlTORIAL -Help Wontl'd 7100 JANITORS Orange County'~ newest dealership reqwres ex· perienced ianilors We'reoffenng: l . An Excellent Working f)1 \ u·onme nt 2 AJI Major Benefits ••••••••••••••••••••••• LEGAL SECRET ARY Growing Real Estate Lit igation Fi rm tn Newport Cntr. seeks ex· p 'd . efficient , & energetu· legal sec'y. S/H. 01etaphone & Xlnt Typing Skills a must! Xlnt Sal. depending up<>n qualifications & exp Good Benefits 640.6960 LIQUOR WINE CLERKS f\JU & part time. 631-1212 Rack 2888 Harbor Blvd Llve·in help for mobile Sr COSTA MESI\ ,...... C ... I I s--0.03 30 ... uzen. Lite housekeep ~ .. mg, able to drive Mesa OR 540.t I 00 Verde. SSl-6932. ----1 •LOAH SHIPPING• MAHAGEMB« MECHANIC TRAI NEE Warehouslns, servicing LocaJ Executive seeks Prime locution. Dana and shipping of FHA/VA q\ialified individual for Point. 496 486.'5 home loans. Excellerit high income, p /t s1tua· opportunity with rapidly lion . For app'l call MEDICAL ASSISTANT a r ow1ng national ~ wanted, backofc work, mortgage co Ex ---------Laguna Hills area 1-:x perlenec helpful but will Mmia 11 •llt Trainee per nee 770-6313 train. For appt call Earn wbile-U -learn. (114)9'15·1080 Taite bome minimum Meaenaer.Ofrice Helper As9t for Jody S24S comm. per wk while for law rtrm, 8 »SPM COLDWELL IAMKEtl tralmng, full or pari 0Mon·Fr\, must have re Reside.ntlal Mortgaee ti m •. 9 6 a· 6 6 9 1 , liable car S4 00 plus Company 9A.M..f:30PM mlleaae 640 S6SO A Coldwell Banker Co An ~ual oppty Co Manqer assist.ant. F rr. & M1mt Trainees F.a rn ---• P fl' sales help for fabric whJle U learn S215 week Locker room attendant. chain. Fab. or retail exp l y while tr a 1n1 n g &·30am·2pm , MF . pref. Call llar&arite Pltime, F t time 8 5 Unlvenlty Athletic Club, MH(MO. M8-8237 NB 752.7903 ---.------1 -Manager take cl>arl• fWJ Modelf LOT ATTENDENT MtlSl time wlll tuin rl&M Newport Pboto Fuhaona be 18, full & part Ume. petlO!I'!. Call Mr Camp, seeks n ew modelln 8 , ... please (Ont•ct Oebble Fowler 714-558·1'1' JEWELRY Oes1&n Co lookina for hardworlung atone cutters Primarily lniay type job. Exper. pref'd but will train Xlnt. salan potent. 0'1·2115, Mon -Fri, lMPM lJVE IN NEEDED with some nl.ltrr tional knowledae. l o cook && cleat\, •mall errand• Room & boa.rd +salary In South Lacuna. Ref req. Call 499·1'149 Cor In· terview date. 496 aJllO & 557-()62() N e w9orl Produce. faces. 671-33'75. MS-OO:IZ. Maids wonted Seacllfr Motcl. 1661 S . C11t Hwy. Mana1er/Geasln1 Alt. Mohl Man1pr1 ~una Beach. 494-4892. tar b~lneu park Full Couple to m.na1e nice ~OTHER ·s 'H E-.t.l'EH L1.l(ht hse "'urk H hr .. per \\k . anyda\ ~}\II hr ~51 83'10 th'· fl Iii 01.\:l e~~ N \Tl.'R.\I Snrnrc Tt•1·h It-ad Saddleba1 k l OJlll'~l" :'liunhC.tmpus. In '"' m pl.'rformin.: sl.ilkll tech work in a c olll'I!• b1olog\ & eh1·m1stn area Salan ran.:t· St.:121 SI 61>8 8:!1 411~11 m ... s.s HEW ACCOUNTS TELLER nce11ns1de ff'rleral :-,a, •nit., an preparing to 1rove to lheir nel4 nffires has an 1mme<I openmg for a New Accts. Teller Tl11s postl1on w.111 he r~JJOOSlble for the New Accts act1v1ty in our new San Juan Ca p1slrano offices The successful candidate will have t to 2 yrs ex· per Ul New Accls with a S&L(/r a comm I bank Salar y Wiii re com mensurate w iexper We also offer an e'<rell fr mge benefits package which includes dental a nd vision ca re Quahhed persons are asked to appl} in person lo OCEAHSIDE FEDEaAL SAVINGS 32221 Camino Capistrano, San Juan Capistrano, CA92003 '11 • fl61·7200 NURSES AIDES • Pref ('\per I o•n I I 1• "' a\a1l i\11 o;h1fh "' .111 \Int 1ned11 .11 '-rll·nt ds 1>1 nt>-. fn··· . .f1 prnh 11•1' I\ 1 11~1 S11p1•11t11 '\ H HURSIMG (.\ ;-.; I I I In 11 '\II 1• \ult·. .J to l 1 I u 1111J r \ Club :.1•1 IU1:1 OFFICE l>r I.I\ I 11 't BtlY Full \1111t• '•·at "I>"" •r mg m1ln11t11.il " \,1!id L d ( I ( 0 r n I I .( I I I I' t hc·Pn~e II~ 1,1 111 \1<ph mpo.•r-;onltl \Ir I u•·n••''> at Rob(' rt It• in Willi 1 rn l·)-11 ... 1 & ''-'Ill I.Ill'" 1 lllt (~uail ~' 'l ti CXfice Work !. \1an q!•' men\, F 1111<\ W11rk"r Seasonal 6 mo-.. !>1·111or C'1t1zens 1H•lromr 111 11111 ly, Call 960 >1\lil PET STORE SALES -,;f loll r'IHU o.;.\ KC'o 11111 ('~ .').')I, !'>!I-\. i>lt; 311 :! l'ho111.:1 "'"' L.111 Produe t11111 l'1•r,11nn1•l 'lio l'X ;•·nt•ri1 • 11~·nssJry Call ht"" 2 1':\1 & 4P:\I f-.•114 ;u d~ l'hotograph) 71.11 ~ 11•1 l'hulo I'' ·•l'h~ l..1b Tei hni 1,1n' Nn o '(pt'rlt'nce 1wrPs .... 11' Will train ('all htwn 21':'wt & ~PM Eil14arrb Photograph~ 7fi>\ 511)() PIAMOSHOP nt'('<b full time helper '-;tart $J 25 !157 11735 ---------1 l'1r\un Framer P T . •'' 111111t test wall be admm1slerl'd to all apphrnnt~ I 111 kt•\ adder hel11ful ansl4\·r phon~. learn \·omp111t•r & other general dut1l'' Opportunit ~ for ;1(h a nee ment and excellenl mm pany benefits Snlan commensurate with l">l penenre For 1ntcn W"' please call 642 4:n1 ""' m OrancJ-Coast Dolly Pilot 330W ~ayStreet CO!lta Me~a. Cf\ Equal Oppor Ernploye1 t;:;,6 ~orth Coast llw\ .. L.1g1.01a Reach, 494 8105° PIUNTING PRESSMAN T¥to yean Uthoc)l'aph experience runnhtcJ ,,...._,olor Solna I 25 or Do•ids on 700 pnn. ' hcell•nt 1~ cmd btMflts.A~ NATIONAL Ellll:ATION CORPORATION INA 44ooc...-Dr. M•wport leacll. MAINT£NANCE. AM urm.•~t¥t•w.e.k·With motel In Balboa. Exper. ahJfl. ipp\y In person. fee upenence and re· \n motel m1mt. req'd. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!'!!!!!!""-f---------1 Ca pad .. Chalet, 2'101 fttt'l\cM r-eqwted, Call Maintain complex, ban ..uftSH AIDES orstATIOHS OFCI Equal Oppty Emplyr Harbor, Costa Meu. (7J•)5'~----..,.,--~i ~ ~0• ~~· .. C•Coll 0~"!1 7 to 3 & 3 to 11 Cert & MJ Min. 3 ypars f''<JM•r 9'79-a> nice, '" .......,, as... trainees. Mesa Verde Anaheim hranl'h 1':'(t el Ptr10nnel A1ency, 2'190 Conv. Hosp 661 Center salary & beonelflt!'I App llarbUt BJ., CM St CM 1 p 1 o NEVEi\ A FEE . y. eraonne 1rector NURSES AIDES HYIT AGE IAHk 721 N Euclid All ahlf\a Cert classt'S in Anaheim 991 311tiQ facility Earn while Equ.IOpp Emplyr traln1n1 Xlnt benefits Qic\v ~ 842-8044__ Wanl Ad Rcaulla 6'2 SG18 CJ.. 92660 Equal Opportunity Employer M /F Peopl;:h,, need ";tple - 'lhould always check the S<-rv1re Directory If\ the DAILY PIL01' ( ' , • 1 ,;f:f2, ONLY PlLOT T..._. -~-1.1•" !~.~~ ..... ~!~ ~!':~.~ ..... ~!! .. ~~~ ..... ~!~! -~ ' L_.;:,. -"; .~ 11 '° a.cnta-Part'Ntn ••· j()US Ch•f Part limo ~w.-... 7100 0. 1040 MllUl••Mt IOIO HilttW...W ltll~W_.... Jiff .,..W..,. Jtto • • ._y •oai-t -..-1!.A ·---~t:.: .:..""' eo t lub Laauoa ~;;T ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••"" •• , ........... ; ................................. ,................... ~ le lill1b raahton --~Ill)· -"· un t'Y c ' ~ ""'-f 'h -'1 ,, •• I MIUl,11• '" Newport • .-. .h Nl1uel. Re1ular part TYPlSf fur 1mall off1« JUlt r ouWll Ul rom (_ an•. LUCiGAGE TAGS .~,,. , -~, _,,. , .-• -_ ~ __,.... ~ -~ _ _. -~ .. ...._. -~ ',:.;:.:::, ,_ time. 6 full time fur diet nleded now I .JO lo S 30 ran Shar Pel, PllPP1•· Crom your bu.UU!'il l'ard ...... ft :.; .. -• • -_ ' 5p;R£TARY ' • 09 vaca.Uoo in Sept R• 8040 wpm Dlt:taphone Hons Konie fo'or S.le !tS Send one card for each -• SALl1MA.tt N WPORt' BEAC H q_ulr .. lndepth up capablll1ty . phone 31J70t t.ai pl~ one spare W1t art u -/Pl nl ~. 1, CIVU• OIN ING Garde Maeaer. SauLe, ana•enna. Chent con AJ£ COCKER SPANlt.l. return perm a nt'nt I.\ ltte•U1•e• f'eal Hfett :Ci awHln11, ell. C 0 H E A R 0 C • S.'9r•· •98 )7fT for In tact Call 549-91»2 • Male bulf champion seall'd attract1\ e t .. it & • ••~ ~Y'-i .. ....,. -Iii moralnt•· Apply ln Al&PORT. ld'\l\ew. -,trdp mutm~ a1rl11u· em...~ .. 'Lilt tw Kl~·· ptfl a Kar• Rhna Nll UtM. tllpericnc:ed. Typist for fun NB Co Ac iwck F'tom line of Jo ID reqwrements Pre· . _. ..,. :r. ll&rdWan. -Harbor , uJ ptrton w1ntfd iP RAY PA I NT t; R curate, buay phones no 8e Gleru Bronze Falcon vt'flt loss & theft • f'or d . ea,enH••• ,.,,,,, •· ____,.... OJ , CM tor t 11 'r 'I I e v • I !llper'd Clean shop Ap exp nee CAii 87S·32S6 lntelbaent, temhc com J)t'rsooahzed taR endoM· , I I ••tf••t • •••l ti •• 1... ,. -~ Heretulal potlOon .ply m pt!l'IOn ready to ----paruon En)oya canlphi& ""•llpaper f.,bri c ut , .,., .... -••· Ytf'Y ••ti•• la Ar pl .. ,. IA1. , MOTl H w unit) for adv!n work 11•\rwood, 191'1 1'VPIS1' &r travelllna 3l1 yn old ·Day Glo'" p .. peu& .,..,,. ----AWUra\W CortWl"9tO.C.a --.. ..._. •"""'nl &r PtacentlaAve .C M Polle) Typ11l needed for nt-td& loving home will back & tnm \OU1 ~ P'or the Po1lllon1 of -.. •-_. c u~1 .... ,... -·--"I... p I t t f ) 1 -rs«~ Wnltr •'llU • .oa ~and ab\Ul1d ""<v-K Clerk ror retail fa.st 1trow111g Insurance ersofUt 111 ua ion orce.. tag.' t r tr) l wu , .1r1" CORPOltA Tl PLAZA UALn _ IWllor•. • HOit""''! op ont•rncl> U> frtl~ ntceuary Apply In ,, ~ A" ency 1\1 u:. l be my loss For appoint h.ick to bdl'k A#lj bit•~ 1 • 4pm prlnl acll. naw1leUn. \lltlOO w /.,..i.&me to Mr marine hard wart' !>lort' eoer&etic Rapid adv an inenl. call MS~ PRll'K" daUJ, JtOI Npt Blvd .. redio ' btocburta, Fuaot• at Robert Bein. Full tlme,l'>.per O~l' cement for nght person S2eJ or 3/SS S 8 .,.,_ p . lmmed open· WUUam Fro11t " As Good co benefit!! ~all Prud company benefits Free to Y0tt 1045 i Stag:. $1 liO ea 160.tJJJ ft---inl -~-~=,!.,,~:,;.~/t~ IOClat•. 1•01 Quall St. ~b'T:af~/~.!>tll9ti7 l CallSal~.~-6~-~~:·~~~~~·;;;·:1;1·;J:·s::~ ~~~,~a~so~!~f:~ea -....-OUi&Oed Ad••, DAI N.8. _ -Hound nds tcd hme w yrd SalesTa>. lncludt•d -, HO'mS ly Piiot, PO Bo.a ueo. feachers. Prt..,l'hool Typust loves lllll 1·htlllr1•11 ~OCA RO? 11'\tU Ume Goad •lartll\I O...te ll•a, t:!m1 Secretwy P (f, F tT Must hav!! ~~1370 Ut-aw your own ur !>end Re taurant ~·.~~I:-;. s:;::: t 0 E • • some Earl~ Childhood POLICY TYPIST f'oumitun SOSO niune. itddn•ss, phone & ~ot C:oaat Hwy. ::;::;-p•oPL• need.cl F.ducat1on ba<'kground & ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'IH•'ll make one card Jll'r IMOW ACCWfi ... AlfUC.AT'tOMS • """'"'.._ .,. ""' or exp Irv · 5~7331 or ta!( Add25't•at•h LaiuDa for~ product eootact 85'7·1263, Tualln S44 14ti7 This IXl~lllon reqwre!> an ~ * I BUY * * Send check or mune\ ur MMRAU.~ •COOll'S •WAfTIH/WAITllSSB --• ---raul\UH Enterpr~•H --ex~nent·ed typist Wtlh -deno "5-lCRI Puri·pl/ good skills 145 50WPM. Good WJed fo'umalun· & rtlOT PllMTIHG •llUU9$0M$ • HOSft/HOSTISSIS ...... 11.r.41 -a cc u r ale l y I and Appliances OR I will SAUSPlltSOM TECHNICIANS knowledge of general ur sellorSELLforYou I' 0&>e1500 •DtSHWASH91 •Wl .... S LooklnJ .for • a ew dit'ed*'' Call UI I I P'rteU> ~pplicant 1"itw Penionnel Apncy •£ mti.C:o.ta Mciu EJttilll\f Oppty to lean1 'f"mporurit>1C r 1 c e proced ur es MASTHS l.UCTIOH t.:Olold Me:.d, Cd 9262t; \he MlliDI of Gourmet Famaliaral\ \' ilh an 64'"8686 Ii 833-9625 l.u.e we1~ht now 10 29 lhs Food!" OlCt.1 Prr. cun •(SUPERI .., u ran ct: Po I I < \ --... rro 100'' gui.ranteed tact Evslyn Hickory Work lJl plush sW'ro\lnd· term1nolog; assembl} Fine Quality Pet an t•he'>t Call Sand> ~u 7:J75 •IOCMC••• Apply an person. ~twttn 9am & 4pm Sept. 2nd thru Slh SWtel:lt MJ-l•70 BAXTER'S '---Farma fubJon laland 1n11 Large 8' small PRODUCTIO.._.. and set up as de:. a red <:A drawen.. ltkt' new $200. f\rma Top pay No fees. 1""'11 Good verhal communaca ~8862 MOPED M o tobec· a nc Sl50 :.!dr ., s rern~ .:1 c-en $325~ JJIW Far Wef.t Services. 14346 Culver Dr lf\•me UTAIL SALIS a.a1 Unhurried con1enlal store. eJtp hetplml *SALES MH05S TEST TECHS lions slulls are reqw red J().AMME MIX OIL P AIMTIMG EOE POSITION 4020 Birch Street Pleai.e contact Esther East Bluff Ph11rma c> M•·21\l National company with a dlp.itlfd direct HI•• ap- proach <>Perauna ln 6 •lat.. \\le are the laracal 1n our uMiuslrY fl airowtn& Prevloll! t!Xp ln ulee unneceaary, but helpful Xlnt lead 01tem & w• provide all \he n~esaary training. For conhdentli.I interview please call Funeral Security Pla1111 , C M. ~8106 Newport Beach •TEST TECH Hagberg at 71-l·SS8 1414 U..._.ITS ext 21)9 for rnten 1ew .ip u9f\ hi&h French Girt U\ Garden $2,000080 Mo\' in.: \1 UST Sell N Scale train la~out. tiarbi 3 spd bikt'. i.euba ~ear & rl'fng Make ofr Co.111 IH4 5631 " 1101ntment -p R o o u c T 1 o N Receptioniat/General of· S L's TRAINEE Rub..._r .. ~. fke. 1 &1rl off1~. Ute lYP-RETA I L AL ic. I ""' '""'" I r \I A N A G E M E N T producu Must pan co In&. phooes fr aenera o O E CdM physical incl baclt x. f1~ duties FIT. Mon· VIDEO ST R in ray. Tak in& apphcallons Fr I , for g row 1 n g 6t().50llG. 10 lo 6 Mon bl w n 8 1 0 0 n l y . A~c:ounlln& Firm nr O.C _thru __ Sa_t __ _ st r a t o f I e " . l 7 6 7 1 Airport S33·9s«i ____ --1Retail Sales Armstrong Ave . Irvine ~ptlonist. Permanent Immediate Salei. pos1 EOE. A Kenda vu. Ind.. To answer telephones tion open for career Co. Perform typin&. dis oriented person Male or --tn..... -1 •· · ta1·n Female Part time & PrrwoRK AVAILABLE .,..e mai "'main I f I "" la'"" must be a v a 1 I a b I e Need a little xtra genera ies •OPS•.; •. -·"'·t·"d na ""rporat.e -~·"lme Please itpply in mooey., Work for the "' ""'""' ... 1 • ~v .... ..,, Irvin• Unified School benefits. Call for an person. Smarty Pants ~ · pp t ~So. Bristol S.A Distract food !>ervace t e r v 1 e w a ------- dept, p t, & still enJOY 7141546-9383 ' RETAIL SALES-NB other a c t1v1t1es the Americraft 1 Au Paint, waJlpaper, masc balance of the day Apply American Standard Co ) duties. Well groom 'd, 2941 Allon Ave. Irv personable. non-smkr 5S2·1Jl3 E 0 E UC.-TtOMfST Mon-Fri, 9-lPM $4 hr 9'JALITT ASSURAMCE T h e ch a 11 en a in g. Village Home Design. dynamic environment of 640-91.93 trv10e World Public•--------- t1ons requires a self-RETAIL motivator who enjoys working with people, has SALES Salary. comm1ss1on, bena(it s Exclusive ladies apparel store John Hogan. 111 Fashion Island. N B 644-7100 iales People Full time & part time R M Abrams Catalog Showroom. 1819 Newport Blvd. C.M __ 5ALES TELEPHONE Age ressive . exper'd telephone sales person to sell sportswear & ac- cessone~ by telephone nationally Sales exper req. Surfer Pubhshm_g Group. San Juan Capo 496·S922 Ext 5S, Dave Witham Schools NOON SUPERVISOR-1 hr tJa1ly . Davis Middle Sehl. Newport Mesa Sehl Dist 760-3400 A leading Irvine based resturanl company has operung for dynamic an· diVldual responsible for the daily Q A functions at the production / distribution plant Knowledge of meat pro cessing is req\Dred Con tacl Pal Henka, 1672 Reynolds. Irvine, Ca 9Z714 5-40-5662. E 0 E execel telephone techn•· ques, & typing of 50'.vpm Mu.st have good "front desk " appearance & persooabty. Prior exper. is a definite plus ----- HAL ESTATE This omce has an open mg for one good agent Call for a ppoant ment Cote Realty l>40 5771 Real Estate Sales UPHIB4CEO AGENTS We offer the followi.ng IHlch Comm1ss1on 'Best locauon I Pnvate secretary 1 Profess100al assocs Call now ror appointment 673-7300 ask Cor Wall Howard Derman THE IRVIMl CO. 1061 Camelback St . Salesman W Clftted 642·1260 Newport Beach, Ca. iALES 644·6796 SALESPEOPLE Equal Opp Emplyr Orange County's newest ~~~~~~~~~! dealership opening 1n R E c E p TI ON IS T . -September needs ag needed. l day week. gressi\e salespersons (Wednesda y) C a 11 We offer I.he following l. Demo Plan .::D.::an..:.a..:.·..:.962_·_71_88 _____ 1 2. MaJor Medical Health RECEPTIONIST wanted, Pian good salary. benefits for 3 . Ex c e I I e n l 0 P pleasant personality, & portunitaes For Advance fneodl) altitude w Top-ment P•"s International hair " N ° Ex Pe r 1 enc e ' Necessary salon now 10 OC Call Apply in person task for Giovanni 955-3912 for Chns> appt - SGT RY /ADMIN for Newport Beach in· ten or desi gn firm . F /t1m e $800+ 714/9M 2033 -- SECRETARY, good typ- ing. 1.Jte bkpng, s mall non profit agency Salar y commen!.urale 9.4·30, 5"()."587 EOE - SICIETAIY Top Shorthand & typing skills e111ent1al Local Real Estate develop· rnent Co Small coo· genial o ff ice Gd benefits Ca II 549-8565 wkdays8-S SICIETARY *•SECRET ARIES•* Stk Brit Op M&r $20,000 Leeal /r60 I ASAPSlUOO SH90/Pres/RXS19.600 Ac:tgClk /Cmptr$10.800 GO /Reep\/ AnahSl0,800 Ll• Reinders Agenc> 40'a> Birch, FA tab '64 Newport/833-8190 /Free SICillTARY ~/SCllH ............. in todayt ,.,.,. li1hcl .... dlr EuCTitOMtCS. REM EX 714·557-6860 •Equal Opportumty Employer M IF Telephone Soliciton $3 7S hr plus bonuses to start No exper nece!is No sellmg Acros~ from OC Au-port 2 9pm call Sue. 6"1·0169 Career oppty. in fast paced Npt. Bch. 111vest inenl fl.rm. Requires top skills (shlhnd: 90 ; typing 75) Sound professtonal exper , maturity &. cor porate bk grd. helpful. Call: 6'0-0123 T.MGhone Soliciton $3 7S hr plus bonuses to ~~~~~~~~~I start No exper necess No selling \cros~ from ---------1 OC Airport ~9pm call SECRETARY I CONTRACTS ACTIVITY . lmme'diate openrng Mu st ty p e 60wpm General office ex peri e n ee Ex cell ent beneflls Call for an in· terview appointment. 714-851 .1210 BURROUGHS CORPORATION Sue. 641·0169 TB.EPHOHE SOLICITORS Call San Clemente. San Juan Capistrano area from your home or Children 's Hospital Orange County «.:HOC> Thr1tt Stores. Liberal Commissions' F'or l\ppl call Mr Mckeever 972.1242 TELLERS Penn f /time, 51ti d) wk Applicant s w superVlSor} potentu1l de wed Type •O wpm Xlnt benefits ai advancement potential. 979-3600 EOE Tow Truck drivers want ed. exp'd only Live lll Costa Mesa 6"l• 9638 Equal oppl)' employer m If /h Ty-p9Mffef'" /Ar+i1t ~~~~~~~~~~I Pasteup. typesetting. ex ---------1 per pref'd FUii time SECRETARY days Call898~ - TYPISr INA lnwrance Company of Horth America 500 S. Main <>r..g., Ca 92668 Equal Opportunlt' Employer •WAITRESSES• ~SO per hr Full tl~i:. part lime, split shift i\"p.- ply in person -Wed or Thurs 2 4pm, Gramma ~ House. Bnstol at Redhill, Costa Mesa1 Newport Beach Waitres ses. apply between 9am -l2pm Charlie's Ch1h, 3001 ~II. Bldg 2, Ste 2:26 ------- WANTED M AT URE AOLT C OUPLE to manage 16 unit apt house an nice Easts1de CM area. Resume & local ref req Exp prer To appl) . please send cum plete resume to ad no 77 Dally Pilot. P 0 Box 1560, Custa Mesa, Ca 92626. ---- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 8005 .......•.........•••..• WESTMINSTER ABBEY ANTIQUE MALL Daily l~. Fri 10.9 Closed Tlle!>da} 11751 Westminster Ave Garden Grove 554-6103 Antique Gravity Flow Gas Pump, Xlnt Cood $325 5"6-0400. SS2 .6498 644 6847 COFFEE TABLE 5ftx5f\ Square OH while paint crt f1n1 sh BEAUT I Fl L DHeled glass top S800 OBO Mov 1nil M llST SELL &« 6847 01.L> ll S Arm\ wind up Phonograph sso Locker Box $20 Lar~c-Ma~n1.>t for Underwater trea~un• $15 4 gal cunt.it I l'l'mt·nt $10 Chev >I Jug 16 5 U u p l 1• \ w h t' e I S I 0 HUMT DESK BEAUTJ F'U L <'u rved Walnut & Leather Top F 1 n 1 s h W I M a t t• h 1 n R Chair $500 080 Moving ftllJ!ll SELL 644 6847 6' Hide a bed sofa Ex cellenl cond1t1on $ISO 67S.9088. 673 150.'I I 6 I , I 3 II p to: I ,. l Motorlt i.42 3319 Emergenn l1ght1nl( transformer S2U Apµru)( lS<tt chain lank fen1·e S50 &'2 3:179 Woodwoven Blinds timo;. old . xlnt rnnd .Sl400 value wall sa<'rafic-e $200 080 light beige 96C>-8362 anytime 11 x 13 0\ pru h on area Decoratavt! Wrought Iron rug. "8' md tbl. lge lidr Gate 10·6· \\ 1de, 56 tall a.11 $100 ea 645 8373 opening l; 644 0488 Elegant l otton Sor a & L<>'leseat. loose p11low'I, ne~ r6 ~. 552 649K Exquisite finel'I caned antique Ital din rm set ("ane ba 1·k r am <•11 carved insert Rood cond ~ 631-4777 Moving S11le. f:verythml-! must go Beautiful furn. Frig1d .. 1re 1rema ker. cost SlOOO. Kang bed. Drexel Marble dres!>er. 01te s tand!>. 9 \ t•lvet couch, brasi. tables & lamps, etc Most ~ee Call anytime 71""642 888S Old family Bentwood baby bed Call 6'73 1806 m pc din ~rp Italian Pro\ . antique wht "111 sell ~e perat el} Incl L1ghted China cabinet --- Wanted origi na l C:hristm.is designs for Ult' premier of the limit ed ed1t1on Chnstmas l .a Fair Call Kath~ 631 54..58 .. ShrlftCJ. Royal Danish 8-4 .pc pk 1.+ + 6 ex pc. W..._,. Chest EX COMO. S6700 •alw sole s2 .soo . 759-160. Collector~ pl.it•"• 01!> 11 e ~ I a n 11 \ () P Complete H l S4oo $45-1914 MoV\ng Sale 8 30 thru \I ~ •• furn. freezer. clolhin11.. household goods. lOi I Che) t'nne. C M 'ion) T\' $225. Oak lies .. S12S l'ler l~ p Sl50 548 5649 -SSOO. Buffet Sener $41IO Going out of Business Tbl w i l2" lea\•es & 6 Sale. Janes Antiques. chrs SB50. 2 pc sectional ln1ne Coast Count') Club members hip. SI .500 + transfer 644 ~l ll APPRAISH Fee appraiser capable of hand.line e1ustang struc tures, const loans. sgl family to multi-unit, in duding comm'!.. an dllSlrial fr raw land. Mall resume to: RESTAURANT Part- lune help. must be nexi- ble m hrs. ex per helpful. perfect for homemaker s.t&-1911 2S 45. part time. book· keeping, typing exper req Good pay. Randy or Gene 957 402.S Part lime & full time positions available with our expanding Property Management Div. Variety of duties & ex cit ing locations. Z72l E Coast Hwy. CdM field green $250. Freei.er INSURANCE 673-5752. 21 cu ft sm. & other Washer & Dryer. Jake new Maytag Set of Stont• wear Matching l'OOk wear 673 2384. S52·3292 tBITAGllAMK 721 N. Euclid Anaheim, Ca. 92901 F.qual Opp Emplyr illCEIVlll needed r or tight man"acturing co. Call 546-2901. uk for Bruce HCEPTIOHIST LeadJDg Dastnbutor of Personal Computers seeks enth us1asl1 c pel'IOll for telephone. re ceptionist. & hght t> p1n1t position Rapid gro"th offers opportu.rulles in of fice on \he Newport Waterfront Call Jeffrey at67J.6243 ll!CEPTIOHISt Restaurant 2888 Harbor Blvd SECRETARY for mfg. co 1n Costa Mesa. Good typing skills, sell-starter Sal. comm w/ability & expr. Xln\ •ClERKTYPIST• Appiiancft 1010 _rrus_· c.64_26676 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WaftressyF/Hnw -COSTA MF.SA for rut food. tnergetk sales rriendly gal who enjoys people & loves tennis a.ASSIFIED workina coad. 631-0700 OUTSIDE SECRET AIY F /llme f or ofc in feodPrep/Del•lt" Shari> friendly penon to prepare food and deliver to executives nearby. John Wayne Tennis Club Call for interview appt. ~9011 or 644-0000. ask LES Newport Beach Some SA . legal expr nee. Betty The Daily Pilot has an 752·5522 openina for an outside Secretary /Gnrl Ofc. Typing 60wpm . No shorthand. Please call for details on benefit.II It salary. The lnine Co. Joyce Jerome 1061 Camel back Sl., Newport Beach, Ca. ~-S238 Equal Opp Emplyr . . Excellent opportunity for sharp, detail minded inclivid11al ln Insurance Clalma. Good typing and office skills required. Competitive salary, full benefits package. plus advancement o p port unities For more information contact _for_Al R_ie_m ____ _ Re!taurant salesperson lO handle Mfgr Rep needs p tr automotive and real non-amoker in CdM o(-e s tale accounts Newspaper sales .oex Ci~ Hrs open, 8-2 pre- penence neces.sary ferred Pleasant phone Salary phn commts111on personality, ble typina & Must ~ve car. mlleaae filmg. 675-5080. SEC'Y !Bright. organized. lSTlll HAGIE.RT crt DOn·sm.kr. for law ofc 7 I 4.559. I 4 I 4 txt. Josie, 851-9025 209 MAHAGD/f~ FUUTIME Other full and p rr pa. avail 1mmed Apply in person. LePettteC.f. Huntlneton Ceater paid. £xcellent company Sec'y for CPA Office in benefits For appoint ment for interview, call La• Bc:h Call49H034 for 642-4321, ext 277 appt. W.Sto.MtMd F/time. Appl)', Chevron. 1251 N. Coast Hwy, t..aiuna Beach. OIAHGI COAST SICIET ARY /bee. SICUT AIY II DAILY PILOT for President Our Finance Dept. seeks Rataurant 330W. Bay St. Expr'd, top aldlla req. a service oriented in· C()C)t(S Coata Mesa $1SOO /mo, ne1ot. + ctivldual with 2·• yrs. J .P . Mac'• Re1taurant Equal Opportunity benefit.II. 648-9881 a«retarial/office exper. now taklnl applications Employer Muat be aood w /uwnbers for: Nllht Cook opening.•-----'---=----SICllT ARY u atatistical typing is re- INA ._.GltC• c-.-v of HOf'fh Arnerfca SOOS.Maift °"9c)9, Ca 92661 F.qual Opportunity Employer 17 c1C yellow refrig No delivery poss. $250 Ev /wknd.s 9Sl -8530 6' Hide-a·bed sofa. Ex· celleot condition. $150 67$-9088. 673-1503. Kuig sized hea\y duty ex tra firm interspnng mat tresa. matching coil box springs, never used Worth S520 Asking S207 mcl deli very Cash only 640-aarl usually home 15 cu. fl. FRIGIDAIRE 16 French wrought iron day yrs old. Coppertone bed. $200, Spanish WI fini!h$99 499--3266 chair. $75 . Rallaan 60 yards. light green. heavy plush carpel. $50 Call5S6·~ BUMPER pool table $300. 2 coke machines $100 each 846 4355 -------- Girard turntable. works well $20. water'*<! SJSO 11-'2 0363 or 963-8417 afl ----'-------· swivel chr $50. Mans FRIGIDAIRE refrig 15 5 bike, pr beaded lamp ... elf, white Spotless cond mtSc. 968·5400 4pm _ $250 5"8·7813 pm. ----4 stock 80 Toyota truck --Panons table -1 chrome wheels w out tares xlnt Rclng, 20 cu /fl. frostfree. c ane c h a 1 rs. SI 7 5 cond SlOO Call 642 fl79S almood,hke new best of· Chrome / glass coffee ta --- fer. 644-5511 ble. $15 Country French MlaceloMovs Speed Queen washer & sofa, fr model $350 Wmwhd 8011 dr)er, Olive gtttn. top of 67~7038 _ ••••;~;;~~~·~·~;~··•• llne, perr cond S37S HorMS IQ60 F'or used furniture & ap 644.0017 If Temptations •••••••••••• ••••••••••• k pllances Wor ang or not answers Ive message PARADE HORSE 957-8133 Kenmore large-capacity C h a m PI on Morgan ....__,,_. Stallion Show Horse A ,.... .... electnc dryer. Good con· beauty 10 see, a pleasure ~nh 80l3 d1tioo. energy-saver lo own 1 or a kind ••••••••••••••••••••••• features $100. S48·0963 $10,000. includes a chest CONN Director trombooe Full time. L1ght111g mf1 looking for expr. telephont receptionist Must have good typme skil l s and li1ht knowledge of account· ing. 546 2901. a sk for Danny full or p/tlme at J .P . SALES Clerk for retail R.E. lnvestmenta. Nd qulred.1~keybytoucbls Mac's HWll. Bch. marine hardware store. penoa eKpr'd with sales essential. General typ-TYPIST 65WPM , train as Day & Ni&bt Cook at N.B. toe. Part time, ex staff. Excel typln1 & log, phones, fllina, or-computer oprerator, 10 Johnny's. Our newe'st per nee. Call Balboa phone skills . Call B. ganiutional & coordinat· ltey adder, non·smoker. Dinner House opening in Marine, 5"9-9671. E 0 . E Tompkins 16().«16() inl abilities are a must. Costa Mesa CPA firm aftStwknds. full of throphaes & nb with case Excellent con lkydn 1020 bon s Dy s 9 97 31 oo. dlt1on. $100 67S 8052 a.ft.er ••••••••••••••••••••••• ev 1wknds 951-6513 6PM. 2 Huffy Santa Fe 10.spd 9 vr old Quarter Horse DRUMS by Ludwig. llgtit blue clear 2 F1oor toms. a base 24". 3 Z1IJ!ren Cymbals. Roger's high hat complete w 1a ll c•ases S900 OMO Call a ft 6·30PM 111•) 737 6449. Receptionist for excitlDI aportih& &oods maoufac· turer Needs mature & rapooa1blt penon with Uttllent t)'pinl 1kllls Ekcellent benefits ...... R.ettptionbt for radiology of c in N B exp w11cbedulin&. insu.rance It pe1 board 171'>758-8900 Non femilla are 1eUln1 tbt carnpinl "bu& .. thla, year. If you bave a eamperthat '1 not1etUn1 I.Md. sell It now with a OuaifitdAd early November at 17th. MIF/H If you are a ae lf-C.UCorlnne7S4·1040 &TustininSantaAn.a. .::.:.;__.:..:__ ______ . Secretary·Anl1tant to motivator who enjoys Good pay :dnt benefits. SALES/DESJGN . Fl air F\nancial Genlua. Gen· taldngtbeinitialive,g1ve ---------1 N 0 e x p e r 1 e n c e for decoraUng helpful \}e, Joyful, PerfecUoni&t. wi a call. Typl1t neceaaary. Apply in F1exible hours No ex OrpnlcCook.499·~ HowJl'(IDuman EARN EXTRA penon101'2AdamaAve. per. nee. Wlll train ., _ _._...,_Oeneral n"411 THlflVIMICO. at Brook.hunt ill Hunt. -.1461. """""'~" UlllCamelbackSt.. MO .... EY a( Bell. Mon. thru Fri. btwnl----------1lrl dfrlday for ldrv~ne Newport Bea~. Ce. " O L 3 •5. Seles . base company 0101 F.quaJOppEmpl.yr FOR SCH Desl~r /Jewelry Firm fund ralalnl for colle&e ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I --------~ looldnl for profeulonal athletic depl. Typing. = JC YOU need extr cash. quality Sales Rep Xlnl ............. nd, fllina. Flex.I->hlppln1 & Recelvlnt K~Uy can tielp! We have IWUI.... ---'.. \mmed. nttd for typists. pay + comm1saloo ble with up Need gd Penoo for fast..,.,... .. ,, l5wpm4cup Some travel possible ref. 557.atlO. 1portln1 loodl mfar We allo have other 1n. Full or part time Must~matll.rew"bex· t'r•aUna aasl&nr.Jeot.s G7·2U5. S E C ll E T A R Y I Piii~ la Pf'Qd~tloll. • d CASEWORKER . 2 posi· 'nve .. tory control " avallable. Top pa/'· pa1 SALES FGS lo.lurance •l•ncy has Im.med ope_nlna for trainee, aome exper m aW> \Id helpful. ln&lde PoSitior\. Good t>enenu. salary• bon\ls. Call Un· da548-8161F.V. _ SA.LES U you are •irffalv. aad \ocJltlGI for a l\aUH In ro- ta.It Mflftt w /aood co. btoell&a applY In tienon ~ u. uaas Mon Uaru fti, S&anda1d Sboe9, 3aT1 I I 1 • •• vecaUon11 re erral tloos n or• coo-purchuin&. ~. arctaman'1 offlce. Need ~ .,. tood typlnt "telephone ShipP.o.a fr ReceMn1 6 NEV~R A FF;t:: skllla. )tint ulary • •misc. Phone T:»SPM bene(ita. Send Resume to lloa·Frt. fl80.a&a. Ab~ PO Box 2421, Newport NUi'ed 1relcome. 8ch. C•. 82M3 SHl"'MO 08'1'. ~~ s1'CR1:TARY, ••*dept. ~1 • packln• am. nieedl a 1ood lyptat, abl6 ~· W\U tra\n. ~male io ••tler&te owo cor, Pt4''d. llan\llb' "•um• rwpondeo~. iood •ta.rt· ''al11l. co. btuflta. Int lary, •Int beneftta. l>elll'oalc Corp. COtta Ctll 'JU~OO , ~ MtM. 54S-OtOa ~ .~ • siCa'JAtfJ'°.-::-3hc,. .-, lull UIM with OIAITWllSCM o:r wtout eap, or ,,Ul IEL~ 8&~V ICC.S can or come lD today INnt, 833·\4"1 \lm B•tt:. Ctr Dr • Hunt. Beach1147·3491 181.St 8UCll Blvd 1230-E bikes24"&26"boys Has mare.genUe.$600 • p um p , th e rm o s . S46·lS83 s p ee dometer& ____ _ odometer. 2"" $80. 24" Ho.Hho&dGoochl065 $90 879·4600 ext. 22•. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714-635-4657 Doy's Schwinn Cruiser. white walls, brand new cood $140. 6«--5261 Girls S.Apeed bike. 27 10 c h Gd co nd $60 ~5 MUSTSB.L IMMEDIA TB.Y I Twin bed <with pullout MAGNlFIOU EClannat trundle bed > in great A 1 Cood1t1on $100 rondlt1on I Good ror kids. Cash only 645~ guests or eve!) day use Office ~ & -• Sl2S oo Call SS2 183.S Ec,;pmtnt ·~5 IE EARLY! •••••••••••••······· .. •• C-rat. &.....&... -I070 Sharp Copp1er Mojel ... ,.... 1030 ---r SFilO. plain paper, 3 p-s ••••••••••••••••••• • ••• •••••••• • •• • • • • • • •• • ••• old $1200 S<I0-8082 14 t KOWASuper662 VAX21'4 :~M~~~~:E~1~~~. ~ _ . SLR with 90 mm lens Platinum Any kind. Finely Crafted OanashYbl pl111 3 lens filters. New. cond amount Daniel Oei.k & 2 Exec Side In orl,. boxes. Also, 548 ~ Chrs, dark wood w -'l'h Pet61Gn'a Photoaraphic -·--,. ma1a1ine back iasuea, MocWMrt 1078 brn uphol Sl4Mn•w complete lets in official ••••••••••••••••••••••• mwt sell S400 OBO tall binder• 1974·77. Offer. Birul metal spray booth. ~19-5 __ ___. _ (21.:t) SJl-1816 like new. 642 0232 9am till ,... 1Qf7 CCIII IOJS noon. ••••••••••••••••••• .. •· .. ..................... Mhc•wa• 1010 Shih Tlu, AKC F, 4 ~s Ht malayao Kitten•. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ill, 9 mo M, 4 mo. All C.F .A. Rtcadoro/Mln& CERAMIC ahclU Reu. 83.~-istn_ OUu.UneM0-1190 TitlllSQUI ,.._&°"9-" lato Doti 1040 6XI". ~per piece Paint •••••••••••••••••··~·· So. BNU>l, C.M. . -~ •IAUJ LAO'f • 1,1\all time. TM &llitl Olt, U Fa1blon hind, Ne•ii*t autb. o lJnjqut pitl'IOO W/lee~ tra1Jl. Oo04 ~ ~,· akilll " di&~r·IA ~ '° pm.a aam "° per. or ac • For uam Kan \hna Frt Sla.ft, ••••••••••••••••••••••• • &lase your own Uln Good for ~ramie &hop& Lquna NI Ju l; U1-0$U KEESHONI> Pups. AKC 71157CabotRd OWDp me. 11/F. ~. or private partlts to UM )'OUT artl1tlc a bllltlea. s.:w 7533 BALDWIN GRAIU> Ebony 5'8", 8 mos Did Perl rond UlOt<JJO tmne flll'ft, mlr. all It. ''dard bM-Si. IO'J1 a. It~.. . Bri*ll.C.M.. _.,. oal ~unity • b o w , P v l p t 1 . ~r .. M1r1H _ ... ._.._ ....... ___ 1 2J.318'1•lJUantpm. &&2-'7M ,! "' ' _.. _, J ( - MlllW_.... tltO ........ , ...... ( Tu.sday, Seg1emt>er 2 1980 DAIL V PILOT (' f :I I fl10 ••M•••••I••-•-;••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• to•o ••• ·••••••••••• ••••••• W .A-a....ED! flW nzs A.to•, 1...,.+ecf ..,_, lmporled _...... ················"····· ...........•..................................•...................... Alltoa,Uud HAMMOND ORGAM CONSOLI H-100 L'\Ct>lknt l'ond1t11in ~O' lnJ ~l'STS.11 :l2.t1110 0 80 liH t>!Mi .... l'pMllhl pllUIU \'~I) l ood • ~mt ro prl\ llt' pan~ Mi t.:.V. 11ftfr 6 pm STllMWAY I! ~ arand p1at111 bh llfl~ rt"tenth 1ehu1h 111 & Wt lffilTUH' l'Ond ,u, .. ·rh piano tJ.i 1 K9Jll flam rr~>nd Orl(Jn .S. l'la11" t..'f.nte1 :!li.H I t°llJ't lfv.' t'J" Spor+inq Good1 1094 .•••....•.....•.•.•.•.• TR•M,OLIHE i fl b) 14 ft 14ebh,.-d lllJI Qtl rollt'r. LI KI-'I' \\ I~ a l'O\ t'f t 1111 $";:!.) •I ~orft'r l'Jll 731-8216 Stor•, RHtavrant. lor 8095 ••••.••..•..•...•...... :\earl\ Ill'\\ sh014l'ol'>l' I Allio otht·r utlrat'lt11• pla~llc ..,hl'lve... 6is.x:J9o. 640-2421 SALE of rei.tauranl fUl'a1~hmJ.?s & equip l'ak ing mH·ntttf\ & lol bul thru Tue~ ~H'l'l 2nd :.1505 VHl Oporto N 8 TV.Radio, Hif;, StH'•o 8098 .•.•................... KEF Sprkr pnce!i an• J,?u I.Di up Sept I Bu' or or der now to heal In< ,.\lJanl1{ \tu'o!c !Hti 81195 Be11ullful RC\ 2S • t·ulor TV 2 yr wrn1' fre,. de l.Jvef) $124 M6 1786 40-channel l B Jeffrri.on t.ransce1\'er never taken °"' or box. $.50 or best or (i;r. Call P aul 774·0598 Two Lancer Speakers B:argam at SSO ea co.,t riew'Sl40ea. 6408862 ISLANO G\'J>S\ "'ia '""" ' c· 3 1'1a.t• m'A, •IKn prlot. rad•r \t ,.., do b ·1 ·'·~·l Yli l t:'ch m UOI 4 )' •"9 MmriMf' INh. s,..cf & tull\ 4'QUlpp.-J SkJ l11t•'61lfull' ma1n1alnl."J ••••••••••••••••••••••• n-ed~ hl (fU.hlr <II h\• Jbn•rtl ~lll• m.a' bt- 11\ Jilable 111 •'. t'111an1 H\ll ~lbl" ST.! thl, ur s \l tu nt t. A11J1r1tl•t'il 111 S't Oil.I w 111 u• II I or M uoo ~lurt"d lll!WI Su (.'u .. I 111 &> &al 11~ •W 000 1:1 no brul.·r tn \uhed l..'l•irn d10.1I 14111 111l'l1.1'4t t A'on i<•'ih r.-,1 Tr ... 1rtllffofl \\1 th fk•tt bo•Nh ,uhl l l ••••••••••••• • ••• •• • • •• ltun1·pol4t'I Juhn,on out C.1 .. n . 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I :!4 SlipJJ< k , .1 t lpt•n 1!:<74 H11 lo.man t'll~ 1u,1 llull Vnl\o :!'.!5 120 hr!t rd-111 xlnt 'hJ!* SJO!l ur \ llF S1A1rn l.l>H lre ... h bt>sloller 6-15-6:155 - \\t1 llu'h 111101 111nd \I u ' I ' ,. I I P I' .11 h~J flol) -;; HJ\ lrnt•r 27 llt'" c>nginc., Ol'"'"' \\tJrlo. S•S<X> tiiJ 84'>7 '75 20' Cutty Cabin lti5HI' \len I 0 Lu" hour!> \. H ~ 'lert•u i.!Jlle' l'Ompass ht•ad co1.·r.., slip •Jll..iblt· 'lit'wp<>rl lkach Xlnl & 1 lean ~5950 :151 5007 REDUCED! J3' Viking S F. 74 toum bn dge. pulpit lt•ak fish eqwp, 2 statmns, CO 2 !>)stem.•" n crusaders. St2,900 ;..lewport Y ucht Ex1·h ll75 1800 ;.; Y-\'.\IAll.\ 12a 1':11tlu10 Pert i:onJ \l1111ra11,p ~· #till 13~7 II GLllMIO 'IOI, I t114nr lull dre,, l'ol111 matched S2~i5 : .. 12 5i 12 i9 Hondd l 86.'>0 fannJ: plcx l'ndt'r -~110 m1 S175o i:o!>l' ne~ S2300 955-0325 Motor ..,omes. Sole/ Rent/Stor~ fl60 ...........••..•..••.•• 1978 25 FT. PACE ARROW MODEL C ~!'G E. Color T.V Portu -bl~ Rt>m ote cont rol Brand new $350 5-lli !Ii~ Boots. Sail 9060 Sleeps 6 to 8 on Gaucho beds. fully self con lamed, roof air con d . generator A M FM stereo cassette. C.B radio & only JJ.200 miles Must sell' I St>r 1698 l _ _.__ Bo.ts i. Marin• Equipnwnt .•••.....•..••.•......• 9010 ....................... CUl>tom m.tde '"t>Od Ro14 mg Dor)' Nt'eds work S2:50 Lite fbrgls RolA tng Di n gy w oar~ S29S Pbrgls Ka~ ak w •>a rs & skirt Sl2S. 673 6336 8oah. Morine "Equipnwnt 9030 ......•.•••.•••••...... 18 Clasi.1c Fan Tari launch molds &•'I Offt·r 5 JOpm 642 7097 MJgr going UUl uf bU!tl nc!>s. save up lo 50', on Manne & flshmli! .. quip 1'30 PomonJ Ave 11.;, C'.\-1 <;JiRYSl,ER 318 marint- 'engine complete with tram .. I mean com plt'lc' Sl975 ( 213 1697 4133 ur 4U4 I 548 8339 Boats. Pow•r 9040 ......................... 1977 26 Tolh Craft 'w moonnl! pnre 1~ n~ht call 673-1158 "Ti Formula T Bird. 251 ~ tW\n ~ls. VHF full 1 an va.s. loaded tandem lrlr Best of r 839 0530 ..•••••...•.......••.•. :JS' ... luop, cu ... 111m dt· ,1gnect. l'On't d for hve d board 1·omror1 'ea k1ndl) performance Well eqwp d Pt>l'k1ns tlbl. ~urcold retng Dan lorth ini.tr umentat ion CNG :.l' & o' en + more' NB slip avail $33K, 545-5609 1714J 559.1 J04 Rent 'tnotorhome 22' 2 • self contained $2511 per wt>ek + 6< d m ile 645.2283 '78 Pace Arrow C Mdl 25' Very clean. ltlnt cond Comp! equipped Onl~ a pprox 10.000 mi 116.000 . C..il 2·29 1975 d1ei.el 5 l·S!:JJ._3959 ___ _ bag!>. s~ rm ~tep knot Trailers Tra••I 9 I 70 RDF 128.500 559 81.52 ••••••• .. •••• ••• • ••••••• Lido 11 l!l!IJO compl 14 lrlr sail 1 'r & many xtrai. $1300 840 3605 Aljo Travel T railer. sips 6. good cond SHOO 646-7~ for Salt· Spntc_O_'_D_a_y Auto Servin, 'arts ~Jilhoat I l't wit h & Ac:c:essories 9400 ~~~~lei $45U !1711-7698 ••••;·;~·;;·;~·;;•;•••• 16' DYRE lnbr d . 4 C) I diesel Pedestal steering. S7250 14 ' NANTUCKET . 4 cyl Unl\ersal eng $6500 STAMAS 'e"' 32· Sports Sedan . l" m \.ferc crwsers. 6', l\W Onan. season 'l)e('1al u1lo Yachl Brokerage 673·0915 23 Aquanus with 15 HP Johnson, Dana Pomt SMOO 64().07&4 WITH USED PARTS Im ported car parts . l:\IPORT AUTO SUPPLY 101 N. Manchester Anaheim 776-9900 Pr Che' 15 .. chrome rims Sl5 Ford 4 bbl manifold w'ca rb ~ Samall parts Wash B in SlO Late model l r ansaxle core S2S Old tir e expander for spht n ms $15 1950 Buick radio & center dash g:lille $25. 1949 Packard rad.Jo 125 2 disc wheels for 1927 Chev $25 2 14ood spoke wheels Cor 25 Chev. ~. Pair 39 Packard 120 fro nt fenders S9S ~-J..179 Camper shell. El Camino. 1270. Headers.fits most sm bile Chevy 7().16 SHIU 644·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPORTANT NOTICE TO REAOERSA~D ADVERTISERS T he price or ite m s advertised b} vehicle dealers In the vehicle cla.uified a dver tising columns does not include an~ a p plicable t axes. license. tra nsfer fees. finance ch arges, fees for air polluuon control de- Vlce certifications or de- aler dcx:umentar~ pre parauon c hargei. unless otherwise specified br the !ldve rtiser '520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'II \\Ill~ .. )'~ J\'U" T J:i. \f'W llrH n11w cJrl \ .. lratn. low 1111 ~I or blt.t t'Mll 4U:l 1~11 "76 J"p l'.17. v a xlnt cond, tll .00\1 rnl. m ust kll '71441)2 9560 ..................•.••• •CHIV. HIW '10 ll'XI' STAKE! Au1um11t11 lt JM p14 r "ll't'rin1 <lu11I rejr I0•.01 G\ '¥\ ell <Sn l()ti:j' S8198! HOWARD Ch..-rolet Dov·· & (Ju.ul ~1~ 'EV. PORT Bf: \Cll UJ-0555 Funl Courier 14 shell, l'a~\ ~lereo make ofr l.\e mi,g. 548 918."i 7!1 DllL'>un Pk up Kmi.: C~b "<1111 rnntl 111 m1 nm' & ~lwll man~ \tr.1:. ~so ~ ::1:111 i Ju 11 \\I 7tl Che\ ~ • T IJU t [) I U. Loog bed ;111\ milt·~ fl ' fl Ii JUIU a'>kllll( s:lli5U Ml® n D \TSl'N PL h20 Pkup \uto tran'> camper .shell '\~"' brakes & t'nl(mt• tuneup l'ould U!>e IJalOI & l llH'l> Low .Book SI -1::!5 t19JJCl7J, 9 3tJA'I to .. 301'~1 Vans 9570 ••••••..••..•.......... Ford i6 150 .it 000 rrulei.. 6 t·~ I. s t11 k. $2600 6423493 l977 Trademan 200 work 'an ~lO '.\tust ..,ee For sale lly Owner 557 ·~72 'iJ Dotl~e. 62K m 1, cpl. pan el i ng. custom AM F M c a ss :.l e r eo ~ Ph 838 1801 ---- ·79 F1 SO FORD \'AN. sofa bed bucket i.eah. t>lec windows. bw ll ms a c t wheel. a m tfm tape deck. Offer or trade for small car or truc k ' &41 8967 '71 CHEVY Must Sell '950 494-3803 S-18 3345 A.to. W..ted 9590 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WE PAY TOP DOLLAR rortop used cars foreign domestics or clus1cs. If ~our car 1s e xtra cle•n. see us flRST' • "r:© ff I l1t o,_.. C-'v 2925 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 979-2500 WE BUY CLEAN CARS AND TRUCKS COHMElL CHEVROLET _'X.,. I l;1rlw11 llh ti I I 1:'11 •\ \1 ~~ ... \ 541>-I 200 TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR GOOD ,; CLEAN USEDCARSL PORSCHES - WANTED Allow ue the opportunJty 10 consider the purchnH or trade·ln of your clean Porsche. Check with Us Today! 13131 Herbof 8tod G•o.n Grove "' q..:ru~ Top Dollar Paid For Your <:er! JoHHSON & SON LlftColn:.Mercury 2626 Harbor Bh·d ' Costa Mesa 540·5630 w.,~ OVER lhltlo .. For Your COod \'W, PorAche or Audi antJ Tl nae 128. l «ICXI, CIHn SClllb 97'0 Vof•o 9772 OodcJt 99 J S u 1 tutl ~rric, low mllea, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••·········•· '705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• flNAL ALF \ Ho M.:o CLE \RA~l'E \U. ·791. ll l ST CO ! We 're UeJhn' • 1980 SPIDERS HERE MOW!!! HACH IMPORTS IS4ll Dove Strttt '.'IEWPORT BEA<.:H 752-0900 CU.)() or olfer 497 10.. or * 13UG 'IO ~PlOER Conv 2000 loadt'd . a c. 11ert>11, 1PtCl1&l tn m, lu& nu k ,1 beaut). m usl i.ell, ask1n11 IW'i,Wt$5 24111 i8 Fial Xl!I, 'Cini <"ond Cn 11'1 best i.tereo & tlP" derk l>' 11tem !I tK.111 ml 1)700, PP 5.16 4l'I<~ IHOSAAI TUllO. HERE MOW! txCaLEHT SIUCTIONI BEACH IMPOR~S 848 D<n e Slfffl NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 Moede 9727 Toyota '765 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VISIT YOUR ORAM&E COAST HONDA HEADQUARTERS TODAY!!! UNIVERSITY SALES Ir SERVIO . '70 Corona Sil Oil 6-16 ~ 162 -;7 SR5 L1ftbark . silver w blk. At' AM FM. 5 spd Radl':lls 536·7226 ah 6 *>Corolla. AM FM 1·ass, s.&oll m1 5) r ,. rnt) $4300 cash lirm 1;.a5 !J.IJ.1 Tri..., 9767 ....•••.•...........•.. i~ Sp1tf1rt' rad1i1I:. VOLVO SALES, SHVICE AHDLIASIHG OVERSEAS DELlVErt\ EXPERTS EARLEIKE VOLVO 1966 Hurbor Bl"d COSTA MES\ 646-9 J03 540.946 7 Autos. 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Al· &l""rb 69 \'W Bua. auto loys Radials, AM FM ,..-.. ., Call 557 21SIO 6S.OOU hghl blue Ong ownr $1400 640-2659 "72 91-l Ponsche Stereo, Bra, strof\a engine. lair Du.nebugg). street legal. cood Best Ofter 631•5898 gou<l snape but needs engine work Flair fen· ·77 Porsche 911S, xlnl ders, etc S750 955-3601 cond. all xtras. 499-4754 i54 N lO 0(486-3615 ----------1 '71 VW Bug . reblt eng, 116 912, realored in & out. new ball. great shape Best offu takes 67S 0228 S20001or bst ofr 644 1721 orGTS-3082 lve messaae i2 BUS G<>Od t.:ond '600 ROADSJ'ER S3250 OBO Blk/Blk. ori& 113,000 m1 64-i·SOSJ Malhk Sll.~J. 64.2·S290. 75 R'ABBIT good cond. '71 914, lnl, lo ml. a te. eoM.s r. bes tofrer. etiss pl yr. SJ.%!!() 3.Sm pa, 64(). 24S 7 831-tCIM '7' vw COR•ft'flble, 541-2161 1!161-o l:iw1 k HI\ 1t·r.1 Hun' l(<JOd ltMtk~ l!l)IHI "l'l lo appre1 1att-' ., 17;, 11h11 .~k tor l>J\ 1d al 1;:, 11111 77 La~.1b1" -.: Int 1 11nd 551 oo .• Cadillac I It\\ llt'I S:! 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We have a l(ood selec11on of NEW & USED l'he,roleh' COHHB.L CHEVIOLET .!>QI llarhu r Hh ti COST A M ~:.s A 541>-I 200 1974 Surburban. auto. 4 whl dr. 90.1100 m1 EoR good $2000 661 33.'>4 ·77 Che\' 2 dr CabnolN Vinyl top PS PB. air cond. radio. lilt whl S2795 o bo 559 194 Ii. 857 0026 '56 Che\'\ .i door ha rd lop One Owner Top Cond Musi sell' Will ;u· repl rea:.onable offt•r Irvine. 857 1050 73 Mo nte Carlo. rare cmdel loaded. xlnt t·ond 546-1921 '68 Bet Ai r. 4 dr xlnt tran sportation c..ir ~JS20 'i3 El Cemm_o. runs 11reat. needs little work $1750 ~ ·;3 ( ·u11 .. .,., Suprem•" a11 90_ooo mile' Hun~ \lnl Ort\t lu JPIHl.'t 1al•• Good 11r1·" 'olOllll 49h 811811 Pinto 9957 ...•.•.•........•.•.••• 7 ~ Pl'\TO 1\ C "RY. flRES SI 695 OR11 li.1161i32 n llalchhark .i C'\ I I !lpci, radials, sports ralh pkjl 1ntr t•xtr dt·Cur \t'fl < i(".•n S2~0tl 673 llfi.1 ·;4 Ptntu Hun.1hou1 Xlnt 1'0nd. !~"" m1 Sl695 or h'I ofr 673 :1n1 '77> Rfut• Pinto 32 .tl<MI 1111 \lot rnnd So!l•o() 11r l>e 1 offtor r,·,5 90IR Pontiac 9965 ...•................... 1965 PONTIAC "GTO" Recent \&he JOb & "E\\ PJlnt Chern . c .. 11 6i5 I i63 even1nli(s aflt'r 1, pm ·70 Execut1' e 9 pas!>eDJ.:t•r '>18 wag I owner Xlrll me c h cond Da)' 644 ~ E\eS 641 5!~<! 00 BON:'llEVILU: l on\I OMg ownr. !(ti to111I S2,995 OHO .'>40 ~559 '80 fB Trans Am 111 d1anapohs Pac• l'ar. ·1 l11p. Turbo, ver) rart· Sl:l,500 080. 496·4200 tf 70 ...••..•..•. , .....•••.. 63 T Bird Bod' s&nt1 Run~ OK Great to1 rei,lor Best oH tr 848 8237 ( T~. Sepc.mDet 2. ,_, ... ' I Nobody does it better . ... ~ !-J j f -. ··"' • . .. • .. • • -.... --... :i --~ • o4 -~ .... I ... = ..... * .,;J --:a ~ f) ,.,,. .... 3 ""' I KE1TLEMAN CITY (AP) - Creepy crawlers are' invading the homes and yards of this western San Joaquin VaUe7 community much to the inita- tion of residents. Caterpillars have crawled into Kettleman City seeminely by the jillions rrom nearby cotton fields. "When you get up in the mom· ing, the whole door is covered • like a blanket." Maria Avila said Monday. · "I can't even step out the door," said Virginia Cortez. ·'There's millions of them." Some enterpri11n1 reaidellts have dug trenches around their homes to combat the balty criUen. The caterplllan cu crawl into the trenches but tberoreUcally aren't 1tron1 enouf.b to crawl back out. Officials of the Kings County arriculture otnce. the beafth • partment and Westlake Fanm, which owm lite nearby cott.on. haven't figured out bow to pt rid or the caterpillan. Ironic~. Westlake did not ::r:y the cottm wttll pesticides year for fNr o( apo1tq the nearby residents to toatc chemicals. sald company ~nomist Arthur Ramm. • RitaSlated For Veteran HaroldWUU Plctnl Uld It eocaJd become a """"" buald, altboutb it la Wlliktltto~. Tbe Water Control Board waru tUt tbe toxic 1ubstaoces eoUlcl llt tnto tbe clty•s water cable. BatiM9 aald that several ahallOw, ~ ftl1t have been contamlnatied over the years and dlMd bee&ule of seepqe ot buaidoUI •uz rrom the dump; Tbt State D partment of .. Health aerees that the toxic material ·should be removed. Barnes said. However, the South Coast Air Quality Management District <SCAQMD> recommends against excavation because if would unleash chemical particles and gases into the at- mosphere, creating a bad odor and possibly a serious health hazard to surrounding residents. Milt.on Kohut, spokesman for Elan Reference l'our IJometo•a , a Dally Newspaper ' TWENTY-FIVE CENTS the SCAQMD sald that carcinogens may be released if the site is excavated. He said that at least a strong odor would extend far beyond the boun- daries of Huntington Beach. creating a nuisance. "We're hopeful, prayerful that it will only be an annoyance and not hazardous to health," Kohut said. The SCAQMD spokesman said <~DUMP, Page A2) Ca1·t~r Bits Reagan \ 'SIUl'S' On South INDEPENDENCE. Mo. <AP) -President Carter accused bis Republican opponent. Ronald Reapn. today of resortinc to "slul"a a.ad innuendoes.. al(aimt HB Council To Discuss . Cily Chief the South by bis remarks linking the region with the Ku Klux Klan. (Earlier story. Page A4> · The president, at a town meet· log in former President AP ...... JO Ye.rs ~•11•9 Wu Ymiging rides his bicy- cle at the age of 142 m bis village in northwest China. Wu says the secret of his longetivity Ues in optimism, pbysical exercise and a moderate life_ aAWC HOMES BEINC S4YED Not everything in Orange Comity was built the day before yesterday. Some ol tbe county's classic homes. built in tbe early 1IOOI and before. 8l'e IJetna Dnl!!9M''Vf!d for PQlt.ertty. For • foar "'°'plea. 1ee Pue Truman's hometown or Indepen- dence, pictured htmself as a beleaguered president and WT· derdog campaigner in the Truman mold, and made c lear he expected to win re-election in November Before his speech, Carter vis- ited Truman's 95-year old widow, Bess, at her home m In- dependence, where she is con- fined to a~wheelchair. Af-1 terward. the president said he 1 had a "very exciting visit" and that Mrs. Truman "seems to be getting well... , t Cart.er was asked about the Reagan remark on his arrival at the airport in Kansas City, Mo .• for a day of campaigning here. t .. I resent very deeply what · Ronald Reagan said about the South, about Alabama. and · about Tuscumbia when he point- ed out erroneously that I opened my cllJP.Ptl1gn l.n the horqe of the 1 Ku Klux IOan. •• the presMleot 1 said_ Reagan told a Labor Day au- dience at Detroit on Monday that Cart.er was "opening his campaign down in the city that gave bi.rtb to and is the parent body of the Ku Klux Klan." While Reagan appeared Mon- day in New Jersey and Michigan. Carter kicked off his re-electiOn drive at a rally in Tuscumbia, Ala. The headquarters or the Knights of the Ko Klux Klan is just outside Tuscumbia. The Klan actually originated in Pulaski, Tenn .• about 50 miles from Tuscumbia. Klan members demonstrated against Carter hours before he arrived. Carter denounced the Klan in bis Tuscumbia speech. Commenting on the Reagan remark, Carter said today that "anybody woo resorts to slurs and innuendoes against a whole region of the country based on a false statement, a false premise, is not doing the South or our na- tion a good service. Gas WeD Blows MANSFIELD, La. (AP> Firefighters today dug a giant trench around a wild natural gas weU that spewed flames 200 feet high after exploding ln a north Louisiana pine forest parched by drought. Tbe rig's crew of four escaped unharmed just before the well blew Monday. Coast Sunny Wednesday after- noon after nleht and mom· ing clouds clear. Lows t.onilbt in mid 60s. Highs wean·eaday 70 at the beaches, 80 inland. INSlDE TOD~ W Calilonda Youth Autlaorit11 c:ouudora q laiglan-up1 l '**"' .,,.,., • complain about,,.,~~·· lMf· fftffoe.... T1w CY A nffdl ~ '° '*' gotaQ. ~al-i.gea: Sii Pao-A7. .- IHeJl . .,...,.._ "" ~ ., .,.... ...... a,... ca ..... ..,. ........... ..., .................... ..._ M ~ ~=-:-~ ~ CM1 I.Cit.,._ All 0.... A•.... ·~ °"' .... .. ............... .._....._CIT......,_ .. ....... Aln.M-..., .... l ..... ...._ M ........ -CW ........ M ""'' JI a I I 4 I I . ( • Reuan w booed bJ IDU1 ~.be ... ~ bJ 1.M leeocea, the eompay'• chairman. bot t.be ~ wwe quickly matched by cheett. ••ll•r c-··· ..... ••11'1114 .. LONDON <AP> -Tbe US dollar IOlt IJ'OUDd ua.1.mt olber major cu.rrendea lo lr•dinl today, lo the BrlU.b pound soared lO it. blibeet &evel in 5"' yean. The doUar had fallen qainst moll curreoelel Maadu lD qu.iet fore!ID exchana• dealinp •bile Amerlcap and Caucl.lan ba.nta were cloffd for the Labor Day boUday "" The doUar continued Its slide lodJy a«iatnat major CWTen· c1es, includmg its seventh consecutive drop acalnat the Japanese yen Bftart1 Tell F•errd In F.._., GUADALAJARA. M~XICO <AP> -A flash hood swept through the town of Arandas, about 40 miles east of ~t tJlllft& four an<tJeaving about 100 mlsaing and feared dead, auinoritJes saJd today. "We lhlnk there are going to be many more" dead, Hid a hospltaJ spokesman in Arandas. Police and Red Cr~ officials said torrential rains began drenchlng the town about 5 p m. Monday, causing the Rio Colorado to n se more than 10 feet m eight hours tlount Ei aa s~..,. Molfe11 Hoek CATANIA, Sicily CAP) -Mount Elna, Europe's tallest volcano. rumbled and s pewed molten rock today, but aulhoritles said the erupt.Jon posed no 1mmed1ate threat to the island's resi· dents • A northeastern crater at an altitude of 8,400 feet opened up with a violent explosion. hurling rocks into the sky. The blast opened two more craters -ooe at the top and the other at the base or lhe 10,958-foot summit. Clouds of smoke and ashes covered the area, but by late af. ternoon \bey beean to drift toward the sea. authorities reported. Chancellor Of UCI Tells Of Burglary More than $30,000 worth of Jewelry and ivory figu,rines were s tolen over the L~bor Day weekend from the Newport Beach home of UC Irvine Chan· cellor Daniel Aldnch. Dr. Aldrich. who returned to bU J>Qver Shores bome late Saturday after a three.week vacation, told poUce the crooks prie d open a window and ransacked a bedroom and the dining room. He satd they grabbed several diamond nngs. a $10,000 sterling ~ilver selling and six ivory carv· mgs, includ.mg one carved out or an entire elephant tusk. Pohce claim the burglary probably was committed late Saturday, aflernoon aner friends who'd been watching the home left and b<>fore Aldri ch returned. Marine Hit, I Run Victim A Manrtc is listed in critlcaJ condition al San Clemente General Hospital after being struck by a car and left lying iD the road Sunday in Dana Point. A s pokesman for the C11lifomia Highway Patrol said Frederick J Deuber, 20, of New Jersey, was standing in the Foadway of Selva Road just west of Granada Drive when be was hit at about 9 p.m. The spokesman said Deuber was found lymg in the road. The driver of the vhicle that atruck the young Ma rine apparentl.> fled the scene, Hiebway Patrol officers said Jailed for 'Dust' FRESNO CAP) -A Modesto man was sentenced to 10 years in prison here Friday fler pleadinl guilty to attemp g to manufacture PCP. co only called "An1el Dust." DAILY PILOT l • Fre• Page ,\I FUNDS .•• money they have made from their jobs w go to New York ln Novembtt. she added. She said each member of the band~ dtill team and nag squad would need $560 for transporta· tion and rooms. plus money for food, sightseeing trips and warm clothing. "There are two dozen kids who never sirned up to go because they dJdn't bave tbe moaey," Mrs. Glenn said. ''There are others who are ta- f n g graduation money or grandma's bonds. Then there are other kids who are working like dogs to raise the money." Mrs. Glenn said anyone wishing to aMiat the band can call her at536-t926. E'ro•PageAI BELSITO ••• fired because be wouldn't participate in what he says la a cover·up of a ~ct of· interest involving Councilman Mandie. Belsito has aaid that Mandie should not be allowed to remaln on tbe City Council became be la the managft of MandJc Motors which bas a buslneN arraqe- ment to -handle police-related towlogbusineoss. Belsito was given a 30-day notice and otticlall say be ii scheduled to depart the city at the endofUUsmonth. Director of Finance Ben Arpello is slated to be<:ome act· inl interim adminiltrator unW a permanentaucceeaor ls found. Iran Studies Muskie Note By Tbe A.ssoetated Prest Mohammad All Rejai, Iran's new prime minister. ta 1tucb1nc an appeal from Secretary of State Edmund S. Muskie for the early, safe release of tbe 52 American hoata1e1 apendlna tbelr IO'th day in captMty today. Pan. the offtdal Iranian newt a1eney, aa1d a.Jal would~ his respoose lO Muakle•1 letter at his "next public interview ... Jt gave ao·lndtcatioll when the ln· terview would be or wbat ReJai '• answer might be. Slate Department spokes\1f0man SoQclr' MaCartr said Muskie Hnt a~ to Reju ·'on the occualcm of tbe llCW prime mln.laten appotpttneat ... catlin1bls attentiOntothe bolU1e luu• and ~· tbi bolt~· ear)1 and1afei'el ..... " .':IA . FaAlCCl6CO <AP)' -Poll ,_... tn~Uftld bythl,._ aura._~~ OrAt, ••ppartDtkWMDvtdlm IM4ltt•~·~-.... tlotbtll two da1I ~ lwt •an· d•Nclf'rom ~. ftt'9oJWM .......... tM11all ot JUldct bu&klble .... 17 ...... lnl new aboel, • tac:ket 11iic1 a Snoopy T·lblrt. ~ Mid ther.wunoevt cea.iebadbeem moleltad. Hll pamrt.t, lrvitll and. YoJaD· da Grant. called polJee Prtd.ay an.r ta. boy walked out ol a fMt. food store and qulcklJ dlap. pearedln tbe cl'OWdl. • They 1peot. the weekend ~ ln1 Mark« Setret wltb a picture of the boy. bos>hla to 11.nd 90meone wbobldaeenhim. "Somebody Hbvtouab took b.lm downtown and told' him. to •run tntotbat buUdinl'," policeln- apector Duane Ot1S speC\llated after the boy was found apparent· ly unharmed ln the Hall of Justice. ''We dop't know where he's been, who he's beell with Qr what he's been doing," Otta said. The boy's parents threw a par- l y for him Monday , but Christopher basn 't provided any clues about the mystery. Fro•,.,,_.. AJ DUMP ••• the recommendation to leave the toxic f,J\ateriai underground does not have the force of law and does not have jurisdiction over the city's final decislon. A Planning Commission study session 15 scheduled Sept. 9 and a public' hearing is set for Sept. 16 at city hall to discuss the COO· troversy. Barnes said 1.800 resadents Uv· ing within a half mile radius of the dump will be notified of the sessions. • The city planner said the con- dominium project was halted last Dec. 4, when concerns arose about the pouibility of toxic sub- stances at the site. The State aaencies' recom· mendaUoaa are in response to a private study of the aJte financed by Ute~. Dames said. Kobut •aid the SCAQIQ) 1s monltorina a almilar •bandot2ed chemJcaJ aump site in FullertxJn. ·'This is just the lip of the iceburg. and unfortunately. there's no s imple solution." Kohut said of the varying con· cerns of the different environ· mental aRencies. ''There are probably 50;000 a bandooed sites like these in ~ nation and they may become the biggest pollution problem in the country," he said. Pair Hold Up Huntington Gas Station Huntlqton Beach police are searcblnl for two bandit.I wbo bound a aentce ltaUOo attend· ant Monday and waited on CUltomert tor 4.$ minutel to COD• ceat their attempts to break Into tbe ltation '1 ute. Tb• pair failed at aalecrack-~ bowevw, and tied wttb about that bad not been placed in the sate. poUce u.ld. 1 The holdup occurred at 5:30 p.m. at the Super 1 1tatJm at 10001 Mama Ave. Police 1ald two men entered the station, di•played a blue steel NVOlver, forced the IGOe attendant. into a badl room and taped bis bands toaether. The at.. tendaat allo wu struck in tbe head by the revolver. police said. · Convoy Stranded. SO!-JTHAMPTON1 Encland <AP) -A convoy or 36 BrtUsb ArmytNckacarryin1Vi'-1equip- menllor NATO w~ camesoeu.e continent was stranded ai Southampton docks Moneay because there wu no room on a ctvlUanferry. Actress Jodie Foster, who starred iD such movies as "Taxi Driver,·• ''Bugsy Malone" and "Candlesboe." has enrolled as a freshman at Yale University. She was valedictorian of her high schooJ class 'in Los Angeles. Napkin Note Nets 8132 From Eatery Police are seekln• a bandit who wrote a lhreateninl robbery note on a napkin and then held up a Fountaln Valley restaurant. escaping with $132. A white man in hia 20S robbed A lpby's restauTant, 18175 Harbor Blvd .. Friday at 6:SO p.m .. police said. Aft.er sitting several minutes in the waiting section. the sus- pect asked the woman cashier for a paper bag. And as be re· ceived lt be banded her a note that atated. "give me all the money or I'll shoot." police reported. The woman filled the bag with cash from the register, police said, as the suspect pulled up his shirt, revealing a pistol in his waistband. Described as five feel nine j n . ches, 175 pounds, 22. with dirty brown shoulder length hair and a busby moustache, the s uspect escaped out. tbe main entrance and fled ln a white. Buick Skylark witb a black metal top, police said. FV Pre-natal Conditioning Course Set A fitneas and conditioning course for expectant mothers Is being offered this ran by the trountaln VaJley Parks and Recreation Department. The courae. open to expectant mothers lo their fourth through ninth mootbs of pre1Dancy, '11· eludes preparatfoa for cblld birth tbrouah exercises, health care, and breatblna and deep re· tax.Ula techniques. The class beltins Sept. 16 in the Fountain Valley Recreation Center O'fllllaalum. Resistntion bepna Sept. 6 for Pountmn Valley tealdenta and Sept. I for nmi-r•ldenta. ~ee for the l~weell d.., '8$17. Enro1111ieitt Doeen :Valley. Council To Eye CETA The Fountain Valley City Council will consider a recom· mendalloo toni1bt to end the clty's involYement ln a federal job program because of a lack of eligible local participants. The eouncll meets at 8 p.m. In city hall, 10200 Slater Ave. The council has received a memo from its personnel Direc· tor Bill Ackerman asking that the city manager be authorized to notify the Orange County Manpower Commission of the city's desire to end its partlcipa· tlon in the Comprehens ive Woman Held In Death of SA Roommate Police believe a Santa Ana woman settled an argument with her roommate Monday by grab- bing a gun and killing her. Geraldine Jennings. 56, was ar· reatedonsusptcionofmurderand booked into Orange County Jail. said Sanf41 Ana police spokesman Bob Helt.on. Delores Brown. 47, was found dead. about8: lOp.m. attheapart- ment at 301 S. Harper St. Helton said the two women had been liv ing together for about three months. They ~eviously had been next-door neighbors. He said the women. who had been drinking earlier in the day, got into an argument and Ms. Brown hit Ms. Jerutings in the eye He said Ms. Jennings then went ne"t door, grabbed a s mall caliber h3.ndgun and shot Ms. Brown once. Helton said he didn't know why the two were arguing. Heater Kil/,s Test Mice LOS ANGELES CA Pl -An ap- parent computer malfunction sent ~mperatures at a USC lab to 100 degrees, killln& almost 1,500 mice involved in $1 million worth olreseareb,officiabsaid. The mice. which died Friday. had been monitored for as long a'> 30 months in federally funded re search at the Andrus Gerontology Center, a facility for studies of ag· ang. To a mouse. an age of 30 months is equal to an age of 80 years in a human. scientists said. The research focused on the ef. fects of hormones on aging. bone brittleness. reproduction. in ani mats as a function of aging and blrthdefects. Gardener Goofed EUGENE. Ore. CAP> -Stale police spent seven hours harvesting some 3,000 mari· Juana plants they discovered at a farm 10 miles east of here. Police said Daniel D. Slee, 32, was released on his own re· cognlzance and returned to hls so-acre farm to find 11 offtcers pulling up the plants and tossing them lnto a dump truck. They said the plants eventually will be bu med. Employment Training Act CC ETA) program as of Sept. 30. tn his memo, Ackerman notes that , dW'ing Fountain Valley's flve yean in the program, the city has receJVed more than $2 5 million and has provided tram· ang and employment to more than 200 people But. the personnel director added. the CETA program 's funding and elig1b1hly guidelines have changed in recent years .. . Current!)., the emphasis of the CETA program 1s on pro- viding formal tra1rung for the uns killed . s tructura lly un· employed and poverty level m- dtV\duals," Ackerman wrote rn his memo program with s uch a target group has lirruted usefulness m a city such ..as Fountain Valley. since relatively few residents fall into the above categon es." he added Ackerm an said t he city's CETA enrollment has dropped from a high or 79 people 111 1978 to its current enrollment of 10 Cops Pro'bing Slayings of Niguel Pair Ora nge-County S he riff's Department investigators are still wtthout substantial lead.'> 1n their probe of the recent slaying of a LagWla Niguel couple. The bodles of Keith Eh Har- nngton. 24. and his wife Patnce Anne. 'Zl. were found Aug 21 by Harnngton's fo thcr. Roger. who &wns the Niguel Shores home where the couple li ved. Death was due to bludgeoning by a blunt instrument. the cor oner 's offic<' concluded lnvt.>sl&gators havt.• "som1· 1r: formation they arc working on. but l wouldn't call tl su~tan t1 a l" ..,aid Ll Wyatt llarl '> h (' r I f f . .., d l' p i.1 r t m l' I'\ I :.pokes man lnvesugators have yet to Ot"- tcrmane a motive for t ht• -;l:n mgs, Hart said Hamngton was a fourth·year medical student at CC lrvtne Hts wife was e mployed as a reg istered nurse. the Ha rrangtons were mamed in Ma' ,.. I.not Seems Suitable Anyone who would try and walk out with poltce property right under the noses of a station full or of- fice rs must be c razy. right? That's what happened in San Clemente o ver the weekend when a 2l·year- o ld sus pect reportedly tried to make off with the contraband As might ht! expecte<i. orrtcers spotted the thief and arrested him They returned the property to the jatl area. It was a straitJacket 6 PtAGE1 ( First Tl81e tar E1'erflt....,, Sara Bratton looks down over San Diego as sbe takes her first plane ride -on her 104th birthday. Mrs. Bratten. shown with nurle Dorothy Petry, says she bad ridden "a horse, a pig and a cow,., but never a plape. ~News· Editor Sentenced· Refraal to RelinquiBh Photoa Meam Jail AUSTIN, Texas (AP) -A judge sentenced a student newspaper editor to jail today tor nfasiag to reltnqulala oegatlwa ftl pb:ltocrapbs taken d"ria1 a cllstarbance at tbe t1Divenlity of Teua. The sente11ce was not Im- mediately impoeed. and editor ¥art lleKinaoD of the Daily 'Texan left tM courtroom wtt.b laia laW,er "I ......... JIGla are a..., of prindple abd stroft8 coa.tc- tions," Coant1 Cotan·at-Law .lucl&CI .Jcm ..._. told lldtin· JM)ft. WllSer also fined McKimoa • Summertime Pmses , . .P.fucidly on Coast I .. Labor Day weekend, the homestretch of summer that typically lures thousands to the beaches, passed relatively peacefully along the Orange Coasl . Lifeguard! from Seal Beach to San Clemente reported light crowds and few rescues. Surf, alona tbe Orange Coast, was considered small and sloppy. Water temperatures ~ere br'lsk. An otherwise peaceful three- clay weekend in Huntington Beach was disrupted late Sun- day when a Sta~e lifeguard tiower near Newland Sllleet ex· .(>loded. Two rancers. standing only 30 .Y•ru troin the tower at the time, taid tbey found some ex· pl09i•• taped to a portion ol the 1ta.nd. Tbq estimated the damace at tl.000 ad Aid the incident is iC under mveltlptioa. Eul1 tDominc &loom, Cuards 1ald, eoatrlbuted to the small • crowds iii Uuntineton where on-lT 125,000 people visited both •. eolaa Ctilca and Huntington State beadles durina the tbree- day bolida.1. • Tbe ~ of city sand .. ~D HlaaUa•ton drew 42,000 'beac~ Monday and smaller .llturea t.H other two daya. :We..,. made 85 reacuea Cfur- .. ~ the1~ weekend. • 'f tn Newport Beach, the crowds were said tD be ''typical -for a weekday.•' Roughly 85,000 peo- ple showed up Monday and caly one rescue was re~. Lifeguards in Newport speculated that sun buffs, who were blessed with a warm spring may have bad enough ol Pl~~~'Chforoneseason. In Laguna Beach. where tbe water dropped to a nippy 14 degrees, about 28,000 people turned out Mooc:t.y while caly 20,000 visitors showed up the other two days. ·SafeRetum Of Boy, 4, ~Copa Be referred to Toa' 23-17 victory over No. I Arkansu M~y nlabt in tbe first major collep football game ot tbe 1980 aeuon. Iran Studies Mmkie Note lltY 1""'1ded By&eepy, .~illan Pulaald, Tenn.. about 50 miles from Tuscumbia. Klan members demonstrated against Carter hours before be arrived. Carter denounced the Klan in hJs Tuscumbia speech. Commenting on the Reagan remark, Carter said today that TWENTY-FIVE CENTS "anybody who resorts to slurs and innuendoes against a whole region of the country based on a false statement. a false premist'. is not doing the South or our na- tion a good service . .. This is not the time fQr a can· <See CARTER, Pag.e AZ> WON"T MISS FREEWAY Mn. Janet McDonald 2 Irvine Teachers • r") End ·Long Careers ByJUCllA&DGREEN Of .. .,.., ....... Wednesday, lrvtne's back·f.c>. school day, marts the start of Dal~ Murakami'°s teaching career and the end of a way of life for veteran educators Gordon and JaoetMcDonaldofTurtle Rock. Not going to school will "feel a litile strange" the McDonalds agree. Their combined teaching experience in the Irvine and Orange school districts totals nearly 40years. Miss Murakami, perky and young-looking, said she isn't nervous about her first teaching assignment, but added. "I'll try to keep my students away from the topl~ofmyace." At 23, she will be only about five years older than some of her stu· dents at Irvine's new Woodbridge High School. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald, on the other band. will no longer have to worry about what students think orsayintbeclassroom. McDonald, who taught history at University High school, said he is interested in doing some volwi· teer work ata local museum. ''We decided to stop at a time when we could still do a lot of things like maybe starting up a small business," Mrs. McDonald said. "It will be nice not having to fitbt the freew~y out to Orange <wberenetaughtfor17years>. Ms. Kurakaml will drive to school from her Huntington Beachbome. "I've always wanted to be a teacher," abe said .. "I want my studeutl to know I'm not a threat, I'm a triend. .. The graudate of Marina Hlgh School In HantJngton &!acb will teach Spanish and Aliebra at Wood~WabScbool. JUST STARTING OUT New Teache~akami "Both classes w"111 get homework ev~y day and we'll get to work on the first day -you just can't afford to lose days," she said. Absenteeism currently causes alotrnorelostdays tbanitusedto, McDonaldobserved. "Kids nowadays just don't value their education as much as when I started teaching in 1963," be said. Coast Weather Sunny Wednesday after· noon after night and morn- ing clouds clear. Lows tonight in mid 60s. Highs Wednesday 70 at the beaches, 80 inland. I 4 a J ( n H••t 11~4 I• I •f>l,,,_I HOLLYWOOD tAP> -Denny Oeor&tTerno, h t of theayn· die: u tt'd TV disco show .. Dantt> Fewr." wu arrested la eon.nectlon with thrl'Utt>nln1 to brt!ak Utrouth lhedoorsof a Hollywood produc· t1on ltlud10, police ltatd tuda) Terno. 27. of Los An1eles. wbo abo aave tus name as Dennis Mahan . .aJlegt:dl) threate-oed to break t.hl'ou&h the doOn of MttY G raffm Studios on North Van~ Street on Mooday witb a to-tncb billy club, Lo:. Angeles police Sgt. Russ Kuster said "Dan('e Fever" i5 a producUonofMervGnffinStudiOI Tt-mo was arrested without me I dent for tnvest11ation of car- r y1ng the weapon, a felony, Kuster said BCNe111'•0.. .'W•pla".u, Boda C..arlt."fH SAN FRANCISCO I A p ) A federal 1udae found reputed Mafia boss Joseph Bonanno Sr. and hl.s nephew 1uUty today of conspiring lo obstruct Justice The ruling was filed by U.S. District Judge WllUam lDIJ'aDl and followed a 14-week trial that ended July 24. The two were accused ol interfering with a federal grand Jury lnv~tt1aUn1 possible money-laundering in Bonanno family buslnelaes. Sentencing was put off until a future court bearing. The maximum penalty for Bonanno would be five years In prison and for Jack Di Filippi. 20 years in pnson. llftlrfl Toll f'•ar.-d ha Flood GUADALAJARA. Mexico <AP) -A Oash flood swept through the town of Arandas, about 40 miles east or here, killing four and leaving about 100 nussing and feared dead. authorities said today ··we think there are going to be many more" dead, said a hospital spokesman in Arandas. Police and Red Cross officials sa1d torrential rains began drenching the town about S p.m. Monday, causiRg the Rio Colorado to rise more than 10 feet in eiaht hours . Han R~ld In Carh•r Tian-at JNDEPENDE~CE. Mo <AP) -A ~an who allegedly made a lhre at 31?amst President Carter was taken into custody today b \' Secre1 Sen·1ce agents and city police across· the str.eet from lht• high -.t·hool where the president s poke Kam.J S City pohce chief Norman Caron s aid the man was .J rrt•ste<I for alle~edly making a threat by telephone against C'o1rtl'r on \Jonda) Tht• man was a rrested after driving on the for of an .1u10 dt•••lcrsh1p <.1cross from the high school 2,300 Rochester Teachers Strike By Tb.e Associated Press Ne arly all the 2.300 public school teachers m Rochester. N Y .. went on s tnke today, as Ph1ladelph1a teachers walked picket lines in a protest against layoffs and a wage freei4! that may mean an extended vacation for 220,000 students. Th e ol o gian s and ad mini s tralors at an Iowa semmary. meanwhile, agreed to go back to the bargaining table today as the instructors sus· pended their plans to picket the Dubuque school. Cla.$SeS f•r Rochester's 34.600 pubhc school. pupils are not s cheduled to begin until Wed.nes· CWveland Forest Slwt Areas or the Cleveland National Forest m Ot-ange County have been closed to the public because or t'\treme fire hazard. ~f. f1 c1als said The Orange County S heriff's Department said 1l was notified of the closure at 12:30 p.m. Sun- day The closure will re· main in effe<'t until fire danger eases. The nalionaJ forest cov- ers much of the San\a Ana Mountains in the eastern portion of the count). ORAHOl COMT' DAILY PltOT I,... Ot.,.. C.0.M 0.Hw P.fiOt ••ttt WftK" •) ,,...C>1NO tr. ,...._.. Pr-9\> r\ pu&MllMHt Ot lf'llf O• •"'O .. C..\.' ""*•\Nnt e,.,_.._, ~r.W "1:1•h0f'\ .,. .. OUC>f,,...,. Monot, ,...,~ ,,. .. , 'u' (.O\t• Mfo.,,. Ht•~' .. _"' thtiM~ ft•.tt ft f'.oun1•1f' V•lltp lt•fnf L•tun• 8f'•l f'I ~tf\ (M,t A ,,,..._. r1'910"•I edit~ 1t. P~'4'f'H ~1\lt~'f' •net ~f'\ fM Pt~ ... °""'' "·"'fl 0'..,,, ' ., )JO Wt',, •• , Sf1'Mf ~ 0 84• l)t.O ta.t • .tM'M ''" ... "•• .,.,. •oltertN W.M a, • .,,chnl 4"d Pve>f•~ , .. ~" c.rlo• v~,..,. .. 0t11tt•...OC...,... .. ~ nteml• ICttWil (cllt .. '-:..:: ... -:- CllMtol "' ~ .. ..... -~c.- Onofre Plant To Reimburse San Cl,emente Operators or the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station have agreed to reimburse San Clemente up to $10,000 for pre- paration of an emergency evacuation plan should a serious accident occur at the plant. City council members will be asked Wednesday lo amend the city budget lo reflect the hmds from Southern California Edison Co. and the San Diego Gas and Electric Co.. co-owners of the plant located just south of the city Those funds will be used to prepare an evacuation plan for res idents in San Clemente should a nuclear accident occur at the plant. City Manager George Caravalho said the plan should be completed and sent to the C1· ty Council by mid-October. Funds rrom the utilities would go toward material, labor and expenses or city employees pre· paring the evacuation plan. , Pre1tldent Carter gets a laugh out of the bucnper: 1Hcker presented to him by Kan1u Ctty Royals' super hitter George Brett upon Carter '~ arrival in Kansas City today Brett 1s hitting 401. which mav pr o- voke a bit of env.. from tht' prl's1cif•nt. whose batting aH·rngL' 1-. con .... 1dt•n•r1 1 good deal lowe r Woman Held In Death of SA Roommate Police believe a Santa Ana woman settled an argument with her roommate Monday by grab· bang a gun and killing her. Geraldine Jennings. 56. was ar rested on suspicion of murder and booked into Orange County J ail. said Santa Ana police spokesman Bob Helton Delores Brown. 47, wa~ found dead. abouts: 10p.m . at the apar1 · ment at 301 S Harper St Helton sa id the two women had been hv ing together for a bout three months. They previously had been next-door neighbors He said the women. who had been drinking earlier in the day. got into an argument and Ms Brown hit Ms. Jennmgs in lhceye He said Ms. J ennings then went next doqr. grabbed a s mall caliber handgun and s hot Ms lJrowoonce. Helton said be didn't know why the two were arguing Fro'" Page . 1 I CARTER ... dida te tryin~ to ~<'I some polit cal ad"antage. to try to d1v11Jeont region of thC' eountn frorn another b) alleginJ! th<•I th(• Ku Klux Klan h rt.•prt''o('ntal1\ t.• of the South or Alabama or Tuscum bta Ala .. "'When I ha ve to make a tough dec1s1on." 'o<lld Curter lo J town meC't 111g al Truman I l1s::h Sehool · · 1 think ahout thl tou).!h dt clstons lli.lrrv T ruman had to makt.• · When I h<n·e to takt.· " <;lt·p !hat 1s not popular . I rhink OJbout the unpopularity flarr) Truman had to sufft'r bcfon· he .,.. ...... final ly vmd1catcd. ·· &at Blmt Hurls Creu· lillo Water II \ ' \ H I> I \I ' I II I .. 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The •41 aliens Marine Hit, 34 Salvadorans, a Mexican woman and her six children aged 3 months to 11 years - could be returned to their native countries within two to three days. agents said. It was believed to be t he largest group of aliens intercept ed since the July 4 holiday &P WI,._ Sntart Kid weekend. when a bout 40 Actress Jodie Foster. who Salvadorans tried to enter the s tarred m s uch movies as United"States by crossing the de· "'Taxi Driver." "Bugsy sert on foot near Ajo, according Malone" and "Candles hoe. ·· to the Arizona Republic. That at· has enrolled as a fres hman tempt reaUlted tn 13 deaths. in· ~ eluding those or.two men said to at Yale University. <::>he was Two l\'len Slain In LA Robbery LOS A \iG E LCS 1 ,\I' l 'T'v.o mrn 1.1.crl' ~hot to dl·ath and a thtrd ""i.IS ~cnou::.I} 1.1.oumkd dun nit .1 ho ldup a t Pa x ton Park 1n Paco1ma Investigators .,,11d th•· thr l't' we r{' shot 1n the park by thn'<' a rmed ~uspecL'> \\ho dl'mandcd money The suspt•cts opcm•d ftr<'. Shooting the two v11·t1ms, polH:c said. but ont• slaf?gered out into . the road and "'as hit bv :.i VJn that s ped of(. · have been among the smug. valedictorian of her high \ le school class in Los Angeles. '----g~"-·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A Marine la Uat.ed fn crtUcaJ condition at San Clemente General Hospital after being struck by a car and left lyin& in the road Sunday in Dana Point. A spokesman for ~ht California Highway Patrol said Frederick J. Deuber, 20, of Ne\11 Jersey, was standing in tbt roadway of Selva Road ju.st west of Granada brtve when be was hJt at about 9 p.m. The spoketman said Deuber was found lying tn the road. Tbe driver at the Vblcle that struck the young Martne apparenllf fled the seene, Hi1bway Patrci officen Uldl Cliff]~ ' Huns Friend ~ I )~~ 'I' 1.t-\G E ~ ' Tl ultn·thin PtageL Hand-<:rafted ln Switzerland All in 181.. gold the c.ase. tl]~ hands. the dmf. the bracelet. even the buc kle oo the leather stral). . Onofre Plant To Reimburse San Clemente • I Operators of tbe San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station have •creed to reimburse San Clemente up to Sl.o,000 for pre- par atlon of an emergen~y evacuation plan should a serious accldent occur at the plant. Ciey co.meU members will be asked Wednesday to amend tbe city budget to reflect the f\IDds from SoOtberD callfornla FAillOD Co. am the San Jlieao Gu aod EJectrlc Co.. cqtownen of the plant located just aoutb ot the city. Tbclllit Ctmd.t will t>e Used to prepate u· evacuation plan tor reslcleots tn San Clemente should a nuclear ttcident occur. at the pl&nt. CltJ Manager George Caravalblo Mid the plan abould 1-e ~and sent to tbe Ci· t7 c.o.cu bJ mld·Oetobu. F\mde trom the u&illtieS Would io ......,. maiertil. labor iDIJ ~ flf dt1 employeel ~ P11riq lbit .. acoatkla .,_.._ ", No Lead' In Niguel Slayiitgs Gunman 'Robs Viejo Gu· Station Boss .. Bay, 4, Returm, . . ' .. Silent oh KU/nap Tbej speqt the weekend walk· Ing Martel Setret with a picture of the boy, hopiqto find someone wbohadsem-u.hiniuu.t .... .. Some~ aybviously took him downtown and told him to •runtntothatbulldlng'," police in· aPector Duane Otis speeulatAJ aher tbe boJ was found apparent· • l)i unharmed in the Hall of JDIUte. · •we dlili't bow where he's been, Wbo he's been with or what be'•beell~."Otisaaid. Tbe·boy'I parents threw a par- lf ["'' f •r. hlm Monday, but Cmutopbel' b.asn 't provided any clues atiou&tbemystety. ... MeanV(blle, the two temporary buttresses at the. toe of the landslide remain. hindering traf· · fie in. and out of the hillside neighborhood. Vo,ar Ho111etown D•lly Newspaper· TWENTY-FIVE CENTS between $500,000 and $600,000 to repair the slope where 35.000 cubic yards of earth slid June 13. Leighton says it might cost between $8,600 and $8,800 to Wednesday council members perform laboratory tests on the will rev.iew a proposal by slide mass to determine w~eUter Leighton and Associates for re· the temporary buttress• can moval of the two buttresses. safely be removed. • . . That cost also would mclude The Irvine geologist had re co mmendation s for earlier said it might cost " alternatives to the buttresses. 'Slurs'· IJgbt Beach Crowds End SWl Season Labor Day weekend. the homestretch of summer that typically lures thousands to the beaches, passed relatively peacefuJly along the Orange CoasL Lifeguards from Seal Beach to San Clemente reported light crowds and few res<!ues. Surf, along the Orange Coast, was considered small and sloppy. Water temperatures were br'lsk. An otherwise peaceful three· day weekend in Huntington Beach was disrupted late Sun· day when a State lifeguard tower near Newland Street ex- ploded. Two rangers. standing only 30 yards from the tower at the time, 'said they found some ex- plosives taped to a portion of the stand. They estimated the damage at $8.000 and said the incident is under tnvestlgation. Early IDOl'llinl gloom, guards aaid, co.ntrib'8ed to the small crowds in HUbtlnCtoa where on· ly 125,000 people visited both Bolaa Chica and HunUngton state beaches durin& the tbree- day bollday. ni..mn.stretcb of city sand In Huntln1ton drew 42,000 beacbpn Monday and smaller ft1ure1 the otbet' two daya. Weauardl made ~ rescues dur· iJa& the boUd.ay weekend. , (See BE&CU. Pa1e AZ> Resents Klan Tie To South INDEPENDENCE. Mo. <APl -President Carter accused his Republican opponent. Ronald Reagan. today of resorting to "slurs and innuendoes" against the South by his remarks hnkang the region with the Ku Klux Klan. (Earlier story, Page A41 The president, at a town meet· J ing in forme r President Truman's hometown or Indepen- dence. pictured himself as a beleaguered president and un· derdog campaigner in tne, Truman mold, and made clear' he expected to win re-election in November. Before his speech, Carter vis· ited Truman's 95-year-old widow, Bess. at her home in ln· • dependence, where she is con· fined to a wheelehair. Af· terwan!. the president said he ' had a "very exciting visit" and i that Krs. Truman "seems to be ·1 e-~well... 1 career 1r8S &slced about the I Rea1an remark on his arrival at the airport In Kansas City, Mo .• for a day or campaigning here. ••1 resent very deeply what Ronald Reagan said about the South, about Alabaftla, and about Tuscumbia when he point- ed ollt erroneously that r opened my campaign in the home of the Ku Klux Klan." the president said. Reagan told 3 Labor Day au· ' dience at Deh;oit on Monday {See CARTER, Page A2> Gunmen Rob SC Druggist Two gun-wielding bandits held up a San Clemente drug store over the holiday weekend . escaping with $970 m checks and cash. Police said operators of 'the Med-Rx-Drug, 241 Ave. Del Mar,, were surprised by two gunmen who entered the store late Fn- day. demanding cash. · One suspect, described as be· ing six feet tall with light hair, threatened clerks with a .22 cal.iber rifle. His accomplice, also sis feet tall and wearing a moustache and bandaid on his neck, held a pistol. Orange Coast Weather Sunny Wednesday after· noon after night and morn- ing clouds clear. Lows tooidlL in mid 60s. Highs Wednesday 70 at tbe beaches, 80 inland. • • ·oETRO ( P> -.~'UI ~l&llL --.. vote. told • '11 ____ ,.. woula be t6 ttl O _ aportl ftl ,.,. to the UDlted te ·~ ~ bite• ca tta r•.'• (Setat .. atory,-Ml. • Tbe RepubU~an p,.. al llOCft.lDte "91-.d tdll •••II •• be alood In rront of 1 Chryal r O>rp. atamphll plant •hl~h produ the bod•• ol M* "K can" \bat a.-. Chry•ler a bope b' a ,.. .. nved un. Rta1an WU booM b, m.aD.Y. wonen U bo Wit lnLroduced by LM tacocea, the ~mp&nf'' cbalrman. but th9 bc>OI wer. quickly m1i1lcf\ed by c ra. "'ff••• 11«-ltl •• lad*"' KOU.YWOOD <APl -Denny GeoraeTerrto, hostofthe•ro· daca~TV diaco5how ··oan~ Ftwcr,'' -..a11UTHted In COAnttt.lon wath thttult>nln1 to break throu1b the doors of a Hoilywoed produc· Uon atudlo, pol.lee saad today Temo Z7 o( ~ Anaelai. who al.o pve bit name u Denn.ll Mahan. alle&~) lhrHtened to break tbrou&h the doorw of Merv G rtmn Studios on North \'lne Street on Monday wath a 20-lnch bllly club Los An~cle~ 1>0hcc Sgt Russ Kust.ersald :.Dance 1-·e,er" 1!> a producUon.ofMervGriflinStud1os. Te mo v. as Jrrested without 1nc1denlfor investigation ol car ryangtheweapon.a felony, Kustertaid. Dollar Cond•llf'• Dotm11oard SUM LONDON CA Pl The US dollar lost ground against other major curref1<'1es in trading today, while the British pound soared to its higbest level in 51'.! years . . The dollar had fallen aaamsl most currencies Monday. tn quiet foreign exchan1e dealings while American and Canadian banks were closed for the Labor Day holiday. The dollar continued its slide today aiainst major curren· cie!>, including Its seventh consecutive drop against the Japanese yen llPGt"!I Toll Fearf*d in Flood GUADAl..AJARA. Mexjco CAP> -A flash flood swept through the town of Arandu. about .0 miles ea~ here. killing four and leaving about 100 nuss1ng and feared , authorities said today "We ttunk there are going to be many more'' dead. said a hospital spokesman an Arandas Pobce and Red Cross officials said torrential rams began drenching the town about 5 p.m. Monday. causing the Rio Colorado to nse more than 10 feet in eight hours .ffoalnt Et 11a S~ar" 1Holtew ~k CATANIA, Sicily CAP> Mount Etna, Europe's tallest volcano. rumbled and spewed molten rock today, but authorities said the eruption posed no immediate threat to the island's resi- dents A northeastern crater at an altitude of 8,400 feet opened up with u violent explosion. hurling rocks into the sky. The blast opened two more craters one al the lop and the other at the base of the 10,958.foot summit. Clouds of smoke and ashes covered the area, but by late af- ternoon they began to drift toward the s~a. authorities reported. Caterpillars Invasion of ~Pests Has City Crawling KETTLEMAN CITY <APl - Creepy crawlers are mvadmg the homes and yards of this western San Joaquin Valley community much to the 1rnta· lion of re!-1dent~ Caterpillar!> have crawled mto Kettlemnn City seemingly by the j1llion~ from nearby cotton He Ids • "When you i:wt up in the mom· mg. the wholt> door is covered like a blanket," Maria Avila ~aid Monday · · 1 can 't even step out the door." said Virginia Cortez "There's millions of them " Some enterpnsmg restdents have dug trenches around their homes to combat the hairy critters. The caterp1 liars can crawl mto the trenches but theroret1cally aren 't strong en -1gh to crawl back out Off1c1als of the Kings County Muscular Thief I .uW' Off "Iron' San Clemente police are seeking a health nut who broke into the high $Chool welf(ht room sometime Monday. taking a dumbbell. Sao Cle}."!ente High School of- ficials saUI the thief forced a door open to the weightroom, making off witbthe$60gym equipment. DAILY PILOT ,,,.,.. °' ....... '~ 0..1, ~ ... ""'" .. " ... " t\ • f OJlftCN,.. ... ':;"'"" ",,_,.,_,. n 1"-~-=. ~;.....-=~~:.....~::. , .. C.O>l• --....... H""l-~"'lt~:~ :·~~ :;:.=; .;~= ... ~ :::::=s::.r .. ~=~.,'~.1:"\.'-cr ... tM.cai.-<:<"·-.,,.~ -·-.............. -...... llUll C~ VI<•... ••Ge-•----"' -..11 ...... ldMt agriculture office. the health de· partment and Westlake Farms. which owns the nearby cotton. h:u:en •t figured out how to gel rid of the caterpillars. lronicallv. Westlake did not spray the cotton With peS~ICldes this year for fear or exposmg t~e nearby residents to toxic chemicals. said company agronomist Arthur Ramm. biancellor Of UCI Tells Of Burglary More than $30,000 worth of Jewelry and ivory figurines were s tolen over the Labor Day weekend from the Newport Beach home of UC Irvine Chan· cellor Daniel Aldrich. Dr. Aldrich. who re.turned to his Dover Shores home late Saturday after a three-week vacation. told wllce the crooks pried open a window and ransacked a bedroom and the dining room. He said they grabbed several diamond rings, a $10,000 sterling silver setting and six Ivory carv- ings, including one c.arved out or an entire elephant tusk. Police claim the burglal'y probably was committed late Saturday, afternoon after (rienda who'd been watching the home left and before Aldrich returned. Iran Studies Muskie Note Front Page 1l I BEACH ••• 10 NeWJ><>rt Beach. the crowds were said to be "typical -for a weekday.'· Roughly 85,000 peo- ple showed up Monday and...only one rescue was reported. Llreguards ln Newport speculated that sun buffs. who were blessed with a warm spring may have had enough of Ul~ ~it<;h foroneseason. In Laguna Beach. where the water dropped to a nippy 64 degrees, about 28,000 people turned out Monday while only 20,000 visitors showed up the other two·aays. At Cypress Shores. a private strand In the San Clemente area. lifeguards had to wrestle with a beached sea Uon thlt bit one beach visitor and took swipes at several others. The 126-pound sea lion was finally loaded· Into a lifeguard jeep and turned over to Friend o( Sea Lions. a Lagunit Beach· based '1'0UP· · Crowds at San Clemente hit a · high of 18.000 on Monday. Only 10.000 people showed up Satur· day and Sunday. Cliff Jump llUits Friend President Carter gets a laugh out of the bumper sticker presented to him by Kansas City Royals' super hitter George Brett upon Carter's arrival in Kansas City today Brett 1s hilling 401. whtrh mav prn voke a bit of env' from thl' pres 1dt>nt whose battin~ .iv..:ra~e i!-i l'on-..1dl'r0<1 ,1 good deal low<.•r ~ Woman Held In Death of SA Roommate Poll~ believe a Santa Ana woman ~tied an argument Wlth her roommate Monday by grab· bing a gun and kllllng ber Geraldine Jennings, S6. was ar restedoo suspicion of murder and booked into Orange County Jail. said Santa Ana police spokesm:in Bob Helton. Delores Brown. 47. was found dead. abouts: lOp.m . attheapart- ment at 301 S. Harper St. Helton said the two women had been liv· ing together for about three months. They previously had been next-door neighbors. He said the women. who had been drinking earlier in the day. got into an argument and Ms. Brown hit Ms. Jennings in the eye. He said Ms. Jennings then went next d~r. 1rabbed a small caliber handlun and shot Ms. Brown once. Helton said he dadn 't know wh:> the two were arguing Cleveland Forest Slud Areas of the Cleveland National Forest in Orange. County have been closed to the public bccaust• of extreme fire hazard. of· llcials said. The Orange County Sheriff's Department said it was notified of the . closure at 12:30 p.m. Sun· day. The closure will re· main )n effect until fire danger eases. The national forest cov· ers much or the Santa Ana Mountains in the eastern portion of the county Fr.oM Pap :\ J CARTER ... that Carter was "opening tus campaign down in the city that gave birth to and is the parent bodv of the Ku Klux Klan · Wtule Reagan appeared Mon dav 1n New Jcr!>e) and M1ch1gan. Carter kicked off his re election drn l' at a rally tn Tuscumbia. Ala The hcadquJrlC'r" o f thl' Knights of the Ku Klux Klan i-. JUSt outside Tu!>cumb1a The Klan actually originated 1n Pulaski. Tenn .. about 50 miles from Tuscumbia. Klan members demonstrated against Cartl'r hours before he arrived Carter denounced the Klan 1n his Tuscumbia speech Commenting on the Heagan remark. Carter said today that '"anybody who resorts to slur!> and iMuendoes agamst a whole region of the country based on a false statement. a false premise. 1s not domg the South or our na lion a g<>?d service: ·'This 1s not the time for a can· dtdate trying to gel some poht cal advantage. totrytod1v1deonc region of the countcy from another by alleging that the Ku Klux Klan 1s representative of the South or Alabama or Tu~cumb1a ·\la · "When [ have to make a tough decision." s aid Carter in re marks for dcli"er) to a town meclm~ at Truman 1-hgh School "I think about the tough de c1s 1ons Harr) Truman had to make "When I have to take a step that is not popular. r think about the unpopularity Harry Truman had to suffer before he was final· ly vindicated . "When I am ciriticized in the m~ia or elsewhere. I think of the far worse criticism he had to endure. "When I look at the publ.Jc opinion polls. I recall what Truman said about those poll!> and what he did to those polls m 1948 .• Boat Blast Hw-1,s Crew Into Water ' OXNARD CAP> Three peo. pie "ere bumed -one seriously an a boat l.'Xplos1on and fire ~outh of Anacapa hland The three men wen· on ;i .W· foot pleasur<' craft out of Chan· nl'I blJnd h.!rbor h1·n· dmng ... om1• kind of refueling \.\1th J f1 ve gallon <'an \.\hen lht' can ex· ploded lht.• OxnJrd F1rl' Oeµan ffil'nt :-.a1c1 All thr<.>t> 1.1.t•n• thro"n into the v.ater. off1r1ab 'aid. one of them on fire When .i Cna~t Guard craft n'achl'd thl• Sl'ene. the pll•asun' l'rafl was :.in:.ime but private.• boats h:.id picked up the thrl't.' v11·t1m-. who were taken to St John ' ho..,p1tal m Oxnard Two men Michael Sonnen. 56. and Mark Skrentmv. 25. were treated and relt:ast.•d The most seriously burned. 1dent1ficd as 37 vear.old Frank Messano of Mont ec1to. was transfrerren. to Sherman Oaks Burn C'\.'nler 1.1. ht•r<• ht• w,1, cle sc.•r1tx'<1 as in ... 1•riou' but .;ta bit• cond1t111n "II h th 1 rd rkgn·~· burns on h1:-. l.11·1· <.1ml l1·J!" Holiday Toil . Set at 466 By The Ai.M>Cialed Pres!> Tro.ffil' accident!> .;.icro!>s th~ na- tion dunng the lhre1.• dJy hohday weekend ' cla1m1•d Jt least .tti6 It v~·s The National ~afel.\ Council estimated before the three-day holiday b<>g;m th:.it betwcl'n .iso and 550 peopll' could die on s l reeL" and highways between 6 p m 1-'n dav and m1dn1,ght Moncfa.\ Lasl ,\edr. 502 Pl'OIJ!t· wt•re lolled dunng th1 L.1bor D;i:. weekend Tht.• h11'{hcs1 traffic toll forthehohd<.1.\ w.J'otiAA m l!l&s ~ PIAGE1 1 he ultra·thm rtagl!t. Hand-crafted ln Switzerland AH u1 18k gold. lhe case. the h • .mds. the dial. tht bracelet. even tlw hue kk on the !cacher su·ap ' publlc ~are 9"1td. Today1t acUoll wa proposed bJ fifth Dlatrlct SuP,ervlaor TbomM Rlley. who, in a letter to th ~ ld the Su~r IO ls "aatonl1hln1ly quiet • wben blpated to othtt jeti In use t tM atrport. RllfY i.ald In bis letter tllal Do.lie teats COodueted d!¢iil an Au1. 14 demooatration ot the Super 80 showed it to be an aver•• of 7 .2 declbela ~uletff i_:C~·ter Bits ~ealan r 'Slurs' on South INDEPENDENCE, Mo (AP) -President Carter accused his tepubl1 can opponent, Ronald teagan. today or resortmg to slurs and mnuendoes" aJ?ainst South by his rc mnrks lmkmg he reg1011 "Ith the Ku Klux Klan,. (Earlier story, Page A4) The president. at a town m~- 1 n g in former President Truman's hometown of Indepen- dence, pictured himself as a tideaguered president and un- d c rdog campaigner in th.e ithheld Ne atives Editor of Campus ! Paper Sentenced AUSfIN. Texas CAP> ->,. ud1e sentenced a student wspaper editor to jail today 01' refusing to relinqutsh negatives of photographs taken during a disturbance at the U•venlty of Texu. Tft~ 1entence waa not lm-mediatdy imposed, and editor O.ancellor Of UCI Tells Of Burglary More than $30,000 worth of jewelry and ivory figurines were al-Olen over the Labor Oay weekend from the Newport Beach home of UC Irvine Chan- cellor Daniel Aldrich. Dr. Aldrich, who returned to 1 bis Dover Shores home late Saturday after a three-week vacation. told police the crooks · pried open a window and ransacked a bedroom and the dinine room. t He said they grabbed several diamond rlnp. a Sl0,000 steFUng Jeilnr setWae and slx ivory carv- ·~·· including one carved out ot. -an entire elephant tusk. Police. claim the buratary probably was committed late Satur~. afternoon after friends wfi,'d been watching the home ~and before Aldrich returned. Mark McKinnon of the Daily Texan left the courtroom wttll his lawyer. non. . wwe.r also ftned MdQnDoa $100 after the editor relalet to allow the judge to lnSpeet tbe negatives. The Judge wanted to see if tbe negatives were the s ame ones sought by pros- ecutors of 16 Middle Eutern students who allegedly booed and heckled Fereydoun Hov- ey d a. former Iranian am- bassador to the United Natlom, during a campus speech. Wisser said. be had no doubt t b a t three e n Ye 1 ope• of negatives contained picturei of the Jan. 31 incident..._1whlob oc- curred before MclUnon. a senior from Denver, wu eleded editor. McKinnon's lawyer, Jlm George, asked Wisser to delay the contempt of court penalty ao be could appeal to Ule Texas Court of Criminal Appeals. George pleaded that lt ~t be difficult to contact ap&)eals judges the day after Labor I>&y, but Wisser reminded Gtort• that there ••was a bil football game, and the judges wtl1 ~ ably be in town because of that." Truman mold, and made clear be expected to win re-election in November. Before his speech. Carter vis- ited Truman's 95-year-old widow, Besa, at her home in ln· dependence. whece she is con- fined to a wheelcbai r . AC· terward, the president said he had a ·•very excitinf visit" and that Mn. Truman "seems to be gettln1MU." C•rt.er WU aaked about the Reapn rematlt on bis arrival at tbe airport ta Kansas City. Mo .. for a day of campalpln1 hen. "J reaect Vf!l:Y deeply what Ronald Reagan said about tbe South. about Alabama .. and about Tuscumbia when he point· ed out emineoualy that I opened my campatp tn the boble of tbe Ku KlllX· Klan;• the president aald. • lli~ tDld. a Labor )' ao-• d~e· at DetrOit on Monday •• '.9P~ID& than the lfoean113'7 . ll'bat n1ure was disputed before the board by Newport Beach res dent Doua Parmen- Uer Jr. Parmentier. readlna from a letter adclrehed to the Daily Pilot, uJd his ncures showed that the plane was an averaee of 3.6 ~beli quieter than them. .He also critJclzed the location Mlected by McDonnell Dobe!as for ~ to &ten to the dem· onstration nJgbt, saying it did not reflect what is beard in nelehborhood areas farther from the airport. "My wife thought the DC 9 Super 80 was louder," Parmen· tier said. Parmentier also objected to the weight placed on board the Super 80 for the test. Though the demonstration was said to be equal that of a 737. Parmentier pointed out that the Super 80 . ~ Your Hometown ' Dally· NewHpaper c.ctualty can carry 43 more passengers and should have been weighted accordmgly The tssue of runway life may be a touchy one m the upcoming environmental stud ies. Current- ly. planes with a gross takeoff weight o( 95.000 pounds can't use J ohn Wayne Airport Air Caltfornia has proposed -the weight restriction be eased to 128.000 pounds to accom. (See STUDY, Page A2) THI! ltAR1T8 OVEA-8UN SETS ON ANOTHER SUMMER ALONG ORANGE COAST ll Lat»Or Der W..Und Marb Tl'lldltlonal End of Summer; Beach_•_•_A_•t_u_m_ed_t_o_N_a_t_iv_e_s __ .... ..... rtime Pa,sses ~~onCoast Labor Day weekend, tJie bomestretcla of summer that typically lures thousands to the beaches, pasaed relatively peacelull)( alqn.1 the Orange Coast. Ltfeguards tiom Seal Beach to San Clemente reported liebt crowds and few re$coes. Surf. along the Orange Coast, was considered amall and sloppy. Water temperatures were bl'lak. An otberwiae peaceful three- d ay weekend in Huntington Beach was diu'Upt.ed late Sun- day when a State lifeguard tower near Newland Street ex- plocled. Two rangers, standing only 30 yard.a f'rom the tower at the time, said they found some ex- plQtives taped to a portion of the staacl. They e:stimated the damage at S3,000 8Dd aatd the incident ls under: lnvaU,ation. Early mOrn.lnl cloom, auards . said, eaatnblilted to the •mall crowd8 tn HUDUqton where on· ly 125,000 pewle rutted both · Bolsa Chica and Huntington state beaches during the three- day holiday. The mile-stretch of city sand In Huntington drew 42.000 beachgoers Monday and smaller figures the other two days. Lifeguards made 65 rescues dur· inJ Ute holiday weekend. lo Newport Beach, the crowds were said to be "typical -for a weekday." Roughly 85,000 peo- ple showed up Monday and onJy one rescue was reported. Lifeguards in Newport speculated that sun buffs, who we.re blessed with a warm spring may have bad enough of 11!~~~bforoneseason. In Laguna Beach, where the water dropped to a nippy 64 degrees. about 28,000 people turned out Mooday while only 20,000 visitors showed up the other two days. At Cypress Shores, a private strand In the San Clemente area, lifeguards bad to wresUe with a beached sea lion that bit one beach visit.or and took swipes at several others. <See BEACH, Page AZ> ' Report Fee j I Going Up In Mesa? A plan that could triple charges to developers who must s ubmit environmental impact reports to the City of Costa Mesa 1s to be con- s 1dered by the Caty Council tonight. The council has scheduled a public heanng on a proposed new system for processing EIRs. documents that describe the ef· feet of building pro1ects on city s treets. to s urroundin g neighborhoods and public facilities. City planners have argued that the current system often liaves questions regarding the real 1m pact of development on the city up in the air They propose that all contact between the developer and the firms authorized by the city to draw up environmental• impact reports be eliminated and that the real cost to the city for processing the completed documents be passed on to the developers. Currently. the city charges $250 to process an already com8feted EIR submitted by the developer. Proposed is a fee covering ac- tual city staff processing time and overhead costs. • On larger projects, said Doug <See EIR, Page A%) Coast Weather Sunny Wednesday after- noon after night and morn· ing clouds clear. Lows tonight in mid 60s. Highs Wednesday 7.Q at the beaches, 80 inland. n Heac Hefft I• l•.-1*"• HOLLYWOOD lAPl -OeMY Gf'Or1eTerno. hoat of theayn 'lcatf'd TV d11co show·· O~ hver. · waa arttated m toan«Uon Wlth threatenan1 to bNall throu~ t~ doon of a Hollywood ptOduC • \loo stud.lo. poli~ uld today · Temo. ~. ol Loe Anaeta. who also 1ave bis.name as Denni• ldahan. alle1edly threatened to ~alt l.broulb the doors of Merv Grtrfm Studloa on Nonh Vine Street on Monday with a 20-lneb billy club. Los Angeles police Sit Russ Kusler uld "Dance Fever" 1s a production or Merv Gnfhn Sludi06 Tef1io was arrett.ed without incident ror investi1aUon of car· rylnt ~weapon. a felony . Kustersa1d ..... ..._ N..,,lwte •••la CO..rir•ftf SAN•FRANCISCO <AP> -A federal iudge found reputed Mtfia boa Joseph Bonanno Sr. and his nephew guilty today or conspiring to obstruct justice. · • The ruling was filed by U.S. District Judge William In1ram and followed a 14-week trial that ended July 24. The two were accused of interfering with a federal srand jury investigating possible money-laundering in Bonanno family businesses. Sentencing was put off unUI a future court hearing. The maximum penalty for Bonanno would be five years in prison and for Jack Di Filippi. 20 years in prison. Hea"fl Toll f' t>art-d in f'lfHHf GUADALAJA.RA . Mex0ico (AP> -A flash flood swept through the town of Arandas. about 40 miles east of here. killing fo ur and leaving about 100 missing and feared dead. authonlies said today "We thmk there are going to be many more" dead. said a hospital spokesman in Aranda,s Police and Red Cro~s offi cials said torrential rains began drenctung the town about :l pm Monday. causing the Rio Colorado to rise more than 10 feet in eight hours ffa11 Rrld in CarCt>r Thrral INDEPENDENCE. Mo. <AP) -A man wt\o allegedly made a threat against President Carter was taken into cusWdy Wday by Secrl't Service agents and city police ~cross the street from tt\e hi~h school wherl' the president spoke. Kansas City police chief Norman Caron said the man was arrested for allegedly making a threat by telephone against Cartl'r 0 1) Monday The man was arrested after driving on the .lot of an auto dcakrsh1p across from the high school. FroraP~1\l EIR ... Clark. l!Sbistant c1ty planner. the- cost -al about St5 an hour - could reach a bout $900. Airport '80: Plane Blocks OCRumroy He said costs on smaller proJ eels. though. probably would re-Five John Wayne Airport mam~mewhatiowS300. bound commercial jets were or- Under the pro sed new plan. dcred to circle the airport or "h1rh could be a roved by tes-land elsewhere Monday after- olut1on at the 6 pm meelhl!' noon when a twin -engine at 77 Fair Dnve. the City Council Jtrplane broke down in the mid· ~ould name a firm from a list of die of the runway ;.1hout a down to dr3ft futun• There were no m1uries but 1t ~I H~ took c·rev.'S more than an hour to • • • 1 ~ remove the stranded Cessna Or· the µropo~al suggests. the They said the plane's landing city could order the plannlngstaff gear crumpled aflerlandl g to draft an El R Wtlh some help n · from outside firms. Thr~ Air Californ1a nights Actual drafting or ElRs. whicb were diverted to Ontario Airport are then processed by the plan·· where passengers waited and nmg staff. cost up to $9,000 -a were-tater flown into the Orange cost that still will be borne by the County airport. developers Cleveland Forest Shut Areas of the Cleveland National Forest m Orange County have been closed lo the public because of extreme fire hazard. .n. ficials said The Orange County Sheriffs Department said it was notified of the closure at 12:30 p.m. Sun- day. The closure will re- m a in in effect until (ire danger eases. The national forest cov- ers much of the Santa Ana Mountains in the eastern portion ol the county. • OAAHGI Co.\IT DAILY PILOT ff'W 0. .... C..01 0..t• "°'IOI •••" ..-....~ ., tomo1,... tfllt Ne'Wt> ~'"''· '' ..,...,""90 h '""' 0<-CMtl -'"'°"' C-• -Olt ...... .,.. ~~ ._,....., '"" ..... ,,.., .... 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In· veatl1aton aaaert Purlniton was rldlba Ilona tbe beach Oil a bicycle and •prayed the UI\· named vlctlfD cwbo was not hoapltalized) with.out pl'OYOC&- tlon. r= ........... , ........ ""':;,1 d1moul11ttd a1ahul Cuter hclurt .. amved. C1rttr Nd the Klan in his Tua~umbla apoech. COmmt'rillnl on the 1t apn rem • Carter ta.Id today, tMt "an)bodi rtt.0rta to l and 1nn aaatn•t • ~ re1lon of the <!Oun\ry bued on a falao 1tat43ment. a fal • premi.e. I.a not doln1 the South or our na· Uon a sood Hrvtc•. "TJU• ls not LM Ume for a ean· dldat.e t.ryln1 to 1et Mme pol\f. cal advantqe, to try to divide one rt'1lon of the country from onother by alleitn• that \be Ku Klux Klan ii representaUveolthe South or Alabama or TUacumbia. Ala. "When l have to make a tough decision.·· sa.ld Carter to a town meetin& al Truman Higb School. · • 1 think about the touJh de- c1siorui Harry Truman had to make. "When I bave to take a step lha t la not popular. I thlnk about tbe unpopularity Harry Truman had to suffer before he was final· ly vindicated. ·'When I am ciriticized ln the media or elsewhere. I think of the far worse criticism he had to ·endure. "When I look at the public opinion polls. I recall what Truman said about lbose polls and what he did to those polls in 1948." It was the second day of a re· election campaign in which Carter is portraying himself as the underdog. as a proud Southerner and as a Democrat in the tradition of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Truman. That eomposlle picture emerged Mondav from Carter's appearances an Alabama and at the White House for the tradi· t1onal Labor Day kickoff of the general elect1on campaign. Boat Blast Hw-ls Crew Into Water OXNARD (AP) -Three peo· pit' were burned one seriousl·.- 10 a boat explos ion and fire :.outh of Anacapa Island The three men were on a 46- foot pleasure craft out of Chan- ne I Island ·harbor here doing some kind of refueling with a five·&alloo can when the can ex· ploded. the Oxnard Fire Depart- ment said. All three were thrown into the water. officials said . one of them on fire. When a Coast Guard craft reached the scene. the pleasurt' craft was aflame. but pnvate-boat!i had picked up the three v1ct1ms. who were taken to St. John's hospital in Oxnard. Two men -Michael Sonnen: 56. and Mark Skrentmy. 25. were treated and released. Both were reportedly from the Santa Barbara area. The m06t serioualy bumed. identified as 37·)'ear-old Frank Messano of Mont~clto, was transfrerred to Sherman Oaka Burn Center where he was described as in serious but sta· ble coodltion with tbird-degrtt burns on his face and legs. Burglars Hit Mesa TV Shop Burglars broke lnto a Costa Mesa television sales and repair shop over the Labor Day weekend police said, and took about $5.~. wortboCmerctiandise. Shop owners said the haul fn>m the lntemaUooal TV store at 573 W. 19'h &. included two video ~· corders, avideocameraandseven televlsionset.s. "-Pollcesaldthetbieves tJ•edapry bar to enter the slde door of a storage room. Cliff Jump llui18 Erieftd, LA JOIL\ (AP) -A maa JumPed ao f~t ott a cliff, IUdl.Di· feet ftnt on a frtend and lnJurin1 him aev1rely, ell)' llt'q,uarda HY- S.C.rt Kid Actress Jodie Foster. who starred in such movies as "Taxi Driver." "Bugsy Ma lone" and "Candleshoe. · has enrolled as a freshman at Yale University She wa!> valedictorian or he r high school class in Los Angeles Mesa Eyes Last Block Properties Costa Mesa's Redevelopment Agency. actually the City Coun c11. 1s expl'cted to auttionze ron demnat1on action Wednesda) mght to secure lhe last properties required ror the so-called Fidelity Block downtown Sought are four propert1e!> Mill owned by prwale andiv1duals Exl)('Cled to be condl·mned dur ing the 7 30 p m meeting at 77 Fair Dnve I!> the Ann Rowlcv parcel which houses a beauty sup ply firm at543W 19th St Januar} appraisals indicated the property 1s worth about $350.000. Also scheduled for condemna· lion is Erwm F Tonne's apart- me nt house at 517 Center St . valued at about $120,000. city or ficials note Two properties owned by Andre Schiff. a guitar repair shop at 513 Center and a storage facility al 509 Center. also are scheduled for condemnation. TotaJ value of the two Is listed at $160.<>0o The Redeve lopment Agenc) 1s expected to spend a total or about $7 .5 millJon ln securina all of the propertlea in the downtown Fidelity Blocf when purchases are completed. The agency already has named Pacific Federal Savings as de veloper Cor the redevelopment project that is ex~led to result in specialty shops and parking in the heart of tht downtown area Funds for the land purchases - about half t>Orrowed from the city's gt'ner:.il fund come through a s pecial tax on all prop erties in the redevelopment areas. Front Pap Al BEACH. • • Kidnap SAN FRANCISCO <AP) - PoUceremain mytililied by the re- turn of. 4-year-old Christopher Grant, an apparent kidnap victim found scampering around In new clothes two days after he wan dered from his parents. The boy was found near the Hall or Justice building Monday wear Ing new shoes. a jacket and a Snoopy T·shirt. Authorities said there was no evidence he had been molested ms parents. Irving and Yolan· da Grant. called police Friday after the boy walked out of a fast food store and quickly disa~ pured in the crowds They spent t.be weekend walk- ing Market Setret with a picture or the boy. hoping to find someone 'v\hohadseenhim ··Somebody ovbviously took him downtown and told him to ·run into that building· ... police in !-pector Duane Otis ~~ulated after lhe boy was found apparent ly unharmed tn lht.' Hall or Justice "We don't know where he's been. who he's been with or what he's beendomg. "Otit>sa1d The hoy's parents threw a par t' for him Mondav . but c'hr1stopher hasn't provided an) dues about the myslen Front Pagr . I I STUDY ... modale the heavier Super 80 Airport officials have said that (•a:-.tng of the weight restriruon could shorten runwav hfe Tht.• current runwavs. which h.ivt.' a 20 year hfe ~-pan "Aert· ron!-.tr11ctec1 in 1969 and hJ\t nint· yl'ar., !r -.crv1ct.' left. ~aid Supcr\'1Sor Edison M1lll•r Two Men Slain In LA Robbery LOS ANGELES <AP) -Two men were :;hot to death and a th ml "as seriously wounded dunng :.i holdup at Paxton Park 1n Pacoima I nvestigalors said lht! thre<.· "l're shot in the park by thret.· armed suspects who demanded money The suspects opened hrl'. shooting the two victims. police said. but one staggered out into the road and was hit by a van that sped off. Loot Seems Suitab'le Anyone who ~ould try and walk out with police property right under. the noses of a station ru11 of or ficers, must be crazy. right? That's wbat happened in San Clemente over the weekend when a 21-year- The 125-pound sea lion was old suspect reportedly AP Wl,..photo 112 l ~or~ l otmg \\'11 Yunging ridt"-. his bl"\ C'IP al I hl· :ti!<' ot l-12 in his v1 llaiw in north" e .... t Ch ma. \\'q sc.1v .... th{' .... errl,t of h1:-; longet1vll} ht'!'> 111 opt1m1sm ph\ "lf'al t'\l'rl'1:-.1· :1nri ;J modcrat1· 1111· City Invaded By Cre~py Caterpillars f\E-;Tlll::MA " <IT'• \1'1 r rCl'P~ < r,i'\.\ ler-., Jn 111\ 1dinc th!' honw ... .inti '"'"" of th1" \.\l' lt•rn ~.111 .io.1qu1n \.tilt•\ 1·ommuntt\ rnuch 111 lht 1rnt:.i 110n or n·-.1dl'nt ... C'at;•riilll.ll'.., h,l\ 1· 1·r;1\\ lt·d 111!11 "1 1:1t·m.1n ('11' "''"111111;.'I' It\ thl· Jlll1cm-. from rw.1rln t•otl\111 f1t•ld~ ,. Wht•n \ ou l!l'l up tn tilt' morn 111~. lht· \.\holt tioor 1" t'O\l'rt· I Ii kt.· J bl .rnlo.l·t. \l.1 rt ,1 A \I I J s.11d Monda\ · I l'an I · t·\ t.•n st<.·p out the door.' said V1r~1n1a Cortez. 'There ., m1lltons of them .. Somt.· cntt•rprisin•• rt''>ldenb ha\l' du~ trl'll• t .irnunrt tl 1•1r homt·~ tu eomb.11 tht· hJ11' c·ntt1•r-. Tht• call rptllar'> can 1•r;i\.\I tnl•• thr tn·n1·h1•-. hut 1h1·rort•t1c.tlh ;.in•n t ,lrnn.,; l'OOU)!h to cr;J\\.I I.lack IJUI OH1t1at... of thl' Kang'> <'nunl \ agr11 ultun· 111111·1· rrw ht Jlth 1l part m1·nt .ind W l·~t la kl· I-a1 m!> ~htl·h O\.\TI-. !ht n1 .. irlH 1·utl11n. h:nt.•n 't ftgurt·cl o ut ho\.\ lo gel rid of lhl· l'alt.'rµ11l;.ir~ Ironically. W1..·~t!Jh• dirt not :.pray the cotton with p1.·sllc1d<':. this year for fear of ex posing the nearby re:.1dcnt:. lo toxic che micals. ~aid company agronom1:.t Arthur Ramm finally loaded into a lifeguard tried to malite ofr with the jeep and tµrned over to Friend contraband. Murders Probed of Sea Lions. a Laguna Beach-As might be ex~ted. based group. officers spotted the thie( LOS ANGELES ( ,\ p) -DetCC· Crowds at San Clemente hit a and arrested him. They lives now believe that the murder high of 18,000 on Monday. Only returned the property lo of four unsll!>pecting people in a 10.000 people showed up ~tur-the jaJI area. West Los Angeles neighborhood day and Sun<tay. It was a straitjacket. could ha\'e been gang related ~~~~~~~~___:::============~- P ~T IAGE~ •• The ultra·thln Pta1eL Hand-crafted ln Swtuerland. All in 18k gold. the calie,j tl}e handr.. the dlal. the bracelet. even !,he buckk on the leadter •trap. CAllrQaNtA 92bt>O ; I ..., Jtl'J ••.• ,.....1-9 511*-.... •s _.,. .. + .... .., . ~ ~ ... 16oll.o .•.• 2•141 + ~. 11-• .• S)Y, 17~ .... 11 . ~ '"" .c>l't + '•• ·~ .... " ,~;· ... SI«+~ 2t .... u ... ~. ''"' ....... it ...... ,., 3'\IJ+ "" 1'--"' tO 1 in. ~ ;~ UAL ~, " '• ~ " .... ., " '• '• 1. 1 • '· . ... '• '• • " '. \, '. 1. \, '• .. ... ... "" ... '·• "' '• I., ... Va \'o s OAILV~lOT U Safeway Tops I ,arge Ret8ilers Bite Food Bill By MILTON MOSKOWITZ One supermarket chain ~ 6 pereent of all the retail grocery sales in the nation. That's good enough for first • place -and it's held by Oakland-hued Safeway Stores. ' whose supermarkets can be found primarily west of the Ml11laaippi, alt.bough they also have a strong presence ln the Washington-Baltimore comdor. What does 6 percent of national grocery sales add up to? $10.9 billion a year or roughly $30 million a day. Another way of putting It is: Safeway gets 6 cents of every dollar spent by Americans in food stores SAFEWAY HAS BEEN on top of the supermarket in· dustry for nearly 10 years now, havtng displaced the old leader, the eastern-based A&P cham l.a.st year, A&P dropped to tblrd place behind Cincinnati-headquartered Kroger. To the rescue o( the sagging A&P enterpnse have come the Germans. The Tengelmann Group, a fam1ly- owned Wt?2lt German retailer, has acquired a 47 percent stake in A&P and intends to accumulate more shares. Meanwhile, they are moving A&P anto a "smaller ls better" stance . Tengelmann has had great success in Eu rope with the Ir .. Plus" stores, which, in Money Tree contrast to the giant supermarkets of this country, carry J limited assortment of items. A&P now operates about 40 Plus stores here. They may add as many as 90 this year A&P has already slimmed down to 1,540 stores That's haJf as many as they had rive years ago, which in tum was half as many as they used to have in the 1960s Figures on retail food sales have sometim(.·S been d.Jf ftcult to get at because supermarket comparues lump their ~ales with other kinds of businesses (drugstores, for exam- ple) or with foreign sales. But an mdustfy group, t he Amencan Institute of Food OL5tribution, bas managed to isolate tht?$C' figures and rank the players. Here 1s how the- top 10 gt'OC(!rs look <in terms of food sales and market share). Safeway, $10 9 billion (sales), 6 percent <market share), Kroger, S8.7 bill.ton . 4 7 percent. A&P, $6.2 billion. 3.4 percent; Super Valu, SS.4 billion. J percent, Winn D1x- u:, $5 2 billion, 2.8 percent; American Stores $5.1 bilhon. 2 7 percent; Flerrung, $4 .7 bilhon. 2.6 percent, Lucky, $3 6 billion, 2 percent; Southland $3.4 bill.ion. 1.8 percent. and Wakefem, $3.1billion.1.7 percent. SO 111ESE 10 COMPA.NlES account for 30 percent of grocery sales m the nation. Some of the names on tlus list may need further ex- plaoatiOo. Super Yalu. for example, is based in Hopkins, Minn., and ranJts as the nation's largest food wholesaler. They sponsor many mttependent retail grocers in the Midwest and South. They al.so own outright 100 food stores -and they also own the Sbopko department stores and the County Seat apparel chain. Fleming and Wakefern are also behind-the-scene dis· tributors whose sales are nmg up under different retail banners. Fleming operates out of Oklahoma City and dis- tributes to some 2,300 supermarkets bearing such names as IGA, Minimax, Thriftway and United Super. Wakefem 1s a retailer cooperative based in Freehold, N.J. Two of their biggest cbain outlets are Foodarama and Big V Sbop .Kite. Winn Dixie is the pride of the South, Lucky runs second to Safeway in the West, and Southland has more stores-than anyone else: they're the 7·11 operator. FINA.UY, THERE'S THE NO. 6 retailer, American Stores. They operate the Acme supermarkets m the East and Alpha Beta supermarkets in the West. Jn between there are "2 Skaggs combination food-and-drugstores. They're based in Wilmington, Del. Number 11 on th.ls list is New Jersey's Grand Union chain with sales of S3 billion, good for 1.6 percent or the market. The roster works its way down to 135 companies. The last is Meijer, a food cha.in based in Grand Rapids. Mich. They have annual sales of $196 atillion. and their share of the national grocery market is one-tenth of 1 per- cent. British Feel Pinch As Layoffs Spread LONDON <AP> -Unemployment has reached runaway proportions in Brita.ul as more and more firms with once-proud names lay off workers or put them on short time in a bid to stay afloat Shopkeepers up and down this country's Main Streets are still carying on their spring sales in hopes of trimmmg swollen inventories in what is shaping into Britain's worst recession in 50 years. THE OUTPUT OF industry is at its lowest since 19TI. New orders in the construction industry are down 20 per- cent on last year. Unemployment bas reached 2 million, the highest level in more than 30 years and the government says the worst is yet to come. Even more significant, the percentage of jobless is highest in the English Midlands. tbe industrial heartland of the nation -13.9 percent compared to a na- tional average of 6.7 percent. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher says the country's economic woes are the price that must be paid for the economic reform -some say revolution -•her Conservative Party administration is pledged to carry out. Gold Q110faflo•~ By The A.s5ocb1&ed Pniss Selected wwtd gold prices today: Loadoa: morning fixing $632.25 up SJ.SO Loacloa: afternoon fixing $MO.OO up $8. 75. Parta: afternoonfvci.Dg$636.25. up$4.08 Fradftut: ftxing $632.55, up $5.08. Zartdl: $639.00 bid, up $12.00; $642.00 asked New Yon: Handy & Harman mid-morning $640.00, up $8.75. New Yort: Enaelbard sel.lin& price mid-morning $640.00, up'8.75 .. New Yorlr: Engelhard fabricated gold mid-morning , $862.~. up $9.06. ·Sllrer NEW YORK <AP>' -Handy & Harman silver today $18.240, up to.09 En1elhard silver $16.190, up $0.09, fabricated silver SlT.052, up$.O!H. NEW YORK CAP). -Spot nonferrous metal pnr.ea to- day: Copper .~·1.01~ a pound, U.S. dest1naUona Lead.40-42 centa a pound. Z ~est& a pound. delivered. 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'"'°"··· ot ~··~ lna'""19 ol T~, ~··a ~t1~ oommentttY on Hie netwe °' c!MlttallOn. ~ e:ooi =MOYll * * * "lolloM 01 A 8ummet" (197') Jodie '°''•. filloMr'cl Harrie Three da'f9 In "" ... °' • 11-~-old..,. -'"' ~ al* '*"' dlMtM .... dfWl'llt\Nd • N90MOVll • *" ''Mldwey" {Pert 11 ( 10111 OMrllOn HaUOrl, ~ ltonde "'-~ WOl1CI Ww M ~ bet· t•'*-J~*'° Aiied klnlM IOf cont~ Of t?le •ttMIQIO P9cltlo Miland of Mlftey .. dr-tfNd cme9:00 -41£chCJea of. Sum· mer.'' Jor.tit! Foeter playa 1 alrl with an locw-able heart condlUon ln thta TV movt wttb Rlchard Harris. NBC 8 9:00 -"Midway." Part I of th dramatilatlon of the epic batUe ln t.be Pactftc with Charlton Heston and Heney Fonda headlna an all-star cast . I ~YWmcw.ea ••• '"The~ Malt80ol'" ( 1965) Antnony Oulnn. ~ O'Hlnl A "*' deflea dtlltll ""-1 he enlera the bullrlnG to lmptela .. -he lcMe. n iw..1 • ,.. 000 OOUPl.l Ill ,.. ttlroM ol • llenQ· CMf, o.c. ltW'OWI ~ OUI ol tM 111*1m1Jnt • ntl MNfY Hill IHOW 8erv1)' portn1ys • hen· l>edlecl l'luetWlnd witn an !l" kif pratty girll • ntaHUMAN pr~ Ofct41'tA "SOIMttllng FOf EYWf)· one''A~'I~ siroductlOn tellln .. the foQllJ ol ttllll him explaining "'* worlllngl Of • t)'Plcel OOITlm\MM In Ctltna 1 t:30. (I) U.t. OPEN TBNIUPOATU HfOhllOhtt of the d•Y 'a action .... ~*1 from Auefllno Meadow Plll1t In CotoM,NY D THllnTOfl CAMON Gw.1• ... ter Ut11nov. Tom Snyder. Judy Col~n•. K•le~(RI I OATIHO GAME (II AeCNEWS HOGAN'S HE1'0f8 Klink 1Nm41 tNlt Stalag 13 Ms maoe "'* top ten 11s1 '" ptl-ol .. ., came>• • OITIMART Mu and 99 P<>M u Army P!Waonntll 10 lfllC> • PIJ')lci'I• Ahltl WOl\lrlQ for l<AOS ··~MO NlWI 1uoeo MDMOYll • • "lton•" l I07tl D•11n1a Weaver. Pat ..... A....,. .... nowf.. illt-CMll'-'*' dlllc-• "* • l!'WP of OOClll .... ~lar•..,•OI ~,._. -~-.... w OAHMON Alf Old liiend Of <:.nnon'e It ICCUHd 01 being lll¥Ol¥ed tn a GOUn19rl911 •lock oertlltcate •Windle rt TWIUOHT ZOHE A Mlln hndt lllmMll •N alone tn • 1NMH town • MISSION: IMPOSSlkl! The IMF 11 ll&llQnetCt Ill the North Pote tt-301 DATIHOOAME HATIONA1. hEWS 1:00 TOMORAow 6-t Miiton Berte !RI .MOW * * "t The High Comm.t· aoOf* ( 19681 Rod hyln<. Choe10Qher ~ An Auttr•llen POl•C~m•n enc:ounlfl<S lnlt!QIJf! ~ l'llUf def wl\olct on H~'On 11*11 '" London t I hr !>'I min I Cl MAV£AICI< MaYllnCk t>ec:omet trienck ""th tilt! oullew "41 ..,,, hired to return 10 '"" Unu ed St•IM trom M11•.co .. MOVIE * • • Mr1 P11r'•RQlon (19441 0-Oar'°" Wal lllr PldQil<>O A Chltllrml'led woman. w"<! ties Ile~ l'lf!f goel or grM1 ...... .,., '" ht!r lllwhme, it IMle llrs l!im1n I CD MOVIE * • R1cochl!t Rom8nC,. t 19!>!1t Marf(>'ot• M..,, ChlH Willa Trw. ~ COOi< "'' • <luek! ranct> tr- '"" tuck at ITWllCl>mltktf>9 M>d mao-c ( 1 '" .10 mon I 1 10 8 Cil BAAHAeY JONES 21)0 0 8 NEWS CJ MOVIE • • Sht> M ........ 1,, Go ( tta) Ml'lll KllriM. .. MOHllQM T'Wo ~ lry to g.i moMy _..,to• dllWlt ~.(a In.) =1= l:IO MCMl • * '-t "The Steel Tr-o" { lt51) .IOeeOf'I CoUeft, T.,... WrtgM A -ol'IWI OOIWlnoal lier '-bend to mum • i.ge -cf,_.. ey b9tot'9 It Ill MMed l I "' 60 min I 1:1161 NEWS l..'00 MOYie • • "HofllOnt Of The SH" ( tt721 Ooc:vmentaty nw... ~ d~ llfld .~tllf'• end a.at~ H they Hplora the off • llhOf1I rtlQIC>n• OI Auatrall4 l'_ hr 50 MIO I 3 15 tD MOV1! • * Beo-nn1ng Of The End (llM7) &tan Donlevy, Rot>e<1 Walk., A K>enl._. lll'IO "" ..... .,. protounoty •'*•ed by lhe ~ men1 Ol 1"41 a tomoc t>om«> l!_"' :.>!> Mlf'I I 4<lC>U MOVIE * • • Suez 119381 Tyrone Po-• lO<etta YOUng HO D NEWS M-f"dRr•da11'• Da11•i•r fforirs t 1 '00 • • * HOid That 8at>y t llM'll 8-y Soys. Lao G~ -AFTERNOOH- t2"00 CJ * * * &!!It's On Theo< Toes (19'i21 Myrn• Loy • .if'an"f! Cr eon tD • • • · Mannanan Mf!IOdrema ( 19341 Clark Gllble.. Myrna Loy ti) • • • • A O.s1an1 Trumpet ( 19641 Troy Oonohuf!. Suzanne Plt'thelle 1-()() 8!) • * •'> An lnS(>t!C1or ("111~ t 19!>4) AlaSlaor Som E•lf'f'n Moore 3i>O CJ * • '• DM1ry I 1955> Audie MU<Jlfly. Man Blanc- h.1r<1 ~ •••• T hf> Man From I""' 0.ntor< CIUD t !96J1 Cl11nn y """' C•r• w.t,ttms 3 30 fJ * * • T,,._ Pol And Tr"' ~m I 1% II V•n- (f't1I P,,f! J0nn "-4" 0 * • S•<'p Th.ii~ t 1<1'111 Sod Mt-it"" tns A~r.-an ~ OUI to bralAt tne . J 7,30 9 l~™E TOWN COlwe ~ atlCl s ..... EO....O~ ~ e day beelillllll" ... "' the ceal """ c.... ol ,..... '1'°""1) And llw AHtlMa • • hMlnd ._.__ looi. at ~°' ~loeC> ~~~Lobo ; OC>NAHtll Mall·OtdM l!lrldtl" by Armatrong & Batiuk 0..alN"f Lbfhtfl• 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles D KNBC \Neq Los Angeles 9 KT\.A( nd) Los Angeles D KABC-T\I (ABC) Los Angel1>:. (I) KFMB (CBS) san Diego 8 IO-U-T\I (Ind) Loe Angeles al KCST (ABC) San Diego • I KTT\I (Ind.) Los Angeles KCOP-T\I (Ind.) Los Angeles • • KCET· TV (PBSJ Los Angelel> 18 KOCE·TV (PSS) Huntington ~~h "'"' • bomCl er'C! IOrni """' I<'\ ... "'-" rob the on., ~!Al OrNIONlP4.c:aL Bl..()Q(H nw. lltnWI '°' OOftm)I Clf 1"'t "'*" CIOftt-.U. untt Mc-. INlf• ~., °""' .. ()91.,,... . • HAl'PY Dl\ft ~ 8"d "'-g9llQ ~ -"" ~ '811\ hung9r ende~bMr ..... Otl • '*"'*"~Ill .. ~...,. ...... ~ D T1'4EWCR.DATWM ~ "'°"" 9roueMrd •nd hll wife Kelly ;;""'-ra COMflANY Stlnl9)' Aac>er. OOl'MllCICI tMt ,,.. •• ..,.... "' otritl • -..y pla10nla. ...... '°' Nin to dale Illa ~ c; a al.YGMHAM • °"""'°' ......, ....... au..:~ ...... Aon ~ Joan Ven ~ 0..... Maeorl. Aoblft ' J .I • J a ne Seymour T -akes 'Best Role' COLORFUL ROLE J-. Seymour LOS ANGELES <AP> -Kale inurdered her parents. tamed to prostitution and ~ pet"9enliot&. abot her husband. walked away from her wedlock-born twins. and died an arthritis-crippled paranoid. Jane Seymour wiU attempt to portray Kate as a human bei.Da. Kate la the riveting female lead in John Steinbeck's epic "East of Eden," which will be shown in seven blood-curdling hours this fall on ABC. The character will be played by Miss Seymour. a stunning Englishwoman who strives against all odds "to make her vulnerable enough that the audience would actually care about what she did." She retarna to prostitution. murden her m.ctem, takes OTer the house and turns it into a den of aesoal depraritJ. In the end.. the monster in her bas squelched every human trait, and pushes ber to suicide. Jltu Seymoo.r, moeUy tmknown in America despite a 1littering lilt of credita, Joota on Kate as .. the best piece of work I've ever done in '!!>' life. It's the best role that I have ever read. ever, in any medium •. To play a character that ls ao many different people, and allo not even human. is fanta5Uc.•• Salina wbo b Cal. Everyone knows. bat no one admits to it, because the man owns the bank. "In fact, there was a mixture of pride about Steinbeck and a sort of embarrassment about people's families being talked about so openly." THE SEGMENTS WERE shot motUy in sequence, which meant that for several weeks Miss Seymour had to portray a dying Kate. "The last few weeks I was playing a woman who was locking bersell up In what amounted to a coffin-<a windowlesa room); who was crippled AMONG THE OTHER ltarl d the by arthrttia and was paranoid and SlO million project are Timothy au.aplcloU:i and batefUl of everything Bottoms u Mam, Bruee Boxle1tner and everyone around her, even the u Charles. Lloyd Bridgee as Samuel light d day. Hamilton and Sam Bottoms u Cal. "There wu quite a period of Avenue" and th e virginal card-reader Solitaire m "Llve and Let Die." "The point 1s, no one has actuallv categori.Led me. It'!> the best thin~ that can happen to an actor. but 1t ':. the worst thing that ,can happen to someone who wants to be a star Stars play themselves and the pubhc buys them, not the package No one quite knows who the real Jane Seymour is." The real Jane Seymour 1s a one-time ballet dancer who was forced to give up "my real ambition" because of cartilage damage in her knees -"the same thing that happens to soccer players ·' ACADEMY AWARD winner Maggie Smith took the frustrated dancer aside one day and mentioned Govenwr On Soaper Anniversary Early in life. Kate focused on the world with a troubled mind. As a teen-ager, she killed ber parenta by setting fire to their house, then ran away and becf'me a prostitute, Nearly beaten ftS' death by her pimp she is rescued by Adam and quietly gets him to marry her- one of Kate's twbuoo.a. comlna down from that," she ShootJn1 waa crammed Into a explained. "I have a tendency, I'm 78-day 1chedule on location In told, lo become the person I'm Savannah, Oa., Loe An~ and the playang -Which ls kiDd of tough on Stetnbeck0ountryoear8atbis.---earute. especially when you're the possibility of an acting career TULSA. Okla _<AP> - "She was the one wbo sowed the Gov Grorge Nigh has seed," Miss Seymour said made. his nat1onal~y HOLLYWOOD CAP > -Johnny Carson will celebrate his 18th an- niversary as host of the ''Tonight .. show on NBC with a Jive. two-hour prime-time special on Monday, Sept 29. TllAT PIAN GOES awry when she becomes pregnant by Adam's brother, Charles. She triea unsuccessfully to kill her unborn children, then breaks away from tbe family by shooting Adam. The Sallnu portion wu espectaJly pla7m,' & Dmter." meaniqful for M.111 Seymour. lt ts perbapa this ability to lose "A •tained ....., wlDdow bad Jalt benelf, Pb.YllcillY and emotionally. been PUl \lP in bOaOr d t.M woman tn a eharacter:..t.bat hat coet Miss ~at l waa pla)'ln1,,. tbe acuw S.~S:: the attention lavished on recalled. "Sbe wu a feal penon. ac With leuer talents. And there'• a real penon uvm, 111 'Best U.S. Judge' Profiled. '1'1118 Yl!ARt IN addiUoo to ICate, I be p I a 1 I a be a U t I f U·I tµm«·tbHien~ actress OPPOllte Chril~ Bene In '1Somewhere in ~me .. and 'tile unsuaP8Cilna straight fuy for Be&ijl to ·~oh, ·Heavenly Do1." In put years. abe b.ia ranied from Sbake1peare to "Battlestar QallaCtlca," from a pioneer women • in ''11\e Awakenl:n1 Land" to an alCObOUc dNA dellper lo "Seventh , t • After years of playing anything she . t e 1.e v 1 s e d dram at•. c could find in England. Miss Seymour acting debut .. on N~C s abandoned her native shores for the soap opera. Texas - jungle of Hollywood. act mg ~ part of Gov "I came to America with no job, no George Nigh . work permit, no agent. It was pretty H e a n. d h I s w 1 f e . crazy the first six weeks or so, and ~onna, filmed a brief tben I started beine offered really night club seque~ce and good wort." h~ had a few Imes of Most ol the wort was on television dialogue as they sat at a a medium that she would just as soo~ table in the night spot. forsake for the creative liberty of ".Texas,'_' like CBS' cinema. She fmds ll ironic that her P. r 1 m e · t ,1 .m e s h o w meatiest part to date, therefore, is a Dallas, is about 'l'V production. c .r o o k e d o I I m e n , "I'd rather do tt in a feature mm," dts honest. ~a.nchers. she admitted ''but you couJdn't play greedy pohttc1ans and ' sex that character, that range, in a T.h Ni h h d be two-hour movie. TV gave me seven e g s ~ en hourst and I consider it a great gift " asked by a friend to At."""* Unlt9d HaUone CIUCpoet In the tnuien Nofth ...... ~ng haa gone tembfy wrong. .............. ..,...,.,,.,., appear on the show. ~ ~ ..... , ... 11 .... , ...... ,..,.,-. 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