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Home My WebLink About1980-09-09 - Orange Coast Pilot- o~pe _ras Women's Status Panel Issues Call for _ Revival -TUESOAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 9, 1980 VCK. It.. lltO. m. a llCTl-1, • ~Aeat • • • • 3-city Road Work Plan llevealed Sleep A ·ilment Defense Eyed !officials Pave the Way I ~ders Finance 81 DAVID KUTZllANN ot•DMt'l'~I .... Attorneys (or Dr. Louis Ala.ia of Hunt1nctan.Beacb, accused in a double slaying, are already geartnc up for defense of the physician today now that be is . once aeain free on bail. The Huntington Harbour p~sician 's attorneys have already indicated a key part of their defense will be Alaia's bouts with arcolepsy' a nisease which causes an uncontrollable desire to sleep . Alaia. accused of killing bis ex-wife and her attorney friend June 13 with a boning knife, bad· been taking a medication Ritalin fQr the illness, which bas side· effects that include tension, anx- iety and aggressiveness. SAN MA(AtlHUI Project By RICHARD GREEN Of•Delly-Sleff Re presentatives of Irvine, Costa Mesa. Santa Ana and four development companies paved the way Monday for nearly $1 million in road improvements along common borders of the three cities. ''It is a first of a kind for this area . . . getting cities and large developers lo work together,'• Costa Mesa Mayor Arlene Schafer said al a press con- ference lo announce what was des-cribed as the "unprecedent- ed'' agreement. The Irvine Company, C.J .. Long Beach attorney Ed Georae Jr .. who c laimed Friday's Fourth District Court of Appeals ruling to reinstate bail aids bis ~a·s e ''im- measurably," said Alaia bas an appointment lo be examined by doclon next week al a so-called sleep center in the San Fran- cisco Bay Area. Alaia had la.ken the drug only hours before the 8 p.m. slayings in Margy Low Alaia's Hunt- ington Harbour home . George and defense co-coUMel Albert C.S. Ramsey bad argued strongly that Alaia 's freedom on bail was necessary for the pre- paration or their case. which they said involved detailed ex- aminations by doctors and psychiatrists. Segerslrom & Sons, Royale Det••"'9t-au. Development Corp. and the MAP tNDICATUNEW ftlCUll:a WA£MT ~ " • ,,..., Warmin_gto~ Co. w~ll pay ~or • ----·'~' .. ~~~.-c.: ~~n•na...$~s=t.1on Thr•e-dtyAQreementWtth Developera o.~n.cltci "'°vliletor'rri1ftc ' i'fil proveriientsonriiAfihur Mo-ped-truck Crash Kills Valley Girl ------------'!...------· Boulevard, Main Street and Women's Panel Revived By ROBERT BAaKER Of .. Deity ""', .... But Orange County Superior Court Judge Orella Ferri Sears had revoked the orthopedic sur- geon's $250,000 bail a week and a half ago on a motion by pro- seculor Cliff Harris. New Leaihr ~ (;roup's Still Shaky Seventeen-year-old J oanne Brown was killed Monday after- noon, apparently on her way to varsity tennis practice on the first day of school at Fountain Valley High School. Fountain Valley police officers uid Miss Brown, who was rid· tnc a mo-ped, died at Fountain Valley Community Hospital after a 2 p.m. collision with a dump truck. Traffic investigator J . C. Harris bad sought Alaia's jail- ing pending trial because or the curcumst.ances of the crime - multiple slayings. Ramsey filed a writ with the appeal court in San Bernardino a day after Judge Sears re· voted bail and jailed the Los Alamitos surgeon. Acting on that writ, lbe state court stayed the bail revocation order until bearing• could be held on the merits of the defense <See Al.AIA, Pase AZ > By GLENN SCOTJ' Of .... o.tty "-' ..... Orange County's Commission on the Status of Women bas been having its own status problems. The 15-member group appoint- ed by the county Board of Supervisors bu been without a paid coordinator for the past five months , and by a ll ac- counts, the advisory and educa- tional group sanctioned in 1975 bad been slowly losing its momentum. But a new coordinator and new officers were on band Mon- day for the commission's latest Brokaw said that Miss Brown appeared to be properly in the bicycle lane on Slater Avenue when the truck collided with her when it was matin& a turn from Slater onto Ward Street. , "I • The tall blonde girl, a popular and active senior at the hi1h 1chool. r epor tedly fell un- derneath lbe rear wheels. Miu Brown wu described as "a 1uper lirl" who would have been the best doubles player oo the 1lrls tennia team. "She wu a stron1 and silent leader who led by example, .. ac- cordinl to coach Nell Snowden. Sbe won school letters the Jut two years when 1be won about 70 percent of ber matcbea, Snowden said. Sbe al10 waa a top maht (See llO-PBD, Pa1e AJ) Musical RHt CJier: Song's Too I.Dud LAS VEGAS, Nev. <AP>· -State officials have recom- mended a $180 fine against entertainer Cher for allegedly sing- int too loudly during a performance at Caesars Palace, the Department of Occupational Safety and Health confirmed to- day. • The proposed fine stems from a July 3 performance at the Strip raort that was monitored with sensitive sound equipment by occupational safety officials after Muaiciana Local • filed a complaint. Irv Klqer, vice president ol tbe local, aaid the union bu been pushing Strip resort• to cut the noiae level• in performancee. Ca6fornian Shot ''Our people are sulferiq," he said. "It makes our mem-ben IO deaf. Once a musician k>aes bia ability to bear hilh NEW YORK <AP)' -A pitcbes,be'snotwortbadamn." Callfonta man wu 1bot lD tbe Jay Arnoldlen, bead of tbe Occupational Safety ud Health 1tomaeb by a muuer lloaday department'• Lu Vecu otnee, •aid botel offteta.11 coatelted the alpt after be banded over '30· propoeed fine and a review c:ommlttee would ban to determine ud Im wife Rre&JDed for help, lf • violation occurred. Hotel oftldta.11 bad no commtDt. police 1ald. The couple wen The -..cl level dwinl tbe July 3 performaaee report.db w.at1lled • ,......... aad Hant« bJt 115 dectbell. TUner~Tanaaa."'" ... ,.... _____________________ ,,,, ..... r I• meeting, and they challenged the group to take the lead in at least a few women's iss ues. The commission is budgeted $40,000 this fiscal year, and new Coordinator Carolyn L. Baker of Laguna Beach told the membecs they must set some new goals and "produce at least one tangi- ble accomplishment" by the end of the year to justify the funding. Ms. Baker, reading from a prepared statement, described the commission's politicaJ posi- tion as "preurious." and said members should-come to grips with the "cold bard realities of our situation." She said the group needa lo resume monlbly meetinp and follow up on new ideas and l'ftOmmendaUona. ·~we must a bove a ll e lse become visible in Orance Coun- ty," abe'said. "Let's face it, our credibility d in trouble." Although Ma. Baker said there will be critics who expect the comm.isalon to flop, abe said the collection of "brilliant, talented women" bu the resources to become a powerful voice to bei1hU!n women's roles ip the county. She 1uuest.ed that the ;r com- m j11kJa could become a kind ol clearlnchoule in the county for wow:nen'1 luues ud it could pro- Probe Demanded WASHINGTON (AP)' -eona.....-..1 Republicans an c1Uln1 for u Immediate ln- vt1U1aUcm of tbe Carter ad· milllltraUe111'1 d11cJoeure ol a .• new 111tem permittJaa U.S.· warplanM to penetrate Soviet. air defeDHI without detectioa. duce a director of women's services. which she said would be "a real first." Commission members d~ided Monday to expand the scope of their monthly calendar of ac- tivities for women to become a newsletter that also would feature various programs for women and list the com - mission's actions. New Chairwoman Leab Sklar encouraged the comlllission lo develop some of its own projects rather than teaming wltb other agencies as "ooe leg of the cen- tipede." The commission is supposed to hold public bearings soon to hear what issues county resi- <See WOMEN, Pace AJ) Repuhlic&n Raps Reagan MENLO PARK (AP). -A Ufelonc Republican unhappy with Ronald Rea1an is leuiq everyone know bow be feels: Wayne Bell, a 54-year-old ca· ble en1lneer for a telepboae company, decided. to make a personal statement, 10 be = $4,800 to rent a billboard the Bayabore Freeway ln llealo Park. On it he posed the quee· Uoa, "Can we afford a 71-year- old preltclent?" Bell 1aid be became upHt while watchlnc the Republlc:an convention, and switched bl• support to lndtpendent can· didate Jobn Andenoa. Sunflower Avenue , among others. Each developer has building plans that will greatly increase traffic on these streets near the intersection of the Costa Mesa and San Diego freeways. ·'The additional traffic in the area will be equal lo that of streets in the South Coast Plua area al Christmas." Santa Ana Mayor Jim Ward said Tuesday in the South Coast Plaza Hotel press conference. The hotel lies at the western end of wbal is known aa the Main-Sunflowe r corridor bounded o n the e ast by MacArthur Boulevard. About 4.7 million square feet <See ROADS, Pa«e A%) Coast Weather Partly cloudy through Wednesday. Highs Wed- nesday 76 at the beaches and 85 in the inland areas. INSIDE TODA\' Ho hum, the Roma how three quar1erbocb OQGift Oftd Ow debate ootr who IQ'ill Oftd thot&ld p&at, continue•. Su Page 8l. - .. !· l DAILY PILOl 9. 1980 •• Is Anderson Out? Traffte Cite• Newport Hits Debate Decision Becomes ticky Coastal Plan WASHINGTON IAP I 1' Lea1ue or Women Volf'rt or ficiab mc:e&. today to d~<'tde whether lo lnvite John Anduaon lo t•k~ part In th• lu1u .. ·1 pr11 sldential d"b•lU, tho find lhem1elv• mlrt'd in th .. utant' intrl<'•cles or natmnul p<illl1ul polls At the nmc Ume. th.ere ,,...,nu to bl-l"Onlualon oo tnd~~nt1ent und1date Anderwn ft part u w whttb«t' ttM! Wllltf' tloui~ haa 1hlf\H panuon on 1u m•tslenc that OOI)' ~ dent Carter and Ronald Reaaan parUc1pa\e tn th" first prt1a1dt1nhal dch•l• WM d (rom I.ht Whitt> llou r was n., <' h411 "«' C•rt"r hBti atd 1111 alontc he "o uld debalt' nderson 11lo11a 14'tlh Rr•1tan. but only tf hf' rac·e11 ltUiAn ulont' r1rat Anderson wan\1 In on the rirst match. which '-» regarded H having the moat lnl\~nc<' on voters The-lca1ut:, In an effort to avoid ltaal hassleg, set what tt'm~ llkt a iurnple stand~rd for lnvltut1on11 to th ird pirty t undlduteis The candid-.te had to rtiuc~ lht: 1~ j>t!r<'tm\ level in notional 1iolls By STEVE MARBLE OI .. o.11'1 "*" llaff Plans for residential develop· ment a.long the western rim of the proposed national park in sout h Orange County we r e criticiz.ed Monday by Newport Beach City Council members as not adequately dealing with traf- fic concerns . · Amie Kamala, an Irvine Com· pany representative, said much of the envisioned development would be estate·type homes, anywhere rrom one to five acres in size. . Wages Weighed' Hut tht' fa('t that league of fk1ul!J met'UnAt today have lnvit t•d 11 c •rPI! of polling experts and U<'Ddt'Ollf1' SU(U!ClllS tbat tht- fo.rmulu m.ay bt' a good deal mo re-complt('ated than Im a"1oed onl)' partly because poll15 lllkt'n over the las t three week' put Anderson's nation Ill :stundtng at anywhere from l3 percent to \'7 percent .,.w,...,.... TIPS FROM PAST Alcherd Nixon Newport o(fjcials have no vol· mg power over the matter, but wer~ .given a courtesy look at the JOtnt county-Irvine Company plans during a Monday after- noon study session. The council, des pite its traffic worries. agreed to go on record as supporting the plan "in con· cept " Development on the coast, jwit south of Cameo Shores, would be mostly custom homes Hamala said, adding tha t i he area probabl y w(\Uld not be terraced like the Cameo Shores develop- ment. would be confined to a JS.acre site in Sand Canyon. adjacent to the ex.is\lng Crystal Cove State Park, and a 90·acre parcel near P elican Hill, envis ioned as a ''hotel-park" with structures ranging from four to 10 stories in height Do Fat Me11 Make Mon> M01aev? • Nixon Gives Advice to '00 Deooters NEW YOR K tAI'> O\\'rf'at 1ng m.,y falll'n a mun s pay<'he<:lt a s well .i :. hl s t omach. according to rl' searchers who studied lbe effect o( girth on <1lanes An art1ch.• 10 the Amencan Journal o< Pubh<' Health said mature men who are o,•erwelgbt tend to make more money than slender colleaques Robert A McLean of the University of Kansas School of Business and Marilyn Moon of the Univers ity of Wisconsin· Milwaukee said they did their study to check a popular belief that shedding pounds can benefit a person's career "We found no depression 111 wages because of obesity . Instead, wages rise as weight rises for individuals with1n our sample -3S cents (per hour) for every 100 percent increase in the Killed for 'Pay t au o of 4t'tual to 1di-.il w ~1~hl 1 he re!k'ar<'hl'rS said fhetr :1tuc1y examined d t .. on 2,J56 own aged 51 to 65 fn>rn the National Long1tud1nul Surve) don .. b~ Ohio State lint vers1ty · ·Tbt-re ultio reported here suggest the ex1sltoce. among mature men, of<) 'portly banker' ef(ecl ," the two said "Large) s1z.e may generate a 'non-vl!rbal signal' of power, strength or capability which commands respect from co-workers and employers " However , the study does not say whether adding pounds helps a person get a raise. or whether people who get higher salaries just tend to eat more. Also. no data were available for women or younger men and the weight-wage relationship may be different for them, the researchers said. While the debate quest.loo is dt'bated. both Anderson and Carrtcr were stumptog an New Jt1 sey today. and Reagan was 1n Chicago The president was taJcing part in the dedication of a steel plant in Perth Amboy, N.J .. giving him an opporjunity to defend bis economic policies and attack those of Reagan. Carter said at the ceremony that his economic recovery plan wou Id create a mi Ilion jobs over two years while Republican oro- mises of \ax cuts would only. bring "massive tax breaks for the wealthy and massive increases in. mfla tion to working people.•' In Chicago. Reagan said in a major economic speech he could trim $195 billion or more in federal s pending in the next five years by eliminating "waste. ex· travagance. abuse and outright fraud" in federal agencies . His advisers said the GOP n omin ee 's goal could be achieved without junking any major federal progr ams. 1'he Local Coastal Program plan. which comes before state coa s tal commissioners next wee le for approval, calls for pres· ervation of up to '74 percent or the acreage between Corona del NEW YORK (AP> Can MarandLagunaBeach. didates who have paid attenuon It a lso outlines plans for con· to history will concent rate on str.uction of up to 2.000 dwelling winning the ~udience, not the units, as many as 2,000 hotel war of words . in the 1980 pres-rooms and a number of visitor id ential debates, s ays former ser ving facilities . expected to President Nixon. complement the proposed na· Nixon. in an interview broad· tjonal park. · cast today on NBC's "Today" '"It seems to me that if Coast show. advised this year 's de· Highway is being counted on to haters to take a tip from his 1960 handle the traffic, there may be m atch with John F. Kennedy a problem." said Councilman "Polls were taken after my Paul Hummel. "Coast Highway famous fi rst debate with Ken is spoken for " nedy. which indicated that those Council members said the who heard it on radio thought 1 plan's maps, which show two had won," he said '"Those who · roads cutting through the saw me on television thought 1 coastal hills and intersecting looked terrible. which I did. and with Coast Highway, have them they ... agreed that he'd won " worried · The lesson. said Nixon. is that The plan recommends that .. n:iaking very small debating Sand Canyon Road be extended pomts or even big ones won't through the area and intersect win this particular election It's with Coast Highway north of El how the man looks, how he Morro Elementar y School. The State coastal commissioners, who meet next Thursday in Los Angeles. must approve the plan before the Irvine Company can move forward with its plans. The development firm already has donated acreage to the state and has agreed to dedicate more land. up to 2,650 acres, if it re- <'ei ves permits for construction of homes. Approval by the coastal com· ~1~sion also is one of the pro- v1s1ons set forth in California Senator Ala n Cr a nston's bill calling for creation of a national urban park f'NHRPageAI ROADS ... of commercial and industrial de- velopment will be constructed there in the next several years according to Les Card, directo; or transportation for Irvine. Teen Star StuJem Admits to Murders Reagan called Carter 's economic record "an American tragedy," and pledged to re- vitalize the economy as presi- dent th.rough substantial cuts in income taxes and removal of burdensome government regula- tions. Reagan, speaking in Kokomo, Ind., on Monday before headin·g for Chicago, called Carter's plan "cynical" and "political." sounds " other proposed road. Pelican The League of Women Voters Hall Road. would reach the is to announce today who 1s highway north of Crystal Cove. eligible to participate 1n the de "l don't see the San Joaquin bates it will sponsor this year Corridor s hown on here and. Nixon said he didn't blarne be lieve rne. the whole thing P resident Carter for trying to hinges on that," stated Coun bar independent J ohn Anderson c1 lman John Cox fJe said lhe new buildings will generate up to 58,000 additional automobile trips. Irvine Mayor Art Anthony said he hopes the agreement would show Caltrans "us little kids at the local level can work together to solve traffic pro- blems BALTIMORE CAP) In the middle or jury selection, 18-year· old Michael Schindler. a h.igh school footba ll star and former class president, abruptly told a judge he was "ready to accept what's due to come to me" and pleaded guilty to two counts of murder-for-hire. The pale. soft-spoken teen· ager then received two concur- rent life sentences for the kill- ings. The aJtemalive was a jury trial and a possible dale with the gas chamber. Schindle r was accused of strangling Mary Thompson. 23, a n d h er 83 -y ear -old grandmother. Maria Zisser. at their Baltimore home for a fee of Sl.000. The youth changed his plea Monday from innocent by rea- Abscam Tape Shows Offer WASIDNGTON CAP> -Rep. J.obo w~ •ittilut ., tt. · defense table in his bribery trial, stared at Rep. John W. Jenrette, the unwitting star of an FBI videotape. "l 've got larceny in my blood." the on-screen Jenrette tells an FBI agent posing as a representative of an Arab sheik offering $50,000 in $100 bills for legislative favors. Ear Her. the congressm an says: •'There's nothing l'd rather do than walk out with it." Bu\ Jenrette, repeatedly of- fered the money. repeatedly balked at taking it right away. He said he would "(eel more comfortable" with extra time to consider the deal, and later, "If I take the money from you, I'll have a lawyer -probably my law partner -take it for me ." ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Tru• Or•l'WJlt (o.t\t 0 ••'• PtlOt ,..,tn lllf\•l"l ., <on"lbl~ ,.,,. Nf •\ Pff'\\ ,, ovOh~f'Wtd o .. thfl' O•.tno• '°"'' P\i'bl•\f'l•"'Q Cetm"n' ~ •• ,~ ..OlhOf\\ .tft DvOh\htG ~.t'f tf'\f~ 1'11(10 •or (OU• Mr\• Nr•C)Ofl 8f'«" H""t1rtoQ10t'I 8 ••t " f"ow"I••" Y•t!•-. ""'•" .. l..t9U"• e ... ," Solen (.N\t A "'~ .. '•t•Of\•I f'd!ltOft •\ OVC.ft\N~ s,..,,,04io MMI Sw"CI••\ fhf' pt1ft(1C)lil Dv0h\.h\ft9 04i...,,\ t'\ '' lJO W•\l 8•~ St"ffl "O 80• •>tO Cott•...,._,. C•1t'~""i ... ,,.,. ._ ......... ... Ptf>\·M"'t •""'d P1.1f'llll•V\lltt ,.-.... ,., .. ···~" f ct11or ffltel'ft.A\ 6 Mv..,....• M•,.ot1Q1nQ Eo1tor CM f .... H ..... , 6\1\l\t•ftl MAn•Gl"O [d•IOI Tel•phone (71 •11424321 CllHlll•d Advef11elng642·5671 rrom S•" C••"'"'• •tMtOO ~,...,,_ HorcU\ Or•"9'' Cov-Mv (~"'''*' U0-1220 .. son of insanity to guilty as jury selection was entering its third day. Dressed in gray pants and a s t riped s hirt . th e for m e r Pat apsco High School senior said he did not thmk his derense was "breaking favorably " Al an earlier hearing, a medical expert said he believed Schindler was insane and that f~r Schindh~r the s layings were hkl' "planning strategy in a foot· ball game " For more than an hour Mon· day. Schindler answered ques· lions from his lawyer, William Zinman, and assured the court he had not been pressured to ac· cept the plea. Z1nman told the court Schindler had not wanted to drag his family -o r t he families of the victims - through the long, pain(ul court process. "Up until this time . . Mr Schindler was a young man who had it all togethe r . He had everything going for him," he said. "As one or his teachers said, 'He was a young man who knew wtfat he" wanted to do an<f when he wanted to do it·.•· Cr iminal Court Judge Joseph I. Pines accepted the state's re- c o m ~ndation in t he plea bargaining and pronounced sen- tence. U nder Mar yla nd law Schindler could have raced de: alb in Maryland's gas chamber since be had been hired to carry out the Thanksgiving weekend murders. Shorfly after his arrest in December. Schindler confessed to the killings. Mrs . Thompson 's hus band, Anthony. 28, pleaded guilty in Ap ril to charges he hire d Schindler and another youth to kill the women. Thompson indicated in court las t spring he wanted them killed. so he could inherit two homes Mrs . Zisser owned. I',.... Pap Al MO-PED ••• softball player and was active in s tudent government and other activities. She was described as a B plus to A-minus student in college preparatory courses. School officials said Miss Brown, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert C. Brown of 10931 San Leon Ave .. had app-arenUy gone home from school to change her clothes before re· turning to practice . It was on the return trip that the acc.ident occurred. The team was informed of lbe tragedy at 3:30 p.m. "We •ere in total shock," Snowden said. "Lota of lhe lirla were crying. We sent lhem home because we couldn't practice." Driver ~ l.be truck waa iden- tified u I.Boy e. Buu.. ss. of Bellflower. lllvesti1ation 11 COD· tinuin1. No cltat.iooa have been i1aued. from a three-way debate includ· ' Other <-oun c ll membe r s · ing Carter and Republican can ag r eed t ha t th t-propos ed didale Ronald Rea ~a n The trans portation corridor 1s a ··caltrans has not done what they should to even maintain their state h.ighways (in the cor- ridor area>." he said. "Lighted s igns o ut for months. Potholes and fences not being re- paired." Former President Ford met with Reagan in Chicago, re· newed his promise to campaign hard for the GOP ticket. and hit Ca rte r's admin1slrat ion for re· vealing a program to develop a radar-evading aircraft. He said the disclosure of the "Stealth" P.rogram was "unwise and poten· l1a lly dangerous to our national security.·· 3 Men Held After Siege PORTLAND CAP) Three gunmen who served cocktails to calm their hostages during an 18·hour siege in a fashionable s uburban st eakhouse were frig hte ned young men who bungled a robbery , authorities said. Two men, handcuffed to the last two or their 12-hostages, SUT· r~ndered Monday afternoon; tttree hours after their comrade walked out of the Ringside East restaurant. police said . Arrested on 12 counts of kid· napping, 12 counts of armed rob- bery and 12 counts of coercion were Gary W. Muse. 23, and Angelo C. Cavantoy, 19. Their hometowns were not immediate- ly known. Arrested on the same charges was Patrick 0 . Kelly, 18. Portland. who gave himsell up. Irvine Coast Park Studied The planning and Ole impact of the newly created slate park along the Irvine Coast will be discussed Sept. 18 in the Ford Aerospace cafeteria in Newport Beach. David Alle n . or the s tate Department of Parks and Recreation. will be the featured speaker at the 7:30 p.m. event. s po1>sore d by the Newport Harbor Area Cham ber of Com- merce. Admission is $2. For further information caU 644-8211 . ,.,,.....roeeAJ ALAIA ... contentions. No hearing date was set Friday. Ramsey and George have argued that evidence will show Alaia ia guilty of no worse than manslaughter ln the deaths of · Mrs. Alaia, 37, and Long Beach attorney Marvin Tincher. 50. Atala ii accused ol killing the pair alter going to the woman's Huntinlt9ft Harbour bome the ntcbt ~ l"rtday the 13th to pick up their two children for a weekead, Father'•' Day visit. A trial date ia to be aet Wed· Hiday. former president s:.i 1d he m1J!hl must if residents a nd park vis· do the same if he were ih 1tors are to have a way in and Carter's pos ition out of the a rea But if Anderson is not includf'd It has generally be en as in the debates "he has no chance sumed. though. that the long- whatever to carry any state, let planned corridor would form the alone make a differeoce, .. said northern boundary or the park Nixon. "1 s ay 11\clude him artd "The way to approach this." The road-improvement pro- ject is to begin immediately and take about three years to com- plete. The agreement, approved by council members from all three cities. was near ly two years in the making. we'll see which 1s the better Councilman Hummel told coun- man." ty and Irvine Company officials, The former president said that "is to terminate Coast Highway with Sen Edward Kennedy "out at our city limits and realiz.e this of the way," Carter could "move a rea has to be served another "'ay The cities are to coHect de· veloper runds within their own jurisdictions and dist ribute them for road work throughout the lri· city project. to the center" an his battle with Reagan But if Anderson enters the de bates. Nixon added. "he keepl'.> Carter to the left " .The o~er side or the com, said Nixon, 1s that keeping Anderson out "can alienate all of those An derson voters who potentially. as they get closer. will leave An derson and go either to Carter or Reagan." • Nixon attributed low voter tu.rn~ut, in r..ecent iwesi~ ... ele~tJons to a feeling on the part of many voters that "they've lost control of POiiticai evenls." But he predicted the turnout would rise to at least 60 percent • this year because of an ap- parently close race between Carter and Reagan and "the An- derson factor." Frcn11 POfle .t I WOMEN ... The four development com· panies will contribute funds based on a formula keyed to the dents would like the group to ex· traffic their new buildings in the amine. Mrs. Sklar·s suggestion corridor will generate, city of· strongly supported by other ficlals said. members -was to seek to That(ormulacalls for : te lev~se the proceedings with' -Royale Development Corp, s pecial telephone lin es so to pay $264,000. v1~w~rs could contact the com· Warmington Cq, to ~ll<L IXllSSloo.!(-9{') hp,... .. ~ -• ~~ ..dQ:I'-' -OOQ. ·-~ -~·~ '41 ..-# ··, ~~ T~e. e£posur e ~r"JM ~ttelp-...~ ~ 'tfie~ ltvine Co. to pay pubhc1ze the commtssion 's func-$197 ,000. lions and also would reach peo· -Segerstrom & Sons to spend pie who otherwise wouldn't at-$285,000. tend a meeting, she said After about five years further Once the commission decides improvements will be n~eded on which issues lo examine, mem-corridor streets and the cities bers will try lo devise projects and companies will embark oo a or caf!lpaigns to address them, possible "Phase Two" of the she said. agreement, city officials said. COVER SOMEONE WITI-I GOLD. , 14 karat yellow gold mesh collar. $2,050. SLAVIC K'S h nt t<"d""'"'"'' 11•1 f,Hhmr) l~l.11,d, Newport C cn r1:r. Newr\lft Bc.id1 I ( 7 111 f>•M-1 \HO I nthlf r ... '"""' \\ '''"'""'" \l•ll l.111on• I hit• M 111. c ''""µ' ( .,, ..... N"1 ''""" r 14,. A1111<h" '>~11 l>•q l" u• '" >t•• \ ..... 1 \40.~t ~ .. -... h.Atif"> ... '\,.., .. _,,,,,'"' '"" ~ ... "•lo\_..tt• \ -... . ' National vs. UJctd 2 Unions Wooing County Workers By t 'aEDt:aaca SCllOt:M);KJ. OI '9le Deltf ,-.. twtt A two-way conteat with 1\s sl ak e the rt((hl to '"PrHt>nt more than 5.000 Oranst> County e mployee.a ls loomina betwttn the Oranae ounty t:mpk>yeet Auociation and tht' nation's ln1eat public employtts uruon The American F~erat1on QI St ate. County and Muolt'ipal Emplovees. a dtvi 100 of the r A t-'I. 10 . wanu lo put lbt" 10<-al or1anaahon out of busmeaa A F SCM £ now npreunta mort' than one mHhon 1ovem nunt workt-r natlonwid.-. '" clud1n1J about l ,SOO county emplo)'tt1 who han dropped OCEA. accordlna t o R on Colt man. dlrt"ctor of the wuon's southern Calllom1a council "Orangt Coun ty rmployt!ell are conung lO reaUte they nftd "I Plaque Plague Clemente Ends Tmdition San Clemente has abandoned the pracllce or honoring city servants with plaques made from old municipal pier pilings. THE QUAINT wooden plaques were presented to reltr ing council members and commissioners for years, but the City Council has ordered the practice balled. The reason ? City maintenance workers are spending too much ti Ole makin~_the awards. the councilmen said. It seems it took 80 man hours just to prepare six of the plaques recently. mainly because the pier piling wood is brittle and plaques often split just as they are being finished. THAT MEANS starting over again. Council members said they will rely on traditional plaques made at trophy shops in the future. Sucreeds Foottter Wooden to Head County Planners A .. Earl Wooden, a 6-year member of Ora nge County's Planning Commission , was elected Monday as the panel's new chairman. For Wooden, 40. it will be bis first stint as elected chairman since be was appointed to the commission as 1st Distr ict' representative in October 1974 by then-supervisor Robert Bat- tin. Wooden was chosen by the other commissioners in a special electioo called to fill the position left vacant by the resicnatioo or Richard J . Footner. Another election -this time the regularly scheduled one - will be held in December to ap- point officers for 1981. Wooden i s the bus iness manager for the Pa inters and Drywall Finishers Local Union Operators No. 686 in Santa Ana He promised, as chairman, to .. endeavor to preserve the digni- t 1 and harmo n y o f our sessions." Irving Pickler, the 4th District representative, ·was elttted vice chairman. There was no dis· cu.saioo on either vote. A prospective rlftb member, Alvin M . Coen of Huntington Beach. is expected to sit in bis first meeting Wednesday. Coen, nominated by Supervisor Har- riett Wieder to fill the 2nd Dis- trict seat vacated by Footner, already bas been approved by the county Board of Supervisors. Bagged Body Identified tu OC Marine lo be part or the strenJClh and ex- pt'rtlac th11,t only come• with a union lbllt has dealt with these probl"ms a ll over Southern Crahfomia u well aa a ll o.ver the nation.·' Coleman 1uud. John S.wyer. OCEA execu.Uve director, termed the AFSCME move. "jwst ·another union at· tempt »ta raid." Sa wyer said the move is d1re(•tly attnbutable to recent deCe ctions of two OCEA staff rt:pre11entatlves, Sam Contino and John Adams. to A.FSCME. at reportedly m uc h higher salaries. "We 're sorry to lose good pea-pie, but Vole will fill io behind them and continue to serve what we feel is a group of loyal mem- bers." OCEA represents about 5,000 county employees and about 1.500 workers from 27 cities and special districts throughout the county, Sawyer said. The association's major fun c- tion is to r ep r esent the employees in wage and benefit negotiations. Any mo ve by the union to shift representat ion from OC E A could not occur until October 1981 under terms of a three-year salary contract endorsed by the OCEA membe rship one year ago , Colem an a nd Sawyer agreed. OCEA sources, who requested they not be identified, said Con· tino. who was prim arily responsible for representation or probation depa rtment workers for the OCEA, joined AFSCME on the promise •'that be would deliver the r est of the county employees." Contino earned $35,000 annual· ly while with OC E A. The sources said he is receiving between $50,000 and $70.000 as an ASCFME employee. "We 're a target , no doubt about it," one OCEA source said. "There's going to be some attempt at disruption." Adams , the o ther staff representative who joined A FSCME. left on the eve or a critical election to decide which of several organizatiooa would represent employees of the new- ly created Orange County Fire Department. Firefighters pre- viously were state employees. Adams, sources s aid, was lured to the union by Contino. And it appears likely that at least two other representatives will be leaving OCEA in favor or AFSCME, they said. Despite AFSCM E assertions to the contrary , Sawyer s aid employees represented by the OC EA ·'are getting full scale representation from us. Our re- cord over tbe past 20 years stacks up favorably against what employees have received in o ther co unti es and par ticularly favorable when compared to the other unioos." Nay-en J~~~--w"ra~~"~s~tii~(~ .. curc-aliles bag in El Toro bas been iden· CHICAGO CAP) -Two reac- tor operators a t the Dresden nuclear power plant were found apparently asleep on the job by an inspector of the Nuclear Retulatory Commission, it was reported today. "I doo'l know of any cue in which we've seen anything like it before," Jan Stras ma, spokesman for the federal nuclear watchdog agency, told the Chicago Tribune. He said the matter was being investigated. The agency said one of ita in· spectora entered the control room of the Commonwealth Edison Co. facility near Mo~ early the morning of Aug. 3 and found two of four operators with their beads on their desks -ap- parently asleep. lilied as that of a Marine sta· • f tion~ at ~e corp's helicopter Aided The l base m Tustin. Wyatt Loggins, 19, was iden- tified Friday by Orange County sheriff's investigators as the man whose body was dumped a week ago down a hillside from a cul·de-sac of Paseo Sombre. Loggins was a lance corporal stationed at the Marine Corps Helicopter·Air Sta tion in Tustin. He bad been reported missing from tbe base for a week prior to bis identification, said Sheriff's Lt. Wyatt Hart. Hart said the cause of death still hasn't been determined. Loggin's identification wun't released until Monday so the victim's family in Upland could be notified, Hart said. CHICAGO (AP). -A theft of more than $2 million in gold and uncut diamonds , one of the largest robberies in Chicago his- tory, was committed by a "bigh- lioe burglary crew" sophisticat- ed in electronics , police officials say. The break-in at the Donald Bruce Co. jewelry manufactur· ing firm on the North Side was discovered Monday when a com- pany owner opened the one-story building. Police later found that telephone cables connecting the building's burglar alarm system with a We lls Fargo Alar m Services o ffic e h a d be en severed. ,...,_ • .....,. (]rged: Separate OC Transport A resolution urgin1 Gov. Ed· mund G . Brown's si1nature on a bill tbat would create a separate hi1hway financing district fqr Or•nge County was approved Monday by th e county Transportation Commission. The ret<>lutioo of support for Senate Bill 512 is nearly iden- tical to oae adopted one week ago by the county Board of Supervisors. The bill passed both houses of the Legislature Aug. 30 following a series of marathon political tussles involving representatives of Los Angeles and Orange coun- ties. Freano Youth Given 'Life' The bill calls for formation of state transportation district 12 for Orange County on July 1, 1983. Orange County now Is in a district with Los Angeles and Ventura counties. That arranaement. 'accordin& to local officials, baa not served Orange County's interestl. They claim Loe An1eles la draininl off money that abould be used for Oran1e County road pro- jecta. ,,. FR~O (AP)-· 1' .. Fresno youth baa been sentenced to 25 years to life in 1tate prison for a murder which the aentencln1 jud1e caJJed "calculated and cold-blooded." Patrick Allen Jones, 19, waa 1entenced Mond•Y for a flnlt· d••ree murder. coavtcdoo in tbe 1l•yln1 of Michael Monte lle11er, 1'1. The victim WH fOUDd iD a n1 orchard Oct. 10 wllh • 1tab Wound& ln his body and bis t.broat •lit. Another youth, Michael Todd Le•cb, 11, earlier wu sentenced to die in the au chamber for the slaylq ~ ia believed to be the youn1at penoo in any de.th row ,la the nation. Proeecutors contended that Leach mHterminded the murder to rob Maner of teveral hundred doll1n be wa1 carryin1 to buy dru11 and uid Jones followed Luch'a dinetiona. In the form approved by the Le1lslature, the bill protecta all tranaportatioa district.a outalde of the exi•tin1 Loa Anaele•· Oran1e-Ventun dl1trict from loaina fundl of Ute creaUoa ot the rtew district. ~LY PfLOT D•ll• ,. ... StMI ,._. TAIPLE·THAEAT FLYNNS NOW AT LAGUNA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Trtpl•t• (left to right), Tom, lort •nd Mike wtth Mom New Day Dawns for Trio Lag.ma Triplets E11Mr High School, By STEVE MITCHELL 04 ... D•llY l'I ... ''-fl Coby Flynn st ill has the yello wed newspaper clipping that shows her thru • child ren on their first day of school in Laguna Beach. The crumpled news photo shows fiv e· year.olds Tom, Lori and Mike smiling shyly at the camera as they Pose in front or their fi rst grade class at Top of lhe World Elemen· tary School. That was nine years ago. THE TRIPLETS ARE teenagers now, at- tending their first week of classes as Laguna Beach High School freshmen And shy they're not. Tom, the tallest of the trio, is fi rst string lin ebacker for the freshman football tea m. He enjoys math and drawing, and figures he'll study to be an architect. BROl'llER MIKE would have been first string wide receiver this year, but he injured bis knee during football practice earlier this summer. Mike was named Athlete of the Yea r last year at 'Iburston Intermediate School and says be'd like to be an attorney. "That's because he likes lo argue," his mother says . "Naw, it's because he's always talking.'' . quips sister: Lori. LORI'S ON THE HIGH SCHOOL tennis team and says she'll become a teacher after college. So bow do the three siblings get along after nine years of being school mates'> "Actually. they• re extremely close," says mom. "But they're all individuals " And. besides t h e battles fo r th-e bathrooms and who puts what albutn on the turntable. three 14-year-olds in one household has its advantages. FOR ONE THING, they make great tutors for each other. which might account for the A and B aver ages maintained by the triplets. Mike helps the other two with math. and Lori helps Tom with English. ln tum . Mike gets help from Lori in spelling. "He can't spell,·· she quipped. T.hat re· mark drew a dark glare from brother M1k& "I told you they were close." their mother laughed. Saddleltaelc C'laall1!!119NI Tuition Hike Protested An Irvine man bas told Sad· dlebaclt College trustees he will fight a DOO·resident student lui· tion hilte required by a new state law. because notice of the in- crease came after faU registra- tion began. was not notified of the require· ments Aug. 19, after registration had begun. Kayiran said a lette~rom the college informing tbe"-st~nt of the tuition increase reached his homeAug.27. The law. effective immediate ly. requires community colleges to adjust tuition for non-resident students using the national con- sumer price index as a guide Non-resident students are those who have not Lived in the state for more than a year. Omer Kayiran of Irvine, told board members Monday that he bas aJ reshmaA stud~nt livin&.aL s liome. He said the student re- ceived notice of the $14 per unit tuition hike Aug. 27 -about three weeks after the student bad registered for classes at T9hoe-Bill OK' d The consumer price index in- q~tio~~v~ -M-.,tl\e ~coUeae_ from the---slate oe·par'tment of Finance Aug. 19, officials said. Saddleback. · · • W ASIDNGTON (AP) -The House Monday approved legisla- tion designed to protect lhe Lake Tahoe basin on the California· Nevada border from environ- mental degr adation. The bill authorizes the federal govern- me nt to buy environmentally sensitive developed land around the lake and add it to the oa· tional forest system. Officials said the college was required to follow dictates of the state, and sent 120 letters to students affected by the law who had already registered. But coUege officials noted that Assembly Bill 2825 did not become law until after distribu- tion of the school's fall catalog of classes. Kayiran said he wouJd "de- finitely pursue" the matter further "This is wrong." he said. "People are being step~ on." .. ' And. they said, the district GOURMET MARKET Tired al tralflc jams? Don't forget &o check with 11s •boat ou.r free bome delivery tervlce. _ MORNING FRESH PRODUCE Juicy Ripe 1..Gcal Strawberries .... Sic blkt. So. American Baaanaa .......... 4 lb9./1.et Local ltaacb Fresh Broccoll ........ ftc lb. Crispy C&mJU, 1 lb. cello pak ...... ZSc ea. PRIME & TOP CHOICE BEEF •led at least 30 day1 to the peak or perftttlon Fresh Bia9tern Pork Cbopl ltaffed with Delaney's Apple Dreulal .. I.ti It-. Z•cky F•rm1 Fre1b Local Roa1t~a1 Cblckem staffed with Del•aey•1 f•moaa •pple d.reuta&. ovea ready or plala .... 98c lb. DELANEY BROS. SEAFOOD_ FRESH LOCAL SWORDFISH ................ 3.98 tb. (great to broil or bar-lrq when basted with lemon butter) LIQUOR DEPARTMENT Delaney's Priute Label Chablis or Vin Rose l'150mil1 l.H Bel Arbres Vlneyards mo mil 1 Caberud Sauvtpon or Chardonnay 3.t5 We are happy to annoance bmlll lrl h Wba.1. 10 50 tbilt•Deluey'a now bas a Old Bal . I ... ey (qt.> · · · · · · • 1wr!"et cateri•I department. Berelda·llenakattel RieaU.g l'150 mm reg From par\y platten to a a .9S •• 5.• _ complete tlt·dow• diner. C•IJ 8coreeby Scotch <Iller I 5.55 .......... qt.1.M 173-sut, Hk for Torn Martin .....__ ________________ __, I <AU IJquor prices do not Include lH I ,,. ad effenlve Wed .. 1111 u.,.. 'hes. t ilt New Store Hoan t-t, Cloeed Saad•Y %920 Newport Blvd., Newport Beath 673-5520 t.I Cl~ll V PILOT Boo1n Towi1 ,.... ,~~' ... u .... ~tr Tom ~~'1 ~larphine SnK~I. U-'lt: IU'PT In tvtnt that It has elud~ )OU,. utteouon. cla. ses at m1~1 r .. mpu!tes alon~ \hill wat.(){ a ll J><114Mblt• eou'tb wot un<tc.>r wuy )•H terday ~me 1chool th11tnt•t hoq• ,uffrr1'ft 1h•c ltnma enrollmf'nt Rut that lan't t'\'t>n "hert> .\t the c1o"nro.11tt t•nd of our coasthnt'. lhe rthtenry St•t'm b to <.'\mtmu\' hi c-nJu) .1 hah)' boom t Oru11.ir Comu C'ollt-~e. our two )f'llr 1n1tltutlon of 111.;ht>• le:1m111t: 111 Co:.ta M t·~ . th•· rampus looks mor.-Ilk~ a boom town toda) I ..ist )eur. "' th1• t.ill .. emcster of 1979, Orange Coast 01H·nt.' with 2S,82.s s1anups for a 9 2 V" 1 rent uw rt>u 'l' nd tndical111n" .11 " :.t roo~ that OCC 's 4Snrollment wlll COlllll\UC.' lo 1'1111111 ONE RE SON IS ttrnt lh1• t'ntriAnre rules at our area 1um or collcgt•s h1.h t' durnged llus > t>ar (l U.M.'<.i 10 ~ that If )OU had Off1~1al residency lD the south count) you Wt!nt lo S..ddJebark College or if you Is That the Classroom m There for Biology 101-A ? li ved within the boundaries of the Santiago District you went to Santa Ana College. You required special grants of mercy to be allowed out to attend some other junior col· lege Now. the powers .that-be have returned to the old r~les where it's prett} much a free·for·all. You can attend JUSt about any community college campus you want. "Because of these new rules, we look for our enroll· m<'nl to continue to climb," one OCC prof suggested Mon- day ·Why . our enrollment might exceed 30,000." ROLLING HIS E VES SKYWARD, he s uggested, ··There's JUSt no accounting for our popularity with the students. Maybe not, but the notion of 30.000 students on the Orange Coast campus is almost mind-boggling. Listen. 1t doesn't seem like so many years ago that if YOU talked about30,000 people. you were talking more than the en- tire population of the Costa Mesa village. When they opened the OCC campus. veterans of World War ll, just returning to s treet clothes, figured they were still in the Army. STUDENTS WERE GOlNG to classes in barracks. They moved the Army Air Corps out and Orange Coast College in. Collegians rattled around in the place like they were in a ghost town. Today you could take the old·time population of the entire to~hip of Costa Mesa and hide it on one corner of the OCC parking lot. Nobody would notice. This year the faculty alone numbers about l ,000 souls. The s tudent ~ewspaper has the largest circulation in it.s c'ass in t.b6-~ ..... nation, OCC erewe ..-1t~ -1&111• ... !',.. known. The football team is always looking forward ~o another championship season. Parking lots suffer chroruc congestion. ORANGE COAST COLLEGE can even draw s uch luminaries to entertain as Bob Hope. The late Stan Kenton held concerts on campus. There was a time when they couldn't have even told you where Orange Coast College is located. Educational concepts on the campus have also become sophisticated. Tlle faculty is being offered a progr&m in Cognitive Style Mapping, for example. I think I'd pass on that one. I don'tneed my hairdonethis week. NATION /WEATHER Discussions Revealed Chrysler Merger Near? Ol\."fROIT (AP> Chrysler Corp. is discussing joint ventures with several auto companies besides its existing partners, com pany chairman Lee A. Iacocca said In an interview published to· day Allhou.lh tacocca said none or the other companies had asked fur a meraer, he did not rule out the possibility of such a move "'Jbey've asked us to talk, not merge," Jacocca told the Detroit •T'ee Press. But a.tked if a meraer were likely, l acocca replied, "Maybe." Several auto Industry analysts on Wall Street have said a mer1er I• Chryaler's only long·term hope for survival. Chrys ler had aought business partners during the battle to win t•onaretslonal approval of $1.S billion in loan guarantees last fall, but because of its poor flnances, no one was interested. l acocca said the other companies s tarted approaching Chrysler in May and the company now has "a lot or suitors ... now that we look like we're getting healthier." He declined to iden· t!l y the other companies. Military Pay Hike Signed Amid Tiff WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi· dent Carter, saying the men and women in the armed forces are the "heart and soul" of U.S. military strength, has signed two military spending bills. The measures provide $52.7 billion for military pay , procure- ment, research and d evelop· ment and $500 million for in· creased military benefits . Carter expressed concern about "unrequested additions" in the first bill, but be said the second would help "keep our nation secure" by boosting efforts to recruit and retain qualified military personnel. Under the new legislation, pay a nd be nefi ts for the armed services will rise more than $4 billion in 1981 -the largest in· crease "in the history of the na- tion in either war or peace " Carter said. The president's handling of national de fense issues has become· a campaign issue, with Republican challenger Ronald Reagan asserting that Carter has weakened national security. And two Republican members or Congress criticized Carter's de· - cision to hold Mo nd ay 's ceremony on grounds that he has opposed pay increases for the armed forces at least as oft.en as he has advocated them. Chrysler hud been known lo be dlscu~ing a joint truck m anufacturin~ venture with its J apanese amliate, Mltsubi11hi Motors Corp .. and also has agreed to help its French partner, Peugeot, sell its cars in North America. Chrysler owns 15 percent of the stock of both Mitsubishi and Peugeot. lacocca said he was not talking about those two companies. "l would think that down the pike, though I have nothing con· crcle lo offer you today, that our position, once we get the North Amt'rican market rolling. would be to do anything from joint ven· tu res to you name it ," Jacocca said. Ash Examined Mag nified 200 times, volcanic dust -ash from Mount St. I lelens looks like large rocks. Examination revealed ash comprised o f silicon with t races of sulphur. calcium. potassium and minute amounts of iron. 1 Reagan Rumor Tied to Fraud NEW YORK <AP ). -A stockbroker trying to avoid a $S million loss may have started last week's unfounded rumor on Wall Street that Ronald Reagan had a heart attack. according to a syndicated business columnist. And a Securities and Ex- change Commission official said Monday that if the re was manipulatioo, it would be a mat· ter for criminal prosecution. "This goes right to the integri- ty of the marketplace," said Stephen Hammerman, who beads the SEC's New York of· fice. "We're not going to let peo- pl e mess around with th e market." Hammerman said he learned about the Sept. 4 rumor from newspaper reports Friday and could not himself verify the inci· dent. He declined to comment on the bus iness c olumn by Dan .Dorfman, distributed by the Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate, Inc., that the SEC was investi gating the inci· dent. "It is our policy notto comment whether we are or whether we are not investigating," he said. Dorfman could not immediate- ly be reached for co~ment. •f..-t:::::;"~l1'0fflnitl~ •. count, an unidentified broker in· vested heavily in the belief that stock prices would go down. When they beaded up in.stead, Tax Plan Rapped WASHINGTON (APf - Treasury Secretary G. William Miller, renewing the administra· t i on 's assault on Ronald Reagan's tu cut plan, said to- day the Republican proposal would put the nation "back in the soup" of large federal de· ficits. the column said, he reportedly issued this six-word message to a bloc k trader o f a m ajor brokerage firm who buys and sells huge blocks of stock: "Ronald Reagan had a heart at· tack." The unfounded rumor alleged ly was relayed by the block trader to a friend on t he floor of the New York Stock Exchange, and it then spread throughout Wall Street and the nation. Prices on Sept. 4 rose quickly at the opening in heavy trading. but feU sharply after the rumors a bout Reagan's health began circulating Des pite reports from Reagan C'ampa1gn off1eials that the RepubliC'an presidential candidate was in good health the market finished near its lows for the day. Tl closed with a 4 35 loss at 948 81 The aim of th(> broker re portedly wac; to c1nve prices down so he C'ould cover his short sales and make ne w purchases 1n anticipation of the market re- gaining upwa rd momentum later. Dorfman said "During the frenzied tradmg triggered by the rumor. so I hear, the short seller was able to avoid losing S5 million that he would have lost had the market price~ not fallen ," Dorfman wrote. "In addition, he st~pped in and bought nearly $1.5 milliQJ'I worth of stock at what may have well been bargain prices. So tbe rumor was worth about $6.S malhon to him." Hammerman s aid such a large·scale au.empt at market manipulation would be unique. "I know of none . 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DI..-c-ity t ' It $-II;--..... ltM I" fwl, mH • ''""'" ........ " ..... dh•tcflclr ... - z-• ' $W lent• M9lllca t SW ... ....,...._."""" 2 SW Sall 0...-c-iev J SW O•tt••tt faf Tvud•\'' Lltll• cllaflte. In becOmlng successful Independent buslneH people they learn to manage their time and their money, to be reliable and responslble, and to deal successfully with people. • They Invest their monthly profits In their hobble• and recreation, and In clothes and In savings for future plans. And they have their own money to uH tor treats and good times. Dally Piiot carrier boys and girls also have opportunHles to enjoy special trips to places like Olsneyland, Knott'• Berry Farm, Catalina, Magic Mountain and other tun places. More than'900 boy• and g"'I• along the Orange Coast are In business for tt~mMIYH and doing nicely, thank you, as Dally Piiot carriers. 1 we think they're '!J'lnlng themHlvea to be the bu1ln•.•• and civic leadera of tomorrow. ----------------------------------. M•ll to: t am Interested In becoming a Dally Piiot carrier. Please tell me 1 D•lly Piiot Ctrcutatlon more about It. • I P.O. Box 1seo Name ....... ~· .............•.•••..••........•.. Age. . ..•.... I Coste Me9a, CelH. t2t29 : 642-4321 Street .............•..•....................... · ·. •. · · · · · · · · · '" · 1 I City .•.•..... -· .......••..•........... Zip ....... Phone ....... ·I DAILY PILOT ' CALIFORNIA Marvin Held in !_Shoplift BEVF.Hl.Y HILL ' t APl Michelle 1'rlola M11r vln. who sued l <'tor Lee Marvm fot halt his fortune after their love aCfatr ended, has ~fl urr .. ~t~ tn u Beverly II.ills store for tn\ 4'Stl,:1t tion of sho~lif\lna \hre~ weatc>ri. and two bra!l worth S2UR. J1t'\h1•e said. Lt. Russ 0 111011 :ia1d M:i Marvin. ·O , was arrt.>stNt .it Robinson 's Uepurtml'nt Sturt last Friday and ordt•r('(i to ap pear in Beverly lhll !1h.in1<·11111l Court Sept 30 · • "SHE WAS ob:;~rved b) the security people taking a number o f garrnt•n t into u r hang mg boolh and then ~alkmg out \\-llhout th e gar ments ." said Olson "When s h e lef t the s t ore, they apprehended Power Prodm•t-r Ponable ,. .... ~ DAIL y PILOT AS San Diego Schools .Face Forced Busing SAN DIEGO <AP) -Forced busing is imminent in San Diego public schools unless school ad· ministrators act "bold·ly a nd v igorously," wa rns Super ior Court Judge Louis We lsh. ANGRY OVE R in a c t ion , Wels h gave the San Diego Unified School District until the end of the year to enact a de- segregation plan, or, he vowed, he would call for "radical sur· gery in the form of mandatory assignments." His strongly.worded remarks were contained in the court's an· nual review of the voluntary de· segra tion plan. Welsh. who has re peatedly stated hls opposition to forced busing. said he has concluded that the city schools' three·year voluntary desegration plan has made "no particular progress toward further desegration" in the past year. 61 percent white in 1979 to 58 percent in 1980. In hearings befo re Welsh this summer, school district officials proposed an Achieveme nt Goals Program in hopes that t est.- scores of m inority youngsters could be raised by nine percentile points over the next three years. THE PLAN drew opposition from the Urban League and Harold Brown, chair m an of the court·appointed integration task force. Welsh concluded that each of the minority-isolated schools should have a median achieve· menl rate of 70 percent of its stu· dents at a national norm by 1983, based on standardized achleve· m ent tests in reading. math and language. M.uvui her and found her with the clothing m a bag." Ms . Marvin's lawyer, Marvin Mitchelson, who re presented her in the landmark Ma r vin vs. Marvin ''palimony" tria l, was out of the country. Mitchelson's office said there had been no word from Ms. Marvin a bout the shoplifting case. Model s hows unit des igned to turn farmers' left over fruit a nd vegeta bles mto high · proof farm fuel Ann Gilsenan and anolfler e n e r gy cons ulta n t design ed t r aile r · mounted 100-gallon-per-day alcohol dis lillery. In March 1977, Welsh ruled that 23 city schools were raciaJly isolated. He ordered the district to prepare a plan for voluntary desegration. Since then, the plan has been under review. Businessman Bares Anger Over Nudity Bus_ing Plan Challenged WELSH, HOWEV E R , said Monday that segregation iJl the school district has lessened because of the exodus of whlte families. He said the overall percentages have dropped from ENC I N ITAS CAP ) -A spokesman for local businesses c l a i m s San Diego Cou nty sheriff's deputies failed to arrest m or e than 100 nude males at a beach "love-in." Olson said Ms. Marvin was not taken to police headquarters but was cited a t the scene for shoplifting. He said t he case probably would be pr osecuted as l..l'.llisdemeanor. LOS ANGELES <A P > One week before classes begin, city school board members wailed today for the U S. and Cahforn1a supreme courts to dete rmine the fate of its court-Ordered busing plan , whlle the top state school official said the plan may have to be delayed a year. ( .'ff J 'l'E J ·Blue f'lu· Due? IN APRIL 1979 Ms . Marvin w as a w a r ded $1 0 4 ,000 . earmarked for he r "reha bilita· ti o n," in he r s uit against Marvin. But he a ppealed the payment and she has not re· ceived any money. The case is stiU pending. LOS ANGELES <AP> Car· rying placards that read "Why School district officials had m et with Superior Court Judge Paul Egly of Laguna Beach. who a uthored the integration plan, and said they bad filed a response with the state Supreme Court early Monday to an ACLU petition seck in~ to overturn a portion of a state appellate court decision. ·can't we get paid?". hundreds of police offi cers picketed City Hall · ::i nd warned o f a "blue flu'' epidemic in protes t to the city's latest contract offer. Io an interview las t April, Ms. Marvin said she has been sup· porting herself s ince thE landmark ruling with fees from lectures and a la rge advanc:e "This is the fi rs t time in the his tory of the city that police have pic keted ," s a id Sam !""lores, director of the Police Protective League. she received on her autobio· Last Thursday's state Court of \'inu M'oich On grapby, which is to be published Appeal ruling removed 20 volun· next year by New American tarily integrated schools Crom Library. Egly's m and.atory busing plan. SAN DI EGO (AP) -Ad- mi n istrators a t a pediatric hospital lfor the critically ill ~~_;.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~" ~-he· easy, safe hunger-fre e ~ weight loss program comes to Orange County! The Nutri/System Weight Loss Center Program. the no decision, no calorie counting way to quickly and safely lose weight has come to Orange County. 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Better hurry. it's valid for new clients $20 1 I I I I !s20 ---only through October 17, 1980. ----------...... __ I I I -_$~<!1 z • whe re an outbreak or a <.·ommon respiratory virus has claimed al least three vielims. say plans for re-admitting patients are on a "day.to-day basis ·• Ch ildr en 's H o s pital s pokesman Larry Anderson said th.tt a nationwide t eam of epidemiologists in con1unction with the Atlanta.based Center for Disease Control have re· ques t ed more info rmation before ad vising hospital ad· ministrators . Hore Walkout•? SAN FRANCISCO (APl A union official says the five-day. old wine indus t ry s trike - already affecting four wineries and 1.800 workers -will spread to two more wineries every day until a settlem ent is reached or until all 23 are being struck. League States Energy Fair The League of Women Voters of the Capistrano Bay Arca will hold its fall Energy Fatr '80 Sept 18 and 19 at the San Cle m ente Community Center on the corner of Ave. Sevilla and Ave. Del Mar. Tickets are available in San Clemente at the Coun try Cook, 376 Camino de Estrella a nd al Ace Hardware. 102·108 Ave. Del Mar . Tickets also are available in Lagun a Niguel at Teena's Big N' Lil Kids Clothing, 30100 Town Center Drive. Admission is $2 a session with each session. In a letter to Sheriff John Duf· fy, president Jack Zehr of the E n c1 n1tas Cham ber of Com · merce says citations s hould have been issued But sheriff's Lt J ack Drown said t he beach is state-owned and deput ies have been "waiting for the state to do something a bout nudity there." T he officers never saw sex acts being comm i tted as a woman claimed. Drown said. A sheriff's spokes man at Encinitas said "the two officers were · threatened and slightly outnum· bered it was the better part of valor to retreat." The incident took place last week at a portion of Torrey Pines Stale Beach. To the south, in San Diego, is Black's Beach, used by many without s wimsuits des pite repeal of a city or· d i nance that on ce a llo wed nudity. I Brentwood Savings &·Month Mo•1ey , Markel Certificate A minimum deposit of $10.000 in a Brentwood Savings 6-Mon th Money Market Cenificale can earn you top interest. In fact. no other savings and loan or bank can pay you more In addition. since the interest from this certificate cannot be credited to your account. we can put it into a separate interest-bearing passbook account. Or. if you wish, we can send it to you in a monthly check -+--+---+---+----+--+-that's almost like a supple- "O > as mental income. Ifs all up to you For more information. stop 1n to our new Brent- wood Savingsotticeat 2867 E. Coast Highway. Corona Del Mar. (714)675-8071 . •interest earns lrom date ot deoosit 10 dale ot withdrawal F edoral regula11ons ~~~-+-proh1b111he comoound1ng of interest 286 7 E Coast Hwy ~ ~ . . on this accoun1 The annual yield applies when interest is held and accumulaled for one year a1 lhe same> rare The rale 1s sub1cc1 lo change <11 ma1un1y Federal law reou1res a subs1an11al 1n1eres1 Penally tor early withdrawal ol principal from a cer11t1cate account This rate etlectivtl Sep1 4 lhrough SC•PI 10 1980 •~ .. ,,,\:· . ..,,.,.,~ ... ~. .. Ed• t i I p Ro~rt N Wet'<l Publ1!.ht>r • Tt\omas l<eevll Editor Or Jnqt"' C<.JJSI [)i\tly Pilo t t or a og.e _________ 'Ul.l!ldd--y •. Se9-··emt>ef ___ 9 •• •.BEKJ ___________ 8.d·'·ba·r·d-K.·n··1·b·1C·h·E·d·l·to·r·1a·1·P·a·9·e·E-dl·t·or __ _ Crucial D • • CISIOil Near on Airport A mul·h unlt<•1pah:d '1l'<'IS1on on ho,. 01 untu• Count\ go\ct11mt•nt \\Ill t•onwl ~ ""'th .1 f l'dN,11 "' 1.1lton ,\ti mm1strataon rnhn~ th.lt J ohn \\ .1, aw \irporl tw upt•nf'd IH odd1llntwl Jl'l .m 1·~trnt>r' 1 .. t"\fl('C-tN1 tomnrrn"' fr o m lht• Hoard nf St~n 1:-or~ As bounl nwmht•r -. pr1•fl;1n • 111 JthJr(>" lht• 1i.~u•· om· ltung 1s <'t'rtmn th~ F •\A 1'-not .:111n..: to h ac-k do"'n f111m its chtl'f ('uunst•l's fm1h11..,; th,1l th•· 1·o u11h ha' d1i. rr\mrnµu.-.t 11~1110.st 1t•rt.un, 1nw1 " In not ,ilh•"'llll-! th1·m iu.·c·t•s.s to Uw .urport lr• fac·t. lht• F \A h.1:--..11d 11 "111 tut o(f ~1 !1 n11llw11 111 (t'tk ral fund tht.• rolUll' '' -ct•t·krn.,: lo dt>fr.H lht• roM of purch:1Mn~ lan<t on lht• ,11q1oi t ' \\t>st !>tctt-~huuld .1 cit• c1s1on on t ht• 1u.•t·t>~!> tSMlt' not h\" fnrt ht't)hun~ l~''t h.1~tc tlndt·r a n .'t.'t'nt t•omprt)m tM' a.:rt•t•ml•nt n•al'lwci bc.•twc.·en lt)l·al l)ff1C·1als and ttw F \ \ no murl' thu11 -.ix antl verha ps as ft•\\ il!> four uf th•• 11 pt•r nutlt·d d.uh Ot' parturt>~ .it tht• a1rpurt \\ouhl b.-a ut•t1 011NJ a mong C'ar rwrs nwt.•t mg rwnHt) \\t.'1~ht rt'!'>lrtt.·tion-. 1mpo.,t>d tJ, the count} Westt>rn 11 hnc~ <Hld Frontll'r \11 hilt'' nwt·t lhOM' n· quirement!i anti llwrt>h~ \H>uld l>t' ,tllv" t•d to bid for flights J'he t·omp ronuse a~t't.'ement. tf app1·ovl'd b~ the ooard. \\uuld remalfi rn effect on an mtt-rtm ha:-.i~ pend mg J urther actions on an u1tpo11 master p lan and a final proposal on the ac<'ess isS Ul' The rAA has been cart>ful not to a:>k Cot an) add1 lional daily nights from tht.' airport. presumabl) in order to avoid any increase in noise and pollution But the odds-on bet must be that this 1s the forerun ner of an eventual increase in airpor1 tramc Legislative Jitter~ F'ailure of the state Legislature to pass a measure re- quiring annual vehicle smog ins pections points up once more the difficulty of getting any potentially distasteful legislation approved when there's an election only weeks a way_ Of course it's incon veruent to have to have your car's emission system checked out every year -and it could be expensive if it fails. But the cold fact remains that the federal Clean Air Amendments Act of 197_7 gave the Environmental Protec- tion Agency extraordinary powers to torce 29 slates deemed high polluters to pass smog inspection programs over a two· year period. So far California and Kentucky are the only states a mong those 29 that have failed to legislate annual auto exhaust inspections. In California 's case the cost 1s high A ban on con· struction or potentially poll uting industrial installations already is in effect. The next step will be cutoff of $850 million in fede ral aid for highway and sewage projects. The governor has hinted he might call the lawma kers . back 1.11to special session to consider a smog inspection bill. Alternative!~. there "'111 be a brief session of the new Legislature in December during which the issue could be considered. Perhaps the legislators might be less nervous about it once the election is behind them. It's interesting to note that 1n several areas where m andatory inspections already are in effect there re- portedly has been measurable improvement in air q ua lity a nd consumer acceptance has not been that much of a problem. The lowest acceptance rate. 58 percent, was re· ported from Arizona , and the highest. 85 per cent. in Rhode Is land. The increasing number of smog alerts in the South Coast Air Basin is more than inconvenient -it 's downright scary. And it's time for the legislators to take their courage in both hands and get a mandatory inspec- tion program off the ground. Critical Distinction A student newspaper-editor who chose lo s pend time il'l jail rather than ha nd over unpublished photographs taken for his paper during -a demonstration showed he had better understanding of the First Amendment than the judge who cited him for contempt of court. The pictures were taken for the University of Texas Daily Texan during a demonstration by 16 Iranian s tu- dents who were a rrested and j ailed for disrupting a speech by a former Iranian ambassador. The prosectution sought all the negatives of the stu- dent newspa per's unpublis hed photographs for use as evidence. The young editor refused and spent two hours in jai: before being released on $1,000 bail. He was r ight. Police, prosecutors and courts have no business con· ducting fishing expeditions in ne wspaper offi ces. J ournalists, even student journalists, must not be turned into an arm of the law. As it developed, 12 of the Iranians were found guilty without use of the wanted negatives. That accomplished, the judge released the student editor from contempt charges . It shou\d be understood that he was not trying to be brash or heroic -just show- in g correct judgme nt of the disti nction between journalism and Law enforcement. • Opinions expfessed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those ol their authors and artists Reader comment is 1nv1ted Address The Daily Pilot. P O Box 1560. Cos•a Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (71 4) 642-4321 Boyd I Baby Food 8 y L.M . BOYD Oan Ger ber c am e up with a pretty ~ood notion . Baby o~ar Gloon1y Gu An ·expert. sa ys parents s houldn 'l worry if a child • c an 't l earn to read beca use , "Some peopl~ ca n 't learn to play golf." tr this makes sen se you probably can't read. o.~ ~·1~~~:1 bc,"1,::;;r,•"j!/',,'• '~:i llt <tl\•rily tt41i!CI 1i.. •lows ot IM fto~l .. ptr Sotllll , ... , ,_., ........ 01oem' a..._ 0.11, P•lot. food was sold in pha rmacies. In 1928, this was. He figured the money would be a lot bet- ter . if baby food wer e sold in ~rocery stor es . So he ad- vertised his strained peas h e 'd d eveloped a be tter tech nique to produce them at less than hair price to m others who'd send in the nam es of lheir grocers. His salesmen then , driving cars with ho rns t h at played ''Rock-A-Bye Baby ... hit the roa ds t o ca ll on t hoi;e g r ocer s . Sales soa r e d . M arkeli n g exper ts see Gerber's gambit as a key move. It changed that busi- ness Three out or four inmftes in ja ils at a ny g ive n ttme have been there before. - Juek And~r on Greed Could Kill Oil Cartel Wt\!\lll'lf;'I ON Bc.•h ind It~ r ,H'.I ii '. II I ' II l 1 cJ il r I t y . t h e 0114un11Jl1un of l'1•troleu m Ex 1101l1111-! < 'ounl ru'' " n <ldled with llw k1111l 11f i.:1t·1·1h umJ1•r('ull11\I( lh:tl 1•ouhl 1·H·11tuoll) v. i.•c·k the 11111•111.u11111.1l 111l 1•.ir11•I l kf•ll l' Vl'>IUll.., of h.11 ,Rain fU l•I hq1111 1l;11wt11~ 111 yuur ht·ucl:., hllV.t'Vt'I,. 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'in l'frN'l. th1· 1111 ..., cl1s counted · Thi· lal 1· s hah of I ran s wapped otl for 11vcrprict•d British m1ss1lt's, and 1.1bya has made sim rlar oil for armam ents deals. f'rcighl d1 .... rnunls Whale l he full pncc 1s paid for the 011, the exporting count ry .. absorbs the fr e ight cost or a po rtio n th ereof." The report predicts an incr ease in t his backdoor price cutting as more OP EC members add t o their lanker n eets. ELA..~TIC CREDIT. Again.1 e 011 1s sold at the official OPEC price. but the cus tomers are give n a longer time to pay before interest charges begin /\s an example. the repor t estimates that at one pa rticular price with a prevaiLi ng interest rate of 10 percent. "each 30-day pen~of extended nedit equals 10 ceiits d.iscount per barrel. .. The int elligence report also lists some rules of the OPEC dis counting game : Saudi Arabia does not play. "A mem ber does not discount against himself" t h at is. an oil-produ cing nat ion does not mak e secret price cuts to coun· tries where it a lready has a large s hare or the market at fuJ I price. Earl Waters O P E(' mf•mbers uvofd gl v· mg ctis count.li to major powers, "especially w th • largest buyer. the United Slates " T he open ncss of lhe big murkcts means thul members who cheat un their opr-;c partntm. 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The t·o..,l!. hJ\ l' ~OJrt•d lu S853 mil hon for nrne proJU\' ttnd c·nt1cs are hf'!.Jt(>tJI~ \\Ond1·rini.1 1f the idee1 1hdf "·'~ t'\l'r \111rlh\\oh1l£> Time to End Legislative Vote Trickery Responding to the re newed c riticisms of Assembly voting practices, Ru les Committee Chairm an Lou Papan p ut an end to surreptitious vote switching during the final weeks of the legislati\.e session , Vote s witch in g ha s bee n a mean s by which m embers whose vot es have b e en <'ast against u bill cou l d , a ft e r the meas ure had pa sse d . cha nge their voting record to make their c o n s t ituents believe they too had favored the bill. Thl'S had been perm itted after the roll call was closed a nd the vote an- nounced It was done ~uietly, us ually at the end of the day_ In earlier defenses of the prac· lice Speaker Leo McCarthy stal- e d t h at the pract ice w a s per mitted o nl y w h e n the switches would not change the outcome of the legis lative action and that no bi lls which had been announced as pa ssed were ever s ubsequently de fe ated by the s witching or vice versa. PERHAPS SO bu t the switching of votes a fter the fact In the case of a d e feat ed measure could well h ave en· couraged sponsors to call for re· consideration and there by sub- seque ntly g~in passage of the bill. (n any event it was confus ing a nd frustratin g to the p ress which. duly reporting the votes for and against m easures im· mediately after passage or de- feat would late r le arn that the r ecord on the following day didn't agree with their s tories. ll also confused the constituents at hom e who, ha ving r ead in the newspaper that their le gislator ha d voted against a bill would later be i nforme d by t h e legisla tor that the news story ·was Wl'ong and "pr o\·c" it by producing a copy of the of«icial Assem b ly record s howing ~Is vote hud tx!cn cust in favor ~ the bill. Of recent v inta ge, vo te ' s w1tchjng is a dodge that would have d e ligh te d form er A s- sem blyma n Rodney Turne r of Kern County The Assembly had before it legislation relating to the Central Vall&)• pr~~~ .,a measure vital lo i<~rn-CO-unt_v hut violently opposed by th<' private utility companies. Com- m itted to t he utility companies to vote against the bill but not daring to a ffront the people who elect ed him. Turne r attempted to duck the roll call by leaving the Capitol In those days vote could not be switched after the roll call was closed. Brought back under arrest to answer a Call of the House. T urner sat mute . refustng to vote a lthough his name was called over and over. The result was that Turner v. as not re-elected VOTE SWITCIONG is an out- g rowth of anothe r reprehe nsible Sydney Harris voting pracll<'l' 1ndul~t·d in b) the Assemblymen that of ghOst vol ing. This ts the castinj? of votes of a bsent Assemblymen by their seat males or whoever happens tQ be r. • ?t't'lough to push the vot- ing button In this manner bills r e q u 1 r i n g 1 I \' o t e s a n d sometimes 54 votes. are passed des pite the fact that o nl y a handful of leg is lators are pre· s ent in the chambers. Often the absent members are complete!) away from the Capitol One v.as once voted a "eek after he "as dead. BECAUS E Of' the ghosl vol rn g. vote switching came to be tolerated for the rcas<1n thal manv members would rl'turn to find -they had twcn voled con lrary to the de:.1rcs of thl' pcoplt' at home R.' chani;?ing tht• record the\• could lead lht·1r C'on<;tl tue-nts lo bcllt'\'t• thl..') "<'rt' dultf11lh on lhl 111h ;111cl v11t111f: 111 .1 <'<'ord~nl'l' \\II h 1 lw1r ""1sh~s Papan has promised lo m akt• a det:iiled study of these prac· I i<'f'" ~fore the n~xt essrnn• Smee hoth practices a r e in rt1sputabl) wrong lht' o nly tl11ng to s tud\ is ho\\ he can overcome the rf'slstancc of the ml•mber!> in putting an l'l1u to them lit' s h ou l d s tud y lhc earlier Lt•gislature-. when such pr~1c 11te ... ''cren't ,., en d reamecl of ll•t alone pt.>rrnattcd Me mlwrs wer e required lo be at tht·1r de~ks when they \\tshed to ad dress the Asscmbl) and \\hen the) nHed 11 '" an irony 1ha1 those earlier part time, cit1.u·n ki;tislators could live by such rules but the full-time. pro fe!'.srnnal lcg1o.;lators contl•n!I that they arc ll>O busy to t?e present during all legislative sessions .. Legalized Gambling lb a Pri~ "ShouJd a com munity legalize gam b ling and have gam bling ca s inos?" is one of t hose dumb quest ions to which there is no sens ible a ns wer. Ther e is no se nsible answer because it all depends o n w h at k in d o f co m munity y o u are talkjjag about . a nd w hat kin d o f community it would li~e lo be. To suppose t hat any-~try-coalc.t legalize gam b ling a nd then re m ai n s ubstantially as it was is lo imagine that you can st art drink i n g a quart o f liquor a day and rem ai n s ubs t antially as you we re . No wa y, a s the kids put it. A cit y inevitably c hanges its character and com posit ion when it allow s o r e n c ourages g ambling casinos. Regulated as ,it nuy b e. th e g ambling \ \ \ . , syndrome a ttrac ts high·rollcrs and low-lifes. pro'ititutes and pimps. gangsters and con men. and scads of SUl'kcn , t he rest (If them fatten on I F A CITY "ants extra rev e nu e and bu si n ess desperately e noug h -as Atlantic City evid<'ntly did t he n it must expect a nd h e reslgnecl 0 copii"ijf"wilh till lht.• deficits these asset~ bring in their wake There is no way vou can run a gambling c·asino iike u ch urch social. and 1f ~ ou want tbe gold you ha\l! to put up "1th the pitch. It is much like a bucohc town dec id in g it want s to be indus t rialized. ll r an get the Caclories and the workers If il offers lhe proper tntlucem cnL-; bul then It is not a hltcolic town a ny more. and 11 ne\\ set of problems will r f'plare the old ones. Legalized gu mbling is less a moral Issue, per se, tha n o social one . 'fherl.' is nothin g intr insically w ron g with M tling. \\ h1 c h millions of Americam engage in every doy on the stock exchange. us ua l ly with ks~ knowledge than an experiencec 21 player. But when you legalize a casin o in t o wn you ar c h a ngin g thl' y. h ole socia ambiance T HF. C0~1Ml'N ITY doubtles has n nght tn clc1•1<le whut kin of plal'e il w:rnts to be I.Jul 1 c·annot be scvcrul different kanfl of pla l'es at th<• s;ime lime, nol can it rem.un the same undc changed l'Ond 1t1on s Th ~amblmg inte rests simply Ii "" h t' n t he y s u g g es t t h a t 4 ro m mumty will prospe r fro lhcir presenct•: 1t may prospe cconom1cally. hut It Is bou nd t ck r;.i~ SO<'tUll) lien do 'H' \\ nnt lo live, nn what art• our most 1mvort1.1n ''nlucs" These urt• lhl· 11uest1on a c1l\ mu.st ask itself, an an w~r ho1ws t ly, when legalize gnmbling Is proposed You w1 get what<'ver you wun1 bl you ought to know what you wl be ~etlmg when ou opt for it NATION Economy Carter's Bane?. Furol Failure Seen as Addl/RS Hool (Sfo<'oed In u4'riH I WAStuNGTON (AP I In 1976. Jimmy <.:arttr 1a1d that 1r t'h'rtt'd prt! 1dent, he ~oultl ~ork lo rut unemployment and 1nCl:lt1on to• percttnt. overhaul the tax system and balon<"t" tht' ft'dernl budatt all by the end of his first tt•rm Tho.ole t'COl\Ollllt' ('()fll m1t mf'nl."I rnr 1ned the <'Or nersto"" or his I' n ll\ •)1Ugn att arks OI'\ R~pubhc an pre dece sors whc11>1~ P\lht'lt'i. Curtt•r blttmed for t1 slua g18h. Inflation pront• t't'onum \ vtlit"f'I 'Whaitwt> aot tut "1th 10 1!17!j wn'I u musslve mt n.•a5t> m world 01 I prH't'"> · St'hullzC' -it111t In 1111 11111•1 vlf•w lhut until the re \'l"~:i110t1 h1I Hill'! 1•1u . th1• l rn1ltd Shilt' \ll'toully out Pf'I '°' Olt<tl lllOkt of ILS INHlin~ l 'l'(lll()lllll' l'Olllpt:lltors m c-rt>atlllf( JOb:. und in ho11,li11t: 1ndustn.il p roduc !Hin DNLVfltLOT TODAY, \IN•:M l'LUV Mt-:NT 1~ nnrly doubl\• 4 pt1rccnt Jn nut um 11' nwrl'I h11n tripl1• The tux l>urtlt•fl un tht> ti\t'rage AmtnC'an 11> hea v 1t-r than 11 "ui. four yl.'un. "~o 1o:t•"t11U.l('(\N~ Iii\\ ... 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St>t t It'd O\ t•r tht> nut'°'' ., t'l'onnm\ "\1nt'l' C.srtt'r too k off1 <'e pt•ndabl~ tm•omt' adJU$led lo tJkt' 111/11.1111111 into Jt'CO Unl ha.'\ II Mpped 3 pt>t l't'nl rhu mt.'<itan pnct of a house h.ti. n:;Pn from $44.00tl 1n 1971 to $60 400 Ill April 19ff0 rnortgagt' ratt>s haH' ln<-reased from 9 per (•ent m l>t-<'ember of 1976 to about t2pert't'nt Ovt•rull. lhl' 1¢ov_.rnn11·11t'' tax t•olh·d111n!> are C:itpl'l:lt'tJ to uro~ $24h 3 1111111111, ot 6!1 J,>t:'fc:ent during C'ar 11>1 !>four yt•ari. 111 utr11·1• i\ ffiUJOI portlOI\ uf thow IOl'rt'U!>t'd lax receipts <'<mtl'"' from t11x,myt:r:s ~ h,, ha1, t' lwl'n pushed mto h1ght>1 Im< h1 Ltt•kt'I:. b> 111f1.11mn ur who are paying tht-higher Socu1I St't ur1t y 1<1.xe.11 But d~plle thl' JJd1tum<il tax revenues, Carter ha:. failed \o balan4·e lht' btulget The deflctt m lhe fis· cal 1977 budget. llw I.1st out' pa!>sed b) the F'ord ad· mm1strJt1on wa~ $44 9 btlhon The expec le11 deficit for fiscal 1980 11t uear $59 'billion And the latest l'.conum1c Coreclli.li.. lak1n~ mlu act:ount the presi- dent ~most recent t:.ix and Job proposab, project a 1981 dcf1c1tof$35b1lbon Bubbles for Rent The smiles of Bob Brooks and Vanita Hanson tell the story as they enjoy swfrling bubbles in VIP Suite at Hot Tub Fever in Santa Mo ni ca. Actually , it 's. only demonstration by Brooks. who is operations manage r of the· firm. and ... ·~-· ......... Hanson, who is his secretary. This and several other rooms are rented by the hour at $10 per hour for basic tub, sauna and shower. VIP Suite adds color TV, fireplace, lavatory and separate sitting room. DU RING T H E 1976 C'AMAPAIGN, Carter pledged that he would ·'never mc rease taxes for the working people of our country and the lower-and middltiincome groups " Carter proposed sweeping changes in the tax system 1n 1978, but most or his ideas were rejected by Congress whi<'h chose, in· stead, to enact selected tax cuts. ' Today. the average family of four is paying Sl,399 more in federal taxes in 1980 than it did in 1976, according to the congressional Joint Committee on Taxation. That family will pay S3,580 in combined federal income and Sodal Security taxes in 1980, or 16.6 percent of gross income. That compares to$2,181 or 14.Spercentor gross income in 1976. LAST JANUARY, WHEN HE SENT his pro· posed budget for fi scal lU81 lo Congress. Carter pro- posed one more year of deficit spending. Three months later, he revised lht• budgt.'t. called for spend· mg citts <md a fiSl'al s urplus. A "tarl!et" budget ap· proved by Congress in June included a $200 million surplus . but the rect•ssion prompted further re- visions and the budget was out of balance again. A final budget for fi scal 19BO is not expected to be ap- proved until after the e lection Graves Violated, Robbed MARTINEZ CAP) A band of required to hft the heavy marble and cement lids Carter economists cite these achievements; Conl!ress rciected most of Carter's 1978 Tax Reform Act. the pres ident's effort to overhaul the U.S. tax code whieh he once descnbed as "a disgrace to the human race " g r ave robbers prowling for buried valuables broke 1nlo six family crypts. leaving scattered bones and an overturne d cross. but apparentl y came up empty-handed. authorities said determine what may have been taken from the grave sites. beca use grave·owners do n 't keep records of the valuables buried with relatives. So me ol d c rypts in the thre e -a c re , 700-buria l s ite ce metery contain several generations of deceased. The violated grave s ites were discovered by a woman who vis ited the cemetery to leave flowers on a family n ypt She told a reporter the incident marked the fourth t1 me her family buri<il site has been vandalized -A SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM kept solvent by higher payroll taxes that lhe administration pushed through Congress. -Deregulation of the airline industry that led to greater competition and reduced fares. Trucking de· regulation, designed to lower freight rates. and even- tually consumer prices. became law in early July and rail deregulation is pending in Congress. Among the provis ions which were turned down were the president's plans for limiting business de· ductions for entertainment mcludmg the so-called "three martini lun<'h." repealing a tax break for ex· ports. and raising taxes on capital gains. Less than one-third of the 33 recommendations which Carter made were accepted The incident O<'c urred at the Catholic Cemetery in this Contra Costa County community, about 30 miles east of San Francisco ''There aren 't too many <'rimes more gross or ghoulish than this." said M<irtine2 pohce officer Mark Smith. Polire said the thieves pne11 heavy marble lids off the crypts. then slipped ms1de and sifted through lhe human remams for \'aluables. Police s aid several other families have a lso complamed of grave vandalis m .. It's disgusting up there said one elde rly woman , 'lo see m y husband's bones all over the place .. The most sweeping bank deregulation bill in SO years. enacted in a rare example of White House and congressional cooperation'. The legislation phases out ceilings on the interest paid to savers and opens NEXT Shift mg Sonds o/ f'orergn Policy Smith s aid a uthorities we re unable t o imm e di<it e ly There were no suspects in the c a se.-but authorities said several persons would have been F -J the door for greater com- ill, I \ 1 /,) ,..,/,..; P«:titi~n between thrift in- -_ st1tut1onsandbanks. -Creation o( 9 m illion jobs since Carter took of- fice, with employment rising from 88 million in lhe last quarter of 1976 to 97 million in the second quarter Of 1980. CARTER'S R ECENTLY UNVEILED economic "revitalization" program includes proposals to give individuals and businesses $27.6 billion in tax reduc- tions next year. It is also designed to promote busi· ness investments and create a million jobs civer the next two year s. Carter said, however , he did not want Congress to act \Ultil after Nov. 4. "l will not accept a pre-election bill to cut tax- es,'' he said. The president's advisers foresee ttigh inflation, big budget deficts and rising unemployment through Election Day . . At the GOP convention, former President. Ford cited Carter's 1976 campaign creation of a so-called ·'misery index•' -the total of the unemployment and inflation rates. "When 1 left the presidency, the so-called mis- ery index was 12 percent,'' Ford told the Republican delegates . "Just two months ago under Carter, it was 24 percent-twice as high." Melody Of love Hot TlUle NEW YORK (AP} - In "Fool s Never Learn," one of their newest songs, country and western duo Jim Ed Brown a nd H elen Cornelius croon that if "you play with fire, you· re gonna get burned ... We played with Jove, and we're gonna get bu.med." In the five years the two have sung together on the musical circuit, lhe love duets and gazes were limited to stage, says People magazine. But in January, Mrs. Cornelius divorced her husband of 20 year s, trucker Lewis Cornelius. CARTER INHE RITED A 7.4 .PERCENT un· In February, Brown's employmen.t r~te. ln the 1976c~mp~~· ~~declar~ wife, Becky. file d for tha~ the .~at1on s N~. 1 e~onorruc pnonty has got to di v 0 r c e fr 0 m h e r be Jobs, .andonceinoff1ceheproposeda$50taxre-husband . effectively bateto symulatelheecOf!~~i• _ _...-s-="..a(!,...'\"'i''-""'uN---1.h,..'i'r'' i·9 -yea"r ,..,.._._._,~lfl~.s.-~ .. r'" _,,..... 1 r~ .J" .. ·~1 .,, ..... ~ 1 ·v·'l ~' .eTJV"nt; \. c v-r-~ He later aeclarea th rebate ''a mistake" and marriage. Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge FRESH RED 5618 SNAPPER ,ff, ... Served with Soup du Jour. rice pilaf or baked potato. Vegetable de Gardiner. SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH I I :30 to 2:30 .... On-the-mall at South Coast Plaza near the Carousel on. the First Level. For reservations call: 540-8822 withdrew it from Congress. Even without the rebate, B row n a nd M r s . howev~.the~b~ura~dec~edinl978~dl97~ Cornelius. who admit ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I settling ata lowof5.7 percent. they're more tha n just ln 1~8. Carter declared ~ation bad replaced business partners •. sayl~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ unemployment as the nation's No. l economic they are _undec1~ed enemy. about their wedding Four anti-inflation programs, including volun· plans . tary wage and price guidelines, failed to stop con-"If we r each the poii:it sumer prices from rising from 4.8 percent when where we wanted to tie Carter took office to a 12.6 percent pace in the. first the knot, there would sevenmonthsofthisyear. have to be some giving The recession that hit tttis year increased un- employment. which rose to 7 .8 percent in July. on both sides," Mrs . Cornelius said. "J don't know if either or us is wi 11 · ing to do that." And Carter's m ost recent anti·inflation strategy, based on tightening credit, prompted <'harges that the president had broken ttis campaign pledge not tosacrificejobs to combat inflation . Administration officials deny the charge. "Over the three years (from 1977to1979): we did an unrecognized good job In increasing employment and industrial output,·' said Charles L. Schultze, chairman of the president's Council of Economic Ad- Keep vp w11h news of your tommun11y All the ~ yoo nfed eo111l'S 10 you eve<y : dov. 1twi l•t mJµ){r)I ~2-4321 Chemical Labs, yes. Chinese Restaurants, no. We've taken the ads and listings that busi- nesses use to call each other and put them in a separate book-The Los Angeles Business To Busines! Ye llow Pages. You'll find materials, equipment and services from firms all over the greater Los Angeles market. And you'll find them faster and easier than e.ver. Chinese Restaurants? They'r e listed in Pacific Telephone's LC5s Angeles Consumer Yel- low Pages. SPECIAL II 00 R~:.~~:s CAR WASH PLUS FREE HOT WAXll IOU. POLICY: If IT RAlt4S wm4lt4 Z4 HOUIS, wau ·~WASH YOUI CARI I ALSO AVAILABLE: DIESEL FUEL AND CAR WASH HARBOR CAR ASH 16921 ALGONQUIN HUNTINGTON BEACH -~46-9011 .------~ The-prime rate has come down. So have Interest rates on trust deed loans arran~ec1 by Republic. Now ls the time to borrow. Befort" Interest rates might climb sky high ~aln. as so many economists predict You'll Ond we can pe llexlble In arranging terms and payments. You may borrow from $10.000 to Sl.000.000. Tuke anvwhere from 30 days to Clve years to repay. · You'll find we're fast In many ca<seS. we've been able to arran~e lzeable loans within 48 to 72 hours. So huny. Join the Republtc 'and taJk over your needs with one of the experienced loan brokers al Republic Hom<> Loan. The comptmy that's thumbs down on interest rates and thumbs up on loans. JOIN THE REPUBLIC r Republic Home Loan 19772 MacArthur Blvd . Irvin<'. C'A 92715 (714)851 0991 l.lcrn!W'd Orokt>r• Qffi('("'l aJvi h\ 1-:rwlno Jn<I C0\11111 • .-t• DAIL V PILOT OBITUARIES /ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE Plat• of the D•r OCTD 'Works' ~ICTITNIW IUllNHI PICT'1nous ......... NAMl! ITATl!.Ml!NT ..... ITATeMellT PIC'nTIOUt euttNeU 9!AMlllTAT•MeNT Magazine Recognizes Program Tb Oran1e County TraNU Ola trict hu been • l~c-ted b y Reader's Dlt"l ma1•i.lne as 11n .,umple of a diatricl wht"re mu11 transit worb density suburban en vironment de· void of any central business dlatrict. Tlw ..._,. ..-lt-,. -T ... ~,.._It_,. WU· ""'.. .... .. : Illa.I 0 WOT & ASSOCIATES. T J ASSOCIATes. tit C-.llel, 10M1 Fer11e-i.-, H-1 ....... 0..te MeM. CA._,, .. e<ll, CA.... Jeci. ._.., m ~1. c .... ll lm Oe,.9let W•••· tttO Mt ... CA411U7 . 'arnt-~. H-~ llMCll, Tiiis ......... It c;~ 11'1'.,. Ill• (A.,._ Cllw..,.el, Tlllt """-h (onClll(1eel b'I' ... 1.. Jedi....,.... e11 .. 1choal Tiii• ~I •• "'" wltll "'-l(fm o.u.i.. wnc '-'" ~"' o..,.. c-.,.,. Sep. Tlllt s~ ...... ti ... wllll .,.. lember S.. ••· c_., ClenefC)nftto c:-itr on Sep. ,.,...., lemMr t, 1•. P\11141.-Or.,.. eo.111 Delly Pllel ,,,...., S:tr ...... n. •. ,. ,... Publl-Or-. C...lt Delly Piiot , s-•. ,._ H. •. t• ,...._ PUBUC NOTICE Tiie ........._ --It_,. -..i.. -·· 1'14Ll.fN TIMIEll P•OOUCTS, Oi WH\ tm. ~.Unit "II'.'' C..le Me'4. ~ • ...,, tte .. lfl 0.le ~rt<•, 1111 Vhle ..._.,, ~ -..Cll, CAflMt T111t Nlftttt It C~ed llY afl Ill dlwlell;el. l(wln Prl<o Ttllt ti ........ WM fifed wllll IN c-tr Oen o1 O.el\00 c-•r °" Jiitr' 2',I•. Ptatta ""'1111 ...... Or ..... C:O.st Dellr Piiot Aue "· •• 5'fll 2, '· ,. ~ a POOPED H1s tob requires tum to do a lot or movuuc around . so David ad1a often 1 too 1>00 flt-d lo .,up Tbe •r\ICle , which ap1.,..ar1 In the Septem~r IJt uf' of the ma1aslne, alao C'lt u lran11lt pro1nms In Waah.Lnctoa D • Madlaon. Wis • and BrOC'ltton. MaH lo lta rt•ftrtru:e LO Ortanaie·County, lhe artlt ll' 1tate11, "w reglon so utter l~ d el)f'ndent u i.10n the autumob1le would hurdly A..em tu hind Itself to a vll\hlc rnH11 tnnslt s)'Ate m Neither would It teem that suc h a syste m C'ould o~rtilt' dhc1c ntly m ll low "Ye\ thanks lo innovative plaMlna and an aggressive campaign to woo auto dr-lvers, the Or a nge County Transit District haa managed to con· found il.s c ritics by providlna reUabJe service to an ev_,r growing number of palroM.l ·'It 's one thing lo be written up in pro fcu ionul p ubli c ations of t.he trans it trade. But we have never before received this kind or recog- nition from such a widely read and pre- 11\lgiows publication," said James Htichert, OCTO ge neral manager. PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITICIUI •UMNH& NAMalTATl!MllNT PUBLIC NOTICE l'IC'TITIOUI 1u111QU-Tiie fOll_, ... ,.,_, ., .... , .. , ,,~~m::::Tu NAMl!ITAT•Ml!NT e..M,,..s•: l ll• loll-no --,, -. Dusi· SANOS AUlO PAIHTIHO, ,.,, ...!.~.':"'-'"' --Is Oolno llusl· MH .. : °""'.: ... W•YJ:':. ~-'::'la Celllll M I! 0 I CA L 0 E V I C E S •HIOH'1•t~' co. H'W f't•tr '' t'W 0•1 •t. • ....... llHf •t •"• • •' l.t• •lf,f\\)~ \lt ,.,.. \tMt '4,h~• .lil ,,_ 'ft ... \ ~ M ._,_-,.of'oeh t4tf MAR AN ATHA TRA FF I c AV .. "-el v-;. Cellfornl. EXCHANGE, MOX. MEOIX. S74 ·o· SI! RVICE, ••m 9eec11 Blvd., H..,,1 ... ,:... · " •lley, • Hemlllon SI., c.111 Mew, c... mv l"ftOll ~11• Ce. "'41 a 1e1 J~ Kl -v ""lJ JemH All•n Cro-11, n • ·o· l •l•f'V• ., •• \ "· , .. ,,, ... ,.,_.. Wer11e "•rrul Smllll. 1'51 I one y<w• Hren •• •• Roe~•.,...~ Hllflll T-r. Sellla ~. c..il..,nlo. Ham II'°" St., C:.O.U Mew, Ce. tt•tJ l11lerf· ron Still Experime11tal """ • "91011 lleech, Ce Tiii• Ml-s II COfteluCIM 11'1' • T.lllt .......... <onclUdeel b'I' en In· Tlllt bullllell It c--~~ ·~ .,. 111. llml-~ e14., ..... . dlvlelll•I. __ ..., u, ,...... A. llcirer J-A. '-'1 3 Bw Routes Added w.v ... " ·-11h Tlllt , .. _ WM llled wltll 1lle Tiiis s-WM llled wltll Ille Tiii' ~~ ~".s 111_ .,1111 __ c_,., Cleft ef 0r..,.. C-ty en '-'Y C.....,. 0r.,... c_., 011 s.p. C ' C.. 0 -'~ """"' n. ••. \ember s. , •. OIHI v ,_ Of r•noe COUftl'I' on l'IUPtl p.._. AU9ust e, l'IO. , 141177 PuOllSlled Or .... Coest Delly Pllo4, s.:."~11,,..., Or-C.." Dally Piiot ·rhree new Orange County trarusil dtst r1<'t bull routt."a tbial wall benefit n<krs h v1na along lh~ Orange Coast Pub41-Or.,,._ Coast 0.lly Pilot """ U , 5-1C. !, •. t6, ,.., '4ol!.. 'M,U ,», ,.., J6lO.a Irvine and Huntington Beach. Those s.p1 •. '•·».JO.,.., ,..,.., Unes will now be extended to the ~ ---------PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE By OR. PETf.a STEINCaORN Huntington BeaJ!b Civic Center. P UBLIC NOTICE MUtUClPA&. COUllT Cl!NTllALOltA ... E COUNTY ~ar Dr. Slf'lacrolul: Tht're hH bet'n <> m u<'h writt~n la tely 1tbout interferon. I wundt•r why dew tors 1n our c-ommumty aren't wung It m the lreal ment or <'ancer Es pec mlly leuke m ia Our hoP<' •ire raised high und the n alJowed to drop whvn w t' really need a new drug Mn. V. tH1 v.-~oue tnto operation Ro ute 202 provides e xpress bus service between Sun Cle m ente and fhe C1ly Shoppm~ C~nter tn Orange, with 8\0pll "' San J uan Capistrano, Mission VleJo, Laguna Hills. Irvine Bus schedules reflecting the new routes and route changes are avail•· ble at 390 locations in Orange County, including public libraries, shopping centers and all post o ffices. •ICTITICIUS •USINESS NAMlf ITATl!MllNT T ... fOllow\llt .,.._ Is Clolng bus\. "HJ es. NEWPORT 1£14CH OFF tCE MOVING I. STORAGE COMPANY, 1.00 0o"9 Stl'fJel, Ste d , Newport loch, Cellfonll• tMtO fllCTITICIUS •ullNl!H N~ ITATl!MIUtT Tiie fol-.,. _... I' ... "9 ..,., neUH IUCHCI~ CHST•ICT • ...... ~ *Ovit~ Dome .... ........ ,CAtlNl COASTAL IU$1HESS SYSTEMS, ~ ~ O.lw, .........., llH<ll, 101 C•lllofl'li.tlMO PLAINTIFF· MEOEHT. IHC., 14 RollenH. """*-'· ttt vi. IC-. c--'-.. ..., Dear Mrs. Y.: There isn 't room m th1:. space to t~ll you all you 'd hke to know about Interfero n But the following quotes fro m an article by Ors Ken neth B M<'Credie and Malcolm S. Moore or the Leukerrua Society of Am erica will he lp: and Santa Ana Route 210 offers e xpress service Crom San Juan Capistrano to Cal Sllite Fulle rton with inte rmediate stops in l...aguna Hills and Tustin. Interested persons may also re- ce ive route information by calling the transit district at 636·RIDE. Ad-Sitter saves you time and money by toking messages from people responding to your Doily Pilot classified ad. Call 642-5678 Alberl L. 0.vls, 5121 Hell 11...,. ... H11nllnot011 IHcll, C•lllOrnle ·-This buslneu It c-.:t.ci bY •n 111. dlvlcluel. Albffl L. 0.•11 Tiiis flat-• w•s flltCI wltl> Ille Co11111y Clerk 01 0••"99 County· on lluoust it. t•. He•-1 ..._,., Cellfornle,.,..,, O E F E N 0 A H T 1 S A 1. L 'f Tiiis ~"""Is c-'9d l>Y M\ In. SANTMYER ..... BUCK HENRY'S CllYldu•I DOES I """""'X, ln<lusJw lldlff1 H. t.ndr..-. SUMMONS TlllS st.C-••• fllM wlll1 IN CAM NUM•I!•: 117161 County Clerto ol 0.-C°""ly on HOTICl!I Y• M.e -.. -· Tiie Auoust 12. ,.., ,_,. _, ._.., ....,... .,... w....,. ,,..ne -................. , ......... PublllNd o ... noo Coest 0.11., Piiot, .,.... • *JS. lleM .. .,..._.,. "Interfe ron is the name given to a group of chemicals. as yet undefined. which a re made of s everal types of cells in the body in reSJ>(?nse to viruses and to som e other stimuli. We hope that the clinical studies now under way at several U.S. inshtutions will re ve al more about the nature or these maten a ls. a nd that the hopes surrounding in· te rreron today will be rewarded. The Leukemia Society of Ame rica is presently funding basic re · search on interfe ron . lnteferon remains an ex- pe rimental material " That las t state m e nt. Mrs. V .• offers the answer to your question why doctors In your community aren't using it. Ro ute 271 provides e xpress service from Newport Center in Newport Beach lo the Sa nta Ana Civic Cente r. The service began Monday. for details. DAILY PILOT In addition. the transit district is extending Routes 74 and 76, linking ~~~~~~ Stepdad Held in EXPERT AL TERA TIONS for Men & Women fllunt Pu111ISfted Or.,. C:O.st Delly Pllol Sept.'· 16, 23. 30. ,., ~ PUBLIC NOTICE Auo. 2', Sefl'. l , t, I~ I~ _ ~ ... _. PUBLIC NOTICE AVllOI UtllM M 9* Mfl'\eM••, II tri.-t _.. ... Id ... c-e UC. • • ...._ ... __ ue1 . ......,. fllCTITIM •UslNllS Cle .._.,. C11t • .... LN i. lflfwm•· M-1! ITATUlll!MT d• --.,... fllCTITIOUI IUSINl!U T ... fOllowtng -~ Is dOl119 busl. II rou wllll to-· tr.. .civke ol •n ~ STATU1Al!NT MSS n : •"orney In tllls me~. 'fOU 1'>o<;ld Oo Tiie 1011_,. __, Is do!no butl· OESIGH PLUS, 117' Monterey to promptly 10 lllel your written neu .,. •ve-. c-la MeMI, C..lltoml• .,,,. re"'°"w, II env, ,...., be fllecl on 1\m.. ED 'S DRA IN .. SE WER Cyrlt Ell-F_...,._r Ill, SIUt11C1*-tollcl1-relconwfoele SERVICE, mt~ ... Circle, Hunt· 1'1t Monterey Ave , Coste "'• ... un ·~ .., nte .s .... 10. cleberle l"f1on ._.., (.allfonlle ttw Celltornle 9Ma "•<•rlo lnnMdl•lemenle, de esle Edw•nS Cherie• J...,leton, mi Tiiis boalnns It conelucled .,., •n in· menere, w '-''• H<rll•. sl ll•y Se>e11c•r Clrcl•. Huntl nqtOfl S.ec.11, dlvleluel •loune, .,._ -reolstrade • llempo. Celltor11 .. ..._ C'l'fll E F--111 TO THE DEFENDANT; A <lvll Tiiis ~ Is c-ted 11, •n In· Tiiis stOll-1 ••• fifed wllll IN complelnt llet -Ill.cl DY ,,.. pleln· dlvlCluel. C-ty Ci.rt Of Or-Counlr on tiff ~INI \'OU. 11 ......, wish to cit....., E-.1 C. ,..,.,.._, AUi. 11, I-tllls lewwlt, '°" musf, within » O.ys Tllh SIM--· Ill.cl wltll IM fllUtn -"•• '"'' .....,..._ I• Mneel on YOU, Renew your wardrobe l Emphysema r arely a tta<'ks s uddenly . There is us u a lly a history of several colds and a coug h that has been hanging on for years. says Or. Steincrobn in his booklet ... Emphysema : How To Live With It " f'or a copy write him at Box 1560, Costa Mes a 92626 enclosing 50 cents a nd a stamped self. addressed en velope • Ready Made and Custom COVftlY Cleft Of °'-C:-ty on Pl>bllsfteel Or-eo.11·0.11 ... Piiot, Ill• wllll ""' cour1·• wrllte<I --A119ud n , 1• A.,._ 16, S.C. 2, '· 1'. ,.., )4t7.a to Ille con.,ialnt. Unlen you do so, Tb Clothing fll&lm --rour clefeull Wiii be lfll-Oft -e stepfather of a R tyl· f F l th Publ•-o..,.. c ... st Delly P11ot. PUBLIC NOTICE Dlk•tt°" of tM 111e1"'1tt. •"" i111s cour1 2-year-old girl who died • es mg o urs. ea er. • ... u . ~ '·'· "· '-,.,,~ "'-Y ..,..,. •I.......,. -oeinst vou '°' more than IS months and Suede ----------fllCT1Tlous •u11Nus --111e .. u .. -"'nw <Oft'ICl!elnt, C OT CE NAMI! ITATl!IAl!JtT Wllkll ,_ """41 In oem1111.._1 of ago has been a rrested L-' T~ ~:.. n..-c--. PUBLI N I ,,.. fol'-"'t _... ~ ... 119 ..,,._ ... ...-.. t••no "' ,._., ....... _.....,or by the O range P o lice --r--.. ,.,...... ... _......,.. _.., ----1 Nun o111er , ... _. ·~teci In tM com-~ ~ fllCTITIOUI •UMNl!M ZEE Pt.ACE. 111 E '"" Sl'"1, pleOl~~EO• •-II J 1-0 epartm ent o n s uspi· ~ ---MAMIUTATUU.MT c..,.••-.Ce1._._,7 A • -• - I Death cion of killin" her. ~ ~~ 'r11e fo11-1119 """'"'' .,. ootne o..,.,,. z... a.n1~.,.... .O.I'> E"-"'W a.en•, Cle•• e "()(di} 1-• • bu.ineuM: M•r1111erlte Corofta del0 All•• JU1'91(.....ciy.O..,..ly Leland Roy Delanger, Ga EAT A"" IE" 1 c AH c.u1orn1e"'2S · •001111T.MUllPMY JO, of Santa Ana, was ar· 1HTE1t10fts.:zoenwoodl .. Ln.,Hunt· TlllsDus11WU lteone1ue_...,.,.1,.. .,.._.,"'-• l119ton llHcll, ea . .,... dlvleluel 1411'919'1 Snakes Halt Project BERKELEYTOWNSHJP. N.J . (AP)-Ajudge has haJte<I de velopment or an industrial park here because construction would disturb nortbem pine an d com snakes, both listed by the stale a s threatened species. r eStedlastweel. Suu nne Goldber9er. 10t lt Tiiis S\el-1 wet lllecJ wltll IN ............. CA_ The child, Jaclyn c. ~outh Coast --a ~, .. I.rt .• H\#lll"flon a.ec ... C•. Countr Cle<-of o ... noe COUflly on T9f. 111•1-9-z·11 di ~ ..--~ Auoust22 '"° Put>ll•'*' OrMIOI Coast Dally Pl101 1 es, ·oo on May 29, , S"O-l49 I IC•'"'..., c. we11, 0 1 Ao10rnl119 · ,.1.-i """· "· 1'. s...t 1.•. '"° 33"-«I 1979 from massive head tNext to Carousel) "' ce11YonRe1 .. eorone0e1AMr.c.. Pu110-Or-~ O•llY Piiot. injurit;s, accordin g to ,,..::S:::~::2;::;;;;~~;;,;;;.~;::;;;~;;;;~!;:_.J11e~!~,:::,.~11:. conc1uctee1 by • • ...,.16,s.ot.1.•. "· '• M~ Orange police Detective AHHOU Thi' :::~=~r..:i with -PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICl!l).Olu,,!'..L.Ofl PUBLIC NOTICE IROWN MllRGARET CALMER BROWN, oe•Wd •••y Oii Sel>\emDOr •· ,.., Born Dec.emtwr 1, ltU Survived b~ lier llu\bond IAw<enc:e M 8ro-. 1 '°"' Lerrv 0.-Brown a"" Wllll•m Dale Bro-'"" l orM\O<lllldren. Oon•tton\ m •v be m•d• to .,,, ,.,.,.,.,.., C...C•r Sotiely Memorial )•rvl,•t •Ill lie r..1e1 •I SI MerU Prnbylf''-" Churcll, NewPOr'I &ea<,. o" S.01~m1>er n '"° et 1 OOPM Newoori N"plune In CNr99 of ••· ••ngementt wltll t...rl•I el w• CLEVU•Glll BE RTHll lOU CLEVENGER, rftl. o.nt of Colla -.., C. Pesw<S •w•v on S.o_, 7. ,,. S..rv1wH by Nr Min eoo Peo OI Cot•• MeM. Ce Privet• wrvlces _,.. held. S."'k" uno.r tl'W direction Of Herbor I.aw,.. Mount Oii~ ~ry of C:.O.te Mew. Bruce Praet. He s aid a Talce It-OH -.. lea m of physicians spent • s...• ~~;.%~1e;.-,:. 0••"99 County "" l'tCT1T1ous 1us1N•u u:~.~m-s~I~ A.T mor e than a year with ,.,,.... .. ,.,... sun,,.. .. T -~ wlll De at Herbor u wn Me"'°'lel Publlllled Orenot Coen Delly Piiot Tiie loll-lno perton' •rt CIOl"e lll-.....-c-tef Per-.SeNlcnunder tM dlrectlon ol h im Studying m edical Qu s.p1.•,1'.U.J0,1"° i.1..eo -INu~ sue.e1~,tw Herbor u-..Mount 011 ... _,~,Y of records until they finally iclc 1 N s u R • H c E G " o u P ,.,. ~ e1 u.......,. c~t• ..._ wo.ssu. ruled out the possa·bility a structured. PUBUC NOTICE SE av icu, •lo "••110r1 C•"'•• 111 ,._~of.,. e..-°' FAH· DOU> 8-week seminar Ori .... SUlle ISID, ..._, lffcll, OI NV SIHCUUR, o.c-.ci. Mllll V OOl.O. ---•'I' Ofl 5-Of accidental death. program for fllCTITICIUI •uMM•U ~ Notke Is IWretl'I' 91,,.,. !NI Ille un-tember 5, , .. at , ... Cott• _.. The s us--ct a llegedly .. ,.,,.. S"TATEMaNT 0-M. Tl-tt. Jr . "' VI.I de•~...-wlll .... •t Prlvete ..... to Memo•••• HoscJlte• s.... wu -n in ..-fas ter weight loss Individual attention Techn1aues for TN .... ._.... _... 1~ dDl"f ..,.... c-... ..._, llM<fl. CA~ ..,. "'-'"' -best taldd9r, w111«1 io Wltcomkl .... J-ry 17. , .... rnl· was at home in Or ange QUICk and permanent weight control Enrollment hmit-nHA H "-w. Clemo, 41• ,..........., <-•rm.c-. .. Mid SWerlOr C-1 dent Of Colle M9M. Ca. et IN time of With the <rirJ when s h e ...,.. p · _ _. I' I 8 £It GL ASS RAC I NG Ple<e. Fl.,._, CA ''°11 on Of •"9r ... IWI dey of~,' .... de•"' ~I-by • de"911t•r -""' r~eg1strat1on f0QUlf'7U PRODUCTS, 741 ~ ..... Cotta T,.11 buslftff II COMU<leel ..... 19'0 ., .... office of Mlrtlll .,.,,,; Herr1t1t ~ °' ~ ..... ce., •son d i e d a nd to I d i n · u, Mew. Cel....,....,, -··· --"""'· a1ec· • ....,.. "'" v-• ''""'. s..iw H.rolCI l . Odd. Jr .. 4 erendclllldrlfl VeStigators the gir} ha d 1tI!l Jollfl Kelloy 8\ual , 9 &SS "-1W.C·-JO& IEncW. ~of l.o. A-In, end I 9reel·9re11dclllld. Private fallen, Praet Sal·d . 891-3441 Clower Avenue. F ... 11t•ln Veller, Tiiis ~ •M lli.o wl\ll !fie St.le of C.ilfomla, •II .,_ rltlM, llOo ..... lcH _.. -at &eltl 11«91...... r" I I CallfOf"ll .. .,,. C:-ty Ci.rt of °' ..... C-ly on -lflt-1 °' .aid ~ at , ... 5"'1111 .. T"1!1111 _, ... Clletoel, ·~ ~ Tiiis --. I• C-.cted 11'1' ... Ill-Aueust 21• ,.., u .... Of --... ltw ''°"'· 1111• termef'lt we t •I Herbor La wn dlv'-1. flt•o•• ellll 1111......a INI Ille ntel• Of Yld- Men'IOl'lel Per11. S."'k" ""*' tM ffearf Tn•s ternf1c semmar se nes is designed to give you .-tt e1-41 · JAc•soee. "'~11 & < .. MCI ,,., ecqu1te<1 by -•tkwl ot dlrl!<llon of 8elU ~--5"'1111 a. h f Tiiis ---• flled with -s,,~ui:--le• or -....IM at-tllen or In eCICll· T •• 111 ~ 11,, ,...._, ~·-w of maximum we1g t loss in a minimum o ttme . .._ 1 ~ ·~ ~ -~ 1 ,,.. u... ~c ~-.-~ ·-" . c-ty Clerll of 0r-. Gountv on Julr .,.... ,....,. ...... t on ro ""'' .... w .... ~•.-... a Cost•-·~' Mee t each week 1n the same small group. with a trained n. '"° ... .._ c-Ori,.. 11"'9 Of-· '" -10 ell 111e certain 0•111.11!11 D moderat or Discover n ew t ectt n1Ques for ""'• ,....;;.;;-....:...-ea YMM R .. 1 P•-'1• s11 ... 1ee1 in ue11ne, AHNE MARIE GRIESER.,..,..,.,.. ; 9 e,,.9 e self.awareness. Explore ways 10 change your eating Pub11,,_ ~ coHt 0.11., Pllo4. 0r· · c... P countv o10r-. SI-o1 c.111orn••. C04..IE Of C._rtlno, C... P.-.d ewer on 5--~ ~ Auo. 2e, 5ec1C. 1. t , 16,_1~ ,_..., PUllll,_ ...... st Oellr llot per11Culerty -rlbed M loll~. I~ GEORGE L COLE. -7•. ,.,..,..,, 1em11er •, 1•. SN wes • 12 y"r resl· and ltv1ng patterns· forever ----~~~~---~• Setit.:.-'!.!': ta, JO, 1~. _ ,.!MIO wll S..0.UM °' Hunllnglon e..c11. Ce Pnw.s •••Y 4'11\ 111 IN a.nc.l•Y .,.. •. SN Is..,,. Receive e 1tclus1ve T I O diet plans plus your own P UBUC NOTICE Dwemno Unit A In eu11e11119 No. on S.pl-•. '"°·He ls survived vl...O bY, •I~~· ... Wlllcut DeatHi·est Personal Journal an invaluable gu1deb00k, available PUBUC NOTICE 2UOofTre«Ho.•1 Dy 111s wllt i..o..lso N Cole, e1a119Mffs ot Cost• Me~. C•. •nd llutll R. more commonly•-a : 22»-A Vie Flota L Urbeno, "'°911'1' E P•l"ll -Rlemen ol Ywcc• Veller. c.. .. ••so I only to T' 0. semmar participants. fllCTITIOUI •UllNl!U l'ICT1T1CIUS •UllNl!IS Pwr1e,utuneHllls.Celllomlanu3. Florene• 11. s.ve•••· ,.,..1111c1111e1r.., brofller o.n1e1 P. Gr.._r "' Prk••. tn eig ht sttort weeks you'll be enjoying the new. slim NAMalTATl!.Ml!NT NAMl!ITAT1!Ml!NT --··· ..,. i. lewf 1 c11epe1 MNk" -Int•,....,., •Ill be ce. G••-klll •"'ICM"''" .. 11e1c1 on Heart disease was the you . and ttte compliments from your family and friends! .,.,!t:.!°'.:W'"' pe,,_.s ••• Clol"9 T1111 ,..._....--. 1, .,"' ..,.,. oi i:~'..iC:.C.~~on~on11~.=~ llold on T-V ~mber '· '"° ., W•d11•••· 5"4ember IO, IWO ., main cau se of death THE 'f>IET . •o ... u~ LE GRAHO, * ....._, CllftW -H: ' u le, or per\ <•'"'·end b•l•ll<• I JOPNI directed by Wtslmlnuer ll:OOAM el 111e Het bor L.ewn lO 378 h d .ed --W .... ~ Drive, Ho. Ito, NewPOrt leech, COOMESIETUHE S. IOht •Yld•n<ed 11'1' note u cureCI b'I' "'•morl •I Par-Mortuery •nCI M9MMlel,..,,. -..... Brue• ICll•· among • w 0 J 57,AM INCYClOPmlA CellforloletJMO ....... ._ ~. Hwnll ..... 9"<11, Mor1 .... orTrusl o.dCIOI_,,........... eeme1erv ••• ott1c1et1119. ServlcH Uftele• '"• in Orange C ounty in ~SHOP .......... ....._ .....--..YOUST"'-.. ~ ... -_ .. __ , ..... C•ll-•._.. tr•-Ttn~~.~-"' •l.l!ON dlre<tlonotH .... ~-011,,. tv1: vr_,__...,,.,_. _, ......._.._,..._,_,,~,......., 'I'. J..._.........._C-. ..... t111111t~~.·· CAR_.~7.SOH ~~0.!1• •. !eJI: .~ ... offtl'~~~)...:~.U.,1.j.\ ac;~~l"'~··d !O ~~ .. Si•• .. , ,......s.,t. l_J ~~ strwt, .,..,."*-~. Huntl ....... lleedl, llft or_, to be In wr"l"9 llM .a.n.a--,wtle•·-::51~--2il'I , '-~''-'1 sba't\st CS pUrJllSbe uy ,. 'LeeunelMcll Cellfew'llle"'5t c.tttornie._.. wlllbe_..wdetlN.tor9teld-p81..., °" ~· 1 ,.., PATIUCIA J. ICING, ..sldenl of l h l He a Ith Tiii ~-·-· I• c-..Ct9d by • Tiii• -.....1. ,_. .............. , ...... "~ _ , ... flm "'*k•tJoot S..rvlWCIDyllllwlfeCailkJeelet'...on,i hi-lsi.nd, C.., Pe-ewey CIOI e CO Un y s"'"' t • . dlw-1. ~ ............ ..-otMle. sons C•rlot L • ..._..Jr •ncl A,... ~-•.t• . ......,..~ot Department. oe-•1•••1111t1. nwn.w.c:-oe1ee11Ht2"llde'f°'"--'·'• ~:10• ":';:',;,:":'; ~••E<'• T~·:~v'!i :::r.-:;:,.,:;, :!tU:·~9!. :.C, ~~ . A total of 4,0S2 _victim s Tiii• = "::: 11i..i w1111 -cC:::., ~ ~~C::. ': =::,.::..:; .,1111 w111 Gardeft•. Ce , Pitier IMLeon of El l . Wer,_. 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L.•HEW, resleleftl of was Suvae, w c num-PUBUC NOTICE ____________ , .... .. ------C.Mte Mela, CA. ,.._,. -ey on s.p. bered 972 fol) owed by PICT1TIOUS 9Utl••ll l!llC ... , ~ -,.,,...,a. t• * '' ...,,., .... .., 1-MOTi" ,....,..., ........... .------------.... ,..., J. ~ of ,,..... Gro .... II· lung cancer' 577. TO THE Ctll!Ol~OI' ..,... ITAT9MllWT PWlllNd Or ..... C...tl Delly Pli.t. NICI UOTl4HS ...... s -, .....,.,..,.. L.Mrelne Hum· •o• SMIETAH, TllAHSFEROlt'. ... !.~.~ ,,.,_ ~ ... "' _ ... ~-·'-·to,...... 31Jt.«I SMITMS' MOaTUA&T pllrey ot Fo11nteln Veney, Ce., t11acc..,...._~·"5-KEMINSKl'S·HUHT INGTOM -=-'=----~----- 627 Mam St Petrkl• -........ of ~ -... ca. Handicapped •1•1 .,. • c:e1-.... u..Horm CoCllt. HACH, 21112 ..,..._._, Hunt•.....,. PUBLIC NOTICE -A,.... ~-ol Olk..,, llllnol' ,...lca~--tl-Mtollewt: c.llflmle,... Huntmgton Beach -1 O"encklllldr ... Memorlal Mus t. Trenlfwwltelloolt1"mell••bvlll llff<ll. • -----------536-6539 of C·llrlt11M 1uri.1 wlll be celebret9d t•41ftsfff ol P<-'V to HAHS 811tGER l(eml,,..,l's EnleflN'I ... , Ille .. e l'ICT1TIOUS auscNaU NB FAMILY CO&.OMAl '41Hl«AL NOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893·3525 'ACIFtC VllW MlMOllAL,AIK Cerretery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pac111c View Drive Newporl Beach 644·2700 MeCOllMIQI MOITUAllH Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hills 768·0933 San Juan Capistrano 495·1776 HAUOll LAW~MT. OUYI Mor1uary • cemetery Crematory 1625 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa 540-555'4 "HCI llOTHU$ llU UOADWAY MOaTUAIY 1 io Broa<Sway Costa Mesa -642·9150 IAL n lltlOllOM SMflH • TVTHIL.l WISTCUff CMAf'll 427 e 17th St Cos1aMu a 6<t6-9371 H on T ............ s. .... ""°94 "· '"° et Seminar Topt"c OAHll!L.SSOH, ller'9ln ........... to H Cellfonlle ~ .......... s........... MAMIUTATl!M8NT IO:OOAM ., St. Jolln , ... 8eptllt Transferw. Cl., SM ....... Cel .......... 111 Tll• followlno peoo"' ••• dolno Celllollc OU'cll. lntermellt wlll be •t t . Tll• bllilneu eddreu of '111' ....,,_ 1' <OlldllC1ed bY • Ctw· ""'',,."a: I I__, sc· ence careers for poret1o11. ...-, .. p ••I(" , ... 2 ... _.,,~-st. Merv ~. -· 11 ..... s. I Tren1f•ror It J.112 Lentene Lene, ~l'tE-.wtWt,lnc. ...,.. ,.. "" • .,, ,.._,. .._ Pierce lrotlleri Bell lroedwey lbe handicapped is topic C~t•-.Cellfonli.. -taneJ Wllllefm 8IW1,,No.J.U1lrv1M,Cellfomlet17U Mort ... rylOUlldl~--1. Tll• busln•u edClrelS of ~. . AMiii EHT. INC., • Celltoml• WMITPll!&.D 0 f a Se m i n a r f 0 r TrentlerH 11 2121 So11tll GrlUel Tiiis ~ -f114d wltll tlle corpor .. -., tlU2 Me<Ar1tl!W llwd .• ALSTOHlllCKEVWHITl'IELO, ... parents, CO""'•elon and CALL1iOMMARSliON Plece,SelllaAM,Cellloml•. Cwntv C*'< .. Or-c-tw on lto.)4S,lrw1N,Cellf0ml•'1715 l'"-1 ~ ,._ ~ .... , ,.. PeSMCI .....,. I T .__ ' -... ' IC....,_ SalWMI, 1'5 -Viti., 1e;"ev' on"' ;:::;:::::.,"-i :."iM MeM teachers Of disabled StU• 4' So f• es t -to , __ .. , A-'t D , 1-Pt~-Ito, A, C.C. M9M, Cellfomle n.21 • --·-> 1 t·-....... -not ........ , !Mtll""' -~ Verde CM\,,._, Hotetlt•I. lkwfl den ta scheduled Sept. 2() E''OND ... ,,.. °' ....... ~ tllell tM..,.,,. Pullll .... 0r .... Coest Delly Pll« Abhss AbOIJlusenl, "' Rio ~:'1:!.~~~W:::..,.~~.~1:; at UC Irvine. ABOUT AS \ii °"$.11.!,.=::':r,:...,.,, ,•uo.H.s..2.•.tt,1• ,.....0 or~--~·=;,~'~~~~-• ,Mul<o. Seut11 Amerlce end 111 111e Ron Smith, member of to 11e ......,. .i n1" t...embert "*· . ee1lferllle c.orporetloll, 21s Vktor ... Unit.Cl ~ ............. IW!fltlftl MIC! the governor's Commit· TRUS1 DEED ~OiAN Sult• 1'04, Co11f\1y ot or ... o•. PUBUC NOTICE SulM2.C.C:O.lllew.Cellfoml•tiW publlslllno. -In ~. He Is .....,_ celltorllle, -Js detcrl-es •II -MOf>lell 1(1\etlblou, 2J Co-try ) wived by ............. ElluM1tl 'Mitt .. tee on Employment of stock, .. ,, .... 11.._,-"""""' end NOTIC• INVITING •1~ ............... 9Mcfl, Cellfoml• ""° fl•ld Ric...,.. of ow-*' Mer, ca.. the Handicapped will be UP JO SSOQ ooo lnwet1lory of "'"" llutlMM ~-n M Holle• Is 11erebr o•wen 111e1 '"• lloeltelell 1e11m1, mt J-ln Ct., b'I' Ills orenddll.._, GrMI Wlllt1leld • "MOPl!OMANIA." lloerd Of Trusten Of tlle Coetl Cotfl· Sefl 0'"9, c.lltW!lle '21" ll lcllerth efld O.lle Ell&elletll Pyle tbe fealured speaker for 1 •. Tiie bulk trMft< ts to be c-· munttr COii ... Oltlrlc1 of Orenoe G. H. I'-. J0t1 W. San ~IO, -of L...-H'9uef, Ce. end bY Ills the 9 •30 a m tO 3 . 30 • .,..t.CI by~ u. 1•. et Ille C-t1. Celltomle. wlll rocelve ........ S...te AM, Celltonlleft104 or••t·t ••ndsoll, Aar•ll Wllltfleld . • . . ·-offlot "' VIHCEHT o. JANTZ, bids uP to 2:00 p.m., WMl!lndey, Sep. Pemr ... ,.,, , .. •rlstol Clr«le RkllerCK, -of.......,._ .. ,..,... Ce. p.m . event ln room 220 ~I E . 'T d 1 ~· ..... MfJ w. ~A-. ... IOMMr 11, , __ ...... P\lrclletllno S,l.•,.,.....Cellfenlle ... M9_,lel MtVlcet...., plecit SWldet, of the social science ' ew' por~•CE~~fAEC[hS.R 'Q I( rEquSn"4CE5' • ~11( °' ~, ..... ,,.,,....,,.. Ce1Hwn1•'901. Oetlt. ofleldcel .... dlt1rlct1oc.i..i•t Mellmoed s11e11e11ol•l'I, U2• 5et1te,,,._rl, 19.CtMNe..,_,...... i J I !j Dated· ~5 1• 1)70 Adams Aw•nue, C•t• M•H, ~estle 0.1 ... , Ccw-del M9r. C•no••o•llon•I Cll11rcll, Leou11• tower. Reservat ODS at . HA .. ·s ii I. 0 E II Cellfornle,OllwllkllllrNMldbld1•lll C.ellf9nlle ftUS . a.ec11. c.e. n.e •wino '° dO '° $10 and more informa-OAN1EL.SSOH bepublk1.,.,..._.en11,. .. e1tor: T111s...-..1econi1uctee1t1recor· ,...,. tend_... done!'-to,,. . ·1 bl b Tr...... CHAt!Tl!ll eus SEt!VICE -De-,.,....... \ ,1111,,11 ..... 211.~ee.c11,ee. tton are avaa a e y t71A1 ]f:lj.t:IJtJJ VINCUfTD.JAJtTZ .__n,1•tWvJuneJ0,1,.1w1'°"' An11re.~1-.1M. ~. _t~e~l~e!~~~~·~~~~~·~~~·~·--~======================~·~-~ W tJMO.O"IOHMREHEWAU; ~~~ Mtl ~-ccco ,..,....,. ..._•.-w. AlllllCK -towl11eccordeneewlll'I TI!~......,_. WM flMCI wlltl tlMI ----- Deatlu t Elsewhere FORT WORTH. Texu (AP)'-Job Howa,. Grtltlm, eo, a writer who atirred the nation'• con.I· clence wltb "Black Like Ke," hi1 account of travellq the South u a black man, died today. In the late JJIOI, Grtlftn, who waa white, di•· 1ulaed blmulf by blackenm, bis akin wltb cbemlcall and ul· travlolet ll1bt treat· men ta. -------- •. A ......... ca, tmt Ille 81d l"«m IMfrllCtloM -C-1· c-fy 09fts"' Or-~ on 5"- Poi94ltMll Or ... Coetl Deity Piiot llon' Mid Soeclfklltlor9 wlllcll ere -..,,,.., 5, ..._ s.,,t "90 _.... Of\ Ille ..... mey be NellfW In Ille offl<t Pl .... I--·-'-' ----------!of Ille l"un:-lnOA9"'1 of MICI <el.... PWll.,_ OrMtllt Coest Oell'I' Pl•, "Sport• ••• " Keeps you on top of the local acene ... everyd•y In the DAILY PILOT ; Cll~~'t!· bldllff ~ tullm" w1111 llft ~· •. 16' ?'-•. ,.., »n• bid • cethler't clle<ll, cer1tflOCI <lie<•, PUBLIC NOTICE Of ~' tsond made .. , .... to ltw °'"'of ... c..-~ .... Cel~ ----------Olstrl<t •o•rCI of Truste.e If\ .,. l'ICTITIOUS MISl•aU e"'°"nt not IQs -fl ... flWCelll 15%1 •AMII ITATllMl!NT ef 11\e S""' bltl He 9\Nlf-ftlet tM ...!i~-~llt .. ,_ •.• ,. dol"I I bidder wtll em.et' Into Ille..,...._.. TllAVllCIHT•11 0" HUM· C:Ofltrtoe\ If ttle -11 _ .... lo " lllm, 111 IN -of l.,lu,.. le efll-111· Tl HO TOH llEAGH, .. , Allellte, H-. to sucll conwect, !tie~ ot tM 11...-1Mc11,c.. .... <Mell wtff • .......... W fft 1N (-...... T, ....,....., ltltJ WI ....... ... --. ""Ml -....,... "''"lit W.11, Hlft ....... leecll, c.. ,.,._,..., •Wiiie.ii.et Dlttrkt. 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In~ plane o.- .,_. ltrl'l\uda Tr l*'OM • JMUOS , ~ • -· loll leta411n on Mre ~IUCll. • 1\\141 blll\d ... ,,. 118" coo -~·A•a•H ~ty ref\>-10 let a ~ Cl\Qp~ pil~I ~' hOrne • IT TAl(U A T'Htlf A WathlnQ\On I OClllll• bl.allmlllt Al MUl'IU~ 11110 tt••llng ••MPIH ol • MQre1 U S ••ornl< luet • U.~TNC 00...PAHV i== t:IO I TIC TA/; OOUOH Ml.COM! M et<, l(C>TT£1' I Geoe an11 have • proot•m alla• Wa9h1ng1ot1 me~..s th• vanity D•uilalb"' 1at1m and lie oec.oe,. 1101 10 ,.,. hi. ••llll'Oll ffdd Tria119 l1• • DICK CAVETT Gua.11 .Joan Plo""'ll"I L.IWf<M\Ce Offvle< \Pat\ 2 uf ~)(R) Hit.\ Mort'nc> s t..irs as n wtner of collegt> a~t '011 1 J .tnll':.011 Par ke r 1 "'hn hu~ rom3nre "'1th hi 111otht'r ' bt'~t fnend, a divorce~ on · ·\n,Hnrll) of ct St>duct1on" at 9 tonight on l'f\S Channt.>I 2 '11) STIJOtO SEE "Otn Bikes Mo10• Dtl• .. era rloden 11\rO<Jgh Al• ob11acle course ano on ttwl Sa<ldtaback T' ac., 111 Sout1181n Calllorr111 ()) M'A'8'H Col. Poller stt1ke1 up a warm lrlendthrp with a vis ltlng head nurse @) 8AAHEY MILLER "WB<awoll" Barney'• Jell IS occupied by a man who rs convinced he wtll turn Into •-.wolf a1 m1dn1ght end commll llOrrlble morder1 7:00 9 C88 NEWS 8 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN Fonzie 0-11 • dog to pro- lac:1 111mMMf from girls wno ~ to 1\11 hO<Jse un1nv11- ad 8 MCNEWS 8 JOkER'8 WILO • w ·A·s·H A new erN commanoe< _,.. "'9t)'Ol>8 II\ Ille 4077th wtlt\ hit mHltarrsm • 8TMETS OF BAN FMNCaSCO Stone la teamed wtlh a young uncs.rcover po41Ce- m..i to brealt up a narco1- k:s ring. &;) OVER EASY Guest oe111one Rob .. rt Merrtll QIRI m MACNEIL I ~AER REPORT (f) TIC TAC DOUOH @ MERV GRIFFIN Guests G1og Ev19an. Elka Sommer Donna Pescow 7.30 I) 2 ON THE TOWN Steve travels to 111e Otym· PtC Auo11ot1um 10 profile the Roller Games. Connie 8•Bm1nes lhe unusual SIO· ry 01 comedian Fatly Arbua.le. delves rnto tlle cocumat1nces wnound- lng ac11ess Carole Lom- bard's death. tekes a look II the only pctvate res<- oence on the comme•c•af llt81Ch OI HOltywOOd BO<JI· evero. l -Irwin takes a jOUrney down WashlngtOtl Bovle•aro where "Gooe W1111 TIWI Wtnd and The Wtzerd 0 1 Oz were ltlmed U SHANANA Guest Andy G100 fJ HOLL VWOOO 80tJARES Q FACE THE MUSIC Channe l Lbt ing• 1J KNXT 1CBS) Los Angeles D l<NBC (NBC) Los Angeles I KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angeles ()) KFMB (CBS) San Diego 8 l<HJ·TV Pnd l Los AnQelA!'> @) KCST (ABC) San Diogo e KT1V (Ind I Los Angeles ., KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Angeles • KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles .ID KOCE·TV (PBS) Hun11ngton Beach 'Pearl' R evisite d W All IN THE FA.Mil Y Ml~• onvt18$ d )1>11"0 Gl>U pie lo 6j)efld th• ntg111 81 Ille Bu"k"r hovae, bUI runs into 0 1>1.ic11on1 when Archtll llnO• OUI that 1118 v11ilor s Dr& not tnorr 1ed EJi) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT m HEWSCHECK P.M MAGAZINE A Tough Gu( c;onltUll ltng8tt6 Milling par lies a·oo 8 ((} ACROSS THE GREAT DIVIDE Two orphans on I/WI'• way 10 Oregon 10 claim an tnherlled term Imo lh&m- selves alone th 1he wilder· ness when lhetr grandte 11\et dies (Part tJ(RI 0 HEWS U PRISOHEA: CEU BL~H Vflra featns that ne1 tnvolvem8'11 wilh George Lucas is to be r&POlted 10 the au1t\of111es ano th81 ner Job •lld career ue In 1eoe>- 11<1y fJ @) HAPPY DAYS Po111e·a ego geta out of llano when ha llnatly gall hrs brg chance 10 become a profesalonal Singer (R) 0 MOVIE • • ,.., "To Commll A Mur- der" ( 19701 Louis JO<Jrdan, Sen1a Berger A war hero Is given a license 10 kill When he la assigned 10 watch a scient111 and pre- venl 1111 defec1lon (2 "'' ) Q» P.M. MAGAZINE A "Tough Guy" contest: lingerie Nlling pentea: a loolc 11 ,,,. -punk roclc gtO<Jp, the Surt Punks. Chet Teti mak8' cabDage An encore presentation of the three-part WorJd War 11 drama "Pearl" stars Angie Dickinson and Dennis Weaver (left)· and Robert Wagner and Lesley Ann Warren. The story of their lives begins just prior to the bombing of Pearl Harbor. ABC (Ch. 7) ·will air it from 9:30 to 11 tonight, 9 to 11 Wednesday and 8:30 to 11 Fri- day. ~O'T -t'H&-SfUNT·MAN (A) ll:IN,....>lf .,,.,., .. -:, ...... NONUKH(PG) tw-+tt URMN COWBOY (PG) u:.,.:•tt:• lllWMKlA (A) .... , .... TelerisiOn Tuesday. September 9, 1980 DAIL v ~LOT A9 a11ua.i, C~I C.,rol Oii .,.ion tMnltlQ 10t ll\IJ )'OUnQ, ewow • • • Str•l9g!C Air Com mand 119611) J•m•• 'lt-MI J\Hle A..,._ All Utl19'\d41d ~ ltljuty •-.tta 111 '"" aownran or • ,.,•lt.•M•n a Air l=M~ .....i b .. •b•ll ""'-· 12 ""' ID tt TOHIOiil " 1111-1.14111 _ ... Oii tile cu,..,.1 ai••• or dHeQ•• U•llOll !ooh• •• '"" lllQ•• ll1110•y of OHeQ•IQ•llOn, huthllh'll 11 j)llllttl dlKu• "Ion Wttl\ llefrl(:k Sell, plO '"~''" rit 11tw al th• Unl•Or •Hv 111 wu111no1on Or O•y•• l!lnron 1aa1aia111 1)1 OfHl4>1 of l)Olitlcti W • "'"It "' UC S.n11 Bat bl · •• 111111 Ch11o11ea Wollen lltl<g ti(. ij"'IHl'-Y PIOIM· tOt and 11utt\01 ol All OafrOO<•I• 8~ HOii AIOI• f•le (PIUI I 01 31 Qti) FlAM8AA08 p, • ..,,_. 01 W81 CllllS· '"'" '"•to1es F11mo1101 to .. v.O<k•ng larm wlll\ Doc~ s Mlp f Patl lOIQ 8308 LAVERNE& SHIRLEY l •-n• eno Snirley Qu11 lnelt IODa 11 Ille brewe<y ano '°'" ll\4L Wac.s (Part 11 CRI Q» CAROl BURNETT AHOFRIEHOS Sk•IS' ., lie Fan11ry. Peace T•HIY fa NOVA Tile Insect Altemauve Sc1ent1S11 desperately 1<1a1c11 lo• some l0tm ol ~SI cot11101 10 replace c11em1ca1 pesllc•des. as 40% ol 1"6 world's crops 01e 1011 10 insects each year_r:J(RI 9:00 IJ (JJ CBS MOVIE • • "Anatomy Ot A Seductron" ( 1979) Susan Flannery, Rita Moreno A dl•Ofced woman becomes emot1ona11y ln•olved wuh the college-age son 01 e rlOse t11end (A) 0 FAMILY FEUD U THE BAXTERS ''V1<:tlms 01 tnllallon' fJ ®J THREE'S COMPANY CM~ announces 111a1 She has been p1ornoted to puvata secratal')r anO is lea•tng on an 011ornig111 business trrp wllh tier n- boss Q(RI Q» MtRV GRJFAN Guests Greg Evlgan. Elke Somm«. Donna Pescow. Pet Slack, Nathan Lane. Bruce Wennerstrom m NOVA "The Insect Allernatlve' Scientists desperately search fo1 some torm of peat control to replace chemlc•I 09stlcldea. as 40•1. or tne world's crops ere lost 10 Insects each year Q(RI 9:30 0 Cl~LE OF STARS "Mel Torrne And Oetla A-" fJ Q]) PEARL The atorleS of thrM cou- plM rMldlng In H1wa11 In 1941 111• follOwad just pr!- TUBE TOPPERS KOCE 8 6 :30 -"Pirt Bikes." ln Southern California filming, motorbikes are ridden through an obstacle course and on the Saddleback Track. KlU G 8:00 ln 1970 filn, "To Com- mit a Murder." war hero is given license to kill when assigned to prevent defec- tion of scientist. Stars Louis Jourdan and Senta Berger. KABC D 11 :SO "Tenspeed and Brown Shoe ." It doesn't seem to lose any luster in reshowings, even though it's on- ly a year old. Ben Vereen, Jeff Goldblum · r>aired as pri vate eyes. or to and during the att9cic °" Pe811 Hetbof S\ara Angte Dlcklnton. Rob«! Wagner. Oennll Weaver and L8119y AM Warren ~1111 t)(R) 9 FLAMBAA08 "Pflaoner1 01 Wet" Chris- tin• res10tes Flambards to a WO<lctng term wtlh Olck' 1 help (Plfl 10)Q ft>:OO 0 U NEWS G) NA T10MA\. HEWS ~ NEWSCHEa< 10:30 a m 11> News &;) ~EMTE ''Motlendo Vidrio." IS • Latino mualeal group that pe<lorms salsa m FREE TO CHOOSE "How To Stay Free" 0 1 Millon F11e11m11n snows hOW COncenlraled pOwor II\ the hands ol #! tew. even etec1eo ropretklntallve•. IS 111e most serious threat to ........ m_o.[!'I) 11:00 I) fJ (I)'®) NEWS U NEWLYWED GAME 0 MOVIE • * "' "Four Oespe181e Men" ( 1960) AIOO Ray, Healhet Sears Four des· per•te etlmlnals ca1nere<I on an Island ott Sydney, Aus11al1a plan 10 negot1a1e 1tw111 escepe by 1hr11aten· Ing lo bOmD 11\e Clly 11 11'811 dem•nds .,. no• me1 (2 hrs) Q» YOU BET YOUA LIFE Buddy meets • woman WllO roller sk•te<I acrosa Ame<rca a prolesalonel yodeler, and a lady 1ruck · driver JOH N DARLIN G • THE 8ENHV HIU SHOW Watch out lor the Greet Invalid Chilli Race from at 8fler'a oulers to poo< 88'1ny'• dl ... troua flnlatt • THE HUMAN FACE OFCt41HA "Sot1 or Tiie Ocean" V~a are tlkBll on • riverboat lourney elong one 01 the g.rand•t llnks In Ch1n.a's network of weter- weys .. Ille Yangtze R1y91 , 1:30 8 ()) LOU GRANT Blllle'a l<leaa abOU1 proa11· tulas change when she Investigates 1111 dealt\ or one (R) D THEBESTOF CARSON I. GuHts Sophia Loren, Joan Rivers, The Hines Brothers, Helen Sllaver (RI ' 'U DA TING GAME fJ @) ABC NEWS Q» HOGAN'S HEROES Hogen eno his men lormu- lete • darmg plan to destroy 1 1tr1teg1C bridge QJ GETSMART Ml.I( goes lo a swrm meet 10 Ol>leln a list ol KAOS ~IS W ail CAPTIOHED ABC NEWS 11:50 II ®J A8C MOVIE • •·~ Tenspeed And BrO'Wll S1l<?9" f 1980) Ben VerM11 . .i.n GOldblum An unlikely duo ol l>'IV&te eyes become ml•ed up In a pair ol crazy cues IRI .JOHN HA5 ~LLYGON€. 0£a&ERK SI NC~ HE. v.JA5 MEN110NEO IN P!:OPL~ ~AZINE! -Ml>NIGHT- ,,.. lWIUGHT za- The IOfoa eunrivot• ot a tar· rl~ war ~t In ,,,. lham• blM o4 • city dMlloy.cj il11 )'MISp<lot -~ ~ Th• IMF .. ,. out to O..troy a murder-for-hire OtganlUllOn • THE OOOOIE8 The 'GQOCllaa tiecome doc- l0ta In tl\IJ heallh MNtcp but the4r metnO<ls ol curing the nallon'• ills cause con-• lllct wlth Ille Mlnilter of Health. 12:30 0 MEWL VWEO GAME ., NATIONAL NEWS 12:40 8 ()) C881.AT£ MOVIE *•on "Kelle· Por111l1 Of A ' Centerlold" (1978) t<lm Bulnger. Vivian Blaine A MTtall-town girt arrives In Hollywood axpeellno 11ar- dom and flnOa reellty lo be something .,.llraly dlnlk· en\ \:00 0 TOMORROW 0 MOVIE •• "Crosswtn<la" (1951) .(ohn Payne. RllOnda Flam· Ing A shlp '1 uptaln encounters ptWll When ne ettempts to racove< his stolen ah1p and his lovet 11 hr . 55min) U MAVERICK Ben Is lorced Into a polltl· caJ Dallte when ne 11 tllreeteneo with d••th uf\less he dal1ver1 some mysterious documents t\e hasne11erseen W MOVIE • • "Act 0 1 Vlotence" (1948) Van Hellln. Jana1 Le1gh An Amerrcan soldier lums Informer wl1116 In o Na.ll prison camp ( t hr , 30mln ) Q) MOVIE ••111 "The Prlvat& Ltv&s 01 Adam And Eve" (19601 Mlekey Rooney Mamie Van Ooren A g•O<JP uf but passengers bound ~or Nevada are treated to • "Quoting ot the Sct1p· lures Dy tne bos Ofl•er I f hr 30m1n I 2:0000 NEWS U MOVIE • • • A Yank In v1e1n11m { 19641 Merahall IMmp· son Koeu c111nn A Manne oltleer. taken cepllve by Iha V191 C()(l9 manages to escape ano 1escue a ooc- tor In distress (2 hrs ) 2:30. MOYIE • * • "I Married A W"c.h" ( 111421 Fredric Me1cll, VatOnlCI Lalla A man'• campaign IQ( ~ 19 compllcated by the appMlllllC8 °' • lonO-dMd ""heh" ~h romance on Iller~! hr ,30mltl) 2'.40 NIWt 2:16 NIWt S.-00 MOVIE ..... "Pauag• WHI" (19511 John Payne. Arleen Whelan A wettward- Do\lnd w~n train gat1 overtaken by llK ffC8l*I COtlVICll 11 "' • 25 min.) 3:1118 MOVIE • *""' "The Judge And J1ke W yl111" (19721 Betta · 01vl1. Oouo McClure. A young t\elreaa enl\111 the aaal1t1nce ol • retired judge· I urned· prlvete lnvelllgetor when nar lather II killed (2 hra., 5 min.) 4:000 MOVIE "'* °"' "Storm In A Teacup" (19371 Rell Harri- son. VM&I\ l elQI\ Q» MOVIE ' • • "Voyege To Tiie Eno 01 lhe Uf\IV&rM' (1964) Dennis St8i>Mn•. Francis !>mo141rt 4•211 0 NEWS 4:30 0 MOVIE • • "Murders In Thi Rue Morgue" ( 19321 Bala Lugoal, Sidney Fox W.-dreesday'• lfa yi irre.-.tlot•iex 11:00 II) • • .. Jungle Gents•· ( 1954) Bowery Boys. Palrlck O'Moore -AFTERNOON- 12:00 0 "' * ·~ "Quiet Please, Murder" ( 1943) George Sande1s. Gall Patrick Q» • • A OangerO<JS Prolosston" (19491 Pal O'Brien, Geo<Q8 Ratt II) • • • "Jull For YO<J" I t9S:l) Bing Crosby, Ja,,e W'fMal\ 3'00 U • • . .., • Blllcicoaard. lhe Ptt•t• ( 19571 Robet1 N8'W10tl Linda Darnell ~ • * .. $1\ad-On The Lano 119681 Jackie CQOPet JOM F~sythe 3:30 0 • • Ka11\etlne·· ( 19751 Art C•m ey, Sissy Soecet! 'Today' Adds New Elements ByTOM JORY NEW YORK (AP) -NBC's venera- ble "Today" has been maligned in re- cent months for falling behind "Good Morning America" on ABC in their competition to attract the early morn· ing TV viewer. A lot of the criticism is deserved, says Steve Friedman, who took over as ex- ecutive producer of "Today" in May. But the fact is. he says, the audience for the news and information program that premiered Jan. 14. 1952, is bigger than ever. N B c ·s R ESEARCH department ·estimates the audience for "Today" at about 5.7 million viewers in the average minute. a 25 percent increase over the 4.6 million average for 1975. ·,_:Good Morning America' has creat- ed a whole new audience." Friedman says. "They've made the pie bigger. "And it's oot a surprise that this bas happened. Five million people watch "Today: " he says, oot counting "Good Morning America" and CBS' hour-long "Mo rning" news program in the calculation, "and that means more than 200 million don't watch anything at all at that time." Through the first quarter of 1980, ·'Good Morning had 28 percent of the audience to 27 percent for "Today," with CBS' "Morning" third by a good margin. "Today" and "Good Morning America" compete head-to-head, 7-9 a .m . each weekday, with CBS' news program in the race only for the first hour. FRIE DMAN IS OUT \o go "Good Morning America'' one better by creat- ing a new audience for his show. His ap- proach amounts to a kick in the pants for "Today." "Our job." he says, "is to convince people it's not the same old 'Today' GUMalL •ARRE TT up at the same time on the same days each week. That kind of schedule won't be inflexible . but we do want a framework for the show." Friedman says the new "Today" won 't be a copy of "Good Morning America." In fact. he says, ABC's entry into the early morning sweepstakes in November 1975 was a response lo the enduring s uccess of "Today." show. It's a fast-moving contemporary He does credit ABC with recognizing the untapped audience and going after it. news and information ~rogram;-ana 1 "GOOD MORNING America" -was can see the results already. We're beat-ing the hell out of 'Good Morning new. aggressive. and t .. y weren't America' in every area _ newsmakers, afraid to try new things. 'Today' was showbiz people, stories... . older. more established. and they really What may prove to be Friedman's didn't want to innovate ... biggest coup came several weeks ago. "Good Morning America." for in. when "Today" announced Rona Barrett stance. assembled a regular cast, and, would leave "Good Morning America" says Friedman, "My feeling is that for the NBC program. Ms. Barrett. Tom and Jane never had a fighting amonll the most prominent and con· chance. 'Good Morning America ' troversiaJ or Hollywood columnists, wiU always had a better supporting team., join "Today'• sometime after the first of and part of our idea now is to build up the year. our own special family." In the meantime, Friedman has re· The easy way out might be to blame worked the "Today" format, adding Brokaw and Miss Pauley for contribut- . Mike Jensen to report regularly on ing to the fact that "Good Morning economics, Bob Bazelle 00 science, America" has built its audience at a Nancy Foreman on lifestyle and Bryant quicker pace than "Today" has, but Gumbel on sports. Friedman says he's convinced he's got the best team for meeting the "Today" THEY'LL J OI N co-anchors Tom objective. Brokaw and Jane Pauley, weatherman "David Hartman does his thing well Willard Scott and regulars Gene Shalit, for 'Good Morning America,' but he and Phil Donahue, Betty Furness, Ricb'ard Tom Brokaw are not the same person. Valeriani and Dr . Art Ulene. 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'Ile.re tMre are four 1idel lo a \ra1lc 1lory. all 1plenctidly ena"ted al th• w .. tm.lut.er Community Theater where th'• cla11lc tale (the lMpiraUon for -' lh~ movie "The Outr1111e" > unfolds wilb atyle and 11lnew It ta amontt the mOl't! Impressive professional producUona otth~ year In local theater. Director Art Wlnt low hu uaembled a cut or varied tal~nt.8 which meahea lnto • UahUy crafted "nacmble, aided immeasurably by thfl authenticity of hl• Id de slcn and decor11U0n 11 woodly area or bru•h and bamboo whlch &et.a a fine vi1u11l tone Intermission -Torr.-·Ti1Us A mother, and Ti•ha Huntley la electrlfyin1 in a wordleu cameo u a medium who conjures up the victim's testimony. "Rashomon" is a alirrlnl example of the capabilities of community theater when its re- ''aAIMOMON'' "'dr•l'M ~ F•., alld MkNel KM\111, •rectiM -........ ..., ,.,, w 11111ow, prfMl11co<1 llY J en Socor<I. 1t .. o ..,.,. ... , E rl11 ¥11011011bor1. '°""" Oflf llglltlflt llY Cllvcll ao11tofl, Gory McWllll.,..., C..rol .. Chi °"" ._ __ ¥ K.-l11t, ....-to<t "'*" -5Mw1119n .. •=• ""'....,.Oct. ' • .... ..,..,.,..... ~ •• ~:11ty ,-, 7f12 M111t1t SI., ~. 11_..,oli.. TM• CAST ENTERTAINMENT AGAINST ntl1' IMPOSING backdrop, • 1cene or rape and murder LI rt1 t'n11cled, each Ume from a d.Jffertnt point of view lln<'ludlna that of the deceued) Wife . . • • • ••••• . .. • .•• ., .......... Me<y ........ ..... " . . .. . . .. . . . . . .. .. .. . .. .. .... •111 Gfleftl Hvtbo"" ... . . ............................. Monuai- Wl~llO( • . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • .. • • • • • • • • . • • • 9111 _.klfl ~ WOOOk\ltW... ................................... ..S .... 0...... until th.-worda of an lmpartJal H•TOee eyew1tne11a put the story ln perapecUve. At that P<itnt the a-rtm cloud. that hu ehrouded the play melta llllO an almMt comic mood. offerint a bJ1hly effecll ve counterpoint Prlolt.. . • •. • • • ..................... Mcuvlf•lln ~ty ...................................... w • .,..llM.,..,l'Y Melllef . .• .• •• .• • •••• . • ••.••.... FlwOflU~ SpaceFHrk Amona tht' l'•St me;mbers, two performances m pnrt1cuJar stand out those of Mary ~nlon as th(' violati"tf wif4:1 and ttlll Malkin u the arave- robbm• wi1maker to whom the traaedy ls related. Mlas tknllN\ r«Clunl.11 her version with rivetina in- 1t•n111ty I l·ulmlnaUn(I In .. artppin1 first-act climax, whHc-Mlllkln'11 c•rth)'. farade-puncturing bluster lt,nd:. " "t-h•onw touch of comic relief. A:c Uw 11 w1t1uccrlna bundll, Bill Ghent strikes llw ''"'l'le'r "''h' o( m•f ho veneer masking a more llft·~li.t' l'11u r1t1•tc'r tll11 adversary, bound and .:11.i11•~' throuiih muC"h or \ht" action. is done with pntricilln dt't1u•hmcnt hy Marc LeBlanc. STEVt: <'HAKO~ "ND Bob McLaughlin pt>rform effectively as the woodcutter and priest, respectively, while Wayne Mayberry lac~s authority in his brief stint as the deputy. Flore.nee Ehlers does a fine job H Miss Benton's grieved T•i•te• l•age -""'. • • .• • . • . •• Tlllle Hll('li.y sources are stretched both dramatically and technically. It continues for four more weekends, playing Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30, at the Westmlnstertheater. 7272 MapleSl. • CALLIJOAaD -Auditions have been an- nounced for the rock musical "God.spell" at the San Clemente Community Theater . . . .director Eileen Fishbach will hold tryouts Saturday al 2 p.m . ~d Sunday al 7 p.m . for 10 men and women of any age who can sing and move at the Cabrillo Playhouse, 202 Avenida Cabrillo, San Clemen- te .... the s how opens Nov. 6 for four weekends .... BACKSTAGE -A few season tickets are still available for the Saddlebaclt Valley Community Theater's 1980·81 season, which opened last weekend with "No }\ard Feelinp" .... the tab is $24.50 for seven productions and information is available at 770-0381. .. City Ve~ Filming Travolta Impressed MELBOURNE , Australia <AP >' -To say actor John Tnvolta loved the Australian movie "Breaker Morant" may well be to BIRMINGHAM , Mich. <AP). - Former Detroit Lions football star Alex Karras, now an actor and fllm producer, wanted to do Bloomfield Hills a favor, but the Birmingham City Commission didn't see things that way. Karras wanted to film a movie here. but the commissioners voted 5-1 to reject the proposed filming. The film, "Word of Honor," is about a reporter cited for contempt after refusing to reveal bis news sources in the murder trial of a 16-year-old girl. Commissioners said they voled against using Birmlnabam u the ., location for Karras' film because it might taint the city's image or remind people .of the unsolved sex-slayings of four county children in 1976 and 1977. Karras, who flew to Detroit from Los Angeles when be received the news, said he chose Birmingham for the $1.S million project because he once lived there. '•I wanted to do something for the area," Karras said. "I wanted lo spend a lot of money in an economy hurt by the auto industry slump. I am very. very depresaed by the vote." Winger 'Real Fmd' understate it. "Thal movie showed that someone really cared," the Hollywood heart throb said at a news conference, adding that the acting was s uperb and the cinematography and directing, marvelous. "With a budiel of $2 mill io n , it is unbelievable. I was inspired by it. To put it bluntly , I 've been devut.at.ed by "Breaker Morant." ~ HOLLYWOOD (AP> -The new John Travolt.a movie "Urban Cowboy" bJS drawn mixed notices from the critics, but all seem agreed that the leadine lady, Debra Winger, is a Houatoo. She meets and marries Travolta -a areen, ambitious dude from the farm country -but their ~oa bu -the permanen' of a Tbe film, which stars vioua encounter with the British actor Edward state was driving Woodward, won Jack through the upper por-Thomp!OD an award for lion on the way from ber best supporting actor at native Cleveland to ber the Cannes Fi Im new home in tbe San Festival. real fmd. She plays Siaay, a free-spirited patron of Gilley's, the roisteroua beer palace outside $ AWEEKlll SOUTH COAST ACTORS STUDIO Offers any two of the following calsses : •SCENES •COMMERCIALS•FIUA/VIOEO •VOICE/DICTION•DAH CE •COMEDY•TAl-cHl-Q4AUN •GU IT AR-<X>l.D READING •VOICEOVERS/DIALECTS •NllME (Speclal 12 wtl. Modeling S.mtn.r lnct.. mak•up & attire) ,..---------· I Heod How Foces. All I I ~::·~~s.;;"!t!rs".!: I I modellnt, commorcloh , I volcoovers, lllms, prlnl I 1 iicA.:'L-Now11 , L..---------' (714)957-0282. MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNQ PEOPLE M.L am ~ iii '~"" 111e1tv1 fHE StM.. 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S Tund1y S.pttmber 9, 1980 DAILY PILOT ....:. • 8J -···---Eer-ragarno Ends His I-day Walkout By JOHN SEVANO f 0t111eo.i1w.--•- Somewhcre ln Holly wood t bcr' a a scriptwriter who 18 putting to1tethu the Rams' m1terial Certulnly tht'Se playt'rs who love to bash beads totct>ther un Sundays can't bf. aC"tint1 on their own yt'l Ult• lt•um tua11 ac lulllly bctn dunng him to becom1• a fr..-.-u.i .. nt u.,·s had 1t up to here with th<' Rama 'l'hey'll be nice to him again now thut they Ul'4.'tt him flut no matter whut he does, he 14111 lost• h111 11tul"\intc JOh wht>n lluden returns That's Hu) Mulvu::.1's pt>lil')'" Italian Wonder said on a number of occasions he rett he had earned the right to be No. l. Thus, Caruso called for a mini-strike. It was n't long, but it didn't have to be with the Ram quarterback situation the way it is. N~'<llea::. to uy. F'crra~amo'::. disappeanng tH't lH'O\ thl' Hana into a rrcnzle Monday <tent-ral Manager Don Klosterman tned in vain throuahout the• duy to get an touch with Fer ragarno or haa. ali(ent THB FANS, IF Sunday is any indication. feel the same way too, as they called and chant· ed for their hero as early as the second qual'ter. tµDEN IS OUT for a minimum of four weeks and Jeff Rutledge certainly doesn't have the knowledge or the experience to carry the squad. The dail eitpJo&ta of tht' Ram playt'" art' tOQ lood If th&. &Cl WI& packated and put On prime Umt-, at would be>come an instant hit "I'm still dissatisfied with what I'm making Quarterbuck Vince f'erraaamo addt'd h11i name to the illustrious list of characters In thaa cast. The Super Bowl X l V hero who was demol ed to Ult! bench this season ooly. to rind himself back in the spotlight after Pat Haden broke has finaer agam~t Detroit. seized has new-found op porturuty to s tage a brief one day holdout Mon day in protest 'of how the Rams have treated him. FlNALL Y, ('A RUSO culll'd Klosterman and 111'l up a n appointment for this morning Klosterman and the Ram::. were unaware at the ume that fo'crragamo'::. de<;1s1on lo return had already been made "I feel morally obligated to my teammates and also to the Ram rans." expressed Fer· ragamo on hii. decision to come back. "I'm still upset with the way I've been treated. I know there are a tot of people in the organization who will be hoping I fall Oil my face a.eainst Tamoa Bay I kn0te tMre are a '°' ol JM!f>t p~ In dw organi%atlaw tdlo tdll be lloplng I tall on ..., I~ agai ... t Ta•pa Baff. la'• I~ it. II I plaff aeeH tltere .,.. ~ JWOPle IDllo aeon 't loolc too good. lt has been learned, however, that Bob Lee is in the Los Angeles a rea and is expected to sign a contract with the club today. Still, Ferragamo is the man the team wants. "I haven't lost any confidence in myself," added Ferragamo, who completed four of five passes for 46 yards in 24 seconds Sunday. "I know what I'm capable of doing. I think I've shown it on several occasions. and I'm still dissatisfied with the way the Rams have conducted contract negotiations with Paul, .. said Ferragamo. "But I'm not the only player dissatisfied. There are at least 15 other guys on the team who are griping." "I DON'T LIKE having to become a starler- again under these circumstances'. I would have liked to have won the job on my own." FEBJlAGAMO, THE SEVENTH Ram to go AWOL this season, played hooky on the adva<'e of bis attorney. Paul Caruso, who said early Monday morning · "I a m incensed at the cavalier attitude the Rams have had toward Vince. They've treated him like a second class citizen ··Let ·s race 1t, 1r l play well there are some people who won't look too good.'' Negotiations between Carus o a nd Klosterman have been minimal the past two months, with the Rams, according to Caruso, showing little if any ihterest at all. "I just hope the Rams start making a more serious attempt to sign Vince," said Caruso. "Up until now aU we've been given is the old run-around . . . a lot of talk and nothing else. "Vince is in the option year of his contract Ferragamo has repeatedly expressed his disappointment concerning his No. 2 status. The Dally ...... ,,_ •Y •k.MN It- THE KING HOLDS COURT AS AL BATTING LEAOEA GEORGE BIJETT _QJSCUSSES HIS .400 ASSAULT WITH THE MEDIA. . Can .Brett Finish Year at .400? 'I'll Need Some bd, But Yes, I Think I Can Do It' By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Of .. o.lly ~ .... s- George Brett was alone. A reporter who walked into the visitine clubhouse at Anaheim Stadium Monday night was momentarily stunned. George Brett alone? You couldn't be more surprised if you saw Bo Derek sitting by herself at a dance. BUT 111ERE RE WAS, sitting by his locker, slowly pulling on bis socks about four boun before Kansas City was to meet the Angels in the first of a four-game series. "They've set up a press conference for 5: 30 in the dugout," Brett explained. "So many reporten want to know the same things that we're just going to gel it all done in one shot. It gets boring answering the same questions over arid over." Since the Royals' third baseman went over the .400 mark on Aug. 17, be bas been beaeiged by the medJa. Will be become the first man to hit over .400 since Ted Williams? Are the pitchers band.ling him differently? Does the pres· sure make it tou1her? What's bis favorite color? "EVESYllODY WANTS a piece of you when you're having a great year. Everybody's a front runner," Brett said. "But you can't blame them. "A couple of times I considered cutting it off, J..t refuains to talk to anyone," Brett continued. "But that mi1ht make it more difticult. It's 1ood to set thins• off your chest once in a while. And I don't want to tet the ta1 of beinl a IUY who WOD 't talk lo the pres1." Brett bu "slipped" to .•. and a sore ri1bt band bu kept him out ol the lineup for two days. But the media bUu bu been more iDteme than ever since be arrived in Anaheim. "It'• Ftt.eo better 1ince the club decided to have Dean Vo1etaar, our public rela- Uou man, travel with me,•· Brett aald. "lie -wen all my calls. U it'• a re· M tall• lbe mesaace. U ll'• a loocl t,. puta ber ript tlu'oqh." BRETi' LAUGHED al his own joke, then admitted that his social life has taken a beating since he launched his challenge at baseball history. "I haven't bad a date in more than two weeks." said the good-looking, 27-year-old bachelor. "The last date I bad was with a writer named Diane Shaw with Newsweek. We went out for a beer after a game, and after the beer she took notes for a story.·' But Brett isn't complaining about his crippled social life . Jn fact, it's something he's done by choice. "Deep down inside, I just needed some ti~e to be alone," he says. While Brett has been surprisingly good. natured and cooperative with the medJa, Tlte11 aeanted 111e to aaalflze 11111 •aelng. B• ,,,,.. caa't do a •tort1 on tltat. It ~t~111etaeo~ to a11altfze •ff • .., •• ., I M'!f!! dee NII and I • ..,1n9 at II. '111a•'• It. he reserves the rig\tt to refuse service to anyone. "SPOllTS ILLUSTRATED wanted lo do a thing where I go over the whole strike zone and tell how well I hit a pitch in any 1lven spot, just like they did with Ted Williams a long time ago," he said. "l won't do it. "I'm not that 1cienUfic. I know the fun· • dament.a.ls," Brett explained. "I can talk for about 10 minutes on hittlna. Ted WU· llama can talk for four days. "They wanted me to analyze my awiq. But you can't do a story on that," he aaid. "It would take me two seconds to analyse my awing. I see tbe ball and I awlnt at·lt. That's It.•• Writen are continually ukln1 Brett about the mountlna pressure and bow It will affect bis cbanca at bittina .400. But be says there ls no pressure at all. ~ ''When I first went over .400 I fell a lot of pressure, but that was becuase or the hitting streak (then 29 games): In a hitting streak, you've got to do it every day," he said. ''But I can still hit .400 without feeling like 1 have t.o go 2-for·S every day." Brett is the youngest of four brothers, all of whom were ath.letic stars at El Segundo Hh?h. When he was 16, George watched 19· year-old brother (Ken) pitch in a World Series for Boston. "I felt a lot more pressure as a kid. My father put pressure on me, and my high school coach put pressure on me just because I was a Brett," be remembers. Brett's dad is still putting pressure on him. He'll see all four games at Anaheim, then fly to Oakland to watch the series there. •'I WANT TO IDT . 400 even more than m y father wants me to do it. But I want to go out and enjoy it, ba ve fun with it ," Brett says. "I don't want any pressure, and so far I haven't felt any." Oh, and as for that most-often-asked question -yes, Brett thinks he can do it. "I 'll need some luck. I'll need some pop flys to drop in, stuff like that," be says. "It'll be 1 extremely dilficull. But yes, I think I can do It." Costly Hot J;>og GREEN BAY, Wi s . (.AP) -Ezra Johnson admitted having dined on what must have been the most expensive hot dog in the National Football Leap. The Green Bay Packer defensive end said Monday be was fined $1,000for1lttin1 'bn a sideline bench and muncblq a bot dos Aus. 30 while bis teammates 1loomily watched the Denver Broncoe romp to a 38·0 exhibition victory. J ohnson's seemingly detached' behavior waa cltM u an example of a general de- terioraUon or team spirit. However, he said , "I ate that lhinl ·because l was hungry ." "Vince has come back because he's a good guy. I just hope that's a two-way street." White OvercoJDeS Starting Jitters WASillNGTON CAP) -Dan· ny White, by his own admission, was a near basket-case before making his debut as the replace- ment fo r r e tired s uperstar Roger Staubach as the Dallas Cowboys quarterback. "l was going crazy all day in the hotel room," said White after the Cowboys defeated the Washington Redskins 17·3 Mon- day ni'ght.""l"COUldn't wait until l could get to the stadium. "I BAD butterflies and was re· ally jittery in the locker room," he continued. "I even made them move the cloc k from behind a blackboard so I could see the second hand go around, waiting to go out on the field.·• White, a five-year veteran who spent one year in the World Football League, said the nervousness began to leave him during the warmups and be set· lied down to normal after the opening Dallas drive. "After that fi rst drive, I was excited to get back into the game," be said with a smile. Much of the Cowboys fortunes rest on White who is taking over from Staubach, working in a television broadcast booth this season. "I HAVE A LOT to prove, not only to myself, but to every- body. "-admitted Wbi te7"""Wbo completed 10 or 18 passes for 107 yards, but threw two intercep- tions . 'I 'm not a proven quarterback, yet. If I could have those two interceptions back, I would be very happy with the game." The Cowboys had a relatively e a sy time in h a ndling Wa s hington , s hutti ng the R ed s kin s o ut until Mark Moseley hit a 45-yard field goal in the fourth quarter. Tony Dorsett scored on a six· yard touchdown run and Ron Springs buJled over from the four , to culminate two long drives by the Cowboys. COWBOYS DEFENSIVE end Ha rvey Martin, a leader or the gang that held the Redskins to 58 yards rushing, said, "I'm not taking anything away from the Redskins. We just wanted it more than they did. We just stuck it in their face." · Both White and Martin said a key play was the goal line in· terception by veteran Charlie Waters midway through the third quarter on the first play a fter the Redskins had in- tercepted While. "That play was vital to us," said White. ''They had good field position and didn't gel any points." MARTIN: "CHARLIE was the leader. He was talking to all the young guys. He was teacbinj in every huddle." Waters merely joked : "If I had two good knees, I might have gone all the way." White said.-he was una~ that Stauba'ch was shown on na· tional television, watching the contest from his home. "That's interesting," he said with a smile. "I would have liked to have heard what be said." 8Z DAILY PILOT T~.~l.lllD A Capaule R•port From the.Wortd of Spof1• Nolan Ha Traded Glamour For Glitt r as Foreman •·rom AP Dtapat~IM-9 • J.A.'\ Vl':<;AS Gar)' Nolao IS 32 and St'em s aa .r tr1mmt'r th•n h~ was wht'n ht pitched for the Cln clnnall 'Reds Hut he's traded lht 11lamour of thr b1111eball world for lht' &hlll"r o( a 1.all VegH O~Ul<> Nolan 1s n pit rort"m11n a\ lht MGM Grand Uottl. whMt' h,r overs~· t~-o roulttte wh~ls and \3 blackjack ti'blea "l try to mlmmut any mil\akt that art made," he Hid "If there are an). I •s:s1st thf dealer I haodlt the money and write markt'ns '· Nolan got the Job aner lfaVlQa& ba. t>ball becauH the hotel's pit 00.Ss . Chus Walsh, 1s u \1nctnnat1 native land a tri4'nd Ali a forem1111. Nolan's Job 111 mostly that of a goodwill ambassador ··You ari dt•ahn~ with J)t!'Ople at a vulnerable lime," he s:ud ··Some are dnnking and losing and it's tough \0 keep an even keel That creates problems 'Baseball belped me in this )Ob •• Nolan said he doesn't wear the World Senes rings he won 1n 1975 and 1976 while at work "It's not that I'm not proud of them," he said "They draw too muC'h attention and people want to ask you about them The last thing you want is to be distracted on this job. I wort> 'em at first when I was dealing, but they clanked too much " ------flttot~ of dw Dat1-----...... ·y he didn't handle things so well he'd be cocky. But te\'e Just doe not believe he 'll ever lose another game • and he 1s throwing like he might not." - Baltimore shortstop Mark Bela111er on the Orioles' 22 game "i nner Steve Stone. ,.,_ llft'ordll lfl• 20dt '"" Bob Watson's pinch RBI single and atck Ct"roae's two-run homer capped a four-run. ninlh· inning rally as the New York Yankees dumped Toronto. 7-4. to highlight American League action Monday. The rally enabled Tommy Jolua to register his second straight 20-victory season since joining New York from the Dodgers as a free agent . . . Elsewhere, Gary Roealcke hit a home run and Eddie M•rray drove in two runs to back the eight-hit pitching of Mlke Fla•aiu and two relievers as Baltimore outslugged Detroit, 8-6, to sweep a twi· night double-header. Murray, Al Btunbry and Doag DeCiaces homered in the first game to pace the. Orioles to a 9-2 victory behind the combined_ five-bit pitching of Dennis Marline& (5-3) and Sammy Stewart ... Joba Butcher, s tepping in for sus· pended F~rguon Jea.klaa, made bis major league debut by pitching a six-hit - ter as Texas thumped Oakland, 6·2 ... Wayne Nordba1en punched a two-out single to score Che& Lemon from second with the winning run in the 12th inning as the Chicago White Sox edged Seattle, 3-2 ... Jim Dwyer cracked two home runs and Carttea Flak knocked in four runs to highlight an 18-b.it attack as Boston walloped Cleveland, 10·4 .. .In the National League, Gre& Lollnald's run•scoring single in the eighth inning triggered Philadelphia to a 6·2 wtn over Pittsburgh, moving the Phillies within one-half game of the first place Montreal Expos in the NL East ... Frank Pastore and Tom Bame combined on a six-hitter and Pastore contributed a two-run single as Cincin· nati bested Atlanta, 6·1, halting the Braves' seven-game winning streak ... The Chicago Cubs came up with four runs in the third inning with the help of three St. Louis errors and beat the Cardinals. 6-2. -----Ba.eball Teda• -------. On this date.in baseball in 1965: Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers retired all 27 Chicago Cubs to face him for his fourth career no. hitter, beating the Cubs, 1-0. Cub starter Bob Hendley gave up just one Dodger hit: Lou Johnson's seventh· inning double. Today'• Bhtbday1: Hall of Fame pitcher Waite Hoyt is 81. San Diego Padres outfielder Jerry Mumpbrey is 28. Ki ... Sip Tep Draft Pldc The Los Angeles Kings announced Monday • that defenseman Larry Muplay, their top cboice in the 1980 NJfi, entry draft, bu signed a multi-year contract. Terms were not disclosed. Murphy was · the fourth player overall d><>een in the draft. The 6-1, 210.. pounder played the last two aeuona with ~e. Pet.erborouab Peles Juniors in the Ontario Hockey Association, where be scored 21 goals and 80 points in 68 games . . . Notre Dame's Blll ffan.Uk. this year's No. 1 draft choice of the Seattle SuperSooics, signed a one-year contract with the NBA club . . . The Los Angeles Dodgers announced they have purchased the contract of left-banded pitcher Fenudo Valeuaela from their San Antonio farm club of the Texu League. Valenzuela bad a record of 13-9--with a 3.10 ERA . T~ta,R•dle Following are the top sports events on TV tonight. Ratings are : 1111 excellent; I I I worth watching; I 1 fair; I forget It. ~, 5p.m.,Ch•nnel4 { ./ {.( BASEBALL: Dodgers at Hous1on. Announcers: Joe Garaglola and Tony Kubek. The Dodgers, fresh from winning 10 of t t gam.s at home, put their two game lead on the line against the Astros. Man11ger Tommy Lasorda will send his ace left-hander Jerry Reuss (16-SI to the mound and he wlll be opposed by Houston's Joaquin Andu· jar (2-Sl. RADIO Baseball -Dodgers at H<Mmon, 5:30 p.m ., KABC (7'0); Kansas City at Angels, 7 :30 p.m .. KMPC (710). Zillgitt and Wright Angels' Lansford Shines •·rom AP Dtapatd1et A third ba11cm1u1 was the hit· Un.i 1ttar when Kansu City t•ckh:d th" An&ela Monday njght bu\, for a ch1tn.ic. It wasn't Cet>rge Bret\ C' urney l.~nsford had three hlla ineludtna Ms lSlh home run In hladlng the Angels to a 7 4 vie· tor y, whll.. Hrett s at out his llefond ~ame in a row with a !lOr~ nght ha11d "I don't put myself in the u me class as George ," said L1m8fol"d who scored three runs a nd drove l o th ree more. "Ma ybe defen&tve ly, but of- fensively he's in a class au by hlniselr. It's the second time this year Lansford has gone on a hitting streak after a throwing error cost his team a game. "I take m y frustration o ut on the pitche rs when I don't field well." said Lansford who com· milted a costly error in a game against the Yankees last Friday. ·'There's got to be a better wa~ to get out of a slump," said Lansford. Don Aase and And y Hassler com bine(i to pitch 4 'h innings of scoreless relief for the Angels, who snapped a rour-game losing streak. Lansford also scored three runs as the Angels snapped a four-game losing streak against the-West dtvi&H:>ft leaders-, who played their second game without George Brett, baseball's leading hitter at .396 out with an injured hand. Aase, 7·13, ·relieved Fred Martinez in t.he fifth after the Royals had scored three times to tie the game at 4-4. He worked 2~ innings before Hassler picked up his sixth save. Lansford broke the tie and chased Larry Gura, 18-6, in the bottom of the fifth when he singled home two runs after Dave Skaggs walked and Rod Carew doubled. Lansford took second on the throw home, went to third on Dan Ford's single and scored on a sacrifice Oy by Brian Downing. Ford hit his sixth bome run of t.he year after Lansford doubled to give the Angels a 2·0 lead in the first. Amoe Otis hit his 10th home run of the season in the second in· ning fo r the R oya ls, and Lansford countered witb his 15th in the third. Oiargers Highlight Prep Slate Believe it or not, high school football is upon us this weekend with some very attractive games opening the 1980 cam· paign. , On Friday night (7:30), the featured matcbup will find. de- f en ding Big Five thampioo Edison tangling with Estancia at Orange Coast College. Other interesting contests are Fountain Valley and El Dorado at Valencia High (Friday); Mater Dei at Newport H~bor (Friday )"; and Costa Mesa versus Santa Ana at the Santa Ana Bowl (Saturday)~ Here's a look at the rest of the schedule: n111 .......... ~~ , ... ._ .. ,, ...... _...~ TMUMOAY MerlM YL ~el SA 9owl W.,,_ YL Oc-V .... et H...,11.,._ e.eci. lrvlneet V-le L..,_ Hllltet T11ttl11 RllMM "'-'''" M llel~ GI--.i. Or.,... e\ El,.,..,.. ~•IMY Metw Oel 111.....,;on He~ EdllOll YL Et1Ml<le et Or .... 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S\aH They·ve set the dates for the Crosby Southern pro·am golf tournament at Irvine Coast Country Club and next year. for the first lime since the event was inaugurated. starting times instead of a shotgun start will be used. Sponsored by the 552 Club of Hoag Hospital the event has drawn some outstanding name players in the past and when the event is staged on Tbursday~and Friday. Feb. 5-6, it should attract more or the upcoming young pros who are the future stars of the PGA Tour The field of professionals will be CQmpnsed of t he low 62 non-quabfiers for the Andy WillJams San Diego Open plus the three leading money win ners ln the Southern California PGA section and seven sponsor invitations. T he competition will pair one pro with an amateur in a better ball of partners competition Maximum amateur handicap 1s 20 strokes for the 36·hole event. All pros completing lbe 36 holes will receive $100 with the top 15 finishers getting kom $150 to $3,900 for fi rst place. In addition. the three low pros on Friday will receive $2.50, $150 and $100 for their efforts. • • • ONE PLAYER WHO has participated in the Crosby Southern is Canadian Dan Halldorson, a pro since 1971. He says that trying to make a living in golf is frustrating and the economic returns rarely are as lucrative as many believe. Gary Player concurs and says: "tr I made $100,000 a year, I'd lose my boots " His travel costs a re tremendous. Travel and hotel expenses amount to $50.000 a year. Most touring pros have a manager who pockets 20 to 25 percent of the earnings. Halldorson estimates he has to win $40,000 to break even. He should finish among the lop 60 money wmner:. this year which will give him an exemplton into 1981 tournaments. He adds that the tour has its good P<>ints for he and wife Sharon. "You go to a lot of places and ha\'e the freedom to d o what you wanl," Halldarson says. He adds." Mamtainingefficiency in the sport is a never-ending search.'· • * • TEE SHOTS -There's still time lo enter the Orange Coii.nty Goll Association monthly touma· ment at Huntington Seacliff G<>ll Club on Wednes-n GOLF day. Sept. 17. Just call Russ Chase at 957-6053 and get all the particulars including how to join the golfing group Modesto's Del Rio Country Club will be the scene of the West Coast regional PGA qualifying school with the finals a t the Fort Washington Golf and Country Club in Fresno. Entry deadline for the regional school is Sept. 22 with applications available at t he PGA Tour Headquarters, 100 Nina Court. Ponte Vedra. Fla. 32082. Ex-tournament champion J .C. Snead, Miller Barber and Ed Sneed are among the latest addi- tions to the field for the Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic at Silverado Country Club in Napa Sept. 22-28. This is the last year for lhe tournament at the Napa course. Lee Trevino took time out from the PGA Tour to come to Southern California for a nine-bole ex· hibition and clinic at El Prado Golf ~ in Chino Friday. The event was s ponsored by one of the most active golfing groups in Southern California. the Mexican-American Golf Associa· ti on. Baseball Standings BARWICK DATSUN AMERICAN LEAGUE West Division W L Pct. GB KansasCity 87 51 .630 Texas 69 68 .504 17Yl Oakland 68 71 .489 19~ Minnesota 60 78 .435 27 Chi cago 58 78 .426 28 Angela 53 83 .399 33 Seattle SO 87 .365 36't!i East Division New York 86 51 .628 Baltimore 82 55 .599 4 Boston 74 60 .552 1oir.. Milwaukee ~ 73 66 .525 14 Detroit 71 66 .518 15 Cleveland 70 66 .515 15'h Toronto 58 79 .423 28 -···k-,.,..,,,,l(•n ... sClly• 8alllmoreM. O.lro111-' New York 7, Toronto• 801ton 10,Cle .. 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THIS SEASON, YOU )VON'T rind All· American tight end John J essup. Nor will you see FOOI'B.4IL PREJllEW quarterback Tim O'Hara, who was second in the stale in total offense last season while' guiding the Gauchos to a 10-1 re<:ord and a Mission Bowl Utle. Linebackers Bill Fairbrother and Mark Quinn along with defensive backs Vince McCullough, Lance Wong, Byron Nelson and Craig Weisman no longer oon the cardinal and gold uniforms which have run over opponents for the past three years and captured Mi ssion Conference championships. This year, look for names like Hill, Sanchei, McKenzie, J enkins and Weise. They're all part of Swearingen's plans to continue what is becoming a rootballdynasty atSaddleback. In short, Swearingen has another overflow or talent on his hands, and that means trouble for the remaining teams in the conference. 0 ANY TIME A junior college is successful, you have to find good feeder schools and good feeder coaches. We don't have a lot of time to de-. velop players. so we have to rely on the high acbools," says Swearingen who bas led the Gauchos to a 35-7 record over four years as head coach. So when his Gauchos take the field Sept. 20 lo face Ventura, he can thank schools like El Tpro and Mission Viejo for delivering some cham- plonship-callbre players. QUARTERBACKS -Sophomore John Hiii, a transfer from Utah State, has the edge. Last year, Hiii played behind Craig Bradshaw, the brother of Plttsbur~'s Terry Bradshaw whO was drafted by the NFL s Houston Oiiers, Hiii led Los Altos High to two consecutive Cl F .4-A championships. Other hopefuls Include David Key, a freshman from El Toro, and Matt Huey from St. Monica Hlc;th. RUNNING BACKS -Former Lquna Beach star Matt McCullouol'I (s-8, 175) retums after collect- 1"9 233 yards on .43 carries In '79. Also back Is S-10, 180-pound John NlchOls who racked up 810 yards last ,..son and scored a schOOt r.cont 16 touchdowns. Nlchofs wn fifth In the nation In JC scorlnt In 1tH, 1 but he has to recover from a FrlSbff Kc~tl tcS belence Swearlngen's running attack. Stenford Rolllns, enother sophomore who saw llmlted action tast YMr shOUld get plenty of chancn In '•· At 6-3, 205, Rotilns was a prominent figure on the Gaucho track team. Mlislon Viejo oractuate Rich S-nchez contlm»s to Impress Swearingen. Freshm.,-. Scott McKenzie will also be battllno for • JOD rn the INCkfi.td. The El Toro High gr.ct ruSl'led for 1,650 yerdsMd 11TOs last year. OffNNllVE LINE -Returnen Scott Mesa and Sten Bodkin str•nQthen the mlddle of the Gaucho line. Bodi< in (6-1, 220) is an Irvine High g;aduate a~ earned second-team M ission Conference laurels at center last year. Mesa, used sparingly last season, Is 6--0, 205 and is a San Clemente High product. Amonv the freshmen vying for a SPot are Harold Hadley and Mike Radlovlc, bOth of whom red-shirted last season. Another Irvine product, J im Weise, comes In at "-'· 215 and may see some work on the defensive line as well. RECEIVERS -T ight ends Curt Arons (6-5, 218) and Gary Fowler (6-3, 230) have the muscle to open any holes and the height to snag passes. Arons prepped at San Clemente and Fowler comes from Irvine. The wide receivers Include returner Mike Eddo <6·3, 180) and Stephone Paige, but both. are sidelined with inj uries. Paige has a cracked clavicle whlle Eddo is.being nagged by a groin pull. DEFENSIVE LINE -Mike Dunivan (6-3, 212) and Alan Ch Ingala (6· 1, 205), had 36 unassisted tackles between them In 1979. Chingala ls from El Toro, wtiile Dunivan comes from Capistrano Valley. Oun Ivan's high school coach -8111 Cunerty -Is now in charge of the Gaucho defensive secondary. Ex- Laguna Beach player Pete DeBaun 16-3, 230) Is also back . LINEBACKERS-Dave Ehlow, who prepped at Dana Hiiis High, and Tim Gallagher, another ex· Dolphin, lead the Gauchos, bU1 Ehlow Is the only linebacker with any JC experience. They're expect- ed to get help from Mater Del grad Gr9';1 Scherf and Bishop Montgomery grad Steve Abraham. # SECONDARY -Swearingen says the defensive backfield Is "w ide open" with Mission VleJo's John Bigham, San Clemente's Jeff Banner, El Toro's John Hudson, Pomona's Wayne Smith and El Toro's Rich BrownamongthePossibles. KICKING GAM E -Former Capistrano Valley standout Guy Johnson booted six field goals over <ta yards last season. He was a first-team All-American last year as a freshman for the Gauchos. NHL Players Nix Overtime Period TORONTO (AP) -The National Hockey League Players Association bas vetoed the le ague's bid to impose a five-minute overtime period after tie games this season. Alan Eagleson, executive director of tbe aa- sociatioo, said after a meetiJlC Monday, "there was no antagonism meant towards the lea.cue, but the playen felt it just hadn't been done the right way." Overtime had been recommended by an NHL rules committee in June at the time of the draft meetings in Montreal. The vote at that Ume took place while player representatives Crail Ramsay or Buffalo and Brett Calligben of Edmonton were not present. THE RECOMMENDAftON W.\8 taken up at the Nm. governor's meeUn1 in Loe Anael• a few weeks later where it wu believed the playen were in favor. After a stormy meetin1 in which Toronto's Harold Ballard led the oppoeition aaalnlt over- time, it was paaaed. Players arcued that tbe rule bad beed lnatttut· ed illegaJly and that overUme play "'. u an luue that belon•ed with collecUve bar1ainin1. - "We'll dlscwts It a1•in dUrtDC the meetlllfl at the All-Star break in February," Ea1leaon Nld . ... 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MatieMIU-L.OS ANGELES OOOOERS -Purcl\- the contr•ct of Ftrn•ndo V•l•nll••t•. pllc""r, lrom S.n Antonio ol Ille Tnat LttlO.,. l'OOTaALL --..1'-N L- NEW VORK GIANT~ Slg11f'd S<oll l aldlaw, lullbolck HOCICEY N-1 HeCll•Y L•-LOS ANGELES KINGS -S'9ne<I U rry Murl)fly, ~n. to • m11111 • ., .. , c- lra<I COLLE OE HUNTER N•rned Wll-. Cartao- soccer coach •n<I 8oo Gaudtnrl orslly wrulltnocoacll SOUTH -Na"*' Rk k J~Macl NllLel· ballcoec.11 Jenkins Suspended OAKLAND CAP ) -Texas Ranger pitcher Fergie Jenkins, suspended by Baseball Com- missioner Bowie Kubo, said Monday night Kuhn was "right" to order him out of uniform. Kuhn suspended Jenkins with pay Monday for failing to cooperate with the com - missioner's office investigation of narcotics charges in Canada. "He is right, I guess," Jenkins told a Dallas Times Herald re- porter here before returning to his Arlington, Texas, home. "He's the commissioner . He just put down some of bis authority. "I can't say anything about it. I'm just in limbo," Jenkins said. "I can't pitch, so I'm not doing any good here in Oakland. I guess l 'll fly back lo Arlington, s pend a few days packing then drive up to my fa.rm in Canada. "There's plenty I can do up there." Kuhn sent a letter to Jenkins, who was with the team in Oakland, and the Rangers' ex- ecutive offices regarding the matter. Jenkins was scheduled to start Monday n ig ht against the Oakland A's, but he left for bis home in Texas late in the after- noon. "I didn't know about it until I got to the ballpark," said Texas Manager Pat Corrales, who sub- s t i tuted 23-ye ar-old John Butcher, called up from the minor leagues last week, as the starter against the A's. $30 Million Lawsuit MOW ACCEPTING ORDERS FOR TH E EXC ITING MEW Dropped Against NFL NEW ORLEANS (AP) NFL, when the league -A dispute over rooms accused him of reneging ror part of the Super on an agreement. Bowl XV crowd bas "A meeting held in been resolved and a $30 New York on Aug. 29 at million slander suit Century Management's 'against the National request has resulted in Football League has an amicable resolution been dropped , a of differences between spokesman for the NFL Century and the NFL," said Monday. the National Football K-CAR (Dodge Aries) [li] MPG • 41 MPG HIGHWAY ·~ ---IO -EP• Ell..., .. «I M"O 01 --.. ,,., ....., Oto °'"--........... .,_..,.,,. -""' ~ :~:..=.c::::-1~~~ ~;c.:r.:i....:.:ltwrr ...... _ ,,.. Tbe dispute began League spokesman said. when Century Manage-"We look forward to m ent took over four their cooperation a s French Quarter hotels planning progresses for 2888 Harbor Blvd. and withdrew commit-th e Super Bowl in ment.a to the NFL made J a n u a r y . · · t h e Costa Mesa by the previous owners. s pokesman said in a (7141 540-0330 Centuf9' Management telephone conversation I\? mile south of San Diego Frwy ) president Mark Smith 1f~r~o:!!m~N~e~w~Y~o~rk~·===~~~~~~~~;;;;~;;~~~~~~~~~ Ill said the commit-- ment.a for three of the hotels were only te~ ative and bis firm dad not feel obligated to honor them. He filed a $30 million slander suit against the NBA Drug Program NEW YORK (AP). - The National Basketball Aaaoelatioa will spoosol' dru1 seminars conduct- ed by narcotics autborlUes, counaelors, p1ycbol o1tst1 and psychiatrist.a durlnl pre- HHOD train.inc camra wblcb open lb 1 weekend. \Ak've taken the ads and listings that busi- nesses use to caJJ each other and put them in a separate book-The Los Angeles Business To Business Yellow Pages. You'll find materials. equipment and services from arms all over the gre~ter Los Angeles market. And you'll find them faster and easier than ever. Tbe prosram, adopted by the N BA'• Drua Education and Preven. Uon committee Monday, wlll nm tbrou&h Oct. 10 wben tbe NBA bealnl ill re1ular seaaon. Water Beds 7 They're listed in Pacific Tele- phone's Los Angeles Consumer Yellow Pages. • J ' .J ... OAIL Y PILOT Tueedlr;.~9.191K> MARMADUK~ ~~ ). l'-l.ri .._ ______________________ _ '' , ..... , ...... ... 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YOU ON / K t C't:'O !' by Lynn Johnston by George Lemont 9·9~ TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE 49 -Kheyyem 52 Stole 53 Busy pllCe S4 Romen date SS Chemical sul- liJl 57 Wilhe<ed 58 Noun sutflJl 59 Plant p1rt 62 Two· Prefix 63 Common ending 1 j I -.-...,- NATION f BUSINESS . Al'Wl,..,...tlt KNICKERBOCKER HOTEL SCENE OF QUARREL BETWEEN TENANTS AND OWNER Rees Estate Developer Plans to Convert Apartments to Condominiums •, Conversion Fight Rages Elderly Apanmenl Tenants Battle Condos MILWAUKEE CAP> Irish immigrant Oli ver Plunkett came to Milwaukee 10 yeals ago, selling Dale Carnegie courses on how to win friends. He bas predous few these days at the Knickerbocker on the Lake Hotel. Plunkett, now a real estate de- veloper worth more than Jl l million, owns the Kn icker- boc k:e r , m any of wh ose residents are elderly. Jn July, some of those residents got 30- day eviction notices -Plunkett planned to turn the graceful East Side hotel into con - dominiums. "WE MAY HA VE 90-year-old bodies, but we've got 40-year-old minds and we're going to stop it," 65-year-old Esther Jepson says from her wheelchair. Miss Jepson heads a commit- tee of about 100 permanent hotel residents who want to halt the buildiPg's conversion. But pre· Uminary construction began last week, tenants' vows notwith· standing. The fight began when tenants on the sixth floor, to be convert· ed first, received the eviction notices. Plunkett later verbally retracted the notices and told re· sident.s they would merely be moved to another apartment while their units are being re- furbished. He also told residents they could continue renting the apart meot5 and would be given first option to buy the condominium units, as required by state law 200· apartment hotel scoff at Plunkett's offer to. sell them con· dominiums. A one-bedroom apartment that rents for up to $375 a month would be sold as a condominium for $25,000 to $40,000, according to Plunkett. Miss Jepson said a 90-year-0ld woman who lives at the Knickerbocker told her. "Who would buy a condominium?" "If she moves out ... Well, some of the other places take about 7 to 10 years lo get into. She'll be playing a harp by then," M.is.s Jepson said. ''THE ONLY KEAL estate most of us plan to acquire is a cemetery lot," Knickerbocker resident Audrea Swift said in a letter to the editor of The Milwaukee Journal. Daily newspaper and television stories have thrust Plunkett into the limelight. At a recent Mass at a downtown church, when a priest criticized the condominium de· velopmeot, Plunkett strode out of his pew. faced the congrega- tion and defended bis plans . Plunkett, who still speaks with a faint brogue, defends the con· versioo as constructive rather than destructive. He says the 52· year-old building needs re· pairs and that selling apart· ments as condominiums will help finance the estimated $1 million renovation. "l'M NOT REALLY all that interested in making money," he said. "I want the accomplish· ment of developing the East Side, of makingJt what it used lo be. When I look back down the beach at where I've been, I want to be able to see footprints." ga rd Plunkett as a villain, others see hjm as the classic rags-to-riches tiero His investments on the East Side include two dozen com· mercial, office and apartment buildings and condominiums. He bought the Kn ickerbocker in 1978. He and his wife, Monica. who have eight children ranging in age from 3 to 20, also own a re- sort hotel on a seven-acre island just off St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands. KNICKERBOCKER residents, buoyed by offers of free legal aid and support of local East Side churches, are threatening legal action to halt the conversion. They argue the conversion will destroy the character or the Knickerbocker as a residential hotel for the elderly. "When Mr. Plunkett bought the Knickerbocker Hotel. be also bought a particular concept of hotel life -a residential hotel for the elderly," sajd the Rev. James Leech, dean of the All Saints' Episcopal Cathedral. Leech said the conversion plan has affected the physical and mental health of some of bis parishioners who live at the bot el. "TIOS IS LIKE home lo a lot of residents," said Edward Zeiss . 48 , an insurance salesman, an eight-year tenant. "Many of them sold their homes to come here to live for the rest of their lives. Here they can have a lot of independence, they can come and go when they please, they can stay up until 2 or 3 in the morning watching a movie on television,·• said Zeiss. Tuesday,Septe'mber9, 1980 DAA. V fltl.OT - _Milkman to Millionaire President of Record Firm Bundle of Energy LOS ANGELES CAP> You don't find many former milkmen running multi·mllllon-dollar cor· pora\\on.,, but Bruce Bird isn'l your normal but· ton-down-collar executive. Yes, he has the marble desk, but he sits there throwing BBs at sub- ordinates who don 't move fut enough for him. Bird Ill 200 -p\us poutlds of pure energy whose life would be simpler If he had a phone tran11planl. At 32, he Is president of Casablanca Record & Fllmworks, Inc .. a man whose opinion can make or bfeak a perlordf'er overnight and whose efforts brought Donna Summer, Kiss and the Village People, among others, much of their fame. THE 80N OF LEBANESE IMMIGRANTS who can a grocery store in Cleveland, Bird finished high school with offers from several col· leges to join their football teams. But no. "I decided to get married and I became a milkman," he recalled in an interview. "I worked two shifts, from 11 at night to 4 in the morning and from 7 in the morning lo 4 in the afternoon. But I always loved music and anytime I had off I was knocking on r ecord company doors . l was hungry . .My parents were very hard workers and I got the drive and ambition from them." Bird eventually landed a job as a junior salesman for Liberty Records and began ped- dlin g re co rd s throughout the Midwest. Stints with RCA , Buddah and as an \ independent followed. ... Bird later joined \ Casablanca at the in-'-.'-vit~tion of its founder, ' BRUCE BIRD Neal Bogart., whom he succeeded as president in February when Bogart. sold to PolyGram Records, a huge European con· ce.rn. It's been pretty much straight up "I GAVE MYSELF GOALS -BEING a vice president for promotion at a certain age, which I accomplished, being the general manager of a re· cord company at a certain age and being the pres· ident of a record company by 32, which I did,'' Bird said, adding "I think it all stems from work night that drive me crazy. I 1et calla from art.iata, frof9 people whd work tor me, from producers, from everyone. l travel about one week ln a moatb and when I'm in town I'm usually ln my office at 7 a.m . My only recreation ia my family." In addition to promoting exiltlbt Cuabluca artists, Bird is constantly oo the lookout for talent, spending two or three nights a week 1coutln1 ln local clubs and listening to literally hundred.a of tapes and records from hopefuls. He doesn't llaten to performers "ith other record companies, however. ''1 really don't want to listen to aomebocly else's record and maybe like It ao much that I don 't believe in my own product," he said. "I alp these people and their lives arh in my hands and when they deliver a piece of product to me I tbint it's the best. I think it's the absolute best. I don't want to hear competitors' records. The challeo1e is not other record companies. It's doing thins• the right way yourself." Wholesale Price Of Coffee Cut C1NC1NNATI CAP> Procter & Gamble Co., the nation 's No. 2 roaster, has announced ita second reduction in wholesale prices for ground coffee in two weeks, matching the $2.88-a-pound list price established by other leading roaaten. The wholesale price of a one-pound can of vacuum Folger's coffee was reduced a dime to $2.88 by the Cincinnati-based company, retroactive lo Friday. It also reduced by 8 cents the price of a 13-ounce can of Folger's flaked coffee to $2.38. Procter & Gamble lowered its wholesale price for ground coffee to $2.98 a pound Sept. 3, retroac· t1ve to Aug. 29. Meanwhile, industry leader General Foods Corp. and No. 3 roaster Hilla Bros. Inc . among othets, cut their prices to $2.81 a pound. citing declining prices for green coffee beans. Wholesale price changes could be reflected in retail prices in about a month. But coffee sella below wholesale at many supermarkets, which use the beverage as a "loss leader" to attract customers or which obtain discount5 from roasters for large-volume purchases. ing hard manually when I was young." His job, he says, "is 24 hours a day. l'm on the ,___: __________ ....;;:;:;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;::; phone constantly. I get calls in the middle of the Fluor Declares Dividend Hike The F1uor Corp. of Irvine has declared a 33'h percent increase in the quarterly cash dividend on the firm's common stock. The increase brings the quarterly dividend to 20 cents per share, payable Oct. lS to holders of re- cord at the close of business on Sept. 30 and represents an annual rate of 80 cents per common share (after the July 2-for·l stock split)· It is the ninth quarterly dividend increase since the company res umed paying cash dividends in 1974. Savings Sought WASHINGTON (AP) -The states are being asked to conserve petroleum and natural gas by us- ing alternate fuels to heat or cool .public facilities constructed or modified under land reclamation programs. In so doinj?, Walter N. Heine. director or the In- terior Department's Office of Surface Mining, said, "We are encouraging states to use coal, solar or other abundant sources of energy in these facilities whenever feasible so that the nation can conserve Herit~e Bank 1\11111t>1•r I I If( CONSTRUCTION FINANCING •Residential up to 4 units no takeout commitment required •commercial Buildings T~eout commitment required along witfl leases •Orange County Properties •Land Loans up to 1 year SO"k of appr aisal •up to S750.000 l-1 ritage Bank 2171 CAMPUS DRIVE IRVINE CALIFORNIA 92713 CONT ACT JEFF JOHNSON (71 4) 833-3700 iU ~;;;;~••resources~-~ .. ii-~~~~~ii;i~~~~~~;;;;~~~ii~~~~ ~~=1ator A Golden Opportunit_ y S137.56 ,7i4)~22-~39o Let Inflation Work For You ' ! I BUT RESIDENTS contend Plunkett bas failed to put his promises in writing. Many say that even i! they stay on. they fear rent increases will force them out. Residents or the eight-story, He's already made some foot· prints. Although Knickerbocker residents and sympathizers re· "They couldn't do that in a ~;;;;:;:;:;:;;;;;;;;;;,;;~;;;;;;;:. nursing home " QUICK CASH No Names Sell Well Generic Cigarettes Popular at Luw Price DENVER (AP) -Cigarette smokers unhappy that too much of their money is going up in smote are s tamped i n g a Colorado s upermarket chain that sells generic cigarettes at 44 cents a pack -a savings of 11 . cents. The cigarettes bit the shelves of 53 King Soopers stores two months ago and promptly out· sold every brand except Marlboro, a spokesman for the auperma.rket chain said. The cigarettes, king-size filtered · U1bta, are packaged in plain white wrapping with black let- terioJ, leaving smokers guess. ins about what brand lies beneath. "I DON'T &EALL Y like filter et1arette1, but I thought I'd try them," said Charles Mayo of Denver as be purchased a carton of the cigarettes. "They taste like Winatqn or Marlboro." Mayo said be tried the generic cl••rettes because of their low price and the need to change brands every once In a wblle. Bill Boggess, vice president of merchandising and advertising for King Soopers, declined to say how ma ny packs of generic cigarettes the supermarket chain was selling. He ~aid Marlboros were the top seller, and King Soopers sells 9 million cartons of cigarettes a year. Customers are attracted by the generic brand's low price, made possible because "there are no advertising, no salesmen and no marketing costs for it," sajd Boggess. -KING SOOPERS purchases the generic cigarettes from Top. co & Associates of Chicago, which cmtributes· more than 200 generic food and household items to 36 grocery st.ore chaioa in the United States. The cigarettes are manufac- tured for Topco Jt a nationally known company and are uactly like cigarettes packa1ed under that company's own label, said Topco president Marcel Lussier. He would not identify the manufacturer. Volleyball Program Set San Clemente 's adult volle.yball leafue geta under way um fall, w'llh an organlzat1Qnal meetinl aehedu1ed Sept. 22. The co-educatlonaf procram pita echllt teama aaaloat each au.et tn weekday evenina play. Rules , fees, teams and scheduling wlll be dlacu11ed Sept. 22 beginning al 7 p.m. ln the Community Center, 100 North Ave. Seville. For rnore information, call Kelly Doyle at the city recrea· Udrl department, 492.SlOl. Other chai ns selling the generic cigarettes, with varying degrees of success, include Shopping Bag s tores in Southeast Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey; Tom Thumb stores in Dallas and other Texas cities; Big Bear stores in Columbus: and Meijer stores in Detroit and Western Michigan. AT KING SOOPE&S, the generic cigarettes cost 44 cents a pack and $3.87 a carton, 11 cents less a pack and 93 cent5 less per carton than other king-size falter Ught5 sold at the stores. The same cigarettes generally sell at 70 cents a pack in machines in the Denver area. In Shopping Bag stores in Pen· nsylvaoia and New Jersey, generic cigarettes are being sold 1 for about 9 cents a pack less than comparable brands. "The generic cigarettes have not done u well as we thought," said Vincent Mitchell, director of special programs for Fraokf urt·Quaker Co., owner of the Shopping Bag chain. Michipn Aided WASHINGTON (AP)'-'Prest· . dent Carter has declared Micbiaan a major dlaaaater area u a result of severe tbuo- d e rs to rma and hilh winda between July 15 and July 20 U.at C1U1ed extenaive damage. The prutdentia1 action makes federal lunda avaJlable for relief and recovery efforts. COLLECTORS COAN ER A•r• C:O.na •Stamp• GOLD •SILVER Prtcn for M-40 0... C.._ "17• U-Cl. llt. 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(t\P I It s stuck in desk cir a'' c•r" 1hroui.:hout Amt•rrca but always seems to r un uul on Christmas Eve It wraps gifts. picks up lull and pt~l'On breeders tape 1t over cracked eggs. Sl·okh ta1w was invented 50 years ago Monday b~ a Minnesota banjo player turned lab technician. And as ll'.:l'nd has 1t. an ethnic slur back in 1925 put th<' Scotch tn the tape's trademark. T llE STICKY SAGA BEGAN WHEN Richard Drew. a technician for the Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co. now 3M. was delivering samples to a n auto body s hop and overheard a pamtt.'r cursing the gummed paper The painter was using 2 inch masking tape coated with. only • 2 inch of adhesive. lt came unstuck as he was try- ing to make a neat line while spraying a two-tone <"ar and the paint JOb was ruined. 'Take this back to your stingy Scotch bosses .lnd tell them to µu t more adhesive on it," he told Ort•"' referrtng to the alleged Scottish penchant for thrift Tht• epithet stuck. Dre'>' continued to experiment. and after Du· Pont invented cellophane. he came up with cellophane tape It was introduced by 3M in 1930. Al first. annual sales were only S33 and the clear waterproof tape had problems. "WE C'AN ADMIT NOW THAT some of that tape was pretty awful it would refuse to un- wind ... recalls Hal B Kosanke. a former tape ~•tie'!> man Then came John Borden. who invented the dis· fJt'OScrs that look Uke a s nail with its tongue stuck uut and made tape easier to use 3M no"' makes 500 kmds of tape -in cloth, in plastic. reinforced with string, sticky on both !>Ides. magnetic for vrdeo and audio recording. Company officials sa) they've just introduced Pos t It tape It can be picked up and put down re· peatedly. and will continue to slick without leaving a residue. they say. • caring make~ in supenor • quality and ~e rvice. • • IBM CUMPATJBLE : 1$so9ooo to $soo,ooo INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS • • • • Ynu li.tvl' t n t•1 t•I :tnd S l't' 1l for your:-;elf 1 • • • • l nt••••t onlv paym#nl • lncom<I' • Comm<!'tcl•I • R<l'•identi•I • Weekly co••lt•cnt• • Monthly fund lna • • 6 •ontb• to 3 year• • Southern C.llfomil t ,, t\ I u lo•n infontt•tion service ' f r hu '" 1ri ·~ I\• 't. d' (714) 759-1515 AMERICAN HOME MORTGAGE 230 Newport Ct11te• Ot1•e Design Plaza Newport Beacn Cahfotn1a 92660 • 179:32.(; S kv Park Circle • lrv111r. C'alifomia 92714 e :.,~ • q.. 95 7-1195 • ••••••••••••••••••• !Yo paynaen:t SWING ~J'VS immediate funding on eQuitV In homes, units or commercial from community Home Loan, Inc., a licensed broker. · No payment swing Loan plans available. 714 /955-2602 ,_# .. ·--po.'' . . . ---.. , . ...., .. GM's Chief Gloomy Murphy Sees No Records Nexi Year By J OHN CUNNIFF A~....-...AM!y .. NEW YORK The most sobering economic news of the past week wasn't the rise in rood prices or the rise in interest rates. Nor was it the disappoint· ing level of sales reported by the major retailers. N f; U''S .4 N:C I.. Y.~IS lion forcing testrictlve fiscal and monetary policies on us. He foresees "some reduction" in the market share held by im· ports -it exceeds 25 percent, against what u sed to be America's strongest industry - but the matter. he reels, is "of continuing concern." "In the effort to meet the de· mand for ru~I economy and utill· ty , at the best possible price, virtually the entire car fleet will be converted to front-wheel drive," and that "plans are also under way to bring an electric powered vehicle to market by the mid-19805. ·' It was the annual assessment or the economy by Thomas A. Murphy, the General Motors Corp chairman and normally one or the country's more high· s pirited industrialists, a man who generally takes the high road . He expects sales in the new model year to be "in the neighborhood of 13 million un· its," but that:s hardly a boom when compared to 12.1 million un its last year, one of the worst years in industry history. THAT ADD$ UP to more than a style change of an appeal to the senses, but Murphy sees even larger changes taking place in the country. and it pleases him and, it seems, fuels his latent optimism. $1NCE TAKING charge of the biggest auto m aker in 1974, Murphy has annually delivered a booster shot to waning coo· fidence. If the economy bad you down. Murphy's forecast of re· cord sales would pick you up. "Business leaders." he says: "have come to re11lize that the public good Is not the s ole responsibility of government. This year Murphy forecasts no records. The chairman does expect the sales pace will accelerate over the course of the model year, and reach a rate of 14 million units by next s ummer, but the h,art of his optimism seems to be in the years beyond. "Government has awakened to the problems besetting busi· ness and has promised to help develop solutions. "LABOR HAS PUBLICLY re- cognized that its goals and those of industry have more in com- mon than contention.·· "Although the year ahead ts expected.to see a recovery of the economy and the auto industry. it is unlikely t'1al sales records will be set." That's the message. Murph)' hasn 't lost his op· lim"m altogether. even after losing more than $400 million in the second quarter and having been forced to cut the quarterly dividend. But very clearly he has braked his enthusiasm. HE SEES THE automotive in· dustry as emerging from "one of the most turbulent and difficult periods in its history," a re· vamped industry with new pro- ducts geared to economy. effi· cie ncy and practicality. He announced that "vehicles will be reduced in size. new power trains will become ava.ila· ble, the four-cylinder engine will become the corporation's domi· n a nt power plant and diesel engine availability will continue to increase." 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The old No. 1, Colgate Dental Cream, has about 20 per· ceylt of the market. good enough for second place. It's the fourth most freq1,1enUy purchased product in drugstores Cthe 9-ounce size). • The source for ~ ~hese d~ugstore rank· :: 1n gs 1s a trade ,, m agazine, Drug Store "i • :=> Money Tree NeW5. It ranks these products in two ways: o n e by unit sa le s Cnurn.ber or packages sold) and one by dollar sales. The two are not the same at all. Crest, for example, ranks fi rst as the most frequently purchased product but sixth in terms of total dollar sales. ttere are the top IO sellers in unlt sales: 1 Crest (7-ounce) 2. Kodacolor II Film CHO (20 exPOsures ) 3. Tylenol (package of 100) 4. Colgate (9-ouncel 5. Tampax (package or 40) 6. Kodacolor 11 Cl26 (20 exposW"es) 7. GE Flip Flash 8. Polaroid SX 70 Film 9 Chapstick 10. Usterine <32-ouncel NOW HERE ARE THE top 10 an terms of dollar sales· 1 Polaroid SX 70 Film 2 Kodak Instant Film PRlO 3. Kodacolor II Film CH O (20 exposuresJ 4 Oil of Olay t4-0unce > 5 Tylenol <package of lOOl 6. Crest 7 GE Flip Flas h 8 Polaroid Polacolor II fllm 9. Kodacolor II Cl26 (20 exoosures I 10 Kodacolor II 135 (24 ex~ures I A COU PLE OF COMMENTS are in order. First : what would our drugstores do without their photography busi· ness? Seven of the top 10 dollar sellers are photographic products -and heading the list are the films for the in· slant cameras. Second: the power of Johnson & Johnson's non-aspirin pain reliever , Tylenol, is easy to see -it's third in unit sales, fifth in dollar sales Tylenol has vanquished the aspirins and aspirin combination products. Bayer ~pirin ranks 13th in unit sales, 19th in dollar sales. . I 11Wric.-an L~ad~r• NEW YOfUt IA.Pl Sein, Monctay prlC• •nd net chanoit Of fM ter'I moll act lvt-Am•rlun Sloe-Eac!\41n9f luu.s. tredlnQ nellonally et..-• INln i 1 AllA•CM "85,000 I eo1011••0 ~ ·~.eoo l•~ ''• GHQn 9 S J~,600 14 I , ~~;~.,,~ T1'~ 11\ •• : { :: :~:r~~r.!.f m~ T~ Wttglll HM 9 l:M,'100 , ... HovOllM m .m JS C..mPl>ChlD v 111, 100 1s·, . . .. • 1, . "• Pel Up It I Up u 1 Up 12 S VI> II 6 Up 10 • Up 10 S Up 10 3 UP to l Up 10 1 Up 4 l Up t 1 Up 9.1 Up &.• Up I 6 Up 8 S Up I 6 Up 1, Up 6 9 Up 61 Up t.• Up 6 • Up 6 J Up 6 3 Up • 1 Up 6.0 Mhor Stoc•k• Did NtW YOAIC AP1 ~ 8 Pre• Clay 710 7• <IOI Ito" TQd<ly "-d•'11<~ "l>S ()eo<l•ne a Prev 40•4n(~d OKll!Wd Ulltnanoed Toi.I l\Wt• Ne" hlOM "*w tows Tod6y llf .ris 101 ... SI J o;~ 2') 110 801 ,, , ,._ ,, .. ,. ••• -u.s <11!•11- ltOfl• LtN •1 Cfl\U • POUf\11 ll"C l6' ~Jl'4 citnh • _.i, dellve<ed. Tl11 \I Ifft .. POUf\ N '( ,,,,.,, Mttt "'Y ~ 00 per fl••k "''""""' w.n .14n trov or N Y SUrt1r NEW YOAlt (,&Pl H...Oy t. ... ,.,,,.,. 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':,'.~~ I)"'°"'" ••rn•nO\ ••our~ ~ ,.,, r1 .. ~ llQ>IO O"I -w w-- WllEP U2 • UI U'h lilt ~:~1~ ~:~h ''fl m: ~, WIMPS I '2 • J1 11 WllCO 1,IO 6 ..S 29'~ lit WI Hr A ,IO 6 3'1 tat• I WOl•rW S2 6 ~I 17'1> '- W«ntlc 6' IO ~ l2 'It WOOCIPI 1 :U It t 21 " -4Wlh I ID • tt.l U IA. WOIW pl 7 111 • ' :i..... "' W«ICIAlr . •1 S WWIOI' • IM • JI :M~-11• wvrllrr • 1 ••• , .. WVl•U> 1 C IO t.1 1•'-, \' wv•r _ \~'~ 1 Xeroa 1.IO • I"' 19l• '" .ttfAA .. • MO It\•• '-l~teCD 1 tt s !Of n ~ \l UltlJ(A AO , I ~ I ~ ... JO l'fl Vo E .» • If 1.'h .••.• 1m 10 I• ...aso 1 f\~ .,. ros R•> o u~~ ntncl tli I t• J:I\!\ 1 · •• OAIL Y PILOT Tueect.y, ~,_. ._ 1• CONSUMER QUEENIE City Asks for Loafers, Gets Funds "He'll see )nu 111.1~ And a ~ord Ill lht' ~•"«' ht.-s When lh11 aouth Tt1u cit)' wuted federaJ.heJp to build a civic center, it wu told lta unemployment rate waan't bl&h enou1h to merit the aid. So Mayor Woody Olaucock wrote to pr..ldent Carter uk1ni for aome bane fide, hard~ loafers. Tbree years and 2,000 would·be loafert later. Kondo'• 1etUn1 some federal money for a proJfft It dldl\'t really want a aewa1e treatment plant MeanwhUe. the m1verlck mayor la flghllnt a cenaua count that he aava Is too low and will coat Hondo rev· ~nue·lh•rtna fundl G lu1cock 1ot national he&dUne• and thou1and1 o f lellua and telephone calla after be •aked Carter In June tm for "a Ust of people who won't wot\ under any clrcumatanca. "I int.end to write them letten to naove here In sufficient quantities to enable ua to qualify for aome of your pro1ram1," he wrote. Gb11cock wrote the lon1ue·ln· cheek letter becawte the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, since dJvided into the department. of Education and Health and Human Servtces. refuaed lo chip In for a •1 mllllon civic center. ·'I tot • letter back from the aaal•· tant H<:ret.ary to the unden~retary of HEW. It said that the City of Hon· · Warning The Surgeon General Has Oeiermined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health ··cot a problrm? Then w nlt' 10 Pat Dunn Pat will cut red tape. getting the answers and action you need to solve inequities m government and business Mml your questions 10 Pat Dunn. At Your Service, Orange Coast Dally Pllor. P O Bo.r 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 As many letters as pou1ble wall be answered, but phoned 1nq~ines or letters not mcludmg the reader's full name. address and business hours' phone number cannol be considered ThtS column appears dat· ly except Sundays .. E•~ Gtdd~ fo AppHant'~• DEAR READERS: If you've shopped for a major appliance lately, size, features, color, and, of course, price were Important considerations. Bat ,dkl you look into what It will cost to l"IUl the ap· pUaace euh year? SlDce May 1980, seven types of major ap· pUaaces have come off the assembly Une with yellow Energy Gulde labels. These labels, re· qalred by the Energy Polley and Conservation Ac& and the Federal Trade Colnmlssloa, can help llD· complicate comparlsoa-sbopplag for the moat eaergy-efncient appUances. Refrtgeutors, freezers and water beaters now have labels that tell you what the average eaeray coat Is for tbe model based on standardized tests. The label also tells you how these average costs compare wfth other models of the same size. Dishwashers and clothes washers bave labels that give slmUar information, but they give two different prices based on whether yoa have a gas or an electric water beater. Room alr coadltloners have labels wltb an energy efficiency ratlag (or EEll). ne bigber the EER. the lower your energy costs will be. The last type of label is on furnaces. It directs you to spedfic ID.formation sheets available from tbe dealer. For other suggestions on ways to cut your energy costs, send for a copy of "Tips for Energy Savers." It's free from the Consumer Wormatloa Center. Dept. 61ZH, Pueblo, Colo. 81009. lofJ Opporfandfi~• for Blhtd DEAR PAT: My brother is blind and he and his family are planning to move lo Southern California in two months . Do you know of any or- ganization in this area that helps blind people find jobs? V.N .. Costa Mesa Job OpportunJtles for the Bllnd (JOB) la a new program operated by the National Federation of the Blind in cooperation wltb the U.S. Depart meat of Labor. Any bllnd person looldllg for work, or any employer havlng open positions, can contact CalJfomia's JOB coordlaator, Sbaroa Gold, by writing to the National Federatloll of the Bllnd, W~stem DivlsJon, P.O. Box 152%, Laacaster, CaW., or by phoa.lng (805) N!-1955. JOB's aatlonal bead· quarters ts located at National Federatloll of tbe Blind, 1800 Johnson St., Baltimore, Md. %1%30. Tile toll-free pboae number Is (8'0) '38·7518. 1tlef ri~ Manner• Clarififtl DEAR PAT: Winemakers and alcohol dis· tillers have thoroughly confused me by selling their products in all manners or measurement - both standard and metric. Can you provide an easy chart to tell me what I'm getting? K .M.T .. Newport B~ach Under federal law, all distilled spirits bottled since Jan. 1 must be sold la metric coatalaen so we have no choice but to get used to the new boUle sizes. Incidentally, tbe liter bottle ls Dothing new when it comes to being an alcoboUc beverage con· talaer. IUstory buffs will teU you tbat Claude Emile Jean-Baptiste Litre was among tbe foand· lag fathers of the metric system, and his family sold wine bottles in the first Utre (Uter) bottles to have the name. Here's the chart yoa requested: . Hew~trlcSh" t.IStlltfl 1.0111.r l!Omilllllten 500m1111 ""''"" 100mlllllllt<J !Om•llllilitr• MelrlcS11" U.S ... htld 01111< .. )• 7ou"'•~ Jl IOUnCH 15 'ounc:es i. •oun<•• 6 60Ut\C .. 1 7oun<•I C .. MttCollUIMr U.S. P:h11d0llnce1 OUllCH •1ioe11on ou•rt lllth pint V,pllll mlnl•turt LawHng .la~k~u a•d Sio~ 6'ounc:u J20un<H 7S,6ounces l60Uf1Cet IOUfl<eJ l.40VflCH DEAR PAT: Are there any labeling require· ments for fur j ackets and stoles? Also, how should you judge the quality of a fur when you don't know much about it? K.L., Newport Beach Fv canneat labels mast ctmtala lite followla& laformaUoa: type of far; wbdller It 19aa bee9 bleached or dyed or otbenrile arUllclally eolored; whether the garment ls made of ued fan, or paws, talla, bellies or waste far; and the coaatry or · •rlclD, for Imported rars. A fur coat, Jacket or stole aboahl be soft alld ellky, wttb thick, gloaay balr aDd a soft tescare. Brush the laalr backward• -a1ataat the 1rala - to Jadce the density. Low·qaaU&y far appears apane and may feel ttltr. A.almala from tokt areaa la ave Ullcker fu, Hcl ~ pelta wUl pnMl•ce a warmer garment. Claeck tllte won•n•ldp by look· la' at die DDclenlde of a 1111' 1armnt to tee tlaat &lie akillt are combbled ,. ... , Y• caa't &eU wltere oee ndl aDd aMGer beO-. Tiie ov,raU deslp 11110.kl pve tbe lmpresaMla Uaat die e9tlre eoat ca•e from Giie aal•al. AIM cwider luUa& 1t1le 11141 pnper nt catefally. Y• ....... be •Me to ••Ye ee•fortably la ,..,. coat er Jadlet. V•· aeeeual')' 1tre11 ... strata M a fU, e•e• a carer.ab eoutructed eae, wW eae1e r1,. ... do wu 'not of aufficlent quot.lent t.o merit countercyclical atlmull, "' lauJh• Gluacock. He aaya be intended his letter u humorous criticism of a 1ovemment that pumped millions of dollars into areas with hi1b unemployment but 11nored the needs of low-income towns with low unemployment. Four people eventually came t.o Hondo lookln1 for work, and "they've all lot Jobs. The toniest anyone was unemployed wu nine days~" he said. Hondo'• unemployment rate is about 3 percent. T.he mayor'• presidential plea a1ao earned Hondo more than 2,000 letten and 2.000 Phone calla. , Hla llltf.t batUe with the federal 1ovemment la over the ceuua eouilt. He dalma it 't 5 percent too low, which could coet the city ol ~.000 federal revenue-1hartn1 funda. Pec>- ple with poet otfice boxes weren't counted, he says. "If I hadn't 1one down and Sot a form myself, I wouldn't have been counted." Glaucock, who lost a 19'18 bid for the Democratic nomination for a con· gresalooal aeat uPdertaken on the strength of bis notoriety from the Carter letter, says "l 'm not 1oin1 to vote for Carter." (,•-a J •1••0\PI 109ACCOCO ... ... . I faa&er wear. .. ' ~ _____ ....,_..,. __ ......... __ _.._,,__~~_....--.......... ~.;;;....... ........ ....-.-------~-.....~--~----.,,,..,~ .. ... "'-• ~ --m:M5 •• -• '... -• 'f ... _ __ _______ ..::..;;.,.__ __ ........ .._ ............ --= .. --__.. .......... __ .._, '"-""'--'"----~ .------- , • •Erma Bombeck ' •Ann unders •Claulflecl . Pollution So tion By .IOBL C. DON ............. _. Your •Y• •tina. Your lunp ach• when you brut.be~y Whlo It • really Nd, you'r-. hard prffted to tff beyond your n•l1hbor'1 hot tub llla.t Southern Callfomlans heve com• to accept aJbitil wiwlttinlly t.tua inlamou.a pbMCMDeDOa u smo1. the noa.iout byprodut'ts ol lndUltr)I. utJUty plants and automoblltt Coulal d~llen ranly come fa« to fac• with the hune. of an 11\d\l.ltrlaliaed aoc1ety But take a few 1\epe lnland and, a\ t.lmu, U seems Uke you couid slice off a p1~ of am()I with even a dWl knife. lf you had au the money and advanced tecbnoloey at your d1spoul, could you rid Southern California of Its air pollutlon epidemics? • TllA'r8 THE QlJ&'tTJON Ji~ keclt oftell poaet to student.a in his clauea tn ecoloay and urban 1qrapby. One suggestion is to blow gaping holes out of the San Bernardino and San Gabriel mountains so onshore breezes would blow the atr pollution into the desert. The Golden West CoUege instructor bas col- lected a number of solutions to ridding the Los An&eles Basin o( air pollution. The solutions have ranged from colossal en- vironmental overhauls to more simple sugges- tiona such u encouragement of more bicycle riding, mus transit and cleaner auto emissions. But before Reek can let bis students begin brainstorming solutions to the pollution pro- blem, be haa to give them a primer on why Southern California acts like a magnet for smog. The basin bas three major factors that en- courap smo1, Reck said. First, cold ocean currents offshore cause onshore breezes to be cool. Since cold air tends to sink, the air mass seats itself in the basin. SECOND, THE San Gabriel and San Bernardino mountain ran1es tend to block the flow ol air, holding the air mus-and pollution -lD the bulD. To add further injury to an already pollu· lion-piqued problem, upper air masses on the West Coast tend to drop while they rise in the Eut. Whal'• formed in Southern California ia an t.avenion layer, dJlferin& in temperature by on- ly a few degrees, but enousb to trap the air pollutaatt with the colder, )ow-lying air m .... be explained. On the other band, be added, the East Coaat bat the exact opposite climaUc conditions. Warm ocean currents brinl in warmer air which rlsea above land maaaes tatin& air pollu· tion with it. Plus, the warmer, bum.id air even- tually collect& Civinl the East Coast a recuJar delqe ol thunderstorms during the summer months. Gi~~ the pre«din1 set of geographic.I and ecolo&ical problems, Rtck'a students have come up with a number of dramatic solutions to the amoc problem. ON£ !'UGG out of the San Ga talna, ao the ona pollution lntothe "lf the air· ' would be rleA rhul'kled 8ut then, rt" ION IS to blow 11ap1n1 holes el &nd S.n lJemardlno moun· e br~aes would blow \be air ert. ld kt!ep on aolns. then it e~en 10 Pomona,·· Reck San Rernardlno San (iabriel mountains may not hav; esthetic appeal , nor be ecololically SO"'fd. eek admitted. lfere'• uooth"r ugge110on. Go up to Oregon and bulld » huie k jetty straight out Into the OC'Hn for perhaps undredls, or even thousands, of milts In theory, Rec noted, the jetty would stop the flow of cold ean water, warm up the Southern California oastal water temperatures and give us a Mia l·like climate. Warm on- shore breezes . woul rise pulling all the pollu- tants with it Plus, uthem Californians would be treated to a pl ra of thunderstorms and higher annual rainfa HOWEVER, a CK suggested unpleasant consequences might/ res ult, s uch as a major flllteration of North America's weather condi- tions. Then there was the solution that involved taking, say, a square mile area in the center of Los Angeles and installing giant, super·heating units . The super·heated rising air would poke a hole !hrough the inversion layer and carry mos t of the smog up to be dispersed in the upper at- mosphere. The monster heater also would tend to suck in humid air, creating thunderstorm conditions. A j)erhaps less expensive, but logistica11y more implausible, solution was a somewhat sim- ple automobile accessory. The plan calls for every car in the Los Angeles area to be refitted with new exhaust pipes that would soar 2,000 feet into the air. THE AUTO EMISSIONS would be-HS.ased- above the inversion layer, dispersed in the at- mosphere and significantly reduce Southern California's air pollution. Highway overpasses, telephone and elec- trical lines and low-flying aircraft might pre- sent some trouble to Utla smog problem solu- tion. Reck -.Id. But in theory, be perked up, it probably would work. After his students have finished tinkering with musive solutions to the air pollution prob- lem, Reck tunes them into some more realistic proposals. Gradually. be s aid, Southern California should change its urban geography from low density to high density spread -creating "focal points" for transportation networks. "Mus transit would be virtually impossible in this environment," said the 38-year-old Reck. ''Everything is just spread everywhere. It's late but we're gradually moving in that direction. "MAYBE THE SCAaCITY of fuel will do it," be added. "High fuel costs will make us want to ride mus transit." , Reck, who rides bis bicycle from bia Hunt-· in&ton Beach home to school each day, ls look- ing forward to the new cror of students this fall and the questions he'I ask to tax thei r ecological ingenuity. "Maybe I'll say to the students what would happen if you would build a wall around Ex-president's Daughter is Author D•llY ~-....... .., G..-Y A-- Brainstorming solutions to pollution is the object of Gdden ~ College instructor Jim Reck. Southern California and you tried to live off the land and fuel we had? Would we continue to live the way we do?" be asked. Since Southern Cali!ornia has a semi-arid climate, receiving about 10 inches of rain each year, Reck is certain our lifestyles would change. ''We'd probably stop watering our lawns as much as we do," be said. Definitely, be added, we 'd stop washing down driveways and sidewallcs. "Brooms are amazing things," he snapped. "That's what l use. They probably work faster." Murder NOvel Set in White House • By MAaY CAMPBELL NEW YORK (AP)·-Margaret Truman sometimes used to ail in a room with her parents, all or them reading mystery nov- els. U they liked the books, they passed them around to each other. She sWl reads them, sometimes three or four in a Wffk. Now she bu written one and set it in a place ahe knew when Harry Truman wu president of the United States. It's titled "Murder in the White House." There haven't been a.Qy real murders in the White House, ahe aa)'I, addin1, "Heaven forbid." And nobody else bu written a mystery set there, u far u abe knows. "You'd have to fU>d another inmate of the White Bouse before you'd set that..' THE BOOK IS SET in the future, the author aays. "Nothing from tbe put. And every character ls fiction, completely. Some people lD Wubineton maintain I bad models for the cbaracten but I did not. They're as different u I could make them from anybody 1 ever knew .. "I knew there were more Secret Service people than there were wbm I lived there. I asked the ones around Mother. ''They said there are a lot. "Illy father uaed to to walkiq with two Secret Service men. I bad one. Mother went aboppiq with nobody with her. She said the chauffeur could take care of her. He was about 80. •• ff• mother, Beu Truman, ia 95 and lives in Independence, Mo. "Her bunitls botben ber and ahe'a deaf but her mind la clear aa a bell," Min Truman aa.ya. "Sbe reads more slowly llOW. I left the book with her butabe bUD't mentioned R.'r •• T&UllAN RA8 bee married IOI' M yean to Clifton Daniel, retired manapq editor of Tbe New York Times. She uses her maiden name for acttnc lD summ.er stock, TV and lec- ture appearances and book writinc. There are four Daniel sons, Clifton Truman, 23, back in col- lege after a stint of working; William Wallace, 21, in college; Harrison Gates, 17, away at school, and Thomas Washington, 14, who will go away to prep .school next fall. "Theoretically. I 'II be back to where I was wben I got married, with no chiJdren in the house. But one of the older ones will probably come and settle back in for a while and go off again. That's what the apartment is there for. We didn't know, when we got this big Manhattan apart· ment nearly a year after we were married, that we were go· ing to use every room of it. "I 'd done four non-fiction books before. I did an auto· biography, one on White House pets, a book on Dad and one on women or courage. It's much easier to write history than to write fiction. All you have to do ls research and get the facts straight and put it together," saya Miu Truman, a graduate of George Washington Univeni-, ty with a history major. The idea for this book came up ., ,.,... Margaret Truman a couple of years ago, she says, when s he was talking with publisher Don Fine. The title "Murder in the White House" popped out of her mouth. ''Then 1 put it down for about a year. 1 find writing very dif- ficult, any kind of writing. And I'm a natural putter-offer. U I have things to do, most things, I do it. U it is writing a book, I'll think about that tomorrow. "But J finally had to do it. I'd signed a contract. And I wanted to try this because I read them. J wanted to see if I could do it." SHE MADE A PLOT outline first. Then she started dictat- ing into a tape recorder and had the material typed. "Then I started editing, thinking, 'How could I have said that'. I'd slash out things and redo and have that cleaned up and retyped. It's a long, slow process for me. ·'I'm very undisciplined when it comes to writing. And I have a household to run. I would suddenly get started sometimes and just go. I wrote in spurts." The only research Miss Truman did for her mystery was the Secret Service query and a letter to White House curator Clem Conger asking for a floor plan or the second and third floors or the Whlte House. She found that her memory would have suf· ficed . "But I just wanted to be sure I could physically get bodies -living bodies -from here to there and do it without them be· ing seen.'' ASKED WHETHER she'll write another mystery, Miss Truman says, "It's a question of whether I can stop being lazy long enough. I have some ideas kicking around in my bead." If she does. she intends it not to be a sequel. "Maybe I should write a history of the White House and Blair House," she says. The Truman.a are the only First Family to Uve in both the original and rebuilt White House. They also lived in Blair House for three years after the president dh- covered the old While House "was gradually coming down around our ears." She says, "I'm ecstatic that I no longer live in the White House or have anything to do with it. But I would never deny that it's an interesting place to live. It is." Dlvoree Rate on West Coast Counters Trend WASIDNGTON (AP>'-After levelinc off ,_ a ,..,., tbe nation'• di..an:e rate bu re- ..... JU ..-ard climb, aceordial to a report .. iaHed bJ tbe National Center for Health a.u.ues. llowver, tbe report •tat.es that one part of die eomlbJ, tbe Weel, la ........ co.ter to tbe .,_., wlda a dedtDe lD tbe rm ol di~. n.. ftMI atatlltfa fOI' ma -tbe most re-~t anilable -cti9eloM 1,.-,000 divoree1 for la aaUcmal rate ol 5.2 pw 1,000 people. • 'l'llAT 11 ~-•oas diwrctl9 than tbe ,..,. Wen • tbe nport 8ddl, proylaloDaJ Wa ,_. J1711Miea .. ueott.er lDcreaM of t0,000 .... tlalt,..,.. . "la lf'll die uUoaal dl~ ra .. NIUIDed \ the upward trend that bad characterised its movement between 1913 and lt'11. Tbe rate wu 5.2 per 1,000 population lD tm. up 4 percent over the rate of 5.0 recorded for botb tm and lt'77," the report states. AVOOaDING TO TBS report, the divor~ rate lncrellMd lD nortbeut, north central and ~reclODI. For the West, however, the rate dropped for the HCGDd conaecutlve y .. r . Tbe decreue. ftOt· ed la tm atatiltlea, wu "the ftnt decline ln any reliODa1 rate since tta." Tbt o•erall divorce rate for ....iern atalel dropped from 1.1 per i ,ooo D90Dle Ill 1rn to 1.5 In 1171. By contrut the rate in the Northeast grew from 3.2 to 3.4 ; that ln the north central states rose from 4.7 to 4.9 and in the South it grew from S.7 to S.8. The report noted that the median duration of marriages ending in divorce was 6.6 years in 1978, unchanged from the year before. The me- dial) age of 1livorcing husbands was 32 while that of wives was 29.7. the report added. Dullness Hits Seanle SEA1TLE (AP)'-It's very easy to join the Dull Men'a Club of the Northwest. Even the moat fuclnating people can qualify. "Belon&lDI doesn't mean you can't be ln- tereatlnl," aald Gerald Cutler, club president. "It just means you can't naunt lt." Cutler himself was actlve lD film and theater, worked u ,. model for a k>cal a~eacy • bas a commercial 'pilot's license and hopea to become a pilot for AJuka AJrllnes. "But why brae?" be aald. "You don't tell us about YoW' latest film or research paper, and we don't show you aUdea of our vacat.ioo oo Nepal, OX?" The 1roup accept.a m'mber1 "•ho have done it all and who now, aliChUy Jaded aad bald· ln1. wtlb to be ta a situation when then la nothlne left to prove." N - . .. f2 DAil V PILOT FEATURING . ' . Newlyweds Sail at Sunset ,. aobf-n and Herlaat> Boulo 1 shf' ~ lh~ former llcrh•n.-Huntley I mel on th• the bl'.lch at the Balboa U.t) ('tub la-<t Memorti.t Ou\ wttkt'od, and hud :t whirlwind rt1m •nl't' Not ~in& one lo le>t than&!! ;inool h out to .1 calm "''111d, the) ROt m rn t>d on /\Uft 17 nnd then la.~t Saturd11\ c.-l1•hr.ih-d 11 't\lth "l".H'h ntil to bt• forl(oth'n Thl')' r h urlt•n •d th1• 136 fuul "fttflJ thr blggt>, l t..111t an lhl• harbor 1nHlt!d IJO lrw n<h for a blnl'lt ht' .:ulu .rnd p.fft 1f'd until the 14!'1 hours of thl" rnornan.i '" thr ,h111 rrut.,•·d m th•· lo<'til w11tl'r" thw~t~ 1.1t t hl' '"''' oth1•r "t'thllng fc('t•pllun:-. at tht• um · Ui.•l .1ftl'rt\\11.1n m.1rH·ll'd ,., thn wutr ht'll tht• N,.$1'0 bl•anit loudt'tt for lht• ft•t(' Tht• O\l~I llllt'H"ll tn~ n H .io "'•" .. ha~ful of l .~ t:u' f1 ll1-.t hu lloon~ ""h1rh ""l'rt· rt'lt•uwcl JUSl UN tht• !>1111 "il'I 14 11h thl' f:JlltJtn blJ,llO); lht• whustk a!. tht> 1·1111111 of rnlur h1I th•• \k) l.011~ 'h'm nwtl r t'il r uw' fl llt>tl t'H'n I'•• rt 11f thl' istu~ u111I Uw br llfr rJrrwd J O\jll'hln~ hou quet to al'l't•nt ht•r 14 ht,J•• ,,,._ 1lr•''' ;irn1 ~<'di lt'tl O 'Hara' hat "Tht'f\.' mw.t h J \ l' llt•t·n 1111.1 1!t11t'11 111 ... t'' • the new Mn. Ho~~w ,,11d Wht>n lhl• 11('14 I) 14 rth .,tt'pµed unto lht' ~i.tt tht'rt' 14a;, .l t:h.inqJjt:nt• toast Jn<J then tht' hJ1' were opt"nt>d ..ind thl' 1-'lurt!> i.trulk up lh1· dan(·e mw.H' · There ",.., Jll 1111 rt'<hblt' buffet H"'ron 111 Beef. a d1i.pla) ol "'Jfoodl> ml'luJin~ J 14 holl' salmon. ham ruai.t tk•t'f crab ~a.lad and ut1 .md on to ftnrsh tht' l'\ l'ning Relurt~ntl). t he part) goerl> badt· ran·" ell tu I heir ship at 2 30 a m . but the)' ea~1ly ruuld have danced all ni~ht Among those helping-the 8ogg1os celebrate were her aunts Mary Leer fro m Chicago and Esther Mars hall from Aptos, Or. Jay Goodwin: the three bes t men, Richard Dias, Jim Coughlin Che's the mayor of Duarte ) and -'on Cipriani and Patricia Peaslee and Robbie Horvath, also in the wedding P.arty. Forty friends helped retired Army Col. •OJI Mrs. Albert B. King or Newport Beac h celebrate their 4Sth wedding annive rsary during a party in Huntington Beach hosted bv their , 1luu.ih1t•r u11d "'"" tn law Mr. •nd Mrs. Jlm Khorouun. Co hc'Stm~ wc·n · the ir >)\her duuuhtl'r and Miii an ltl"' Mr and Mo ••tc-tr h..-c Phllllps of ( :01t•1,1 r'h<' frst1v1tu1 .. inr ludt>d o buffet c1inner und t'c11•ktJll" pool•.1111• u11d tlw houw was dl'<'oroll•d 141t h f rt·'(h tl11w1'" Jlltl wt•1lil111.i hell~ K11w ow11-. 1(1 ni'l' v11wyi.11d.\ 10 the Couchella \ allt·~ .tnd ht~ waft•,., uc•llq• in ..t ub and hosp1tul 111lunl1· .. 1 \Hll k I .11t'.1I •'""",.. .1lh•n1l 1 11~ ""'''' r th\.' Mm.-!I. \\ " " .. n s (' 0 u . • ... II I\, J l ' lH l l' 0 I bl n . J a c k Ul&t111111d , J in ,.,. /., .... .,. ojou ll4:1>a l ,rnd Wltlltam 'I ritt ' . '(9 • llw11•-. .1 11114 1 lt,qll1•r m 1h1• 't'"porl II.ti 11111 1:111111 111 1111' 111 ,1111•1• ( 1111111} MUSIC 1·1·1111·1 11 .. for l111tlJ!t pl.i) •. , ,. "ho luH• music and 11 ' t'.1l11-.I lht• ~ltlth J'<11 lf11• f'haptt'I I lac• ~·111up u11I ''' c h.11 t••r prt-s1denl BeL<;y R lplt-), 14 111 htt'>I J 111t'1•t111.: for prospe<'t l\ e d1..i11t·1 11\t'llll•lwl '> tit w m .. Ill \t onda) Sept !9, 111 lht· h11•,11lt· l.oun~l· of the Pro1TWntOr) ('11111( \ luhhUllM' ')1•r\ 111~ 1111 llw 't1•1•1 u11,t comm1ttt'l' a re Ruby \nn Oarlo:t'r. J.oh Bridge>i., l.ouis~ Brigham, Vi rginia lferlwrts, Jo McLain , Lucy Morgan, M id..-> l'e ttajohn, Leila Sc ruggs, Marilyn Twitchell, Mrs. Ju n Beach and Joy Wade. Afl<>r tht• bustnc.!>!> meeting, the members "1 ll rt'tl r<' tu whut t•be the bndge tables. It s near ly t1rnc aj:aan for W11nbledon West. a tennis tournament staged each year by the Dolphins of the Ne w1>0rt Harbor Chamber of Commerce, to nose funds for New Directions for Women, a resident recovery program for women with alcohol problems. Final p~ns we re discussed for the tourna· me nt during a luncheon at New Directions in Costa Mesa . attended by ND staff members, Dolphins and me mbers of Las Socaas, a fund- raising arm of New Directions. The ham a nd s alad buffet was pre pared by r esidents of New Directions . Thf' tourna ment, which is expected lo draw morl' than 200 teams this y~r. according to ('arol South, Dolphins president, will begin Sept 27 1-'or information call the Ne wPort lfarbor Cham ber of Commer <'e Not 011ly are the Mus ic Center supporter s busy raising funds, but volunteers are now busy stuffing lhe ooffers of Orange County's own Pacific Symphony Orchestra. according to Mrs. Maurice Mulvillc> of Fullerton, membership 1·h ~11rman Amon~ me mbers of the Executive Comm it Ice for Support arc Mrs. Edward Schumacher of l'orona dd Ma r a nd the Mmes. Lock Gee Ding, Robe rt Griesser and Gene Mix, all of Newport Beach The Anwrac<.1n Cancer Society benefited from a "designer salute" fashion show and brunch an Robinson's, Westminster The con· llappening• By J u d ith Olson tem por ary designs of Domla.Jck AveW..0, David Hayes, Carole Uttfe. Monoa Mylff and Boaate Strauss were s ho~n in the store's designer salon. Mrs. LouJs Zlmmermaa was chairman of the event and she was assisted by the Mmes. Thomas J . Laughlin, Charles S&ana, OUo Shehlo, Thomas K.aabaU, Richard' Foo&aer, Ra lph Moss, Ke nne th Dixon, Joh Paugh, Richard Frandsen and Glenn RJchardaoe. ~ The Laguna Reach Museum of Art has lost its director, Thomas Enman, but he won't be far a wa y. He has returned to hJs own personal art endeavors and will still keep his finger in lhe loca l art pot He was honored al a cocktail and dinner party a t lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. RJchard L. Steinbach. Atteodang we re the Messrs, and Mmes. Nick 8 . Williams, Charles P . Culp, Frank Peulo, Kenneth Bird, J ack Boyle, Timothy Carly le, David Isaacs, Theodore Paulson, Theodore Peterson and Maria.a D. Covill. Also . Catherine Kiester, Virginia Mayo· Tomaso, Edward F. Behme, Andy Wing and as· sis tant director /curator J eannette Leeper. ~ Mabry Steinhaus , a beloved friend of UCI, has been honored by the Jntemalional Society of Invertebrate Pathology, of which her late husband. Edward Steinha us, was one of the founders. She was made an honorary member of the society and lauded for her work in support of her husband during a ceremony in Seattle. Mrs. Steinhaus edited her husband's book, "A Disease In Minor Chord." Toby Milligan, public mformation officer for UCI Medica l Center . has been elected presi- de nt of Orange County Chapter of Women in Com municat ion,\ Inc .. an organization for pro· fessionaJs in the communications fields. She li ves in Laguna Ni guel Shopping Hints WASHINGTON (A P J -Back .to-school sales and the arrival of t he new fashion season make fall a prime season for clothes shopping, reports the national council of Better Business Bureaus Like a ll of lafe's ne cessities, the cost of clothing 1s skyrocketing, forcing many people to cut back or at least be more diligent in seeking wardrobe bargains Spending some extra time and effort on pl anmng you r clothes shopping can result in s pending less money, advises the business bure au. Get organized . says the experts, establish a shopping plan First. the bureau. s ays, make a list of the clothing each member of the family has. Then you can use this last to determine what is miss- ing a nd "hat as hkcl) to need replacement dur- ang the ncKt year or so Include items family members would like lo have but ma) not need immediately . Next. m ake a clothing budget and stick lo at Remember, you can s ave money by careful shopping. Don't buy on impulse. A bargain is only a bargain if it is needed and useful. But do watch for special sales. These may tur n up at odd times because of special holiday or anniversary cele brations at stores, and if you know you'll need some item late r you can save when it is on sale. A SHIPBOARD BLACK-TIE PARTY CELEBRATED THE MARRIAGE OF ROBERT AND HERLANE BOGGIO (INSET) Scene of the Affair Wae the Yacht, Nesco, Which Cruleed Newport Harbor · Inspect each purchase carefully, before buying it. Are the seams and hems smooth and even. can they be alte red if needed? Do the pat- terns match? Is the garment lined? HYou Want ToBe More Than a 1.0! ... I ,,, THE ~*' ~~-~:~c IJfamal• ally fflJIOllf' the way vou look 1ee1 aoo aPCJMt to ottiels' Willi exOt!'I personal:zed l\..wt'I'~ Sol•t Watr f Ht"•h~Q .. • • • r ..... ,. ..... COSTA .. cu641-1289 tUt N••'P0'1 9h·ct auss•OH v1u o495-0401 Jftn CemtN c._.,. ... r-o ($•" 0..90 ,.,,.,, ., ...... 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Energy experts report that in the summer, 10 times as much heat may enter a house through a sunlit window as through the walls surrounding it. Indeed. an average s ize window wastes as much fuel as a 52·squa re·anch hole. Windo ws waste a ll this cooling energy in two wa ys: letting hot air in through cracks ar ound windows and conducting heat throu~h panes of glass. Caulking and weatherstripping can reduce the movement of hot air and the heat coming directly through the glass can be cut substan. tially by using a light·colored opaque s hade. o~pon "tESENT THfS COU,OH -HO AP'H>ll'fTMIWTS ASI FOi KELLY Phone 962-4747 at IAILEY HAii FASHIOHS U .00 Off 0.. A•,..._ S 1.50 Off ~/Cllt/llow*J HUDINT IOC: ...... OU OAY-IVHY MOMDAYll HOUIS: SUl<-1>6 MON -ICM TH\lfll 1()4 fAl -1CM SAT -11>4 Introducing our nw 'DOUBLE TAKE' Portrait Package 1!!C'1~ --=----~ . Price 1"DOUBLE TAKE" .. .A crNtlw J approach to Duel·lmage pml'lllt photogniphy. Ho .... tlonal ctwge for group.. 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Lola ol UmN ~Jut limt! l l'Jlcouotend "Knd6oclll '' wu wbH I ••• picktna my chlldrftl up at a rock concert. 11 wu a ternf)'tnt uPf"rlmtt NOlhtna wa1 movln1 ln thic tnllre padr.ln& lot "Everywhere you lookfd. car Uahu burned Utelr ~ms fr<lat!n u 1f the> had bttn aban doned No one-s pokt' Wl' Jt.ol ul thl'rl' ln allence, each ont' harbur\~ his own private fean. Fmally. l beat on thto stH(iJ\1 wheel and •bouted. "I don't believl' thi.1 I'm IOl-"I to dlt- and 1 still ha vc a h111 If • tank of au' ll' not fair I" It was hours ~fort' the-nt¥htnlare ended, but It 1ave me a t•haoce tu obser e peoplt dur in1 a tralfk snarl A &ood .S percent of dnvic~ 10 a tramc Jam subscribe to the theory. "Don 't Just sit tht>re Honk your horn." Some people havt ne-ver heard what their horn sounds llke Not these drivers. They use 1t every lime a ll&ht turns green ... every time they pull into a dnveway ... every time ~ 97 ·year old woman gets caught i.o the intersection. A good 38 percent of the horn honkers are also hood-viewers and trailblazers. They can't wait until "film at 11 ." In their 1mpM1ence to E,...a ... '-tt'. know what in thf' S~WI 11111 Ill jOlnl on and why they ar"t" 1nronv~n1enced. they will climb on top of the car hood When thell' curi~lty Is not u t11fiNI. th~y wltl 11ull out into the oncoming lane, thua hlcu·king 1111 t'mt>raency vehicle roull"I , l'r-obahJy th~ moi1t intt'l(uln& chancters at a ·•gridlock" are \hf' leiuj than ...._ J~rcent who slip into • f~Kle booth,. c;Jl•ntit! i.nto a 1' shirt with a rt>d 8 c•l it and sta?J dlr~cun& traffic I'm con Ytnced 1t 'a u faot.sy tor someone who 11lways wanted tht •·halle-ngf! of betina a social director on the 1'1tanlC' 1 read recl"nUy where there was a near gridlock coodH1on at a large offlce building uch morning when husbanda dropped their WIVtlS off at work und snarled traffic with pro- longed goodbyt> kisses It's not that l don't believe the story Let us just say I've seen husbands k1si. their wives and most of them c.-ould plant one on from a moving commuter train But what the heck If you have \.0 die i.o snarled traffic. you might as well go with your motor running KANSAS CITY. Mo. <AP) Murder rates have incr~ued over last ye_ar ln 18 of the COW\• try's 30 largest cities and by more than SO per- cent in Seattle, Honolulu and Mempbjs, according t o a s urvey by The Kansas City Times. The newspaper said p<>llce detectives in the 30 cities <.'Ould not single out one reason for the in· c rease in homicides . The survey compared the homicide rates for the period Jan. 1 to Sept. 3 in 1979 and 1980. THE nMES survey of police departments re- ported 43 murders this year in Seattle, an in- crease of 65 percent over laal year. 'Real' Parents Fearful Among the cities with t he fastest growing homicide rates this year were Honolulu, up 58 percent w i th 47 homicides: Memphis, up 56 percent with 120 : In· dianapolis, up 47 percent with 86; Denver, up 40 percent with 72 ; San Jose, up 38 percent with 43, and Kansas City. up 33 percent with 101. DEAR ANN LANDERS. I read another maguine article that made me sick. ll was titled: .. Are You Sorry You Gave Up Your Child for Adoption?" It seems we cannot look at a magazine or newspaper or watch television anymore without running into somet.rung abou\ adopted children who are searching for their "real" parents or "real parents" who want to find their adopted children. I think it's time we heard from the REAL "real" parents. These are t.he people who have devoted a lifetime to their adopted children and love ipem every blt as much as (maybe more than) the parents who gave them life. The media are making adoptive families feel temporary and second-best. They are pushing this ."search" business down our throats. My husband and I live i.o fear that our ·adopted children are ours only until the biological mother or father (or both) appear and start a court fight. Please see the injustice in this and tell the world, Ann. It would breat our hearts if this happened. We are afraid to sign our names, so we ·o sign thla -LIVING FROM DA y TO DA y DEA.a UVING: My aaU.eeta are wtt11 '"· I laan •aid lt before, ud I wtll aay lt . a1aa.. You reaJ pare.ts are u.e people wlto ralaed Y•· Seuelllaa for -'• r..u caa bave &u1Jc nperc ... Jou for everyo.e lavolve-d. Lea.e..U•• pat.e. DEAR ANN: Our 20-year-old aoo just told us he is homosexual. We were advised to get counseling. He doesn't feel that he needa it. J . is no lon&er lj.Ying at home and baa no de- sire to return. Ke is working part-time at minimum wages and not really mating enough to support himself. We took the news very well in bis presence but have been in a state of shock ever since. J . has had "love affairs" with girls but says a re- Ad·S.tltl' ~ you hme ond money by r~1ng messages lrom Pt01>1t re5p0tldlng 10 yotK Doily l>1loi clowfied od Coll 642-5678 , for defO.IS. 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We pray for him daily and would be will- ing to do anything to help the situation. Can you give us some advice? -WORRJED MOTHER CN CHARLOTTE, N.C. DEAK MOTHER: Yes. Take &Jae fln1 pleu of ad.tee &Del le.,n bow lo Uve wttb die prob- lem. You soa does not wish t.o daaa1e. so · please Id off his back. ADd Id tome ~l a.1. dear woman. I also HICH1 tlla& yoa write t.o Parea&a of LHblaas a..t Gay Mea. Tiiie ad- dress ol the lar1nt cllapter la u.e East: P.O. Bos 553, Lnox HW S&aU., New York, N.Y. lttzl. Their U&eratve c .. offer yM a great deal ol emodoaal ampport. Pare.Ula u.e West cae wrl&e t.o Pareeta UICI Frteadl ol Gay1, P.O. Bos um, i.. Aa1e1es, caw. llllt. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I hope it's not too late to say a few words to those selfish daughters who are upset because they have \.0 haul their mothers around and nothin1 is ever said about getting paid for gas. My mother died 11 years ago and I would gladly pay $20 a gallon if I could have the privilege of driving her around just once more to do chores. Why is it that people don't lllnow the value of somethin1 until it is taken from them? Please tell those ninnies to wake up out there. -Mls.5 HER A LOT DEAR MISS: It's lmpoalble t.o mlu wllat we have. Oaly "bea we loee It do we •pprffla&e Ua fall valae. Tills la OH of u.e cnael llOllle9 of Ufe, ud It happens t.o all of u . Io Miami, the nation's 4oth largest city, detec- tives have recorded 150 homicies, a 70 percent increase over the same period last year .. In Dade County. which in· e lud es Miam i , the number of murders re- ached 364 nine more than in all of 1979. THE KANSAS Ci ty Times said homicide rate in Pittsburgh , where lS murders were reported, was down 27 percent. while Sao D;ego was down 22 per· cent with 64 homicides; Atlanta was down 14 percent with 133; Sao Antonio was down 12 percent with 105, and Jacksonville, Fla .• was down 12 percent with 37 homicides reported this year. Police in Seattle ex- pressed little concern about the splralin1 homicide rate. but a police official in Kansas City said the increase was alarming. ''Our rate fluctuates greatly from year to year," said Seattle de- tective Gary F1ynn. He said there were 52 murders in Seattle in 1978, about the same number police expect there this year. KANSAS CITY'S ( ] homicide record was set in 1970, when 120 were Boros.,.ope ' kille~ .. Th~re were 119 ..._. hom1c1des m Kansas Ci- -------------------" ty last year, and police say the trend, ii it con-WEDNESDA l', SEPI'. 11 By SYDNEY OMAaa ARIES (Marl 21-Apr. 19): Go slow, lie low collect data; build with quality material, Cocus on security. Cancer. CaJ)ricorn natives figure prominently. You can regain sense or direction. TAURUS (Apr. 20·May 20): Steer away from situations which "paint you into comer." Give yourself plenty or room. Accent on new social contacts, improved work procedures. GEMINI <May 21-June 20): Revise material -cut DOO-flsentials. You have chance to dis· play objectivity. Emphasis on emotional responses. special relationship, children and the creative process. Member of opposite sex cares -and proves it. CANCEa (June 21-JuJy 22): You get point across to "powers-that-be." Means you can build on solid base. What you own may be worth more than originally estimated. LEO (July 23-Au&. 22); Domutic • 'situa- tion" may necessitate a short journey. Taurus. Libra, Scorpio persons figure prominently. Diplomatic approach brin1s desired results. Counsel from "sincere" relative shouJd be taken with proverbial grain ol salt. . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Accent on pay- ments, collections, determination of ''true" values. You learn what is expected of you - focus is on reality as contruted to wishfuJ thinking . LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You are at right place -and this is the lime! Tate lead, stress pioneer spirit, take a chance on new start in new direction. Priorities come into focus. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You remove roadblock -way is cleared for progress. Finish project, negotiating "climate" favon you. Key tinues. wouJd resuJt i.o about 160 homicides . Comic Art A~rto Ambitions CLE~ELAND (AP)·- Comic book artist Keith Pollard took something or a busman's holiday but had no regrets. "l 'd probably b e working on comic art now anyway,·· he sajd as he com11leted a sketch for a comic art collector at a comic boot and pop culture convention here. 1 POLLAaD. 31, who works from his home in Southgate, Mich., is a freelancer who draws Tlk>r and Spiderman for the Marvel Com ics Group. He says he had to scramble to make a decent living in the busi- ness. .8 E DWETTE R ~t~e~ect~creet as "secret" arranaements go 8AGrM'ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dee'. 21): Creative eff orta succeed: apply individual touch. Accent "I've gooe through the period where I was struglllng to &et enough wort to .. aurvive ... Now have ...10 much I can't do it," be said. ' LET THEM HAVE A DRY BED on emotional responses, friendship that is TIM ....-• "" reM cen .,.. • ..,...., _, .._ ,..., Of IN transformed into a ·'serious•· relation.ship. You ._.,, eo.. •• • tl'Cf to Iii. ..n-,,_....., _, IMlle no. are loinl places. and you'll have enthusiastic ......., ...,... ..... "wn-. 11 C# .,..e~'" .,.,.. support of loved one. ::•::=:::-.:::: ~.;,·r~-::i-:; · CAPaJCOaN (Dec. 22-Jan. lt): Preatiie .......,_.. .. ..-&hM9--i...11roc11-. ·--..nioe soars as you utilise material at hand to mate • _.,._.If• Al Mlolll _.How To•• 1r, •""'°".,,two career advance. Special boaor, added recocni· _.... ._.._ "'0 ..._... Uon aJao are part of scenario. .••• :~~!!!f~!~-~.!'!': ••• ~· AQVA&ltJS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Uaet of ...... ACWte: INTPNATIOMM., lTO. ~ communication are open -g~ points acf'MI in 31lflr••S1,..VNt11oou.w1s.«s1 : arti1tic, iraphlc manner. You make "•itENTSNAME : "marveloul" IOCial contact.a which aJd in plan- ' ntn1 a rutur. project. , _ ------------' Pl8CE8 (Feb. lt·llar. 20): You 1et "fada SlAu: ___ ''"--l of Ufe0 retantin1 Jove, money and health ol one •01 __ I ' clote to you. Aquariua, 5eorplo, Leo naUvea <A9H •' '°1 fil\lf• promlnenUy. An "occult" experience cowd be pa.rt ol unusual acenarlo. Pollard churned out super-hero sketches for $S each. He also dis- played for sale his original cooiic book art and aiped free aulo- &rapha for coUecton. POLL.tao 8.\ID he never bad a chance to collect comics u a youth. "I had a mother who threw them out before l could ever set • collec· Uon •tatted," he said. • '8\lt I always bad 1 na11in1 desire lo draw comlca." • laCa8fer11I• Can Anderson Tip Scales? By TIIOMAS D. EU.U It takes 352,000 voter sigpatures to put an or- dinary Initiative on the California ballot and 512,000 to qualify a constitutional amendment like Proposition 13. But it may have taken only 101,000 vaUd signatures to chanae history. That's the number John Anderson needed ti> put his independent candidacy for president on the state's November ballot. ANDERSON UNDOUBTEDLY KNOWS THAT he c armot be elected outright in the fall. After all. his campaign concedes most of the South to the re- gular Democrats and Republicans and it concedes most of the West to Ronald Reagan. But if \he closeness of two of the last three pre· sidential elections is any Indication, it would take only about 30 electoral votes - less than California's total - for an independent to throw the election In to the House of .Representatives. That hasn't happened slnce 1820, but former President Ford has flatly pre· dieted it will this time. U California is the state to do it, those 101,000 names would become one of the cheapest ••011tso• ways devised to change history. For Cali!omia has a tradition of independent voting unparalleled in other large industrial states . lt is common for Californians to vote for one party's presidential candidate and put the other party's m an in the Senate. THAT HAPPENED IN BOTH 1964 and \968, two or the last three times California voted on a president and senator at once. Two other factors also could help Anderson: OAILV PILOT Cl . ..,, ... Former Treasury Secretary Wimam E. S imon and a Colorado Spri nts developer will pay more than $11 rniUion to acquire the Greenland Ra nch . the last major tract of undeveloped land between Denver and Col orado S prings. a ccording t o J ack Box, Denver realtor Liquid Antacid Recalled One 1s the fact that Jimmy Carter has never car - ried California in any kind of election. And Ronald Reagan's popularity here was on the wane when SACRAM ENTO l~P 1 he left the governor 's office. His reelection margin -. Bactena contarn1nn in 1970 was about half the million votes by which ~ lion bas forced th~ re he fi rst won the office in 1966 call o~ two. lot~ of hqu1d While Reagan's popularity among California's antacid distributed h~ general electorate hasn't been tested in 10 years, the lodent ,eo. 10 several it 's a solid bet he will whip Carter here But that's western stales more a reflection of Carter's weakness than Reagan's strength. SO WIBLE REAGAN MUST RATE AS the solid fa vorite to carry his home state, an Anderson breakthrough is far from impossible. Carter has lost ground steadily to both Reagan and Anderson all through the spring and summer in virtually all polls. All Anderson needs to carry California and one or two other large Northern SOUTHERN CA LIFORNIA FOCU states is some major slippage by Reagan. That couJd come if the national press becomes as disenchanted with him as it did with his successor as governor, Jerry Brown. Four years a10. Brown was viewed as a (ascinatin1 new figure and won six primaries. By thi.a spring, most major commentators considered him a silly. fatuous youngster and that soon became the public view in most parts of the nation. There's little chance of Reagan slipping as far as Brown, but it wouldn't take much to throw a few percentage points to Anderson -tbaybe just a strong performance m a three-way debate. If that happened, California couJd go for the independent. Then the election likely would ran ioto the flouse. FOR A SWITCH OF nos STATE'S electoral vote i.o 1976 wouJd have kept Ford i.o the White House and a California vote for George Wallace i.o 1968 would have thrown that eledion into the House. If that were to happen this year, it's all but certain that Anderson wouJd not be the eventual selection as president. lo fact. it probably would assure Carter's election, as the House must choose among the top three electoral vote-getters. For the Democratic House majority is hardly likely to elect anyone but a Democrat. 1 Eliaa is a columnist baud i.n Santa Monica.) Plain and Gou.rllK't The company, located in Elizabethton, Tenn .. said it was recalling two lots of 12-ou.nce bottles under lhe labels "Fed- mart Llqui~ Antacid," distributed · California, Arizona. N w Mexico, Nevada . Or ego n , Was hington. Uta h , Wyoming and Idaho THE BOTTLES are coded with the number 91025 or 91204. It was un- known how many bottles were involved. Barbara Hodges, a s po kes woman for lo· dent. said file~ product h a d b een 'r6ca1J ed because it ihad been found to cct1tiin two kinds of '•iter ia . p s e u ~ o(si\~ n a s a e r u g 1 nos•• and klebsiella ox~toca , which mig ht lead to gastrointestinal illness. SHE SAii\ IT is un- likely to Jiuse a n y p e rm ane n y ve r se health effec .~ . ' ' . Persons ,wbol have either product were ad- vised to return h to the place of purchase. , Learn Chefs Tricks By JOYCE L. KENNEDY Dear Joyce: I am lJa&erel&ed lD becomlllg a chef bat don't have uy esperleace. How sboald I get atariecl? -L.M., Sacrameet.o Three alternative mixes can give you the blend of theoretical informa- tion and experience necessary to becoming a chef. according to Ferdinand Meli, president of the American Culinary Federation. The informal approach is to work with a chef you admire, learning tricks of the trade on the job. The learning can be either high quality or haphazard dependin1 on the skill and standards of your mentor. A MO•E STaucruaED route i..s the three-year apprenticeship pro· gram sponsored by the American Culinary Federation Educational lnstllute and the U.S. Department of Labor. Monitored by the l2S local chapters of the culinary federation, appren- tices combine fuJI work schedules wlth classroom hours to achieve basic competencies in a range of areas t.hat include baking, food pre- paration, menu planning and such decorative arts as ice carving and cake decoration. For a list of the fedenlion's chap- ters, write to American Culinary Federation. P .O. Box 3486, St. Auiustine, F1a. 32094. A thlrd optlon ls \.0 enroll in a culinary school. While the CUlinary Institute ol America at Hyde Park, N.Y .• la probably the belt known, many vocat.iooal acboob are listed ln a dlredOI')' beln1 prepared by the Council on Hotel, 1\eataurant and lnatltutional Education, Room 21, Human Development 8ld1., [ ___ CARE_Ett_J University Park. Pa. l6802. It will be available in October for $2.50. ONCE SKILLED, A CHEF can have earnings vary tremendously Entry level salaries are about $14,500 a year, and the creme de la creme earn as much as $100.000. Averaae in- come is approximately $25,000 to $30,000 a year. For those who feel that chef t.rain· ing is incomplete without gleaning the traditions and finesse of Europe, Michael McCarty, a California chef. restaurateur who spent more than six years in Paris, has still another plan. He advocates an efficient version of his lengthy and traditional training: Spend one o r two years a l a restaurant school in the U.S. Then, 10 to Paris and take several of the short programs -six weeks to 90 days -offered by such stellar in- stitutions as La Vorenne. Cordon Bleu . and Gaston Le Notre. Simultaneously, enroll in evening wines classes. While at t.hest! schools, you may en- counter ~e of the young restaurant maverict• now creating the new standards in French cooking. U ao, polish off your education with a serles of worll e:xperlenctl(I where you can learn directly from these people. ... , ... ~- ('' 0.All V PILOT p au NOTI E Pl'BU NOTICI': P BUC' NOTI K PICTI flOUI I Ui lfllSJ ....... "ATI MllO MOTtCI OP APP\.ICATtOM \Uf'l•IO'I coun 0• 1 Ml Tiit ........ , ... IMO.Of\\••• clo•"G ~(MANOI IN UAflOf'C:A\.ll'OIUtlAPO• llU\lr•nt.. OWNlllSllllJ 01' ALCOtlc>l.IC fMI COUMTY OP 084fll01 PA.CIFI( tOASl •BPlllAlOllV llVlllAOI \.ICIM'I ... 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Ptf\ d.tv ,,, Utt('lb4-t vour a..f•uH wOt tw tnl•reo on AO CASE NUMllt:A A·IOU01 1q911 ~I Ill• ortir• ul Rt( HP.RD S phutlo" ol ltwo Pl•1nt1lt, ano 1n1, courr OllOER 'l'O SHOW cavsE l ~ IHH R I bW ( n PPnt;ATION 9H1 ,.,.. •• •n•~· ~ IWQ-nl •Q<tln\t vou for r:oR CH•NGE OF fiCAME I W!i"""' h1vit Sud1 tl)O(l Rf'..-ffrlv tn4' r~llC'f dt,.,,,.t'Klf'd in the compt•lnt DO~ELLr J(AN t A,,4f h_., fllfli(1 8 Hill\ < .. 111"tn16 ~1/tJ lo.Jn,.,. 01 LO'-i whah roY•O 'fM.llt In Ot'f01\tim~n1 Ot Oft1t1on 1n tn•' court IO• .. h orc:h·r "' I A.•,u .. h <.tAu , t c ..-11inrr.1A AH u, t111•Vf'\ •••1r"tQ ot m,,,..,,.y or or00tr1V or tow1nQ ~••t1ont-r 10 cn"'n')f' ,..., namto '•i.;• t '111,,. tJnd '"'"""" .t ot Aid oe-olP\f'!r rf"ll"' rrout\ttO in thf' com tr om DONE l l. E JEAN L A p.., E to ""',.\~f1 1tt "'• t1t"t''" f:'f Cl,.•lh ffrttt •ii Vtt' P1•1M OOHELLEJEAN 110681H!i l"Qn\ t.t1> &nd '"'•"" lhAt tn••'1•l' I OATE O M<lr<lt11 1090 It'' N'r+trr OtOf>ffO t~t •H l>rr'"O"t of '-~Id df'Cfll•\ftl'd ,,", AfQU•'~" by I Aic.,.rd l W•<.._ lntereSt...cJ In tN> ,...,.ttflt .tfOt't'\A!d AP t00"'9'1l'f'ln <tf t6w Of O'lhtfWl\f otnf"t Cl,.r• Oif•r <M"•ort> '"'' °"''' •f' 0.0&tV'f'f nt '"'"' or 1t'I •dd•t~n to lf''11'U of A•n f1f'" BY "" Lauri• No J •I 100 C•vlr c_,i.ntf'r Orivf Wf'~I , .... ~,.d "' tht t•mf' o4 dfratt~ n 11na ta °"'°""., ~•nta An.I C•llfOrn•• on Sfiptfmbfi'' Ail'"" ,.,.,,..,n , .... , r•'C\fJ"th '''""',.0 in JO. 1"90. •t It OOo <loco 41 "' •na '""'n Ille ( ,, ,,, 1 ... 1,.,,. e.,., n rnu"h ~• C~ARLES WILLIAM BOTT and tn•r• U'W>• <•u•f' ti .. n.,. ft'lt!Y l'••no-Sl•fttof (.tftfQtnld P~''' "'"' 40 Ctwk:C.W on-•••,, " • ..,. WhV \ates 1)1'>11h0f'I ,O' cf'\anoP oi •• ..,,.,r,•t"'"'1A• ff)llOw \ lo-w it Swlt•'1• name-\hOuld not bf' ordf'llf'd lo" l'"•" p ... "" fl4' r , l "' ( Saftt• AM C..I"'""""' •tttl u H "''"'"-'' Of'OftU"'l ·~· • ( ,.,, .. pf ruot •• ~°'"\,,' T " f.,tf'("'01"d IMC)" It f 1141 us.an ,,,., orott 1(') "°"O'tll' Ao""' ..... O·•f'lil1•.h•·O M l •••• ri .. ,,, 1io ¥!AP\ ()~ l: ""'• Pvf:Jh\~0-P"Olf r oit'll o.,,, P1101 •n ll\-f' D•UV r,101 it ""'""'P"""' t .., .. r ... ~J l rc-, '" • 01 .Jf"O" S-pl • ,~ ,., " ,.., }&l& eo 9t"t't•I (H(Ul•tthr• C>Ybli\hiflO fn '"-\ l,.,,.. \ 1 d t' o\\t ,,....,,.,, • ,., ~ count• •• ffllSI on-,. .,.,..,.. ,.,, '''"'' '' '"' .,,,.,,., f'I"' rinf • ,,,..,,,<,.. , ff)t'\\.f'(U11'1~ Wf""'P' pt ""4 ff• fF'W' nAy ..,, I• Cl ., OP -'\t +"t"I r.,.1 tl\(p Pl'Rl.IC NOTl<·f: \•10 Mar1no •'f111•'l •lt L , .. ,..,.rcut•1br 93 011'1..0 A'""'"''' '""° M •'Q·•O-• '"u'' rn•t•O tu n .. c ,, ,.,., N·66 6 MA r<" • .oOt N •• \O v. o T•n "'"""' n• 1mn,~• n•(l 1 NOTICE OF DEATH OF J\IDOI' ot ,,... ton• 1•1" ita w '" ''"' R I CH AR 0 ANT H 0 N Y ~•·o• r.,,.,, 1 '0' ''' '"'" ' '" '' "" 1 "1 •'"' C 0 S E N Z A A N D 0 F Pvbll\twc;J Or•rtOP '-'.ar.t'' t)A•h P1•ot ...,ii h" ,,.,,.,v.,'1 ott trh '"'''' <"•cl ff.tr AvQ 16 <;.f111 l ' •~ l"(wl \-'lj\ WI •' "'" """ '"" '"" ''"' put.11 '""" IP E T I T I 0 N T 0 A D · • .,, I 11tdtl'~U" ., •••• ,..... MINISTER ESTATE NO. Pll BJ.J( /ltOTl('t 1"''"""" 'b'" 0•• 0' ,.,.,..,,, 11"° A·10S789 Ill tr E 6 G005h T . d Adrntnl\lr .. I• I UI "'" 0 a I I ti e I r s ' MOTl c£ r~vs rec·~ ~•Lr f \tMr oh ... u u • .,.a, nt be n ef ic 1 a r ie s, c red i tors No TS ,m.w i;1 ct1AROS LEANE R and continge nt c reditors of On 'Sf'D\rm~r 1t) \~ ·•' , OU ot '' Law Corpot•Uon • s H o s ;; o N r . s L R v 1 r r .,,, wui111,.. Bl•d . R 1c hard AnthOIJY Cosenza coRPOllATION ~· d~•• •oo'""'•" s.il!e 1000, and persons who may b e 'l"U\tt* unot-r dir\(1 QUf\U4tnt ta 0t"t'd nt 61ver\y HiUs. CA .OlU otherwise 1"nterested In the T ru~t record('ld MAy )0 '''4 d' '"''' At No •osas tioo11 1J11M P<t<I<'~ 1~q mo u~~·,~·:,'"' w ill and /or estate . ,, 0111<1•1 R•<o•O• .. ecui.11 bv sumne•C ary•n• A petition has been filed HELEN v MVMPMRF vs • mdr•••O PuDll•neo Oranqr c,,.., Db•lv P1tot by Regan F. Cosenza in woman as \ru\lor In thP 0111<, O> Ill• St Pl 2 ) ' l'lllO l1H·410 the SU pr,. 0 r (OU rt Of Counlyl llt<or~r 01 OrM(lt' Counlv S••• o ca111orn1 ... ~1ij-sau. ~1, ,...,~M;JG-N6TICE . Orange County requesting ..:;~ef't R ~.., 1.,.,, .. ~1~\;~·t·i.;~ that R~an F , Cosenza be ot Ult '" l•wful m()f>f'y"' t"" Vn•lfO NOTIC£TOCOMTltACTOltS appointed as personal Slat•"" t1••011tnl•on1rn1ranu10 CALL1~c1'01te1os representa tive to ad - '"• Old 0•,.nQP County Courlt>ousr Scnooi O•Stri<t NEWPORT-MES• m inister the estate Of ID<fl4'0 1n lhf' 100 Otoe• ot Wt'1 Santa VNIFIEO SCHOOL OISTAtCT , An• Bou.,varo ,0,,.,..er1v woo ••n 810 DH<lllne 2 oo 0«100 P"' ot Ric hard Anthony Cosenza Slrttl. S.nl• Ana C•ll!O'n•• ... fll)nl U..l•l!IOayotS.01tm1>11•, l'lllO (under the Ind ependent 1111• a..o l'n~r••t con-.yrcl 10 •nd no"" Place 01 BIO RKeiot itS7 Plocrntla Administration of E states lltld by It undf'• w1a Offd ol Trust '" Strftt. CO<la t.W" 0 97•%7 A ) T • • ,,,. ll•OPo'rtv •• , .... eel tn S<l•O counlv PrO!tC.t IOt ntll•<•llOn Hamo c t he pet1t1on Is set for Incl Stitt ~CflDtltown bV Map on 111e 1n ll<IO~ 'IO P•9e• OtSTPICT LOCATIONS W ' and 1 ot M"""'""°"S M•D• o• Place Pl ...... ,. on 111• ••H Pt.ctn-e s t , s a n t a A n a ' Oran9r Countv tlaSlrfft.(O\l•~w CA.,•21 California 9'2701 on Sep- E1tct91 ', ot all o•I 'ld' "''~«II\! NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN 111.tt tember JO, 1980 at 10:00 ana nvd•oorttoll •u~••n<t' '"or un int abov ... namtd S<nool Olslrl" ol der \aid l.tnV a .m . ot enlry ,,..,_,tor'"" ou•oo•• 01 h ano lllroug!I llS Governing 8o•rd, IF YOU OBJECT to the OIOfll\Q IOf Or P•lr~(l•l'Q Oii QH "Prt•nalttr r flerrtO IO as granting Of the petition, mlntral ""d hyorocarbon \ul>\Mn(h "OISTRtCT," wlll to<elvt UO 10, Dul yOU Should either appear as rtHr"lf!d 1n th4" <ttf'd~ conv•v•nQ not taler l~n tf\ft ltbovf! .. \tate-d time, .. 10 llnO 10 LAwr,ncp l TrlCHy Sr , .... ttO l><Os tor IM lwlrCI ot a conlrac1 at the hearing and State anc:tw1tt,rP<0<ll4'eat>ootoro1.c1 your objections or file ottlce Of !hi' Counly RMord•r ol \aid 8 1d\ Shall l>t r~eived In th• place written Objections With the county 11oen11t1e0 1b0w. •nd sl\All o. os-ne0 • Also except l!lertlrom"" lnlprf\I 4ncl publlCly rud alOUO .ti ll<e AbOvt COUrt before fhe heartnQ. '"au 011 <1~• """ otn•r hydrocnr1><1n '1nt&dt1""'•""p1 .. ce Your appearance may be sul>stanc~ In. uno•• •no °' 1na1 mav rt.ere wm be a NIA O•i><n•I requlreo in person or by your at-oe prneucec:t trom • d•olh ~low SOO tor ucn >el ol blO documenlt 10 feel trom ·~ surl11<t of •a•O orop••tv ouarantH-'"" •t lurn 1n oooa conolllon torney • Prov10•d that •ucn '""'"'"'on wltllln N A O"VS alt~r lt>e bid or>enlnQ I F Y 0 U A R E A s11a11no1~n1111•1,,..or~n1or t,..reotd•I• CREDITOR or a cont- •nv r19ht of lnQfe\S or Krti\S or '"" Each bui rnus.t c-ontorm and be use 01 onv oorr1on u• '"• •urfac• respoMlve 10111<1 con1rac1 oocuments. ingent credito r of the de- 1hereot w ... ISO<'•tr. ~\ l'f'\,r••D Dy f act) bid snall Oil ••uom1>anie<1 by ceased, YOU must file yOUr Mer11n 0 W•lh6nOf1t,..nC. W•ll> thtow<urlly rolureotoinl!le conlre<I Claim With the COUrt Or 11usbano .no wilt o• 1o•n1 lf'nanh '" docum•nu ana Dv '"' nst of or-"'<! pre.sent It to the personal OffO r•coroeo OclOOt• 11 •960 1n Boo• •uD<ontrect0ts s.&54, P19f W Of Ottt<t&I R..:orOs Tiit OISTRICT rHervu ""' rfQhl to representative appointed no urttt aoortt\ •no ottt<>• com ro1.c1 any or an 1>los or 10 w•I•• •nv by the court w lttlln four mon at.iQMllon ti any OI I~ rt•ll trrooularilltt or lntormall11es In lny months from the date Of prootrtv ci.(trlbf!O abOv• IJ pu•oorttO D•Os or in tn. bicldln9 10 D• 1•60 w•11ac~ Co\I• Mu1, Tn• 01sTRtCT ""' obtained rrom first issuance of letters as c111torn11 ""' Otrecto<'ot '"' Oe11art~n1 01 In· provided in Section 700 o f Tiit unat,.fQl'M'd fru•I .. cll-.cla•m• du Uriel Rtllllorts the 91neral orevoll-the pr 0 bate C 0 de 0 f MY tl•Dlllly tor anv •r><o,,..:1.,..,. of Ing ••I• of per diem waoe• In Ille ti..'''"' &O<I<~• ano ot~• common 1oulltv 1n whlc11 "''' _,,.. ,. 10 .,. California. The time for deslgn•llO<t II any s!IOwn ner.il' "' 1>9<fOt""'° lor H<ll Crall or IVPt or filing Claims Will not ex- S•ld .... Wiii IX' ""'°' Dul Wll!loul wor•man -to Ht'(U\t '"• con· pl re prior to four months covenant or warren•v upreu or om 1rac1 T._ r•IH are on Ille 11 Ille pli•cl, r-rd•ng titlt' _.,.ulo" o• DISTRICT oHlct IO<tlld •I 107 from the date of the h ear- encumb•.,.<tl to 1111v tn. rema1n1119 Placentia !ii eo.1e ~. CA 9'•11 Ing noticed above. prln<lpal wm of Int nolthl >t<urod Copies may be Oll4alrwd Git request A YOU MAY EXAMINE by s•ld °"" ot Tru" w•lh '"'••01 <ociy of tn.w r•les '""""" i><nl•cl 11 the fi"le kept by the court. ltMreon. ~ pro~lcll'O In w10 notel•I. lt>e 100 sltt aav•llCts, II any unotr ,,,. l••m• ol Tiit t~90•nq Kl<edUlt 01 Ptr Oltm If you are interested in the s•ld Ot.O or Tr~I. let\. clt••9"s enc! wages 1s b<lsecl u_. a worklng day of estate , riou may file a re· u11<1MM ot tne Tru\ltt nno ot I~ ••OM II) hOurS The r•te tor Mllday t th h • trusis crHted by '"id Offc:t or rru>1, a11<1 overtlm& *Oii\ '""" .,. 11 1011 Ques w t e court to re- for 111t t'fT'OU'll r111tonabl1 numattd Hme anoone.11a11 ceive special notice o f the to~ t11s.t'6 u . 1t s11•111» m.na.iory upon 1he CON-Inventory of estate assets Tiit Dentflc••rv und<!r \<llO O..o of TRACTOR 10 wl'IOm IM contr•ct '' f h lnl\\ llert10for~ u MUttO &nO ~ awarOtcl, ancl Ul>Oft any subc:on1rtC10f and 0 t e petitions, aC- llver'd 10 '"" unoot,l9nt0 • wrlll•n u11<1er 111m. lo oay not less '"•" ,,,. C 0 U n t S a,n d rep O rt s c1.ct1rallon 01 Oettult •"" o.,,.,and tor .. ia SPKll1t4 ra1u to •II w0t~m•n d escribed In Section 1200 !ia1t, and A wr111tn Nollet of Otl•ull tmploytd bv """' In t!lt •xecutlon °1 of the California Probate end flKllGll lo S.11 TM unO.rslgntci lltt conlracl ceu••O ••lo NOiiet 01 o~••ull MO Ho blddtr m•v Wl\llCI••• Ill• t>IO tor Cod e . Etecllon to Sell 10 ~ r~cor~d In 11\f • 1>trln0 OI lot1Y•llw 10 ) day1 alt•r coulllY wn ... t '"' ,.,, 1110~•11 " ,,,.de1tM11or111e~1noo1b1c1~. Gary R Kl G od tou•t11 A otvment bond and • i-r10<maMe • ng; 0 r O•l•d AllQV\l'IS, lllllO boM will I» ·-••eel ptlOt lo Uf(U• w J ldm• ft , Hegness & ~\«Vil I' CorP 11on of tM COlllract, TM pay ....... """'° Walley I Attorneys at Law, .. ,...,,orru\t.. "1111 be 111 '"' lorm w1 forth in 11<e SOOO Campus Drive, av CNirltlWI e.111 <Ofltraci clocutNnll New-•-"""fl, Callfornl"' 1'14 Juf'VIM Aw • ·~ O•tea AUO..,t 2'. "'° ....... ---Rl~llM. c.-ttio. GowtnlftO Boaro 2660, (714) HS-1100. mo ,., .. no Ooroetly "•rwr FW..• Published Orange Coast 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I ···•·•··•···••········· EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY ,_......,.,Motto: AJI reaJ eiitatt> wdven 18cd In th1ll nc:wi1puper 111 ~ub j('("\ to the •·ooeral ••air lloui1ln¥ Ad of I 9tiK wtur h rnakes It llleii(al lo advertise .. any pre fercn<.'e, l11nttat10n, or dibcrlml11ul1on based on riwv, color. religion. se". ur oaUonaJ ongin, or an mtt<ntion to make any such preference. timila lion. or disrrimina11on " 1l11s newspaper will not knowingly uccepl an) c1dvertising for real estate wluch 1s in viola· lion of the law • aao•s~ Achriwn thollW ~k thetr och deity .ct repori .,.. ron 1 ..... clahty. ne DAILY PILOT ossmms liability for tM fint ift. eornct insaiioft only. •...••.........•....... 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IEACHHOME! Upgraded beach horn~ Newport! Walk to ocean or private beach: New carpets and fresh paint• Custom decor. 3 patios + secluded sundeck ! Jus t call '" •• J . L Sl27 .250' Hurry , 752·1700 y [~lfi&ltl p I L 0 HEWPOIT VIST .A HOME $19,900 nus 3 Bdrm air cond1 tioned home 1s on a larl(e lot. nesteled in a tall tree lined cul de s ac neighborhood EnJO)'m g ocean breezes. First time advertised 64&-Tl11 , ... I • HUGE! 5 huge bdrms. 2 large baths, g 1anl country kitchen. fam1l) room . ~tone firepla<'e, 2201l sq Cl Extr:i large lot. rru1t trees A must see ' T OnJy $122,900 Call nov.. 546·2313 ..J(!f; °".. • . ,..,. c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 w aterfroftt Hom! 5 BR. -t Ba. custom wat erfront h umt' .... l 7 x 38. p \ t d 0' k Pri ced SI 3!11 oou Swider " lrade for Palm Spnngs fo:StJlc f or details on this home and appt to !>ee. call Carol_Hoff :.agt ~·-<J09.I CU.SSl~fO HOVIS \<1 \ l•rt.-.. •·r~ m.i\ pl.H'• th•1lr .u.h h\ h1lq tlUI041 M ooa ro lu ~ 30J> m \lnn•l:o~ I/Hu h11l11\ ~to mwm S:ilur<t.l\· l 'tll'T t\ \tt:.'iA on IC t '\Jll W ll.w &42 51iil! Ill 'Tl'\"GTI)'I; Bt:ACll 17HiS Rl'arh Rh rt :;40 1220 I ..\Cl"''A Rt:AI II 1027 '\" l'•JJ'I 11,.} Lagun" Bearh -194 946n 'ORTll COl"\ T\ !Ital lrtt S40 1220 CU.SWiii> OIAOl.JHIS O!'~dhne for t"QPY & kills 15 S 30 p m lh' dll)I b1'1o r l' publ1<'at1on ex l'tPI for Sun do v & Munda) EdilloM ,.htn tlt>adhne 1~ Sa1urda\• 12 n0<1n CUISSlflto llG\JlA~S F.R RORS Advtrll$en shuuld rheck lht>1r ads d•ol" & report rrror. 1mmed1at1•I> Tl!~: l>All.Y rJUYr as~umes ltab1h1y for lhr fir~I inrorrl-CI in.~ertoon only CANC ELLA TIO~S Whrn kllhnit un "" he sure 10 make ~ rt-cord of l h e KIL I. N l' M e E R 1t•ven \OU by ~our ~d tnkrr a> receipt of your rancellat1on This kill numh"r mu ~I beo pr e~enlr•d h v the adHrl1s~r on CH\1! uf a d1sput' CANC'f.J.l.ATI0:-1 OR CORRf:<..llOS Of' .;r.W AD REF'ORP, RUNNl~C Every effort 1s mad• lo ktll or eorTttt 1 new ad lhal has been ordered. bul we Clnnot ituarantte lo do so unlll lht ~d hA• appt'arl'd 1n lhe paper DIM E-A-1.INE ADS Thl'St uds art ~lrirlly cash 1n advanr' by mail or at any one of our offices. NO phone orders Oeadhne 3 p m f'r\day Co•t• l\f~11 nfl1re &< 12 noon ul all branrh orllccs TflF: DAILY PILOT rt'SCtrves lhc rlghl tn cl~s~lf)', edll, censor or rtlu •e an y 1dvtrllsemrnt, and 10 c h~nite llS rates • reirulullons without prt0r notlt l' CU.SW. ............... u ro Box 1seo. Costa Ml'll 921128 The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It, Find It, [ 642 .... 78al Trade It With a Want Ad ~ ~ One C•ll Service Fast Credit Approval HCMIHI For Sc* HMHI For ScH Houte1 For Sc* .._.., For s. • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• G...-of I 002 G~rof I 002 G...,.. I 002 G...,... I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIWPOIT OUf'lD 2 Units on fee lune.I Across from park Near heach, bay, & shopping t>nced at ~.000 Eves Ml 22S3 DOORS TO HACH OESPaATE ss.ooo Vacant! 4 Bdrm 2 bath home:, coi,y kltcheu with bar Bnck fireplace, 2 c a r attached garage, super sharp' Varan~. owner aruuous. lleduced SS.000. Now $129.!150 Cup 5'16.2313 2 2 Duplex . Ownt'r '"'" ,,. • •. •., ~r~t~~iavteedf1n~~~~n~''.. [ra IW~iH~ll P~1bly bUle or no rash '0''2•{ Will trade property l>o1:1t . ----· ·-·-~ car · or ~? $249,000. Eves 548.·0715 COUMT«Y associated BROKERS IHAlTORS lOl~ W 8olboo 071 JUI Vacant &late' Sl14.950 3 Br. 2 ba, lge country ht<'hen, pvt com er lot. The Real Estaters 54&2313 ~EE End unit condo m ltvm~ 1 Br, lba, comm pool m tennis . Owner Sll)'S .. sell '" Under market at $70 ,000 Fantastic l'reative hnancmg OCEAMVIEW 2 Br, 21·• bath. Formet model w1lh a ranta:.tic view Must see this de· curator's delight. Bes t condo m Costa )1esa. Reduced b>· $10,000. Will sell fast · HORSE PIOPBTY Act now'' Tins property is m foretlosure Needs TLC ,, arre 2 Br. I ba 1-in-law qrtrs & out bwldmgs ~ewpon \le~a Sehl D1:>t S119.000 ... a. RED CARPEl ·-754-1202 $2.17 per DAY That's ALL you pay ror a 30day ad In the DAILY PILOT SEIVICE DllECTOIY 00 IT NOW 1 60-5671 UVIHG Panoramic view of pro- posed regional park Tn level 4 Bdrm 3 bath. famil y ro om , 2 fireplaces. Dining room, extra large lot, fru1 t trees. builtin BBQ Like living 10 the country $119,900. Call for more tn· format1on. 54&2313 DO IT YOURSELF A real Newport Beach ftx'er Bring pa1nl , wallpaper and 1maglna lion. 4 &irrns. den, on one level in choice tree lined neighborhood H urry' It won 'l las t • First time advertised Only $189.500. Cal l 646·7171 ... HORSE PtlOPERTY 1 2 acre zoned A l anti located m the Back Ba} ~ewport area Owner wtll finance with ~M down. Full pnce $li5.000 Agent 556-2660 LE.ASE Ol"TIOH! Olt? Owne r c annot <'lo!tc before 1981 3 Bdrm 2 bath , lar ge country k1tt"hen, 2 car garagt: Large Jot, assumable loan S99,950 Call for more details 54&Z313 .1,f'. 9 • NOTICE hOw Daily Pilot Class- l.f1ed ads. display the1r messages wtth leg1b1lll> a.od impact? Our ads, we are proud to sa}. really get res ults Phone 642-5678 macnab irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY IA YCaEST OHHIHCi! Bea utifull y remodeled "I van Wells" with retractable roof to view the stars! Terazzo entry w inew wet bar for entertaining. 4BRS & den. Sparkling pool in secluded vard. Security system & walk-in vault! $565,000 fee. Cath y Schweickert 642·823.5. I F-66) . 551 -8700 642-1235 '\ I Oc•P• Or•" STAR GA'ZEK~il~ 8• CL\ Y It POI L\ '----r-----f k Y~ Oo t1 ,.Cf,.,rlt Gw·ttt J::}. V Actord11•9 to ,,. • .Srou To dt••loo .....,,09" 10< w..i~""'' rtod .. orc:1. COl'ftPO•\Cfo-g lo ~ .. ol vo.;r Zod•oc ""'" s•gn 'Pt.c•'• 1Do Ja. 4 Atel'f '"-'~·· ..... ,,. I too t rCNI• ..... 10'-'0ll .. ,. 8-.t•.a lollo===:::i :~~::'•I t•Ho t!tAl'I ll Ao~•l'\llC t70r ,.I.fl ,,,.,. )OA1t ,, I«;!•' U~1vtt 131.i~•~lllCll ,. ~Of\9l ~·· ,.,,~ 11,_ .. ,.,,a• ,. ... , ,. .... lO jti,tfft411 >•'"""' »'••!'!Cl• >J• )A T-..-o .. .. _, JI H•OP• ''°' )t~"lrd -~, ... 400.•·~·~ ., , ..... , oo., IJDo U~tpttM "°' 41Ul'ICS•t ., fo <&~ ow"'°'' ~tnte1r11ttd $10o ).1 $ocl•Htt &lCt" !>toCo ... tll'"' ue. ~..,."' U,!~M •I ~'4M'IQ Sil '~"•f'<••• eo-· @ l\dvcn< 61 'vl11Pt., t:>Do LIA &A S.0..-,,,.,.c 96~1101 ..... •1H<t, llfOOu MW11~ 100000/1111A It' 1t 'tOt,tl 1)()ooqt ltt 7JI,. UAlta"• ,, ,Uf l'\d 7tWltot 11 unor.o•e11bl• llSt• 79 (t1toyao1t IOYout ft MO"t y a2 eon"c." ll ... t•+l'lf '48v·t1MU "Oo•lt Mtwtl'lit I Ho MCm~1•f'\ M •••itaotot UI '' ~ aQ9':~~~U·C>t ,...-; 10 'l.~ II' Ncutnl 18-l'/-d 51 ..., -64-19"'3 Sfll( & ,,Nlf MEN WHO MEASURED C S I T W A I A T H E I T H I P M 0 E 0 C H H U H G Y L K G A 0 S 0 B M V E T H 0 E C P 0 0 E I 0 H W A 0 U 0 A H T 0 0 Y R H H L E L A E P A E L 0 T H S I S M T V L R H B P M 1 T H I Y A 0 P ~ I l 0 U E H E H R B L I M T R H L E T R H R U 0 E S 0 L L L E G E 0 E 0 R 0 E H M T T 0 E 0 0 S S M 0 E Y T E E 0 1 G 0 A A H H L I W G I W l A L A Y T H R 0 E A A R H T U A H U A R 0 C A U X A L C 0 0 R M S 0 l E D l F L V H E H J R E S E C S A Z M Y U 8 S D H A T E R l T S H H P I T H H P E 0 E l"'~i Hlttdln ~ l*ow 8PP'8I fonorttd, beclt· -d, up, dowl\ « dil90Nlfy. Find MCil Ind boll IC 111.1 Amptrt Coulomb Ftrtd :, Joult Wtbtf H tn ry .r Witt f'llttl Htru I) T•• Newton Volt e ICtMn a... Ollm T tl!IOITOW: CCMn Wl<Sl.l,.Y N ~YLOR CO. HEA l.TOHS -..1111·1· I ~HH GHAT vtlW IM DOVIR SMOllS PllSTMMOUS •ALAXY Mm Beautifully desi~ned home by Ivan We ll s . New ly painted interior. Unusual huge atrium e ntry with travertine floor. 3 Family bdrms plus lovely master bdrm s uite, formal dining, family rm & beautiful pool, spa & patio with Back Bay & city lights view. Owner will carry 1st T .D. subj. to buyer qualifying. Vacant. $550,000. WISUY M. TA YLOa CO .. llM. TO.S 2tllS-JnQll ....... Mf""'~--11-CIM'TB. M.L '4...,IO PUTT, rtCI AMD flWM6I! .Just reduced SlS,000. Irvine Terrace 4 bed room with putting green s, numerous fruit trees and a sparkling pool. Country decor with wood floors, French doors and copper hood in the kitc;hen. Good value at $349,500. fee. U~l()U~ tif)M~~ REALTORS. 675·6000 2443 E.,,1 Coa~I Highway. Corona del Mu WE HAVt 3 9 0 1-rHt BEST LISTINGS IN TOWN MES.A VEtlDE 81g s ingl e :.to n I bedroom in top a rea New pamt m and out New drapes and an out- standmg noor plan with a separate ma:.ter swte make th1:. a truly tcrnf1c ';Vue· .it onl~ $145,900 Call 751 3191 C:::SELECT T' PROPERTIES ..,_~ CAMYOHVIEW $115.000 J ust reduced. Th.e lot almost 10,000 sq ft. 3 bedroom. l lj bath older home that needs some TLC Add a second story and have a view o f Ca talina O wn er motivated. make an of- fer....s.'>6-2660 SELECT PROPERTIES For on Ad in Womrn's Wand Call 541~ 642·5678, Erl. 330 Jiffy-Knit Top 7043 fxt~B~ Bubbl) 1e11u1e add\ su1t1ce 1n1e1es1 to ou1 iavo111e ves1 llffY KNiii This vest ti~) eve1r1hin1:-cont1a~1 colo1 a1111ne gar1ei slitlh bo1de1\ bubble s111pe1 use 1 111ands syn1hel1c "o•Sltd P6lle•~ 1043 dueclion1 111e5 d 14 1n~fuded ius 101 u ch pme1n Add ~01 each aanern 10< 111\t c•a11 d 1 mail and h•ndl1ne Send 10· Allee Brooks Needleer•tt Dept. tOS Dally Ptlo1 11cn m. 014 c~ s11.: ••• TOI\. llT 101 ll. '""I llamt, Mdras. Zip, '•!tern llwt11bt1. Catcll on lo lht mtt boOm' Send 101 our NEW 1981 NHOl£CRAfl C.UALOC 0~1 171 dts11ns J hte pallt1ns onside i I 00 AU. CUil IOOlS .. Sl.75 ucll llJ.fllllliorl Homt Qu11t1n1 132-Quill 01111111ls 131·Afld • llec~ Qu1lb I 30·Swut11fnltM111s-$1t1131·S6 129-Quid 'n' hsy f11111ftri IZa.£11.....,. l'alchwOI\ Qu1ll1 127-Allfl•M 'n' Dollies 126-Tllritty C11fty flowm 125-l'tlll Quilts 124.fny Giits '11' 01n1mtnb 123·Stilth 'n' l'atch Ouilb 122-Shllf 'ft' l't1ff Qtl~ts 121 ·""°" Sltow.offs llH11y Art of flont C1och1t 115-Nllty Fifty QtliltJ I IHHJ Art ol l ipplt C1och1t 113.Complete C11t Boot 110·1' Jiffy-.. ., 109·Sft ., lln1l(tas1cliuu11ndl IO~IM\afll Crotlltt 102·111.sttifll Quilts 101-Qullt W .Collechlll I Lucky Y2 Sizes! Wt pt1lec1td Ille soft dress fOI You £Hy St" 11 has no wa1SI seam You 11 l°'t the tur.t of tht scooped necl the llulltt ol lhe slttYes flare of fhe slurt P11n1td Pat1trn 9398 Hall S11ts 101, 11 •, 14'; 1611 1811 20'1 S11e 1411 lbusl 37> ta~ts 111 )ard5 60 inch lab•oc Stll4 '1.75 .., uc:h patt.nt. Add soe '" NCll ,."'"' 1or 1111\-clm 111ma1I, lt1ndli111. Stftd toe IUlllAll IHllTlll Pettern Oepc, M2 Dilly Piiot 232 Wat 11111 SI., 11 .. YOI\, llT 10011. 1'1\111 llAMt, aoolt~$. llr. SIZE Mid snu llUMlllll. Puces too htlhl Send now 101 OU! N(W fAll WINTER PAnERN C~l~lOG u" uve and itt bet· ttr quality' Ovet t 00 \~let f iec Pa11e1n Couoon l"Ollh SI 75> Send IOI Ca"IO& $1 00 lll·fMllMMllt•11Qttlltl111Sl.75 lll·Ud I lleci QllMta Sl.15 uo ... se..._St• l&-5' Sl.75 l 2t-Q111ck/l., fr...,.. Sl.15 ,.,,.,,,,~:!°-c°"" oa11y Pilot, l'u11111~~ o~~°'oatty PIMll Dally Piiot, Sept. 8, 9, 1 S, Want Ads Call 00-54178 ~~m~'''•IW JSl~~~"~I-~-J9~ ~~~-----~~~~~=~~~~~~~=========:=======~~i1~~~~~~~~~~ w I . I ~ .. ,,, ....... -... '. -~"' -----.. ·-·-........... . ill> • .. L • -• • .... -..._ -- -• • • • • • -- HoMI•• For S. Hoeu .. For S-. ""H' "°" S. Tuesday. September 9, 1980 DAILY PILOT . ······················· ···•··••·····•···••···· .......................•.••••.••.........••.•. .... ,.... 1002 Ge••• IOOJ Getwr.. 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RHhn •67S.70H • DRUMS OOH'T U.ST 111xl 1w1th~r tlo t•ln:.1111 hOll\t'lo hkl• lht!< bt•otut \ I !Winn "''"''lt\\1" f 1111111> rm. pruf (kni1 .1h~ Jml I a n d s ,. ,. 11,.11 l; ,1 t 1· ~u11rdt~I 1'\Hn111 I'' l 1"11 IUll a11d l)Ul•I ~ tl1t•Jthl .1~ IJljC Ul't'llll harll 1r 1111•11n IALIOA tSUMD- 101 A'OUMA Unc· 111 .1 k1mt 11hl \\urld ''''"''""" & •HI•' ht\ uf tht' 11•'" 1ultwn1 It Ft l!lll'h "lorm.1n\I\ h1lflH' i Hclrru '.\ h,11h ( II ... l II "' h .. n ' \\ I t h ( I n t' ' I <'r aft-.rnJ11-.t1111 .\ .11111•n1t 11•-. "~ U\ lll11hl1• ~~'i IO I I all fflf 1pp I tAYNOHT \\' h.I\ ,. '''\ ,., 11 '1111• h 11m1·::0. \\II h 1•1• I 1,\ 1111 R TORO HO RSf cou~n l '•l tlll I f.llh · I 1 111 1! '>1\11· r 11 1 n 1 , • .., 1, • t 1 111 111 .1t1I.!1 ._. 1 11 \ , '.,, 111 111" 1 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR Hl Boy,•d• 011vu N 8 bl~ blbl lam & \'II\ h11h1' ''""'' •••••••••••••••miiiiiiiiilil $)I$, 01)0 I' 111! I 1111 J , .. r _________________ _ 979 ~0 I ALLSTATE ! Col,, RE ALTORS HACHAtO HT TOWNHOME Hilltop v. urt.>Jn \ 1< v. Over !M)O(} ~ f Of I ll'-\1111\ luxury ftedv. ti .... 1u11.1 pool & )I'll S'7~ 10 1 Harbur R11J.:1 lh•.d\\ IOl' Trttrtc HiCJhlond1 Su per s harp 4 lh lrm family room . ..itnum secluded luqUlun. p l 11 fess1onall) rlel'or,1t1•tl An excellt•n\ bu) at S280,00'J ~---. .... NWPT. HGTS MUST IE SOLD 4 Bdr m , lge ram rm. newer, with 1'\'dor de sign, assume loan with only20%dn DRIVEIY 412 16TH,LACE $185,000 or 7 IJi-wlVUl t1()M f S 675-6000 saF EMPLOYS>? Home and business in ooe. Clean 4 Bdrm 2 Ba with over 40 comm' I uses S'PWQVed. Prime Costa Me~ location Op portunity knocks C.1 ll now ~3666 •Whelan · RealEstate MAGHIRCEHT 8000 S/f· VIEW MAHSIO... Sl.750,000 Rick AJderellt~. Rltr 832 0440 LOWDOWN VACANT Seller wants fast sale 011 this 3 Bdrm. Ho mt' Wrought Iron gate entry. fl ower fi ll e d y a r d . beautiful hard wool'! noon, Only SW CAI\ SEACOVIE ,ROftERTIES 631 -6990 PENINSULA DUPLEX • AXER Needs lots or help Bnng shovels and paint Cash in o n SSS Owner will carry rtnancing Subrrul offers SEACOVE PROHITIES 631-6990 GtMral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• EHGUND Gracious manor house set in Surrey countryside . lovingly restored, oak beams. open fireplaces. copper 4r wooden tubs. extensive grounds and cottages. Sl.500.000 &....-V..,.R.E. 497-1761 REALTORS 615-SS I I ILUffS MOST ,O,UU.R f Pl.AM! (h1t•rlook1ng park and gn.•(lnl'>.!lt, thret> bedroom hURf' family room . wood h<>~inWd <'t•11ings1 hr1ght and bt'aotiful Offt•rl>d at !'i217 000 53R Vist <t Grande COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2 51 5 E. Coast Hwy., C orona del Mar 675-551 1 PEACEFUL LITTLE ISLAND A" ft.e wca Mitt & cltarm oi lc6oo l.a-d NI tWs fr'OM 2 ~ coffacp wtHI l»Clllt cftlilgs. L-. OM .... °'°"' .... ffW ._, A fiM IR••s._..., t-f ...,. to lcryftONts. ~lS0,000. 673-6900 HARBOR VU CORNER-VU &.cllft•• ~ on ·cor'Mf' wtHI prl••v· ............. 5 bed w /aooch of "°'°"' for th• i..,ly. forlftal d i" ""-SH to appndah. "50,000. 671-4900 WATERFRONT HOML . l"'t IUAI I S.ll\TI ...... f( •• ' ,, f·u.·;;· 11, \t,,,,., t• • ' l4 ti> v.. t "'" It·" Ne .. port Be.,. I 631-1400 lh ..,,,,.,.,..,.., .. R.tlboa lfland 67l-6'00 CE GEORGE ELKINS CD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE I A YSHOIES IA YROMT ~1>1'rtarular 40 Foot F'rnntai;:e in Exclusive Aayo;horec; Commun1t~ J.o, el~ \laster Suite With f''lrt'plnre Plus f"our Rerlrnoms & Bonus Room & Oe11 Spar1n11s Oinmg Area With Wet Bai •\II Till'· l'lus Pat'r f1oot & Dock Truly (i1)11!Ct1U' \'it•w or l~lanrls & Channels r\ml ,\n E'ICtra l.arl!<' Frnnl P:itlo & Oeck ~11150.(KJO HEW LISTING -LIDO ISLE P rimt' L11c·,1t10n Community Beaches. CluhhCllL~e & Tennis Street To Street, Extra L1,M1W,~;t'~~~~111*1;t?A• R;ith & Bt•r f{1lhard s11ed Recreation Room Hr:rnt1fulf,• l.anthC'alH~rl Lanai & Patio <435.000 759·910P u 2 C ospot Cit• Plaza H•wporl hoch IAYNOHT Dover Shores with pier & slip . Outstanding cra ftsma nship. Use of wood & tiles. Great privacy in trus 3 Br architectural conte mporary. Cozy den, forma l dining room. ~2.5,000. IN NEWPORT CENTER 411 644-9060 fUf MIU C./l'Q ~ £\' { -f) "t:. ~Q.e WOU ""'"' \:)\!::> l'"U ~). 'b J:.J (J'-;:) .... l4•••4 ~y CU. f • '0tlAN 0 teorrano• ~ttett of th• ;r IOVt "'O"'bt.cj ..... do b.· &ow 10 fOfm (o..,, ... ~o~• WO'd1 G u T E R o. I I I I I I' GOLP COUllSI CUSTOM t•nvate cc>Urty11nt l'nlry for total pnvac.-y Super h1ill'1> rond1t mn in cho1ct' lnnllun 8uutlfuJI 1le t'\H 11tf'fi A lt'IAI t'lll'I UllVI' h u m ,. 0 ff ,. r 1• 11 .a t m1 (OJ 75'-1616 ~·u 0111?\., iceaa ''"'' ~ _ ettuw COMMllCIAL RIAL ISTATf CAR EH l'~'>I at>U11twd loc•ul fll m Ii. I .\k11w 1o111vhn 1l1U1b rrum I 11 I' 1111 t' ti I t' ti I I' 'i \ a I t' '•lll"•lllCll II. brokt'r:. fur a 1"'1-.·r 111 1·1m111~1 c1al '" JI l')\Ult' rl\urH•l.W~lll & hr11k1·r.1~1· t:xtt'r~l \'t' un tht' Jub l rtllllln!o( in Jll iol><P.-l'h or lt\I~ flt'hi ,, Ull H}Ut' Ol'lJUrtur11t) for \h1 hu\U\t=.:. mmdl'<t rc.i I t"'"*'" i>"l'Slm C.ill fur • .rn I mlt·n u:w ltt'.!lon1>rn 1t·s f 11rv 675 1>100 FTFYl'I FJ,l11ofll'd to fit your IJ(Kkct book 1:. th1!> dean, ,1\t ru1·l1\'c 3 13drm c·ondo. dose to i.l\optJtnK. Onl) ~.900 Cull 979 5:110 now ALLSTATE REALTORS B.EACHHOME :1 Hr. den plus dinmg roorn, 2 !>!)' Newly re· di.'corttted ilnd r e modeled kitchen. Lush 1•:lf1>el1ng ett Close to t11e ~and $153.500 JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 SUIDIVISIOH P rime high deser t. Phelan Approved ten tat1ve tract map for 16 '1 acre lo ts Water and power al s ight S\60.000 Pnn on!} BALBOA I S L AND REALTY 613-8700 I-SIDI DUPLEX Twel ... u.ltt Sl4Z.500 MUIUALn S4'-0ll4 IASTSIDI IY OWHllt Cuatom Ruill 3br ur 2br. conv den, 1 Vaba hmc wJhardwoud rtours & fl'J)lc Huge 1100· 1t1a r Convenient loc :rm F. lllt.h St Very reia,:wm1ble al $126.SOO. Open Sat l2 s. Sun 12 3 64.5-3694 Jo'lxer Upper 1 Bdr m & Oen K 2 lot SK2.500 10•1,. crown 12.8 Santa ls1tbel 64G 3192 EASTSIDE 3 B~! 225i~pqarge pallo. big yard. Buil\ins plu.s spa Call 645-9161 t OPEN HOUSE ,... REALTY ~-' NEW CONDOS U.STSIDE C .M. 2512 Santa Ana Ave. 2 BR 21/B ba , contemp design. Sll6,000. 646-5096 646-609 3 EAST SIDE RXOlllUILD \Br hse on 60xl40 R-21 lot. w/dplx plans Assume l~ loan , $89,000 Owner 631-29'l3 Old World Charm Tudor style architerture characterizes this lovelv custom built condo. W11h 2 bedrooms, 21'2 bath!;, dining room, gourmet kitchen, c eramic t ile counters. pri vale patio. wood burrung fireplace S99.000 See 1t toda~ ' ~1720 T AUB.L. RUL TY ASSUM.AILE LOWIMTYEST Nearly new 2 BR, 21-.z Ba . condo in small project w /pool and spa 2nd TD available. 675-4912 bkr WAUCTO llACH Good Ull Ull'lll bl t' 2 bdrm condo Owner anxious 189,000 Al(t, 536 1484 . 536-8013 or ~0038 51.IS TO BEACH 2TOWE PAii Along with the super location. lhll> pac1ou.J> 2 ~tr home offers you 3 Bdrms. l'ach with u pvt bat.h. vaulted ce1hngs. earthtone cpts, a cnzy brick frple, low mam- len:rnce. all this and more + a high balant•e assumable loan at !J ~"i Cull NOW ~. Surf R•atty 536-7542 ~RTHQUUE WANTED or someone with broom a.nd dustpan to shake out the dust IO this tul de sac ho m e with e normo us potential. A little elbow grease & you h ave a WI NNER f or ii BARGAIN ba)ement pnee with all terms 714 /545 ~191 lrYine 1044 .•..................... **UNIQUE! ~ Sq Fl of luxunous living. with it's own POOL & S PA I Thi:. 3 !Jdrm & den L1llachcd home 1s possibly lhe onl> example 1n the pre s t1 g 1ous Woodbridge f.o>tates with u pnvale pool Call nuw t•J l>ce & enJO>' $197.500 \\\'''db rldljC Hea lly :):l l-31HIH 192!.I K"nraru· .. t'I.,., l nln• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• ••••• e.,a.tr.o 1011 For Qulc.k Sa.le. by owner. lmrned occpy, 4362 Vale St. S.SI S.S71. Out.standing hom e, most d esirable model. Creative financ: lDi Prof lndsCJlfll(. Lgc cov'd patio, 4 BR & den, 3 bu 'EllFECT ,ATIOHOME I mmaculate 4 Bdrm P•t10 home in Wood · bridge. Close to swim club a nd tennis cou rt Fea t ures . tropic al atrium. stained glass windows and parquet noors. Assumable loan. $155,000. • don osen rcnltors JAS ...... CH& Decorator's own home 3 Bdrm, 2 awry spilt lt>vel Ocean view . on wide gTt'fll bell T'he ulltrnute 'm de..-or UO Atoll Dr Others also available C/21 MwptCe..t..- 640.$157 WH ERE can you buy a lot m Npl fkh. for $40.000'' Cluse to Uie w11ter. d ose to u pool and ch1t1c to lht' beach? At 304 Cuoul St We will throw 1n thl! house for $129,000 Unve by then rn II for a PPl C r eati ve flnun c 1 n~ nva1lubli.' for a buyer with minunum S6o.ooo down. NMfoJar•is 642-8150 John (;oombe broker ••••••••••••••••••••••• ARSOl.UTELY IE.AUTIFUL V1ll•1ee San Juan. 4 bdrm, 2 b:i , country tour\ home All lhe am1·nilies. $105,000 FULLEll HA1 TY 54...0114 EMERGENCY SALE Ocean Vll'W, 3200 s q rt. 11rd acre 4 BR 3 Ba, in preslig1ous Meredith Ca- nyon 11nde r market $'23\1,000 Ownrr, 831 3030 BY OWNl-:R 2 yr old Cun do, 2Rr, 213a , nrnny xtrai;, assumable loan. $79,950 661 3787 - 5-taAno 1080 .. , •.••.•......•.....•• BY OWNER 1213 N. COAST HWY LAG UNA B~ACH 497-4848 ;JHr. lg lot, nr business tl.i!>ln<·t & sc·hl 1·onven DOVER SHORES l1on.1 I 11r r't-I A v A . Fabulous pool homt' l S>IO.OOO 5-17 3182 I 04' Bdrm Spectacular 3000 ---- sq n s:n5.ooo Other Rfllf Estate LOCJMl'O .. ach •...................... THE OML Y W'AY C /21 ... wpt. C...ter ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640.SJS 7 Mobil. ~s TOGO For s• 1100 3 Bdrm floor plari, ocean Ne wport He1.:ht s H> \'I e w decks , I a r g e Owner $175,000 2 Bdrm enclosed bric k patio \ Ba 2 Obi Gar ages Priced for immediate 675 3063 Wknlh fl79 9667 ....................... San J uan Capo s:>S.000. 2 Sr. 2 Ba. l480 sq. n tlyrs sale at SL:f!,000 E\es MISSlON REALTY ---- 494-<l731 I.I. COTT AGE 4 Br + r;un dy rm. lrg C h arming 2 bdrm ., a r d. u no b s t r u c t ed w 1p1cket rencl!. t block to ~ bay Seller f1natl(•1nJ! O<:eQn & canyon views a viltlaulC QfferCiJ at Like new S200.000 as-$229,000 f..W 7020 s umable Is l a l 11'2'1 fixed. No 1>01nts $279.00(f • 1303 Terrac·e w ay Ope11 Ll·ngO l~eSat Sun or~~:.1216 • ~ PHIVACY with ii VIEW ""11111V R"11"'" from this 3 bdrm. 3 ba home Formal dining rm French doors and Mexican tile thru out We\ bar & man.> Ol't'ks Great for entertamm~ Assumable loan $254.500 Ron W1lhams Reall) .i97-5494 OCEAN & CANYON VIEWS FOR SALF. UV ow:-n~I{ NEWPORT SHOR,.~S 2 ,,ton . 3bdrm 2ba. rt• l'enll) r(•d ecora \I'd $139 11011 '175 4 1041 •• fi73 8145 LIDO BUUTY Spactou'\ I Ur h 11ml 1 large II\ ml!. '1 1nini: kitchen m.\Lr )Wle .111 'new bei1ut1full) appo1111 ed, sunn} pa\10 Owrwr 17141 673 16111 673 ll'llf1 NEWPORT HEtGHTS CHARMER old Agt !>41 5032_. __ _ •EXCITING• s ial Ivy Hcaut1 ~ ne wly up !!nld~ carpelS & drps. 2Rr, 21ia lA'Vllt Home in La,Runa llllls nicest s• Pk All 11ew appl. cor· n e r lot across from Clubhou.-,r. µool . Jill'UUi, sauna. t•xerc1se & rec hall I KJ502!I l H•wportl.ach Best Buy in Town J2)(55 2Br. !Ra. front k1lchr:n !lo~ to have n~w txtcn or suµµlied b> !Jt•llcr I DG&.164 l CLASSIC MOtuLEHOME SALES t7(Jfi l~arbor.Ste206·A S4~5937 TUR'TUllOCk ________ w oOOBRGE 5 BH . (;OOP Pres cott b y Lagoon. AGT 2FR 18 Mandarin 552 4666 Splendid home of wood and glass with eve~ wrn clow frarrung a different ocean and mounra1n view Own t.tus comforta· bit' 3 bdrm home or dramatic spaces for onl) S26S.OOO Good fmannng available. This remodeled homt reatures added m.:s "llt'r bdrm and ramil) room , 2 f ireplaces hardwhod floor s, new t·oi:ipc r plumbing, new roof. RV access and much. much more New orfen ng at $189.900 Call 540-1151 Douhll' wide 'ir.bi le llunu~. :!bdrm, 2ba. very i.:tl t·o nd Ne w w /w l ·•'l*lm.:. FA/AC. xlnt li11.·L1t1on SJC By Owner: 71 I tJG\ 6288 HIGHLAND An absolute beauty. Five bedrooms. Family room . Dinin g room . Every amenity is here ... includ· ing air conditioning . Owner will help finance. See 1l Jo~eel it Become a part of it. Ut.7100 ..... llG EASTSIDl All for $124.500. 5 Bdrms. 3 baths, family room and dining room. Remodeled kitchen Wllh microwave, large fenced yard and patio. Call to see. IARRm REALTY REGISnR 642-5200 llalaool.a-d 1006 BToro ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1032 IDEAL FA.MtL Y HOME : 2 st.ocy, 3 bdrm and g ues t qua rter s . Large patio. $355,000. LOURECHTB. & A.Hoc. 67S.ll3 I CHARMIMG DUPLEX New 2 bdrm wnit with \wo decks and 1.st owner depreciation. Also 3 bdrm front home with new roof. copper plumb- ing, new kitchen, new hard wood Ooors. Tot al Island Charm' $435.000 - WAT[RFRUNT HOMl.'i REAL ESTATE 63H400 Corono .. Mar 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · Att.radlve Po<>fo\ii!le'X'+ good rentals. Prime loca- t100 S28S,OOO. 640-4999 OCEAN VIEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••LUXURY! Call for your personal in· spectioo ol this fabulous 4 Bdrm. 3 Ba. home by Pacesetter. Only 2 years ne w. VIEW of moun- tains, et c. etc. Asking Sl.56.900. EXCLUSIVELY LISTED BY W\\odbrldgc Rea try 551·3000 19?0 Barranca l'k"'', lrvinr Fo..t• Val~ I 034 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fixer 6K under market. 43K ass um. 81/• VA move in now 4br. huge lot 839-0730 6 MONTHS F«El Be-autifut ~r model home. 3 Bdrm 21 2 baths AND SP A. There's more. Owner wiU finance with 20% down . O w ner moti vated' Call now. 752-1700 HARBORVlEWHlLLS Ol'I••' I • ' ...... 3 br, 2"'2 ba. separate [®-~ ram rm. brkfst nook. · , $325,000. . • ~Steye_Dunn./ ·~v ~ ~~5:t~~~.~~~.~ 752.2211 GIEATFAMILY HOME ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4Br, 2Ba. light & airy, 1 _________ , blk to schl & park. 11;'1 m1 lO bch. Only $118,900. 846-5502 Cotta Mesa 1024 HARDWOOD A.OORS Shill]> 3 Bdrm, large cor · ner lot with possible RV access. P resent loan may be lake~ver al 9.5% interest . Move-In c ond iti o n . As k i n g $107,900. For an a pi>oinl· ·ment to see, call 540-1151 ~~HERITAGE REALTORS ... l.ARGE FAMILY ROOM Plus 4 bedrooms. Very nice patio & yard. Near Huntington Center. Full price SU9.500 Park PI.ace Inc. 842-7461 SEU. Idle items with a Bargain shoppers read Dally Pilot Classified Ad. the little ads in Classified regularly. And they find tWf14•1Mda 1040 wbattbey'relookingfor ••••••••••••••••••••••• NO DOWN-OKAY!! 3Br. t :V..Ba. Frplc. Built-ins . In good fa mily area. will not last at $8.S.500. No Down Okay to quality Veteran. FHA Okay too. Submit all offers. ... NQ QUALIFYING!!! No need To Qua lify when you t ake over the loan on this spacious 3BR. 13/4 Ba. wi th s par\( ling cool pool. Cozy fam rm. cpting l yr young. Ca ll for more d etails. Turtlerock Glen, lowest price, 5bdrm, 3ba. 1m- m a c va c ant . Owner/Agt. 644-61.25._ Hard to find dram atic 644-72 11 .__ ~ MAJOR PRIC E REDUCTION ! c:.~ HERITAGE . • REALTORS \!rM lhcrland ~1 1'7 mini, tJke 11~er payments , 536-611!1 Eve Ac~ for Sale 1200 . ..................... . 2 acr es. No. C a lif.. vaulted ceilmgs-Wedbrg. 2 + den, 3 Ba. Call Ann. CIR ReaJtors. 64&5096 This Laguna whitewater !~~~~~~~~-· California Pines. S2000 dwn, lalceoverpayments oC S10 mo 536-6ll9 Ask for Jeff ------ P'USTIGtOUS COLLEGE ,AR.IC Beautiful Purdue Plan. Features 111cl1Jde 3 bdrm. 2 baths. Ideally located lo schools. park, pool & shopping. Asking only $132,500. e RANCH REALTY 551 2000 view home features a co urtya rd entry , h ardwood fl oo r s . fireplace. family room and laundry room-all Uus plus 4 bed.rooms. 3h baths and great location j u s t 10 minutes to Newport Center . Now priced at just S469.500 Aungo --------...,..(W lhJbw1 -------· , Logma HicJue1 I 052 ~ ;·~·;;:;;~··~~·;·~··~ I ~~H 1J1tt'J MODa Magnificently decorated and landscaped 4 Bdrm. 3 Ba. Family Rm with fi:repla ce. Move n ght an t o thi s beautiful home ... $2.SS.OO'J NORTHWOOD So many amenities rn- c t ud in g warm wood paneling, brickwork. de· corator wallpapers with coordina\ed d raperies. Dran'la(ic'3 br home with very pr1 (>a l e family room . formal d irung & all in a lovely s elling $172,500. 559.allt 496-~ ..... ~ 493-9494 49$-5220 B.EGAMT HOME OM PVT. GOLF COURSE Customized in & out '!!!!~~~~~~~~I Country Fr. influence Pvt. gated commun1l} 3Br. den. 3full ba_ 2700 sq ft. $400,000. P h 493.3745 or 851-9061 Own/Bkr TIRED OF TRIPPING on tricycles _then I~~ us .,_wport le«h I 069 sbdrhow y1oub thl5 ternf1c 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• m , a. strea m vrew town ho me 1n Orange llG CANYO ... Tree, the best of adult on· CONDO ly communities Pnced reduced. Short lease/option available. C /21 ........ Cftlhr 640-~357 , ...... .,..... Completely refurbished. one blk to beach. You own the land. G reat 't523 CAMP05Dt:l1Mt4E ~::.~~./ Y our rr i e nd s a nd '~V ~ nelghbor!i use Classlried 759•9221 whe n t he } h ave something to sell. They·nl!!!!!!!!~!!!~!!!!!!~ t e ll you how well it 1""'9 1044 _~_·o_r_ked_f_o_r _lh_e_m_! ___ ,•••••••••••••••••••• ••• macnab I Irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IAVINE COMPANY WOOOIRtOCH cov..-TOMt Ide a l gr eenbe lt location from across the lake & private beach ! Pro f ess i o n a ll y d ecorate d throughout. Sunken living room , green house window in nook . Landscaping designed by "Roger's Gardens." Large private patio, central-air. Young Park 551~8700. IEACHDUPUX PRIC E RED UCED Motivated sdlers Tr~ l.S";. down with hui It m finan1cng Compl ett'I~ rurn Summer w inter rentals 4710 Seas hore Or Ask for Eileen C /21 .,_wpori Cf'ftter 640-5357 llRD"SEYE Ocean + bay view cClndo Boal s lip Try 10'< down Owner is motl\'aled ' • World R. E 54J 2.591 618 Kings Pl 3 BR. ram rm, !~., ba. h'(e lot, qwel neighborhood $211!.000 645-~ $20,000 DOWN Eas tbluff 5 ~drC1om Owner will ca rr) Balan~e wiUl paymenu of S1SOO per mo Total pr ice $269 .0 00 71 4 1675 2073 or 2J.3fl87. ~'15 ---- -.4AGNtFIC ENT HACllHD A O H IACX IAY 4 Bdrm Maids room. pool. s tarned glas!> v. m dows . $499.000 ·\l(t.'nl 646-1°'14 VERSAILLES 2bdrm. 2ha condo. O<'ean & harbor view, man\ amen1t1es. pout. b~ o w n er. Sl 49 .500 2131821· 7949 BEACH llJPLEX Two . 2 bdrm. 1 bath un· ilS. Summer/winter ren tals. P n ced for quick sale. IALIOA ..... Ewr<>RT Realty 6 7 5·8 I 7 0 MAKE OFFER Owne r leaving tow n Need qw ck sale 4 Rdrm. 2 ba. lbgh assumable In Appr ais ed S2 25.000 HVH. Bill 975-1260 or 760-0241 leach,,,..,., 1150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coronado Ca ys t <>ronado Peninsula 3 bdrm 2 ba. Chanel front home with 40' L s haped dock for 2 boats High beamed ceilings, atnum. fireplace, wet bar & pnvate patio on I.he cha.nel. Greal home for living & entertaining Owner 213 391·3606 Comrmrcial PropHty 1600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• U.GUMA IEACH 9600SQ.FT. 14 Leased commercial 1miuslnal uruts located on one of Laguna's main highways Buildin g re· centley remodeled. High demand area. Partners want out, offering very atl:act1ve rw~ncing on a <--~pri'41e!'!OT 1"?s:ooo with S166.750down. Realonom1cs 675-6700 M-GZO...E Older home. garage a nd bW'll will produce some mcume while you plan nt'v. development 8.950 sq fl or land near 18th & Wh1tt1e r. C M Wffley M. Tcrytof'Co. Re-alton 644-49 I 0 HLYDOFC BLDG ~\Lf: T Ri\DE FOR c o M·L ~1.(~I Tn net lse . Bkr. 7l\ 1;73 1 2 4 1 or 213 46"·2270 omcE BLDG HEW NEW HEW 10,400 sq ft renl able nrea Downtown Sant a Ana Sl.200.000. E x · cellent t erms. Chuck Spiller. Broker. 63\.l266. For Sale . 22.000 s q ft. commercial bldg, prime location. Grand Ave. SA. Sl.000.000. 29~ down T\?rms. Will move out or lse back. Prine On· ly pleas e. Call Hahn Realty -Ted Beck etl 973-1071 THE ILUFfS C0ttdomiaiunts IT own-. housnforM 1700 Up per bay ,..view Most ••••••••••••••••'•••••• desired on gina l area. Spacious 3 bdrm + hob New 3 bd air cond. garden by room. end unit. Huge Condo near S.C. Plaza pat io. S250.000 Agl, S40-4S85. S88.000 640-S.SSO. -~'* 1100 _________ , ....................... . IUMfTS TOOAY'S IEST IUY 2 Lot.&, steps to bay & beach $535.000 Call NOW. JONES IULTY 673-6210 SPECTACULAR ''POIMT .. S IDR~ Only 3 y rs new wit h va u l t e d ceilin g s , gourmet kltch, balcony game rml 5x7' s pa In master ba h morn PLUS much more . Now offered at onlr. $429,000. Owner £Inane ng available ~~~~~~~~~ 644-721 I 1.t...OLD~ WEST Lose something valuable'! ., ~ -l SJ-1414 551.a70 Place an ad in our Lost (F-67) llALTOIS & ASSOC. ComputVc:MfevC~• woodbndqe Conr., llnd Foun d columns . • ~~·~ne~~~( l(fl[tS r I I I I I 14Mlll 64Z .. 2H 644-'ZOO ~t!~s th~ye~el>fo~~d1~n WANT ACTION? . . . . . . ..,..1 ,.._. 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'595 /m o 551> 6442 or view, prol. deeor . 2 Br I Lra 2bdrm. fenced yrd , now "11lot MOU mo Isl 5411 l313 Du, hu"e d~k. winter cttlldren OK. $450/tno. lllllt I t U.O ecunty M41\ Turtlcroc•k v1t'w 2br, 2hu, lfl,SO, yrly S'lllO Ml 5P M, 9 6 3 • 1 6 0 0 o r 0 r • 0 ll t' It 0 u"' to: "a rt h 1 11 nu Jo; A c l' 631 6223 645--1227. ~ 277" 'l'wnh~ AGT 833 8000, Wci1tcliff 11re11 luvely e11 ~16f\J JUr, Wu lo'um1l)' UH l l92 l yr IH 1:cutavc honll! 3Hr, 2118 . .,...... ... ~ nx>m & r.,,k l'u.~tom det ITOO/mo 11v11illtble ror 1mmed1otc ••••••••••••••••••••••• ror throu.ehout F:le1•t 3 (Jdrm. 2 bu $11.S()lmo ncrupuncy Dee. J D -..O. ,.., ....... 3707 1111n~«' <kKM' 2 l"<lvrrcd Ft•nct'O y llr d Double Pm~rty Mana~emcnl ••••••••••••••••••••••• v-t11,111 wulk to 11l'hooltl "'r P.rk Rcully Ml 5000 751 2787 WIMTB •EHT AL Ml'NU d~I M11r •rt•111 b h ed I 403 E ........ O\u ,,.,, ""ll llLUf"fo'S "B" plan J br, 2 r, eat POC>. • Al\: 548·5313. poof. S48•116S41 from 12-7 PM ------Beautifully furn. Wa lk to beach without crosslna 2 Br & &araae. newer street. Yearly. 2 Br. 2 Ba complex, adults, oo pets. -.so. 3 Br 2 Ba. '800. Call U75. &45-SS'M 673-~13 bt wn 4·9PM · 2 Br bouse. stove & ref n g, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... 1..-Ja06 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Small ch ild ok. $450 ~·1377. 14'1' \1$l(K'l ' lh ,A 111 1700 mo .-.. .,. -to;lcganl new l0wnhu1oe 1n Com rm , 2 frplc:s Sl,050 Balboa S45'>/mo avail. vrt"st1111ous Turtlerock mo &44-464.') Sept 1, 6'7S.182!__ 1ototr s:ll tl m o. :.!bl!r nl I bu $pet't a cul;ar view 2 mal'lter txJ :1wh1.\, dt•n, 2\'I b;i , W~l bitr, frµk , A c 11 200 uiue 714 7Sl 8M(}(1r 7Sl 5815 Bay f'\"ont completely re· decorated, 3 bdrm. 2 ba fireplace. Great view of bay Crom large patio. Beach at your front door. Avail Sept lS, Yearly lease, suoo mo. 673·3466 or 644-4323. Upstairs 2Br. Ula, ~5 mo, lat & htSt + SlOO r le1aning. $890 total lo move in. 2261 Miner St 83&-1732 aft 4PM. tlia\ fn111I 11<111•· l Ur _..,mu Juu 1lu~•ll'X No d.u"" IJ4!1 "11 111nu ).&~!11.2-1 8.1 ' ftoOI I Ill 111""1'1 , (j llr $1101 11•1 IJH\ front I Hr •11•1wr .:,., s1:.·0 1 Y&ARLY HtfTALS I .ittlt• blanJ l.1w I llr 1t IJI 111 1 le un I u 111 -~IM• I It" furn !. hr ·•l'I 1 .. 11 k 111& fur!. f lirt. ii•Ul11111.1 tu lll\1 tl''ll61\I \ I lmm.11 J '"' .1111 Liii luJll, ~ fir µ .. 1111 .eJ1 a.u 111d .: 011 I lio.·Jut1lwh r1•11••IJ i 111 ho111t• u11fu1 o Sl!Oll n111 h~ l•l\ 1'1\ 1 IJr I th•ll f,1fllli) hom1· I"'"" i:.ir u11fur 11 '1iJOO 1n1.• l11 li'.i t1·n.im ) :-.11ulh U.nfr1111\ 1 Hr lv"<'r t.:•11 lun1 w1lut11 S l211V m 11 ~o ulh l!J) I 11101 1 llr 1111µ~1 . gar $1~1_, nu ruru or un furn Lou llnct.t.4 & An oe 67S.333 I M1·~11 1lrl Mlllr ti Ur :ihu. O!.a!JU M.1 It d 1·I' tc11r, Al', llU 1"'1111 N i l'I· s \1100 ti\11 1)1 '"'' ... lo. 1111\t• 1lu1•l\'1t 11111l, l! Ur I I"*, 11 11 r rll d11ld pl'l UK t\v.111 10 I Wt\'• ~JnlO Tmna'> ~ l'11ll J11tu1 !Wt, !JOO!i MHAVHDE 1 llr I '4 ll.t ven dt•un SG50 IOI) 7!>1 3191 7 ~I 4.J.JO \ 1..'I • lld1111 1 1k11 l 11 Ba llr 1\<11< .V11'"' ('nndo 2 car 1t•1r tnum lmmed ..i \ Jd No vut-. $625 'iw11 J Mll11ll 641 1324 Mt-:SA Vl::HOt; 5 &lrrn, fotmul dining rm, µoul m.imtenance & gardener ml'I $1000 mu lse Waltrlruot Homes 631 \400 i::11~1s 1cle l br house . 2bdrm Oraoi:etrec conJo . t ~11 n1i.. pool . spa SOOO/m11 581 316,S eve!> lb:rll•ge Pk 3llr 3lla, l am rm. dining. lge pauo Nr recreation $7llll1mu 64() 8146 REHTALS 2.br. 2ba $'700 3br. 2ba SlOOOfum 3br. 12"7ba f12.S·$1500 -lbr, 2i..tba $700 <tbr t B 2~1b8 $'9llO 4br, 3ba SIOOO 4br. 2"1ba $1750Spyglass Oceunlront Lux l br Aµt Ullt Pd Winier $475, Yr l y $575 675 IJIH6 3 3().8pm, OC~ANFRONT 3·2 IBr wmter rentals now avail 673-6210 dys, 673 24!13 an. 5PM BAY FRONT Lg glamon>m 2Br. 2Ba. boat doc\t avail. $1300 mo Owner/ogt 615·0105 - -::r L.rg. 2.Br condo Newport Heights. Frp lc . pool. washer & drye r t600/mo 6'75-8410 dys, or 673 2287 eves NEW TOWNHOM E 3bdrm, 21 2ba, patio. frplc. 2 car gar. pool. s pa , tenni s S7 20 644..(192. IACICIAYVIEW 2Br. 2Ba Condo, like new, highly upgraded S9'15 ll\O, ~ OCto:AN t~RONT Large deluxe 3 bdrm, '675. I bdrm. $450. Wmter No pets..: 613-0040. Sleeping room s & kJlchenelles. S90 wk & up, Oceanfront . 6?5-874~ Yearly, upstairs, quaint :.! br, l ba. utll pd, $450 mo, Call 67S-8213. YRLY .J br, deck. gar prkg .. llaundry rac. Avl now. sssomo.673~ Yearly 2br, Iba. mature tenant, 1475/mo + ulil. 1 Br Lodry. Gar, Patio 'll 675.7639 bik beach. Winter S425. --------- Yearly SSSO. 67J.93:n Stodio apt, full kilchen. rerng, ut1l incl $350. MEAR IA Y 8.51-1664 2 Br. garage, $600 winter ----..1...-..... ---~-l-0-7 Also 2 Br, bayview, dee~. lolMta ,,..,._ ~ gar. S650. ;.;;·~~·;;1~~·~~;;;;:; JACOBS REALTY Bay Fron\ l Bdrm 675-6670 p a r jt in g. U l 1 Is pd Several small I & 2 BR's rum $355 & up, Several 2 BR oceanrront apts Winter& yrly. All ut1I pd 673-9270 675-3063 Wknds. 679-9667 Eves $300 Utils pd. I Br Duplex. 411 E. Bay Ave Balboa . No pet s S47·llSS. ------ ---------- 2 Bdrm. 1 Ba.th. w /del'k & encl. gar. E.side. $450 The Real ti!tate Store 67H771 YILLAMADBA 2 er. 2 Ba, gas stove. d s hwhr I ncl. ~n t'l guages Couple pref Children OK. No pets S450. Util pd. e1tcept elec. 2:124 Elden, 642-1213 3Br, 28a apl $395/mo 795 Shalimar. C.M. 522·1734, 9-5 or 871).1882, af\. 8P M 2bdrQl, 2ba, new twnhse. la\mdry, patio. ~dulls. no pets S42S. 64S-7300. NltFECT 2br,2'.. $500 lbr. 2ba. $650 Lge beaut apt in perl cond frplc lndty d /w encl gar 540-4400. 12 Bdrm. House, rncd yard, Garage. P.et OK. $480 mo. $125 De~, ~2·0857 adults o nly. no pe ts lt523 CAMPIJ,Da:IR~~HE lolboa Penins.ula 3207 Newly remodeled Nit•e yard $35°lo 6<16· 4 Bdrm 2 Bel + 3 Bdrm. 2 Small Bach. S3(J() Yearly Charming L ge Ca n al Ba . Steps l o beach Utils pd 4 ·8P M Front p r , 1{1ant Complete with linens Manager 675-5112 sundeck. (rplc, r tlY Wee k I y M o nt h I Y. 1 Br Eastside, crpts, drps. bill\ r ange, dishwasher. yard. 642·6243 ............•.........• Bay fTont large 2 hdrm. 2 4924 eves * *IRVINE!! ba Condo m Newport E.s1de 3 Br 2 Ba , lrg hv SSOO·S950 pr mo on 1 yr Ba y Tow~rs Vtiry lux rm. rrplc. ff.'nc. yrd, dbl lease Nine lo choose unous, Security bldg gar. Chnslian family, no from. We're the ones 10 remodeled, wlk to· ........... i'--"14.l.:"'"586 Newport Beach, bay view $700/yrly utll -~ 2 bdr m . I bath. rrpl(' !Spacious I brlrm, garden 673-0922 Costa 0 3724 patio. no garage Yearly apt Pool & rec. All utils •• • •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • S 6 0 0 . A gt I 0 w n e r pd. Adult. no pets BLUFFS CONDO SUS CASIT AS 675-6160. El Puerta Mesa Possible boat s lip , rats, child OK t650 1st, all Upgraded 2b1lrm, 2bu UJ.~, .. •b Id how.e Wllh private yrrl & Capktr.o •och 3218 847·2032 ----nvuu r gc formation cull !>40 115 I ~HERITAGE Lge 3 Br, 2'12 ba Like a f\irn l br. apt $325 & up 2959 Maple Ave Apt 5 mdl. No pets S1 200 Encl gar. Adulls. no Ocean rmt upper dplx, . , 759-0309 peL" 2110 :-Jt.!wport Bl custom new 38r, 2Ba, 2 3 BR 2 Ba, fplc. o1w 5"8·4968 bet wn 8 30 & sundks. frplc. yrly lse adults, no pets SSOO carp o rt No µe t s ••••••••••••••••••••••• So Coast Condo, 3br. 2ba. Rcalllj 675-8018 a s l + $200 secur. (Uf]c · $7?.S •mo Gardener mcl Beaut. 2br, 2ba. Capo Bch ram rm, pool. s pa. te n-551-3000 ~~~~~~---· Oelt) h'.e!f_67~~ a pt. frplc, ocn '1ew rus. $700/m>. 631·2384, or 49?01\arranta t'kw),lf\ln~ ::: trviM 3144 $.57S/mo. 496-7MO !IS2·0l24 Lee Ann • • REALTORS HARBOR RlDGI:: Un 5pM $1.200mo.67~~1 l t last mo sec de11 . furn. Townhom e Jbr. --------633-4681or537,8.571 3ba. ram rm. hb. dui. Ht.itinqton Beoch 37 40 2 BR upper dplx oceanfrt __ atrium 2900 sq ft view. ••••••••••••••••••••••• W swtdeck &c rplc S850 lbr. ruce. clean, close to S2200tmo mcl gardener <;ompass Motel Low dai yrly ~!4928 _ s hop &c transp. Pref Fem ~6,000 DOWN! will net )OU 4 deluxe un 1lS in Costa Mesa No •acancr L o main tena n Ct' Alternate methods or fin ancing available too nn pa) ments on 2nd TD1 rail now for morf.' details 545 9491 Heal Esl,11!· 1 BRA .... DHEW b UMITS 2 ~t unit!'. v. ~ara);t'~ l~t tl""'n~r ucnef1b <ire:.it rental arl'a 1n Westminster Ov.ner will he lp finance J\1o:cnt 6.11 7300 TAX SHElTER BARGAIN Tt1x S3\lnj'l!> will N ) for thl'i nt.'w I !uni 1n1o:ton 4 p ie" priced al 11nh l1 7'<Grrn;;, fo'ull) n •ntl'lt ,~.,ume loan (·a II n1114 ' Bk r 840-IW i AVALON Brand ne"' lnplc\ Ft•1· la111J ()l·t'an aml '''l'nll' l\'ll'W S)50 000 $~ 752-22 l I Loh for SciM 2200 ......•.....•.......... . , ........ ..,. REDUCED $7,000 Only $64.500 Ocean view lot plus approved p lans for ui level home Walk tng distance to Dana Pt Harbor Owner 631H6l4 Mobile ~ Pon .Jo.- 2300 •··••···········••·•••• 1974 O\lerland 21 1 2' m 1m. take over pa} ments. 536-6119 Eve ~aift.Des.tt+. Resort 2400 ...•..•.•.............. FOR LEASE New 2 bedroom 2 bath home Mission Lakes Country Club <:oir tenn is.pool Beaut1full.\ landscaped. no main tennnce yard 9690 Cl ubholti.C Hd UC.,l'rt 1101 Spnni:i; 213 3'HI 2572 • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Corona .. Mor 32 22 ---LOIJlllMI leach 3248 ATTN . Executive's •••••••••••••••••••••••Clean 38r IBa Obi Gar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut 3 br. 2 ,, ba. fam. Jasmine Creek new . 2 CrplS, drps NO PETS. Oceanview 2BR+den. 4 rm home m Woodbndge story. ocean veiw, 3 Br 3 $495 mo. 548·6680, decks, lease. $700 Ask Avl Oct l to Apnl l Cls Ba Fam rm 2700 sq 3 ar 2 Ba. (rplc. pool. walk ror Oave644-721l to lake. pools & lenAis f s 1 5 oo 2 t 3 / N l 'm o to sch ools & OCC . Beaut. 3 Br w1v·1ew All Sl.000 mo o pets 4466684 551·2266 .:.__:_____ &5/mo. 675-6736 new in.side. Lge yard LocJuna•och 3148 Old CdM charmmg 2br 3 Br . 2 ba, dbl gar 1900/mo.640-SSJ6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• roll age, North side or $1625/mo. + dep 845 Oar· 3 Br, l ba. frplc, lge deck, Beach F'ronl home winter lease. 3bdrm, furn frpl c. beaut vie"" 2l3 790 3272 hwy Gar, s tove rell St Avail n o w . hardwood noors, fenced $.575/mo lst & las\ S250 700.9626 back yard & dbl garage cleamng dep. Call Roxie. --S700 mo. Agt, 494.7551, 642-4210 wkdays only Dea ,oW 3226 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • LOIJlllMI tlls 12 50 LOCJMftoHiquef 3152 2bdrm.den,mce Ncw customw/aU thelux· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Imo, 7f17 '"J Acacia wies 3 Br 2 Ba. $750, 3bdrm. 2ba. 2 car gar, NIGUB. SHORES -~h-~67 33186 Robles. 714·496--6804 recr eation facilities On·ans1deoC llw» nc·wl~ IRVIMETERRACE Great Dana Cr est 3 $625 /m o . No p e ts llel·oratl'd hom1·. ind Lovely Three Bedroom, Br + ra m rm Ne w _4_'Y7_-407 __ 2 ____ _ lint'ns. 3 Ur 2 B:J . loft. Two Rath llome With landscapmg. low ca re Spaciou s Executi ve .,pa, udult!. prt:-f max 3 u ns urpassed Views o r W/Spnnklers. Close to home. 4bdrm, 3ba. 3 car per..ons Avail toil. 7 9 1l a ) & 0 c f.' a 1'1 sch. park. New home. gar, formal din rm. lrg Mos $1200 mo incl $1200 Month, Year's $005/mo. Avail now. call country kitchen. view. ga rde n e r & w a\cr Lease Broker.759·9100 days 637.4658 ask for 21JIG21H300 ( F'ran!'1eJ '850/mo. 7~7--CCKta Mno 3224 Jack or eve5 & wknds ~wport ~och 3169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• call 645-1771or960-S8X4. ..•.•.•.•.••••......... Lux I Br. 4 ba. + rec rm On ocean I Ir~ ram only i l400 mo ~pl to June i;lS 1573 J Br condo, View or moun· tains, near golf course. Laguna Hills village Pools, tennis, volleyball etc. tB95. 962-5585. Ask for Dee. 644-6120or6445400 ly & wee k l) Ap\~ Y I I I 2bd Iba 2 SO+S295548-6Sl!__ ----Kitchen. pool, Color TV ear Y ove Y • · Newport Crest. 4bdrm. Opposite beach Ulils pd pallos. ldry fac, garage, Sl50 mo. 2 Br I Ba, Mesa 3ba, ram rm, unobstruct From S80 week ll8 l lth ~· 675-82l~ -Verde. avail 9/lS. Adults. ed ocean view $950 mo St H B S.36-4170 · C«OftO ~Mar 3822 no pets SS9-622l Agt _ 548·5()19, 557 7520 LacJima leach 3 7 4'8 •• •• •• •• •• ••• • • • • • • • • • • ~ Br Duplex, Kids I Pets S.. "-••••••••••••••••• •••••• ~ blocks to ocean, 2br OK. Yard. $425, Capistr..o 3278 TW1t4 PALMS lba, rrplc, avail 9 2 so. 548-4301 •••••••••••• •••• ••• ••• • LUXURY VU APTS SS50tmo 642-5290 EAST SIDE TRIPLEX Beaut 2bdrm condo. all Now ren\ing at winter Exclusive area 2 bd, 2 ha Lg lBr. tBa units, com- xtras. rerng, 2 story rates. I & 2 Bdrm apts. 2 c ar all ga r ag e . p le t ely r edecor ated pool. 2 kids OK, no dog rwn. Maid service avail. $750/mo , 673 0936 or 1-:ncl garage.vacant. no Avail 8·21, 14?.5/mo Isl. Jol'om 1575 l blk beach & 213·498-6.'nleves. kJds or pets. 2426 Orange _la_sl_.496-6576.8319_30_3_ t own t36 C'l1ff Or ---. -Ave 549·2042 ~__. 3280 Laguna &>ach 4!!7 -1773 Bachelor Separatf.' un1l .-nraAno - - -Ocean s ide Ulll paid 1 Sr 1 ba. lge backyard & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport•ach 3769 $300 497.4951 patao (;pt/drps. gas 3 Br. 2 ba. cplS & drps me ••••••••••••••••••••••• stove, encl gar. water pd. $575 /mo, c hild OK SHORTTERM Charmmg 1Br. south or sml pet ok $41\0 mu ~-41_645_ ·2462. 213~~u 3398 RENTALS hwy, bit ms. beam l'CIL 545-6169 Homes FunWshed or Weekly & Winter g a r a g e . S 4 9 5 I m o u..t.Wshed 3300 Agent 675-8170 _955_·364_9_. ______ ~ Br, l ba. $400. Patio & 3 bdrm duplex 29th & Costa MeM 3124 carport. Avail now ••••••••••••••••••••••• MISCH I FAMOUS HNTALSJHl ... a lar'CjtWectiOft WWtr & Ytariy fun\. .. Ultfwft. Balboa. Winter rental ••••••••••••••••••••••• --_640-__ ·0!m S6'75/mo. 213/68l-8347 or I Br Newly decor gas pd 2 Br. with Gar $350 714167~ encl gar Adlls pool Carpet, water paid 2l76 642 5073 "B" Placenlla 636-1120 STEPS TO BEACH. 1. 2. 3 3 -Br Townhouse. newly 1·5PM Bdrm Winter No pets det'or ga~ pd enclsd 3 Hdrm 2 Ba Apt 0 1!> 673-6640 gar i\dh.s pool 642 5073 hwsr rernge for1·ed a ir LIDO ISLE Ch.irminl! 2Rr :.!Ba . frplc, dbl KaraJ,te. µatm. no pet:. Wmtcr $725 m<> 1>73 -1184 Mewport leoch 3269 7 oceanfronts rrom ~)() ••••••••••••••••••••••• lo $1600 Many other Ocean flon\ F'um Apt 3 2 Br~ ba'Ui Apt N~;ly h eat. c rpt s d rv::. Bdrm 2 Ba Avail Sept. decor Gas pd enclsd 642·4975 Adults onl~ 8th to J UM 1st 1981 gar pool AdJlS 642 5073 Lrg 2 .... 'rm, rence<t ~·rd BAYFROHT Beacon lay ON TllE W ATl':R lleauurul 2 bdrm +den. 2 ba. frpk, 1wt beach li11I incl $12001mo Winter BAYFROHT flol ls. EXCEP1'10NAI. VI EW or Pav1hon Plush decor $700/wk or short term .. W1HTBl R&n'ALS 2 Br. new furn, S600/mo I Br. SSOO/mo. Bach w11h kitch 1285 Waterfront /Salisbury 673-6900 ---------- WINTER R&n' ALS Duplexes. 2 br & 3 br. S42S 10 $.50() Near beach ~wprt Bch Rily 675· 1642 4Rr. 2Ba. 2 s tv. on the wtr. hout s1u1• lie. ~t50 mo 615 36\e LIOOISLE <.:omplt!lely rurnished with C\'t!rylh1ng you n~, Re~dele<l & de· l'Orall'CI 3 Br. den 2 bath. Monthly Bill Grundy, ~tr, R75-6l61 ----- W1ntt!r Re ntal on l he hearh. Uuplcx 2 Rr lowe1 $5()() l>P<'r SSSO, 2tHlh W O«canfront 759 IG77 Beaut iful E side Costa Mesa 3 Bd 2 Ba pool home on quiet c ut.de-s ue $795, J e anne S alter, Exec LaQuesta home nr 631-1266 beach. 4 BR 2 Ba. Fam I~ ;z ~ ~111 ~~ s;~ ~~fdari~a~ --------.(t., o£, Li11"1& ltPH•-R'tALTO ' $1000 m o, 964-7198 or Duplex Eastside, 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, patio & garage. 675-0562 COMPLETE HOME RENTALSERVlCE ALL AREAS. SIZES AND PRICES CALLTOO/\Y 631-4555 LGE 2 .Br borne. cpts, sl v, refrig, med yd, gar, adJts, $350 mo. 644·9806 2 BR, very qweL Adults No pets. Range & refer Ut1 Is paid $490 mo. 648'"2 w 18th. 642-0835 645-3447 Walk to bch. clean 2Br. dbl gar. no pets. avail Sep\ 1. $495 m>. 964-2283 Lo\•ely 3br. 2ba. hme 1"2 1rule to bch. X.lnl Area! 16251 mo. 962:7940 New 2 s tory exec HD home lease, S blks lo bch. 3 bdrs, 2"'1 ba, ram rm. 2 (/p, 3 gar, gated comm. nr sch ls. tennis goU. huge lot. gard mcl, no pets $1000 m o , Ca ll 536-9?81 ATTENTI~! INCOME PROPIRTY OWNERS /\· l building mechanic needs 3Br home for work done o n prop e rty . 842·0259 NO FEE! ApL & Condo beach loca\Jons rentals. Villa Rentals 67s-4912 Bkr Big Canyon Condo-Adlts. 2Br. den, 3Ba, pool. jacuzzi, tennis. no pets 19'75 mo, 833-3349 We're open every day BURR WHITE REAL TOR, IMC. 675--4630 645-3447 ------uu , -------E·Side 2Br Garden a pt ch1ldrenOK $450/mO L rg 2bdrm . step s lo di s 9 6 3 • 7 6 0 0 o r beach . pnvate pallo. w/gar 11 ls , no peJ thru JWte. S46-S684 SJ:i() 1602lst St 548-2127_ 64S.1227. 2 Br, 2 Ba Sundeck S425 __ .......... -... cOfldcNt••wns OH WATB Furnished •a•A-Y•F•R•O•NT-•2-s•to•r)•.-ti•vl Avail approx Oct Ls l rm, dramaltc & exciting 548·8675 dys. 760·1418 2 br, dining rm. super de· eves & wknds Avail Now 2 bdrm twnhse, ll'2ba. frplc. bll ms, no child ren /pets 19 40 Walla ce, C #3 546-6985 dys 54~ 0967 after 6pm Beautiful bayfroot home with s bdnns, fnnl din nn, lge patio, pier & s lip. $3.000/mo, Lease. Wat......_...._., IRc: &"11-1400 3400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br, l 'hba. No. Irvine area.~/mo. 637-4001 Ciawll6nll 211 cor Sl.500/mo'yrly. Waterfront /Salisbury 673-6900 PINE BLUFF APTS Spac. 1 Br w11on . Adult Complex, Patio, view 2bdrm. 2ba, pauo. gar, !!!!!!!!!~~~~~~I frplc, encl gar .• gas rrplc. nr shop_pj,'}_g. & atove; ·--:;~"" .. ----,.., ~ ~::;..-J.1 nftllt_-'~' lndry rm. WlO $4.50/mo, 54&.6000 . u..fw...ished 3425 ~~!11!!!!!!~!11!!!!!!~~!11!!!!!!~~1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NO LEASE I SPMC 631,6107 0.... ,oW 3826 WATBAlOMT 36' Pier It slip, 3 bdrm & den, ample parking, S900 without s lip , $1 ,050 w/slip per mo. Agl , R.H. R. Briu', 673-7300 IBITIMES .. ., IBtlCAS LEADER IM Ttm IUSIMISS Ofa..'TALS" CALL 631 .. 4555 Sharp East Bluffs Condo , view , 3bdrm, 2Va ba , $1600 /mo . 759· l 24 4 , Irvine. TW'tle Rock. Tri· level, .3Br. 2111Ba Pvt. patio. Frplc, attached 2 car gar, tennis courts. pool, + much more. ms . child ren o k P I P. TI4.&51·1142. MIMI OCEAM VU Versailles 2 BR 2 BA. pool. J acuzzi. S'100/mo yrly. OHTHllAY 2 BR 2 BA, security, pool. 1925/mo. w .................. --631-1400 REQUIRED l I YEAR-ROUND F\JN: &Side 3 Br 2 Ba. Buill· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ins In Tri,plex, SS50 mo Xtra lg 2Br, 2.Ba , garage. No pets 640-1Z78 E ves walking distance 10 bch. $450 mo 640-5078 or 675--4174 2 Br l "'1 Ba townhouse. bit-Ins. air, patio, & gar No pets. $425 645-<483'7 Hwvl ... Gli •odl 3840 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Social Act1v111es 01, rect111 •Free Sunday Lovely all adull, no pels. Brunch. BBO's •Pat· 9'e8tiBllU l .W Br apts. 6200 Ed· lies • Plus much more inger, h,b. 846--06L9. APARTMEtnS GAEAT RECREATION: 2Br 2Ba $450-$455 Deluxe poolside xtra lge Tennis • Free Lessons 398 West Wil5on. 631-5583 2br. 2ba. Blto.s. dshwhr. (pro & pro shop)• 2 Adults. No pets l ~ miles beach. AdJts, Health Clubs•Sauna • n o p ets, $3 9 S m o . Hydromassage•Swim· 2 Bdrm. New drapes & 536-8362. ming . D1lving Range paint. refrige. 1 c hild HUNTl~TAW 1 •ICES BEAUTIFUL APART· OK. No pets. $365. Sierra ~ """" - MENTS: Singles. 1 & Mgmt. Co. 641-1324. SPARKLING STREAMS 2 Be .. rooms • Fur· 8 2 B CASCADING u Newly decorated 3 r a WATERFALLS 631-1226, I ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LIDO ISLE 2 Br. 2 Ba, Den, Frplc, Cable TV, elec. gar. dr,, $1250 m o . Adul t s . 673-1328, 675"6948. Perfectly placed Condo in nished & Unfurnished Townhouse. Spacious . TOWE RING PlNES Orange Co. 2 Bdrm. 2"'2 •Adultllvlng •NoPets fireplace, pool. Quiel NEWSPACIOUS Ba . with greenbe lts . •Models Open daily area, Adults. no pets. LAKESI DE ADU L T Priced incorrectly at 9 to 6 5495. 645-3381. 675-5949. APTS. s.'>50 per mo, 1 year tease Oakwood •Ask Manager about Adu It comm uni t)' $425-$475. 2 Br. 2 Ba. Apts. SlSODiscounl PRIM E l5 /\t: t:om merc1ul Land 000 fl fron tage on llw ) 11 $1.200.000 Call Barb· a Glass al C "21 Su11dp1 Big t:anynn 2ur. rully fwn community µool & tennis . month to monlh or lse S1200 Ask ror Bill Bayshores Grat'lous living SS2 3-100. Garden Apartments Some w ith e n c Is d •Elegant fireplaces 2685 Bays h o r e Or. Only qualifiedneedl·all. HewportBeach/So. garage, firepla ce. All •Privatelakesidepatios 4bdrm, 2~ba, Avail Sepl 1700 161h SI .lluilt ins, lndry rm. Close & balconies is. year lse, 213.441.3252 Newport Terrat'e condo. 1o shopping. TSL Mgmt. •Heated pool& IOo~er al 161hl hi I I or 38.S-2176, 3bdrm, 2Y:iha, highly up 17141 642•5113 642 1603 w r poo spa graded with lovely patio. •4 mi.les from beach Newport Heights very was her/dryer. stove & Newport Be•ch/No. 2 Br Crpts, drps, bit-ms 142-I 160 ~950 INVESTORS 15 units in Costa Mesa. Large,, two n nd one bedroom apartments . Ga r ages a nd car>?.orts . Cente r courtyard with BSQ s. Near schools and shoppinj?. Asking price $595,000. ·~· 2 BR. fe nced y ard . garage, pets & children OK. S425 mo. 22Zl B. Pomona. 64S·5480 o r 646-6238 KIDS MTS OK E·Side Aouse. Garage. Fncd yard. 1695. 642·2510. 646-4848 Easts\de 3 Bdrm 2 Ba. qvlng room , Family room, firep,ace, fe nced yard, Gfrdener, carpets. drapes. 'Cloae lo schools . 1675. 5:16-1737 an 3PM. FYOU have a service to offer or &OOda to sell. rtace a n ad fn the Oa ly Pl l ot Cla.uined Sectloo . . Phone 642-se'll. private newly decorated f . Co 1 I 880 Irvine gar. Adlts, no pets. $400 7562 Ellis Ave H B lge 2 story condo, 3 Br. 2 ~~!·& Ja~~,/~~ 1a1 t6thl mo. 1110 Victo ria St. (3blks W. of Be~ch Bl> ba, powder room, !rplc &i A i l · d (714) ~1 1 04 548-1367 Alt5PM. pool. Walk to schools . p ets. va imme . -'---------13 BR 21ri Ba twnhse. close $900 m o. 645_4955 o r _63_1_-_ll_n_f_or--'ap:..:p'-. ___ !'----------' SPACIOUS adlt 2 BR I Ba lo beach. (pie, gar. lge ,, .. , _..... Near Hoa" u~p., 2bdrm, ----------1 apl, open beams, ser ving pal\o, ssso per m o ........_.. ., """' WINTER Bachelor lge, bar 1--· ol wood thruout """"' ~ l ""b•. 2 ca r gar , lrg · "'"' · ..,... ~.:_·o.;rv;..:__'.,._---- JURnE aocK GLIM 5 Br, 3 Ba, 3 ca r gar 4Cll-988-1234. ext 214 . °"* ..... w.t.r 3 Br. 2 Ba, frpk, wet bar. mrig, bltm partly furn. paUo. Side ile slip for ?.5' boal. No pets· $1000 mo. yrly. 6'75-4421. frplc. no pets. slps to $375 mo. 673-8803 evs. -P a t I o . 2 s l o r Y • sand, $240 /mo , open hse -'---------Sublse to Mar Jl. 1981 washer/dryer, re frlg , S/55206NeptuneS48-9275 Ne w 3 Br , 2~ Ba 38r, 2Ba wtrfml condo pool. sauna , jac. By T o wnho u se . $550 w /boat s lip $900 m o month or year. Avail Private yard. Close to l2U ) 592·5426 Sept 16, 1625/mo. Dys : WINTER 2br. Crplc, dis· shopping Adults 1982 Woodbridge. Sbr. !am rm. llG CAMYOM 714-973·12SS, Eves & hwasher . gar, stps to Maple,548-Z408 l Bdrm, garden condo, Sat/Sun: 714.,.97-2180. sand. no pets, $SOO/mo lilte new, pool. no pets. din rm, 3ba, a ir. month· McLain Townhome. 2 BR month, no pets. $975. 2ba. Tennis, pool, jac, Nwpl Och, wtrfml. sec Ag\: S4l-S032. sec. Cvd park\ng for 2 bldg, elegant 2Br. 2Ba. 2 ORANOETREE Patio cars, 644-7722 d ys or pvt patios. pool. lndr)' 640-8368ev twknda tac. undrgmd parking. home. 2 br. 2 ba, den, din 1---------reduced to 18'15 rm. For rm. All amenities. Adlta. NEWPORT S HOR ES, pvtahowlng95S·l961 No pell!. $.'\50. 559.cmo 3bclrm. 2ba, newly re · 1..:..----=----- RANCHO S""' JOAQUIN decorated. older pre· IN T H E LAKES . "'~ ,.____. .. a /mo 675 "'°""" N o rthwood , I bdrm VlLLA-Nearly new Coo· "",_,, ..... · . ...,...., do on ,,_., Co ........ 28r . 6'7Ul45. 1tudlo, $450/mo . Call uvu ... ... David 979-3953 or Peg 28a. C real View. Alr. NewlY redecorated. 3 Br. SSa.2000. open htle SIS 5206 Ncp· East side, 2br. l~ba, up· $410 /m o. 962-6533 pvt tune 548·9275 per front with balcony, ply new paint $400. 120 E Oceanfro nt 2br . X lnt :!OthSt.646-0l(I0,646-6219 Woodlake Apta. 1&2Br cond. Adults, no pels, apts . Adulls , no pets , Gar. Winter, $575. 3br, 2ba, drapes, cln. nr Be •. , .. , 'e ""'"6591 213-795-3018 Wilton• Placentia. SS7S. au •. i ""vi w.-· 963-lm alUpm Love ly 2 • S Bdrm Oceanfront/view 2 &i 3 Br, T ownhouses, gar age, b a lcon y. frplc. gar 2 Br. frplc, E.slde, Im " patio,laundry lac.$425& F r o m $550. winter. mac .• $460/mo. lat • ~.c.11 2131-.1202. 640-478'7 last. AvaU. now. No pets. lehlkl. 84&-80l6 Jmmac 1 br, l\.\ ba condo Microw ave, Washer/ 2 81 . Fa m . Rm . Adults. mstmo Owner Gardener encld. S'795. Tr.de your old stuff for SELL Idle items wllh a ne w aoodiea wllh • Have aomethinc to aeU7 Delly Pilot ctusil\ed Ad. Claulfied ad. 642-5678 Cluaified .eta do.it well. nr H\U\Uf\ll<lft Harbor fr shopplnc. tliC>O. Pool. Call aft.tr WM .-5359. 781>-1719 M4·511m.. ' ;\ n l...tal 4400 l...tals Wanted 4600 MoMy W..e.4 SOJO Tueaday, 84lptember 9, 1980 CWLYPILOT "' ........ u..... ........ h~ ....... ~ 000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• It M -· ...... J140 Mii "_. .._.. lt" Fo1Hl1 want• fe male ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• rootn mate, pro.I. o~ r 2' New Llllt CONDO lbr h bl~ from twarh 3 yn, New""'1 beuch eon pool, le.Ml.I, dubbae .; Bdnn 2 811 Upelaln 6o, fuJly fWll. tennla. J••o'. walle d co m m unit Bui lt Ins. und«k. c ar pool, Aauna. 1ar, laun $6)0/mo 17$ ~ ~\ t , Lta e ~ 12'Jl"t "lh. SI dry .. walk lO bcuu:h DOO 141 lJlld rs tlo\08\40 )tl.8036 .... NlCE 2 8r patio. n n v1e"' Vt-n..i11lh •ar•ae. frplr trtt Pt'ftt~ 2 (lr 2 f\ll ~'J QM F.v & •••• •• •• • 0 •• • ••••••• 0 • • Wkndll ~ ll:!O ,_,. Ouwr1 •• UOO/,.., '75-2'71 'I Jo' lO , lo "hiatr 5111 l ba. ·~· N l' 111'411 .. I Pt;n.a & "'°"v 12:2~ ' l ltil 841 1.913 WA TERFROHT Wanlell Ill Cu!oh.1 M a or & lrvlnl.' 111"\'1', 2 or 3 Bil. ho use pr~fcrrt d 3 P£.ai..JTHOUSE Ad ult.$ Xlr1t rrfererwe' ""' 67 3 57 0\ F.vcs " SUITES W«"h ml!I HO to J OOO ~A. N<.«l" llWllOO ftq r1 prl' ,,.. ..... ~.. 'lllfll' OfllCl' ~plll't' Ill 0c ... Vl.ws Nl'w~rt <'l'nlt.'r vr 11t-tt r 0 e i\lrwrt 1-: N I c ·u Wet Ian 1 ·~111 t'urt c;, f•4•n hur..: 17141'75-1662 l litX)t26?71l SUITE DEAL 3000 Sa. Ft. ...._u/111•est/ ,... ·············•·······•· Pvt P\y net!da min S for I 1r Wilt pa)' lO"' lnl Pnmet rttldence nr So (;out Plua ~·l'l l'l w;:m•., T,,.t 50)5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• s.ttWt' ~ Co . AJI typel of real estate hwestmenlJI since 19'9 SpecltlllMcj "' 211dTDt 642-2 I 71 US.0611 Lott & ,._. 5300 hn1alll IHO Http W..._, 7100 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.()ST Gray• whllc Uger --.......... cat. aller~ male, ,.., _._ca ... _, wa.rcl. 675-9295 or 67).6007 ESCOITS LOST . 2 do gs ! F e m Z4 lira. &4l-Ol80 Shepherd ty~ blk/Wht. c•/CMcb Male Blk Lab. REWARD ••A.-•bp-fMC-•/V-he-• M5·2665 1'.l5t. MaJe Buff Cocker Spaniel Ans lo n ume "Chester" CdM . C1.unen llighlands area Reward 642 7418or759·0351 UTnl .AHf'illlS ESCORTS all major credit cards accepted 5»4723 Apl. 14tlalant Mana&er Trainees. Wiii train Couples Paper work A mai11tenenace 6'2·5073 t:talbo• Jbr 2111t "u r1 • • Wiil 1Ju1t.I l,1Swt • I llU 1-) l'l' llt'OI l-lr-.1hll' 1-,o,ll'µhm l.11111 M11n11 .. V1ll.1u1• a.IM111 ~ 5005 •rltVATI MOMIY• $10,000 Up On Real Property No <;redlt <.:heck. No P1:nulties. l"or Al't1on call AGT 613 7811 Jo'OUNO. Whit e c at, o range to i l. M-a l e *FOXY LADY• OUTCALL ONLY ASSB41LY/ atenOMtC t mmed lat e open in gs Wo rk near tbe be»Ch. Mech1rnical assembly , winng, soldenng G mo. min exi>. req'tl. Growlna co .• good benem s. <:all ror a ppt 64S·3632. Newport Manne Engr . t020 W.17lhSt.,C.M. tlt'ck Sl75 rnu t 111' ~ 1eecJt lt•I l'U~ l>l-A OR l llt ••• • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • f'ltl4:. ltif z blk.> P.lllll' M1>1'lllllll.' 61:\ '1'1:~ 2t\.1 h• h 'Ii ,, F1·m 3lr rnomrru.it1• 111 ,)I, l OR. Int O\'\'an \le-. $t; 1 ~ m 0 > r h porc h, rlt-w C"~t ~11 1 Pf'I ' kid~~ tr.K? lndry, '~ blk lw1u·h ~I t.tivt'I) l..i 2 HR !itt'I"' 111 mo Oyt> ~» \\tit\ t'" U( •;in 47lh sa ~"'' ri•1 2ft r 11pt m 'II It Mu~t lw 1•lt::t•l.fr~ K:)l10 498-"'22 ~· ·3 f 1·m 11IC" 1111H1ir1111 11• 111 harr flf'l'Wlllrnnl hmm N1·wpo n llt-;1< h .\It, 1 Iii' M t\J I tr.oz l.ac lbr .ivt. 1t1u ~m11ll yard, No I ux wn1 \ 'htr l>t tC'Po tu 1.1\·h ' rh $M1> mu t &:?:! :lt!'1 Sl\ld.lo SJ'JS ~ l'n ' oitl' buch 2 ljr ~ tk-.• .. n \'11'111 4~ -4&M Su.1dau, ruJI k1tl'hl'll '"1tlk w be1H'h Nonh I uaiun_. Non s muk~t·. ~1ogh· l>ayi; -69<& 7551 ,., , ... ~ 1561 Large 2 Br 3 & H.!11t·h front C:omJo SPt't'l.H' vtew. Furn '''"I S~ ~5683 l.ogmaMicJwf 3852 •..•••...•............. 2 Br, 2 ba condo on golf ~ourse includes refer. washer & dryer . $600 492-6700or 492·2796 Hewpcri 8.och 1869 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PAii NEWPORT COUHftY CLUI UVIHG Singles , l&.2 bedroom apts, & townhouses From $449 644·1900 Coodo 2bdrm 2ba Bay view. enclsd gara ge , auto. opener. $750 year ly. TSL Mgmt 642-1603 New Duplex. ,,., blk from beach. Avail. 9·15 Up 2 Br. 1 Ba.1675. Down 2 Br. 1 "'1 B a . S 6 2 5 (213)~Eves OCU>4AOMT J "'-Ir .ti t ll1r tel)(). mu > rl) JACOBS 1£Al TY '7S-6670 WISTCUff l.>eluxe 2 bdrm. 2 bath \:01\d O w llh < ctrpe t& drapes. (IJ'l'pla\•e f)Qr & all bit 1ni. '850 per mo Ca ll H.i r ho r R c u lty 673 4400 2 Br l bath llr beach Se~ Sat. H lo 12 $100 A• a il 10.1 1281, 46lh Street •·~"'' fo m \k).1rr' II• ''" ha <undo w matur•• t ~'' 1111111•~\2 .... Rmrnl$lt' 111 a111~ ~. I x•1 1111 Jlln tro r.hr l' 1 IM1 rrn tu l' 3 m 1 fr rn 111 h ~~ Fem tu ~hr J tH 1 ~ hvU.'I' fl.511 • 1 > U\ 11' '1u.-.1 P ..t) l&l & l.ut \\I IO I t).16 27811 itfl 61'M l-'t.>m rmtntt.> w<1nu.'tl lgt.> f urn I hr ..ipl nr IJ1·h S2 UU m u t.<12 6 7 23 't'rll.\:C~ Rmm\e needed to shr 4br, t bJ , h m e w poo l & 1acuzz1 Wllong d1sta111 t' to beh Very reas1111ublt• Call arter 6pm 995 7U7!1 ur 9!IS ·4411 N. B Share 3 Bdrm (' M S28S 2 Blocks to beach 3 hr. 2 ~() Ulll inr ~~/Non bu, S635. yearly lst. lust S inoke r o vu J~y r s +sec. 673-2507 ~~~ IOam M-T huri. 3 Br 21"1 8a Ocean view Pool, ten.rus. dbl garage . .f'urn. Apt to share at Newport Cres t S82S BEACH Avail 9 15·80 yearly 642-3491 S200 Monlh. S46-7824 FEMAL E Roommat e I Bdrm I Ba Sleps to ONLY. 2Bdrm Garde n beach $350, Prope rly Apa r l m e n l N 0 N ~e.~~.642·1010. S MO KER Jennifer s. c....... )876 557_·_-4396 ____ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2bdrm Zba gar laundry M IF sh.r 3 Br house in m ce walk 'to shops.' SJ40imo' Part of HB. Walk to bch No pets.49J..27l0. Re s p pe r son only -.:..---------S225 tmo 96CH187 aft 5 Old Spanish lg tBr. 2Ba, -- 2 Bd. 2 BA. 7th Fir. se c din rm. garage. frplc, Wanted_. 2 rmmlS shr 3 br bldg , Lido ba yfroot. 1400 s q ft $450 m o . hoose in Umv. Prk. Irv. Sl.200 mo, Bob Koop, Agt. 496-7151 ~/W, W ID, swim pool. 63l·l.266 ------Jae. $2.50 person lncl util · San Juan Please call SS1·87f.S, prer. Oceanview Bach. 2 rooms Capistrano 3878 _f_ema_l_e ___ _ in Hot.el, MOO + Sec de· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Share 3Br home. pool. posit o r $400. 2306 W 3 Rr. 2 ba condo: Brand $2SO +. nr OCC. O c ean ( r on t . N . B . new. Pool. tenms, $650. 557. 7679 673-4154 492-6700 or 492·2796. VHSAJWS ~llh FuntitMd M IF to shr 2Br apt, F V R cw Uftfuniilhed )900 18-35, S200 mo. + "'2 ulil. IACH/ I I •••••••••••••••••••••.. 963-2801aft6PM. A neal upgraded full sec.urity peot.bouae, over- looking parklike ground • fountain. ssoo t m o .. Sawild r-Fr:~~=~~°i~~us!~~~a Ne w 162 bdrm luxury 833-9331 days. 751·6270 adult apts in 14 plans eves. Lisa. Agent ~· 7211 Vernilles. Secunly com· plex. 2 Bdrm I Vie w 67>4912Bkr fro m sos. 2 bd r m i----------- t.ownhouses from SS35 + Female wanted LO share pools, tennis. waterfalls. d4'.1uxe ~ br , 2 ~a condo ponds! Gas ror cooking & with view & 1acu n 1 heallng paid. From San Newport Beach area. BAYFRONT apt., 2 br, yr Diego Frwy dnve North Call 646-8270. or &t2·9696 ly. lease. ~ mo. No on Beach LO Mcf adden for details. kids. no pets. 673-8222 I then West on Mc Fadden r--------- t o S eawind Village. 3 Br, 2 Ba. yearly. W 1714)893-Sl98. 4350 Nwpt Perun. l600 mo •••••• •••••••••••• ••••• Day 642· 10 79 . Eve Oceanfront for Winte riox20' Garage. Sto rage 642-7881: Wknd 675-9021 Rentals Furnished & un o n I y . C ost a Me s a Bdrm I I 1 1 rum. Broker 675-4912. S40 /m o. Call 1 SPM , l . yr y ease, ava1 636-4120 Ocl. l SL USO/IDD. 2 blks ROOIM 4000 1--------- lo bch. Gar, stove, refrig, 1 •••••••••••••• ••••••••• R...td 4400 c pts/ d rps , w as h er / OnNewportBeach. Be.ach ••••••••••••••••••••••• dryer, 213/ 277-4~ J ack Hotel r oom -s mall Wa.rd. ' kitchen. 2306 W. Ocean-WESTCLIFF BLOG. NEWPORT BEACH Corne' Wettrhll 011-.ti "''""••rt• Aw• front. $260 & up. $260 Sec. Fant as tic vie w, t enn1s. & deposit. 6734154. .; Ah c°"""'°''"'' heallh club, pools, spa . ...:.;...:..;;.::.;...;;.;,....______ :/c_,....1 .... ,0,..1 lbr, liv rm, kltch. bal. Avail. now 2 lovely_ rooms ,/'""'* Avail now. Super al $.595. ". balcon~ w/pnv. ba. ~::•:: .. bO'<-• 754·0370 dys. 499·4015 kitch_en gnv..'.f..c>r~a.QMI._'"""~ '"""_:s.;·.~~H\ . ..., ev~ ' l>ro1. -~wrt:.~ . ,,.~ "°"'"" · tsl, last + $75 cleaning VILLA IALIOA dep. 675-5$33, 64>6499 Call Mr Howard 645 · 6 101 New Luxury 2 Br Condo. ROOM & locrd 4050 1-----'------- Full Securily unde r ••••••••••••••••••••••• sq. ft. for M25 per mo ground parlang, Ca gney Room and board for 4001 Birch SL N.B Agent Lane, ms/rm 675-3007 highly gifted adults, pvt ._54_1_·5032 __ . ----- Bay Front AplS. $460 lo condo ~. Ftn Vly. Good $700. Sandy beach Avail. supervision, pvt room or Sept. 7lh. Dock space? double. 962·0510 714/67347~ & 675-6491 Vocatbt I.tab 4250 2BEDROOMS 3505 BALBOA BLVD. Yearly lse. Starting 9-15, $4.50 mo. mets ultls, stove & re fr ig . G u s. Zl3-966-17U Agt. 1 Bdrm. Yearly. SteP6 to beach. Garage parking. ••••••••••••••••••••••• AVAL~ WeekJy rental. Sleeps 8. C a n y o n T e rr a c e Townho use Secluded pauo. l Vi blks bch. Sept/ Oct o penin gs. D ic k Bo gard. 213 1510·1086. Box 1707. Avalon. 90704 MQOmo. lOUSlh. St. N.B. •OCEANFRONT, Avail 673-3958, 544-6899. now, daily. weekly. Spec· tacular view. 613-SUR F. BEST RATE in NEWPORT BEACH Dela• Office Spau 700 to 3000 Sq. Ft. •Janitorial Service & Ulililies Included •Adjacent to Airport & Restaurant Row •Acces s to 3 Ma jor Fwys. ~·833-8813 lBr. stove. refrigerator , steps to beach. $350/mo. a..tdt to 5ltsoe 4300 ()(flee space avail. FUii yrly. \se. Adults, no pets. •••••••••••••••••··~··· service executive suites li75-3148, am or pm. Moving? ~void depos its 4f avail for leai:e in Center cul 11 vmg e xpe nses. Pointe l.o<'ated near OC lbdrm, pool, block to Professiona lly s inc e Airport F'or leasing in· ocean. single adult. 1971. rormati~ call /DeeDee $300/mo. 1142.5()(Yl. Hou:ns HuCf: 955-2211f .. E as tbluff, c o unt r y . Med ical(De nlaltHMO. charm. 2 Br 2 Ba up. Why waste lime a nd 776 sq. fl. in N. Costa patio. d shwsht $625. mone )' look!ng for a Mesa. Ground noor, fully S:Jl-2029 r oom m a l e . L et !-!S equipped. Private patio. 2 8Rl 8a,cl.oeelobeacb, locate. screen and m· e t c. U43 /m o . Tom pr w/aimr. w10 , fresh ~::i~~ol~~=-95~7_·_1900_. _____ _ paint It cpt. SSIO. ls\, \ut Good Roommates. 1617 Westcliff. N.B Want ' 6dep. &f.S.230.1 financial Inst. 7000s.f. VERSAILLF.S and l \\i\):f, ronpanv Isl. noor. Agent 541·5032. Luxury Gar<kn 1 Br. All '.I Thm.lshed office. Bank of amenities I Guard. S565 a roommate sear ch agy. Costa Mesa Plaza. Sl 75 Nolut.M5-3080 751-5111 pe r mo. No l ea s e . Larte 3 bd .. 2 ba. upper MAnJRE Female fum'd. S56-3900. duplex. Very ruce t12$. 2 br, 2YJ ba twnhse. Npt Alt..._ Dodon! l7$-350t. ffata. $250/nx>. 842-1470 4' Uoiqlle free st anding , ea b nd -~ well appointed medical Oce.anview 2 • ra __;__;_....,_---•''---t blda .. located ln heart of new Villa Balboa Condo. --------•I H.B. 6 treatment rms , X· tll50. mo. '41-3801 .Need to share living U · b.y rm. business office, -· •1•••01. penses? Sav e ttme, tge rfteptlon rm + pvt .__ -money ft cot\fuslon. Let office area. Avail. Sept. COteOS us find a compatible I. Call today for appl to 1 Bd~~t ~ Ba roommate for you. We see. l.arp paUo. saeen ~ applicants REOCARP!."T 883-m1 2 Bdrm. 2 Ba wtlh <KU n FINDERSSEEKERS • view ~ From '725 Ko. lRL Propertiel WUl Shr tee \ ux. h me. ....... ~ nluly furn. 2 frplc, W'"aa& Ad RetuJt.t 142·5678 micro, C.11. •3GI 1 Execuuve 9uite trvlne W /recept. conf rm. ~eroa , mall lo new 1arden bld l CaD :85l·lOl21. 17 I 4t 675A8662 I lltll'•'" ZQ ,,, l:'>O 'i(I h 1-'rom s;!W l>l I 1110111 h '111•111 I •JM & 'II H l<"I W\ '>57-711!0 ''TH!" EX£CVTIVl SUITE fo\J II ~t'I \'It ,. ""II I'\ 111 "'•'""'""' ( ••111..r 1;.w M70 l ... KUll" Kc.uh of fie" '>P '\bm,. Jully Ko11er Ht' .. t tH8 \I (~ 4!n JW.I NEW'ORT IE.AC H IG-1!1 W•·-.1r1rrr Ur {.ill {;t'O~ lhll64~ U~ ExM'Ul l\ l' 0H1cc• '!Ullt' 11V111I Nt'ltT 0 . 1rport 285 sq (l rnclucle~ rcccp 't 1 o n 1 s t J u n 1 t o r 1 a I scrvu:l', ull utll paid & ffiO(l' (.'all 5,S6 OJS3 Cvm mere 1a I . s t o rt•s, :.hops E/Side, CM, f'r ~ 1 w smk 548 7249 KOU CENTER _..EWPORT 1-:legant eXC('UllVC SUltl'S m prc~l1ge1ocat1on Wrth t' 1> m p I c t t' !I u p p o r l services. 714 8.'il 06!!1 CdM O!flct! 360 S\j fl ()c-n VICW. nt'W t•rpls, elc Mo 1M o or lea s t> 675 5444 I room. ~ 11 ba Pn\•ate entr, ulll pd, main ~treel. llB. $1tiS S1t:rra Mgmt Co 641 lJ2.I COR'ORA TE PLAZA NEWPORT CENTER 2 Pvt ores with reception area. 759 lSSO Idea l locallon for At· tom ey, Real Estate. or E ntrepre ne ur OHice now a vailable · large paneled Reception area wi th s tor aite and 3 pri va te o H i c es i n beautifully maintaine d full service building. (Comer Westcliff Or. & Irvine. Newport Beach ). 800 sq. (\ . Call Melissa 00·6101 COSTA MESA. ORANGE COAST F INANCIA L CENTER. 2M5 Mesa Verde Dr E. J6. S295 mo. inclds Recep· llOOJSt. See 9-S or ca II 9157·1"14. J .E. Dunger Attorney 675 sq fl tn preslrgious F as h ion Is land wilh ocean view Sl.30 pr I\. 644-9990 , )l ;aa™'"'' For renl. $125. lmmed. pos session. Plenty of pa rk ing Do wntown Cost a Mesa. Roy McCcrdle, Rttr. 548-7729 Pnme lrVUlc Area. 3 of- ············•·······•·· IOOffHG \II ·r y!*-', rcpo1r:., in ~u li.l 1u 11 , free l'~llt11natt:J1 C.:1$11 lfo b ~ 11100 HAUTYSALO_.. i'r11nl' I..()(·, ta•· r:hentcle . b~uuttfully appointed l!l&U99tl t:rcat oppurtum\y for sn meune oot reqwn1111: 1m mt.'d mrorne 1-'ilm <;o 'l'~k 1ng aggressive, career-minded , person whu des1.res a stimulat 1ng pos1l1on as a prom sharing c1ssoc with a highly proC1table ruture 714-957 ·0282. ln•estment Opportt1nity 50 I 5 ....•.......•.......... •INVESTORS• Rental wtlLS tor less than lOxGross. Low or no negal ive cash now with l uw d o w n L td partnerships avail also. Call J ohn Ap g ar al ~~7 or 646-0783 Agt Monty to Loan 5025 •.•.•.•................ /NEED /MONEY • CRB>ITHO NOILEM 2nd & ltd TD loans 978.653' /855-' 145 Arranged by Coast HoMt loans A Mortgage Broker HOMEOWNERS OM Day ADoralMll Use your equil y for bills. home a dditions , vaca· tlons, etc. Any amount. any reason. Credit or job not necessary. Compar e our cost s. 24 hrs . & weekends. 644-192J,t46-5567 • HOMIOWHBS • SI0,000 TO SI00.000 ForAltyl.-- Lo&ns Secured By A Combination of Re al and Persorull Property Cal ChllCk or J•ce 24 hrs 7 days 957-5123 AMERICAN WAY MORTGAGE CO. YOUC.AHIE SUUWITHA BANK . 7nd ID's R~UcB> RA TES s-tiell)O ... 7 14-132-5200 Ask for Linda f1ynn or Karen Linn CoshforT.D't. An\\' r1 can Ml 11 Hk r ~4141 ~emenb/ '~'/ lost&FcMM ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• (;ol~!e 1-'ark CM 631:_1753 t,OST Samoyed l wht J, l''ecn, "Wolf". II B. areu 9 /2 1110 . R E W A R D ' 846·io69. Lost :• Sml Fem. Bm/Blk Tabby, approx 3 yrs1 vie. 20lht RaymOnd. CM. Dys 642·2100, eves 645-0848 Lost. Germ.Shep male. Brwri, blk & tan CM /NB araa. "Bubba .. 63l·Ol30 • 972-1131 . MASSAGESlOWJAD M YSTlC MASSAGE 5.S6 4656 Sant a /\na PEO f'L i-:·s_ ANONYMOUS. Get o ve r yo u r ex husband once and for all Anyone 8ddil'ted to, or o b se!lsed w it h a "Per son ". 101n us 54().7507 Now You Can Sell More !Ast Yorkshire Terner DIAMOND WANT EU 1'1 "Puddin~" Gold ra cl'. lo t carat PIP S40 0208 blk & silver 963·3339 bfr 11. aft 5 "Ith U1t ll} P iiot t>t-,,~· Pl ~('ll E R \OS Still ~nl) :-2 :i lllll'' rur 2 d,11, u11h -.1 '' dt1\. :II!• ,1 lin1• \11\l'lll't' on t• 111' m111" 1tt•111., \',1lu1•d, u p I o :-100 F111·h •• .Id 1111111.11 \111 1• I ~ 11111\ '"'' 1111 th1· 11111 d 11 I ' ..; II I I \ I) II • u rnni1·r1 1.ol .1tb ,111 11 \\ i•tl I h,lf ~l' '1'11111 l'l'llll' 1•11w tw1 \ ii 11 I LI' I' \ II U I IL111k \m1·111·.1nl \,,,I Ill \l .... t1•1 t'.t1 II h1t mvrt 1111111 m .1111m ,J11\J lt1 111.11 I' )UUf J tl 1 o1ll 642·5678 TV COMMERCIALS Lost. Buster Brown Tab· by cat Chubby & veryo f n e nd ly Vic . Wi lson Park. C M Please call 548 0296 -------Lost· Sleek black ·kitten. 3 mo old, gold eyes, little boy h ea rtbr o k e n ! 631 1164. LOST. Afghan Houn d a nswers lo Raja, all blond, shaved ankles. .£~ any~me 536-4~ SCRAM-las ANSWERS Trudge -Sixty Basic Faulty TAXES I can't bu.y gold. All m y money 1s tied uµ 1n TAXES FOUND: 8 k1ttens E. Bluff Area 730-0268 FOUND: Kitten, 9 16180 Goldenwest & palm Wht w bwn patches 964-452:6 F ound S m a ll whtt e female dog. w /collar Vic Gis le r sch oo l 96J.llB6. CBackground People t A Ho lly wood Ca s ling Service is looking for re Found Colden Retriever liable dependable peo· Nr. Talbert /Edwards. pie, all ages for Soap. H B Reddis h M ale Super Market. Sporting 842·2811. Good s, Soll Drink & ------- Perfume Commercials . Fowad. Gennan Shepherd Ourpresent clients have puppy . 7mo . Call : appeared in such com-962-8405. Ellis/Newland. mercials as Coca Cola. ---------- R a d lo Shac k . F o rd Found. Terrier mix, blk. Motors &Oatsun. male Retri ever m ix, Complete list available female. Wire -haired Te r · Fee maybe required 1f r ier mix. blk. male . accepted. Labrador blk. male . Byappl.only. Newport Beach Animal 2l3 482,5701 Zl3 465-4493. Shelter, 644·3656. Lott & Fo.d 5300 -F-oun-d.-'-Drlt-. -g-ra_y_pood--1-e •••••••••••••• ••• •• • •• • mix. Female. FOUND ADS ARE FIEE Call: 642·567' 894-4987 Found. Onnge Tabby k it- ten Nr. Wilson Pa rk. C.M 548-0296. F o und · G e r m an Shorthair female, call & idenl. 557-9397. Found: Dark blueish gray female cal with kittens. 9n , vie Wilson & Stale, C.M. 645-3585. Lost or Found a pel? Call Animal Assis t a n ce League 537-2273, no ree. F ound : Male Germ an She phe rd, can't loca te LOST: Mixed She pherd owner. Needs new home. WTTHESS to collision al Fa1r v1ew & Fair Ave i\ug 25 Red Mus ta n g hi t Ye llow Toyota Pl e ase c all 642-4979 INTERPLAY ESCORTS Outcall Any Location MIC. VI SA. NOW HIRING 972r 1238 Ove rweighl lbs. in6 wks dr ugs . no 673-0111 lose 17 25 No shots. no t o nl rarl s •MISTYS• BLONDES ONLY •OUTCAU .• 953 261.J Penond Ser•ius 5360 ...............••.•.•.. FREE PrecJl'ClftCY Tntinq ABORTION •G~ IAslffpl or Local Alwshslo •low Ftt Includes Lab Tests. Counselinq. Sunpry, Medications CMdP~ .. Opbam • Counsellng & Refer· nil •Medi-Cal & IMUrClltCe Accep~d. • Coftfld•ntlol & Penonal Ccn. lllTM COMTilOL STatUliTIOM For iRfw wwwtlw or i• mediate appointmltnt. c~: CAUFOR ... IA PREGNANCY C°""S8..IMG SYVICE.IHC. Are.ARE NEWPORT IEACH 752-0053 SANTAANA 972-3104 Hablamo1 Espanol _ Es·~:i! • •••••••••••••••••••••• P y r e n ess . T an I G ry Please call 496-0130. Male. Cliff'haven area. ---------Help W..ted 7100 675-0l80 Found: small mother dog ••••••••••••••••••••••• & pup. Vi c Indianapolis Accounts Payable/Book-i---------*' & ~wland, H.B. Ca ll lo ~1~ 14enl. 963-2963. . Mesa oe~efoper~ orfl ce. Allsemblers Leadin g O.C. ele<.1.ronics manufactunng company has lhe rollowmg r e· qwrernents: A1Mtnblet /Solder.r Musl have I year solder· 111g expenence. Will be required tu solder hook. tur rl!t terminals. wire solder & louoh up PCB's. Apply at . Master S,.Ciaffies 1640 Monrovia. C.M 642-24Z7 E.0 E. ASSEMBLERS We wiH lra1 n Ap p ly 7A M . MadGregor Yachts, 1631 Plac~nua. Costa Mesa Ass1slant. general omce, PR firm , Npt Bch. In· teresllng ch ver s ih ed· typing, s ml congenial of· rice. 752·19_11 ____ _ Automotive INSTALLER We have an immediate opening for a person to , install tires. batteries and other accessories in our Fulle rton Store T his IS truly an exceptional op.portunrly We offer goud pay a'rld a Cast, friendly workin g e n· v1ronment For m ore m- format1on please apply 1n person ilt PEP BOYS 1530 S. Hal bcM II. ~Ca. Equal Opportunity Employer BABYS ITT E R f o r 2 children, l &·3. Malure 40 or older, 7 :J0.4, It. hskpg. 536-4537 Babys1ller, res p person $30 wk, l o watch 2 grade school children. 2. 30·6. College Pk. afl 6. 540-7576 BABYSITTER needed, my home, 14 mo. boy. 640-1330 Babysitter .wanted. Our ho m e Brookhurs t /· Adams. 2 children. Mon· F'rl Need very responsi· b l e a d u lt O wn lra n s p oc t a t io n . R e f e r e n ces. Ca ll 968-'S7 ------- BABYSfTTER · M y home. 42 & Balboa a rea. NB for 8 yr old boy. 2:30 lo 5 ·30 w k dys . D y 642 -0063 , e v /w k n d b'13-351_1 ------ BABYSITTER my home. 2'<'1 dys wk Cor l yr old girl. Lt hsekeeping. H.B. 963-9377 BABYSITTER for infant. downto wn HB are a . S36-8l53 ~n1t'1itr OPPORTUMln knocks often when you use result-getting Daily Pilot Classirled Ads to reach the Orange Coasl market FOU'ND: Male Siamese Very busy desk ~SO t~ t . H 1 •. Bo lsa st art Ask ror T e ri Phone 642-5678 ca . vie e1 "' 97~3376 Ch ica , H B. 840 -1548 eves. 537-2273 dys. Ac counts Re ceiv a ble C le rk. M u s t h uve General Accounting exp F oT inte r v iew call 7S2·0788Jack Walder fices & Recepuon a rea. ___ _ Acct.s Payable Busy con tract or needs s harp, energetic person to han die A /P + mis c ofc duties. will tram rlghl person Computer exp Tetler Trainee Major Thrift" Loan AS· soc1auon has an entry level opening with op portumty for advance· menl. Bank or financE expenence helpruJ. TyPf al lenst 35wpm Salary commensurate w/exper Li beral benefits. Ca II Mr Mu ngon , Western Thnft & Loan. 645·3153. EOE. complete delx rum 1700 •••••••••••••••••• .. sq rt I & w arehous e space <990 sq ru Call 751-0481 lusineu Rft'ltal 4450 •...•.•.•.....•........ For store & office space at rl'asonable rates. 500 to 2700 Sea Ft. MESAVE RDEb R PLAZA lS2S Mesa Verde E. C. M. 545-4123 DA.NA POINT 34210 Violet Lantern At DelPrado 1100' al 6()1' NB/CM. up to 4700 sq .rt. avail al prime com er. 17th & Nwpt B l v d . 675·6l!IOO C-rcld ........ 4475 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HEWPORT PL.AU!! Prime retail space, 1300 ft. $1170/m o. 1000 N. Bristol. N B. Patrick Tenore, Atit. 631-1266. .....tri~ ....... 4500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 0 0 0 0 ~~·1 'f'Dh imvel ii\ki~ you ~wa y hrort'\ yo().v phOfe? u se /IMwer At/ service wh en placing your ad ... a Daily Pilot ad 1NDUST RENT·Approx number will appear in your 12 \0 1400 sq ft. 30' per ft. m-5340 a d w e t a k e y o u r Found 6 cno. large m ale pup . Vic N e w port Shores. 642·3J62 5350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRE LAW student needs $25.000 Will do anything Legal. Confid e n t i a l DVM . P .O. Box 3242, N.B. 92663. M~SAGE Be pampered with a pe rso nal r e l a x ing massage by l2 of lhe pre· ttiesl girls in Southern Californi a . Jac u ui. sauna etc. Open lOam· 4am. 7 days a week. Vis- a/M.C. Atlantis Heatlh Spa, 2112 Harbor Blvd, Costa Mesa. ~3'&33 Br- ing this ad for your specia l gift. TOUCH A Cl.ASS ESCOITS 24 HRS. 752-0817 ·he lpful but nol nee. 548-5.541 CM Add i tio nal income needed'? If you·re over 21. c a ll 642-4300, l\d Answer #58, 24 hrs. per day. Aide housekeeper, live-in, Lag una Be 1ir: h r e · sidence. pr ivate co m munity. xlnl. w /cluldren, 3 & 4, all phases of housework. Must speak Engli!\h. non-smoker. top salary for right perso n. Call: 64(). 7404. from 8 to 5 Mon.-Fri Aides Harbor Day School is looking for 2 women lo be noon aides. I 11.4$·1, Mon-Fri). Salary SB per COVER GIRL day. P lease c all Bill * OUTCALL * Jones: ~1410. ~ MCNlSA Aides. ,\ctlve retirement, ~ shifts, N.B. Ask for Mrs. Swanson. 631-SMS. Ava.ii. Sept. L6lh on yrly m e 5 S a g e S 2 4 h 0 U r S a Professional Therapeutic lease. l6S2sq. fl.shop or d YOU calf in at your massage.Uc'd.N8Appl AIDE-Work w /h an· storage space. 28' /Sq. n.. a y . . . only, Steve $48-.2817 dicapped adults. Must be Pay own electric. 1634 convenience during Offlce strong, willing lo assist O h rn a wa y . c . M . hours and get the responses FIRST I .. "Y in tasks such as toileting M2·292S,or832-t»lS. to your ad ... this service ~ feeding, gen. cleanup. •cort • ......._ Xlnl. vacation le In· For rent: storage SP.ace. ,·s only $10 per week. For • ·~--. SW'ance benefits. United M-1lol.25'wide, 130 long. ,.._ • .,-~ 6' high chain link fence. more information and t o * 97Z.IJ45 * Cerebral Palsy Assoc .. Guard dog. 0)0/mo. Call place your ad ca II 642-5678. MC •VlaaAccepted SanlaAna, 54&-~160 847·2203. AM'""-J Senlc• Stot op 4SSO ,.-..........,.. PreMnL otnce, N.B. P · ------- Oankmg S&L TB.lEttS f\Jllerton S&L has full and p/lrme teJler posi· lions &l our Fountain Valley, Newport Beach & Huntington Beach o f· fices. Expr. pref. but will train. Typing req . 30 wpm. For further info and for interview a p p l. call 7141871·"244. E .O.E . Banking COINfttrcial Tetlet" Cashiering e xperience would be desirable. United California Bank 19945 Beach Blvd. Huntington Be.ach 960-6575 E.O.E. Banking c-rcWTeltt- Cashiering uperience would be helpru1. United California Bank 309MainSt. Huntington Beac h 536-MU E.O.E. Banking loollllu,.r /Ce..il Pre vious Banking ex- perience would be helpful1 but wUl train. Unitea California Bao.k 2750West Coast Hwy Newport Buch 631-.3200 E.O.E . •••• ••• •••••• ••••••• •• • _.. • P8rie:nC9 f1T wtll trall'I. M Stora1e Oarages for renl OPMIWPOIT •1M,,nllbt.t.631·~11. Tho fastest draw In the on Balboa Penhmala ISCOITS WANT ACTION? West ... a Dally Pilot neltl to ft'un Zone IOWx 752>-Cluslff!d Adi IG-M'JI ClUllfied Ad, M2·M18. ~~·~32943,673'3930. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ltl::~===========1~~~~;;;;;=~L:========::::=== -· 'l 0 -')t. '( PILO'T DISION COUNSELING to the publir • bide tradu . proftu1on11l 1etr et1 anal) 1• m Uq\lti, l!iO hr t ' hr min) S.•I Rc-h 121J1 91-0S?l Don ~ ••••••·•·•·········•··· l>ri"•••~·.,ark•nc hn • Repairt•SC"• lr o11 I in• SllS Arphialt .. , •llll l.ir 'd ............ •••••·•··••······•····· VM ' Aftf'r Sc-houl l'ru v-am lour r b1IJ nm 1n IP'~• l lbru • "v" lh.N Fri l'rall$p.1rt'4thm prov1d~I ~Ml> le..ey ... ~., .•...•.....•........... BABYSl'ITlNU Ill) homt• IUD<'M 6 'llill'lu uwl iJ Fenced ) d t)C,' \ 1 rµur1 Atta ~ OOlll6 ~ ~ ....... •••..•...•.••.•.•...... KA!rnOdtl & Roum \ll!ll uom i-:xµ'J . Xlnl tt.·r ~ Call Oo~ 63 l 056.1 CRF..\TI\'£ ENV1RONMF.NTS ~ons\run1un. St a1th'1I Class. Rem>dels. Sp•:. 496 3728 AJI typa ren~llna. n.i pa.Ira, etc ~ aen.ir• \Jon. 17 yn. In aru IH d Palumbu t.'oiul Ill• <'•r~nln in t ":at . <11n.) l l l i! )Ob l all M t lL l" &U 'JYO c..,.. Ser.tee ··•·••••··•··•··•·•·•·· Sham1._1 • ''"""' c Le-an t'ulor b"1thtrnl't w>hl 1 ~ Iii mm bll •H h 1 'l<'•n II\, c.hn t nl ht1ll JJ~ ,, • tc "" f7 $0 m u< h Jltt c·hr S'I fiuar l'llm 1"1 ... tor l )It t•'P•lr \~ 'r' ,., 1•r nu ... urli. "" ~ .. 11 u .. r, \.11 llllll w c .. ,. l .• ,, •. l l , .... , •. ,, I ~.-..1m 1 lt•1111 ~ uvhol" Work ltlhll I 1 ui k rra1unt \U\11 6-&!i .l? l t> \K l ~ l N I' ~ T !\lo.fl\ ll " I 11~1 "II.it w n r 1•1111 "' •h-..1111 l'lt11111111g .ilso uv hu l :>('p Ill)! l)r 1101(1• t•u unl) Ill'" 1 .. 111 .UI) II mt' cl. II t>&-i, I u r p I' l K ~ 11 .i 1 r ' lt1•,.tretc-t11nl( Hubblel> -CftMnt /CORC~ c:ar,.... I ••.•.•••.••••••••.•...• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cement work of all kmd:. CUSTOM INTERIOR Pataos s1dewalkb hn 1·k CARPENTRY work Freee~\ $56 IY157 By Jay 642-8809 OaJe W Ptulh"". pal1Ql>, Custom Ho me Repai r foundat ion:., & blol'k l n l f E x l C H A R 542-Z162 RENOVATING 545.3749 ~~~ ..... 1 ~~.~.1 ............ . (.\11tom ('"m..nt Work. 'J tU'(lffUI\ •• htndll<'MPlti&, pat11'' 11 1d t<w1al lu1 ti maJor yard cleanupa. drtve wa H•. I 1r 'd .a. lr.t t rimnllnll • r • Jkmdt'd837 31618 ~3 ti rnoval Frf't' f!lllmall!s, RlJ.K.."K t 'l>Nt'H .. :n : l"'t~ 1'"1tma11..,, twll lUI c...,.., ... ...•....•...••.....•.•. Roo m a!tdtllo n". r" m o tJ" I p I 11 n H t' u r I( 1· """'" " !'t1111 I II '•l ~1 ~:ti °°'',. .... ..•.....•......•....... l"n1Wf'm PUPV\ or-lJu~' t~lo l\'tur ~p,.n all~a. R t'.,. at 11 &. I' r .. I '!I I' Mt'tho<l lllu l 'l\ulLt· (\1ll11r l'••'flrotm In lh • hunk tr.11n1"" ~I '1!1!111 Bednut ..••••••.••.•....•..... I-1.1-~L ,...IUl'I Al'I f •n 1 .. d 1111hl ftt't' rslmut ll' 1111 hu 1w •>r '""'" Jl•OI> I Jr •:t.n~ fil:t 11359 F....cl.MJ .•....•........•.•••.•• 0 J vl\ T~ 1 ntnmmg & Toppi.Ilg 24 hr emergen cy swrm serv11'e Cl~an up & huuhog f'rcl• est ~3355 Cle• •/HoutittcJ l...a wn Se r v i c e , Landscape Free Esl 6(2 9907 rrlhtblt' " inul)l'IUllV•' 7)2 134t l'.•11 OanJnl!r. ronw y11rd llllllOI, 1'11.'llllUP llr l rt't" tnmnuo1 l'"rtt ~t l'ele" Ml 1'*6 G, ... ,....s.olcet ••..•••.....••••....... ttuiiUlnt tlwlth!t!I, 11 \UU uw11 .. 11"rv1ce bu."1111"!\!i Ohl 1lu 11•Jt hiavc • >It.kb ~t "4rf 1•1all Ulll A lll i -'l WO JK:ll Wt' wall prm ufo )llU "-llh ('IA,'lt.ortWn. llU UP 11"1101 I l\!Lrl(~ BUHOGllU Will C:n1C't1ry :ihop. buy ll!lft,_, ~t!.llJJ, t!ll' LISI IS 1·ndlc!lllll 1 960 4702.~ 9'l77 H•itr-• .......•••.........•..• Home 11n1.1rvtiflll'nl. ~yrs ex~ l"l!ncmg ~pen Ila bk !>3 l -l264 l' J 1 "t: 1H n m c1 ~ u n r > nd1ng plumbing Floor 1011 . S tucro & ll lt' Utywall & more J B 1;46-9990 Hvme & Aµl. Repair Ser Jo'r1.-e F&umates 6-12.fl983 C11rpt:11try . m asonr y. roofing, ceramic till', drywull. 499.4969 Ray ..... ..., ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. All arowid h1ulin1 1 'f trurk. Ji'reeest ~-- llau1 11\0ve clnn up Con l'rclc removal Dump truc k . qui ck 11erv 1~'16311 th 111111 I ' .......•..... . ... , .... ~Ible UCI Medlul 1t11dent with lllnt ref w<>Wd like to houaeslt. Rk h: 11•.-.7300. anta REAU.YCLEAN HOUsE? Call Glnsbam Olrl. Free nt. MS-SW ltaullng SlO a load. no con· Houaecleanlnc + plus <·f't!te Call Oav\d what! CaJI Suds ·n Stuer 545 8!M6 for detail.t M2-0l84 a V o u n & M e n Speedy, efficient, deptn· W 1 rt'ltPoru11b111\ies have dab le, indi vldua I bas '•'f i\WO Truck Yard & lowest rates own sup- Trt"t." 1t1.1a l11t equap Can piles, bonded w /itlnt du an y t h an g ! c •I I refs. Freeesl. 675-5121 M1~20 ____ Ha•..Wltlug HAlJl.lNG &CLEANlNG ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tree lnm .. painting Responalble UC I Medical or ' Ray 964-4276 student with xlnt ref ----would like lo boulesit HJtullng It cleanup Jobs at Rich: 114~7300. ........ ,.."!:'! ••••••••••••••••• • •••• Prl'DS PAJNTINO Expr'd. Reas Ratea. Free Eat. Call Gene 55Z.oe.5I F\ne eat/int paintinc by Richard Sinor. St. Ur , im. Try me ~. at hn Paintinl • Paperin1 Prof. work. FrHHl. Ranbl. Steve. 541_..l Paintin1. lo ratea. lmmed u r v, work/material C'*"W.n49or ... 5'14 l2 Yn exper, Nwpt/CdM area. I'm small, my prices are amall. m.e477 RDn , ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• BOlf!RT JONES PLUMBING Replpea, Remodel.I, ~. lie tllll41. .. ta-MJ THIPOmox :1157 Birch NB-OC Alrpt Avail DOW·lM hrs· 7 dya Meuaae • llkl service ~Z21T 4M-5801 .. ... .......... ._ .•......... Repair Ii Reroof. All typea-sbin1lu -rock· ahab.-compo-t.ar. Free eat. 541·5113D Flo. Aval!. • •••••••••••••••••••••• Ceramic ni.1ttatalled, te· modeled or new. Free u t l mat u . Wayn e : 841-0214. We need . work now. Showen. Baths, Entry Ways. Clean work· Tilt firs, brick work. BBQ, etc. Loweat bidder in town. Call all IPM tor est. :;>' ~:S ~Call for lltli41••~a"'•.,,r ••••••••••••••••••••••• A6APIFOICI PAINTING COll'P ANY 3 Generatioaa OI Paintinc Excellence 5SW101 ~ _m_S-aM_~~~~~ Hauling, yard clean-ups, handyman jobs. Jeff 64f>.M61 Brickwork, s m all jobs. All Types, repain, in· ,,.. ~ Newport, Coeta Mesa • lryjne. 67$.3175 eves. aulat l on, Fre e ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eatlmatea. Call Bob. TR E E D ES l G N : 548-07• -Ornamental prunina. Brick. stone, block work, tile nrs, concrete patios, RO B I N 'S H O U s E . wlk.s, driveways. Rers. Ho.Mc ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5-W W... Sc,11ll!turin4. loppina • ••••••••••••••••••••••• thinning, relXIOval. gen • •••••••••••••••••••••• CLEANlNG SERVICE Fr~estJobnlt§--LS83 Stucco 6 Plaster Patch, PROBLEllS·Need to for a thoroughly clean ------------1 no job too sm. quick • talk? Free coun11eling hse. 540-0iS7 BJock-Brick-Stone·stucco, clun6'M203, MS-4199 ABC HELP LI N E planters & repaln. Free 6'>2222. Prof fir wrk. tile, wood'. es\. 536-9806, 968-7486 lnl/ext textW"t!S, restuc-•-...·--------- parquet. slripping, wax ----------1 coa 6 patches. Free est . •- clean-up. 646-lMS Tree trimmin1. clean· ups, h auling mai n · tenance. Amie ~·8414 w..dow Cte •11 g ••••••••••••••••••••••• mg. buffing, steam. Cpt c1istom brick . s tone , Morns/eves645-5680 ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• uphol 751'8~1. 838.5543 block, concrete" stucco. ,. ... ._ "Let The Sunshine In" ---Refs. I')-ee est. :>49-9492 *' Ceramic lite services. Call Sunshine Window • RELI ABL E & EF ••••••••••••••••••••••• freeest.4t4·5ar7bfr 9AM FIC I E NT WO M EN Mo•Mg G. Gidley Plumber. oralUPllCbuclr. Cleaning,Ujt.~-8853 Guarantee Satisfaction! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Repair service, lnstaJla-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml Residential & sU>res. Car Call 963-'7237 Moving? The Starving lion. backllow certilk a· c:...lc Tie IMt. waxing. Quality work. College Student.s have tion6'2-913U New & remodeled, Free 842>544t,6'>'1'972 MAMA DEu.A'S grown. Lie. Tl24·436· Have somethinc you want est. Coot . U c. 1380312. Have somelh1ng 10 l>ell'! Want Ad Results 642-5678 L'lassified ad:. do 1l well Classified Ads 1>42·5678 Haulfng & Dump Jobs Ask for Randy :>49·4368 Housedearung Same goodserv. 641-MZ'T to sell? Classified ads do GamerTile~eo Sell things Cast wi1b Daily $25 a day ~-4051 642·5678 il well. 00-5618. Pilot Want Ads. Help W..ted -71 00 Http W...... 71 00 ............................................... Barm aid , )f /T . en · Bus Boy, lunches. apply tht&Saaslic EXcelle.nl op m person, Le B1anitz .. portunity. Call 64&9935 414 N. Newport Bl\ld , Beauty MAMCUaJST daniel 's salon 8'&5534 Beauty Cosmetician for plush Newport Salon. part or full time, license req·. 675-3920. ......, Opeo utor, LOCJ kh. Some follo wing pre fe r.red. Xlnl location Ask for owner 494·8251. IM ..... T~st Spanish U> fllglish Im mediate operung Some stat. & some P.O. Jn ternation a l Business Ser vice . 1 8 552 lhcArthur Bl.. U25, Irvine. 752·0161 E.O.E. BioloCY · Experienced R.l.A. Tech for large Mfg . in New por t 6'>211 t. ZaJr. BKKPR/Girl f'ri P/time Must be self motivated Matur e. re liab_._ xlnl working cond, casual I girl ofc. Dbl ledger bk kpg, payroll. cusl ser v. lite typing. hrs flex. sal commensurate w /exp & potential. NB642·7&44. Bookkeeper /Jr. Acct for rapidJy expanding finan· cial !irm in Fas hion bland. Exper. a must Dal ly input & gen'I ledger desU'. ·714.759.1515. BOOK.KEEPER P ll'i me Cor El Ra n c h ll o Restaurant, Costa Me\a. fns-6855 Uz Bookkeeper, full charge Thru T tB. Land invest ments. Multiple books NB area. Salary com· mens u ral e w /ex p . 642.3092. Hrs 8::JO.S. M-F. 1oouma -....;we.. Newport fleach invest. firm bas opening. per ex· pansion. To handle sales commissions . acclg functions. Computer knowledce a mu.st. Ex· per. maturity necessary. Call : 840-0123 645-6700. Business women 1n all aspects of the business world. secretaries (to speak foreign languages lf PoSS) exper reallors. exper in sailing. Availa· ble for. travel. lop pay. Please call (714 1894 9908 CAIWASH Cashiers wanted Npt Bch . mornings Santa An a 1Npt Oc h a r e a wknds. 644·4"400 CAR WASH HRP Full & part tame 18 &0ver METRO CAR WASH 2950 Harbor Bl, CM CASHIER Housewa res Sales, apply in person. Crown Hardware. 3107 East Coast Hwy, CdM. CASHIEll Expe.r'd. Hours Tues & Thurs 12·9. Sat 9:30-6, Sun. 9 5·30 Apply in person. Kerm Rl ma Hardware. 2.666 Harbor 81.,C.M. CASHl E R IHSEWAR E SALES: Apply in person Rion Hardware . lO?A lrv1 ne (W Cliff Plaza I N.B. CASHIER Recorder-No cash re g1ster. Be nefits Flne ladies a pparel store John Hogan, lll Fashion Island. N.B. 644-7100. CASHIER 11 AM ·2PM Mon-Fri Part·lime . , 9M-3'140 C~llEIS UTVTEM MARKETS For 2nd & 3rd Shifts f We promote lo manage- ment & supervision from within. WANT A CAREER? Call {714) 631 ·9'21 CHRISTMAS MONEY Enthu si a sti c IOOICSTORE Q.EllC Homemakers -earn to Full time opening in $2000 by Thanksgiving c I er Ir Po s i l io n 1 n demonstrating Toys &r bookstore specialiiing in Gifts. No deliveries . No technical at scientific collecting. Need a car. books . Prefer person Call 540-8330 collect lo with some exp. in worlt· see l.ine ing in a bookstore. Hrs. a.s Mon-Fri. Appl)' Mr. GIFTS 'NGAOO ETS Kanod, SCITECH Book Celebra ting our 30th C.enter. 17*>1 Main St .• _y_e_ar_! ·_' ------- _lrvine_·_._C_A_._S57_~ ____ Clerical IOOICSTOlllHaP Newp ort Beach in · Temporary. 3 wk period. surance company offers Sept 22 to Oct . 10. Poei· an entry-level position as tiom avail for cashiers " Billing Clerk. Light lYP· bookrunoers.Cashlering ing, good company e•pr h e lpful. Call benefits J7>,1thr. week. m.ca. Moo thru Fri HOO C a l l Laura : ror appt for interview. 833-M50. BroiJemwn, experienced Clerical only, Joeh Slocum's , Npt ~E Bch. 6'2-:im UC8'110MIST .•IUSIOYS• Heavy lyplnc. perma-nent position Entry · Eq>erienced f\Lll TU me, level ok. Newport Beach Part Time. Apply in locatioo.. Call Linda : perwon : Wed or Thun . 751.Q?l. 2·4pm . Gramm a'11---------- Houile, Bnat.ol at Redh\\I, CLJmCM. Costa Mesa/Newport Immediate pos ition Beach. avail. as Inventory Con· HOTICI l.rOl Poat.ln1 Clerk. E•· how Daily Pilot Clasa· per · he 1Pfu 1 • g d · lfled ads dl11play their ;to/flaures. ~!:.Mon·~t. messaies with legibllil>' ~. AJI. rn~ be~fils. and impact! Our ads. Wfl AoPl,y at. 17421 Daimler, are Pf'OQd to u y, realb' Jrvlne. So5l--05tO E.O.E . 1et r u ults . Pho n e Have eomtt.hl.nc to MU? IG-.5871. CIMaifted adl do It well. Hetp W..._. 7100 Help WCllOHd 7100 tWp W..ted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Q.aJCM. Immediate ()penmgs •Accounting Clerks •Clerk Typists •Secretary •Payroll •Bookkeepers Acca..t AbiltiH Personnel Servtces UO Quail, Sle200 N 8 Call Karen 96S-2770 Clertc Typist/General or- fice, wage negotia ble. lite typ ing , fili n g, phones. cont act w1t h public. lile housekeep- ing. gopher, transporta· lion desirable Cont act Bunk1. Tom or J ohn 673.1470. CLERK for ha rdware store. Exp. Gd. benelits. CaU Chuck at Laguna Beach Lumbe r Co .• ~or S4().8267 Co mpanion. Woman to live-in w1s a m e. Lite hsewrk. Must have car. 548·3366 Cornpanaon 1housekeept?r for elderly lady . live in. Cu1tod.Jal Need P!f work? (3·6pm, Mon-f'ri.) Call Harbor Day School. 64(}.1410 aslt for Bill Jones. DATA PROCF.SSJNG DATAOOIY OPWTOI bperi..ad -.. -utor~ ..... allilty to lley • to I 0.000 ,......_ Ex· celleat ••l•ry ••d e•yw•llM•fih .. AWf to: f'eru a 11 Office NATIONAL EDUCATION CORP. 44ooc_.0r. ..... ,.... ..... CAH660 Equal OpJ>Ortunily Employer M /F Dental Exp Dental Assistant , work 4 da)'ll get paid for 5. 00·01 12or644-0687. Dental Ortho, chair.1ide, must have exp. F ft'ime. Newpo rt Beac h a nd Costa Mesa. 54&5170. Designer /Drafts man Wanted To assist in mechanica l design & detailing ol high-performance laser s15tem. Small company needs a good aerospace· trained designer on a consulting basis. A baclt· ground in electro-<>ptics 1s desirable, as is lhe ability lo do electrical schematics & P.C. board layouts. Could develop into full-time position . Please send resume or contact Mr. Whltebook. Laalrmaon Electro · Optics, ~ Aviador, Sao Juan Capistrano. CA 912675. 714~ . room & board + sal. ----------Deckwortc persoo, exper. DOG SITTER in your home. Cororut del Mar area while owner works 8... Sweet . quiet, well trained small pet. Mrs B. CdM Elem Sch 7~3456 Refs. req 644-0526 Const ruction Co needs full time installer 546-8J06 Consists of remo val & SMAN/WOMAH replacement of plywood Experienced in wood Misc. repairs on decking. structure sbop drawing. Coating w /fibergla ss Good pay. Full or part mat & resin m.atenal. time. Interesting work. Xlnt pay U!22 Nice office. EOE. Please •COOK• call 645-648l. 8AM~PM BrealtCast cook . Full DELI Help. ature girl daily. time. Exper. pref, 1f not for Rothachil 's. 1---':...-------- w11l train. Apply io in person. 2407 DRIVER/DELIVERY person: Dick Church's Hwy, CdM person for equip rental Rest, 2fll8 Npt Bl. CM ---------store, ace 18 yn & good COOIC &p.ilt .............. ~tlkfat. 671-1663 bet. )..UM. COOKS Part lime nites. call Don, 641-0118 Cook wanted. F\JU or part lime. Fast foods. No ex· per. necessary. 955-'31168. Cook wanted, exp. Call for appolntmenl. 75HXM1 COOi wanted for active retire- me nt residence 2nd shift, 11:30AM to 8PM. Quantity cooking exper. req'd. Medical & dental be n e fit s . A pp l y : Newport ViUa, &42-5861 Deli very drivinl ~ req. Unit· 1be Regilter Newspaper ed Rent-AU. 6'>0780 has afte rnoon auto 1---------- routes a vailable in San DYMAMIC OPMHG Cle me nte area. E x· Exists for right person perience not necess ary. Seeking 2nd income. ln- but helpful Econom ica l. dlvidual must be self· depend able ca r 1s starter.&ambitious. necessary 5'50 profit per ,.,...... month. Call Mr. Emsley: lwb HI Mpt. 951·n11. Mt-8896 Delivery man for L.A escrow desk available for TI mes to homes in C. M. well.qualified escrow of. 3-6 am S37S."25/mo. + fi cer w /ind epe ndent bonus. Dependable ca r escrow company. Heavy needed. 546-4481 or experience in uchanges 964-49112. required. Beach loca· lion. Ellecut.ive escrow Delivery driver . Fem .. company.49'Z.6l6l. full time. Good driving record. Cost a Mes., Blueprint. lllM> Placen· lia. 5;48·5571 • Delivery & stock, full or pa.rt lime including Sat. & Sun. Xlnt. benefi\8. See ESCIOW SEC'Y COSMETICIAN Harold, 496 East 11th st. Orange Co. Pharmacy _C_M_. _______ _ Desire knowled1eable escrow secMary looking ror high office activity • ric h compensation . Diversified s uccessful pare nt compan y . P leas ant o ffice a t · moapbere & guaranteed with large vo lum e prestige C08metics and fragrance looking for 1st line cosmetician. Expr. in seWng. ordering a nd strict inventory control. Olfers good income and health benerlts. Send re· sume plus salary r e · quirements to Adn s . Dally Pilot, Box 1650. CM 921626. • COUNTER HELP M o n -Fri . S up e r Sandwich 545-4867 Counter help, p rr, 10..2, M o n ·Fr i 1 11.y 's Sandwich Shop. 64.2-0898. Court Director /Recep- llonlsl , friendly en· lhualaaUc female needed r rr. M\llt work iOmt eVetl • weekends. Call Sue, John Wayne Tennis Club, 644-t!llOO. lf you're in the market for a better car, be 1ure t.o checl tbe many alltee advertised for aaJe la CuaUied. Delivery men over 18 for top salary. Mr. Merage. L.A. Times to homes in 1_848_·2235 _______ _ NB Ii CM. S400-M50/mo 1--------+ b onus. 646-0637 , 646-5844. Dental Chairsi<*. Ortho Exp. Pref. Full or Part time. Xlnl Bene fit s . 642·2626 DENTAL ASSISTANT for La1una Niguel office. X-ray license required. M-Th, 496-4S>O. DENTAL Ofc. Mgr. Exp. ttq'd. Sa.1ary commen. W/abiUty. CHAIRSIDE. RDA, 4 days , r /Ume (Ou. hra. during ski season). ore: ~ 'lSIO, wtmd: 662-41185 Dental Office Oral Surpl')I A.llblant part Ume. Progressive, highly professional or. flee . Mus l be n eat , pleasant. willlnl lo leam and contribute. Fashion llla nd area. C all 781).1•. M , Mon. thna Fti. ESCROW SECRETARY Our beautlful Newport Buch office bas an Im· mediate opportunity ror an Eacrow Secmary. A minimwn ot 11.s montba escrow secretarial H · perience and typin1 of 50wpm are required . Tbis position olfen an excellent salary and out· st.anding benefits includ· \ng: •Profit aharin1 •Paid medkaJ/denlal Please conlart Jackie SUntedl al MW}ll for more WonmUon. PID8ITT ...... Sw••··· ........... An Equal OppC.y Emplyr , .) -.-. . . ~ --... -. ---.. ~-· w..-. 7100 MlfpW..... 7100 tw,W_... 7100 W.._. 7100 . ............................................. ············-··········· ...................... . General GU AUS Euc. s.cr.t..r $1 ,250 DOE. Lota of charm & skills. 80\IWpm t y p ing , s h o rthand UOwpm. Some pressure involved. Call Vicki ~. CoutaJ Person· nel Agency, 2790 Harbor 81 .. CM Full • part time. All L-... ~· lTnilorms fum'd. -A es 21 or over, mired Foa " eotne. No exper. nee. JOI I Appl y : Univers al Protection Service. l22IS openings W. 5th St .• Santa Ana. In· t.erview hrs: 9-12 & H , HOUSEKEEPER: Full time. 'J'ues.S.t. 7AM to 3:30. E.O. E. Bayview Manor, 350 W. Bay St. C.M.662-~. HOUSEKEEPER wanted for Male 50 in exchange for Rm etc board. IM0-4379 NEVER A FEE Exp· d Wait.fas Part Tune. 751-8T77 Female live-in compa - nion. Wtll share apt. Small salary. 548-2850. File Clerk for Orange Co unty Law Office. CNear S.C. Plaza). High School grad. Call Con- nie: 641·<rll7. ...... Offla Xlat. opportwalty for .. -9tart9'9. Immediate QPeGi"P for 1meral of. fice:iicellent futW'e. top pay , company benefits. Apply in We haYe for: . Secretaries Typists File Clerks Assemblers Word Processors Call today - work tomorrow. Never a Fee! . EOE M/F ~l''.'11111 N.B. ORG. pel"IOO:· 1 ................ . n.s.t.fed-v 11370 Pacific St. Fount.ain VaUcy. General <Xfice G1wc .. 0Mce Electronics firm seeks ~er • l1eoeral orfice ex SboWd have slroot AIH•lASSIST. 1.lte t~ fiUnc. Heavy . Client contact. You will become adlvely invol•ed. Santa ADii iocation. Call Diane, aMlOS communicatl ve sir ill•. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Esublish material re-..... _ ..... ____ _ llltUl quirem e nts. p la c e•• purchase order1, • follow-up. Pleasant workio1 cond. Call Vallor Electroniu : Retilt• iaday tor local temporary -•pcmnta. s.-.. General Office Part Time· Irvine Ad Aceacy needs help in-busy lledia Department. Approx. Shrs.tday. Good typinc &killa a mUlt! Call Pam 557.-S Cf\-Llr\: flMl'OtAIV 'lllSOHN(l SflM(:U m1000 J72J.,.. ser..t GBBM. fOllMAM ""!!!!!t!!lt!!!!a,.!!!!rt!!! .... !!!!!!!!!!!! Sm. mtsr. • dittribut.or = aeeb 1eo. foreman over •bock abeorben fl Ult kita. Medical fl dental beaeUts, 1alary open. Coalact: J. Dull, Mickey 11-ompson Products, Inc. 1970 Placentia. Cll / 6'>3111. EOE GENEAALOFnCE One 1irl office fo r marine coaatructlon compa a y . Self moUvator, all...,_ of oftke work. Pee board 1y1tem, experience helpful. 910mo. ~lUO General Office R.espooaib&e, fl"Of't office --------appearance, 1d phone GeDeral Olftce per.onality essential, quick learner, approx 80·'5wpm. accurate. Newport Beach location. '100/mo. Call 758-0313. General ' ...... ..,ca. .. '::~ardt, Must have at~ lyr. uper. part time 6 full time. Men'a apa aUendanta, part time, mmt be avail. wlmda. Racqllet Club C1ertt. part Ume, must have eowpm =~ full Ume. muat be avail. wlmda. Pleaae call for appt. 845-7358. Mon .· Fri. 1:3'». IMS&ll•MCI •Cl .. nPIST• Excellent .:rJfrtualt)' f:it= in Im= Claima. Good lYPiDI and olflce 1killa req&ilred. Competjtive salary, full beaelit. packa1e. plu advancement op · potlullit.lel. For more information coatact: 11111 ...... ' .. 714·111-1414 .... zot II ' m 1C UFJ .. .......... 1111...-. OI e 11. Ce tH61 F.qual Opportunity Eq.loJ• llAlD·Fri. Kairdresaer ~lie. as· aistant. Studio Five . ~ Haira\y list • ..... ...,cw.1. ........ Ha.i.ntyu.t w /following. XJnt. worklnc co n d. ~.AM for Joyce. Hm11UST WITH llOU.OWINGi upt.o ,.,,. PreaU1loua Newport Se.km. Call: 11z.tnJ For a private. conftdent1a1 interview Hair Stylillt Sharp asaertive stylist wanted. Minimum 4 yrs ap in K.8. saloo. Coo· tact manacer tor In· tfrview. 963---0C8t. Health y F oo ds 8-taarant bu lmmed opelliD1 for ener1etlc person to aervice otc ca&eriq. Easy bn. 9Alll· lPlll. Pun work. 1ood mooey. tilUllt have own c.ar. PleaM call 131-3470 Housekeeping, rm 6 board in exchance for child care, hours nexl- ble. Salary ne1otiable ~or1:.SJ11 Kousekeeper, Uve out. esp • reliable. 5 d~ week, Encllsh speaking. Knowledce of cookina. Own transportation. Top pay. Pleaaant surround· ings . Perm anen t. 631-1133. IMPOIT ASST· fOl'small iroft.6 .steeJ.im· port firm in tr vine. Good awt'Y for bript, friend· \)' ambltbla pef'.90ll who baa an anal.)'Ucal mind 6 eQjoys worklq with pie: PoaiUon invorv: lypma, comput.er opera· Uon 6 ttiepbone contact. Prior import uper. not req'd but aood typing s k i lls • pleasant personality are esaen-tia.1. St.art a.round $1000. Contact Gree Scott at Transmark, 9157·5757 i.._.cas.c-y.. $1'0+DOE. Run com-~ cub drawer, type 40 wpm. Will train. Call Vicki, 540-8055. Coutal PenlCllUlel At•· cy, 27llO Harbor Bl. ~Cll 1 NEVERAl'E& HOSTIS$ Real Eatate tract. Bunt. I..._. 2 Beach. Mcm·P'ri., 10 lo 6, lmc, Siu ct .... ... hr.MMm S:UOO DOE. l.ootia1 Cot' ----------•mature stable person •HOSTISS• • b o c a n t a Ir e Experteoced. PUll time. rwpoaeibility. Typing eo pert time, split sbift. Ap-wpm, ahorthaDd 90 wpm. pjy in pilnOD: Wed. or Call Vicki, S40·6055, 'lburs. Mom, Gramma '• Coutal Penodnel A&en· Houle, Briatol at Red.bill, ~cy, 27llON~borA !!,;1..Cll Coat a llle1a /Newport r..'I' ,._ .. c.e. Beach. H __ O_S_T_E_S_S __ b_u_a -y tMST•U t elf breakfut. tel penooali· LOAM OMC• ty. ability to count Baokiac experience in chaqe. ref'1. Xl3 W. Cst collection • i.nstallinent HW'y, bef. 3Plll loana nttesaary. Xlnt. -....:...0.-------• salary • benenta. Apply Hat8 •lllst/ISS •PIH1alll11,1r Mn..fl"" I •Cls~llf We are o:::::.r reliable = u~elle~: peay '**1ts lntludln1 • free meal per abitt. App- 1,y in penon 9All·Nooa, Mon-Jl'rl .• Penoane1 MAIMOTTMOT& IOO Newport Ctr. Dr. Newpnrt Baacb Eqtl&l Opp Emplyr 111 /f' t!:.~ .. eq>. NCR GOO. APPlY t.o David McNell, ·Hotel Laglln&, 04· l Ul, Lal\ID9 Beach, Ca. pel'IClaDel director. ............. 121 N. "l:uclid Anaheim .. ..., E.O.E. lnltructor wanted, fiiure aalon. Will train well 1roomed. entbuaiaslic, mature woman for p rr position. eau 831-344'. lmurance AGENCY SERVIC E REP comm'l li.nesacct, handl· inl 7$"k omc:e, 25'il> field. UnderwriUn1. service. sales poUUoft. Car ex- pen1e . aalary. com- miMion. Min. 3 yn corn- m'I under. up. 'Hu lo have FllC llcenae. Acct• in Oruase Ir LA Counties. Top talary. EOE. Send resume to Insurance Aaeocy. P.O. Box 2520, N811181(1, Attn DB. _ .... _ ... _ ... __ 11an.rance Bkpr. ac· HOOS~EANERS \II> greuive LA firm movln1 • "--..Sm lo Oranp Co. s milUoo + lo per ·...,.. volume. CompUterbed. A ''9ctltl011• l111l11•H N1111e 1taee-11t nte41 """ Hie eo.y Ctetta .. ..... ..,,.,,....,...., a... Ofc. 111111 C!Cml.ndor __. lop aa\ary. Send resume aeedl alaatp, ..,...uc Kouaeeleaaen want.... lo: Ad No. 711, Daily ,._ to taaadle A/P + $ 4 • S I I b r • 0 • n PUol. PO Box ueo, Cotta wtllcll .. _ ........ """ '""""'---,...., ,.,. ............ Mery 0111r " '"•'• .,. cll911t09. c.-tole '""91 0.,,,,,...11, ., tft• DAILY •t&.OT far 111ter111a l1011 1 1141 ..... ..,, ...... ~1 ..... I mlac. ofe du\in, wlll Trauport.UOO. Happy 1_M_•_a..:...' C..:...A_-..;....;.'1 ___ _ tnia rt_..,._. Com· ....,.....,,.. M5-t1SI. MM•AMCI P'Ur.:&.tT .,_. aot llOUSIXLIEANINO. °"" SAL&S BEPrtralneH n«. tnmpantdoe. M-•/IU'. needed for Newport elOOI• ..;.m.....:..:....n=01..;.._ ______ 1 Beach • H.rroun~=·ln l\all tta.. lloa.•l'rt. W . K O U 8 E It E I P E R ..... 8tart....., '° lame ....... w111111. P/Uma. Allfl.11 lo JPM. Pl" wtl w/lp mulU ne C.Uorc:cia.ID.11111 .. C.~ 87 Tiiie Sea lnauraace company . DI'., C.11. •al·-· ~ l9J.I Del~-. 10mo. EO&. Want Ad Help? ..,_ 0-. PL,_... Sell hUe lteau IQ..5"11 ' ......... tw,w..w ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7100 ~~~ ..... ~!~.~ ..... ~~-.... ~!~.~ '~~~·~-~ ..... ~!!~ H.lpW..t..t ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7100 H.elpW .. ted 7100 ruesd1v. Septernber 9 1980 DAILY PILOf 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sales Womun Apparel Help W_.ed 7100 tMtp W.ted 7100 ta.IW"411\Ct' .... pen.on~ Ii~ 1111 41frwrh'"r for r1 p1dlv •to11t1n1 lnc1t'Pi'ndl"nt •a ent A'1vsnr emt'nl btondtts, n l•n 11111•11 c.u-.. •ll JANITORJAl. · JANITORS Or&nire C:uuttt' a "~"' l' 1 dtc1tlersh1~1 n.>qW.r<'• {' Pt-r lenc ed 1•11H t u1' w .. ·re uUt'l11\I( \ n .:X<"'•ll1•nl \\ ur I. m11 F.nv1ronfUl•nt ll Ml M 1Uur l"'1wf11 ... SOUTH COAST DOOM 2'tlll lh1rhur Oh 1I t'OS'i'i\ l\H:S \ CALL 540.0))0 OR S40.9100 "'tll'lll'll hdlJ "'.1111 •,I Ill ll'11m ltW 111 t'i>it• ..i11 .. 11 Woi kin..: huut i. .'11\\t II• 9 30AM Lu11 ' l\1tdh'f1 3(177 So llurla.ir HI\ II " \ Qill 971H1747 for .!p11t Kc11.t1t•I Altt•ll<l.ull ,\: l:,•11 lfospllal 1n.11111 .. 1a.111\t Wc 1'k n11:h h J111I 111 wkmJJ. -t~t I071l LIGAL SECRETARY M1cbin111t tr1&1J1ee Pr~for some a bop exiwn .. nt·e for i mall m a nuf1rtu11n1t nnn in lrYlnf' C.11 R1l"Y for llPPI 979 GMO . M1t l ntena n r " M •11 111-lpt'r l'an. tllDt' lur \111 \'Ull\l)lt>\ ID (' M Rt•l1n•l.I UI ~U ~:ia73 Maml•·nann· t 0 1 \111 \\)fUJlh•\ In l O"'" 'h .. ('11 11 Hll ~'\Sh I' rum l2 1l'M .\tun.1.:<'r Ir .i111t~· lo 1111 tht: 11r1 1111n.i l11h1111 '' ~I ~I '41. h·lld lU:...'t, RECEIVING CLEll AT ·I.AH IR Pe•llleoa hl•4, H••,orl IHdt ltet • ...... ta th ~9Cfl• .... o.,.rt ........ l :)o.s:1o, Mo. tt.rott9lil Frtct.y rt.01• Cal 644·5070 Wnt&doy' A~~ K• lfCEf"TIOHIST H1 .. 1I 1·i.t.11t· 1•'P""""' c hll II I ..... 1111( M l' cl II' u I II F I 'om v.in) rn ~r 0 4 ' \1rp11r1 ~1011h.111tl )IHI -...I<•" "1"'11 ( .tll \ 11 kc .... U2\ll HCEl"TIOHI ST .. •\M'I helr1tul Lilt' l \I' <Iii.' & It ~UI\' 14111 k ~I 111 111 ht·1wf1l~ lllCorrrwl ot 1111 <\I t\tll \11Uw.1 fl 'I \ \1 ~~ • .M.lO ftM ~I' J lllNl:O. I Wn ·k +"11tb 11111> Y<11·h1 :.all'' ,11 h1°v I 11111 \ 111.ti.:t• '111~1 I ' Pl' Iii h1 ~ 1111J "" I\ h 11ul.Jlt1· 1>"7j Hl ll Rt'.llUI Sitlt•ll lnun .. <llatc Sulus po11I l1110 o pe n for n 1rl!t'r onenlt'd prorllon Mule or 1-'<·mul"' l'url llmc & m u "t ht• 1&va1 l11 h lc- •nytin~ I'h.•U!>C apply in I 1H·rsu11 Smarty I' ,1nt:. 2407 So llrlstol S /\ RETAIL SALES S11l 11r~. 1'001m1~<1 1011, ht'nt'(ll, 1-:,d u,tvt• l~tle 1· 11pv11re l 'tor r Juhn llo~tm. 111 fo'u1Jh1on bl111lcJ. N 11 1)..11 7100 RfTAJL SAUS ~s focnhi0tt Isl. Sd lt111t. "-'111 M ~r & J d thlwnal '<•lt·i. 'll a rt ~ 1 ''"h1t•r \fo~l 11(' Ca<1h111n m1nct.'ft " cl\ l)CI' & refs SJ\ar ) ,•111nmt.!l\~u r1tll' "' t''<IJt'r ~1 ;n}2.') U\Wtl K 110011 \-.k for ~1 .iO \nn ltuuh11g ~:.'>\lfrut lur want \'I\ mu.st ~ l'~P 1n nev. 1·on'll 1 ucllon hhwµr1111 tJkt· uff"> & ~asunn~ 111l'lhO<ls t.:u II Lt•c Hoof 1111-: Co 642 1222 Sol•sman Wanted 642.3260 experience M•lure , ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• friendly Stt•ad_r part SICllTA.RY Warehoust'person P /T , Limo S.S okay CM half Ad 11gency n«Cb aood noons Mon·Frt • s1zeshop ~l 6500. typii.t. recpt, lite book ' 546-6416 SCTR111'1C-keeping, AIR li'A/P, Iii· -- s:r • m11· all around helper WARIHOUSIMAH Uu1y ft investment Airpo rt loc11 t1 onN'B I ASSlt41LMS l(r o u p . O ro nae C:o Ca ll SM-1933 p•-•""-aaS Airport area N1t•1• of ·-•wKft fices Cull SuMlay or Secu.nty lmmt.'<l. need for 3.'i reo Mu11 anyt1rt1t· GAn GUARD 1>le 10 lrvin~area 9791WJ f or private co mmunity, CALL THOMAS ileltETARY /CHURCH L11guna Beai:h ~rt'li 641·1144 P/f. apply Moll l"n 11 3 ~otaung shift S4 ~/llr i:;m; M ft' t601 Margua1lc Avl' Ca ll Mon-fo'ri for a p p COM 644 0745 494·~71 • --• Service Sl auon Atte ncJ. ~l'l'rot11ry ~ss~st ant. to f\ill & part t llne Hourly fo'ma nd al Gen1u.~ Gen + comm Insurance & tie, J uy(uJ. Perfe<.'\1on1M vacation 673 332() Or.:ami: <.:ook 499·5fo83 --S ERVICE Stalw n atlend . SE<.:He'l'AR Y with 1.cgal Cull or part l11nc , <tpply 111 & collect1un cxpcr T} P person ~guna Chevron. tn~ & Pti<>nc work No 604 S t:st Hwy. l.a g s h 11 J'lha o11 Sa I a r Y , Bch. comm with t>xpcr <.;all Sally, fl:13 3332 SECRETARY Sewing machintio operator bette r womens wear, Hun tin gt o n U{'ac h ~1991 or 962 l 590 eves SJll PPING C L I::R K Tratnl'e OK. Sm <'om Woman to help with t>Slltte sale in {'XChange for clothin~ 557.9397 Work 10 N11,'e ~v1roo me nl of Dan:i l't llurbor al the Coff \'e Im µorlers" full or l'arl Time \1aturc. llehuole. S a I e:., S t Ol·k l' It• r k 493 7773 YACHT SALESMAN Broker sale:.. full t111W exp ner Tranl>j}J (' 645 cr.m ........ ········•············· lrvtne Ad AgenC")' l>eek ing sec'y/a ssistant t o bus) Media D1ret·t or Exp a +, Xlnl Skill.~ a Must ' Call Pa m 979 7000 pany. ~ood comna n) l.Al'"4Nrs 'benefits 612 9303 Ann. ••••••••••••••••• ••••• • 8005 ,. ....... •..•.•....•. ., ........ . SO lD EXEC DESK 30116(), S?~ I S· l.230, 613·2712 Lvly Jora ht...J w tsora & loveseal. lllmo:.t new SweeJ lsh din rm NCI, 8e11ut h utch w /t•11fft•l· & 2 cn<l lbbi Rei.s 0Hen1111· "ep 957 5747 Wa tcrb ed , S 1n1 mun s. complet l! 11111h11ffles & heater S37St be'>t o(r 846·5720 L.arge sect101111I, chairs. lamp, itlnl <"ond fo:ve:. & wkentJ:. 962 7602 i''ormal Uinmg, llm Table 6 chri. 2 ext 1rath\11111al Xlnt (.;ond. $500 SS I 2340 .... GARDEN FURNITURE Two hke·new nrowr1 & Jordan 11al 10 tou n~cs with unc· matr htnfo: l'ha1r i\11 for $160' Call 675 ~i orl>-12 0138 La wson couc h, ne w!) cov'd xlnt t'tlnd Furc~l grN•n $700 4Y7 416!1 eves ,lmmed 0~11111~ (m r<'w persoo w 115 ~ tq1111i.: n1e1"ur) •lr tnll~ ,. :>.IW• tw~ 1h1·tal)hum· , :! 'r' legal Olx uh ·-. ~ti M .1111t· Url•I n.111 J n1 .. t '' ulr11urnl1 I Jll I enio: .11 hurrlt' 1ir 111 RECEf'T.(SlC'Y 1.inl(u Red Ei.ta \I.' 1:. ,et>kllll( a n <""<llt'nenrctl rv('otpt1on.l!>t w ~lkasant. IJl'O(l'!>~IUnJI Jlllllldt•:. .ind µhorlt' .,kills to Join lht'lr ~ldH 111 the ~t:wport (\•11tCJ urfwe l'lea:>l' l'a ll vr "•n<l n•sunit• to • 11t-l .Juhn!<1111. 2123 S.111 J u<e 11 u I II 111 1 h H t.I ;-.: II 1a .1 70lll SALES C.:lerk wanted Aµ p ly in pe rson. Mesa \\•rde Pharmt1cy, 297 1 HarlJor Bl . C M SE<.:R l:.I ARY Must have good slulls. mcludmg SH o r s pe e dwr1t1n g Newport Bch develo p menl co. 752 IOI I Shoe l>ales, full lime with or w out e)tp . ur will tru1n Good co t>enef1b ,\pply in ~r..on 9am to I la m Mon lhru i''r1 Stan dard Shoel> 307i So Bn stul. C M WES'TM"INSTER J\BBEY ANTIQUF. Ml\LI , Daily UH. F'ri tt> 9 Closed Tue:.day 11751 Westminster A' c Om ltm Tbl & Ch111rs flJltan wnh gli!S:. top Like new. un~ ~. st>ll mg at $40!1 t'all 644 4727 Airpo rt .lrea -.JIJn ope u ~all R~1ha 1 ..i 752.7551 LEGAL SEC llETAH \' For Pl defen:.e fi rm I 2 yrs c1v1I htigat1on Goo<l typing & d iet a phon t' skill:. OC -Q1rµon arc<e 833 o.152 lA4Ja' Secretory Sl,200 to Sl .300 0 0 t-: '.\t a ture exper1enl'I~ Type 90 wpm. hea v) d1t• taphone. Wi ll cons 1dt>r som eone without ll'~<el background Call V1t·k1, ~. Coas tal Per~on nel Agen<')'. 2790 Har bc1r Bl .CM NEVER ;\ F EE-; LIQUOI STORE: Clerk Wanted al C-Oas l IM Liquor . La guna start $t/hr 494·23l3 Live in ho u:.eket'pt'r, m ature , T u:.lin a rea. ovm Br + Ba. 3 children. 544.0590 Busy R.E. loan serv1C"e de pt. needs expr person lo assist all phases of col· lection. Gd typ111g & phone man ners I. \ H E I I fo N \I l !) l"IT!o.lt:\ \ rlH ' \I i. 110"' 111 Or<illlot\' l ''um ' w,. J I I.' \O\\'f\ 11:..,., 1ni: tu hllc 30 l'XJ.._•r cJ df\1i.t:. •nth he.iv' .">t.milrnit .J JI µ01nt mt:nt d1t'ntlt• 1111• pa > t:omplt:lt: b,.n,.f11 parka11e lp:i 1d hullol11\:. \<ll'J llllU. ltt';.ilth lfi'>I W u r k l I 11 " t' I 11 home l'ho11i.e ,.1utl1<1 you prefl'r C<i 11 lur 1·11111 plt•lely cunf11.lt'nl1J I 111 1erv1e" Da~ ur t•\ c11111g 975 0404 ~or Sclles T raine-~ Earn S while learning T~ homt $:245 wk dur injl lra1mng. P 'I' or F 1T Call 497·30308·5 Mgmt Tra1nl.'t'S 1-:,H n while t.: learn s:ns ""ck I y w h 11 e l r a 1 n 1 ·• g l P 1t1me. F ti m e H 5 848 8237 -- Modeling. commerc1ab. films. extras Need nc" faces All ages I ) pc:. 714. 957 (]2(fj Model P 'T f1Umg, fo r swm wr mfg en Tustin Site 9 34C. 24 . '31 60 torso 838·31 lO NURSES AIDES 7 lO 3 & 3 to 11 Cert & trainees Mes a V!!rde Conv Hosp 661 Center St.CM NURSES AIDES Pref. exper. Cert. classes Xlnt fringe benefits avail. All s hifts avail T in hr day. 2 wks+l4 ex Xlnt. medical & dentals tra days o f f/y e a r benes freeaft prob App Immed. opening Please I) \445Supenor, NR caJI . Nr.nng, RN. P tf . 3·4 d a ys 760.6060 Mewport Eqillty ,_.,Inc. Newport Beach. Calif --.- LOT P ERSON full or part lime for car rental co. in Org. Cty. airport area Pls. call 557 Ol82 Sell thing.s fast with Daily per week C-Ountry Club C-Onv HOl)p. !>49·3061 Nursing RH F 'f. P tr. Must be dt' dicated lo good pa11ent care. Xlnl. ben ef & sal Apply 1445 Su perior. NB. Pilot Want Ads. Want Ad Help? 642 5678 THIS IS YOUR LIFE Ma nage it w ell at Carl's ,Jr. Y_,(r 1:11reer h lttl jus t lw~n. You w~1t it to bc profiteble -You w crnt it to make you happy. Carl's J r .. 11 division or Carl Ka r ch er Ent er- prises. t he lerjtelit pr ivately own ed. non-franch ised restourunt corp- o ration in tht> w esr. eon g ive you the o pportunity. Posi tio n s a r e available in the S\). Oritnge County area . We'll tra i n yo u t h or o ughly In Re8laurant Management through our cla ssr oom /in-st or l.' t raining pro gram. Confide nlly , y ou will emerl{e as a Resta urant Ma nager and will e njoy the foJlo winK benents: * Me dical. de ntal and life ins ura11<'e * 1 1000/month in trai11ing • $1300 Lo 2050/mon th f\8 Resta urant Manage r • P e rro r mance hf)nuse,; • Pront sharing * ff paid holiday!! • 2 w eeks va cation oner fir11t y e ar • Food discounl8 for yuu e nd y our e ntire family * Tuition aHistance Make l{Ood use of your MAN AGE- MENT CAREER. After all. yo u ca n only live o nce. so live it up with us at Carl'8 Jr. Ple ase c1tll for on Intervie w . Operations Dept. (714) 778·7145 1111 ,.,. 'I, l'I lidc du1·1 v1 W••k-. lo1lh11..: & ~ef\ 11(\· ll<'t"lll \1i1JlllX l;! hi" IJI "'lo. "11'1 II•· 1l1•pcnduhll .'!. 1l1·t._11I nrll'll l l.'t.I "' jlr\loU~ olfll'l' l'X I• llCl'l'~'>JI\ \ft ;'i l'M 1.11. 1'1!•1 l'.1r1 11rnr ph111w l)t'l '>l/11 '4 gcm•f ..ii 1111 '"mt' l} fl IOI( (;11od ll<J\ iJ, l)t'lleflh $.W 111111, I' \ll'I' l'I M Jo: work ror .,lU cJc111"' 111 hou..,1·"' I\ t'S hr., ·1 ;J1l H :w \1 1111 Thur !J :1 U :J :w S :i l I' a l I ~12 1034 Part Time MGilinq ()pl-rations No exp required Must Lie dependable & "' a1la hie ''" C"o l l N p t Bc h Fas h ion Is la nd arc•a 160·0501 f"ART TIME DRIVER I Sat & Sun Mornings to d eli v er Duel\ P ilot bW1dles lo carriers Re <ju1r es 'an ur lar ge wa~on and a J:ood dnv. 1ng r ecor d Pho n e 642 4321, ask fur Dlln W1l lcams Equa l o p porturuly Employer --- RECE.l'TIOMIS T With or ~1thout 1}11111~ ll\'t"<k d Top pa) T.-rn porary & full time Cal~ Tod Services a t ~1'79·016-t_..... R~M<'y. ~50 D6 E Tn11ni,: 00 1)5 wpm Som ,• d 1 c a t .1 µ h o n I.' <; 11 m l" shorthand Pm!tl.' & r1l'Jl appearance Ca ll V1,·k1 ~6055. Coastal Persun nel Ageni:y. :m10 llarhor Bl .CM NEVER A FEi': Restaurant :'ll e wp o r1 li e.il·h R e!>t aurant s t'rk:. energe tic JX'Ople tn fell full & part time po:.1 lions Cooks, Counter lle lp, Cashiers. !)eh.Workers. Dehven People <;all for ~~~ 851·~509 SALESCLERK f>rc:.llge drug stort.!. NB. f111l 1llme . perm Some w ends fkon eC11s. Mr Elwoorl, 675 0150 SALF.S C.:lerlt for rt'l:.111 marin~ hardware stor\• 'I B loc Pan t111w , ··~ per ncC" Call LSal boa Manne . 54!1 !liiil F: 0 E M fo' H S,\l.ES DES IGN ~'lair for deC"orattn.: hl'lpful Flexible hours ~ti ex pe r nee· Will t rn1n 499 1461 Salesgirl wanted part lime for plant ~tr>re Plant knov. le<ll-(l' helpful .;is 3392 10 6 S a lesgirl G 1rts hop Pharmae} P T I rv1111• 552 8414 SA L ES ll ll r dw a r c F lime pos en rl'lail hardware slore. No Sun dayi, or eves See Mike Johnson II W Wrig ht Co 126 Roche ster . CM Sales SECRETARY P lea sant, neat person w 11hune voice. good lYP· 1ng s kills. some book keeping. pa) roll ex pr $100-S9001mo to start l n- 1erv1ews by appl. only Call 646 144 1 Mon thru 1'r1 L.lovd 's Nursl!r) Scnetary t;eneral need~ g irl fr1d ay for lrv1nl.' ba.!>ed comva n) doing fund raisin~ ror {00lle,1:tt• a thletic de~L. T > µmi.:, shorthand. ri'lmg Flt'xl ble \\llh 1.'XP Need f,!t.I rer 7 st110 SECRETARY dm1n 1s tra1 1' c cre t ar~ skills X Int ~alary & ·beneftb ,\ppl) Pt•rsonnel Oirec'\or Herit lank 121N°tuc1id Anaheim 991 3860 EO E SECRET ARY ·LEGAL lm med operung m our lrv111e ore Civil pract1<·e w/2 S yrs exper & xlnt typing s kills Satar~ open. Call Pet 833·3622 -Garden Grove 5.'>4·111«):1 STUCK Clerk for ret ail!•--------• man ne hardw<ere ~tore Going out of Bus iness f'ull l1me,cxpe r n~t· Sale J anes AnttQUt'S Good l'O l'lt•nd1ts (all · . Balboa Manne s.l9·967l Zl21 E. Coast Hwy. Cd M F. 0 f. M F II 673 5752 SUPER SMART GIRL Fantai.t11: Antiq ue Pieces wanted. bnl(ht lady 20 to Beautiful B11r\ Walnut 30 10 help on IJUS) ph11nc EnKh l>h Grandf;.1ther order desk and learn to I 'IO(·k & 3 Cu~tuon httnd type on computer Mui.I carw d Walnut l.,mm1•ll ha,·e brain ~ s upl•r h feder<el &1fo wuh xtra phone technique.""' will f ahrt t 612 t2112 or 1ra111 }OU F.rl> to to 1 5.'il J72S nex lltgh pa} for n~hl girl \)nl} 1£ ycou e all uf A N r I Q U Jo; S 11 ,\ W t h e ~bu\l' <'all WALKER ~ohduakf1hn~ 711 55, 0551 a ... k for . '-1 ets !',e1 r 3 :Ylust Mar~ie cau n . o . 1'eachl.'rS l1r esrho11I P T F,T Kindcri:<ir~· 770-l!l'Jl . TIO Im st't' to a ppre1•1ate ,\IJ lor $lijUO Call fi75 fjU57 or &t2 0138 f\1m1lure rrnm ~dn f"ran Tf.ACllER. ~toH:\11:"\GS ('isi·o e'>t att' I." rm PRE SC.:UOOI. \\OIJU Sll)ve, ch Iii item~ 540 521!i ~ ~l ~iances 80 I 0 ......................• 17 l' r 'ellnw rt.!Cng '1,o del1 ,er) pos~ 5250 Ev wknds 951 83311 Refngerator l'old:.pot Good cond S'iS 638 W lilh St C M In n·ar Kitchen set. wciot.I . t<il>lc• 51 ,Jl2t 2, 5 Ch.llrS, be"c h & :i stools. S.l50 Palm la hll' & I chai rs. $140 675 5(Jl!6 7 fl queen stted -.ora htd N<e ugahytle. llkl.' Ol"W Sl75 548·420ll 8055 .•.••••................ Wholesalt• '>k 1 wca r Gorl l'x 1low n fillcJ parkJ!> & storm Jackel::. Da)o; !I;, thru ti l4 ~11 W t·l>l W1h11ri t ' ~ &ll 0061 3µc ~ert Sora 1>n1•n1<tl Din T ill'-' & l < 'h:11r~ La m vs· Dk 1·a~t· 27111 TV & St.ind ll•dcllbt'd S5fi 1Jl31 Jewelry 8070 .......•..........•••.. •IMM EDIATl':CASH• F o r G '' I d . S 1 I ' e r , P l<1t1n um Any k ind. cond . .Jmounl Daniel ~ 51\53 La d1ei. d1am11n1I rtn ~ !carat t11IJI we1Jlhl w c; Jppr SZ712 l k St30o 540 02(Jli REST AURAMT, P (T ----------1 Idea l for housewives or Part f nne students Counter buffet style O.C Alrport area HOTEL GIA SHOP People onented. reliable person needed to work nigh ts and we ekends beginning aft. 3PM. Should be sales oriented and able to operate cash register. Enjoy eircellent company benefits. Apply in person 9AM·Noon . !'v!on·Fri .. Personnel Secretar y 1Boukkeeper Small Ne wpur t BcaC"h Adv ertising Agen cy Good clerical skills re ~wred. 645·51!1_1 __ T etephone Solicitors Needed 1mmt't11atl!ly 20 s t u d en t s an d or homemakers who need to earn mone\ worktnlr: pleasant evening hour,, 3 9 Mon Fri :-lo selling S alary · $3 75 h r + generous bcmus Acroi.!> Crom J o hn Wayne Airport. Ca ll Sue after 2PM 641·0100 Elec.'\n c dryer xlnt t'ond Must !>ell 1mmed1alel) ' Beaut yellow gold n 11g " 3 d1amunds. 66 pls Ce rt 846 457S. or 8412848 SECUTARY ---Sl01bes 1 offer £.....W. Call Ron . 2-Spm, M F' •v••IR 95.S-OS54. 8eC"ome a trai!~ sa les -------- 6-1 Hr~ Daily TILLERS Temp or perm pos luln Perm C /~1me, 51-:. dy wk for exper typist (80 + . A p p I 1 c a n l s. w 1 WPM >-XJnl spelling &. ...supervi~ poten1.1al de grammar required. no sired., Type 40 wpm. X.lnt shorthand. Position re· benel1~ & advancement quires ability to work on _f.Ot~llal. 979-~._EOE. . 631 3779 ------li~yclff 8020 counselor (over 21 > with the Jim Long & As · sociates Agency to s upervise and chaperone DAIL V PIWT earner boys and girls on a o ne on·One basis. evenings 6 LO 9PM We need COO· cer n e d , in n o vati ve persops who are looking for a lucrallve part·l1me 1>051t1on. S4 hour to start Ca ll 642 4321 ext 250 between 2 and 6PM Ask for Lon o,...coost OailvPilot 330 W Bay St ret>l Costa Mesa. CA Equal Oppor E mployer PHARMACY CLERIC Full time. permane nt pos1t1on fo'nendly. re laxed atmosphere Typ mg skills nee Eas lbluff Pharmacy.~ Photo Lab Exp custum l'olo r pr int e r Nonsmoker Ne wport 646 7187 PRINTING Offset Operator Full tirr1 c pos it ion. Irvine Un1f1ed Sehool Dis tnct Ent r~ le\•e l s alary $790 mo 556 4900, E 0 . E. ---- P R (I D U <.: T I () N TRAINEE Rubber hose products Must pass co physical incl back X ray Taking applications bt w n 8 10 o n l y S trato fl ex . 1767 1 Armstrong Ave .. t rvme EOE. A Kendavis Ind., C-0. RCPT/~ OFACE Good phone voice nee. Filing, run errands & de· l iveries . Call T r avel Horiions. 752-9036 ReaJ Estate Sales OPSll84CED AGENTS We offer the following: 1Htgh Commission "Best location 1 Private secretary .tProfcssional assocs. Call now tor appointment 6'7J... 7300 ask for Walt RECEPTIONlST per ma· I nent to answer phones. t ype 50wpm & general ofc. duties Mon. thru Fri. for growi ng corp. Nr 0 C. airport 955-3452. ask for NoTma RICEl'TIONIST We ll 1roo med , self motivated person with pleasant phone manners . Most. be accutate typist , gd benefits, sal negotia· ble. Prefer non·smoker. Call Kaye at 645· 7661 between nam·5pm. llC.r'tOHIST Fa.st growing p r o - sresslve com pany needs pe r s ona ble . neat appearing pmion. Ty p. Ing n e cessary.Good bene fits at startin g $allll)'. 114·54CM8 ll. R EST A U RANT .P art time help, m ust be n ex1· ble in hrs. exper helpful. l>erfect for homemaker 546-1911 Restaur ant Immediate Openings ror FAR WEST SERVICES RESTAURANT BAXTERS 14346 Oii•et"Dr, In. We are now hinng · •E x pe r 'd k itc h e n managers tSala~ NegJ • • Exper'd line cooks $4 5() to $6.50. ForWnt Senicn Owner & operator of R e u be n 's. C o co':,, RPuben E. Lee's & other fine restaurants invites you lo apply In person blwn 9 & 4PM. F..O.E. Restaurant •IUSIOYS• M!F'. full or part time, to work day shift Apply 1n person Mon for 1. 2·4PM Plala de Cafes. 4881 Birch St .. N. B. Restaurant help wanted Expenenced. Grave}ard "at\ress. r e lie r cook, benefits. paid vacation. dent al & m ed ical 1n C"luded Appl) in person Colony Kitchens. 27 \42 O~ega Hwy..:. SJC Retail ROllMSON'S NEWPORT 1s no1111 accepting applies lions for vanous full lime &;>art lime positions in clUding: •Visual Merc handising •Food Ser Vice •Experienced Sales •Part time Fur Sales Xlnt. company benefits. Apply Personnel 10 12. Mon.-Fri. I 2 Foshioft tslGIMI EO E . When you call Classified lo place an act , you're as s u red o f a friend ly welcome and he lp 1n wordin g your ad for best r es po nse Call Now ! 64,H678 MAIRIOTI" HOTB. 900 Newport Ctr Dr. Newport Beach Equal Opp Emplyr M /F SALES 1l you are agressive and looking ror a future in re tail m gml w good co benefits apply in person 9am to 1 tam Mon lhru F'rl. Standard Shoes, 3077 So Bnstol, C M Sales Major Oran ge County Graphics Co seeking Sales Rep for exh1b11 d1vis1on. Oraw against commission Ca ll .Jim Brech 714.557 8750 Sales National figure salon cha m needs a mbitious s ales o rie nted pe rson Career opportunity with c hanc e for a dvanre- ment. Salary + bonus Call 642·3630 fo r 1n l~Vl~W~~ --- Salesp e r s on. m atu r e wa nt e d for even in g work Sdays a week Call Days 540·3169 Eves 646·6'766 --- Sales People f'ull time & part lime. R.M. Abrams Cata log Showroom . 11119 Ne~rt Blvd. C .M SALESPYSON Excitmg Oppty to lea r n the selling of Gourmet Foods & Gifts Prr. C'On tact Eve lyn , Hickory Farms Fashion Is land. 64().6030, Sales person. 30-40 hrs week. John Wayne Ten· nis C lub Pro Sh o p , own m a hvy typ ing en Tow Truck dnvers "ant· v1ronment, some legal ed. exp'd only Live in expe r helpful. Send ,.._ M 64 9638 Resume to Classified Ad ~ta esa. 6-. #7 L8, Daily Pilot PO Rox 1:i60, Costa Mes a . Ca 926216. SECltETARY PERM OI TIMP NO SHORTHAND lmmed opening, 6·8 hrs per day. Hvy typing post· \Jon <80 + WPM I Need accurac)'. xlnl gram mar & spelhn~. Correcting s e l e c tri cs & IBM memory Gall 752·0234 Secretary Ad•erlisillq ·~~y Establis hed" O.C Ad Agenc)' seek s bnghl. energetic secretary with front office appearance. gd s pellin g & com m un 1cal1on s k ills 60wpm lYPIOf . Junior position with x: nt aclvan c e me nt pot ential G d salary & benefits. To <iP· ply, call: 714·838-9281 SECRETARY We are see.king a ~pie oriented. relia b l e serretary. Applicant s should possess gd. typing sk ills. pleasant phon manner. Enjoy excellen company benefits includ ing rree meal per s hift. Apply in person 9AM· Noon. Mon·Fri .. Pe rso n· neJ. MARltlOTI" HOTB. 900 Newport Ctr. Dr. Newport Beach Equal ()pp Emplyr MI F Tra ve l Age n ts 1111 /ex· penence. Full time out· side. South C-Oas t Travel. Newport. Art 631-9040. Typist for fine Jewelry store, 40 hour week. com pany benefits, .iowpm. accuracy a must J ewels By Joseph, SC. Plaza ask for Betty ~9066 _ TYPIST GSWPM, tram as computer opre ralor. 10 key adder . non·smoker. Costa Mesa CPA firm Call Corinne 754· 1040 Typist Gener al OHice No exper necessary High Sch ool -Grad U y od benefits & promo11on<il opporturuties. Fa rm e rs In s uran c e Gro u p 540-4100 E.0 E VETERINARY HOSP. Kennel person ( time, Mon·Fr1. 960-4139 bef 5 pm. VINYL LINOLEUM Layer-must be exp'd Call 8·9am,a fter 6pm 645·6544 Waffttss w..t.d 751-0341 •WAITRESSES• $3.50 per hr. Full lime. part time. split shift Ap· ply m person : Wed or Thurs. 2·4pm, Gramma 's House , Bristol al Redhill. Costa Mes a / Newport Beach Waitress. part time. APP· ly In person· Two Guys Fr o m It aly , 2 2 6 7 Fajrview Rd .. C.M. ·······~······· ....... . 16 inch boys or girls BMX, new cond. incl training wheels. New SllO Sell a1 $45 75!1 1164 da}~. 552 3341 eves WANTED. lOK, l4K, 18K gold. Max cash paid 1m ml!dlatt>ly Also buylnl( !'tlver d1 a m11nd.., l'l l' Ken. 557·9818 s.is 5809 ~;.::nt 8030 BUYING gold & s ilver ••••••••••••••••••••••• sc r ap & Je ~elr y Petersen's Photogr aphic Silverware. dental gold. magadne back issues diamonds. class n n11s C-Omplete sets m official lmmed. cash 549 2685 benders 1975 77 ~11ssin~ Thwidemead Ind ~an issue for 1974 colleC'· Machinerf 8078 lion. orrer. 213 331 ·1816 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED 8lllX metal spray bOoth. Mam1ya RB6i or 645 IJke new &t2·0232 9am till eqwpment needed C:ill noon J udy, 97!J.4240 ev~!> Miscellaneous 8080 Cats 8035 ..•.••................. K.JTIENS to lov in~ homes only. 641·22&1 DOCJS ·ao40 •··············•······· KEFSHOND Pups AKC (,'hamp sire M f' Pet & s h o w . P v l p l) 213 1W1 1345 aft 6 pm AKC Golden Hetr pup!>, xlnt pets. show. hunter wtr dogs Outstand lflK pedigree , cleared hip:. 493-6861 Shih T zu. AKC f , 4 yrs. M. !! mo M. 4 mo. All shots Reas. 83SA581 AKC Golden Ret rie ver Pups. $115. Call 545-1918 or 675·2192 P itbull Pups. red nose, A.D B.A. UKC.: P a pers. s uper pups . must sell 00.9011, 6454280 ....•.................• LUGGAGE TAGS from your busmess ea rd Send one 1·ard for each t ag plus one l>pare We return pe rmane ntly• sealed attractive tag & strap. meeting airline I D reqw remenls Pre vent loss & theft 1 For a per<;ona br.ed tall enl'lose wa llpu p1•r rabr il' o r ··Day Glo · paper & we wi ll hal'k &. tn m )UUf tags 0 1 in. Lwo \0ar~ back lo back PIUC F'.S S2 ea or 3 $S 4 5 tags SI OOea 6 9 1agss1.50e.1 10 or more $1 10 ea Sa lei. Tax I nC'luded O CAHD? Draw your o"n or send name. address phone & we'll make one card per tag. Add 25< euch Send check or money nr- cler to PILOT PRIKTIMG P .O. Box 1560 Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626 CERAMIC i\KC black Chow. t l mo old, loveable Moving, must sell 4!13 9532 after 6pm S3.SO·S3.75 /hr. Ca II W.-1111or.o_... ___ ~,,_...,_-..~ SECRET AIY Waitresses. P /time day. F e m a I e G e r m a n P/t im e dys, Gaslight TILEllSQUE 6x6''. 25< per piece Pam\ & glaze your own tiles Good for ceram ic s hops or pnvate parties to use your artistic abilities. SJ.1 7533 Marilyn : 640-6214 Looking for a change ? Broiler Shephe rd. 14 weeks old STOf'!! See us for that perfec:l Wllltram 548 7948 withpa pers 640.1631. Take lime to relax and position for you! ---- shop at home. It's simple Freeto Applicant WAITRESSES DOBERMAN PUPS · 6 w i t h D a 1 1 y pi 1 0 t lrvi.ne Personnel Agency 645-6561 673-1663 wks old, blk & tan. tails & Classified Ads. And if 488 E.11lh, Costa Mesa For Appointment claws d one, worme d. Sick Rm Eqwp 50'1< on you have something to Suite 224 64.2-1470 ----------healthy' $75 a l l o n g price: elec bed , sell, c all a friendly ~~~~~~~~~~Warehouse helper. F /T s:U-0490 over the bed bedside tbl, Classified Ad· Visor al for interior landscape. de ----wheelchair. commode s. 642·5678 · u SECRETARIESu difr/f~·gt:;:ch:~~fu~~d Lhas a Apso AKC Stud & walker 548·1382 A/P ·Recpt Sl.3.ZOO 540 42 2 service. 2 yrs. old. Call --- •••••••••••••••••.. Exec/T80/BlgCo$lS,600 cesary . · 4 o r Days 964-0066 .John Wayne Tennis Club RETAIL SALES StkBrk0pMgr$20,000 557-0150. FnetoYOM 8045 Family Me mbership p~~~~~~:!~: r·"ool~fj"a~··1~;;;· .. 1 .••••••••••. ••••.••••.• ~~.!s~~p; 4 4 . ~ 4 0 5 • Salesman who is presently working full time in Men 's & Boy's Clothing and wants to make a ch ange. Opportunity ror Management. Good Starting Wage. Benefits. 4020 Birch. Es tab .64 l Under A 1 Free Kittens lo good Newport/833-8190 /Free !. ~ Fictitious 1. home E ver est Jt>nnengs un 675-4427 1 v e r a I l r a n <1 r e r ! · Name? ! wheelchair <removable SICRITAIY ,. ~ 'J Needs love. Puppy Chow a rms & lt'ltS I $375 Neededimrned. With or ~f -, 'a yimt. Abandoned 6 Be d s ide p otty . $75. withoutshorthand. Tem· 11 • /1 1~·1 : .. 1 .' mo. male pup, large . af· 631-1398 126 Sant a porary Ir full time. Call , ,~ fect. gentle with dogs & 1 C.,.. _Thd __ Ser __ vi_ces_a_t_W7_9-_._01_64_1 I ~ ! c•ts. Unable to keep lsabe • ••· _________ , 1 i after this week. 642·3162. Dinghy 165. G.E . Con SICllrAIT !Alt "••._...... ... i..i.,. • ! Newport Shores. vertible Oishwasher, llke llcUUov• "•-·"'""by ! IORQ n e w ! Ai r Pu r i f1f'r .....~. law be f91ietelfad wMll IM i ,. Mhia w C•feer oppty. in Cast-County Cleftt. flle DAILY l ••••••••••••••••••••••• 951 ~l J)9Ced Npl lkl\. invest-ll'ILOT .,..,... ''" IOfm• ; ... I A r THI STOllKEIPH IMC. ment n.nn. fte(auira top •nf rlNllf Mftltca• lcH °"' j * .. I BUY** L rg .,.ar )' ,.m e lean skills (ahlhnd: 90 ty l ! c1111om•••-If rov •••; • Hutch. Teak din ing set H•---' leach. c•fonll• 75). l!!~ .. -.a p:...'es; alt.~ !'"'''"' . n•• b111ln•n 1· Good 1Med f\inuture & W/6 chairs. New 9' surf· .... ,.-. • ~ '"' ....... II Ill DAIL'\' ll'ILOT tor Appll1nces-OR I will '4z.7...._ 1 10:00-J:OO ,. e.xpe.r., matWity ' cor· c,!..._.!...._ .-.. ,.,..:.. .1 .... 11 or SELL ror You bo11rt1. orrer. 499-5000. -ponte bk1rd. helpful. m-m•-· .... '"•· .- ... '-~ Call 644>-0U:S i MAST&S AUCTIOH f\nd what you want In ________ ::_~!!!!!-!!!!!; !!!!!. _!!!!!_ !!_!!_~~~~~~~J.!..:.:: ... :::.:···::.:.· .. ·:::.: .. ·.:.:.:~::::: .. ~~.:.:;::,.~::;:~~:::.:···::.:. .... :.::.: ... :::.: .. ·::.:.·"•!!JI -='==4='""='=·=·=·=·=J=l=-·'-'_z..=5::.J..:=D=al=ly=Pi=·1=ot=c=·1=u=sl=fi=eda== ...-------· (" 18 0~1. Y PILOT l~. ~ t. l&m> Mllcala •-IOIO "-' & 0....-IOto ....... roww 9040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• I dl1atth peWi, IO' '°"I PIANO WA.N'l'ED. Pnv :ts' Vlklnl S t fo', lt'Tt, ~udl.2thutth~w1 . Partywanutobuy rlano twlJ:IOt'n~ F'WC. 7) I.I SlZ u P1ldcMd sea roe ca.b 5S8 0913 Knh~r IM , vu F, t•lho. a "-el«r. nln11t no1sh. TV a.lo. s 11mlo1 2 a tale rm11 l*'f ~ 1 in.JlcH! rall .... .,._ aota •.ooo Nwv1 Yacht t:• a..10x.J liO HI 3758 a.rt ~h ... "' lllOO .., .... Wkndl •te•e•••••••••••••••••• '-' Uhl lJ' Ponabl•coi<wTV ,..,._ MA Tl ttmcA.t> ('Ofl\11)1 Ptione aM'lli\'nna mach fiT3 !.114 w arr S'Tt w1rt1mot(' l'Orll.ml Sl49 ~ 8-!I &au\ 2!'I \'Ir TV ou 1·ond 120ll O l'O M ar TnwlJc Ht<.I ~·rf 17~ 1q1 n blue \t'l\tot hdbrd & U\ald11n11 b.-J.,.1>n•&1d S100 t!N ""221 orfl<'e Watt'f Coolfr. I hit 6 l:olt.I w 12' ' I~ ttln11 m.t VllOMT .l37ll 31' Un1mt .. Sfo<lan. li"IR, 19'13 TwtOM<:. rre h wtr ('Ooll'C) 2 1t auooa. VU F, f'al"°· t'f\I •YD 0 !1, ba ll Ink 1:17 )00 Nwpl Vac hi t:aehan&t-61) 1800 IMh&....-Juhn W &)'Tll' T"n"~' t'lub ........ famtl) M..-mb.-1 ~h •v ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14 'IJ.\f'l'l1J('KF.1' \ qi l m " t'rll 11 C'fl I 16.SOlJ 11400 1 u.s.:t G ,.,.. tO I 0 STA.MAS HAWAII Rowld \nv\lrket. blO ~ 4»68 UKAl'"TlNO TAUL.to: Hamilton. 48xSll ruw lop, •arn!u.-e C.>7S I Nt''" '3i01 l)ll 1164 11,>:> S52·:n.l ~~t' MAUTILUS 2·1 yr ruJJ mem~n1h1p. NP Beach Club, v11lut1 S300 each Sacrifice S?~ eac h 759· l\64 days. s.52·3341 eves Stw I • loyal D-6111 8 plc set u pcs. chest 12S000 80. 759 1643 30 gaJ. custom aquanum. made or wood. with fish. oscar & a cl1>wn kni(e Best orter 499-2832 after 6PM. Pullman tops . three Conan Marble double sinks. 6l"x.22" make of· fer. Steve661-&MS .••......••••••••...... l.llymp14· TralnJnjl .._ ly•k t5'd5' JO lb11 lnrl i.toca&.-rd. riot 11t10 0 , handll'l•d~ varn1sht'c.J l)ltddle rl' Lido bl~ 673 CJZS(l •..•••...........••.•.• Boatwork. repalr11, r~ turb1ihing, 11ia1nt & varnish H1&h quality 14 o rk r~u a r,lle !> ~-7044.eves ........... ~ ...... 9030 ......•••.••........... GENOA 5SO sq rt 6112 ot Xlnl cond. $275 673·5340 looh. 'ower 9040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4l'Gr..~ Ful l y equ i pped . beau11ruJly ma intain&!d , N,.,. ·a SJIQMb ~Ian tW\o M t'rt Cl'\Utt'~ tl'' K W 011110 . l'C' .. )011 "'*'lil I .ado \ '"ht Urutu~rll"c 675 001~ 9060 ·•····•·•·•·····••••••· ·.w. Lud~~ 16, ~n. 11arn hull , 'li p In NH beautiful $4 000 ... 1)1)10 llORIE 16' witr lr xlnt l'Ond. $1..00, t aall after Spm 64t>tl617 HOBl ~ 16' Xlnt Cond. Sl<&OO . 6•H 1405 675 4512pm CRUISlNG SAILOR Instead or buying that cnu:1ing :u11lboat. enjoy untimited saLling for a sma l l investment 673·5340 ready to cruise or live 36" Morgan O I sloop, dsl, aboa rd Sh1P,., m~y. be Npt Bch slip, 2 cabms. 2 ~vaJlabl~. 11 ., • Fmane· heads /showers, loaded mg pos~able. S72.000, .or ror world cruising P.P Mlscel•tOlll W..t.d t6S.OOO 1f no broker m· · 108 I volved. Clean deal will SS9.500. 642·1325· &46-S603 ••••••••••••••••••••••• include 9' Avon Redcrest For Sale like new Lido TOPC~H.PAlD 'lh fl '---'-d • ' ' wi oor ........ = an ... 5 14. at s ubstantial d is· For usedfumilure&ap· horsepower J ohnsonout· count Compl e t ely pliances. Working or not. board. J ac k C u r ley equi ppe d . incl new 967-8133 ~-l!i05 home. or MG-2254 .1 ed 6 00 the boat weekends. tra1 er. us approx D 1 s p 1 a y cases r o r weeks. 673-3515. Heritage Hall. Harbor ·24· Sk1pjack '79. Open Hi. Don.alions. Call Mr. Hull, Volvo 225, 120 hrs Real nice 17' Sidney I.Ung. 76().J:Qlfordetails VHF. Swim LOR. fresh Sloop. sips 2. trlr. run-ning lights. motor & ~al wtr rtush, mint cond. possible s lip $1800 IM"'-lih 1083 M u s t s e I I p p 631-4613 ....................... 714·673-161, ---------- CONN Director trombone With case. Excellent con· dltion. $100. 675-8062 after 6PM. 17 ' Boston Whaler 23·~~p.fixed w/SSHP Merc ury eng, keel. main, Jib. ge~a . $5500 or best orter VHF. s&l/Johnson in· 546-839'1 board. S.S.950. Newport Yacht Exchange 675·1800 CONN ORGAN Model Prelude Shurnmer. 314. Xlnt Cond. 548· 7382 REDUCED! Cal 20 111012 xlnt cond 3 3.1~ Viking S /F. '74 lo~rn bags 1nc1.' sp1nnak~r. _ bn~ge, pulpit,. teak hsh VHF. compass. ne w DRUMS· 5pc Amencan eqUJp, 2 stauons. CO 2 OJB 12 gal. fuel-taia. C ~-080 El .s>'St.em. twn ttUSaderr. · ustom.......... ect-142900 Newport Yacht $4400 To 6 pm call Guitar wl25 watts AMP Ex~h 67S.l800 846-0636 , eves &c wknds SlSOforboth. 557-8393 84C}.UlS. CONN Director Trumpet. 20' ELECTRIC BOAT loah, ___ SI_'-_/ ___ _ . h XI t d Gd cond, dock avail. "'--L-'r 9070 ~. ~~. ~.~n . $8,960 640-4150 •• =.: .............. . YAMAH A A M P W /Rever b. hke new, $195 67~ 1230, 673-2712 T r umpet Y amaha $150/best ocrer with case. 64&1145 Office Fa wilw e & E ... p •Rt 8015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sharp Copier Model srno. plain paper, 3 yrs. old. Sl200 ~ M·F 8-4:30 3 glass display uruts. 6'. MSO. 6 r~rd racks. 9'. M,50.548.Q4.2 Sea r s Schol ar typewriter. SIM>. 552.:1189, e lee 8017 ••••••••••••••••••••••• A KC Cocker Puppy . S300/0BO must see! 645--&495. 64&-5787 '79 WelJcraft, 19"'2', sun 30' Slip 1n Huntington hatch wtt.rlt. 80 hrs, 230 Harbour Sl75/mo. h p .. inbrd. 6 seat s. 7141846-8964 sleeps 4. many xtras incl. ski is. Asking s12.ooo. T1 a port..._ 974 .. 1088 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 40' Owens Crwser bit '62, c:a:ra. Sttle/ 9120 27' Owens Cruiser. bit ••••••••••••••••••••••• '61 BANK REPOS. in· C.bover camper for sale, spect & ofr. Avery & Co. tiedowns. good cood. $800 67S-8890 or best offer 64S-277i '77 Sea ray Weekender. MoforilllCI lla.s 9140 24'. 200 nn. loaded. good ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. trailer. Sl2,500. 1978 Peugot Moped. best 49'l-5897 cash offer. 536--6119. Call l2'TIOJAH'77 T W N D L S FIBE R GLASS SACRlflCE A'I SS9,SOO. AT OUR DOCKS NOW. UNlTED YACHT BKRS 63)-3133 :.>' MORGAN Sloop. '78 S/dsl, roller furling & Dodger, knot log. wheel w /pods, Better than new cood. S3Z,OOO. Newport Yacht Exel\. 675-1800 eveninas. 9150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• J.m F'OXJ·GT, 1842mi. $400/080 Call Paul 552-8941 '74 Yamaha Enduro 175, s treet legal. $450 545-261 l '79SUZUKJ GS7SOE Mint cond, low miles. Classified Ada, your one· Best oHer, 631-4287. stop sboppina center. Sell idle items 642-5678 '"jmiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ii· Yamaha ESOVZE White, I bros. front/rear good .. cond. $725 . Phone 557 · 7489 or 64&-3509 . Rent motorhome. 22"'2 ' self contained. S250 per wee k + 6• a mile . 645-22&1. •All~ycle s • ., ...... Oranae County's Largest A1I lndoon. Space Av ail. Fri Sept. 12: 6pm·llpm. 1 nile only! Orange County FairgJ'OW)ds 24 hrs. info 714-831.5116 • •••••••••••••••••••••• ~o+ime fvr pr.ore, ~'4? SSAVISAVI S WITH use r..rs Imported car parts lMl>()RT AUTOStJPPLY 101 N. Manchester Anaheim 776·9900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............ tlto tlJO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1, 1...,art.d Alltos, t.,art.d Alltot. ,.,ort.d ......_ UN4 ••.•.•.....•.......•.• ···•············•······ ............................................ .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ltt'f De ~ New Ot•lot 6 d utch Driven OallY. A1 1l lnt1 U OOO Call 84.\ 5115 after '9m )7 T Ulrd Portbt> .. lOI> 3 pd. a.Int cood Rblt lt77 A1kln1 llZ.000 01ty1 844 113"3. e v /wllnd fM2 tlM.'> 11'11 \I K Vt-tc• 111» w.in. UT I'S, r dltc brak~11. d u 11I 01hau11 t , nrw radial• pror don" lhruoul bill arry ll1 w blue ptni.tn,111111 Show l'U . DlUO, ~ 335() 4ti lo'ord Woodie, 1 t'8tort'd f\.3,000 l\l.SO '29 M1>del A Town Sedan. 4 dr, rwwred le.teal for 'tu nl '10.000 67S 4Ull II) MGA, 90'\ r"-,ctort!d l'1rrtonal pJ11te11 read 19'0 MGA'' M5001flrm ~7:i.31 4 Wlltet Dri•n 9SSO ••••••••••••••••••••••• <.:JS '74 )()mileage, stereo. St(XX)/080 675 9917 lln6 Bluer, 4 whl dr. good cond llght green, S3SOO !161-lJOll dya Tn1tkt 9560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •C .. V . ..W '80 I 2"18. ST AICI! Automatic trans.. pwr steering. dual rears . 10,000 GVW. etc. (Ser 81631 . $U91! HOWAU Ct.•,,.. Dove & QuaiJ St.s. NEWPORT BEACH 83).0555 '73 FORD Truck w /lool box. am/fm cass stereo, S1900. 631·2'2S '76 Dats un P U. Spec. wills, radials. new paint. $2900. 11.17-2135 '70 Ford ~. T w/shell Runs good.~ ~1 '75Chevy •.;too PU. S2200 Wkdays call 548·9866, after 6pm: 548·582S. '74 EJ Camino, 1 owner , a.tr, S2000. 846-7019 afier 4.30. tS70 • •••••••••••••••••••••• ·74 Dodge Van, new tires, new eng. $1600. Call 536-6119 ask for Jeff. tsto • •••••••••••••••••••••• WE PAY TOP DOLLAR ror to_p_U5e!!f cars·foreign, domestics or classics U YoW' car is extra clean. see us F1RST ! ~. • ,_, Ill Or-. C..,ty J 292SltarbOC Blvd. COSTA MESA 979-2500 WllUY CLEAN CARS AHDTaUCIS CONNELL CHEVROLET •x;,.lf.Ht•H fll\d cir.-.1\\H~\ S4b-I 200 HIGoHIUYB Top dollars for Sports .cars, Bup. Campers, 914's, A\ld.i's AakrorUIC MGR JIMMAll4() YOLKSWAMM 187ll Beach Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH 842-2000 TOPDOU.AI PAIDFOR CiOOD & CLIAN USIDCAISI miracle mazda 2150 ........... ... COll9 ...... 64S.5700 ~- WANTED! Late model Toyotu and Volvos . C al l us TODAY!!! 1•u~11 ... , ........ . ~ 646.tJOJ w UO·f4'7 w.,., c.,t '7 II Ponc1111 9750 Volll..... t710 C • "" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OVER _ ..... For Y<Nt Good '73 4 cyl s tick . great mech cond., ndl body work .io 548 6737 VW. Ponch" or Audi ·71 6-cyl. atlck, ~ or (r,:ua:in,; .... ,;JJ :;~13~fer. must sell. VW POKScHE AllOI Oat.. '720 ~ K Coa11t lllway at Ba~ide On V<' • NcwPQrt l\each 673 0900 TOP$ PAIL> FOR lMf'ORT 6 St'ORTS C:ARS Ml 7100 ...... , ••• rl ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• '79 Mockl a.. Pop Top --------Convertlbl~. FUii power Havlftl trwble selllna A ss u m e I e a a e your car? Try ua ! Paid 7141497 2141. for or ootl A.all for Tom ----Aikin. '74 91 l ~ 1rnmac sap JIM u ._11 .... 0 58K m1 AC FM c.ss re· ,.._ " cords alloys 1ee g reen VOLISWA ... paml Lille new Sl3.000 ur 11711 llACHILYD. orrc r.RJ0..2447496·5185 ..... w ...... 1965 356<' p arllally 14J.ZOOO re5tored. needs work. $4.500, 4~10 '11 CHAMPAGNE f.diHon 'tl0924 . snrl. air. cassette. ll,OOOmilesOritOwner 4.000ml. Best oHer over llQO() 646-JN9 $15,500. 546-8991 '11 Camaro LT, air,•"*°· orit owoet. f.2,000 m L Ulht bh• osoo. nwm HJO ••••••••••••••••••••••• SH US MST! We t..ve • tood Mle«kll) o f NEW • USED tlwvroleUI COHHEll C HEVRO LEl ... -:--. 11 ' I • t701 a:.;.:;;.;;;;.ii;;,;;;~;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:a1 ·s.i Porsche, needs bum 68 bus. 71 engine, rwia • loobgreat. ' I r~ ! \ \1 t • ~4b-I l00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 new Bndgestone Tires. 6 00 Sl2, 4 ply white walls e /ea s.52 3087 -------..... _. t705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FINAL ALFA ROMEO <..1..EARANCE . ALL '791 MUST GO! "We're Deulin'" 1910SPIDHS ..UNOW!!! IEACH IMPORTS '77 280Z 2+2, H pd, e lec sntf. AM /FM cass .. A /C, S3K mi. asoo. 661·7074 ·;5 280Z Met allic Blue, 4&pd. a/c, amlCm. new tires. shocks, mags, Xlnt $4895. 76().8093 '77 280Z 2x2. Beauurul cond. Mags. Prlvitle par· ty. • 67J.7517 Rat 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '79 SPIDER S6400 terrific rond, must sell 7&5 3762 days. 7~1486 eves --- '11 Fia t : Brava Uy -------Owner. Dix 4 dr. Auto AllCI t707 Air Stereo Sunroof 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 75Z..0900 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• Mags Etc. 751 0751 '74 Audi 100 LS. --- pers & new top Has '70 VW e ng. Very classy $4000/bst l..a22-2920 dy. I <62Q.. 71.20 eves '66 912, good cond. recent wotk. S5500 644.5867 '76 9US Ta rga, 5sp, air , 1>tereo. 1mmac. Slti.900 644 196S '& Porsche 3S6C. Low eng rrules, New tires. Many extras $5700, 631 642.5 -----um 911.S, red w tblk, all o ptions 30.000 mi , $15,900, 645· 1682. SOD ROADSTER Ulk1Blk, on~ 113,000 m1 SI l,SOU. G42·5290. 548·8179. '75 Scirocco. Am/f m '77 Moma,pa,pb,air,xlnt cond. $S.'WIO or best otter. cassette. 4&pd, 50.000ml. &40-85 Clean $3400. 644·9635. ---·------ '73 VW Camper. Runs good. new tires, starter. & aJtemator 12. 700 080. "96-4$06. ·79 VW Bus, auto. mlnt <.'Ond, xtras. best orrer takes 494-3176 1979 CONVERTIBLE. xlnt cood, low miJes, a.II xtru, $7900, 760-0861. '70 S upe r Sport El Camino, lllnl cond, w /Spoiler Flber1lasa shell, rea caa. Great bataaln. moo. ~1·3729. '65 Chevy Caprice, loots good, runs aood. $500. 55&-4774 '78 NOV A l6M , body work,1Z181. 957-0798 '70 VW Bug. S1950 best of· Doc19f ttJS fer. Eng xlnt, nds some ••••••••••••••••••••••• body work. 645-4108 SOUTH COAST $900 '78 Spyde r conv , clean. 1973 914 2 o. 1mmac. cond ~2510or &46-4&48 -'&d mileage, radials. Blk & Wllt . tape deck. '68 VW Van, Poplop, rebll eng. $1750. Call daytime: 49'-.5151 before 3pm DODGE It's cominl aooo! Watch ror our IJ'aad opening! ! ! 28Harbor81vd. -. --am/tm. SS495 552.0325 5...,. 498 ~370 '75 AUDI 2dr. w1lh new ---s"". · .. e n g . n e w pa 1 n t . ·oo 8SO SPIDER. ~!lvt ·oo !lllE Targa. r ustom ,714·731-476.'Jeves. Red, runs. Mu st sell . upgrade!>, xlnl C•rnl.I . ...... 9709 leaving for :whool. $§()() J mu:.t 't'll bei;I orrcr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~rm 962.8091 artc~6vm fi4S 749tl Runs Good. Two Tops, Hoftda 9727 Good Dash ••••••••••••••••••••••• 857·0960 IMW 9712 • •••••••••••••••••••••• CREVIER &I Sf 6 H OAOWAV SA"IA Ap.I A 835·3171 . THE UlllM.Olf. OR1VIMG MAC>tlHl •USEDIMWs• '12 2002tii w / s/r (2061 ) '733.0cs cpe, mint(0559) '742002tiis/r (0332) '75 2lma (OOOS > '75S30ia w/s/r U483) '76 2002s/r4&p (1578) '77 630csi t4.56SXG I '78 320i 4 s p, a.tr (4228 I '78320ia. air (6095) '78S30ia loaded (M681 '79S28ia s /r (2615 I ClotedS•dmys OllAMG.I COUNTY'S 'OLDEST '&' SaJes·Service-Leasing VISIT YOUR ORANGE COAST HONDA HUDqUARTYS TODAY!!! UNIVERSITY SALES&SERVlCF. OlDSMOllU HONDA GMCTaUCICS 2850 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 540.9640 '16 Honda Wagon. 40.000 nu. Clean & xJnt cond Asking $2495 best. Ca II 8-Spm. 557·0551 ask for Margie '75 Civic. 30MPG n1•w tires. great cond Must sell S2300tofr -644·6462 eves 'TT CIVIC 4Spd, good cond, 40M. $2800 494.403.1 Rov C.ftr,a.c.. '75 CVCC. xlnt running R.oUSf\oyce BMW cond, 52.000 m1, orig J...540Jamboree owner, has had TLC Newport Beach 646-&W4 Must sell. need larger velucle, S2m5 64&5l72 ---------79 Accord, 4·dr. AC. IOI Md.ARIM's $ 850 N. Beach Blvd. LA HABRA t5 Mi. No. oCSA Fwy ) (7141522-Slll Sunday by Appt. AM /FM tape. S s p. idnt cond. best offer, 831-7950 or 675·3530. J_,,. 9730 ..•.•.................. '64 XKE, M.000 mt, ong yellow paint. s tick, amtfm cass. mint $8500. 675-8941 eves & wkends. 558-2671 dys ~~!!!!!!!!~~1.76 XJW. CL~SlC 36M. .I 1m mac C assette. S•JMMMACK VAWY IMPOaTS e..t-t rac.e'•Mla Power. Orig. Own. S8600. • wll).dys 752-1800 .... 9738 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Mazda RX3. Needs work. Great eng & m· terior $3SO or bst ofr '61 JS6 H re!>tored have re re1 pt ~ SIOOO 080 1-:ves wkends !17!1 4489 Wk /days 898-9651 Rolls Royce 9756 ························ "l DEALER IN U.S.A. ROY IRR CARVER r ROllS·ROYCl IS-O J<1m bone 1Wwpof'1~U1' \'-----'~ CLOSED SUNDAYS 9760 •..•..•.....••••....•.. 1910 SA.Al TURIOs HERE NOW! EXCEU.Bn' SELECTIOH! BEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWPORT.BEACH 752-0900 Toyota 9765 . ............•....•.... 77 SRS L1ftback, silver w/blk. AC , AM/FM. 5 spd. Radials 53&-7226 aft 6 ·so Toyota TERCEi.. hftback. Sspd. am rm stereo. a1c, fat'tory war· ranty 551 3949 afte r 6pm 1 IUY PROILEMS Sirk or dead foreign cars wanted. Pintos too Free tow 631·2G97 '79 Corolla. bro wn w beige U\t AM radio. xlnt rwuung cond 26.000 m 1. Approx 26mpg. $3650 Denise: &42· 7664 days. wke.nds: 64&5795 '76 Cellca GT Llftback A/C, s tereo, s hadow, Sspd. Xlnt. cond. $4200 firm 963·5515. '80 Toyota Tercel: 4 spd. am/Cm cassette. 5100 miles. while. Perfect Days 549·7124 , E ves '66 VW BUG . XJnt mech cond. $800. 962-~ CesTAMESA 540.0330 1972 VW Bus. top cond .. $2800 or best offe r Ford tt40 644·5053 ask for Malik ••••••··~~·•••••••••••• 1971 Ford LTD Wason. 60 VW. nms good. needs good cood .. t600. some work. 1795 080. 4SM·G48 714·963-8866 '71 Torino SW. Loaded. '00 Bug Xlnt Cond·Runs Runs tood. New tirea, Gd-S pkd Rms·Cstm brakes. Original Owne.r. Pamt -Csste Ster<>-many $'150. &44-95&4 xtras S2300 645-5069 Lori '89 WAGON, new tires, '64 VW. Rebuilt eog. New brakes , battery, etc. tires New paint Xlnt BIO. ~106' cond Sl700 or best orrer. CallS48·266S. '73 CRAN Torino Sport ·oo VW. xlnt cond, new paint. runs re al good. p/s, p/b, a/c, runs 1ood must seU now. Make of- fer-..736 $2250/0 8 0 . 499·2832 ·---------'61Falcon2dr, 125() S4l-4067 after6pm 73 vw. gd cood. amtrm tape. reblt eng. Paul· -------,-9-5-0- 714·848·3691 . 213-865-1446. '68 VW Bus, clean, runs good. SUIOOoroCr. Ask for Dave, ~8615. 640-2209 al\3:30 66 Bug_, cherry body·mL stereo, rblt. w /rec pt $1650. 661-3982. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE COUNTY'S FIMIST LINCOLN·MERCURY DEALERSJDP IAYAADllOI l...IN'COL.N.MERCURY ll>-18 Auto Center· Dr. SDf'w)'·Lake Forest exit '67 VW Bug Clean. stock. IRVINE $1800or bslofr. Call Tom U0.7000 at 5514421aft12 noon. 9952 Vat-.o 9772 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '66 nice A clean. ftew VOLVO brakes • mufner $14915, ~13eves. SAL.ES. SBVIC E AMDLIAS&HG OVERSEAS DEUVERY EXPERTS uaLEIKI VOLVO 1966 lhrbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 646-HOJ S40.t4' 7 '67. Mustant. 219 a uto. Mint cood. Muat see. loaded. D500. or bet ofr 9Q}.2.sl8 aft. 6Pm '66 M11stan1.' excellent cood. flJ/#)/olf~ 7S!Mlm '79 Muat. 4 cyl, AM /Fii cau. $6400. Ca II 41'1 ·3564 or642-um '70 Volvo, nu brakes. nu•---------- tires, needs some work. '68 Muatanc. Xla.t. coad. Miring $11195. 496-2Z28 V8 Aulo, air, 44,500llli. '66 Volvo Wgn. xlnt mech $3200. 541-m.2, t-S. cond. one owner. as ii '68 Must-.. reblt eng. ~. ~ new paint. gd cond. '80 6.400M, all options , $2000. M$-041'1. 2164GL. Sll.800 lse or buy . tight blue '79 Mmtan.1. 957-t633wkkdaya. •Int cond, new tires, a m /fm with cass . 84UOOt. ..... 645-9878 I 1 645--0367 -----1 ....................... a.-111· tt55 G1M11.. ttol ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••• •••••• '79 Olds DIESEL Cuat.om Mltc:H.of NEW~w·s .. IOPIM>WHB> .... ~ To choose rrom '74 thru '79 · 20Q'Z's, 320i 's. 530i 's, 630Ci's For the best deal in Orange County ... Come see us t.oday! SADOLBACI YAWYIWORTS 2840'l Marguerite Pkwy. Mission Viejo 831·2040 4tS.4t4t Cloeed Sundays MOVING TO EUROP E. Mta1t seU. '75 BMW 530i. Priced for qwck sale . SS700/offer. 1175-0893. ••••••••••••••••••••••• HB.P!!. '70 Toyota Corona Mk II station wagon $850. Days: 642·4623, eves 76().0929 Tri...... 9767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Leaving the country ! MllSt sell my baby! 1971 Mercedes Benz 2SOC that is really clean. Loaded inc. leather & AM /FM stereo. Needs a good '79 TR7 Convertible, 6,000 home! Call 673-066.Seven· rru. e'llery option. must ings after 6 p .m. & ee Lo apprec. Xlnt cond. 675-9050 days. 67J.20l9 ,68 280 SL: 2 Tops. Very '77 TR7. 5spd. lo mi. Xlnt s h a rp . 'Auto .• air. cond. S3·900 7.,,.·189 $13,950/0ffer. 673-6336. .,.,. 1 _642_·9666 ________ 1 '79 Triumph TR7 Con· •79 MB Z 450 SLC . vertible. 5 spd. AM /FM Purchase for S32.500 or steroo. cassette player. assume lease. Xlnt cond. AC. radials. 8.000 m 1. perfect cond. $8600. Or 642-4770dys onJy. SSOO & take over pay- 72 450SL Mercedes Benz. ments. 639-3625 burgundy, blk inl., wire '72 BMW 20Q'Ztil. 1 owner , wheels . R egistered. NOTHING ova Cni.Hr wa10D 21111 u . $4995 Tan asoo P IP f73..0d9 '75 Cullasa, PB. PS, AC, $1800 or otter 552-., '70 Cutlass Supreme 2dr, A·l mec:b. Cu.Uy equip-a/c If nu tires, runs xlnt. --------1 body. int. perf. $1450. ttlO Dex. 646-9538 anytime • •••••••••••••••••••••• ·79 Tan Regal: Xlnt Ex· '79 Cullan Supre~e ecutive car. F'Ull power. Brougham fully equap., Assume lease. Sl97 mo. assum IM, consider VW 714/497·2141. van trade. 551-9171 eves, ---------· 541·S'710daya C1dll1c 9tl5 , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 61 Olds. Collector a or ·19 Seville, Loaded, aa· transportaUoo, like new. sum. l.se. $284/mo. lo mi. $1700/obo. 844-0511 848.5685 "" 4 spd, fuel in j .. air, Cond. beaut. CoUectors '73 Sedan de Ville. $1250. ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM/FM. Konl shocks. car. $16.500.00. 963·1488 . tBE MOW!!! C lean. J ·66 I ·8779 o r '78 TRANS AM upd, out new tires, runs like new. "Dasher Diesel Power "! 761.2070 ol 1Ule ent .. Xlnl Cond . PORSCHES 95000 or best offer. Call Mercedes Be112 ~. 1960. Also a good selection or Jim&4CMl897 m•>~U8llO eves . good cond. • S2000 OBO. Sclroccos. Check us for Cs aro ttl 1 494-8'M8 the BEST pri ces ! ••••••••••••••••••••••• '&7 Pontiac Le Mani, ANTED '79 32(11, casmiere/blk, lo Professio nal leasing T l camaro LT .. Air, showroom new, ,U.r. l W mi, underwananty, BBS 73 ~LC. silver. blk in· a vailable! power brakes and steer· oltbefmest. P.P . whls. many xtr as . terior, ll4.eoo. Gd cond. ing. AM/FM stereo with S31·7730 Allowualheopportunity Eve 675·8781 Daily to consider the purchase ?1!.:ooo_._~2._.~1 eves, all 9IM-0500. t~~l~:i ~~r m~~e!; '67 Ponll•c Le Mans. or trade-In ol your clean ..., w""""""-· cle~. S&250 or ~t of(~;, showroom new. auar · l Porsche. Check with Ua BMW '78 320i, AM/FM 70.110 super cond in & out. Call anytime. 7a.Slm. lf olthefineat. P.P. Today! tape, sunroof . A/C, White /bamboo. Air . no answer, please keep 531·7730 Use /111$Wlf Ad service wh e n placing your ad ... a Daily Pilot ad number will appear in your ad we take your mes sages 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 calf 642·5678. I -AM /FM, P /P. 17000 or 1919 Lakewood Blvd. IMPORTANT ._ ,,., a a rm. -200. 1 ownr . offer. 675-3767 eves, LONG BEACH log. tt70 NOTICETO l.u.. <71•>542..4358 965-U50days. (2111 St7-J'4l 71CHIYltOLIT ••••••••••••••••••••••• DAILY PILOT READERS AND --.. o '7 2002t.U 15 OOOmi A. 1 ·a T-Blnl Body aolid. ADVEBTISERS 13131 HafbO< &IYO 4 · ' . tr, Pt.... t741 OPEN SUNDAYS CAMAIO Z.21 Ruaa OK. Oreat for The price of Items a.1c1en oro.. '"ut-tm cassette. n ew tires, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Automatic lrans.,alr rellor Bes t oHer advertised by vehicle shocks. tune·up. Xlnt. ORANGE COUNTY'S ('1) •• 17 •r DAY cond. • pwr. steer -Ml-8:237 dealers ln the vehicle cond. !M8·2857; 9·5 or PE\JGEOfDJESEL • pw Ina.All/Fii cuaette1----·------ cla11iCled advertl1in1 T• .... 640-67•. tfEADQUARTERS That's ALL you n•y deck 6 11YI~· Excep· ¥... H74 columns dcM!I not Include wp ... for a ..-Uonall (SltLK.E). ••••••••••••••••••••••• any applicable taua, Palll '74 2002• ;u.OOO ong. ml, 30day ac1 14911 '15 Chevy Ve1a GT license. transfer feea, FotY Carl ~US:!:i';~~c~:· ,:!:: lntbe HatchbKk. 411pd, A/C, fanance cha.r1es. fees for ~I.,_. · · · · Good shape. $1100/QBO. alr poUmkm ccntrol de· -..~ ~ Utttt ft...._., • .... MOW!!t ftllLJ PILOT ..,. vie. cm.11\catioN ot de· &Mc• U1rcsy _.... ... aler documentary pre· .. Harbor Blvd. ClusU\ed Ads are rutly WIMe JO. affd u,.rt peraOon charle11 waleu Coet• lleta 540-5'30 small "people to people" llACH IMPORTS SERVICE -"* _. ,.....,., tun Olherw\M 1pecified by salel calla with bl& re· N Dove Street to ta. ler.t~ DlndoOl7 the advertJter. SELL idle ltema with a ~~ ~nc!,~1f .=f:~ NEWPORT BEACH 11£CJllf .. a-::'" to aoln _. .............. l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~W~aot~Adt:=...==~C..~1~16-4~2~·S6'7~8!1.:o.lly=::::P=llot==C=la=•=·l=n=ed=A=~::L~ad~,~c~~·t~od~·~Y~M2~·567~8~.=1.-=====7~S~Z.~090~=0====::1.::==============:.L:·= .. ===Adl==:!::::CaU===MZ.==5171==:L.:::,....===~====·=·::::====- ( Orange Coast 01 r I0 N "our Hom•town Dally New~paper VOL. 73, NO. 2S3, J SECTIONS, ?I PAGES TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Women's Statiis Panel Ali1'e, Shaky By GLENN SCOTT Of .. .,...., .... ~.~ . Oran,e County's Comm1u1on OD \M Stat\&11 of Women haa bttn havlo1 It.I own status problems The lS.memt>.r aroup app(\lnt ed by the county Boa rd of Supervtaon hat been without a paid coordinator tor the past fi ve months, and by all ac counta, lhe advisory and educa tional croup sancuoned 10 197~ had been s lowly losing tts momentum But a new coord1nalor and new officers were on hand Mon- . < ~ SUNflOWfli Al/ .... _. ....... 9'a =.-'Cm ........ -~ SAN 011(;0 -db- day ror tht> commission 'a latHt mtflina. and they cflallenliCt'd the aroup to tab lht' lead In at lt'Ht a ft'w women's lll!l uta The romm1&slvn Is budaeted M0.000 lh1s fis cal year and new Coordlnator Carolyn L Bi.ker of La auna Buch told tht! cnt:mbl-~ th~y mu.~t se-t some new goah and · ·pt'Qduce at least one tang1 ble acromplishment" by the end of the year to JUStlfy the funding Ms Baker . reading from a prepared statement. descnbed the comrruss1on 's political pos1 lion ~ "pre<"anous." and said mem.,.,n 11houJd co me to gripe with the "cold hard realities of our 111tuatlon '' She said the group n~ to resume monthly meetings and follow up on new ideas and recommendations. .. W ~ must above all else become vuuble In Orange CoWl· ty," she said "Let's face it. our cred1blLHy as in trouble " · Although Ms Baker said there will be critics who ex~t the commission to nop, she said the collection of "brilliant, talented women" has the resources to become a power fu l voice to o.lly l'l ... N-- heighten women's roles In the county. She suggested that the com- m 1ssiop could become a kind of clearinghouse in the county for women's issues and it could pro· duce a d ir ector of women's services, whlch she said wouJd be "a real first." Commission members decided Monday to expand the scope of their monthly calendar of ac- tivities for women to become a n e ws le tter that also would fe ature various programs for women and li s t the com· mission's actions : New Chairwoman Leab Sklar encouraged the commission to develop some of its own project& rather than teaming with other agencies as "one leg of the cen· tipede." members -was to seek to televise the proceedin1s with special t e le phon e lines so viewers couJd contact the com- mission from home. The exposure wo uld help publicize the commission's func· lions and also would reach peo., pie who otherwise wouldn't at· The coml'llission is supposed ~ tend a meetin$t. she said. hold public hearings soon to · Once the commission deoides bear what issues county resi-.which issues to examine, mem- dents wouJd like the group to ex-bets will try to devise projects amine. Mrs. Sltlar's suggestion or campaigns to address lhem, -strongly supported by other she said. Draws Airline Fire • Jet Bidding War Might Up Fare By FREDERICKSCHOEMEHL Of II• O•lly l'I ... St." Come one. come all and watch the airlines do financial battle to win rights to fly to and from John Wayne Airport. be involved in the bidding aren't laughing. They say that auctioning of rights to service an airport is an unknown and untested system that couJd have profound finan· cial implications for t he air traveling public. Under the proposal that will come before the board, four of the now permitted 41 daily jet departures at the airport would be auctioned between carriers who meet cu r rent r unway weight requi rements. MAP INDICATES NEW DEVELOPMENT PLANNED ANO MAJOR AOAOS AFFECTED Thre..aty AgrHment Wtth Developer• Dealgned to Provide for Traffic While the proposed auction that wiU face action Wednesday by the Orange County Board of Supervisor s ma y have Its humorous aspects, officials of at least two air carriers that may But a spokesman for another of the potential bidders said the auction scheme "is fine with us, just so long as we get into John Wayne Airport." Those carriers include the two incumbents at the airport, Air California and Hughes Airwest, and two others, Western Airlines anrl Frontier Airlines. NB Airs 3 Cities, Builders * * * New Traffic Ready Road Work Concenis Auction OK Predicted By Riley By STEVE MARBLE Of-OM!y ...... SUfl Plans for residential deveJop- menl along the western rim of the proposed national park in south Orange County wer e criticized Monday by Newport Beach City Council members as not adequately dealing with lraf· fie concerns. By aJCllARD GllEEN ot -!Mii• l'lteil Slaff Representatives of Irvine, Costa Mesa. Santa Ana and four development companies paved the way Monday for nearly $1 million in road improvements along common borders of the three cities, "It is a first of a kind for this area . . . getting cities and large developers to work together," Costa Mesa Mayor Arle ne Schafer s aid at a presa con- ference lo announce what wu described as the "unprecedent· ed" agreement. The Irvine Company, C.J . Se1erstrom & Sons, Royale Development Corp. and the Warmington Co. will pay for street-widening and intersection improvements on MacArthur Boulevard , Main Street and S unflowe r Avenue, among others. (See ROADS, Page AZ) The Orange County Board of Supervisors wiU approve a plan Wednesday lo allow new airlines to service John Wayne Airport, Supervisor Thomas Riley pre- dicted Tuesday in Newport Beach. Newport officials have no vot- ing power over the matter, but were given a courtesy look at the joint county-Irvine Company plans during a Monday after- noon study session. The council, despite its traffic worries, agreed to go on record as supporting the plan "in con· cept." IDegal Flights Four of the 41 daily departures now permitted at the airport would be auctioned off within 60 days to air carriers not now serv· ingtbefacility, be said. Speaking before 100 people at a Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce forum at the Balboa Bay Club. Riley said the likely board action would bring the county-into "tompllance with a Federal Aviat1on Administration ruling that the airport must be opened to carriers other than the two now allowed to use it. -l'be Local .COast.aL 2rogram plan, which comes before state coastal commissioners ne xt week for approval. calls for pres- ervation of up to 74 percent of the acreage between Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach. Bring SC Lawsuit_ TRA~VICTIM Jollnne Brown, 17 It also outlines plans for con· structioo of up to 2.000 dwelling units. as many as 2,000 hotel rooms and a number of visitor serving facilities, expected to complement the proposed na· tional park. "It seems lo me that if Coast Highway is being counted on to handle the traffic;, there may be a problem," said Councilman Paul Hummel. "Coast Highway is spoken for." Council members said the plan's maps, which show two roads cutting through· the coastal hills and intersecting with Coast Highway. have them worried. The plan recommends that (See PAllK, Pase AZ) The city of San Clemente bas filed a lawsuit against developer A.L. Wulfeck for allegedly u_,ing property near Richard Nixon's · fo rme r estate a s a n un- a uthorized take-Off and landing site for helicopters. Wulleck. a former planning com mission chairman and a November city council can- didate, is developing a 213-lot re- sidential subdiv ision on land near lbe former western White House. · According to the city's lawsuit filed Monday. he bas been u_,ing that property as a s ite for helicopter landings and takeoffs , contrary to city zoning laws. Those rules, the legal action states, require application for a use permit for areas used as airJ¥>rts and landing fields The lawsuit says that prior to July 18, Wulfeck and others in- Musical RHt Cher's Song Too Loud LAS VEGAS, Nev. <AP) -State officials have recom· menct.d a $180 fine aaainst entertainer Cher for allefedly sint- IDS too loudly durina a performance al Caesan Palace, the Department of Occupational Safety and Health confirmed to- day. Tbe propoeed fine stems from a July 3 performance at the " Strip raort that was monitored with senaiUve sound equipment by ocaq>aUonal safety officials after Musicians Local •tiled a complaint. Irv Klu1er, vice president ol the local, said tbe .,,UOn hu been pusbins Strlp resorts to cut the noise lji,vels In performuffl. "Our people are sufferlq," he 'aid. "It makes our mem- bert to deaf. Once a tnualdan loeee Ilia ability to bear bith ,1te•, be'• oat WOt'tb a damn." • Jay A.rnc>ldMtt, bead of the Oce\Q>aUonal Safety 8Dd Health departmeat'1 Lu Vesu olftce, said hotel offielab eonteat.d the propoMd ftne ad a review committee would bave to determine 11 a vlolatlaa occurrad. Hotel olftdals had no comment. Tbe ...s lenl durm, the July a performance reportedly bit 115 decibels. volved in the building project al· lowed takeoffs and landings of helicopters without gaining city permission. The s uit a lso claims they erected a metal storage building on the property to store the ~elicopters when not in use. No building permit was sought. the suit conteom. City officials claimed they told Wulfeck of the infractions, but no corrective action was taken. On Sept. 3, the City Council vot- ed to take legal action. City Attorney Michael Bartlett s aid that, if the city is unable to force compliance in this in- stance, "other owners and OC· cupiers in the city may in the future refuse lo conform their activities to the requirements of the city's valid building and zoo. ing laws." Airport Manager Murry Cable has recommended that four of the permitted departures now held by Air California and Hughes Ai rwesl be a uclioned off. However. Riley stressed Tues- day that no sweeping permanent changes shouJd be made, at the airport until a proposed master plan is approved by the county Board of Supervisors. Andenon OK'd WASIDNGTON (AP) -Tbe Leac• of Women Voters de· clded today to lavl&e lJHlepee. deat . candidate Jolla B. AD· dersoa to take part la tllie leas•'• ftnt &elevlled debate betwem Prealdeat Carter ud aepabllcaa aomlaee aoa ald aeagu. Girl Killed In Mo-Ped Truck Crash By ROBE&T BA&llER Of• o.lly ....... _ Seventeen-year-old Joanne Brown was kiJJed Monday after- noon, apparently on her way to varsity tennis pfactice on lhe first day of school at Fountain Valley High School. Fountain Valley policl officers said Mi5s Brown, who was rid· ing a mo-ped, died at Fountain Valley Community Hospital after a 2 p.m . collision with a dumP. lruck. T r affic investigator J . C. <See MO-PED, Pase AZ) C?vina Says No Soil 8 y PAftlCK KENNEDY Coast Air Quality Mana1ement consider placina the wastes at a or .. o.i.. ..._ ...-. District says excavation of the dump site near Kettleman City, West Covina offlclala don't son WOUid spread toxic fumes 170 miles north of Los Anceles. want lo accept son contaminat· and cancer causing partlclea He said . West Covina ia not ed wtth toxic wutea from an lhroutb the air. satisfied with a private study of abandoned chemical dump and However, the Air Quality Dia-the hau.rdom wutes flnaneed have ulred ffuntiniton Beaeb lrict's poelUon ia disputed by tbe by the developer ad want.I a offlcials lo have tbe material state Department of Health, "fUll blown eavmt11t:4aal lludy ' sbippeclto a leu populated area. wblcb warm that It Is more by the state Heal partment Huntlntton Beach officials daqer'OUI to leave the wutea before the soil ia excavated. have pfOPC)led abippinl up to under1round because the Althousb the bealtb depart· 100 ooo cubie yard• of con-cbemkals could seep into under-ment mlnlmisea the danter of tan:itnated IOU from an old dump 1round wai. 1uppllea. excavatioe, It bu identif\ed at near the intel"Hd1oa of warner · "!'rlnkly, we don't need It," leaat three ebemicala at tbe Avenue and Bolla Cblea Street Weal Covina'• Mlller aald of tbe Hunlineton Beach 1ite tbat an to a dump ln Wett Covina. contaminated 1061. "~e·re very toxic and bave the potential to w eat Covlna baa lbe only deftnlately C'Olleemed ~·bout the cauae cancer ln humans. dump site ID Laa An•el• and healtb haunt. If the ~Ir Quality In a report to tbe City of Huot- Orance countln lbat accepta Dlltrtet feell lt'a daa1erOU1, lt'I lntton Beacb laat weet, lb• aueb buardoul wutet •darned tood bet tbat lt 11." healtb department alao not• But that cttr'• de~elopment MUJer lald tbe IOU should be that toxic cbemleall are oodq servleea director, Mlcb .. I L. hauled and ltond lD alt tlllll l~. tbe aurfac. and an mder· Miiier laid aftldala tlMre are contalnerw befon It 11 mond 1r1bund buildup al met.bane fU alar..;ed beuuH the South anywhere, He •uu•ted I.be db P"et the potmtial for up..._, <See WAYNE, Pa1e A2) * * * NB Seeks Airport Lot Buy Halt Lawyers for the City of Newport Beach have asked the Federal Aviation Administration to scrap plans to help county officials purchase property on the west side of John Wayne Al rport. The letter to the FAA, written by the city's Wa shington D.C.- based law ftrm. argues that the county's plan to expand the airport is improper. The city contends before the county can purchase or acquire the 13.5 acres in Costa Mes a on the west side of the airport, they must lfrst. process env~ment.aJ im- pact documents. The county, wruch operates the airport. is anticipatin1 .re.¢.ei.ving more than $4.5 million to help bankroll the land purchase. County officials contend the land is needed to house aircraft businesses and provide space for privateairplanetiedowns. But the city is hoping to con- vince the FAA to puJl the rug out from under that plan. This is the latest in a series of maneuvers by the city to halt the land purchase. The city filed a lawsuit in Superior Court last June against the county in a move to block the land purchase. · That suit, which asks the court to grant a temporary restraining order to block the purchase until the county prepares environmen· tal impact documents, is set to be beard Oct. 2. Coast Weather Partly cloudy through Wednesday. Highs Wed- nesday 76 at the beaches and 8S in the inland areas. IN81DIE TOD~~ Ho lltma, the Ram1 ho~ '"''' qwmerbacQ..,. mad •~ tJ.bate owr who will ond IMNl.d plo~ contin11e1. See Page Bl. l•tlex di DAILY PILOT H ~--JU T BRElfKINC-----... Lat' UntU /rom todoN'• world cmd nohotlol M1'll ckw~ Bullets RidtBe Nercspaper Plant SAN DIEGO !A Pl F'ivl' buJIC'b rt<1m a hllth pe>wer1:d rin• smushed into th(• llnmn 'T'ribunf' n•w paper bu'1dln1 Loc1•y. shattflnng lhrff 'A indo" 'I and a 1lu door Two flmployees nar rowly misst'd betn(I hh TIU'ff bu1lt1t.ol went into \bet fourth floor library, and two oth~rs hh the ltlird·floor nt._ room or tht" naornlna San Oleao Union short!. ath•r rt-pntlN'S :im1 t't.'ltt ors4'1ad aone home. Th~ t1plintt.>rt'd w indow~ inrludrd on~ rttl'nlly rl'placNI ln the library ltfler ooin.c brok11n by a nolht>r bullC'l A"'I 2A In the ne wSl'()Olfl, bullet~ pa l\.IM.i ths,uugh a largt> window and a small glass door •"•'-'-n...-1..: ...... "' ,,... By Tlat' A.uot'lal~ Pru1 BntlUJ\ cl<>bt.' m TC'hran tocfa)' •nd w1thdrt>w its staff but t1topl>t"d :short of brC"ukln~ tHplomatlr rehll1on" A lo"oteign Ort&c._. :.pokesman said the der1s1on was 1n response to tr:uuan threats of repnsals o C'r the arre)t or mort- than 70 Iranians U\ London t'our Briton:> 41rt> 1n lr.n1i.n ru. iod) <'h.iract-d wit h ei. pion age The Iranians 11. l're Jrrestt-ti follo11.rng a violent "1nt1 American demon t rat1on m London on ,\u~ 4 to protest lhe de tent1on of Iranians '" thl' l 1mtl'd St all':. BfDlk HaUn .tlori gap a.~ SAN FRANC! TO rrocktr ,ilunk mcrea~ed 11b home mort gage rate to 133• percent, errect1ve today The rate had been 13' 2 percent Slee Ills Claimed A.laia 's Attorneys Ge~r for Defense By DA VJD KUTZMANN Ol 1M DAiiy l"ffM Suft Attorneys for Dr. Louis Alaia or Huntington Beach, accused in a double slaying, are already gearing up for defense or the physician today now that he is once again free on bail. Long Beac h a tto rney E d George Jr .. who c l a ime d Friday's Fourth District Court or Appeals ruling to reinstate bail a i d s h is case "i m me asurably," said Alaia has an appointment to be examined by doctors next week at a so-called sleep center in the San Fran- cisco Bay Area. The Huntington Ha rbour physician's attorneys h ave already indicated a key part or their defense will be Alaia 's bouts with arcolepsy. a disease which causes an uncontrollable desire to sleep. Al~ia. accused of killing his ex-wife and her attorney friend June 13 wiUr a boning knife, had been taking a medication Ritalin for the illness, which has side· effects lhat include tension. anx- iety and aggressiveness. Alaia had taken the drug only hours before the 8 p.m. slayings in Margy Low Alai a 's Hunt· ington Harbour home. George and defense co-counsel Albert C.S. Ramsey had argued strongly that Alaia's frj!edom on bail was necessary for the pre· paration or their case, which they said involved detailed ex· aminations by doctors and t.>SYChiatris ts. But Orange County Superior Court Judge Oretta Ferri Sears had revoked the orthopedic sur· -geon"irt2!§0,000 ba11 a week and a hair ago on a motion by pro- secutorCliff Harris. Harris had sought Alaia's jail· ing pending trial because or the curcumstances of the crime - multiple slayings. Ramsey filed a writ with the appeal court in San Bernardino a day after Judge Se ars re- volted bail and jailed the Los Alamitos surgeon. Acting on that writ, the state court stayed the bail revocation order until hearings could be held on t.be merits or the defense contentions. No hearing date was set Friday. Ramsey and George have argued that evidence will show Alaia is guilty or no worse than manslaughter in the deaths of ORANGE COAST ~ DAILY PILOT T~ Or.,;ee (o.\'ll O•if• ~ilot #•lf'I ~<h 1\ CombiMO IN ,. ... , Pruti. I\ OUblltNo o, ,,,... Or•rtt• c .. ,, ~•\h•no Como•n1 s.o,.,.,, "91t•on\ ere pubtlthfO MC>ftlU' lhrovoh Frio., tor C:ost1 ~"-.,.••oort leMft H~l•ttiQiO"I 8t•<ft F'ownl.11" V1llty ltw nf L•qwn• 8t.cft SovU' Cotil A \ilf'MJ .. r•OIOl't•I "°''"°" " OUOl1\hft SMVfO.n M'MI S4Hto10 '"• CW'lntlNI OUl>tl\IU"'f ptMtl ,, •• lJO Wnt e., S.tHI p 0 8th IMO Cott• ...W\• C•IH0tn1• .,,,. Mrs. Alafa. 37, and Long Beach attorney Marvin Tincher , 50. Alaia is accused or killing the pa ir after going to the woman's Huntington Har bour home the night or Friday the 13th to pick up their two childre n for a weekend, Father's Day visit. A trial dale is to be set Wed· nesday. Froe.Pflfl4!rll PARK •.. Sa nd Canyon Road b'.e extended through the area and intersect with Coast Highway north of El Morro Elem enta ry School. The ot he r proposed road, Pelican Hill Road, would reac h the highway north of Crystal Cove. "I don't see the San Joaquin Corridor shown on here and, believe me. t he whole thing hinges on that," slated CoWl· cilman John Cox. Othe r council m e mbers agr e ed that the pro p osed transportation corridor is a m ust if residents and park vis· itors are to have a way in and out of the area. It has gene rally been as- sumed, though, that the long· planned cor ridor would form lhe northern boundary of the park. "The way to approach this." Councilman Hummel told coun· ty and Irvine Company officials, "is to terminate Coast Highway at our city limits and realize this area has to be served another way." Arnie Hamala, an Irvine Com- pany represen ative:-s aid much of the envisioned development would be estate-t ype homes, anywhere from one to five acres in size. Development on the coast, just south of Cameo Shores, would be mostly custom homes, Hamala s aid . adding that the area probably wou1d not be terraced like the Cameo Shores develop- ment. Hotel s ites, he explained, would be confined to a 35-acre s ite in Sand Canyon, adjacent lo the existing Crystal Cove State Park, and a 00-acre parcel near Pelican Hill, envis ioned as a "hotel-park" with s tructures ranging from four to 10 stories in height. State coastal commissioners, who meet next Thursday in Los Angeles, must approve the plan before the Irvine Company can move forward with its plans. The development firm already has donated acreage to the state and has agreed to dedicate more 1 land. up to 2,650 acres, if it re· ceives permits for construction of homes. F,....P..,111 WAYNE ••• Unckr Lhe plan proposed b)' Murry Cable, alrpon manacer , Ai r Callrornl a and Hu1he. Alrwd t each would 1lve up two ot th j r dally nJ1ht.1 to create the tour new J>Mlllona. ThllD the four alrllnea would aubmll aultd btda for those fll1Chh. T h e h11hest bidde rs would rt' t!lve the nl&hts What th~ airlines wou1d pay f<>r onr on~ of the four slots is a vlrtua u11kll()wn Acc.·ordlng to Cable, estimates hnt' rant(l'<I fro m St to S3 per µa'lth'Ol(l'r who trft vels from John Wayo~ Airport Uased on laa t yt-11 r 'N 2 6 mill ion l'H!IC!O&C.f'll, the hgur~ lr1ms lales to ~t""'*" S2 6 and f7 8 milJlon. BecawH' of th~ enormity of I.he figurt"ll. C'ublc hull proposed lhe btdli bt: 'd111counted " on a 11ern~rllfll(t' bu1 11fter they are s ubmllled This would reduce lht." cost lo lhe airlines Even iso, there is much dis plt>iillUrt' w1ttun lhe industry for lhe aurt1on approach ·w e a.re absolutely opposed to uny &lot a uction," said Tom K arnmsk1, d irector ·of com · municattons for Air California "Just about anything is better than an auction system ." Ka minski claimed the Federal Aviation Administration. which has orderl'd the airport opened to new carriers, "Is attempting to use Orange County a s a guinea pig." Asked if Air California would voluntarily give up two or its nights and hand them over to either F'rontier or Western a move that if a lso made by Hughes A1rwest would erase the need for an auction Kaminski said, "It's a question we'r e wrestling with this very day." A spo kesm a n for Hughes Airwest was not available for comment. EquaJly distressed by the pro- posed auction plan are officials at Frontier Airlines. "We have limited enthusiasm for a n a uct ion ,'' said Bo b Schulman. a spokesman for the Denver·based carrier. The cost of bids for rughts, he said, will be passed on to the traveling public and "will gouge them." Schulman s aid the airline in· dustry should be viewed more like a public utility that deals in a "scarce, limited resource"· a nd another means of allocating the slots devised. Despite criticism of the pro· posed auction system, Schulman said, Frontier "is very pleased" that the John Wayne Airport ac· cess issue fin ally appears headed for a resolution. Frontier Airlines, be said, has held route authority to fly from Orange County to Las Vegas since Jan. 5, 1978. The proposed route, he said, would continue from Las Vegas to Denver. Hughes Airwest currently rues from Orange County to Las Vegas. A s pokesman for Western Airlines in Los Angeles declined to comment on the auction plan pending action by supervisors. Western d oes h ave r oute a uthority from th e Civ il Aeronautics Board to fly from Orange County to Salt Lake City, hesaid. Two other jet air carriers - Continental Airlines and Pacific Southwest Airlines -also are s eeking entry to John Wayne Airport. Neithe r airlin e , however, meets the current runway wei&hl requirements and the refore will not be permitted to bid for the four s lots . A Continental spokesman was not availa ble for comment. Sacramento Jet Blasted SACRAMENTO CAP) -An explosion occurred today in a baggage compartment or a jet that had jus t landed at S a c ramento Metropolitan Airport with 44 passengers, and authorities said two workers un· loading luggage were injured. Bill Miller, spokesman for the Sacramento County sheriff's de· partment, said the nature or the explosion aboard the United Airlines Boeing 72:'7 jet .was not immediately known. He said no bomb threat had been received. The seriousness of the injuries was not known, nor was the ex· 'tent o f the dam age. but authorities said there was no fire. ' .... ,, ...... P,111'\"Ck"f •n-i Putt' Vw• n.,,,,. Kte-wtl [OllOt ,,,."'"'"' "" ........ M.Ariaq+l\O ECJ!t!\I CIWlrlffM L-Au1\la~ M.tl'\-Olno Editor Driver Safe; Fire Razes Truck Cab Offlc:H (0"11 Mt'-• JJO w,,, 9,., ,., ... l~ lkl<ft 1011 NO (N \I HIOf'wfy HUf"tl"OfOf\ &f•l r. '111) It.cf\ Bot,,,...,,,., T•lephon• (1141~-'321 C1Hlffl9d Adv•111tl"O 142·N'71 ''O'!l NOllft Ofal\ff (l!vM¥ (Mlm,;nl!I .. 540-1220 ~~''r: ~ o:.:r., '~::.:.~:;,~~·:.~. ,,..r,., ., .... .,u,.m."'' "•'•'" ,,. .... '••r•du<.H wU.M\olt \P"t•I JHltmlO fOf'I of <••''"''....., ~~:.~!'•,u,~·::r.t.·~ .. ~.:i:: :-~· ::.~:.1::, ':...:~ .. 'lo :::.'u.~! ,. -~·• A truckload of tunafish tins destined for an Ensenada , Mex .. seafood cannery was saved Mon- day, but the tractor towing It south was destroyed in a $35,000 fire on t.be San Diego Freeway in Oranae County. Vic tor Alvarado, 22 . of Ensenada , driver for Transportes Bermudas, S .A. escaped injury in the 10 :30 a .m. blaze that closed all but one lane of the San Diego Freeway llOUth of the Laguna Freeway for a time. Orange County Fire Depart· menl Capt. Greg Peterson said Alvarado pulled over and leaped from the cab or his rig all1lr it began filling with smoke .e he rolled south toward San Diego. Investigators said the truck's turbocharger apparently blew up. ignllin1 the engine a~d sub- sequently the undercarnage of the cab-over tractor, which was a total loas. Firemen on the scene were able to disengage the 40-foot triller loaded with empty cans beforethecargowasdamacecL """"' ....... TIPS FROM PAST Rlcherd Nixon Tips Told To Debaters By Nixnn NEW YORK I Al'J Can- didates who hav(' paid allention to history wi ll t·onccntrate on winning lhe audicnt't . not the war of words. in the 1980 pres· idential debates. says former President Nixon Ni xon, in an interview broad- ~ast today on NBC's "Today" sho w. ad vised this year's de· haters to take a tip from his 1960 match with John F. Kennedy. ··Polls were taken after my famous first de bate with Ken- nedy, which indicated that those who heard it on radio thought J bad won." he said. "Those who saw me on television thought I looked terrible, which I did, and they . . agreed that he'd won." The lesS-On, said Nixon, 1s that "making very sm all debating points or even big ones won't win this particular election .. lt 's how the ma n looks, how he sounds." From Page . l I MO-PED ... Brokaw s aid that Miss Brown appeared to be properly in lhe bicycle lane on Slater Avenue whe n lhe truck collided with her when it was making a turn from Slater onto Wa rd Street. The tall blonde girl, a popu1ar and active senior at the high sc hool , repor tedly fe ll un- derneath the rear wheels . Miss Brown was described as "a super girl" who would have been the best doubles player on the girls tennis team . "She was a strong and silent leader who led by example," ac- cording to coach Neil Spowden She won school letters lhe last two years when she won about 70 p ercent o f her matches, Snowden said. She also was a top fli g ht softball player and was active in student government and other activities. She was described as a 8 plus to A-minus student in college preparatory courses. School officials s a id Miss Brown, the daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert-C ffi.&wn of 10931 San Leon Ave., had apparently gone home from scho ol to change her clothes before re· turning to practice . Driver of the truck was iden· tified as Leroy H. Buus. 56, of Bellflower. Investigation is con· tinuing. No citations have been issued. f"',....ra,,.AI ROADS ... Each developer has building plans that will greatly Increase trafllc on these streets near the Intersection of the Costa Mesa und San Diego freeways. ''The additional traffic in the arta will be equal to that of stret-G in the South Coast Plaza a rea at Christmas," Santa Ana M~yor Jim Ward said Tuesday in the South Coast Plaza Hotel press conference. The hotel lies at the western end of what is known as the Ma In-Sunflow e r corridor, b o unde d o n th e e a s t by Mac Arthur Bouleva rd. About 4.7 million square feet of comme rcial and industrial de- velopment will be constructl'd there in the next several years, according to Les Card. director of transportation for Irvine. He said the new buildings will genera te up to 58,000 additional automobile trips. Irvine Mayor Art Anthony said he hopes t he agreement would show Caltrans "us little kids at the local level can work together to solve traffi c pro· blems "Caltrans has not done what they s hould to even maintain ~heir s tate highways <in the cor- tidor area)." he said. "Lighted c•g n s. out for m on t h s. potholes and fences not being r~ pa ired." T he road-improvement pro· ject is to begin immediately and lake a bout three years to com- plete . The agreement, approved by council members from all three cities, was nearl y two yea rs in the making The cities are to collect de· veloper funds within their own jurisdictions and distribute them for road work throughout the lri city project The four development com- panies will contribute funds based on a formula keyed to the tr affic their new buildings in the corridor will generate . city o(· fic1als said That formula calls for Royale Development Corp. to pay $264 .000. War mington Co to spend $236,000 The Irvi ne Co to pay $197,000 Segerstrom & Sons lo spend $285.000. Homeowners Groups Eye Uxdition Re presentatives of var ious h o m eow ners associatio ns throughout Costa Mesa will meet Wednesday night to lay groundwork for a citywide coali- tion of the groups The meeting, spea rheaded by the No r th Costa M esa Ho meowners Association and the Mesa Verde Homeowners Association, will be at 7. 30 p. m. at t he home of M rs Jean Robins, 1807 Tahiti Drive. N or t h Cos ta M esa Homeowners Association Presi· dent Dave Leighton , a real estate salesman and former City of Costa Mesa Planning Depart- ment aide, will coordinate the conference. ____ Leighton said presidents and board m embers or interested hom eowner groups will discuss matters of mutual interest. S upporters e nvis ion Wed· nesday's meeting as the firs t step in organizing a more formidable power base than that enjoyed by a single homeowner group. COVER SOMEONE WITH GOLD. 14 karat yellow gold m esh collar , $2.050. SLAVIC K'S SOUTH LAGUNAN DIES tt.rry Grimaley Grimsley Honored in Memorial Memorial ser vices were held Monday for Harry Cabaniss C rimsley , who organized a group which blocked a freeway planned through Laguna Beach a nd So uth Lagu n a . Mr . Grimsley died Saturday at 82 at his home in Three Arch Bay. ~ Mr Grimsley came to South Laguna from Pasadena in 1951, after retiring from the oil busi· ness. H e h e lped organize the Coastal Area Protective League. which was instrumental in stop- ping oi l well drilling in tidelands south of lhe Santa Ana River. Later, he was recruited by the Laguna Beach Chamber of Com· merce to organize the League or Orange Coast Civic Associa- tions. which blocked the freeway in the 1960s Mr Grimsley was ·an active member of St. Mary's Episcopal Church or Laguna Beach and wa s a boar d m e mbe r and former president of the Three Arch Bay Association He was a volunteer in the Mexican Punitive Expedition in l!H6. and in World War I. +le Is survived by his wife. Mary Jeannette. of Three Arch Bay; two daughters M-.rgaret Metcalf, of Pasadena , and Mary _ J eannette Shacke ll, of Glen- dora , eight grandchildren, and • three great-grandchildren. Memorial services were held a t St Geor ge's Episcopal Church in Laguna Hills. The fam ily has requested t hat dona· tions be made to the Salvation Army or the Episcopal Church. Bergeson Set For Meeting Assembly woman Marian BergeS-On will be the s peaker at Wednesday's meeting or the Capistrano Beach Chamber of Commerce. Ms. Be r..1eson wilj g~iew tegislafion passeo cfuring the last session of the Assembly. The meeting will be held at Olamendj 's Restaurant at the corner of Doheny Park Road a nd Do mingo A v enue in Capistrano Beach at noon. The charge for lunch is $4.50. Call Chloe Luke for reservations at 496-1343. FJ~~1111n h l.rnd. New1)<1tt (.,•ntrr, Nt'Wf)lirt Bl".ll h f (7 111 6 1l·1 ~H() 'Or ht rt "'.+U11th \\ '"''""""' r \1,tll l..t,i!-Uno1 ~ l!U' \t.ttl ( lr.m-.., ( "'"",.,, Al~• lornolrr Im 1\11,.i\I{·• '•" 1)1~,..,. L.i• Vt.:•• t "' ... of'tr,,,,..\, .... , ... "' l't•'• 1f,,.1 t ~,, ... f.t1ft lt~' \l\A \t1otttfW,. '\ --~-- J ' • ~. STOCKS I BUSINESS Tu eday'• Cloei~ Price NYSE' COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS Qloi9t•l-r '-"-'""'"'-~ 1'•1\.Nl~•I, "••'"' l'IW _.., O.lr"'' •nd(llKlnMll •l<K" .. 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If you said Crest toothpaste, you were doubly right. And if you hap- pened to specify the 7-ounce tube or Crest, you were rieht on target. It's the package that rings the cash register more often than any other. CREST, A PRODUCf OF PROCTE & & Gamble, holds 3S percent of the toothpaste market. It bu been in first place ever since the American Dental Assn. endorsed it aa an effective cavity fighter because of its fluoride coat.ent. Other toothpastes have since copied the fluoride formula but none has come close to dislodging Crest. The old No. 1, Colgate Dental Cream, has about 20 per. cent of~ market, good enough for second place. It's the . fourth most frequently purchased product .in drugstores (the 9-ounce size>.' The source for t hese drugstore rank· ings i s a trad e magazine, Drug Store News. lt ranks these products in two ways: one by unit s ales (number of packages Money Tree sold) and one by dollar sales. The two are not the same at all. Crest, for example, ranks first as the most frequently purchased product but s ixth in terms of total dollar sales. He,re are the top 10 sellers in unit sales: 1. Crest (7 ·Ounce) 2, Kodacolor II Film CllO (20 exposures) 3. Tylenol (package of 100) 4. Colgate (9-ounce> S. Tampax (package of 40) 6 Kodacolor II Cl26 (20 exposures) 7. GE F1ip Flash 8. Polaroid SX 70 Film 9. Chapstick 10. Listerine (32·ounce) NOW HERE A.RE THE top 10 in terms of dollar sales: 1 Polaroid SX 70 Film 2. Kodak Instant Film PRIO 3. Kodacolor n Film CHO (20 exposures) 4. Oil of Olay (4·ounce) · S. Tylenol (package of 100) 6. Crest 7. GE Flip Flash 8. Polaroid Polacolor II Film 9. Kodacolor ll C126 (20 eXl>OSures> 10. Kodacolor 11135 (24 Ul>0!5un!S) A COUPLE OF COMMENTS are in order. Firsl: what would our drugstores do without their photography busi· ness? Seven of the top 10 dollar sellers are pbotoc:raphjc products -and beading the list are the rums for the in· stant cameras. Second: the power of Jobnaon & Jobn.soo's noo·aspirin pain reliever. Tyleool, is easy to see -it's third in unit sales, filth in dollar sales. Tylenol bas vanqui.lbed the aspirins and aspirin combination products. Bayer aspirin ranks 13th in unit sales, 19th in dollar sales. Pct. VP I• 0 Up •.6 UP U Up U Up ,,I Up 1.3 Up I.I Up I.I Up I 4 Up 1.4 UP 1 l Up I I Up 1.0 Up •.I Up U Up 6.S Up ••• Vp •.3 Up 6.2 Up U UP U Up S 6 Up S.4 Up S.4 ~· 011 11 s OH 11 I 011 t,I 011 •. , Oii I.I Oii 1 I Oii 1.4 Off II Oii IJI Oii "° Oii •• o Off H 011 s s Oii u Ott u Off s.o Oii 4 t Ott 4.• Off u Off ... Ott 0 Oii u Off u Off 4,3 Oii 4, .... •ab HEW YORK CAPI -SPOI ')Ollffrrous ,.,.tel prktos IOdaY' C-...r .,,.. ""' • pound, U.S. _,_ llons. L .. •4'cem•_....,· l,IM »~"'-unls •pound, ctet1ve...ct1 Tia II 14"e pound At_I_, ID, N.V ... n Mffewy ~-00 per Ila~ Pie.-~ .. n lrO'f or HY Sllt·rr HEW YORK tAPl -HMICly & H- sll.,.t r lode't tit dO. Off S0."2. Engelherd •llver ,11.100, olf '°·"· l•Wi<etld Sii-tit.Jn , off I0."37. Goad QllO• al 'on• .,.,..,,_..._.p ... , Sele<lad -Id 90ld pr1cu t~v ~: .._"'"9tl•lftt .. 7UOuo,UO. ~: ....,_ ll•lnt .. 10.50 Off SI.JI. Pllf'tt: eftt.-fl•tnv .. 1i.tt, 11P tl1At~ r .... ....,., 11~1 ..... n .oo.uot1ui l•rlcll: M61.00 bid, oH M.00; .. 10.00 ...... Mew Yft: HllldY & H.,.,,,1111 late mornloig .. 10.50,"" J1.50, ..._ Yerll: Eftllltll\eNI ,.tllnt price ._ l'llOn\1119 ""·'°·off su o. New vn : e,...111erd 1~1c .. .., 001c1 , ... lnOf'nlnv ...i. '7, off J 1.U. S11•1Job d Ntw Y••' ly tow u Ne• Y••rly "40'\ U~lt\~ otht•wow nolfd. r•tts Of d•••O.lllls .,,. .tnnu•t d1\buf'Wm.f'nh Da\td Ot\ ,,... te\:t ~~,.~~'~: .~~,:~~:;~~~ :::~:,:;~1:. O.\ltan•l<!d .., r~ul• at• tGenlllle<t •n ti. tollowll\Q •oolnolt\ • Also #•tr• or t atre\ D M nu•t ,.,,.Of"' "OC9' dHit•otnG < hqujo•t•"'O d••ict.nd &:m~:: o;. ":~d·n.~~~~ •:,::::,•:.. 'o"' "o 1 P•10 '"~' rt•r di•tOtf\d otruneo, otl•""" or no ~lion ••-tn •• 1-.1 dl•ldtftd ~~~~.,.:. ~~':,: ~~~~ ~~·~::.,~ ~l N~:.:~~~ ~~:::r :. .. =~ .. r~rt: SIOO In ~<~·~ ,, MOftll\\ ollm•l.O <•\I\ ..,,,.,,.on•• d1v1dttnd 0t •• d1,erttNt~ .,. .. • • d•"'°""'° Of' •• ttQhh y £ • dtvldeftld ltf\d , ••• , tn fvU I S.I•\ tf\ fVU (10 ''"'° wO Wl\fft di\lrlllul.cl WI w,.... l)\Uftd lf#W W1tr. ... ,,.,.." •• W·•~· ••n '"' \ "0•\ £ • dl\tt ~t'°" • PE ••llt flte 111 10 ol • \too H <1 mull1plt ot pu ""'' Utl\•l\O~ IM•l"9d llY C11w1cti~9 '"' IM"' 11 "-lh .. rnlno• tiqu,. 11\10 l••I ••It l>fl(O .. DAIL V PILOT T UMCi9V Seot..,.._ 9. 1960 CONSUMER QUEENIE ............ '"""' .. "' . •••"• "He'll Stt ) OU 110'4 And a '411rd hi the.' '4 "" 11 .. ' •• nonsmoller "Got a problem'' Then wnre to Pat Dt11111 Pat will cut r ed tape, gelling tlw onsu~:r and actio11 you need to solve mequ1tles m guuemment and tmsrness Mail your questicms 10 Pat Dunn, Al Your Service. Orange Coosr Daily Ptlot. P 0 Box 1560. Custa Mesa ('A 92626. As many letters as pos~1blt1 u.•11/ be answered but ph.onro mquines or lellers not mcludmg the realter's full name. address and business hours' phone number cannot be considered This column appears da1 ly except Sundays 'l E"~ Guide f o . t pplfo n.-es DEAR READERS: If you·,,e shopped for a major appliance lately. size, features, color, and. of course, price were important considerations. But did you look into what it will cost to run the ap pllance each year? Since May 1980, seven types of major ap· pllances have come orr the assembly line "Uh yeUow Energy Gu.ide labels. These labels, re- quired by the Energy Polley and Conservation Act and tbe Federal Trade Commission, can help un· complicate comparison·shopplllg fDr the most energy~rflcient applia nces. Refrigerators. lrt~ners and water heaters no" bave labels that tell you what the average energy cos& Is ror tbe model based on standardized tests. Tbe label also tells you bow these average costs compare with otber models of tbe same size. Dishwashers and clothes washers have labels tba1 give slmUar lnformation, but they give two different prices based on whether you have a gas or an electric water he ater. Room air conditioners have labels with an eaergy effidency rating (or EER ). The hi gher the EEK, tbe lower your energy costs will be. The last type of label Is on furnues. It directs you to s pecific lnformation sheets avaUable from the .dealer. For other suggestions on ways to cut your energy costs, send for a copy of •'Tips for Energy Savers." It's free from the Consumer Information Cen&er, Dept. 6UH, Pue blo. Colo. 81009. lob OpporfuftitiP• for Blind DEAR PAT. My brother u; bl.ind and he and his family are planning to move to Southern California in two months Do you know of any or- ganization in this area that helps bhml people fi nd jobs? V.N .. Costa Mesa Job Opportunities for the Blind <JOBl is a new program operated by the National Federation of tbe Bllnd in cooperation with the U.S. Department .,,.--e( baMr. Aay bllad penee loekUtg--for WGTlr;-or any Pmployer having open positions, can contact California's JOB coordlnator, Sharon Gold, by writing to the National Federation of tbe Blind, Western Division. P .O. Box 15%2, Lancaster, Calif., or by pboning (805) 94z.1tss. JOB's national head· quarters ts located at National Federation of the Blind 1800 Johnson St ., Baltimore, Md. %1230. The toll·fr'ee phone number Is CSM) '38-7518. · Metric.--Mann~r• Clarfliftl DE:AR PAT: Winemakers and alcohol dis· tillers have thoroughly confused me by selling their products in a ll manners of measurement - both standard and metric. Can you provide an easy chart to tell me what l'm getting? K.M.T .. Newport Beach Under federal law, all dlstWed spirits boUled since Jan. 1 mast be aold In metric containers so we have no choice but to get used to tbe new bottle alzes. lncldentally, lt•e liter bottle ls nothing new en It comes to belDC an alcolaollc beverage con· taiDer. History buffs wlll tell yoa that Clau~ Emile Jeu-Baptlste Litre was among tbe found· tac fatben of the metric system, and bls famUy 110ld wine bottles ID tbe first Utft (liter) bottles to bave &be name. Here's the cbart yoo requested: . ..... ~il-1.n11t .... 1.0111 ... 7SOmltlllllen 500mllll-ers 100mt11111...-, SIOmllllll\en -trk Sl-U.S.,.llM o..<•• S• 1oun<H aa.eoun<fl 1S.•oun<H 1•.•ouncH •.•oun<es 1.fOUn<H CleMil Ceo!VI,., U.S. Ft11lcl0Vftu1 OullCH V.Q•llon auert !IHI\ pint ll'tPlnt mlnl•tur• £•..,,•• l•~lt~t• aftd Stein f>AOunce' J7ounce' 1S 6ounces t6ouncei aouncH I •ouncH DEAR PAT: Are there any labeling require· menta for fur jackets and stoles? Also, how should you Judie the quality of a fur when you don't know much about it? K.L .. Newport Beach ll'1lr 1anDHt labeb •1111 coatalD tile followtag lafenaaU.: type ol l•r; wMtller It bas bee• Meaclted or dyed or otlaerwlle a~clally colored; •ltedller tbe garmemt Is lDacle of 111ed run, or pa••, tails, beWes or waste far; alld tile country of •rl• ... forlmportedf11n. A '1lr eoat, Jacket or Mole alMMald be IOft aad slllly, rill tl1klk, llos•Y laalr ud a eoft textare. Bruit die llalr baclkwarda -•••lut tile grala -a. Jlld1e die deulty. Low·qullty ffll' appean ... ne ud may feel stiff. Aalmala rrom cold areH UH tllkller fv, alld tltelr peltl will prod11ee a war•er 1armeat. Oeelk tM workmua .. p by JoH • ... •• die mdenlde of • ,., ,.,..... lo He daat U.. ...._are eotaMHd M tlaM,.. Ha't tell ~re ... _.. ud uotlter be,._. Tiie OYerall dnlp ..._.. ll•e late l•preulee Ulat tile etlllre coat H•• fl'MI -. aal•al. Aa.. en Ider l•ltlllc style • ... ,...... flt HNfally. Y .......... M •We .. .... eMllertaMy .. ,..,. eM& • Jaekel. \J•· fMeelMrJ ttretl 8M ttra• .. I far, HH I Cl,...., ~ ... 1 wDJ tltlM rtpe ... , .... ...,. City Asks for Loafers, Gets Fonds llONDO. Texa• CAP> Wht-n thlN south Texas city ~antNI (f'dt>ral help 10 build u t'IVk c •nlt'r, It WU told llS une mpluyrnf'n\ rat•· w11"n'\ high enough to merit the aid So M1tyor Woody GIH11cock wrote lo rrf'~1tdcnt Carter u.sklni for :tom•· bonu fult-. hardcOl't' loafert Thrte )'t'Dn and 2,000 would b~ louft't'lrt hth'r, llondo's J(t'ttlng 11pme (edl'ral rnorwy for u 1>rOJc<'l I\ didn't really ""ant a 6t>wugt• treatment plan\ , Mt-anwh1h• ttw m1tvt•r1rk muyor 1s rtght1n~ a ceni.w; count thut he sav11 1~ too low und will 1·o:it Hondo r~v l"nue sh1&nng fwui,. <;tasliNX'k .:o~ n11t1onnl headJJnes · and thous ands o f l e tters aod telephone c.alls after he asked Carter ln June 1977 for "a list of people who won't work under any circumstances. "I intend to write them letters to move here in sutficient quantities to enable us to qualify for some of your programs," he wrote. . Glasscock wrote the tonpe-in· cheek letter because the Department o( Health, Education and Welfare, smce divided Into the departments of Education and Health and Human Services, refused to chip in for a $1 million civic center. "I got a letter back from the assis· lant secretary to the undersecretary of HE W It said that the City o( Hon· Warning The Surgeon General Has Oerermined Tt1at C1gare11e Smoking Is Dangerous !O Your Health do was 'not of s ufficient quotient to merit countercyclical stimuli ,"' laughs Glasscock. He says he intended his letter as humorous criticism of a government that pumped millions of dollars into areas with high unemployment but ignored the needs of low.income towns with low unemployment. Four people eventually came to Hondo looking for work, and "they've a ll got jobs. The longest anyone was unemployed was nine days," he said. Hondo's unemployment rate is about 3 percent The mayor 's presidential plea also earned Hondo more than 2,000 letters and 2.000 ohone calls. His latest battle with the federal government is over the cenaua count. He claims it 's s percent too low. which could cost the city of S,000 federal revenue-sharing funds. Peo- ple with post office boxes weren't counted. he u ys. "II I hadn't gone down and got a form myself, l wouldn't have been counted." Glasscock, who lost a 1978 bid for t he De mocratic nomination for a con· gressional seat undertaken on the strength of his notoriety from the Carter letter, says "I'm not golng to vote for Carter ." ' 'MO• J lll'lfllll0\.01 TO.ACCO CO . a \oW tar nt' thatstan