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Home My WebLink About1980-09-10 - Orange Coast PilotIrvine. ·Appearane~ ' ·x·Lear Workers Saudi Oil Hoard Probed in Tale Sends Gold. Casino Bombing Prices Upward WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 10, 1980 YOL. ra, WO. 2'4, 4 laCTtOMI, .. "AO al Fertllalrvlae Carter Rapped On Plane Leak IT Delly ...... , .... _ IA YI CARTER UNITEAL TifY FonMr PreMdent Font Gold Price ~$17; Dollar Sags LONDON <AP) -~ price of pld ~ $17 an ounce in Zurich today amid renewed speculatioo tbat Saudi Arabia will trim oil production and boost prices. SU.er al90 wu bi1ber. ll•aa•hile, the dollar was edliulower. Cold'a price dropped as much u •·• an ounce Wednesday on , 'widffprelld profit-ta.kins after t ;aoa.riae more than $30 an ounce •• 'heldaJ. 11 la Zurich, Europe'JS largest 'told tndiac center, eold opened 1todaJ at •.50 an ounce, up ,f~ -·•at the close Tues· ,•r. -9 bJ mid-day had risen , ....... ~ 1 la LondoD, 1old opened at trrl.• a trof ounce, up from <Tuea .. 1'1 close of "70, and cloledat•. ( Gold tr8dld at Ml'7 .50 in New c York, Uf tll. d SUnr alao waa hither. It ,u.._. M tlt.• lD New York, up ( n1'cea&a. Gold and sliver atocb al.lo vJumped abarply today in the ~~-UaJted Stat.el. By STEVE MARBLE Of-0.UV ...... llMf Former President Gerald Ford criticized the Carter Ad· ministration Tuesday for "tell· ing the Soviet Union " about the nation's most tUghly classified secret wea pon, the "stealth" plane project. Ford, appearing at 'a press conference prior to a dinner tallt~ belwe &he.6rup-Cotlftfy"'Bli:ild· ing Industry Association at the Airporter lnn in Irvine, said he wa s "amazed and upset .. by statements on the so-called in· visible plane. "lt tells the Russians what we're doing," said Ford, adding that the "stealth" project was initiated during rus administra· lion and is currently in the de· sign stage and "won't be mean· ingful in 1990." Ford denied accusations made earlier in the day by President C arter that the Ford Ad · ministration had never bothered to make the project plans secret. The former president also criticized Carter for pulling out of the planned thrff·way debate be.tween presidential can· did ates. He predicted the move would hurt Carter. "I think it's selfish and wu done purely for political rea- sons," he added. He reiterated his belief thi&t John Anderson's independent candidacy could throw the elec- tion into the House of Represen- tatives if Andenon is able to sustain his estimated 18 percent support ratin1 indjcated in re· cent polls. Ford also said he bad dined with Republican hopeful RooaJd Reagan Monday and bad urged him to "stay with the issues because Carter is so, so vulnera· ble." Asked if be advised Reagan on his "latest series of fumbles and 1oof11 ," Ford said Rea1an is matmc etfo.rta to "Ucbten up-his organisaOoo." He said the former Califomla aovernor reali1et there have <See roan. Pate AJ> Bystander Killed LOS ANGELES (AP) -An apparmtly .innoceat U~year-okl pa11erby wu shot to death by a man who was attacked by a 1an1 of youths outside a . supermarket in southeaat Loa An1elee, police said. -1 All Alone A•kl dee Pfasiie • l... -- Farmhand in Fountain ,Valley just west of Talbert A venue was out discing his fields Tuesday, even though the land is totally wrapped in plastic sheets. Plastic was . oa11, ,....,. ,...... .., "-,...,.. applied so field could be fumigated. Tractor operator is n~w s~cing the sh~ts so they can be rolled up. Strawber- nes will be planted m November for harvest in March. .. Ex-Lear Workers Probed in Blast Geologists Fear Volcano Activity VANCOUVER. Wash. (AP) - Though Mount St. Helens has been quiet for week s, clues point to another eruption of the Washington volcano, perhaps within days, observers say. •••nett Elizabeth Eagleton Weigand, 23, niece of Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton, D -Mo., has been indicted by a Federal Grand Jury in St. Louis on charges she al· tempted to extort $220,000 from the senator throuah a family owned company. Premiere Pieked PEKING <AP) -Cbina'a Cotereu elected Zbao Zlyaq prtmier and tbree new vice premten today, ratifytq Dlal Xtaoptn1'1 soverament ~rtanilatlon plan detiped to rry the People'• Republic mly alone the road to modemluUon. • LAS VEGAS (AP) -The FBI is investigating a group of people who formerly worked together at the Gates Learjet plant in Tucson in connection with the bombine of Harvey's Caatno at Lake Tahoe last month, a Laa Vegu newspaper said today. The Valley Times said that at least one member of tbe eroup worked at the Lear A via Inc. plant in Reno but left bis job prior to the Aug. rt bombing at Stateline. The bomb was planted by extortiooiata who demanded $3 million for information on bow to disarm it. But a payoff plan fell tbrou1b and the device exploded while bomb experts tried to disarm it with a remote-control macblne, caul.q about S3 million dama1e to the hip-rise botel-cuino. Tbe newspaper, qu0Un1 unnamed law enforcement sources, aaid the lead ia one of several beiq C::.ued by the FBI. Joeepti Ya ty, bead of the Lu Ve1u FBI office and cbief of tbe team iaveslifatlq the bombiq, clecUDed comment Tuesday, the newspaper aaid. Tbe Valley 11mes quoted one source aa 1ayin1 aome components of tbe ma11lve bomb were aircraft-type materials uaed in tbe maautaeture of executive Jets IUCh .. tbe Learjet. But tbe source reportedly aaid the materials bad not been traced to either the Tucson or Reno plaata. J . The newspaper said executives of the Reno plant were questioned by FBI agents last week and tbe facility also was searched. · School Says Skip Darwin ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) -Teachers have been ordered to skip the first chapter or a ninth IJ'ade history book that gives a Darwinian description of creation until the school board can approve additional material based on the Biblical theory of creation. Gene Davis of the schools' pro1ram development section · denied that school officials wanted to censor what lnatructon lautbt, HYinl both interpretations of c~atioa could bepr•mt.S. Tbe dedsioa came la respome to ebarps by a group of pareota who condemned tbe chapter on e v o I u.t i on t b e o r y a 1 ••anti -Cbriatian'' and • 'ua-Ainericaa. •• B.by Boy Found SAN DIEGO <AP) -~ FBI 1ay1 a 7-montb -old boy kidnapped a week a10 in Norfolk, ~a., tumed up In a downtown Sen Dleao apartment. ma lt-year-old baby titter. Sarah Ann.etteBrownotNorfolk, waar- rnted. Geologist Bob Noble said there was a "good chance it could do aomethi.ns today or tomorrow." He cited change s in th e mountain's gas emissions and s hape. Coast Weather Fair through Thursday after clearina of late night and early morning clouds. Lows tonight 58 at the beaches, 62 inland. Highs Thursday low70a to80. ~81Dt:Te•AY The lrigh achool /ootboll HOIOft opma ,,. "'"" Oftd Pilot qortnDriler1 look ot tM upcomblg Qamtl. Sn P• 81. --IM ., .......... .............. ........ ........ Or .... ~ M ~---C'\DI ~ , .. DP,11 I I .. 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"Rr'ead of Heaven Actor David Niven recalled that ht' and Sellers attended a memon<il ~en ice for Noel Coward st•vt•ral ~ears ago As the:. kft tht• churc·h. SC'llers said he hoped thc•re would be no s uch serv1<•e for h1m '"becaus~· I don't think an:.ont-will show up N 1 ven added "I Just hope that he knows that Laurence Olivier described him a~ u ~enius " Plane Crash Fatal to Four JACKSON, Wyo (AP) -An a nnual huntin g trip to Teton County ended in tragedy when a light plane cras he d west o f J a<'k son . killing a ll fou r N or th e rn Ca lifornia men aboard. the county coroner said Tuesday The plane. which had stopped in Elko. Nev . e n ro ute to Jackson. was sighted by hunters in a rugged area near S mokey Hollow about 15 miles west of Jackson. All the victims we re from Santa Cruz Relations Told MEXICO CITY <AP> -The governments of Mexico and North Korea have established diplo mati c r elat io n s . the Foreign Minis try announced. 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"' "',.,....,"''" ------------- Bos to Oblivion f Driver, Pupils Lost 8 Hours t.REfo:Nf'IEl.1> M #'I' 1Al'1 T wo hya>"ra<'tlve boyi. we•rt• b .1r k with thc:'I Jl renl~ 1n Lo "' ell today ,., •' lht•1r school bu dnver l(c.>t lo" on ltw tun.cit· nf 1nlt'l'"'>l •h· h11th"' "'' 11ut,1tlt- t\0111on nn h1•1 f1r'I cl.n cm th1 )llh' .mtl took ttw '11ut h' 1111 .Hl t·1icht hou1 nett" Th4') woun1t u11 70 1111h• .. 1111,1 tht'I r destir1.1I11 m 1111 t ht• "l•PO~llf' 1•od of Uw ''••II· ~ 11 h 1111 liu., out of l{!lll polu •' ,,11cJ A poht't' "':lrC'h hm1 ht·f'n 1ln llt•r "u' fur '''\t'rJI tm\11 ' 1n t•a lt'rn M .J '>'>•ll hu!>lt'll' ~ht•n J t•H 1•1 \ M •""" 111 1\011.d•I Bill"·· Hu• h ----~ Ml'li i11m11 11 .1011 \ht•1 r bus 1lr1v1•1 '\hirln /\ll.1111. wt.•re dus 1·uv1•1 t<tl nut 11( ~"' 011 I nlcr:itate UI 1w11r \i 1 t•t·nfu•ltl .ibout 70 rntlt•:o. Wt>'>l 11f 1ti1•ir 1nl t>ndcd 1h•-.t111,1t1011 1'u1"HIJ\ .ift1·rnoon n11• hm., 1l..-.1·11ht·ll I)) lht1r f'J I I'll\-. ,,., h\ l't'I :ll:\IVt:, had l)\·1·11 p1t•kc1l up (111111 their lt1m1e!> .1hm11 7 '.IU .• m 't'ut•:.dJy for the 20 111 II •· n d1• to lt11• (; JCbler "d1u1tl Ill \\ Jhh.tlll I ,1111 lion t twl1.-H• 1t ," said th•· htL'> 1lrl\1·r Mr-. Allard, 45. 111 Lo"c·ll I ~Ill turn 111 my res 1.:nJt11111 11 ~J' JU~t a wasted Drug Case Suspect Linked to Carters :IJ 1-:w YO RK (Al' I The California farmer who helped Billy Carter make his oil lmin deal with Libya has been under inves11gat1on in a drug case und tried lo use his rt'lat1ons hip with President Carter's ra m ily to further hi s bus iness e nd personal interes ts. The New York Times reported today The Times' artide said George L Relluomini was under 1n vestigat 1on f o r possible violations of laws on narcot1es. tax and r urrency involving im portation of marij uana and eocaine from South America The newspaper quoted Just ice Depa rtment officials as saying the government heard in 1938 that Belluomini told friends he would ask Billy Carte r to help block the drug probe by getting Drug E nf o r ce m e nt Administration agent Roger J Johnson removed from the ca se. Johnson was re moved from the investigation later that year. but offi cia ls cla imed there was no connection bet ween that m ove and Relluomim 's alleged eom ment. Ile was later returned lo the case . The Times a lso reported that Belluomini ho ped to s upply to a Swiss oil entrepreneur some of the Libyan oil Billy Carter hoped to obtain for Charter Oil Co as part of his Libyan deal Bell uom ini and his associate. Ronald C Sprague, a lso oHered to use their contacts in Mexico to i mprove US ·Mexican relations and to help negotiate a natural gas deal between the two countnes. The Times said According to Belluomini, the president's s ister. Ruth Carter Stapleton. urge d him to wnte the letter Mrs Stapleton delivered the letter to the White House and the presid ent replied with a letter declining the ofrer of assistance Belluomini s aid had Carter accepted his offer. he intended to seek help from Sergio Puente _E s pinosa . a Me xico City bus inessm a n who ci.lso is a target of the DEA 1nvest1gatton. The Times said. The Times s aid Be lluomini San Clemente Man Held in Gun Firing San Clemente police ar res ted a 31 -year-old man Tuesday afte r neighbors complained the man was fmng a shotgun into the air Witnesses said the man was standing in the 2600 block of Vi a Cascadita, pumping off rounds from his shotgun. When officers arn ved, the man explained his s trange actions by telling the m he had fought with his g irlfriend a nd wa )i mad. And while s hooting a s hotgun in the air might be one way of blowing off s team. officers booked the irate boyfrie nd for dis - charg ing a weapon within the city limHs. and Spragut> denied any drug cfralings. and Spr ague denied mak ing the comme nt. about us ing Billy Carter's influence to ~top the invesugat1on He also said the purpose of the Mexican orfer was not personal ~a1n. but to hl'lp the l 'nited States HB School Policies Hit By Teachers By ROBERT BARK ER OI llM D•lly ~1'91 S~ff A spokesman for Huntington Beac h Union fli g h S chool teachers charged Tuesday night that di s tri c t policies have caused disorder and overloaded cl asses in the opening days of srhool. · .)avid Chapel. president or the District Educators Association whic h represents 740 teachers, claims that some traffic and sa fety teaehers have been as. signed to homemci.kin~ c lasses. ho memaker teachers are handl· mg social studies classes and social studies t e a c hers are teaching tra ffic and safety. Other teacher representallves sa id ther e a r e 276 c lasses t hroughout the s ix-school dis- trict with a teache r-pupil ratio m excess of 37-1. They are ad vocat- ing class sizes of 33 I. District Superintende nt Jake F Abbottt acknowledged that <"lass sizes are a major concern and that officials wnl seek fo re duce dis parities At the same time , it was re ported by distnet offic ials that there are 123 classes with less than 20 students Efforts Will be made to con- s o Iida te s ome of t h e less populated classes to even the ' teaching load, Abbott said. Teacher representatives said much of the a lleged disorganiza- tion can be la id to district a~tion last year to lay off more than 127 teachers in the face of declining stude nt enrollment. Ninety-eight of those teachers have been rehired but some have been placed in classes out· side their s pecialty .. teacher leade r Chapel said School officia ls reported that total enroll ment of the six high schools as of Tuesday was 18.943. nearly 1.100 less than last year F o untain Va lley has t he highest enrollment. 3,919. Others include: Huntington Beac h, 3.123: Westminste r . 3,252. Marina. 3,627 ; Edison. 3.436 and Ocean View. 2,659. 2 Firefighters Hurt in Blaze HUNTINGTON PARK <AP) Three firefighters were injured in a blaze at M.K. Oil Co. here, county fire officials said. F'ire s pokesm a n Roy Talbot said damage from Tuesday 's fire was limited mainly to the one 75-foot-by -100-foot building. which was gutted by exploding drums of oil. They Get Even /rote TV Jliewen '{orch Tou:er SUGARLOAF KEY. Fla. CAP) -Irate television viewers caused a fire that da maged a new transmitter lower and knocked WVFK-FM radio off the air. officials or the Key West sta\fon say. "There's no question the fire was set by television viewers who were upset that they were getting some interference from the tower. It was sabotage." station owner E . Stratford S mith said Tuesday. The last complaints about television reception came tn two hours before Monday night's fire. Smith said. Moments after WVFK went off the air, a person called.the station and 1lo1ted. "Ha , ha. I've got my televis ion reception back," he added. No ... arrests have been m ade. day I Jui;t want to go back homl! .. Mrs Allard added. "They lhou~ht I was k1dnapp1ng the c·hild ren r or cripes sake. I have ~1x grand<'hildren " c; reenf1 eld police were called HI 110 the CllSC a[ter lhC Station wagon school bus. bclonging to the S&S Transportation Co. of Lowell. was towed mto a Green· field servtce station M r!-1 Allard didn't have the cash to cover the $32 f~ and couldn 't contact anyone at the bus company When the three arrived at the police station. there was an all- po1nts buJletin on the teletype for the missing boys. pol1<'e said "After questioning her. we are s atisfied she was just lost ." said G reenf1eld Police Sgt Joseph Gagner "As far a:; we a re con- ce rn e d there 1s not hing criminal " Another offi cer said. "We got rour or fi ve ston es as to how she got here Sht• apparently took some wrong turns and never had the presence of mind to ask for directi ons." The boys were returned home Tuesday night by a helicopter owned b} WBZ-TV m Boston T h e i r p a r e n t s s a i d t h t• }Oungsters were in good s hape f'rowt Pag.-\ I FORD ... been some probll'm., in 111., l'am pa1gn Ford stre~sl'd that hi: dc>esn 't anticipate bl!1ng in a Reagan cabinet "I'm not anxious to get back into that rout1m'." hr said . The former president !>aid h1li immediate plans arC" to hll the road on a l'ampa1gn schedule that will take him to 30 <;\ates on be ha If or Reagan ;i~ "£'11 as ~ <'Ongress1onal candidates. 15 s enatorial hopefuls and four gubernatorial c<md1dates "I'm going to ht· \'ery bus~ he sa1d Ford spoke to nearly 500 mem bers and gue:.ts of the bulldin~ group and rapped Carter for lo-; ing the gain!'> the rormcr prC!'ll dent said wert' made m C'l)ntroll ing inn at1on and interest ralt'!'> during his White !louse years Prior to ht!'> dinner talk. Ford appeared at a fund ·rarser for Newport B rach A s se mbl y woman M arian Bergeson. who is seeking reelec tion this November ,.,..,,,,..,_. Charlie the Sea Lton, a s tar attraction at the zoo in .Stutt- g_ar t. Germany. rubs h is nipppers over his stomach a s he allows an a nima l handle r to feed him. Cha rlie r epeats the performance daily to the de lig ht of zoo visitors. I ..andslide Area Due Federal Aid? By DON CHAPMAN Ot ti. D••I• Pllol \l~tl Laguna Beach City Manager Ke n Frank sa ys a federa l dis aster official h::is adm1ltP.d that at least part of the landslide damage in Arch Reach H eight~ is eligr bk for federal fund~ Tom llarnnl'r of the Federal l'~mergenc_y M<.Jnci.gcmen t Ag1.>n c:. 'f'E~A 1 at·kno" I edged 30.IJO'> ('Ub1c yards or unstabl1· l·arth below Dt•I Mar Avenue threatens property and meets emnS!<'n(' ~ standard!'. Frank :.u1d f'rank ~aid that llw c1t v h:id received no "-Tllten a~.,u.r:inc·1• n·gard1ng fe1kral fund., liut adclt'd tlwt llumner ·, .,t:1t•·nwn1 ".1-. the· f1r.,1 rnd11 Jtton th,11 fedc•rul help might b" forth1•111n ing \\'hill• off1<•1Jls pur:.uc• lh• federal fuods. Del ~1<Jr <Hc·u rt.'' 1dents a re writing letters 111 state and federal offi<'1ab. in an ef(ort to get repair or the h1lls1de under way Thl' rl'pair cost c·riuld run ;is high as S7UO.oou Jt•tnrding lo geOlrlgl!'llS During thl• Februar y r ains, more than 35 feet o r Del Ma r ,\,·1..·nu(' f<•ll into the canvon and till' :io 1)0(1 C'llhll' vu rd Jund .:Oass m11\ I'd do" n tlw slope ·1 "" h111111·~ .. a manhole, ~ewer lint'. <Jnd ultl11\ t•qu1pment were dam.l)!t•d 1n th•· ... lidl'. ;ind mrJre ho m "s 1 n t h l' ' 11· 1 n 1 I ' a rt• tlir1•at1•rw<I :\h11 1n <la111••·r 'trC' 111 honw., 250 f1·1·t l11·l11v Arrh B1'.1d1 ll1•1ghh 6 Rt·f t~~~~ J)it· \f I \ \11 \I'• S1 x more llJJt1;,im, h.1\t' •hl·d "hile tning to rt'at·l1 thr l n1ted States by hoal anrl the Coast C uard ~aid l'ut•!'>da~ tha1 unseaworth y. O\ ~rl11•1dect \'t'S!'>l'l s are -' {'II n t r I bu I In I! I 0 <l 1• at h s 0 ( refu~ees Crum the Caribbean island nation On Display ... 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Rites, another first ln bl• brief life talnlng 1.t norm11I homti llfe dlf· fie-ult · "Wl"ve known It 11lnce he wu n11H' months old." suys Pat lerson. 36. a t1es11n en&lneer w ho met MM' Thompson In 1917 wht'n her murrlol(c> to anolhcir m1u \ w1~11 <.'Clllup.!I U\lt. pears terminal. They don't really know why they 8hare lhelr story. "!Jul they do, now that a potential Ufe· u vlna bone marrow transplant ho~d for as a last resort hiu1 been ruled out as simply not feulblc. row donon for him. Blood teats on the boys show their marrow is too different. He and Nathan's mother had hoped to be married by now, but he says there are problems in securing a divorce from the twins' father. Th e ll ff' that Natba n Thompson, 3. hu barely tieaun ilf beeomJna hard~r to boJd onto by th~ day u.-11 d yln1 of leukemia. He hu camped with tus faml ly \n ma.jHllc Yoetmitt-. s piHtl a wbole du.~~I day at U\41 aoo aod rlddtn a pon.y for the f\n t Ume. H lt fl'Otbe r , Mrl An n Tbompaon end ht• surro1att father, Oeftn.i• Pattt>nion. hevt tried \o makt • home for lht.'tr four boy• at lt.'tl Well&Cf' Ave • lo a modut aru nf cen\nl Coala M a Tht• 1>111hty who isn't really Nath1111 '11 falh••r . but who has 11 h u r t>d l h f' c ri s e s a nd hcurturh•'li und qult't tea rs In lhe rutcht w1lh Mni Thomp:ion. 23. 11j y11 N than'11 11lnci.:s now ap· • P atterson sa~s they learned fr o m Dr. J e an Bennetts .. Nathan's CHOC specialist. a few days ago that bis twin brother. Nolan, and older brother, Tim· my. 4, aren't suitable bone mar- ·'The doctor says the chance of finding a 75 percent match is now one in 100,000," Patterson said the day after Father An· thony Garibaldi of St.s. Simon & Jude Church, Huntington Beach, administered the Last Rlt~. "It's between him and God now bow long he lives," said Patterson. who has been out of work for two months after con- "To me, he's mine," Pat· te r son says of Nathan. "He won't take his medi~ine ii l'rn not there." Monday, be ""ce'"ed the Lal\ l.1vtn1 with lhl' leukemia wM ch h u kept Nll t han in C'hlldttn's tt~p1tal of Oran1t ("ounty murh of the llmt-ovt r ~cent months h Ii mude main Last Saturday night, the little leukemia victim's temperature shot up to 103 degrees and two months ago when his substitute father was home lll witb pneumonia, Nathan's heart stopped beating three times . . Sclunitz Raps CSF Speaker State Sen Joho Schm'''· R Newport Beach. say8 he trunks C a l S t a t e F ull ert o n 's sponsorship of an Oct 3 speech ~Y Presidential candutate John Anderson is "inappropriate " However , Un ive r s it y ad- ministrator Henry R Anderson (no relation to the candidate ) said, Schmitz s ho uld have checked the facts befo re making hi s announcement. NB Fire Station Funded Newport Beach City Council me mbers have agreed to pay at lea~t $1 21,000 a year to keep open a cou.nty fire station ~at services a northern commeJ$&al belt in the city. Cou nci l memb e r s we re warned that unless they paid up. lhe station on Campus Drive near John Wayne Airport would d ose .. Mother and substitute father have no illusions about the days and weeks ahead and what they must probably bring. "They say it's just .from now until . . . until . . . whatever. They say it can happen 'just that quick.' And it will happen that quick "says Patterson. Pe~s on a l finan c es ha ve become a disaster for the cou- ple, who still pla!' to ~ married even if their family shrmks from four boys to three. .. Financially, Nathan is cov- ered by the Crippled Children's Soc i ety o f Ame r ica , th e Leukemia Society of America and Medi-Cal." says Patterson. He ha s a ppli ed for s ta te d i s ability ins u r a nce a s a result of rus own illness to s up· plement the meager assistance income Mrs Thom pson r e- ceives . "The people involved at Cal St a t e Fullerton s hould be mindful of the tax-supported status of the school," Schmitz said in a press release. "I ques- tion the concept of soliciting con· tri bu lions from the business community, and I am disturbed by the presence of John An· derson (at the school ) ooe month before the election.·· ~zL~dlll Hollywood sex queen . Mae West is reported in sat1sf~c tory condition after a rruld stroke three weeks ago. The 88-year-0ld's speech was im· paired. The station. which aver ages 1 000 emergency calls a year. s~rves the commercial develop- ment at the Koll Center and the neighboring Emkay properties. It also provides service to Santa Ana Heights Newport Fire Chier J ~m~s Reed said that. if the s tation 1s clos e d. it would t a ke cit y e mergency crews more than ~ix minutes to reach the area. With the county sta tion open. he added. response time is three minutes Patterson says he has to add fresh radiator water and more motor oil each day he takes their battered sedan on the daily trips to the big hospital in Or ange to spend time with Nathan. "I couldn't get a job no"'!. I just want to be with Nathan. He's my little angel." says Mrs. Thompson. a quiet br unette who bore Patterson's ba by son only about three months ago. But Heny Anderson, dean of the universit y's School of Busi· o e s s Ad m inis tration and Economics. s aid proceeds from the luncheon involving indepen- dent presidential candidate An· derson 's speech will go to the school. not the candidate . Evacuation Plan Costs But City Manager Rober t Wynn suggested that lhe city council should question whether it is "moraJly obligated " to pro- vide fire service to the a rea. Star-struck Pair Actress Farah Fawcett and atl~r Rya~ O'.Neal ~ay they'll be married soon d~g their ~acation ~ Veruc~. The two also will co-star 111 a mov1e to be filmed 111 "We do everything together ," s ays Patterson. who drives to CHOC every day so the family can have breakfast with Nathan, who daily grows more gaunt, withdrawn and wide·eyed He -and his twin, Nolan - see m to sense some awesome. a wful change in their world is imminent and Patterson says only God can know what is in the two little boys' minds. Candidate Anderson will be given a $1,000 honorarium, but the proceeds from the s~h will go to fund s tudent scholarships, faculty research and professional development at the university's School of Busi· n ess Administration and Economics, Dean Anderson saJd. To Be Shared Wynn said that in 1972, when the Ernkay parcel was in the planning stagt:s , a represen- tative for that developer made an effort to block a fire station in that area. t ! He added Anderson was invit· ed to the ~per person Dis· neyland Ho(il luncheon before he announced his candidacy. Irvine Home Gold Holdup Suspect Held One of tbrei! suspects in the $3,100 holdup of a gold speculator robbed in an Irvine home Sunday night bas been ··jailed foUowmg his capture in Riverside Tuesday afternoon. police said. Nathan Price, 24, a janitor in the Riverside schools system, is held at Orange County Jail where be was booked for in· vestigation of armed robbery in lieu of ~.ooo bail. Two alleged accomplices remain at large. ' Detective Ron Veach said the armed robbery occurred at a Woodbridge home shared by Richard Dykstra and Kerry Donnelly. Victim Gary Mandina of Santa Ana and bis wife had gone to the t residence shared by Dy kstra ( and Ms. Donnelly Sunday night ( when the three bandits also ~ showed up, police said. ii Mand.ina was forced to hand 0 over the bankroll be carried for gold purchas es after being c threatened with two handguns a and a knife. the victims told •i1 police. h Investigators haven't clarified fC bOW Price and bis alleged aC· I tJ complices in the stickup came to be at the Corkwood Lane ad· u dress shared by Dykstra, 25, and A Ms. Donnelly, 31. Investigators also didn 'l re- DI veal what led them to Price. c Operators of the San . Onof~e Nuclear Generating Station will help finance an evacuation pro· gram for San Clemente that would be used s hould an emergency occur at the nearby nuclear plant. San Clemente council mem- bers have approved charging Southern California Edison Co. and San Diego Gas and Electric Co. up to $10,000 for completion of an updated emergency response plan. The plan, currently .under .re· vision by the city, will outline the city's response should an emergency occur at lbe nuclear generating station. Utility company money would be used to pay for city employee time spent on creation of the plan, as well as material and other expenses documented by the city. Daredevil's Fist Flys CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP ) -Motorcycle daredevil Evel Knievel punched a salesman in the bead after the man swore at him in a bar here, according to police. Burt Gibson, 38; said his wife Lynda, 29, asked Knievel for an autograph for the couple's 9-year-old son Ryan. Knievel was rude and brushed bis wife aside, Gibson said. Gibson said be called Knievel an obscene name. Knievel asked him lo repeat it. When Gibson did , be said, Knievel punched him in the bead. Gibson said his eye was swollen shut, but be didn't require ho s pital treatment. "He responded," Wynn relat· ed. "that he would prefer an in· crease in insurance rates to the unsightly appearance of a fire s tation in the planned com- munity." But Monday . representatives from EmJtay. the Koll Co . and the Irvine Co. pleaded ror the ci· ty to lend financial assistance to keep the county station open. "I think $1Z7,000 is really an incredible bargain," noted Mayor Jackie Heather. "You couldn 'l even buy a house in Newport for that much ... Transit Topic At Breakfast A discussion of transportation issues facing Orange County is planned Sept. 18 by the Newport Center Association at the Mar- riolt Hotel. Guest speakers al the morning breakfast will include Michael Evanhoe , director of the California Transportation Com· mission , and Al Hollinden. chairman of the Orange County Transportation Commission. The discussion is open to the public with a $5 charge for breakfast. For more information call ~1861. Actor m Again SANTA MONICA CAP ) Actor James Stewart is back in the hospital for the second time in a month, this time with mild sciatic a, a painful nerve disorder. Stewart, 72, admitted to St. John's Hospital on Tu~day, spent five days in lbe facility's coronary care unit last month alter complaining of an irregular pulse. Italy. Ao all-day event honoring the late Jim Dilley, the father of the Laguna Greenbelt, Inc .. will be held Sept. 21 at Laguna's Main Beach Park. Dilley. whose dream was a park s urrounding Laguna Beach, died Aug. 3 of cancer at the age of 68. Dilley Day will includ e food. music, games and speeches. _ Its organizers have included the events in a 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. schedule that -will be capped with a three-hour bonfire and sing-along beginning at 7 p.m. The day will begin with a beach nm, sand sculpture com- petition and volleyball and basketball tournaments. Boogie board competition and a 25,000.yard Uleguard swim will follow. lo lbe afternoon, there will be family games. including a sack race, three-legged race, balloon t oss . Fris bie contest a nd wheelbarrow race . Betwei!n 1 and 3 p.m. there will be sky diving and paracbut· ing exhibitions. The time will de· pend on the weather. At 4 p.m. federal, state, coun- ty and city officials will speak briefly , organizers s aid. A sycamore tree. Wllh a plaque honoring Dilley, will be present- ed for planting at a later date in a city park. Folk dancers will perform from 6 to 9 p.m. Mesa Woman's Home Looted A Costa Mesa woman returned to her downtown area apartment after work to find her watchdog locked in a bedroom and her home looted of nearly $2,600 in valuab&es. • Lori M. Miller told police she noticed her color television set missing from the Charle Drive residence Monday and became alarmed when her dog didn't come running to meet her as usual. She found the pet locked in a bedroom and discovered other items missing, including her stereo system and an antique bracelet , police said. Gem Talk By J C HUMPHRIES Certa/1ed Gemologist, ACS Patterson s a ys s u ddenly No lan the extrove rte d twin seems to be constantly kissing and hugging his sick brother and becomes fier cely defe nsive of him when nurses a re poking about in their daily routine. He says the healthy little boy's quiet, moving new concern for Nathan is eer ie and tender, almost other-worldly. Nathan's behavior is stark and solitai; at tlmt>s. sometimes er - ratic and unpredictable "He looks healthier now than be has at times before. marvels Patterson. "But sometimes he 1ust walks off by lumself a nd leaves us a lone and jus t s t ares into space." he says of the little boy he considers bis own son. "I think he knows. but he can't understand . · · "They don't feel real positive about it." says Patterson. ad- di ng that family ther apy has now begun. Officials at CHOC endeavor to hav e soon -to -b e -be r eaved ra milies t:neet and chat with members of !amities that have already lost a son or daughter. The practice evokes a feeling of rebellion in some. as though all hope has been abandoned. •'They introduced us to a family that's had a similar experience •· Patterson says grimly. ;,B~i theirs had to be different. There isn't anything you can tell other people about it." () OMEGA c. -Park Ftt!S Se11flat THE DIFFERENCE bdwtm diamonda. otMrl M p, SU Oemente Wm·ns Debtor All germ can be classified as either diamonds or colored stones. The diamond is in a class by itself. Tb.is is because it is much harder than all other gems (being composed entirely Et ta San Clemente officials say a l:.:velopment company owes the au city more than $200,000 in park be fees and council members say MJ they'll bold up further develop- ke ment of the project unW the money is in the municipal kjtty. Last April, officials of Cyprus W nt Co. submitted rcbeck for $38,856 to the city to cover park ~ fee requirement. OD a parcel located north of tbe former Nl•· OD complex. At that time, Al Wulfeck, an 11ent for the land ftivelopmeot firm said that, in the' event the city's park fee wa1 talaed. the difference would be/paid wit.bin a week of eaUbU.-ment of a new fee. · ' I The dt)' former'ly char1ed de- velopen seo.ooo per acre in part dedication fees for large de· velopments. • _ But an appraisal completed this summer and approved in June by council members raised that fee to $122,68'1 per acre. That left a balance due the ci- ty of $20C,337, and officials said that, 'to date, that amount has not been forlbcominl from the developer. A 1poke1man for the company said Cypnll West atW bas ques · Uoos about the park fee require- ment. ''We are not aafinl we will not pay the appropriate fees." said Cyprua spokesman Boyd Ames ln a recent apPearance before the city CC>W>cil. "We just want to know what )t la before we malleouttbecbeck." , 1. of carbon>' and because it has But Councilman Bill Mecham distinct, clear pbpical beauty. Also, angrily responded: "You could en~u b quality diamonda exist so Treasuring Each Moment fmd out tomorrow morning and th eting and pricing may be from tJie Omega Gold Collect1•00, "-pay up." · s t ized along establlsbed Other co uncil members criteria. Colored gems are classified The dude of diamonds, the surety of gold agreed, reminding that the simply as thole stones of gem quality surround one of the finest faces of all time. promised payment is two-that are NOT diamonds. They From Omega, devoted to quality for over 130 months overdue. They directed Include varieties of only about 90 of years. In textured HK Gold city planning officiall to suspend the approximately 2,000 known A.) With Diamonds any proce1Sinl of the company's minerals. Of these 90 varieties that B.) With 32 diamonds two tract.s until tbe payment ii' can be clusified as gemstones, only c.) With a diamond case, 60 diamond dial. received. about 20 are of sufficient beauty and Cyprus west bas received ten· quallty to merit the trouble in".olved J c. fl, I J /) talive approval to build 41 ln mini.DC. cr•r:· cutUne. polishing • umnh,.ie6 ewe{e,.6 homes on 14 acre. acijaceol to and mar=. em. Some of the -----,-Sb colored highest value are the exlatlng Cyprus ore the rut.y, thnera•d. and sapphire. MfM8£R •Mf e1C•N GEM soc..nt., @ nei1hborhood. Oth~n lnchide the perldot. aamet, 18:>3 NEWPO~t BLVO ('0!'\U MfSA In addition, the company ,. am~thylt and tourmaline. All of 33 YEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION creatlnc 213 loll on 50 aeret · tbne vary ln q~ty accord.in& to B•""""*1c.vo-M .. 1er Chele• PHONE 5•8-3•01 ~~di~l~tary sa:':oo'f4 Coo· 1 ,_L~ct~a~ri~\ri.~co~lo~r~. ~be~W~ty~~d~d~W'~a~bUi~l!;Y .::_· . .1~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~ ---·~---a.::..::;eir'!!!!-..._~~ ., ,. • ~'--=----==--------__;:.;;_ _____________ __,. ____ _ • ----~--"' -·--·-------..--· r ( ( 1l I s D h I t: .... '-..... A.f DAILY PILOT NATION I WEATHER Jus t Coa ~Ci ng I ~ . ~- Javits Loser wld1 :r Tom In New Yor k ~larph in~ . BAA to th FAA GOI G ON t:, TW1C't:. TO NOW1t I E : 1':vf•n th11o very ll:J). our .JU8USt Oransf' <'ount)' H• .. 111t or ... ,.~. I',. on ffi8) VQJldt'f f>l)ffil' !Wrt Of rafO fnr jt l fli l(hl Hilt 1tf tl1t• <'OUnl)' 8t'l''()Ctrom~ The Idea, appart-nlly. l!I to takl" l'wtay ~omt• fbihL"I now authortxf!d to th «'xishn11 atr camt>n Air C'nhfnm11 nnd Hugbes Airw,•:.t. ond IN .all t~ rt"st ot tht• 1m l~m·~ that want tnto John Wayne Airport tlgbt over th~m Thus wr Sl'n'lCt' out llf OrdJ\ge CuW>t.> wtU go lo tl11 hl&he:s\ btddl'r Vou :ooul)JK)C)t that might nH•itn th~ Wlnntn~ airhn~:-~111 ~IH' ht ..t\) fllt)IU!)' tv lhc COWtl) lr('U!'IUI \ .u11J will hud Lt nc.'t'C'l>l>.tr\ tn t'Ut burk i.om 4;1 otht·r JllJl't' fh..it l'Ouhl 111,ikt ) ou .. 1:. a 1iotenti1tl 'Hll'l'lt·n,ct•t a t>1t nervoo:; on 111 t•1·1,1•h ~ tw1 e tbt:y l'ut back TH.I!: WHOI t. IDEA uf ;iuctionlng o(f 1t1q>0rt sp~C"t' tu the airlim·~ •~ .1i1p.art•111 l> an effort by Orunge Count> authoriti~i. to pl,11-.1k tht' .. \ .. tcraJ Avwtion Adm1n1:.tralaon The I··\\ •• lot.t>n nullt'nng awa)' at Or,mgt C<1u11ty in recent n: tu 11 1u1 n:K•on d ·n't pla~ fa.tr with all Ull New Office Design for Bay Area Airline.sat County Airport airlines that want to draw business from our region. 1 mean, really, you've got to let anybody who wants to fly have space here to gel into the action. You have a bot air balloon? How about some kids with paper gliders? Y'aJJ come and fill up our skies. Few airlines, however, held much interest in Orange County's airport back in the days when Air California started flying out ol here. They thought that idea was a hilarious joke. Air California was snidely referred to as "the rubberband airline." AH. BUT m .AT WA S before the days.. of Big Bucks around this region. Now the tune bas changed. Everybody wants into the act · Some spokesmen for the airlines have expressed grave doubts about the bidding scheme in order to win space at our local aerodrome. They allege the cost may d.ri ve up the price of tickets for passengers. This shouldn't come as an enormous surprise lo the harried consumers. When money starts talking, and costs get passed along. you know who always gets fleeced in the end.l Meanwhile in Newport Beach, central headquarters for the anti-jet noise activists, another rather novel approach to the airport bidding bas been advanced. Newport Beach people would like a chance to bid on those airport flights slots. I F THE NEWPORT PEOPLE then could raise enougli scratch to ·out-pid the airlines, they would take over tfie flight posi.Uoos and promptly retire them. The rughts would just stand vacant and jet noise would evaporate during those times of day. A notion like t his would no doubt give FAA functionaries the fits. Newport Beach could thus establish something like Bay Area Airlines. ll would have no jet planes, no crews. no service to anywhere and no free booze. YOU W-'NT TO FLY somewhere on Bay Area Airlines? Then start n apping your arms. But do it quietly. They could call the airline BAA for short. When some FAA functiooary dialed Bay Area Airlines, a recorded voice would come oo and say: "BAA!" Ky t~ A•MK"lated Pren In Lhe ma,or surtlrtSe among 13 s tatt' pramaru:11, Al!onse u · Am11lo, u httle known Long IRlund pohtidun, wrested New York ., 1tepubll1'<1n :ienatorial 11111111nat1on from Ja1•ob J avil:s. I 11 r 1· 1 n 1: t h 1• 7 fi y c a r o I d 1ncu111bcrll 111 :i••t•k ht., fifth term under th1: ba11111•1 of u third p..t.rly Tuci.dny's r csultis also saw incu1n~nt Sen Richard Stone of t-' 1 o r 1 d a f o r c e d I Jl to a r >•· muc r allc runoff. The only •>lhl'r mcumbt-nt <>enators to face l' It ;1 I I l' n g e e a s i l y "411. n rt?non11nal1110 Democrat JOTin Ourk1n 10 New Hampshire and llt<publ1ran Paul Laxa ll in Nt•vadJ I> · A m ,, t o , p r e s i d 1 n g :. u l>l' 1v1 ~111 111 l he town of llc·rn1»ll'ad, who had hit hard at J J vat . lah1:ralis m , age and tfr <'11n1 n.: h ('a Ith w i II face Democratic congresswoman E la ia b elh H oltzma n in Novt>mbcr ' She defeated three d1allen~crs, including Bess M")'er son , a former Miss mc ricd a nd consume r advocate, and l'X-New York City m.1yor John Lindsay.<-._ J A \'ITS, WllO s uff crs from a progrcss1v"' n...rvc disease that ..Jffecls tus walking, will appear on th{' ballot as nominee or the Liberal Pany In 1970, James Buckle.> was elected lo the S<'n a t e a s New York's Conservative Party candidate T\\o congrcs:o.men indicted on charges stemming from the Ab s cam s candal mt'l con trastin~ f~ltes . Richard Kelly, a Florida Republican, wa s b adly beaten by t wo challengers in his bid for the renomin a tion, while J ohn Murph). q Democrat from New York. won his party's contest. Linds ay's comeback bid fizzled, but some other former officeholders fared better. Buckley, who lost a 1976 re-election bid in New York, won the Republican senatorial nomination in Connecticuf and will f ace D e mocratic congressman Christopher Dodd in November for the seat being vacated by Democrat Abraham Ribicoff who is retiring. MELD RIM THOMSON, a former New Hampshire governor and onetime John Birch Society director, defeated two o pponent s to win the Republican nomination for his old office. The man who beat him in 1978 -Gov. Hugh Gallen -woo ove .. minor opposition in the Democratic primary. Howard "Bo" Callaway, former Georgia congressman and Army secretary, apparently fell s hort in his bid for Colorado's Republican se natorial nomination . 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Lucey stopped at the fa~r_ ~n his way to Seattle. · · Campaign Debates Remai't, Unsettled Girl Buried; Acctised Kin Sit in Jail WJ\S ll lNGTO N CAP J Prc·s1d<'lll C';1rter's avaalab1hly for campJ1gn debate remains unct•rtaan Ills pos 1t1on h3!> chang<.'d a f1•w lames <tlung the way Carter agreed bl•forc Iowa's Jan 21 pret·1nrt caucuses to dcb:tll' his Dc monat1c rival, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. But h(' withdrew s eve ral days before the· H ht·dulcd me<'li ng, citing the Iranian cns1s TUE PRESJDENT defeated his challenger soundly in the caucuses. Kennedy, for one, said Carter's subsequent refusal to debate ham throughout the long prim:lry season contributed signifacanUy lo the president's renomination . This time, Carter says he is willing to debate Republican candidate Ronald Reagan and independent John Anderson, but only if he meets Reagan alone first. ''The thmg l want most of all 1s a fa ir, two-man debate between mysel( and Ronald Reagan," the president said on Aug. 23. The president's aides say they want the first encounter to be r with Reagan alone because it would focus :Jtlenlion on the d1Herences between the two men , as well as deprive Anderson of valuable exposure w ith t he two major. party candidates. But the League of Women Voters, try ing to arrange a series or debates this fall, issued an invitation Wednesday to i ndepe nd ent c and idat e Anderson. ANDERSON AND Reagan both accepted. Carter did not, and his s pokesmen said he was slicking to a demand to meet Reagan in a one-0n-0ne debate before agreeing to include Anderson in any future forum. He said, "it 's ridiculous for an incum b e nt CDec mocratic president)" to consider debating two Republicans at once. Anderson is a Republican Illinois congressman who ran in several GOP primaries this year before laun c hing bis independent campaign. SPARTANBURG, S.C. (AP) -Funeral services were held for Tracie Ann Whiteside at the Una First Baptist Church as her uncle, aunt and 12-year -old cousin sat in the Spartanburg County Jail on charges of murdering the eight·year -old I girl. I About 100 relatives and friends of the girl gathered in humid, 90-degree weather at the small brick church Tuesday for the services. Grady Lee Price, bis wife, Frances Ann, and son, Randy, were arrested Sunday. shortly afte r the girl's body was fo\Uld in a plastic garbage bag in the loft or an abandoned house. Price, 42, and his 28-year-0ld wife were arraigned on murder charges Monday. Their son was t charged with murder in juvenile court and on Tuesday was or· dered sent to the State Hospital in Columbia for a 15-day psychiatric examination . Suspenders on the girl 's over- alls were pulled around her neck _, wbe.n s he was found, authorities said, and a preliminary autopsy report indicated the girl may have been sexually assaulted. With a gift to the Orange County Your United Way gift also helps United Way, you can open up a whole underwrite the kind of recreational and new world of possibilities to people. health maintenance activiti es that keep People-who would probably remain people growing with a positive attitude neglected without the concern of others toward life and make Orange County a in Orange County who care. better place to live for all of us. Thanks to your contributions, chil-Frort1 eve ry dollar received, 84¢ goes dren, the elderly and people from every directly to our service agencies, not into neighborhood in Orange County can the adm inistrative budget. turn to some 100 Un ited Way service • So the mon~y you give brings agencies for help and support in results you can see. Like the big times of need or common crisis. smile on a little face. unttedW.V of Of•not County Thanks to you, tt wortc.s. fOf" .,, or us. 3903 Metropolitan Drive, Suite 500, Oran1tt>. C.11ifomin 92668, (714 I 634·2252 8100 C.arclen tlrove ll<1ulev11rtl, Garden Grove, California 92644, t714l 898-0029 ,, t (. ( ft ii 0 c a it h1 fc tt li· A: C• M. Pa SU m1 hi• E1 tal SUI be Mb kei J ~ J r.' I c ... ,. c CALIFORNIA Bombing Puzzles OffiCials Wednesday, September 10, 1980 DAILY PILOT AS Actor Angers Union LOS ANGELES CAP) -The Screen Actors Guild says actor Walter Matthau faces possible suspension from tbe union as a result of a promotional ap. pearance he made for the movie '·Hopscotch." Matthau 's meeting at the Be verly Wilshire Hotel with a bout 25 entertainment re· porters last Friday was in de- fiance of an order by tl'ie striking guild "that no promotional ac· tivity shall be allowed for struck emplqyers," SAG spokeswoman Kim Fellner said Tuesday. MATTifAU COULD RAVE his SAG card lifted or suspended, Ms . Fellner said, or the trial committee could decide not to take any action against him. Dead at 7J Nobel laureate Willard F . Libby, a UCLA c he mist whose accomplis hments helped man explore the solar system and probe his distant past. has died from a blood clot in the lung. Libby, 71 , succu mbed at UCLA Medical Center late Monday night. He won the Nobel Prize in 1960 m aj~w1ne lap today , selectively striking add1ttonal winer ies at the height of the harvest season in Cahfonua's Central valley. llOfl'Pf' al Reopt-11• SAN D I EGO \A P > Administrators at Children's Hospital and Health Center here said the epidemic of a cold-like virus which claimed at least three lives appeared to be Wlder control as they announced the reopening today of the hospital's six-bed outpatient surgery unit Ron Boss i , BCj} Vie"-Mushroom · Farm owner in Salinas, puts up "For·Sale" sign after -dt•c1ding lo close his farm when his . field workers petitioned the UFW for mem· bcrsh1p Bo:-.si says he'll sell the farm or close it. before operating under the UFW, that he says will bankrupt h.im. He said his. workers are now averaging $180 a week Bossi is asking $1.5 million for his farm. and he will return to his trade as a welder. More than 67,000 members of the guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists have been on s trike since July 21 , and talks with produC'ers were recently re- cessed for two weeks 1'!1 atthau has been a staunch s upporter of the strike and ap- peared on at least one picket lme. ON Tl'ESDA Y, he defended last week's appearance by not· ing that the producers o f "Hopscotch" had s igned an tn· terim agreement with the unions for ~ork on a movie now in pro duction. and added "I assume there would be nothing amiss in discussing 'I lopscotch · with the press " .. Utility Asks $12 Million Rate Sl<1$h "We're beginning· to move toward approaching normal operations." said Dr. David L. Chadwick, medkal director. Air Force Gay Wins Job Back In 5-year Rights Case Ruling But Fellner s~11d. "What he dtd 1s against the: rule~ Someone disobeys and members of our board are appointed to hear the situalion .. LOS ANGELES (AP ) Southern California Gas Co. has asked the s tate Public Utilities Commission to approve an an- nua I r a te reduction of $4 2 million. a spokes man for the utility said Tuesday. Leader 'o Re111ain PASADENA (AP) -No one. has been named to succeed the controversial 88-year-old leader and founder of the Worldwide Church of God , Herbert W. Armstrong, said a church official. "We don't expect anyone to s ucceed Mr. Armstrong. We belie ve the living God has entrusted Mr. Armstrong with a great commission and we know that God has never taken a man before bis work was done," said Stanley L. Rader. A~ C'ritlrized LOS ANGELES (AP> -The National Transportation Safety Board says Los Angeles firemen and California Highway Patrol officers bungled communications at the scene of a four-vehicle crash last March whictt killed five people and flooded the Ventura Freeway with bwning gasolin_e_. __ WAS lll NGTON I AP l Leonard Matlov1ch. who say!> he wants to "set an example" for other homosexuals, is planning to return to the A1 r Force after a federaJ j udge's ruling that the decorated Vietnam veteran was wrongfully ousted si mply because of his sexual pref- erence. "I want to show the younger gays and les bians" that they can do a good job in the military, said the 37-year-old Matlovich after Tuesday's decision by U.S. Dis tric t Judge Gerhard A. GeseU in the 5-year-old case. GESELL, WHO AT ONE point had upheld the Air Force's dis· missal of Matlovich, accused the service of "perverse behavior" for not fully explaining its ac· lions in dismissing the 12-year veteran and holde r of the Bronze Star and the Purple Heart. Gesell ordered Matlovich. re· instated and given hack pay, which attorneys for M at1ov1ch said could amount to $50,000. l n 1975 , Matl ovich ack.nowled~ed his homosexuah ty in a letter to Air Force Secretary John McLucas and was ousted. Matlovich, then sta· tioned at Langley Air F'orce Base. Va .. bas said he hoped hls case would test Air Force reg- ulations that ban homosexuali· ty except under "the most un usual circumstances.'' THE DISMISSAL WAS believed to be one of the first or its kind. It was widely publicized and became a rallying point for gay activists . After h is dis· missal, Matlovich moved to San Francisco, where he worked in a warehouse and became active in gay rights causes. 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S11nday, 1t:•·s1• i\lk aboal Sears crtdllplH enshroud~ him because "all ( wanted was to be a good enlisted man " There was no word on whether the ~overn.ment would appeal the doc1s1on. Air Force ofricials declined immediate comment on the ruling Patricia Douglass. one of Matlovich's attorneys, noted that Gesell did not rule on the basic question o f whether homosexuals could be constitu- tionally ousted from the service for that cause alone. The issue of homosexual ac- tivity in the military has been in the news sever al times since Matlovich's dismissal. "Hopscotch. ' to l}l' rt·leased ICJter this month, was completed before the stnke beean. and a s pokes m an for the producers, Ely and Edie Landau. sciid Mat thau's contract incl uded an ob· ligation for "certain promo- tional serv1ces ·' BART T~ Leaks OAKLAND (/\P ) A leak has been discovered 1n the Bciy Area Rapid Trcin ~i-t distr ict's trans bay tube. but BA RT of· ficials say it poses no threat to trains. • l .. 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TO 11 P.M. 495 E.17th ST.• COSTA MESA PHONE [714] 548-9314 . -. ... s r t J t • ' I k I Or llnq Coa:.t O,uly Pilot Robf•l'"t N Weed/Publisher ThomH Keevll/Edltor ~. 5e(Kembet 10, 111110 Barbara Krelb1Ch/l!dltorlal PaQe Editor \ Editorial Page --------------------------------------------1Wom I Fae n's Agency Challeng The re'IOlve shoY..n this week ~ offtc1als of rang~ • Count~ 's Comm1s.ston on the StatlL~ or Women lo makt _ 1 t.he grouv .1 hurd workiQJC, mnuenual organ1zalton is en couragm~ The. romm1~''°"· wh-OSe 15 members are appointed by th • county Hourd or Su}l(>r,·1sors, has been in existen<'e for five yt•a1 b Uespue lh~ e(fom of om~ enereeh<' mem bers. th(' .:roup ho rarel · distinguished itsell u 11 respectable ndvocntt> for women's causes 1'tus yc>ar, th~ C'ounty hos budgeted about $40,000 for the commission to ree-0 mm-..nd polJcy on l sues pertaining to women Mor~ than hat( o f the money budgeted Wlll go toward salum~ . ..tnd n~" l'oorduuuor Carolyn L Baker 1nd1cated dunng ..a t·a11d1<J speech at a rommassion meeung that he ls willin.: to 1.!UMI ht-rb "Our l'ft-<hh1ht) 1:i m t rouble." she admitted to the membt>r., Hut i.hf' <'hallenged the group to become more activt> und 1·lu11ncd lht> organization can. through hard work, bt·t·u1111.• a11 important voice for women No t11w ..,hould doubt the earnestness or the com- rriissiont>r. lo 1mprl)Vt' women's roles in Orange County As in ~ rnttn) gm ernment endeavors though, it 1s much easier to form cornm1tt~I) and establish goals than it is to selc<:t and cart.} out programs tha t will make some tang1bltt 1mprovttments. Tht> commissioners Wlll need plenty of tolerance and tenacity, amon~ man other traits. to achieve results particularly should proposed programs involve major expenrutures or significant legislation. F ears Exaggerated The debate on the impact of illegal aliens on the U .S. job market continues . It's often suggested that · employers s hould be pena lized for hjring illegal a liens. But bow is an employer to teU who is legal a nd who isn't? A blond, blue-eyed job applicant could well be a stu- dent who has overstayed his visa and therefore is illegal. On the other hand, a brown-eyed, dark-skinned applicant who clearly appears to be Mexican could be a legal resi- dent or even a native-born citizen. And so could an Orien- tal or a Cuban. An obvious solution to take the burden of identifica- tion off the s houlders of the employer would be a non- counlerf eitable e mploy_ee identification card, issued only to those who can document their eligibility. The present Social Security card is one of the simplest documents to counterfeit. But the government estimates it could cost more than $800 million aqd take five years to r eplace all those now in existence and issue tamper-proof cards to new applicants. Opponents of this proposal insist that any form of na- tional identification s macks of a police state and should ... not be tolerated. • They seem to overlook the fact that phony docu- m e nts, including Social Security cards, drivers licenses and even birth certificates already are costing the coun- try rrullions in welfare and other frauds. As for the police state contention -e<>untries like France and Switzerland, which are hardly police states, have long issued work permits to all qualified to bold them, both citizens and legal aliens. In fact, even Mexico, the source of most of o ur illegal aliens, now requires s uch an identity card. Those who cringe at the idea of a national identity card s hould eith e r come up with an acceptable alternative or stop complaining about illegal aliens in the job m a rkel T ell the Governor Only Gov. Brown's signature stands between Orange -County and a new law that would create a separate transportation district for the count y and assure an equitabl<> division of state highway funds. Orange County government officials and business and industrial leaders are rallying their forces again to urge the governor to resist pressure by Los Angeles aae some of his own transportation officials to veto the bill, SB 512. .. The s imple racts s hould be sufficient. Orange County, with 8 percent of the state's population, receives 1.6 per- cent of the state's highway funds. . For every dollar of gasoline tax collected here, only so cents is returned in highway funds. Los Angeles gel$ 70 cents back. For too long Los Angeles, with its heavy clout in Sacramento, has grabbed off the lion's share of funds al- located to District 7. which it s hares with Orange and Ventura counties. The county Board of Supervisors has invited Gov. Brown to come here for signing of the bill that would create District 12 for Orange County -the only fair and reasonable solution to this funding dilemma. Interested citizens might help by advising the gov- ernor promptly of their support of SB 512 and seconding the invitation. · . • • Opinio ns expressed in the space above are those ol the Daily Pil ot I Other views expr essed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment Is 1nv11ed Address The Dally Pilot. P O Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Phone (714) 642-4321 Boyd/Flying ~hone By L.M. BOYD Q . Is it possible for a pa ssen ge r lo make a telephone call from any com- o~ar (;loonay Re Gus. Sept. -3. Choice for today's intelligent pa rent s : Learn alternate discipline methods from qualified professionals or spank and continue reinlorc· ing phy1dcal violence in an a lready loo violent world. s.c. mercial airplane? A. Not routinely , ycl. But United Airlines is tcsllna phone service. Al lhc iclart, pnly outgoing call ll will he made, and wilh operator aic sistance, for a service charafl or $10 . Q. How big is the heart of• one-week-old infanl? A. About the she of a pecan sheU. Observed Carl Sandber1: "Life la like an onion. You peel off ooe layer at a tlme and sometimes you weep." Q. Why ls coffee called\ that? A. Ca.me from the old Ethiopian province of Kaffa. Still crows wlld there. , To that len1thy llat or mammals that can't allnd Uae tut• of 1plnach, add COWi, Ja ·k Anden.on . Politics and the Invisible Plane WA ~ll lN<iTON Jimmy ('arl('r w:u uc·c-used by the tt*'publlc-aoJI of Jt>0pard1zing na tlonal 1hicunty for pohticul icain wh~n ht• dt11<'lc»1t.' In the P e nt ago n . both the Um Inti llnd ttw content ol the "s t ea lth tec hnology'· ~18t'IO s u rc s ugg es t pol1liclll motivation Defense Seeretary Harold Hrown explained the need for public announcement io a strange way He said it was to stop lhe growing number of leaks about the program. In other words. to protect the secret progr am , it wa s necessary to destroy its secrecy MILITARY OFFICIALS close· ly associated wi th the stealth technology which could even- tually thwart enemy radar de- tection of American planes - are furious at the Carter ad- mmislration for confirming the press leaks and adding details and credibility to the earlier, un- official reports The absurdity of the position Richard Reeves this puts tb e program 's leadt1rshJp in was illustrated by retired Air Force Gen. Tom Staffo~ho ran the project un· til last year. "I still will not even acknowledgt1 that the project ex- ists," he told my associate Peter Grant. "But if it does, the presi· deot has blown the lid off some of tht1 rinest technology that ex· ists ." Everyone agrees that the de· velopment of stealth technology 1s a major breakthrough in stragegic weaponry. And no one seriously denies that the an- nouncement, at a highly unusual press conference with full publici- ty fanfare, helped Carter counter claims by Ronald Reagan thatthe president has been weak on de· rense policy. It particularly weakens the Republican charge that Carter's cancellation or the B· 1 bomber damaged our nuclear strike capability UNTIL I.AST month , knowledge of the program was Ii m ited lo a few dozen key government officials. But after several news reports revealed bits and pieces of the project, Pentagon officials explained, it was decided to declassify certain portions "to keep the onion from peeling all the way." * But Defense Department insiders point out that Brown re· vealed far more about lhe state or the art than the unconfirmed press reports had. For instance. he said the Air Force had been making test flights or both manned and pilolless versions of the invisible plane since 1978. It was also disclosed that so far the concept had beer\ applied only to tactical aircraft. · Blaming press leaks for the decision to disclose the program has a hollow ring to it, inasmuch as ttie first leaks had occurred as early as 1976. This lends credence lo Republican suspi · cions that the dramatic revela· lion was politi cally inspired timed to come just at the start of a close eJeclion campaign. As a matter of fact, the big- gest pre-announcement leak of all came from the Carter ad- ministration itself earlier this year. When Congress was con· sidering funds for a new manned bomber -which Carter opposed the Pentagon dispatched its top scientist, William Perry. to Capitol Hill. lie let key senators in on the stealth secret. and persuaded them to put off the manned·bomber decision . Incidentally, Perry a lso led some senators to belieYe tbal the invisibl e planes could be deployed by 1987 a hopelessly optimistic forecast NOT REAOV FOR NUKES: After the near -disaster al Three Mile Island almost a year and a half ago, President Carter or- dered the Federal Emergency Management Agency to assess the evacuallon preparatiooa of com munlties and states with nuclear power plant.a. The H · perts have completed their re- port, and what they found la no cause for complacence. For a number of reasons, local authorities are simply not ready to cope with mass e vacuation, or the treatment of t.hoee e;cpoeecl to radioactive emisaiona, lo the event or a nuclear plant dis-aster. The lack of preparation can be traced to the overblown claims of nuclear power advocates, who for years· pooh-poohed the idea that lhe plants might be unsafe. Accidents could not happen, the public was told. Until two OC· curred within lour years (the other was a serious lire at the Bro wn 's .Ferry plant in Alabama), public officials tended to believe this. LOCAL ALE RTING and notification systems are defi- cient, the federal experts found, and the firemen, police and other emergency personnel who would be first on the scene have not been adequately trained. On the other hand, the federal government has not moved to fill the vacuum created by local and state inaction, the report states. As one example, the ex· perts cite The .q uestion of potassium iodide. a chemical that protects individuals from ingestion or certain radioactive materials after a nuclear acci- dent. The emergency agency re· co mmends that the federal gov- ernment stockpile the substance for d istribution in a n l'mergency. Yet the feds have no policy or plans for the purchase, storage, distribution or use of potassium iodide And when the chemical was sent up to Three Mile lslan~. it had been improperly packaged and could not be used. WATOt ON WASTE: The re- surgence of ·coal in the energy crisis has rafaed the conscious- ness of officials at the National Endowment for the Humanities. The grant-making agency has given an art gallery in Hunt· mgton. W.Va .. ·s120.ooo for a three-year study and exhibit of the artistic and historical significance of coal. The money will be used. a gallery official explained. to show that "coal is not a dirty old industry." Part ol - the task of cleaning up King Coal's grimy image will be col- lecting an exhibit of art works featuring coal. Fringe Candidates Find Few Platforms t. LOS ANGELES A presiden- tial candidate actually had an idea here the other day. Two hundred people heard it. Two other candidates , Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan. ~·t the day saying just about -tlfe same things they have been . saying for years. Millions heard them that night on network news. The candidate with the idea was Ed Clark of the Libertarian Party . H e told the Town Hall audience i n L o s Angeles that he believed government had no in : her ent right to control e ducation and that In rc~cnt years government had c-ontrlbuted. greatly, to the col- 1 apse of JJUblic education in Amerlcu. Whut would he do? He would end compulsory school atten- c.lnnrt• and give a $1200 tax credit to nny pt'rson or or ganization Art Hoppe •• willing to pay for a child's education -at a private school or wherever else they thought the kid could team . IT MJGHT be worth a lr)' ·~ Public education is costing mor'e and accomplishing less every day. A new system is an idea worth talking about. But ideas, in general, are the last ~s talked about in American politics. "The two party system is a failure," Clark said with so me accuracy . "The Republicans and Democrats are both completely tied into the spending constituencies." Certainly the Carter-Reagan race is not going to spark real national debate about· education or much else. The Democratic candidate has no ideas beyond gelling re-elected and then con- tinuing to try to figure odt what to do day -by -day . The Republican candidate is no prize, either -although he is backed up by a platform with a couple of ideas. supply-side economics a nd demand-side morality. Many of the ideas io this campaign, like most campaigns, will be on the fringes -the fringe candidates and the fringe or the press and public conscious· oess. The Libertarians and the Citizens Party -and their pre· sidential candidate, Barry Com· moner -=-have raeas. ~oc5<1 ones and bad ones. but they can't be heard. CLARK A.ND Commoner are very serious candidates. in the sense that they have serious things to say. But they are not considered "serious" within the definition used Ly the news business, particularly by network television. "Serious" in media jargon means that candidate has a se rious c hance to win a particular election. So, politicaJ coverage focuses on strategy a nd tactics, and candidate cov - erage becomes personality cov erage. The present two.party system -mandated by election laws a nd institutionalized by tax- P a y e r · fin a n c i n g o"f-til e Democratic and Republican candidates -and the time and talent limitations of network television effectively. guarantee that a Clark or a Co mmoner will be. as the Russians say, "non· personed." AND, EVEN MORE than in a - fairly dismal intellectual pa.st,' those laws and rules and limita- tions guarantee that campaigns will a lmost never be about ideas. It is a vicious cycle. The word '·vicious'' is a ppropriate because. more and more, the closed cycle drives outsiders to the streets, to eonlrontatioo. The press, of course, cover s de- monstrations, riots a nd ter- rorism. Ed Clark is a SO-year-old at- torney for an oil company; bis s peeches are delivered in a soft monotone. He is not likely to pick up either banners or stones. Commoner won't do much of that, either. But both men, different men with different ideas, might be better off throwing a few rocks. At least that way they'd be able to get their messages on television. Two Terrifying Monsters For the Price of One Our mot.ion picture theaters these days seem to be filled with man .eating ll•h people, 'Nail ec · toplasm. H· 1orted villainous c reatur es apace, 11 -fr om outer ~ y ear -o l d ' tbotts, heart·· eating women 1 and the usual coll~1on of giant fire·breatbinl IUarcb. WeU , there'• no better way lo eet your mind off your problems than payinC $<t to be scared out ol your wtt.. And I saw a horror movie tbe other evening that wu a real dilly. It'a called simply l''Tbe~my !'' When the movie opens, a slant, m lndleaa, swirll n1 monster ls raging over the help· less countryside, sucking up life savings and squashing old folks on fixed incomes. "There's no hope! " cries a young bride in terror as she and her husband watch the terrifying specter make off with the little cottage they had planned to buy. "We're up against Spiraling Inflation!" NO ONE seems to know what lo do about Splraling Inflation. Then an innocent little scientist named Jimmy has an idea. "I'll create a mJJd little Recession in ,.Y mount.alnlop laborat-0ry,"11e saya, "and it will drive the SplraJ- lng lhflalion away." Well, Igor, who Is chairman of Jimmy's Council or Econotaic Ad\flsors, says this isn't sue~ a hot idea. But Jimmy says it couldn't hurl. So they labor together night and day for three !Ong years during const ant thunder and lightning. At last, they manage to create the cutest, milde s t , littlest Recession you ever did ~ee. Everybody loves it. And when it sticks its head out the window and says its first adorable word -"Cheap!" -the Spiraling lnClation scream s "Aaggghhh!" and skulks away. Oh. how the people cheer! NATURALLY, the little Recession keeps growing, however. One day, it slips away and bite.'! 200,000 auto workers. "Darn," says Jimmy. "I guess we'll have to k4ep it in a cage." You know what happens : On a dark and stormy night, we see the bars of the empty cage bent like spaghetti. The Recession is loose! It goes around pushing stockbrokers out of windows. crushing banks, stomping on' factories. The people panic and begin selling apples for a nickel a piece from pushcarts. "Don't worry," says Jimmy resolutely. "I'll bring the lnfia- tion back and it will ~stroy the Recession the way Godzilla licked the Giant Earthworm." But. of course, instead of fi1ht- i n g, t he Inflation and the Recession become inseparable pals. And the poor, panicked people are still aelllng apples - for $28,763.12 each. Theo . . . . MAYBE I shouldn't lell you how it comes out. You'd never sleep night.I lf I did. Suffice lt lo say that you'll never flnd a sea rier horror scenatlo than . "The Economy!" lma1lne, two Indestructible monatera for the price of one! .... ... --..... L \ l ( ( A ii <>-- c a ir h· fc tll ti· Al m C1 Ci M, p~ SU m1 hit Ea tal SUI bel Mil kes: j c 11 - _______ .., CONSUMER Sprr,., t'tWri••••• .. Pim cw.I DEAa aEADt:a~: A c..-Penevlru ur· dHU. tHllk wtu be MN r ..... It a.a ... S p.a . 8at.,day at Aalaal SaNUea UaU•lltd, t4T71 Alida Pa ... way, Lac•aa Rllla. lawalaU.U a1ala1& hrvovlraa diaeHe •lll M ad•'r'rtenMI .. , v.-terturtau frea •tdlul Pet Senkee C..,,. a& a N9t el tis per ~U... Normally , .. aw. att ~unod .. HtaWI .. l•· muJ&y •a•IM& tlNo dl•eaw la pepp6" alMI •d•I& ..... TIM eee& 18cl..,_ 1 temp&ew llwalUI rumlaa· U-... repert wtui &lie a.uJ ftt el.,,. payabk a& &M ftn& dlak. CaM, ••s&erTanl, er Vlu wtu k ac~,eed. Del• au& k .. a a&reaa leasll. A fellow ... cU.lc lo ad~r lbe lttOed hi· jffta.. wtU be Mid Satanlay. Sept. %1 a& the same a.tau-. . Penovtru la a deadly, t09u P@ua cllNaae of •11 &bt del&roya the lialal ol lM amaU late.UM, cautas ..,_....,fever. vomltlag, aJMI dJarrtaea, wMd1 may be Moody. TIM aymp&ema llave beetl described by oae H · pen .. "• ....-lllorrlble ku.ct o1 food pot101a1D1." ne dbeue la dilflcalt to treat wttlt a hl&b monaU· ty raCe •--1 laleded do11. P1IPPles ab weeks and olde'r a.ad dogs of all •let .._... be Inoculated agalut the clbeHe, which bu apread &hrou1111oat the UDJ&ed Stales amce lu lclellUftcatloa by researchen a. lt78. Pervovirua vaccine bas been ID critically sbon 1apply . due to tremendo111 demand amon1 pet ownen. Only enough vacclH to Inoculate the first 3,511 dogs at the clllllc, wttb follow·up sbot re· aenecl, wtU be avaUable. AddldcmaJ lalormatloa about the eta.le c~• be obtalaed by Calli.DI Aaimal Supplies Uallml&ed at t51·1.ZM. ~ QUEENIE -r-~ 9·i0 ~, •• .,.._s_,... __ _ "I suppose you're going to tell me you're innocent " • nkol 11/t· 11.15°/o Annual Rate Annual Yield · Got a problem' Thtn wnlc> to l'at Vunn Pat wdl NI rtd lopr, ~tt1ng thr aMWt'ra and octwn JIOV Med IC> 111lw IMQUlfltrl In goo~mment ond bv.ilncu Mall 11our qwttl()flt lo Pal t>Mnn Al YO\lr Sc>nnct. Orcmg.- Coo1I OotJ11 l 'tlt>I , I' CJ Hor I~. Coala Meta. CA '2626 ~' many ltllrr• ·a~ poinbl«' wall bt o~rtd, but phoMd 1r1q\lt n t1 or ,,.,,,.,. nul 1ncludm{I 1ri.- rtCJdl'r • lull iaQ/114'. oddrcu1 and bwiM.tl houri· phont rt um tN>t cumv>r tH' t'On•idt>rt'd Tt1111 rolumn OJ'P('ors do1 111 t re f"JJl .'iundc111• · G. ..... Deer o,,, .. ,.r .., ........ f>EA R PAT l heve you heard anything about lht danJ(~r of children playln!l aames wlth garage d<>or 01>tm•ni' A fr1cind of mine told me she 'd read about a youngflh"r· who was tnapped and suffocated wht-n ht' pWihl·d lht-R•ra"e door closer button and then t r1ed to run outllide before the door closed. If th111 Is lrue, 1~11lc wtth gara&e door openers s hould be wanled K.E .. Costa Mesa Tlilf' U.S. Coa1umn Produd Safety Com· ml11._ Hys that alace l t'1t, IS cldldrea ..cler a&e tt laave died wk• trapped .-der 1ara1e doon wltla aa&omaUc ..,eeen. I• aome lu&aetta, attl· de•t repor'U abow Uaat llMl vtcUma were playla1 &Ile ca me yoa described -tryla& lo beat u.e garage door before It c&o.ed. ftree tllildl'ell uve beell llilled alace JaaHry wt.ea dtey were ptimed by the doon; two were believed te lane bee9 play· lag the game. " ADC!ltkr type of accldeet ceaerally mvolves adulta who sutaln cuts from sharp garage door hardware wlllle trylDg to repair !Jae gara1e door mecbaalsm. CPSC says there are COllfl.rmed reports of 14 fatalities between tt71 and lt78. The ageacy estimates that some 75t couumen aeek laoapltaJ emer1eacy room attention each year for lllJu.rles sustained In COGDectlon wttlt automatic 1arage door devices. Pa.wl Suggest• Precaudot• Dl'(AR READERS: WhJJe a nasqber of optloas are belnl studied to eUmlnate poulble haaarcll, the CoaHmer Product Safety Commission la u.rgtDg pareata to lake special precaatlou lo mlalmbe chaaces of a mis hap or tra&edy lnvolvl•I automatic 1ara1e doon. 1. Allele from prohibiting aU "beat tile 1ara1e door" games, pareau shoa.ld wan clllldreD of rlska ol l.a&eetlollally or acclclelllaUy actlvadng the automatic cloon. Z. Maay garage door openers have an automatic reverse mecbanlam which slope or re· verses the gara1e door u..-Impact wttlt an ob· ject. 11WI mechaabm caa u•ally be acljuted for seHltivlty. C....1llt the ow.er'• mu•al or dealer for lutnlCtlou. 3. Lubricate the garage door mechaalam periodically to redace frtctioa ID accorduce wttlt the 0W11er's mu•al. Tiie euier the deer roUa • lta track, ~ eaaler It la lo acljat Ute CGetrol for mu:lmlllD .eulUvlty. 4. llomeo'Wllen ahoaid be aware ol what lo do a. cue of e.trapmeat. Devlcea wlllcll CGetala a•tomatk reverse mecbamma uully ekller stop or revene the door when Ute coetrol la preued ag•la. la 8dd1Uoa, most gara1e door epeMn bave a muul dlacomlect featve wbkll eaablea &H ope.er te be dUeomtected 90 &ltat Ute door may be raised or lowered maa•ally. s ....... of maa••• ..... ropes -Ute door la recommeaded becaeae It eUml•atea aaotller haaard for Y-1 clllldnlt. 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Ont' •>ut of thrt·•· 11<n t ad. arrord ng to Re puhhr an Stalf' S.•n Joh,n ~hmlh ol Newport Rl'1wh Spt61tlung T1,1tsd ) b{>fo11• lOO peopl~ 1t J Newporj Harbor fharnbt-r or ClllTIO\t'rCl' (o1 um 1n Ute Balboa Ua Ch1b. ht '1vc\ thrff <>urh b1lh "'t'rf' considered by tJw s tall• Senalt··~ lnc111-.tn.•I n .. 1.1 Uou Cummitt\~ ol whH·h hl'' .i m~mbt-1 SCHMIT'l SAID 11•· WAS ht'lpful 111 k1lh1111 .1 bill that wvuld htl\'t' nti-011l1t- tu bt• prott>rtc"<.1 from JClb di" crimimaUon. "You know d1scrnn1n:tlin.: used cu tx· u icood It wo uld Jll'll makt> !Another llhortu~e or land 1h.1I will tl nv1• up lhr ro8\ of houslnt;." he said I rn ,11 the· 11lh1•r 1•rHI of the S!>N'lrum from those m f.lvor 11( tht• 1wrk I th10k 1t would JU.St 1a1igravale tilt' hoU.'l lOf •ulUUIHlfl .. Ill'. 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Blocks Alien Ga,.s WASHI NGTON IAP) Any person who ad- mits being u homosexual lo an immigration of- ficial must he barred from entering the country, the J ustice Department says. Aclini: Immigration Commissioner David Crosland said Tuesday the department is bound by law to enforce the policy. But he said no one would be excluded without a voluntary admission that he or she is homosexual. SINCE AUGUST lt7t, SUSPECfED homosex- uals have been allowed to enter the co.,.try pend· ing further inquiry. Crosland said about 50 persons came to the U S on lhal basis and nearly all have lert the U.S The Justice l>epartment is seeking legislation which would eJjminate homosexuality as a ground for exclusion Under the poUcy, Crosland said, there will be no medical examination when immigrants admit they are homosexual. HE SAID THAT IMMIG RATION and Naturalization Service inspectors have been or· dered not to ask aliens about their sexual pre- ference unJess another individual arriving at the same time identifies someone as a homosexual. In that case, Crosland said, the alien will be asked in private about his or her sexuaJ preference and if he or she denies being homosexual the alien will be aUowed to enter the countr y. Foreign Policy Shifting Those admitting homosexuality have the right to appear before an immigration judge to de- termine if they must leave the US , Crosland said. The re-examination of the government's pplicy on the matter was prompted m part by an an- noincement a year ago by the Public Health Service which s aid it could no longer certify that homosexuality is a mental disease or defect. The health service told INS not to refer further cases of suspected homosexuality to1>ublic health officials. Carter's Vi~ Change After Crises <Third In a Series) WASHJ NGTON (AP ) Traumatic. year-end crises in Iran and Afghanistan led President Carter to reshape basic elements of the foreign policy he proposed when be sought the presidency. As a campaigner in 1976, Carter promised Americans a foreign policy that would eschew military intervention in foreign lands except in ex- treme circumstances. He promised pursuit of arms control. even to the point of possible elimina- tion of nuclear weapons. and a moral approach to relations with Third World dictators. THE nMMY CA&TEa SEEKING re-election is not talking about non;J.!ltervention. Instead. he pushed for draft registration and wants a rapid deployment force to project U.S. military power around the globe. The "Carter Doctrine" explicitly promises intervention to defend oil fields in the Persian Gulf. Carter still advocates arms control. but the SALT II treaty he signed has not been ratified by the Senate; the drive for approval was shelved after the Soviet move into Afghanistan in December. Meanwhile, Carter ;,, pusbiDg !or ma-( J jor new nuclear weapons \ f;,. , C \ l /,) ''·' systems both at home and in Western Europe. His most notable foreign policy achievement has been the fostering of peace between Egypt and Israel. The president says changes in p0licy have been necessary reactions to event.Ii . particularly Soviet intervention in Afghanistan. Shortly after the Russian move. Carter said: "MY OPINION OF THE aUSSIANS bas changed more dramaticaJJy in the last week then Y-even the previous 2~ years before that." _ From the beginning of bis presidency. Carter had trouble managing tbe relationship with the Soviets. At the start. Carter startled the Soviet leaders with vehement attacks on human rights abuses and a SALT 11 proposal that departed sharply from previous U.S. policies. Carter's initial policies were qwckJy tested. The president, who in 1977 proclaimed an end to "the inordinate fear of communism,'' was con- fronted in 1978 with Soviet and Cuban troops mov- ing rapidly into E thiopia to help a Marxist military leader fend off challenges from Somalia and Eritrea. T he Soviets modernized their military forces. Even as SALT negotiations moved toward a conclusion, Carter was urging NATO to increase spending and deploy new missiles. THE FALL OF THE SHAii OF Iran removed the bulwark of Western influence in the Persian Gulf and dramatized Western vulnerability to the Gulf's oil s uppliers. Finally. the seizure of American hostages in Iran seemed to signal the impotence of the United Slates and put new strains on its ties with its allies. When Soviet forces moved into Afghanistan. Carter was ready for a series of policy shifts. He announced economic reprisals against the Soviets. including a partial ban on U.S. grain shipments; he approved military sales to China: and called for a boycott of the Moscow Olympics -a move that drew mixed support from U.S. allies. The president said he did not expect bis ac- tions to cause the Soviets to withdraw from Afghanistan. ''But we hope that we have laid down a marker and that they will indeed suffer. . . " Carter said. Here are some or the main promises made by Carter, along with the record he has compiled: MIDDLE EAST The peace talks stalled over the issue of Palestinian a utonomy, and Egypt refused to re- sume the talks afte r JsraeJ formally moved to make a united JerusaJem its capital. Carter sent bia Middle East trouble-s hooter, Sol Llnowitz, to Egypt this month and later announced that the talks would resume. Carter campaigned on a platform of strong support for Isqael. Despite frequent friction between him and the government of Prime Minister Menachem Begin, be appears to have kept bis major promises. Call 142-'5171. Put a few word• lo work for ou. ~ -~ '71:-· . ' ,,,.,,,, FAl .. S INSUIAHCI .. OUP 54 .. HH w IU-J4J7 .,,,f...._..c .......... ~-~------------- He promised not to try to force the lsrae!Js to "'1thdraw from the Golan Heights or East Jerusalem. and he has not. He pledged to supply Israel with enough aid to forestaJJ attack, and bas kept that pledge with billions or dollars in economic and militar y aid. Carter also pro m ised not to sell Egypt weapons capable of a pre~mptive strike against Israel, unless Egy~t first made peace with Israel Prior to the signmg of the 1979 peace treaty. Carter persuaded Congress to sell Egypt 50 F-SE fi ghter planes. saying they were not attack aircraft and were useful primarily for d,lefense. IRAN Carter got agreement with the U.S. position from both the U.N. Security Council and the In- ternational Court of Justice, but the Iranians ig- nored all appeals on the hostages. On April 7, .Carter broke diplomatic relations with Iran; on April 17, he imposed new economic sanctions; less than a week later, he authorized a military rescue attempt which was unsuccessful. PANAMA CANAL After becoming president. Carter signed and pers uaded Congress to ratify a t reaty with Panama that abolishes the old Canal Zone and giv gives the power to police and govern that area to Panama. The United Stales retains control of the opera- tion of the canal itself unW the year 2000, when it will be given to Panama. ARMS CONTaOL Candidate Carter called for a freeze on the number of atomic warheads, but after 30 months of negotiations, be s igned a treaty that allowed each side to increase them. The SALT II treaty faced stiff Senate opposition -even before the Soviets intervened in Afghanistan. Carter a lso promised to reform American policies on the sale of conventional arms. He said he would not hesit ate to take unilateral steps to re· duce the U.S. role in supplying weapons to the world. Military Readiness Lacking W ASHlNGTON (A I' 1 Pentagon offi cials have confirmed that s ix of the 10 Army combat divisions stationed in the co nt ine n tal United Stat es are not lu11 y 1 ready to fight. but insist ed this is "common practice" in peacetime. Pentagon spokesman Thomas 8 . Ross told a _news briefing Tuesday that an evaluation of the Arm y 's 16 comb a t divisions found au six based overseas to be combat-ready but six of 10 based at home to be deficient in personnel. equipment or training Results of the Army·s e valuation usua lly are confidential . but con- clusions of the most re- c ent r epo r t we r e published T uesday by The New York Times. "It's a common prac lice amongst aU armed forces to man units in peaceti me at l o wer levels than would be re quired in wartime," said Ross. According to ratings b ased o n ma nni n g . training a nd logistics, Sfa.'' /E .SO°lo And get a summer haircut That 's an offer you can't refuse Especially since this 1s 1ust the time to en1oy one of our cool cuts designed to look good with a minimal amount of care Get a flBlfCut. shampoo and s ty/mg for $10 reg. $20 beauty salon 705 -south coast plaza ..... .., According to a recent Senate Foreign Rela- tions Committee report, "hundreds of sales" were rejected because of Carter's stringent new stan· dards. Arms sales to the TIUrd World went from $10.66 billion in 1976 to $10.3 billion in 1979, the committee said. DEFENSE SPENDING the report revealed that may t hree ··div'1sH>ns were ready for combat. but had major defi ciencies and a third di vision, the company ~ite ~d~rbome. was.,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ found to be ready for Jn 1976, Carter called for a cut of $5 billion to $7 billion in defense spending. He never held to that pledge, forging an agreement with NATO na- tions that calls for 3 percent annual increases in defense areas. For 1981, Carter is proposing a re- cord peacetime defense increase of $22 billion. CHINESE RE~TIONS Carter pledged to seek full diplomatic rela- tions with communist China, but insisted be would not do so without assurances that the Pelting gov- ernment would not interfere with Taiwan. Carter did achieve full relations with Peking, but won only verbal assurances that the Chinese wo ul d not use force to reclaim Taiwan. NEXT: Etlac& and IUor(jlCJnilntlon combat but with minor deficiencies. The Times said . 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Dodgers Give One To Astros HOUSTON (AP ) The Aatrodome tW'Md loto a houM ol bomn for the Loe An1t"IM l)oclsen Tueeday nl•bt Jr;.uin And\tja.r, a se&dom uaed tcber wttb a penchant for tbe ·beat comment. started by boldlq Loe Antele. scoreless on . three blta t.broqh M'J lnnlnp Tbe Dodcen added sill enors on their own and when it finally ended. the llouaton Ast?UI had beat.en the Dodlenf M to move witb.in one came oL the Naljooal Leafue Western Division lead. HOUSTON COULD pull . even with the Dodcers tonight o.nr •• 1 .. , c .... ~ •• •• s:» when the Astros' Nolan Ryan, 9-8, faces Los Angeles ' Burt Hooton, 13·5. "Sometbiog's wrong," s aid Los Angeles second baseman Davey Lopes, who committed two errors. "I don't know whether it's something wrong with them or us. We shouldn't have made that many mis- takes." The Dodgers, you see, bad won 17 of their last 20 games and weren't accustomed to s uch performances . • "They have played so well for so long that it just finally caught up with them," A.slros' manager Bill Vinion said. "IT WAS ALMOST a necessity for wl 'to win ooe of these games. The importance of tonight's vic- tory means they can't leave here with more than a two-8ame lead." Houston took a 3-0 lead after four innings on run-scoring singles by Art Rowe, Cesar Cedeno and Joe Morgan. But the Dodaen, despite their sloppy fieldlne, foucbt back and tied tbe 1ame in the seventh in.Dini. Andujar walked Rick Monday and Mike Scioecia with two out and yielded a run-scoring double to DeneU ~mu. Then relief piteber Dave Sm.ltb served up a two-nm sinlle to pinch bitter Gary 'lbomasson. Homtan rallied to win il in the sevea&b otf Loa Anaeles .reliever Steve Howe, wbo loaded tbe bases on walb to Mor1an and Cedeno and first baseman's Steve Garvey's fielding error. BQtJS'l'ON'S BOWE then bit a shallow Oy to Jay Johnstone in ri1bt field. Korean tagged up at third and raced bome, sliding safely under the tag of catcher Steve Yeager. ' The free.spirited Andujar once showered in bis uniform to avoid talkin1 to reporters and on another occasion aai4. "There's one word in America that says it all -'you never know.' " Andujar was in rare form' a1ain Tueeday night wbeo be! cbaat.iied a reporter for asking if be wu nervous pitching before a national televi.sioo audience. l "Hey man. I'm not a rookie: I've bel!D here five yean," An· du.jar snapped. "I don't worry about television. How can I be ·afraid of television? I just want to pi~h." De•• ........... ., a... Mlin UNIVERSITY HIGH 8LOT8ACK BOB MARV1CK AND THE TROJANS OPEN THE 1• FOOTUU IDIOM MIDAY AGAl~IT NORWALK. ~rep Openers Provide Answers Edison Due/A Estancia in Weekend's Shotrease Game By BOGER CA&UM>N Of-DMl\' ...... IUfl With all but two (Sao Clemente and Laguna Beach)' gettin1 their 1980 seasons under way this week, answers to a lot of questions figure to be answered Thursday, Friday and Satur- day nights around the Orange Cout area for high school foolball fans. Three games involving area teams are oo tap Thursday, followed by the traditiooal Friday night salvo and a single game on Saturday. San Clemente and Lacuna Beach wait for another week before cettinl under way -opting for scrimmages witb FaUbrook Friday and California Satur· day. respectively. Here is a look at each of the week's menu: Edleon va. Ealand• Friday's showcase game pits defend· ing l~ champions from the Sunset (Edisoo) 'and Sea View (Estancia)~ and the latter bas a grudge to settle (1979's 3S-O lacing)~ Estancia enters with a veteran, but still young, backfield, keyed by junior quart.er-back Jim Mccahill and junior• fullback Steve Kraiss, along with All· Sea View League tailback Bob Unnaon. The two have met eight times witb the only Estancia victory a 18-13 de· ciaion opening the '77 campaign. Edison counters with a new, yet familiar, setup. 1be Eagles of Estaocla. . will not have to contend witb Kerwin Bell, Frank Seurer or Bill Malavui --. that trio is now atKanau University. Edison's new one-t wo punch:. Tailback D.J . Bell <Kerwin's brother) and quarterback Keo Major. Troy Ory is out with a cracked collar booe and will be replaced by Bill Gray, a 5-10, 170-pound Junior safety. This Week's Prep Foothall Sdledalr., Odd&. ( .......... 7:30) year ago, returns to a backfield led by Clay Tucker, a returnln1 starter at quarterback. Expect to see the Sea Kines open it up with a paasln' attack geared toward Kirk Swarthout, while Huntin1ton Beach will be operatin1 in an Edi.son High-style I with the empbaais on the power game. THUltlOAY TheO..... TlleSlle TheU.. Marina vs.~ Salta Ana &wl Mm by 3 Irvine vs. Valerria Valencia Valencia by 4 Wafren vs. lUan View Htlrtilgtm Beach --Waren by 7 FOUIUln Veley wa. El Dor9do FRIDAY Mater Dei vs. ~ Harb>r Newport tt.to Mater Oei by 6 With quarterback Matt Stevens 4irectiq the attack, the Barona of Fountain Valley are expected to wield a fancy puaiJll 1ame aaainst El Dorado, Edison vs. Estnia Edisal bf 8 l)qe Coast Coleae Fountain Valley vs. £1 Oorni Valencia FV by 6 a team which shocked Fountain Valley _ ln lut year's opener with a 7-7 standoff. Stevena ii being labeled u potentially tbe best quarterback in Fountain Valley's history, although tbe 5·11 junior bu yet to throw a forward pus for the BarooJ on the vanity level. Corona del fU vs. H111tington Beach H111tilgton Beach CdM by 3 ft>rwaH! vs. ln~sity Norwalk by 7 Ir.ft Higtl £1 Toro vs. ~aio Valley ~nValley Cacx> by 10 La Quinta vs. Westmins1er Westminster SATURDAY Costa Mesa vs. Salta Ana Salta Ma Bowl Westminst!f by g ~a AN by 7 His primary targeU: Emile Harry, Tim Fmley, Rey Gubernict and baeb Keith Richards aod Rod Emery. I C...MMava.lanlaAM ........ Herbor ya, ..... Del Dan SottoaanU is a 1-3 quarterback and operates an I-formation with Kevin Higgim and Frank VuittGaet, a couple of small, but quiet, tailbacks. Costa Mesa's Mustangs put their nm- and-ahoot offense, ceared around quarterback Gree Teregis, aialnst a Santa Ana outfit that boa) ta quarterback Scott Fra.nklln, a ~3. 1- pouoder wbo Coach Tom lleiu c.alla, "The best quarterback in Oraa1e County.'' Newport's Sailors unveil a solid and big line, led by 24'1-pound Joe Goubert in front of quarterback Gary Parrilh, who is being billed aa one of the better quarterbacks (potentially) 'in yean at ' Newport Harbor. Up froot the blue chip is M , 2»- pound Larry Williams. Mater Dei, qieanwbile, unveila a solid and biaer line in front ol a couple of jet-quick balfbacb. amva • ...........,.IHcll Corona del Mar bandied tbe Oilers, 21· '1, in tbe "19 opener and rates the edce Friday &1ainlt a IChool wtddl bu DOt been victorious in the lut 25 starts. Franklin runs a 4. '1 40, tbrcnn well and baa a neet of outstaDcliai reeeiven. Abo sipiftcant in tbe S-. Alla of-• fepae is returning starter David Sebel'OI, a 190-pouod fullback. Othen who filU!'e to play promlDeot roles in the Sailors' attack include re- ceiver Mike Giddinp, two-way tackle Vince Cook (227);--pard Dave Kravitz and center Clarke Smith, a 185-pound returnint starter. Mater Dei, which handled the Sailors, 21·9, in the '79 opener, anawen with 32 lettermen from its Angelus League cbampianabip squad. There is a new coachioa ayste~ at Huntington Beach (Bob laber wood) and tbe Oilen have several eandidatel for varsity Jobi who appear to have tbe ability to tum it around. Costa Mesa stunned Santa Ana in tbe '19 opener. 9-3. Santa Ana went -to win the Century Leape clwnpkJmbip and had a st.rma of 10 atraiaht victories before fallio& in the CIF Southern CGD- ference semirmals. • ..., ............ _ Chris Bript, who ruabed for '15 yards on 17 carries and scored a touchdown in the Sea Kioll' victory over tbe OUen a <See P&EP FOOTBALL, Pa1e BZ> Is-That All-There Is?- Quisenbeny ls Fooling Everybody BJ DAVE CUNNINGBA.m Ol•a.llJ ........ Dan Quisenberry'• quest for tbe American Lea1ue Fireman of the Year awantrsta on ttlPO pltcbtt -the Pew lAe and the nwuc. "'lbe Peay Lee is a sinker that isD 't thrown very bard and Joob euy to bit. Tbe batter la thtnlrin1. 'la tbat-all there ta?' He'• tbinkiDI that all the way back to the dQIOUt after be'• IJ"O'IDded to shortltop," Qullen· berry esplalm. "'lbe Titanic ii a sinker that'• w.tnka- ble. It IU)'I up, and usually eadl up over tbe center fteld fence," he aaya. QlJIBBNBUaY ILU l'ldOWN a lot ol Pe11Y Lees tbia aeHon, aad very few, Titanic.. He ii a shoo-in to will U.. award emblematic of the lea111e'a finest relief "itcber-Rolald'a Fireman of the Year. Tbe Kamu City ript-baDder baa 32 aaves1_u u~ reeord and a s.• SRA. He baa alreaQT equaled tbe Rolaids all·Ume point recof'\S (ii •. set by tbe Cuba' Bnace SUtter lut Jeir (two points are awarded for eaeb save and tfctory, oae point ii 1ubtraet.d for eacbto..). "l didn't start tblakiq about beln1 l'lremao ol. tbe Year until tbe P.,t two wffb," Qulleaberr)' nld. "I ,,.. afraid It mi-t burl me. I mlebt 19' _.... ..t ltart tblullll abour ltatiltics wbm 1 a.t a couple ofmeacmt.le." · "I never dreamed I'd have a seuoa like tbta. Beinl ftreman ol the Year wu never one ol m)' Soalt," be aa71. "Actually, tboulb, l'v9-0S'IW ..._-4M to Ml IOMI ol uy_..... I jut '° out and try to make them bit the ball into the fl'OUDd ... Now, however, Qubenbeny is ltartiq to set a fewtar1eta. '"l'llE AllE&ICAN LEAGUE record for save• ii•· J tblDt I have a abot at that," be I aay1. "Tbiltat.s I'm most CCIDcenied with Ara 11,Tm•r• ... S-.... P. at are aaftl 1aliiii'"1l.nillt (be bu a ctut>-1 record •>'and 1ame1 where l'Ye come in to 1et a double play. I've daDe that 1S tim•. You .... , llDd that stat lilted aaywbere, but I've kept track." QulMDberry bu lood reuon to leep track. He wW be nelOliatiq for a new CCJD- trad tldl wiDtel' and ii bei9'I paid an embar- ' ruu.,ly &ow $3S,OOO fM ~ (by ~parilon, Sutter II earniq flQ0,000 WI year). "I bave't tbauCbt about aay n..,. Jet -. .. 1 a•t now wut'•.., to u.,,_ '-tw .. DOW aDd the IDd of the,....,'' be a -' I plalM ... , a't want to tbb* no.t It at all beea .. lt mlPt affect the wa, I pkb." Ub IDAll1 relleven, Qulamberry avolda cllatr~ at all eoeta. He cto.D't wut to be ......... bJ ,., .... Ilk. beMball ..W be adaalb .... to 10 out to u. momd -ptteb. DAN CU.N9DRY llGNI AUTOauPMI FOR A COUPL1 OP ADMIRDI. . But now Quileaberry, a product ol Coata lleH Hilb and OrU.e Cout CoOep, bu re- laxed. 1\e Royall are vlrbaalb uaured of wiDDinl tbelr diviaioe title, ud DO otber American Leaaue reliever is clole to QulleD- berry'a 111ave1 (..tbe Ym .. • Rlcb Gouac• ii HCODd With 24). 1 ( ... QtllBSNaDaY, .... ai>- : . ,,. ---... ,-,. ... ...,,;·,-.).; .. .. Jl2 DAIL V PILOT \lllllOI~.~ 10, ,., A Capaul• Report From the Wortd ot Spol1• Tough P lay r likes to Hit, And Sh Only .. tand 5-3 t•J"•• AP 0..,aldtn ~I t • .ou1s'-.... Bct'k llumphtt) l!I a (ootbalJ 5l vc tN an lhls year t. • ··r like tht h1tung and the C'Uftlf1uon1ng," uy11 the lS·yHr oht l\ophomore at St Lou1 lll&h ~boot , Humphrey bas be1ua htor secOnd 'eason on an oth•rwl<it' all male sqUJAd , playtna on •J>C"<'••l lums and u a ser'Ond strtng guatjt tor the junior ·•~lty Sharks "She's acceplt!d on our 9Quad," UH Coach Rob Thr..,loff ·"The ~r playens do not let up oa ht'r Sh~'• taken 1<>rnl' real goodshoU in practi ce, a nd (COllt'nupt"vt>ry Ume · .. Bttky. who won a rourt order to play fOOtball last )Ur. saw action on three lu ckolfs and a hanntul of scnrnrnag .. plays as St Louis bowt-d to Midland Hullock Crl'ek 2? 6 lttlll week. · "Their guy~ were 'SO mueh bigger thun ou~. ' she told th~ Mount Pleasant Morning Sun followmK the game "Tht'y were giants " , But the S-3. l!>S pounder had only disdrun for her mule 011 .ponent on the bne "The guy wouJdn't hit me," she said "He hardly tDuched me." Coach Threloff, whose Z4-person squad taJtes on Sagurnw Michigan Lutheran Seminary Thursday night, said some "special a ccom modations" are necessary for Becky. But .. She's as big or bigger than some of o ur people'' a nd ... my phil06ophy is that everybody who comes out makes tn-:. team, and they all get in the game," he said. Becky would like to play football her last two seasons at St. Louis, attend college, and then "wnte to the Women's Na- tional Football League," she said. She also plans to play voUeyball, softball and run track for the Sharks this year . ------Quolr of lhr Day -------. ··eoaches like to t alk about building character. They don't build character . They eliminate those who don't have it." -Pepper Rodters, tired last winter after six seasons as coach at Georgia Tech and now a television football color commentator. ,..,.... Pag~ B l P REP FOOTBALL. • • M•rtna n . S.ddlebtlck Marina's Vikings got a six- game winning streak going last year when they disposed of Sad- dleback, 34~. but the task may be tougher this time around. Saddleback boasts nin~ re· turning starters who a ccount for 14 of the Z2 starting positions. in· el uding quarterback Carlos E strada, who led Saddleback lo four victories in his six starts. Marina unv e il s Bobby Grandstaff at quarterback. who directs the veer with Chris Ven- tura and Pat Lustig stationed behind ham a t the halfback posts. ·Ocean View va. Warren Warren High 's Bears dominat· ed the Seahawks (23-0) 'io the '79 opener and pose a stiff challenge for Ocean View again, which en· ters with its first squad depleted by graduation. Gone are quarter back Ray Kotler a nd r eceiver Terry Bachmeir, but back in the fold are halfbacks Doug Irvine and Rick Moser, along with backup Rex Brown. Moser and Brown Chisox Sale O n Thin Ice boast 9.9 speed in the 100, Irvine is cred.tted with 4.S speed for 40 yards. Unlveratty va. Norw•lk Ted MulJen, known for his powerhouses at Villa Park, and assistant Bob Salerno, known fo r his potent defenses while at Anaheim High, .make their de· buts with University, a school which has seen its teams lose seven times in ea ch of the last four years. Quar terback Bill Tosheff is the key to' Mullen's m ulti ple offen se, with Don Gense considered his primary aer ial target Rob Hobart , a s t a rter at center a nd 10 th e defe nsive front, is the key lineman for University. lrvlne va. Yetencl• Valencia pounded on the Va- queros in the '79 opener . 34-0, a nd Coach Norm Parker is la beling the '80 edition as poten- tially the best in his four years at Valencia. Quarterback Ed Bradford, out with an i njury for Orange League action, returns to haunt Irvine. · Irvin e counte rs with it s quickest Leam in its four-year history, led by quarterback Bob Perry. Perry's k ey target : Artie Moore, a returning starter at s plit eod. ··-" ·-· ... , ........ •.-s.S-4 Bolt ~·· 14th lnnlntc squceie bunt 'scored • Gary M..W01 from third baaet to acive Philadelphia a 6><t •tctory O\lf'r P1llsbur1h '~day nl.cht. The PbWlleA tied lh~ arorc iA\ 4 4 with a two-run elahth lnn1n1 Mllrr ~rli9Mldl tripled home one run and Gre1 l.ad•MI followed with an R8l s ingle . Pittabur1h had a t•hanct' to win In the l2th but had a runner thrown out at home wbt1n Mall AJnalldC"r tried t.o score fro m second on an lnrleld e rror FJsewhere im the National League: Ke. Grtlfey broke :a tie with a three-run homer In U)e sixth inning and right·hander Marlo 8o&o scattered seven hits as Cincin- nuti deteutc:d AU~nti;a, 7 I. ... Warrea Cromartie cracked a leadoff home run and 80. Lenore added a two·run triple in a 111'vt'nl-h·lrtntna upnsing that carried Steve llo&f'n and Montreal to a 3-0 victory in the fl r11t .-came or 8 scheduled double-header with th•· Meta that was delayed nearly four hours by rain. The second game could not ICIC*a be played because ot the Mets' travel phan11 and prohiably will be played Sept. 16 in New York Toay fWott singlt!d home the tie-breaking run dur· inc a four run rally ln the tilth 'ianing ~nd Ted Simmons drov., ln two runs, powe ring St .. Lou.is t.o a 6-4 triumph over the Cub6 ~'"' Teaace s troked two homers and newcomer aaady 8aN also homered, eiAch kn~king in three runs as San 01e1odde<tledSan Francisro.12-s. P•.-Gl~"~ ... aad A•sa~iff MltcbeU Page pounded a pair of homers and · Mall Keoag,b won his 15th game Qf the season to m pace Oakland to a"6·3 victory over Texas . Keough. who was 2· 17 a year ago, now stands ,at lS-12. He lelt In the eighth Inning with a sore back. In other American Leat ue action Tuesday: Jolaa Mayberry whacked a two-run homer in the Blue J ays' four-run third inning, powering Toronto to a 6·4 victory ove~ New York and snapping the Yankees' eight.game winning string. The victory, Toronto's 59th, tied the team re· cord set in 1978 . . . Doag DeCtntts belt· -ed a home l'\Ul and scored another run and Baltimor e left-hande r Scou McGr~gor m a de the m s tand up with three-hit pitching as the Orioles defeated Detroit, Z·O McGregor , 17·7, didn't allow a hit until the sixth . Minnesota collected 22 hits and scored six runs in both the fo urth and s ixth innint:s to give pitcher Al WllUams overwhelmmg support. as the Twins clob· uoua" bere~d Milwa u kee , 15·Z. . Gary Haac«k's ninth-inning single scored Jim Dwyer from second base, lifting Dennis Eckerlsey and Boston to a 4.3 victory o v e r C level and .. Rick Honeycutt and By ron McLaughlin combined on a seven-bitter as Seattle defeated lhe White Sox. 4· l Roger Carlson SPORTS BREAK I FOOTBALL ..------B .. •f»all Teda• ------. On this date In baseball In lfn8: The New York Yankees moved lnto a flnt-place lie with the 8o8ton Red Sox In the AL Eut as they beat the Soll, 7-4 at Fenway Park. It completed a rour-game s weep by the Yanks, who bombed the Sox by scores of 15-3, L3·2, 1.0 and 7-4. On Utis date in 1977 : Roy Howell collected two homers, two doubles and a single, driving home nine runs as the Toronto Blue Jays routed the New York Yankees. 19·3. On this date in 1974 : Lou Brock of the St. Louis Cardina~ stole his 104th and lOSth bases of the seHon, breaking Maury Wills' re· cord of 104 set in 1962 On t his date In 1969: The New York Mets went into fi rst place for the first time in their history as they took over the top spot in the NL East with a 3·2, 7-1 double-he ader sweep ot Mon· treal. Today's Birthdays : Hall of Famer George "Highpockets" Kelly is 85. Former Cincinnati s lugger Ted Kluszewski is 56. Roger Maris, who set a single·season record with 61 homers in 1961, is <Ui. Ot'erfi•~i• NH~ Still a P••nMHfJI The question of overtime in the National • Hockey League is a live. but hardly kicking. Following the league's governor's meeting in Toronto, NHL president John Ziegler said that although the pl ayers vetoed a five-minute overtime period, the re is room for discussion since NHL governors voted 12-9 in favor of overtime ... Former World Boxing Association light-heavyweight champion Mike Rossman rallied with a half minute remaining in the final round of a scheduled lG- roundertoknock out Al Bodea in Atlantic City Tele.,blon , Radio Following are the top sport s events on TV tonight. Ratings are· , u ' ./excellent ;' 1, worth watching; N fair , .tforget It . n 5:30 p.m., Channel 11 11 I DODGERS BASEBALL: Dodgers at Houston. Announcers: Vince Scully and Ross Porter Burt Hooton ( 13-5) will be opposing Nolan Ryan (9-8) tonight In a battleforfirst place The Dodgers are clinging to a one-game lead in the West following Tuesday night's 5-4 loss in the Astrodome. Tonight'sgameconcludes the two-game series. RADIO Baseball -Dodger s at Houston, 5:30 p.m ., KABC (790); Kansas City at Angels. 7:30p.m .. KMPC (710) Edison, Estancia Favored With fi ve weeks of non·league competi- tion and a lol of ifs separa ting this week's initial salvo of games for Orange Coast area prep football teams, picking favorites for league championships and lhe order of finish can be hazardous. SOM F. RAN DOM THOUGHTS on the picks M 1ke Davis pass-catch combo as their t1 l·ket to the playoffs. Chances are, on more than one occasion, you're going to look like a dummy before season's end. That, howe ver, wouldn't be setting a precedent, s o here's some opinions to che w on. IN 11IE SUNSET LEAGUE the finish wiU be (1 ) Edison. ( 2) Fountain Valley, (3) Newport. Harbor, (4) Westminster , (5) Marina, (6) 'Huntington Beach. Io the Sea View League the finis h will be ( 1) Estanciat l2) Costa Mesa , (3) Corona del Mar, (4) El Toro. {S) University, (6). lrvioe. lo the Sou t h Coast League the finish wiU be (1) Capistrano Valley, (2) Missioo Viejo. (3) Laguoa Beach, (_4) San Clemente. (5) La guna Hills. (6) Dana Hills. In the Empire League the finish will be (1) Cypress, (2) Loara, (3) 'Los Alamitos. (4) Ocean Vi ew. (5) 'Kennedy, (6) 'Katella. In the Ange lus League the ftnisb will ~ ( 1 >"St. Paul, (2) Mater Dei, (3) Servile. ( 4) Bishop Amat, (5) ·Bishop Montgomery. That's right -it 's a five.tea~ league (and three qualify for the playoffs). Fountam Valley has to defeat Edison if it wa nts the Sunset title and that hasn't been done often. The Barons have a wicked passing game. but Edison has four 4.6 sprinters in the secondary with talent to match lheir speed . Newport Harbor and Westminster pose as the closest race in the Sunset for a playoff berth -and Newport Harbor's de- fense will rise to the occasion Costa Mesa is the sleeper in the Sea View League with a new passmg combina tio n (Greg Teregis-Onassis Nixon) and a tough runner (Max Ma rold) who will de· finitely wake some people up Ted Mullen and his University High Tro· jans? It's doubtful a nyone is going to rub 1t in -Mullen -has a good memory and will be back with bigger guns in the future. ESTANCIA IS the odds-On choice to win with its pure backfield of quarterback Jim McCahill. Steve Kraiss and Bob Urmson. Capistrano Valley is a shoo·Ui in the South Coast wfth abundant talent and size, Mission ViejQ.. seems just as logical to finish second. Laguna Be ach to earn a Cl F playoffs berth? It's their best s hot in years and they won't waste it. The Lance Stewart· . • • • LAST WEEK'S COLUMN was in error citing no free place-kicks after a fair catch -that is in the case following a safety on· ly All other fair catches on a punting situation maintain the free kick option. • • • AROUND THE BEAT -Costa Mesa bas added John Carney as its new cross coun- try coach and K.irk Bauermeister as its new baseball coach. The latter replaces Sob Sheehan, who left lo take a position at Moreno Valley High. Bauermeister is a former all-league player at Mesa and bas been Ln the Mustangs' coaching system for three years . Edison added Colin McConnell 1 cross country) a nd Mike Bartosh {water polo ) to its coaching staff . .Dave Vaa Hoorebeke is Huntington Beach lligh's new a thletic director. replacing Doll Terruove ... If you didn't see it in the football preview. a note on Ocean View High basketball: Cam Bryw, the 6·3, three-year starter al Capistrano Valley wbo was playing with tbe Seabawks ' during the summer . changed his mind and is staying at Capo ... The CIF Southern Section is offering its master football schedule for $3.50 by m ail or $2.50 at its ol- fice at 11011 Artesia Blvd . in Cerritos. R ugby Your Game? Call RB Unicorns Bme ball S t a ndi n g s CHlCAGO (AP) -American League President Lee MacPhail says it is bis ''considered opi- nion'' that league club owners will not approve sale of the C hi c ago White So x to multimillionaire Edwa rd J . DeBartolo,Jr. MacPhail says be thinks it un- likely the Youngstown, Ohio, shopping-center magnate will be able to sway the thinking of five AL club owners who oppose the sale. L• Quinta va. Westminster New Coach Barry Waters of the Westminster Lions will see just how good his 32 lettermen and 11 returning sta rters are Friday. E ver had an urge to play Westmins t er's big g uns : rugby'! AMERICAN LEAGUE NA110NALLEAGUE BARWICK DATSUN "I told the White Sox on many occasions 1 did not think he (DeBartolo) would be ap-• roved," MacPbail also said in a telephone interview from bis New· York office with the Chicago Sun· Timei. ---T "I wouldn't have told them what I did if there wasn't serious opposition,'' he said. ComiftCJ Soon! Watch for our Grand 0 . , ......... ~ Quarterback David Harris and If so, here's your c hance. The All-Sunset League tailback Eric Unicorns team of Huntington Willingham. Beach is looking for "new and used" players according to a El Toro va. C•plstr•no Valley team spokesman with no ex· E l Toro f aces a rugge d perieoce necessary. c hallenge with Capo, which The team practice.s at Edison boasts 18 returning starters, in· Park on Magnolia in Huntington eluding linemen Dave Mahronic Beach and plays all of its games (6-4'h, 231 ~~ Bruce Boatwright on Sunday afternoon. 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'11 '"'~ < "' JI' A .... t4 ~i .. !#IN del Mal I •,t.v1nl 11 furn Untvers1ty al lr\1ne •• ""''-'l" .. t , .. ,._.., .,.. ..... , ....... . ._,I\ ... ,, '""'°It" 111 (All games at / ll lfliess othetwrse 00100 I Ferragamo Set to Take Reins Q B Says His Wa lkout Dicbi'l Scare the R ams By JOHN SEV ANO Of I,. ~u, l'IMI su 11 The ma uestion circulating around Rams Park Tuesd y, oncerning Vince Ferragamo's re- turn, was whether the new No. l quarterback ac- complished anything by his brier 22·hour, 30 minute walkout Monday. "I don't have any idea," commented Fer- ragamo when asked the question. "I do know that you can't scare the Rams. They have too many fn- surances " One or those "insurances" was in the form or Bob ~. who arrived Tuesday morning walking side-by-side with Ferragarno. LEE, GIVEN A one-day workout by the team, is expected to be signed shortly after the Ta-mpa Bay contest. The reason team officials can't sign him any earlier is because there's no room on the roster, although the Rams did place Pat Haden on the four·week injured reserve list to make room for the return of Dennis Harrah. Still. even with all the insurances considered, the Rams did appear nervous Monday when their Italian quarterback failed to show. "I think we accomplished somelhillg," said Ferragamo's attorney, Paul Caruso, who was the brain-trust behind the holdout. "I think the move focused attention on Vince's complaints. I think you 'll see Vince keep his job now even if Hadeo's finger heals perfectly.'' ~ Ferragamo definitely had more than Haden 's finger oo his mind when be left. For more than two months contract negotiations between the two parties have been practically non-existent. Ferragamo. on the option year of his contract which calls for $52,800 this year, (the average salary for a QB is $114,000, far below what it should be for a quarterback of bis stature), said be needed the time to clear his mind. "mERE WERE SOME contractual problems I wanted to clear up before 1 came back as the No. l quarterback," admitted Ferragamo. "I came back to play football. I'm going to leave all my business to Caruso and Klosterman." Another reason for Ferragamo's return and f'.-...PapBI Q UISENBERRY • • • When the team is at home, Quisenberry sneaks out or the bullpen and hides in an equip- ment room where the Royals have a television set. Or sometimes he'll get into philosophical dis· cussions with Marty Pattih or Renie Martin. Since he never gets into a game before the seventh inning, he ignores at ~at the first five. ··I stay in my little Twilight Zone until Willie Wilson or George Brett come up. Rod Serllng tells me to wake up and watch be<:ause I like lo see them hit," he says. Because of Brett's pursuit of a .400 batting average, the media has virtually ignored Quisen- berry's phenomenal season. That's just the way be likes it. "l prefer to sneak in. What would I say to all those reporters7 I've only got so many good lines, and I've used them already," he says, keeping a straight race. "It's hard to be creative with your answers. 1 tnrow sinkers and they hit them into the ground. AJways the same thing. It's a simple game with simple answers " But when Kansas City wins the division, Brett's season wilJ be finished. Every baseball beat reporter in the nation will desc~nd upon four teams in the playoffs, and Quisenberry is bound to finally get his recognition. What then? "I guess," he says with a sigh, "I'll just have lo bone up on my Reader's Digest and come up with a few mon llnes." , '..Mercedes-Benz.·; . - • 1301 Ouall Street • Newport Beach • Phone 833-9300 • ------------ optimism might be the JtiO degree reversal the Rams have taken on the two quarterbacks and their situation · "Vin ce now has the advantage," concedes Coach Ray Malavasi. who designed the policy of injured starters returning lo their jobs. "The policy ends when you go with the guy who is gel· ting the job done." "I see now that there is some flexibility in their policy," Ferragamo says. "It's gomg to be awful hard lo puJI me if I'm playing well. It's ap- parent now that he (Malavasi) is going to have to stick with tus second choice." "MY P ERSONAL BELIEF is that if Vince performs well I don 't care what the orthopedic doctors can do for Pat's ringer." says Caruso or course the question of another possible walkout, ir negotiations staJI, was asked, and all parties were quick to deny it would happen. "I'm here to play and that's what I'm going to do," says Ferragamo, who will get his first test Thursday night in Tampa Bay. "I don't foresee him leaving," added Caruso "He's under contract legally and morally." Serious talks, scheduled to begin this week, have been postponed with both sides requesting a ··cooling off'' period. "PART OF MY agreement with Don is that we're going to stop sniping at one another," said Caruso. "I wanted to delay discussions until next week be.cause there were some things tbal shouldn't have been said. Vince is back there to . " play and I don't intend to make this a weekly event." "J think Vince's actions were 111 advised," stated Klosterman. 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"How do you get mad at them when you have a l7Ya·game lead and the best record of anyone in baseball for the last five months?" asked Frey after a second consecutive loss to the California Angels (4-3) Tuesday night. "I do think we are undergoing'a subconscious letdown right now. The hitters are still trying to get hits and the pitchers are still trying to get people out, but they're doing it without the intensity of a month ago." Actually, Frey views 1t as a matter of semantics. "WHEN MOST TEAMS lose four out of six or something like that, they say it's a slump," said the Royals' first-year manager. "When a team that's challenging for the lead does it, they say they're try· ing too hard. But when you have a big lead and do the same thing, it's called a letdown. "We lost thr'!e in a row a while ago in Milwaukee when every time we had peoplf on we hit line drives right at somebody. Ir some or those balls go through, it isn 'tsuch a letdown. ''It's funny. 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O.lly ~ '""' Entrants will be flying in from as far away as Hawaii and Chicago to compete in the first National Wheelchair Tennis Championship to be held at Los Caballeros Racquet and Sports Club in Fountain Valley this weekend The favorite will be South Laguna 's Brad Parks. who helped organize the National Foundation for Wheelchair Ten- nis and has never lost to another wheelchair player. PAR.KS RAS BE EN touring the world to give wheelchair ten- nis exhibitions in hopes of stir- TENNIS '3· ring up interest among other paraplegics who might be ca.pa- ble of playing. The only difference between wheelchair tennis and the COO· ventional ga me is that wheelchair players are allowed two bounces in their half of the court, rather than one. It's a small consolation for someone who must roll a chair and handle a racket at the same time, but Parks bas become pro- ficient at the sport. The most dramatic aspeet ol bis exhibition i.s that Pub plays against able-bodied players and frequently wins. That can be a great source of pride for someon e confined to a wheelchair. "THE ADVANTAGES of in- creased muscle usage, a strong cardiovascular and respiratory system and being outdoon in the sunshine and fresh air add to the sport's appeal," Parks says. "But most important," be says , "is the ability to participate and compete in a sport with able-bodied friends." , Parks, who WU paralynd in a skiln' attideut, ts m11rin1 • pred1cfions be will win this weekend's national cham- pionship, despite tbe fact that be has never lost a match. •'There's a guy from T,ezas (23-year-Old Randy Snow) who used to be a good tennis player before be got paralyzed. I bear he 's coming to get me," says Parks. "I really want to win,. aycuaTSEEDEN I oe .. ~ .......... The UIBO junior coUe1e football aeuon la a lit· tie more lhan a week away and already i.Djuries are beglnnlng to take their toll at all three area school.I. At Saddleback College, where Coach Ken I Swearingen bu hla usual colleetion of talented players, several of his rel~ skill competiton are sidelined with a variety of ailment.a. ( I BlJT AU. A&E EXPECl'ED to recuperate la I time for the Gauchos' Mission Conference opener Oct. 11 wt.lb San Diego City Colle,e. I Meanwhile, Orange Cout College bead coach Dick Tucker may be without tbe services of fresh~ Bill Lux, tbe All-CIF signal-caller fl'Om Costa llesa Jllgh. 1 Lux aggravated an elbow problem two weeks ago -the same malady wbicb bu plagued him through most of his prep career. Diapoaed u ten- dinitis, the problem became so bad at Costa Mesa that bia elbow was always wrapped for practice and games. DU&ING ONE OF OCCS early workout.a, Lux reportedly was throwing. without the arm protect- ed, and felt a tremendous pain in bis elbow, u one OCC fol.Jower recounted. And when X-rays were taken, the prognosis didn't thrill anyone at OCC. Some of the tendons in Lux's elbow simply pulled away from the bone. I Doctors first told Lux he wouldn 'l be able to throw a football for three weeks, but if the prob- lem persists, look for him to miss most, if not all.1 of the season. BACK AT SADDLEBACK, the Gauchos' top returning back, Jobo Nichols, managed to dod&e Seared to Death? i USC Feeling Early Jitiers LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Southern California Trojans are nearing an end to re- hearsals for tbe 1980 college football season, and , Coach John Robinson is already feeling some opea-1 ing night jitters. Robinson, whose team opens the 1980 cam- paign Saturday night against Tennessee in Knox- ville, reflected on one particularly poor practice session the Trojam had earlier this week. "Anytime you're rehearsing for a long, long time, you go through periods of elation and depression," Robin.son said Tuesday at bis weekly meeting with the media, "and tbeo you come out scared to death." 80VTllE•N CAL. unbeatea la a 20-tame stretch and nmoerup to a national cbampioa Alabama ID botb um and um, ia ranked fifth in the current poll despite losin1 stars like Heismanm Trophy-winning tailback Cbarles White, quarterback Paul McDonald and offensive guard Brad Budde. A bigb national ranking is about all the Tro- jans have to shoot for this year, since they were among five Pacific-10 Conference teams ruled in- eligible for the conference title and any bowl berth because ol academic irregularities. ' 1be Trojans go into the game in Knoxville - with a sellout crowd of 9$,000 expected -with a number of question marks .. Gordon Adams, a fl.fth-year senior who bas thrown but one pass at Southern Cal (an intercep- tion) will open at quarterback. Mattus Allen, tbe fullback la.It year, sbift.s to tailball with Doq MacKemie moving into Allen's old spot. "WE'U NOT A PAT football team like we were lalt year," said Robimon. "Lut year at tbia time, we could look at the team and say, 'Hey, these guys have already done it.• I think we have a lot of fine players, but they haven't proven yet what they can do." The Trojan coach feels that Tennessee's hav- ing played one game, a 16-1.S loss to Georgia, gives the Vols some advantage. _ and I'm going to do my best, but N } p• k I'm not making any predic· Oe IC lions." PAus, av VlllTUE of bis To Play experience and intense _!!.udy ol · • wheelchair tennis, bas an ad-I ltaJ 0 vantage. He re-designed bis D Yf wheelchair, scalinl down the and weave throuP GPPG9lnt tackJen least year en route to 18 toucbdowm wttbcM& 1uahinln1 ao much u a scratch.. A few ....-. Won tbe Gaucboe opened driU11 the 5-10, ~ A.11-Americaq candidate hurt bimsell wta11e tbrowlDa a l"rtabee. Howe.er, he's ex-pected to play when tbe Gaueboe tackle Ventura Sept. 201Dtbeopeeer. · . Also burtJn1 la Stepbone Patee. another aopbomore, who ana11ed 11 pauee for 131 yards tut aeuoe. Palp ii nunlne a cracked clavicle aad bis plr.iaa atatua la up ID tbe air. . Aldber' wide neelver, Mike Eddo, wbo lut aeuoe aec a ~ck record for moet yarda1e gained by a receiver witb l50 yanla and 5' pa.as re- ceptjom, bad a lroln pull. "We felt we were ahead ol everyone in t..boH positiom," 1ald Sweariaae_n. "But since our . Jl]NIOR COILE~ players haven't been able to wort out, we don't have the advantace we t.bouCbt we would have." BVT IF YOU 1'lllNK thole schools' problems sound bad, consider Golden West College's pli1bt. Tbe Rultlen' tm lineman of the year, Alex Gerke, WM injured tbia summer in a collision betw-. bis motorcycle and a truck. Tbe skin on oae lee wu torn nearly to the bone, leaving him in the UC Irvine bum ward. He's lost for the season. Then there's wide receiver Kevin Nelson, who bad bis jaw broten at a party, according to one GWC fol.Jower. He will be out unW early October. Nelson., a 6-1, 11'0-powad sophomore, prepped at Marina High. THE BIGGEST PLAYEa on the RusUers team i.s Pete Chinnici, 6·3, 1.S>, alt.bough he might have lost a pound or two thanks to an appendec· tomy a few weeks ago. He ia also scheduled back some time in October" Incredibly. the one Rustle.r wbo suffered the moat snere injury is back with the team. Mike Womack, a liaebacker from Los Alamitae Hilb. bad just totten 'OUl bis car at tbe lliehJ 'l'homlJIOll oft-road races in Riverside in May. Womaek reaebed back into the car to fetch bis keys, wttt!ll a ractnt jeep came around a cor- ner, bit tbe open door of the car and actually slammed tbe door completely abut -on both of Womack's legs. Womack said be could wiggle bis toes while rescue workers spent more than 45 minutes cutting him out. And three days later, Womack was back at spring drills with some minor cut.a. One wooden wbat might have happened to him if be was playing witb a FriJbee. IC NOTE8 -Former Orange Coast College linebacker Dea 8clane4er bas been hired as linebacker and defensive secondary coach at Pocatello High School in Idaho. Schroeder was a member of occ•a utJou1 JC cbampianabip team of 1175. lie is al8o a former All-Oraqe County star" It EdilaD mp . . . OCC flwbman punter Jelm l'rr1 is the SOD of lack Faulkner, uaistant g~ _m.anac~ of tbe Los Aqelel Rams. NOW ACCEPTING ORDERS ·FOR THE.EXCITING MEW K·CAR (Dodge Aries) '[HJ MPG • 41 MPG HIGHWAY 2888 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 17141 540-GJJO l\At mile south of San Diego Frwy.J conventional 50-pound bospitat chair to a 2'2-pound, Ugbtweiebt aluminum job with .. sport wheels." OAKLAND AP>'- Joe Barry Carroll, the top choice in the recent National Basketball As· sociation draft, is 1oin1 to Italy Saturday to dis- cuss a "sumtantlal" of- fer from a team in Milan, tbe Oakland Tribune reported Tues- day. Unrnisaakahly Johnston I I The tournament will be de- di ca te d to the late Craig Jenkens, a Corona del Mar High tennis player who was tilled in a motorcycle accident this year. He and Parks were friends. Matches begin at tta.m. Sat\ar· day, with Sunday's fmal round beginning at 10 a.m. Cassidy Wins I Carr Trophy - Bob Woolf, wbo represents the Golden State Warrion' 7-1 pick from Purdue, told tbe DeWlpapel' that tbe trip ii not blliDC used u • netati ..... ploy. •·11atter of fact," Woolf wet. "I pboaect the Wanton today and Robert E . "Butch" Cauidy of tbey did not 1et back to Balboa Yacht Club brou1bt the me. I haven't beard Jesse L. Ca.tr Trophy, symbolic from tbem in a couple of of the Pacific Coast yacht ractnc montba. In my 18 years championship, back to Southern ln tbia won I've never California with a record of two bad tbia kind of H · first.a and a second ID a regatta· perlence." salted at Seattle. 11 Wodlf said tbe Illian The Carr Trophy also re· club, a member of tbe· cognJzes the crew of tbe wlnniDt l t · t e a m I t a l l a n boat. Cassldy'1 crew wu t.'Olll-' ProfeukJaal Buketball posed of Craig Wlllon, UCI, and Lea1ue, bad provided Mille Downing, USC. 1 roud·trtp Ucketl for The re1atta was sailed ln Woolf and Carroll. Etchelll·ZZ sloope out of Corin· RepreMDtatives of the tbian Yacht Club, SeatUe, OD a I dub IDlt wUb CattoU a round·robln basi1 lo wb.lcb few ...a a10 at b1I crews cblJlled boats alt.er eedl. bome ta Denver, Woolf race. Hid. ------ &Murphy 1liE WANDERER A moc toe two eyelet tie with full leather linings. 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NEW YORK The dlaputet bf'lWf'tn Re publlcan a and Dem~rall, bla ••they eeem to be at election Umt, may not hue a amall pen:enlJltce or lhe cino Uonal content uf luuta that aeparatelandlord•and tenanu And th<' htnest of th~H iuuett arowif\IJ bl1u,er by lhe day beuutt> of lnflaUun. oil pt1ct'5, politics. a houaina ahotUgli! and• l'ban1ina con.-ept or who ha• rllhUlo what 1 n :nt contml •tUTANT T~NANTS, claim Ina the ir rig hts to ho m u 11upersedt> tht1 riKht:s of owners to ralae rents, b•v" formed re· aiatan~ lr()Up& throughout the country, and earUu thl& year a N atlonal Tenants Union was formtd Ownerli. clalmmg they no tonger can operate buildings proflt•bJy, especially where beat· Ing bills are hlehest, have sought huge neat lncreases 1tnd, when stymied. have hurried to convert to cooperatives. T he two groups, already scrap. pin g in a thousand a nd one s kirmishes, seem headed for a massive showdown that could, say representatives of both sides. result.in a redefinition or private property rights. HOPES OF averting the showdown are limited by the hard realities, one of which is the grow· ing shortage or housing units. Frustrated by tight money, small builders have almost ce11ed ac· UvllJee ln some areu. And apart- ment houae buildera c lalm morla•ae rates prohibit con· atrucUoo. Even tr houaing starts rose sharply, variou.s housing offi cials u y, millions o f potential homebuyen, making a median Income of cloee to $20.000, would be uHble to afford the $80,000 tD $10 ,000 price tags. Demographics add lo the problem Close to 40 million Ameri cans will reach age 0 . ~ a typical homebuying age, in the de· cade or the 1980s . A s ho rtage is likely even if housing starts double to 2 millio n a year C-'" As the situation becomes critical, the issues have become politicized, especially in regard to rent control. Aware or a large and growing constituency, candidates and officeholders have stirred up activity. ONCE RESTRICTED to urban areas, rent control legislation now bas invaded even small com· munities, and it seems destined to spread from multifamily apart· ment homes to buildings of only a few rental units. Ironically. because of these Income Beats tbete fean, some large investon now lilt the political climate u the No. l investment issue. In San MaU!o, for example, the Robert E. McNeil Corp., oae of the nation's most active real estate syndJcators, c,ontrollint a bout $800 million of property, b4'1 detailed political flies of m.;c>r cities. The files contain not only in· formation on whether rent.control exists, but whether it is likely to spread in the future. Juat tbe threat, says Allan Cymrot, presi- dent, ia enoueh to cancel a poten- tial purchase. AND IN New York, where "temporary" or "emergency" rent controls have existed since 1943, some large builders avoid the city as a disease, and landlords ha ve abandoned . thous andsofbuildings. The result of abandonment and minimal construction, of course, ts to exacerbate an already seriousshortageofbousing. Worse. the situation seems to have hardened the opposite view· points of tenants and landlord, and set them t>n a confrontation course. Forced to rent when they would prefer to own, irthey could afford to and it units were available, many young Americans feel they have been denied a birthright. Perhaps as a result, they seem in· clined to call an a partment ''mine," despite the landlord's legal ownership, .. BUSINESS Nfte Gii ~eafkr Roger B. Smith, riebt, will succeed Thomas A. Murphy u bead of General Motors. Smith takes the job Jan. 1. Both come from financial backgrounds. Ford Cars Shrink, But Prices Grow DETROIT CAP ) The cheapest sticker price on Ford Mot.or Co. 's new front-wheel drive sub- compact Escort will be $5,158, the automaker says -$1,041 more than the least expensive model of the ca.r it replaces. Ford also sald its new Granada, a larger car in the compact class, would list for at least $6,280. The price for the cheapest 1980 model Granada is $5,541. ' Ford, like the rest of the U.S. automakina in- dustry, is trying to get more profit on its small cars. Rising Costs Ov~r The Countt·r MASOUstinqs WASHING TON CAP) -Per capita personal income rose more than price increases by at least 25 percentage points in every stale in the 1970s, ac· cording to a new survey by the Commerce Depart· ment. The study also showed that differences among the states in per capita income narrowed during the decade. States whose personal incomes were below average in 1969 posted increases averaging 154.3 percent by 1979, while those wi~ above· average incomes showed a 131.9-percent me. In the nation as a whole, per capita personal income increased 139.2 percent from 1969 through 1919, while prices rose an average M.S percent. At the end of 1~9. Alaska led the states with per capit.a personal income of $11,21.9. The District of Columbia averaged $10,570 and Nevada, $10,521. Mississippi was lowest, at $6,178 per person. The states with the large.st percentage gains from 1969 through 1979 -most of which bad been below average in the 19605 -were Wyoming, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Arkansas, West Virginia, Texas, New Mexico, Louisiana, Alaska and Kansas. Tbe smallest increases were posted by New York , Connecticut , Delaware, Hawaii, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Vermont, Ohio, Il- linois and Rhode Island. 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MASON, lhe creator of lhe Charter Company, an oil operator with a publis hing kicker 'Red- hook, l...adies' Home JoumaJ and Sport magarine), owns 2.6 million shares of Charter stock. That's 13 percent of all the common stock -and it's worth roughly $52 mlllion on the New York Stock Exchange. Those are examples of people who do own large -and controlling -chunks of siock in the companies they bead. They are decidedly the exceptions to the rule that obtains today in the business world. The chairmen and preside.nta or our larges t companies do not own big blocks of stock in their companies. They are not exactly Impoverished; they're just not dominant stockholders. Take lrving S. Shapiro. He runs the Ou Pont company, our largest chemical producer. He holds nearly 13,000 shares of Ou Pont stock. Ou Poot bas 144 million shares outstanding, so Shapiro's holdings are less than l /lOOth of l percent. And they're worth les s t han $600.000 How about Reginald J ones, the chairman of Gener al E l ectric , the l llh largest corporation in Money Tree the nation? He owns 8,800 s hares of GE stock. That's a fraction of the 2Z1 million shares of GE. And those holdings are worth less than $500,PQO Then there's Thoma!f'A Murphy, chairman of General Motors, the holder of 30,600 GM shares. GM has 290 million shares of stock, so Murphy's holdings are puny. You can track company after company -and see the same picture. Ma BeJl's chairman, Charles L. Brown, bas 2.200 shares of stock. They are drowned by the 707 million AT&T shares Chau·man James I. Ferguson owns 14.000 ~hares of General Foods stock (out of a total of SO million). IN SHORT, IT'S EXCEEDINGLY rare for owners of comoarues to be running them. Besides, the owners -the big ones tend to be inammate bodjes such as banJts, in· surance comp~nies and in vestment advi~ers . The managers of big companies are paid well but they do not resemble the Rockefellers and Morgans oJ yesteryear. They certainly do not own anywhere near con· trolling amounts of stock in the companies they lead. This does not oecessan ly mean they are less loyal. They may not have created these companies but they look upon them as their handiworks And they are const.anUy looking for -and finding fa mily-owned companies to buy. .titof'k# In Thf' .4iipotli9h1 NEW YORIC. 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Solly Cr~slof 0 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES () fACE THE MUSIC ED MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT {I!) GREAT PERFORMANCES Mac1>etn " N01man Bai- ley Patricia Jonnson and N1cofa1 Cn1aurov are lea· lured in Ve<d1'5 full·lengtn ol)<!ta. sung 1n tne ong1nal Italian (R) l I p M. MAGAZINE Matk Went7el Mime at Sea WOlld 8:00 0 ACROSS THE GREAT DIVIDE D REAL PEOPLE Featured tt t&unlon 01 1>iac;~ World War II llghtor pilOIJ, 8 IO·YHt·Old C11sr jockey, noise mel<er Stan Lemkull, o rnstaura11t 111 o , oudlst co1ooy. Mt Oocl. w&rdt (A) 0 FAWLTY TOWERS Guusts 8/ld st11tt beeomu contused by Bes11'1 slafe ol nervous tonalon and a case ol m111a1te11 1dent11y (Part 4 ol 6) fJ @) EIGHT IS ENOUGH Ellzat>elh goes seatChl"O IOI a l>Oyfrtond and winds up et a wild lr111 party David hires Tommy c:;itR) 0 MOVIE • * ·~ "Belw_., Heaven And Hflll' ( 19S6) Aot>ert Wagner. Terry M00te Tho war uiaches e young S<>Ytttorner 10 1uOge Ills lelfow man m0<e chartta bly (2 hrs ) tlle impucatlOM 111 the Qtowt•io polUIUl powet UI fflitW>tUy grovpa (P811 ~ OI ll 1 f tHE -.AXTEM \Jnwel(;ome Ou.al'' e JO ID CAAOl llUANE'TT AHO,Al£N08 C.Uhl Mao.tllla Kann fl.) OAEAT PEAFOAMANCH MM:l19fh'' N<1tr11af1 Bal- lt.ty l'alr IC.la JOllllM>n 11/ld NW Olal r.l\1au•OV ... l•a· '""'" 1n v .. c1r1 1u1Henom ~"'" tung In lh• 0<lgltti<I 1t•1to11 {R) l)J KEEH'S PEOPLE 8 ..0 8 FAWLTY TOWERS WOtld War IOOm• In Intl '""'r futu11 41 Sybtl 11<1te11 11111 11oapt1BI and BHU hen 111•• thlngl badly {P•fl 5 1)16) 8 00 1J (I) C88 MOVIE • •'t Th41 1.e•I Hllrtl Men t 1916) Charlton 11 .. , ton J111nco11 C~um An llQlflQ 1awm1111 CO'ne!> out ul r1tfltltll«ll to ttunt "n ~ convict who ts 0.01wm1neo 10 avenge hts Wiie 1 d;iath (R) U OIFf"REHT STROKES Wlllts u ka a muscular man {A-ogle Jackson) tie meets al • Mallh club 10 pose as nla dad IOI a 1a1her·son ethlltUc competition. QIRI O ®l PEARL Tile SI01'16S Of three COU• pies •Mldlng In Hawaii 1<1 t94 t are tollOwed just prl· Of lo and during the allack on P&arl Harbor Slats Angle Olcklnson, Robert Wagner Dennis Weaver &nd Lesley Ann W~rre<1 (Patt 2)(A) Q) MERV GRIFFIN Guests MRrle Osmond, Robert Urich, Jeannine Burr)ltt<, Jottony P01razzo, Stephen King 8:20 0 FAWLTY TOWERS Basll 011emp1s to convert Fawlty Towets Into a gour· mel's pe1ad1se (Part 6 ol 6) 8:30 0 SANFORD A valuable diamond ring htllfally lands In tile Ml of Fred, wt><> happens to be standing 1n a 1-efry st0<e thal 15 being robbed {A) tO:OO D QUINCY TUBE TOPPERS KCOP e 8:00 Robert Ryan star movie about rowdy Territory. Ric hard Burton, in "tee Palace." history of Alaskan KNBC D 10:00 ''Quincy." When he traces three cases of deadly botulism to athletic stadium, Quincy tries to get champions hip soccer game postponed. KllJ -TV fJ 11:00 -·''Ma d Dog Morgan." Film starring Dennis Hopper about infamo~ Mad Dog Morgan dur· ing AustraJian gold rush. • lady numerologlll the Loa Angeles POllOeman ol th<! Yea1. and • men who ~ IO< plClur.. wUh CfliebrlOM 9) THE BEHHY HILL 8HOW A nurHr)' rhyme MIS the ~ 10< a very navgmy llhflpherd hlgtt up 1n the Swl11 Alp1 and lhree neughty !1h89"etdesses Eli) WERNER HERZOG AHO THE MAl<INQ OF NOSFERATU The Innovative German him dlrecl01'1 laac1nat1ng end unorthodo• fllmlng style 111 soen al worl( on locauon In Germany and Holland with his lllm "Nos· leratu .. {I!) HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH "Haadacnes" O (A) 1':30 0 ([) CAMP.(IQN • COUNTDOWN Wa11134 Cronkite and vart· ous correspondents report on the candldlll85. 1s5ues the eiecto1ate 11\d ltto cneno1ng poUtocal system D TONIGHT Hosl Johnny Carson Guests Joan Em~ Or Lendon Sm•tt>. Stephane Grappelll, Joo Namalh 0 DA TING GAME O lm ABCNEWS Q) HOGAN'S HEROES Hogan ties I~ smuggle JOHN DARLING valuable photographs out Ol lhe POW camp Cl) GET SMART Mu r0tnanClel a l<AOS agetll. all In the llne of duty, ol course Eil) '11) CAPTIONED A8C NEWS 1t:50fJ@) LOVEllOAT "The Last Of The $tub- ings" Peter 158Cksen, "The Miiiion OoUat Man" Frank Conveu~. Man;10 Slrass- men, "The $1ater6" Pat Crowtev, Matl<>n Ross {R) -MIDNIGHT- 12:00 0 CJ) CBS LA TE MOVIE • • "Zuma Beach" 11978) Suzanne Somers. Mark Wheolet A singer on lhe skids goes on a vacation to escape from her. troubles and Decomes involved with thfl problems ol a group ol leen-agers 0 TWILIGHT ZONE A guetllla le&dllf succeeds In overthrowing the regime Of lhe corrupt govornmetlt of hlS country Q) MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE The IMF to.ls the allompts ol a OO<lfl.poworful com· mun1st lo reg&Jn po- Q) THE GOODIES Polle 1 S~r9f'ant Shara w1n1s e p<omo1t0n, but he's scared ol cnm1na1s TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS- ,,.,. Good• •Ob • blnlt ao ,.,. can celch them 1l:IO 9 MOW * * * * "TOc>kac>I" (1H<I) Melln8 Mercou<I, Multnlll- en Sehall. A vatueblt jewel-a ludded IWO<'d la 1101en ltom e Tutklah muaeum. (2 tva .. 25 min) • NATIOHAL NlWll 1:00 D TOMOAAOW IJ®J BAAETTA A holdup men mark• Barette fOf' execution (R) 0 MAVERICK Br.i tri.tl to OIJl·t wlndle a crooked ahe1ltt ID MOVIE * • •;, "Song 0 1 Love" (19'7) Kalhatlne Hepburn, Paul Hen1eld A conceo pianist married to a mu•I· cal compo-lalla In love with anottte< men (2 ttra . 15mln.) Cl) MOVIE * * "Ml And Pa 1(11111 88dl On The Farm" ( 19S4) Marl<>tle Main, Petey 1<11· bride Trouble erupta wl\en Pa thinks 1he old home- tteao la enrlehed with ura- nium Olp<>llt1 ( 1 hr • 30 min) 2.-00 0 NEWS 0 MOVIE * * • "Cry 0 1 The C11y" t 1948) VlctOI Mature. Rich· ard Conte Two chlldhood frlendtl o·-up 10 ·-each othe< trom dltte<ent sldea ol ltte law (2 hr• ) 2:10fJ HEWS 2:151) NEWS • 2:30 Q) HEWS 2:50 0 MOVIE * * "Alders To The Stars" ( 1954) Wiiham Lundlgen, Herbert Marah•ll Thtao ' men 8re assigned to cap • lure a meteor In outer space (1 ttr , <10 min I 2:550 N~S • 3:00 0 MOVIE • • • 'The Naked Runner" ( 1967) Frank Sinai••. Peter Vaughen British lnlelllgence requests that an Amerlc•n businessmen assassinate a def8cior while 1n East Germany with tits son (l 111 . SS rnln) 3:15CD MOVIE * * • "Cass Ttmberlane (19481 Spencer Tracy Lana Tur"" The young end pteOy wlte of I dlatln- gullt'9d J;.dge yitlWM lot !tie btleh• llgllte end taell· ~ IOdel dlmete °' !flt big dty. (2 '-· ..0 min ) 4:009 MOYll • • • "The Tlt!Wd Thuft. derbol1" ( 11153) Stanley HOiioway, George Ralptl. Unaatlatled townapeoc>le re-open an unuNd rall- •oad. t 1 ~·· 30 min.) Tllur•da11'• Bayt l•f!" Mo.,lf!"• S;OO 8 * * "Someone Al The 0001" ( 1950) MlchHI M4Klwln, G91y M••an A young repor1er' out IOI e atOI), tel< .. a murder ( 1 hf.I 11:00 G) * * "Loolclng For Oen- Oflr" (1957) 8owwy Boys, Ollo Relcl\ow The Boys lose a~ Army eooltlng pot In North AlrlGa ( 1 hr.) -AFTERNOON- 12:00 0 *'Ir ''Unknown World" t 19S 1) 8Nce KallOQg, Mw· llyn Nutt To NC8'>' the effect• of • nUCIMr holo- C8ul1, a grCNp of sclentlate develops a mec:l\anism lhet wlN tBlle them to ah41- tet et Eatlh's oore t I ht., 30min) • ***"The Long Goodbye" ( 1973) Ellloll Gould, Nin• Van Pallandt. A man tiles to cover up two mu•dfln committed by hie glrtfrlend, ( 1 hr.. 50 min) Q) * • • "The Savage Innocents" (1961) Anthony Quinn, Yoko Tani. Greedy wlllta lur 11ade1s dlatupl the Ille 01 ttn Esl<lmo tiunl· er t2 hrs) 1:00ED **'lr"Floaung Weeds" (19S9) Ganjlro K•kamu1a, Haruko Sugl· mur• A theatrlcel g1oup stops In a town tttal leaYM a mark on eactt llC10f's Ille. {2 nrs , 10 min ) S:OO 0 * * "Duel At The Alo Grande" t t96<1) Sean Flynn, Deni.tie de Metz. t!.]) * • "Tile Wrecking Cr_ .. ( 1968) Dean Mattln, Elka Sommer. 3:30 fJ * *'Ir "Can Elle<l Be S1vlld1" (1974) 1<11tty Cannon, Mlcttael Pat111 by Armstrong & Batiuk Cl) TIC TAC OOUOH @I MERV GRIA'IN A young card Shark l>fllng pursued by 11 posse )Otns tile two 01phans on tllfllr trek to 01eoon (Part 2) (R) Chann~I Lbling• 0 KNXT 1C65) LOS Ang, 1,,, Q) MOVIE * • ·~ "Ice Palace· ( 1960) Rlcilard Burton, Roben Ryen Two men wage a Ute-long l>allkt during lhfl rowdy lllStory ot lh!t Alaskan territory (2 flra ) Eil) 28TONIOHT Quincy tries 10 get a cham- pionship soccer· game pestponed when tie !races three cases or deadly botulism to th<! stadium where It Is t>etng played (Al 00 NEWS Q) NATIONAL NEWS {I!) l<UP'S SHOW WE'~E HE~ ON IHE 5Ei OF 0Ak~2 .ACTUALLY WATCHIN THEM SHOOT AN EP1GOOE FO~ T'HE Ul=t.OMINC7 mu1.1 wHAJ'5 GOING or J AR.O\.JNO HEIAE, MISS £Lu E'? THE. SALi SHAKEQS A~E. FILLED WITH SALi INSTEAO 0 l<NBC 1NBC1 Los Anoeles 10!30 Q) Q) HEWS SEASON .•. OF SUGAk' .'? 0 KTLA (llle1 I Lr)<, Anqt>les fJ KABC TV 1A8C) L" AngPlf'!. Cf) KFMB (CB'>I S.tr1 U1coo 0 KHJ TV (lnCI) lo-; Arlqr·I»'-> @) KCST (ABC1 S.in Q,.•yu Q) KTTV find I L >'> Anq1 w, Q) KCOP TV (lno 1 Lnr, \r 1• 1 Ell> KCET rv 1PB511 "" ·'n l"I"~ «!> KOCE rv PBSI H11111.r o r on E\1· r•f1 Pinc~hit t er Willis (Todd Bridges, right) asks man {Reggie Jackson, second from left) he meets at health club to take place of bis adoptive dad (Conrad Bain. left) ·in father· son athletic meet. Arnold {Gary Coleman) proclaims himself unofficial coach in episode of "Oiff'rent Strokes" airing at 9 tonight on KNBC (Ch 4) Hollywood Plm111ing 'Choo Choo' Film. HOLLYWOOD CAP) Pardon me, boy, is that a movie on Track 29'? T he song "Chattanooga Choo Choo" is being made into a movie in the manner of "Harper Valley PTA ." Phil Borack has assigned novelist and screenwriter Tony Kendrick to write .the screenplay It was Borack who brought "Harper Valley PTA " t6the movie screen. "Cb~· ranooga Choo Choo" was written by Harry Warren and Alack Gordon and was introduced in the movie "Sun Valley Serenade " I S4 2 -4321 J Direct or collect, to aub1ctlbe1 ~ I Ii, I • I toVOUA hom•town·p•p•r, th• > DAILY PILOT An e11.omlnatlon of tile ettacts ot demogrophlc changes 011 dosegregotion in Southern Calllornltt IMtu11no " panel dl1cuS· s1on on how to define into gra11on when minority group.1 cons111u1e a majon- ty ol tile pepulehoo and 11:00 0 0 -IJ Cl)@) NEWS 0 NEWLYWEOGAME 0 MOVIE • • •;, "Mad Dog Morgan ( t.976) Dennis Hopper. David Gulpllll The story 01 Owl tnlamoos Mad Dog Morgan during lh'l Austra· lien gald rush (2 hrs I Q) YOU BET YOUR LIFE Buddy ptays the game with NBC Needs Pageant For No. 2 Ranking Comedians Get Lmt Laugh In NEW YORK <APl For the.first time since late m February, NBC broadcast the week's mosl·watcbed program -the M 1ss America Pageant but chmbed no higher than second place in the networks' three·way ratings race. figures from the A.C. Nielsen Co. show. In sharp contrast to the Mi ss America s how , anothe r NBC weekend special. the annual Emmy Awards b roadcast, boycotted by many of the striking Hollywood ac- tors, was only moderately successful in the ratings No. 32 of 73 pro-· grams shown in the week ending Sept. 7. THE BEAUTY CONTEST, whjch pulled a rating of 24.9, was one or two NBC programs in the Top 10 for the week. itself a rare anomplishment in recent months. Nielsen says the rating .or the Miss American Pageant means of all the nati(in's TV-equipped homes, nearly a quarter -24.9 percent -saw at least part of the program. Miss America, coupled with NBC's other Top 10 show, the concluding in· stallment in a repeat broadcast of the two-part movie "Midway," in 10th place, contributed to a rating for the week of 15.3, second to ABC's 16.4 and ahead of CBS' 13 .8. THE NETWORKS SA V that means in an average prime·time minute during the week, 16.4 percent of the homes in the country were tuned to ABC. It was ABC's third week in a row In the top postion. ABC had five or the 10 highest- rated programs, including "Three's Company" in second p lace and "Taxi" third. CBS' mosl-walched show or the week was "Dallas," in fourth place. As has been the case since mid· April. a large proportion of the pro- grams broadcast in prime time were repeats. COMPTON <AP > Comics Dan Rowan and Dick Mart.in have won $4 .6 million from a Supe rior Court jury ABC'FJRST PRIME-TIMEcollege which agreed that football game of the season, between G e or g e Sch 1 at t e r Texas and Arkansas, was No. 30 in Productions violated an the ratings, while CBS' weekend cov· agreement with the duo erage of the U.S. Open tennis t.ouma-when he started a new ment attracted fewer viewers, and "Laugh-In" series in was No. 48 for the Saturday night · 1977. semifinals and No. 42 for Sunday Richard Purtich, co· night's semifinals. counsel for Rowan and An ABC News "While Paper" on Martin during the six- Fidel Castro's Cuba placed 6lst in the week trial, srud the dis· ratings. pule centered on oral CBS listed four of the week's five and written agreements lowest-rated shows, following NBC's among the producers of "A Man Called Sloane" in 69th place. the show on the use of its The CBS programs were, in descend· unique for mat. · ing order, "The White Shadow," a The jury's award in· movie called "Riding for the Pony eluded $7 50.000 in Express," a Reagan for President p u n it i v e d a m ages political s pot and "The Waltons." against Schlatter and BIG CUESIS SET FOR MVPPET SHOW LONDON (AP) -"The Muppet Show'· has numerous big guest stars lined up for the coming season. Among them ; • Roger Moore, Gene Kelly, Carol Burnett, Hal Linden, Loretta Swit, Johnny Cash, J ames Coburn, Mac Davis, Marty Feldman. Deborah Harry of "Blondfo," Gladys J<njght, Glenda J ac k so n , Melissa Ma nchester, Tony Randall, Buddy Rich , Linda Ronstadt, Brooke Shields, Paul Simon. Shirley Bassey and J oan Baez. his production company. The original ~·Laugh· In" s hown on NBC from 1967 through 1972, was co-produced by Rowan and Martin's R oma rt, In c. a nd George Schlatter -Ed Friendly Productions. Rowan and Martin contended that a 1973 contract stated that the format of the show could not be used again unless a ll parties agreed. If no agreeme nt could be reached, the item was to be submitted for arbitra- tion, Purtichsaid . The comedians al· leged in their suit that no such agreem ent s were reached. Peter O'Toote and Steve Ralt1back THE STUNT MAN Fiimed In Am.rk• by the producers of 'Enter tlte Onion.' 12:15-2:45-5:15-7:45-10:15 IUlltA 'AllK OC!Yf lfl otAllGt IW1 ClllUIA llulrlo Poll 1171 •O IO ()fOflQt 431 ()3.tO llMtOll Cos•o .._ 631 l~I IAOOlfU.CI. P\MA ClllfllA ltUNTlll&fOll CllllllA ll I O'O 691 ~ !1wtlll119fOll 8eocll '48 03811 UA CITY CIN(llA ()fongt ~ 3911 loet .--. m 64ill UA llOYtU tho l.IOll 990 "1n IMUrl l80ll'10 ~ 499 13'/ MSltlOOK ~l! lr•rvst 5JO 4'0I OAAllOf OllM Ill 0rOl)Qf ~~ 1071 WOOOlllOOf Clll(MA -~I 06~ MAllNEU OAllY AJ MOSI OiEAfRES 12·2-4 f..1.10 JOHN TRAVOLTA URBAN COWBOY 2:3°'7:30 ---·---·-··t ' ---~--·-·.· .. • $ ,,. . ------ KCET to Launeh Drive for Funds 4 LOS ANGELES (AP> Public television sta· tion KCET will launch a fund-raising campaign next month to bolster its balance sheet after suf· fering a deficit of $726,000 during the fiscal year ended June 30. a Channel 28 executive srud. 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ONLY SKELETON LEFT OF 'RANCHHOUSE' Ct•y Even• Show• Old Rim Setting 'Hendrix' Rapped SEA TILE (AP l A radio station's proposal to rename a city park in honor or the late rock guitarist Jimi Hendrix has been labeled "crass commercialism" by the city's parks s uperinten- dent. Radio station KZOK, with a rock ~ic format. began promoting the idea on the air tlils week and received "overwhelmingly positive" response from listeners, says promotion director Janet Wainwright. But. Parks Superinte ndent Walter Hundley said naming a park after Hendrix, a Seattle native. should come only after "careful consider a- tion, not after some media hype " The station is proposing that the park be named on Sept. 18, the lOt.h anniversary or Hen· drix's death. TREAT YOURSELF TO THE TWO BEST COMEDIES OF THE CENTURY! U\CllfE AWJIFGL~~S ($~o(a$~) AND . ffonco lrusoli's Eish& More® •2 Crispy Fish Fillets $ · •Golden Fryes 219 •Fresh Cole Slaw ,• •Crunchy Hushpuppies ~;g~SJver~~ SEAFOOD SHOPPES 3095 Hew INr ll•cl. IR Costa Mesa Jmt S.... of S.. D .... Prwy • ..,_, • : .,_ ........... ...,. Mrrtce ........ . t~C:K ANDERSON) REVEALS In the DAILY PILOT MARI'' . TtUll' I AI') T hr r ancy ·rundlbou e" wht-1 f' HMk tlud'iOn and Ellu abeth faylor l)rt•t ·nded to hve and love ror movie f 81\S a gent>rallon atto has been lorn down The lu1mber ""a.a used lo bulld nt'w b1&ms .and pen.11 on th •C vast runrb o( real lirf' c Uleman Worth Evana ~ What's ten "' the old hOu:it" actually nt was only a fn<·ade hu be('n tallt:n over by JU l'ltrab· bit~ 1md .,n11kca It 5 ~n ~ yt>an1 s1nre th1• motion p lcture <i1 anl' was mad.-on Evans ' sprawllng iranch, and 1i1hout th1• only thtn11 that hua not chan, ged in that quartN rc•ntury 1is tht' 41rlcJ rian&elund itself. It's still hot and dry. und c11lll1• still 11rait 11mong I hf' yucC'a1' und 11rr ulJ bru11h F.VANS, 71, WHO Pl.A Y•:D A C.'OWll-41 ND in thr 19M t>1•1<', h1.111 !>old his 1·11nc·h to one of Ii as two MUil< and movt' bou11.ht six ye.irs .1go unc1 ronverkd into 1i1 re~1den c:e for h1mselt un<i h11$ w1h:, t'uthenne She has a rf'sp1ratory 1.tilml'nt and ha!i spent most oft lie past ~ear 1n a hcl!'lp1tul 1n near by AJpine . Out at th<' Evans ranl·h, 14 miles froo1 town, tbe Evans· ~ld~r !.On, 'lay, who was a tet?o-ager during the filming or the movie. )S 44. He runs the runch, and ha~ boys of has own, ages 20 and 18, both rodeo riders lie also has a lS-yc!ar·old dautlhler who playi. tennis CLAY'S KID BROTHER , BUB, als o js a rancher in this West Texas cattle countr;jl. Clay and Bub donned lo ng dresses and substill.I led ror actress Me rcedes McCambridge during th 1! scene in which she supposedly was bucked off 11 horse and fatally injured in the classic based o n Edna Ferber's novel. "My boys rode, I guess. 25 bucking ho rses to get that scene," the older Evans recalled. They finally used Bub in the movie. h··ut Clay was a t a disadvantage he had a broken foot. Like its set, the movie aJso has suffe red the r avages of lime. "I've seen it several times. but they've cut it way down. It was a three hour show to star!. with," said Evans, a tall. hard-drivlJ1g cattlem an who worked his land from t he saddle or a ho rse and was definitely not a "gentleman rancher " "BUT I THOUGHT IT TURNED OU'lf pretty good. I didn't like the book. As a matter o f fact. if I'd have read that damn book before I signed the contract, I don't think I would have !;igned," Evans said. ~KIE T'tt( BIO O @ Ct;!'!" llBAWL ~~~;~IJ~ The contract 111lowin1 Wamer Brot. Inc. to film the movie on his la nd .Uwl1ted that Evans could hovt: .. a ll i mprovementa." That included about SS,000 worth of 1hrubs of till kinds, trees and hedaes -rarities in these parts. But the maanlllcent "home," the centerpiece of lhe set built on Evans' land, hu been stripped lo Its skeleton. Only the 60·foot•\all frame remains, towering over a heap of weathered, gray boards -------------about 00 yarda from the new ranchhouse Clay and his wife, La8l1nche, bulll. ''There's some lumber left, but we used most of It oo the ranch," Evans said. "We'd send the boys out there to get lumber whenever we needed it !or barns or pens or fences, what have you." . THE EVANS RANCH SPANNED S5 sections 35,200 acres at the time "Giant" was filmed here. Since then, the ranch has grown to nearly 100 sections, or 64 ,000 acres. "You'd be surprised al how many people still go out there to look a t what's left of the Hollywood set ," Evans said. He c huc kles when he' recalls tricks "the "Giant" crew used to crtate im- ages. "Ben Avant he's dead now -had a little place down the road with a rattletrap or a windrnilJ, and that's where they 'struck oil.' They used molasses mixed with water, and when they made it squirt up, James Dean went up there and got it all over h.im." Evans said h.is cowhands were paid $15 each for playing themselves as "extras" in the movie - "and that was a hell of a price in those days." Besides the money. they got to m eet the celebrities. "ROCK HUDSON WAS SU RE A NICE old boy. J ames Dean was a peculiar kind of a boy, but he was all right. Elizabeth Taylor was awful proud of herself. "It took two duys lo get her off the train" that runs on trac'ks s kirting the northern edge of Evans' ranch. He said she stayed on the train night and day. resting while the crew prepared the scene of her arrival. "They ha uled up a truckload or tumbleweeds on one side and a truckload of dirt on the other and used a motor with a propeller to make a big wind. It was kind of unpleasant with that· dirt and tumbleweeds blowing all over them," Evans said. He said Miss Mccambridge "was the most popular girl on the location." 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Warning: The Surgeo.n General Ha_s Determined That Cigarette Smokmg 1 Is Dangerous to Your Health. ~ ... - . . ... ---. --__ ........_.--....---------..----·· .. .I I .. " I ! . ........ ___ ,_ -----~-----· - •SUpet lttar•et Shopper •Singles Calendar •Slim Gourmet -•CJ ... CalHUr -. I - FoDd -At School- Aa atudenta to back to acbool, lunch ooe. •«•ln becomes a prime lJaue to meal plannen .. Whether the lunches are brown·baeted from home or pW'chued in a cafeteria, parent.a abould be COD· cemed about nutritional value. The fandi.np of th~ Senate Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needa, lncreued national interest ln good nutrition and improvina diet. Local and national consumer 1roupe or1ani1ed during the '708 are witneu to a 1reater deslre on the part of the American public to exercise healthier habits. One non·profil organiaaUoo eupporj.ed by cov· emment, corporate and private contributiooa, the American Health Foundation, hu conducted a classroom health education procram alnce 19'15. It promotes positive health and nutrition attitudes in scbool·ue children: Am0ng other things, tile proaram teaches children to be aware of their ideal body wei1hts, blood pressures and serum cholesterol le vela: dis· couraaes cicarette smoking and encoura1ea re- gular exercise. OTHER ADVOCATES OF increased student participation and awareness of personal health are students themselves. In 1971, prompted by student dissatisfaction with school lunches, a public school in Oakham. Mus., began serving school lunches family.style and conducted education programs during the meaJ. A Milwaukee school banned all vending machines and hired chefs to det1ign their menus. Other schools considered student·oriented ap· proaches to improving school lunches and initialed the changes. " Not all successful nutrition education pro- grams, however. are necessarily conducted at school, through students or other programs. Good eating habits, in the long nm, can be most effe<:· lively taught at home by example. SCHOOL LUNCHES PACKED at home are no exceptioo. For interest and nutrition make s&ndwicbes with a variety of breads. Good choices for sandwich fillings include peanut butter, lean meats like turkey or chicken. tuna salad made with water·packed tuna, or low fat cheeses. 1 For crunch and color, pack raw vegetables to be eaten plain or with a dip. Include whole fruits or fruit juices, and skim or low fat milt if it isn't available at school. · When carrying perishables, chill fooda well and pack in insulated containers. For desse.rt, pack a treat that adds to. the meal's nutritional value -a small box of raUlins or other dried fruit, a cookie with nut.a, fruit or whole grains, a puddin& packed in ill own insulat- ed container. The following recipes were developed with nutrition and children in mind. Peanut Butter Sesame Fruit Squares provide plant protein and, because they're made with only oae e11. are mode.rately low in cholesterol. Tbe puddiq is made with skim milk and tbe eraeken include whole wheat flour. PSANVT avnE• SESAME nun SQtJA•ES ~ cup sifted flour ~ teaspoon baking aoda IA teaspoon baking powder Dash salt v. cup com oil margarine ~ cup chunky peanut butter ~ cup firmly packed brown s ugar legg 11' cup chopped dried mixed fruit or raisins If.& cup sesame seeds Grease 8 x 8 x 2·inch baking pan. In small bowl stir together flour, baking soda, baking powder and salt. In large bowl with mixer at medium seeect. beat together margarine, peanut butter, sugar and egg until smooth. With wooden 1poon, stir in flour mixture, fruit and sesame seeds. Spread into prepared pan. Bake in 350- degree oven lS to 18 minutes or until cake tester inserted in center comes out clean. (Entire surface · will be lightly ltrowned>.' Mam M (2-inch) squares: PEANUT BVnER CHOCOLATE PUDDING 11' cup firmly packed brown sugar Y4 cap com starch 3 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa i.. teaspoon salt 3~ cups skim milk o/4 cup creamy or chunky peanut butter 1 leaspoon vanilla Jn 2-quart saucepan stir together sugar, com starch cocoa and salt. Gradually stir ln milk until smooth. Stirring· corustanUy, bring to boll over medium heal and beil 1 minute. Remove from beat. Stir ln peanut butler and ~anilla. Cover; refrigerate. Makes about 6 (lh cup) servings. .. PEANUT BUTTER CRACKERS l cup unsifted whole wheat flour l cup unsifted flour 1 teaspoon salt- i.; cup creamy peanut butler 2 tablespoons com oil margarine a,.; cup ski m milk (about) ln medium bowl, stir together flours and salt. With pastry blender or 2 knives, cut in peanut but· ter and margarine until fine crumbs form. Gradually add enough milk, tossing to blend well, to form a stiff dough. Press dough firmly into balls with bands. divide dough into thirds. Flatten \-!I dough slightly and roll thinly (less than 1/16-inch) on ligbUy floured pastry cloth or board. (Dough will be firm.)-Cut into 2·incb squares, diamonds or rounds. Place oo ungreased cookie abeet. Pierce with fork. Brush with milk and if desired, sprinkle with seeds such as sesame, caraway, celery or poppy. Repeat with remaining dough. Balte in 375-degree oven S to 8 minutes or until brown. Cool on wire racks. Store in tightly covered container. Makes about 8 dozen crackers. OUNGE BACON 'N ' EGG SANDWICH · 4 bard-cooked eggs, chopped 2 oranges, peeled, cut ln bite·size pieces. drained 4 slices bacon, cooked, crumbled 1/4 cup mayonnlWle or salad dressing I slices whole wheat bread Alfalfa sprout.a or lettuce In bowl, combine eggs, oranges , bacon and (See LUNCH, Page CS) -After School~ -After a long bard day at school, moct children look forward to a 1pecial treat when they get home -aomethinl to bold them over until dinner or to satisfy that sweet tooth. Mothers find themaelves searcbini for snacka that doo't provide wasted calories, yet will appeal to their children. - PEAN1.JT BUTrER 'N J ELL\' SNACKWICBES 1 cup peanut butter 2 tablespooos honey 3 cups oven toasted rice cereal 3 envelopes unflavored gelatine 1A cup cold water 1 cup bolling water 2 cans (6 ounces each)· frozen grape juice ., ' One recipe that will win honors-with everyone is "Peanut Butter •n Jelly Snackwicbes." Thia snack idea combioel two foods that children often u.t as their favorites -peanut but· ter and jelly. 1be "bread" ol this "anackwich" ac- tuallyia,,eanut butter and cnmcby ovee·touted rice cereal, mi.zed to1ether with a small amouot of honey for just a hint of sweetneu. concentrate --- The "jelly" layer combines unflavored gelatine, which has been c:lissolved ln water, with frozen grape juice concentrate. 1be froseo eoacen· trate not only provides a hearty erape navor, but chills the mixture quickly so that in just a few minutes the top layer of "bread" can be added. The snacks are made in an 8-incb bakinl pan, then cut into single servi.DCJ. Extra 1elatine bu been added so they're euy to pick up. Only Mom will know bow simple Peanut But· ter 'n Jelly Snacltwtches are to mate. One lute and the lcida will place them oa tbelr bonon list of favorite dishes. , ln medium bowl, blend peanut butter with honey; stir in cereal. Press \-2 ooto bottom or 8· -inch baking pan; set aside. In medium bowl, sprinkle unflavored gelatine over cold water; let stand 1 minute. Add boiling water and stir unW gelatine is completely dis· solved. Stir in grape juice concentrate. Let stand until mjxture is slightly thickened, about S minutes. Tuni into prepared pan; lightly press re· ma.ining cereal mixture onto gelatine. Chill until firm. To serve, cut into squares. Mates 9 servings. F&ESll OL\NGE AND YOGAT wmaL 2orao1es. peeled, cut in bite-size pieces 1 container (8 ounces) banana or strawberry yogurt In electric blender, combine all ingredients; blend uotil smooth_ Makes 2 servings (about 2 cups)~ <See SNACKS, Page l..'5) --- -----· --· OAILV PILOT ~.~10,1• Increase Almost 3 Percent / Food Costs Escalate By lAll'ISE t'OOK 11-............. ... Bo o ted b) th1• dro ut:hl , 'uvermu• kt'l b I I I N I n t' r t' a i. 1• iJ b \ almost :i pt'r <'l'nl \hi' month tht• Wt'\Hld h1.: j(t'St J\lnlll tlf tht• \t'itr Hc.01·11rit111t; tu .111 "" :.11r i.th>tl l'1 ''"' ni.1r"\'l busk ct 'lu '"' t: rtk't'I') bills \\ t•11t 1111 111 t'Vc.•n c.'tl ' ,•ht•,•k,•J ll\ lht• AP ·n,;. J\11.:ij!"I rl1't' an .I\ t'rtlt:<' 1•f 2 V pt-r et>nt \\ U!> nwrl' th.m four 11mt'!> th•• ""'of l tw Jul~ llU'f"\'J!>t' Thl' AP drew up a ran dom h.st of 14 (•ornmonh purcha~ food .and non food produ('\&, ('ht'('kl'd t h r Prl ('t' •l one .. upt.>rmarkt l \n each of ll Cll\~j 01\ itar('h \, t97:t .ind ha rl'Cht'ekt-d •Ill or about the !\tart of t'iH'h sucN.'t"d1ng month mo1ui the late:51 hnd lllj.l!I f hto nrnrkNbat>kt•t ht II ,11 tht r heC'ld1s t "tntc'N ha:> mcre .. uwd b)' lll 1 pt•r rrnt 11in<'c t h(• .. t.1rt ,1( tht• )t•ar Tht• ra:.r l.1.'!t 111\>nth "¥!> tug ger them In ony otht•r m o n t h \' it (' e ,1 t J u n f wht'n b1llb w .. nl uv 1w avera1u· or 3 I JM.•rrcnt r\Sl' in tht.• July markvt busket meas ur<.'d by lht• AP was onl y iH•vf•11 1,·n1 h!i of a percent B -1 5 Doe n~t Qualify As Vitanu11, ~ a y RDs M 1•11t pr1ct•11 art• to bham~ for much of the 1n<·rt•aM.' tn su~roiarket t>1ll11 and the tlrnul(ht ,., 111 lrnict partl rn1por1s1 hh· Ttw pnrt· of ~ '"11111d or ,, .mklur1er.!I wt•lll up 111 tht• dwc ktl11t 11ton · 111 11 t·ltwN during Auti111il . pork c•ht111s wt.•n · 111> m 0 11\t' t' It h •!i • dlCI 1J 11(•'1 chu1·k r'lll!t' 111 six' t•1tu·i. Mt• 111 u<'«o u1111.·d for :n verl'enl or tht' l h'll)b "" tht· A I' t·heckhi.t und :19 pt•rt'cnt or Uw AUl(U!il Iii ('ft'UM.'1' Tht< drouf(ht u11d heat "'a"e l.'aw.ed the dt•athb uf m1lhoru. of l'htl·ken!i As the i.upply or poultry "en t do~n . p eop l e turned to beef and pork The 1ncrea!>ed demand :.l'nl hog a nd ('att le 1u1c·e:. up, despite the fact t hat i.ome c atlle were sent lo market ear ly temporarily boost· 1n g the s up pl y because paslureland had dried up The drought also has caused feed gram 1>rices to increase. b oosting the price o f production for formc•r!J and the prire of meat for consumers Buller prices. which rm.e t•urller \hlli year, lht'll h•vt•lt>d orr . took u11ulht1r jump Ttw price· o( U IX)lUUJ of buttt.•r In Cfl'UIH'd lfUrtlllo: /\Ul(ll!\t 111 t ht• C'IW<'khst store 111 I :! t'llll'!i A~u 111, tht• drou.iht wus pur tly to lJluuw. :illll't' rullk. vru 1hw t1un 111 some :1tal1·~ w ub t·ut by the dry, hot wt>atht-r r>urmg the rl'llt of this year, howev<'r. milk prodUClll)n IS l'll peclt'd to average 2''l pt.'rcenl to 3'~ per cl'nt Jht>vt' tht' :.<.ime period la~\ year, taking the prl':.:.ure off the price of dairy products. W hl'n b u '11.111110 not a '1tt11lun·• The ca:.e J)tJIO'>l H \5 a :.ubstanct> ~uld a'> a \'ltamtn but labt'lcd by h l'.llth 1:are pr o foss11,nab J~ u potential ly dungerous fraud, 1s outlined m a re('ent 1s sue or Environmenta l Nutrition newsletter T he publll'ation . authored by registered dietitians. says pro moters of B 15 market it as an effective treat ment f o r ag ing . a lco holis m . cancer , diabetes. schizophrenia and sexual impotence. The article says B 15 has no proven curative properties. d oes not meet the basic scientific ,, :.pe,·1hcatmms lu quahf} .b d vttamm and ma.>- ha vt> mutageruc as ~ell a c..1rc inogen1 c pro per\les The ·U .S Food and Drug Administra lion reported.I> 1s crack mg down on B-15 sup plie rs a nd has forced some out of business H e u t"t h <' a r G p r o fessionals urge con sumers to be cautious with all vitamin supple- me nts. Most agree that unless othe rwise ad - v 1sed by a doctor. it is best to obtain ~vitamins a nd minerals from the four food groups of m ilk. meal. vegetables a nd fruits, and bre ads and cereals rather than from unnecessary vitamin s upplements. The August picture contrasted sharply with the s ituation during Ju ly. when the m arket bas ket increased at the checklist store in only eight of the cities s ur· veyed and decreased in fi ve cities. The over all Con:>umers hunting prH'l' Hrops during Au~ust had to look long a nd hard Mo r<.' th an one third of the item s on the AP checklis t in· creased 10 price las t month . less than one fifth dcrrcased . Bag Lunch If you brown-bag your lunch and are watching your calories. too. t ry this nutritional meal. Pack two hard-cooked eggs. a small plastic bag fill ed wit h carrot a nd celt>ry s ticks. ch e rry tomatoes. green pepper a nd mushroom s lices and an easy dessert of a n apple. orange or banana . --------------~-------- -. ,..,...,.. ... _,_,,, ... .. ..-. -""-• ...... ~,... ,..,... ... .... . ..... ·~· ..... 0Pr~~t-d•, f ~.tO(.ft,. 6 CAlll·l~ t • 4 7.,,.:i,:' : FOLGER COFFEE co STORE COUPON I 054980 x 0 " M "' -------------------------------• I I I I l ......................... I I ~· ~I I I r ..t FOOD SUP!RMARKETSHOPPl!R Whe n Bargains All Gone. •. By MARTIN SLOANt: f>•·u r S u111•rrrltirke l Shopper -A 11u1w r111:1rk1•I It\ m y :ireu 111 notorious for the "har.iuln!'I'' that it ud vt'rtil\es. Ry tht linw I 1(4't to this store on Fnday uflnn1w>n. 1t 1H us ually r,ut of ma ny of these 111w<·lul11 Th111 Htore d rws not give rain checks . Wh4·n I 1·omplain to the manager, he s ays lhut ttu"I 1w1lll'y rnukt•s it worthwhile for peo· pie• tu 'lh1111 t•ll rl 11·r m th1· week I n :•:t. T HIS IS v •:RY UNFAJR . When tl11• !\Ion• a<lv('11.1scs that its sa le prices are KW1d lhrou~h Sutunlay, ll should have a sum- 1•1t•11I KUJIJJIY to la:-.t through the end of that 1l11y Whal «l111 11 shopper do abou~ something l1k1· lhl <i'' Mud 1n M1ssoun 1'1·111 M ;1d Het~ul food stores that do not hav1• 1111 h:111d !.uffi.r1 ent s upplies of ad- v1•rl1~wtl 'IJlf•1·1al'>" ;ire violating the Fede ral Tr :1111-('1Horn1\o,1on·, avail ability rule (16 < 'f"H 14!4 1 Orw•· •• \lort· " put on notice that it has y111lal1'fl 1111'> ruh-. 1t risk!> a penalty of up to $11l .OOO ,1 cl<1y for eat•ll -;ubsequcnt violation. This r uh· ,1pfJllf•!t to every reta il food !>tore in th(• 1•1111111 ry T tw a .. ·a1latnhty rule does not require that ... t11rt'' g1 vc «ustomers rain checks when tht•y run out or an advertised s pecial. But the l''TC: ll<wi. <·onsidcr ram checks as evidence that th<' stort· intend~ to have on hand a suffi· r 11:nt '"PJlly of advertised ite ms . S hoppe r s w ho fin d grocer y s tores and 'upt•rm<irkets that are consistently out of :erlvE·rt1i>l•d s pcrials should inform one of the 10 FT(' r£'~1onal office!> They are located in Bos ton, New York, Clevela nd, Chicago, Atlanta, Dallas, De nver. Los Angeles. San Francisco and Se~ttle. Since the FTC's availablllty rule took ef- fect in 1971, several states have adopted ~ similar rules as part of their consumer protection erforts. So, shoppers should also check whether their state has such a regula· Hon · In preparing my response to thjs letter . I learned that the FTC is re-examining the availabl\ity r ule. Because or pressures from the retail food industry, it is possible that the rule will be dropped altogether. This would leave many shoppers without any form of this impartant consume r safeguard I BELIEVE that the FTC has not s uffi- ciently pubhcized the availability rule. Lake Mad 1n Missouri. most shoppers are unaware of the protel'l1on 1t affords them I urge reader!> who believe the FTC s ho uld retain <1nd IJNtcr publar1ze the iiva1lab1hty rull· to '>l·nd tht•1r 1·omments to Ri c h ard Donohue. Fi·d •ral Trade Com miss ion. Room 272, Washington. U C 20$80 I would also hkt• to hf'ar about readers · experience!> with food '>lores that ar e con s1stenlly out of advertised s pecials Please write to m<.' in care of tht!i news paper REFUNO (ff TUE DAV Wnt<:' to the following r.edd rcss lo receive the form required by this offer, which 1s good for a free 32 -o unc(• bottle of Liste rine Listerine l Ccnl Sale. I' 0 Box 2838. Maple Plain, Mini) 55348 This offt'r cxpirt-s Nov. 30, 1980 ,·-------------;;~;:~:;.;:;;;F~~o:~-------------, I I I Mlt<ell•""'°"'1 ,:ood Pr-oouc't Montt Pl< ~It o' ••11\n 11t-n1 ""''0 'hf .,.auirf"o t,. 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White Fish for Holiday Autumn often inspires ;; roman tl<' period or reflection ubout the mellowing 't'~H for many people Hut, tor t h ose o f tht' J e1411h Calth. tt 111 an e ~<'tally re0 et'tlVt' time °ht'l'MUSf' It marks tht> bt>~anmng of a d e pl) rch6(10U hohday flo•h tla.)httnuh. th1:1 yt>ar &opt 11. 1:. tht• .:.tort of a 10 day ob,t•rvanrt• of thl• Jl•w\sh Nt•w Yt•111 It is a tlnw when ·J t'W!i re>fle<'t oo thl' t'vt•nts 11( lhl' past t>u r. uto1w C\lr their s in~ und bt>l(ln Snt'W This as uhw a timt• wh e n t ralltt 1o n n l cer emon1e art> com plimented by traditional and sy mbolH· mt>•ls There are ft>l4 d1t't.u' restru:uons dunng th11:1 hol1da} and J ew1 1:1 h cooks take pride an :.en in g mt>al ' 14 h1 ch ore mel:tnangful and enJoyn ble The Hakt>d Stufft-d Wh ite fo'tsh featured here is an ideal sugges lion for hght but tasty dinners during the Rosh Hashanah holiday In the Hebrew t radition. the afternoon of Rosh Hashanah begins with a I purification rile, always held near a bod y of Turkey Good Buy WASHINGT ON <AP > Pork and turkey should be featured in your meat shopping list this month if you are looking for the best b argains. th e Agriculture Department reports P ork product io n should be 4 percent to 6 percent h.igher than last year. helping keep sup· pl ies plentiful a nd , perhaps, prices within reason. The n e w <.'rop o r turkeys is expected to be I about the same as last season. But the good news is that supplies of turkey in cold storage are some 25 percent to 30 percent more than a year ago. On the other hand. beef production will be about the same as last' September. well below 1 the high levels or recent years, resulting in only "adequate" supplies of this meat Chicken a lso is only adequate, t he depart· ment reports. as are eggs, milk and dairy products Egg output wtll be down l percent to 3 per· cent from last year . of· ficials said. Dairy products will be moving out of storage, at least partly to help meet the heavier back· lo-school demand. But. let's get back to.. l those abundant items that s h o uld h ave seasonall y lowered prices. The department says to look for large supplies of grapes, pears. purple plums. lemons. limes. raisins. prunes, peanuts. rice. dry beans. s plit· pea s and canned spinach. Supplies of plums other than the purple kind will be light, Of· ficials report. and there will be only adequate amo unt s of fr es h peaches and nectarines. Dieting Working dieters can really keep tabs on their weight by toting lettuce and crisp vegetables to the office. These can all be tossed together and combined with favorite lightweight dressing for a satisfying, diet-right midday meal. To keep crisp, pack the greens in a small ice filled plastic cooler . T8008 The U.S. government has approved tacos for school JW1Ch programs. If ·you have access to a stove at noon, t ry thls nutr itious taco recipe. Dice 3 1c ups cooked c h ic k e n ·(about o/• pounds) ; combine with 1 package (1\4 oun ces) taco seasoning mix and 1 cup water. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat. Sim· mer 10 mjnutes . Spoon into taco shells watt>r bt'arin~ riah Thi' lbh 1ymboll1e1 man. who can be ·•u u1ht tn a net of trouble." Ir ht dol's not watch hla con duct The babd liah aua iutt'd here I• m•df' "f\h ~ pe1nut oil. the traditional favorite. BAKED STUFF D MRTt: nMH 1., cup peanut 011 ,., <'U P c ho ppl'd union 4 <'lov~ garll<'. fine I) chopped l <."UP ~hopped fre~h panlty l 14 \o 4~ pound. I w h ite rish. clean and spill ror ftutrmc • small tu rn.,tO\'" thinly Ali<'M ,.., gree n pe pper, aht't'd Into r1n.cs I lr mon . thinly hcf'd nu t z lablt>spoons or p~anut oil an 1 amall J kll lt'l over m t>dlum ht-a t Add onton and garlic . l'ook unti l ttn<lt'r Remove frorn hf'at Ml• rn r hoppf•d parale-y Stutf white riah with ~ or p ar!lley m l•ture Place fish 1n a large Ollt'd baJunJC dish Pour l't rnatnlnfl ,,eanul oil ovt-r fish Bake at ~ d cf(r l'cs .,. for 15 mlnuh'll Spoon remain· In .: pars l ey mixt u re. uround riifh Arran~e tumatOt's, ~rcen pepper und lemon as u garnish around fish . Continue baktnt( 15 minutes . or until fosh flakes easily with u fork . Serve im rn~drntely Makes 8 to 10 servings Baked White Fish is made with pure peanut oil. CHEc1· OUT von .LATEST SPECIAL PRICES! . I B~E ··., CHUCK R •!111\1°'< 11"'1•1111<1.\l>l<Ul "o'\1 ) tf'u11 I ......... t 1tlu1 H~I loft' I • I '''If I t\.i,1 I , .... ,\t •1.1 ... , I .. I • I MPERlA I: MARGARINE IJ rt. • hi ., . I , •, 39 .. FOR MEXJCAN INDEPENDENCE DAY LARGE~ :> CANTALOUPE ... __ , CL._ RO~~~ /' I RE ~H OLLICl()(J'o I lrw\rT 4 fPuu-hd"tt 11\t"r t4m1t 1•·>J I''''•• t fl~' FROZEN FOODS 1.:i ~ u/ l'T\tj l.0""0';""~ T "1... F-Tot»io '5 Extra PllzaP£.,.1 uo ... , •11 I Orc·lda Potato Crispcrs 4 • ,,,q r~1 MA• t Roman Meal Waffles t 1/ ,.. 'f" f , ....... " u Pct Pitz Fruit Pies .... "'-I I ,.t.1 .... • .. "' .... ' f;. \Y.,. ltt I.A( Jcrseymaid Ice Cream ~1 ....... r ,..,\f,.4<.t- Van de Kamp F1Sh Flllcts 111 ... 11111."-"'...t t°"tklntSt""J(f Green Giant Broccoli ~t.)J'tt ( f.'o\.l_K~l Mar·Kcs Beef Taquitos }69 .95 .85 .99 }SS 3 29 .85 }09 DELICATESSEN ""I/ ,,,.. ... Oii COOl<tO '>ALN'\I Vons Sliced Beef Salami '•·t I/ l '*"' I W lf)O/ ( 'JPT~ Jcrseymaid Sour Cream 1/<Jl ""'<l <'lll5-....,'> Ct<H-... HKlll Kraft American Cheese Wl!'>~Rf"Cl'("<;I fl I .,-, I._..,.• 1••0• Vons Longhorn Cheddar • .. 11/ ""ll lf:'!CfiJ.,l Ortega Taco Shells I ~<l/ f Tl"< "Vo<;.ARO!<HJI< COLI SL~,. Vons Potato Salad \)t'()"'('f '"" WliOl[ Ol!H"' \'{~ Vlasic Deli Diil Pickles l llOlrl<f PA(>VIG£ Jones Sliced ~rwurst l>PACl\OR~T Mini Pit.a Bread }98 .89 1 s9 '" }94 ·.95 .59 .99 .98 .89 Or1ega Green Chi~~ I nd11ladd Siiuc e l.d V1Ct01111 Taco Sauce .. Lt1 Victor~' Taco Sauce .47 .4 7 BLEACH .• 15 Ro'>an1.i Refried Bran-. .45 .63 .79 Ju.rnit.is Menuctllo Mcnudo 1 og .69 GROCERIES AC''"' ( fVlntt '*-''I "''t '·"" Lawry's Dressing •ti 11.t""i t ' .... Fancy Famis Tomato Paste .76 .27 )19 H ••""" I 1 Del Monte Tomato Ca~p '11 •;'' f ~ , ... S r. W Baked Beans ... (, ....... '''"" Comstock Pie FiDlng ti ..... , ....... Dole Fruit Cocktail •• """ • t ...... Fancy Farms Pear Halvu " ~ .. ,..., t ( """' ''"""' "'..,..,..r , Grapefruit Juice ok t .. i"'tt f I A.., Dole Pineapple Jui$:e JI .,q/ ( l"" ''''.\fr\ Kcms Strawberry Nectar M 1l/ IHI (i<A"flf~"' Ocean Spray Cocktail u .. ~1-..1 '"'" Vons Diced Beets ft.\l( l,Atl(~,A..-J1)f'f Jerscymald Apple Juice .79 }31 .51 .83 .85 .92 ·)31 }69 .33 }15 SERVICE SEAFOOD ' "'-'" ... l>l f 1'1} .. If 0 ' •r.t., T urt>ot Fillets t Jll "''~PAC If a. Red Snapper Fillets I ill"•<,/ "rO< (I 1"'1-' I Dover Sole Allcts "IOll"'PlUllll \Jl\'l"'lll Fancy Raw Shrimp IA 149 l& }69 w 2 59 lD J39 'HOT' BAKERY 111 ... 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' ,, '" ' ' }99 Boneless Chuck Steaks LP Steak Tonight IN41 ._ ",..,-: t'W'TTT"HUl "-W1 ,:-2 09 >\It; I "fl"-'" ,~ }88 Boneless FamJySteaks Corned Beer Brisket ., 4 II\..._ 1 """'a -..of' 16 2 68 k• tt h"'"''' .69 Beef Cube Steaks Fresh Turitey Drumsticks "-1-411 f-.,,.._,.6t.U ttJI h~'d> ll "'t.)t't'l OW }98 litll "'N', .. O }29 Boneless Rump Roast 11\ Fresh Turkey Thighs I' '"'*"l """"'"' r-..rtRC'1T }39 vo..., .. ~J~U. 4~& \.~~· '" 2 29 Beef Chuck Roast UI Hilshire Farm Sausage HEAL TH f, BEAUTY PRODUCE 6.tf"X,.,., r 1 33 , .. ( £ I A."f) •t• > .39 Aqua Fresh Toothpaste Fresh Nectarines ,, l )cl/ Oii ~l!; Ol:OD 11~0l }09 Gl1H,.. !!CHI CLIJ"lli' .39 Secret Spray A/P Crisp Broccoli ..a llOl NEC.£..\ llOOV IJfl (()"!)fl\Ol'll P 188 11'11 AM A~l 01 ll4'l "'fP .29 NutriTonlc Pink Grapefruit I \ "''-Ylllfll>-.HAOI ~lURI Al 259 1100-.C( llA~I I .69 Preference Hair Color Red Ripe Strawberries IA r,ra~L~l.L aJrLo n 155 -K IOSfHOOI Nl'WCllOP l lll 8 9 Golden Ocllclous Apples fl!\(; • 80IJ"l.t l01'°" ORQll 2 39 61N\.H POI l• 3 49 Coppertooc Suntan Hanging Boston F cm '>l1 Oii OOUll'-1: EOOl 20'> Personna Auto Matic .88 Ol 1 ll ~ f[ 11'°'.011 ltalan Squash l6 .39 DOUBLE·THE·DIFFERENCE OUR GUARANTEE OF LOW PRICES PlllCOUF!.CTM. TliOlllS.nllttlSOl'l .. KPT 11 TOSUf.14.1'90. CAU.tlU),~1400FOll l.()CA710" Of tro.l'leNIUT '!Oii. ITIM MOPlllCUlfl "411 AD llOT ~AT YOflt.))>4 W.11'11 IT .. U>t MClrlft. 1$00 W. PICO 111.'lll) .. ~Oii MOfl.U, 1571 W IOlll Sf., I.OS N«IEU.S. SM 04fOO N'lO lAI ~. IAilS .. lllnAI\. 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Fountetn v .... , 18201 H•r\)Of a EcMn .. r founteln Velley 11150 Megnoll• & T•M>ert t an Jyan C.,...raM Capl1Uano leach la9una Hiii• f' Coat• ..... 115 E. 11th ltrHt and Oren.-Ave. 31051 Camino Capletrano I Del Oblttt0 '40tt OotMny ,ar'lc Dr. l Ylctor'I• 2414t Alcla Par'kw•J a Hon ---~·~-...---..---,..,~ . .----~ ........ ---~ ... _....-.... - ~,.,,.....____ .. ---'--·---.. -·---.. . DNLVPllOT ...,i_ Sandwich-Popularity Growing . The a•ndwlch con· nuts to trow In popularity and var\ety to the po nt thot the Earl of Sandl'ich would tum over ln his arave If be aaw how t1'0d~rn rooka have changed hl1 two •lkes of bread around • piece of mta\ Can you lm11ln~ his rta('Uon to a sandwlC'h made 111. tth caullnowerettes or red rabb~~r or or~ng~a t Thef\t I'\' ML o ft>w of lht' fruit~. 'egclable1 Mnd <'ond1meutt-that nestle atop " -11t n• of brflad and 11rt• c·allt>d Sandwu·h ln thu. ne"' Vl'r5alll\! rt'<'IPl' ltll'LI T h ti !I t• o v .. 11 f a r t' health SIU\d14 ll'ht'S .ire or the .. do 11 .) our.,ell 'u1t' ty " and tht'rdorl' :.uhSf) most all appN1te' An assortment or bread are pread 14 llh t.•tth't•r cream chet ~t: or u Danish ch~e ouxtuN! 1'hen from llll ara;ay of toppings each person builds h.Js own sandwich The combmat1on1 are limitless orange slices topped with ctuves: cab· bage, c arrots and raisins; scallions, •P· pJes and grapes; black olives, tomato, celery and onions; and on and on and on. CREAM CHEESE SPREAD 1 3-ounce package cream cheese 2 tablespoona milk Combine cheese and milk to make a smooth spread. DANISH CHEESE SPR EAD 1 cup dairy sour cream Fresh Corn Buy Only As Needed So you bought a dozen ears of fresh com on the cob. You may have bought too much. Fresh sweet com is a vegetable to buy only in the amount you will eat in one day and then buy some more. Of all the vegetables (or fruits, for that mat- ter )· in the market, the flavor of fresh sweet corn is the most illusive. Com sugars which give com its good sweet flavor change quickly to starch. . .even with the best refrigerated storage conditions. As sugars go, so goes the flavor and you can be left with not·SO· sweet sweet corn. "In the old days" sweet corn cooks had a rule: ''Ten minutes from garden to cooking pot." They meant it and the sweet corn was sweet. Unless you h ave a garden. the 10-minute bit now is t.mr.-aJistic. Sweet corn flavor must be as· s ured in other ways. One auurance of good flavor is improved varieties of sweet corn, but the rest is up lO you. Buy sweet com from a refrigerated counter or from a farmer who has just brought the corn from the field. If the corn has husks. they should be crisp and green and don't be afraid to peel them back and look at the kernels . The kernels s hould be plump and shiny with no de nted tops. Plumpness means that the kernels are fuJI of juice and flavor. Dented ~---Yerne s mean -dryness. the com has lost na vor. When you clean sweet corn (don't do it until you are ready to cook it), leave a few husks to cook with it. Husks make the s weet com flavor even more so. If your corn is 'huskless, a few lettuce leaves are a good second choice. lfow:many is "a few"? Two husks or let- tuce leaves per ear of corn will do, but use more if you like. Take your sweet com purchase home to your refrigerator as quickly as possible and serve soon after. Frletl Clrllekea Fried chicken is America's favorite pie· nJc food. It's tood either .bdt or .cold. U you plan to Hrve cold fried I chicken, cool lt ln ·tbe refrt1erator ratber than I at room temperature. Put lt ln an ice cbelt or insulated contalner If you 're travelint a long d istance or if you don't plan to eat for some time. . -"":" ... ~ . l clove 1arllc. preued "'-t u p f I n t l,y choppc'd parsley t tablespoon Crc21h lemonjulce l tabl s p oon chopped creen onJoo l teaspoon dUJ weed •, te&Jpooo ult 1., <'UP L>an1sh blue chte e. crumbled Combme sour «'rcom. 1Jarlu.·. rhc>pped pal'1'11'y, lemon JUlt'fl, omon. dill Wt>t>d and &alt Bll'n" "'ell Otntly !it ir 1n ll•nl'lh bluf' t'hf'~!lt' Cover and cblU at leatt one hour t.o allow navora to blend SANDWICH S c;GF.8'SION8 Spreud slict a of bread wllh chc • c aprc1ad and top with any of thl' fol low Ing · •Blac k olive al1 cos, c h o pp •d radl a h c 1, 11hre(ldtd c¥rrots 1rnd chovbed 8l'Ulllu11.'l •Silc~d dill p1ckle11 topp~d wHh chopped scallte>n~ •1'oniatt1 wf"dti"s with -chrc-dded lt'ttu«e • Plmlento atulfed ''"" oHv• and celory Jeavea. •Fresh orange slices with marschlno cher· rlu. •Shredded red apple. :diced banana und halved green 1rapes. •Red caullnowerettes, s liced t weet pickles, chop~ed pimiento s prinkled with celery salt ·Chopped red eah bug.-, ehopped white turnips sprinkled with tousled sesame seeds. OURS. • • Variety of spreads makes for good sandwich eating We continue to accept ... COUPONS FROM ALL OTHER MARKETS. l 11n9 in your <011pon1, INCLUDING DOUBLE COU· PON ' coupont from ony morilet in 'lo• AngefH, Venluro and Orange Counl•H ond we w ill redeem them 01 If they were our own l!edemphon 1vb1ect 10 oll lomlh 1mprrn1ed on eat~ coupon If we do not •lock lhit item 'pecified on the othe• morilet s cov· ,ion we w11f aub,11tvte ony item of eqv1vole nt valve Conhn111ty p1091om• ucepted. Valid Thv" . Sept 11 thru Wed., Sept. 17. IJiOUii-iLi ·I COUPON I • • • 1qoa,.. DHllOSTEO w ..... qlod •o •l•<>O & LARGE ALASKAN C•otl ···~ ••• ,o~ c~~:s~.~ ..... 1 .~9 F1e\h fillers 3 7 9 ENGUSH SOLE LB • Ready to Eat Nor'h<!rr P1 .. ce1 2 19 SMOKED HALIBUT., tB • Ho,.DOev••eSou•ToolO" 4 59 SHRIMP C<oc••d t. ..... J lB • f,.,,., fillet Poetf•< I 59 ••• MAHI• ,. LB • Ho<bou•de '2·oz eoct-o s s 1 sYUmo cu Ms .. FOR STOWFIR'S s 2 09 LASAGNA ..... . 11 Gal llov"d' P1em1vm KNUDSEN ICE CREAM 10 ovnce BIRDSEYE PEAS 1 troun~e l ynden Fo "'" CUT CORN 1.99 .39 .53 12 11-oz f•end1 B .... ,.,d STOUFFER'S DELUXE PIZZA 2.29 12-oun<• COt1·61fdse~e :~::.~.~ ............. 7 9c lrver lrnasis FRlS H GRAD( 'A' CHICKENS WITH RIB CAGE • ::::.: ·,".~:::;:: ~::., '.'.:'";..~ ;!, !!'!.-: ~:~ = ::::. ~· • ,.,..,.., .. ,,,..., t ••••+A ... , •• ••I••• I 00 •-' .. ~ 1A4"4• ,.,...., • ._, .. . •• ,.._ ............ '"'• .................. ~· ..... -..., L.-• ......... "" , ...... . • ... _,.,. .... , ...... I ...... -.... ) ........ 14'111111••1 ••• ..... ....,.,.. '-'4W91r -.fNtH .......................... r FRESH GRADE A' LEGS & THIGHS USDA Choice Meaty lo• Borbe<ves BEEF RIB BONES ySDA Cho,,., Cl"1<k Cv• O ·BONE BEEF ROAST LB 1.29 lB 1.69 USDA (ho1<" Bt·~I '11b & loin BONELESS LONDON BROIL , 4. ' ' c ,, • h 1 k ( vt 7 BONE BEEF ROAST LB 2.89 lB 1.49 Hc.wd(•99~ fry•'9 ~ '-.,,,,~,..., LB. USDA Cho1Ce Rolled 5hldr Clod f ·~ h v•nde A BONELESS BEEF CHUCK ROAST lB 2.19 CHICK EN STRIP SACKS l6 .29 FRYER AWfNGS LS 69' 8oenc11r 8'11ak ;1~.1~::f:.8.lllb. ::=~~~~~ic::: USDA Choice Meoty·Froien Defto\ted 1.69 LAMB SHANKS OOM~snc LB El Rancho Por~ & ~oson1ng 1.49 BRATWURST LS El Rancho Doe• Nol Eitct"ed 22°0 Fat 2.19 LEAN GROUND BEEF IB El llontho Doc• No • E<ceed 1)0o Fat CHOPPED BEEF STEAKS El Rancho llonch Style THICK SLICED BACON El Rancho Swt"t'I o• Ho• IT AllAN STY LE SAUSAGE 18 2.49 LB 1.29 18 1.49 fa• Roo\1179 9 C F1e\h Meaty Fry"" &JI. ~ ~ 1111.-1-ll '"' i GEISHA-7-0Z. l RR rr1i/11B 1ri/JB111l/HB .. :~~.';.;r~~~~ ..• uu 6 Poclr. 6·alincc Dole'' 1.19 10 ?on 1.19 PINEAPPLE JUICE HOSTESS TWINKIES I 5·01. Reg ·Ho!, with Bean• .77 10 01 P1em1um Soltme .83 DENNISON'S CHILI NABISCO CRACKERS Reg D1et-Light·Aspen 1.29 64 01 Ch1llcd 2-llTER PEPSI COLA . TROPICANA ORANGE JUICE 1.39 2•·01. Syr;ip 16 oz Creomy Crvnchy MRS. BUTIERWORTH'S 1.49 HUGHES PEANUT BUTTER .99 Viva Tow11/s .. -.01~1G:~A~t ~ 0.1~~R . . . ..... 6 IC 18 oz Smuc~e• \ STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 1.33 l 01 Or•ego GREEN CHILI SALSA .47 10 01 Reg Los Polmos ENC HILADA SAUCE f 6 z Spt1nql1eld FRUI T COCKTAIL .43 .49 12 oz lo V1ttoroo I? o)( Globe A I SALSA SU PREM A • 79 FIDEO MEXICANO .49 r 1 S l•ter Ckobl"• Burgundy • Ro~e• Vin Ro\e " ro 4 ot lnrl 2)c Off " =~~.~~~~~279 -::::.1:::.::~1-09- 0vort Stro•ght Wh1\lu~y ~~.r.~~ .................. $499 :i4 "' • b 0 1 f REE SCOPE MOUTHWASH ...... 1.99 f50·Ml The Cream ot loqueu•\ 11 ,.,rind Ht Olf Normal• Oily• Ory PERT SHAMP00 ................ 1.59 ... ::=~~UIUlt ................. 5 9 98,, P~9 ,.,1 '.l · ~OOD NEWS RAZORS ........• 5~ Papayas ................. ~~;~!'.,A." .................. 11! Tenderfr"h 39c h 1rolo19el2·ozPKG 99 BROCCOLI .. .. ..... tB. MARIANI PRUNES c BOSTON FERNS 6 Inch Pot w11h Sovcer sbv~~'ucE0 ........ •.TS ;~~~;/~;~:~~~~~ I <01. 11\9 loAiyo\O $1\;,10\t ' ORIEOMUSHROOMS ..... t.•9 t9.01 P•b 49~ 16•ot log .t.10~1 Ail TOFU ,. M.S.G. ... . ..... 2.25 ... to 01 P'e M1ya~o h1to Mu91 NOODLES l 5 01 K1tol'\1ho"' Chttw RICE CRACKERS , , or 8•1 Mo•'"'"" Sotod RlcE VINEGAR EA s399 .S9 .79 ··-.79 [1Ja!i~- Hvghe~ 1-LB. BEEF $149 BOLOGNA H~ghe\ 8 oz Sl•c«>d NEW ENGLAND SAUSAGE 1.49 9 or Doory Fre1h JACK CH EESE 12 oz Kroft Ind Wrapped AMERICAN SINGLES 8 oz Hughe' Sl1Ced CHOPPED HAM -~--• .29 ·---· 1.59 1.39 PRICES IN EHECT THURS , SEPT 11 lHl!OUG~ SEPl . 17, 1980· OPEN 01.llY 8 A.M TO 10 P-M ltMll RIGH15 llESERVED NO SAlES 10 OEAlERS THIS AO ONlY EFFECTIVE AT HUGHES El RANCHO ANO HUGHES UDO ................ , ... , .. l4U v,. llok Orhro °" , .............. .. ...... n ••1tate.&AITILWr 1SU f••tltlvH Ottw thttW.,ff VM ... Y"'••I - MUGMI IL •AllCMOavt• u,,, ... , .. ,, e"4 Mtch.1.- t l'or• Vo•w C ... 1 .. 1 MUGtllt R ••etellf·&A~A MUI "•4 I Moult"' .... ~wo' fMeuhe" h ••w•y rl•tol J * .. * I I I I WE WELCOME FOOD STAMP SHOPPERS ...,., a •a.a.o.aacaMA s.,...,, ond HY~•"'tlon 111 ......... ,...,,.,, NUGNH ll •••atO.PAtA•l•A J?O W C-4.,ode l t.ol ( •' o ....... o ...... t ..c.• u •• 9fC ... ,Mtmf ......... ,..ment oruf """'""l'•r.i fS..,1 ...... c ...... , MUGNll ll •••cMO.MUMnlfCfOtt •••at \llre1Mt ond At9..,-qv1,, ( "•''""' 11110•1 FOOD . • .-.LUnch • • < •'rom Pa«e C't ) Wednesday, September 10, 1980 .Snacks pineapple juice or cran- berry juice cocktail 6 (3 ounces each) (From Page CU paper cups SPICEOORANGE 6 small plastic ~ teaspoon baking powder V4 leaapoon baking soda 14 teaspoon salt DA.IL V PILOT l'f\a yonnalsc.'. Spread 4 slices bread with t'iH 1111x turf'; top with alfa lfa sprout tan(I rt>m1un1ng bread. Makes 4 6andwiche In !Jowl; rornhlnt> crt'um cheese, rc>lt>ry . <llmonrus, mayonm11!\t• aod orange peel, stir in t•hlrkcn and oranjtt·~ s w1·ud 4 slh:~:s of bread with rh1,·1u•n max turf•. top with lettuce and remaininl{ bread Makes 4 l'la ndw1<'ht•11 SHAKE spoons or wooden sticks 2 oranges, peeled, Combine jukes; pour <'ut in bite-size pieces into paper cups. 1-~reeze J c up vanilla ice until almost firm (about If.I cup butter or margarine. softened ~ c up firml y packed brown sugar Sift together flour, baking powder~ so and sal<. ln oowl, crearq together butter an~ brown sugar. Add e,_ and orange peel; beaJ well. Stir in dry in11r., dients and oats, mlx:itit well. Stir in oran..,1,._, pieces, raisins a;0;3 walnuts. Spread bau,iir evenly into greased 8- inch square baking pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 45 to 50 minutes un\il toothpick inserted ln center comes out clean. Cool. Sprinkle with con- fectioners' sugar, if de- s ired. Cut into 2-inch squares. Lunch box su•utcahons Carrot and <'rlt>r~ 1tlclls, peanut...s m th•• :.ht>ll and lemonad(• l.Wll'h box l'lua.a(t'i.\11111~ ~wl.'t'\ or dill plckle11 , ln11I am• and 1111111. t•rf'am 30 to 45 minutes>. For 'Ai t e a s p o o n · handles, insert plastic 1 egg, s lightly beaten NV1TY CllJ('IU:N AND ORANGE SANDWI< II HROWN ISAOC.i •:RS' SP•:CIAL 1 '>ll<'f'1> !.1.1ndwu.•h brl'ad pumpkin pie spice spoons in upright posi-Grated peel of 'h fresh orange l Pl•Ck a.:t' t3 ounce:s 1 l' rt> am ch<'t·s<>, <;o(I "ne-11 Ir. ('Up C'hClp&>t'tl l't'lt'r\ ', <'UJ1 pt>tinut huttt-r ~ tahh•,1,141<1"' Kranol;i (t1j1llonul I ln electric blender , lion. ~eeze until firm. combine all ingredients; To serve, allow "pops" ble nd until s mooth. to stand at room te m· Makes 2 servings perature for a fe w ORANGE t'RVIT POPS minutes or peel paper 'h cup quick oats, uncooked ~. cup sht•t'll .tlrnun,Si.. toa~h'<l I 0 1 a11~1· 1w•·t..1t. 1·1Jt ut6 r artwhcels 2 tablespoons mayonnat$l' or i.ill~d 1he~i.an I tcmspoon frt•sh Krnlt'd orange pe<>I I mt•cf111n1 bun.mu, f>('ch:d, t•ut lengthwise Hiii l'rO"l\IA'l'I' 1 orange, peeled , cut in bite -s ize pi eces, drained l cup chopped l'\•olu" with i:rnnolu Top etH'h with orunge r .irt "tu-vi ... 111·1•., anti bu11110J Top with remaining b1 cad Mukl'b 't ,,indw1<"t1l'1t l 'h c up s fr es h from pops. Makes 6 2 orange~. 1wl'lt>d . t•ut 1n h1teo '111 pl•'<'•·~ dnaiut..'<l squeezed orange juice pops . 1 can (a bout 6 SNACKCAKE 'h cup golden raisins V:t c up· coar se 1 y chopped walnuts 8 s hl'C:S whoh' 14 hrttl bread Lclluc1• Jewi 11 Disl1es J e wis h dishes are drawn from many lllnds .-each group bringing with it the traditional foods of its country of origin -so lbat Jewish c ui si n e is truly intern a ta o n al an d th e r e f ore t h e ·international kitchen can be adapted to. lhP Jewish on e. Here then are trada- tionalsweetdishes. COLDFRUlTSOUP 1 cup kumquats 1 cup sliced apples Y• cup sugar , 1 teaspoon cinnamon I cinnamon 6 tablespoons sour cream 1 cup sliced peaches 6 quarts water 'h teaspoon salt 3 teaspoons sherry , 2 tablespoons corn- starch Combine the fruit, ~ater, su,ar, salt and I cinnamon m a saucepan. Bring to a boil and cook over l o w h eat 14 minutes . Put mixture through a food grinder. Mix lhe cornstarch with ·a little water and stir into fruit mixture. Add sherry. chill and garnish with sour cream . (Serves 6) DANISH HERRING Herring, in ever y shape and form i s almost a staple of the Jewish diet. Here is an exotic Danish recipe for s weet and succulent •1 herring. 4 wisalled herrings ~cup Peter Herring ~teaspoon mustard \ii cup vinegar l cup milk .1>4 cup tomato puree ·1 teaspoon Worces- tershire sauce 1 cucumber, grated Steep herrings in milk for about eight hours. Then place in marinade of Peter Heeri n g, tomato puree, mustard, Worcestershire sauce and vinegar, for three hours. Cut herrings into bite-size pieces and garnis h with finel y grated cucumbe r . (Se rves 6) TURKEY WITH ORANGE SAUCE 10 pound turkey ~ teaspoon pepper 4 cups orange juice 1 cup beef broth 3 oranges, seg- mented 1 tablespoons salt 6tablespoons flour 4 tablespoons lemon 1 juice 4 tablespoons cur- rantjelly Season the turkey with the salt and p epper. Roast in a 350-degree oven until tender and Qro_w_ned--M.easure ~ tablespoons of the fat from the roasting pan and pour in to a l saucepan. Stir in the --flour--and gradually add the orange juice, mixing steadily until mixture begins to boil. Add lemon juice, broth, jelly and orange segments . Cook over low heat 10 minutes. Carve t h e turkey and serve with the sauce. (Serves 10)' SWEET POTATOES 1 cup dried apricots 1 cup brown sugar 2 pounds peeled sweet potatoes, cooked v. cup melted butter ~ cup Tia Maria , ~cupslicedalmonds almonds Wash the apricots and soak in 2 cups of water for two hours. Bring to a boil and cook over low ounces) apple, grape, %cupflour The .mQre you k _now about ·Value the . more you•11 like about · Prices Effective Sept. 11 thru Sept. 17, 1980 '"Copy1lgh1. \980 by Relph• Grocery Company. All Righ1• RHerved. We reserve the nght to limit or refute ••IH to commercial dealan or wholaHlen. Suing• relate to prevlou• we"'• Ralph• price or laat date prior to Initial price reduclion eaclutive of edvertl•ed or promotional prlcea. Advertited item• in thla ad are the aame price or lower whe1e available. PrlcH othe1 than edvertlaed prlcea may ,,.,y depending· on local competition. The Su'ner mar•-et coat factor• or geographic location. ~ _ ~ /,$:, 1,,.w· ....... , ( ·; 'f .... ·'\ ·' ' .. ~·. . \ '• /···.· ' ..... I ~- p ' t: . ./" ;• •' USDA Choice ' $ \ Peak of the Season-Lake County Bartlett Pears Fresh Beef ·Brisket 99 I per . lb. Limit 3 per lb. • .15 Ott Pack • Tide Detergent I 49 oz. limit 2 box 49 t";=:3::=::=::~~::;;;;:~~ Ratphs-18 Slice Spread American Cheese ~2)1 09 Limit 2 12 oz. pkg. 19 Soft 'n' Pretty or Nice 'n Soft Bathroom Tissue -I Li~lt : ~~:'.1 per lb. 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ArraQ8e layers of the potatoes and ,undrained apricots In a casserole. Pour the butter and Tia Maria over the top. Bake in 3'15 degree oven 30 minutes , basting several times. Sprinkl e with the almonds and bake five minutes longer. (Se.rves .. & Ulflll • l 11$ ST., cma MDA -SM .. ..., la1.S H ... & .. "" AIAMS •VI.. T• IUCH .... IUCll PASH • YAUJCll LW *-LS 121C llYUI. TISTll, OPllT & -an. CISTA MUA • 411 l LDAU, Wlf[llt -1942 ....... r. UH 15471 S. •Oltmr, WDl•TO STOIE lfMS: S.11 tally, H Sllllly •» CUlvtl DI. AT WAUIJT, ME '7111 11a ST" TISTllt MACMlllA & ..... FlllTAll HUEY -" - .. _ DAILY PILOT Don't Be Cliicken; Experiment With Recipes : 1 1 WhDC l llkt· ~bout ehlckt>n In uddltwn to Its lo" ro:.t .md Nlorlt' count I!. lht> "uy 1t in vi k s e'p.•r1 m<'nl at lun \ (lU l'Un horn.I" 1iJ1•11' fr11111 lhl' mo't unhkl•h llOUI f't' 1111d hnd I htll If It \\Urb .it .111 It "'II p r11 t> ,1 b I \ " 11 r i.. ·" 1 I h r hkl>.l'll fo'oa UllU,U.tl ".I\' to udd 'Pll II II• Ill\' pt;ll,I\ t' <'h ll' k l'll llhll 11 l'Ollr'l':O- hO \\ ,1ho ut b 1111 0 \\1111r4 'om1• '''•"t1n111i,; 11h•J , from \11u1 h.1rh·nd1•1 H l'llll'kl'll llJkt•d 111 "IOt' '' d t' I 11• 1 (Ill:> \\ h \ n 11 I l'hH'k1•11 b ,1k1·d 111 \lo llll' und or.111.:1• Jiii\'\' th1• llll!:rl'dJl'llb 111 S.111.,:ntl Or ctuckcn buk1'tt "''h wine imd currant:-, !ht• Cl avors 1n 0 111· of tod11) 0 ) ne" fa\Or&lt· "llll' drink) K1r What about basting ('h1c k ~n \\Jlh Blood) Mar) ::.c;iso111•d tomato juice'' The ingrcdlt'nts glve It the SPIC) avor of barbecue ::.auce Or bor row some South-Of·t he Border ideas c hic ken baked with tequila and lime JUit•e <C h icke n Margarita> or with te· quila and orange Juice (w ould yo u b elie ve 1 C h icke n T e quil a Sunrise?) If coconut weren't so fattening, I'd be tempt-I ed to try it Pina Colada- style. but I did draw the line before Ban ana Dai- quiri! Here are some com- binations I found both d elicious a n d l ow - ca lorie The alcohol calories evaporate in the cooking. CWCKENWITH SANGRIA SAUCE 2 frying c hicken bre a s ts, sp lit , or l Yi pounds chicken parts 1 cup Rioja or other dry red wine 3.a cup uns weetened or ange juice j Salt1 pepper,. to taste Optional : 1 teaspoon grated orange rind Optional: panrh of m ixed pumpkin pie soice 2 eating oranges. peeled, cut in bite s1i e chunks Arrange chic·kcn s kin· side up in a shallow non- stick pan Slip under the broiler until s kin is cris p and well-rendered of fat I Drain and discard fat Combine wine , orange 1u1ce, s alt, pepper, and I the rind and s pice. if de sired. pour over ctucken pieces. Bake uncovered, in a 3.50 degree oven 40 to 45 minutes. basting often until chicken is tender and !Jquid is re· duced to a sauce M e a n w hil e , p e el oranges. cut in bite-s1ie chunks. or cut oranges 1 in half then in thin slices Place oranges 1n ' the pan in the last few minutes. jus t l o ng enough to heat through. Serve c hick en with or anges and pan sauce Makes four ser vings. 315 calories each. CHICKEN A LA KJR 2 frying c hicken I breasts, split 4 tablespoons dried currants J cup dry while wine 1 SaJt. pepper, to taste Optional: l tables- poon chopped fresh or 1<'.i J teaspoon dried lhyme Preheat oven to 450 d e g r e e s . A r r a n ~ 1· chicken skin-side up in a shaUow non-stick bakm~ pan.. Bake in lhe oven 25 t o 30 minutes, un - covered. until the skin is cris p and well rendered of fat. Meanwhile. soak cur- More Ideas, On Chicken · If you cook crucken o n t he outdoor g rill and don't plan to serve it im- mediately. the National Broiler Council advises wrapping it in foil or plac ing it in an insulated container. This will keep t he chicken warm and preserve the natural mo isture and t ende r · ness. ••• When lhere's no lime t o light up the grill. barbec ue chicken in the mi c ro w ave oven . It takes about 6 minutes per p o und to cook c h icken in the mi c r owa ve a nd baroecue sauces are readily absorbed , navoring lhe c Ricken. In summer. the microwave does n 't h eat up the kitchen. Clean:UP is al a minimum. too. because chicken can be cooked in the serving dish . -. ·-... ~ ran t i; In wine Wht>n chl(•ken UI crisp, dra11n and d1i<('llrd 111t"lkd r t l'uur on win~ and ('I.Ir rt4ot11 &>WtOn with i<ull ll"'PJK'r and '<'-llh thyml' 1t 1t1•:ort'd Lower hc-ol to ~ dt>t(fM'S llt>l um to ,., e n and bak~d un l' 11 ' e r t' d b u u t 2 o m1011tt•s 1nort', hust1nl( Clftt>o "tth pan Juir t•s until ch1<'kc-n '' tender .111d !ht• win1• hu11 '" dUl't.'d to .i sauu M 1&l""1 r t> u r 11 " p · 1 n a " 2 e ~ ... 1111rw~ e <'h (,111(."Kt:N MA&GAalTA 2 fry1ha rh1rlten brf' asUI, t1pllt '• ('up tequltu 3 tabh•11poon11 11 uu• JUl('C 1 • <'Ul' orao1w J UH'l' 1 h•blc poc>I\ ur1m1w ltqueur or 1.1dd1t1onul llrtlfl6(C )Ul<'t' Sitlt, JX'PIX'r to 1b,tt- Prt'ht>i1t nvt•n tu 4~0 d 1· JI r e t• s A r r u n .: t• 1 hu•kt•11 11k10 -1idt-uv lfl a shallow non i.llck pun Huke unruvcrt.'<l , :.:!()to 2~ Sy Barbara 01hbons m1n ut~:\. until skin 1s cru1p Dram and chsc-ard 1111·1t~d fut lrl lht> llllfl C'o mbane rt'lllu1n1ng 1n~1 ed1 t-nt11 Jnct pour ovl·r chit·kt•11 l.ower heat lo 350 d eg re es Bake uncover ed , basting occ nsionally, a n ad di· tional 30 minutes or until t e nder. Garnis h with thin lime sli ces. if de· sired. Makes four serv logs. approximately 270 calories each. CHICKEN SUNRISF. Subs titute % c up orange juice for the lime juice and orange li- queur. Bake as directed. Ga rnish with orange s lices: 280 calories per serving. BLOODY MARY'S BARBECUED CIDCKEN 8 chicken legs 11h cups Blood y Mary-seasoned tomato Juice ingredients and pour I \4 cup minced onjon over clilcken. DON 'T or 2 tablespoons dried add sail. Bake un· , onion Oakes covered, in a 350 decree : Optional: If.I c up oven an additional ZO to finely minced bell pep-25 minutes, basting I per often. un,tjl chicken is Optional: hot pepper tender and sauce is sauce to tas te thick. Makes four serv· Arrange c h ic k e n ings,2180calorieseach. pieces in a single layer More /ar out chicken on a shallow pan. Slip ideas! Send a stamped, unde r the broile r to self-addressed envelope ' brown skin. Turn lo and 35 cents to Slim 1 brown evenly. Drain and Gournvt Chic~ With a discard fat. Foreign Flair, P.O. Boz Combine rem a ining 624, Sparta, N.J. 07871 . O-..~--'-~~~~~~- ITH IUI E BEEF PllCEI! ~Hunt's Tomato Sauce "..:." .49 H! T;;-R~und Steak ~ u..2>• ff! Welch's Grape Jelly J~9'. 11 • Hl-DRI TOWELS MA YOllNAISE ~ R~~d· Steak ~ u..1'' BEST FOODS ~ 9·~;r8;rsk;t ~ u..1'' ...... -.. ~ Apple Juice ~ 1s• ti~ ·::~139 ffi j:'eone Steak ~ u..2•• ... 1a-1ouc""* H! Steak Or Roast lt4·• 1 •• Met u.. ·~·3 fl.IOU ~ Dole Pineapple Juice 11111c:not ffi Margarine .... 39 ,.,, . ...... O.Uelrt ~ Steinbrau Beer ........ .__ ~ Ancient Age .. , .... ~ Vorinoff Vodka 6 '!:· 119 ... 51• I.IS 658 ht. .. "' '"" .. "-'"' ~Cake Mixes a..-H! Bathroom Tissue H! Pet Pride Dog Food ""'"'· 76 -... . 4 ;: . 98 Iler 18 -. BEEF CHUCK 7-BOllE STEAK OR ROAST .. , .... m Scoresby Scotch 1.11 9'' "'· ff! Westwood Ice Cream ·::' 129 *147 WAS ......,,o.Mao.• ... m Paul Masson Wines ._...,a... .. m Kraft Dinner u 2'' .... -....... , m Detergent ..... 89 ,... . !ff Purex Bleach C:: .69 1..-..,...w Clollt4 m Orange Juice .............. H! Chocolate Beverage ..... 59 c-.... !liU m Nucoa Margarine '~:: .59 ~ ~ B! !l+ ~ HONEYDEW llELOllS ~-··~ ....... lh 39 Broccoli ....... ,., Nectarines u. .• 59 W..llt. u. .• 49 Toftlatoes ..... u. .• 49 Bartlett Pears ~ ............ Sunmaid Rtli1in1 a ·;:.:· s 12• AOYllTISID ma AVAIUlkITT MAIAlfflll lACt!fA M SI 111 11~ 1\llQUlllO 10 81 RIAO!l 1 avaov.111 1()11 JAii 1~ I ~It MAbll 11AS-ll \IU" A~ SPIClflCAlll 11()110 lfl l~I, AO II flf """our OI All A0¥Ult)l0 111111 WI Will OHi It YOU 10Utt CIOCI OI A COlllPAAAlll.1 111 11 #Mi ii A~11Altl W llCllllC 1Hl SAllll SAWtRS M A Uli.ct<lt' 1fll11llNG 10U llJ ~Ult CIOl)I 1111AOVU 11\IO111111 61 11'1 &()'111111)10 Ptl(I MIM411 JIJ ()Al\ , LAMB PRICES REDUCED! ;ff II.I O.A IM,.ctt4,,.... I,, 1 '' ~ irii;'1;1:;, leg-0 -lamb ~ ~ ;ff l~~b<h~~~ U S 0.A .... ,..,... ,,.... ~ u..199 !H lamb Rib Chops ~ 'l+ ~T;;b Chops ~ u. 2s• m i~~be'h~;~· .... -~ _.!!.j,D.A. l-.cfo4 f...a. s-11 --11.S.D A. ~illl-' f.ff loin lamb Chops ~ u. 3 1 9 H! Shoulder Roast ~ "- PltCIS URCflYI ..... ..,. " -.... ""· "· ..... Lew llM-X Prices Prew• WeLl1te•l•YMI .. LI. !J:c.M 1 " ti 28 ... . I~ 229 I• 2•• ..... """' D! Sirloin Tip Steak ~u..2•• ~ Cwt' w.,_u-ra..I ........ M t a.. A-.. !-'!' Sirloin Tip ~ u..249 COi & W..,,.4 lrM, 4·7 U.. A'f., llHf Laill m Whole Tenderloins ~u..399 ..... .. , ... l• Slc>N .... !l.! Pork Chops ...,." .... .,,....., ~ Beef Brisket f 10%111 ):It u..1 •• ..... 1 '' ..... u.. HALllUI STEAK _ l •. 21 • !~~9 ~ l•. 1 59 .... ff! Me~udito Menuclo ttYt •t. - 5 m '" long Grain Rice ··~ .............. !J! Enchilada Sauce It ••. -o.t.,. ~ Green Chile Salsa 7n. - Bf la Pina Flour .. u. .... RED·X DISCOUNT * ON WHALES & DOLPHlNS $2.00 DISCOUNT D11COU11r nam AY ouu•ICISfAm $Ut Off UCll fAMY _ ,_ t ·M·lt _....,,u-s ......--,,. 1 e ·~!~~~ND ~!' ....... "' .-':. ~ .89 1 '' .67 .47 1 '' All •aanm tMMITS lllllYU. • SAU nt DIAUIS OI fOI tnAll OI COMMllOAl ISi. .. . FOOD . Wednesday. September 10, 1980 Make Garden ·Pay Off Many Amer ie•ns to day are re·dbcoverlng the victory garden, but thla lime lhey'~ lookinte for a vtctory Ovt'r ln0~ Uon and tM prellsurf's of clty Ufe Gar~ns ol all s11ei. and shape are :;prout ln1 up everywhe re ai. r1 ty dwellen '"~" refuMl' from the urb1i1n spruwl and rlsin,a prices by '1tt'l tlna baC'k to tht> earth and Ql"Owiu~ ttwir own ca rrot s . o nio ns 1i1nd tom a toe1 Some only have room for • ft>w strawbtrry plllnts neu the pallo. wtu le other:. a re clearing out harger patches ol the backyard for a few rows of homt· grown foods . Those who li ve 111 apartments are getting Into the act, although 1l. might only be by grow Ing fresh herbs in small pots on the kitchen win dowsiU. And even those who have avoided the gardening urge al - togethe r may f i n d the mselves benefiting fr om the tren d a~ friends and neighbors share the fruits or their backyard labors. When it's time to en- joy those garden fresh vegetables take advan- tage of their nutrition and economy by com- bin i n g t h e m wit h eco n om i ca l and nutritious turkey. In this case that means a de- licious skillet dinne r featuring turkey wings with tomatoes. parsley, tarragon, zucchini and onion. · The a vaila bilit y of fresh and frozen turkey p arts from California ma kes turkey a good buy any time of t he year . For good sum - mertime eating, ser ve Garden Fresh Turkey Skiliet Dinner with a gelatin salad or potato sa l a d and o ff er strawberry shortcake or homemade ice cream for dessert. At-home Dining Popular WASHINGTON <AP) -Americans have been spending more of their food dollars for home cooking in the last 18 months as inflation and the recession limit their disposable income. the Agriculture Department says. And the decline in din- ing out has bad a mixed impac t on farme r s . Domestic de mand fo r som e commodities has slowed, USDA ·analysts say, while demand bas inc r eased for othe r crops. FIGURES compiled by the department show th a t r e al sal es at grocery stores rose 3.8 percent in the first half of 1980 over the same period a year earlier. after posting a 0.4 per- cent increase in 1979. Meanwhile, real sales in eating and drinking establishments dropped 1.4 percent during the first six months t his y ear after falling 1.2 percent in 1979, the fU'st decline in sales for food away from home since 1975: Americans h ave been spending" about a third of their foo d budget dining out. "Factors contributing · to these declines are r e- ductions in real disposa- ble income, a cutback in nonessential driving caused by rapidly rising 1aaoline prices and a higher rate of increase for prices on the menu than .en the grocery shelf," the analyst s aald. From June 1979 through this June , 1rocer7 store price s rote leu than 5.9 per- cent while restaurant prices jumped nearly 10 percent. .. INMllVCB u there h a decll.ne in the· 'purcbMe ot food away from llome, people would purebue more at· tbt \:::,er1 stores," Hid Yandrell •• food and marketing analyst. lleal1 prepared at bome include mol'e li- q u ld mllkl frult .nd ve1etables, neaaid. • GARDEN FRESH T U ll K E l' SK I L L. fo!T DINN•!R 4 t urkf'y wllll(!I, about •pound ea<'h 2 tabl pooru. butter or "'•r• nnc- 1 t able a p oon H'tit>table 011 t mt•d1um onion lhinl hM'd I lllr(t~ rlovt• .carlt<'. crui.h1'<t :i I u r Jl t• r t p 1• t o m a t o \' " . (' o " r s 1• I ) r ho pped I about 2 C'U!lf\ I v• c up c hoppe d rw rsley 2 lN11'JIOOnh l'hO}>pt'd freah tnrrttl(on I or 1' teaspoon dry tarra~on h1avt11 . nush1•d 1 ~ It l't'vJ>t•r 2 mt'd1u11l t uc·<'hUll, .. tlt'h t•ut mto fl chunk:. lliunl( l'h lirp knife:. t•ut cnch turkt')' wlnt( 111to 2 Plt'C<'ll ..it t•I huw J<il nl It 11l11t• und put dry M t•lt bullt•r w1Lh 011 rn lllf6Cl' i.k1llcl Saul\' l urkl'Y WIDJC6 U11t1l teoldeu on all 11 1des ; re m ovt from l'ldllet. Lightly sa utc onlon und 11arllc. Add tomatoes, parsley a nd t11 r ra1on . st ir ring to com bl™' Brin.c to a boll Retum turkey wings to ~ktllet Sprinkl with 11i.1t tind pepper. Redu('e ht!ul, ('t)VCr and simmer I to I \• hours until turk •y ls tender Add itJ(•c hini and continue l'OOklng , t·overed , 20 minutes or until zucchini 1s tender Makes 4 serv- ings Easy skillet dinner features turkey and fresh vegetables. Unlimit¢ stprewide savings! ~~--cm. "' J.'~L. ·~ --- .. ~~--..-11 .,.4 -L~... .' ,_ --:::::~ -~Jtr~;:>i . ~ ... . ... 1 ,, .. .,., . -~· ~ ' -~-~ . ..; ' . ··~ CROSS RIB ROAST 198 Bone1e<;\ (jonoeo Beet cnuck lO LARGE ENO RIB ROAST Bonaeo Beef BLADE CUT CHUCK ROAST eonoeo Beef BONELESS RUMP ROAST 197 lO .98 lb 188 sirloin cut Bonoeo Beef Rouno lo BONELESS ROUND STEAK 1 88 •uucur~Dll{fl 1e • BONELESS TIP STEAK STEWING BEEF .• 2 .48 18 2.18 EXTRA LEAN GROUND BEEf.1 98 DOl5 "°' o cuo n ••• LB I . FRYING CHICKEN CHICKEN WINGS t.lAOC "'"'I>< •••...C. CHICKEN LIVERS E·Z CUT CUBE STEAK 90..0f 0 RH' l8 .65 .•. 78 LB 1.09 •e 2.68 FARMER JOHN SAUSAGE 1 48 •tt'M PM• \.1"4K LU • LADY LEE SLICED BACON 1 29 h9 PwC • No GAMES, LIMITS OR GIMMICKS Health & Beauty Aids ! 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Hypoglycemia Patients Should Eat liy Clock Hypoclycemia ts often I (' u n 1 8 o u n <' l' 1 a difficult cond1Uon to tum. to 'aU<'<' dla1no.e bt>eause lt has l small .:ri•t•n 1w11 • wide d iveri.tt )' or ,,.., d1 c('(f "'"' ~ teupoon dill weed J blly leaf I cup plaJn low fut yogurt ounce) froten chopped spinach, cooked 4 eggs in teas poon salt Spe~fal Diets By June Roth symptoms that -suaat'st other ailm nu Yet. tl as es timat ed t h at b ypo1\ycemilt 1 lo-.-. blood 8UM»r I arfc•rl!! mor e than to per t't'ftt of the United Stull'~ population. whu•h an other di~~ l'!I -.-.ould ~ <'ons Ide red 1an l'PUlt• m r<' 2 l.tbk'l'I011n-. lt•nwri j\11 ct> Pour sauce over fillet.a Bak(' In a 350 de•ree nvc•n for 20 mlnutea, or u11111 lhc fl•b Oake• eaal Iv M kt-11 4 11ervm1a ROil.E D MAL •ON l c u c umb er , chopJ>t.,-d floe I tablespoon lemon Ju ace hay lf'<tf Into the center of the skiHet. Cover and sirnmer for 10 minutes or until fish nakes easi- 1 y Remove fish and serve hot or cold with a m l xtun' or yoaurt, l'hoppf'd c ucumber, lemond'uice and remain· ing di weed. Makes 4 servings 14 teaspoon pepper Dash nutmeg Drain cooked spinach. '• 1t•.1 .. 1)l100 or•·~urio • • ll'ai-1~~~ iM•prw1 Wml t 'II(" M IH! a S.UJ • £ t-, tt"ll8ptl()r\ dill Wl'l'd Patit>nti. who t•om plain ol dc11rt'SbHm aru. lety, lack o( e1wr)ty ur 1nsomnu1. oftt'o huv.- been found (un.-r u ra\ ,. o r s ix ho ur iitlut·o~,· toleran« h.' ll to h.1H roller-row.t..r bluvct s ug ar levels. Usuall)', the situation can bt• trl'Utt·d with a special dat'l A r r a rutt• .1b add •H k r1llt'h Ill Ii itrt'a ('(! l11ik I n ll d I ' h ~ o t11 Ii I rt f' i.11n o1t <' ·-.,111t·t• J?r•·•·n IH' fl 1wr It' mon J u1 n· \>r1•gun11 .1nil p1•pµ,1•1 ~ 11 m11ll a almon lt•Jk)l, about ..._ pound '"" h Umlht& watt'r I h•mon, a.heed Uun • ~ tcw;poon aull Arra nge u dmo n steak in a lu.re isklllct Covt'r with hoalinl( w ider Add s l tc:cd kmon, Stall ;~n<l "'11 lt•a l!l>OOn dill weed 1'udc a BAKED EGGS F LORENTINE \ pa c k age < 10· Spoon Into the bottom of eac h o f 4 s lightly grea sed ram e kin s Break an egg on top of eac h ramekin o f s pinach Sprinkle with salt, pepper, and a dash of nutmeg. Bake in a 325-degree oven for 15 to 20 minutes. until eggs are firm. Serve in the ramekins. Makes 4 serv-ings. June Roth is the author of more than 20 cookbooks, an rt udang "Cooking F'or Your Hypmictive Child." I/ you have a 8J)ecial diet questwn, write to June Roth, clo tlw Doily Pilot, P.O. &% 1560. Costa Mesa 92626. Enclose a stamped self·addressed envelope for a personal reply. A s p syc h1 a 1ra ~t Harvey M Ross or l o:. Angel es exp lu11h , "fl ypoglycem1a as ,10 .. abn o rm a t1 t) of meta bolism that r~:.ults in a low blood s ugar • level in response to eat ing carbohy drates , especially the quickly absorbed processed • carbohydr ates, s ugar and while flour. ·'The significance of this can be understood quickly if we realize that it is the s ugar in our blood which is one of the main nutrients of our brains and is an impor· tant source of energy for our bodies. If the s ugar level in the blood falls below a point which is • normal for the in· dividual. sy mptoms arise." The condition o r hypoglycemia was noted ·• in the early 1920s by Dr. Seale Hams who real· iied that.some of his pa-• tients had symptoms that looked like an overdose of insulin. He developed the Seale Harris diet for • hypoglycemia, a high protein /lo w ca r - bohydrate plan of reg- ular feedings and i n· termiltent protein • snacks, that is still the basic di°et for this condi· lion. Ross po ints o ut , "Th ere are three aspects to the diet what you eat, how much you eat, and when you eat. All three poin ts must be followed for good results." Avoid processed carbohydrates, s ugar. white flour, and caf- feine. These cause the body t o r e l ease 1ts stored s u gar . Don 't overeat at any meal, but on the other hand, don't permit yourse lf to be hungry, which means that your blood sugar bas dropped and can lead lo the symptoms of hypoglycemia. Ross suggests that it is best to eat by the clock, r ather than by the stomach. For most peo- ple this means three small meals a day and a protein snack every two hours. Here are some low carbohydrate /high pro- tein recipes that will ap· peal lo the whole family. BAKED HADDOCK FILLETSOllEGANO 1 Y.z pounds haddock fillets Microwa,re Cooking A microwave oven can melt cooking lime in half -or more. Chefs in a hurry can soft e n refrigerated butter by u nwr apping a s tick , • placing it in a glass bowl and h eating in the .microwave for 15 to 20 seconds. ••• "'Adapting conventional recipes for microwave oooking is easy with help fr om home economists at Lawry's Foods. The specialists have free folders availa- ble containing favorite recipes and package directions for micr owave ovens. For your free folder, write • to : Lawry 's Foods, Con sum er Services, Dept. TM, P .O. Box • 2572, Los Angeles, 90051. ••• You can turn out beautifully browned meata and poultry in a matter of minutes. Just apriAkle seasoned salt on chicken or beef, pop • into the microwave and you'll have an entree which looks like it spent hours browning in a con· ventional oven. Cell 142-5171. Put • few words to work for ou. Y'OU A1WAYS SAVI! STAHRIROS. 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I ........ .ai 95c Uuif1f 0EfilsENT •na s1•1 Pli0NTS BOSTON FERNS YDYP\IU,_. OUAUTY ,_ WllONO ,._,..,.,IN I " POT. .. ,. .,Ana ..... UYI y .. •••Y• 0 tht•' S.t•t ~1(1le tf.-.itt •fll<C" f'ltlff...,. f,._" e ................ , .,...........,~., .... ~ l•Ct111_,, W1 M ii t'Mtl ••H1f l 1ettf'4I 91" M , ...... " 11ttte1 .._. ,_., "'-1A..,, ...... ...,..,.., ., .... -~-~-----~-----~------~--~~~-~-~-------- FOOD ~ne9dey, Seplember 10, 19IO DM.YPLOT . Cliefs to Compete . WE CATCH OUR OWMI In the m ddle of the 1traln, hard work a nd endlefS nlshu without sleep, lhe chtif vows this wUl be hiJ IH1 ('OmJ)('tl Uon. When •ti l done, however, and h(• has an opportun ty to t"ujoy all ~ pie~ associated wttb a 8U(~llf'-ll effort aad a wlnnin1 team. ht" finds hlmulf lhirtkin.i of new rttlpet for th · n":d lnternatlonal <'ullnary match. Tbe chef i1J Gcrhurd Grlmelss'-!n . two Ume • participant ln tht' lo ternatlonal Culinary Competttion. ht>ld t"vt'r~ four years 10 !<'rank furt. Germany "Compctaog 111 tht~ e ve nt 19 11 11(~ ex p erae n ce ,'' s a )'S Grimeissen. ··You pul:>h yourself to your pro fessional limit, putting your whole heart mto 1t Even though 1t 's a high stress situallon. I love I the excitement and the satisfied feeling one gets · after a job well done • · Neophyte cooks can find inspiration in the achievement s of Grimeissen. che f de cuisine of the Del Paso Countr y C lub , Sacramen to. He has been a member of the prestigious teams that have represented the Uni t e d S t a t es i n Frankfurt since 1972. He will again travel to German y Oct . 24 through 31 as part of the official chef contingent, which is sponsored sole- ly by Kraft Food service. Despite his modesty, Grimeissen is ac - customed to winning awards. He brought home five gold medals and two silver cups from the 1976 competition. His imposing collection of awards also includes five first prizes from Senior Culinary Exhibi- tions in San Francisco, Chef of the Year a wa rd in Sacramento in 1970 and 1972, and the pre· stigiou s Antonine Careme Medal present· ed by the American AcademyofChefsforoul· standing achievement in the profession. Grimeissen takes great satisfaction in bis reg ul ar work in California where be has been treating country dub members to excep- tionally fme food for the past fourteen years. Weighed agains t op- portunities for creative expression in his present position. offers or higher salaries do not tempt him. "It's never the same here; every party is a special part)' -not like a convention hotel where you turn out routine banquets one after another," be s ays. "Moreover. clean air, blue skies and sunshine make Sacramento a de- lightful place to live." In addition' to being a superb cook, Gerhard Grimeisseo is a talented sculptor 10 c hoeolate , s horteruna and ice HI works <A art fr-equently dteoratt the uoday night butfet t•bl~ at th\' Del l"aso C:lub Two of hl)j prize wl n nlna sC'ulpturea from I.he> 19?6 lnttrnallonal Culinary Comtx"lll1on. depiclln" Wt::.tf'm scenn of cow boy8, art' on displ•Y ln his horn Tht" orla,naalr., 11culptt-d In butter nnd hctswaic. wf're broutchl back fro01 Gcrmflny and l'8 t In br'ontt' Although he enJoys do 1ng dt>eoratl ve buffrt ~ork . Gnme1:s.st'n hkt-:. hol l'noking, too. and he µrides himself on pro \'1d1ng dub mt>mbt•rs with o wide seleruon ot d1sht'S fn)m different na lions traditional Ame r1 e .1n , 1-'re nc h . German, Italian. Mu •l·an . Polynes ian and Chmese ·Modern American ru1sme 1s a melting pot of man) nationalities," he s ays "Among my clientele no dish is most popular; there are so many, and we change the menu frequently Cust omers a re much more adventurous than they used to be; they like to try n~shes. Veal is becoming more and more popular and game dis· hes t hings people didn't consider a few years back." By the age o f 17 Grimeissen bad already completed a three-year cooking apprenticeship and continued to expand hi s knowledge o f culinary arts by working i n variou s f i n e foodservice establish- ments in Europe, Puerto Ri co and the United St ates. ''In recent years chef training as a vocation ha s become qu ite fas hionable.·· he r e- ports . "I get lots or calls from young people who are willing to work without pay j ust to learn, but I can take on- ly so many beginners; I need people with ex- perience." Some of his trainees have become good chefs. and they tend to move on after a few years. Gerhard Grimeissen's home-style recipe for Beachcomber Beef follows:· BEEF BEACHCOMBER ,,; teaspoon salt 1 pinch while pepper 1 lh teaspoons soy sauce 1.4 cup sherry wine 14 ounces flank steak. thinly sliced in strips 3-4 t ablespoon s vegetable oil 1 teaspoon fresh ginger, minced 2 tabl espoon s chopped white onion Y.2 fresh pineapple, cut into chunks 3 oun ces sliced almonds. toasted Be Wary of Hair Analysis Consentin g to a laboratory analysis of your hair to measure o v erall nutritio n al health may sound seosi· ble but nutrition experts warn that the popular practice is often used to make money, not to make people healthier. "Hair analysis is a legitimate method or de- term inf n'g metal con· tamioation or toxicity such as arsenic poison· ing but it shouldn't be used to di ag n ose nutrient defi ciencies," pccording to a nutri- tionis t f r om the University of California, Davis. "I'm afraid this is. just one more ruse used· by people out to make a buck, either by selling l•boratory services or Uling the phony results to sell winece.ssary food supplements," says Dr. Helene Swenerton. "Hair analysis does not refiect the levels of calcium. B vitamins or zinc in your system •ltboqb many of itl promoters claim it does,'\ •be s•ys. "There are too many potential extern.i contaminanu to rely on balr for the an1wer1.'' she con - Unues. ..Simple fact.on like 1wimmin1 pool cbemlcab1, 1bampoo1, t.atr condluonen, blo..-dryen and permanent waves alter the hair's -..tural. condition. You may get a hair analysis that reflects your hair's co ndition, not your body's." If hair analysis isn't the answer to proper testing, what type ot diagnosis ls? Swenerton says the answer may not be as appealing as hair analysis but is the only sensi~le route. ''Ge t a thorough medical exam from your physician," she ad- vises. "Your nutritional status is just one part or your total health. If you sense some type of medical problem don't assume it is related to a 1 nutritional deficiency. There are many factors involved wit h feeling well. We mustn't place t he whole burden of be a Ith on wl)at we eat,'' she sa.ys. . Dr. Swenerton says if you're eaUng a balanced diet from each of the four food groups of milk, m eat, veaetables and fruits and breiula and cereal., you are prob· ably 1ettln1 all of the· nutrients you need. 1 "If you feel unsure! about your diet consult your doctor or a re1- l stered dietitian but don't aet analyzed on a "hlm by Just anyone ... 1 she urges. Call 842-5671. Put a few word• to work for u. 4 ounce• tre1 b Jl('apuds '• cup t:>eef broth 2 tablespooos corn 8tarch Combine salt . pepper, !IOy lUIUCt.• urid 8h•'rry wine t'our ovPr sliced fl a nk s t ea k an d murinatt' for appro" 1matt-ly '-"'h our Rf'mo ve meat from marinade and lay on p11p r towel to dry Suv.- tht' mannade llcul oil In fry1 n1 p1rn Whe n very hot, add gmaer and 0 01 o n s Coo k fo r I m1nutt, add m.:ul and ~Bute bneO)• Add p1ncappll', almonds and peapods at onrt' Continue to sim· mt-r for a moment Pour 10 the marinade and be~( broth Stir tn corn st arch to thicken. Serve at once over flu ffy n ee Yield 4 serv mgs Best of Fryer ~let fams ~·uni. f<y.ng Cnrclt<1 Combo Pack Fesler Farms C.aMorrna Ny1'1Q Cfl>~M Sausage H•l~S/l:;;:td Premium Franks Si~i S.!twiy Variety Pack l•~ Fishsticks ~~:,~0..,,Cf Ill s109 lb s129 IDs229 llll $149 Pao 11-Gl $1 69 Pl.Q , •• GI s11 s P\Q %-7 Dennison's w.~~a"' 1ta0 : 69¢ ~Dinners Gtea!ESUN II Ol s229 ~ S.llSl>oly Sr.» fl\; Z-7 Fruit Stand ounks 6 q::r~s 99¢ :; Laura Scudder~~~~'1t~1S1 °9 %-7 Cheese ~~~~ •D $199 :~Detergent ~ e:;:' $199 Wholt~-y Top Sirloin m, Bff• wn·-.. 10 " 12 "' 5,,, S...!tWJ-Rib Eye Steak e.L,f~,t Beef Bri sket Sa;:.:~~:~.\tl tulor WMlf> G dB f rrem.,..tlc><< roun ee '+l;lt1C..022'fa, ~l'i"'*"J'" Cube Steak tu~ 8tt"t Beef Fritters T'CIQn,. Ch•c"n frr"' Safeway Vitamin 8pecinls! Vitamin E Vitamin C lt$2 38 10$3 88 lb $1 88 D $1 98 ,;21a ID $1 59 "'o 79 ¢ °' 1, , -~-=· ~ ... , .. s3 2• ---::::' ...... $1 l' ~ el !OO ~ el l OO :--; ~!Ue!~ Vitamin~::,$249 %...<i §ga~way Ge!~t.~.~ ~~ s2 29 ~~!rJatric Form,_~la0~!199. J,!!,~ramins M 01~3o s499 0111 DAY or Ill PAY '11111 Dewelop"'9 I-Complex With Iron Sof.woy ... nd a.11te •• 100 Live Local Crab ••.••••• 1.45 .. Red Fish, Swlnning Fresh Rocle Cod & Reel Snapper 1.35 ..... O,..D91y tO ...... pa PEARSON'S PORT Participating in International Culinary Competition is challenging experience. says Gerhard JOO l. ,_,. c...e Hwy ................ Grimeissen, 675-6771 chef de cuisine of the 'Del Paso County Club, Sacramento. 'I [_· __ M_A_•_t_o_o_x __ ) S~MULATE~, '114!!.!~ Hormel Random Pie<el Oranges J ~ "' ..... I\!,.\;~ 29¢ Romaine Lettuce O~h 39¢ Mushrooms Ir.:.~~· $1 49 Raisins le,,. 10 1~: $169 ~oust Green Cabbage m 14¢ Long Stem Roses 8ur>a> s399 I Doltn /,iquor I 11rl II ine Selection ... 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"'.,,... ~ °"" ~~ $2'' ~ Everything you want from a store and a Uttle bit more! •1000 ..,... ... ~ -. -•U6He.C.-..... w91.L..-1eecJ1 ------• 24 ...__. .......... a........... . s.... ... ,......, ..... ,... ............... • 161S..lrfthl.s.19 ... • 14411 Ctlww DP .. •w ..... .,..._ Cll OAll.YPILOT .. ,. . ..._ .. s,, .......... .. Mi lit an dt>fcnse.• 1s m ore tmpOrtw\l than soci al wt>lfare beraust-th<.' luth•r de pends on prest.>rvmg our freedom." said Deputy Sec retary of Defense W Graham Claytor in a s~ch m San Diego I sive' 'Exce Sentence Reduced PERTH. Australia (AP> -A California m arine e ngineer has won an appeal against his "excessive" jail sen- tence for a drug offense in the CriminaJ Court of Appeal here. Gregory W. Zunich. 31 , of Ventura, will serve four years with a minimum of 20 months before he is eligible for parole. ZUNICH WAS jailed in May for six years with a t hr ee·year minimum and fined $856 (U.S.)'for selling about a gram of cocaine lo an Australian workmate, Neale D. Browne, on an oil drilling ship. His lawyer told the ap. peal court that Zunich was "rankled with in· justice a mounting to outrage" because he re· cei ved greater punish· ment than Browne. Browne was jailed for four years with a 20- mon th m in imum for supplying the cocaine be got from Zunich to his younger brothe.r . I THE APPEAL court in a majority decision said Zunich and Browne wel'e ~ally culpabl e I and, as both were firs t offenders. there was 1 nothing in their records I to distinguish them from each other. , .. W.leldly. ~ 10. ,., Reduce Salt; Play it Safe B) o• PETI':• RT£JNt'aOttN ~., Or. ~l•trob•: 111 lhf!rt' I OC'h A thlnt( lit too mu<'h idt 1n the d ll'I' I c-an•t u t food without altfn1t It M)' ~arc-tC'lb l'rlt' I'll gel Into trouble Sonulhan~ 11\r hlllh blood vreuun or hurt d111 Dear Mr. L.: There s tru\h In what you say, l tbmk we havt become too food con!\ctous We're always afraid that wc muy ~ taking somethmg 1n· ltl the body that muy harn1 it For example: On the one hand there 's the tear that 11rtiflcial sweeteners may cause cancer, and on the other. that too much salt may produce hypertension I'm not so sure about tk1e first. bul there's I evidence enough for us to be sus p1c1ous about the bad effeets of too much salt. I T HINK MOST DOCTORS ag r ee that hypertensive patients should cut down on their salt intake. As fo r healthy persons like yourself, the is- sue is divided. Some doctors think it 's all right for healthy persons to take salt because there's no definite proof that il will cause high blood pressure later. While others believe that waving the s alt shaker and producing minor "snowstorms" at mealtime invite hypertension and beart disease. I believe that some have a genetic tendency to develop these complications if they are heavy sail users, while others don't. Not knowing which of us is in potential dange r, it pays to play safe and learn to get along with less salt in our food. FOR EXAMPLE, INVESTIGATORS have found that societies that use little salt' have popula· tions with low blood pressure. One example of many is the Greenland Eskimo. But put such a person on a high salt diet and be will be likely to develop hypertension later. I think it makes good sense to follow the ad· vice of your wife and doctor, Mr. L . Gradually decrease salt intake and you will fmd tbat roods wilJ taste good even though you do not oversalt them. You may reduce chances of developing hypertension. • • • MEDICALETfES Dear Dr. S&elacrou: I never used to drink much water. But lately I can't seem to gel enough. I I'm always thirsty. Also. I've noticed that my ap· , petite is tremendous -am always hungry. yet I haven't gained any weight. lo fact, I think I've lost. Are these unusual symptoma? -Mn. Y. Deu Mn. Y.: Not usual in healthy people. Have you had a checkup lately? Better have one. Especially. urine and blood sugar tests to make sure you do oot have diabetes. ••• For Mt, U!: .Your wife has justifi.~Jion jn nae· ging you if the end result is saving your life. With your history of long exposure to asbestos while working in a shipyard, you are "asking" for cancer of the lung by continuing to put away two packs of cigarettes a day. It reduced Zunich's • • • sentence to four years ~l/·tr~meni o/ an aiJmenl will only lo.-e you but left unaltered the valuable Cime You'll be committing alou> sW:ide, .-0111 $856 fine. In default of Dr. Steincrohn in hil booklet, "H<1W To Stop Killing payment he wouJd re. Yourself." F'or a copy write him at Bo:: ISfO, Cana ceive an extra 12 months Me.-a 92162.6, enclomag 50 cmta_ and ~stamped, ael/- -- IS IT A LEMON OR A SWEET DEAL 1 lrfformattonel Plen Mey Aid Buy•,. Auto Buyers May Get Aid By the Associated Press The Federal Trade Commission is putting the final touches on a controversial plan to give con· sumers more information about the millions of used cars they buy from deaJers every year. The commission began its investigation of the used car industry in Seattle in 1973. A start report, issued fi ve years later, said that the sale of un· soµnd used cars was "a major consumer abuse" a charge denied by the industry THE FrC STAt'F SA,ID THAT dealers should be forced to inspect the c ars they sell and post the results on window stickers. The full commission decided against mandating inspections~!Jut recom· mende d 1n may th a t ----------.. dealers be requJred to post l :O /\l . ..;.l ME1' a "BuyersGuide"on each car, listing 14 major automotive systems and describing each one as "OK," "Not OK "or"We Don't Know." The FTC is seeking public comment on 1ts pro· posal. The deadline is Oct. 7. Comments, marked "Sale of Used Motor Vehicles." should be sent to. Secretary, Federal Trade Commission, 6th St a nd Pennsylvania Ave., N. W., Washington. 20580. A vote on the proposal is due late this year or early in 1981, and Denise Murchison of the FTC said it is expected t.o pass. Used car dealers generally oppose the new rule. Dan Ray, executive director of the National Independent Automobile Dealers Association, one of two major trade groups, said it "would place a dark cloud over the used car industry at a lime when more and more deaJers are already fight· ing for economic survival." RAV ALSO NOTED THAT THE R ULE wouJd apply to dealers only and the association says "the majority of used car sales are made between private, unlicensed individuals " There are no statistics on the number or used cars sold every year , but some estimates put the total at about 25 million. The Motor Vehicle M_~nl!J..!lfiur_ers ~ssQciati<?n .. s~ys _Am~~-c~n~ ;;~~nt $17.7 billion on used cars in 1978 aooui one·lh1 rd as much as they spent on new cars and 14 percent more than they spent in 1977. The manufacturers group aJso says a 1979 Hertz Corp study showed that 00 percent of used cars were bought through dealers of one kind or another ~mprisorunent. I addre.ued ~lope. The dealers say inspecting a car can add hun- dreds or dollars to the purchase price for con- sumers. Ms. Murchison disagreed. She said that in Wisconsin, which has legislation similar t-o the pro· posed feder al rule, the average cost or inspecUon is S30 or less per car. She also said that many dealers already inspect the used cars they sell; the ___________ _. FTC rule would simply require them to report the Diamond Cotter 1JJar1iliRg Lare-Cr By JOVCE L. KENNEDY Dear Joyce: I have beee &ryta1 without succeta &o find oat Ute wa1e scale of and tbe traialllg proceu .. become a diamoad catt.er. Cu YOll belp? -J.D .. LGalsvtlle. Ky Diamond cutting is a n enclave typically entered through family or friends. For outsiders, virtually no apprenticeships are available. or the several private scbool.s that teach the trade, only one is accredit· ed by the National Association of Trade and Te~hnica l Schools : American School of Diamond Cut· ting, Box 4Z1, Minden, Nev. 8M23. The school's owner and instructor is ·Leonard Ludel, a 68-year-old master cutter who learned from bis father. Some of Ludel's graduates are employed by jewelry retailers but most go to work for bla previous graduates in a half-doien cities who have opened independent diamond cutting shops. There they eventually have entrepreneurial opportunities to augment piece-work pay of perhaps $300 to MOO per weet. After a lifetime in the business, Ludel says be still gets a kick out of taking a rough dJamond and "tu.mini It into a bhu.ing wwk of art." You may be abJe to eet •dd.itional lnformation on the work from the Amalgam•ted Jewelry . Diamond and Watcbcase Worll:en Union, 133 W. "tb St., New York, N. Y. 10038. Related jobs for diamond cutten: appralsen and sorters of gems, and the non-jewelry work or predaion in· strumentation technicians. ••• Dear Joyte: I plH lo repalr ftlm proJec&on Hd 01,er H•·•l1HI ~•IPIHM u • rdlre•etlt JM. Cu I leara by conapeecleaceT I .... te If bllC maHfac&unn bu& did llO& tt· ( __ CARE_ERS_) celve even oae repl)'. Very di•· coaraiPag. -8 .0 ., Colambu, Ollk» National Camera, an accredited home study school at 1315 S. Clarkson St., Denver, Colo. 80210, offers basic electronics at a nearby vocational school or community college. Once you've got the basics down, you couJd benefit from one of the .seminan offered by manufacturers; for instance, write to John Meyers, Training Engineer. Dept. 8540, Bell & Howell, 7100 N. McCormick Road, Lincolnwood, Ill. 60645. A-dvanced training also is available through the Association of Audio· Vla ual Technicians, Box 9716, Denver, Colo. 80209. •• * Dear lorte: A• a rece•& innate wldl u A.B. from a good Uberal an. eoDe1e, I •• coulderlag lat.enaa· &loHI law ud '•we mH.)' q..U.. l•cl•di•IC wbe&Ur a law de1ree •••lcl be adeqaa&e &raiablc. -S.8.8., Memplda, Ten. Read a 122-page book, "Career Op- portunities in International Law," available for S6 postpaid from the Order Billing Dept.. American Bar Assoctatloo. ~ E. 60t.b St.. Cbicaeo. Ill. 60637. \V omen Advance WASHINGTON (AP) -Women re·' celved a record 21.6 percent of the 31,200 doctorates awarded In tbe United States in 1979, the National Research Council reports. results of their inspections to buyers. UNDER THE PROPOSAL, THE "Buyers Guide" label would have to include a statement explainjng thal spok~n promises may noi. ~ forceable and telling consumers to get all pro· mises in writing. Separate mark~ would be required ror the frame and body, the engine, the transmission and drive shalt, the differential. the cooling, electrical, fuel . brake, steering, suspension and exhaust systems; the accessories, the tires and the wheels . An "OK" mark next to an item would mean it has been inspected and had passed the check "Not OK " would indicate the item had failed inspection. A brief description of the problem would be re· quired. ··we Don't Know" wouJd mean there had been no inspection. Ray said that if a dealer marks the "Don't Know" block, customers may unfairly assume that he doesn't know enough about cars to inspect one. doesn't care about his customers or is trying to pull a fast on~ by not disclosing defects. HE ALSO OBJECTED to a separate section of the proposed "Buyers Guide" which reads: "If anything w~·ve marked 'OK ' is not OK on de· livery, we have to fix it or give you back some money. If the problem is bad enough, you can m ake us take the car back. Thls is true whether you buy with a warranty or 'as is .' " Ray said this statement forces the dealers to issue guarantees -whether they want to or not. He said some dealers may mark some items "Not OK." just to protect themselves. "What this does is create a negative image in the mind of the customer, especially when there might not be anything wrong in the first place," he said. Beetle Search Abated WASHINGTON CAP) -Agriculture Depart· ment regulation of nine U.S. airports pre.>iousl.-de- termined to be Infested with Japanese beetles is be· ing discontinued. Beetle populations at the airports have been re· duced to the point where they no longer pose a threat to being spread by departing airplanes to non· Infested areas, thedepartment said. The airports are McGuire Air Force Base in New J ersey, Dover Air Force Base in Delaware, Balllmore·Washington lntemaUonal. Philadelphia International, Douglas Municipal and Greensboro. High Point Regional in North Carollna, Quon.'Jel State ln Rhode Island, Port Columbus lntemataon:u In Ohio and Greater Cincinnati lnternationat. Galileo Emergency Fee Skipped 1 Not a Bad Idea Neptune WA SHI NGTON (AP> The fam o u s as - tronomer Calileo ap· parently 11ld not re- cognize a major planet when he saw 1t and thus massed out on adding the discovery to his List of c redits The 17th century genius, using one of his early telescopes, saw the planet Neptune without knowing what it was . Tttis left actual discovery lo scientists hundreds or years l a t e r , an astronomer says. CHARLES KOWAL of Caltech said be re.ex· a mine d r ecords o r Ga lileo's observations and calculated that the Italian physicist saw the planet at least two times while working 1n 1-'lorence Gahleosaw Neptune on Oec. 28, 1612, and Jan 28, 1613, but erroneously thought i t was a "rixed star" even though he not· ed that it moved in rela- t 1on to another star, Kowal reportedtotheNa- tional Science Founda- tion. which finances part ofh1s work. This was 234 years before the distant planet form ally was discovered Galileo. the first to put the telescope to practical use. discovered that the moon was marked by valleys and mountains , and reflected ljght JO· s tead of generating its own. He also discovered the four major moons of Jupiter and noted the pecuHar form of Saturn, whi c h wa s later recognized as being caused by its rings. "WHEN HE saw Nep· tune , he actually was looking for satellites of Jupiter." Kowal said In a t e lephone inte r vie w. "It's also somewhat sur· prising lhal there are on- ly two observations. Nep- tune shouJd have been seen for the entire month of January." Neptune, second only to Pluto as the solar system's most outer planet, is 15 times more massive than the Earth. Little is known about this cold , gaseous planet because or lls distance from the sun -2.8 billion mlles -and the r~ctthat no spacecraft has ever visited 1\ Neptun e was dis · covered Sept. 23, 1846, by a yo ung Ger m an as tronome r . Johann Galle. Other scientists. notably John Couch Adams of Britain and Ur- bain Leverrierof France, calculated that an un- known planet had to be in a ce rta i n position because something was disturbing the motion or the planet Uranus. Galle looked at that calculated posjtion._ and found Neptune with ease 'Unisex' Restroom Helpftd EL CAJON CAP) :__The s ign o n the n e w washroom in the San Diego County Courthouse says "Unisex," a word that leaves people look· ing flu.shed. "Anybody can go in," says Daniel Perkins, pro- ject manager for the Department of General Services. "l thlnk it will be an advantage, for ex- ample, for women with s mall $9n5. They won't have tota.kethem into the· women'stoilet." The room can be locked from the inside, and county marshals won't be guarding it. •·w e would expect peo- ple to knock before enter· ing," said Capt. Les Con· ner. A ladies' restroom is ·next toit. Down the ha ll is the men'sroom. Seriom View 1 LOS ANGELES (AP> I -Calling absenteeism in Los Angeles County schools a serious prob· I !e m , the outgoi n1g 1979·80 grand jury said coping with the problem requires school districts to make funds available ror counseling and other solutions. ••D...EAR ANN i.AN.DERS: Not long ago the TV showed a service stat•on owner being hauled otr to the clinker becaus e be c h arge d more tor gaso l ine th an was permitted under law. It was called "price· gouging." What would you call this? I overheard my dentist's receptionist tell a' paiien t oo th e telephone. "The dentist will be able to fit you io a t 11 o 'c lock today. There will be a $25 emergency fee." T he re was a long pause, and the recep· tionist said, "Well - ca ll us back iI :(.OU con· tinue to have l"uble." Within minut es the phone rang again. That patient was told , ''Yes. l1 o'clO<:k is fine The doctor can see yo u." What kind of a system do we have that enables professionals to enrich themselves because peo· pie are in trouble? Don't they realize that not everyone has health m- surance, and some peo- ple are too young for Medicare? Yes. I am aware of ho w much it cost!i to become a doctor or a dentist these days But are these graduates justified in demanding, "Your money or your life?" OUTRA GE D IN GRAND RAPIDS DEAR OUT : I checked with my owo dentis t , Dr. J ord a n Block, Hd be said he never charges extra for emergencies -but many dentls&a do. To my surprise, Dr. Block added, "It's not a bad idea." When I said l felt this was unethical, he explained, "Some p eople "i II have a toothache ror several days and ignore it until it becomes severe. They lhen call a dentlsl they bave never gone to before. If be takes the pa· Ueat, be must work him in betwttn his regulars. This caues him &o rua la&eaUday." Dr. Block also said, ••w1tee th e•erce•e)' lee la mee&Jamed, I& la eaay &o dl1c:ower llow IH•lae ti.e emer11eacy ..... We Ute. cbeeked Uae Ctalca10 Dea&al Socle&y and fouDd asreement wl&b what Dr. Bl~k taad aald . So, may be ttae emergeacy fee l1a 't &Octa a bad Idea after all. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Please ex plain to my father that it is impossible lo win a da ug hter 's love and respect after years of neglect~ I am 15 and have never relt close to my father because he was ' more interested in busi· ness and drinking than in me. He was never de· pendable enough to plan anything with. I felt closer to my uncles and neighbors than my dad. Last week there was a party at school where we were to bring fathers as guests. 1 invited an uncle who has been very good to me. My fattier found out about it and was furious No w he wants me to go for some counseling 1n the hope that 1 will change my feelings about him. I ha ve refused. I baby·s 1t for a 5· year -old girl whose father is Just like mine 1 wish you couJd convince these men that feelings are already established at age 15, and it's too lat e to change . - MAZIE fN N.Y. DEAR MAZIE: You are right when you say feelings are alre._ty established at age 15. Nevertheless, I hope you will accept counseliag. A young person who bas been treated so shabbily by her rather must bne a gre at many an · resolved proble m s . Counseling un belp you. CONFIDENTIAL to Love My J ob but the Boss ls Too Attractive : Say, "Ves, sir," from oine until five. Arter that, "No, sir." If you rind it too difficult, I hope you will look for another job. ( Horoscope ) THURSDAV, SEPT. 11 By SYDNEY OMAJlll AR\µ' <Mar 2l·Apr. 19): You are able to evade one who would create legal complica- tions Key now is flexibility, versatility and a sense of your own worth. Delay fmal decisions. TAURUS <Apr. 20-May 20)'. Study Aries message for vaJuable hint. Avoid direct confron- tations. Accent on speciaJ service, employment and resolutions associated with nutrition, recreation and health. GEMINI <May 21·June 20): You submit written material; reception to ideas will be favorable. Spark or romance will revive rela- tionship. . ~ANCER (June 21-July 22): Your natural 1ncltnat1ons, interests, abilities and talents ~urge to fo.refront. Emphasis on security, build- ing. assessmgproperty values. LEO CJuJy 23-Aug. 22): Ideas coalesce; forces that had beeo scattered will come together and you'll know where you stand. Messages, reports, visits and a short trip couJd crowd busy scenario. VlllGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Contacts. invest- ments made in past are due to bear fruit . Finan- cial picture brightens as you assume additional responsibility. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You strike chord of wider appeal; display universality or in· terest.s. A long-standing assignment or projett can now be completed. Stumbling blocks become stepping.stones to progress. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov . 21): Areas that bad been obscured by "mystery clouds" will reeeive benefit of greater light. One who previously "threatened" you ceases lo be an object of fear. SAGl1TAIUUS <Nov. 22-Dee. 21) ! You have "second chance" for love. Express feelings, be receptive to one who does care and haa your best interests at heart. CAPIUCOKN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Popularity increases; one who "pulls strings" will take a special interest in you. Accent on advancement, , achievement, fulfillment or ambitions. . AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·F'eb. 18): Look beyond the immediate -you are about to embark on exciting adventure. Some or your hopes. wishes will be revised as you come closer to reality and maturity. PISCES (Feb. 19· Mar 20)? By dl11ln1 beneath s urface indications you can strike pay dirt. Emphasls on rmances, tax structure and p budgetrelaledtoonewboworkswitbyou. t _...._ _ _.,.. .. .. Club f;alendar I SOCIETY OF MIUTAa\' WIDOWS will meet at 10 • m Saturday. Sept 13, at the Repubbc t'ederal Savmg.s llnd Loan bwldrng, • ante Ana AN EVENING of t41a 8anc1 dancan.c with Al Alberts and h1~ orch~tra 1~ schedull'Ci at C.-nt .. r Cl1.1b. Newport Beach, at 8 30 p m 1''rid•Y. ~p( 12 For inlonnallon, ~·all 97~ 0700 THV&~DAY MOaNI ti Cl.U8 of Newport Bear h '<'Ill lyH' 1t llnnu•I friendship tl'a ill 2 I' '" Thun.da\ Sept ll. in the Hal boa Pa' 1hon There will ~ fu:sh1on ho'<' by John Hogan of Fashion l1l1&nd A L P H A X I 0 ·~ I. T A A I u m n Ii 1• Chapter of Oran~e Count • "111 ha Vt' a get arquaantt•d lum·heo n at l l 30 a.m . Saturda). St-pt 13. •l th(' horn(' of Nancy Prechel. Ne-. pon Kt>ac·h For information. call &H 1~ THE ANNUAL SEPT•:Mat:a garden luncheon of the Ne" port Beach Friend!! of tht> L1br•r> 1 scheduled for l l 30 a m Tuesda). Sept. 16, at the home of Mr Mr:. Margaret Corkett Speaker wJll tk- Lad1slaw Reda), a l.1do Isle r~1dent who is a free-lance "riter and sailor POLISH NATIONAL ALLIANCE, Lodge 3168: will host a luau at 8 p m Saturday. Sept. 13, an St Gregory ·s Church Hall, Whittier For resen a .... Full Tn:at•nat lions. cllll 1213 1 941 5092 N WPO•T HAaaoa A&T MuM•um ' Salrs 1&nd Kenl•I Gallery will buH· >.Ul oi;t•nin& receptJoo for art1sLI\ .. 1ort>nc•t> Arnold and Rim• Goodmanat6p m fnday,S4lpl 12 A 'Gt:T SMART ' s eminar u A<"ht"tluh~I for ihc• W.-dne day, ~p( 17 mM'l1n~ o ( Or flntcc 'ouoty Harbor rl'a l.A'a:ll Serrf'tanf'll AHOCt•U<Jn fhf' mc-.•tm~ will ~"in at 6 30 p m at thf' S111h•1 'lh•ak house. f"1>unlalll \'1dl(') fo'nr rt"H'r v11t1o nll ca ll H97 St 14 l .Acar A ~IC.t .. :.,WOMAN'!'\ CUIB 1 s~ml( 111 ~ nwmbt-Ni A mtom ber~h1p brunc·h \o\ 111 takt! pla~ at 10 a m S:lturft.t) S.•11t t3: in Ult+ Crown \'alle)' Park Community ('~ter t-'or inform,11 wn c .>II liina Bourestoo, IUl 21~ fHE MONL\A\' MOR INt. Club of Hunt ington lh«H'h will began 1h 1980 '81 dub 1n-..t11m1 with ·a meeting 011 Mooda} Sept 15, 11\ the Hunt 111gton Re.!ch Inn T H .: WOM EN 'S llESEAllC R Institute '<'111 hol>t a moolb1y lllformal gel togt>lht-r for entrepreneun. devol ed to s~nn~ bu~mess expenences and n~t9.ork111~ ht-ginning al 6 p.m Tucl>da)', Sept 16, at the Crossroads restaurant, f'ountain Valley For in Lee Maj~te gets the treatment from (from left) Rita Dierken, Mark David and Sandi Price in preparation for a ·cut-in' Sunday, Sept. 21, to benefit the March of Dimes. Several salons are participating in the event at which persons who donate $10 can receive a cut and style or mini-makeup. The event will be held from noon until 4 p.m. at Fashion Island. For information, call 979-2270. ( Singles ) __ c_ar_end_ar __ SELF CENTER will have a Single Experience discussion on ''The Perfectionist" at 7:30 p.m . Friday, Sept. 12. in the city of Orange. For in· formation. calJ Jan or Michael at 997·9fi00. ORANGE COAST SINGLES will have a general meeting at 8 p.m. Fri· day. Sept. 12, in Fountain Valley. For inf~rmation, call Ann at 751-0291. BIG BANDS SINGLES will have a dance at 8: 15 p.m Sunday, Sept. 14, at the lnn at the Park Hotel 10 Anaheim. For information. call 525-7657. PEOPLE SAMPLER. a work.shop for single adults, will be presented by Coastline Community College al 8 p.m . Friday, Sept. 12. in Newport Beach. The w~rkshop is designed to Get into shape. At Command Performance we adapt the hairstyle you want to the hair you have. So even while your hair is grow- ing, o ur haircut continues to help it hold its shape. And you continue to get all the looks you're looking for. Shampoo, precisK>n cut and blow dry for men and women. No appointment necessary, ever. offer techniques for finding people of similar interests. For information, call ~11 ext. 256. OUTDOO& SINGLES will have a rollerskating party at 7: 45 p.m. Fri- day . Sept. 12, in Laguna Hills. A house party will be held at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Sept. 13. in Huntington Beach. Also. the gToup will. have a beach party at 1 p.m. SuDday, in Laguna Beach. ~or information, call 556-7026. Singles Calendar runs each Wednesday and contams m/<>rmatwn on discwswn groups. partre.~ and events open to the publtc m lht• Orange Coast area Send notices I<> SmglPs Calendar. Daily Pilot . • P 0 Bor 15&1. ('l)sla Mesa. CA 92626 Include you r name a nd telephone number 'Vot1ce\ mll31 b€ received two week s m ad1vmc1• 11( an event formation, call Gibson Mu('flonold 3t 760 10 H N11NGTON BEACH 8aANCll or tb f Am rlcia n Assocl1tl1on o f llnlv.,.rftlty Women will have a cham· lllllJnf' brunch at 9·30 a.m Saturday, ~pt 13, •t lhl' Huntington Beach Cl'ntr•I IJbrary New offict•n. wlll be Introduced and the year's progTam f'Xpla1n~d i''or information call MO 23&4 N •:WPOaT BEACH CHRISTIAN Women's Club will meet at 11 .45 a m Wednesday, Sept . 17 at the A1q>ort.er Inn. Irvine Speakers will twule Hadley and Clare Bauer For re· iiervat1ons , ('1111 Mrs Jim Dority , !>44 2921 SAN CLEMENTE CHAPTER, Na tional Association of Retired Federal Employees. will meet at 1 30 p m. Tuesday, Sept. 16, in the San Clemente Community Center NEWPOR1' HARBOR Toastmistress Club wtll meet"a t 11 30 a m Monday, Sept 15, at Gramma 's House restaurant, Santa Ana For lllforma- llon call 64.2·9065. LAGUNA BEACH Branc h of the American Association of University Wom en will meet at 9·30 a.m. Satur· day. Sept 13, at the Festival of Arts grounds New members will be welcomed and the year's program outli ned For i n forma-t1on call Carolyn Lyons, 494-5087. MESA-HARBOR CLUB will meet at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 11 , in the Mercury Savings building, Tustin . Slides of China wiJI be shown by Ed- die Wise. THE EIGR111 ANNUAL St Joseph Hospital benefit Saturday. Sept. 13. will feature Ma ureen McGovern, a formal dinner and dancing to the music of Nelson Riddle and his or- chestra. The setting will be the Dis- neyland Hotel For ticket information call 633-9111. BALBOA-BARBOR Alumnae Chapter of Gamma Phi Beta will meet at 10 a .m . Thursday, Sept 11 , at the Belgian Waffle resturant, South Coast Village. Plans for rush week at UCI wiU be discussed. For information call Mrs. Peter Venerdi, 559-4242. AN INFOaMAL discussion of post- mastectomy rehabilitation will be led by Louise Rose at 11 a .m . Tuesd·ay, Sept. 16, i..q Garbo's at Nordstrom. South Coast Plaza. ANN llA&TIN, a reporter for KABC- TV's Eyewitness News, wiU speak at the annual membership bnmcb of Orange County Chapter of Women in Commlllloic:ations. It will take place at 11 •..c. in the community oeot.er at Wednesdey, September 10, 1980 I I ·I Golden West College. For reserva- tions or information, call Lulu Mae Casey, 646-2307 . KAREN AND LASZLO Lak, violinisl and pianist. will perform for the Harbor View J-lills Committee of the Orange County Philharmonic Society at 9 . 30 a.m . Tuesday. Sept. 16, at the home of Mrs. G. Bork Kellogg. • ·bun•...-v l" I; .1 ... c ......... I :~::i:~ Wll!4d J SOUTH COAST ALUMNAE CLUB of Pi Beta Phi will hear a talk by Dr. Peggy Snow of UCI on "Your Mind Can Make You Well" at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 11, at 304 Buena Vis· ta . Newport Beach. For information. call Laura June at 540·0430. THE SADDLEBACK VALLEY Study Center of the Theosophical Society in America will present a talk by Dr. Robert Bonnell at 7:30 p.m . Monday, Sept. 15, at Laguna Federal Savings and Loan, Laguna Hills. -------- CM. GAUIT IA, 0.0.S. A entiatry For Ch.illkrn ' ~~-» i~-~ SAN CLEMENTE MEDICAL PLAZA SUITE 245 657 CAMINO de LOS MARES (714) 496-5001 SAN CLEMENTE ae•M•ffomS...C1e.._,.a.-.1H-el ORANGE COUNTY CHAP EK of Clipped Wings , Unite d Airlines Stewardess Alumnae. will have a membership· meeting at 11 a .m . Saturday, Sept. 13. at J . P. Mac's General Store, Huntington Beach. Mrs. Betty Hill. director of Ray of Wed.1/17 Hope in Tustin, will speak and she 9-11:30 •.m. will be presented with proceeds from Thure. 9/11 ( " . ' LHrn The Art Of the group's spring fas hion shOw. 7-9:30 p.m. Mary K. Doherty Dana is the new .(llllM' president of Clipped Wings . INTERIOR THE WOMAN'S AUXILIARY to the American Societ y of Mechanical Engineers, Orange County Section. will have a party night at 6.30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 13, in The Colony clubhouse. Irvine. Reservations can be made with Mrs. Frankllll Fowler at 87l·Ol70 THE DOLPHINS of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce will hear a talk by writer Ann Martin at ill> Sept 16 meeting at the Newporter Inn. For reservat.Jons call 644-8211. NEWPORT HARBOR Area Alumnae Chapter of Delta Delta Della will kick off its new season with a footJ ball themed dinner at 6: 15 p.m. Wed- nesday, Sept 17. For information, call 675·2300. B'NAI B'RITH WOMEN, Mitzvah Chapter, wilJ meet at 7 :30 p.m Wed· nesday. Sept. 17 . at the Mercury Sav· ings and Loan building, Hunt.mgt.on Beach Mike Melville, an instructor at Golden West College, wiU speak on "Wh y Can 't A ge and Youth Cooperate" AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE. Newport Harbor H.tgb Scbool t:r1apt· e r , is seeking young persons in terested in "llVlDg abroad for a sum- mer or fuJI school year in one of 53 · nations. An infonnahon meeting will take place al 6:30 p.m . Thursday, Sept. 11, at Newport Balboa Savings and Loan. Newport Beach. .. 142-asn DECORATING Exciting new ' decorating cour~e. 6 weeks is j~t -$50- AMMOUMCI Talca·lt-Off .. 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Kings: B mg "tar'.' 0.6 mg nicotine-100' s Reg: 10 mg "tar:' 0.7 mg nicotine-· "--------------" 100's Men: 11 mg· 'tar:· 0.8 mg nicotine av. per cigarette. FTC Report Dec'.79 • I tried. MERIT ·is me - proven alternative to high tar smoking. And you can taste it. Kings & lOO's ... - I I . I I I I -, L.OCAl: Flattelled Tra~ lslmtd The concrete circle at Cliff Drive and Irvine Avenue in Newport Beach looks like a giant pbonog:rapb record, or. maybe, a landing target for a skydiver. But it's simply the remains of an unpopular traffic island installed by the city last June at a cost of $20,000 as a means of slowing motorists. However, the island went over like a flat tire with local residents who complained so bitterly that the city bas now removed it at a cost of $1,000. Utilities Win Over Seniors' Housing Laguna Beach City Council members have removed con· structioo ol senior housing as a top priority in an application for funds for low· and moderate· income housing. Tbe city's Housing Element Committee bad earlier recom· mended that the city list a r~ quest for $280,000 for senior citizen housing as its top priority. BVT OFFICIALS faced with loes ol $417,500 in federal Hous· ing and Community Develop- ment Blodl Grant fund1J already approved for Lasuna. are focus· in1 on improvements at Tbunton Trailer Park. Tbey have listed u t.heir top tbree priorities requests for sewer, storm drain, and water main improvements at tbe treller park in flood-prone La1uaa CallJOD. _ Tbe city b aattnc for $190,000 Cut Off Tail for the improvements . Last year, it spent $10,000 in federal funds for preparation of a plan for the work. A~4'0 LISTED in the city's ap- plication are requests for $25,000 for housing rehabilitation loans and grants. And, the council included a re· quest for $5,000 to remove architectural barriers to the handicapped in Irvine Bowl and business district sidewalks. The council bas been told that unless the city submits a plan for construction and repair ot low-and moderate-income hows· ing by Oct. 31, it will lose $417 ,500 in federal funds. Orange County housing plan· ners bave told council members that city projects "coming to a conclusion" would be funded, but money for new r.roJects and "loans in the mill' would be stopped. Cops Hum SaJ,ist Who Mutilated Dog A sadistic knife-wielder who Colla Mesa police say probably bad an accomplice to bold down a screaming little border collie while amputating its tail, is -Caah Stolen F.romNB Gas Station Someone who shattered a window to a service bay at the Harbor View Shell gasoline sta· tion in Newport Beach made off with $1,630 in cub, the fmn's mana1ement told police. being sought on animal cruelty charges today. Robert E. Metzger Jr., 49, of 836 Presidio Drive, notifie d authorities over the weekend after retwuing, from a trip to Oregon and finding bis pet, Cheater, maimed~ . THE WIDMPERING animal, which bad been left securely locked in Metzger's backyard, has a one-inch stub of bare bone left exposed by the attacker. Police Officer Alan Cain said the black-and-white mixed-breed shepherd dog's tail was discarded on Metzger's patio. He said the 21h-year-old dog was treated by his veterinarian, wbu said the injury indicated the tail was severed by a sharp knife. Doug Harmon called officers to the service station at 2500 San POLICE SAID the vet noted Jpaquin Hills Drive after ~ that despite Chester's relatively covering the burglary at open.mg small size it probably required time llenday. --an accomplice-to bold him -wtlttr lnvesti1ators said $1,500 in the tail was cut off. weekend receipts contained in Investigators are question.in« an envelope waa pocketed after neighbors to determine if they it wu found bidden in a desk saw or beard ~g suspicious drawer; along with $13rt takerr durtngtbefouraays Meugerwu from tbe cub register. absentinOregon. Not.bins else was touched, in· vesthcaton said. Police Audion Slated Saturday Bicycles, jewelry, tapes, a chain saw and other itema will be sold to the biCbest bidden at a Huntln1ton Beach Police Department auC!llon slated for 10 a. m. Saturday. Tbe aueticm will be held at police badQuart.en at the ln· tenedicm of Yorktown Avenue and lllaila ,~. Terms ol sale arecMbomy. •-•I l"et1r' Jeffrey E. Bozanlc, 22, of Huntington Beach, bas been named 1980 Man of Year at Humboldt State University, Arcata, graduating with B.S., M.A. and M.S. degrees. He wW enter UCLA in the falt t.o f'tudv law. Job-seeking Agency Keep1 Doors Open The Harbor Area Youth Employment Service (YES > isn't shutting down just becaWJe it's September. The volunteer agency that matches willing young workers with jobs s hifted to its fall schedule today, with phone lines open at 642-0474 Monday through Friday from l to 5 p.m., accord· ing to officials. IOBS DOING yardworll , general labor, trash baulin1, housekeepin1, painting, baby· sitting and a variety of other chores are solicited by YES staff members for teen-agers. The community service qen· cy at S42 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa, ·serves both Costa Mesa and Newport Beach throughout the year and requires that refer- ral workers be paid the $3.10 minimum wage . PEW V8£118 OJ' tbe YES ~ gram are disappointed In work bandied by the employment bureau's youngsters, says Mn. Carolyn Sweetland, executive director. Since YES opened a decade ago, she notes, a new wave ot youth employers bas moved into the community. "A lot ot the kid1J who got jobs through us have grown up and gone into business and now they call us for their help," she notes. . Recruiting BegunforY Indian Units Recruiting for YMCA lndian Guide, Indian Maiden and In· dlan Princess programs de· signed to bring mothers, fathers and sons and daughters closer together is now under way, ac- cording to West. Orange County YMCA officials. Children from kindergarten through third grade are soucht for the programs, which involve meetings in homes twice a month in addition to one special meeting event such as a camp. out per month. Parents and children wear In· di.an costumes -and ebooee their Qwn Indian name as part of the guidance programs. Fathen and sons are elistble for Indian Guides, while mothers and daqbten belOftl to Y-lndian Maidens. The special Y ·Indian Princeils program is for fathers and daughters. Recruiting schedules and more complete information may be obtained by calling the V at 847·9622 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. weekdays. Audubon Sets · Bird-watcher Field Trip Early mornln1 bird ea· thusiuta trill have an opportuni· ty to see the elusive railbird Sept. 21, u put of a field trip apomored by the South Cout Audubon Society. The San Clemente 1roup will meet at tb~ewport Beacll Back Bay bestnn•n1 at '1 Lm. wben bllh Udea in the ba7 will flush tbe wadinl birdl ...,.._.., near tbe road. Interested blrd·watchra should meet at the Parklnl kit off the Back Bay road Uld ur• poolers can meet at Thrifty Dru1 parklnc lot l a S•n Clemente ate: 15 a .m . For more lllformalioa, call 492.,__ or m -MTJt Escort Fight Rages Efforts to Outlaw Se"'ice Attacked CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP)·- Effortl to outlaw controves;alal escort services ln Lu Ve1u - vlewed by some critics u al· le1ed fronta for prottltutea - came under sharp attack here in a Nevada Supreme Court bear· ln1. 'Browser' Snatches Jewelry An eJeganUy dressed browser who apparently used facial makeup and a black wig dis· guise b beinl SOUCbt today after anatcbinl a $3,300 gold watch from a Newport Beach depart· ment store and neein1. Ruth II. Jacobson, of Mission Viejo, clerk in the jewelry de- part meo t of Robinson's, 2 Fashion Island, told poUee-sbe grabbed the escaping thief and ripped bis jacket but be got away Monday. MISSING ALONG with the suspect, who apparently did a quick-change act ln the ladies' restroom of a nearby depart· ment store, where he discarded , bis clothes, Is a 14K Baume & Mercier timepiece. Invest igators were told by Mrs . Jacobson that the nervous browser flJ'St asked to see a tray of watches, chose the most cost· ly and asked if be might cbar1e it. • She said that procedure would have to be approved by mana1e- meot tint and when she started to get the necessary forms to fill out the s uspect changed bis mind and chose a less expensive watch. SHE SAID IT was about then the thief 1rabbed the costly Baume • Mercier gold watch and broke into a dub for the door, at which time she 1rabbed at blm and nearly ripped bis j~ket pocket off. The suspect made a mad dash down an escalator and fled out of the store, leaving a folded newspaper, empty wallet and a ma1uine featuring elite yacht racins IUbject.a on ber counter. Police said clotblq fittlnl the description of the eii:pensive ap- parel be wore turned up shortly afterward in a ladies' room trash container at Buffum'• Department store. Lawyen for 10 •cort Mrvicet ur1ed tbe bllh court TUelday to· overturn a lower court ruliDI favoria1 a Clark County or· dJnance, and to declare the or- dJnance uncoaatitutionaJ. At one poi nt durin1 the oraJ artwnenta, Supreme Court ELECTED PRUIDINT Jec:ll Mc:Dawaft Jack McDoiooll Named Art School Chief Former Laguna Beach Mayor Jack McDowell has been elected president ol the Laguna Beach School of Art, succeed.iD1 Paul Sliker. ' Re-elected first vice president at the art acbool board's annual meeting was Ruth Oscood Salyer. John Rayment, formerly treasurer, wu elected aecood vice .,.._ideat. Eugene Parker was elected treasurer , and William McDoµgall was re-elected secretary. Direct.on re-elected to tbe board were Sliker, David Younc, John Dundas, Ja)'lle Ayres Malone and Alexandra Martell. New board members are J act Linkletter and Robert Sutton. Trailer Park Assault Mesa Police Seek " Slwtgun Wielder A shotgun-wielding attacker who summoned a YOUDI woman from her Costa Mesa trailer home with a honk of bis born, then rued a shotgun at her alone with a profanity, is bein& souatit today by police. The target of the assault about 2 a.m. Saturday at a trailer park al 2560 Newport Blvd. narrowly escaped being hit. KELLY C. SBEUJIAN, 19, told investtcators she dove bebind a steel trub dumpster for cover when the sbotlUD wu aimed by ber assailant. A suspect was later nearly cauibt in a drapet that ended in a deadmd alley at a Santa Ana Avenue apartment com· plex, but escaped pursuin1 police by scramblln1 over a fence. Patrolman Gerry Stukkie laid it appeared the s uspected shot1UD·wielder, findine himself bo:&ed·in, abandoned bis station wagon and piled items up against the fence to escape over it. POLICE IMPOUNDED the auto and car keys left at the aceoe in the 2100 block of Santa Ana Avenue, also ael1ln1 a 1in1le, unfired sbot1u• abell found in the car. A pasaencer -wu qiieStiODed by police and releued. Miu Shellman told police she waa awakened by a car bom honking outside her small trailer. She aald abe beard the car drive away but stepped outside to investigate and saw it parked a abort distance away in the driveway. INVE8'1'1GATOU WE&E told by the victim that one of three YOUDI men vilible in the vehicle stepped out, took the •botlUD from the car, loaded one shell in tbe chamber and aimed. Miu Shellman said abe dove for cover u be cried out a near· ly un•mellilible ·oath and then Justice Al Gunderson aalled whether the county's poeitlon wu that freedom ol auociaU. rl1ht1 didn't extend to paid dates. And Justice Cameron Batjer added that it seemed the OI'• dJnance wu so broad it could apply to people who are paid lo escort the elderly to stores or docton' offices. But deputy Clark County Dls· trict Attorney Mahlon Edwa.rda said the ordinance, passed in November 1978, wasn't ~ conatitutionally overboard aDd dealt only with the "business" ol da~ing. ,.. ''THE RIGHT OF association is not abloh4e,'' be said, adding that county commilsloners and Clark County District Court Judge Paul Goldman found there was. "not one legitimate paid escort in Clark County.·' The businesses figbtinl the or- dinance include Swin1in' Suzy's Escorts ; French Quarter Escorts; Valley of the Dolls; Lu Ve1as Touch Escorts; Las Vegas Girls International; Lucky Escorts ; Oui Girls; Playgirl Escorts ; Elegant Escorts; and Star Escorta. Judge Goldman issued a January 1979 order favoring the escort service ordinance. but stayed enforcement of the or· dinadce pending the Supreme Court appeal. Tbe high court will issue its decision later. ESCORT SERVICE lawyer John Lukens asked the Supreme Court, "U the legislative branch of government bas the power to mate it illegal for one person to accompany another person for a fee, where does that legislative power stop?" He said abuses can occur in an y area -even with "a member of a judicial body" - but added that to simply ban a buslnesa requires a finding that it's inimical to the public in· terest. Escort lawyer Jeff Shaner added that Judge Goldman should have allowed full.blown hearinp on objectloas to tbe or· dinance. Another escort lawyer, Edward Bernstein, said "mere public intolerance" is not a pro. per basis for baaninl the e.cort services. BE&N8TEIN SAID escort businesses flouriab in convention towns such aa Las Vegas and Reno, and are even used by via· ltln1 "dignitanes" and "am- busadon." "'Yoll really expect us to believe that 7" snorted Chief Justice John Mowbray. Mowbray added that the or· dinance may be overboard, but the remark about the escorts' clientele was "just a little too heavy for me." Yef another escort lawyer, Alan Andrnn, said the busineu was nothing more than "match· malting,'' and that bu been a permitted activity 1oin1 back "centuries .and centuries" throughout the world. Andrews said that if Clark County thi.nb the eseorta an · really promoUo1 proaUtutiaa.. then tbe county should enforee ita separate ordinance aeaialt prostitution. He termed tbe escort ordinance ''hopelessly unconstitutional." 1.agtma Panel Eyes School Funding Plan- Memben of the Laguna Beadl Educational Foundation will meet tonilh! to bear e~ from aeveraf comultants qn bow funds can be raised for tbe school dbtrict. The panel is interviewine pro. fessioaal fund-raiaen in an ef. fort to determine means of raia· inl money for the flve-acbool district. The educational foundation was established by trust ... earUer thla year to raiae funds to support school activities in tbe wake ol Prop. 13, decllninl stu- dent enrollment and \be effedll of the Serrano· Priest state Supreme Court dec.bion. · Tbe board ol tnllteea aita • • pulled the trtaer. Coast Park Speech Set -..... the foundatloa board, ancl a 'JO.member foundation coaunjt. ,c ........ ... Marine Corpe Capt. GrelOO' Ratba, 38, ol Minion Viejo la Third Marine Aircraft Wini Carrier Pilot of Year, nominated now for alloCorlJI bonon. El Toro MC.AS-baled ruer bu made 95 carrier landinp, honkin1 safety line with excellent 3.10 1rade averaae in trainlna. He bu 1,000 accident-free fll1bt hOUNI. TM plaan•n1 and tbe impact of tbe newly created state park alan1 tbl lntae Cout wtO be -~ Sept. 11 .. tM J'ard Mr •IP•N cafeteria .. Newport Beaeb. • Davld Allen, of tbe 1tate Department of Parks and RHrutian. will be tM featund speak• Ill tlM 7:• p.m. eftDl. 1po. Hored bJ tb• Newport Harbor Area a.amber ol Com· merce. AdmlllkJD b ... For f\atMr lnfn""'•tiM ,..11 MA-"211. tee bu bem=ted to help lD fund-ralaiq Orta. · Toallbt'a meetial will be beld at '1: 30 ID tilt scbooI board roem. 550 Blwnoat St. 11M public la ID-, Yited. 1 Oziam Slided I 1For Viebumaeee An ll·week cou r1e 1• American dttNalb.lp for VMt· nam .... .,.akl:1 ,.none wW be .......... at al Colta .... Hilb Sdlaol. 'tboee bUnlted can re..._. tbe ,......._al tbe cl ... lD Room 11·2. , ,, 02 DAILY PILOT Deatlu ' P A.SCAGOULA. M 1,1 (AP) Former Rep. William Cola•r , D·Ml111 .. who t>.camc a lead lnc conservi.1tlve spokesman dur1n1 his •O ·Yt"ltr rare•r I n Con&ret\5, died Tuesday nl1ht tie huded th• House Ru.Jes Commltttt from 1988 u.nt.U l\.ls 1913 retirement NEW YOKK <At» Harold t'liarma•. author, ~ater cntac for The Nation m1tgutne since 1953 and director or numer ous plays Including .. Th .. Member of the Weddlng," dit.'<i Tuesday o( cancer MINNEAPOLIS IAP) W .H . ''Herb " ~baper, 66, who turned a simple wood carving in t o the pro fitable "Cootie" game, died Monday of cancer NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP ) W . Masey Jarman, 76 . retired chairman of the board of Gen esco Inc., died Tuesday. Dftnlt Noli<>n .. I.EON Long Wa9 Dotmt 1 • J I APW ....... OBITUARIES -·--PUBLIC NOTICE ~ PUBUC NOTICE l'IC'TITIOUI •USINHS ·--,.,CT'""iTIOUS i us1NHS NAMISTATlMl NT NAMlSfATIMENT lho lotl-lng person It dOl119 11<1tl The lollo•l ll9 ""'""'I •re doing fttn •• t>utt"eu " CDN llNENt•t Pl ACE, e100 THE BALLOON OAADEH, "9t Pet\ Pll••. s. ... ton, C•tlt0t nit__, WUICllH, Hunltnqlon 8eacll, Ce .,_ .... (l•O M Leon.ro 1100 S Prelrlt Pau~ Cllrhtlan 1Cn111el, tJll Avenu,, Tou•nc•, C•lll01nl• 'IO)CM We>1ttll1, Huntl1191on 8"acll, Ca ., .... Tlli• bu>ln." I• conducled by an In l.trry Dorn. S~so Wllslllre lllVCI., dtvlOu•I lo• At>Qtl ... Ce a» (l•rlo M l..-•d l.u<llle K-. SS.SO WllSl\I,. &lvd , Tiii\ •l•te11'-I wH 111.0 wltll tN LO\ A"9tl .. (e ~ County Cltrk ot Or.•n .. c:;ounty on Tiii• bu•lneu Is conducted l>V 1 AllQU\I 11 t• Qolfttre l Plrlntrolllp THO"'ASWEl.t..S At-y•uw S11lt1 tM Ne111119<t 1'1-lel l'lete Mt Naw,.n C:...tor Drlv• Hew,.,, e..c11, C•. nwo PuDll\two °'"'II<' CCMl>I D•lly Piiot s .. pt l, 10 17, 1•, t'llO H•3 80 PUBLIC NOTICE l'IC'T1TI005 8USIHE.$.S NAME STATEMENT The foUowmo Mr son' •re OoinQ bu~•n•U~ SI I( IMPERIAL LTD . 1001 W Wllllllet BlvO, La H&l>ra. CA 'IOl>JI TllOm.S R Vlllelll. ttS. S Ml Ver11011 Colton C• 91J2• Sandr• J B•llH, lS?ll La M•yO Dr • Sunnymeed, C" 92l88 RICH•RD M VIL LELLI. toot W Whlllltr Blvd. 1.• H•llr•. CA'°"'' JUdllh"' IEQ91tr1, ISO. Espl•n.CSe, Re~!Hacll.CA911117 ~Inda I( CalabrH•. ''° N IOfl>(), L• Hab••. CA 111»31 Donne M L.•C>lant• 101 Cttrv• La Kllbr•, CA 111»31 •ntllon¥ Vollt!lll, ~St Gllru• l• Hab••. CA 90&31 lh1\ t>u\ttW\\ 1\ ton<lu<t•CI b• a hm•lf'O O&r1rter\htp l H'I06 t(. (.6, 6bf"fH Ttui \fatemH\I w•s ftf@O with IM County Cler~ ot O•onQ(' County on Al>Qu\I H l'l!IO THO"'AS WELl.S Attorney .. Lew Sult• no Hew(le<t l'iNft<-.1 Pl..,• SOO Htw-1 Centw Drivt Newport -h. C.t nwo FU .. l PuDhshed Ordllge c...,,1 Oa11y Piiot ""'"' l 10 t7 7•, 1...a H94 80 PUBLIC' NOTIC'E FICTITIOUS BUStHl!SS NAME STATEMENT Tnt follo•1nQ rwrson\ ••tt 001,,0 bu\1nt'' a!i> FIJLlfRION PI N E'i ,..0M[0WNE!l~ A~SOCI A110N 1401 P1not\. F uHf',.,Ot'I (i1911fOt'IM4 97&U r ufl.rnon Plrw\ Home-o.-'~rs A\ S.Ot •lf•Of' Inc • C•flforn14 toroor• lion, 1•01 Pinon Futle:n~ Ci111forn1A "7635 T "'' OU\.u''E'\"> '' conou<.lM o" .a c °' Por•t+on Fullr'1on Pt,..,.Ho~ne,, M.trli. J TN>tt\pson Pr~s..°""t l Dorn ThlS Jlel-' Wai llr.d wllh llW co .... 1v Cltttt ot Ora,,.. c-1, on •UC)u}I U, 1'90. 1'10111 PubU-Oten9f c ..... Dally Piiot AUO t7. Sepe J. 10, 17, l'llO Ult«I PUBLIC NOTICE NOffClOf' PUa1.1c SAi.iE On Stpt-r lS, '"°· It 10.ao • m et t l•U W•rntr Avenue, Fov11teln Valley, Celllorftl•, tll• to1 row1 .. o dHUlbed o-rsonet pr-r1y Wiii be lOfd et l>UOll< •u<Uon, wllllOut rt• W'"'• 111 H tool perll•llY con•l•vf.l•d wOOden _,_t Tiii• Wie I\~ In a<<GrOll\Ct with C•llfornl.a CMI COde s.cuon1 1'17 I M '*· by ltle undltnl9ntc1 t...CStord. 10 dlsp01e OI personal property 1111 by Ille l•ftafl\ at tt•n Werner .,....,., Foun te ln VIiia~. C.Jllornle, u-v1<•tlft9 Ille reel ~Y ot It.. •-tord Ind •lier notice to s.ald tenant. Dated Sept...,bolr s, l'llO CL)'DE WAMPLER. L.aftcllord 1t•n W•mer A¥tf)ue Fountain Velle,, Ce tuornl• Tttlephont No. 71 .. ~).ll• Publlt...., Or-Cout Dally Piiot, Sepl 10, 11 ,.., i.a•.eo PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS 8USINEH NAME STAT•M£NT TM 1011owt119 person Is Oolno tiv•• n•u •' PROFESSIONAL CONSTRUC· TION .llDMINISTRATlON, l •U M•t At'trtur 8oul•¥•rd. N.-wport 8U<ll, C.tl!Or'flla n6tO Heidi CN!Mly, 120 Vie Totuc•, Sen Clomonto, Calltoml• 92677 Thi\ ll<NNO\ I~ <onduclod DY •n 1n dfY10u•I Ho<dl ChaDotly !nil •l•temenl ••• Ill.CS wllh '"" County Clerk of 0'41n91' County on "UOu\11•. 1'IO RICHARDS. P'AUL eftd ASSOCIATES t~I D•.,. Stm.t. S11l11- Ne~ a..ttl. Cl.~ l'lu.77 PuDlh hoO Or-Coesl Dally Piiot, Sept to. 11.1•.0c• 1, '"'° *'"°° P UBLIC NOTICE l'IC'TITIOUS 8USINEH NAME IT•TU•R•T CARI.OS LACSON <»LEON. r_.1 dent ol El Toro. Ce for 1 yu rs p~ .. d -•Y on Seot...,tier 7. l•. SuNlved by 1111 ... 1 .. C.slld• c»L-., ton• CM'IOS L dtl.eon, Jr end Am· 1>ro1lo dltlAw'I, l>OUI of El Toro, Ce., •ISO ' d•u911ters Grece CMY ol Guell,,.. C. .. Pller dltLeon OI El Toro, c ... Luci• vounv ol J-end c .. ude ""*bb Of Sen Cl••·-· C• •nd 4 91end<lll-S.rvk tt •Ill be lleld on Frld•v. S.ottrnber 11, 1'90 et IO;OO"M et St. Hl<Mlet Celllollc Cllur<ll. ~ Hiiis. Ce 1n1..-m..,1 •Ill ... •I Hertior UWft -morl•I PeMl. !ieNic:M -IN dlre<tlon 01 H•rtior ~I Ollve Mortu•ry ol Cool•-· s.o-~. Rick Charles thrills crowds at Marineland in Rancho Palos Verdes as he dives from 90-foot tower. He performs daily for summer tourists, but bas other things in mind. He uses this practice to get in s hape for Acapulco Cliff Diving Championships scheduled in December. Tn1~ \ldll'f'l"W"f"f WO\. fHf"Q •Hn IM County C.lt-0' of Or•noe-County on AuQu\I ?'I 1980 F"IOiS P\lbh\f'llfld 0r•l"l9-' Co.a~t 0 •1ty Ptlot Tiie loll-1119 per\Of\• •re dolftO butlt>H\ IS t •I NEWPORT HOME LOAN TRUST NO. 144, Cb> NE WPO RT HO.ME \.OAN TRUST NO. 1(1, lcl NEWPORT HONOE LOAN NO .... (d) NEWPORT HOME L.O•N NO 147, Ce) NEWPORT HOME LO•H HO l•, (fl OEOltOE COllVET W GEOllGE, f9tlcllnl Of COS1e ~ Ce Pe,_ •••r on Sep. i.mDer t l'llO In Newport llMC.11. Ce !So<" In ~ on J_., u, 1'1t. H• ••• • -1or s-ro 011 co lar 1S _.,_ ~ w•S e _, Of IN 1,..,,._ --.it ._.,. • ..., '°' n ,...,, •"" also wes • ¥11eren ol World W•r 11 In Ille U S. •r rny e l Gued•l<..,el -Conf910or He Is "'"'I-b'f •if• 11¥bere. Of Cost• -w. Ce •. 3 -Oweyne ol Mel'/\et· te n lleedl, C.., Owi9ftt of C.rrltos. Ce., •nd Jim of Coote Mew, C• • • sis· ter J e_, SI"""' of Vlw lle, Ce end 7 9r*'4c;lltlclren. Stnrk e• wlll 1» lleld on Frld•y, ~r 11. ,,_ ef 11 OOAM •• me W•-.rly Cllurcll, Senta Ana, Ce. wtcll ,,.. &.ynwoocl Muonlc LOd!I<' F&AM ottkl•llno 8vrlet wlll loltow et Ille F•lrlleven Memoria l P•rk Cemtltr) ~"'ktt uncllr ti.. dire< tlon of Batu S..99ron-Smllll & T<ltlltll Wolc 1111 O>epel llllo<1v.,., o4 Coote Me ... ~, G•llH• AHNE MlllUE GRIESER, rttlden1 of CupertlllO, C.. PesMd ewey on s.p. PUBLIC NOTICE FICTtTIOOS 8USIHESS NAME STATEMENT ft\~ tolfow•nQ ~r\Oni JJft-otuno b•Ull>•ne. ,.NIMATION OISTltlBUTOR<; 7100 Peto~ Pl 3' D C0114 M•'ratlh ''00 P•l•rson Pf l4 D Costa M-.• ca '11>1• Gf'r••d W drrf"n S1mfT'"rnM\ ''"' Country H'U\ OtlVf\ Santft Ans Ctti 9?70S T tll~ bu\h"lf'~\ • \ l onc.h .. r t,.O 01t 6 9f'fl'~r•I pitrtn->r\h1p I H (;albr a1tn lhh \l.tlf'tTW'nt we\ ftlf'O w ith ,,,,,. (ountv Clttr; ot Or-an~ (O .n1.-on l'119u~t1) 1'90 '1'la! Publl\~ Oran91' Coo• Dallv Polo! ,.119 11 'iel>I J. 10 11 ,.., ;MM.IC) PUBLIC NOTICE !ember •• tMO SN wes. 11 .... , rttl· FICTITIOOS llUSIHEH dtnl of ti. e.rtetey ..-.e 51'9 Is ''" H•ME STATEMENT vlftd by, SISier\ IC•hrl,,. Wlllcvt of The IOllOW1n<j prr\Of\ ,, 00on9 Du" Cost• MllW, Ce. and Rutll R. Rlem•n neu .u of Vucc• V•llty, Ce, •ISO I tiromer THAYER REAi TY •10 N•woon Deftlt l P. GrltMr ol Price • C• Ce ntf'r Drtw Unoon BM• 81aq SI• Gr•w•IOa >enrlCe\ ....,, lleld on Wt<J US Newoort S..-acr. Ca 9?...i> neSCS.y, !ie94oemller tO. IMO at II OOAM EOwaro I Tn•ve• 106 Vod Loru et Ille H•l1JO<' u wn ftMmo(let Perto NPWPol I 8'>Aeh CA 9?111>3 wtth Rev Bruce Kwrt• offlcloatlnQ Tnf\ bu-;m~s. 1) conoucr~o ow ..,,, •n S.nrk e\ _. , .. dl-tlon of Harbo< d1•1oua1 u wn·Mourlt Olltt MonlMW'\' ol Costa EllWarll I T/l .. ~r M •Y. s.40-~,S,.. Tht\ \tlt~nt -"•' ftff'd •Jtn '""' -----------1 County Clprl< of OronQ<' County on •~u~l 21. t'*1. Neptune Society CREMATION 8URIAI. •T \EA 646-7431 v-teclel -wity .. -. ... ...... 1 .......... -..11s .... ,._, .... ,.,. ~ <1"9fftM ... MnlC"- C•ll fwt'" ...,,... .. 24 lln. Gem.I ... , ~ PtHCt-taOl'MIH ., SMfntS' MOITUAIY 627 Main St Huntington Be ach 536·6539 f'fH fAMILY COLONIAL RIMHAL HOME 7801 Botsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 'AClflC VIEW MEMC>llALl'All( Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 P ac1f1c View Drive Newport Beach 644·2700 McCotl.MIQI MOlTUAllES Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495·177& HAJllOll U'Wtt-MT. OLIVI Mortuary • Cemetery Crerretory 1&25 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa 540-5554 "HCI HOT"HS UUUOADWAY MOITUAlY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa .... 6'2·9150 IALT7 IH4HttOH StiMn4 & TUTMClL WISTCLllll CHAf'tL 427 E 17th St Cost&, Mesa 646-9371 H ~ Daily Pilot classifieds work for you.Call 642-5678 tor quick cash sales. • MAl.COUA ~ DAl.Y Attorroey• "1 Lew noo M•c•r1-8oul••etd l'ost Offlo 8oa ?110 H•wpor1 9"ctl, C.. "1 .. 3 Fl~ Publl\~ OranQP Coa\f Dd•lv P1tof Au9. 17, 5.ePt J, lO 11 1'180 H i• &o P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOOS 8U51HESS NAM'E ST•TE#f.i'IT Tiie 1041-•"9 pet"..,,, •s do<no bu« M H•S, 0 p s SEMINARS 1~ 81U. Star •na11e1m C. 91806 Philio D Wllit.,,..r 7886 Btu. Siar ,.,,.,,.1m. Ce 91806 This bu\tntl!~\ •s conduct~ Dv .,, 1n dlvloua1 Plltlop D Wl\llefttr Tiii\ stell!fl"Wnt wt\ OIP<l .. 1111 '"" County Cterk 01 Oranqe County on "119ust 1I 19'0 Mlol.COLM & DAL V •nornen..,uw 4100 l'l•c•..--ltverd "'"' Ottlc• ... 1110 Newpert a..c11. ca. '2663 Fl4- PuDll111od OrenQe Co<1'1 OAllY Piiot A119 27, SePI l . 10, 17 1...a lS18 llO P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITICM.1$ 8USIHESS HA#llE.STATEMIEl'IT Tiit lollowonci prr~ Is doin9 Ou\1 nt\S a ' THE WEST co•sT ACADEMY O F DOG TRAINING 15130 Brookllurtt, Westminster. Ca t'16tl VIO lt Mara, tSl30 8rookhur\I wu1mfns1er. ca. 91613 Tiii\ bu~AM\ ,, ConduclNI Dv an In· dlv1dve1 Vl<11te'Mano Tiii~ statement was l1INI wllh Ille Counly Clerk ot Orange Countv on llugull 15, 1'80 ,.,.,.. PuDllsf'lecl Oranoor CoaSl D•lty Piiot •119. l7, !SePI J. tO, 11, 1980 3A70 110 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOOS 8USINEH NAME STATEMENT Tiie totlowlnQ oersons e re doing bv11neue\, CURT'S FURNITURE, 1865 S l'l•rtior Blva., Cos•• Mua, Calllornla Wally S)ckln & Son Inc., • C.11tornl1 c:orpor..,lof>, ml W. Olym. olc Blvd . Los AnotlH, Celllornla '°°" Tiils t>us.ness ls conduclMI by• <Of· pOl'et lon R-rl L S.ckln, Prn10en1 llt31"'"-60S. Tiiis 1teltm9nl wes flltd wltfl the County Clerk ot Oren99 C.ounlv on A119u11 1'1, lteO '1441" PubllsheG 0r-.... Coast Oelfy Piiot. S.pt. 3, 10, 17, 14! I'll> lS4•·to P UBUC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE flC'Tt TIOOS 8USINESS NAME STATEMENT ' The tooow1nq Ptf'\On •\ dotn9 bu'' M\\ ~~ GREEN TREE SE ... "NARS 9SSS warnf'r Ave Su1l(I' A Founttltn V•llpy CA '1708 M EGA MEDIA ASSOCIATES INC ra C•l1forn1• coroorauon1 9900 MaripoM Avr f:".0Vf't~1n Valley (A- •7708 • T "•\ but.lne\5 H• COf\du<t.O O~ County Cl••k ol 0rM•91' Counh oo AUQU\I U 1'90 t l'l&M7t Pul)illrwcl o.~ CCMl\I Oa1ty Pilot Al>Q 11 SoePI 3. 10 II 1'90 U t...O P UBLIC NOTICE --;:;a ITIOUS 8USIN ESS Th HAMESTATEMEHT • fo11o•in9 Ptf)Of\ '\ ao•no OU\1MS'\~ JITT1.Es v1n1.ES •n cor .... aoo D"•"· C~la Meu, C•lllorn1a OUa Jon• Hop<tall, q72 Co1onado Oro"" ~ta Mesa Celllorft•a '10• T ,,+\ t>uSu·,~n 1\ conoucteio by •n •n~ d•v•dufl Joni H-.retl Thos 5141......,nl ,...\ f1t.c> with f~ Counlv Ciera of Oran9" County on Auqvst 7'1. t'lllO FtWnt Put>l•<rwcl OraflC)ll! Coes1 Dally Piiot, S.01 3. 10. 11 ''· 1990 354&-llO P UBLIC NOTICE Ft CTI TiOUSitus1NiiS NAME STATEMENT Tne tollow1n9 ~rW>n~ •r~ do1no bUJlf'\f'SS e\ FIRST IM PRESSION •nd O RA N GE COUN TV •E ROBIC D•NCE • .m.i c...m1no Ceotstra110 San Juan Capjstr""°· C.lllornl• 91•/S Anne EnQlano, lSUS Mant•n11a, Oana Point. C.lllornla '11629 Cvn11•1• L JO!lll\On . H •ll E ""'0""n Ro40 San Jue n Caoo\lrano, Cahlorn1a "167S Tiii• bustneu lt <onoucteo DY a oenl!• at panner\lllP Cvntlll• L Johnson T111~ •l.tlemenl ••• lllt!O •11h ,,.. County Ciers 01 Oren9" County on Auousl?'I '"'° Ft441't PuDll\rwcl Orange Coe\! Da1IY Pllol, S.Dt J 10 11, 7' 108() Js,._IO PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 8USIHESS NAME STATIEMIEHT Tiie following person I• doono l>uSI nenu LIOUID GAS PUMP SERVICE, 1'!60 ~Pit ·-· Col40 Ne ... C4111fornl• '16llf> !Curt J Pfahl. 3077 Have• A•Mw, Costa M•s.a, C.lllornle '1626 Tiiis ~""'' I• <ond<Kted by •n 1n. dtvidual Kurt J Plelll Tiii\ •t.tlemenl W•• II~ wlt,._tlle County Cler-ot Or•noe County on A119u•I 7'I 1990 f'tWllf PubllSl>ed Ora1l9t CCMISI 011lly Pilot, S&pt. 3. 10. 11, 14. IWO lS60-ao PUBLIC NOTICE f'tCTtnOUI aulfft•• ...... ITAT ... llT T ... ,._,. ,..._ IS ...... _.. ... u.s: Ill E VEltWEA•, (21 EVERWARE, 11 .. Neria. Latune a .. ,,., Clllfllmle .,.,, A,.._ ~1'-, 1M1Norle, L-....,, C11-... • ..,, Tlll.l tllll'-a It G-.c1W by Ml In· dtvkluel. ,.,..,..~,'- Tiiis ~ -, .... -... Co;.oftty Ci.nt ot ~-c:-fy Oii A119.,.t 1S, 1•. ....... PutllltMllOr ... C... Deity l"lteO .... 20, 17, ~.1 .... ,. ,., ... PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITlOOS 9USINESS NAME STATEMENT f'"f" t0Uow1ng pPf')(),,, ar~ Oo1n9 b\,l\ll'HJ'S\• 4H CROWN PMHNERS. SIOO 8rocn !itrHI, N•wl)Ort Buch C•tllorn1a <nM>O RlclWlrO R Sttnton 14706 Ml Cl•f f «OOd Ctr<lt-Fount•'" V~llf'Y. C•t1lorn1a 91708 Don•td W Gilmour, 4740 Von Karman A\l'f'f'U~ N ewport Bt"cn, Ca11tornta9174ICI Ttih bultf'f"U ·~ conducted by it Qf'M't 4~ J)aflMfSf\1p RotlWlrd R Stenton T'H\ st•lf'lf"nltn\ w&\ t\\'13 wHh 1t'lif Coun1y Cter._ ot O"•not County on A119us119 '"° ltHOOES, ICIENDALL & HAit· ltlNGTC* A P""eul-11.tw C:.-ef.'- 42" ""«-81 ..... , SMlll 1M N••-1 9Mdl, c......-. ""° 1'1-1 Publl511ed Or..,.. Coast D•lly Pilot. Sept J, 10, 17, , .. '* lS~ P UBLIC NOTICE STATUIMIWTCWWtTMOttAWAL ..... PAST111l._11" o.o«IUTI .. U•Ma rilCTITlOUt ausl•EIS MMU T ... foltowlno __.. .... wltfldr...., e s e oeneral p•rtfter from Ut• """ ... ,.,,,.., -•JftO -, ...... tltlOV\ _ _. -of SUPElllOA AEFINISt41HG •I 1107 florlcM. H""I· 1"9t0ft BoMdl, CA - Tiie flc111'-................... ·~ rnent tor e. ~ -t lled on Janv•rY tO. 1• lft ,,. CovftlY Of Or•"9t· Tiie 11111 N "'* -_..., Of Ille O•t\OI' wlthdr•wlne " PHI LI p JOSE PM TITOl.O, ... ~,,,_. •A, H111>t ........ BNod>. CA -_ PHiip Tl1Cllo 1'11t1n Pvbll~ Or-Co111 0.lly PllOI Aut 10, 17, 5-pl. J, 10. 1• JlSl..0 PUBLIC NOTICE -----FICTITIOUS 8U5tNEU HAMIE STATEMENT Tiie toll-•"9 person •• dolnq bu\I "''~'a\ Sl ARSl<INE OIHGINATIONS 1UlA We\! ·-· St Cos•• M .... Ca111orn1a 9?61• Georgia Lou"" Caooo11 1&41A We>I Iowa SI Co\t• W>• Cat•tor11la .,.,. Tf'llls t>us.inMi is cond\Ktf!'d by •n '" Olvtdu•I Geor 9la c..dcloll TMs <latoment was 111..i wllll Ille County Clerk ot Orange County on AUQust?S l'llO l't4Jl71 Publl•hP<l Oran90 Coa>t Dally Piiot ~"9 ~ >. 10 • .!.!.:. 1990 mao PUBLIC NOTICE f'tc:Tlnout auM•EIS MAM9 ITAft•lfT T ... tel-I,. __ , .... _,,.. butl-•· GORDIE'S DELI, 7J~ ll1Ur si ... t. c.u ""'"°' Collforllle ""' ICw .... Noo Olllll & ~ 5"o* Cllol, IS7• -... .... Cln:le, ,,_..... .... , .. ., C..1"'9mle ft1W • Tlllt ..._._.-11 (--.C-tty • -·et-~ ........ ic:..,.....a... Tiiis --w• flleO wlltl -c-ty <:1et11 ot 0r..,.. County on A...,..15,119. ... ._ ..... I ... Or .. c...tt 0.lly Pllo4, At;g. JO, ti, s.,. .. l, 10, t• ~ PUBLIC NOTICE STAT£M£1'1T OF WIT"O•AWAL f'ROM l"A•TNERS"ll' OPERATING UllDEa f'ICTITIOUS 'USl••U NAME• Tiie lollowlf'lt 119r-. lies wltlldr-n •1 a oeneret parl ntr from 111• par1ner""p -ellf'lt unclt• Ille lfc-I lltlous butlfttSS name of SUNRISE 1.ANDSCAPE 6 MAINTENANCE et llJ $utorlM, eo.i. .Mtte, C•lllornl• Tiie tl<11tkMn bujlnen name •••••· melll fOf IN i>ertiwrsNp we1 Ill.cl on Mayt, t•l11tM Counlt'OIOr- Full "•"" end Addreu ol Ille ,..,'4>'1 wu-........ Wayn• t.011lt ICu perek, JU 'klntl .. , Colle liolaM, C..lftornla ,..,, ... l'ul>ll"'9d Or-C..\t Oefty PllOI, $el)l J, 10, 11. ''· ttlO >tOl.to PU.UC NOTICE '1CTITIOUS aUllNllS _. llAMl ITATIM•llf I lie IOl-ff'll --II fOf"t l>vtl· lleU es CAL COAST CONT'RACTIHG, u u 1 l!llH Orl11e, O•~• 1'01 .. 1, C:.lllOrnte""' J-H, Jee: ...... , SJU2 lllW Ori.,., 0-llolftt, ColH«nle "t7' flllt l>USllllU It <~ted i.,. .., If\. OIY ..... I. JernnJllC- Tlll• t\e..,,,.... wM tlled wltll tl'te c-tv C.l•rk ,, ora11 .. COlllllt' Oft ...... \,,., , .. .. , ..... P\11111 ... Orlf>Oe Co.st Detty PllOI, S.pt. J, , .. t7. "· t• ,..,.,. P UBLIC NOTICE '1CTI'10UI ~IHIS leAMI: ITAT•-•T TM....-...--I\ d0f"9 bonl """'"· AMElllCAN W"ltA ... HTY 0, SOUTHERN CAl.IFOllNI•, .. c. ..... pus Ori ..... Sult. 121. ~ a..c:11, C.llfornl•...., T-J c..n.ir, ?lit #I $1\<KU 0.1 ... Son -... c.llfornle .cin1 Thi\ -"'""Is c-.Ctod bV .., lro· dlylcluel T-..J TlllS-- C-tv Cleft of Auoust 15, till c..n.y ... fl..., •1111 llW or-_,. Counl y Of\ f'l4117't Pvell-Or-Coast Delly P llol •ut 10, n . Sol.-l . 10. t• M lt.C PUBLIC NOTICE rilCTITlOUS aUMNEIS leAMI: ITAftME•T Tiie loll-1"9 person\ ere doln9 Dllslnenes· le l NEWPO RT MOME LOAN TRUST HO IU, 11>1 N EWPORT HOME LOAN TRUST HO. l~l. (() NEWPORT t+OME LOAN NO 154 ldl NEWPORT t+OME LOAN HO ISS i..J HEWPOllT HOME LOAN HO tW Ill HE'llWPORT HOME 1.0AN NO. 1S7, lot NEWPORT t+OME LOAN HO ue 1111 NEWPORT HOME LOAN NO ISt 11 Corpor•I• Pl•1•. Hewp0r1 Bu ell Catltorftla NEWPORT ~E LOAN INC • C.lllOrnla C"'-9\l(lfl Thi• blnlnna It cono..clwd DY • cor pore I Ion. HEWPOftT HOME 1.0AHIHC JOCK A. BEGG, SK,,,,.,.y, ..._,_L_ This .-wn fllod with llw c.,...1y CltMl of Or•19 County on Aututl U , ,_, P UBLIC NOTICE LllN SAl.l AUGUST11l,1 .. 11:• fltOON I-Ell TRAtl.IER, 10 •Ul7Nvn AND II l'T. llOAT, IHllO ... llD ENGINE Wtl.S()N 11/V STORAC.E 161'0 S H•rtlo< Blvd Sant• Ana CA '170. Publl\I...., <>•"9't Coa\I D•llY Pilot S#pt 10.l'llO ~ Pl1BLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 8USINUS HAMf STATEMENT T ,,~ loUo•lnQ ~''°"' ., .. dOffH'J b\j'lnit"U as TRIDENT SALES COMl.'ANY 1411S HllMew Drtw , L..19Una HIQIH!I, Calltornl• mn 0 F' SCH LOOIEL & AS SOCI ATES. 1075 Hiiiview Orto , LeQuna HI_. C.lllWl'I• t?t77 Thi\ D•.Slnt\\ I• <onduct•d l>Y • llmlttd perlNnl>fp OoNldF S<ll-1 11115 •'-1-1 WIS Ill.CS wltll It.. C.ounty Cler\ of 0 U l'9t County Of'I •uciu•I IS, 1_, l'IQD• PubflSlWO ()>41ftQP Coe•I 011111 Pilot. Auq 10 11 ~ J, lO l'llO 1'1...0 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTI noos •UStNESS NAM€ STATUlllENT T lie lotlowl119 person• ore do I no bu\ltWUe\' THE RJA PARTNERS ... IP • C.lllornl• -••I Potrtner\lllD, P 0 Boa ICMO, .._, S..Cll. C.lllornta '1'2643, 20l1 San Joequln Hlll1 RO.CS Nt•Porl 9NCll. Clll!Wnle '1663 A-M Alison, -re l p,trtlWt, 20ll Sen Jc>eQuln Hiits AO., NewPor1 Beacll. C.tlfomla tM6J """' l 10 II 1• l<leO JS.I 80 PUBLIC NOTICE NEWPORT l<OME LOAN NO , .. , l9l fi!'tCTTIIOl.ls 8USIHEU H...,..E STATEMENT f "" tallow1n9 iwrwn .. "',. t.>u\1nt\\ d\ • HEWPOllT HOME LOAN HO. 1'0, lhl NEWPOllT MONE LOAN HO IS1 NEWPORT HOME LO"H INC , 11 noono Corpor•I• Plue. Ne .. part Buch. C•lllornl•t21WO BARTON P.ORlNESIS 11406 Ml Cl•Uwooo (Jrclt-Foun••1n V'dllt'¥ Cell •tor n10 92108 M\\')t()N EOU• T' a r t1l•torn1.; coroo,tthon '1"°6 Mt rt1H'N()()d ( ,, t1t> Foun,.,1r,VaHty (411to'"'a~1·oe BARTONOfVflOPMENTCO ·• HEWPOtlT HOME LO"H INC , 1 C•lllornla <orpor4111on Tiiis llvllfte\\ I\ <-.c1od by 1 Cor· pc>ratlon NEWPORT HOME LOAN INC .100 ... e.w. Stcrwl•I'\' ,._, ~ L.oeft C.alltorn1d <O,POr tth on ,,~ M\ Ct1t f NOOd C1t (IP F o u"h''" ""'t~y < ~11tnrn1" 9"'108 T~I\ 1181-1 was llled wllll lho omh1 '"'" o;o " Couruy Clf'rll: of Of'•"Olt COU1'ty on AUQV•l IS 1'llO T hp DU'lil~\°' Q•""''•' Oo)rt,...r'n'" MISSION f(JUITY Ric naro R St,.ntOf It\ P'f""t•O.nf '"'' \l.,.t~nl ¥tel\ I ·t·O .,..,," ttw- Countv Clef k of Ordtu:,.. (ou,,h' un AliQU\I 7', ,_, AHOOIES, ICEHDA LL & HAR tit NG TC* A ProlnMONI Lew C«por~IOft U .. Mo<A,,_ 81 ...... Svit• IOS Mt WPOr1 &each C.lllorn1• OMO l'IU190 Pubh\"t'G Or•NJIP Co.a\1 0 •1ty Pt•ot s--111 J 10 11 1• ,_, JS•s eo PUBLIC NOTICE l'tu.t Pul>ll\heO Or...,,. Coe\1 Oally PllOI, ,.,. 10 )7 ~ J, 10 ,.., :M!Cl-11> PUBLIC NOTICE f'1Ql7J R-~. 99neret iwrtner PuC>H-Or-eo.11 Delly Pllol, JOit Sen JoeQuln Hllh Ao N-oor• •"9 10. 11 Soto! J 10 1'90 3'11-«>1 BH <ll, Cellton>le ""43 ---------Je~ C. llrec:e, -rel "",,,..,, PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOOS BUSINESS NAME S1'ATEMIEHT ThP lol1ow•nci poQOtl I< Oo1n9 Du" r'\tu as BILL WOODS REAi. ESTl'TE •••SS 8,-oc>,hur\I SI Huft11no1on Buer.. Ca 91Mlo Wtlll•m N Woods J1 Hlt7 Parthe,,on AYf' M IS'llOt'I V1t'10 Ca ,, ... Thi\ ~inl'U 1~ conourtti0 ov •" 1n dlvldu•I. Wiiiiam N wooch Thi\ statement '"'"' f1lfod w1111 Ille County Cterk 01 OraftQe Countv on Ai>qu>I lS. 1990 F14Jl77 Publl\...., Or-Coa1I D<tilv Piiot Auq 11, !iePI l. 10..:.!.1 '"'° Jsn eo PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS 8U$1NESS N-5 STATEMENT The lollowt119 o-rson ll C101n9 Dull MH es SLATT ERV'S TRADI NG CO 1~1 Spar Cor . Huntlnvton Brach Ca ., .... Mvron G Slattery, 1000 Sp.Ir Cir.. Hunt1n9lon ilff<h, Ce. 914M> Tiiis 11\Jslftt\I Is conduct.cl bY en In dlvldUl f MyrClfl G Slallffv Tflll sw1ement w•• lited .. 11h Ille County Clork of OranQ<> Counlv on llU9U>I JS, tte0 F14*2 Publl$hed Orenge CO<l\I Dally P1to1 •U9 11. !SePI. l, 10, 17, 1'90 34S·llO ONr tM Deity"°' ............ ,._. wMt .. MW In your IOC•I COMMUnltr •.• ..,_,, cMr 1.J,jif iij®I 1 JOit S.n Joequln Hills Rd • Htwpc>rl Buell, Cellfoml• '*3 Tiiis -lneu ts <onducled ~fttr•I Polrtner\Np. A.M.•ll!IOf\ ~1IP•rt....- Tlll\ 1-wn 111.0 •1111 the Covnty Cltrl! Of Oranoe County °" A-11l,19 PUBLIC NOTICE l'IC'TtTIOUS 8USINESS .... ITATUlllfNT Tiie 104-ne per\Of\s or• doln9 ~ll'lHS •: SIGMET Cl.AIM SERVICE, m t.l -Artllw lllwl. 1rv1 .... CA t17U II_, W. Hert.,, SIS So Ste"•· # 112, 5ol.w 8Hcll, CA t'107S Cerio ~. 4'lt ZUftl, Ott Mir, CAt1* Ted ""'-ti, IS --Hori•, t rvlM, CA tr1 IJ Al•• M<Dolleld, 110 ICllktMY C.rcllff-4'\r·-SM, CA '2007 This -lftHI 11 conducted by • oe-et~p. MkMle Wiii~. lo.Mllfti1~ .. 1 .. ~ TMt .._ -111" wM" ,,_ COYllty ~of Or-C-y Ofl July Jt,1•. 1'14m7 1'"611.,.., Or .. Coal! 0.11, ""°' AUQ.10, 17, ~. l.10, IMO_~ P UBLIC NOTICE riJCTITIOUS aUSINfSS N-l STATEMENT Tiie 1041-11'19 o-rson I• dOln9 l>usl M'\\ .,. CALAMUSA DRYWALL COM· P•NV. "°' VIiia Pe<ltl< Drive. Hunl· 1"91on Btecll. Celllornla .,._ Allreo Celemuse. '101 VIII• PHlll< Drive, HU"llftQIOI> Bu ell Catltornla 9:1.,.. Tiiis bu\1"9st ts conov<led Dy •n '"" dlvldu•I. AllAdCetemvu Tllli stllloment ••• lllfl! wllfl IN County Cieri!. of OranC)t Count y on FICTITIOUS BUSINISS NAME StATEMIEHT T f\f> tottowinq ppr son\ •"~ do•nQ b4J\•nen as WOOOBRtDGE W"LIC IN, •tSO 8S6400 Barranca Parkway, No 104, lrvlne, MARTIN JERRY I I.ECKMAN Cal1fornl• 9271' •-ir .. uw Coell EmerQeft<Y M&<11ul Group. tMUV-•at .... tnc • C•liforn1• corpor•1'<>n, SOS V•n· s..tte * ta 1•. Ntwoort 8e•<h. Cal1fornl• 97WIO 1E1tc:IN, CelffenlieflO Cl•lre "nn• Weldtmler, SOS ,....,.., • ....,. .... .,...,. Venl•i•. H<WOOrl Beacll, Cefllorn1a PubllSlltd 0r.,. Coen D•lly Piiot, n..o Su.Lt-111...l ... -"-__ wua l t\\\ bu~~\ 1\ (_Of\du<tl'd by a cor ~ ---:.-... por•t;on Coa'I Em••~l'<v Ml!dl<el C.rouo, Inc c Wltlc1tm1u Tnl• ll3ten"'Cltlt w•s lolf'd wttll Ille Cou"ly Cler~ ot Or&ng40 County on A119u\I 7'1, 1990 f144N Publl•hoO Or.t1>9t Coest De lly P1101, Sept 3. 10, 11, 14, t'ilO -" 3S07 IO PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE -Of'suut T ........ . ftllom ..... V:C.-<., Holk• It........, 91_, to cr9Cll'tors of Ille wltllln ..-tr-••• tNt • bulk tr.-.. It _,. to Ille ~ on personal prop•rh ller•lroaftar 0.Krlbed Tiie ,,_ -l>USl""t ....,,_., ol 111e 1m_.,......,ron .... : l'ICTITlOUSaUSIHESS WILl.IAllll G. llUllNIETT e nd NAMISTATIEMIENT Cl.AltENCE ZELINSKY, J107 Tiit toll-1119 person Is d~"O bull· Newport Blvd., Na•port Beech, fttH I I C.llto<nle '!WO FAEEFOltM RESEARC H & Tiie ....,. .... -Wu"*"' of D IE V E l 0 P M E H T ( A I s o I t,_ 1,........,1,_..,_ •f9: SLtNGLIGHT. IS'9 Monrovia "ve., NEWl"ORT BEACH ICl'C, 1 •JJ.NtWPortlHKh,CA916'l PerlMrtlllp, J107 Newport Blvd., St~ 8.tTiey W-ler S17 S... Ht-1 9Ncll, Cellfofftle nMO Berft•rdlno .... Newoort BH<h. CA Tl\et .. .......,,. ~"-flt ,.,..., •• 91663 dltscrlbed In .,......., es: fl'Ht F-. This ""'lne.1 IS con<luc1td DV an In· T eke 0 11t encl It loc:•ltcl e t : Jl07 dlvlduel Newport Blvd., N•wporl B••cll, Sl@C>Nn B WllMI.. Callfwrlie ..... Tllb si.oi.-1 wes 111«1 wllll ti.e T,_.....,,... - -tty t,_ Nici County Cl&rk of Oren~ Cauoity on tr•n•l•rort e t s•ld loc•lfen It: 4119usl U, 1980. NEWPORT llEACH IC .. C. •uou•I 7'1, l'ICI Ftwm ,.,..,, Tllet..i4-~••••s1nt..-cito Publllhed Or-Coesl D•llr Pllol. Publl~ 0.-Cont b •lly Pllot IM contumm.ted at l,.. offlee of: Se(>I. 3. 10, t7, 14, IMO J5""'° ...... 11, Sept J, 10, 17, 1'11) mo.eo PALOS VERDES ES<:ltOW CO., INC , PUBUC NOTICE l'IC'TITIOUI IUl lNEU NAMa ITAT•MINT Tllo 1o11owlne persons are dolno buSIMH lll' S & H TIRES, t•U GrHnwlCll Orlvt, Hunllf'IGIOft &Hell, Cafllornl• .,_ .... $ten1n Doue i .. ICnlolll. '411 Grttft11tlcll 0r1 .... H...,llnqton Bee< II California t2'4tt Hiii•. Floren ce Knloni. t'11 G~Hll#lth 0!'1-.. 1:1<111\lfltlOll !Mec:ll, Celltorfll• 92'4' Tiiis l>utlneu Is <......,<led by • eeneral -1nenNp. SUnley 'I( n'-" Tlllt sllll...,.nt wH llled wllll IM County Cltrlo. 01 Or•ft9t C-IY Oft Avouu tt, 1'10 PUBLIC NOTICE Ml,,_• It ritCT'llMUI eu1t••• llAMalfAff ...... Tiie ............. ,_, or• .. , ... ....., __ : lllOUNfAI .. VII.LAGE COM • l"ANY, ..... -A-. tnoffle, CollfwnlMI tl7W •11e ..., ................ (Ml. ,,.,..,, • cai ...... cMIW ...... ,.,.. ..... 11-.. ........ c.llfenMo '"" Tltl.t llutlMtt It C...-.CIH _,, • lll'lllMll ...... .... Tl-.11119ft .. . w.n 1411 Co.. ttllltt'-J, "'"""9n, . ,...,., Tlllt ......,_ -flied wttll .,. c-•• OM"t tf °'"-c-., ... A"""ttf,f1a. "144J9t ~ Pul>Hslled Oraf\OI C:O.tt Oally Piiot, l"!AMI.,_ Or-. CMtC Oelly ...... , Sept l , 10, 11, ,., ltlO JMO.-..to Alll8 •. 17, •• t. It, I-Ml,,. M E. C..-Sl...t, NO. t•. GM_,, C.lllonU .-S. Oft or ef'9r ~r ,.,, .. TM -.,.,. -eu Of, .. ,_,._ wlttl •-UM"" may Ille fli.d It A ...... M. 1.Mrllv•, ~. p ..... Verdtt Etc,... C.., I~ .• ME. GM- Strfft, .... *· CMwft, c.llfer11le "1'5, ..... lat ....... fll ... Ci.I"" 11¥ .,., crMIW NII Ille s..ie-U , , •• wtlkll .... ......_ .. , ...,.. Ille <•"tllf'l!metten Nte '"'lllH ....... S. f., .. It --1• MIHI l11t-. Tr-feAe teW ~ Tr811tf«.,t "'" ........... ,.. ........... _._ .......... ..._. .. __ t_ .,.on 1.-"9t: "°"E. Do .. ..,......, •• , •• -~ ... 0..llhrt-Of "'-'1t"C:. •llll'W41111e l,......T, .... .... ~I.., Or ... Ceott Dolly -. ..... .................. .., .. i I ' lft• ............. ,,..11(. ·~ , ... 0r.,,.. c .. .. DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS ~~.':.:';;' .::: = ;~ ~. Ml·MJI ,_ ~,_!:~= ~!!: .~~~ .~.... .. . ~4!'!!:! .~~~ .~ .•.•• ~1 ~::: .~~ .~ ....... . ......... 1002 Gwr.. 1001 Ge•r• 1002 ··············ec······~~······················ ...................... . Wednesday, September 10, 1980 * DAILY PtLOT ., ...... , F.f> S. He.Mt For S. .._.._Fer Hie Hou1e1 For Sde ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . EQUAL HOUSING OP P ORTUNITY ,_....,_..., Motice: NIPJ.lllS MUST•SOLO • Bdrm. lllt' ram rm . n ,. r W\lh Tudor de ljp). wm lo1m wllll ml <!&t dn OllYllY 41 J 161"PLlCI SIH.OOO od t 1.'llilf~l I I t( ... \ '75--6000 All "'••I rstah• ad, c>rt1,l'<J ________ ..., C....Mne ~M• COttt•CtAL UAl.ISTATI CA19 1.-Atubll. hNI loc-al r1rm 11 tfllu na I Pf)UUtlOn..• (rum llH•n1"d n ·al l'11tutr saJMrnen lw hrokn for 11 rar r in 'v mrrwr.-1111 n · 111 I' tiollC' ~11i.141•11i.•11t & hnlkf'r•ltf' l-~1'll'n11.-,• 011 ttk-toti l ri.Unlna 111 1111 '"~"• nt 1111111 l1l'l1l I\ UnlflUC' UUPortUllll \ lur the bwilner.• min1l1-il r1•11I Mtllf' ~l(·f'M111 Cull for 1.1n tnlrrv1f'"'' l<1•11luno111..-~ BALBOA ISLAND CHARMER $60,000 DOWM I Don 'l ll'l this one get by you! It's P warm. (·harm1nte 3 Bdrm. 2 Bath home idc.>ally l<t<'ated only 't2 block lrom the Bayfront oo 1,ittle Balboa l~land . With $60,()()() down seller will carry the b ah1nce on AITf> An outst anding v11lu" r11oudly ollered at $374,500. m Utls rw"' ~per 1i. ~uh )C'l.'l to ltk• I' c'l'lttal to·.rn lhiut1 1na i\1·t nf l\h\I! wlikh 1rwk1':» 1t lllt•1111I tn 11 d V<'rl lu• "u n) 11r 1• fer1•n1'l'. l1m1t..it111n. ua ctaa,nn11n.1ll11t1 l>uM'tl .m I llC"I', ''0101 , I d l!:IOll . lit'\ ur n11t1<)11u.J 0 1'11(111, ,1r 1111 1ntent1on tu rnu kt• .111\ 11uch 1>nift•r1•n1 '" 11 11111.1 lion. 11r d.b1·nru1n1111u11 orp Glll 6700 Thi" Wl1qur ¥ ton h<•rnc> ---------1 h• bt1 f n h lllh l) Ull 1'hh llCllt~IMl~l will 1101 know1n2ly 111·1•t•pt J ll) a1ht'rt1:s in11 (or r o•,d e$lillc wtuch lS m 'iol..i l10f1 or the lu11t WHAT'S UNIQUE ABOUT UMl9UE VACANT 3 Bdrm showp iece . fantas ti c ocean. ba) a nd c it > lights vie"'. lush ldscJ)t' S527,000 R E M O O E L l::U 3 Bdrm. ranch ~tyle. coun try kitchen, pool. quiet location $200,500 ESTATE lmm al' 4 Bdrm. Like new. redwood dec k and s pa. b1lltard room . ma n y extras $315.000 INT ERIOR ~xqu1 s 1te decor. 3 Bdrm +-umt, tasteful with s pa, pier \,and slip. $765,000. PRES T IG I OUS 8th floor or a high n se on Newport Harbor. Exc1t 1og decor, fabulo us views, $725,000. LITTLE IS LAND Unconges ted. Awfully c ute 3 Bdrm hom e 2 Bdrm uruL, $435,500. THATS WHA. T'S UNl9UE AIOUT U~l{)UI: t-iC>,..l:S Rea.ltors. 675-6000 Watetf10111Hw 5 BR. 4 Ba, c ustom wat e r fro o t home w 17x38 ' pvt dock . Pri ced Sl ,394 ,000. Builder w J trade for Palm Spnngs Estate For details on this home a.od appt Lo see. c all Carol Hoff. agt. 631-0094 JUSTUSTED W. OCEAMAtOMT Large s uper deluxe duplex. 3 Bdrm. 2'>A.i bath + 2 Bdrm, 2 bath. Choice romer local.ion. $895.000! lolboa lay Prop. Redtors •675-7060• So. Coaat Tri .. x Sharp units, all 2 Bdrms. Great mcome Won't last at only Sl.29.900. 540-3666 •Whelan Real Estate P&UNSULA DWUX FIXEI Needs lots of help. Bring shovels and paint. Cash In on $lS Owner will carry financing. Submit olCers. SIACOVE PROfl9TIES Ut-6990 INGUMD Gracious manor hollSe Rt in &p-rey couotryslde • lovingly ~tored. oak beams. e>pen fireplaces, copper & w<>oden tubs, extensive 1ro1&11da and cottqea. $1,500,000. U,-.,...1.L 497-1761 OWHB DISPlaATI 10-/o DOWH Older E .slde triplex. Owner uy1 sell. Wiii lake 10% down & 127.. In· t erest. f ull price aso.ooo. Act. M&-21MO gra1h•d It f l"uturri-'k' hl(hli , ~rvt>nhuuH• 14111\1011i "-•11n, i">11I nr 11i l'IUl>fll.'I '3\lltt'i.I t'f'1l111.:" 111111 m0t·h 1n 1rr Oun 1 1111" ~lllll tl\1!\ ho nw- !oull 11m s1ro :>Oll ( .i ll l.'tiililJ C::SEL EC T T'PROPERTIES COttOMA DEL MAI'S CUSTOM MIWPOIT IUCH 4 1 2 duplr" 0 11 .. J::t·. hlllO 7 )l•llf i> lll'W, fr11 h·'I & hu1 It 1n.-. I. tin. to 111 h "w n f' I rn .. )' h •. I I• "' r111.i111·1n1'. 1>111 11 ~un I ) ti-IS 75?3 DtAMONO j REAL ESTATf ,, .. W (O•~f NWT ... "' ... A HIST OUf'lU l~u r w;tom J kdrm un MEWPO•T 1L' Wo..ld bra~d h-11 TOWMHOME I n g :. d c 1·11r .1t ur llCl!:AN \l~,W f r o m lo\.allpuµ.•r 11lu11t.itwn m.c.tcr l>Wtc Two !>lUI ) '\hU tlt'rs , 11lu:.h. plu!>h 2 Bdrm 'itultl"C.l n ·1hn.:i. µlu.,h' Snl.ill oct'.1nv1e"' Ptt\al e 11at 1u t "'.I h ~umablc 1s t T l) . kitchen A:.:.unllibll' h t $177 .000 at 10 7', Ap-S73.800 at 94.•. SllS.500 pmnt mcnt on.ly 673 8550 673.8550 '. [~--[®'•l ,\ I J i A REALTORS 675-5511 SAN CLEMENTE: Very well loc•ted cMda '' twoWocbto---. ...... goH casw, ,..a. tw: .._. ... 1111, two......_• fw SIZ4.500 & ....., _. cany • MCOlld ...._. dN4. COLE OF NEWPORT HALTORS 2515 E. Coed Hwy •• c--....... 675-5511 STRIKES AGAIN! PRICE REDUCTION OWNER ANXIOUS •.. · for offer on 3 Br ranch style home with countr y kitchen locate d i n d esi r a b le WESTCLI FF HIGHLANDS. Don't miss the opportunity of a 1.!f etime to purchase this truly fme property. Value priced at $175,500. NIWPORT HILLS OFAC! 2'70 SAM MMMIB. D11n 4714)75'·1501 . ---- . Walker Blee Real Estate \ MAGflACENT LIDO BAYFRONT &foy ... pod ... -Udo ...... ...., •H•a•ted 2.--, ....._ .. •MAIM IAY loc .... wftlt 0 fllhlDH 'fllW -.... WA.TB.. IHdl ........... W• •I• ut l Wrwt +c-. ......... ......_. ..... wfftli "'·•••c•. 0......, ""' sns.ooo o ... ~ property o•erhaldtay; .... par1i wtte. • VIEW OF IA Y, OCEAN & •lght llge.ts I• Coro•• det Mor. hpecialy .... 4 bed ..... 'wftlt '"-ch doors, hlhrfor atrflMt wfftli bric• & gru•ry. Ce.a u•sg 2 bed. ,........ ..... Flexible property wlte. Chris••! $491,000. 673-6900 BETWEEN BAY & OCEAN CORNER GICJ9111k 2-slory, l bed.._ ,..,.wulor grunt 1 Jte wffll bricL A • 11N1 g lilw lffpl to bay & OCH•. 1.-ecl to Sl60,000. U 1-1400 WATERFRONT HOMES,1M · KlAL ESTATE 21 If ~~ ( ·~"' 11 ... .,, :-i, "''"'" B.> .... h 611-1400 ___ , SeU idle items 642-5678 mE 110111 ILlllS ca. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE HAllOtt I.IHI CLASSIC Superb Kensington Model Wjth Out.standing Styling. Four Bedrooms & 3~ Baths. Master Bedroom Wrlh Fireplace. Excellent Living Area. Separate Formal Dining Room. Jen air Built-Jn Kitchen With Room y Breakfast Area . $515.000 SPY&USS HILL Absolute ly Spectacular Four Bedroom Capehom Model With Breathtaking Ocean View Decora ted To Pe rfection. Gorgeous Cus tom Wood Floors . Lovely Wallpapers. Built In Book Shelves_ Even Standing Room Attic. Automatic Sprinklers Don't Miss This. $525.000 IMYISTOltS A TT&mON Nice Li veable Home On A Large R-2 Lot In Better Arca Of Costa Mesa. Build An Extra Unit For Income Priced Al $95.500. ® ...... _ ,..,.. ...... '• 759-910~ #2 Corporate Pha.a Newport hacJ. RCTaylorCo 6 40-9900 6 UMTS IM THI RllffS Live in very private owner's unit and have 5 other units to lease. Ow ner's unit (approx 2300 sq ft) bas 4 Bd r ms. 3 Baths, li ving room, dining room overlooking flower lilted patio. Other units consist of one 3 Bdrm and four 2 Bdrm, lli Baths. All have new carpets and d r apes. Each has two car enclosed garage. Asking $795,000. RCTaylorCo 6 4 0-9900 macnab I irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IAYINE COMPANY CUTI AS A ..,_S IAaf Immacu late 2 BR , 2~ ba t h condominium, decorated in soft earthtones. Dra m atic floor plan, s kylig hts & best o f modern co n ve n ie n ces . Co mmunit y swimming, tennis a nd racquet ball. $127.500. Rose Gammon 752·1414. CF-68) 752·1414 CCll'llJM Volley Cen11Jt 64Z .. 2U CIOI ~Drive 551 .. 700 WoocbidQe Cent@< 644-6200 Ho.bar View Cel'llet .......... .,,.. ... , ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,...,..... I OOZ GeMral I OOZ GeMt"ol I OOZ ...... t.a.d t 006 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IALIOA ISL.AHO-- JOI ArOUHA One of a kind. old world design & quality of this new authentic French Normandy home. 4 Bdrm, 3 bath ('u s t o m hom e with f inest r r afts ma ns hip & a menities . Now ava ila~le. $58.5.000. Call for app't. IAYFllOMT We have several fi ne homes with pier & slip. a TOttO HO•SE COUMntY 4 Bdrm ., 3 ba ths ; ranch stvle . mini-estate in orange groves. $240.0oo BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy'>1d1•0r•ve NB 675 ·616 1 Mfta Vent. Jew.t Spacious mull.I-faceted s bed.room. 3 balh tri level watb formal dining , separ ate family room wtlh fireplace and wet bar , enclosed fro nt garden courtya rd Sparkling i>w1mm 1ng pool a nd lush landscap ing. All on 1t s pa<'IOU1i comer lot. Yo u r callv shouldn't miss this one Fu.II prjce ~IS,000 Call 751·3191 . S EL ECT PROPERTIES WANTACTION7 Class 1Ced Ads 642·5678 NEWPORT DUPUX 2 Units on fee l and Across from park NcJr beach, bay, & shopping_ Pnced al $205,000. Bve~ 64.2-2253 DOORS TO BEACH 2·2 Duple x Owne r motiv ated Open t o c reative financ ing Possibly little or no cas h Will trade property -boat car or '! '! S249,000 Eves S48-071S associated BROKERS-REAL TORS 101~ W Bolboo 671-)66) A DICOltA TC>a'S DUAM This 2 story Lido Isle home is located on a prime street to street lot. 4 BR. 21h Ba. 2 fireplaces. Private beaches . Tennis courts & c I u b hous e. Owner must sell. S350.000. IN NEWPORT CENTER fll 644-9060 THE 1~ NUMBER TO SEE COSTA MESA OFRCE 2790 ............ d 17 I 4154~t4t I N1S11CN AND NICI ·can go hand in hand! Artfully decorated home with a wet bar. spacious rooms and more. All terms .are available on this beauty, and it 's only $115.000. ?DISCOUUfiHD? C0%YCHARM Des irable location on channel steps lo secluded be.ad\. 4 Bdrm Man}' u11 1que features. S2.SO.OOO MAGMIACENT 8000 S/F ·VIEW MAMSIOH Sl,750,000 R1<·k Alderettl'. Hllr R.12 0440 LOWDOWN V.ACAMT Seller wants fast :.ale on this 3 Bdrm llumc Wrought Iron gate l'ntr.. flow er fill e d )u11l , CHAI ...... DUf'LIX New 2 bdrm unit with two decks and 13t owner depr eciation. Also 3 bdrm fronl home w1Lh new root, copper plumb 1ng, new kitchen. new hardwood floors. Total 1.Bl:md Charm! ~.ooo !I WATI RFRONl MOMt-S ' REAL ESTATE ' 631-1400 COf'OM .. M. ' I 022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AllracL1ve pool duplex + 2 good rentals. Prime loca· l!On. $285,000 64<>-4999 OCEAN VIEW HARBOR VlEW HlLLS 3 br, 2~2 ba, separate fam rm, brkfst nook. $325,000 ~ 752-Z2 1 I beautiful h a rd woud ---------floors. Only $86,500 SEACOVE PROPERTIES 631-6990 Dalebout Boys Beach Real Estate 11£Al tsr•rf flCfU l'NCt SINCf '949 THE BLUFFS Trina m odel ' Thrc•t· bedroom1> EnJoy th1: privat•y or thb t•nd 111)11 I c o m p I c l P I } r ,. fu r b is hed ) Th ... u11 SUrpas~ed Vl('lo\ or !ht• green~lt talw \OU u w:1\ from e 'e r}tfa, 11r.: $195,000 631 -7300 H.B. OCEAMVIEW 2 Bdrm 2 '• loJtll Former modt-1 "'1th a (antasl1r \ ll'lo\ Mu-;I >.t•t· Utas dernrator -. rJt"l11.:h1 Bes t t·ond o 1n C11:.t a Mesa Rl:.DUt'fo~U llY $10,000 WI LL S l-.J.t FAST ' ,.z~ RED CARPEi ·-754-1202 BYOWNEtl w~TWEEKEND BEFORE LISTING DUPLEX 2BR, IRA, & 2BR, OEN, IRA. sot.rm OF HWY. CORNER LOT HARDWOOD F LOORS T HRO U G HOUT , FIREPLACE..~ FOR E &· Af~r XLNT INCOME PIW PERTY $275.0()0 PRINCIPALS ONLY HOME 1;<10 6175, OF' Fl(;!:: 673-1700 Ownt-r I Agent Costa ~so I 024 ··•·••····•·•••·····•·• TAKE ADV AMT AGE Of .his sha rp 4 Bdrm h '' ni ~ H e m o d e I e d k1lt hcn Jnd cntr) wa \ huge nK·k fireplace. nt'w canhtone carpet.!>. new 1>J 111t r n a nd o ut llardwood noors. Large rn<hlcr 'iWte meas unng 12 x21 forma l dining room A!>kmg $119,900 Fur an apporntment Lo s~. call 540 1151 ~HERITAGE REALTORS ~SIDE DUPLEX MEW & SHIMEY Two 3 Ir. u.ih 1:. t h1~ I 'r old 3 uclrm $ 142,500 homt> "'h11 h ha:. IJl•l'n FOLLER REAL TY beaut1full) dcco r att''1 08 Ot-hghtful l .indM'a ping ·--•51ii4iii6--•liiiii4iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim a nowmg Va ullt'd l'~rltn~ m 11 ... ing rm & :. ·co1> EASTS.DE R-2 flreplacc Only $103,950 Tl4o rnd.tvidua.J houses. Call oow !n!H .no tughly upgraded. E.ach ALLSTATE REALTORS SUPW! SUPERB! Op e n . s pa c 1 Qu~ .i nd cheery home w ith 3 Bdrms , stud). fa m rh rm. 2 Crples, spa & t•om munity pool $219.UOO Call 979-5.170 today. ALLSTATE AEALJPAS has separate garage aod yard Owner will carry a large 2nd TD. Askiog S 135. 900 Ca II 540-ll5 l EASTSIDE s12s goo DON 'T BE! We have a terrific bargain for fi rst time buyers or in vestors . Quiet location. immense fenced backyard. and it does n't cost an arm and a leg. Call for details on this aJl terms financing at $105.000. ~ 1002 3 Bdrm 2 l ath, large pauo. big yard. Builtins plus spa Call 645-9161 !!HO IA• HHD•!! Jor this incredible 4-plex only, 3 years old in prime Costa Mesa area. Owne r is prepared to help · finance these exciting money make r s for YOU . Don't let opportunity pass you by! Walker Blee Real Estate ~ ffi@lJ~~@ocea rea l c:::~ estate -SAM JOA9UIM VILLA -S ( 41.000. CIMMce a.do ilt -of Ima. .. best ...... ......... c ............. Ct•. a...tfMly dfforahcl. Prf•• ,.........., ......... -GOU COUISI CUSTOM. ,,. .... C ..... d llllry fw ..... pnYeCJ. "'*' •••rp c.....-.. I• c•elc. lee ...... ...... ..., ~°""94. A ..... enatl•• ....... Ofht..t .. SH0,000. -1 l .. OOM -YllW. 8e9•t 2 story, .......... ..,., ...... ..... ......... .-.. Orwshed ... ,.. ,... & ,..... S..-11•illd ~'"'" & flow•L 5"1t•d • • ..... clll • •• Newly ........... tl47,00o. 2744 L COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAI 759-161& , ... '"llAI ····•·•·······•········ Tren.ndous Buy Big 2-s ty duplex. l blk to beach. Good 1nroml' Aslong only S215.000 and .. ....... . OPEN HOUSE REALTY you own the land Owner ·~~~~~~~~ w 1 l I l a r r > e 11 t 1 r c• --- balance JUST LISTS> JACOBS REAL TY . 675-6670 Wboalllmtd 1006 ······•····•··•••······ IDEAL FA.MIL Y HOME : 2 story, 3 bdrm and guest quarter'! La.rge-palto $355.000 LOU IR.ECHTa &Assoc. 675-3331 A Flcllllou• Buelnen Neme Stecement llled with lhe Counry Clerk le valld for llve yee .. •"•' which llme continuing buelne .. e• muat refile . Pubtlcetion le necuury only II l he•e ••• chengH. Call the Legel Depertmenl II th• DA ILY PILOT lor l nlormellon end neceu.,., rorm.1 642-4321 £:1t 332 I IMl1t4CMt leach I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTSIDE C.M. Super clean 4 Br & 2 Ba. family rm w/frplc, re- m o de I e d kit c h e n w breakrast nook. fres h paint 1n s 1de & ouL Owner's have price for qwck ~ale Open House Sunday 12 S Or caU for _appt Cwt Herbens l~ 631-1.266, 642 S5.S4 l~FZ~I~· REALTORS NEW CONDOS EASTSIDE C.M. 2Sl2Santa Ana Ave. 2 BR 21/B ba. contemp. design. SUG.000_ 6~096-646-6093 ------ EASTS.DE AXOllUILD • !Br hse on 60x.J40 R·2 lot. w/dplx p lans. Assume lg loan, S89,000. Owner/agt. 631 2923 . MESA YEIDE Custom 4 Bdrm &Studio, ·Pool. Jacuzzi , lntcom . Service Bar plus Wet Bar. Private, Security. Huge Lot by Appmt only S3o&S,OOO 546-3642 NO DOWN-OKAY!! 3Br. t0t.Ba. Frplc, Built-ins. Jn good family area. will not last at $8.5.500. No Down Okay to quality Veteran. FHA Okay too. Submit all offers. NO QUALIFYING!!! No need To Quality when you take over the loan on this spacious 38R, 134 Ba, with sparkling cool pool. Cozy fam rm. cpting 1 yr young. Call for more details . GOLDEN WEST REALTORS & ASSOC. 141-1111 ,, ONlYPtLOT l • w. ...... ~10.•• ~ .......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..............•....... , ........... tt1i1" ,_ s-. ....... ,... s. ....... ..._,., .. n1y a ... ....._,_ lltJr• Vis 0 •1• ....................... ..••.•................. ....•.••••.••.........• c.,1•-1111 ....................... ....................... ................. . ..................... . .............. · SI" ...._ Ul4 ._..... UH M.e 1.0t41 •• AL.Ott ••••eeeeeeeeeee•-•-•• --•MeMeeeee•-•• •••••••••-•••••••••••• c.e...... . 1044 .... ,... .... 106' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ............•......•... i\ BSOl.\JTEL '( Older bome. 1arap and Brand M'W trtpka. Fee • UDO 11&.1 llar•l•I I M I Ba ,..._ oceu vi.. 2 Bt. barn wW ......... aomia lud.. Ocean and 1cenJc CbarmlDI 2Br. 21a. ODllill9 hr'~. a.. c.do. TenDll/Pool, 9\c. f'llllW UppW l Bdrm • 8)' Owner. Turtli!roC'k, 0.. IU kl& m.D I 3bdnn. 1'6bl. lot. lotll oI .... La SulJI lulwil brick wotii. 10<~ a~11uma -.sta bl• loan . i ut ~110 ·ow~ca.n. 1\ldDr atyw atth.ltH't utt thararterb• Um lovt'l) c:-.om bwlt ('Olldo With 2 bedroomtl. 21~ bat&. dlnln1 room, 1our11wl ILltcben. ceramH· t1l4' count en. vn v 1 lt' Jiii tlo. wood bwlUnit r1n.1plAl!'t' •.ooo Sft. It toda~' 5t0-1720 t All&L llA&. TI .,~··· LOWIMT91ST Nearty MW 2 8R, 2\1 Ha. l'ODdo ln sroall pro)ttt w/pool and •Pll lend TO na.llablc. tnS .491.2 bllt 8Tore IOJZ ....................... ••LU111Y! CaU for yow penonal m niedloa ol Uus fabulous i Bdrm. 3 Ba. home b> Pa~tter OnJy 2 yeun. new. VIEW of moun taans. etc. elc A.skin.: Wi&.900 EXCLUSIVELY ·[g]r ;s::;,,df)e IJ• RHlty 551·3000 · t!ZO Barn"n Pllw>, lrvlrt4' ...... v..., 1034 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fixer 6K under market. 43K as.sum. 8V• VA move in now 4br. huge lot 839-0730 IW1i4• 1Hch I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• GUATFAMILY HOMI •Br. asa. light• a iry. l blk t.o scbl fr par¥. l ~ ml to bda. Only SUS,900. 146-5502 ·~· -LAa•t FAMILY llOOM Pt .. 4 bedroom5. Very nice patio at yard. Near Huntineton Center. Full price $1.l9.SOO Part PLac:elnc. 8'2-7461 WAUCTOIUCH Good.assumable. 2 bdrm condo. Owner anxious. $89.000. Agt, 536· 1484 : 536-8ou or S36-66J8 • 51.lSmlEACH 81191 DISIUILE QUl~\ 3 hdrm. Wnod brldl f' Condo lorult!d Ji.al m1nu&e!J fn;m th~ l..llait!, TtNUlo llub ~11p ptna aod w1Uun W1Jlkmic <l4italnrt1 u/ pulta, vool •11a Th.IA Upjlf'r 1•nd unit hali e.ar\hlon ,..,, ur l'ruh 11 ICN'at "illllt' .JI 5104.000 T .. GaOVES Over 1600 ~ n of hom., ln ll S Star park for JUSl n6;roo down! CUSTOM LEXINGTON COACH reatwing 2 master brs, CIA, 24 hr s~urity gate, f/p, pool, clubhouse & leruUS. S83,750 559-8118 LAKE & GOLFCOURSE F o rm e r m o d e l on fairway. Spectacula r vu of lake & goUcourse. Spacious w/frplc, sunken game rm, wel bar. s:z:fi. 000. Harbor Ridge Realty s.4-9411 675-1163 LAMplllG leoch 1041 ....................... THEO...YWAY TOGO 3 Bdrm floor plan. ocean view dec k s . large enc losed brick patio. Priced for immediate sale at s~.ooo. MISSION REAL TY 494-0731 4 Br + family rm. lrg yacd. uno bs t ruc ted ocean & canyon views L1ke new. S200,000 as· suma ble lst at 11 'h'/, ftxed. No points. $279,000. 1303 Terrace Way. Open Hse Sal/Sun or 494-12~6. COAST LINE VIEW own your own apartment on Clif£ Dr. Walk to beach & town. Sl59.SOO. Wallace Neff Realtor SPICT ACULAI ''POIMrllOlM ()nty J yr11 nPw 14-ll h ~•ult t'd re d1ni;11 , iou r an e l ll1t r hl•O , balcony 1t•flll! rm 1.1011 ~17' a.pa In mloll l<'r hfllh ri.vs m"" h morf' Now ofrttn'(J at (IOI)' $421).000 <>wTwr hna.nr1 n11 avo1lo hi!" llAUTlllUL Vllla1e San J1.11n. 4 hdrm, t. b1, country ro\lrl home AH the ammiUct 1106,000 lneome wt.Ii. you plan Mew. Ma0.000. frpk, dbl..,..,., paUo, PICallle .,.,.._, -· leeldt waaber/d.ryer .. new develosMnent. 8,850 ~ no peta. w-.-er f125 .-. .i .... w..m -ma. .._Alld ... .., 11q. ft. of lend near Lllh Ir ~Steve. DuN\ m-41M JJJ4 Wbi\Uer,C.M. aCo P1•t•Y6y W..,N. T-wterCe. · IAYW ••••••••••••• .. ••• .. ••• ·~..!... '44.4910 112-llll ..._.., REALTORS ~"'~-~r::i1'i, PUU.9 UAL TY 146-0lt4 IMM..-CYSALI ()~nn Ylew, 3300 1111 (\ l Ill 11\'t" 4 RR 3 Ba. in pr; t11(tOOli Mt'mhth C11 • nyon Undnr marke t fl!li.000 Ownl.lr, li31 3030 ON'M:IEWATER ,._ .__. Ofr'l»r I.DC BeauUIUl z bdnn+den, a at, 2"'ba, pr, frplc, dia· lit, lut Ir aec. Rent rr•~ fwS. Z200 ba, frpk ;-pvt beach. uw bwaaber. micro, adult.I. nqotlable.-.1~ MIWMIWMIW ....................... locl. h200/mowinm. No pet1. lY r old .• ........_ • .._. J240 •44-7111 l0,400 t q. f\. rentable 1 •F•..ttc ""* SMO/mo.111..-. •••••••H••u•oo•u•• area Downtown S•nta REDUCEDS7,000 IAYAlOMT/Wlt. Ellec LaQueata home nr beacb. 4 BR 2 Ba. Fam Rm. 2 aty, 2~ car gar. & bonua rm lncld in 3000 aq.ft. of llvlng apace. 11000 mo. 964-7198 or MS-364'7 /Jn Nll1!l UAll I 'r &. A5~U(IA1Ui llV OWl'l .. :lt :.! yr old Con du, <!lie. attu. tnJnY xtru•, IAl!llUJllllbl" lulAn. $1H,~ lilt :rtlfl Ana $1.200,000. Ex OnJy 914.500. Ocean view EXCEPTIONAL VIEW l•ellent terms. Chuck lot plus approved plans of Pavilion. Plush decor. Spiller, Broker,631·1266. for trHevet home. Walk· $700/wk. orahort term. 1QI dl.ltance t.o Dana Pt. i''or Sate. 22,000 ~ fl, llarbor.Owner638·1614 RENTIMES AMERICA'S flRIT COMPLETE HOllE RENTAL SERVICE ALL AREAS. SIZFA ).'OR SALP. BY OWN tm N~;W~Ht1' SHOH•;.14 2 >ll>r) Jl1drm, Wa. n· r t-1111) r.-1.h-l'IHAll'" S\39 OOU ~T~ 48~fl 6738•~ UOOIUUTY Spar1oua Hir homl', 1.arl(l' liv ing, d1 n1n11 . lr.l\r ht'n. ~lr i.wh-.11l ~~ bl:,aUllfully oppoml cod 'Win}' po100 Ownt-1 1711 l-673 16\0, bi3 0316 CUSTOM HOME l''Olt SAi.Jo: HY OWNER l:Ur. l'ondo, 2 l·ur g11r11g~ W .000 < 2t3 I 42.2 l24t, m" •96-11.64 0on. L>wor<'tl rocc~ qwck ~ah~ l''atlla:.tu· 4 JJr 3 Ba homt' !!lubed fmm 1189.000 to ·Sl'JS,000 W C P A&l 11.'11 2600 s-teAM 1080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IYOWMY commerc•aJ bid&. prime location, Grand Ave,~..._ JlOO ij.A. $1,000,000. 29% down. Tef1DS. Vi\ll tnove ••••••••••••••••••••••• outorlseback. Prine On-1974 Overland 21Yii' mini, ly pie.He. Call Hahn t.ake over payme nts, Really -Ted Beckett . 536-6U9Eve. 973-1077. t1a•t•o.s.t . Hollywood ore Bldg. ..._. 2400 TRADE FORCOM'L ••••••••••••••••••••••• $350.000. Tri·nel lse. Bkr. (714) 673-12'1, 1213> 6464-2270 or 876-1434 Billie FOR LEASE 3) r.. old. the only c~tom home 1n llarbOr V1t>w homes. 4 Br t-l"R, so many features wt! don't know where to s tart , ca rpt!tS, drapes , ouk r toors ~hol tub , wallpaper a ll ore the (1oe~t quality ... + + mudl , muc h m o r e 1"1oanc1ng 1s rlc><ible Call Curt llerbert:i Sr or .Jr lo see this special a t only S289. <XX>. Gl l • l.266 JBr. lg lot. nr business di.St.net & i.chl. conven· COltdoMiw"':':.{"ow ... llunal o r F HA /VA. ~for 1700 New 2 bedroom 2 bath home. &tiss~on Lakes Country Club. Golf· tennis-pool. BeautH11lly landscaped, no main· lerumce yard. $11(),000 S.7 31112 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t .. tw. --I 090 New 3 bd air cood. garden •••••• ••••••••••••••••. Condo nQJ' S.C. Plaza. 98> Clllbbouse Rd. Desert Hot Springs 213-3'1~25'72 1~~~191 REALTORS lllD'SFfE Ocean + bay view condo. CH.AIMING, DBJGHTFUL Large 4 Bdrm. 3 bath + fa mily room, 3 c ar garage, beautiful P<>OI a nd s pa, brick BBQ. Shows like a model. Of. fered at S201,000 Call 540-1151 ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS Boal slip, Try tO"/., down. ~~~~~~~~~ Owner IS motivated ! ! ::: •W~o~rl~d~R~. E~·~S43-~2S9~1 ~-j Other Real btaff == .••..••.•.•••...•...••. 618 Kings Pl. 3 BR. fam· ...,. Hoftlts rm. l ~ ba. lge lot, quiet For Sde 1100 neighborhood. $218,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-5083 San Juan Capo. S.SS.000. 2 ---Br. 2 Ba. 1480 sq. Ct. 8yrs MAG MI FI CE MT old. Agt54Hi032. HACIENDA OM IACICIAT 4 Bdrm Maids room, pool. stained glass wan dows. $499.000 Agent 646-1044 VERSAILLES Double wide Mobile Home. 2bdrm. 2ba, very gd cond New w /w carpeting, FA/AC, xlnt locatJon. SJC By Owner: 71H6Hi288 540-45M. SllB.000. 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRIME 1S AC Com· mercial Land. 900 fl fron· lage on Hw y 11 1. Sl,200,000. Call Barbara Glass al C/21 Sandpiper . 640-4950 OCM VIEW DUPLEX $142,900. 20% dn, owner will finance al 12o/•%. Int only payments. Please call ·bkr. 631·2246 or _1 _a_c-re_ca_li __ ro-rru-·a_P_in-es-. 548·2089 $1400 down take over payments or $74 per mo. DUPLEX 211 & 1 IR _1_14_-S36-6 __ 1_19_. ---- 1~ Blocks to beach, !tint Outof c-ty location. Good in vest· Pl -....., ZSSO ment at only Sl.99.500. ..:!:;:· .......... •••••. JONES REALTY 673-6210 -... ~~~~111111!--t ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIWUS1Ua S.ve Cash will buy Da'lh&Ctcn 151-16'6 5 HOUSIS OM LOT Newly murbished. Near ---------HELP! golf course in Eastside <Asta Mesa. Partnership proble m-must be sold' $375,000. 7S2-1920 2bdrm. 2ba condo, ocean 1974 Overland 2n~· mini, & harbor vie w. many take over payments, ,. '-'UAI. L amenities. pool. b y 53&-6119 Eve. T ow n e r . Sl49 .5 00 . -------1, PLACE 213/821-7949. CANNERY VILLAGE Beautiful Lancer Royal PROPERTIES'# Pool/Spa Homeowners. Nttd a tu sbetler? Priv. Pty needs hme these terms. No Ca.sh Down, or a 6-1.2 mos. deferred clos· Ing, moderate payments o r si miliar term s . 951-5575 Krught. ZBr 2ba. Steps to 10,-Tll 1:30 P.M.I the water . Pool & rec. BEACH llJPLEX ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm. $65,000 Two · 2 bdrm, 1 bath un· --------·IHomel ,_511...., its. Summer/winter ren· ---------•••-••••••••••••••••••• WIMT'a UMTALS 2 Br. newfw-n. 9900/mo l Br, $500/mo. S.ch wiUI kitcb ~ · Waterfront/Salisbury 67W900 ANDPIUCl:S CAIL TODAY 631-4555 WI~ LGE2 Brbolne. cptl, slv, "'-IBfTAl.S refrla. focd yd, car, Duplexes, 2 brat 3 br, ed!ta.Sli0mo.M4-980f M2S t.o '500. Near beach. Nwprt 8cb Rl~ 67S.l642 2 BA. very quiet. Adults No peta. Ranee Ii mer. 4Br. 2Ba,2aty. ontbewtr, "Utilapaid.-mo . ~~de Ue, '950 mo. Mai,; W. l.Mh. 142.o&lS UDOtS&.E 3:-.1:-~~~=-· Completely furnished 641.mct with everything you --------- need. Rermdeled " de-lm/PlrS °" corated. 3 Br, den 2 bath. £.side Home, Gara1e. Monthly. Bill Grundy. Flied yard. 11115. 642-2&10, Rlt.r,6'1~61 ..... New 2 story exec H B home leue. s bUts to bcb, J bdra, 21,; ba. ram rm, 2 f/p. 3 aar. gated comm. nr 1cbl1, tennis coif. bup lot. card incl. no pell $1000 mo. Call 531-9781 Absolut ely exceptional brand new. never oc. cupied 3 Bdrm. 21,; ba. home. Landscaping, carp etin& • drapes, fami ly room with up- alAira loft that can be med .. bdrm. br den. s blocks from beach & ICbool. SUOO pex mo. + utU1. Owner will main· lain ut. yard . Call 1181-1951. Beautiful brand new 3 bdrm. 2~ ba. Hunlington Beach home. Completely carpeted & draped. s blocks from beach & schoola. aero per mo. + utlls. Owner will main· lain ext. yard care. Call 891-7951. Beacb area. 3Br condo. Garate. 2 patios, frplc. saso. Bill : s3&·&S&5, ~1217 2TOlMEPm Alone witb the s uper location. Ulia spacious 2 sty home offers you 3 Bdnns, each with a pvt. bath, vaulted ceilings, eart.btooe cpts. a cozy brick frptc, low main · leitance. all lhis and more + a high balance assumable loan at 9.54%. CallNOW. 494.931Jl tals. Priced for quick WAUCTOSHOPS •MeMIW ............ 3106 LA&UNA PAAADISE ~OA-MEWPORT a!e°~~~:':aJ.a~t 6UMl1'S ••••••-••••••••••••••• Breathtaking village and RadtJ '75-1170 and rec rm. 700 Lido 2 Br units w/prages. 1st Bayfroot, Little Island, ocean view rrom this Parle Or. $58,500. owner benefits. Great 2br579•5 2bas. 9~f~·n=:.O!f sparliling 3 Bdrm 2 bath r e n t a I a r e a i n • • · home. Spacious ramHy MAKE Off'EA IM UDO PARK Westminster. Owner will 21.J..t'?PrJ.Wl Herb. room and living room. Owoer leaving town. VJEW OF BAY and night help finance. Agent Sepl. to June. 3Br. l ~Ba many .utras J n lh1s -Need-quiek sale -4 Bdrm, Ughts fl'OlD 2nd Ooor den _63_l~_1300 __ . ------+ separi{e guest room & beauli(utly d ecorated 2 ba. High assumable In and decks Owner will bath. Garage, no pets bomt;. Sl.80.000. Assume Appraised $225,000 nn.ance.Subrrut.$46,500. $750/mo. incl. ut il. ~. don osen : rl!>Altors ui.sting loan. HVH. Bill 975-1260 or -67$-2975. 760-024 1 WATt:.RFRONT ~ ---------1 HOMES No. Bay(ront 4 BR 2 Ba. --------•I REAL ESTATE Sept 15 thru June 15. S800 THEILUFFS 631-1 400 m o + $50 ulil . Dys ··~~~· _....., SJ6.754Z 1044 ....................... ** lllllE! 2300 Sq. Ft. of luxurious living, with it's owo POOL & SPA! This 3 bdrm & den attached home is possibly the only example in the pre· stigious Woodbrid.ie FAtales with a pnvate pool. caJl OOW to ¥ee & eQ)oy! $1ln.500 \\bodbrld4c Realty I 551 ·3tl00 ftZl8anaan l'tlwy, lrvl•f' WOODBRGE SOR , COOP. Pr ea cott by Lagoon, AOT 2FR 18 llandario 552-4866 Turtlerocll Glen. lowest price, Sbdnn. lba, im· lZU N. COAST HWY LAGUNA BEACH 497-'4848 u.,-...... 105~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• RI 1 M l'HAN MEW Bea1.1t1ru1 S p anish 2 Bdrm . V i ll n Profe Ns iona l l y l andscaped. On•a m Kitc hen llii.ihly op graded Cluhhuu.•w, pool, teuus and pnvalt! 11urk 1nic al beaeh front fll0.000 .... ~ ....... ~~ 4!n-t494 4!Y.. ~ lllG JILY Ul'GK/\J>,.:U M II. A N M 0 0 •: L I N K ITf: Ill I.I. u Citit l(f()WI 4 hc."f'lmum, :l bath hornr tcml un 111( 11 pool and 11pn pl1111 11 beautHuJ vlt.-W /\II lh1· opulen<>e of • r l)Unt i-y c halc •u '24it,:,oo 49(>.lT~ Lingo · tt..Jht-.•• m a c . v a c a n l . ......_ va.fo I 067 Owner/A&t:6'4-6125. • •••••••••••••••••••••• .. ~=;;••=r--tSPECTACUt.AR v1•:w WO"-•• •I from thbl overalzNI lot -with Exe c . h o m e. TOWlllOI • fealurel 4 hdrma, J ha, Slit.too d1ftlnc rm, wet.har, m11tr Pride ol ownenbip and auit.e haa baJcony llc ut bentifully ~ 2 ed pool . Auumablc bdnn db 1 '4 . loam. sz:at.500. Ron WWlama lle•lly 83l-IM4C> Upper bay v1ew. Most ~~~~~~~~~ l5"Hh:alll DMsloa 642·l670evs ; 541H647 des1~ed original ar ea ...... ---ir...a... 1200 uoo1•n111r. Spacious 3 bdrm + hob· -.._,.. .,__ --by room. end unit. Huge ••••••••••••••••••••••• TllP\.D patio. S250,000. Agt. 2 a cr es. No . Calif.. On the sand! Magoifi. 640-5560. California Pines. $2000 cent bay view, location dwn, take over payments and condition. 3 spacious FOR SALE IY OWMB Giant S Br. 3 Ba. Only $269,SOO. Owne r w ill carry al SISOO monthly with $20,000 1low11. No <'r l'd1l ne e ded 714/840 lus-1 of $70 mo. 536-6119. Ask 3 Bdrm 2 balb unit.I with for Jeff ftreplaceiL For preview leodlPtopwty 1350 sbowtog. call Kurt Spr· ••••••••••••••••••••••• inger. Curonado Cays Coronado Peninsula J bdrm 2 l>a. Chanel froot home with 40' L 1hapt.'fi dock ror 2 bOalS UDOISl.E H1r:h ht!umed ce1llnf[s, Super w1clc• lo\ wllh i 11tr1u111 . flrl'plal'c. we\ ll(tnn roU111(t• lk!IHfle·d hnr & 1>n v1.1le pal.lo on cc•1l1111<11. U11t•1I hr11•k lhl' duuwl Grcol homc flrl!Jlhll'I' l'lurl" llYlltlJ.1 rot llvlnl( & cll\\'r\lUnintt. ble for rf'modt•l, with Ow1wr:llJ /l!ll 31i06 , . ., .• 11t111 111'fm11111 ,·1111 c ,. i\nn l'c11Alf~t1ul" ~ 1600 •• • •••••••••••••••••••••• REALTY llGISTD 64~1200 ROOAl. (COMllO) W1• l11u11t•11 111 I 1•11 yu u 1.1ho11t thlll '"'" • '"' I"'"' llWll•U Wflll"' ,.....,,, •Wt'llll'lltf Nl'wport •("lt111c• lo 11ll 11N vl1·1•11 LAGUNA 11.ACH '6005q.fT. 14 I A•u .-.1 c·ommt1rel•I· hl'IW1tr1111 11nllJ1 luctat.-d "" un~ ol L1a.cunu'11 main hll(hwuy" llulldln.i '"' 1.'t:JJtlUY rlJIOOthll«Jd, JJil(h 1Jmt111nd 1ar1•11 l'urrnel'll w1111t out, 11rt11rln.i VN "Y 1111rurfl111• f l11111wlt11( 1111 u toti.1 11rl1•11 ut S:.7!1,000 with $Ulll,7:1(1duwn llH l1100111l n fl7 5 1171111 •<!I Wt rm• ? full loul h" If you're In the m11rll.t • 1' 1111 I , t Irr 1t I 1t 1· •• , tor • blltler car, be IW'e 1iJUllC'l1JW1 w r hl!H'll the many auto9 • 1<;vl'ythln1C nit·•· •dvartl••d for aall' In •Adultllonly ~. Whllr It l.11.111.11, 011ly M!IG ----- 1.11•r mo .....-Pt •'iJ JOH ········\·············· DWLD WAUCTO llACH Only SU0,000 with E·Z down and good terms. Prime area. 2 Bdrm plus l Bdrm un.ita, brick COV· ~ pat.los. call for de· tails. IOUMITS OHLY 126.000NMrT 2.S% Spmciable with 29% down! Ownerflnanc·ed at 10"'1 % ! No poi nts!! Uread and butler adult type unit,, in high de m•nd •r9• Call Jeff blMle 11MM-tJtl 21MJ6.f716 "'"T°AX91ar•~ ...... " Tu uvln,(11 will Ila)' for thi11 new ll11otint(to11 4 ple a, priced •t onl)' II 7•0n>M 1'\Jlly rt'nlt!d. t\altlume1 &oan. Ciall now l llkr. 8t0-<tr.M ""°" have • nrvlce to olfer or ~to MU. l)lac. H ad fn lhe D•llY PUol OaMllted Sedloe . llhoM IU-15111.. ..... ~Hfta• ll4Z ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exeaitlve t.ownho~. 28r Ii den. 30.., 2 frplc's. f\a.rnit\U'e fr :m' a Up Oil tiooaJ. 1750. M).S429. ~ Jl44 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AT1'N . E•ec utlv.,·s . beaut 3 br. a '' l>M, ram. rm home In Wllodllndaa Avl Oc-t. I lo April I Cl11 tu li~ltt1, puula • l"nnh1 $1 ,000 mu No '"''II a,.,1 Dllil ......... )141 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Huch Front horre;wmte1r le•H. !bdrm. turn l'rpl c, be aut. vl"w 211--.mt. Almo1t oc ean rront, winter rent al, lovely v~. ll'eell, prtv paUOll, 2bdrm, 2ba, $S7S/mo. d'l.$125. ~.~~ ... ~~~~ ~~····--·~~.~ Jasmine Creell new, 2 Great Daoa Cr eal 3 lltory.oceanveiw,3Br.3 Br +fam rm . New Ba. Fam rm. Z700 sq. laodl=• •· low c are H .$1500/mo. 2l3 / =:,put.~'::~~ ..-.. -/.-0. AY&ll DOW, call Old Cdll cbarenint 2br d.t11•1PD •Cl· cotta&e. North side of BradauUNl'IMledbllCe 4 hw y . O•r. stove . Br bo me, '850. Call SIUJmo... lll .• luL "1..fla n.t.leroct view 2br. 2ba. earthtones Exe c ~ AGT 833-8600, 975-1192 l yr. lse. S700'mo. cleanin& dep. Call Roxie: --..,..MO~ft::::ICI'""=-=-=-=-=-=·-• M2410Wltdaysonly. «~' --. DailJ Pilot a.a.. r,11,.:/-; 2bdrm, den, nice. iftal .. dlsnllaJ tMlr ~Imo. 7CY7Yt Acacla. an .... wMi lsclllWtJ m·8600 M&-378'1. .. '-*'' ow ...... ........... ..,,....., ~~~~-~1~: :;,t.;:_nlta. PlloH ''523CAMMDa~IRVM fireplace. Oo Beach. -, ........ •1000 mo. 494-8044, _.,. 6'$-0'100 ...... ... Euc:\i1Yi4 Bdrm 21,; Ba bome lo preatlalo .. SpycJaa. can fGr appt. t.oaee.Sl•I•. 2 .... ,........ '°'' . ~...-JllJ RCTc1ylc>r C n macnab I Irvine raaltg A IU89'DIARY OF THI IRVINI COMPANY ••••••••••••••••••••••• . '•I ,..,..... WATERFRONT Comoletely refurb\a~. • HOMES OOI bUt to beach. You ~~-~TE own the land. Creal ~~~~~~~I fioanc.ina. Dl5,ooo ~ PIBfl9IOUS c-.. .. ... ......,... ...... Plan. ...... iDcl\ldelbdnn 71""'"' ......... ··a 1oc.t;i to ~boolt. • PoOl • Newport Hel1bt1. By =:&::.'· ll!o1 ooly Owner. $175,000. 2 Bdrm. · 1 Ba. z Dbl G1ra1es. ;~ . ~ ' l7s.30ll Wlaadl. 6'79-1887 Ews. Ha.a~youwaat to aell? ct...n8d • do ~.::====::-7'"::-:;--l ~well--~- # 0 • A UI Vl"llllll I)( llurhor l11v1•!4tlfl1mt L'o' -1076 • •••••••••••••••••••••• CYPIUI SHOllS OcMI ......... New, pre1t111oua r e · aldenco. Ste. 1ale, ex c lu 1lve bea c h tis chabhoulC!. Every rm a snap111ca vu. Comer lot., adj to former Nixon utll•. By appt. only . S750,000. 1 -7i~·8828 tis l·T.D.- l euMmM&TMMr .... MIAllMIWPOl'ft•••m.MM.• Fantastic 3 bdrm owner'• unit with family rm, formal dlnlnl rm, 2&,A, bathl • ftreplace. 4 Other lovely units each w /2 bdrma, 2 bath• fl fireplace. Atrluma 6 patlol. ICloeed ~'::~es + 4 parkl~ spaces .. Only~ yn . WllLIY M. TAft.oa co. .1Ml10ll I\ 2111S..t1? ...... MIWfGlrl cena u. , ••• •11 ,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• NeeU&SHOUS Oc.'eanalde al Hwy. newly decorated home, Incl. ~ ' 'I I• Unena, 3 Br 2 Ba, Iott, c.te...... )114 epa, adulta pref .• maJl. 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• penona. Avall 10/l. '7·9 Moa. $1200 mo lncl. Duplu Eutakle. 2 Bdrm. 1ardeoer II water. lba.patioll..,...e. m 1•1100 (l"rancle). C'1$-0llZ ..,.,.. ..... -Jl6t: BeaaatlfulBdE:•ld• Coata 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••. · lie.a a a Ba poo Lwt. 4 Br. 4 ba, + rec. nn. home on quiet cw•·•~e. On ocean. t1r1 fans only. •1ts. Jeanne Salter. $1400/tDO. Sept to Juee. Dl·ml M&-15'11 ................. ~you're '"'1blt or aetun_1, ·c 1a11Uled ad· llSALTOllS vertWDc wm ,.i your ....... to the"'"*'*°' ................ p&e.,eau Today l.~_sm. Puanraet Adi. ·--·~-... fOIUA ....... s BR home. Le kttchen/famlly rm. fplc. Lovely r·rct w/covered patio. $725/lftO, me . 1ardener • water. rt1 El• ~GOO. <F•> .~ -wao•••• --·sea Vllla1e condo in 1u.per tocatkm ... /mo. yrly. Immediate ·occupancy. Sandie Flx 8"·8200. .(F-10) I I ~ ' I I Wednesday. September 10. 1980 * ~·• ,..,.....~ ApartMent• Unfwn.. Apart"'•"'' u..tun.. ••••••...•......•...... ····•·••••····•··•·••·· ······················· ~LY PILOT ..._.. U......,tlwd COii • * I•• Mt.,.,..._. 37 6t Co1to MeM 3824 Co1ta M.to 3124 ApcritMRts u.fww.. .,.,......,.., Utlfww. R...t• to Slw9 4)00 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............. 1425 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .,,._ 3244 Mlw~IMdl ll4t ....................... 3 bdrm duiilu 20th & 1(ir NrwlydNnr &•"-IHI A\Jll Now 2bd rm ti'twportleoch 3169 S-C..._lllh 3174 Share 3 Bd.rm <.:.If. S28S ....................... • •••••••••••• , ••••••••• I 'ii T II ... '·A K ~. s Uull•JI Wtntl•r rentul t•ncl i:ar /\1llli. IJOUI lwnhN('. 1 •.Liu, rrJJk, bit ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mo util inc F /Non · Nor\ hwun1l I h 1t 1 11\ ttil'5 rou :U!t t:H I "34'7 or li42 5073 '"' "'' c•h1lc1rc•n lp1•h New Ouplex, '"' blk from Old Spanish ll( I Br. 2Ha. S moker over 3Syr ••IUIE! ._,_. pr mg un I yr lease Nine to cbutUt' rrom we·~ tht• rn119~ to call IAOl IA Y VllW 281 28• 'onJv. llkt Ot'"', h11hh up1tr..id1 •l wr:i ni.1 ~ AG<!M '''""" il'W mt• I .ill Tll .ns l !MO W<tll,1r <>. C' 113 beach Avail. 915 Up i din rm. gar;1ge, r"'lc, Before lOam M·Thurs. t. I 3 llr T11wuh11u'>''. 1wwl) ·,. 1> .. ~11., •tN-l!I .I llf ·~14 !>.,b b~tl\5 th''! ~·lij U\Hl'7 ttr I & $8'15 t.>own 2 llr 1400 'iQ ft $ .. So mCI 548 8643 1fccor J:•I' 11tl 1 111·hcl J:il. llMlll .1lt<•rfiJ>m I "1 R u $ 6 2 5 49'; 7151 i:,1r \rills pml 1;.w •nn (2131335 803.5 Eves 1111'11 lw-.iut °' I f•I 11 I 'h.-•lllH I .11"" I hlk~ •wc u11I\ NO LEASE ;,i Ur 1 llJth pt "'''"' h :! fir " Ha ''" h pa111t1oJ tll'l'•ll c;11, jHI l'lll l"I (;u1 tll(I' U1"h" .t :.ht•r itiu wol ''""' M<' .-..crn i\d11lto. 'lo 1>tt!. S4 IU lil:i lhilt fo'urn Apt to sh-are 11l MEACH Avail 9·15-80 S200 Mon\h, 546-1824 lo'f:MALE Roo mmate ONJ. Y 2.Bdrm Garden \\\\,'41 lu tdv" lk•lt" [>S I :1111111 l haro.11na I ltf' 1·-11,.t ~'hint l)ulJll'" ... ,.. lo'.'·"'' ;,un1I"" k fn1\1 tn 1•111 h ft'011l<ft"l..J lo\ II. l11 tu h $711(1 \r h UI t I 1111 1'7;l 1ll~ I It .in I. llhlfl I 11111lt lhr .!hJ ... 111 I 1 I REQUIRED 1-· ~llll .!llr (, .11 ll\•ll ·ll'l " ~.1r .i11lh "" 1wh ~~) \1141 :.!l~I St :'>\Ii 2121 2 Ur Ila fo:J '>hltk f111·11l.11t $1:.0 11111 2 Bd, 2 liA. 7th f'ir, sel· l.ihig. Lado bayfront. $1200 mo. Hob Kooµ, Ai.:t. ti.JI t.2G6 < 1<:eanv1ew lla~·h. 2 rooms 111 llotel. $400 t Se<· de ~111slt or $400 2306 w 0 1• 11 a n f r 11 n t • N Ii fi734154 I • l yea rs nt•w , go tr coo l">I! view, 2 RR, 2 RI\ spht level apartment llwlt tns. carpel, dr11ws, 2 t:8.f'P(Jrtll, laundry racth ty. putih1• tennii. t•ourts and ~ulf r·ouro;1· rii:ht heh1ml Adult:.. 11<• pell. Ava1lahlc Oct 3 S4251 mo.1 1tw~c Owner M2 0138 Ap artm e nt NON S MO K fo:R J e nn 1 fe r ~7 4396 ltZlf 8 llf lf ...... I It I llH RAN 'Jll)SAN JOM~l lN Nt•11rl) n~" ~ulf '""Ir'«' Condo ii llr :. Iii i\, r M t l'I V"'W•\•' W II ll h I' I 0 I \ 1• I Vool1Sp11 \rlulh ,,1 pets $7~0 11111 I ,,. 700 1719 .......... h 3241 •••••.•.•.............. Oce111v1ew 2tHt 1 1kn 1 twdc.s. leur S'7uo hk ror l)a ve 6+1 T.! l 1 Beaut 3 Ur -. \ , ... ,. \II new 1ns1de l.~t· '·'"'' SliOO mo ~I(}~ J Br, I bu. frµlt h:e 11\'1 i.. hardwood noun. Ct•m ••1t back yard & dhl l(.ir .ii:•· S'700 mo Agt . 1~1 7~ l Gracious In 1n~ m \o\ t•h 3bdrm, 2ba " 1>Pa No ~ls ~/~ 497 4IY12 3250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 38r conrlo View or moun lams. near golf cour~~. Laguna lhlls v1 llJ ~~ Pools. tennis. volleyball etc S69S 962 ~ Ask for Dee Allractive 3bdrm. 2bn, Lo Laguna Village. No pets $625/mo. 497-4072 Newport leach 32" .....•......•.......... NO FEE! Apt & Condo rentals Villa Rentals 675-4912 Bkr OM WATER Beautiful bayfront ho me with s bdrms. frml dm nn, lge patio. pier & s hp $3,000/mo. Lease. Wf/l•~CMtHomrs ... 631-1400 WAT&AlOMT 36' Pier & sUp, 3 bdrm & den, ample pa.rking, without s lip, Sl ,Os w /s lip per mo. Agl , R.H.R. Brkr, 673-7300 IOOIMES '"AMEIJCAS LEA.DY IN THE •SINESS OF ltBfr ALS" CALI. 631-4555 1-ttt" J ~1 "• h.. I 11\.1· ,, m•ll 'o l•"h S 1.,>011 T:-.!I (I.Ill ..... i ll4 ··~•'«> \II 111•111 I Ill ~. '" ... l'.l.11 J Hn I·,,, 11111•· I 1•11111 'rn111 \\ ,111 1111 11\flflOR ltrtlla I" m 1•1\ \•lull •11th (urn r1•~ 11h111111 Utt 1 4 ' 1"•.f7 Jh.i f.i111 1111 Ith '"" ~ .. , Unfum )600 "'' "utn .?"'\•\ ''-l f\ \ 11 v. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~1\'lll 0\11 llh I 1:o111lt l>t I 'l•I •ltl • •I Sit..• 1111• t).W "'·"'"t .... >ll-1 I .,.11 I ·~·· 11 J\ .. ~. ''''" """l"'r' I 11•,l lh;ll 111 1 '' 1 tM fJ ltl rm u11ul"1 ru1' I 1.1.-t h.11111 11·111 t••I , 1 I .'ti •tc. eJn '"'" ~' •Hu h1lur .. 111 II\ "-I ~· "" ~ ~HI ~7 ,!l._'ll ~ 6 ) 1 6 0 0 o r IUK l:il uft, .!HJ JI .tll 645-l 227 1111 ntl'tl '1 I I "h,11 I' ~Ill"""'''""'· JHr ~Roi hl.11111· 11,1, v. 111 1111 .... ,, f1µt. ,.1\• l1•1I II .i l 111 ..! • .1 r 1 J 1 li,irdem'r tnd s-ioo 1111' l)J\~ 41.tJ 1,lh _mt io'H"• & "knc.b 213 2X.S 1:1:1.! Beaut hw :! Br "' lrl'll- l>"t pallO Jl5 E ka) H.tl Pen111 $.S25, li40 ~ Npt Shor~ lrt.( C'<.lfl,ill runt home, 2 i.ty :I l\llri11 1 drn. :i 1-\<1, 2 frpll·~ 11..: n •dwn11d cl1•C'k o\ er wJlcr. 2 rJr gurj.!a~t> :! 1•omm pool~. lcnuh 1·rh walk to ocean ~150 11111 yrly Owner64S fiM6 •••.•...•.............. Balboa PeM.Mlla l 7 0 7 .••••.•.•.............. WIMTH RENT AL .!llr heat~ µ .... t w:1 I-. 1-J.J I hoJ $-150 11111 .n .1 II ~·pl 1 ti15 IK1 I l)C1'AN Fltl>N'I' 1 .. 1r11\• dduxt• J b1lr111 1/ii'~. I bdrm $1541 W1n11•r l\l11 p••I s Ii? :1 f~;.IU St 1· ,. p 1 n I! r 1111 111 " ,\ kltl'IW!ll'tlt'!> $lMI 14k & uv f ln·anfr1111t li7~. 117 111 \ o•arlv. upsla1~. 11uatnt :! !tr I IJa. utrl pd S.15<1 mu C.111 fl75 R2\3 ----------I Br Lndr) 1;M l'ath• •, RENTAL (CONDO) We hasten lo tell > ou about his on!!: •lsl lime owner would rent •WestchCf Newport •Close to all l>crvtl'es •2 Bdrm!> 2 ru11 bath~ •Pool. (trt!plac·e. spacious • Everytlung nu:e •Adults onJy wtule 1l lasts. only $650 per mo. 1\ l>I\ 1s1on of ll;irbor ln\'l.',lm!'nl_l'n S-J.m blk be;11·h Winter S-12.~ Yi-arly S550 67:1 \1327 HEAR BAY 2 Br. garage. $600 "'tnto·r Also 2 Rr, bu} YH'"" cl1•1 k. car. $65() JACOBS REAL TY 67S-6670 Several small I & 2 IJR's rum $35.5 & up !-.everal ;! BR oceanfront apls Winter & yrl.)· 1\ll uttl pd 613-!12'70 .t Bdrm 2 Ba + 3 Bdrm 2 Ba Steps to beach. Complete with hnens W t'e kl y Mont h ly 673-4586 Costa~ 3724 ··············•······•· CASA DE ORO ALL UTIUTI ES PAID Sharp East Bluffs Condo, ~drallo 3278 view, 3bdrm. 2 1~ba , ••••••••••••••••••••••• Compare before you rent Custo m des 1~n features: P ool, BRQ. cov"rd garage. new rurniture. s urrounded with plush landscaping. Adult UVU1g at its best. No pets. $1000/mo. 759· 1244 . 631-7Zl6. Beaut 2bd.rm condo, all xtras. rdrig, 2 s tory. UDO ISi.i pool, 2 kids OK, no dog AvaJI 8-21 $42.5/mo Lst, 2 Br. 2 Ba. Oen. Frplc. <last. 496-6516, 831-9003. Cable TV. elec. gar. dr .. I Bdrm furrushed $400 2 bdrm furnished ~ J65W Wilson,642-1971 $1250 m o Adults SantaAno 1280 673-132&. 675-6948. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUS CASIT AS 3 Br. 2 ba. cplS & drps inc. Furn I br apt. $32.5 & up. Bayshores SS7S /mo . c h ild OK Encl gar lf\dults. no 2685 Baysb o re Dr 714/645-2462 213/281-3398 pets 2ll~ewport Bl 4bdnn, 2"'2ba. Avail Sept ' 548·4968 betwn 8 30 & lS. year Lse. 213-441 32.52 ~ FunailMd or 5PM. o.r 385-2176. UnfwftisMd lJOO --.--------------1 •••••••••••••• ......... 1-tuntiftcJtOft ~ach 37 40 Newport Heights very private newly decorated lge 2 story condo. 3 Br, 2 ba, powder room. rrplc & pool. Walk to schools . S900 m o. 645-4955 or 6'.S-41134. IAYVIEW Lido Peninsula. Double wide mobile h ome S9151mo. Super tux IJv ing. Woterft Giit Homes htc.. 631 -1400 NEWPORT SHO R ES. 3bdrm, 2ba. newly re- .............. --.. 1······················· H.8'1 FtMEST Spamsh Estate Living: MISCH I FAMOUS RENTALS/NI CIRG L-.5*ction WWw & Yearly ..,._ & u.mrn.. 7 oceanfronts Crom S900 to Sl600. Many othe r beach locations We 're open every day. BURR WHITE REALTOR. IMC. 67>4630 Beauhfu1 park-like sur- round 1 ngs Terral'ed pool Sunken gas bbq, s parkling rounla1ns Spar1ou s room s Separate dining area Walk-in closets, ho me 11.k.e kitchen & cabtnclS. Walk t o llunt1n1?ton C~nter \ Lledroom-unfum $-100 l Redroom Corn from S4J(I 2 Bedroom fum $500 Twnhse unfurn Crum decorated, olde.r pre-Conda .... rerred, S745/mo 675-4886. fwNthed 673-814.5. 3400 S500 Adults, no pets Ullhl1es F'ree' ••••••••••••••••••••••• llG CANYON 2br, l lf2ba. No lrvme LA QUINTA II ER MUSA McLain Townhom e 2 BR area. $.525/mCJ 16211 Parkside Ln. l blk 2ba. Tennis, pool, Jae. 637~1 W.or'Beach.JblksS of Edinger sec. Cvd parking for 2 C•da ••aaa 841-S«I cars. 644-7722 dys or u..funlbhed 3425 --------~ev/wknds ••••••••••••••••••••••• Compass Motel· Low da1 Weslcliff a rea lovely ex· Irvine Turtle Rock Tri. I Y & week I Y A Pt s ecutlve home. 3Br. 2Ba. level.' 38r, 21r.iBa. ·Pvt. Kitchen, pool. Col~r TV. available-for immediate patio. Fr:plc. au.ached 2 . .Qpposlle..beaclL Ul1ls pd_ occupancy. Dee, J .D. car gar. tennis courtS. From S80week.•U811lh Property Management: pool, + much more . $775. St. H.B. 5364170. 751-2787. ~l~~t'J~ ... o k . P / P · lOCJoWtG 8-ach-3748 BLUFFS "E" plan 3 br, fam rm. 2 (epics. Sl,050 m0.644-4643 <keanlronl Lux l br Apt. Util. Pd. Winte.r $475. Yr· ly . SS75. 675 -8046 3:J0..8pm. OCEANFRONT·3·2-1Br. winter rent.als now avail. 673-6210 dys, 673-2493 an SPM. BAYFRONT Le &laa>e>rom 2Br , 28a, boat dock avail. Sl300 mo. Owner /aVJ.. 67S-0105 Lr&. 2Br condo. Newport. ----------...................... . Perlectly placed Condo in Orange Co. 2 Bdrm. 21..; Ba. with g ree nbe lts. Priced Incorrectly at IMO per mo. 1 year lease. Adult community . Gracious living. 552-3400. Only qualified need call. Newport 'l'ernce condo. Jbdrm. 2i,...ba, hlghJy up- graded with lovely pa\io. was her /dryer, stove & TWIHPALMS LUXURY VU APTS Now renting at winter rates, 1 & 2 Bdrm apts, rum Maid service avail. From ~75. 1 bllt beach & town. 136 Clirr Dr Lag\.llla Beach. 497 ·4773 Bachelor. partially rum &350/mo. mcl. ut1l & gar. (1 )963-2527. 964-1329 refrig. Community pool, M.wport INct. 3769 sauna &jac. 1645/tnO. No ••••••••••••••••••••••• p ets . Avai l i mmed SHORTTERM 631-1317 ror app. RENTALS Weekly & Winter Aaenl 675-8170 • • I • 'i• 1• 1111 /\t l1v111.,, \11 ,,., 1 11 . f ,, , ...... l!fJy l1111lt< h • 11111 I-.• t>,11 111• • f'lu~ llUjl h fltUIU QRt:Al R(CAfATION 11111111, 't tlltl l >''1>1 I lf1IOJ I!. IJI f\ )ll '1 I h .tflh ( l,,f, • -,,11,Jr\1J • tty1fl'Ht1 t·,.\o.Hlt •SWitfl 111111\J • llf .. f11j llJfllJI BEA\JTlfUL APART MENTS '>t111J1t 1 \ i I I 11 Ir ' • ~ f fU' J I. L t Jff"I ·,t t 0 dl.ol 1111, /"N l •·I • M••tl,.I~ 11 "" 11 11 I Oakwood Garden Apartments Newport Beach/So 17(10 lhlh SI 1\ •• ,.. •t tMt (/14) 642-5113 Newport Beach/No 880 lrvtl'I" 11 iblhl I /141 645-1104 Wll'ffl':H llaC'ht•lor 11t1· I rpl('. 1111 !)('I~ sl I'" l11 ,._u1d . ~10 mo 111.11•n h.~l' S1S 5.20ti Nt·1llum· ~\H •l<.'7'1 WINTf-:H 2hr ff1Jk '"' hW.!Sht•r gar "Ill' 111 :.and. no peU., $.5t10 m1• opt>n h.-.e s s 520fi 'ilt-p tune :»8 9'l7!1 l 111 2 Btt S1u11h-•·lo. $-11!'.1 \\,111 •1111110\ C)l t hl I Ill llti 'I I "\.. /till I 11" t'\ ,., o<c wl1111h t •, l 1• U I I l ) d I.' p 1)" I I \1lulL" no 11('h ~o Sll5!>, pr1' put111, frpk, av.111 (>t:l I \th•lh. nu 111·1 ~ S:t!U 1111'1 111 II 1 '"' l•.ttst 21s1 St tl4h ~'72.'I $1111 $.tli.'1 :! llr I Ba \ l)l l'•A•I ltJumlr\ rrn 1·q 1h, t.JI 111117 1h II" \1lull~ uni\ t ·.11 OK T'SI \1gmt &42 lf~l:J I''""· 111.1 "'" 1\1 ~r~ "I'll< I Hf -. luff i\ilull I '11111111!!'\ l'.tlln \ l\''4 111111 l'11t·I ;.'JI .:a, 'lit\ I' tJ1•,hv. hr 111 lniln rm $:~111 °'l''H " '111<· I ltr , 11.1 llu1H Dana Point 3826 in.-. In f'n 111t•\ $.'.:)(1 m11 ••••••••• ••••••••• ••• •• No Vt'l'> t.IO ll711 V~1·-, ' lie t • Li.I 11,14 nh11u\• IJll 1n" ,Jtr t>Jllu & I! ·11 '" 11<·h ~;~. 1..i •• .u.:r: UleStiBllU APARTMENTS .!I.fr :m;.i Sl541 $1:;·, :1!lft Wesl Wll~orr 1;:11 .)f.X:I \clull~ No~·•~ 'J 1111 pool .-.11 I tnl to 111·1 .. 111 s.1ro11 \cllh '1/11 \.ll'l~ t~lli l~~l 111 fi.11 :~~1IK "••wl~ •1••1·111 alt~I I Ut ' ll,1 I ow rrhou"" Sp.11'"'""' l lfl•lll.\11'. p1111I \lu10'\ .1n•a .\Julh "" II• t.. ~l!la 1.1;; .r011. '• 1:, •'H'• :.! llr llllh llr11-lilt "'' ~.1r \dlh nu 1•·1 ... ~:1~1.1 mo I I to "11 111r1.1 '-1 !>-18 1Jli7 Mt "I' \1 Xlr,1 Ii: :!Br :!llJ ~drag~. 14alkmi: •h'lJ11t·1· lo hC'h Sl\O mu li lll 50711 •1r 111:1 111 I H&ril~on ~och 3840 .....••••..•........... I ~1\l•h .ill adult 1111 J)ctb I 2&3 111 .1 jll~ f~"UI F.d IOl?l'r h h K4'1-~I~ Ucluxc f"K•l'>1clt· iclru lge 2hr 2ha Hltn.-. d.,hwhr I '~ mill'., l!t!Jd1 i\Jlt.., 1111 IJ l'I-, ':i:l'.l ') m 11 ~If) 8:.11\2 HUHTINGTOM LAKES "l'J\HKl.l"l(i STl-U-.td\·lS 1 ',\.SC',\IJI N(! w \'11.:it" '1.1 hs TOW I.Ill "IH i I' 1-.: ES "'" \.\ 'ii'" ·1rn ·~ \I' I-'\I U " \ l>t I ·1 \ '"""' •\!.II. \lan.1g••1 .1l11111l SI 111 f h-.111un1 •I .lqpnt r1r1·pl.1t'" Ote an r ronl :•ht '\Int ~I' \llOl 'S .ulJI .! lilt 1 ll.1 cond ,\dull.... no Jlt'h JJil opc·rr lw·.im" ,...n 111~ • f•rnall· l.tk\''1111· 1'Jl111-. ~ .... k111H1'-. Gar w 1n1 pr SS 7 5 l1<1r. loL ... 11f "'11011lhru11111 213 795 :.>18 $37'1 mo tj73 HliO..'l•·' • ll1•,1t1;( fXM1l 6t. "lurlµoul .,,,., Oceanfront \ 1t•w l & :1 Hr bal ron). fr11 h j!.1r From S550 "111l e r &WJ787 lleaut1rully furn Wal'-tn beach without crossm~ street Yearly. 2 Br 2 Ra 9350 3 Br. 2 Ba $800 Ca II 673 0313 IX wn 4·9P M L~ 4 Br. 2 Ba Unrtrurn 2 s undccks S t ep-. lo heach $850 mo 11L+sec. 673-9312. WIMTER $450/rro & up YEAALY SS.SO · $1350/mo 645-7573 DIAMOND REAL ESTATE 11 .. w cour ... w., ITI U •. K.I, .•..•.................. 3806 ....................... Bay F'ront completely re decorated. 3 bdrm 2 ba fireplace. Great view or bay from large patio Beach at your front door Avail Sept. 15 Yearly lease St 100 mo 673-3466 or644·4323 • I 1111h r111111 111'.11 t Nev. J II r JI 11 842·1160 I n \\ n h u 11",. ~ ·'·'ti ..... .! t.lh'> \\I II u , ·11i11.~ \.\ ttl lk·.11 h 111 1 l'M\tllt' \,trd l'lt"' l•t ... hopping \rlulh J!IH. 1 \faµle :>18 .!IOI! ., HH 1•••1 J!.tr I m1 lo ,,..,.Ill ~l:.i) \1Jlh '" Ea:.t ~1w·. 2hr. 11 •ha uµ r>d" 1;.11;.1~15<\ •1rt"1 I .!.C.7H pet Cronl with h.1111111' n1:w jlam\ $100 120 E 20th St r,11; OJOfl, 1;.11> fl:!l!I Jhr, 2ba, clru111•.., f'ln. nr Wilson & l1lal'l"nlla $.'l75 963-1777 :i.tt5pm SpactOlL'i fo'arntl~ :1 hrlrm 2 ha $395 Playi:ruunct & pool !l48 9556 Crum 12 i rM 2 Bdrm. 1 Buth. w !leek & encL gar £.~1dl' $450 The Real Est;ite Store 675· 1771 VILLA MADERA 2 Br. 2 Ba, gus slml'. dshwhr ind i'.:nt: I garages Couple prd Children OK No µCl'> S4SO I.ill I µcl t·x~cpl l'lt.>1 2324 Eldtin. &l2 1213 3Br. 2Ba apl S.~15 mo 195 Shalimar <: '1 ~22 173-1 9 5ur870-llli!2,.1Ct KP .. 1 2bdrm. 2ba. n<:"" twnhw laundr;· patlll. <1tlult .... nu µet:>. $42.5 rr1;1 i :ioo :1 Ill< .!1 ~ lt;1 t .... nhw d•1...,. l11 '""'''h r111i i.:a r lgc• IJ.11 IV. S:>.111 I"' r mo ~H>-1 :?l);n ~uhl~1· 111 \1ar 31 \!IHI. 3llr. 2Ba wt1fmt l'onrlo " hoat ~11 p sr1uo mo 1213 > S!'r.!. 5't26 1 l\1irrn, i:.1rckn t•onliu likt.' rww pc.,.11, no JWI .., S110 mo 962 6533 pvt pt) Woodlake Apt:. 1&2Br apt!. /\dolts. no pct!> Beautiful view. 846-6591 Lu' e ly 2 & J Bdrm To"" nhouse:. garai::e patio. 13undr; rac $.l25 & SS25 C.:all 213 596 7202 lmmat· 2 br. 1•., ba condo nr llunlmi,'\on llarbor & 'hopp111~ $:iO() Pool Ca II artcr tl'M 1\46-5359 YRLY 1 br, rlerk. l!lir 2 Bdrm.Hou.•11·,Cnrd,arcl "Ir\• I.a CON 1)0 l l1r. pool, tl•nnL.,, l'lt.thh~t.> & walll'c1 ,·ommun1~) $-150 mn 1;75 58.'l!J t'\'l'!-., 847 12tili <la\'.., prk.g . laundry Cuc Avl Garage l'rl OK SllHI now. ~-mo. 673·0188 mo. $1.25 !),Ip 1;.i2 Ol!Si 'ilCI·. :! Ur µtttto poul, Yearly 2br. Iba. mature tenant. $415/mo + ul1I 675-7639 Stucho apt. full kitchen. refng, uttl ind $350 851-1664 8cAoa ,~ 3807 ················•······ S750 year l) Charming Bay Front I Bdrm Parking Ul1ls pd 675-n:l Wknds 679 9667 Eves S300 Ut1ls pd I Br Duplex 417 F: Ba) Ave Balboa Nu pet s 547 11~ Small Bach $300 Yearl> Ut1I§' pd 4 8P M M.aruiger 67S.SI l2 Newport Beach, bay view, 2 bdrm. I bath, Crplc. palio, no garage. Yearly $600 /\gt/Owner 675-6160. Ocean fml upper dplx, custom new JBr . 2Da. 2 sundks, frplc. yrly lse Sl.200 mo. 675-.0981 Spact0us ( ixrrm gankn apt Pool & n•c /\11 ut 1b pct Adult, no l)('t., El Puerta !\11.''<a 2!:159 Maple \v1• \µt ~ 3 BR 2 Ila rplr a duh c; no rwh l last mo "l'I' 633.Jfill I or 5:Ji -1Ci7 I IJ W, s:.uu cJ~ (J 1•ara~c frplc. lrc1•<., S3115 mu 042-5251 MARINER'S WALIC LI! 2 br apts from S.150 rrpk large yd. pallll, i.:ar. nr llunt llarbour 1fil~l2 J1h l'ircl<' i\µl I 1140 t>HO'i 2 Udrm. 2 h<ilh F1replurt.' (;jr.!~e $i50 mo lhr. nH'e, clean. 1 lo'>e lo Call !lt>J :.!20:> shop &transp Prcr 'Fl•m HLtttinCJton so+_~~ 6518 Hari>ow 3842 S350 mo, 2 Br I Ka . \lr!.J ••••••••••••••••••••••• Verde. a\'atl !I 15 \1lulh. :!br. 3ha twnh.'>t> $515 Don nopelS ~G221t\gl day fi4l 1100 or eves fl46 lli!IU 2 Br Duplex Kuls l'ch OK Yard. $42.<; Ir-wine 3844 548 4301 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l Udrm Condo 111 The Likes, Northwoorls Ii mo. new $475 Call David 919 ~S.1 or Peg al EAST SIOE TRf PLEX Lg lBr, tBa units, com pletely redecorated . Encl garage, vacant, no kids or pets 2426 Orange M-e 549:2042 - I Br I ha. lge bark) ard & patio Cpl/drps, gas stove, encl gar. water pd, s ml pet ok S4'10/mo 545·6169 ~.2000 LGCJUM leoc:h 3848 .•.•................... l AR, xlnt ocean view, porch. new cpt, pnt , lndry. •, blk beach. S500 mo Dys ~9 1186. CVS 499 39'l2 2 BR upper dplx oceenfrt. 2 Br, 1 ba. S400 Patio & Studio $375 mo Pn vale W /sundeck & fplc S850 carport. Avail now. beach 2 Br $600. Ocean yrly. 673-4928 64G-0097 view. 49'J4644 Yearly lovely 2 bd, 1 ba, 2 patios, ldry rac, garage, $600, 675-8213. 2 Br. w ith Gar. $350. Carpet, water paid. 2176 "B'' Placentia. 636-4120. 1-SPM. Studio. full kitchen, walk to beach North Laguna Non smoker. sing le . Days 494 7551 . eves 'l Bil, pool. gar. \ m1 to Sewt Juan m·e:111 S450 Adlts No Capistrano 3878 pets 64&-0351or644 2578 •••• ••••••••• • • •• • •• • • • VERSAIUES 3 Br, 2 ba cundo Brund new Pool. tenms, SliSO BACH/I IR 49'l 6700or<\92 2796 A neat upgraded rull --~ecunty penthouse. over .,_.....nh Fur'ftistt.d look111g parkhke ground M ~she-cf 1900 & fountain $5110 mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Agent 644-rlll VersaLlles 5ecuril} rom 11lex 2 Bdrrn \ 1e" ti7S 4912 llkr. RAY FHUl'l/T apt. 2 hr \ r I) lt·a~c S550 mo kith. no pets ti73 8222 .l Ur. 2 l:J.a. )early. W Nwpt Pemn $600 11111 Ua} 1;42 ~ 1079. t-:vc 642 ~I . Wknd675 !1021 ft'untJs t1c view, lenn1i. heJllh duh. pools . .,,.a lhr. II\ rm. k1td1 , hal \qui now Suµer ill S.1!15 751 0:170 ch,, W!J 1015 t•Ve~ VILLA BALBOA 'l/1•w Ltu.ur; 2 Ur Condo ~ult Sf'c·urily uo1J1·r i.:ruund µarkrng ( '<.1i.:ne) l..al)l'. S775 rno 67'.i :11m \'l'rlodtlle ... Br 2 B..r ~ 1· $725 ... \ 1·::. Pt'nth1111,1• 2 l)f CiJll 'It'"" COfl 6-11 f~1S2 li.n f' runt \pU. S.11111 to ~00 Sdnd~ 1,.·d1'h \\ .111 Vpt 7th l>od -.µatt•'' 711 t.1:.1 17\!l & hl!"l l>'l\ll Seawind Village New 1&2 bdrm luxun adult apu. rn 14 plani. r rum $415. 2 bdrm townhoust.~ from SS3S t- pools, tennis, "'ut<'rfal~. ponds' G:c. ror 1:ook1ni.: & heatmg paid From Sc1n Diego f'rwy dnvc Nurlh on Beach to \kfudden then Wt!st 110 M't'fatldcn l o Seaw1nd Vrlluj!c (7l41893 51~ Oceanfront for Winter Hentals Fum1~hc•I & un furn Brnk1·r fi75 Mil:! Rooms 4000 ..•...........•..••••.. On ~ew11m'l l~.il·h Ucat·h ll•>lel 1011m "n.111 ktl•'h\•n 2JOI> W Otc.!n fr1111t S21i(I & Ull $260 !>t'I' & dcµo:-.1t li73 11!'>1 1\va1I 1111w 2 lnvel} room-. & h.1k1111~ ..., prl\ ti.1 k1t1·hen pn v f11r m<JI uro µruf µt• rson SJOO m 11 t...I lu\t ~ $7J dl'.illHU! dep i,75 SS.1.1 1¥1:i ••l'.J'J I .~ :.unn) r11•1m II ~ill hn & lmln (Jt 11 1<1·r 11·11 l'M :~1:m M / f shr 3 Br house in nil'e pan of HB Walk lo bch. lll.'s p person on ly $.225 /mo 960-T787 aft 5 Wanted 2 rmmts shr 3 br house In Uruv Prk, Irv D/W, Wt l>, swim pool. Jac $250 person incl utlL Plea!)e call ~l-87ti8, pref. female Share JBr home. pool, $250 +, nr OCC. 557-7679 M F to shr 2Br apt, F V us JS, S200 mo + 1-, uul 963 280l aft6PM Female 21 + House, Colo ta M esa $160 +ut ll 833·933\ days . 751 6270 eves l.Jsa Female wanted to share deluxe 2 br, 2 ba condo with view & j acuzz1. Newport Beach area Call 646-8270 or 642·969ti for details l''em shr 2hr, ocn front $3251m11 Yrly md util. was h dry, gar S:ll 2451 l)a\le Plu.<oh new twnhse. pool :lhr. 212 ba, $195-'a ulil & -;er deposit 955 3149 1-'t•m :.hare furnished \µt SISO mu 12 on utll H..Ct•rt'm·1.~ t>l5 4740 aft tiprn Sl' NY '\t'wport Bc h. W H 2111\. FEM Sban•. .,,~r Zl , Tennis. J ae c;~ m S220. M F Da} KJ8 2R'>I lJ1ane l llt-:OROO\\S J..(.t> BALHU,\ Rl.\'I> 'r\-Jrl) be Statttng !t 15, Sl50 rno rnds ut1Ls. lotnve & r 1 • f r 1 R ,A:;·-u ;;·· 213 9M \711 l\gt Room & Board 4050 3 BH apl B..11 Penn Fem ••••••!•••••••••••••••• pref a S200 per mo Avail Room dnd \Jn.1rd !11 1 nowG75 9761 I Bi stove reCn~cratur "lt'P5 to IJ4.'3t'h $.15() mo ~ rly l!.e Arlults. no pet!> G75 3148. am or pm 1 Bdrm Yearly Stt!i1~ to beal·h Cara~e parking $100 mo \().115th. St ;-.; B 673·l958. 544-6899 ~as tblufr . co u n tr~ charm. 2 Br 2 Ba up. patio, ds hwshr $625 631-2029 'l block Crom beach 3 Bdrm 2 Ba Upstairs Built·ms. s undeck. ~ar Lease $650. 1Z712 44th St 640-6140 VERSAILLES Luxury Garden I Br All amerut1cs' Guard S.'lf>S No last. 645-3060 L.irge 3 bd .. 2 ha. upper duplex. Very nrl'e $725 ms 3504 ----- Oceanv1ew 2 BR. brand new Villa Balboa Condo. $8.'iO mo 641-3601 VILUBALBOA CONDOS AduJt onJy Bdrm, Den, 11 • Ba Large patiu. :! Bdrm. 2 Ba with C1\'Can \'leW From$725Mo J RL Propetth?S h-154566 645-&459 Ocean v1e'4 Versa 1 Iles Penthouse 2 Br 2 Ra F'lreplace. $695 per mo Wkdrs 547·6355 Eves & Wknds 955· 1120 WESTCLJ f'F Condo I Br $450. 2 Br $525 New m tenors Adults. No J)t!t~. 673-6640 h1ghl\' i:1rtNI adult' 11\ t t'ondo in f\n VI) t:ood suJ)Cn 1s1on, pvt rc111rn ur rtuu hit 9fi2 o.'i 10 Vocation Rentals 4250 ••.••••..•............. AVALON Weekly rl'nlal Sleep' ~ l' ,1 n y 11 n T c r r u 1· ~· T11w nhou~t· S••rl utl 1·11 µatlu 11, hlk.., bdt Sc11t !l('l opening ~ 1>11•k Bugard 213 510 IOllfi WJ nlcd Fem Non -.mokt!r Share auract1vt.' ~ Ur Apt W /QUtPl malur1t rem. E " 18th. St C M Pool w/~ar $210 + 1 1 ut1l 54.8 ~\5 Prof Fem lo share 2bdrm. 2ha apt , CdM w/same 24 32 , non·s moker, S287 1 mo 673-3355 o r 673·1775 aft 7 Box 1701 Avalon 007°'1 ~s •OCEANFRONT Avail forltftlt 43so now. dailv. weekly Spec Lacular \ ll'w t.iJ SL. fl F RosJrrto Be.ich. HuJa Me~ 2 Bdrm 2 LIJ Da' Week, .Mu o n Beac·h Pn\late, Ne" 546-J0.\2 Rentals to Shatt 4300 .........•..•.......... Movlng"' /\void depostli. & cut living expenses ' Professionally sinr 1971. HOUSEMATES 832·4134 Wh) wa::.lt' t1mt' and m oney looking for a roum111ute '1 LC:'l U'> locate, scret•n and 1 tcrv1ew rur ~OU Take till' Confusion Out ur Findtn~ Crtiod Roommates a rnommatescarch ag\' 752-SI I I MATURE Ft-male Curn'd 2 br, z•., ba twnhse 'lpt llgt!> S250 rm &\2 1470 & 646-75.55 Need lo share livtn~ ex penses? Save time. money & confusion Let us Ctnd a compatible roommate for you We ••••••••••••••••••••••• \Ox.20' Garage only Cos ta $40 mo Call 631).4120 Office Rental Storage Mesa 1-SPM . 4400 .................•..••. WESTCLIFF BLDG. NEWPORT BEACH Corner W.S1chff Ot• .. .-M!nO ''"''"• A•• ..! Alf c°"""'°""'9 ../~, ............ ./-.! f ....... ./Fwll •-1>1-. ,/ 'Utoa "9f'1tKe ./ A"'plo p.>•k•rtQ Call Mr. Howa1d 645· 6101 450 sq n. for $425 per mo. 4001 Birch St. N.B. Agent 541 -5032. --------om re s pace avail. Fl.Ill servtre executive suites avail ror lease in Center Potnle Localed near OC A1rpon. For leasing in- formation call /DeeDee 11urr 955-2288. ------ Mi.'d1cal DentallHMO . 776 sq Ct. tn N. Costa Mesa. Ground noor, fully eqwpped Pnvate patio, etc S5431mo Tom !k>7 1900. 1617 Westclirr N.B. Want r1nanc1al mst. 7000s.C. 1st. noor Agent 541-5032. NEW DECOR JRr, 2Ba, screen allappucants frplc. gar, 2 blk.s bch. FTNDERS-SEEKEllS f\Jrrushed office. Bank of S675 mo. y rl y No 645-4434 Costa Mesa Plaia. $175 petslkids.645-1682 per m o No lease. Lovely t.g. 2 BR. sleps to Will Shr lge lux. hme. _sss.. __ 3900 __ . ------ ocean . 47UTSt$S.50ftTIO----nr-eely furn 2 frplc. AM.......--Ooc:ton! 968-8263 micro, C.M 546-3428 . Unique rree s tanding, well appointed medical OCE.ANFtlONT M/F 40-50, to s hare Sb~. bldg .. located in heart. or 3 Bdr & 2 Ba. bit-ms. 2ba, s pa hse ncur. S.C. H.B. 6 treatmenl rms, X· frplc, only 3 yrs old , dbl Plata & Fwy S'225 + Ray rm. business office, gar. Sl300/mo yrly. Ultl. 641-4913 lge reception rm + pvt OCEANFRONT 2 Br & 2 Ba, bll·ins, frplc. only 3 yrs old, dbl gar. SOOO/mo yrly. JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 Balboa, 3br. 2ba, s un· deck. $175/mo + de· posits Mornings 673 7939 Female roommate lo shr 2Br apt m N B Must be clean 675-8560 office area. Avail. Sept. I. Call today for appl to see. REDCAR PET 893-1351 Winter Rental 2 Br. l Ba Steps to beac h. Sept 15lh. lo J\.llle 15th. $42.5 mo. 675-9229 3 Bdrm. 2 Ba. Apt. Dis- hwsr, refrip, forced air heal , crpts, drps . 642-4975. Adults ooly. 491-1561 • --2 Br. l bath nr beach. See Large ·2 Or 3 Ba Beach Sat. 11to 12. ~Avail. front <.:ondo. Spectac l<H. 128~ -46lh. ~l. view. Furn avail Sl200. N B. Fe male r oommate lo share oceanfront home Newport Beach Arter 6PM: 631-0232. Executive Suite Irvine W /recept. conf rm. Xerox. mail i n new gar d en bld g CaJI :8.51-1021. Offices. 225 to 750 sq. n. P ENINSULA POINT yearly. Very large 2 br. 2 ba. Adults, no pets. $450. 675-1358, 1544 Miramar Dr. CCM"OM .. Mer 3122 Lrg 2bdrm. renced yrd. children OK. $450/mo 963 -7600 o r 645-1227. ~-~---~--- 4 !l9-S683 ----2 Blocks to beach. 3 br, 2 LocJ-a Nici-' 3152 ba. S63S. yearly. Isl, last • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • + sec. 67~2507. 2 .Br. 2 ba condo on golf . Exec rem desires to shr lux condo w /ma tu re exec male 552.4490 F'rom S200 per month. Near CdM & N.B. Frwy. 557-7010 . .,.. .. Hei1ht1. Frplc . pool. waa ber • dryer '800/mo. 675-8410 dya, or 1'13-Z287 eves. Near Hoag Hosp., 2bdrm. l~ba, 2 car gar, lrg patio , 2 story , washe r /dryer , refrig , pool. sauna, Jae. By IJIOnlb or yea.r. Avail Sept 16, t625/mo. Oys: 714-973-1255, Eves & Sat/SUn: 714-49'7-Zl80. Lr g 2bdrm , steps t o ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach, private patio. 4 blocks \0 ocean. 2br, thru June. 54&-5684. lba, frplc, avail 9·2·80, 2bdrm, 2ba, patio. gar, frplc, nr s hopping & trans. Adults, no pels . MSO!mo. ~6009. course includes refer, 3 Br. 2t;; Ba. Ocean view. washer & d ryer. $600. Pool, fennTs. dbl garage. 492·6700or492 2796 Newpo rt C rest. $825 Fem. Lo shr 3 br C.M hou.se. $158 + ~ utils. Must pay lsl & last. A vi. 10.1, 646-2788 an 6PM yearly. 642-3491 Newport leoch 3869 f'em rmmte wanted, lge EXECUTIVE sum Full service om ces in Newport Center. 640-5470 NEWTOWNHOlllE Jbdrm. 2~b1, patio, frpk, 2 car gar. pool. 1 pa, l ennla . $720 . ....... MO'ftCI , ~/mo. 642-5290. STEPS TO BEACH: l, 2, 3 Bdrm. Winter. No pets. Channing lBr, south or 673-6640. hwy, bit. lns. beam cell, Nwpt Bch, wt.rfmt, sec bldg, eiel•nt 28r, 2Ba. 2 •8•A•v•F•R•o•NT-2-story--li·v pvt paUOI. pool, lndry rm. dra.maUt • e-xcltlng r1c, undtgmd parking, reduced to W?S mo. For 2 br, dlninl rm, super de pvtaboWiDCl55-19&J cor. SI.SOD/rm yrly Waterfront/Salis bury Have .-t.tac to sell~ 67Ut00 ga r age , S49S /mo 955·3649. 4 Wilt to bch. s harp :!bt, lba, avail. Oct. 1 eves 67S-?A24. ftetWct 2br 2ba llOOsq f\, fplc, lndry Dishwr, encl g11r, L500 3101 Mace Ave ~Cl 4400 Ptrled lbr 2ba 1 ll2SO""sq_ It, 2 f p I ~, dshwshr. Dbl aan1gc, lndry hoOkup ....................... S-Clennte 3876 fur n I br apt. n r bch ••••••••••••••••••••••• $200 /m o . 6 46·5 26 5 PARK NEWPORT 1"' years "1\ew, gr ound Tracey. Cl'U-level l BR, l BA apart.· -------~' .. Y ClUI menl. Bui lt·ins, carpet, Rmmte needed to shr 4br, UVING d r apes, e n c lose d 4ba, hmc w /pool & Singles, 1"2 bedroom carport, laundry racilit)'. jacuni. Wlking distance aptS, & townhou.ws Public tennis courts and to bch Very ru80flable f'rom 1449 64<1 1900 golf course right behind Call after &pm. 99(M019 -- -Adult&, no pets Availa or996-44ll Condo 2bdrm. 2b• Bay ble Oct. 1 $3451 mo./ ~ ... -.. ..11-,- view. enclsd ,araae. lease. Owner. &U-0131 Tt:lde )'o.Jr ..... ha or auto. 1tpener. 1695 year new 1oodlea '-Ith a Laguna Be1ch ofri~sp . Above JoUy Rocer Rest. 678sq. ft. 497-303'. HIWPOIT HACH 1649 WestcUff Dr. Ca.U Gene Hill 642-0200 Encullve orflce Hile 1va.U. Near O.C. Ai.rport. 28S sq f\ Includes rwep- \iooht . Janitorial servtce, all util paid 6 mott. Call 556-0:U.. I 'I l 1 bow Dally PUot Class. llled ads d laplay their IDHMlel w\\h ~llblll\)' -...d lmpact 1 Out act.. we .,_ prOud to .. Y, roall)' &•l re1ult1 •• Phone 1GM'71, Cl..m.dadl dolt well m r. l"'Ba· rrplc, bltns. $59S m o. 760-0274 or s:n.010 ( ~ 3\01 Mace M0·4400 ly. TSl. Mgmt ~ 1603. W~\ Ad Results 642-5878 Clusllled Id IMZ·se'18 ~-=-::::::!....::::::::::::::::=================--==:..!..====-=1-==-==-~--;::~J DA&LV PILOT aa .. .:.: 1 ... Ceatral Ac~d~e Clbuc ........... ••••••••••••••••••••••• DISJGN t'OUNSltLINO to tbe f>\lbllc • bld1 tudea, profeu1on1l &ttrela ana lya1 11 crillqucia, ISO hr l l hr min) SHI Rda l2\31 91-G1'11 Don ....................... RetnodllJ 6 Room Adda Shampoo • .._. d9M UOlll £xp'o, :<Int Rtf'a ~ bri.,.nnn. wtit <'all~ 131 05I.\ cp&a IOaUo .... 0... lh d111 rm, ball DI Ava nn rr ao. tOWb mo. tti.r • Ouar elha.,.. .._ CR£Anv f...N\'lRON Ill ENTS l.'on"1truct1on, Stained lilua. ~. Spu, dlJ?'a Cl" ~'*'"· u yn •tw Do work mYHW W• $1l4101 We c.:are Carp« O.uen •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Sle-&11> ~...., 6 uplloll CUSJ'OM INT£RIOR W<ft 'llAt 'l'Nck a»um l'ARP~R\' I.al\ ~SUI 0) Ja1 Ml-ART 'S C ARP KT 'uato m Home Repair · YJ\VlCE l n t t: 11 l l' H A K ln•tallallon , repalra, t>rlvewaya•l'ulun1 lot RD'llOVATlN0~3Td s~am dn.n1ac. a1lo • •Rep8lrt•~aaleo1tti n1t hol Servlnt Orante S.S Aapball t;•S 48'11 AU lYPft rcmodtbna. re County II 1r• Call Uc'd. pain, rt~ Ind &eMr• att)'tlnw Gl-OMT ... ,.... ~~~.-=~~~d C.••/Cr;-... ....•.•••.•............ ··················~· YMCA After School Pru Car~ntry IOI e .lll. an) CEMl!:NTWOU aram. For d.llldrt'n w sin J b Ca I I M 111 e Free Ell\.lmatea arades I thru • Mon &¢ 'fSIOO ~l Jona&. S.-Nn ILOQ(.coHC1'rTE rr...m.u ... t. ___ .,._mo c ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Room eddlllona , re model l plae Oeor~e PUm.r • Son Li e d •1.-a ... ,,..... ···~··················· Pr rt I I ... "-'>Y QC' Dot. lebavlor &P.c1ah1ll Reward • Pra lae MaUtod .. No t:holre c.ol1ar Procrana" In the --.......uu.., 5.Jl ~ -----... ,1 ... ·········'············· •·=-• lki.ldtta. if you OW9 a """"~ ., .... .._ do not have a tales alaff tall ua A8G at -.au We will provide )'OU wlU\ CUit.omen no up h'ont cher1• Compa.r00n • l.Jte Houae Cleanlnt Tues • Wed Call Eve. 983-5fdl!S1Ma t' ., ••••••••••••••••••••••• Home 6 Apt RepaJT ~r Fn.oe Eatlmates 6'2·11813 ELllCTIUClAN Pri~ Carpentry , masonry . ri ... ·free e1Umale on roofing, ceramic tile , W..orumllj(>f». drywall -....Ray 1..lc. Nl7JN _m-~ JACX OF ALL TRADES. P1 ' U Home repa;rs, stnall ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• joba.Tyler.~l..SS thna Fri. Tranape>rtat1Qn . _ provided 642-9880 c.,.t Ser\ltu Dale W PtulUp1 , paUO., K • 8 Fencln& Wood foundataona, • block F-.c. • repain. Free " a 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• a..tyW.ff . •••••••••••••••••••••••C itrpet Repair s BABYSlTilNG my home. lunches iJ snacks 111cl'd Fenced yd. 0C Airport Area. 543-0286/S4.S·4396 Restretch1ne· Bubbles Courteous Profes11ooal Service 492 ~ •98-3400 Brent Cwlng ca-eliltCJ Aeeeee•••eeeee•ee•ee••• ee•eeeeeeeeeee•e••••eee St2-2l62 l'.ll. Kelly ~. Ken ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---tTs.TlJ1 HauJin&•DwnpJobs. Custom Cement Work, Ask for Randy. patios. sidewalks • SG-431111 driveways, L lc'd 6. Hooded 83'7·3618/$0al.l Davis Tree Trimming • ------==::::-=::;. ~.JI br. emer1en· co-••119 ey a&ol'm lel'Vice. Clean· •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 6 bauliq. Free est. Hau1-move.cJean up. Con· crete removal. Dump tr1&c k, qui c k se r v. M2-'fti38 ROBIN 'S HO\JSE CL£ANING SERVICE · Fara~ycle.n .... ~ Prol nr wrt, cue. wood. puq\lllt, .. .,..... wall la&.~ .......... Cpt upboi. m.u. m.M43 • RELIABLE 6. EF- FIC l ENT WOMEN Ouaranl.e S.U.fal'tlon! call913-'72S7 Relpoaajble UC I Medical student with dot rer would lib lo bouHsit. Ridt: 11 .... 1100. Waat a REA.LL Y CLEAN HOUSl!f Call Ginebam Girt. ,..._ea,MS-51%3 Houaedeenla• + plus what? Call'a.ct. 'n Stuff rorctet.ua..-. Speedy, efftcieel, depen. dable, lndlvldu•I has lowest rat• own 1up. plies, bonded w/xlnt refs. Freeeet. 87~5121 Pam'• Oeaolac. reuona ble rates, ref's . Xlnt wort. 541-3ZT7 - • 11 II ' . ............................................ . . ..................... . Cuatom brick , atone, A•ANfOttel ·--rc:-bloe:lr, eonc,.. Ii ltucto. PAINTING COMP ANY IWa. li'reeeet. 549-tm SGeneratiom Of ........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Movln•? The Starving eouere Students have crown. U c. TIZ4·436. Same iood lft'V, 641-3427 ....... " ........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• PETERS PAJNTING Espr'd. Reas Rates Free Eal. Call Gene 552..ot.58 Dave's Paintint, servina area 9 yn, moat reas. Insured, Uc'd. 588-MZS F\ne en/lot painting by Richard Sinor. St. Uc, U.. Try me 836--SSS.S, 24 hn Painliq • Paperine Prof. won. Free est. Ranbl. Steve . ~7-4211 Painting, lo rates. immed serv, work/malenal 1u.ar fj3g. 71~ or 848·5684 12 Yrs exper, Nwpt/Cd M area. I 'm s mall. my prices are small. 673-647'1 Ron .... /lep9ir ••••••••••••••••••••••• Paiat.iq Excellence S»4'701 SAVE MONEY ON PLUMBING! Han · dy man, Low Rates. MS-M.30 Let ua up,iade lbat ...,._., tub, Clraill board or Mr)' way. Cenmlt tile lmprov411 appear • value of any home or comm bldl at a reaa tell&. Free elt 6 &UClet· Uonl.<n•>M>..., ..... s.wc. ... ,,,. ....................... --------- Service • repair, pumpa, c:.r..lc "-..... motors, beaters, add New • aemodeaed, Free washes. c lean-1aps , ea.CClat.Uc.t~. Sat /Sun. All calla re-~!O!anaer!!!!!!!!'nle!!!!!!!!S.!!!!'11!IO~~ turned. E s t. 1910. :: _~ __ 1_4_1 ______ 1 Ceramic nle-.ued. re- P.O. lo•..... modeled or new. Free ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pvt Peat Box Service THE llAJL ROOM, 2' hr 2IOO E . Cat. Hw y C.dll/NB ~or644-4411 THI f'OS1SOI 38S1 Bittb NIJ.OC Aiti>t Avail DOW·2' hn-7 dya Messace •pkt service 54&-221'7 •94·5901 Repair • Reroof. All types.s hingles· rock· shakes-compc>-tar. Free est. s.i.smo Fin. Avail . eatlmatea. Wayne: MMl14 . We need work now. Sllowen, Balbi. Qatry Waya. ...... Clean work-Tile rlrs, brick won, BBQ, etc. Loweat bMWel' in town. Call all IPM for eat. 67MIM ,,... ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• TREE DESIGN : A MEW JOB szo.ooo to SI00,000 WITHOUT RIS«ING YOUR rRfSENT ONE Hauling l20 a load. no con- crete. Call David llnr ...... Stucro & Plaster Patch. no job too sm. quick & clean 64.S-4203, ~199 IC>OAM6 A.11 Types, repairs, In· s ulat lo n , Free Estimates. Call Bob. 548-0769 Ornamental prunln1. Sculpturin1. toppin1. thinnln&. remDv.al. 1en clean-up. ~IMS A nigh peroenlage oi elle<:ut1ve Pos111ons are undisclosed opPOf1uM1es and never reacn the advertised or listed staoe We nave helped many men and women ol all ages ltnd them across rown or across the country Nothing really happens unt11 you have an 1n!erv1ew That s where we come 1n Learn how 10 reach the decision maker II you are seel\ing a chanQe or are unemployed. send us your resume or befler shll. call tor a INO COSTl interview STANLEY BARBER IHTUll. II ... I &IHCIATtl tf WI FHICISCI llC. Garclenint, landscaping, major yard cleanups, tree-trimming • re- moval. Free estimates, reliable • lnexpensi ve. 7S2·U41. Esp GardDe:r, comp yard maiDt. cleanup • lrff trimm'n& Free est. Pete MH• 545-8046 2 Young M e n W /responsibilities have ~T •WD TNck. Yard & Tree maint. equip. Can do any thin g ! Call 548~ HAUUNG&CLEANING Tree trim & paintinR or ? RJiy 964-4276 Hauling & cleanup jobs at very reas rates. Call for eet. Rlcb St6-MO? The A ct ion People tot~ St .. 5-'" J70, S. "-cltco. CA f411I141S) H'-101 I 00S0 M. W .... 14., ~ 2'0, C .. , ,...._CA HO 14 140&1 HJ.Ill I 11 .......... s..-. -·••••••••••••••••• Haulinl. yard clean-ups, _.,. WS handyman jobs. Jelf I Ht ""*-P"-· Wt. Ill.~ CA fHll lfl6J tJt.14'4 1400 .,.._St .......... .._,_. 1Mct1. C:A tU6017141112 .. 100 J6H WllWr9 .,,4l, lM ........... CA 90010 1%1 JI Jl7•71t4 NOT A PLACl:MENT AGENCY WW Grocery sbop, buy ---~-9'6'1 ___ _ lib. ~. etc. List is Sell things fasl wllh Daily .... ! -..C702,M.5-IZ77 PUot Want Ads. ICoLL CINTB Avail Se~. 15th on yrly lease. L65'2 sq. ft. shop or MIWPOIT storage space. :.!:&: /sq. ft. Elegant ex~utive suites Pay own electric 1634 in prestige location. Wilh o h m s w a y . C M complete s u P port 642·2928. or832·0918 services. ~-------~I 71•1851--0681 For rent: storage space. M-1lot.2S'wide, l30'long. l room. + ~ ba. Private 6. high chain link fence. eotr, util pd, main st.reel, Guard dog. $200/mo Call HB, UM. Sierra Mgmt 847.2203. Co.64H31A SUP E R NlCE, 16(1(M)SO() CdM Office l9l sq. I\. Oen sq I\. Great location iJ view, new crpts, etc. parking. 33c gross. Mo /Mo . or lease. 738-746 w. 17th St, C.M 675-5'44. 6*«i05. COllPOltATE PLAZA NEWPORT CENTER ..... • 4550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMEOWMaS o.o..,•n uh .. Use your equity for bill&. home additiona, vaca· tions, etc. An.y AID09l, any reason. Credit or job not necessary. Com.pare our costs. 24 bra. • weeUnds. 644-ltZl.146-1167 •Ha..OWIV5• SI0.000 • TO SI00.000 I ~!!!!'! .. ~ ... ~!! ~~A NP\y .... mi.Dlforl 2 Pvt ofes with re<:eption area. 759-15;50 Combioation ol Real YT. Will pay lOOk int. Storage Garages for rent Prime residence nr So. on Balboa Peninsula ~~~-~! CoutPlua.56-1717 next to fUn 1.one 10,...,.ll ---2t)lh' 6n2943. 673-3930. 2' hrs 1..,.. Neal ..... 2 yT loan. 951 5123 Will pAedee lrs 2Dd as Ideal location for At· ..... W..t.d 4600 -~ ...., ... t.orney, R.eaJ Estale, or ••••••••••••••••••••••• AMERICANWAY Entrepreneur. Office Wanted in Costa Mesa or MORTGAGECO. ltulj I Tnlit DOW available • large Irvine area, 2 or 3 BR, ---------•1 Doilli 5015 paneled Reception area house preferred . 3 1----------1 •••••11 ' 111 "'' .. wlth s torage and 3 Aduha. Xlot references. ---------1 Wllr' .... C.. pr\ v ate offices In 673 · 5 701 Ev ea . • YOU CAM• All tna ol real estate bH\ltiCully maintained weetendl. Mmwn'MA ...,.._..aiaacelMI. full service building, ---------1 • "" I a , .. (Q>mer W•tcWf Dr. iJ Needs 60NOO sq ft pre· BA~ll WTDID stice office space in Irvine, Newport Beach). Newport Ceater or near 64J.2171 141-MI I 800Callsq. ftM. "---.. ~c "101 O.C. Airport. E.N.I. Co. 2nd m's -_..a;;:ll--T-e ...... ....,..., C&ll Cu.rt Gi:een.burg: -_._. ., "' 1~2744. IDie• IA11S =can llt1. Bll.r COSTA M~. ORANGE "1 ':"'"'-' 1 II I .... ....., M9 moaey for 2Dd COAST FINANCIAL•••••::................ ..! ... '~~~-., T.D. Noeredlt cbeck, DO CENTER: .... 1 ,,,_ or..__ YDD 1 palty. for actioa call. ~Mesa Verde Dr. E. o,,': tullt 5005 orK.armLillD AGT~ml..,-time ·"·c:1a R ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. mo. tnd ecep· IOC..,ftlut UON.at. See ~5 or call --957-1414. All T)'i>e;S, repalrs. in· J E Dunaer Attorney s u l a t 1 o n , F r e e · · Estimates . Call Bob I SM-0769 llAUTY SALON Prime Loe, lge clientele. beaulif\llly appointed. 496.(1898 Great opportwiity for so- ~-~-im in med. income. Film Co. 8'7S 1q I\ prestigious seeking a11r eulve. Fashion Island with career-minded. ~raon ocean view. 11.30 pr ft. who desires a stimu1at· ___ 6_'""-"'°----1 ing position .. e profit ---------sharing assoc. with a SMALL Offtel biahlY profitable future. 714·1l157 4182. For rent. $125. lmmed. ---------poueulon. Plenty of Drees Shop, Fountain parkin1. Downtown VaUey, SlS,000 + inven-<:o.ta Mesa. p •-• tor)'. MZ-6446 aft 6 M. __,~ ....... s .. nn 0 0 0 0 0 MODELS ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 3 HOUR WORKSHOP A-.~ ~j •I ••/ Pa11 t I ...... ,...... ....................... • •• 5100 ................. ~······ Now You Can Sell More with Dail)' Pllol PENNY PINCH E R ADS SdU oafy SZ. 3 llnt-i. for Z da) s only l a da~. 34r a lane Ad\ ert1se one ur m or e items valul•d up lo Sltttt Ear h a dd1 t1o nal line 1~ onl~ 60c for the t IA n days Sorry. no commer('1al ad~ a I lowed ha rge Your Penny Pincher Ad o r u se your Bank Ameracard Visa or Mastercard For more information and w place your ad r a 11 &42-5171 .TV COttt i•CIALS (~People) A Hollywood Casting Senic:e la looking for re- liable dependable peo- ple, all ages ror Soap. Sllper Market. Sporting Goods, Soft Drink & Perfume Commercials. Our preMOt clients have appeared in aucb com ...-ciaJa as Coca Cola Radio Shack. Ford Molon II Datsun. Comp&eU list available. Fee maybe required ii ~ By appt. only. m 462-5101 m~. ....,,.. SIJO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Respe>n1il>Ae UCI Medical student with xlnt re f would like lo housealt . Rich: 714'6»-7300. _,,___ -- Js:zltod .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bill Ir Marilyn'• Cleuln1. Painting .tr Carpentry Co oilers (all special&. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brickwork, small ;obs. Newport. Costa llesa • Irvine. 67~7Seves. lnt/e:rt textures, restuc· cos • patches. Free est. Moma/eves 64.S-~ " I 'aJ • •••••••••••••••••••••• G . Gidley Plumber Repair service, installa Uon. badlflow certifica- tionla-DU ROBERT JON~ PLUMBING Reclis-. Remodels, Repair. lie nain ... MZ-2481 s.-.. ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sand .tr water blasting. Xlllt cleanups, lo rates. Free est. 2U /592·3901 SocW Ser ¥ices ••••••••••••••••••••••• PROBLEMS-Need to talk? Free counselln1 ABC H ELPLINE 645-%222. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tree trimmin1. clean· ups, haulln& main· tmance. Amle541-1414 Tl"ee • shn.tb trimmiag • removal, yard caea.n-upe, hauli n1 . 645-0118. 84S-14U Jim. Blodt-Brick-Stooe-stucco Have something you want Ceramic tile services, planters 6 repairs. Free to sell? Classified ads do Cree est. 4M-S81J7 bfr 9AM Sell ri.11 EME ! It's a BREEZE ClaMified ~ MZ·Sl'll est. 5.JS.-. -.1411 it ftll. 642-5678. or aft 6PM Chuck. ~.~.~ ..... ~~ ~.~.~ ..... !~~.~ .................. !?~.~ 't:r= & FcMmd : Dart blueish gray UT1\I Al ••s ....... _ ......... . female cat with ltittens. SCOIT .... W....., 7100 t /l. v.jc WU'°'1 Is State. E S ........... u .. •••••••• C.M. ~3515. all major credit cards Accounts Payallle/Booll· a~ keeper. ~ ill a.ta FCMtad : Male German S'llepi9erd. can't locate OWDer. Needs new home Pleaae call 8-0130. FOWld : small mother dog I~~~~!'!~!'!~~ •pup. Vic lndlanape>lis Lost cw Fomd a pet? Call Ii Newtmd, H.B. Call to Ao i ma I A 11l1 tan ce _i_del_tl_. _llD-_2163_..,·tL----- League. S3'1·1ZT3, DO fee. FOUND: Male Siamese LOST : 2 doss! Fem cat, vie Heil le Bolaa Shepherd type blk/wht, Chica, H.B. 8•0· 15•8 Male Blk Lab. REW A.RD 1-evea_._, 53'1_·22'73 __ d....:ys_. __ _MS-: __ -.:_~------Found: Blk /W ht s h rt· Last: Mak lk.tf C.OCker haired 11. Doc. size of Spaniel. Ana to name Sbeltie. OC Sbelter "Chesler". Cd.M, Cameo -~-------- Higblaadc area. Rl!ward. Found 6 mo. lar(e male _MZ-__ 74_J.8_or_7_SB-035 __ 1 ___ 1 pup. Vic . Ne wpo rt LOST: Samoyed (Wht), Shores. 6G-31S2 Fem. "Wolf". H.B. area. u.t Old n.suu Sheep· 9 /2 /80. REWARD ! do1 . "Mand y ". _~_218 __ . -----• M...,U../Talbert, F.V Lost: Sml Fem. Bm/Blt -~--.z. ______ _ Tabby. appros 3 yn. vk. Db/RaymDDd. C11. Dys "2·%100, ew.s~ Lost: Germ Slaep male. Bnm, blk Is tan. Cll/NB area. "Bubb&" 631-0130 Fo1aod : Female cat, YOlllll, 1ray • black w/wllt pews. Vic Wilaoa ·~· "5-903'1. FOUDd Fem White Terrier at IC·Mart C.111. 333 W. 5ISIM'123 Mesa· De ;eloper's office. • FOIT LADY • Veey busy delk. 950 ~ OU'OCALLONLY start. Ask for Tera * '7~11 JI * _m-.m __ ,_. ____ _ ---------1 Accounts Receivable MAS.SAGE SlO WI AD MYS'nC~GE 55M&Santa Ana PEOPLE 'S ANONYMOUS. Get over your ex· husband once and for a IJ. Anyooe addicted to, or o bsessed with a "Person", join us . S.0.7Yn DIAMOND WANTED: y, to 1 carat P /P 540-0208 bfr u, a1t s. WITNESS to collision at Fairview Is Fair Ave. Aug. ZS. Red Mustang b it Yellow Toyota. Pleue call M2-d19. C le rk , M111t have General AccouPtiDI Hp. For iaterview call : 7S2..oTM Jack Walder. AOCTG BKPNG TEllPOllARY Reci«« ta11a1 to won I OD V.,,._ ~ Ii book-keepinc aasi1n· mnta. Won do.e to your bome. Fi111re c.rb to Smior AcCOUD· lalU needed ~ Oraaee eau.tr. .... , .......... acco~ Lost.~-Brown Tab· Bay 15 C.11. Must ident by cat. Chubby • very _Collar _________ 1 __________ 1 friendly . Vic : Wilson Pa 1 d SJ50 Ovenrei~bt-toae 17-25 ~.M. Please call: ••••••••-••••••••••••• ti.. inswta. Noallota, no A.cda. hyallle. 8-y CICla· tractor need• alaarp, eDm'ptic ...... to bu· dle A/P + misc. ofc. dutie9, will tra1o ritht penoa. Computer exp helpful but not nee. S..SMJCll · PRE LAW student needs dnca. no contracts. u.t. Slee& b&ac.k tit.ten 3 ID.ODO. Will do uyUUna 673-0lll. mo .old IOld eyes uWe ~W l.P coa~enUal liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil·AWa n,....r1r1 , Uve-ia. boy hearlbro1k e n ! NB m;.. · a 3242• •lllBl'YS• La111na Beach re· 631-1164. · · BLOHDl.sONLY aideace, private com-•oc.rn:ALL• immity, Ult. W/Cbildrea, LOST. Afghan Ho1&nd .... AK t R • 11 ~ u swera o aJa, a 8e pampered with a blond, abaved a nkles. personal rel a a i o g Call uytime ~-mu ... by 12 of Uae pr'e· FOUND: 8 IDU.eaa ttiellt lirta in Southern California. Jac1ani. E. ~Area uma etc. ()pea 10.m· '130-0m Um. 1 clays a week. Vil· FOUND ir ... -.. /6/IO a /111.C. A1laalia Health : .....-. ., ' Spa, 2112 Harbor Blvd, GoAdenwest • s-lm. Wbt ea.ta ..... 64.5-3431 Br- w lbwn pmtcbes. 1M'45i11 iDI tbia ad for yo1ar Found. Small white _•..:pecial_._;;.lift_. ----- (~male dog. •/collar. TOUCHACLASS Vic. Gisler acbool. ISCOIR'I -. UM. JI HRS. 152417 Found. Goldea Retriever. Nr. Talbert/Edward., HB Reddis h Male. IM2-2111. COVER &IRL •OUTCALL• m«11 llC!VlSA FOWld. Gennan Shepherd p1appy . 7mo. Call: I!!!~~~~!!!~~ 9112-Ml5. Ellia/Newlud. Profeeekeal Therapeutic m.aau 3 • 4 , all pbaaea of ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!f• bout weak. Must apealt Help; need witaeaa to 'fAIKt.h, DOIHlllDker, top salary ,_ rilllt pence. fi•bt oo June U. 405 Call: .... ,..,., from atos Frwy • Seal Bch Bhcl. --·Fri. call 2111m.cm collect OK. AIDE-Work w /ban- ,-.--,.-.. -Sw--... --,-l-.. -• ~ -=:·:~:: ··········-········· la t.ab IUCb .. toiJetiaa feMiaa, pa. ci.anup. XJnt. vacation • In- ~ benefiU. United Cerebral Paky Aaaoc .• s.ma Ana. 541-S7IO Allt. Aaaiaaal Mau1er 'tralnea. Will train. ~-Paper work • maW W-. lez.50'13 Alt•••/ Prime Irvine Area, 3 of. SOON Use ,.,,..,,...-fffl service ncee • Reception area, h I · complete delx furn. <TOO Wed. Sept. nth. 7PM. w en p a c t n g you r aq ft) .• warehOUH Meet a1enta. photo· ad ... a Daily Pilot ad Found. Terrier mix. blk. ...... Lic'cl. NB A~ maJe. Retriever mis, _cmlJ_;;;...;•_Steve __ 59-__ •_1_'1 __ female. Wire-ba\red Ter· rier mill, blk. male. --------• 1 Labrador blk. male. FllST LADY === J Newport Beadl Animal ..... ....,. • WIWllC Immediate opealnJa. WOlt near U.. beach. lleelaulcal a ... mbl)', wbial. ~. I mo. mla. up. req'd. Growial co .. IOOd beaeftta. eao for appt. 145-UU. Newport lbltoe. a. ...... te•W. l'nllSl .. C.11. grapbera, make-up and •s-ce. {llO sq ft ). CalJ balr u~rta and art number will appear in your _m_.o.11 __ . -----1 directon from major a d we ta k e y 0 u r ll•i •...... 4450 O.C. adverthina a gen· 2 h Sbeb.er, ....... • ,..., D•CWI. fNl4. ~-pay poodle * t7J. I J41 • mill. F--1e. llC 6 V..Aceepted ....................... dee to dlacuu with messages 4 0 u rs a JParl\on•olftcupaceat ~:":o:o:1' ,-:-~:: day ... YOU Call in at your ~ . .,__-Tabby ktt· ,..... .. ,.... terv1ews. Jobe and the convenience during office iiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiii~~~J .... _ ...., TOlal1'1 a....,on ·-.. -11~Pt · h tea. Nr. WU.O. Park. --.. , • "' t kind of pbotoa h d et the respo ses 1111!:&.\VERDE R without •olna broke. OUrS an 9 n WILCOI..... C.111.~. llCODI ... PLAZA t..at w1 frank tO your ad . . . this service UI it ' .... F o a o d : Ge r m a o im-.va'deE,C. lDformatloo plut door is only $10 per week . For ~·Lota ol Slilol\Mlr leamlie, call.------- HMIJJ ~~an~~ ~!!e ~~ more information and to l::.'° Bldl. Dave • klllll.S6'T•mT. ...,c J•» DANA POINT Kepbart Pboto•raphy, plar~our ad call 642-5678. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ llCGlllS MDOVioaetl..antem Inc. (1U)SS7•2'114. 'ill"""' T Wbm ~call CLusUled • .._ IO .. llO A& DelPrado 1100' at 80" 1--.;.._,;.;....:,~;..:.;:.;;;____ 1f,... want your ad~• lo ,UC. IA ad, you're U • IC Yo'l're not readlnt tM .· . .. lq 1m11a1e to reacla Hred of a friendly c.lt/Q11'9 .. .. NB!Cll. UP lo not aq.f\ ltU. ada ln Clualned •re people at tower welco.. aacl help i• M .. /MC/fM avall a& prime corMr, YoU're mlaalq a lot. oi eoet. Claaaltled la tbe _...,your ad for ~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I n. f..a.t draw iD &.be" 1 l1tll 6 Nwpt Blvd. neway Information aa ..,-t.o 101 Call Nowl rHponu. Call Nowt _ _!!!!!?~~!!~~ .. ! W•t .•. a Dall)' Pilot ... ~ .... ::;;;;;;o;:::;;:;::;:;;;;;;;p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;:;;;;;::,~wtU=u~to~1a.~ ..... ~t~btq~1~. LIJ!••············~-~1171~:-----::::::-:= 6all71 ----.....a ~'l~~~~_:ta.:::,:11'11:,:!j I lhMHW Ad. ttl·NTI. ~ ---! ~. I .. 1Wldt ....... 81111-.,..._ tO. , .. c.oastUFE 8 15 COOIC ..... .-..w ......... ~ ..... U J.f6U ..... J.""'- DOG SITTt:K In you r I ~.Corona del Mar fte ..... '-JCW.lt llft'O wbUe owner worb _. ..... 8 4 Sweet, qUlel. well Security Ouarda. M1&at trained imllll pet Mr11 R have at leut lyr. e11 per CdM EJ.-m St-h 7fl0 34!WI part Orne• fwl thne. Wednet4Dy, Septem~r 10, 1980 !~!!'!:'~ ..... ~!~ ~~~;.~ ..... ~!~ Hair Stylist CWl y PfLOT ., • twpw-... 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Live .In housekeeper. mature, Tualin area . own Br + e., 3 chlldnn. ~ ASSEMBl.ERS ~(' C"OOK 110 1n;KJo:l':Pfo:1t 1..111 lu•un-yachl 6 rflll!1 1n Mt'a.u-o fl moa 111 Nl'WJHJrl 714 645 1671. 213 670 6ti$4 Men's •P• attendants , >IAnSMAH/WOMAH part tlrM, m1.111t be avail t:apencoeed in wood wkndil lftructutt ~hop <1r1twint1 Racquet Club Clrrk, part Goud pay a.ull 1Qr part llmt.1, ml.l6t have fj()wpm lime lnLC'r•'lltlnl( work typlllg. Sbarp a»ert1ve s tylist wanted Minimum 4 yn eap In H 8. salon. Con· tact manager for ln- terVlew 963 0089 H e a I t h y fo' o o d s Restaurant has 1mmed opening for e"ergN ic person to service ufr eatennt:. F.asy hrs 9AM IP M fun work. J(ood naoney Must have own car. Please call 833 3470 tNSTAW•rr LOANOMCa Blinking eaperience ln eollcctioo Is Installment loans necessary Xlnt salary & ~ls. Apply ~I director LOAN PROCESSOR ( ESC~W CLERK> Exp $1000 or m~ DOE. Many benefits. 675-2273 ......... or M.chaaieoal 8eC'a~•• of our auC' ~uJ. r*l*t srowtn In lhe m anl&fu turtn11 of computor prodwlll., 1m medial(.' oPtrullp t'Altil f o r the f o ll ow1n1t claulflcallon~ tn ou r l'l ee t r on l l· and mec han1cel a111>embl> ..-..: 1Moliu11 "C'41 _ _...rc.W T.._ t'otll wanlod. o•v Call fur • ppo n I tllll 111 Nit-e offic-e EOF. l'h.•1111e Porter. full lime. must ''iaJI G4S l'i4ru 8A M fif' M be a n il. wknd.s. 721N~uclid Anahei m 991-:M> EO.E 7~11.1341 dally Please call ror ai>Pt C OOi ASS•G•IHI Wllh minimum 3 u1~ expenvwe l·111b1enn1 rltpf'ru•ncf' would be helplul Unit~ Call fond a ll.ll nk XI> Mcm1St HW\Uftllun Rra<'ll )3t>ttU l t: 0 •: Bankll\j Wf' pr<•l'ftllf' w ma na11:1i 11lflr!t 6 1uj)f'n l•lon hum wt thin WANT Al'Altt;t:tt" ('all 1714) f.31 9421 wa11tat1 few rit11Yt· rN1tl." m"'nt 1c1111clrn1•1· i nd 11llift , II !JJA M Ill SP M" . <J\llllllll) l't'(*lfl!( l••11er req'd M1~Jlful & ~l,·1 Itel be11 ... r 1 1 ~ App Nttwport V1llu, 1'142 DRIVEll WANTED lt.-liable C'lu1111 I Dn ver vt l2 speed Robt all & forklift l'X~I' Mu.st ht1ve Koc.>d dnvtng record & rt!( 8. <l94 11<17 ESCROW SEC'Y GO 73511 , Mon . f'r1 8 3().5. ---- GENERALOFl-'ICF. l.ite typing, telephones & tilin g, 9·3, Mon Fri, SS/hr. field Construction ocru:e . Ca l l 8 10,m, S40-0464 HOSTESS Real £$tate tract. llunl. Beach. Mon-Fri., 10 10 G, $4. hr. 848 4772 --- Instructor wanted, t1gure s alon Will train well groomed , enthus1ast1c, mature woman for PIT position. Call ~I 2444. Insurance •HOSnSS• AGENC~fo~ERV l <.:8 ASSa•asa WI lh a.Ununym 8 moo~ ~pen en~ We of(e r compet1t1 e sala.rie1 with benet1l6 which include l ire . medical and dental m 1urances Please 1tpply al: PERSONNEL mDs TlllV£)(,IHC , . ......,.o...~c~. l81S Ritchey Street Santa An a . Ca F.qual Opp Em pl yr MI f Teache r Elemenl ary, fuJI time 1100/mo Cosla Mesa area. 642-0411. AUTOMOTIVE PIX OPBAnoa Experience necessary. Exce llenl opportunity fo r person seekin g employment with an en lhusiastic, growing cor · poraLJon. Top company benefits. Monday thru Friday 9-6. Salary CO M · m en sura t e with ex· perieoce. See Berni. ~I . ~ ,, I .. 0.--,. ~omty . I 211Z5Harbor Blvd . COSTA ll~A I• " ,,., /Ca.ft Prov1uu Bllnkin.c ,..~ pe)'11•n1•t' •o uld be' hl'li>lul. bllf ••II tr.on tlnJt~ c.urumua Riank 27SO W~t l'oiut llw > Newport Bc:ar h 631~ F>O 1-: ...... /Styl1t Custa Mesa. 673 '4ST3 IHMty O,.r.eou. LecJ ~ Some follo wing i>rt> (erred Xlnt location Ask for owner. U4 82S 1 Biology Expenenced R I A Tech for large Mfg . i n Newpo r t 645-211 1. Zak BKKPR/G1rl t°'r1 P,ttme Must be self molivatl.'d Mature , relrab. xlnt working cond. casual 1 girl olc Dbl ledger bk kpg, payroll, cust serv. lite typing, hrs flex, sal commensurate w/exp & potentja1. NB 642-7644. Bodlkeeper, full cha rge. Thru T /B. Land invest menls Mulliple books . NB a rea. Salary cGm- m e n s u r a t e w /e x p . 642·3082. Hrs8:30-5, M-F. l"llRJSTM~'i MONto;v E o th u lil ••l1l· llonlt'makt-rs l"lll"TI lo 12000 by ThaniUl(1v1n" !Umon.ilrat1n11 To)• .. G1"'3 No dellven l"S Nb l'Ollt'«llng Need a n r r all 540.8330 ('()lie<'\ to i.er hne GIFTS 'N GAC>tlt.~~ l:el<!brat1ng our :mth )eac'' .. CLASS Of IHI ll 's oot t.Oo early to ltl&rt th1nk1ng about your future :ifle r yo u graduate rrom high school AppllcatJons are now belng accepted for training guarantees tn Anny schools next year Learn the skill GI your choice and gain vlluable work expen enc while earning nnney f r col· lege after your tour The Army offers 2, 3 or 4 year enlistments. And you ca n serve your rounlry 1n Europe or stateside. Call today for more inform.a. ti<>n: COSTA MESA S40-1026 HUNT. BEACH 962·8821 LAGUNA HILLS 768-52.SI SANTA ANA S42·243S THIS IS THE ARMY Ccioit wunttd l-ull 1)r p1Ht lime •·as1 (01xb o t'-' per nt't.'t.'Jl1oi1itry 115.S J8&f COSMETIC I AH Oraoi1e Co Ph11rm1t1') with l1Arge \Oluml' Pn!:lllJ¥1" ro1mctH·:. and fra&1'i0(Y luolunio( for I sl 1.1.nt! ~meucurn ~xµr an selllng, ordenng and !llnct anvenlory control 0Cfe~ good U\COme al\tl health ~its St!nd re 1u1ne plus salar> re qwrements to Ad 1178, Daily Pilot, Box 165(), l'M s:a&2lll COUNTER HELP M on Fri Soper San<lwrch 5'lS 4867 t:ounter help. r tr' 111·2, M o n F ri . l izy 's Sandwich Shop. 642·0898 -------- Counterhelp, part tirne & full tim e Prefer ex pen ence in fast foods Call 67J.T781. International Hot Dog Co CQurt Directo r I Recev· t1on ist , friendly en· tbusiastic female needed F tr. Must wor k some eves Ir weekends Call Sue. John Wayne Tennis Club. 644-a>o Delivery 1be ~gister Newspaper bas a fte rnoon a u to routes available 111 San Cle mente a rea Ex· perience not neeessary, but helpful. Economical. d e p e n dable c ar is necessary. $4.50 profit per month. Call Mr. Emsley: 951-7111. .,....,,.,.... P/f mmt be 18 ! Good driving record. 751-47~ Babysitter. resp person $.10 wk. to watch 2 grade Kbool children. 2:J0.6, C.ol.lege Pk, all 6, 540-7576 Alfl'OM<1J'IVE ...._,vay DIJA&.& POUSHPIUOM Clericalffemporary TYPIST NllDED Some reception duties. Small but busy office . • Perm. possibility. ln-IOOICSTOlll Cl.BK t ernallonal Business Full time opening in S e r v i c e . 1 8 s 5 2 c lerk p os it i o n i n MacArthur Blvd. Ste. boobtore specializing in #325, Irvine, CA 1271.3, t echnical tt scientific 752-0161. Delivery driver, Fem ., full time. Good driving r ecord Costa Mes a Blueprint. UIBO Placen· tia. S4&-SS1l Oei;ire knowledgeable csrrow 11ecretary looking rur h11h office art1v1ty & r1 e h com1.1en s at1on 01vers1f1c-rt sue1:ei;s ful parent co mpan y Pleas1o1nt office al mosphere & guaranteed top salary Mr Merai;e 848·2235 Experienced. FUii time. StMoGI Offk• part time. split shift. Ap comm'I linesacct. hand I Electronics firm seeks ply in person· Wed or in~ 7S% office. 2.S"'c rlcld buyer w/general omce Thurs. 2·4pm. Gram.ma 's Underwnting, Sl'rY1ce, ex Should have strong House, Bnstol at Redhill, sales position Car ex communicative s kills Costa Mesa/Newport pense. :.alary , com EstabUsh material re Beach mission Mm 3 yrs com qu1re m enls. place ----m'I under exp llas to pur c h ase or,d~rs. & H 0 ST ES S b u s Y have F&<.: lu:ense Acc·ts fol low .up Pleasant breakfast. gd personali inOrange &c l.ACounttes wor k 111g cond Ca 11 ty. a b111ly lo count T p s 1 "'OE Send ~crow desk available for o a ary "' Vallor Elect r onics change,ref's.2633W Cst resume to Ins urance well-qualified escrow of-540-92164 Hwy, bef. JPM Agency, po Box 2520. fleer w independent NB92660. Attn DB escrow compan> Heavy •--------1---------1 experience in ex.changes General Hotej Insurance Bk pr. a g required Beach loca U.-.. /eSS gressive LA firm moving lion. Execuuve eserow 9 LootCIHG ·~l/ 1 to Orange Co 5 million t company. 492~6161 I • FOil A .-.. u.....a.eeper volume C-Omputenzed, " rlll ~ top salary Send resume JOI MTiuuw/hes to Ad No 776. Daily ESCROW SECRETARY We have openings for: .Ca ..... ,·er Pilot. Po &x 1560. <.:Gi.ta ~I Mesa. CA 96267 Secretaries Typists Fi le Clerks Assemblers Word Processors Call to d ay work tomorrow. Our beautiful Newport • Beach office has an 1m mediate opportunity for an £$erow Secretary A minimum or six months escrow senetaraal ex perience and typing of 50wpm are required. This position oHers tin excellent saJary and out standing benefits indud ing· Never a Fee! EOE M/F •Profit shanng •Paad medical1dental ~VICTOR '·'.'l'(_l•••·•'I ,:. ·' f Please contact J ac k1 e Skarstedt at 64S.8111 for N B more information ORG 556.8520 835·2622 We are seeking reliable peoµle oriented persons. EnJOY excellent com paoy benefits including a free meal per shift App ly m person 9AM-Noon, Mon·fr1.. Personnel MARRIOTI' HOTll 900 Newport Ctr . Dr Newport Beach Equal Opp Emplyr M F ------- HOTB. HIGHT AUDITOR • S rugbts a week . must be exp. NCR 4.200 Apply lo David McNeil. Holel Laguna , 494·llSI , LagWla Beach, Ca Insurance Exp person rn llfi' & dis ablllty clajm proc1•ssin g Must type 4Swpm. 0 C J\Jrport area Call Laun _!52~111..tpm IHSUUNCE SALES R EP 1T ra1nees needed for N e wport Beach & surrounding area. Start. salary to $.500 per wk w1lge mult1hne ins urance company 752. 7990 EOE insurance ~xp per.;onal hnes on derwnter ror rap1dh grQw1ng 1ndeµenden l agent Advanc·ement. RDalTY FIDaA1. HOUSEO.EANERS up benefits s.ilary open to S5 per hr Car 545.5123 Ca 11 494~ S.tb ,. ... L091Asa An F.quaJ fapty Em plyr &K.~ St ,2SO DOE. Lot s of charm & skills. 80wpm ty ping , s h o rth a nd 12l)wpm. Some pressure involved. Call Vicki 540-605S. Coastal Person- nel Agency, 2790 Har bor 81.,CM NEVER A FEE Exp'd Waitress Part nme .. 751-8711 ·ee-n•e•ra•1•oc•r•ice----1 ~~~~~~~~~ JANITORIAL ADMIM. ASSIST. Housecleaners wanted. JANITORS Lite typing ac filing. $ 4 • S 6 I h r 0 w o Orange County's newest Heavy telephones. Clien Trans portation. Happy dealersh1p requires ex· coolact. Youwillbecome House<:leaners.64S·91S3 peri enced Janitors actively lovolved. Santa ----We'reoffenng Ana localioo. Call Diane, HOUSECLEANING. I An Excellent Working 83S-4103 transportation S4 Environment 67S.2101. ___ 2. Ail Ma1or Benefits GENERAL OFFICE H 0 US E K E E P E R One g irl o ffi ce for P /time Apply 9 to SPM m a rine construc t ion C4pistrano By The Sea o m p a n y s e I r Hospt . lJ91.S Del Obispo, motivator. all phases or Dana Pl., 491>-S702 office work. Peg board syste m , experience beiplv.1. MSO mo. 673· 1630 SOUTH COAST DODGE 2888Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA CALL 540.0330 OR 540.9100 Esperience necessary Enthmiutic ft rapoosi- ble. Excellent shop tt wortiq CODdiliooa. App. ly in penon • see JGbn Plummer at ... books. Prefer person --------- wilh some eq>. in work· ---------iQI in a boobtore. Hrs. a IDCM. 8-5 llon·Fri. Apply Mr. l.mmediate()peninp Harrod. SCITECH Book •AccountingClertu Center. 17801 Main St., •Clerk TypisU Delivery Ir Stock, full or part time including Sat. • su.o. Xlat. benefits. See Harold. -Eut 17th St. CM. Delivery men over 18 for L.A. Time.a to homes in NB tt CM. NOO-U50/mo + b o nus . 646 -0637 , 646-58'4. Female live-in com pa. nioo. Will share a pt. Small salary. 548·2850 General Office IMSUIAMCE •CLBKTYPIST• Housekeeping , r m & board in exchange for child care, hours flex•· ble. Salary negotiable 548..(IM.4 or 7 S9-Sl9 l Ho usekeeper, live out. exp & reliable. S day week. i)iglish speaking. Knowledge of cooking. Own transportation. Top pay. Pleasant surround 1n gs . P ermanent 631-1.Lll. Kennel Attendant & Gen Hos pital maintenance Weekn ights a nd o r wknds. 49'-1CT76 #I .. 0.--,. C...ty 2925Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA lrvine, CA. 55'7..mA •Secretary •Payroll Boys. Ute factory work. •Book.keepers Ages: 16·18. Must be Accomt AllllKes good students. Able to Personnel Services wo rk 1-6P M d aily UO Quall, Ste200NB 6'5-2'102. Call Karen 955-2770 Broilerman, experienced DENTAL~lSTANT foe LaglDla Niguel offi ce. X-ray license required. M. Th. 496-4al0. FINANCIAL I.OM SOVIE Sll•t $150.$1200 Excellent opportunity for s harp, detail m inded indiV1dual in Insurance Claims. Good typmg and office skills required. Competitive salary, full benefits package. plus a dva n cem e n t o p · ponun.ities IMPORT ASST Kitchen help wanted lo learn food preparation Working hours· SAM to 9:30AM Lon's Kitchen. 3077 So Harbor Blvd. SA Call 979-CT747 lor appt __ Busy R.E. loan service dept. needs expr. person to assist aJI phases.of col· lect.jl>n Gd typing & phone ma n· ners Xlnl fnnge benefits 1 •,..hr day. 2 wu+l4 ex· tra days o rf/yea r . lmmed. c>perung. Please call 7'0-6060 ... .,.,......, ,_., ... Newport Beach, Calif. LYN, 11·7, part time. No wknds. necessary. Mesa Verde Conv. 661 Center. N.B. S48·5SSS. ----- Machinist tra inee. Prerer some shop experie nce lor s mall manufacturing firm 111 fr Vlne. Call Riley for appt. 979-6080. ------- Maint 1:na n ce Man· Helper Part time for Apt complex in C.M. Retired or semi. 642,5073, Maintenance: For Apt Ct1mplex in Costa Mesa. Call S48·95S6 Fro m 12 7PM. MAllflOAllE WlllEI Tos100,___... Moc.,.. a ... HK"Mrf lmmedJate opemng for a '>elr motivated person who enJOys a variety of Job duties Respons1b11Jt1es mclude· errands for the executive d1v1s1on, pick-up and dis - tnbute mail and provide warehouse back-up re· her. Must be able to lift 4().70 lb. boxes. A valid Cal. DMvers License is required. Pos1l1on otfers advance· ment opportunity and ex-c e I lent bene fits . For further lllfonnatioo COO· tact. Ellen Tuey '714) 83J..3383 FU WEST SclY. & Loe. 4001 M~ur Blvd. Newport Beach, CA F.qual Opportunity Employer M/F/H/V BA BYSl'llER needed , my home. 14 mo. boy. 646--1.D> ool.y, J08h Slocum's, Npt ~~~~~~!!!!!!~ Bch. 642-5135 CLERICAL · $700 per •IUSIOYS• monlh . .No experience. DENTAL Ofc. Mgr. Exp. req'd. Salary commen. w/abillty. CHAIRSIDE, RDA. 4 days, f /time (flex. hrs. during aid season> Ofc: 6'S-~. wlcnd ; 642·498.S ... ..,...~,.... ..... r t hn ....... For more infor mation contact. • for small iron & steel im port firm in Irvine. Good oppt'y for bright. friend- ly ambitiom person who has an analytical mind & enjoys WGrtting With peo- ple. Position involves typing, computer oper a· lion ac telepbone contact. Pnor import exper not req'd but good typing s k il l s & plea sant personality are essen- tJaJ. Start around SlOOO Contact Greg Scott at Transmark. 957-S7S7 LAUND R Y Worker needed Sat & Sun or p/t1me 3 t.o 7PM To slart end or Sept Xln t benefits. Apply Bever ly Manor. 340Vit1ona. CM .... , .... ,,.... Excellent career oppty, for aggressiv e , in· d ustrtous individual de· siring career in retail management. Retail ex- per helpful, some coUege desirable. Liberal com · pany benefits Salary commensurate with ex- pen ence. Apply Personnel Office Upper Level S.bysitter wanted. Our home. Brookh ursl/· Adams. 2 children. Mon- Fri. Need very respoosi· ble adul t. O w n tran1po rt a t1 o n . R e fe r en ces . Ca ll 9118.2161r1. BABYSrITER my home. 2.,, dys wk for J yr old girl. U bsekeeping, H.B. 963-9377 BABYSI l'I ER for infant, downt own HB a r ea S36-8LS3 Babysitter. my home. vie ol llesa Dr Ir Irvine Ave. forS yr<*!, S:30am-8am, 3 oc 4 acbool morns per week. 6464Cl51 eves. BABYSl1TER NEEDED. Some evenings. Occas. trips. 1 child, 7 yn , my home. NB,. Mrs . Abel, ~7550. Babysitter needed for Teacher's children. my home, Irv, 833-1927. 8ankinC T.._.T,..._. Major Thrift Ir Loan As· aociat.ion bu an mlry- level openiq with op- portunity for advance· meat. Bank or rtnance experience helpful. Type at leut ·35wpm. Salary COIDIDelllurate w/exper . Liberal benefits. Call llr. ll&aqoo, Wester n 11rift 6 1-n. M5-3l.S3. E .O.E. Bankiq/861.. TaUaS f\aUertoa SM. baa full and p/Utm tellft' poel· Uou at our Fo&aDtala Valley, Newport Beach• ffWIUDl\OD Beach Of· flees. f:xor. pref, but Wiil train. 'l'yp{n1 req. 30 wpm. For t.u. ldo and '°" latettle,. appt. call n•.lln-GM. E.O.E. Esperienced Full Tlime, See our ad under "Main. Part Time . Apply In tenance" Far West Sav. Wed Tb ings (714) 833-8383 person: or urs. _..:..... ______ _ 2 . 4 p m , G r a m m a · s Dental {)(fice House. Bristol at Redhill. •Cl-en•. c•al______ Oral Surgery Assistant Costa Mesa/Newport put time. Progressive, Beach. nn-tlllYE highly professional of tA""1 (ice. Must be neat, Bus Boy, lunches, apply SECIET••fS pleasant. willing to learn in person, Le Bianit.z. • ,.. and cootnbute. Fashion 414 N. Newport Blvd, We are a ccepting •P· Island area. C all ~00. plications for executive 76G-l616. 91. Mon. thru Business women In all s ecretarial positions Fri. aspects ol the business Shorthand or 80wpm re· ---------world, secretaries (lo quired. Wide variety of Dental speak roreign languages backgrounds needed . Exp Dental Assistant, ii poss) exper realtors, Orange County Airport work 4 days get paid for outgoing sales rep., ex· area. 5. 642.0U2or644-6687. per in sa.illng. Available 551 ...UI:: · · for t ravel, to p pay . ,,,....., Dental Ortbo. cha~1de. Please call TI4-894·9908 mmt have exp. F ffune. _ Newport Beac h and Card " Gill Salesperson r-n.L •n:1 c.o.ta Mesa. S46-s110. F\tU Tune P081Uon U \ f1 -: . Active, friendJy person rEMPOllAllY Pl~NNEl SlllV1Cts Dental Assis t. Or t ho. lo wo r k In Ne wpo rt Beaut. loc:.N.8 . RDA+ Beach •tore, Super. op. lnl'llRll Street exp. pn!f. F rr or P rr. porfun t y. friendly at· Ne 1.._. 642-21126. lDDlpbere.•pw -Del--fT--... -....-.Sl-S-T-. -Bayside Pharmacy -- 10141 Bayside Dr ./llr . CLERK for hardware NEWPORTBEACH WeU. E Gd be fits Our eatabllshed, pro· 714-'JtC).OW store. xp. · ne 1 · peuive olc. ls looking --------~ Call Chuck at Laguna (or ar "--•-. u -ture COU· Beac h Lumbe r C o .. oraneirper'd.Chairside ....__ ..... --with an outgoing, friend· pie, Uve·in for SCRC 494-6S38orS40-l267 ly personalit y. Self bl~J:. Bcb. Ap Clerk motivat.ion, mature al· + · ....., Liquor Clerk wanted, ~ ~ ~~ui~~ CdWASH Ptr.ukforSteve. ...... -... "-alLlera wuted. Npt 642-6531 Above averaae salary, -frince benefsta, medical k.._, ........ Saata a.m-sr taauru~. non-smoker. Aaa/Npt B e b area . • •n ~ ........ ......._ Accura.te ~wpm, I yr •---------------------1 gen e r al off Ice ex· 0.lper/Draftsma-: CAI WASH -.r perience neceuary. Waated "'11 6: .. rt time Good company benelita. To auiat in mechanical 116 OYer Near OC Allport. Salary llETROCAR w~H $800/mo. C.11 Frankie dnl111 Is de\alUng of 211150ffartior Bl, CM 714-752-0707. EOEll/P' hilb·petfonmnce laser •rstan. Small company CASHIE R /HSEWARE COC'KTAILWait.raa4PM oeedl a pJOd aero11pace· SALD: Apply l.n person W clo&ing. 4 day wit. Pvt. trained deslper on a Rioa Hardware, lOIM lrvi club. m.91561 eoaauJlial bub. A back· ne CW.Cliff Plua) N.B. p'OUDd l.n eledro-opUcs COCKTAIL Waitress, ·la deslraMe, u la lhe CASHIER eve. •hill Exper 'd. ..bUily to do electrical Recorder-No caah re-1142-'190 acbemaUea Is P.C. board 1i1t er. Benefit.I. !'lae Companion. Woman to la)'OUta. Could develop lad le• anarel atore . live-In w /aame. Lite into full-Ume p091Uon. JGllD HoaD. w Fathioa llMwrk. Must ba.ve car. Pleue ~ rwume or Wad. N.B. 144-7100.. 541.u. CIDact llr. Wbitebook, Laallmaoa E lectro· CA.SHI ER . 1 I AM·2PM Compankin/bouMl!eeper OptJca, a.m Avlador, P'::°u~ I• elderly lady, Uve ia, BM .1111111 Capqtrano, CA A'Ofll .................. ..... a.-.1t··~ wlU• DallJ Piiot a u 111M .w.. AD4 " ,. ..... _*-' .. Mil , eall a frlHcllJ ·=-A•·Vllor •t ....,,.., room • board + 1al. 8171. JU.el tae. fte ,..._ .... la die _Rell __ . req_...._MMUS ____ ...... a CMl6fted .... • ..., -~)'OW Weet. • .a DU.IJ Pllo& f'lnd what }'OU want ..... Gift • a eall. a..an.t Ad. ta.J1'71. Daily Piiot GJaulfleda. We'U do dlle l'fllt. IG·MTI \ Is Helll•g •• ••· ~,... ...... lo•• Hnice staff .... ,to ....... •••d1 , recons . payoffs -.I c.U.C. tlam.&c .......... ........ -..y ' 7112 .... .,.2 ........ 14 ...... .,. off /yr. ....... ~ ........ .... ..... CJDOd,... fwwcft.. Tllh potitla. -· be filled i•••dlately. ..._.CGI 760-6060 NEWPORT ~ITY FUNDS, IMC. #2 COIPOIATE l'LAZADl. MIWPOllT IUCH eQWll opportunity employer M /F GltBAL FOlllMAN Sm. mlgr. tt distributor seeb gen. foreman over abock • bsorbers & u n kita. Medical & dental benefits, salary open. Contact: J. Duff, Mickey TIM>mpsoo Products. Inc. 1970 Pla cen tia . CM I 6'5-311.1. EOE GenuaJ Office Responsible, front Gffice appearance, gd phone peraon ality essential, quick learner , approx 80·6Swpm , a ccurate. Newport Beach location JIOOlmo. Otll 759-0313. ISTH HAGIBT ot 714-551·1414 ht. 209 IU ~ e.awwwC1 +•t ofMae11t ... rica ~ SOOS.Mmi Or.lp,C.92661 F.qual Opportunity Employer Gen. Ofc. Busy contracto needs sharp, energell person to llandle A/P + misc. ofc duties, wil train right person. Com puter exp helpful but n nee. 548-5541 CM MOOMa Full time, Mon.-Fri. 8-S. Some exper. necessary. Call or come in. 125 Mesa Or., C.M. or 631·1030. .( INSPECTORS LEGAL SECRETARY MAY COMPANY 3333 BRISTOL, lmmed ol)t!rung for resp COSTA MESA, person w/M + typing, Equal Oppty Em plyr memory or mag exper. M/F hvy dictaphone + 2 yrs1 --------- legal Dix ores. NB Maruagef1l!llnl" Airport a rea. salary Loclal " o pen . Call Barba ra LOCALEXICSEBS 752. 1ss1 c;MJALIRED INDIY. LEGAL SECR ETARY For high income PIT For Pl defense firm. t 2 situation, no investment yrs civtl bllgauon. Good req f or a ppt c all typing ac d 1 ct a phone _892_·_S993 __ aft_SP_M ___ _ skills OC all'pOrt area Manaier Trainee. learn 8J3.03S2 the printing business. Le,.as.c. ... ~ Sl.200 to Sl.300 OE. Mature · e xperien ce. Type 90 wpm, heavy die· taphone. Will consider someone without legal background. Cali Vicki, 54(Hi05LCoastal J.>enon. nel Agency. 2790 Harbor Bl..CM NEVER A FEE $2S0.$500/wk. 646-8026. Manicurist , sculptured nail artist L A BELLE N AILS INTERNAT IONAL is now in Orange County. We are interviewing to hire 30 exper'd artist.a with heavy "standing ap- pointment clientle" top pay. Complete benefit package (paid holidays, vacation. health ins l. Light comtn.ucUoo and w 0 r k c I o s e t o c:-.. GUAIDS 1 We offer a stable work carpentry, full/PT. 0 · home .... choose studio rull & part time. Al enviroomnet with an ex· per belpful but not nee, you pmer. Call for com· areas. Unifonna furn'd. ce lle n l sala r y and 8DY&ce~nJce pletely confidential in· Ages 21 or over , retired benefits package includ retired man o.k. "'"210I terview. Day or evening welcome. No e~per. ntt. -Ing company pa.id Life. Call UDlll'lliDp, I am iD 97~ Appl y_: Uni ver s a l D e nta l , Med ic al ud oat .a.r.oc. and --------- Protection Service, 1%218 losurance, Pension Plan , eva. M11fff or S.. T,..._. W. ~St., Santa Ana. ID· Savings Plan with high ---------• Earn s while learning. terview.hrs: 9-12 " 1-4, i n l e r eal , 10~ pa id U9UC)aSTOltl: TakehomeSUS/wk.dur· Koo-Fri. holidays per year and 1 C1ert Wanted at Coast ing training. Pff or Frr. Hairstyllat week paid vacation after Inn U qoor, Laguna start Call 497-30308-S. 1'e ..... ._CW. is S monU.. ~ pos~ion $4 /hr. 49'-2313 -., mus t be filled 1m----··-.. ······---·-···-·-·-.. Mgmt Tra inees. Earn ..., ......_ mediately. Please apply j Dotng BuatneH I while u learn. Sl75 week· Hain\yu.f w/followiJ'.11. at PERSONNEL: ; Under A I y w h 11 e tr a In i n 1 . Xlnt. working cond. i · ! P /tlme. F /lim e. 8·5. 642..(ICBl. Ask for Joyce. mD~ ! Flctlllou1·1· 848-8237 I :I i Name? 1 ----'----- mmJST wmtl'OU.OW.. up to r111vu. 1NC i Modellp1 . rommerciala. ·--o ... t<--c-... · films, extru. Need new 181.5 Ritchey St. Santa Ana. Ca 92705 Equal Opp Emplyr MI F I i fa~es. All ages/types. 714·957-0207. fir M Actill 70o/o PrH tllloua Newport t SaJoo. USITHE DAILY PILOT 11FAST llSULT" SHVICI DlllCTOIY For Result Service Call I 1 Model. Pff fitting, for ! ·-· IWID•Wr mta ln Tl&Stln. 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"Ull •1.1111 lo 11:1111 \1 1111 thru l'f I '>l.llltl.H cl !'.lltll'' .10i7 ~. u n,1111 l" \1 "'·"''' \I .tJ111 01 J11.:t• l't11111l > lt1 .1µh11•-1 l'u :.c:ck1n.: SJh•-, H1·1f fot ~xh1lt1l •h\ 1:.ion !Ira" 111(:1111-11 ··111111111~'>11111 t'J ll .Jim Hn•t•h 11 1 ~7 11750 SALES \!Jr -;pnn ing g11 .. tli-1·1\ h.1., 111111lt•tl lllll'lllll~ fur I fl~ I J l' '>;J I t"i I' I' (~ti 11 S..i l.in t hottU!> f nr .1µpl '"'"·OW ll!llll s . .i,.,llH'll lahnl·.1tor for ll't;u l pl..t.'>ltt·~ 'tnrl.' Full hmt• 5.'lli t.l!AJO S.1k•:. tni;i t:n11u1wrs1S<·1('n11 .. ts kc-Qpinl(. Alll & All>. f1l rl'Q 1>Cl'rt•lury lo Uit!ll!>l mi.: itll uroontl helper !!Ullllll(t•r CoU!!J.:4! l'tlm·a Airport lueullonNn I 1'1n d1!ll1rnhh· Will tram ' II~ 19311 o o v >' J e c W o r d St't-utHy Pr1H'\'!i'lut <'ou t .ic t GATIGUARO t:,tily11 . U 1\µµolo111u, 71'1 ~ 53:60 SEClfTARY Xlt1t uvpl)' for 'h11111 i.;1rl f11r po:-.1l100 w I.: put.:kai.: 1111( l"O al l'Xt'~ vH11·1.·' Ill N II C1JU<l 1i<'1'r1•l.1r111I "kill:. Ot>cllchorthund 11rt!fcrrcd , '>lllWrh ht>nef1 1!1 c;., II l.oti. 752 2711 Y. 0 f: SECl_ETARY 6..&K--i. Daily Tt'tr)lJ or pt·rm p1Jst1on for exper l )'p1st t70 -t WPM I X.lnt spelbnJ: & l(rnmma r req uired . no 'ht>rth~11d Pns111on re quires .ib•llll tu work on 0 \\'11 111 a. h\} t) p ing i.'n v1ronm1:nl. :;ume leRal exper helpful S end Resume 10 Class1f1ed Ad i:718, Datly Pilot PO Box 1560, Costa Mesa . Ca 92626 SECRETARY PERM OR TEMP NO SHORTHAND lmmoo openin g, 6 II hrs µer day Hvy tyvmg pos1 lion 170 ... wµm 1 Nel'd .1ccuracy, x.Jnt grammur & '>pclh111( Corn•clinl( St:l et•tri ts & IBM memory Call 752 OZJ.t SFX.RE.~J'AHV with Lei:al & collt'dion exper Typ ing & phone work N11 ~h o rth a nd Sa l a r y t•omm with ex""'r Call Sally, 833-3332 l-'01 vnvatc community. l,n guno lie u.cl\ arl!a Hotatm.i ~h1fl $4 ('.St hr c·o 11 Mon f"rl fur u11v 4!).ll!MI STENO/CLERK Perform slenogr:iph1c services to one or mort' manage r s Goo d shorthand & typing sk1lli. rcqwred Requ1rei. ex er<'1s1ng !iome Judge men., Math aplllude & ab1ltty lo OJ)4!rate 10 key l>y touch Good sal<JO , benefits and w11rk1nj{ cond1t1ons Ple aiH.' s ub mil resume or r ail in conf1denC'e to DOUGLAS Oil COMP AMY Employee R<•IJllOn!i Dept E va Taylor :1160 /\1rway Avenu4" Co::.td MCl>a, t.:a !l'.!6~ .• "Su~id1ary or CCJOO<'O 111{' . .1t111nJI figure !>Jlon 1•harn ""~ds amb1t 1ou::. '-lllci. or1cntt'd person SECRflARY Career opportunit~ w11h We are seeking a pec)ple t·ha nC'e fo r ad\•a nce o riented . reliab l•• mcnl Sal:.ir. + bonw.. Aff1rmatl\c At't1on f:m1>loyer «all ti42 3,;ltl f•1 r in secret ary Apphce nl!> SUPER SMART GIRL " should posse:.s gd typing ,.,, b h 1 .. h !J'\•1ew appl k II 1 h want"", n,I! l auy 20 lo s 1 s. p easant P on.: 30 to hclµ on bu_o;y phunc ~..ii~ People ~'ull t11nc & manner EnJo) •·x1·ellent or(ter desk and learn to p!lrt lime R M Abrams t•ornpany benefit-; md ud type un l'Omputer ~us1 1ng free mei.11 ""r s hift h I <.:ata lo•• Sho1o1.room . l819 r-avt• 1ra1ns, s u11 crh ... Apply m person !!AM ..... hn Ncwµon fll vtl C ~ .,..one le<' 1qu1:. we "'II Noon. Mon· f'r1 . Person lratn } ou Ers 10 tCJ 1 . .,. .. --...... ...., w -·~ 7100 DOlp 1040 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Valet /\tlendant oeeded. 008t;RMAN PUPS. 6 Mt f', must be able tu W'ks old. blk & tan. tails &< work weekdays . Ca ll cl11w~ dune, wormed. ix'lw~n 11 30 & 2 oo. heall"hy ! $7~ Ca ll Tues Fri PnvatC' eoun 63HM90 •IMMEDIATE CASH• F o r Go ld , Silver , Platinum Any k ind, cond .. amount. Daniel 548·5053 --------try club 644 5404 VINYLUNOLt;CJ M Layer mu11t be exp'd Call 8-9am ,aher 6µm 645-6544 •WAITRESSES• $3.50 per hr. fo'ull lime . part ltrne, split shift Ap ply in person. Wetl or Thurs 2·4pm, Gramma 's House, Bristol at Redhill, Costa Mesa / Newport Beach Waitress. part lime. /\pp I) m person Two Guy!. Fr o m Ital y , 2 267 f'a1rv1ew Rd , C M Lhas a A~o AKC S tud serv•t'e 2 yrs old Call Days 964·0066 Must sell 1mmedialt ly 1 Beaut yellow gold ring w/3 diamonds. 66 pts. Cert 846 4575, o r POODLE. toy, AKC male 8'7·2848 Pale apn rot. 3 mos old -- C.:alm , sweet d1spos1tion WANTED. lOK, l4K. 18K $250 P /P •l96-&197 gold. Max cash paid im- mediately. Also buying Frttto You 1045 s ilve r -diamo nds ·e l t' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ken. ~7·9818/548·5809. 1-'ree Kittens to Aoud home BUYING gold & silver 515.4427 s c r a p & j e w e J r y ----Silverware, tlental gold. Needs love, Puppy ('how diamonds, class rings. , & a yard Ab11ndoned 6 lmmed. cash. 549·2685 mo. rrwlc pup, large. ar Thunderhead Ind . feet. ,l!cntle with do.:s & ----- cats Unable to keeµ PRI VATE PARTY after this w<.-ek 642 3162 INHERJTEDseveral 1m- Newport Shores Po r t a n l p 1 e c e s o r · ---Dia mood Jewelry Waitresses. P /time day Kitten. Calico Female Several S:>lita1res. Must p time dys. G as ltght 31,mos to loving home .sell for cash immediate· Broiler ~ 0904 eves ly ~3290 ______ _ Will tram _ 548-7~ F'r~ Silk> !kou1s h Mix to Mlscellw 8080 WAJTR~F.S good home only ' Call •••••••••••••••••••••• ~~1 673 1663 ''96-!1786 LUGGAGE TAGS For Appoiriunent FKF.E Male lO wk old from your business card. -puppy. '2 cocker • 1 mix Send one card for each WA NT E 0 .:\t AT UR E Call aft 697!> 4645 tag plus one spare. We A DI. r CO U P L fo~ Io --return permanently manage 16urul .ipl house Happy healthy k11tcn~. sealed attractive tag & 1n nice l-:a sts1de C~ wean e d , l r a 1 n c ti strap, meeting a irline area Res ume & local 548·4615, &if>.3107 I D reqwrements. Pre- re( req Exp pref. To r...mi~ vent loss & theft! For a apply, plea::.e send com "' 8050 personaUzed tag enclose plete resumetoadno 77. ••••••••••••••••••••••• wallpaper . fabric or Oai ly Pilot. P O Box * * I BUY * * "Day Glo" paper & we 1560, Costa Mesa. Ci\ will back & tnm your 92626 Good used F\.tmhure & l.3gs Or try two cards Warehouse helper, F' T for interior landsc:ape de sign Co Exp helpful Gd dri ving record nee· ce-;ar y 540 42•12 or 557·0150 Warehouseper::.on. P T , noons. Mon-F'r1 046-6416 ' WQman tohelpw1th ~all' ~a le in e H·hange for clothing. 557 9397 Work in Nice Environ mt>nl of Dana Pt Harbor al t h e 'Coffee I m porters" Full or P an Time. Mature, Reltablt'. Sa l e~ Stol.'k Clerk 4!1J Ti7J Appliances OR I will back to back. sell or SELi. for You PRICES: MASTERS AUCTION S2 ea or 3/S5 646-8686 & 833-9625 4/5 tags $1.60ea. ---6/9tags Sl.50ea. Oak dining room swte H>or moreSl.40ea_ Rect table. 2 leaves. 6 Sales Tax Included chairs. hutch w1d1splay NOCARD? above & storage below Draw your own or send Sacnf1ce 64&8675 name. address. phone & ----we'll make one card per SOLID EX EC 0 ESK tag. Add 2Y each. 301CSO. $225 Send check or money or· 615 IZ)(). 673 2112 der to. Lvly sofa bed w !>Ofa & love:,,eat, almu<;t nl'w Sweed1sh dm rm !>Cl . Heaut hutch w t•offee & 2 end tbls Reas offers a1 .. cep 957 5717 PILOT PRIHTIMG P 0 . Box 1560 Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626 CERAMIC TILEllSQUE A sub~1d1a n 11( Sn>t l Fetzer . .; lt>.111•01! 1•ub is lookm~ rm qu.tl I'''" pie to rcpr-.nt .u1wnor ed matenal-. 111 ,f'11u,,h. ub. parenlJ>, ,'(, 1111,...l'f\ school:. Fur in1 .qipl 1111 ly, call Torn l>•·l.1111 \ 760-~I I;; I l J•; Plt'i1~.1nl nt•JI µcr..,•n " phont> 1 oin• i:cll'l<l t' p lnl! ,\ulb :.um1• b11ok kl'l'P•OI! p.i) r.111 cxpr $71111 ~WI 1rn to o,t.1rt In ll'I \II'\\'> b~ Jppl 11111~ (',Ill t>.lli 71.t l Mun thru F'r1 l.lu~tl's "llursC'n RECEPTIONIST RETAIL SALESPERSON net ncx High pay for r11!ht Exciting ()pply lfl ll'urn MARRIOTT HOTEL girl Only lf ~nu c all of YACHT S,\J.fo;SM \~ the ~elhng of Gourmet 900 Newport Ctr Dr t h e a b CJ ,. t• t a I I Broker sales, full t1rnl', Water bed. S1m mon i.. l'•Jm(Jlet c " b11ffles & heatf'f '375 be~t ofr Mil 572U 6x6", 25' per piece. Pam & glaze your own tiles G«>d for cera mic shops or pnvate parties to use your art1sllc abilities ~Vi533 • i.i"d ~rowing p r o 1-!f""" ''l' l'ornµan) net·d~ Pan T lml' ,1( hnnw 11r 1n p i•r-.o nah lt•. n1·<1 t office '\pt tli'h t1111111r •11•1;1•arrn1• pn-;on T.1 µ seeks l11ll111i.: ,v l.!<'n 111 11 1.: 111'<'\'''ar\ (io11d 11'111 '"" ·" 'i;irl111 ~ pt'ro;on '11""'' 1 li•" "' .1l.1n 711 ·.w .illl I wk '91U1'1 h1• 1k1w11il.i111i " & d \'I ;11 \ II I 11' 11 I 1 !I w 1ir~1Ull' "''''. 'i' nere"'<l'. \11 .. 1· \1 646 9990 • PART TIM". 1o1.11tk ror ,lu dents or ho uM!\\ I\"" hr' 4 30·8 311 \l1rn l h11r 9 3 0 3 311 SJ l ! '.1 11 842-1034 H 1 pl111111 I l"lt-111-.11 I ~'Ii! .111 lllll'tl• .. lt~I Ill 111111• lrlt' l}pm~ & 111 twr lt-r11'.1L t,L,b ;!!> Wl'll J!i • 11 ~ " 1• r 1 n I! p h o n r ' plt'J't' t·orrt;H·t E•l!I) n. I.> \p1,ol11n1J . I n 111 ~ .... 5.~0 RECEPTIOMIST t-::\pt.'f hdµhll LttC' l}P Part time per,on 111·1·tl1·cl 111.: ,.._ hi.:ure "°urk Xlnt Ul bouk µ;.i,,tl' op \11111 .~ rn hcm('f1b. lnforn1.1I .,f Tues No expn 111•1 '\p r11<• <.' ~t !'.ill \lilh'· .1f1 ply Penn\~.1\1•r Jhlrll lt'\\t 1,b ')XO!r Placentia \ 1 c l \1 (,., 1.:pl 111ni:.1 :"14" rd .1r) ----------; '°'Jlu1<IJ) uni~ lnlP•l 11111• Part Time ~N-11111 F11111t oUwc ·•II Maili119 Operation!> jJ(.':tr.m1 c 4~1 !t:ll1I No exp rt'<1w n-rl \l u'>l be dependablt• ~ J v,tlla ble o n ra l l ~pl Bc h /Fns h 1nn t-.l ;ind area. 760~1 PART TIME DRIVER 1<1·c:Ppt11in1:-.t Tvp1sl. la" ofrln· Ncv.11•1rt l'ushlon bla111l. ·15v. µm p;,irking p;111!1 jll'lll1.HWllL part t1m1· !I IPM ::>5 00 hr IJ.H 71;()(1 Sat & Sun Mommg:, \•I H1•c l'1Jl111n1i:.l llalf lime deliver D all\' l'ilnl pos1tw11 II :JO·I JO Typ bundles lo 1.::.i rn<'r' He nc IOw pm B us" q 111 res \ .111 11 r 1.1rI!1· ll 1 f1hv111..• s f ii 1 n j( wagon .ind ;i good lln' 'roµt'l l) rnJnJ j!t'm•'rH 1 n g n: 1• •l ril I' hon 1· rn in I nine 557 6755 642· 1321, ask h1r lion Williams Equal op portunJt)' r:r1111lo~ f't Part Time Evenings Become a trmnc•d ,,1lt, counselor lover 21 i "'1\!1 the Jim Long & 1\ social es 1\ i.t t> n c· ) I n supervise and chaix·111n1• DAILY PILOT <'arm•r boys and g1rb rJn ·:. •)n1· on'One basls. eveninJ!.~ fi to 9PM We OC'Cd t'UI\ c e r n e d , 1nnoval1 v 1• persons who an• lookinl?, ror a lurrat1vc pa rt lime gosi\.100-S4 hour \<r~tan Call 642 432l e xl 250 between 2 and GPM. Ask for Lon O~Coost Daily Pilot 330 W Bay Street Costa Mesa. CA F.quaJ Opi>or Employer Past e -up Exper pre ferred, ot will tram f-'ull lime positi o n . <.:o bene fit s A pply 1n" person: 1660 Plac<'nl1a C.M. PHARMACY CLERK Full time, pe rmanent pasition. 1-"rie ndly, re laxed otm011phere. Typ ing skills nee F.asthlu/f Pharmacy, 644·2\ l 1 ----- Photo Lab-Exp c ustom color prin t er Nonsmoker. N<'w1)ort. 'i46-TI87. PLA YGROUND Slapervlsor P tthnc 18 or Qver. 64S 5171 ltr-.n .Pi IO~T Wl·l'k 1•n!ls <iol\ Y~cht sales or 11·c. L11lo \'1lla~c Mu::.t > '"' & be good with pubhl l>i5 8111 Hrl cpuonist T > p1s1. P I nclud1ng wknd tl.t)''> 'nvale rnunll") duu. 1>44 54M RECEf'TIOHIST l.1te t)ping, "''"\'} phones varwus office tl11ties Salar) n1:11ut1a hll' &16-0061 RECEn'IOMIST With or without typing ncedc.od. Top pay Tern .porary & full time Call Tod Service!. at 979-0164 AEST AURAm, P /T Ideal Cor housewives or students <Aunler buffet style 0 C. Airport area Call Ron, 2 5pm, M·F 955.05S4 ------ RESTAU RANT· Pa rt time help. must be flex•· ble in hrs, exper helpfuJ. J)('rfect for homemaker 546 Hlll Hestauranl Immediate Openings for FAR WESTSERVto:s RESTAURAfJT BAXTERS 14146 Oliver Dr. In. We are now hiring: Exper 'd . kit rhen managers (Salar,y Neit) Exl)C!r'd. llne cooks. S4.~to16.5(). f-West S...-.ices Own~r 4i o perator of SALES Sal ar.~. comm1:.~111n. benefit s f:'ll1'lu'<l\'t' lu<l1c11 oppa rt•I s t11 n • John llo~an. 11 1 1' ash1on Island. N.B 1'44 7100 RETAIL SALES Apropos Fashion Isl. Selling Asst Mi:r & .id dillonal s a tes staff + castuer Most be fas hion minded. w cxper & refs S ala ry commensurate w exper "47 3925 btwn 8-noon As k for Mar) Al)fl RETA.IL SALES CLERK Unhurried r ongen 1;il ~tore. exp helpfml East Ulu!f f'hJrt'T\Jc·\ 1•11 2111 SaleSMlll W anted 642-3260 DYNAMIC OPEMIMG EXISL'i for nghl µc·r ... on Seeking 2nd ln<'Orlll' 111 d1v1duaJ must h(' '1•1' 1>tarter , & i1mb1t1ous Penonaf Business MCjmt. 1148·0095 SALF.S Clerk wanted Ar> ply 1n pe rson Mesa Vt"rde Pha rma c•y. 2971 Harbor Bl . C M SALES Cl.ERK Prestige drug sto re. NH full/time. perm Som t• w lends Benefits \1 r Elwood. 675 0150 SALJ-:S/OESJGN Flair for tlel·oratmg helpful Flexible hour.; No l'X P<'r nee W ill t rain .\99 1461 Salestl)(oh\•er;· Pull o r part l i me Deliver IU11rh to 11Hi ccs m lrvmt'/N~wport Con tac t Mr . En ~l1 s h 851·1509 Sl.11 per DAY That's !\LL you pay for a ~day ad mthe DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY 00 IT NOW' 642-5671 -- Foods & Gifts p T, con Newport Beach 7 14 557 0551 :.i s k for exµ nee T r .. nspJ t tat'l 1-;l'l.'lyn, llir kory Equal Opp Emplyr M F Mar~1e 645 0222 F"HrmJ> Fashion Is land '""'~handi f>406030 -~---Tear h e r s, l'r l'~1·h11ol ....,...,. se _.......,~.....,...,....,.... ...... .,.....__. P T. F •T J\111de n ·are. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S<1lb p<'rson. :Jo 40 hrs SECRETARY nu 1991 . 770 199!1 ~s BOOS wet.•k. J ohn W;i~nl' Te il Looking for a changt-" ••••••••••••••••••••••• n 1:. C.:luh Pro S hop See us for that perfe(·t TEAC Ht-:R Preschool. $3 50 SJ 7 5 h r ('a 1 position for you~ full time, cxper'd Sunw Manlyn 640 621<1 Free to Applicant bcnef1L<, S.18 2550 Irvine Personnel Age nc.> Sales Woman Appar el 488 E. 17th, Costa Mesa TEACHER. MORNINGS expe rience Mature Suite224 6421470 P.RE-SCHOOL frie ndly Steady. partl~~~~~~~~~~~ ___ 540-__ :>zL_9 __ _ time SS okay CM half· T E L E P H O N E s1z.e shop 54l-6500 u SECRETARIF.S •• SOLICITING S;:n mgs Op ar-r,-r~-,r--A/P·~Pl $1.3.200 Expanding solar com 3 5 yrs savings ex per Execf1'80tBigCo$15,600 pan>, no sales, guaran Escrow Expfr60 $12,000 teed s alary High bonus nc" al'C'li.. 1 RA ' Keogh Personnel '5100$19,200 plan Unique oppt> for teller w ~uperV\Sory hk Ltz Reinders A~ency nWit person Call Joan grntl IBM 3IJOO s~~tem ust.'<1 ~lnl workm~ cond1 4020 Birch. Esta b .6'1 54()..4080 Newport/833·8190 Free lions. ~pl Och Salalj T~ Solicitors l'ommen~uratt' " exp -------Needed 1mmed1ately 20 Conl.Hl Ms 1':.i naj!a SECRETARY s tudent s and /or &15 r.sos t:OE Mr Needed immed. With or homemaken. who need without shorthand. Tern to cam m:>ney work in I! )ECRET ARY /CHURCH porary &. full time Call pleasant evening h(lurs P T apply Mon Fri 8 J TodServicesal979·0l64 J.9 Mon f'11 No sellinfo( 1601 Margue rite Ave Salary · $3.75 /hr + CUM 644 0745 ' generous bonus. Across SECRET ARY r r o m J oh n W a y n e Secre tary Assistant to f'lnan c1aJ Cknius. Gen ti<'. Joyful. Perleet1onis l Or~anic Cook 499·5683 -- SECRETARY-Must have good skrl ls, including SH or sp eedwr1t1n g Newpurt lk h d e velop ment co 752 1011 SeC'rctary General n<'eds ~irl fnday for Ir vine based cornpan) doing fund ra 1:,,1nR for collcgt! athletic dept Typing :shorthand, filing f1ex1 ble Wlth exp Need gd ref 557 81110 MktcJ/S.s Airport. Call Sue aflcr Career oppty. 111 fast ZPM: 641-0169. paced Npt Bch. invest· Ta.URS ment firm. Requires top sk1 Us (shlhnd. 90; typing Perm rJt1me, S~ dy wk 75) Sound professional A P P I 1 c a n l s w / ex per .. matunty & cor superV1.S0ry potential de porate bkgrd. helpful sired. Type 40 wpm. Xlnl Call 640-0123 benefits & advancement potential 979.3000 EOE ----------Tow Truck dnvers want Secretary s.c·y fNI'. Airport ed. exp'd only Live m Costa Mesa 646-9638 Travel Age nt s w /ex penence. F'uU trme out side South <Aast Travel Newport Art: 631 9040 Fee paid. l secretarry. sa les ore To p inter'! corp Frie ndly, husy place: '900thru S9SO. Call Ellie O'Bnen, 540-5001. Al.so fee jobs. Snell.mg & SECRETARY Sn elling o f Newpor\ WESTMINSTER ABBEY ANTIQUE MALL Daily 10-6. Fri 10-9 Closed Tuesday 11751 Westminster Ave Garden Grove 554~103 Going out of Bus m e!>S Sale. Janes Antiques Z721 E Coast Hw}. CdM ITT3 5752. --------- Fantastic Anllque P1ere:. Beauuful Burl Walnut E nglis h Grandfathe r Clock & 3 CUsluon hand carved Walnut trimmed f'ederaJ Sora with xtr" fabri c 642·4282 o r ~l-3728 ANTJQUE S H AW W AU< ER sobd oak filing cabinets. Set or 3. Must see to appreciate All for $1800. Call 675-6057 or 642·0138. Victorian F'urn1turc from San F·ra nc1sco estate. Liv rm, wood stove. etc 16 items &$4-0591 ~OltCH 8010 .....•......•.......... Electnc dcye r. xlnl cond. $70/best offer. 631-3779 Washer/Dryer. xlnt. cond S12Seach. 646-5848 Washer/Dryer Jyrs old Used lyr Uke new $300. 84.2·7389 Adm 1n 1:s t r at1vc Beach Agency, 4340 Secretary skills . Xlnl. Campus Dr. s11lary & benefits . Apply -~~~~~~~~~ Personnel Director TYPIST 6SWPM, tram as computer oprerator, IO key adder , non-smoker Costa Mesa CPA firm' licyc:~s 8020 H.,;tqac... 721 N .. Euclid Anaheim 991..J861) EO K SECRET ARY-LEGAL lm mctl opening m our Irvine ofc Civil practice w12 5 yrs exper & xlnt ty ping skills Salary open Call Pat 833·3622 -- Se c retary /Bookkeeper Scnall Newport Beach Atl vert1s 1nR A1o:ency C.oocl clerical skills re- qwred 645·5191 Call Corinne 754 1040 •••••••••••••••••••••• • l6 inch boys or girls BMX. new cond, mcl training wheels . New $90. Sell at S<t5 . 759·111>4 d ays , 552·3341 eves. SECRET ARIES Taco BeU, the nation's largest operator or fast· ser vice Mexican food restaurants , has ex ce llent c areer o p portunities in the areas of Administration. Data Pro c essing and tnsurance. We seek individuals with Typist. General Office. No e xper. nec<.>ssary High S.cb ool Grad Gootl benefits & promotional opportun1lics. Fa r mc rs Insurance Group 54()..4100 E .O. E. --- TYPIST /Transcribtt for attorney. Days or nights. full or part trme O.C . airpo rt area 975-0077 good secretarial, t yping I•--------• and communications Typfst 8030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED Mam1ya RB67 or 645 equipment needed. Call Judy, 97!M240eves. Cats 8035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• KlTTENS to loving hon.?s only. 644·2264 . L.;rge ::.ecllon;,il c·h;,iirs, John Wayne TeMIS Club lamp. xlnl rond 1-.vl'i. & r:.imil y Me mbers hip wkcnds . 962 7002 S 1 4 0 0 6 4 4. l 4 O 5 --GARDEN 1t'75..4.SJ.2pm __ FURMITURE i-:, e r est J e nn1ngs un Tw<1 hke new Brown & 1 v c r s a I tr a n s f e r J ordan patio lounges wheelchair (rem ovable wrth one matching chair arms & legs I $375 AllforSl60't:all675605i Bed s ide polly, S75 or642·0138 631 -1398. 126 S anta --Is abel. CM Laws on c ouch, n ew ly -------· cov'd , xlnt cond Forest !Dinghy $65, G. E. Con. green $700 497-4169 veruble Dt.shwasher. like eves new• Air Puririer -951·2551 Din Rm Thi & Chairs RAluan with glass top 1-ike new on g S900. S(•ll ing at S400 Ca ll 644 4727 J\.Jtrhen set. wood IJble s• u .2 1 2. 5 chairs. bent•h & 3 -.tools, s.iso Patio ta ble & t t'ha1rs $140 675 ~ Lr g Early American Hutch. Teak dining set \\ 6 chal.I'S. New 9' surf board ()(fer 499-5000. PHOHEMATE Phone answering mach w/warr $79. w/remote contro1Sl49.548-6489 1 fl queen sized sofu bed, Trundle Bed perl. $75; kg ~aug ahyde. hke new sz blue velvet hdbrd & $175. 548-4.200. matc hing bedspread ------$100. •\94·4221 Leather Couch wis chair!> w1arm rests. for office Office Water Cooler. Hot or livrm.494·3392 & Cold. w /12 .. x .JS" W bed rehig. $300/080847·32'79 ater . custom frame.r---=-------- ltner. heater SlOO John Wayne Tennis Club 673·3223 Family Member s hip S1400. 1-496-1352 C.ouch & Chair. Reasona· ---------- ble Good cond. 962·2804 HAWAII RoWld trip ticket. $300. 552·4968. King-sized set <Sealy11---------- w tframe. 6 mos old. Sl50 DRAFTING TABLE 95.'i-0586. Hamilton. 48x38, new GarogeWe 8055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• top, sacrifice $275. <New S380) 759·1164 days, 552-3341 eve. Wholesale s ki w ear .1---------- Gorlex. down filled NAUTILUS parkas & storm jackets. 2·1 yr full memberships, Days. 9/5 thru 9/14 914 NP Beach Club, value West W i Is o n . C M S300 each. Sacrifice S225 _642_·_006_1 _______ 1 each. 759-1164 days , 3pc Sect. Sofa-On ental 1_S52_·_334._l_e_v_es_. ____ _ Din Tble & 4 Chairs Lamps-Bk case·Z7ln TV & Stand-H1deabed 556·0131 String. Royal D..W. 8 pie set/ex pcs. chest $2500080. 7SS..1643. , --:.> gal. custom aquarium. Typewnler. tools. furn, made or wood with fish g~assware, saddle, fis· oscar & a cl~wn knife: hing ~ear, ~amping gear, Best offer. 499-2832 a fter mu~1ca l ins trume nts. 6 PM. paho enclosure, bolls ---------- nuts-nails .. lots of misc. 2'll E. 19th St. C.M. W·S. Pullman tops. t hree Corlan Marble double sinks. 61"x22" make of· Table·Chair-Bed·Refng-fer. Steve661~ Record Unit·Barbecue· 1---------- 0esk·Lots of Misc. Sat l3th ~ Lol"en Ln C. M Hones 1060 WHHI. CHAIR $95 75l·S219 WOMAN'SJWHEEL ••••• ••••••••• ••••••••• Bike with basket S9S Have somethi~Lo sell? Class1f1cd ads do tt well. skills. Some positions re· c...,...1 ..... quire technical typing. Part time to full time. shorthand and/or some $4.50 hr. Excel. typing knowledgeofinsurance. s kills r equired. 50 Dogs 8040 Reg Quarter Ho rses. t 75l·S219 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8-yr old Bay M11re, I 60wpm, lmowledgeof Ap. KEESHOND Pups. AKC. Yearling Palomino~ld· PJOPPING Bloc:k.SlOOln· Champ sire. M/F. Pet g, in g . 1 W e a o Ii n g tecomAm /FmS75 RETAIL SALES We offer exceUenl salary pie System Computer and company benefits in Call Gary, 540·6055, our attractive Corporate Coastal PersoMel .Agen· Ofrice. IC you meet the cy. 2790 Harbor Bl .. CM s h 0 w . p v t p t y Palomino Filly, Vandy-3 54&3642 213/"""" ,., • .,aft 6 bats· pretty buck breed· ...,, . ......, pm. ing. 641·9191. Membership Newport Sa lesman who is prE"sently working full time in Men's & Boy's Clothing and wantR to make a change. Opportsinlty for Management. Good Startin~ Wttge. Benefits. above requirements, NEVER A FEE p lease contact our~~~~~~~~~~ Personnel Department 1: ror an interview appoint· ment. TACO BELL . 17381 Red Hill Ave. lrvlne, Ca 92714 (714 ) 754.0500 ~ NEW AKC Golden Retriever . . • Beac h Athletic Club, Pups. $175, Call 545.7918 Children s Hunter 10 y r s11ve 165. 644.-0045. or 615_2192 ol d grey m are. 15 .2 hands. "A" show quality chlldren's hunter. Owner leaving for Eastern schl. contact Stoneridgc Rid Ing Club. 4IM-,t644 Pitbull Pups, red nose, A.D.B.A. UKC Papers, super pups, must sell 645,90 l 1, 64S-42.80 Al<C black Chow, 11 mo Hol111hoW Goodl 1065 old. loveable. Movin g, ••••••••••••••••••••••• must sell. 493-9532 after SEARS Washer $.50, twin 6pm. bed $10, Round Cortee --Tbl Sl.5, Gold Glass Top Going Into Business? ,RIHTl ..... G Re u be n ' s . Coco • s • " Reuben E. Lee's It other OUael Operator Fu II hne reatauranu Invites THE STORHEIPEI INC. time posit ion. l t \•lnt' you lo apply In person Newport leach, c ·a1 ... EQual Opp\,y Employer M IF BUSINESSMEN Cont•cl the DAILY PlLOT tor lnfotm•tton regerdlng the county requirement• for ualng • Flctltloua 8ualneN N•me. AKC Cocker Puppy. End Tbl Sl~ King Heed· Muat see I board SU. 1-ioor Polisher A• required by lew, n e w bualn••••• ual ng • fllctltloua BualneH N•me muat reglater thet ft•me with the County Clefk. Call the DAILY PILOT L!OAL DEPARTMENT 1 for fonN end further lntormetton. Unified School 01.strlct t.wnUc4PM. E O.F;. Ent ry level salary 642·7061 10:00-2:00,. S710/mo. ~900• E.O E Classified Ads. y our one· A•,_.~ Want Ada Call &42-567 .!.~ shoppln1~1~cent~~er~·:-:::J.!~!!!'!1!!1!••••••••~-~ ~-~ ~ -\ ~ Ber1aio 1bopper1 read the Utt.le ad.a In Classified recuJarly. And they find what they're looklnc ror. : , 142-4321 EXT. 332 ~. 646-5787 si.s. S&kle Projector $10. Traction Stand 4c 8•& F e m a I e 0 e r m a n Sl.5. 548,235.'1 Shepherd, 14 weeks old ""'Flad"""-,--w...,ta._t_y_ou __ w_a_nt_i_n Mi-4321 ht. 3S2 with papers. 640-1631. Da.lly PiJClt Cluslfleds. --------,--------.;._--...;.~:.=m:m. =---~-... \ • 1 l I I l l .. I 4 Wheel Dri••• t550 Alllo'.I. .......... Wot, lfllported Wednesday, SeptemtMlr 10, 1980 ~l v PILOT ····················••• •••••••••• U ee•••••••••• ••eeeeeeeeeee•eeeeeeee• Coast LIFE 817 " IHh. W '°'O <.:J5 ·1• w mlt..i.1t •• 1 .. , •• .,, AHe 1 ..... 0 '705 o.t... t720 ~~·.'~ ....... ~.~ ....... !~~.~ AMtot, U1.d •••••• ••••• •• • • •• •• • • • • l4000 OU<> •• • •• •• ••• •• • • • •• ••• •• • ••• •••• •• •• • • •• • •• • • • • • ~ ..... ...... Wliihd IOll ... ,.... f030 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TOP 'H l)AJO GENOA ~ tQ rt e 12 oz Xlntrond s::m ll08tt; 16 w lrlr 11lnl t.'1rt lf!llT t'lNALA l.l"A ltOMt-:O "77 280Z lic2 Ueaut1ful ~ rood, $1800, Lllll fh•r Cl.EARANC!!: .cond. M1p, Private par ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1''or' Uk<d fW'Oit"re " "'' plia.nc~ Wotklnl? or nut 951 .. 133 673 s.l40 ~mM6itlll'1 t»?lltln~r.•whl1lr 1(()0(1 Al.l."f~"M\JSTG01 lY ~l~.6737517 'MPorsche3S6C.Loweng ~JOd llllhl ttt\'t'11 $3SOO "We'1•11 0t-11lm'" miles, New Ures. Many Slip into something sexy. • •••••••••••••••••••••• '7$ Oamaro LT, air, auto. orig owner 42,000 ml U&ht blue 13.SOO, 675-8422 Manufartun·r amnii OUl l)f 01 s PI•) <' • • f or bl~""~'~ "'"(' Sa Ye up ll• HOBI I-! ICI Xlnt lt•o o Ii~~ 1175 ~llpm l ond ~I lliilld>"l> A.t f72S extras. 15700, 631-6425 I .. 0 ~ 19101 e•1DE·as •••• ••• •••••••••• ••• • •• ----- llcrHa11e llllll .llur bu1 !!itr , on M1m nl' & "'•i.hlnk Ill Oonatll•llo l •II Mr F..qwp 17:ll l'mmn.a '"' Kt.nw. 7fl>. ford '·""' •5 l ' M \II Miu·hin1~ £ l 'uub m~ "o Lw' t040 ...••..•••••.....•.•......•..••..•••....•..... CONN Dt~or l111mbt1111• with tase. t:iH•t•llcol 1 ,111 du.on, t lOO 67~ ~ »'11•1 61'M 4l'Gtwi ........... ,.. "' I 11 " " u I •• p I' If hcllUI I 1111) llMI lnl llln<'lt f'('•d) l41 ' (Ul~c! ••• '" •• »bcar\i ~1111 lll11\ h•• U\'alU.hJe: ll' ·, "'u11rn1 ml( pru. .. 1t11t• J7Z.lllltl "r ~ tllll 11 0.1 hr.111..-r 111 \lthf'tl Clt•<111 dc'al ~•II uwlLXk• lJ 'un tl-.'t.lnc'I ~•th nuurt.111.1nt.' ''"" .... hont~l)O•t'1 J 111'uu.on uut hu•rd J,h·I. l 'urlt•\ !i.U I~ ho)Oll 11r "'lll 22.'W I'll Ule b!Nll ~ ,.,•l,.1•011' ORUMS ~pc A111a11 .111 l'ulltom M.25 OBO .. :1 •• , I \iwlar w ~ w•th \MI' SOO f(lrllO(h ~7 ~ t..'ONN l>l l"f'rtur Tt'u m J>t!l with (.'alt' Xlnl l'und SJ.50, 548 2AS8. 54tl·~:I YAMAllA W Revt'rb. ll~c Sl95. 67~ 1230, !Jn.2712 1'rumpt't Yumuh .. 11 Uu)l 11 11 "tt .. lrr ""~Ill' M •·l•Un rn~ $~~00 ur be .. ,. ,,((,.,. Sl50 best oHt>r "1tll t ase tH& ll<lS ~l!..'tff lB>UCH>! II Ot'W Mike . 11u1l11r arnJlll & P.A S) lt'llll> & much mort' 645 8006 l:J \ 1~1ng S .,. 71 luum undg~. pulpit h •Jk ll~h l"\IWIJ 2 ~tJI ion' l ·o 2 "~tem '"' 11 ' ru.,.iJt'ri.. S:U.900 'l.'"'l>On Y Jr ht t£ \t'h G'i:. lttOO '1!1 Well<'raJt. 191 2 sun Sharp Copier M orlcl SF7l0, pl.AJn papt>r, J > r' ho111•h w trll. 80 hrs. 230 old. Sl200 54080fl2 M f hp . 1nbrd 6 St'at i., 8-4.30 1>lt'l'1Jb 4. rrtUll} llilr:t~ mt'I ----sk11!i Asking $1 2 uoo 3 glass display units ti . !174 I~ $450. 6 record rat•k!>. 9 , , .. $450 548·6242 -IO' Ow11ru. l:rwM•r hit o2, · 'l7 · Owens Crwscr, bit Sea rs Schot.ir l'lt!l' 61 81{NK Rl':t>QS, 111 lypewnter. spe(.'l & ofr Aver} & ('o $80 675 8890 5.52-3889 Pets 8087 ..•.••••••...........•• AKC Cocker Pupil) S300/0BO mui.l sec' 645-&&95, 646-5787 Pi«MOS & °"Jans 8090 .. . ..................... . PIANO WANTED, Pnv Party wants lo buy P111no for cash. 558--0913 TY, Radio. HiF;. Shreo 8098 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 13" Portable color TV. remote control. 673-3314 '77 Searay Weekender 24 • 2\Xl nrs, lo<id<>d l!OOtl t·ond lra1IN $1 2,500 49'l 5897 32' TltOJAN '77 T W N 0 L S f lRl::R GLASS SACRIFICE AT SS9.!i00 AT OUR OOCKS='lOW UNITED YACHT BKRS 631 31JJ :Kl' MORGAN Sloop '78 S/dsl, roller rurling & Oodger, knot log, wheel w pods Beller than new cond. $32,000. Newport Yacht Exch. 675·1800 Beaul. 25" cir TV , nu 35' V1k 1n~ S t F . 1979, cond. S200/0BO. Mar· tw/350 Crus. Jo~C. 7 5 ranl.2 stereo $600 nu/sac Kohler gen., VHF, falho, S300. 19" cir prlbl sumlog, 2 state rms $165/080. 9157-5747 ~.000. Nwpl Yuchl Ex Pioneer RT 700. reel to re el, xl.ot cond .. S350or best ofr.494-8248 Xlnt Used Car Stereo al ~.., price. Top oft.he line. ~ rh 675-l800 31' Uninile Sedan. F/B. 1973. tw/OMC. fresh wtr cooled. 2 stations, VHF, Fatho, eng sync's, bait lank. 137 ,500. Nwpl Y ucht Exchange 675-1800 Bayhner 15' no engine I HI ISi~(; Sl\llJ lll ltmt'MIJ 11( bu\injit that l.'T\llsin.c ~••lhoat enJci\ W\hm111-d 11111tn1 ''" " <ima l l IU\t' tm.-111 fiT3 ~n · l\ior"lill 0 I ,1._,.., th.I 'Pl I~ h 'hp l 1 1111111' h1•411I' 'howpr, 111 .. 111•11 for 1o-orlct 1 rui-.111..t I' t• $S!t S00 1.-:_• \~ lo4h ~l(t.:I foor Sale· l1k 1 II\'"' t.1du 14 II 1'Ul.,l•tll11itl 1J111 l <IUl\l ('11111 111 1 lt•I) t'qu1v1•,•1I 1111 1 111·1o\ ll"ll llc•r U.."4-d •1>11ro• Ii Welt'k" !,, I ,1:11\ R r a I n 11 ' I 1 '11 tl11 t• ~ Sloop . .,1~ ' 11 It fUJI 111n..: l11:h1' 11111111r &. IJO~~ddt •llf1 SIHOll !VI 4til:l .!3 Wt'\•11'"1" '""11> (1\1·11 k~I nw in p l1 ~rnu.1 \HF ~Kl John ~'"' 1n board $5~50 'IJl'"'IJOrt 'c at•h1 1';Xl'h..tOt:l' 67~ 11'.100 l .J 20 111012 x!Jk 1·1111J J biciiti. 111cl i.p1n n11k .. r VII Jo' • o mpa:.i.. n(•" C) 8 12 gal ruet tJnk $4401) l u G pm t'Jll 84&-0SJti , •'Vt·~ & wknch 84{) lll5 TNMSportatiOft ..............•.•....•• 91 20 ...•.•..•.............. Cabover t'amµer for suit', lledowns. good rond $!AA.I or be5t offer 645 'l777 F'lberglass shell, r1ts mm1 truck Ask for J eff. 968-1295. ---Motorized likH 9 14 0 ..••.•.•.••.•.••....... 1.978 Peugot Moped, besl cash offer. SJ6.6119 Cull everunts·-- M o lobe(.' a n e mope d SOVLC Ll.ke new Best cifer 760-8688 9150 .....•.....•...•....... 1977 FOXJ-GT. l842m1. $400/0 BO Cal I Paul 552 8941 '74 Yamaha Enduro 175, street legal . $450 545·2611 '79SUZUKl GS750E Mint c.-ond. low miles Best offer. 631-4287 Yamaha ESOYZE While. bros. fronl/rear good cond S725. Phone 5.57. 7489 or 646-3509 . Fisher XP-10 (3 way w 15" woofer ) speakers Top or line. Solid Scan d1nav1an walnul $275/pr. 752·0306 dys, 640-4673. compl. redone, $1500 sub WANTED. F1athead 80 ITUl 646-212.8 Harley, Cash paid! 23" ZENITH Color T V SlOO, FM radio w1spkr S20. 3411.2352 loots & McriM Ecpl ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16' OYER lobrd 4 (.'yl diesel Pedestal steenng $7250 ~ • 14' NANTUCKET, 4 cyl Universal eng. S6500 ST.AMAS New 32' Sports Sedan. twin Mere cruisers. 512 K W Onan , season special. Lido Yacht Brokerage Olympic Tt'auung Kayak. 15'x25". 30 lbs. Incl slorage rck, rlotal1on. -.-. 675-0915 --- handmade varnished 21 r1bergla ss Tug , paddle. PP, Lido Isle Islander Weekender or 673-0250 Character Bay Launch 6mo! old. VY' Rabbit loah.Maiutco:•ce[ Diesel Fufi ga lley, Ser'lice 9020 stove. refngerator. dhl ••••••••••••••••••••••• berth. head. complete Boat work, repairs, re SL9,500. 646-7887 rurbishing, pa1nl & --• --- varnish. High quality loah, Sail 9060 w ork /rea s rat t?~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548 7044. eves '49, L\Jders Hi. 2.Sft. vam hull. s lip 1n NB . The fastest draw m the beaut1rut $4000 West. . .a Dall~ Pt lot 894 9010 Classified Ad. 642-5678 Selfidieltems 64"485 '76 TI'500 S850 ·n 250YZ $575 548-9688 ·n Harley Sporty, runs good. $2800 best orrer 545-1914 '74 Honda 250 Elsinore, runs good. S200 or best of rer. 534-0417 Motor Ho..1. S-./ Rem/Sim CICJ* f 160 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • All Motorcycle Sw•Mfff Orange County's Largest All Indoors, Space Avail. f'r1 Sept 12; 6pm·llpm I nite only! Orange Count)' Fairgrounds 24 hrs info 714-831·5ll6 /!wto Ser~ee. Perts & 4cusson" 9400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SSAYESAYE S WITH USB> PARTS Imported car parts IMPORT AUTO SUPPLY 101 N. Manchester Anaheim 776·9900 ···········••!_!.!!••···· IMPORTANT NOTICE TO READERS AND ADVERTISERS The price or items advertised by vehicle dealers in the vehicle classified advertising columns does not include any applicable ta.xes, license. transfe r rees. finance charges, rees for air poUution control de· Vice certifications or de· aler documentary pre· paration charges unless otherwise speciCied by I.he advertiser. 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• n ~hurhun •Wll JJr •79 SPIOt-;R f6400 tern he.-um 9llS, red w/blk. ult t311(W)M .-111ln1 •lNt_-O, HHU:MOW!!! 11 .,,., optio ns , 30 .• 000 m1 , ca..,..... t920 • •••••••••••••••••••••• II t X 1 It .o\.'t ~ I 1-: o\ N \.'Olld, mu.'l :er 7KS '" 62 $15,900, 645· 1682. ~1111ao t'Vl'' days, 760 l400t!Vl'S ---Sci roe co. SHUSFllST! tHO auc•·llMPORTS '77 1-'llll Rrava Uy 600tt0ADSTER ...••••..•.........•.•• 1148 t•ovc SlrcN Own..-r Dix 4 dr Auto Ulk/ Blk. on g I U,000 m1. Nl-:Wl"L>RT RJo:AC:ll Alr Stereo Sunroor. Sll,500 6"2 5290 ® We have a good selection of NEW ill USED C'bev rolets ! • CHIV. MIW 'IO 12'11' ST 4H! I\ U\11111.11 l It' l 11111"' 11"' I ~t1•11n111( 1lu11I II'•"' 111.1w c;'"' ,., , • :-.1·• HIG31 $1898! HOW40 Chenol•t 0 11vt• & \IUllll Sb Nlo'Wl 'OHT Ill-. t II lll-0555 7h 11 .. 1,un I' II ""' ,. whl' r ul14f, 111•,. l1Jllll Sl'JOC• K.1l "2l.I!> ''70 1"11111 4• I w fitl\'I I Ruru1 IU•AI $1~ ··~ •"2111 75 l'ht'" \ . 11111 I'\ I ~~IO Wkda}:.. l·Jll 5 111 911t.t. 11ner6"m ~~ 74 El (';immo I owm•r , .ur, ~ ~11;. 1019 .. rtl'1 '*:to '64 1-'ord f'wkup f.11 r t•on thllon. $450 &l5 5600 '611 Ch~vy l'ST llalf ton ~.tpn i.us pcni.1vn J27. 1.i ,ooum1 Turi.iv -100 l'OSI lral1IOO I'S. S2800 •1!M 6026 .Aloltos Wanted 9590 ••••••••••••••••••••••• W!o; PAY TOP l>OLLl\H ror top used cars fore1f(n . domcsll(.'S or rlassn:s I ( your car 1s exlra clc::in , see u.~ FlRST1 ~. irl 111 Or~ C-'\f J 2925 Harbor Blvd COST A M l!:SA 979-2500 WEIUY CLEAN CARS ANDTRUCICS CONNELL CHEVROLET ..%!)1 lf,1rtM•r Bl\ 11 1·1~1 \ \1t:...,A 541>-1200 HIGoHIUYER Top dollars for Spoils Cars. Bugs. Campers. 91'4's, Audi 's Ask for U!C MGR JIMMA.llMO YOUSWAfHH 18711 Beach Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH 14~2000 TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR GOOD & CLEAN · USED CARS! WEI Zl~Hi::: Costa ...... 645-5700 WANTED! Late model Toyotas and Volvos . Ca ll u s TODAY !!! . Earle Ike TOYOTA.VOL ¥0 t •UH~ll•d. C•tl• M••• ""•O ·UOJ .., S40·•4'1 PO RSC HES WANTED Allow us I.he opportunity to con.sider the purchase or trade-in or your clean Porsche. Check with Us Today! 13631 H1tl>Qr Blv<I C11oen G•o•e '" '3t·23ll Top Dollar Paid For Your Car ! JOHNSON & SON u..c•u1rcwy 2626 Harbor Blvd. Cosla Mesa 540-5630 w.,., OVER -look For Your Good VW, Porsche or Audi 75 .2~0t00 Mag" £l<' 751 0751 9707 ••.•.....•..........•.• 14 •Uh 1001-'\ sooo IS42 2.'I 111 or 64&4848 r:-. l\l101 2<1r, wtth 1ww ""ti · new pulnl 7l4 731 <1'16.'.ICVl!ll '78 Sµyder t·onv. clean. gd rrple11ge, rad111Js. gm!fm. $54!15 552 0325 'al 850 SPIDt-:H. Omvt Hetl, runs Musl sell leuvnll( for school, $500 Jo'1rm 962.aoo7 ufler 6pm ·73 1001..S, new paint "ood ~•••••••••••~!?.~ mt 40M $2600 li73 3423 1!179 lid I 5000 L>i1·:..11I, l 1,000 1111 loade,-d, snrl , Hlaupunl<t ~tereo, <'rW i.l'. IOmpg, '>ll\.l'r ffit'lJlht 8 rn $12500 11ub b'73 !rlll IMW 9712 ············••·········· SD: VIER $ I ST & H OAOWAY S""'IA AHA 835·3171 l "E UlllM" lE DRIVING MACHINE •US.EO BMWs• '72 2002 111 W S/ r (20fil ) '733.or~. (.'pe, minl<OSS91 '74 200'.? I.Ii s/r <03.121 '75 2002.11 (OOJS) ·75 530i;i wls/r (148JJ '76 2002 :i/r t.5p ( l.!i7tll 'n 630c.' ~.1 <456SXG I '78320i 4.sp. air (42281 '78 320in , air (60951 '78530ia loaded <54611 1 '79528i.1 !>Ir (26151 Clo' r.ed SMndays ORAH1IK COUNTY'S OLDEST VISIT YOUR ORAMGE COAST HONDA HEADQUARTERS TODAY!!! UNIVERSITY SALES & SERVICE OlDSMOllLE HONDA GMCntUCKS 2850 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MF.SA 540.9640 '76 Honda Wagon 40,000 m1. Clean & xlnt cund Asking $2495 best Ca II 8-Spm 557 ·05Sl a~k ror Margie '75 C1v1t, 30MPG, new l1res, great cond Musl sell $2J001orr 644 6462 eves 77 CIVIC 4Sp<l, gootl 1:ond, <!OM, $280(J -194·4033 75 CVCC. xlnl running cond. 52.000 m1 . urig owner, has had Tl.C :'11ust !>ell. need larger \1?h1cle, S21115 64&.5172 U'73 914 2.0, lmmac. cond. Blk & Whl, tape deck. 5spd, 498-4_:n_o_~ 'Qi 91 IE Targa. custom upgr ades. xlnt cond, must sell , besl offer ~~tf.~d Sll·4100 •313< ... ._ Oa1o.n0100tlt 645-7498 ,__ ________ ...... Auto1, Import.ct 'IJI 356R restored have re ••••••• • • • ••••••• •• •• •• re1 pt s $7000 /0BO VoHtSWCltJ"I 9770 F.ves/wkends 979·4489 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wk/days 898-9651 '66 vw BUG Xlnt mec.-h '74 Porsche 18 ht er . I owner, silver blue mett, appearance grp, very clean. 'l7·35 mpg, $6000, 496-2496 cond. S800 962 (11114 1972 VW Bus, lop cond .. S2800 or best orrer 644 5053 ask for Malik CONNELL C HEVRO LET .'/\.~I l.ir t• •r Ill" I < •11-o l \ \H'.\ S41>-I 200 '70 Su pe r S po rt EI Ca mino, xlnt cond , w/Spoiler Fiberglass shell, reg gas. Greal bargain. $2500 ~1-:1728. '65 Chevy Capric.'e, looks good, runs good. $500. M9·'4n4 '78 NOVA l6M, body work, $2999. 957·0098 'Porsc.-he '78 91 lSC Targa Petro blue, showroom cond. Loaded w iexlras. 497·2871 ------'70 1MPALA Conve rtible 00 VW ., runs goOd, needs ready lo restore, besl Rois Royce 9756 . ...............•••.... 1 DEALER IN U.S.A. ROY ~CARVER r ROUS·ROYCC 1S40J~mborH HtwPort lleuh \L----JMG.MoM ClOSfO ~UNOAYS 9760 ..•.•••.••............. 1980SAAI TURIOs HERE MOW! EX CB.LENT SELECTION! BEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACll 752-0fOO some work, $7915 OBO d(er. 700.1256 arter3 7}4.96.J..8866 ·w Bug XJnl Cond Runi. Gd·Spkd Rms Csl m Pamt ·Cssle Slero-many xtras $2300645·5059 Lon '64 VW Rebwll eng New tires New paint Xlnt cond. $1700 or best oHer Call 548·2665 '00 VW. xlnl cond. new pa1 nl, runs real good. $2250/080 499 2832. afler6pm '73 VW. gd cond, am/fm lape. rebll eng Paul 714-848-3691, 213 865·1446 '68 VW Bus. clean. runs good Sl800orofr Ask for Dave. 64().8615: 640.2209 all J·:K) 66 Bug, chert') body ml. i.tereo. rbll, w rer pl $1650. 661 3982 '7S Monza. V-8, air, clean ~. 494·1755 '76 C h evetle Low rruleage. Sl.995 Moped . $250 Call 640·0967 art 5PM Dodge 9935 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SOUTH COAST DODGE It's commg soon ! Wat(.'h Corour grand opening 1'' 2888 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 540..0330 9940 •••.••................. 1971 Ford LTD Wagon, good cond . $600. 494-8248 Sales· Servfre LeasmR Roy Ccr...-,lnc. !Wlls R • >yce BMW 1!-IOJamboree Newpo1t Beach 64-0-6444 Toyota 9765 79 Accord, 4 dr, AC. ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM FM tape, S s p. xlnt 77 SRS Llflback, sil.,.er cond. t>e;t orfer. 831 7950 w blk. AC. AM F'M s or 675·3S:K> spd Radials SJ6. 7226 an 68 VW FA.STBACK, new brakes, reb eng radial tires, Sl60064S 85-12 '70 Bus. 9 pass11nger w /seats. lugg rack, aux fuel tank, s1nk /rerng. dean. $2D> 497·5716 '71 Tonno SW Loaded Runs good New llres, brakes Ongmal Owner ~so 644 9564 ·73 GRAN Tonno Sport p is. J)1b. a c, runs good must sell now ~fake of rer 968-4736 9730 6 •..•..••............... -••••••••I '64 XKE, 54,01.1() m1, on g IOll: Mc:LAREN•s yellow p a1n1. slick . amtrm cass, minl $8500 1$, 675·8941 eves & wkencls . 558-2671 dys '76 XJ l2L CLA.SSIC 36M. lmmu c Cassetlc, 850 N. Beuch Blvd Power. Ong. Own $8600. LA HABRA (5 Mi. No. of SA Fwy I ~kkdys_ 7S2· l800 17 t 41522-5333 '78 Jaguar Mdl XJ 6L, &1 nday by Appl Silver. loaded, snrl. P P ~·~~~~~~ ____ 64_~_1089 __ _ SA1 DDl.EIACK VAU.EY IMPORTS hmjlllf receiftdo ....,. 1.eledioftof MIEWIMW'S also '10 PU.OWNED IMW'S '54 Jaguar XK120, xlnl cond. se.soo. 67~8326 68 Jag XKE, completely restor e d , expensive. 644-4147 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '68 280 SL· 2 Tops. Very s harp Aut o . air Sl3,950/0Her. 673 6336. 642.9666 -------'79 M BZ 450 S l.C Purchase ror $32,500 or assume lease X.lnl cond 542.4nodys only. '79 Corolla, brown w beige inl. AM radio. xlnl running cond 26,000 mi Approx 26mpg. $3650 Denise: 642.-7664 days , wkends: 646-5795. '76 Celica GT Liftback A/C, stereo .. shadow. Sspd. Xlnt. cond. $4200 rirm. 96J..~15. '80 Toyota Tercel: 4 s pd am/Im cassette, 5100 miles, white. Perfect. Days 549. 7124 , Eves 645-0367. '70 Toyota Corolla Mk 11 st a t ion wagon $850 Days · 642·<1623. eves. 760-0929. '79 CEU CA GT. Sspd, si r. at c . stereo. Alloy Wh eels. 43K m1 , !>howroom cond 548-2251M·F 8-4pm ----Tri..... 9767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '79 TR7 Convertible. 6,000 rru, every option. must see to apprec. Xlnt cond. 673-2019 To choose from '74 lhru '79 · 21J02's, 320i 's, ~·s. S:K>Ci' !; For I he bes l deal 1n Oran1•:e County .. Come see us today! Mercedes Benz 2205. 1960 good cond .. S2000 OHO ·n TR7, Sspd, lo mi. Xlnl. 494.8248 cond SJ.900. S 1lDDLHACK VAi.LEY IMPORTS 2840'l Marguerite Pkwy . Mission Viejo 831-:1:040 495-4949 (' losed Sundays ·79 32C11, casmiere/blk. Jo rm. u·11der warranty, BBs whl!., many xt1-a s Sl.3,0l 10 631·3091 eves. all day 111 eekends BM W '78 320i. AM/FM tape , sunroor. t\ I C, alar11:1. $9200. 1 ownr C714 H "'2 ·4358 '74 20 CJ2ti1. 65.000rm. Air. cassette, n ew tires, shoc.lt5, tuo~up_Xlot. cond 946·2857. 9 5 or 640-6 j. 411. ------- 73 4~LC. silver. blk in lerior, $14.600. C<f cond Eve 675·8781. Dally 994-0500. 74 280 super cond m & oul White/bamboo Air. AM/FM. P P, S7000 or oCCer . 675·3767 eves, ~ll50days ---- MB '72 ~EL 4.5 Only 52M m1., beaut1ru1 S7SOO. PP. 499-4721, 838·4921 HB.P!! Leaving the country' Musl sell my baby! 1971 Mercedes· Benz 2SOC lhal is really clean Loaded inc. leather & AM/FM stereo. CaJI 673>0665~es. after 6 p.m & 675-9050 days. '74 20102, 57,000 orig. mi, MGI 9744 fm ,5.tereo, xlnt cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MUS[ sell. $$00. 493-5676. '78 MGB ronv. 26M, xlnt '80.5 Hl-$67.ll/mo. + ·-Exe<:. car 60 mos. O.E.· EL. :f:Z,709 down 675-5603 c.,ii 9715 •••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 4 cyl slick, greal meclt1 cond.. nds body wor•: S900. ~.s?:n ·71 6 . cyl. stick, SSOO or mall•! offer, must sell, 673-81)13. --------· cond, P.P. 870-4306 after 5 wkd ays. All day wkends. 9741 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE COUNTY'S PEUGEOT DIESEL HEADQUARTERS 1910 5051 IGat&l»netl HERINOW!!! llACH IMPORTS 700.1891 '79 Triumph T R7 Con· vertible, 5 spd, AM /FM stereo. cassette player, AC. radials, 8,000 m1 , perfect cond. $8600. Or SSOO & lake over pay menls 639·362.5 VolllwCllJI" 9770 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HERE MOW!!! "Dasher Diesel Power"• Also a good selection of Sc1roccos. Check us ror the BEST prices' Professional leasing available! 1919 Lakewood Blvd. LONG BEACH -l21ll 597-1661 OPEN SUNDAYS Having trouble selling your car? Try us ! Paid ror or not! Ask for Tom Aikin. JIM MARINO VOLKSWAGEN 117 I I llACH ILVD. Hwlla4•1Hch I 14~2000 '68 Bug. Auto, body in xlnl. cond. Runs well, 631·3679, all . 3PM '76 Bug Metallic Grcl'n Sunroor·Stereo 35,000 m1 moving Hawau 847 ·95~ Vol•o 9772 . .•••••.•.............. VOLVO SALIS, SHVICE AHDL.EASIMG OVERSEAS DELIVERY EXPERTS EAJU.EIKE VOLVO 1966Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 646-'303 540.9467 '70 Volvo, nu brakes. nu '61 Falcon 2dr, $250 5484067 'Tl LTD. (ull pwr , tape deck, cruise control. Xlnl cond S7SO 848·3180 '62 RANCH ERO Completely restor ed Sacririce. Besl Ofrer. (714 )848 9694 -------MM-cury 99 so . ••.•........ , ..•.••... ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST 1.JNCOLN-M ERCURY DEALERSHIP RAY R..ADEIOE LINCOLN.MERCURY 16 18 Auto Center Dr SOf'wy Lake Forest exil IRVLNE 830.7000 tires, needs some work .67 Cougar. nu paint, vinyl Asking S99l5 <196-2228 top, trans & tires, Make '66 Volvo Wgn, xlnt me ch _of_re_r :_64S_4_:E9 rond. one owner. as is MiaslCMCJ 9952 Sl:.10.846-0296 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·74 Stat Wgn. good gas saver . gd cond. auto. PIS, $2900. 831 'l7~ AYtos. Used ••••••••••••••••••••••• Genef'al 990 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• NOTHING OVER $4995 MAIERS AUTO CENTER 1425 Baker Street COSTA MESA 540-9202 Wdi 9910 ......................... '79 Regal SPO RT COU PE . l oaded! Wht./Blue lnl. 2lmpg. pp 673-71112 '67 Mustang, 289 auto Mtnl cond. Musi see. loaded. $3500. or bst orr. 96()..2518 afl. 6pm '79 Musl 4 eyl. AM/F'M cass S4400 Call 497-3564 or642 1931 '68"' Mustang. Xlnl. cond. V8 Aulo, air, 44,!iOOmi. $3200. 548·2352. 9.5 --------- '66 Mustang. rebll eng, new paint, gd cond. $2000 ~0197 -------- Ltght blue '79 Mustang, xlnl cond, new tir es. u m rm w11h c a ss 846-fiOOt ------- '79 Ford Mustang Mml cond Gets xlnl mileage Asking S5300 964·6723 Aft 8PM '67 Mustang, 79.000 m1, looks & r uns great. '79 Seville, Loaded, as-551-2314 nites, 754-2679 sum. lse. $284/mo. lo mi. dys. Cadiloc 9915 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _848_-5685 _______ a.a.we. 9955 ·13 Sed d v·11 S1250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Clean~n 1 -~6 :.:119 0~ '79 ~Ids DIESEL Ciatom 761.wo Cruiser Wagon 26M Ll. '80 SEVIW $355.ll +•• per/mo. Exec. Car48mos. O.E.L. S2,790down 675-5603 RARE '62 Convertible, fully factor y loaded . S:U9S. 644-9260. Cesaro 9917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tan S8500 P IP 673-0429 '75 CuUas.s, PB, PS, AC. SUIOOororter SS2-tll87 '70 Cutlass Supreme 2dr. A·l mech. fully equip·a/c & nu tires, runs xlnl, body & int. pe.rf. $1450. nex. 64~111538 anytime Use Anlw.r At/ service when pla c ing your ad ... a Daily Pilot ad number will appear in your ad w e take your messages 24 hour s a day ... you call in at your convenience during office hours and get the responses to your ad ... this service is only $10 per week. For more information and to place your ad call 642-5678. UM7 De Soto. New Engine &s clutch. Driven Daily. Asking $3000. Ca 11 6'5-5975 after 6pm. lra:ua:141,; ..... , ::J[ '76 4 Cyl stick. 22 ill JO mpn . New tires. eng.' body great shape. S270IJ1. 64'4-,2A 16 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 75~0900 68 bus. n eogine, runs "' looks great. 548·8179. '77 Ca m a r o LT. Air , power brakes and steer· ing. AM/FM stereo with 8 track. 50,000 miles. Original owner. Very clean. S4250 or best ore e r . Call anytime. 768-S837. It no anawer, please keep trying. '79 C utlass Supreme Brougham fully equip .. asaum lse, consider VW van trade. 5S9-9171 eves, 548·5710days ; DAILY PILOT 'S7 T· Bird. Porthole top. 3 spd, xlnt cond. Rbll 1977. Asking $12.000. Days 644·6883, ev /wknd 642.9885 VW-PORSCHE-AUDI 44S E. Coast Hi way at Bayside Drive Newport Beach 673 0900 TOP$PAID FOR IMPORT It SPORTS CARS ... ·7100 ........... ,. ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dahl,. '720 ....... f750 ····4··················· .••••••••••..•......... 'Tl 2llOZ 2+2. 4-spd, elec. anri~. AM /Fii CUI., A/C. ·ao 1124, sruf, air, cassette, 4,000mi. Best otrer over $15,500. 54&3991. '88 tl.2, cood cond. ~cent work,SS500 644-*1 '73 VW Camper . Runs good, new tires, start.er. ill alternator $2,700 OBO: '96-4506. '79 VW Bus, auto, mjnt cood, xtras, best ofrer takes 496-3176 1979 CONVERTIBLE, x.lnt cond, low miles, all xtru, '1900. 760-0861 . '70 vw Bue. Sl960 best of- fer. Eoi xlnt, nds some body work. 64.5-4108 Pec>lllewho~people ~ mi,.aG.8'1·7074 '88 VW Van, Poptop. reblt "71 tllS Tarca, S.p, air, enc. $1750. Call CS.ythm: MlW>, lmmao... alt,900, ... 5151before3pm. '83 Corv11r Convertible thou.Id alwaya tbeck the Havo someUtina YoU want Monu super~pe Servtce Dirertory 1n the to u ·ll7 Clauified ads do k~!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!~~=Sl=J7~S======~=~!=:==~O~AJ~L~Y~P~I~LOT~=:J.::~it~w~ 11. 64.2·5678. M4·199S. SELL idle Items with a WlllltAdt C.11142·5171 Daily Pilot Cluslrted Ad. , ' THEODORE ROBINS FORD • l 'I:. lol ''•' lo' 1 ! • ' < 1 1 '-, T ,\ ...-.1 \ ,\ '· ~ • I\ ( Ir• :61 OLDS Collector's or transportation, 7lM, like new. $1700/0 BO. 644·0i.Wl 9'57 ft70 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·a T· Bird. Body solld. Runt OK. Great for ret t or . Best ofre r 841-1237. I " . ••• DAILY PILOT 1973 DODGE CHALLENGER 8 cyl automatic trans . power steering. POWer brakes. radio & more 1847HEWJ 1973 CAPRI SIDAM 4 cyl . '4 speed trans .. buctcet ..-.. 1'9dlo I mote. (088HHWl SAVINGS 1978 DODGE OMNI Seda n. 4 cyf .. 4 speed transmission. radio. wsw & more . (858WCPJ. 1979 PLYMOUTH VOi.ARE Sedan 8 cyt., Mlt<>mmlc trens.. PQW9r ateef\ng, power brakes. air oond. (448XNC). 51895 -51695 53695 5•195 ..................................................... 1:~~1111m1~----------...................... .. I '980 PONTIAC PHOENIX 1979 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 1979 CHRYSLER LE BARON 1978 CHEVROLET CAMARO Sedan ve. automotive trans .. air cond .. padded top. pwr steenng & brakes. radio. split seat. wsw tires & more! (324XTZ). Z28 8 cy1 . automatic transmission. power steering. POwer brakes. air cond .. radio & more. ( 407UOPI. 5"95 ... FOR FLEE SALE OR LEASE . INFORMATION, CALL1 546 19·~· ROCKY ENGLAND ----• ... SERVICE HOUR$ ' MONDAY TH.IU FllDAY: 7:30A.M •. TO1:30 P.M. SATURDAY: 1:00 A.M. TO S;OO P.M. \ 4 Or. Sedan. 4 cyl. engine. automatic trans.. air ~ Ton 8 pass. Maxi Wagon. V8, auto. trans, air cond condi tloning, PoW9f steering & brakes. radio. wsw power steering & brakes: crUl•-eonTrOI'. cairpeta.' tires l I more! (554~~). AMIFM stereo 8 track, bucket ..a & much mcnl · ·s6295-''":li:=...; .:s7995 · NEED CASH??? We pay top dollar tor good. clean late model cars. See Curt OaVis or Bryan Hesketh loday. WI AU.OW TOP DOU.I POI YOW ftADl-IM! SH US MOW!!! SEE OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT ABOUT RENTING ~ 1980 PLYMOUTH C ... AMP! l 'I ; . .· ; f \ J •• . ) r I · 1 I I I l ' .. . . ¥ I t ' ··--··-· ·---------·--~--~-~-·· \ s orange Coast I 01 Tt 0 N * VOL. 73, NO. 2~.' SECTIONS,~ PAGES ORANGE COU NTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1980 'Stealth' Disclosure flapped Your Hometo•·n Daily Newspaper TW ENTY-FIVE CENTS Ford Rips Carter in Irvine Talk .. All Alotae A•id die Pladk DaHyPll9C-.,LMP•.- Farmhand in Fountain Valley just west of Talbert A venue was out discing his fields Tuesday, even though the land is totally wrapped in plastic sheets. Plastic was applied so field could be fumigated. Tractor operator is now slicing the sheets so they can be rolled up. Strawber· ries will be planted in November for harvest in March. -Increased OC~dget Passed Orange County's Board of Sueervisors to_~y _!._dopted a 1643.8 million budget for the 1980·81 fiscal year. up 10 percent from last year's budget of $580 million. The budget includes some $440.5 million in the county's general fund and $203.3 million set aside for special funds s uch as measures for libraries, roads and flood control. Of the $60 million increase in the new budget , $11 million is money collected in property tax since the. passage of Proposition 13. The county was required to bold the money until' July when the state Supreme Court ruled that the funds were collected properly. However, the money still is frozen pending legislative re- vie.-. sald Maria Bastanchury, county associate administrative officer. The s upervisors studied the new budget, which is retroactive to Jqly 1. during heatings from July 16 to July 23. The board adopted the budget with no dis· cuuion today. The board, in separate action, ....abo....set.=-the-cowltywide ba.i property tax rate at $4 pel' $100 of assessed valuation San Clemente Man Held in Gun Firing San Clemente police ar- rested a 31-year-old man Tuesday after nei1hbors complained the man was firinl a shotgun into the air . . Witnesses said the man waa 1t.andi.o1 in the 2l800 bl~k of Via Cascadita, ~m~ rounds from Wbea olftcen arrived, tbe man explained bia •truie adiom by tellin1 tbem be bad foqbt with bit llrllrlead and WH m8d. And while 1bootln1 a ....,_la tM air mi&bt ... .. .., of blowtq off ..... Mleen booll:ecl tbe Irate bo7frlnd for di•· · tbarllal a weapon wit.bin tbe eky llmJta. 2 Airlines For Airport Senice By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL OI -Deity Pl ... SIMI The Orange County Board of Supervisors today approved a com promise plan that will permit two additional airlines to begin serving John Wayne Airport by mid -November through an outright gr ant of four of the 41 daily departures now pe~mitted. Th e comprom ise plan , negotiated at the last minute between county officials and airline representatives doesn't include a controversial provision for auctioning the fo ur flights among carriers seeking access at the airport. Officials said an auction of flights would prove too difficult to conduct and could have ad· verse, l~ng-range implications for the airoort. ., ...... , •••..• Under the compromise plan, Air California and Hughes Air West , t h e ca r rie r s no w permitted to serve John Wayne Airport, each will relinquish two flights. Two flights will be granted lo Frontier Airlines, of Denver, and Western Airlines, of Los Angeles. Frontier has Civil Aeronautics Board authority to fl y from Orange County to Las Vegas, while Western has authority to fl y from Orange County to Salt Lake City. Each airline uses Boeing 737 jets that meet the runway weight restrictions now in effect at the airport. Two other carriers seeking ac- cess to John Wayne Airport - Continental Airlines and Pacific Southwest Airlines -don 't meet <See AIRLINES, Page A2) -------------- Metals Pri~ Up; Buck Dips LONDON CAP) -The price of gold rose $17 an ounce in Zurich today amid renewed speculation that Saudi Arabia will trim oil p roduction and boost prices. Silver also was higher. Gold's price dropped as much as SB.SO an ounce Wednesday on widespread profit-taking after soaring more than $30 an ounce T uesday. In Zurich, Europe's largest gold trading center, gold opened today at $683.50 an ounce, up from $668.60 at the close Tues· day, and by mid·day had risen to $685.50. Gold fraded at $692 in New York. up $20.50. Silver also was higher. It traded at $19.78 in New York, up 84 cents. ........... """ NatbaD Tbompeon, a, la clJial al leukemia. Bil family inelll&Ual bl'GUleft 'ftmotlaJ. 4 (cheeked lblrt, r.ll), .... twiD, Nolan, a' (~Jond, center) and baby Aqden ud bil mother. Ann, and hll •UJT01ate father, Denni• Patterton, vl1it bim daily at Children'• Hoepltal in Oraqe. For their 1tory, see pa1e A3, - ) Advises Reagan: "!!TE~~~d. ~l OI tM ~lly Pie« SUfl Former P r esident Gerald Ford criticized the Carter Ad · ministration Tuesday for "tell· ing the Soviet Union" about the nation's most highly classified secret weapon, the "stealth" plane project. Ford. appearing at a pre~ conference prior to a dinner talk before the Orange County Build· ing Industry Association at the Airporter Inn in Irvi ne, said he was "amazed and upset" by statements on the so.called in· visible plane "It tells the Russians what we' re doing," said Ford, adding that the "stealth" project was initiated during his administra- tion and is currently in the de· sign stage and "won't be mean· ingful in 1990." Ford denied accusations made earlier in the day .bY President Carte r th at the Fo rd Ad- ministration had never bothered to make the project plans secret. The former president also criticized Carter for pulljng out of the planned three-way debate between preside n tial can- didates. He predicted the move would hurt Carter. "T think it's selfish and was done purely for political rea- sons." he added. He reiterated his belief that J ohn Anderson's independent candidacy could throw the elec- tion into the House of Represen· tatives if Anderson is able to sustain his estimated 18 percent support rating indicated in re- cent polls. Ford also said he had dined with Republican hopeful Ronald Reagan Monday and had urged him to "stay with the issues because Carter is so, so vulnera- ble." Asked if he advised Reagan on his "latest series of fumbles and goofs." Ford said Reagan is making efforts to "tighten up his organization .·' H·e said the former California governor realizes there have <See FORD, Page AZ) Seepage Feared From Toxic Dump By PATRICK KENNEDY Olttle Deify Pll9C Slaff Underground pockets of methane gas generated from an abandoned chemical dump could seep into nearby dwellings caus· ing an explosion, fire or gas poisoning, a private consultant warned Huntlllgton ~each of· ficials Tuesday night. James C. Crisp, manager or environmental planning for Jack K . Bryant & Associates, Inc., warned the city"s planning com· missioners that explosive levels of methane gas have formed un· derneath the four-acre site local· ed southeast of the Wa rner Avenue and Bolsa Chica Street intersection. Crisp said his company's private study indicates gas pockets are shifting and moving outside the sites boundaries. The site, which was uaed u a dump for toxic oil refinery waates in the 19405, now is sur· rounded by apartments, con· dominlwna and homes . Wbat to do with the con · taminated soil has sparked a continuine dispute between the statei Department of Health, wblcl\ aupporta excavation, and the South Coast Air Quality llanapment District. The air quality maoa1eme1tt diatrict coatendl excavation would ex· pose re1idenll to toxlc lwnea and alrbome carcinogens, pha a •tront odor for at leut three monU.. A dozen homeowners an· nounced at the mHtlDI they would file for a preliminary ID· Junction to Mop excavation un- le11 tbe city ordered an lD depth <8ee OOMP, Pate Al) SAYS CARTER UNSTEAL THY Former Preaident Ford TUXJ Teens Hein in . Stabbing A pair of Huntington Beach 19-year-olds have been arrested by Newport Beach authorities in connection wt'lh the near-fatal stabbing of a .25·year ·old chauf- feur on gr aduation night last June. David Paul Owen. of 8121 Munster Drive, and Ron Glenn Sherard, of 20661 Horizon Lane, were booked late Monday on charges of assault ~ith intent to commit murder. Each is being held on $50,000 bail at the Newport City Jail. Police claim more arrests are likely. Police assert a gr oup of youths. described as punk rock stylists, sta bbed Orange County cha uffeur Daniel Harms once in the chest and then poured beer over the wounded man's head and laughed. The incident was reported last June 12. Harms told police he was driv· ing in the Newport Shores area of the city, taking a group of Edison High School graduates to a party when something was thrown at his limousine. He said wben he got out to in· vestigate, one of his assailants grabbed him from behind while a ·second plunged a knife into his chest. He said he was also kicked and punched. He was later transported to the trauma center at Fountain Valley Community Hospital where he was listed in critical condition. Investigator Robert Hardy, who headed ·the stabbing probe, said Harms was later put under hypnosis by an officer from the Orange police department. He said Harms was in s uch a state of shock and trauma that he had difficulty sorting out the incident in order to make iden· t ification. Coas• Weathe r Fair through Thursday after clearing or late night and early morning clouds. Lows tonight 58 at the beaches, 62 inland. Highs Thursday low 70s to80. 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S)'na 1API yrta and U bya today pro-claimed~ mer1er or their ph)llcally dtatant nationl into an II mlllioo-atronj Ara b stat4! plf'daed to r~ntw1na the ft1bt a1alns t llrael and "Ubtralina" al\ of Pa\t'itlnei A )om\ C'Ornmunlqut aaid their leadert< ~ould mHt wnhln a month to form a unafit"d •overtllDfllt llrat'u t'nmt" Mm1•ler Mtn•cht-m Uegln said Tuesday Lht> mer1er was ne.odt'd by S> na bt"<'ause of Its domt-$llc d1ffl<'ult1•11 He alllO said L1by1& hH a huae arsenal lluppht'd by lht-SQv1t"t Union but oot ~nou.ch munpu~'C'r forth,. wupons Somt> obs.-rver!! ha Vt' nptt'll ~ stt'pt1r1~m • bnul tht' cha nces for succtss of the mtflt'r. notln& that tht> t~o nat1oru. are 800 nulell a inart. l.1by1 has nevt-r 11upph~ troop11 to fl•ht Israel and earlltr phul b)' lJbya to merlJt' wllh Syna. £1ypl and Tunisia tmdf'd in faal urt" ~Lftarj.c W'erk#n rs ••:NI ....... I.AS VEGAS {I\ p l Tht nH IS 1nvesugallnK l.i itrouvut pt-uple who formerly worked toitt'ther at thl' G11tes ~arJtl l>lanr--tn Tucson ln connection with th~ bombing of Harvt') 's Casino lit Lake Tahoe last month. u Las Vegas newspaper u ad today The Valle>• Tunes u 1d that at least one member or tht group w9rked at the Lear Av1a lnc pl1tnl U\ Reno but left has Job prior to the Aug 27 bombing at St1atd1ne The bomb was planted by cJttorttomsts who demanth:d $3 mtlllon for information on h-Ow to disarm 1t But a piayo(( plan Cell through and the device exploded wh1le bomb experts tned to disarm it with a remote control machme, causing about $3 mUfion da!flage to the high-n se hotel ca&ino Bl ... f'riftld E•rd '" °"WI C.-e NEW YORK <AP l -The California farmer who helped Bil ly Carter make his 011-loan deal with L1~a has been under m vesligation in a drug case and tried to use his relationship with President Carter's family to further his business and personal interests. The New York Times reported today The Times' article said George L Belluomam was under in vestigation for possible violations of laws on narcotics. tax and currency involving importation of marijuana and cocaine from South America. Ke.9-Tdb DrfftHrPfalU• ,.._. CLEVELAND (AP> Ronald Reagan said today he would consider setting aside part of the ·federal m ilitary budget to establish defense plants in inner-city areas plagued by high un· employment. The Republican presidential nominee told a predominantly black audience there likely will be an expansion of the defense industry to improve the country's military capability Maw SM1"1'iN'S 204-toec BridgP Leap SAN FRANC ISCO (AP) An unidentified man survived a 204-foot leap off the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge today. police said. Bob Schenck. a spokesman ror the Coast Guar d, said the man jumped from the bridge about 7 a.m A Coast Guard rescue boat quickly pulled him from the cold waters of the bay. Fro.Page ·ll AIRLINES. • weigh t requir e ment s and therefore were not considered for entry al the airport, officials said. T he plan ratified by the board will remain in effect until April 1, pending development of a final plan on the airport access issue. The board approved the hinog of a consultant to examine long- te rm solutions to the access is· sue . That analysis will be based on per mitting a irlines entry to the airport on the basis of the noise their aircraft creats. Such a •·noise budget" ap· proach has ben s oug h t by Newport Beach officials in t heir battle to quiet the skies above their city. Supervisor Thomas Riley. whose 5th District includes the airport. said the compromise plan "is a very fair way to go " . NB Blaze Snuffed Fast A Newport Bea ch resident was treated for smoke inhalation this morning aft er some items stored on top of he r e lectric stove caught fire and filled her Park Newport apartment with smoke. Author ities said firefi ghters stomped out the 7:56 a .m . blaze. which c aulte1'1 o nly $400 in damage, in ten m inutes. One fireman. Thomas Wright , jammed a finger while trying to snuff out the fire. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ff'lt Or•not Cotti ~ly P tlO' •tff'I wt'l1tf\ ,, <om01HO lf'lf ..... , Prn\ I\, S>UD1tWWO Of' 1Pw 0'•"9' C,0..'1 P1i11Dl•"'hntl Com~•"" S.O.rttt ~ti.on\.,. PYIMIS>nrtG MoNt•1 lf'lrouoh FrtO•'f tor (O~I• ~H. N•wOOfl fl•A< f'I Hu.,ltftQIOt°' 8t•<" ,.ou"l••n V•ll~y ltwr"e l •ou"" 8~f<ft South (N\t A C.."Qff' ftQ1on•t fJICl1lfOf"I ,~ l>Wbl•\""' S.tlol'"CMY\ .no ~net ... \ fn. 0t1f\(1p..I P"O••''u"" otiMt '' "' lJO Wnt ,..,. 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''We 're telling them that they can contribute to the fund," he said. Me mo rial services we r e schedul ed today at 4 p.m. at Calvary Chapel, 3800 Fairview St .. Santa Ana . G r aveside s ervices will be he ld at 1 p.m . T hursday at Forest La wn Memorial Park. in Hollywood Hills. Miss Brown is survived by her father Wilbert, a senior buyer of electric equipment for the F1uor Corp. in Irvine, and her mother. Kathleen. S he a lso leaves b1"othe rs . Douglas and Ronald and a sis· ter. Carol. Police said today they are con· tinuing to investigate the acci· de nt that occurred when Miss Brown was on her way to tennis practice at school. NB-Mesa: Schools Get New Kitchen A new $1 million kitchen to serve 4,500 lunches daily wu ap- proved Tuesday night by the Newport-Mesa school board. Trustees voted unanimously to begin accepting bids Monday on the 7 ,500-square-foot kitchen to be located on the comer of Bear and Baker Streets. All elementary schools and some high schools are served by a central kitchen located at the re- cently sold McNally School site in Costa Mesa. Pacific Federal Savin11 and Loan wbo purchased the bu.Udins last AUl\lll hu asreed to leue lhe kitchen to the district until June. Some400pound.a of 1roUDd beef, 450 pounds ol aalad, 130 caJJom of miaed ve1etablea and 4,500 freshly baked yeut rolla are pre- pared dally at the kitchen for di.a· trtbutlcmtotbe scbooll. , ···~ ·~ ..... • to: I i z a b \' t h l': a g I e t o n Wl'1gand. 23, niece of Sen. Thom~ i'' Eagl~ton , D·Mo., has been tnd1ct~d b y a FejferaJ Grand Jury in St. Louts on charges s he at- tempted to extort $220,000 from the senator through a fumily owned company. U.S. Funds May Aid Slide Area By DON CHAPMAN Of llW O~llr Pl ... Sw tt Laguna Beach City Manager Ken Frank says ;i federal dis- aster oCficial has adm itted that at least part of · the lands lide damage in Arc h Beach Heights 1s eligible for federal runds. Tom· Hamner of the Federal Emergency Management Agen- cy I FEMA) acknowledged 30,000 t'ubic yards of unstable earth below Del Mar Avenue threatens property and meets emergency standards, Frank said Frank said that the city had received no written assurance r egarding federal funds , but added that Hamner's statement was the first indicat.ion that federal help might be forthcom- ing. While officials purs ue the federal funds, Del Mar area res- idents are wr iting letters to state and federal offi cia ls, in an effort to get repair of the hillside under way. The repair cost could run as high as $700,000, according to geologists. During the Fe bruary rains. more than 35 feet of Del Mar Avenue rell into the canyon. and the 30,000-cubic-yard land mass moved down the slope. Two homes. a manhole, sewer li ne. and utility equipment were damaged in the slide, and more h o mes in the vicinit y are threatened. Also in danger are 10 homes 250. feet below Arch Beach Heights f'ro..P~AJ FORD ... oeen some problems in his cam- paign. Ford stressed that he doesn't anticipate being in a Reagan cabinet. "I'm not anxious to get back into that routine," he said. The former president said his immediate plans are 'to hit the road on a campaign schedule that will take him to 30 states on behalf or Reagan as well as 29 con g ressional candidates. 15 senatorial hopefuls a nd four' gubernatorial candidates. "I'm going to be very busy." he said. f'ro111 Page A I DUMP •.• environmental impact study. Cri~ j)Ointed .out. the need fo r an -evacuation plan in case ex- t r e me ly toxic fumes began · s p reading thro ug hout-the ne jghborhood during eltcava- tion . He said a m o bile air monitoring sta tion should stay downwind during excavation to constantly check air quality. He added that although city drinking water has not been poisoned, there are indications th a t low levels of toxic chemicals have seeped into s hallow private wells . Bonsai Loot In Burglary A burglar with a penchant for Bonsai plantl used wire cutten to enter a Lagun• Beach nunery and lake $1.500 worth ol the dwarf abrube. Laeuna Beach police •aid the thief cut throu1b a fence at Ex· 1 otica, t• N. Cout HJ1hw•)', late Monday or early Tuesday and made off with bet.ween SS and 40 of the plantJ. Tbe abrube were valued at St,000 and their contalnen were worth $500, lt was reported. • I ~Pupil Overload Charged · By ROBERT BARKER Of ... o.lly ~ ... ·~ A spokesman for Huntington Reach Union High Sch ool teachers char ged Tuesday night that dis trict poli c ies have \:aused disorder and overloaded classes In the opening days or ll<'hool .:>avid Chapel. president of the District Educators Association which r epresents 740 teachers, claims that some traffic a nd safety teachers have been as- signed to homemaking classes, homemaker teachers are handl· ipg social studies classes and social studies teachers are teaching traffi c and safety. Other teacher. representatives s aid there are 276 classes throughout t he six-school dis- t rict with a teacher-pupil ratio in • excess of 37·1. They are advocat· ing class sir.es or 33-1. . District Superintendent J ake F. Abbottt acknowledged that class sizes are a major concern and that oWcials will seek to re· duce disparities. At the same time , it was re· ported by district ofri cials that there are 123 classes with less than 20 students . Efforts wHI be made lo con· sol idate so m e o f the less populated classes to even the teaching load, Abbott said . Surgeon Says He's Innocent Of Slayings Huntington Harbour surgeon Louis Alaia was ordered today to s tand tnal Nov 10 in Orange County Superior Court a rter pleading innocent to charges that he kilJed his ex-wife and her at torney boyfriend last June. Alaia, accompanied by his cur rent wife and his parents, stood quietly be for e Judge Luis Cardenas as his innocent plea was entered by defense attorney Ed George Jr Alai a is free on $250,000 bail He is accused of killing his ex wife , Margy Lou Alaia, 37, and Long Beach attorney Marvin · Tincher. 50. alter going to the woman's Huntington Harbour home to pick up his two children for a weekend visitlastJune 13. , Paper Pistol Nem1boy Does Bang-up Job Whatever \he power of the press, It isn\t .38-or .•s-caliber In nature, Irvine police assured a worried resident of the University Pa rk region early today. The Rockview Place homeowner called a bout 3:40 a.m . to report bearing three loud reports Uke gunshots. A man also was r eportedly visible outside. holding what ap- peared to be a large handgun with what ~eemed to be a Jong, menacing barrel. Patrolmen Phil Cadenhead ~d Mike Ogden arrived on the scene to discover it was just a predawn newspaper delivery car· rier poised.to hurl another rolled-up A.M. edition. The gunshot-like reports were other copies of the hefty morning newspaper landing in other subscribers' concrete driveways along the street. \.. At!riden• Site Stop Light Urged By U CI Students A group of UC Irvine resident students a ppeared before the Irvine Ci ty Council Tuesday night to demand a stop light be placed on a street near the un· iversity where a blind man was hit by a car Aug 28. ''Rick LaBelle was severely injured and remains confined to the h05pital in traction," Jock Eggers. chairman of the Verano Residen~e Hall Association. told council members "His guide dog Brenda was killed. Neither were acting irres pons ibly ac· cording to the police report " He said there have been a number of accidents and near misses at Verano Way and Cam- pus Drive I rvine police Chier Leo Peart s aid he would look into the possibility of placing a street light there and said he would re port back to the council l roni.cally, the day after the accident. workers began puttmg in flashing amber warning lights whe re LaBelle was hit Mayor Art Anthony said today the hghts had been on the draw 2 Firefighte rs Hurt in Blaze HUNTINGTON PARK CAPI Three firefighters were 1nJured in a blaze at M.K 01 1 Co here. county fire officials s aid. Fire spokes m an Roy Ta lbot said da m age Crom Tuesday's fire was limited mainly to the one 75-foot-by-100-foot building , which was gutted by explodin g dru ms of oil. .. ing board for some time and it was a coincidence that work Started the day after the acci· dent. He said the installation of the amber lights wouldn't pre· elude the possibility of eventual· ly putting a regular stop light at Cam pus Drive and Verano Way. LaBelle, 30, and his guide dog we re struck in the crosswalk there by a sports car driven by Gregory Grant Walker. 32. Irvine. Walker was given a traffi c ticket for fatlu'Je to yield fo r a pedestrian H was observing the 40 mph speed limit. police said Bridge Work Bid Awarded The faillni.? Ba lboa Is land Brid~e in Newport Beach wi ll gel a $1.4-million facelift this rall that will leave it prettier and with more room for pedestnaos, City Council me mbers agreed this week. When the ret'onslruct1un proj e<.'t as firushed. projected to be b~ next spring, the bridge will ha' e ~ee-lhrough railings, a dec- ora t1ve concrete e ntrance on the island side and 9·foot wide sidewalks instead of the c urrent 4-foot paths The location of the bridge will not change. The contract was awarded to P eter Kiewit Sons' Construction Co o( Anaheim The firm's bid was 30 percent over the city's est i m a ted cost b ut was the lowest of four s ubmitted bids. On Display ... Ready For Delivery A beautiful blend of traditions Grand Viii~ By Drexel Whal cs a tradition, In furniture. ii is often a blend of Ideas, refined and enriched by time. Such is the case in our Grand Villa dining collection by Drexel•. displaying sophisticated touches from '!'any eras and many lands. Craf ted In pecan solids and veneers. some p ieces are enhanced by olive ash burl veneer . Thr oughout, scale and proportion ar e Intelligently handled, to create pieces that fit Into formal dining rooms and apart· ment settings with equal ease. We urge you to visit our special presenta· tion soon. r. ... .. STOCKS I BUStNESS Tue.day•• Cloel111 Pricea NYSE COMPOSITE r TRANSACTIONS ~.. ,...~ "'-*"' ,... I I '•"' I .,,. 11'<1 I' I ""' l -("'I "·"~ pl ' !O dlO ))I', ,,..." Ml ' ' ..... 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" 11.» •. 101 \II+ .... 1.7' • l~ .. ,.. ' • 116 -.. ... • , ~ .. Wllllllllu '·• ) "'' lf\4, ••• I 1 .. ~.... -IJ"' I 'ID 1 tql ~Ill-111 .. .. 6 '1 IN+ ~ -U.... I .. llOO .-. I' s DM..YPILOT Owners Rarely At Firms' Helms By MILTON MOSllOWln Charles G. Bluhdorn, the founder and prime developer of the Gull & Western conglomerate C Paramount Pictures, Muriel cigars, New York Knickerbockers, Simmons mat- tresses, among many other products and services>; ownt three million sha res or s tock ln the company. That's nearly 7 percent or all the common stock -and it's worth rou.cbly $55 million on the New York Stock Exchange. - Leon Hess. who fashioned the $7 billion petroleum company, Amerada Hess, owns 6.~ milUon shares or st.oclt ln the firm. That's about 17 percent of all the common stock -and it's worth roughly $400 million on the New York Stock Exchange . RAYMOND K. MASON. the creator or the Charter Company, an oil operator with a publishing kicker (Red· ., book, Ladies' Home JournaJ and Sport magazine), owns 2.6 million shares or Charier stock. That's 13 percent of aU the commQn stock -and it's worth roughly $52 million on the New York Stock Exch~nge. Tbose are examples ot people who do own large -and controlling -chunks or stock in the companies they bead. They are decidedly the exceptions lo the rule lbat obtains today in lbe business world. The chairmen and presidents or our largest companies do not own big blocks of stock in their compariies. They are not exactly impoverished; they're just not dominant stockholders. Take Irving S. Shapiro. He runs the Du Pont company, our largest chemical producer He holds nearly 13,000 shares of Du Pont stock. Ou Pont has 144 million shares outstanding. so Shapiro's holdings are less than l /lOOlh of l percent. And they're w or th' l ess tha n $600,000. How a b o u t Reginald Jones, the chairman of General Electric , the 11th largest corporation in Money Tree the nation? He owns 8,800 s hares or GE stock. That's a fraction or the 227 million shares of GE. And those holdings are worth less than $500,000. Then there's Thomas A. Murphy, chairman of General Motors, the bolder of 30.600 GM shares GM has 290 million shares of stock , so Murphy's holdings are puny You can track company after company -and see the same picture. Ma Bell's chairman, Charles L. Brown, bas 2.200 shares of stock They are drowned by the 707 million AT&T shares Chairman James L Ferguson owns 14,000 shares ol General Foods stock foul of a total of 50 million). IN SHORT, IT'S EXCEEDLNGLY rare for owners or comoanies to be running them. Besides, the owners -the big ones -tend lo be inanimate bodies such as banks, in· surancecompanies and investment advisers. 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WO QOIW(ll of IM munlllOt\t 1naue1ry • lll.ECTRIC COtilltAHY ; OAM€RA THRH "PuplMlle In I h• f , .. )I.JI Style" th• Campeoo .. ~0...ly•~·· _, ~~ oi r1...u1 pul>(lel-• <HtN>n••···-thelr aftltlf\' "'Ith ~II OI •U llllAl)M a/Id _.,.. (,. (R) (I) Ca8NEW8 111 A8CHEW9 ' l:JOI TIC TAC OOUOH OtC«CAVEn G~t H•I Prul<.A (Pall t ol 2)lRJ (I) M•A•&•.t A 11rono Wlndatorm lll6t:ll ttle meml>Ofs 01 the 4077th 111 v•ryino ways ®J &AAHEY MILLER "Bus 5109 The drMH ~ anus end up 1n the nelQhbo<nooad cese ot $lllQ8 lrlghl when hi makes ro11 slr19lng del>Ut at the big dance fJ A8CNEWS g JOKEA'S WILO • STREETS OF S_.N FRANCISCO An att0<ney worlls on a big murder cese 1n wh>Ch the 11kl1lm was his wile's eA· IOVllt fl) OVEREASY G...s1· ht$10flen Tl\eO<lore WhlleQ(R) '11) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT Wedneldolly, ~ tO. ,., . Da119«>r Aht-ad Charlton Heston. retired lawman, warns daughter (Barbara Hershey> about escape of revenge bent convict in "The Last _Hard Men," on CBS Wednesday Night Movies at 9 loni~ht. Ch 2. Guests Ma1te Osmond Robef'I U1teh. Jeannt"" &rnoet, Johnny Ponazzo 7:30 I) THE PRICE 18 RIGHT D IN SEARCHOF ... "JOhn The Baptist' Q SHANA NA Guest Biiiy Crystal fJ HOLLVWOOO SQUARES g FACE THE MUSIC fl) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT m GREAT PEAFORMANCES "Macbe111" Norman Bal- ley, Pa1r1Cla Jol\nlOn an<! NICOiai Chlaurov are fp .• lured In Vetdl'a full-length opera, 5Ung 1n the original 11111an (R) CJ) P.M. MAGAZINE Mark Wentzel, Mime al Sea World. 8:00 f) ACROSS THE GAEA T DIVIDE 0 REAL PEOPLE F1N11ureo • r4'1)ni<ll\ or t>lllCI< WOtkl War II llg.hlet pllOIS, a IO·yelt·Ol<I disc tockey. no<H molo.l!f Stan ljjmkUll, a retlllural11 Al 8 nudlsr co<ony. Mr Back- wards (R) 0 FAWLTY TOWERS Guests and srott bdeom& confuted by BasU s sr11te or nervous l&nston and a case ol mlllaken ldenhty (Perl 4 ol 6) • fJ @) EIOHTIS ENOOOH Elizabeth goes "4!fChlng tor • boyfriend and wmas up at a wild lrat party Oevtd hlros Tommy Q fR) 0 MOVIE * * '" "B&lwoon He1111en And Hell.. ( 1966) Robert Wagner'. Terry MOO<e The ••r teaches a young Southerner to 10<1ge 111s teltow man m0<e charita- bly (2 hrs) Television 11141 ~tlon1 of me grOWif19 polltloaf po..., QI mtnotlty gtOVpa (Pat I 2 Of JI 1HlaAXr•M un~au..r· •ao•~~ AHO'IWNOI 0.-1 MM14111M l<ehn • OAIAT NNON.IANCU M"(lielll N<Mn~ ll&i• ..,. PalriC.t.t Jorv1s1)r1 wno N~ olMI CtulurOv era la•· t1.119d In Verdi • lull langlh 119111 ii ... "II 111 , ,,. or IQIN•I lt•llJIU fl\) l l.J KHH'8 PfOPLt: I 40 8 f'AWL TY TOWllA8 W0<k1 WAI loof118 In Ille ,_, futt.ue .. SyD+I ..,,.,, II,. tlUAl)llal and 8hll ,..,, dr... ttunga badly f P•rl !> 0111) i .00 IJ (l l 088 MOVIE • • '·~ Tiie LHI HltO Meo 119711) Cher non Hes \\)ti J.,-,_ CobUfr't An egrng l•wman comes OVI ol re1v.....,.1 IO hunt ari ~ COtlvlCI who la oatwmlnad lo avenoe his wlle a<lu th (R) 0 OIFF'REHT 8TROt<E.8 Wllllt allis.• muaculer m•n IReggte Jecl\aon) he meets at a ,...,,,. club to pose u hie <180 '°' • • ........ _ athletic oomperloon Q(R) fJ @) PEARL The SIOftOll Of throe COU• pies fM!dlng In H•w•ll In 194 I .,a IOllOwec:I !ult prl- Or to and during Ille attac:tc on P8111 H111bor St81$ Af\gle [)Ocl(lnson, Robe<1 Wag.-. Dennis Wuv11t and Lasley Ann Warren (Pan2)(R) Q) MERV GRIFFIN Guests. Malle Osmond RoDerl Urich. Jeannine Surnler. Johnny P0tr azzo. Steohen King 1:20 0 FAWLTY TOWERS Basil allempra ro conven Fowtty Towtl<S Into a gour- met's paradise (Part 6 of 6) i .30 0 SAHFOAO A valUable diamond ring tllerally lands In 1"6 hat or Freel, who happens to be standing In o Jewelry store ll'tal 15 Detng robbed ( R) 10:00 0 QUINCY TUBE TOPPERS KCOP • 8:00 Robt!rl ftyan star movie about rowdy Territory. Richard Burton, in "Ice Palace," history of Alaskan KNBC D 10:00 -"Quincy." When he traces three cases of deadJy botulism to athletic stadium. Quincy tries to get championship soccer game postponed. KHJ -TV CJ 11 :00 -"Mad Dog Morgan." Film starring Dennis Hopper about infamous Mad Dog Morgan dur ing Australian gold rush . 1 141<1y nume<OIOQltt, the LOI Angelet POiiceman of tile v-. and •man who POMt for pictures with ~brll .... ti) THE BENNY Hill SHOW A nur_.y rhyme NII lhfl acene lor a very n•uohly lhephefd high up In the SwlH Alps and lhree n1ughly ShepherclnMS &.\) WERNE1' HERZOO AND THE MAKINO Of NOSFERATU The 1nnova1lve German film diteetor's taselnallng And un0f1ho<IO• lllmlng llyte Is _, at work on iocauon In Oerma11y ana Holland with hi• film "Nos- teu1tu .. '11) HERE'S fO YOUR HEALTH ''Heedacoos" Q (Rt 11:30 e (I) CAM PmN COUHTDOWN Wallet Cronklle and vari- ous correspondents rnporl on ttie candidates luues, 1he electorate and the ch•nglng polltlcal sysrem 0 TONIGHT Hoal Johnny Carson G~\s Joen Emt>ety. Or Lendon Smith, Stephane Groppelll, Joe Namath 0 OATlNOOAME 0 ®J ABC NEWS Q) HOGAN'S HEROES Hogan h•s 10 smuooie JOHN DARLl~G valuat>r. pl\O\ogcaphs OU\ ol the POW camp ti) GETSMART Mu romenc419 • KAOS agec>I, all In Ille line OI duty, of cours. fJi) m CAPTIONED ABC NEWS 11:50 0 ®) LOVE BOAT "The Lest 0 1 The Stub· lngs" Pelee INCkMn, "Tl'te Mllllon Oollat Man" Fra11k Converte, Marcie Strus- m•n; "The Slaters.. Pat Crowiev. Merloo Ross (R) -Ml>NIGHT- 12:00 II (I) C8S LATE MOVIE • • "Zuma Beech" (19781 Suzanne Somera. Mark Wheeler A singer on lhe skids goes on a vacation to &tCape lrom het troubles end bec-omes lnvOlved with the prob~• 01 • group of teen-aoers 0 TWIUOHT ZONE A guerilla leader aucoeecls Ill 011erthrow1ng ll'te regime of Ille c0trupt government of his country G) MISSIOH: IMPOSSIBt.E lhe IMF Ions lhe anemprs ol a onoe·pow&rtul com- munist 10 regain power ti) THE GOODIES POi ice Sugt•nl S ~ar ~ wants a l!fomollon but he's scared of cumlnals, TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS ,,.. Goocti.e ro«> • b•AA to ri. CM UtCll IMm 12:308 MOVIE -·** "Topltepl" (tllM) MajjNI Mweoutl, MaalM*- en Sc~• A valuebl• jewel•aludded tword le atolet'I trom • Turklth ~m (2 hre., 26 min.) I NATIONAl. NEWS 1;00 TOMOAAOW D O BAAETTA A holdup men mark• BM•tt• '°' elt9Cullon (R) g MAVEAICI< Btet 111et to out-swindle • crooked atierllf Q) MOVIE • • ~ "Song 01 Love" (1947) K•1h111lne Heown. Peut Henreld A concert plenltt mauled to • muel- cal c:ompoa« felts In love w1ll't •nolher man (2 hre., 15mln.) G) MOVIE • * ··M• And Pa Kettle glMhed )Udge yewne tor 1t1e bright 11Qht1 and n cl1 • 1nO 10CN1 Clime.. Of the bit Olly. (2 hr'L. 40 min.) ._. MOYlt • • * "TM Tltftald Thul\. derbolt" (1953) Stanley Hollowly, George Ralph, un .. ll•fled lown•people r~ .,. unuMd •• roed It hf .. 30 min.) Tllursda•'• Bayt i•~ itlo.,I~• 8:00 8 * • "Someone At TIMI Door" t 1950) MIChHI Medwln. Gary Matan A young repor1er. out IOt • atory. felt• a murder (1 "" 11:00 • * * "lOOlllnO For Dan· ger" (11157) Bo-v Boye, Otto Relcf\Ow. The Boye IOM •n Army C«>ltlng pot In Not111 Africa. (I hr.) Beck On TM Ferm"' ( 1954) -AFTERNOON- t.UtJO<le Main, Pfllcy Kii- brlde Trout>r. erupts when 12':00 U •·~ "Unllnown Wortes" Pe lhlnka Ille OIO horn. (1951) 9tuce KaflOQg. Mer- tlead Is enriched with ur•· llyn NUii. To escape tlMI nlum de~la. (I hr , 30 11ffec11 ot a nucleal llolo- mln.) cauet, • gtoup of aclenthita 2:00 D NEWS develops a mechantam 0 MOVIE that will telle 1'*'1 to INI· * * • "Cry Of TM City" tfll at Earth's ~ ( t hr • ( 194111 Vietor Metura. Alch· 30 min ) &td Conte. Two Chlkll"IOO<I Q) * *' • "TM long lrlends grow up to lace Gooobya" (1973) E.lllott e•cll ottler ttom dlttt1ren1 Gould, Nina Van Pall•not. sides ol Ille la"' (2 hra ) A ,...n lrln to co.., up 2: 10 fJ NEWS two murders comml1ted t>y 2: 151) NEWS hie girlfriend I I hr • SO 2:30 ti) NEWS min ) 2:50 IJ MOvtE ti) • • • "Ttie S•v• • • ··Rklers To Tll8 Stars · Innocents" (1961) AnthOny ( 1954) Wiiiiam Lundlgan, Quinn, Yoko Tani. Greedy Harben Marshall Three white fur tradllf'S dlsnipt men a1e asslgneo 10 cap-lhe Ille of an Eskimo hunt- tura a me1eor In ouler 8f 12 hrs I sp•ce ( 1 hr • 40 min I 1:00 fl) • • ·~ "Floetln; 2:55 Q NEWS Weeds·· ( 1959) Ganjlro 3:00 O MOVIE Kakamura Heruko Sugl-* • * 'The Naked mura A theatral group Runner" ( 1967} Frenk stops 1n a 1own lh8l lea1111s Sinatra, Peter Vaughao a mark on each actor's Ille. Brlllah Intelligence (:l hrs. 10 min I lllQl>llSIS lhal an American 3:00 0 ••. Duel Al The RIO 1>Ut1neS&n11111 assasstn•I• Grande ' ( 1964) Se•n a ~factor while 1n East Flynn. Danielle de MalL G111many with ri•s son I t ®l • • "The Wrecking hr , SS min ) Cr-" ( 1968) ONJl Mlrtln. 3:15Q) MOVIE Elke Sommer * * • "C8S$ Ttmberlane" 3:30 fJ • * 1h "Can Ellen Bl ( 1948) Spencer Tracy Saved?" ( 19741 Kllhy Lane Turner The yOUnQ Cannon. Mich.HI Parlta by Armstrong & Batiuk CJ) TIC TAC OOUOH @) MERV GRIFAN A your19 card Shark l>e4ng pursueo by a posse j<>lns the two orphans on their lrek 10 Or8Qon 1Pe11 2) (R) C'hannt-1 Li#t ing• I) KNXT rCBSJ Los Anq~·lt!S ti) MOVIE * • •,; "I~ Palac"Ct" ( 1960) Richer<! Bu11on. Robert Ryan Two men wage II hie-long ball .. during the rowdy history of the Alman 191111ory (2 hrs) fl) 28TOHIOHT Quincy tries IO get • Cham- pionship socce1 geme POs1poned Wiien he treces thrlHI cases ol deadly ooiullsm 10 the sledlum wtiere rt IS being played (R) OU NEWS ti) NA TIOHAL NEWS m KUP'S SHOW WE'~E HE~e: ON THE SE'T OF OAL.~ ACTLiALLY WATCH1Nfr1'HEM SHOOT AN EPISOO~Q THE UR:0M JNC1 PTu1.' WHAT'S GO•NG or 4 AROJNO HE~E, MISS ELLIE:? TH~ SALi SHAKE::QS A~E. r=tLLED WITH SA.L.:T INSTEAD 1. KNOW, JOCK! THINGS .JUST HAVE.N'f BEEN -n-if ~E. SINCE J.~. Hl'6 BEEN t N 'THE. H05PITAL.I Q KNB(" 1 lllBC Lo~ An•Jelt?S 10-.30 m m NEWS 5EA50N._··---~J Or= 5UGAQ t? ----~--.. 0 KTLA 1110 1 LOS An41 le• a MB( IV I Al3C l ns AnQel""> CU '\rM& 1Cl3'-.1 5 m D1eqo g l\HJ IV (ln.J , Lu~ Ara1ele'• @) '<.G~ T 1ABC1 ::ian U 1·g1J ... KTT oJ Ina I L. JS Ar 1Jl'le ti) KCOP TV find, L Ll!> Angl' t''> EE! KCET T\/ 1PB St Loe; Anqr1 .. s m KOCE rv 1P8S) Hun11nq• Jn Beach Pinch-hitter Willis (Todd Bridges, right) asks qian (Reggie J ackson, second from left) ~e m eets at health club to take place of his adoptive dad (Conrad Bain, left) in fatber- son atltletic meet. Arnold (Gary Coleman) proc laims himself unofficial ~?ach in episode of "Diff'rent Strokes" amng at 9 tonight on KNBC (Ch. 4) An examination of the ettoors 01 demograpnlc cnanges on desegregation In Southern C•lllorn1a, featuring • panel dtSCUS· s><>n on how to define in1e- gret 1on when m1nor1ty groups co11slitute a majon- ty of the population. ana 11:00 e 0 a (I) OJ) NEWS 0 NEWLYWEDOAME 0 MOVIE **'A "Mad Dog Morgan·· (1976) Dennie Hopper. Devid Gulptm llle story or Ille lnfamoua Mad Dog Morgan during Ille AuStr•· llan got<! rusll (2 l'trs) G) YOU BET YOUR LIFE Buddy plays 1he game With NBC Needs Pageant For No. 2 Ranking NEW YORK <AP> -F'or the first time since late in February, NBC broadcast the week's most-watched program -tbe Miss America Pageant -but climbed no higher than second place in the networks' three-way ratings race , figures from the A.C. Nielsen Co. show. Jn sharp contrast to the Miss America s h o w, anothe r NBC weekend special, the annual Emmy Awards broad cast. boycotted by many of the striking Hollywood ac- tors, was only moderately successful in the ratings No. 32 of 73 pro- gr ams shown in the week ending Sept. 7. THE BEAUTY CONTEST, which pulled a rating or 24 .9, was one of two NBC programs in the Top 10 for the week, itself a rare accomplishment in recent months. Nielsen says the rating for the Miss American Pageant means or all the nation's TV-equipped homes, nearly a quarter -24.9 percent -saw at least part of the program. Miss America coupled with NBC's other Top 10 show. the concluding in- stallment in a repeal broadcast of the As has been the case since mid· April. a large proportion of the pro· grams broadcast in prime time were repeats. ABC' nR.ST PRIME-TIME college football game of the season, between Texas and Arkansas, was No. 30 in the ratings, while CBS' weekend cov- erage of the U.S. Open tennis tourna- ment attracted fewer viewers. and was No. 48 for the Saturday night · semifinals and No . 42 for Sunday night's semifinals. An ABC News "White Paper" on Fidel Castro's Cuba placed 6lst in the ratings. CBS listed four of the week's five lowest-rated s hows, following NBC's "A Man Called Sloane" in 69lh place. The CBS programs were, in descend- ing order, "The White Shadow," a movie called "Riding for the Pony Express " a Reagan for President polltlcal 0spot and "The Waltons." Comedians Get Last Laugh In COMPTON !AP> Comics Dan Rowan and Dick Martin have won $4 .6 million from a Superior Court jury whic h agreed tha t George Sch l atter Productions violated an agreement with the duo when he started a new .. Laugh-In" series in 1977. Richard Purtich, co- counsel for Rowan and Martin during the six- week trial, said the dis- pute centered do oral and written agreements among the producers or the show on the use of its· unique format. The jury's award in- c I u de d $750,000 in punitive damages against Sctilatter a nd his production company. two-part movie "Midway!" in 10th H H ood Plamiing place contributed to a ratmg for the 0 yw week' of 15.3, second to ABC's 16.4 and ahead or CBS' 13.8. BIG GUFSTS SET FOR MUPPET SHOW LONDON CAP) -"The Muppet Show" has numerous big guest stars line d up for the coming season. Among them: The origipaJ "Laugh- In · • shown 'on NBC from 1967 through 1972, was co-produced by Rowa n and Ma rtin's Romart , Inc . and George Schlatter-Ed Friendly Productions. Rowan and Ma rtin contended t hat a 1973 contract stated that the format of the show could not be used again unless all parties agreed. IC no agr eement could be reached, the item was to be submitted for arbitra- tion, Purtichsaid . 'Choo Choo' Fihn HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Pardon me, boy, is that a movie on Track 29? The song "Chattanooga Choo Choo" is being made into a movie in the manner of "Harper Valley PTA." Phil Borack has assigned novelist and screenwriter Tony Kendrick to write the screenplay. It was Borack who brought "Harper Valley PTA" to the movie screen. "Chat- tanooga Choo Choo" was written by Harry Warren and Mack Gordon and was introduced in the movie "Sun V~ey Serenade." 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